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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
THE BOSS BRICKLAYERs WEAKENING.

There is every probability that there will be
speedy end to the strike Of the bricklayers and la
borc1S fl nine hours a. a days work. The Com
mittec on General Coed has received reports which
indicate a weakening on the part of the bosses.
and have gone TO work with renewed vlgor 10 in
crease that weakness, Every, job against
which there is strike is closely watched
and no uon-unIon bricklayers have been put at
work. Some icwmen are at work Oh the walls, bat
as a rule they are labOTcrE or apprentices aud the
men say that they have the word of
the bosses Themselves that they are
worthless. Wallace q Robinson had succeeded IN
getting some men 10 work for them but commit
Tee of union en- waited on them Yesterday and
succeeded III getting them to stop work and Join the
unen Contractor kest, who has charge Of the iohat
the Standard Theatre denies the Tumor that ne in
tended to force his men to work ten hours day. He
saws that lac entered into the arrangement in per-
feet good faith and intends to abide 10y his agree
meut. At the Office Of the Committee
ON General Good the following con-
uibutous weTo received United Order
of Carpenters and Joiners, $500; House Painters
Union No. !. 500; and Eastern Butchers Union.
500. Each member of these unions has been as
se>sed 20 cents weekly, and the money will be sent
to the strikers every week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .....ruEsDAY, AUGUST IL iss.
AuutVEp

ARRIVED
Steamer rchnl' m Mckay Liverpool Ava via osssn'
nSesmsr nevada az nonss'. liverpool Az vie
Steamer tlrcasaa mr. Campbell 0laasow Ana T. via No
vile y WIN mdse snd passengers to Henderson ntos
aionm rfmania trl plmssnn ucno, tulv a. trieste ~
lrsh 20 ubtaat 80 Win nut lourr Nosol 10 HcsHcr
Steamer CITY Ut Novice onico, ilajnr Win wdsc AMI
paaarnHrta tn iufd q An1tn,
rori %a Gsys With at to " Wss"c, s'o -" va
m.o p ana pas.rnssls To- aass S"as ~ " WI"
Nlc'mr, loanok& ,oueh N%lnl ,l,' r"nt 'hl H'h
mo9d WIN md,e and pa,,engnsl@ ul9 nom'mo" 7''o
sissn ner tIS,, WG %9y MIX NINA, a with ri,e and
passengers 10 II / pimutk.
sGaes AmSf ar,sE ,G G"n I .crr - a,y. with
cement e9i empty barrels To ords, vessel 70 eolmne h,os
HlrE frtcdi / wlcy. Wiley NcwInycn. IN ballast to
to a5o w. w +, o ~ geco AKA with md'o
July "a and g Go ave, IA aay wH ogpooa to Lca
Krr Daylight Crocker Pouta.Pre 3 lays with sugar to
schr Buceo b. Williams st John, NIB days, with lum-
Schr Harvester Wp. Mclaughlin, ~ john NIB days
sehr Nale CLARK CLARK, St John. NIB days with lumber
TOD IS creoi; vessel TO jed Frye y Go.
,ssUNSEr-wlnd !t e!udy iio'~, light Enc cloudy At
CITY Island, light SW cloudy.
uEtRED
steamer America BIZ, Grace Liverpool VIA Queenstown
Steamer Aurona Dr. Hams, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Martha GER. Tupp Copenhagen aud stettin-
Steamer Ems Ger, Leist, Bremen souhampon-ool'
srcamer Calaud Dtolr Bouler Amsteriam-Funch Edge
steamer Labrador CFr Collier Havrc-Iouis de Beban
steamer Acne .br' Sellers Kingston. saVania &C
steamer City o; Augusta Nckcrsou. sayannah-Henry
steamer sauto Domingo wiunett charleston-J W ouin
sic1meI yncland Hart, Baltimore Krops
Steamer GlauCus. Bcarse. llOstOn-II DImOck
Bark leronynns Geo ipand, Manila for orlers-Funch
hark Chgnceo 81 lie Cain st Loa1G FSea%Imsl. Bros
arE ae Do Hansen Trcc Or % order,
l.arS Io Br Long. PristOl-Jas W Elwen q Co
Bark W Dresser Parker Bucnos Ayres-John Norton q
Brig Arcot Blac5wood Ponce PR-eelms & Pardo
Brig Lillian Bri. schor Georgetown, Demarara-Tate,
scGr Nellie Coleman Petngr. campano and Maracalbo-
schr Kate clark Br. Cupul Aspnwan and Boca del TorO
schr clifton CBD crane Windsor. Ns-P Neyius Son.
SAILED.
saf MI for Gns9a ofie Of gaF
annah' WyanoSe. Richmond: luckahoe --.
Brig Dina, for Harrington.
Also sarclvia Long Island Souud-seamer Glaucus. for
Anchored at city Island bound outshp GrauiO state for
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoypoS AnE 2AryS steamer; GTea9 Monarch M
Passed mp the Clannc We,tcruland Beg, Ran
IIgrRrooi, Aag 2~Arrigcd steamers re HsHrsno SPAN
lraam1r from Montreal July % Montreal JT, Touchctte
Also arrived steamer orator cBr ratt from New. orleans
iitI-Auycl. steamer Bornqun span, Gsrete from
QUEENSTOWN Aug l2-Ariyed. steamer spain tRr, VIII |
iams from Ncw.lok Aug =, on her way to Liverpool Jana
iIUiL Aug lo-Arrycd. steamer salemo (Brl. wlaOn
BtRtuorrL Aue1l-Nrrvcd. steamer RcIburgh castle
" pn i"@ ScNS9rs on Gsr way ,9 m,ep rsson
FROM NrN.i July -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
STUDYING THE FIXING FOUNTAINS.

