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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-11

MRs. l. V SLATER. of 931 street northwest,
leaves for New York this evening to select uoy-
cities in choice and select summer millinery.
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j. G.. Hurcurssox.
FINE MILLINERY,

TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATH AND
RONNETS
CHILDREN'S HATS IN ALL STYLES
FLOWERS" HAT SCARFS" AND GOLD
LACES. MOURNING MILLINERY nPE
CIALTY." PARASoBS IN ARTISTIC DESIGNS
FROM BEST MAKERS IN PREVAILING COL
ofS. FULL LINE OF MOURNING AND CAR
RAGE PARASOLS.
SILK UMBRELLAS" AT BARGAIN
NOVELTIES IN JERSEYS. LATEST PARIS
STYLES
LADIES TAILOR-MADE SUITS
BLACK SILK COSTUMES FOR SO wOHTTf
$40, WARRANTED TO FIT EQUAL 10 CUSTOM
MADE.
TRAVELLING RAGLANS IN NEW DESIGNs
Spring WRAPS" OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOSTER KID GLOVES. WITH IMPROVED
PATENT HOOKS FROM 81 PER PR UPwAHDs
SILK AND Isle GLOVES. In NEW sHADEa
DRESS Trimmings
LACES, BUTTONS, BRAIDS &c
1lrevise Parts lapl1l oO7 Pa ava
INRENCH DYEING, SECURING AND IRy
Il Clean ng Establishment. l205 New York ave q ~
Al Kinds OF Ladies and Gents Garments Uged
cleaned ana finished In The most superior mau,er
ilGsn tIoaks, Velvet and Party Dresses a speciaitv
Ladies dresse done up without being ripped ANT0G
apl3 - --S~SS's
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For TOMORROW, the special attractions at
Julius Lansburgh's, 315 9TH street, will be as
follows: lot of fancy straw mattings, Is cents,
price last Saturday 20; all colors in plush silk
balls, suitable for tables, lambrequins and
scars, 2 cents each; one lot rattan chairs at ex-
aftiy half rrice.
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DRY GOODS.
SPANISH GurruRE LACE Nrra
sEATON PERRY.
(srccrssoR TO PERRY & BRorHrH,,

sEAToN PERRY.
(srccnssoR TO PERRY & BRorHrN.
NEW BLACK AND IVORY WHITE SPANISH
GCIPURE LACE NETS FOR OVERpRES>ES AND
GARNtTCRE IN CHOICE DESIGNS, RANGING
FROM 3 10 IS PER YARD
,,-SoNEINEp STYLES" IN PURE SILK BLACK
VELVET GRENADINES from $50 20 s. Per ard.
BLACK TWISTED SILK HEkNANIES from
BLACK SEWING SILK GRENADINES from 81
STRIPED AND BRocApED BLACK SILK
GRENADINES from 81 10 -.
NJ, LSoPINS Gel. DRAFTED BLACK SILK AND
cR REfcf 81 AS SRI WHITE CANTON cRErEs AND
,r sBbNScLgsIyE PATTERNS" IN INDIA AND
MEM LoUIsINFS. sURAHs, RHADAMES AND
SKINNER SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
BoNNETs. PoNSoNs AND sCHRoEDFR's
S5 81 a. CACHEMIRE SILKS, Ranging from .5c- TO
LIPIN's MOURNING FABRICS IN SPRING
AND SUMNER WEIGHTS.
fRlHSILl SILK WARP ENGLISH HEN
las, MELRoSECI1OrHSa and IN PERIAL SiRGFS
SONkIAILDS ENGLISH GRAPES and Wells.
NEM SPRING AND SUMNER MOURNING
asnGHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
,.,, Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st.
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ON W1rH
THE NEW CLOTHES
AN ADDRESS TO MAN
ABOUT
NJ A MS D r E s s.

