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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15
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Amusenents Tonight
COSGREaaTroSAL CHURCH.-Stoddard lecture.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
NATIoSAL-'She."
WILLARD HALL-Prof. Carpenter.
HAKRIs'.-"East Lynne"
INTERPRETATION joe"
MANASSAS PASoKAMA.-Day and evening.
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FOR lighthouses.

EroR RENr-4s6 NEW JERSEY AVE 5. Z sEvEN
y rooms and in elegant condition. My two ocks
rom The Capitol. e22.5o. NJ n. PARKER, l4ls
r st. T-l2I
kOR PENTHOUSE 2o6 ST. n W. NINE
- room s. all modern improvements. $50 per month.
Aso. dwelling lo2i 9lh ST NV. roouls modern In
St NV. fB-lnl
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Ok BLooD, GOBLIN Blue.
TERRA Gotta. AND TAN,
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth,
Pure Wool. one yard and half wide,

Inc New spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth
Pure Wool. one yard and half wide,
Worth 81; Reduced to S71sc.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, DC.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10 12Ec
FRENCH SATTEENS finest quality 25c
AMERICAN SArTEENS. French styles 12hc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. real cost
COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth 81; only 5Oc
HAM SOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET
cheap at Sl.oO. only zoe.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy 50 or will receive ONE
OF the following presents: One .P.ir OF Handsome
Damask Towels, worth 81; one Pair of SILK En-
broidered Corsets. worth Toe. or Half Dozen Fine
NGpki =. til 1.pc.
e. II, aI37
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, pure wool, one yard
and a-halI wide. worth 81 only soc.
Elegant Dress Goods-FRENCH SERGE, pure wool,
wide double width, all colors; wonderful bargain,
37hc.
TkICo CLOTH DRESS GOODS. pure wool. wide
Cash Customers who buy $40 OF over will receive
ONE of the following presents: Large Handsome
bridal Quilt. worth $3.50; Two Yards and a Half
Table Dslnask worth 4l.o7; or One Dozen Fine Nap
kins, worth $3.50.
Don't fail to ask for the Valuable Present. 70
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SPANISH vIoIIS 100 years old at DRoor's.

Hs DROPPED 1T LIKE Ilor CouL-Crutches like
crabs are best liked when one can drop them.
Paralysis. a much greater evil, and for which
crutcnes are 50 commonly used, be readily and
rapidly cured as can every other form OF nervous
disease aud exhaustion by the use OF Dr. Buck
lands scotch Oats Esse1ce.
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Cove RN MENT TESTS.
The Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior to All Others

The Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior to All Others.
Ito h hasb eenes
H.
sda
a of
baking
Baking is
botho tina company n U.
company
preparation
A Pr D.,
u. Governm Chemist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

BOGERT's COUGH SYRUP contains no poison and
can be given To children with perfect SAFETY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

IMMENSE CORSET SALE.-A sample line OF
French and domestic COT>eJs, consisting OF six
hundred pairs, TO be sold less than cost 1@05 r
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

GAIL At Merritt & Van Wagner's 92J Penn. ave.
and ses. fine specimens OF Water Colors by their
special artist. Also, nne Photographs, Crayon
pnr fraff. &C
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The PIERCING WIND.
THE SOFT-FALLING SNOW,
THE PELTlNG HAIL,
THE DRENCHIN0 RAIN,


