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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-16
MAPLE SPRINGS.
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. c. 40. RAILROAD,
8 Miles From Memphis.
"BLUEcRAss." No. ss4.
standard and Registered.
I" BLUEGRASS. No. 3s4.
standard and Regi.tcred.


Sired by Rysdyks Hambletonian. sire OF 40 rottert
with records Of 30 or better and sire OF % sonS
that have each gotten one or more $50 performers:
first dam Kilt by Long Island Black Hawk; second
dam by Young Duroc, half brother to American
Eclipse; third dam by Collins Messenger by I'M.
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Is l5s< hands high, seal brown, al
most black, with winc-colorcd tanks and muzzle.
two white heels heavy name and tail, long bodied.
heavy boncd aud very stylish. He is the sire Of
Grey Cloud, record 22sl-triai 2lsz, Of Beccher,
sire Of one $50 performer and OF tho dam Of Lady
of Lyons record 225l<. He Is half brother to Dex-
ter, 2l7l4 Nettie. 2is; Jay Gould. 22lk; George
Wilkes I'D, and full brother to Menclaus 22s
BLUEGRASS is the only son OF Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian whose services were ever offered TO thd
people SOUTH OF KENTUCKY, and he will this
season be limited to ten outside mares Fee $50
cash, with usual privileges Of return.
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ooNNrRcrAL rNIox.

Can't eat thing" Hoods SarsAparilla
lisa wonderful medicine Tor creating an apPe-
uie, regulating digestion, aud giving strength
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Respectfully submitted,
g. n pAaN Secustnrx
New q. an. Tim.

qths halaurc Il subject ~ the further Immediate
chang ~ fnen ~ III dchcutunT lssur,i Ia issl nj
~ cent inirr~i iro,n date, and due today.
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Tho R.,eiss Connection.

To the fdiiof Of The Appcal
Sir Touching the matter q, direct rail.
road connection with Raleigh Springs. In
regard 10 which you have an article in
Tuesdays is-ue, | respectfully ask YOU 10
wait with patiencc yet little longer.
What You suggest IN the way Of making
that connection, aud In the developing OF
the springs into one 81 the most delight
iul suburban r.sprts 10 be- found anywhere
IN the south. may b. much nearer calisa.
ton than you think. Should the Illinois
Central railroad build upon the limo Of
their last years survey, which I still
think Ia more than possible, and which u
the very hest Of all routes yet surveyed,
nothing more could lie desired by Raleigh
and ils friends A. w. BnocgwAy.
Brownsville, Tenn, March ~, 1855.
aaaas=aaa . aasa-a
THs well known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other tonlos and n
mos, perfect nervine. are found In Carter
iron Pills which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve tho blood and compiler.
lon
hulronD buys old gcaA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-16

fNFI'CtUuIIN .NUIHI0Irul
q. r. PAoE, Secretary.
cKAuKsnAiE. Mis-. Marh !. isSS
lion. Ihes ". white Presidents
Dear SRI bcg leave 10 submit here.
with statement of the receipts and dis.
buncmenis Of the board. from January 4,
lSss, 10 March !, lSSs, showing balance
on hand Of SIS, T72.si.'
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SOUTHEASTERN AIR LINE.
MEMPHIS. OXFORD g. COLUMBUS R.
r. INCoRPoRAToRs' MEETING.

Contractor Crumpton, OF Chicago,
Signs a Conditional Contract. the
Company Organizes and the Active
Work Will Follow Shortly.
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MuLFonD buys Old golA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24
AleNandrta Affairs.

