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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
Mrs. Es,wom., Es,as..
THE FIRST REPORT OF RECEIVER yENpaIn

The FIRST REPORT OF RECEIVER FENDAIL.
In the case OF S. +. Emmons against H. w. Gar.
net ct al, In which the estate OF the late Weltha
A Emmons Is involved, Mr. Reginald Fendall
the receiver, has FLED his first report. He states
that he has received from the complainant and
Messrs Garrett and Duncanson the articles In
their possession; from Mr.. Garnet $50 shares Of
the American Bell Telephone Co. stock In the
name OF Weitna A Emmons. He states that the
telephone company propose to issue 80 600. 600 of
per cent de0enture bonds for the construc-
Ton OF the long distance telephone system the
s.ocAhoioefs having the right TO subscribe to one
xLUO pond for each 80 shares OF stock, which
ngnts are worth 81 to $3.50 per share, and upon
Inese snareS IN ms possession amounts to from
500 10 *4oO, and he Is advised to secure these
rights; that these shares be transferred to his
name lie therefore asks the instruction OF the
Judge Cox made an order directing the receiver
70 nave the shares OF stock transferred and to sub
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Coming Am usememss,

The THuRssT CoNcERr.-The advance sale Of
seats lnsures crowded house at the National
Will De heard here In concert for the rrst time In
three years. Miss Thursby has four numbers on
p fss Ei,ss from KgolettS
Mother Binds Ny Hair," and the ot-Chopin
mazurka, "Aime Mol" Mr.. De Danckwardt, the
"Faust." Fraulein Aus der One win render sew
efa choice selections on the piano, and the Mando-
un 2untette VIII have several numbers. The pro-
sion, as they have been got up In q most artistic
manner man and are wen worthy OF preservation The
TharsSs and iancia design by ChTrcs OK
NATIONAL THEATER-At this house next week
the well-known actor-manager, John A. Stevens
supported by company which includes some very
popular and competent actors and actresses will
present comedy drama called "a Narrow Escape"
Among the names ON the list OF Mr.. stevens sup
porting company are those OF Hudson LstOn,
Henry Holland, Margaret Lanner, who is we'll
known in this city, where she formerly resided:
sell
ALBAUGH's OPERA HorsK.-There was q steady
Improvement In the performance OF "The Black
Hussar'' by the McCaun company at Albaugh's
from Monday night forward, and the audiences
grew correspondtngiy the houses during the latter
part OF the week having been very large. This
Black HusSar' all OF next week, pOstpOning the
production OF 1.-The Beggar student" until the
fifth and last week OF the engagement 1.-THE
Black HuSSar" Is one Of the most tuneful and
amusing or light operas, and the fact that the
management OF AlDaugh's finds 1t profitable to
keep 1t on the stage FOR TWO weeks shows that
Washington audiences appreciate good thing.
The NoGUEIRAs CoNCERT.-The program ar
ranged for the NoguelraS concert at Albaugh's
opera House next Wednesday afternoon, is un-
usually generous and ATTRACTIVE. Mile Nogueiras
appears In four numbers afias from "Faust" and
the mad scene from Lucia" in character the aria
from MoZart's Marriage OF Figaro" and a song by
Madame Niardot, under whose care Mile. Nogueiras
finished her musical education. The concert bids
lair 10 be patroniZed by distinguished audience.
HARRfS
brette, Jennie Calef, supported by good COM
pany, will appear at Harris next week In a round
OF plays On Monday and Tuesday, IAN American
day, Little Muffets," and Friday and Saturday,
"The Little Detective"
The BATTLE OF SHILOH" continues to be waged
on canvass at the Panorama building. 1t is very
realistic and stirring representation OF the great
Tight.
FAIRY DRILL viii be given at National Rifles
Hall Monday evening by young ladies OF Hamline
church
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Silks. SILKS SILKS,