Have each and every one given full benefit for the
This combination Of disagreeables goes long way
toward establishing the fact that the Ground Hog the
DRY Is not q myth, that the wisdom Of the MtTE-Y
kOOTER to the weather, 10 more than super.
uance Of stormy. wintry weather for the fve weeks
Pardon US for reminding you that you should be pre-
pared for such an emersency-thst
GOOD CLOTHES
are much cheaper than
DOCTORS BILLS
That dressing mp and strutting out are much more
doses Of physc enduring al the torment incident
thereto; YOUNG MAN IAN ounce Of prevention 10
better than pound Of cure"
$3.50
will buy an excellent storm OvERCOATst
VICTOR E. ADLERS
Ten Per Cent Clothing House.
ss.75
will buy strictly ALL WOOL SUIT OF CLOTHES 1t
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
Ten Per Cent Clothing House.
OUR VALENTINE TO ALL TIE PEOPLE IN
NUTSHELL SUITS OF CLOTHES
AND OVERCOATs FOR
Men, Youths Boys AMI Children at prices which JUS
tfy US in conducting legitimate business said prices
because the most DARING Gutter" OF the prices Of
clothing has never been able to reach their Level.
There Is always saving Of from 2o to 30 per cent on
Al purchases made At
VICTOR Z ADLER'S
| Ten Per Cent Clothing House.
927 and Ply 7th ct nv. corner Massachusetts, sva
Strictly One PTics.
Open Saturday Untl 1lRm us
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POISONED By ScRoru1A.

The faint of scrofuls in the blood should be
got rid Of or serious consequences may result.
Consumption is undoubtedly scrofula of the
lungs. and in its early stages may be cured by
purifying the blood and building up the system.
For this Hood's Sarsaparilla is unequaled. 1t
also cures scrofula when it appears in the form
Of running sores, boils. punches in the neck.
catarrh. or in any other manner. While it puri-
flies, Hoods Sarsaparilla also vitalizes and en-
riches the blood
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists, 81; six for So. Pre-
pared only by c. l. HOOD l. CO.. Lowell, Mass
jazz 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho weather.

For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and Viz
yinia, fair weather. colder THURSDAY morning,
Dlowed BY slowly rising temperature, frSsn 10
brisk northerly winds, high on the coast.
FLOUR RRrsHED AT WHOLESALE PRIcEs.-W j.
Morton & Co. representing Chester Wilson. mer-
chant millers Buffalo y. Y, introduce thelr hour
10 consumers direct at very low prices saving you
The middleman's profit OF over 81 per oarreL
Biol. Quarter. Eighth.
special CFancy Patiently $50 81 ~ 14c-
Ven Best Minnesota Pat-) go Las 1ic.
Bunkum New PrOce-sl... 5.t1 IE Ilc
Roller New Process 80. 5.25 LIZ G6c.
Delivered free and satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded We solicit a trial order oy mall,
or cali At warehouse and office, 2O6 10th street
northwest Also, stand In Center Market, 1th-
str,..t wing, B-street side. under cafe =
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SEE THk advertisement Of special Sale Of Cloth
ing. beginning ON Friday, by
II BARsUN & Co
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HuYLKR's Cocoa for breakfast and supper.
VANILLA and family chocolate; pure, healthful
sold by grocers. Wholesale depot, JAS l. Barbour
& son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

CHAs w. WOOD 9lj Pennsylvania avenue has n
full line Of complete Amateur Photographic Out
ITS price only 81 50 and 81
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Ladies' are You Looking for Bargains

Ladies are you Looking for bargains!
II So now Is your time to invest, as the following
goods will positively be closed out at less than
manufacturers cost, as there are goods amongst
these that we will not handle the coming season,
and others that are left from various lots; they
have been divided as follows:
Lot Ia pairs Misses Kid and Goat, III to y,
90 cents. This lot embraces our $1.2o $50 and
$l.75 shoes, which will be closed out at 80 cts.
Lot go pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Button, Sl2O.
This lot embraces our sl.7o, s., and few OF $3.50
shoes.
Lot $50 pairs Ladies' Finest Kid Button, $l9s.
This lot includes Cousins make In all sizes and
widths: also our hand made 50 shoes.
Lot 40 pairs Ladies' Fine DOngOla Kid, SLIGO.
We have these in bright or dull finish. These shoes
are bargain at $2.25.
II you want any OF the above goods and many
others at equally low figures, you should not delay
calling at the STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
S24 9TH NV. bet. II and SITS.
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SPRING SrYLKs-Men's Felt Derbys, $50, 81 and
g. so Extra value. A. I. Lewis, 435 7Ih ST.
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The S1EMEss.IuSeREN Gas LAm1
COMPANY.
Washington Office GAL Louisiana ave. NV,
Near 7th street.
Baltimore Office with the Chesapeake Gas Co.
Cor Baltimore and Hanover sts
FOR SALE OR RENT

