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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-06
Sore Eyes

The eyes are always in sympathy wtsn
sil. BODY, snd af1o-d an excellent index
Of It's condition. When the eyes becHe
weak, and the lids iniiamed and sorSDn
is an evidence that the 5ystem NJ
become d;so.dered by Scrofuia, tsr
wl.,ch Ayers Sarsaparilia is the best
known remedy.
Serofu.a, which produced painful n
s,annniat.on in my eyes, caused me muca
s,.ile.iIix for d number OF years. by tne
:s,ivisecf q physician Icoin1ncncea taxing
ayrrs S;.rsaparilla. alter usiag thh
,4seui1ina snor. time was completely
Cured
Nv ewes aro now in spieRdid cOnd-
ton. and nm as well ard strong as evss.
-M1s. William Gage, Concord, n. II.
For number Of years / was troubled
with Lumor in my eyes, anfi was uliaOD
Il, ob,nin any relief until l coI1nenoea
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. IhIs medE
cine hax effected a complete cure, ana
ie.:.ye it to be tho best OF bloo,l puxf
..ers. &C. E. Upton, Nashua, n. Il.
From childhood, and until with 70!
u,.su.hs. I have been afflicted with Weak
nnd Sore Eyes. have used Tor tnaeo
..UHnl3lnlS, Win OCACASissA
tver's Sarsaparills, and consider y
great blood purifier. - Mrs. Z. Philips
Glover, vt.
T suffered for year with infiamnaa.
ton in my left eye. Three ulcers 1orEls9
tn tha ball, depriving me OF sight, ana
causing great pain. After trying many
other remedies, to no purpose, Iwaa flna+
II induced to use Ayers Sarsapar1Iia.
BY Taking
,f.ree bottles o. this medicine have been
entirely crred. Ny sight has been re-
store,l. and there is no sign OF 1nnamnse.
IN. sore, or ulcer IN my eye. = hendaa
bowen, Sugar Trce Ridge, OHIO.
My daughter, ten yesars old, was af1ise-
j, r.;th Scrofu,ous Sore Eyes. During
sc last two 7 ears she never saw hg1t g
,ny kind. Physicians OF the higne3
s,saaipc cxerred their skill. but with p
,rnnanent success. On the recomMen-
.:t;on Of friend purchased bottle .
,er's Sarsaparilla, which my danghfC
:mrnenced ticking. Before she had upsa
. third bottle her sight was restores.
,ar eurs is complete. w. r.. Sutns3.
..si. Evangelist, Shelby City, KY n
ayer's SarsapaFllIae
rsnarea by DR.. J. c. Aver s Co., Lowslid
..ola by ali Druggists- Price 81; six bstd1l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-06

