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RAILROADS IN THE CAPITAL.
Vigorous Protest Against their In
frinGing upon the Rights 81 the Public.

10 the Editor Of THR EVENING STAR:
Your able articles against the occupation by rail-
road corporations OF lands put into the charge of
the National Government as trustee OF and for the
general public have awakened the interest of
residents OF the city and ! have no doubt, the
spirit OF fair treatment and justice in the minds
OF majority OF the members OF the American
blouse OF Commons" But the pending legisla-
ton In the blouse OF Lords" indicates not only
gross carelessness OF the vested rights OF the resi-
dents OF the city, absolute Indifference to the
preservation Of the beauty OF the national capital
and almost inhuman disregard Of inmates Of one
OF our most important hospitals, but indifference
as 70 the rulings OF the supreme Court OF the
united states touching and limiting the authority
Oh CongIess In the matter OF granting privileges
While the ofncials OF the railroads of this city
are sending letters TO railroad oficas in various
parts OF the country requesting them TO write to
members OF Congress In the interest OF pending
DIS IL seems 70 me that citizens OF the District
should second your efforts and attempt TO pre-
sent their side OF the question
can note WIN pleasure that the people easu ofthe
Capltol are 10 hold mass-rneeting to protest
against destroying the beauty, comfort and safety
Oh mat part OF the city. map has been Ere
semi-public Institutions such as churches schools
and hospitals more or less OF which will be mate,
f,aiiy impaired IN their usefulness II any one Of
the Senate bills now pending becomes law. No
less than six or the pending measures involve tun-
nelng Immediately adjacent to Providence Hospi-
vi. Lanuo "ulCu nave ucen once legally appr0-
prlated for SPECIFIC public purposes are given away
without the shadow OF reason or necessity. I do
from the states can or do look over the beautiful
landscape presented from the marble terrace or
the Capitol building without uttering unmeasured
condemnation OF the distracting presence OF a
steam railroad on the mali, and 1t baffies my COM
prehension 10 understand how any senator can
Ieel, 1or moment JUSTIFIED In proposing or aiding
any legislation which Will double the curse that Is
already on the city, sincerely that the branch
OF our national legislature which is nearer the peo-
PIE Will prevent the conSummatiOn OF the schemes
OF the railroads so long as they involve any i'm
pairments OF plots which have been preserved for
q century Tor the use and Deneflt of the public.
PARKER.
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PURE FOOD ASSURED.

For raising bread biscuit other food only very
best and purest baking powder should be employed The
of the ordinary of tartar and soda baking
powder containing lime alum phosphates carries
terious ingredients into the food.
Theabsolute purity of the Royal Baking Powder makes
it eeminen the useful and wholesome leavening
agent known 1t contains lime alum phosphate or
other adueran leaves alkaline acid resduum in the
food, and its pure, light and sweet bread
biscuit and cake that perfectly dgese and wholesome
whether hot cold fresh stale Its leavening power
has been determined the highest whenever tested by official
authority and all chemists and writer's on food hygiene
commend it the puret and best eavenng agent known
Prof H. A. Mott, who has examined the various bak-
ing powders for the U. s. Government says:
"The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the purest
and most reliable baking powder offered the public It
is absolutely pure. Il. A MOTT, MD, PHD."
q. s. Government Chemist
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated by the LEGISLATURE in 1868 for Edu-
caional ana Charitable purposes and its franchise
made part Of the State Constitution in
by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually. (June and Deceinber and its
GhASD SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on Oh OF the other ten months IN year. and are
Orleans, La.
We do hereby certify that IRE supervise the arrange
me1nsJor al the Monthtv and Semi nnu1l Drdci0sof
lhe Loeistdha state Lottery Company, and in person
MANAGE and control the Dra,c0s themselves and that
Ue sc1asGr conducted trith honesty fairness and in
good tordrd all parties and ICE autHorize he Com.
,,dttres attached. an ats adpertlsente0ts"
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A Few WonDs To LADIES

