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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
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He Cor DRUNK--An iron band riveted around a
mans head will not prevent It from swelling the
morning after big drunk, but Scotch Oats
Essence will reduce IL very quickly, and at the
same time take away all headache, steady and
calm the Leryes and set you straight In an hour.
AZ u natures natural cocktail. as well as the
greatest Of AL brain and nerve tones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

BARGAIN COUNTER at julius Lansburgh's, 3l5 7th
street, Monday; an array OF lace curtains, lace
bed sets, fringes, table covers at about one-half
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HAVE Voc CALLED on BKErTBARTH, Odd Fellows
Hal, sth street northwest? IL not, go there i'm
lnedlatey before the limit OF time expires. For
one week viii sell all goods 10 per cent on OF the
net cash prices IL Will pay those IN want OF fur
niture 10 pay him a visit Remember the place.
Breitoarth's, Odd Fellows Hail. 7th street north
west
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julius LASsBURGH offers for Monday all his
chenille table covers at $50 EACH reduced Tor the
day from s..
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FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler
Rutherford, 1307 street northwest

TIE ATTENTION OF spectators and persons desir-
ing CHOICE ground for building purposes is directed
10 the aucti0n-Sale OF those very desirable lots on
the west side OF 10th street. between and north
wesf, on Monday, March Il, at 80 p. m This is
the property OF nonresident, and Is located upon
street next In importance adjoining Connecticut
avenue In view OF the rapid growth OF this street
and the costly and attractive surroundings exist
ing and prospective, IL may be regarded as rare
opportunity.
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WALL PAPERS, window shades decorations, &c.
RICHARD HENDERSON, S23 st. NV.
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CITY ITEMS


Coffee. Coffee. Coffee.
When you desire cup OF splendid Coffee come
direct 70 our Store and purchase our ne and freah
roasted Rio, Old Govt Java, and Mocha ConeeA
We sell nothing but best grades OF Tea and Gomez,
giving the department special attention therefore
you are sure to get what win please you Open
this evening. NJ q p NETzGER,
AT NV.
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FINE PORTRAITS by day or night. Cabinets from
y dozen, kensington Art studio. $40 Pa ave.
BosH THIS THING OF pretended special days for
special articles at pretended cost below cost 10 per
cent discount &C. We have none, but we guarantee
ID meet any advertised prices In Furniture, Car
pets. straw Mattings, Baby Carriages, Refrfgera-
tors or any article In our line and square dealing
SINGLETON & FLETCHER,
u w
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A LIGHT SENTENCE--In the Criminal Court, In
the Case OF Michael Meany, convicted February "a
OF larceny from the person OF Mrs Mary Whelan
In snatch1ng a pOcketb0Ok, the motion for q new
trial was Withdrawn. Mr.. d. Z. Cahill then made
an appeal for a light sentence. The court imposed
the sentence, stating that the maximum was six
years in the penitentiary and fine OF 900, but
he did not regard MIN as vicious man. he i'm
posed sentence OF six months in jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

FoR MONDAY three patterns of lace curtains viii
be offered by Julius Lansburgh, 3l5 9TH street, al
zoe, soc, and $lo5 per pair, reduced from $L75
81 so and Sl.25
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BABY CARRIAGES for 81 that VIII surprise you.
w. III. HOUGHToN & Co.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

Indications for The Q. hours commencing at %. N.
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
md and virginia, light 70 fresh easteriy winds,
WARNER fair weather.
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II. JAcos, Juicy CRoQrrTrEs, 81 per dozen.

julius LANsBUK6B offers for Monday 45 lace
hed sets. CONSISTING Of 1 spread and shams at
81. "a reduced from K 80
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OFFICE OF JUDD & DETwEILER,
420-422 Eleventh st w