Reported fo- The EVENING STAR:
"WAsHINGTON DAY."-Mss Annie NJ Summers
teacher OF Washington school, No. s. observed
washington day" at her school to-day the life
and Character OF Washington forming the central
portion OF the school exercises. Similar exercises
OF "Longiellow day" &C., are common In the
schools OF various parts Of the country and the
observance here was specially appropriate 10 the
school, which is located in one OF the rooms OF the
building In which Gen. Washington founded the
free schools OF Alexandria.
A JAIL FOR THREE COURTS.-The Jail OF Alex
andra Is now the prison or three Jurisdictions and
prisoners are sent there by the judges OF Alex
andria and Loudoun counties as well as Alexan-
dria city. AS new Jail for LOudoun county is In
the course OF erection at Leesburs the county
Judge has designated Alexandria Jail as the Lou
doun county prison until the new jail Is peted
Two Loudoun prisoners are now confined there
NofEs.-The committee ON the Washington
birthday celebration settled up their affairs last
night, returned portion Of the $50 granted them
by the committee as not required for their ex-
pense.-The anniversary OF the foundation OF the
knights OF Py;hiaS will De celebrated at Pythias
Hall, on Pitt street, tonight by Oriental lodge
No Nc! . -Four OF the founders OF the order from
washington, as well as other Washington KNIGHTS
Will be present-Jemmy Clifford, well Known
here before the war, and soldier OF the I7th (Val
Regiment. died recently In Kansas-RefuVe
Council sons OF Jonadab, netted $50 by their bali
The Alexandria nsh wharf aid benches IN 1sb
market Will De rented at auction tomorrow
The Grand Lodge OF the Knights OF Pythias OF
virginia has resolved TO hold its next annual meet.
Ing In this city.-The veteran survivors OF the
their head enjoyed banquet nc HeSbner's az theiI
annual gathering this week.-A bolt OF Saline was
stolen a few days ago from Donneny's store on
King street.
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Ok BLoop, GOBLIN Blue,

TERRA GOTTA. AND TAN,
The New Spring Shades in ladies' Broadcloth,
Pure WOOL one yard aud half wide.
Worth 81; Reduced to S7Ec.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, 5c.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 12kc
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25c
AMERICAN SATTEENS, French styles 12kc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. real cost.
COLORED SILK VELVETS. worth e.; only Soc
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
cheap at u. 30; only Toe.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy 50 or over will receive ONE
OF the following presents; One Psir Of Handsome
Damssk Towels. worth q; One Pair of Silk EN-.
broidered Corsets, worth 7oc.; or Half Dozen Fine
Napkins worth 15c
az II, S2.31
and a. half wide. worth 81 only soc.
Elegant Dress Goods-FRENCH SERGE, pure wool
wide double width. all colors. wonderful bargain
31bc
double width 371sc.
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will receive
ONE of the following PRESENTS Large Size Handsome
Bridal Quilt. worth $3.50. Two Yards and q Hall
Table Damssk. worth 3l.s7: or One Dozen Fine Nap
Don't fail to ask for the Valuable Present. 70
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CITY ITEMS.


AaOSWOh my ~ Dok8oss
Special Sale, One Day Only,
For SATURDAY, February 25, 1888,
Great Bargains! 49, Great Bargains
2-strng Brooms for &c.: 3-string for 14c.
Magnificent metal-capped Broons, 4-string, Ior
Hand-painted china Cream pitchers for &c.
Pretty decorated china Mustard Pot and spoon
for &C.
Robinson Crusoe Plates. colored decorations. &c.
Colored glass Hand Lamps complete, 19c.
Decorated Paper Shades, with wire holders, &c.
ParlOr lamp complete, with shade, 19c
Folding Cutting Boards, SIC.
Folding Cutting Tables with measure, 6oc.
AnSOnia nickel Clocks, SAC.
Ansonta nickel Alarm Clocks N.17.
Plated Knives, Sheffi Id make, u doz. 15c.
Decorated china Chamber SETS, new shape,
latest designs, very hobby, only $2.79.
Inc same set, with jar, only $4.98.
Tea Set. containing Sc pieces, with large and
unlQue-shape teapot and pitchers, only saD.
White embossed Chamber Sets, handsome de-
signs. pretty shapes only 500.
Dinner Sets, 1873 pieces handsome decorations,
large shape tureen, Dishes &C., worth $50 TOR only
Another handsome Dinner Set beautiful de-
sign, worth $l696, only S12.98.
Carpet HassOcks for 23c., PC. and 36c.
TEE FAIR. TEE FArR, TIE FAIR.
S12 TIN st. NV. and 81 and s13 9Th st. NV. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24
CONDEMNED Locals.