ABOUT EMBROIDERIN0 MATERIAIA
SILKS for embroidery work ID being used very ex-
tensively IN all Of the work. and outlined with
gold thread. We are showing soma handsome SITTER
noon TEA CLOTHS worked In silk and outlined with
pure Gold Thread.
presaly for and worked with newshsdes Of Rope
Silk This work u very effective and works up very
quick Rope Suk can be used any other material q
we'll We will show during the next few days some ex-
Quisite samples wrought IN this beautiful matsrnl
Our assortment Of ROPE. FLO. JAfAN WASH, and
FILLING SILK Il the most complsts In shs city.
Complete assortment Of all kinds Of EmbCoddsry
Materials for decorative purpose
3 OPPENHEINER BRO,
New Buiiding. 5lA 9th It nv,
Sole Agents for the Light Rnnnins New Homo
10 Sewing Machine.
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Condemned Locals.

The washington Bar Association yesterday
elected delegates TO the meeting OF the National
Bar Association of the United states as follows
For three years A. ). WOrthington and W. F..
Matungly; for Two years, X. Ross Perry and A. C..
Bradley; for one year, T. A. Lambert and j. j.
senator Daniel president OF the Washington As
ISOLATION OF the alumni of the University OF
Virginia, has called meeting OF the association
for Friday evening, at 1405 Massachusetts
avenue, TO consider the matter Of attending the
finals at the university, week after next, and TO
appoint committee 10 walt upon tne PRESIDENT,
and invite him and Mrs. Cleveland TO attend on
the 27th instant.
the Veteran Firemen's Association OF Baltimore
have invited the Washington veterans TO visit
that city on the Attn OF July and participate the
demonstration TO be held there on that day.
Yesterday suit was entered by Marguerite
Campbell against Washington Endowment As
ISOLATION 10 recover "a OOJ on four certificates on
the life OF Antonio Peiletier In her favor.
In Circuit Court NO. =, Judge Merrick, yester-
day, the case or C. K l. Crown against Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad co. for damages 10 property
on Maryland avenue, between 10th and 11th
streets, resulted in verdict tOr plaintiff for $780,
About o'clock last evening a IRE broke out on
the third floor OF No. 1000 Pennsylvania avenue,
occupied by W. McKIbpen. printer. II was ex-
tnguished by No. co. without turning In an
alarm. The cause IS unknown.
Edward tIOiway, indicted for robbery, was this
morning released in the Criminal Court on $500
bail
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free 10 every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. IL Is handsomely printed
DoOk OF l9l pages, prOiustiy mustraleo, Win more
Than 100 CClOIed mapsand diagrams, and contains
a wealth Of general Information SCI advertise
Lnent IN another column
In the equity case OF John ". Paine agt. Estella
T. Paine yesterday report OF G. F. Appleby, trus-
tee, was fled stating the acceptance or the bid or
Chas. c. SimOns OF 81 10000 Tor the interest OF the
the deed from Mr.. Appleby TO Simons, transferring
an undivided half OF the property. 2o432 acres or
the Taylor farm, was nled
The Will OF Dennis COnDell was filed yesterday.
He leaves his estate 10 his father.
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MAKE No MISTAKE =

fyou have made up your mind to buy Hoods sarsa-
psrilla do not be induced to take apy other Hood,s
sarsaparla il peculiar medicine possessing by VIZ
tue OF its peculiar combination. proportion and prep
araton curative power superior any other article Of
The kind before the people. Be sure to &c; Hoods
I'm store the clerk tried induce me to buy their
own instead Of Hoods Sarsaparlla. But he could not
prevail on me to change. told him knew what
Hoods Sarsara had taken it. was perfectly sat.
ished with it, and did not want any other" MRS ELLA
A. GoFF. 81 Terrace street, Boston, Mass
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for IS. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecares Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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The National Rifles.

ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THE PROPOSED INVASION
OF NEW ENGLAND.
AT a meeting OF the National Rifles last night,
II was decided TO make the proposed Northern
tour In July. The company Will leave here on the
18th OF next month at o'clock in the morning,
and will go direct to New YORK, thence to New
Bedford, Cottage City, Martha'S Vineyard and
Boston, returning 10 this city on the 2sth OF July
The WeccacOe Band, OF Philadelphia, VIII accom-
pany the command. An invitation has been re-
ceiyed from the Boston Lancers TO attend the
celebration OF the nity-trSt anniversary or that
organization TO be held at Faneuil Hall on the l4th
OF June.
NJ. J. Quinn and F. Van Vrauken were elected TO
active membership. The following were elected
honorary members: E Il. Barnum, Z. F. Rosen-
berg, Col Gilbert Meyer. j. +. Kennedy J.. H.
Cavanauyh, J. F. Barrett, j. ". Collins H. j.
Clark. X. A. BlrchenI, Leon Geneste, Herman Edel
and ClaS. q. Dulil.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

l>oR RENT
II SD and n W. 2or q loo sl7 Nsrkr space I'd n $50
GIL NV, l2r aud 81 s lS5t 10Th ". ar. 30 Is
.l2 10Th Ct w.. SRI !, = 5 Eth 81 n w.. I'd n 20
Slo Ind q. 1sr. and st 30 81. L st n w. c.. Is %
1921 18th n W for unf- 2sssa 10Th 81 NV. Or. IL
tex-Sw u n MN aOO 18th N
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PHILApELpHra SroRr.

PHLApELpHrA SroRr.
BARGAINS IN SUMNER GOODS
Just received another lot Of those tne Chalies az
l2hc
french styles Of satines; eoOd quality l2sc. i2s
and l5c Crinkle for = and Toe
Cashmere Scarfs Ia black cream and color with aud
without fringe.
lull line OF Black Jerseys. all prices.
hed bandAnas in demand We nave them. from loo
tosL -
A fun line Of PaTasols and Sun Umbrellas. Special
2s-inch SIX Umbrella. Paragon frame. good quality,
only sl.I1 worth go. - -. -. 80. . -.
Gloria Cloth sun Umbrella in "a, e. IS inch. with
pain and fancy handles -,
satin PsrAsols. plain checks and lai AL colors.
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS AND NAPKINS
A full line OF Table Linen in bleached cream and
Turkey red damask. all widths and prices
Napkins of ali kinds 10 match
A fun line of Towels from Toe. 20 s1c
Anybody in Of these goods Will DO well 10 looh
over our stock before purchasing.
Pull line Of Enbroider1es IN Cambria and NAnsook
Fnli line Of Flouncing in black and cream.
SUMMER UNDEkNEAh SUMNER UNDERWEAR
Ladies Gauze Nests. rs. IS aud Doc.
Ribbed :" 2L. 33. %. 90 and SOc-
Gauze Drawers st Doc
Gentlemens 0auze Shirts. -. ]. and Doc
Balbriggan rl4irts %. 20 and s5c.
Gauze and Bsibrlegan Drs~ors. 20 ~
75c
.;entlemen's Blesched Jean Drawers, soc.
Pull stock OF NsttlIls from lZs 70 &C,
Full stock Of OIL Cloths an a.. 5-s, O-s and 50
A few more CARPETS ~ the low price Advertised
jeo s,s sth and zoo X st ne.
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Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La

RFMFMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who in charge of the drawings il
aguarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that the
chances are all equal. and that one can possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
"REMEMBER. also that the payment Of Ali prizes ia
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
In the highest Courts therefore, beware of any ita
tons or anonymous schemes" ie13-wks5w
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The % hours commencing at p m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Della
ware, Virginia. light 10 fresh easterly winds,
warmer, fair weather.
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HEADoUARrKns Fos TESs,s.