FANCY SILKS 37H 40, As, 4Sc.
HENuETTAS. the new style dress goods gobelin
WIDTH, IL yards for 90.
BLACK stRAH SILK. excellent quality. real value
HENRIETTAs. All pure French wool. very finest
quality nearly ~ yards wide; tan. terra Gotta, OF
blood gray gobeltn blue; cash value II; price re-
iN5iX LINEN. very fine quality. cheap .. 1sc.: re-
d9 sxqf e e. So,Rr tv...a ,,,,, N. -.
ming. real value 81; reduced Toe
Inc ao1ee OF Washington cordially invited to
anime our beautiful Dress Goods GONE" even II
you have bought eleewhere We delight In SHOWING
our wonderful cash bargains.
CARTERA
III MARKET sPACR NEAR 9TH STREET.
BLACK and CoIoRED SILKS. rs, s7c.. 81
Ladies' BROAD CLOTH, pure French wool II
yards Wide. special cash barRltn 675<c. -
EREMCa 6ATTEENS. Aneet quality, $50.
HENkfETTAS. finest French wool, Ill cOlors doubas
width, caah value &C.; reduced 70 48c.
Cash Custonegs WIN please sslect ON Of tia follow
Ing presents. thsy buy Is Or over: Pair DarnaSk
75S haM dossa bsm.sf .Nspitns 7Ss ssisct OF:
Ssnt brsdsi 6o worth &fS0; txo peir Svj p:m.s
my11
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B111oUssrss

Ii more general at this season than sny other The
bitter taste offensive breath coated tongue sick head
ache drowsiness. dizziness and loss Of appetite make
the victim miserable and disagreeable to others.
HOODS Sarsaparilla combines the best anti bilious
remedies Of the vegetable kingdom, in such proper
ton to derive their best medicinal effects with the
least disturbance to the whole system This
ton is so well balanced in its actions upon the ALI
mentary canal the liver, the kidneys, the stomach
the bowels and the circulation of the blood that
brings about healthy action Of tho entire human or
ganism. restores the appetite, and overcomes that
tired feeling.
HOODS SARSAPARIILA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5 Prepared only
by Z. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Il TO BE FINISHED JUNE l.
A few more of the eleven Houses west side Of
Portner Place. between U and v and 14th and 18th
sta n W. location: nice neighbors closets in every
room; hallway vestibule tiled: range in kitchen
atrobes heat balance Of house, hot water pantry
and china closet Bathroom concrete cellar papered
throughout.
Don't miss them
$50 per month.
Keys at 2OO9 Portner Place. my9-w&s3ws
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During the forty-eight hours ending at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
ONCE as follows. James Patten sixty years,
eleven month";; Henry Leahy, twenty years; Anna
l. Zevely, forty-seven; Margaretta F. Neville,
thirty -seven; Barbara McClelland, seventy-three:
Susan Morrison, sixty-nve; Hannah s, Rowell
eight years, ten months and ten DAYS: Efie A.
Reginald Fitzgerald, seven days-an white Oscar
Carter, forty-two years; Mary Wheeler, nine days;
Lille Whiting, one year and three monchs-cOl-
Ored
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GAS COOKING RANGES, at sHEpp & BRO. 3.

The 'sMODEL" BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS monthly
meeting TOOK place Thursday evening, 18th In
slant, ana ballOting for the funds was proceeded
with, the number drawn being 101, but the men,
Der holding the share bearing that number not re-
quiring the loan, IL was sold by the secretary to
the highest bidder. such bid being six per cent,
thus the owner OF the number drawn receives the
difference between Az per cent and per cent
amounting 10 $50 less 10 per cent, which the aSsO-
citation Claims as per plan. The ONCE Is situate
al $50 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