Another hearing was given 10y Health Commis
sionef Raymond of brooklyn Yesterday I'm the
matter of soda water and tho dcletorlons oocte of
various forms oi The apparatus for mak ing H. lie
answers 10 the questions Hont out to the dcnloiH
showed u great diversity ~ practice IA tho urr of
iOuntaihp, konc cleaned thor dtaueht fountains
daily aud othofa once ~ ncaAon. The inertia of
fiyAl Apparatus we're picRentcd ly Tho nnlpfa Dr
hartley, chemist ~ tho Health Department. dc
cidvd that no copper should lao exposed to tho
action Of tho hyiupa in tho dlnughl ann II WA
hugEoHtrd that inspectors ni hUda water hhculd bo
appointed by Tho Health Department,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
20 Years!

Tho replr'1 from the use OF 9wts Sp.rfr 81 IN mo
treatment ~ can continue t0 Doe WoItr Ieie soons
tohe doubt that positive specific tp ratI tiucor0
EpthohOmA
For twenty years I suffered from Cancer nay mack
Patent Potash and Mercury Mixtures fef sfct cnUpf
tho anc lost Tho use Of my arm, and ' lppr part u
DUly. .iy general health broken dow aIl my no
drs paire o. y - =. cured sound I1l We'll his
lease OF fe 10 cannot he measured h mons
ary value my hfe and the support 81 my family
SWlits spec .nc. W. H. Robson DatisbOrO, Ga.
"Mr Brooks. near Albany, was hope!es,r afflicted With
Cancer II had through his nose utD AS mouth ant
throat The tme % hs death only st0n ~ very
short time. PRAYED for deatl his suffering great.
: = had wonderful effect on him. Hl~mprOyement
f. great all Of his being erecty cured
Nv H. GILBERT Albany Ca"
ourTr,ate on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free to ap
pAcauts.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Drawer 5. Atlanta Ga
n Y Office, 15o West 23d.st; Philadelphia oecs 1905
Chestnut-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
GInL rLnENEs cArGnr NN \ eENNANT