Civilization has rendered clothing among the neces
sares of ife like all necessaries it should be sold
to the consumer the lowest possible price. What
ever is needed by everybody should be placed within
the reach of every industrious individual
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LADIES' GOODS.
THr NEw YoRx Mnnrsr.r

THE NEw YoRx Mu1uuv
STORE.
$50 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
EARNESTLY REQUEST ALL PERSONS
WISHING TO BUY GOODS IN THE MILLI-
merry LINE TO VISIT THEIR STORE BIZ
FORE PURCHASING. EVEN IF ONLY ron
THE PURPOSE OF COMPARING PRIcEs
THOUSANDS OF LADIES AND chill
DREN's HATS AND BoNNETs, FLOWERS.
FEATHERS. PoMFoNs. RIBBONS ANs
FANCY GOODS GENERALLY WILL BIZ
FOUND THAT 1T Is ONLY NECESSARY
10 SEE TO RE CONVINCED THAT No
CHEAPER GOODS ARE SOLD IN THIS
COUNTRY THAN ARE HERE OFFERED.
AcALL Is ALL THAT rs NECESSARY.
EVEN THOUGH YOU DO NOT WANT Tp
BUY. GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FLO
UREs ONE PRICE ONLY. oSess
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A COOI. SIMMER AT HOME.

The Florence oil stove viii keep your house
cool in summer Ladies interested are invited
to call at the office OF the Florence Machine Co,
12I6 F. street nw and see them baking bis
cults Wednesday, May 18th, from TO pm.
j. +. PAGE.
Urrita f,,rc afaIp
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LARGEST boys dept in city Eisemans,7th & E.
FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown: 1421 New York avenue.
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FINEST line children's suits. Eiseman's, 9TH I

BUY A vAPoR STOVE that can't leak. A. Ell
erly i Sons, rs 9TH st. NV.
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AT ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
good reliable Clothing Is offered at but very slight ad
vance above actual cost. By reliable Clothing we
mean honest. oil wool fabrics tina. will give good
wear and also give satisfaction. This is the sort of
Clothing to buy If want to get the greatest value
for your money Clothing is cheap just because it
Is offered at low figures. Nothing you buy is cheap
unless 1t fully equals exceeds in value the money
paid for it This is the sort Of bargains you can de-
pend upon getting at
ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Reliable material, best make and lowest possible
prices Is what we offer.
We have fine and as large a stock of Clothing as
was ever offered in Washington. A visit will prove
this. We sell at exactly ten per above COST and
all we promise is reliable fabrics the latest styles the
lowest prices and courteous and polite No
sensible buyer expects more than this. and Clothing
buyers will find that first in quality, lowest in
price. and to patronize US Is to save cash.
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CITY ITEMS.


n. Augenstefn, sl7 7th Street Northwest,
offers the following immense bargains for to-
morrow only: Decorated tea sets, 1915; glass
water pitchers, 19c.; extra size CSC: wooden
Ice: half doz.s fancy wine glasses, 1sc.;
Britannia tea or coffee pots, copper bottom,
45c., worth s1.OO; stone china slop JAR 93c.; ~
inch walters, 15c;; $500 tooth picks, Sc; 9
to s3.15: $3.50 reduced to S447. Baby car
riages and tru4ks sold 20 per cent cheaper than
elsewhere. Cal and be convinced.
Useful Goods Almost Given Away.
Look at the array of Genuine Bargains which
schmids s12-7th st. n. W.: handsome uphol-
canopy top se 90, sold elsewhere for 81; other e
friserators only 1927; Browns French n'v Shoe zoe
dressing bottles for 25c, worth 4Oc; Rising
Sun stove polish cakes for 2Sc sold elsewhere
white china vegetable dishes ssc; colored glass lass
sr 4ss
75c; croquet sets, balls CSC; 6 balls 60c 8
balls soc; elegant styles Of gilt picture frames
sets, Sc pieces only S34s Travelling trunks at
manufacturers prices; childrens hammocks
hte eh2a SETS 1os pieces
shelf paper 15c: frying pans &c; window clean
ers &c; scrubbing brushes &C. larger size SC; dish
&c, worth 15c; soup strainers &c; playing cards
DC; combination hammers &c; muffin pans SC;
Real majolica desert plates 1Oc; saucers to
match Sc; 81. picture frames for soc.
JOhnsOn's, 18th and Streets.
Meals, lunch and delicacies, fine soft shell
and devied crabs, Cape Cod clam chvwder,
turtle soup, &C.: all of the finest Ladies' large
saloon attached. l
Crab Meat by the quart or gallon; also,
CLAIMS, Oysters, Hard and Soft Shell Grabs, at
Weser's, 111G street northwest. 6
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphftes OF
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, Consumption,
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IMPORTED j ERsEYs.
WE HAvEA FULL STOCK IMPORTED JERSEYS
81, $3.50 So, S3.50 $3.50
A SMALL LOT SPRING WRAPS, LEFT OVER
FROM LAST SEASON, TO BE SOLD CHEAP
GOOD WRAP, $l.5O:REDUCED FROM S275.
A GOOD WRAP, $3.50, REDUCED FROM 1915.
A GOOD WRAP, $500, REDUCED FROM $3.50.
A GOOD WRAP, $780, REDUCED FROM $1,000
THESE GOODS ARE IN GOOD ORDER AND
STYLE
anew LINE PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS
ALL THE NEW SHADES OF DRESS GOODS.
FULL LINE COLORED SILKS, 371a, SOC
FULL LINE BLACK SILKS, 75c., 81, Sl.25.
A FULL LINE OF THE CELEBRATED DIAMOND
SHIRTS, ALL SIZES.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
GEO J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
my0 ?13 Market Space
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SouruEnS VERsus WESTERN
FLOURS