DELEGATES TO THE NJ. p. GENERAL CONFERENCE
The following are the representatives TO the gen.
eral conference OF the Methodist Protestant
Church. now in session at Adrian, Mich. from the
Maryland DISTRICT which includges the district OF
Columbia: Rev. L. W. Bates, DID,, OF West WASH
conference; Rev. w. NJ. Strayer, Rev. j. d. Kinzer
Rev. ID. L. Greenfield and Rev. f. j. Drinkhouse,
NJ. d., DID,, editor Methodist Protestant Balti-
Lewis, president OF Western Maryland College
Westminster, Md; w. j. c. Dulany, c. w. Button,
=. X Cation, j. w. Herring, j. ID. Baker, samuel
NannOrt, W. j. AydelOtte, j. b. Thomas and Horace
Burr0ugh. laymen.
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NOR KENT
I915 I, lar. all mi. 81
92l o, 13r., all m. i......6
1929 N. Y. ave-, 1er. mi. Y
ISL Q st., Sr. &store. nj 3
sos h ut. ne, Or. ......-2
1908 Wylie st me- 5r.9.5
S25 10th st n.e.. 5r.....l
013 18th st. ne, Or. IL
myl.lm SWORMSTED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

FILLING THE JURIEs.-In Circuit Court No. 1
yesterday, Messrs. A. ID. jackson and j. F. Saum
We're accepted as jurors, and MesSrs. David Nc
drew yesterday, The following names for additional
jurors: David Rittenhouse and Jacob Brock for
Circuit Court No. /; w. A. Yates, w. II. Yerkes,
JAS. A. Moxley, S. Lyon, u. g. Hatch, O. L. Bon
net, A. L. Alexander and j. II. P1uger Tor the
Criminal Court.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TOR RENT-HOUsE l6os NEW HAMPSHIRE
II ave-. one block from DUPONT Circle: $40 per
month. Apply 1888 l9ths ST. mylS- I'm
FOR RE NIiisE ;do EEITT HSsEEp :,
with AL modern improvements
PERFECT GEM OF HOUSE
Seven rooms. including bath
Closets IN every room. with hallway. gas and water,
large concrete yard
Go and see IL: Rent eco SO per month.
House open for inspection.
myls-2t ei6 + ST n. w.
EoR RENT-sMALL FRAME HOUSE ON L ST.
pharmacist, It'll and sta NV mylS-2t
FOR RENT-ONE LARGE FRAME HOUSE, WITH
Il 10 rooms, on st., bet ~een $50 and 34th George-
town. Inquire at 1924 NJ st. mylS-3t.
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The Courts.