This Regenerative Gas Lamp, which produces three
times the light from the same consum ption of Gas
otherwise burned and which has been before the pub
lie. under our management, for fifteen months and is
In use in the most prominent places in Washington and
Baltimore, has been until only offered to the pub
lie on rental 1t Is now, in compliance with the uni
versal demand, offered to all-either FOR SALE or
FOR RENT. The purchase price the delivery
and placing in position in perfect condition, ready
Parties In the State of Virginia may correspond with
our Washington Office.
The Lamps are both plain and ornamental. with and
without chandelier attachments. They of Three
Sizes consuming 3. 10 and IL feet of gas per hour.
Full information cheerfully given.
NOTE-For Libraries. Dining rooms and Billiard
Rooms. these Lamps are Unequaled fl3-eodlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Bosrsr's Cuoon sYKup VIII cure at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

For Washington dressed beef 20 10 Jno. X. Kelly,
stalls 6Ss 62y and $50 Center Market and :06 and
.Os Northern Liberty. corn beef a specially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15
THE SUPERINTENDE CONvEN-
TION.
Educational Topics Discussed To-day
Call on the President.

At the opening OF to-day's session OF the De-
partment OF superintendent. National Educa-
tlona Association, In the Franklln-Schoo Hall, a
class OF little girls. under the direction OF Mr..
Butterneld, sang a couple OF songs In a manner
that ELECTED applause. Rev. DIR. Rush X Shippen
offered the opening prayer. The president, Mr..
Dougherty, announced the following committees:
on manual train1ng-MeSsrs. Anderson OF MIL
| waukee; KIehle, OF Minnesota; Compton, OF To-
| ledo; Powell, OF this city; Wise, OF Baltimore;
Dickinson, OF Boston, and Rowland, OF Chicago
observation-disclosures. Tweed, of Massachusetts,;
Belreld, OF Chicago. and Palmer, OF Alabama
Superintendent Powell presented an invitation
OF the school board to the department OF superin-
tendence to hold the Thursday afternoon meeting
IN the hall Of the High school building, tnat tne
the meeting. The invitation was accepted
Judge A. s. Draper, superintendent OF puolc
instruction in New York state, was then intro
duced and presented In paper the topic OF the
morning, "How shall the qualifications or teachers
or teachers by state boards or Superintendent,
according to a fixed system, as means OF doing
away with the evils OF "A system putting the
teacher at the mercy OF local official elected by
popular vote. Such system, he argued, would
eliminate favoritiSm, protect the local Official and
tend to improve the schools. He urged IN this con-
nectlon a system OF examinations. The authority
TO determine the qualifications OF MEMBERS ought
never he said, TO be given TO the officials empoW-
cred TO employ teachers
Mr.. HOlcompe chief clerk of the Bureau of
Education, announced that the President would
receive the members or the department AT the
White House at 2:l5 O'Clock this afternoon.
President Dougherty read telegram from San
Francisco, from the local executive committee
there In charge OF arrangements Tor the session OF
the National Educational Association in that city
In July, sending greetings to the department and
heartily inviting the members TO attend the seS-
sion of the national association.
Mr.. Aaron Cove, OF Colorado president OF the
Nat Onal Educational Association spoke detailing
the arrangements made for the entertainment OF
the asSOclat on In san Francisco. Judge Diapers
paper was discussed by NeSSrs. H1gbee, Fruger,
JacObuS, Preston, Woodruff, Kiehe and EaStOn.
After an adjournment for lunch the members OF
the department assembled and proceeded TO the
White House, where they were received by the
President The afternoon session did not begin
Till O'Clock. The subject Tor discussion then was
normal schools. A session will be held this
ming, when the ''present need OF moral training
In the public schools" Will he discussed. Mr.. W. 4.
Harris OF Concord Mass, Will present the opening
paper on the subject.
Commissioner Webb attended the session this
morning.
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How Life IL Periled by the steam
Roads.