a. u,e LEAplNo hAcoUErS and TENNIS GOODS
sfsding's. "Socum" Windermere AMI fnIi ,tcs =.
Medium grade. ~ A~AA oH7 "
lee beeLman. Franklin Sears, Tait N.h.ns Want
"orth, &C. Everything in the Tennis line n
Washington Depot OF A u. Spulltur y n,r,. mo
eaf-1-%mu n. A. TAPPAN.
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Large Coach or Window Sponges, only &c.
At The FAIR, S12 9TH st. NV.
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warmer, fair weather.
LARGE Coach or window spOnges, only &C.
AT TIE FAIR. SIP 9TH St NV.
MaKKED-DowS SUITS $3.50 Geo. spransy, 434 :.
BUILpEEs' HaRpwARz a specially. Chas 7. Car
ter q Co, 900 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
We only charge SIS for our $50 Bargain Suits.
EIsEMAS Bros, TN and +.
The Only Manufacturing CIOthiers In Washington
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC
Why pay more.
REIsNGERs ice cream. 23j ana lois 18th SITS. n. "
We only charge sI5 for our $40 Bargain suits.
EIsEMAN Bios. 9TH and 4,
The Only Manufacturing Clothlers in Washington.
iIBaRGaIS sTITs $3.50. Geo. spransy, 434 :.
LARGE COACH or Window suonges. only &C.
AtTHE FAIR, sl2 9Th ST. NV.
CoLBURN's Observation-Disclosures Brand IL the
King OF Condiments. Flavor and pungency com.
bined In perfection. For sale by Grocers-
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
Perfect hitting.
Have no others
WILLS Ice Cos PenoOscot ice-red wagons
We only charge 80 for our SO Bargain Suits.
EIsEMAS Bros, 7th and E.
The Only Manufacturing Clothiers in Washington.
SUITS reduced to $3.50 Geo. spransy, 434 7.
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for JOc-
The best and latest
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he, belle Of Washington, Old Rye Whisky.
| The purest and finest whisky ever up In the Dis
trlct market. James I. Barbour & Son. wSS3m
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements Tonight.
NATIoSLI--Choral society Concert.
ALBAU6H's.-"Prince Nethusalem."
HARKIs'.-Cora Van TasSel.
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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CITY ITEMS.

Fine British Hosiery. Fast colors and
durable hose. An immense assortment at 25c
Franc, One-Price Halter and Furnisher, corner 18th
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O'Clock. fltsI A. p NONTAGJTE
NATIONAL THEATER.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 18TH
GRAND TESTIMONIAL TO LAvINIA SHANNON,
On which occasion she will make her
STAR DEBUT.
Under the auspices Of the following prominent
ladies' and gentlemen:
Gov and Mrs. A. NJ scales, of North Carolina; Miss
Katie scales, OF North Carolina Judge and Mrs A. s
MeTTrimOp OF North Carolina Miss Maggie Merrnon,
tor aud Mrs. b. Vance, Hon. and Mrs n. {. Banch-
ard senators Harris Blackburn, Hampton Beck. But
GeorSe Vest RANSOM. Pasco, Bate. Call. Morgan.
Gray, Daniel, Brown, Kenna. Pugh; Representatives
Mhltthorne, Robertson. Wilkinson and others.
MISS S SiiH will appear as LADY ApDLEY in
The MYSTERY OF AUDLEY COURT,
Assisted by Chas. B. Hanford of the Booth Barrett
Co.; SAM w. keene. Thaddeus Shine. Theodore NJ.
Hardy, Edwin Travers, Irving Towers, Misses Ida
kof, Isabel Thornton Efe Darling Nettie shannon
and Mrs j. D. Germon
Samuel W. keene stage manager
Reserved seats for sale at Brentano's. Orchestra
chairs reserved. 81 90 orchestra circle reserved
Dress circle reserv d, 10 cents family circle. 20
and $40. ieIl.5t
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DfxOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
% Per Gallon. 7Sc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whfskey, best in the world for the money
orders by mail. MCGEE's 9th near st. WIS
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO, ETC. AT Arc
IIoN--Ihofnas bowling Will sell tomorrow az 10
O'CLOCK at 1llS / street northwest. a superior
piano ana colectioh OF excellent furniture.
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.LZzSzanzza@ss
%<s<<

Commissioners.
We. the undersioned Banks and Bankers ,ciU pav all
Prizes drdrn The Louisiana State Lotteries Uhich
mdv be presented at counters
NJ WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
fHhhE LANAUA. Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank
CAkL KOHN. Pres. Union National Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

"lo1 Fr1LeA amounting to-.
NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes not en-
titled to terminal Prizes.
o. foR CLuB RATES, or any further iY1prmatton
ing your residence. with State, County, street and
Number: More rapid return mail delivery will be
tull address.
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders,
CT New York Exchange in Ordinary letter. CURRENCY
By Express (at our expense) addressed to
n. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
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CHOICE Ross AND PLANTS AT ArcrIoS-There
VIII be large sale OF choice roses and pants al
Downng'x tomorrow at IL O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

Hancock & Farnham's chair and springfield
manu1actory, Philadelphia, Pa, was destroyed by
nre yesterday. LOSS $50 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

LARGE Coach or window SpOnges, only &C.
AT THE FAIR SIP 9TH St NV.
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len THOUSAND YARps
CARrER5
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.