Yesterday, IN Circuit Court No. 9, the case OF
Thomas McCann against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Co. was tried. This IS an action for
5000 70 compensate plaintiff for the loss OF four
mules killed or the road near Brooks station in
1855. sealed verdict was rendered this morning
Tor plaintiff FOR 300.
The Homeopathic Free Dispensary has removed
rom It's old quarters on q street TO commOdl0uS
rooms corner Of q and 9th streets
The Union Ex-PrisOners OF War Association had
their second annual reunion and banquet at the
National Hotel last evening. The attendance was
large.
AT 1O:45 o'clock last night thieves entered the
cigar store OF Gales sherman, No. Is It'll street
northeast, by forcing the door open with Jimmy,
but were frightened OF before securing anything
AT lao O'Clock this morning fire was discovered
In the barber shop OF Charles 10 lnson, No. .23l z
Pennsylvania avenue The building, owned by
j. c. FOertcn. was damaged 70 the amount OF about
500. no insurance.
W. A. Watson was this morning excused as a
petit juror OF the Criminal Court.
In the Criminal Court, to-day, James West
Frederick Tyler and Asbury Lyles, charged with
bhe larceny OF twenty-nine books valued at 20
cents each. from the b fillmore and ohio Railroad
Co., on october last ION appeal from sentence 10
the Reform ScnooD, were released on 800 surety
each.
To-day. in the Court In General Term, the case
OF Barber Ross et al against Green ct al. Was
argued The question involved Is whether the
mechanics lien or plaintin takes precedence OF
deeds OF trust ante-,lating the lien.
MI. Alex. Ashley has been selected 10 represent
the Union NJ. E church In the Lay Conference
which meets In Baltimore the 9th proxlmo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

AmuSements HO.utghte
NATIosAL--'The queen OF Sheba-'
AIBAUGHs-Dixey In ..Adonis."
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-Stoddard Lecture.
WILLARD HALL-Prof. Carpenter.
MANASSAS PAHoRAMA.-Day ana evening".
HARRIs'.-"AamZelle."
KHRNANA-yariety
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G.. A. Il. Bazaar AND FA1n
AT ALBAUGHs. FEBRUARY 81 TO MARcHe.
PRIZES.
FOR SELLING SEASON TICKETS.
To Ssntlsman selling greatest a, No. Gold Watch at
To Gentleman selling I'd highest No.. Seal Ring.
To Gentleman sf1s r. highest s ps SS
To Lady selling sre.tsst No. Diamond Ring cat JAG.
ss ass "a SRh:ss No. Chin. re. Sci. "a.
POssler's 923 Penn avs1 NJ ,.,,.,. Till, c..
4 1 Bosom sN y. Fl Store, ' - -''' o-''
TO BE DlsT TIdRgF Ro A%Gkssr SEASON
c,oss Of FAIR isno Al ssnders staymsn. S34 st
ARTICLES TO BE VOTED FOR
Cylinder Desk to most popular Attorney t,
Cola Tstoh % most popular Department Messenger.
Bicycle to most popular youth under yeera
SsaS + ss
China Dinner Set to most popular Lady connected
aranS Army Sui. ts saS most popular Post Commander
Grand Army Suit to most popular Past Post Com
oasn' SIS Penn W
smoking jacket to most popular Chief of Div. Pen
Amsssur fho:oFraph Outfit e gessons receiving most
Sewing Machine to i AR widow receiving most votes
Ladies' Suit to Lady receiving most votes.
CAT Whites HOG ST.
Doll and Garbage Young Girl receiving most votes
Banjo to Boy receiving most votes
Gas Stove to Person receiving most votes.
Sportsmsus OUTFIT to Sportsman receiving most votes
Cat NJ. A. Tappan's. Sl9 Penn. ave.)
Gold Watch to Driver OF Ice Wagon receiving most
votes. CAT VOigEt Hass 72l 9TH ST.
Diamond Ring to Young Lady receiving most votes
BARRIERS Chair to Barber receiving most votes CAT
Committee Room. l422 fenn. ave.l
Infantry Oicer's Complete suit 10 Oacer Of District
Gold Headed Cane to Presidential candidate receiving
most votes car w. II. Gait Bros L Co., Penn sve.j
watch and Chain 70 u B. Senate Page receiving most
yotes cat Harris Skaters IL Is Penn ave.)
Watch and Cham for Pupil in High6chool receiving
most votes. Cat Karr's. so Penn sve.)
Piano to Young Lady receiving most votes CAT Z. g.
Smith's 1x25 Penn. sve.l
6sratoga Trunk, Hack Hire Two Round Trip Ticket
to Atlantic City, and Weeks Board ut Hotel ia
couple married less than two years receivins
All persons who have made donations are requested
10 have than ready for delivery on Monday the 2Oth
instant Persons desiring to make donations ~
Ouasted 70 forward them on and after Monday to W.
I. I. Armory. (Albsugh's Opers House)
Books for recording votes can " had Of COMMITTEES
at Headquarters 1@22 Pa ava fl6-tomh0
n illustrated by
PROF. CARPENTER
At willard Hall
SECOND WEEK
Ocmmencine MONDAY, FEB ~. Every Night q 8
WONDERFUL FUN.
Adm1ssion. % eta deserved seats 50 cts. f2o-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24
Sick HsAnAcHr

