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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
w st. Cloud building, cor. 9th and F stsn W. Seven
teenth year. Plano. Organ, Voice, Violin Flute Cornet
DC. Free advantages D. Is. BULLARD, Director,
ms O'~~~'0-'
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June Is Almost Here.

From the New Haven News.
"Dan1,' observed the president, 81 think we
had better begin to get the tobacco smoke out of
these curtains, and DanI, 1 will have to ask
you to stop laying Your cigar stumps on the
mantepiece.
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Alexandria Affairs.

reported for lHE EVENING STAR
TEMPERANCE Observation-Disclosures E. church
was we'll filled last night by AN auditory of
ladies' and gentlemen at the invitation of the
Good Templars here. Hon. j. b. Finch, of ILL
nois, chief of the Good Templars' Organization
delivered an address of eloquence and power
aud was followed in interesting addresses by Mr.
Lanbley, of Canada, and Rev. Dr. Wright OF
London. The church choir furnished music
a SURPRISE.-Two strange ladies walked into
the store of Mr.. j. Z. BrOders, on King near
Union street, yesterday, and with no word
other than this is for yOu," handed him an
envelope and walked away. On opening the
envelope Mr.. b. found the only enclosure to
be a 500 note. II is surmsed that the sum
him.
NEW SCPERINTENDENTS.- Mr.. Richard L..
Carne has been commissioned and qualified as
superintendent OF schools of Alexandria city
aud Mr.. joan f. Feeboy. of Ale xandria COUNTY
Both these gentlemen will enter on their duties
the LIST day of July, when the official terms of
the present superintendents expire
NOTES.-THE. b. w. Walls had his hand badly
cut by a lawn mower which he was showing a
street.-Mr. q. F.. Little has been appOinted
superintendent OF the Capital brick works on
the south edge of this city, vice ID. b. Drum
mond.-1he Alexandria Light Infantry will
be called in a short time to consider whether
they Will take part in the state military en-
camprnent at Richmond next OctOber-The
custom OF giving May parties at schools once
SO prevalent here, Is now entirely abandoned
Next Thursday is election day here-Mr
ana Mrs. Carroll are not to be married again.
Inc friendly meeting, supposed to indicate
marriage, was, as it seems, merely intended as
a friendly farewell, the parties having no i'll
feeling.
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MENTAL EXHAUSTION. NERVOUS PROS
Al tration neuralgia. rheumatism. paralysis, st
Vtus dance, all nervous and chronic diseases cured
without the use of medicine Once treatment 81 BY
WI PARKER. Magnetic Healer. l2l1 Pa. ave. n ".
myS12ss
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To THE WoRK1seMEs.

IN TINES LIKE THESE. WHEY MONEY Is
TIED UP CONSEQUENT UPON THE WHEELS
OF INDUSTRY BEING TEMPORARILY CLOG
GED, IT BEHOOVE5 EVERY WORKINGMAN
To MAKE HIS DOLLAR GO AS FAR AS POS
SIBLE, ESPECIALLY WHEN BUYING CLOTHES
FOR HIMSELF OR HIS LITTLE ONES WE
HAVE LONG CATERED FOR THE WORKING
MANS TRADE BY KEEPING IN STOCK WHAT
WE KNEW BY EXPERIENCE HE WOULD FROM
TINE To TIME REQUIRE, WHETHER FOR LA,
COR, BUSINESS OR DRESS PURPOSES, FROM
a 1oc OVERALL CwITH OR WITHOUT A PRONs)
TO y $50 SUIT. WE SELL A STRONG, DURA-
BILE PAIR OF PANTS FOR 81. wEHAvE THEM
IN EVERY GRADE. UP TO 50. WE SELL SER
NiCEABLE SUIT FOR 81. wEKEEP THEM IN
ALL THE INTERMEDIATE GRADES, UP TO
THE FINEST KNOWN. WE SELL CHILDREN,s
SUITS FROM SIPS TO 50: BOYS SUITS FROM
$500 TO Sl5. ONE OF THE PLEASANTEsT
FEATURES OF OUR BUSINESS Is THE SUR
STANI1AL PATRONAGE WE HAVE EVER RE-
CEIVED FROM THOSE WHO EARN THEIR
MONEY BY HARD AND HONEST Toll.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND d Sta
GALL BLUE sIGNs)
my19 j.. NJ. GRADY, MANAGER
NEW STYLES.
scarfs. Handkerchefs. HaltHose and Canes
The Latest at Popular Prices
w. s. TEEL.
myIo 935 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Mas NJ. j. HUSr
1909 STREET N w.
| HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK AND
| INVITES THE LADIES TO INSPECT THE
| LATEST STYLES IN WALKING AND
myl5 SHADE HATS
l MEMORIAM.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
\ Italian and American Marble Monumental and ~
the latest style aud The finis is now Offered S
TIE lowest possible prices
| VIM. RUTHERFORD a co.'s
\ Corner 2lst st. and Pa Ave n. W.
Please Gail. inspect and be convinced .Headssonea
NoAA '" w sp7-zms
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CITY ITEMS.