420422 Eleventh ST NV
(adJOining Ntar" Building.)
We would respectfully inform the public and
strangers having business before the committees
VI congress- the heads OF Departments, the various
ComnAlsson and the courts that have Supe-
nor facilities for the rapid execution OF all kinds
VI pruning, whether In small or large quantities.
having the largest and most complete Office In the
ciV and the greatest number OF employees we can
promise work In shorter time than any other es-
taoLsnmen., and when We promise work h Will be
ready ON time. JUDD & DErwEILER-
FutsKLLs IcK CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
UNTIL APRIL we will make a discount OF 10
Per cent on all purchases made from US for cash
on or before delivery. Furniture Carpets Up
hoistery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
pam ngpres- W. b. MosKs & Son, llth and SIS.
fNE PoRTRAITS. Kets kemethy. llOo Pa ave-
DAVIS. 723 7th ST., Will make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
g.. Come and see them.
CoIBURS's PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD
The king OF condiments The finest made For
bsle by grocers-
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| Wnen you desire cup OF splendid Conee come
direct 70 our Store and purchase our nne and freah
We sell nothing but best grades Of Tea ana cones,
| you are sure to get what win please you. open
| this evening. N. 4 p. MKTzeER
AT TIN St NV.
ssShan NOS Take Mine Ease In Mime
inni" The Revere House, Boston, Of world-re-
nc pariors and the ease and nome-IiKe comfort
surrounding Its guesta
| Every0ne should Know how beautifully
srsm: j. wander eo7 eth St NV, engraves mono
| tons cut on stained ana plain glass 1
Special attention is invited to our
Yellow Label, which Is afixed
To S sxs5y cake Of our Yeast and SERVES
The fact that Yeast Cake bears
Yellow Label Is no evidence that
II fsOUR Yeast People desiring
Our (FLRIsCHANN'D Yeast should
| Make IL point to examine the label
On the Yeast offered to them-as ours
To see that IL bears our signature,
Without Which It. Is An Imitation,
Against the purchase OF such we advise
1Ou-unleSS you don't mind Disappointment
And poor bread as a consequences OF its use.
FLRIsCHMANN 4 Co.,
Utg,nal Manniact1ress Introduces and Dis:
S6lo Compressed Yeast
No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds or any trouble OF the Throat, than
"Brown's Bronchial Tr0ches." Price 25 cts Sold
only In boxes tu,th&s-Skk
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Iree. Guns for sale or hire. WALFORD, 487 Pa ave.
colin
Photographs, IS. ANrHoNY's, 905 Pa av coll
Phillips Digesttble Cocoa, delicious,
easily digested and highly nourishing. 8
Great Bargains In Ribbons and all Fancy
Dry Goods at 7th-street Palais Royal 914 7th ST.,
bet. and NV.
Depot. oct
Piles thoroughly and permanently cured. Treat
ment almost painless and no detention from busi-
ness Consultation free. Dr. Shrader, Specialist,
1905 9th st. NV. 6
"Royal Glue'' mends China Glasswood, &C,
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Iree WALFoRD, AS7 Penna. ave. Sm,w&s
s3 Per Gallon. Csc. Quart Bottle, No,
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money.
Orders Dy mall MCGEEs, 9th near st. was
Frosh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints 45c per 10
Also, Cottage Cheese ana Buttermiik; sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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RxnNerR's Ice cream. 2a5 G ST. NV.

RUBY ROYAL "SEc," the exquisite dry red cham
pegne, can be bought from u. q. Cornwell & Son.
14l2 ana 1414 Penn'a ave.
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ANCIENT MARINER, Albaughs tonight, Choral
Society and symphony Orchestra Admission soc.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