Isone Of the most distresstns affections. and
people who are il victims deserve sympathy.
But the great success Hoods Sarsaparilla has
had in curing sick headache make It seem al
most foolish to allow tho trouble to continue
By its toning and invigorsting effect upon the
digestive organs. Hoods sarsaparills readily
gives relief when headache ARISES from indiess-
ton, and in neuralgia conditions By building
up the debilitated system, Hoods ssrssparilla
removes the canse and hence overcomes the
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for g. Prepared onl
by c. l. HOOD CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ja20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

Go TO C. ENGEL's Sons for extra headed lettuce
new potatoes, new oeets. new tomatoes, string
beans, green peas. Bermuda onions new aspara-
gus, Brussels sprouts, Burr artichOkes, hot-nouse
and southern cucumbers tarragOn, chiyes, fresh
mushrooms. and chervil Also, Indian River Or
anges. Tangierfne oranges, Imperial oval oranges
Malaga grapes, strawberries, and pineappleS.
c. ESGEL's SONS,
$50 Center Market,
9th street wing.
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e. E.; ##$EEE9' g.; E; F. :
BIB , 4 ~ an \ m IN & Kkk + Vuup T

Are you Bankrupt"
Are you going out Of business"
Are among the queries daily propounded to u by
visitors ATTRACTED for the rst time to our Housed,
sstonished At very low prices. and surprised to
nnd for once figures to tally with the facts
We are neither bankrupt goins out of business
but-having in the works and partly the way
new lines of Spring Goods far ahead In quality to
anything have ever before seen for the price-ws
SHALL undoubtedly do the coming Season . much
larger business than ever before.
TO make for the Goods all our old reliable
lines have got to 80. no matter at what sacrifice.
Childs workd Hole Spring Heels. Soc. formerly 75c
childs Fine Spring Heel Button. &c.. formerly 900
Child's Genuine Solar Tip Button, 9Oc. formerly
Misses, Worked Hole. Kid or Pebble. &c., formerly
Misses Solar Tip Spring Heels s1.1O formerly 81 40
Misses Fine Kid or Goat Button. sL1s. formerly
Youths best Oil Grain Button. 95c formerly sl.5O
Boys Iron Clad School Shoes. CSC, formerly s1.25.
Ladies' Genuine Donsola Button. sl4s. formerly ~.
Ladies'; those Fine Kid Button only 1000 pair left
Sl9S. formerly $3.
Ladies' rs;.ssF Weight Handrurn Button. ss4s
Genss' Genuine Calf Solid Shoes. s15o: formerly
Gents Seamless Shoes. any style. eLs3; formerly
S2.4S.
Gents Calf Reliable Boots 81 70: formerly 1926.
TO SECURE THE BENEFIT OF THESE Low
PRICES ON ABOvE-NAMED GOODS AND ON
MOST OF OUR FINER GOODS. CALL AT ONCE, AS
MANY OF THEM CANNOT BE MADE FOR THE
PRICES WE NAME.
WI. HAHN 4 CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
S16 Seventh street:
1922 Penn. ave. NV;
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Try Beastyss Ivory Starch.
Easy to use, quick, beautiful work. Grocers

s. w. Augensteim,
S17-S10-821 7th street northwest Having just
bought In New York at auction the entire stock OF
dealer who failed, and in order to close same out
at once, Oer the Following startling bargains for
tomorrow: These goods are all nrst-class and
worth double the money: Decorated Tea Sets,
26S; Parior Brooms lSc; half dozen plain cob
let's Csc; Dshpans 8, 10. Is, 15c. each; Clothes
horses, 86c extra large, 95c.; half dozen Decor
ated cups and Saucers, 42c.; Decorated Dinner
Sets $7.95. actual price Sl6; Decorated Chamber
Sets 81. rs; half dozen Knives and Forks, 4Sc new
style China Wash Bowls 35c.; large Cedar Wash
&c.; Cedar Water Buckets, brass bound, &c;
Papers Tacks; &C.; 15c. T00thbrushes, &C.; Carving
Knives and Forks, &c; large Dustpans, &c.; 2-qt.
covered Buckets, &c.; Childrens BrOoms, &c.
Japanned Cuspadores, &C., and all other goods
equally as low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24
Wnpuws CccoA-rHrrA