IN advertising our cash BARGaINS- the au.,,tv
width and prices are stated that no one will b. us.
appointed when they examine the goods ~ ~
Valuable presents for cash customer who hing n n
or "Ao WV gu
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MARYLAND DExocEAuc CLrB see adv.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

IS .ls SALs-isoo 18TH 81, = W, con 9f 18Th
10, and nsS and eoH,Eoiie9s s,sels liza. yery -
Ssisi., 1000 For P,n'siiH F. & Sn-ERi ;:gsf
l,oR sAlL-cliIAr-To An IMMEDIATE luS-
ton s;:' S, IN sfSS &c 10 ''''
I.,Ok sALE-A NICE NV HOUSE. NoRruwEST
IL one square from Pennsylvania ave > sly nd
hsscin-tt, cstnnet mar tells orosn stone trinuings
YT.s. sA'0O sold SON. DAVID D. STG 81 sod
INuR sALE-lN M. rLEAsANT A GOOD GROOM
dive Inns WITH nies lst VIII situ.isd snd ih thor
mo p MCGOWAN.
yei3-@ loO3 . sta
For sALE-oN lSTE ST. NEARFNp.A Nrw
sTn mp -. soSn9. lhls hus' y nne.y surui.hsa
e tsTs IN ssis sf Ae' 40 "a ~ "a SnA
I,oR ssLE-SHEAr-'s24 & ST ) ". NiCE
u lttle house. LOT 80 BY lcs decp % Ailey Pas.
i sSiSst. az : a nAh fAl..~
INOk sALk-CHEAP-3 5ROpM BRICK HpUsks
on VI ST sw. moi imp. houses ~, with sod
iei3St' A. ana ,ts. .w
EgoR sAI;f-cH tAP-sMAIL HOT 81 AND coon
IL loi ON 80 1t, bel Z and A.. ist IL by Ion PRICE,
yel3 81. ~ and IsSs "a
lfOR SAIL AN AUTnoRlZED 10 oFfnR FoR
hous IN Frs sT Ss. 7 s o. S ns asS S.
and S,s ans Ssl5T sns al ma ir- rlsTs
70 tirSt.clsss tenant aud VII ray 10 Ir cent
%aSHN paNENiowi snocs. s = p a. &C. t..
son. lll5 4 81 jel.glN
NOR sILE-ATALoW T-HANpsoMrNE INV
nantes and finish troushoui. tiled hcarths stained
iioors lane handsome poyhe- ana avn SUR undius
small cash payment Gail on owner. $40 Mad, ave-.
IL Druit lark. !el. 81.
I,oR sAIF-HOUSrS
l. 2iaS g ESQ n S. 1864. loIs 4th -tuw,
1911 nv, IN. Or 5000 1851 sna l,.,a irf f,O'
iB2S to 1884 y - "A ". - NV. bh. 90 1000
SD G1 r $500 Ii S.p u s ssS1: AIS 5000
so s,h ne. {. a, - l.aoo SIS ilth st s.e. b D..
4oS u N bars sii,; 1919 I Niaii..n : O'
4Ss Nst NV III aud ash and ass l,o,c 4
l:i2S nv, ph.6r 3 500 100 roth stnN sr . 600
= ~ y sInN..hh-.Ur.h2YU 1910 18th Il. B.S.fh.
SIey. and = / and Il ois M Or asS
sts. n w. fh- ar $500 900. 9ll ~ se, sr 1000
ms ~ 53oo sS5oio asO4 Columbia q ;a 800
w. fh a ar fot 81 5000 so osS u o. o7 l"
81; 9lh sc. h..0r. 5000 h, or = 300
The above Il only a Portion Of ihe Crorcrry on NJ
the -tand 18th Del@l TEos. T. wAGGAMAN
NOR sALE-To CLOSE An ESTATE
a.. n ST n. ". handsome 3--t.,ry brlck IL rooms
al modern I'M yenents IN excellent condiuon: lance
43O n st. NV ID. large 3-story frame N rooms. an
modern IMPROVEMENTS an thorough reIair me stable
on the rear.
as and }2s y II st.nw two new 4-story hay window
brick houses. rooms, beside hath. we'll built and
handsome dwell nlrs. stables on IN. rear.
iio II st w. 3-sory frame house. rooms. ts~ias
bath IN good condition
Lot on n 81. NV. 22xloO
lot GA Mass ave ne, BOX.5
Lot In JAcAson Alley. bst " Capitol and lst east
frame houses ON Washington 81. bet 4th and 9th
SITS nv, rooms each water IN yard also Two houses
On rear. An excellent Investment.
for information as 10 terms. Sc.. call at
teg-sNMlm AAa Hstnx