OCneseHHHCu WuU DuuMUn3T Xx8tud
Nutria Mkt, and Pearl Derby Hats;
Beaver and Pearl cashmere high Hats:
Mackinaw, Manila and Mikado ''Straws,"
GOOD white Canton Hats, so and rs cts.
Large stock Boys and Children's mixed and
white Straw Sailors, and dress Hats, (fncluding
yumbo'so from % cts. to $1.5O, at r. G. Lewis
Original One Price Store" $40 7th st., bet.
and X n. W.
N.B.=We close at n M excent SaturdaYs
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WOODWARD < LoTHRoP have opened 100
'icces of cream crinkled Seersuckcrs, at Sc per
-arN .,..rtluG floor.
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JUST RECEIVED big lot of 45c. straw hats.
BcSt value in the city. AT Francs, cor. 18th and
j. The only strictly one price hat and gents
furnishing store in the city.
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JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
my19 636 Pa ave, south side. near 9TH st.
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CcG \. RRR TIT ZEE RRR $3.50
g q "A Rpp 7 E, RR SIS
G Geo AAA 3 + + En- ; ss

III Market Space. near 9Th ,tr.,.
NAVY BLUE, BROWN AND GARNET SATJyES
1Jc.
HOME-SPuN DRESS GOODS, in beautiful spring
shades. all pure fine wool, only DC
ALBA1isOSS and NUNS YELLING; I'm beautif,,
spring shades, wide double width all pure WOOL
a1iac. f '
width, II yards for 81. ~
BLACk CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure WOOL 81. so
BOC-CLA GRENADINES, Spring Shades wide dou-
BILE width. pure wool, 1Oc wv
Two of HANDSOME DOURIE SATIN
DAMASk TOWELS. worth 81. will be presented
10 tich customer who buys SO worth OF Dry
toOds- These elegant Towels are one ward and a
quarter long, nearly three quarters wide. immense
size They all pure fine linen and decorafe1 win
a beautiful wide colored border my2O
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Diver VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD-SUR-
Grounded by salt water Reftted and 4
thoroughly renovated. Special reduction in yENAY
price for May and June. Rates for July Au- A..it L
gust and September SO to 50 per week. Nomalaria.
GOOD water, fishing, boating and bathing. An elegant
steam yacht engaged for the summer. Circulars on
myl4-lm#
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"orESIsG" at Palais Royal Monday, May "a.

LAST WEEK of the Auction at sos 9TH street
NV. Special invitation extended. as bargains
may be expected, See advertisement in auction
column.
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BABY CoAcH
At $780, sold elsewhere at S726
BABY COACH
At$76O, sold elsewhere at - ok
BABY COACH
ASSOC, sold elsewhere at GO. so
Tie Largest Assortment of BABY COACHES AZ
the very Lowest Prices to be found in Washington
CHtRUPPERT.
apis 4O3 9TH street northwest,
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Condensed Locals.