Henry ~ Beers of the Council of Reform. WAX
Kittiu. IN his house So. 90 Iust loutccutltt. Yes
tcrday when hc beard his ecrNaut Matilda Nilsson.
ecrcain for help. lie found her ut the front door
Struggling with Katie Brodctick. age seventeen.
Don't 1T her got aVay' Matilda cried. and
dashed cut of the house. She returned iu - few no
chIld sad her name WA Ncllic turi'l aud tbH sine
lived With her parents NJ No. ~, lu.t Sc,cut, cutlr
w. Matilda ruld that sine had caupm tc ,uld
rluittuu kuiie to che house. after climbing
through apai'or window. The Juvenile burglars
were taken e. the lmkvillc Police Court where
Nellie said that her companion bad induced her To
omen fine front door PROMISING horH good claim,
Katie said that sine boarded at No ljN East
ntccnth-~t The piu said that The child bad told
her that She lived in the house, aud invited her lo
come i'm until the servants returned Justice Duly
held the girls i'm 500 bat gave the Younger I'M
charge Of the Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty
10 ulldltu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
DISCIPLINE IN TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Tie Fire Commisgloncrs yosferdly dismissed I0nr
ircmcn for msbchavior. John Mccormick, of
Engine No. -. and Charles Hudson, Of Engine No.
49, had been drunk; Jacob Huber of Truck No y.
had been absent from duty fiftythrec hours with
out leave and Timothy sullivan, of Truck NO. a.,
had engaged in fight in the companvs quarters.
Examiner Patrick Gun. of the Bureau of buildings,
was placed ON trial for an alleged attempt to cXtor
money from Samuel Hasscll. dentist of No. -
West 1hiity-cirhth-s violation Of The lluid
law in the building owned and occupied by MI Has
sell was discovered. aud MIR lIasse told Inspector
Estcrhrooh that Gun had expressed 2 willingness
TO Elk things for $50. Mr.. llasSoll dld not an
near before the Commissioners Yesterday. although
hc had been served with subpoena. Gun said that
n proposition of bribery had been made ~ him hy
q man sent 10y IN. la,scll, but that hc had made no
reply. and had not intended 10 be brIh,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

The counsel for Carpenter, the condemned mur'
dcrcr Yesterday filed notice of appeal 10 the zen
eral Term of the Supreme Court for a stay of pro-
ceedings Carpenter has been sentenced To De
hanged on August 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

At the North they have striped snakes that
that swallow helf hIfil ca Atlanta Constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

Flows from the Maximum Mineral Fountain ~ sara,o-,
Springs, and Is in the opinion Of the most eminent med.
zeal men Natures Sovereign Cure for Constipa.
ton, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Inactive
Conditions of the Kidneys and a mos,
sautary Alternative in scrOfuOus affections. With
ladies' gentlemen and bon vivants every where Il hasba
the standard Of dietary expcdens fortifyng n,
digestive functions and enabling rreeNer- 10 indulge
with impunity az table. The world OF wealth. intel.
gence. and refinement testies to its sparkling naturally
pure and delightful qualities the beverage ncompar.
able and accredt IL with being the surc ana speedse
Of clear compeIlous high health and exubersns
spirits. IInthorn Spring Water il sold only
In glass bottles; four dozek pnts packed I'm case,
II may be obtained at Rll hotels and Of drugHsia
wine merchants. and grocers everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
NETWORK CITY.

dinner to the officers of the Grccly Relief TX
petition will bc given at Dclmonco's on FRIDAY py
the American Yacht Club.
4 fire Yesterday damaged Hugh Flotchers stable,
No 3Oi East ne-hundTed-and-iwenty- hith-St,
$500. 4 horse was burned to death.
BURGLARS HELD UNDER HEAVY BAIL; go
George Miller and James Murphy, charged WIN
breaking into stephen Cramers house, NO. oo3
bail each by Justice Wolde yesterday IN the Harlem
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
nrGATIONs nlIwrLN COMMERCIAL nunIrs-

The Chamber of Commerce Yesterday received n
letter from the Chamber Of Commerce of Mexico.
reuucsting that communication be opened between
the two bodies and reports changed IN order that
information may he obtained aud disseminated
such NJ will tend tO develop aud increase the COM
mercial traffic and friendly relations between tbo
two countries. Ncc-pIcsldcnt Smith sent Irply
appioving this mutual exchange of information ana
promising to urge upon Congress the passage Of
such reciprocal laws ms viii enable the mcrthnnts
of both countries 10 enter into closer cOmmcrcinl
rclat iuua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
cArrrrrNG 4 rrrNK Tmrr.