AEARROw ESCAPE PROM FRIGHTFCL DEATH.
To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR.
Twas brought face TO face with the railroad
problem last night A train OF cars was bearing
down on o cab In which I was seated, and IL is
due 10 good luck and the quickness OF my driver
that am now able 10 tell OF my experience. 1t
all happened In about minute, but now realize
the danger Of attempting TO enter the prescribed
district Of south Washington by way Of 9TH street
Near 9o'clock friend and myself were being
driven 10 St Dominics Convent Our course lay
directly down 9th street from Pennsylvania
al virginia avenue, train OF three or four
cars and engine passed The gate be-
tween US and The passing train was not
down and we heard no signal. but the
driver could see the train and he waited until
II had passed and was several rods from the cross
Ing There was no sign to Indicate that the train
Was not going on TO Baltimore, Philadelphia or
View YORK, and after waiting "A reasonable time our
driver continued on his way When halfway
farther or southern gate was closed but there was
no light on IL visible from where We were. stimuli
taneously with this discovery saw the tram
backing down upon Us, and already quite close
BY prompt action and 4 severe application OF the
whip, our driver succeeded ia wheeling his horse
around and getting OF the track by the WAY we
came just In time 10 avoid being struck. There
was shouting by the men on the train, and an evil
dent EFFORT TO stop, (Which was impossible in the
had That warning came after 10 was unnecessary
The north gate was not closed at all during the
time: there was no bell that we could hear nor
could the gate on the other side OF the tra
more than a hundred feet away. JPN.
WASHINGTON, February IL, ISIS.
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Yesterday Chief Justice Bingham modified the
iecree OF divorce granted on the 10th instant, In
the case OF LOttie L. Summons against VIM. l..
SammOns, by reducing the counsel fees from 800
10 $50 and the alimony from 600 10 $40 per month.
Addison Blanket has flied a bill Tor divorce from
Elizabeth Banket- They were married In ls6h
and he charges that she abandoned him IN 1881.
Yesterday evening Joseph NJ Rowan, sixty lone
years old, fell the sidewalk on III street. between
9Th and 10Th streets, and broke his right leg lie
wastaken TO his home l2l5 Il street northwest, In
the patrol wagon
Flora FLETCHER, an aged colored woman, living
in the alley between East Capitol anu a and l4th
and 18th streets southeast, died yesterday With
A certificate Of Incorporation OF the COngrega-
tion Chalet Adon AnsheJ Russia was flied to-day.
IL states the objects 10 be religious worship. anu
Is signed by Nathan A. Ruderman and Herman
Sachs
The following directors have been elected by the
Home Plate Glass Insurance Company: James l.
Barbour, q. Z. Duncanson, Thomas SOmeryie, y.
ID. LarDer, Francis Miller, l. l. Johnson, John Is
karner. John L vogt. and X. o. Hoffman,
The relief committee of the Knights OF Labor, OF
this city, have issued an appeal Tor aid for the
striking miners In the anthracite coal regions OF
The Home circle Pleasure Club has elected the
following Officers: President, A j. hiInmel; vice.
president, Z. w. Riggin; treasurer, VIM Arneth;
secretary, Ii. NJ. Cameron; corresponding secre-
tary, j. +. Kelly; Seryeant-at-arIns, 4. Dayey;
master OF ceremonies j. Rupert.
The annual banquet OF the Dartmouth College
Association was gwen last evening at Wizards
Hotel DIR. GOdding presided Speeches were
made by senator Chandler, VIM. Z. Barrett, DIR. n.
Philip Walker.
The Humane society and the Newsboys Aid
Society have moved their quarters 10 80 street
northwest
The Young Peoples Temperance Union, OF Grace
n. Z Church, corner 9th and streets northwest,
have elected for the ensuing year the following
1mcers: X. i. Cowiing President; ). c. Weech,
N1ce-president; Miss Emma Scriyener, secretary;
". II. Chase, treasurer; G. III. Chase, organi,t;
Mss Jennie Spies assistant OrxantSt; ). {. Weech,
chOrister; j. Ii. Catcher, assistant choriSter.
From J. Shillingtons we have the Young LADIES'
journal and Frank Leslie'5 Popular Magazine for
March
The trial In the Criminal Court yesterday, Jas
per jackson and John stephenson, two cOlOred
boys, charged with assault with intent 10 Kill
James Brady, Resulted In the conviction OF Jack
son and the acqulttal OF Stephenson
owing 10 Unforeseen circumstances, the third
concert OF the Richard Wagner Society will not be
given on Thursday evening.
Prof. j. W. Chickering Will deliver lecture this
evening In the chapel Of Ali Souls Church on "The
Flora Of Alaska" Illustrated with views by the
stereopticon- Admission free.
See The advertisement OF special sale OF clothing
beginning ON Friday, by E b. Barnun & Co.
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The Wn.hing.on Nacngcrbund.