A meeting of the property owners and resi-
dents on 18th street, from Pennsylvania ave-
nue. to Boundary. who are opposed 10 the pro-
posed railroad on that street, will be held at
National University building this evening at
o'clock.
The republican congressional committee
have taken headquarters at Si4 18th street.
The college alumni OF Howard University
will hold their fourth triennial meeting IN the
college chapel this evening. Mr.. Jesse Lawson
will deliver the address.
AT yesterdays session of the Catholic Young
Mems National Union in Philadelphia, Major
Edmund Mailet, of Carroll Institute, of this
city, spoke upon the uses of the library AT
the public meeting In the evening DIR. n. j..
Faust. OF this city, was one of the speakers.
y dead infant was found early this morning
on 9th street, between r. and r streets north
west. by officer Montgomery.
Fire in Moses Coleman 5 store, No. 1920 9TH
Street northwest, last evening. caused damage
to amount of about SI5; insured.
Attention il called To- the advertisement of
the picnic IN be given tomorrow by the MOnu-
mental Assembly 1889.
MIR. l.. ti0ld>chmid, who had made arrange
ments 10 go to Europe with his family early in
June, has been compelled to alter his plans,
owing to the long continuance of the labor
troubles Nh. GOldSchmid Will build several
rows OF handsome houses as soon the con-
tractors and men come tn an understanding.
At the session of the Phladelp hia and Balti-
more conference of the y. VI. l.. church at
Harrisburg yesterday the report of Prof. Will
district. embracing Washington, York, Baiti-
more and other cities, stated that there were
over 500 conversions during the year Prof.
Day requested the bishop to change his work to
that OF General missionary.
Mr.. John q. Hertwi-, OF No 1912 q street,
has written To Senator Ingalls, asking that eX-
listing laws be So changed as II abolish the
nuisance. caused by the Growing OF chickens.
Norfolk steamer Lady of the Lake is again
making round trips for 5i.50 Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday, 800 PIN. See adv.
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We close at Z p M, except Saturdays.
Read and Re Convinced

Handsome. New Styles, Light Derbys
at 81, S1.2o, $3.50, 81 and $3.50, atAuerbach's
Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9Th and III.
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NEw SPRING DREss Goops
We have just opened splendid line of Spring Dress
Goods comprising Novelties in Woolens, plain and
combination; Cloth Suitings in all the New Colors.
Spring Weight; India Linens; figured and striped
Mulls: Printed Linen Lawns; Figured Satteens in
Choice Colorings; Satteen, Null and swiss Fmbroid-
cred Robes Pongee and India silks plain and figured
Black Satin Rhodemers and Surah silks silk Wool
Grenadines: SILK Hernanes Lise and Silk Hose in
beautiful shades: Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
TO MATCH all sizes, in all the patterns; Belgian
Linen Sheetings; PillowcaSe Linens, all widths and
qualities, also full line 81 "a and 81 Linen for Slip
lovers III all the new designs An inspection of our
Stock is Solicited.
HOOE BRO & CO.,
ep10 1923 f st NV
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Amusements Tonight.

NATIoNAL-Alice Harrison in "Hot Water
ALBAUGH'S-"La Perichole.'
PANoRAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle of Ma
naSsas.
HERZOG'S.-"A Brave Woman
DIME MUSEUM.-Burlesque and variety.
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NOVELTIES IN FREScH SArEEsS
sEAToN PERRY.
EUCCESSOR To PERRY & BROTHER,
HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR INSPEC
ton HIS SECOND AND LAST IMPORTA-
ton OF FRENCH SATEENs FOR THIS
THIS LOT IS a DUPLICATE BY CABLE OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES IN MY FIRST
IMPORTATI0N ORDER, WHICH WERE
SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
"a SPECIAL BARGAIN" IN MERRTMACK AND
PRIZE 1Et &c sAIEENs' AT &c. FORMER
"EXTKEME NOVELTIES IN ANpEasoNs
SCOTCH ZEPHYRS.
NEW INDIA cRINKLEs AND PRINTED
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCK Frs
SPEGl Al.TIES' IN FRENCH AND BRITISH
M MITE &c GOODS, AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
NEW WHITE AND CoLoRED EMBROIDERED
EMBRo!DERED INDIA PoNGEE AND PRINTED
CHINA SILK ROBES.
NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED
ilEHS AM &! fS 81 BLACK AND
S4L co.'s suRAHs. LoUIsINEs AND SUM
ELEGANT BLACK BEADED SILK GRENADINES
EnR DRESS FRONTS. PANELS AND GARNI-
NOVELTIES IN SPANISH. GUIpURE AND
CHANTILLY LACE NETS
NEW BLOCK AND CoLoRED DENTELLE
LATEST STYLES IN PARAsoLs, UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFs. HOSIERY
Rs- PLAIN FIG UREs AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,
Established 1s4O myi5
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Books, BooKsn Booxsn
ANOTHER CUT IN BOOKS AT
= A MS.
COMMENCING NAY 18TH, WE WILL
INACCURATE
SPECIAL. SALE OF pnnrS