mail services, with refusing to sign the neee"
rv bill or the improvement Of rivers ana mar
bors. with using the power Of his adminis'rA-
tisut 10 prevent appropriations Tor . navy ."1
cast defenses with attem pting " ees.l'! W.
,r.tective tariff, with courting the ssso w''i ..
....- cations At the expense Of the citizens d
the United States, and with joining 'ne .oie's-
s.ndholders to demsaetize tilver and destroy
.ho ,.au.tries Of eur country, and for the re-
s,ct,.r al wages Of the Mint employees A. osf'
-. ,or cl.sinr the Carson Mint, when IT was
,ot .,,v ,elf- sustaining but . source Of 'eveAse
!. ~. c.verument, for its contemptuous Se.s
- tension sillsfor the relief 81 d'sas'e' p.
AIRS and sailors, and for falling TO cons.rs.'
n. f,overpment building ct Carson - requires
Nv.
w..r. In favor Of the absolute exciusen u
c,;n.s. and the restriction Of immigration ey
-,;.h N. present overcharged condition Oh 'ne
,.,...rtet il made worse. and also favor ieg
;.,a,;., Nv which . revision Of our natarai'-~
,;op and land laws may be accs Plisned'
v.
". d.mand. in behalf Of our various nous-
..;.. the retention of the duties on lead, ooraA'
sod.. hides and leather, and to restore 'ne W
IL Of 1857 on wso
RessIued: that we recognize the 'is
bor to organize for It's lawful protec'ion'
VII.
We favor liberia appropriations oy congress
for hydrographical and Typographical surveys
!, .b;s state to the end that the waste waters
NAV be preserved for the purpose OF irrsation'
| We endorse thu wise and conservative a1na -
;s.r.t;ou of Governor G. @. Stevenson anu
beartiiy commend the acle Efforts OF oehA'oi'
stewart and Jones and Representative WOOD
hrrr in behalf OF the interests OF the people
this State.
We favor the granting to Nevada o: all "os
eminent land within the State for the purpos
Of providing means for irrigation ana 0'ne
Improvements.
Z.
We favor the reduction Of the Treasury sur
plus by the payment Of pensions to Union 81
d;ers their widows and orphans, the improve
mont Of rivers and harbors, the building OF d'
lenses for our coasts, the erection OF puoh
bu;ldinrs the creation Of = navy, the purcl. a
Of bonds and the repeal Of the Internal revenu
laws taxing tobacco.
It is the duty Of the State to MAINTAIN ny
non. .sectarian schools in the rural and sparse
settled districts As well as in towns anu tnicA
, settled sections, and that such civlsion Oh ti
.choo, money should be made as will furnis
, | the means of education to AL children IN u
, State.
XII.
We are in favor Of re-openin2 the cars
Mint for coinage. and raising the wages OF
employees to the standard paid bv the last
publican Administration.
$ We demand the restoration of the mail 81
= vice in this State to the fficiency nainta
: the last Republican Administration, and iav
4 the payment Of fair wages to all postal el
9 ployes.
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REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET

Ter Congress,
III. F. BARTINE.
Of Ormsby County.
Ter Justice Supreme Court.
N. A. MURPH Z.
OF Esmeralda County.
rar Presidential Electors,
A. C. CLEVELAND,
EUGENE ROBINSON,
Of White Pine County.
a.R. TURRITTIN,
of Humboldt County.
Fer State University Regents
(Long Term.)
TIL. WELLS, OF Ormsoy'
III. FISH, of washoe.
(short Term.)
R.T. GEORGE. OF Lander
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NORNING APPEAL.
In7ed every morning. Monday excepted oy
.. p. DAYS..
n.av Newspaper, devoted I, Political 1eh-
eral News and Local AuairS-
oFvTCE-second Street, opposite tns Ssu'''-
freut Of the State Capitol.

~ year. by mail ...-~.. ----..sS ~
os,,y ~ months, BY mail. 49,. 80. = : ~ ~
- cspy. three months. BY mail. e Ls..nc.:
s.ssciietious must be paid IN :dv.ncs sc .,,,.ens
- AprRAL will be delivered 70 ,n'
C.rsDa at - cents Der WeoA'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-06

We demand the restoration of the mail SER
vice in this State to the fiiciency nainta Dy
the last Republican Administration, anu iaSor
the payment Of falr wages to all postal em
ployee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