Southern VERSUS WESTERN
FLOURS.
We claim
OUR NEW SOUTH" PATENT FLOUR
equal or superior to any Minnesota Patents
We also claim
''w. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR"
equal or superior to any Family Flodr sold in the Dis
These Flours made of choice selected Southern
" heats made BY a competent inspector, and will
Wheais, bus as they take more water they require
more kneadiis We leave the public decide whether
thev VIII use CITY manufactures or Western, when
thsy can buy CITY At equal or lower prices
OUR FAMILY CORN MEAL
made by our special process e1cels any other Corn
Meal
We suggest Families be particular and REQUEST
their trocers TO furnish them with above EIours
Bone genuine without our brand Also for our Special
We ask Families to give our Flours and Corn Meal
u trial
W. II. TENNEY & SONS,
Manufacturers
my0-3t Nos 1913 to 1925 X street NV.
l SHALL MAKE A SPECIALITY
OF FRESH FISH.
EVERY DAY ARRIVAL
NEW SALMON, SOC. per pound
GREEN SALMON. GGc. per pound
SfANLSH MACkEKI-L. soc. per pound.
PpnSGh TROUT. 81 per pound
hos f MA &C K sef PER f! pound each
MnnAShER Il BAY, l2lsc. per pound
sotT c IA 81 si oS St PEP Pe soasn.
o,sar FISH aE 2f n dO Clans constantly
l4th st. and New York ave.
msslw FRANK J. TIBBE1s. Proprietor.
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SLAUGHTER In
DRY GOODS
so dozen Ladies' Black Hose worth 4Oc at 25c
0odOLen Children Hose, sizes from 5l2 To
duced from - and DOC. to Ike Great Bargains.
10000 yards Lawn, reduced from l2la 10 Sc
10000 yards Lawn, worth Sc, to SC.
10000 yards Lawn, worth &C., to 3I1c.
A lot OF Thread Gloves, only DC.
All shrdes Su,ah Silks worth 81 % reduced to f,6c
Beautiful Black Louisine Silk worth ST. reduced To
Sl.5O.
Beautiful Black Jersey Silk sold elsewhere at 81 as.
OurSplendid" Quality G. c. silk, at 81 25 reduced
to Sl.lO
Al Cloths and Cassimeres at COST intend to stop
Keeping them.
Spring Underwear cheap.
New style farisols and Sun UnbTeilaa
White Goods, very cheap.
White Goods, India Linens Nansooks Napsook's
Mulls and Lawns.
job Lot Laces just received.
Beautiful Lot Satteens French and American
Beautiful new Dress Goods worth 25c AT I9c
Al shades Spring Cashmeres. Just received
All She les spring Armures and Tricotines
henrietta Cloths. $1.OO. $l-25.Sl.5O.
" idvws Cloths
1OOO yards riques, slightly soiled reduced from 10
and &c TO &c Very cheap.
Zephyr Ginghams, only Ri2c
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear Handkerchief &C. in
great variety.
CourIaId Grape Yelling, the best made, at $3.50,
LUTTRELL WINE,
my1 wv 1880 Penn. Ave. Northwest
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ThOrntOn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, Consumption,
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physi-
clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles SOC.
Manufactured by W.. E. Thornton, corner Bal
timore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
m,W,f
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GENUINE DASFORTH FLUID can only be oh
tanned at W. 5. jerks x Cos, IL 9TH street
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EXAMINE AMAN's fine rubber harness a
Motifs, 5O7 9th st.n.w.
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LIGHTNING RoDs, j. H. kuehling, 419 18th
street NV.
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NoBBIEsT boys suits. Eiseman's, 9TH & E SITS.
STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE AGENCY, All 9TH.
LARGEST display bows suits. Eisemans s, eth & E.
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I A. 1Ccg EEE ssss
+ A 3 y e. ssss
ILL CCC ZEE SSSs
tn "rTEAPEST LINE OF LACES EVER
OFFERED