Easily digested; Of the finest havor. hearty bevss-
for strong srpetite. delicate drfnk tire
stive Thoroughly tsstrd. nutritious palAfsble un-
ereelled an purity no UNPLEASANT after enssts No
Marian Harl.nd. Christine Terhuns Herrick. Dssa
A X. Thomas. Nj d.. pronounce n the besf " oil The
oxdered chocolates. No other equals II IN nasoE.
lurty, and antl-dysp~plic ouzlites Sold by 0roccrA
,aEaIls mailed for 10 stAlnyxL
10 WILBUR SONS.
dll-w.fkm.6m kAalsAe2phiA0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

IN EXCELLENT life size portrait OF the late W. w
COrcCTan from Rices' studio may be seen at the
BRADBURY Palace OF Music,
IolI ppnna ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

FREs ENJOYABLE LECTURES ut o:3O a. m, 9 and
Gals .. N. tomorrow In Masonic Temple and to-
day at 6:15 D. m Lectures Will be given which as
entertainments equal any place OF amusement for
which 81 admission Is paid. These lectures eluct-
date faupt's method by which a practical knowl
edge In German, speaking. 81, In course OF i've
weeks Increasingly interesting lessons The
learner Is required 10 attend hour per day, and
- not limited Ia his attendance TO the same.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-A BOY CARRIED A COAT AND vfsT IN
wrong place. which the address has been Lost VIII
the PARTY that received t please return % 176 Penn
sylyauia ave- TAI
II osT-IF THE SMALL YELlowIsE SKYE TER
IL that Lost the l4ah- of February. from
4l3 I'd ST. IL returned liberal reward will 10
e1ven and no questions ssked f33-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

JULIUS LASsBrRGH. 315 9TH ST., offers tomorrow
morning, 30 misnt rugs from s. 70 ks, about half
price: also 100 large sized tapestry ottomans soc.
each, 200 large sized mOquette and velvet OTTO
mans, sc. each; also 300 smyrna mats. FAC. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

SPRING STYLE HArs.-Now opening new styles
and colOrs in IN rs ana youths derby hats, X. G.
LEWIS Soy, 1921 New York avenue, branch go
7th street northwest, also a pretty assortment of
stylish neckwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24


Furnished Ior 600 so5, 9o7 s7thsrs..sl5. 80
S03 2lst st l2r mi G6.60 4O6-4Os Pomeroy st-6r )
ia 18th st Tor mi $3.50 23l3 ST.. 5r......l II 30
2l16 ST.. 1Or, m. LAO. 30 s222 Va ave. or. H. 80
sIls s st. 81 an mi e 60 g ~! St Or 80
y2 22d st, Sr mi $500 40s ST. me- 5r........ IL
2O14 NJ st., r. m 30. 30 1926 21st ST., sr
24:53 St. 7r, mi 80. 40 l0l3 2.d ST., 5r.... I
ll2S 10Th, 6rs, mi 20. 80 Alex Court, RS. 10 30
1914 18th. r.. mi $50 Boz Va ave. Sc. 5rio SO
2602 ST., Dr., mi .5..0 = Is 26th Of, 1850
2604 at. 6r.. mi. %. 80 Rear 0l5-154 26;h,st.
2022 ST.. 6r M .22.S0 4rS 10 30
2l9 10th st. Sr. 30 Rear 9057 9th. Or TO- ~
25l7 st. Or. q SO Rear 21l2 II St. Or. 10. 90
20 10 ST., 6r 90 21o0-l IL NY ave. 5r.. 10
$40 23d St, 20 SO 24l6 Va ave, 5r 10
1917 Goth St. Or. 20 353 rooms, 21O6 10
sos n H. 5r. 80 Rear 81 10th st Ar. 10
2026 st. Or, mi 20 30 BOG Erie st., 10
1878 2Sth st. l0rs. ia 18th St. 5r.........9
9l5-l5h 26th. u. Is. 40
2O50 Cleve'd av. Or 1880 STORES
2l41 IA. Az. Or. ....lo3O ISUo o4O
a4 $50 * ~, 70 ~ IN
b19 I'D st. 10 30 Cor oath and SITS 10
2425--2y ST.. Dr.. .lh30
For full list Apply 70 wEsCOTT 4 WILCOX.
f22 1907 Pennsylvanis ave- NV.
Il dence on 18th st. NV. near Iowa circle; eleven
rooms: S45 kOBT. y. FLETCHER
f22-iOt Seaton Hall building. 4Os 9th st NJ
I,oR RENT-HANDsoME ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
r in fashionable section of the northwest southern
exposure: $40: if taken b. March i S52 80 imme-
f:52.IOt Seaton Hall building. 4OS 9Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

For Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 62s CID and $50 Center Market, and log and
xUS Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

CoIBURS's PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
The king OF condiments. The finest made. FL
sale by grCcerS.
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PERSONAL.