at which time we will offer ENTIRE STOCK OF
BoOhS AND STATIONERY at COST, sale to be
continued for two weeks only. Special attention is
called TO our sets of Standard Authors bound i'm Hall
Cali and Halt Morocco Also to large assortment
OF Juvenile Books and Finely Illustrated Gift Books
AL OF Which we VIII offer at LESS THAN COST during
TINS SPECIAL SALE. Below quote q few Special
Prices Pubs Our
price. price.
Thackeray complete vols, u morocco S5UU 81 SO
DICKENS, complete, 10 vols, II 1890 10 50
Chambers Ency.. unab. with Maps, &c-24.OO 1850
Huckleberry Finn Mark Twains Latest 2 Is I "A
Complete Line of Humorous BOoks5O Is
CaXton s Edition of Standard Authors. LOO 0S
The above are only Il few specimen prices Call and
examine the Books offered, which include the best
works OF ancient and modern authors at prices which
defy competition. CHAS RAUM
my11-2w ZIG 7lh ar nw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

The democratic congressional convention of
me "a Indiana district yesterday nominated
John III. ONeall for Congress
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\ FINE. fresh lot of straw nattings just re
ceived. Moses & Son. 18th and r streets.
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Positive Bargains

Heiibrun's Old Stand. 4O2 9Th ST.
Look tor The Old Lady in Window.
Previous to rebuilding and refitting our Shoe
ParlOrs, we have mark ed down our goods to
such price as will move them. Please note a
few reductions:
Formerly: Now:
$500 Ladies French Kid Button. 70
100 Flne Hand-SeWed Button. $50
300 Hand-sewed Kid ButtOn............... $50
100 FoXed and Dongola ButtOn.......... 200
LOO Solid Kid and Goat. l. 20
2.oO OX1ord lies and Button .............-.. 200
2.OO Hand-sewed OXfordS. /. 80
10 Miss High and Low Shoes. cts
TO CTS Child Spring Heel .................5O cts
Gents $500 Hand-sewed Caters 81 90
S4.OO Hand-Sewed Ties.-.............. 800
500 Seamless Gaiters-...-........ 200
500 LOW-IS uarter Button ........... !. 80
S1.oO Serge and Canvas. .............. 1.25
S.-An goods marked in plain figures at
strictly one price.
We close at .. M, except SATURDAYS
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On Saturday, present to each lady customer
one box OF "Paiiner's Toilet bouquet" free
will hereafter be sold by ut zoe. per box. We
will also on Saturday otter you the following
articles, as follows: Zoe Lolita Bustles, ut l7c:
47c. Patti Bustles, at BIC; 81 MikadO BUSHES
at 9Oc.; 75c Mikado Bustles, 6Oc.; 25c. Fans,
10c.: yds. elegant quality Tourist Ruching, in
box, 25c.; finest Cape Collars, 2oc.; $3.50
Gossamers, S1.25; fine English Lisle Gloves
S25c.; Toe. SILK Gloves tor &C; CSC. French
SILK Gloves, at 5Oc all colors silk Mitts at 47c;
/" $l.73 73c:
ia /" SI.39 DOC:
61s Sl.OO "47c.;
Genuine p. d. Corsets, all grades ana prices:
ThOmsOn's celebrated Corsets, all prices; the
best $1 Corset ~. 80 Jersey, at $3.50; S3.47
Jersey, at ~. So; S4.25 Jersey, ut $3.50.
DOUGLASS, 522-24 and rs 9th st.
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DRY GOODS.
JOHNSON. GARSER 81 Co

SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
1-yard wide Batiste, in beautiful styles 12irc
CTinkle Seersucker, entirely new patterns 12lSc.
Dress Ginghams, l0c
PLAIN CHAMBRAYs, IN ALL CoLoRS
Cable Cord organdies in plaid and checks. 12lac.
Check Nainsook. 6ia. 8, 10, 12l,c.
Victoria Lawn, 40 in wide 10, 121s,c
New styles in Domestic Satins 12l7. l5c
5000 yards Colored Dress Goods, 10 l2Ia Is, 25c.
COLORED CASHMERES, ALBATRosS CLOTH.
NUNS YELLING. ETC., ETC.
PARAsoLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
Jerseys. 81 Sl.25, $3.50 s.
Extra wide Bleached Shirting, only Ice
Cloth Tor Men and Boys wear, %, 3ela, Soc
LADIES AND GENTS UNDERWEAR HOSIERY,
GLOVES ETC, ETC.
A bargain in Huck and Damask Towels DC
WINDOW SHADES. PATENT ROLLERS, CAR
PETS. OIL CLOTHS, STRAW MATTINGS
big bargain in Smyrna Rugs, Csc.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO..
my10 636 Pa ave south side. near eth St
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler. cor AZ st.
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Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered In n h. ward" prints, 4Oc
per ID. Also Cottage Cheese and Butterinilk
sweet Milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