| COURT IN GENERAL TERM
llYesterday, Balloch agt. Hooper; argued In part.
EQUrTY CouRT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Davis agt. Davis; Wolf & CO. admit
ted as parties defendant lyman agt. Brown; APP
pearance OF absent defendant.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Judge Ragner.
Yesterday, Fowler agt Martin; verdict for
CIRCUIT COURT No. e-Judge Afe,7.ick.
Yesterday, Munroe & Co., agt Ward & Mocka.
bee; Judgment confessed, si,17666, with interest.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday, Isaiah Price, second OfIense petit lar.
barr verdict guilty Mchael kaWsr do 6Ias a
guilty. Daniel Flynn, unlicensed bar; verdict
| guilty. Patrick Tobin, unlicensed bar; verdict
not guilty. John Lyons, cruelty to animals; trial
| commenced.
PROBATE COURT--Judge Cor.
| Yesterday, Estate Philip g. Riley; order author.
izing widow TO take articles at appraised value and
authorizing administrators to sell the rest Estate
Carl q. Freuden0erg; letters OF administration TO
Katharine r. Abbott, administrators, a. b. H., C. t.
a.; bond, 500, qualified Estate Richard X. Thorn
ton; Will admitted TO probate, letters teStameDtary
| to Clara Thornton; bond, 5000. Estate Arianna
j. Lysles letters testamentary TO Eleanor A. Ma
gruder and Arianna E. Ward; bond. 500. Estate
VIM. Myers; remuneration Of widow and children
hled and will proved by one witness Estate
Lorenzo Sitgreaves; Will filed; petition OF widow
Tor letters or administration C. [. a. Estate of
Hiram $. Litchteld; Will filed. Estate OF Alex
n. Zevely; will filed. In re estate OF Mary A
Gihon, will admitted TO probate and record letters
OF Jos. j. Nicholson; order authorizing public sale
Estate OF Edward S. Hall; letters OF administra-
ton TO Mary C. Hall; bond, $780, In re Herbert
Nick. Smith, infant; order that guardian employ
counsel Estate OF VIM. S. Straus; exemplified
copy OF will from Orphans Court in Baltimore filed
Accounts were passed as follows: Estate OF Jos
Libbey and estate OF VIM. w. Moore.
POLICE COURT-Judge Miller
Yesterday, David Ferguson, Indecent exposures:
s. or 10 days. Charles Gordon, profanity S. or I
days. Frank p. Carter cruelty to animals: con-
tinued. Patrick Mccormick, violating hack law:
-. Benjamin shelton and Timothy Collins dis.
orderly conduct; 3 each. james Brady, disorder
ly conduct; s. or 10 days.
To-day, Charles Burgess, colored, suspicion:
bonds or 80 days. Charles Johnson colOred, pro,
family; $40 or 30 days William Lynch and Frank
Sprague, dsorderly conduct; conaterals forfeited
George Moore, do; do. Bridget Brady, profanity;
do. William Evans, do; do. Annie Dix colOrei'
DO; % or days. Hattie Williams, colored, dis
orderly conduct; s. or Is days. sylvester Jones
and Annie Jones, do; DO. Dennis Sweeney, un-
licensed liquor dealer; collateral forfeited.
Francis X. Crupper and John E. Vaughn, trespass
on parks; do. Eva Howard, disorderly conduct
90 Augustus Davis fast driving; s. John
Cassell, violating hack law; personal bonds
Edward Hamilton, do; do.
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1NOR RENT
Il 1343 z st. n. w., Pig St n.e., 6r s1s
12r $55i PA ST. ne. 6r .... IL
1927 10th st. Tor. 30 1893 22d st. W., 6r
DIG 18th ST. NV. lOr 90 10 I'D st. NV, Or. 1t
l22 Md ave- sw., Or. 122I I'D st. 6r Ii
1435 st. NV. 80 1896 Wylie St e., Or /
~ Mass ave. w. Tor 80 i2Ol st. store.
g023 Portner Place, 6r % 915 rear GIG, 25th st.
1913 Pierce Place, IT,. .25i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C
419 "a st. n g.. IA ST. Mary's Fl. 5r. .1C
2C53 St NV, 6r....20i21 Jackson st. ne, Or .1C
Al "a st. ne6r: 20l2o23 st. NV, 4r..... &c
COZ "a ut. ne, 6r.. Isl 604 & st. s.e 6r.S
COS I'd st. ne, 6rs.. IL
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER,
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EOR RENT-9l5 ST. 10 ROOMS WELL SUITE
I for . boarding house: has all modern improve
ments and is in good condition; S105. N. NJ PARKER
14lS ST. my10-2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

MBs. DENNIsON's MAY BALL.-Mrs Flora c. Den
n1SonS fourth annual May bah TOOK place last
night at the National Rifles ArmOry. Miss Allene
Barrett was the queen OF May, Miss Bessie Hine
and Fannie Hutchinson, maids OF honor; Miss Ma
mie Gillian, Goddess OF Liberty Miss Lizzie carver,
Lady Hope, and little Marguerite Sands made a
beautiful crown-bearer. The fancy dances were
all well given. The MaypOle dance by ten misses
and masters in peasants costumes attracted the
most attention. PROT Louis Weber furnished the
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

A SEALED vERDICT.--Yesterday the trial of the
suit OF Lyman II. Lamb against the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Co. for s. 900 damages to prop
erty on Virginia avenue southwest, by smoke, Gin
derS &C, from passing trains was concluded In
Circuit Court No. 2, Judge Merr1ck, and given TO
the Jurt. The Jury were out until this morning,
and left with the clerk a sealed verdict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

XASDERs the largest and most complete wine
house In the East; large stock OF imported wines;
California wine direct from the whey ards; from
SOnOma. and also my own celebrated Virginia
claret. guaranteed To be pure. No. 800 9TH street
nOrIhWes1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
LOCAL MENTION.
Illc NeallleR.

Indications for the g. hours commencing at p
For the District OF Columbia, New Jersey. Della
ware, eastern PENNSYLVANIA. Maryland, and Viz
GINA, cooler, followed by warmer, fair weather,
fresh 70 brisk northwesteriy winds diminishing In
fDrta
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Judge MilIer,s Mail.