TranL Wa.cii-Id aao tVoNI T-tW0, who adj no
came from Boston, slipped through au open door
INTO the house of Mrs Josephine Bull on Wednrs-
day. at No. ~ West 1hlrty-lhird-st. and took a
shonpiug bag from a room m which was "a uuanfitv
of irwclry He was arrested. and IN the ).icrson
Market Police Court hcld in 1000 bail. While IN
court tnc prisoner was recognized 10y Mrs. Helen
came H. her house last Wednesday and engaged a
room. and went away that nigh taking Il watch
end chnin Nnlnrd al 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
srEEENDrENG mN.ELF Io ~ snrrrr.

nit od 10 Ludlow Sutyt Jail in default of $50 900
bail, on an order Of Arrest issued 10y judge Law
renee. The complainant was Charles Coudcrt, cx-
ccutor Of the will of Joseph Blanco y Nllcladc
Rodriguez. Caamano had power # attorney TO
sell $50 shares Of the Metropolitan Elevated Rail
way stock belonging to the estate. lie disposed Of
il Tor SIS. geo, but did not account for the pIo-
cccds. Finding that an order of arrest was i'm the
hands of the Shcull yesterday me surrendered him
anIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
~ ANnrIcAN INsI1rrTr I'm.

! he BOARD OF Nai3EcI5 OF the american institute
have begun making arrangements for their fifty
third annual exhibition which will he opened on
September u. at the Institute Building. Ihlrd-aye
SIXty-third and SiNty-foufih SIS. The building is
undergoing thorough repairs. Several much
tons already received for pace far outnuul those
OF previous years up to the same date. Intending
exhibitors should without delay send in th.lr al-
picatIous for accommodation to Char,~ Wager
Hail. the general superintendent, Room p Cooper
| MON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

Ing FOR her hu, can nnd nothing OF her. when she ct
hr room shc only took with her tho clothes tha sue woe
the nipht before Mr. Ford the proprietor OF the ,ess
AM View iouse assured mr that nc would tc iva. "
thcrough search Was made for Emma, ANA camo ava!
on sunday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

man went to Police Headquarters ON Monday
and lett a handsome club. on which was engraved
"A symbol of the Mystic Shrine, stating hat the cluh
was int ended for Captain Williams, who received
IT Yesterday. but could not tell who had sent II.
He thought, however, that It was marx OF APP
proyal FOR the whipping hc recently gave Hungry
Joe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
Cornrr.Y m ACTING MAYOR MINK.

committee appointed at an auii-monopolisl
meeting ON Monday. headed by John Morris, called
yesterday ON Acting NHyor kuk, and protested
against hi. signing thc resolution giving away the
franchise Of the Broadway Surface Railroad VA sod
hy the Aldermen last week. Mr. krh explained
That Mayor Edsou was away. aud added That lac
would not take advantage OF ms absence to sign
lp tt- al II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
wAIr1yG rOR MAPS FROM WASHINGTON.

The Army engineers aud ordnance officers VINO
are TO examine the deficiencies of the coast de,
fences yesterday appointed several committees ana
adjourned until certain maps and specifications can
be obtained from Washington.
TO CONSIDER CHANGES ~ GRADING WHEAT.
At the meeting of the grain trade of the Produce
Exchange Yesterday committee was appointed 10
confer with the standing committee on grain and
to report what changes III the grading OF wheat
seemed necessary.
GETTING A STOCK OF OVERCOATS on HAND.
Fbcn Plympton, the actor, had two overcoats
stolen by a sneak thief recently from ms nome, no
3IS Wc,t Forty-sevcuth-st Dennis Sullivan, of
Bavard-st and the Bowcry, was held IN the York
willie Court Yesterday for the theft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
Affair.",