5BE Usual SUCCESSFUL MASQUERADE BALL LAST
NIGHT.
The thirty-eightn annual masquerade ball OF the
Washington Saengerbund took place last night at
Edels Hall The grand march commenced at 9
O'Clock. and was participated In by many maskers,
who were'eontesIing for the prizes offered by the
management The first prize for the best group
or ladies fell 10 the "N!ller Girls Misses Mary
and Katie Alorecht. Nora Brown. and Katie Hess
ne MS pm. io' I9e pest group OF gentlemen was
Pahl, Schllling, Nacky, and schwartz Next came
the inhvldual ladies prizes, the inst Of which was
second Miss Pauline Hendricks, Harvest" third.
Miss Lou Donch, Valentine" fourth, Mrs Rosary.
Girl" Then came the individual gentlemen's
prizes, the nrst OF which was captured BY otto
STORM as "Ihe Gamoler second 10 Ed Abner, lr..
as a representative Of the ". c. t. L.; fourth q.
RUPERT, "lrishman;" NTH, Geo. Losekam, Illus
tunes among the maskers, and dancing was in
dulged Ia until Late hour, and everybody seemed
10 have good time.
An AssIGNAENr.-lesterday afternoon an assign
ment was recorded from Peter A. McChesney
streets northwest. OF his stock OF groceries sc ,
for the benent OF his creditors The assignee is
are Browning & Middleton for xls3; Mary =
Dooley, for $50; JAS Mullcy, tl25, and c. q. Nc
Chesney, SO.
For THE PooR.-Mr A. Lisner sends $40 10 The
STAN for the poor fund Tor the city.
The COMING COLD WAyE-A signal Service bull
letn issued at 5:15 last evening, says: Cold wave
coming The temperature will probably fall ID 10
20 degrees by am Thursday.
b. & o. LOCAL EXCURSION TICKETs--General
Ticket Ag~nt Cole, OF the Is a o. *. X CO., has Is
sued an order under which the daily excursion
tickets SOLD on saturdays and sundays from WASH
IngtOn 10 local points on the line and rice versa,
Will be hOnored until the following Monday. in
elusive. 1hls Is accommodation which local
patrons OF the road will not be slow 70 appreciate.
ATTENTION Is called to the auction sale to-mor-
row az 4 30 p. ne by George W. Stickney, OF >
acres OF land, opposite 10 the Presidents country
seat In the Woodley Lane road This Is doubt
less the finest villa site now for sale in the Dis
tnct.
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W,LBuws CocoA-rHErA.