Speclal Tor Saturday.
Wine Set in Wicker Stand, Decanter and six
GLASSES, usual price S1.2o, will be sold at ACC,
Decorated Wine Set, in Glass Tray, Decanter
and six Glasses, TOO.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
7Oo and 7O1 Market SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

Gents suits Cleaned, 81.-Satisfaction
guaranteed at g. PUTsCHEs, 1929 Pa ave. i
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsRINGToN. u. G., May II, 1856, o am.
For eastern New YORK. eastern Pennsylvania
New jersey. Delaware. Maryland and Virginia.
generally lair weather. slightly warmer, yari-
able winds becoming SOutheTly.
For Saturday-tieue fair weather is fndi-
ated for the New England and middle Atlantic
states, with slight changes In temperature.
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For Saturday and Monday.

AHe Ciioie, or Itn, u uoofS DeiOw i st.
&c. Toweling, 4c.; DIR. Warmers Health Cor
Set, 9Sc.; our reliable Corset, CSC, worth 81 80
our u. Y. A. and Oriole Special Corset 4Yc
5Oc Gents Bieached Drawers, :S9c. large size
w hlte Spreads, CSC; Jerseys, tailor-made, Goa,
back plain or red and white plated, Csc; La
dies GauZe Shirts 11c., three for soc; Silesia
&C.; Lining Cambria, SC. per yard; White OF
Ecru Oriental Lace, 10 and 12tzc., worth IL
and 2Oc.; Gents Bleached or Unbleached
Drawers 25c.; Gents Gauze Undershrts, poe
Linen Ioweling, &C.; Parasols, 80, Toe. and 81
Ladies Lsie Hose, loo; ChIldrens imported
Hose, 1212 and 15c., according to sizes.
500 More of Those Elegant Silk Scarfs,
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SILKS. SILKS, Silks

FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 81, so &c
SIEAH SILKS in beautiful Spring Shades-Tan
wide width. only CSC.
BLACK SILKS. excellent quality extra wide width
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 75c.
BLACK RRnCA DE IIL CpINr .n1Hr1,c, -n
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Opening" at Pala1s Royal Monday, May "a
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Special for Saturday,

500 More Of Those Elegant Silk Scarfs,
at 25c Beautiful new Spring Patterns, at Au.
erbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, TIN and IT,
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CHORTHAND REvOLUTIONIZED-SLO DIy-
and ru masa Sy
respondence. Call for prospectus 92I NV. m2f-1w.
ssFT,HE CEDARs," GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
facilities for thorough education in English Modern
L a5g as Music and Art Address Miss EARLE
FRENCH LESSONS. SUMMER TERM. JUNE
E 2Sth Morning classes tor Children. 9 a. m. Even
s sSs NILE III d1 s r. 9d and HTgna
NV, between X and SITS. my2O
Mrs. LAURA FLINT AND MRS MYERS WILL
on and the an@ss4 d to
French 1 I IN connection with the school
lars address 1884 Street ffu' n0mme Ell snac
4 T THE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF 4
,Anumber of their friends Mr.. and Mrs. CABELL
home Ss in Nelson CO. Va number Of their pupils for
Of their as viii enable aSe To
graduate with more ease in the Norwood Institute.
y LADIES ART ASSOCIATION OF n Y. instruc-
ton In Drawing and Painting. summer classes now
. SfRkE o0rc0ran building studio So m1s MY
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTTING PRACTI-
caily taught Success guaranteedif instructions
office of Johns Easton. stenographer, 472 La.
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
teenth year Plano Organ Voice Violin Flute Cornet
my5-Im&
A THENEUM OF LANGUAGES. 1914 I ST
"A French. Latin, Greek, Spanish. Italian German.
Moi Paris. Sorbonne Iriaers not taught my5r Inns
T1HE BERL1Tz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
u washington, u. G. t.23 18th st nw),
Trial lessons free New terms H begin now now my4
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A CARD
Now that am fully established In my new place os
business. TBS 9Th st. wish TO announce the
public some Low Prices Wall Papers, shades,
etc, etc. We are now selling Gilt Papers, 35c and
uD. A very fine 9inch Gold freize for 25c Also Do
inch English Papers for &c and up. Plain einch
Frieze Toe. per piece Holland shades. q feet long,
with Spring Rollers for Abe; nice Sfoot shade Cor
3Jc. Also. 6fool Opaque Shade any color, for Soc
Dado Shades jOc. Oh Spring Rollers. 1inch Picture
Rod, DC. per foot
Buy now while the prices low.
BE sure and remember the place and number.
J. +. sPELSHOUSE. Agt-
apl62m TBS 5TH ST. NV.
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DOUGLASS Il BRO. viii.