reported for HE EVENING STAR
THE FREE BRIDGE.-The Alexandra canal COM
pany directors have accepted the conditions In the
OIL which passed Congress in 1881. giving the
United states the piers or the Aoueduct for q free
bridge The lessons or leSSees of the AQueduct have
heretofore been unable to come to an agreement
On this subject but act together; and all that
Is required is that the money appropriated shall be
paid, and then within ten days the present toll
bridge will become free bridge, and pass under
the control OF the United States
TIE CADET CORPS.-The St. Johns cadets will
make their summer encampment at Virginia beach,
on the shore OF the Atlantic, nineteen miles east
OF Norfolk, next month. The advance squad with
the tents and baggage will leave here under Major
Newoy, military Instructor, the 9Th Of June, and
the battalion will leave On the 9th Of June. under
command OF Acting Major Martin. They Will re-
main in camp on the ocean side about ten days
NOTES.-The election takes place here to morrow,
out no candidates have been announced against
the present incumbents OF the court Offices and
&C mm1SSlOner OF the revenue, and the vote viii be
small and without ripple Of excitement-The
Columbia boat club has just launched one OF its
new & gS, most suitable boat and will add three
others TO the stock this SeaSOn-The funeral OF
the old pilot VIM. Rushman, whose death was
announced In THE STAR, took place to-day.-Tbe
Columbia bell having been taken down from its
tower in-the house just sold to Mr.. BraxtOn Smith,
now lies In the Columbia engine house awaiting
the completion OF the new tower and belfry.-The
Alexandria Light Infantry is making nightly prep
aratons for the coming prize drill at Lynchburg.
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HE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON.
West Washington Affair.".

DKATH.-Mr. Robert u. Spates well-known and
respected farmer OF Bethesda, Mo, died at his rest
dence yesterday morning. His funeral VIM take
place tomorrow. Inrerment at Glenwood ceme-
terry.
BAD TIxR TO BE OCT OF WHARF.-THE pump on
3th street. near street. is out OF ORDER and SO are
the hydrants at 32d and streets and and JefYer-
son streets
HI-.Mr. John Paxton is lying dangerously III at
his residence, on Montgomery (2Sth) street.
CONDITION OF THE WATRR.-Great Falls. tenn
perature, S. condition, 3. Receiving reservoir,
temperature, So: condition-south connection rs:
north connection, Distributing reservoir, tenn
pefature, 60; condttion-induent gate-houSe, IL;
an1uent, 81.
The FISHERY CLAUSE or THE WASHINGTON
TREATY.-An Ottawa dispatch says: Sir Charles
Upper, acting, 1t Is said, upon Official in
s STIR visited washington few weeks
the British minister, in order to ascertain
II some measure could not be taken to Sc
cure an extension OF the fishery clause OF the
Washington treaty. and also with q view to the
opening OF negotiations with respect to general
reciprocity treaty between Canada and the United
states. The result Of Sir Charles mission has not
been disclosed, but It Is understood that as soon
as he reaches London the attention of the imperial
government will be called to the matter, and the
necessity for immediate action strongly urged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
Arrest Of Alleged Sneak Thieves.

Detectives Edelin, and Mattingly have arrested
three alleged notorious thieves, named George
Burrows and Frederick King. Of New York and
James Howard OF this city. 1t is alleged that they
have committed numerous rODberles in various
stores In this city one OF the gang would enter
sweeping, and purchase some trifiing article, and
while the lad made change the thief would steal
what he could. handing IL 10 a confederate stand
Ing near the door In that way there has been
about 500 worth OF articles stolen within the past
MONTH In the Police Court to-day the parties
were Charged with grand larceny, and the cases
were SET for trial on Tuesday next The accused
were meantime released on 100 bail The police
outsider these arrests 10 be very important.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
DRY GOODS.
SPANISH AND GurpuRE LAcE
Nets.