JEANNE D. Brown has bought from Lydia Ann
Brown, for $4,000, sub 81, square POI, 10 feet 8
inches by 14O, on street, between 14th and 18th
streets northwest. John W. Foster has bought,
for 1900, OF E. L Dent, sub lots So and 50,
square 2lS, 80 by so feet z inches, ON street,
between l4Lh and 18th streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

q WHATS BEST FOR HEAoRRHoIDs? A. Bartletts
Pie SuppOsitOries-
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Piles thoroughly and permanently cured. Treat
ment almost painless and no detention from bust
ness Consultation free. DR.. Shrader, Specialist,
1905 9th st. NV. 6
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SEAMLESS stair mating you can use both sides),
DOC per Yard laid W. III. HoUGHToS & Co.
NEW LIFE and vigor attends the use OF BAKERS
Coz Liver OIL and Malt
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warmer, fair weather.
ADVANTAGEOUS, the new ana WonderIuLy
s;i'Cessful remedy for all forms OF neuralsla, mas
created a sensation In this city. III lnvarlaoy
,Ft- the worst attack OF neuralgia pain after one
a. ~ most two doses. The patient doesn't have 10
s,,s. bottle or two before he IS relieved, but Is
,r-ed Immediately. Hundreds OF the most promi-
, IS. citizens OF Washington have furnished US
.il fpstiInonias OF cures which are open for the
a. ecfiOn OF the public. We present to-day the
4 owing three testimonials from prominent busi-
L *. men OF this city.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 10, 1858.
. - CHEMICAL Manufacturing CO.:
;.5sNTIEaES: have been quite sufferer from
I.u-alrie and on the occasion OF the last attack,
sbOIf a month ago, concluded to test the efficacy
81 vOuT "Anti-NevralgfQue, which / saw adver-
tis-d and so highly recommended by my towns
people and others
Alter three doses Twas entirely relieved. For
some tins prior to this attack was troubled with
sieepiessness: have not experienced return OF
L. her trouble.
AN gratefully yours.
NATHAN l. ROSENBERG,
SO 9TH st. NV.
Clothier and Gents Furnisher.
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FOR list OF furnished Houses call for send TO Office
For list Of property for sale call for Office
Properly placed with me tor rent sale Literally
adv ertised free OF cost TO the owner.
mh5 L y. HOFFMAN. 10th and r sta NV
IGOR RENT-A NEAT GRO NJ BRICK Ho.sE
II with modern improvements: newly papered s24
b ST. Sc: key al $50 SIC in advance. Owner Sis
9Th st NV. lnh3-lnl
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Mr. WoLFs ADDRESS THE EIGHTH STREET SYN
AScGtk-last night the Sth street synagogue W as
crowoed With young people. and the services were
INTERESTING. The choir was mostly COMPOSED OF
young ladies' VINO rendered sweet music. The fea-
.ure Oh the evening was lecture OF Mr.. simon
Moli- VINO was introduced by Rev. Mr.. stern. Mr.
Mon announced that ne would deliver series OF
fncay evening talks TO the young people, which
ne hoped would be interesting and fruitful 20
them In the course OF his remarks he referred TO
the deaths CT Emperor William and Louisa NJ. Al
colt, and co1trasted their usefulness 10 the world
he paid grateful tribute 10 Miss A.cotL- During
his remarks &r. Vol deprecated Representations
In theaters car1catur!ns the Jew.
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ENTIRE SUIT (oak) reed furniture; some specially
attractive, xa W. III. HOUGHrOS q Co.
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WM. p. MERIT,
Merchant Tailor.
WASHINGTON. DC. Dec 90

Chemical Manufacturing Co.:
GENT zMEN: i was induced TO try your Elixir
AntLNevralgfQue for very severe spell OF nervous
headache from which am a great sufferer In an
hour after taking dose was entirely relieved
Can cheerfully recommend 1t 10 any one suffer-
Ing for same.
Truly yours,
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r p. JANNEy
OF Gore, Janney & Co., 9e9 F St. NV.