special from South Bend says movement Is
on foot among prominent republicans OF Northern
from that spase to CHICAGO asking them to give
Gen. Harrison a complimentary vote In the ma
tional convention, ana then go In body to the
United States Marshal George w. Miller, Of Pitts
burg, concluded 20 take trip to st. Louis The
time Of the democratic national convention most
suited his convenience. Before going, however,
he asked permission OF Attorney General Garland.
Marshal Miller has the Attorney Generals an
sweT n MS 81 PICKET Teaang Don't go this Is
The Maine democratic convention at Biddeford,
Me-, yesterday nominated VIM. 8. Emery for Con-
Lord, OF SacO. Delegates to the national demo
cratic convention were elected ana a resolution
adopted indorslng MI. Cleveland's administration.
The democratic convention or the fourth North
Carolina district yesterday nominated B. II. Bann,
Of Nash, for Congress and chose delegates to the
At meeting Of the press committee Of the re-
publican national convention, held in chicago
yesterday. it was decided that no application for
press accommodations could be considered later
collector Jonas Withdrew from the senatorial
race In Louisiana yesterday, and Judge Z. d.
cratic caucus on the rst ballot The vote ae stooI
White, 20; Eustis 43, and Blanchard. 5.
The national civil-service reform league COM
meDced It's annual session In New York last night
by mass-meeting at Chickering Hall George
William Curtis delivered a speech. After the
mass.meeting business meeting was held with
The republican conventions which met in Pitts
burg, Pa, yesterday, placed In nomination the
names OF the following: CongressiOnal-Twenty-
second district, John Dalzell; twenty-third dis
tr1ct, Thomas M. Bayne. Delegates to national
convention, twenty-third congressional district,
Thomas M. Bayne and Peter Walter.
The democrats OF the second Maryland district
are having hard time to select candidate for
Congress. One hundred and seventy-One ballots
have been taken without q selection being made.
Hon. Frank I. Shaw, the present representative,
and ex-Congressman j. f. G. Talbot, are working
hard for the nomination, but several other candf-
oates have friends In the convention who refuse to
agree on any one candidate.
The Vermont delegation to Chicago, 1t is said,
are not pledged to Mr.. Blaine, but 60 to Chicago
ncOmmttted.
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An Effective Sermon.

From the Portland (Me.) Advertiser.
The rainy Sundays lately have had rather a de.
mOralizing effect on the church congregations, but
one Portland minister does not let this discourage
him, having In mind a story that DIR. Payson Of
this city, used TO tell. One very stormy Sunday be
went TO church more from habit than because he
expected TO ind anybody there. just after he had
stepped inside the door an old negro came in and
asked II DR.. PaysOn was TO preach there that day
explaining that he was a stranger in town, and
had been advised to go TO his church. upon
that" said DIR. PaysOn, 81 made up my mind 10
preach my sermon II nobody else came" Nobody
else did come so the doctor preached to the choir
and the old negro. Some months afterward he
happened 10 meet the negro, and stopping him
asked how he enjoyed the sermon that stormy
sunday. ENJOY dat sermon" replied the old man,
81 'clar. doctor, nebber heerd better one. YO
see had seat pretty well up front, an when
ebber you'd say sometimes pretty hard like gin de
sins OBJ men I'd jess look all roun' ter whOy ous
hittin', and wouldn't see nobody on'y jess me.
An says to mseh he musS mean you, Pomp,
you's sech a dretful sinner. Well, doctor, dat ar
sermon set me a thinking what a big sinner war;
an went an Jtned the church down home. Use q
deacon now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

PH1LADE1pmA STORE.
To close out stock Of Carpets make the follow
ing Great Reductions:
Pieces 11SZ yards Body Brussels at 81, was 81 25
Pieces 10 yards Body Brussels, at exc. was 81.
Pieces 233 yards Roxbury Brussels. 70c 90c.
Pieces 80 yards Extra Brussels at 81 &c, S5c.
Pieces 162 yards Extra Brussels at Csc was SOC.
Pieces 53 yards Extra Brussels, at &c, Toe.
Piece ~ yards Extra Brussels, at 45c, 60c.
Pieces Body and Tapestry Stair, at same low prices
20 Pieces Cotton, Cotton and Wool and All Wool extra
supers at corresponding low prices.
These are all new and good styles This il your op.
portunity.
GLOVES. MITTs
Pure Silk Gloves and Mitts in Blacks and Colors
25c; Tafeta Gloves In Blacks and Colors at 13c
and 25c Ex Ex. Quality silk Gloves and Mitts. in
Blacks ana Coiors. at co.
Great Bargains in Mems Laundered Shirts, sizes IL to
I'm; price was 81, now 75c.
Choice styles in Sstnes. Chas, Batistes and Crepe
lines, 124c
Great Bargains in White Dress Goods, at l2kc.
PARAsOLS. PARASOLs
Bargains in choice and Nobby styles They must go.
MATTINGS! MATTINGS!
Headquarters for Low PRICES.
CARHART LEIDY,
my26 92S 9TH and FOG st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

