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HATS FOR COOL > sAvHER-U you find YOUR
straw hat too thin, call at r. c. Lewis & sons
l42l New YORK avenue, near 18th street and zee
their line OF new derbys and SOFT hats from a "a
10 - Also. their new stock OF fan IN ierwear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08
LOCAL MENTION.


Tor the District OF Columbia MARYLAND ana
Virginia, threatening weather ana I9hr radns.
warmer except on the coast; stationary ternpera-
ture; winds shifting 70 westerly.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
EonREsr-uSruRNIsHEp.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1 L:isysi.s soo Sc Sc ": q ss g. g
lS2iot ave. nw-isr- iiio ism St NV Tor. 80
III, la ':sS Ss d. 1; 3. ss 1913
Msis ave 2; WI 1867 1915 pop = NV iSr.sS
i7 asss ave-. Y5r i4iS s1 St + nv
s 10Th is.s 1879 1s. & . st.
iS4s sis 9Se In I'm s. s
Iels Us, St 100 ss4 fsrs St. NV NV Sass
1915 s1.t s. 81 1850 ssss & NV
lsss st NV l4S 81, g | 1909 II 4 store
lsss pss.es Il, iIi 90 us ssS NV.
5794 Conn. ave-. iir....i IS l43s 81 nv. %. 50
t ID sss st. NV 1907 fGRSfsatS
1915 sosh & vi ssss 81: s 3
2402 l4th .ou67 n. mr.. 18th ST. SIS
sS1t Hsss r. & /. ~ soi $50
10 ind . sss se gr az e mr. 13s ss isr 800
a45s i1sS =: lsS and s iar i9S
our ohsOs only HONS J. fisSkk Go.
rooms bath, cellar. open nre-places. cabinet man
tels mrrorA rich thing, furnace; Al northwest loca
b. q. Star Office - - ' - IL
! j isss is.h St NV sss 500 Mas. ave- NV sae. %
a atS 81 g 4 & ~ e
:ss,ss VI CLARENCE DTvAif sss st n ls "
FOR RE Rent I ST. NV THaEE.sToRY.
Room Is, 9Th and md f. Key ~ ONCE '" T. "HiI Il.
Tor RENT-TO A CAREFUL TENANT. CEN
yard; y; 1; $40. C. KNIGHT.
Tor RENTS ROOMS s55: WILL GIVE Is FOR
y one room or els for two; back porches awnings.
srs Inquire SeioFs use q isaS 8.
Il sirabie 10 room Brick House with ali modern i'm
v fsns " Ter
EOR PENTHOUSE GIL @ ST. N. W.. II ROOMS,
800 per month ErGoms fST rent ~ s.d house on
EOR RENT-s30; DOUBLE HOUSE. PRESS BRICK
- front; bay windows: . rooms all mi: 800 Rst.
EOR RENT-l7ll NEW YORK AVE-. NEAR STATE
water I'D front yard saa month in ADVANCE
Z also. 1897 i4th st NV: each house has eishi
rooms bath; large cellar. yard; in perfect order
LOB RENT-HoUsEs-
Isll 10th st NV: ~ rooms and bath....... ...se5
500 h. ave and bath.
SO5 st. me-, rooms and bath...............24
2l39 stevens alley, rooms.
Apply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT.
se7-14t (Kellogg BuildinF) 1416 r ST. NV
LQR RENT
10Th Z brick ,o,%. s5
91l ST.. 3story brick. 10 rooms. m. i......... 40
FURNISHED.
1899 18th ST., 2-story and basement brick. rooms
and bath; newly furnished; $50 for September. and
$50 thereafter
se7-l2t M PARKER. 14lS + st. NV.
LPOR RENT-625 ST. N w.. NEW, SIX ROOMS
u and bath, all modern improvements: &25 Also,
627 st. NV. six rooms and bath; e20 Inquire at
623 St NV se1-3ts
NOR REMITTANCE HOUSE ON MASSACHU-
Il sets ave-. on the terrace near 14th St partially
furnished; rent reasonable. Address TERRACE Star
office sep7-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