Price 81 per bottle. For sale at all drug stores,
and at the ONCE OF the company, GIL ST. NV.
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The FUNERAL OF GEO. NJ. DoCGLAsS.-The fune-
raj or the late Geo. NJ. Dough IS, the well-kaown
newspaper writer, who died last Thursday at his
fathers residence, 1915 18th street northwest was
held AT O'Clock this morning at the Church OF
the Immaculate conception, Sth and streets.
Father Ryan read the service for the dead, and
delivered sermon. large Moral cross and
wreath lay on the coffn the gift or friends Of the
deceased. The pall-bearers were MessrS. Lincoln,
Mdher, Satter, Carroll, Melechi and Starr. The
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 16, 1883.
Clothier and Gents


WASHINGTON. Dec. =, 1887.
Chemical Manufacturing Co., GIL ST., city:
GENTLEMEN: short time ago had severe at
tack OF neuralgia, and upon the advice OF a friend
gave your Elixir Anti-Nevraigtque" trial IL Is
astonishing In how short while / found relief,
and n affords me great pleasure in bearing uesti-
mony TO the merits OF the elixir"
Very truly yours
WM. y. MERIT
Mo- chap Tail
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ALBArGH's--"TheA Ancient Mariner"
SArIoSAf--Abbott In ''The Mikado.r
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MANASSAS PASoRAMA.-Day and evening.
hAREis'.-"Keep it Dark
NILLAkD HAiI--PrOf. Carpenter
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ssShaG not Take Mine Ease In Mine
fnn?" The Revere House, Boston, of wofld-re-
nowned cuisine, is uneQualed for its spacious pub
lie pari0rs and the ease and home-like comfort
surrounding its guesta
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Improvement Of the Lawn.


To the Editor Of THE EVENING SrAn:
There Is good reason why the grass Of the
parks, lawns, and door-yards of Washington are
not as fine and uniform in texture as in san Fran
cisco and other places. Since the lawn-mower has
come into use the grass in most places has been
moved to death. The moving commences as soon
as the grass raises its head above the ground and
continues until tue snow hides it. Then that pOr-
ton OF the grass that has wlthstOod the repeated
attacks OF the mower, and possibly q drouLh, has
chance TO recuperate for another campaign.
Constant moving depriveS the grass of ell prot
ton, the earth around the roots becomes baked
and does not allow them to receive any nourish-
ment or retain any great amount Of moisture and
prevents the grass from sowing its seed. II grass
Is not allowed to mature and sow its seed, then
seed must be sOwn annually by hand TO replace the
grass that has been killed out by various causes,
Let the custodian of the pubic grounds prohibit
the moving Of the grass until 1t shall have sown
It's seed each season, and in three years the parks
would be covered with rich velvety turf that
would make the sign "Dont walk on the grass"
unnecessary, as our visitors would not have TO
wipe their ''specks" to see 1t. N.R.Y.
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ATTENTION is called to the peremptory auction
sale or two-story, bay window, seven-room brick
house, No. 9l3 L street northwest, to take place
on Monday, March IL, at O'Clock p IN.
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FrssrILs IcK CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
CITY AND DISTRICT.

HEw ~Rosenfeld's Gem Tobacco
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Great Bargains In Ribbons and all Fancy
Dry Goods at 7th-street Palais Royal, 914 7th St.
bet. and NV. Q
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GOVERNMENT SALE. at Treasury Department, OF
carpets. desks, chars, mating, &C., on Monday,
March IL, at IL O'Clock IN.
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FOR HUMANITH'S SAKE
Annual Report Of the Humane 80.