OFFERED.
We have just received direct from Paris an invoice
of LACtS. which will be sold Importers prices.
We mention below a few OF The many styles and ask
our customers and the puoc to call and examine our
stock and be convinced that above statement is
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE
All Silk, 5 inches wide Sc per yd
All Silk inches wide, extra heavy. per I'd
All Silk 10 inches wide, extra heavy per yd
BLACK ESCURIAL LACE
All Silk inches wide per vd
All Silk, inches wide ....3}c per yd
All SILK inches WIDE extra quality. per yd.
AL Silk Escurial founcing, 10 in wide 6S per yd.
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MARQUIS LACE

All Silk. new style. inches wide. per yd
All SILK, new st3le, inches per I'D
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LARGEST stock boys suits. Eisemans, 9TH & E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-11

SPEAKING TUBES, Electric and Mechanical
Bells, j. III. kuehling.
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NINE. j. p. PALMER. 1107 street, has just
received a case of imported hats, the latest
fashions which have been created by the Paris
mOdistes. for the races. which she will display
during the week with a choice selection OF
pattern bOnnetS.
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4 III. EICHsTADT, DEALER Is zEP1fYH
a. Norsted, Emhroderies and Materials; Fancy
foods anu Toys Designing and Stamping PLUSH and
Viewer stamping a specially. Patterns renewed
reasonable terms Instruct In embroidery Agent
tor Dr. Blanks Ancient Universal Salye l2O5 81
myS-lrs-
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BARsArNs' BARGAINS,
GREAT BARGAINS ~ SHIRTS, Al THE
BRANCH RALTItOKE SHIRT FACTORY.
The COMFORT SHIRT, made of Wamsutts Cotton,
and Richardson's =. loo Lnen lRenforced), finished
ready for the wash tut, only 50 cents. This Is
the Finest Shirt i'm re market
ASK to see o.; GROWN DIAMOND SHIRT made
OF rt OF .sie Loom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosoms:
only So cents. These shirts cut legthwse OF the
cotton carefully made and will give satisfaction
We have just received $50 dozen MEMS FANCY
Hale HOSE. which we intend TO sell 1t IS CENTS
mhl3 1000 F STREET NORTHWEST.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The weather.
OFFICE OF THE Grief SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON ID. G., May II, 1885, IL a m.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
winds becoming variable, a sight rise IN tenn
For TUESDAY,. fair weather, with slowly rising
temperature. l. indicated for all districts east
OF the Mississippi river;
Cur THIS OUT.
A cool SUMNER AT HOME.
The Florence oil stove will keep your house
cool in summer Ladies Interested are invited
to call at the office OF the Florence Machine Co,
12I6 r street NV. and see them baking bis
cults Wednesday, May 18th, from 3 TO 5 pm.
j. F. PAGE.
Write for catalogue.
LARGEST stock boys suits. Eiseman's, 9TH & E.
MRsIv SLATER of 931 + street northwest
leaves for New York this evening to select nov
cities in choice and select summer millinery.
LARGEST stock boys suits. Eiseman's, 18th & E.
RECEIVED another invoice of those glove-1t-
ting Kid Ladies' shoes at STAT, which have
given such general satisfaction. Il. Strasburger,
NOs 900 .th street. four doors above / street.
No connection with any other shoe store in this
city.
TREMENDOUS stock boys suits. Eiseman's S, 7&E.
OUR GENTS "WAUKESPHAsT'' hand-sewed
French calf at S;}.l1, cannot be bought else
where for less than 50. II. Strasburger, No. 9O6
7th street, four doors above street
FINEST line childrenssuits. Eseman's, 9TH & E.
BUYA vAPoR STOVE that can't leak A. Eb-