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER.
HAS AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF BLACK
SPANISH AND GCIPtEE LACE NETS FOR
~ oHER DRESSES AND GARNITIRE
BLASk BEOCADEp SILK GRENADINES.
~ ACk IMIclED SILK Ill RNANIES.
BLACK VELVET GRENADINES
canton q GREPES AND CREPE DE- CHINE.
Blue AND BUFF CALCUTTA SEERSCCKERS
GENGINE INDIA fONGEES, BEST QUALITIES.
EMBRoIDERED INDIA PoNGEES
NEN PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS. IN
GREAT VARIETY.
NEW LOUrSINEs AND SUMNER SILKS
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN BLACK AND COL
ORED SURAHS hHADAMES AND eros GRAIN
SILKS. FROM SlO0 To $3.50
WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES. WHITE AND
GOLORED SILK MULLS.
LINEN LAWNS, FRENCH SATINES. SCOTCH GING'-
H. HAMS AND PARIS ORG tNDItS
ALL IHE LATEST NOVELTIES" IN BRITISH AND
FRENCH WHITE GOODS
COMPLETE STOCk OF NEW SPRING AND SUM-
MER FRENCH DRESS FABRICS.
ALL The LEADING STYLES IN PARASOLS AND
IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS AND JERSEYS
- EEICH0IGE GOODS PLAIN FIGUt.r-. AND COR
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1S4O. myl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
CITY AND DISTRICT.
amnsement.. Xc., To-ni-hf.

Ansusenhfllts. Vc., 1O-Ni-hf.
TBEATER COMIQUE.-First-clasS varieties.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
ioFmanCe-
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Wfll Cartoons Fare
well RecitalS.
GALBRAITH CHAPEL--The Carolina Singers
LINCOLN HALL-Third Concert of Apollo club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
BIC BARGAINS IN JERSEYS.

Bio BARGAINS IN JERsEYs
TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN JUST OPENED. AT o. EACH.
Coaching Parasols 81 90. 81 So Sits O.
Gerster Dress Goods. spring shades. 12hc
ladies' Flannel Suiting 1870.
Nuns yelling, all cClors
India Linen, eHc, lOc. 1870.
summer silks 37ac.
Sheeting Cotton. 1Sc.
Boys Cloth. all eolors. dc, 2sc.
Trcot1ne Dress Goods. Ice.
Feather proof Bed Ticking 18c
Atwood White Flannel. 18c.. 20
Shetland Shawls 81.
Aerrimac Calico &c.
Turkey-red Table Linen. oil boiled 46c.
GnGhanls only &c.
Plain Colors in Gros- Grain Silks. q
Black Satins. Soc.
Bridal Crochet Quilts, 9Oc.
New Lawns, Sc.
Children's Hose, fancy colors no seams 1Sc
aides French Ribbed Hose, no seamA 25c
Black Cashmeres, 25c
Colored Cashmefe, Csc.
Cashmere Dress Goods 12kc.
Brocate Dfess Silks. voc.
40tnch Nuns Yelling, all wool, SIC.
WSON'S,
eS6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
my16 South Side. near Center Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

TIE police OF the seventh police station have
sent a challenge 20 the other police precincts TO
pay q game of ball within the next sixty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
RkAp HowE.s Business sehoo!. Educ.tional column

1T is worth trip from any part Of the city To
hOk at the beautiful display made at Francs one
Price, corner 9Th and ID. Dealer il hats and gents
n rnishingS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
HoFFs MALr EXTRACT,

nOFF'S MALT EXTRACT!
TONIC WITHOUT RIVAL!
THE LEAST POSSIBLE STIMELANT.
IT AIDS DIGESTION.
STRENGTHENS THE WEAK
BUILDS UP THE SYSTEM
1T Is UNSURPASSED:
FOR WEAKLY CHILDREN,
FOR NURSING MOTHERS,
FOR CONyALESCENTS
N Bit has been largely initiated and the public is
hereby cautioned to accept unless it bears the
name Of
TARRANT 4 CO.,
Sole Agents for tie United States and British Provinces
of North America, 273 Greenwich street. NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

INSTANTANEOUS PoRTR aITS--The worid-renOwned
process used 10 perfection at Wallis New studio
Az Pennsylvania avenue. Beautiful Imperial Cards
only $50 per d0Z (fOrmerly So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

A FINE BUILDING LOT, On sth street, near corner
on X street northwest, having front OF g = feet
oy depth OF IS feet, VIII be sold by trustees to-
morrow afternoon, at $50 O'Clock A good oppor-
tunlty 20 get building lots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

The attention OF persons who desire to purchase
q handsome small brick house, with stable In the
rear. Is called 10 trustees sale OF Il o. HOFFMAN
on to-m0rrow afternoon. az O'Clock. See adyer-
tseinent under Auction sales on third page.