The report Of the Humane Society for the past
year has been sent to the printer and win be
ready for distribution in few days. Attached to
the report OF the society is the report OF Agent
Keys work, in which he says that the most fire.
quent cases OF cruelty are those committed by the
poorer classes upon mules and horses, by driving
them when lame, or with sore backs or shoulders
One person was nned for tying rope in the nose
OF a bull and hitching him behind wagon TO lead,
causing the animal to suffer and to bleed freely.
A negro boy, aged nineteen, was fined $50 for
anfowing stone AZ morse ana breaking us SKULL
workhouse for ninety days. A negro man who,
while under the influence OF whisky, whipped and
was fined 1925 and six months in the workhouse
and in default OF the payment OF fine, twelve
months in worknouse; he went to the workhouse
He renews the Recommendation in regard to kill.
ing animals by electricity. He thinks there Is far
formerly. A humber OF horses have mad their tails
locked this winter, and he fears that it is becom-
ing fashionable here He killed thirteen horses
suffering with CHAMBERS out Of some nifty or
seventy five that have been affected with IT. The
health department has ordered him TO cease killing
them In the city. He calls attention to the fact
that there is no place In Washington where sick
or disabled animals can be treated. Many i'm
proveIaents are noticed in the care and manage
ment OF animals. He says cattle are now tied and
led through the city instead OF being driven
through with sticks and stones; this Is due TO an
order from the Commissioners. He adds that one
watering trough will relieve more animals In one
day than one man can In a week; therefore, their
number should be increased as wisdom and means
Will justify.
There were 1889 cases investigated, and 273
prosecuted.
CARE OF CHILDREN.
Agent O'Neill, a member OF the police force, who
Is detailed TO look after the interests OF the chill
dren who are not properly treated, reports that
the cases of several young white girls living with
colored women have been Investigated and many
cases OF extreme cruelty to children, which he
gives I'm detail with the results
The report OF the chairman of the committee of
fountains, Mr.. Hiram Mitchell, states that great
delay has been caused In the erection Of the foun-
tains by the inaction OF the water department.
The society has now many requests eighteen in
alD for fountains which it Is unable TO grant,
ing to great expense OF same and the limited
means at command.
The report OF Treasurer Truell shows that cash on
hand January from year 1886 was S423; total re-
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'.Royal Glue,' mends China, Glasswood,.

Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpene
Tree. WALFoRD, AS7 Penna ave. SIN, was
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dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
nee. Guns for sale or hire. WALF0RD, 4S7 Pa. ave.
colin
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints, 45c per 10
Also. Cottage Cheese ana Buttermiik: sweet MIX
sc. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

Phillips Digestible Cocoa, delicious
easily digested and highly nourishing 8
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To return TO FATHERLAND.--An effort Is being
made by her friends 10 raise sufficient means 70
send Madame JaFotZka. the grand-nlece OF Gen
Pulaski. 10 her old home In Europe. The pathetic
story OF her life and experiences, told In these
columns couple OF weeks ago, ought TO arouse
the sympathy OF those able 10 aid her; and The
STAR will cheerfully receive and properly account
for any money sent to its business office for the
uurDOSe Indicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

S3 Per Gallon. 1jc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Wh1Skey, best in the world for the money
orders by mail. MCGEE's, 9th near st. w&s
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LHOR RENT
II Brick, BOZ Ind. IA rooms in good repair sI5
Brick, 225 ST. NV. IL rooms, newly papered, so
Brick. GIG 9th rooms, elegant repair, go
Cottage style brick: 1888 llth st nw- rooms, $40
ct. NV, rooms $35. Brick, I245 9TH NV, IL
rooms. $25. Brick gl2 Sth st. NV. 8 rooms hand
somely papered. &25. Brick, 1410 ID St NV 10
rooms: newly papered $50. ALBERT =: FOX
mhlO-3t 90 Z st u w
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THE EMANCIPATION PRoCESSION.-At a meeting
last night OF cOlored citizens OF the 11h 18th and
18th districts arrangements were made for having
a South Washington division in the emancipation
procession The following officers were elected j.
II. BranSon, president; Arthur +. Redman secre-
tary; JOS. Thompson, treasurer; Robert Armstead,
chief marshall; W. w. White and Lewis Willis
aids; j. 7. Washington, chief Of stan.
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q
mhlO-1w 1871 ST. n W.
E,OR RI MINNIE ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
cellar, BATH gas, &c new brick stable convene
to business centers; all in good order Inquire 22t
ST. NV. mhlU-3ts
E'OR RENT-A NEW HOUSE, l451 n ST, CON
Il tanning fourteen large rooms elegant wood finish
furnace. wooden mantels. open hre places. laundry
buffers pantry, sanitary plumbing, &C. AlsJ .,..:S:
Cleveland ave-; six rooms. lGtrCbe water &C.. nicel,
rapered; &14.30 per month WhITAKER & JOR
DAN, l4l7 F ST. mhIO-3t