Three OF the six nominees on the Alabama re-
publican state ticket have refused to accept the
nominations rendered.
Sixty sailing vessels and several steamers are
reported In the ice In the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence.
Leprosy Is spreading at dreadful rate in Rus
STA.
Escorted by the Ninth New York Regiment, the
Richmond Greys yesterday Inspected Castle Gar
den and viewed with much interest the Landing of
ship load OF immigrants.
The Presbyterian General Assembly In Phila-
delphia adjourned sine die last night.
1t Is stated in Dublin that the Irish bishops have
been summoned to meet Immediately for the con-
SideratlOn OF the papel reScrtpL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
You NEED II Now.

This is the best time to purify your blood for at no
other season is the body susceptible benefit from
medicine. The peculiar purifying and reviving quail
ties Of Hoods Sarsaparilla just what needed
expel disease and fortfy the system against the
bilitating effects Of mild weather. Every year in
creases the popularity Of Hoods sarsaparla it s
just what people need at this 1t is the ideal
spring medicine. If you have never tried 1t, do DO,
and you will be convinced Of its peculiar merit.
For years was sick every spring. but last year
took Hoods Sarsapsrilla and have not seen sick day
since."-G. W. SLOAN. Milton, Mass.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists, s1 six for $5 Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD l. CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
1 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
The Three.Mile running Recor,

Inc InreesM1le Running Record
A GLASGOW PEDESTRIAN RUNS THE DISTANCE IN
LESS THAN IA MINUTES AND 20 SECONDS.
From the London Sporting Life.
Peter Cannon, OF Stirling, and Robert Hunter, of
GOvan, ran the above distance on Monday evening
at Victoria Grounds, Govan. The match arose out
OF a race at the same distance at the Vale OF Clyde
Athletic Sports on Saturday, the 5th inst, when
they finished dead heat There was great ex-
element over this race and neither could be pre-
vailed upon to divide, so the present match was
made the arrangement being that the cash Of rirst
and second prizes, with "a added, should be the
stake, and Mr.. Peter Mcdonald, a lover OF the
sport, generously offered a silver cup to the win
ner. The Stirling man was at scratch, and Hun
ter was In receipt OF $50 yards start. The track,
which was in splendid Oruer, measured five laps
and % yards to the mile, and with very little de-
lay Mr.. Alexander Hutton sent them on their
journey by report OF pistol
nearer his man, and at the end OF the first mile
was 40 yards closer. CannOn's time was min
utes 81 1-5 seconds; Hunters, minutes second.
Gradually Cannon crept to the 'front.' and passed
Hunter, who seemed In distress, at the twelfth lap
Hunter, quite winded stopped at the end OF the
thirteenth lap, and Cannon, running wonderfully
fresh, finished through the tape in IA minutes 19X
seconds The track was accurately measured and
strictly marked, so there is no mistake about
either distance or cl0cktng. There was no wind
and the air was just cool enough for u good
performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

London Special to the New York Herald.
A leading tory organ thus berates the cabinet:
mo steps are being taken which recognize the
fact that In three months time Russia may put
the key Of India in her pocket. or whenever she
pleases. The great event Of the (Samarcand) rail-
way makes it plain we must either fight Russia or
bride her. Are our soldiers preparing to do the
one; are our diplomats preparing to do the Other7
The answer is that they are not; that they are
looking on at the panorama OF the Russian march
TO India with stony eyes, gods who recline among
their nectar careless OF mankind"
Such plain talk makes IL small wonder that
Churchill Chamberlain. and several more leaders
are getting ready to jump on the sinking ship and
desert government that coQuettes with temper
ance and lights pubiicans while gambling with
iIlperial interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
LITERALLY THE STAFF OF LIFE.