MANY PERSONS APPLYING FOR POSITIONS AT THE
POLICE COURT.
Since Judge Millers nomination his mail has
been unusually large and In every batch OF let
tiers received there have been at least half dozen
applications for positions in the court. Thus far
as many as 200 applications have been received
While walking on the street the judge was met by
a citizen who shaking the judges hand, wished
him success. Il have been q good democrat for
twenty-fye years he said, and the Judge, fearing
rupted: "Ah, indeed know man who has been
a good Democrat Tor seventy years" His friend
made no reference to an appointment. Among
the applications received Is one from Warrenton,
Va, from citizen OF that place. who sent his pic
ture. He Is gOOd-loOking man, but then the
judge Is In favor OF 'home rule" Another indi-
vidual, whose present position pays him 81, 600
would like to do better, and he thinks that the
clerkship OF the court would just suit him. An
other resident, who would like 10 act as the Judges
messenger, applied for a blank application but no
such blanks are furnished. Others send in long
petitions OF citizens, and many Of them are signed
by the same persons, who do 1t simply because
they want TO diSplease no one. In one application
the applicant wrote that he had heard OF Judge
M1llerS appointment, and he the applicant) would
Like 10 be appointed judge OF the court
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FNr PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ava

He DROPPED IT LIKE HoT COAL-Crutches like
crabs are best liked when one can drop them.
Paralysis, a much greater evil, and for which
crutches are so commonly used, can be readily and
rapidly cured, as can every other form OF nervous
disease aud exhaustion, by the use OF DR.. Buck
lands Scotch Oats Essence.
Every bottle OF Scotch oats Essence manufac-
tured by the company will now have ON its paste
board wrapper s1O, 900 forfeit guarantee that 1t
does not contain a particle Of opium, morphine,
choral, or any other narcotic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
FUssELL's IcE CREAM.

LADIES in delicate health, and all who suffer
nOm habitual constipation, will md the pleasant
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs more
easily taken and more benefcial in effect tnan any
other remedy. Ii acts promptly yet gently on the
Bowels, hldneys, Liver and stomach, and does not
sieken or deollltate. All Druggists.
LIGHTNING RoDs and speaking tubes. J. IL Kuehling
LIZ Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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woopw.Rp & LOrHKOP will open Monday morn
ing 2OO dozen Ladies Hems:itched All-Linen Cam
brio HapdSeTc hieIs, As and 5-S sizes, at 124c.
each. $50 per dozen, and 100 dozen Mems Hem
stitched Ali-iInen Cambria Handkerchiefs at lie.
each. for 81, which will be found extra good
value
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Au,useu,enss To.ntxb

AnBusen1ents Tonight
NATIoSAI--ThursbyC Concert.
ALBACGHs-"TheB Black Hussar."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Battle OF SHILOH
HARRIs'.--"Stranglers OF Paris"
kKKNASs--Drama and Variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

The DERBY.-The light Derby holds its own.
Endless variety OF shades and prices, at Francs,
corner 9TH and ID, one Price Halter and Furnlsher.
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CITY ITEMS
DR.. Talnsage Writes:

DTs olua8&e Wr1t61s
81 should have no faith In the sense or religion
OF any one who does not like the Bradbury piano
II is the pet Of our household IL Occupies hut a
small space In our room, but nils the whole house
with music. 1t is adapted TO morning prayers or
the gayess party that ever shook my parlors." /
Eramklim's Insect Fluid instantly kills
Reaches, Moths, Bedbugs, Water Bugs, Ants, and
an insect life. No poison grease or stain. Price
25 cts. For sale by all druggists stu,6th
s"ROyal GIuc'' NIemds Everythiu1.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass.
Furniture, Wood. Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
Royal Glue" al 1Oc. 1Stu&th
Golden Eagle Charms and Badges. Frank,
461 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

Samstag Will oier on Monday, at auction prices,
1000 punches OF French flowers 10000 ladies' and
childrens straw hats 500 dozen ladies' and chill
dren's linen collars, 100 dozen hosiery OF all kinds
Come at once. can save you money. 5. SAM
stag, Manager, Az 9th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19
LIGHTNING Rops, electric work. j.