Aladdin Security OIL, recommended by
~ use. mwt I2t
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EDUCATIONAL

OPLOYAN: simplest, most rapid and most legible
system in the world Glasses forming Tuition by cor
reSpondence. Call for prospectus 92l NV m2 I've
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.orExINen az PaIais Royal Monday. May "a
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LADIES GOODS.

DAUMS SANITARY CORsETS
Highly recommended by ply icians: al Styies OF
Childrens and Misses Corsets at BACM'S Mammoth
Establishment 9TH ST. myI.,Sm
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Pick wick Club whisky is the best

Ask Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oil mwf
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THE GROWLEEs ENJOY 't'uEHSELvES-At the
convention OF the grand lodge OF the Growers
yesterday the following officers were elected:
Grand chief GROWER, Hon. +. y. Merriman;
grand unlimited gTOwler, George J.. Sake;
financial GROWER, W. t. Windoph: grand re-
eording financial GROWER l.. Meinzinger: grand
GROWER. Clayton il. Buell.; board OF trustees
DE Witt e. Sprasue, X. II. W heeler j. III. W eL-
ster, j. r. Fisher and W. =. Brill. In the even
1E2 The delegates and invited guests To the
number Of ZUO. sat down to a banquet at At
ners, which terminated with "a social inciud-
ing a very enjoyable program During the
banquet Chief GROWER MeTrifnan presented a
handsome crayOn portrait o: Past ChIef Grower
y Witt e.. Spr2gue to Washington lodge
No. =
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Johnson, 9th and T. Sts.,
Headquarters tor Soft-shell Crabs Deyfled
Crabs, Clam Chowder, Turtle Soup, Spiced
Oysters and all delicacies in season. Ladies'
saloon first floor. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

TGEATTfCAL. EFFECTS SToLES.-Geo Myers
Wa arrested last night 10y Detective Cox on a
charge OF Stealing eight coats belonging to the
'hesttfieib company playing I'm the Ranks"
which were ON storage at the house of Edward
. IseeGN- lib Gi2 street southwest. In the
Police Court to-day ii charge of larceny against
Myers was. continued. The coats were recov-
e!ed at the Junh Store OF Perry Beatty, and he
was arrested, charged with receiving stolen
goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

WANTS \ PATENT on NAIL BOXES.-Nr Geo
r. hir6, assignee of Samuel Strong YESTERDAY
Hitd - Dill ia equity against the Commissioner
oi Patents and the Postmaster General ask inc
tilsst The court adjud9e why plaintiff il not en-
tlteu 10 receive a patent for the street letter
BOXES used b} the government and which.
pis.ihtiH Claims, were invented by Nh Strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT.-Messrs. C. s.
Moore and e.. Darlington, Tor Edward Coleman,
have fled a suit against the District for $4,000
damages Tor injuries received by falling into an
excavation or ditch on East Capitol street, be-
tween 18th ana 10th street, which, il is
claimed. was left uuguarGed and unlighted on
November 2oth. 1SSJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to jacob
e. Curry, Ut Norfolk, Va and Mary +. Braxton;
T. j. Powder, OF st. Mary's county, Md, and
Ada a. Davidson: W. I. Weaver and Eliza
Greene; Robert Taylor and Minerva Mcdonald;
George W. Willis and Ella Randolph.