Another greatly superior quality possessed by the
Royal Baking Powder is that by which the preservation of
important elements of the -four is effected in raising the
bread by the mechanical operation of the gas without fer
mentation.
Yeast and all baking powders that produce the leaven
ing gas by fermentation is well known destroy por
ton the nutritve elements of the -four particularly
those which the hehul and the greatest aids to
perfect assimilation of the food.
The Royal Baking Powder while perfectly leavening
retains without change impairment all those elements
which intended by nature when combined in
bread to make it literally the "staff of life.'
No eavening agent baking POWDER except the Royal
Baking Powder, possesses these great qualifications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements Tonight
ALBAUGH's.-"TheB eggar Student"
Acknowledgements Lace Handkerchief
HARRIs'-ssThe Black Flag"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-'Battle OF shiloh"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

NOR sALE-A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase frst-class residence at great bargain one
rooms closets and sntres. large lot with ne large
brick stable; best location in the city; only $500
onethrd cash, balance remain at per cent must
be seen to be appreciated. DAVID d. SIONE,
my20-3t 500 St
VCOR SALE-RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. NEW g
II story and concrete cellar brick good furnace hne
my2g-3t sos F st.
IHOR SALE-FOUR NEW GROOM BRICKS ON A
IL numbered St good lot. with shed now rented to
frst-class tenant 312 80 per mouth. Price each.
$l,5O0 tmy29-3tl DAVID d. STONE, 500 + ST.
EOR SALE-NEw HOUSE. NORTHWEST. z
Il rooms and bath good location, $500 cash. $50 per
month; will sell cheap. DAVID D. SIONE
my29 St 500 f ST.
EOR SALE-ANYBODY IN SEARCH OF A GOOD
i, investment a cosy home, should look at 1OlO
26th St n. W.; two-story, bay window press-br1ck
all modern improvements good lot, stable. &C.. only
$3.50, agreeable terms. Title unexceptionable.
Must be sold. Further particulars furnished by
WELLER REPET1L
my20-6t 1926 Pa. ave. g. e.
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Porsosous Cosxrrrcs

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER ID
harmless a. the dew and beauties natural
ly Properly applied be detected The follow
ing Druggists and those named in succeeding sdver-
tsement comprising all the leading Drugyists In the
city, sell and specially recommend it.
Try "Freeman's Hiawstha handkerchief Extract !"
the latest delightful elegant quadruple strength.
MASSEY. Sl6 4tn st.; H P stone, 9TH and L sta
A. 3. Ellery, 9th aud o sts.; L. O. Miiburn 6th and
Mass. ave: L B. Cutler n J. ave. and @ st; w Z
Aslleck 4!s n St; A. finney, 9Th and I Sta A. n
BS5ler Ci..ridSe Ind ave. and d st: Ven syckera
4 MnckaL 20 and sta nv: c. y. Ketm. 1915 l4th
81, n S = ~ ng5 IN and sta Acher % e
E: 1e:h .ps a., e sa1 c..s lo'k and
g; 1st and sta NV; q War. Eboitt House; Chas
z zoors Penn ava md 18th e.; y. ncCemsA
Remsburg klliott 1905 i4fh St; a T. Hofer. 6th
ano 50 X brace 30th end gts.; Tscht4ely Z
Evans. Who1esale AgentA spl1-eo3mL
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CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
THE Domestic FRr.Ese1sE AND
PUMP COMPANY,

Manufacturers of Village Fire Engines
Manufacturers Of Bucket Force Pumps for ex.
tinguishing fires. washing wagons and carriages,
sprinkling flowers and fruit trees. emptying cis-
terms. &c. &c.
Make the best and best selling goods Of their
class in the United States.
Exhibition trials Of our machines given every
week day.
Circular and Price List sent on application.
my17-1m Main Office: 713 st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

From the ST. Louis Globe-Deuocrat
The best place In the world to make man In.
voluntarily learn TO write a good hand is aboard
a steamboat. Men who are careless about the
formation OF letters, after experience as clerk
on board steamboat, become excellent penmen
The constant shaking and jar OF the boat while
under way causes the clerk to steady his nerves
and form the letters carefully when he is writing
have seen men go TO a desk on a steamboat and
write so badly that II was almost impossible Ia
decipher the letters. have seen these same men
Few months later write as leg1bly as the average
business man could desire. The swinging OF the
boat had, or necessity, caused them to be Careful
In writing, and In few months a slovenly hand
was improved to a beautiful chirography
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