WILL FURNISH WHAT YOU DESIRE FOR t25
w per week seven days. tlt'1 w.
IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO APPLIED FoR rosl-
ton - M:tchman &c, few days ago VIII seno me-
address and Recommendations TO 4 he Star ono ri
once he may hear something to his advantage. f23.t
lanes J. BROOKS t.ATE ChlEF Q. s sEckLi
q Service) has Organized National Detectoh ana IN
auiry Service Once. l22l st. nv. skilled agents 81
all points. us Sm'
lanes A. McDEvlTT. CHARLES y. FLINDkk-
ton. once sos Pa Private rom for consuIatlsh
ipal control does NOT operate rewards nor eisxa
Is ciiyorce sssses n3-lms
A UTHOkIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A An communications by mail or telegraph lrompuy
attended to and ed strictly ofnceoye.
II all houns- ~.wiLl4IAMs Aansrer.seo fstn syo<h
1US1H's OLD STAND Is TIE ONLY PLACi
d wher0 6rSt-clxss second Hand Clotbtng can
% q q rsspsctsbas pricsA Address OF call 81 eis
~. nv. 1<A-oM
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Affair, I'm West Wasbtur,o..

TEMPERiNCE.-The attendance at the weekly
meeting OF the M-Street Christian Temperance
Union here last night at Market-houSe Hall was
very large. Addresses were made by Messrs.
Templar Harris OF Clements Lodge, was well re-
ceived. A number OF persons signed the pledge.
No QUORUM.-There was no quorum present at
the annual meeting OF the Eleventh Building As
ISOLATION last night for the purpose OF electing
officers
A REPORT OF THE MEETING OF CITIZENS on the
subject OF the Aqueduct bridge celebration will be
found elsewhere In The STAR.
PLAYING "NIGHr DoCToR"-Three weeks ago q
party or colored boys were playing might DOCTOR
They hau pieces OF paper on which they would
spread moiasses and slap over the mouths OF each
other. Arthur Clay slapped piece over Edward
Boyds mouth. Bovd did not like the fun, and he
struck Clay on the heal with a brick Boyd has
been locked up since that time and Clay has been
suffering from the effects OF his injury The case
was tried In the Police Court to-day, and Boyc
was fined 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

EOR RENT-HOUSES-
T1ll2 10th 1T. u. W.,
Tor. $50 per mo. unfur.
or $50 fur.
1907 18th n. W., 12r. sc
1913 9Th st. u. W.. Or. ..3i
1lO5 N. H. ave-, Or. 30
1901 18th st. NV. 7r. 30
S:29 6th st. @. W.. lOr.....2L
zoos ID ST. Sc, 1r......2i
900 n. j. Nv. Sc, l1rs.. = !
$40 B st. ne, Or. mi -. 81
30S p st. n.w..6r......20
1913 Sth st. NV. = base
ment rs. L . rs. LIST FIR. 70
1S43 10th st. u. W.. or. ~
l4O4 Md. av. ne. Or. IL
61S Md. ave. g. W., Or. 1t
1853 F st ne, 5r........ls
STORES, q
913 Md. av. s.w.. ware
room. 4r...............&oC
Store and dwelling, 43
+ st. s.w.. Or. 30
46S La av., I'd Il. .3l
Vernon Row. RIM. 20. LA
Store and dwg., q. e. cor.
18th and Boy SITS. u.
w., 4r........-.......1s
The above 10 only q port
hooks. For full list call &c
the LIST aud 18th. tf2u
NOR RHNT-RV n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

NOrICE-I win open my new store, 4:3 7th ST.,
Saturday February 23th and cordially invite my
friends and he public 20 inspect my extensive
stock Of bOots aud shoes. / shall continue In the
future as in the past TO sell only first class and
reliable makes OF shoes at the lowest prices Jacob
Strasburxer, formerly s6l Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24

BosFRTs Cough SYRUP contains no poison and
can De given TO children with perfect safety.