erly Sons, rs 1th ST. NV
GENUINE DANFoRTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at w. 5. jerks & Cos, III 9TH street.
EXAMINE AMAN's fine rubber harness at
Motifs, 5O7 9th ST. NV.
LARGEST boys dept in city. Eiseman's, 18th & E.
FUssELLs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown; 1927 New York avenue.
II II
street NV.
For TOMORROW, the special attractions at
Julius Lansburgh's, 315 9Th street, will be as
follows: / lot of fancy straw mattings, Is cents,
price last Saturday 20; all colors in plush silk
balls, suitable for tables, lambrequins and
scarfs, cents each; one lot rattan chairs at ex-
actly half price.
NOBBIEsT boys suits. Eiseman's, eth E sts
PARAsoI4s below cost. 80 9TH. ]. E. Young.
NINE. j. P PALMER. 11O7 street, has just
received a case of imported hats, the latest
fashions which have been created by the Paris
mOdistes. for the races. which she will display
during the week with a choice selection OF
pattern bonnetS-
LARGEST boys dept in city. Eiseman's, fh E
For WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES, &C., go
to r. W. Henderson Co.'S, us st. NV.
SPEAKING TUBES, Electric and Mechanical
Bells, j. Ii. kuehling.
NoBBIEsr hoys' suits. Eisenan's, 9TH E SITS.
STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE AGENCY, All 9Th.
LARGEST display boys suits. Eisemans s, 7th & E.
SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stove s
shown at W. ;. jerks < Cos, III 1th street
LARGEST display boys suits. Eiseman's, 9TH & E.
IRON SAFES repaired, J. II. kuehling.
FEVER Thermometers Artificial eyes. Hemp
lers.
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SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapOr stove s
shown at w. :. jerks x Cos, III 9TH street.
LARGEST display boys suits. EiSeman's, 9TH & E.
IRON SAFES repaired, j. II. kuehling.
FEVER Thermometers Artificial eyes. Hemp
ler's
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Ihefe Will be a Trustees sale of improved
street northwest. in the vicinity of PeunsvI
wanna avenue and of street Ia fine oppor
tanity 70 obtain desirable property In the heart
OF the city. at , O'Clock D. m fuesday Ma,
18th. See the Advertisement.
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STA" HATS AT ArCTIoN.-Mr. Bowling will
Sell tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock at his
auction EOsf.I~ a large assortment of stray hal
in al the differs ut styles
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For WALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES, &C., go
to r. W. Henderson 4 Co.'S. Ills st. NV.
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NOBBIEsT boys suits. Eiseman's, eth E SITS.
PARAsoLS below cost. 80 9TH. j. E. Young.
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MILWAUKEE,, APRIL %, 1885.
DEAR SIR:
We beg to call your attention TO the fact that
nom this date on we will ship our Lager" You will
find 1t to be exceptionally fine this year.
You1s Truly,
JOS. SCHLITz BREW. CO.
To SAMUEL c. PALMER, ESQ,
Washington, D. C., ap3O
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SPANISH GUIPURE
All Silk. inches wide .......25c per yd
All SILK, inches wide per yd
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fRoF. kAsPAR's MUsICALE-It will be very
gratifying 10 the musical public of Washington
70 KNOW that Prot. kaspar is making extensive
P.TpaiGlohs Tor his annual musicale TO be given
Ak FCrd'> opera House Jun. I'd The pr,gram
- an AMBITIOUS one, comprising orchestral
WOrks from CherubiDi, Haydn, Beethoven and
ne" musical complication, with plot by Jos.
Eoeft. Inc event is looked forward TO with
great anticip patton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-11