From the New York Herald, To-day.
While not the past foreettine.
To-day. Of least contention sunk entirO-pesco,
brotherhood uprisen:
For sign reciprocal our Northern, Southern hands.
Lay on the of all dead soldiers North South
Nor for the past Aone-for meanings to the future)
Wreaths Of roses and branches Of palms.
WALT WHIrNAu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

Only so for New Homes, DOnnestics,
Singer, AutOmaticS Whites, Households,
Americans, HOwes, Wheeler Wilson's, and Posts,
all fully warranted, at Funks Sewing Machine
Agency, 1881 9TH St, near o Street market.
A262S3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
A New CruSade.

Prom the LOUISVILLE Courier Journal
Frances T. Willard, the temperance agitator,
woman sufYragist, &C., is down on dolls. as well as
drains and menfolks. She denounces them with a
vlgor that makes ner spectacles fairly rattle and
declares that they are a swretched, heathenish,
invention We are afraid, however, that Miss VIII
lard has undertaken more than she can carry
through when she starts out to abolish dolls She
may succeed In demolishing the dram-bOttle and
In extirpating the masculine sex, but until she
accomplishes the latter we shall refuse to believe
that she can do away with dolls. As long as girl
babies md their way into the world dolls win fol-
low them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

SEE THE $3.50 Mems Bargain Suits
EIsEMAN BROS, 7th and E
Manufacturing CloLhiers and TailorsL
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Rev. DR.. Ciesy,, Funeral.

The funeral Of Rev. Dr. Giesy, the late rector of
Epiphany p. E church, was largely attended yes
terday afternoon. The city clergy, In their sur
plices, occupied the front pews, and there were
present In the church ministers connected with
other denominations, as well as people prominent
In all walks OF life. The black cloth casket stood
upon raised platform In front OF the altar rail-
Bishop Paret stood at the west end of the altar
and within the chancel rail were Rev. Dr. Eccle.
ston, OF Emmanuel church, Baltimore; Rev. DR..
Lindsay, OF Connecticut; Rev. C. C. Grtfith AS
cension church. Baltimore; Rev. Irving McElroy
ST Luke's. Baltimore, ana Rev. L NJ. Mott, assist
ant rector OF the Epiphany. These clergymen took
part In the service. The members OF the yestry
occupied seats together. The services as pre-
scr1oed In the ritual, and there was no sermon
The tnterment was at Oak HILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
Coon BRAND COLLARS,

COOLERS Ice-cream Freezers, Cooler-stands,
LemOn-squeeZers, &C, &c, at The Fair, S12 9TH
IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the 2. hours commencing at p. m,
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Pennsyt-
vania. New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and VIZ
Sfnia, slight changes In temperature, local rams
1o.i0wed oy fair weather, light 10 fresn 'ariaoie
winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

Our s'Opera BOquet,'' 'SaDor0so" and
''Los Braves" brands or Cigars are OF high grade,
&C. each; liberal discount by the box.
NJ. p. METZGER,
Az 18th ST. n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

Hor WEATHER calls for Refrigerators, Baby Car
raCFs Mattings and OilclOths. Owing 10 the un-
seasOnable weather Just passed we have an i'm
mense stock that must be sold. Come and get
prices. W. H. HoEKE, sol Market Space.
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The Courts.

POLICE C0URT--Judge Miller.
To-day, Edward DickersOn, cruelty TO animals:
S. or 10 days. Walker COOmes and Edward Nc
Williamson trespass on parks; s. or 10 days each.
Beverly Bryant and Martha Bryant, diSOrderly
conduct, collaterals forfeited. Marshall johnson,
colored, profanity; s. or 10 days. Laura Day. col
ored, assault; six months. Annie jackson, do.
collateral forfeited.