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MARRIAGE LICESsKs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the CLERK OF the court TO VIM
Cotor and Margaret Liston; Robert stalk and Cora
Butler; Henry A Patterson, OF Scranton. Pa, and
Pat.ie Harris; Wyatt TOmpk1nS and Lucinda
snnns; Joseph Day and Oracle Brown; W. b.
Howell and Isabelle : Lauck
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DEATH OF An OLD ENPLoYE OF ADAMS Ex.
PRESs Co.-Edgar Nightingale, an old employe of
Adams Express co. IN this city. died at his resi-
dence on Monday night He had been failing In
health Tor long time, and for the past fifteen
months has been unable TO perform any duty His
Last service with the express company was In the
capacity Of q messenger between this city and
New YORK.
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500 III st. ne, Or. See
Sd 18th st n e.. 5r.m.Ll2
Nh 18th Il. ne, 5r.mll2
1873 Bound. sine. 5r.y.:bO
Rear 2O21 l 81. NV. Ar. %
SO I'd St Sc, 4 rs......s
Perce Court s.w. 3r.35O
l2l3 Mylie ne .5r. To-
& BRADLEY. 92s Fn.w.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ERIENDs OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
- are cordially invited to attend the Annual Com
nencement of the Preparatory School the New Ma
tional Theater TOMORROW (THURSDAY). at 2
O'Clock. fltsl A.. = NONTAGTTE
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CHANGES AMONG TEAcHKRs-NEw Trxr ROCKS TO
BE INTRoDUCED-THE OLD NAMR OF THE HIGH
SCHOOL TO BE RETAISKD-NoRMAL SCHOOL GRAD
CATRS ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN fAE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. JULY TO- 1885.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each: Halves
elo; Quarters, 20; Tenths, 81: Twentieths. 81.
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I,oR ssLE-SHkAr-224 g ST sw- NiCE
u llttle house. lot 70 ~ L. deep 70 alley PMS.
sl.3u0 &. h PAEKFR
s. u 81. 1 !. M 4 -. |. ~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LCOR SALE-SQUARE OF THREE ACRES. TEN
Il leytown road. near District line: nne view: two
rpads price $500 for three acres: easy terms Ar.
ply 1850 st. NV. jell ST
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l1ll Oh II II. Nv. --lIWW-
Lot GA Mass. ave. ne. BONs5.
Lot in JAcAson Alley. bit \. Capitol aud lst
frame houses on Washington 81. bet 4th and 9th
SITS nv :, rooms each water IN yard. also two houses
on rear. An excellent Investment.
For information as TO terms. sc. call at
1e.,-sNMlnl AA5 Hstnx
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ItOR SALF-isoo 18Th 81. y W. cor. or 18Th
aud sta. one of TIL most desirable and ulssisru
CORNER Residences IN Washington; M.de p.rkias. d.
lot and new and curimoiiaus stable. This very a.
tractNe prol@rty tor the nr-i time oa~rs Tor
sale ~ sl.ooO. For permissi9n y n-pst spIay 20
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MaKKED-DowS sr1Ts $3.50. Geo. spransy, 4s4 :.
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II 3->toEs rr'ss oriet 10 r,.'rrs ~ hath 81 nod
ern lnp~. lot 2oNoo This house nuoiy sufuislIsa
inside. haNlfs cahuift tuauffs lghutlfui Iiag.
furnace Is the hercs and carS s,t - an. \.
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