LAEGEsr BOYS, dep,t in clty. Eiseman's, ia & 2
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ThOrntOn's Emulsion

Crab Meat by the quart or gallon; also
Weser's, 111G street northwest.
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ScH111ESeER,s ARTIFICIAL
STONE PAVING co.
Omce-14ls New York Avenue.

Artistic and fine work in cement q specially.
Our skilled workmen lay the following ,ayementa:
sCHILLENGER PATENT (BEsp.
ARTIFICIAL STONE, AsPHALTUM. PARAGON.
GRANOLITHIC. NEUCHATEL. MAsTIC
Kitchens Sidewalks, Stables Cellars laid with neat.
ness and promptnesa
Telephone call 4e5-2 nyss@
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JOhnsOn's, 18th and e Streets.
Meals. lunch and delicaces, fine soft shell
and deviled crabs, Cape Cod clam chvwder,
turtle soup, &C.: all Of the finest. Ladies' large
saloon attached. i
The Evening critic., 1885-03-28
READ james II. McGul's paint adv.
District Government n o,c..

In replyto letter of the Commissioners
Superintendent Wilson states there Is no
such q fund as the Normal school fund. a
shortage in which had been charged against
him by city newspaper.
The Commissioners made an Important
change in the building regulations yester-
day. Section 26 is amended as follows
No change shall BIO made in the sidewalk
or parking, and no pavement, tree, lamp
post, parking, feuce, or terrace shall be
moved, constructed, altered or modified,
except in accordance with plans furnished
to and approved by tho Inspector of Bald
ings, under directions Of the Engineer
Commissioner Ono thousand copies of
the regulations as amended will be printed.
The Commissioners have replied to n
letter o9 Mr.. L. L. Alexander asking that
the property Of tho First Baptist Church
be exempted from the special assessment
charge, that they see no reason why the as
sessments should be Cancelled.
An order was issued by the Commission
ers yesterday modifying tho various sewer
contracts SO as to bring them within the
appropriation of 100000. A net decrease
/ of 81, 900 was made, leaving margin of
\ $4,000. The adjustment was arranged by
taking T,316.65 off pipe sewers, $l2,096Sl
I off small brick sewers, $23.203,51 OFF large
ones, $6,l01 90 from the Georgetown old
sewer aud 81 500 from tho inspectors pay
/ roll and adding $326L3I to 3 by I.5 to
375 by 5.62 brick sewers, $5d.05j IL to the
Boundary sewer and $4,000 to basins and
connections.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-28
THE POLICE COURT.


John Robinson Patrick O'Bren, John
Hannah, Michael Sanbody and Frank
Kauif, were all sent to the chaingan for
threo months EACH
Isaac Snowden, for carrying pistol, was
taxed $50 or sixty days.
Thomas Sembly was charged with larceny
of 81 from DIR. Hodgkips. He failed to =
pear. His collateral of $40 was forfci d
and an attachment was issued for him.
Charles Brown, alias VIM. Carter colored
was charged with tho larceny OF gold
chain worth $50 from Alice B. Darby.
Officer McTaggart testified seeing the
prisoner and the proprietor Of second
hand store on Seventh street scuiIle about
watch chain. The lady who owned the
chain identified it as ono that had been
stolen from her beuse. Tho evidence de-
veloped the fact that he stole tho chain
while paying social call on the servant
girl.
Wm. Nally and Lewis Wood, two ir-
rcverent white youths, were up for tres.
passing on the grounds of the Presbyterian
Graveyard in West Washington. The evi-
dence was to the effect that one of them
owned two ROSTERS that were fighting in
tho graveyard. The sexton stated that the
boys were running over tho mounds OF
the graves. There was no evidence that
the trespass was committed malcously
and they were released.
Ed Simms, colored was assessed s. for
choking his wife.