Easily digested: Of the finest flavor hearty bey-
eIaze Tor strong sppette delicate drink for the
sensiuye thoroughly tested: nutritious; palatable;
pie eeied IA purity; unpleasant after effects
ne9uIes no boring Sold by-Birch Co, II IA l4th
,h WI Z W; burchell 1928 fn,w., Spisnul 4 Co..
,h sad cor or. and 18Th 3. n.v Waters
Burehard Bro, 354 Pa ave: q L Keiio0r cor s1th
and + SITS; NV: " Arlington, b. e.
~ Philadelphia. Pa
TUNHE CELLULOID TRUSS
That never breaks. wears out, always clean.
ana can be worn while bathing
Is Tor sale
CHAa FISHER'a
A.. ,,,x,r US 7th street northwest
Lady PatrUp& w. mi "
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A STAB NEAR THE HEART.
Jerry Carey Seriously, Perhaps Fatally
WOuuded.

A MIDNIGHT ATTACK UPON HIN IN HIS OWN ROOM By
.'BrILY" YOUNG, THE PuGILIsT, WHO Is RKPoRTHD
TO HAVE BEEN UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR
Young DISAPPEARS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

National Republican Club has appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees: Executlve-A NJ.
Clapp. Chairman; A. {. Richards L. Clephane, C..
&. Co.e, S. p. Brown, +. Aldrich, W. Ii. Louder
milk, +. q. Barbados, C.. Z. McEuen; campaign
Z. Z. Cole Frank NJ. Evans, A. p Clark, &. Rice o..
= Sanford, Col. W. p. Canaday, NJ. Trimble;
tinance-Lewis Clephane, E. W. Whitaker, II. j..
Beal. w. j. Lewis, A. +. Childs, c. W. Bushnell,
w. H. Chase; membershp-COl. j. +. vinal, H. W..
CosSley, Wilmot Lake, q. W. Sargent, Daniel
Ramey. Mr. NJ. Trlmble has been elected as cor
responding secretary and Mr.. Ireland recording
secretary, In place OF Mr. Rice, who resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

CYIcKES PuiLings. Croquettes, and Pates, 81 per
ioz IL jacobs, Connecticut ave. and L street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE s3Ouooo

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated by the LEGISLATURE in 1865 for Educa.
onai and Charitable PURPOSES and Its franchise made
part of the present State Constitution In 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote
ite Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly. and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
every three months tMarch June. september and De
cemberJ.
We 40 hereby certUg that ~ suDerrise The drrdnoe
ne Lou,slG'a STAT Loterv Company. aud in J.rsoa
hdnaQe ana control the DTdsr,gs tkelSselres that
The same conducted NTH honesty. rdsraess ana
good ram to,cdrd all parties aud duthOrizs he
20 thus certificate or 80
natures attached ia Its Advertisements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

WINES AND 1. 9 ssSss.S Fl E.;. PURITY
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles 5Oc ane Old
Rye Whisky. slnali bottles 30c nne Old Rye Whisky,
bottles holding quart and hafpint each, q 80; Od
Holland Gin, imported pint bottlsa, Soc Ahsmbra
delicious pts, 5Oc All these goodA In Qusntities %
ARTHuR NArTANs.
III SIS 18th. cor Of I and "a and Dota nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

The COMING COLD WAyE--A signal Service bull
letln issued al 5:l5 last evening says: Cold wave
coming. The temperature will probably fall - u
10 degrees by am Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

THE CARDINAL ENTERrAINED.-The pupils OF
the Academy OF the Holy Cross gave q reception
yesterday TO Cardinal Gibbons. There was an adj
dress OF welcome 10 which the Cardinal responded.
In the afternoon an original drama, in two acts
called "Anima," was presented by the Misses
Minor, Doran, Dckerson, Hermann, Roth, Gwynn,
kreckhoe1er, Small, Cannon, Neumyer, Neern-
SEE, Clement, Moran, Johnston, OBrien, Maloney,
and Murphy, with singing and instrumental
music by the senior classes DIR. Chapelle made a
Short congratulatory address to the pupils in con-
clusiOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-15

For THE POoR.-Mr. A. Lisner sends $40 10 TIL
STAN for the poor fund Tor the city.