RUBY ROYAL "SEc," the exquisite dry red cham
payne, can be bought from G. q. Cornwell s Son.
l4l2 and I4l4 Penn'a ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

TEACHERS and scholars pronounce Robinsons
Five-cent-slate Eraser at Morrison simply perfect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

Call OR WRITE for catalogue OF baby carriages,
refrigeratOrs bicycles tricycles, yelOcipedes and
reed and rattan furniture. W. h. MOSES SON,
Eurniture. CaTpet and LphOlstery EstaDnshment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

GUINNESS STOUT OF the Dogs Head brand, bot
tied In London by Read Bros, Is unquestionably
the finest ever imported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

THos SoSGsTER, Capitol Hill, 4th ST. and Pa ave,
next door 10 ODOnners Enterprise Tea Co.
Books and Stationery.
Books Bound and Repaired Names Lettered on
Bibles Prayer-books, Pocket books &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

TNOR RENT-DWEILiNo HOUSE: 90 NfW
T York ava; hriek; fourstgH baok build
ma =. y. 49, ~: SSZH vztkzx Is ~
June I. Wy7-lm
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GAS FIXTURES, at sHEDD & BRO. s.

R.w. HENDERSON & Co.. 1II3 street. Choice
wall papers, window shades, &C.
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DAISY snam-HoIders, at Tappan,s, eo4 9th st.

FIVE NEW DECORATIONS in Hayiland china, sold
In open market WuMABTH & EDNoSsToS
lon5 avg
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WALL PAPERS, window shades decorations, &C.
RICHARD HENDERSON, S23 st. NV.
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RErsNeKR's ice cream. 2a5 G and 1O1s 18th sts

CoLBURS's Observation-Disclosures Brand Is the
King OF Condiments Flavor and pungency com
bined In perfection For sale by Grocers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

BoYs and girls will all want Robinsops new
Ftye-cent-slate Eraser--at MorrisOn's.
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ny15-1n

MARSHALL HALL Is NOW OPEN FOR THE SEA.
N1 The Steamer w. W. CORCORAN Leaves
at 10 am. Reaching Washington on Return Trip at
pm. Application for use of Grounds. Plank Shad
be made to CAPT. BLAKE. Of the Steamer W. W.
Corcorsn. For Sunday Trips see Special ADVERTISE
ments. myS
no! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
steam packet ExcEIsHfoR n makes her regular trim.
on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving
High and Canal sts, Georgetown; at an Fare. 50c.
mys-im: NfS' 49,
EOR UPPER POTOMAC LANDINGS. - THE
Il Steamer "CECILE" leaves her wharf. 3136 Water
ST., Georgetown. at am and hourly thereafter for
Upper River Landings. Capacity 200 passengers and
SENO. myl-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

WHITE TURKISH BATH TOWELS, red borders,
81 o dOz: Dr. Warmers eorsets, CSC; Fruit of the
Loom Cotton, SIC, at Brodbead Co.'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

&C., should try BROWNS Bronchial Troches," 8
simple but sure remedy. Sold only In boxes Price
25 cents
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Ice Chests, e2.5os Refngerators 90 At J.
w. ScHAxsxR Bno. China and QlasA 1000 9TH Ct
NV. eo-tOjel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

CHOICE SELECTIONS IN wall papers, window
shades &C. John 5. p Green, 423 9th street.
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March RACE, Brightwood. May q 800 pm.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

ID. l. koLfPTSsEI, OF this city, and formerly rest,
dent physician at the Children's Hospital after
prolonged study at the German medical schOoIs
has established himself at 63l / street Northwest
Tor the practice OF his profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-19

ALEXANDER n. ZEyELYs WHI--The will of the
late Alexander y. Zevely was filed yesterday He
leaves 10 his son, Henry b. ZeveIy, all his interest
In his business, and the son Is named as executor
The residue OF the property Is left to his widow
but In case OF her death before the testators the
property goes TO his two daughters