To CORRECT MIsTAKk-Yesterday John Sher-
man nled bill In equity against George Mason
Z. j. Hill, Malinda Chapman, Mary A. Lee and
Others for conveyance OF lot In Sherman's SUBJ
division OF square 720 near Delaware avenue and
street northeast He sets out purchase from
them OF the lot and deed OF trust thereon, and
alleges that the trustee Is dead, and that the
notary In taking the wlfes acknowledgment
wrote "privly and apart form her husband" in
stead OF from her husband" He prays that this
mistake may be amended and q new trustee ap-
pointed TO sell the land and pay the notes secured
by the deed OF trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

In NEW QuARTERs--Attention is called to the
card IN another column OF MIR. George L Emmons
who has taken cOmmodious and elegant quarters
In the new Atlantic building. Mr.. Emmons' large
experience IN the real estate business, together
with his wide acquaintance and that OF Mr.. II. s
Nyman, associated with him, should command
and will doubtless secure generous share Of pub
Lie patronage.
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Close Of the Rockville Fair.
Of TIE EVENING srAp.

ROCKVILLE, sept 2, 1883
To-day was the closing OF the fair, and the
threatening weather OF the last two days culmi-
nateo In grand 'wash-out" The only object of
the large crowd In attendance seemed TO be 20 get
place where they could keep dry. The merchants
report an unprecedented market I'm umbrellax
During the first hours OF the DAY nothing was dome
ana the question OF postponement was talked Of
a anJns tne omcers OF the society, but It was
nnaLy decided 70 close to-day. In the Afternoon
the following were the results OF the races In tS
mud: In the ESQ class J. II. Morrow's .ExpressS
was Ia Sns winnes In the an Jas Smiths
OLD running race VIM. II. Skaters "Rowdv Rovn
won nrst place. During the contests TWO OF The
noers were thrown. but not much injured. a A III
TEE NATIONAL RlYLR-The National Rfnes NJ
meeting last evening. elected the following hon.
ham. VIM. n Bailey, Andrew J. Green, Joseph r.
SIeenweiL ana = Oden Scott. The COMPANY ~
ordered massive three-gallon cut-9iass pcnch'
bowl. with an elaborateg designed isdie. 20 IL
sent to the Oak BUNS Club o. Cottage city. q 4
recognition OF the many co0rtes1es ana Tenerous
hospitality received from the club Pr{vatS "
= Coiiady was presented By the commaniina
omcer. Capt Oyster, with the mArksmanS besire
OF the company, be having made the 80 feo0f6
recently &C the annual targes-shootin9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

GONE TO ST. CHARLES CoLLEGE.-Messrs. John J.
Doian, Jos. A. Moran, Cornelius p. Barry David r.
Williams Philip H. sheridan, David A Flynn
Dennis Mccormick, or Washington, ana Martin
ODonoghue, OF West Washington, will leave Tor
~ Charles college next week. Messrs. Dolap
Barry and Moran Will enter the rhstorsc ~.
graduating class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

HIS SKULL FRACTURED BY A Fau- Archie
Campbell, while descending the steps on the east
'front.' OF the Capitol yesterday, fell In nc and was
severely Injured. He was removed TO the sixth
precinct station, and attended by Dr. Hickling.
who found that his skull was fractured and was
taken 70 his home, list and II streets southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

VIRGrNIAN CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY.-
soerfr Kennedy, OF Stafford County. Va, left here
yesterday with man named Doyle who Is charged
IN that county with grand larceny. The sheriff
ha4 requisitien, but Mr.. Doyle went with him
without the usual furmalites
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

RECENT RoBBERIEs-The houses OF George B.
Miller and Herman Wolf on the Bladensburg road
were entered Thursday night by burglars, who cut
stats from window blinds small amount OF
clothing was taken from each house, sneak
thief entered the house OF r b. Bradford, No 1919
y street, last night, and carried on an overcoat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

TIE LIE DRoIT PARK FENCE CAsE.-In the Equity
Court, this morning, the hearing In the case OF
Boteier ct al agt Barber et al Uhe lie Droit
Park fence CASEY was continued to Wednesday
next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

EXCURSIONS TO COLUMBUS, OHo-The Baltimore
ana ONO X K co. Will sell excursion tickets 10
Columbus, Ohio, Tor all trains September 4 a d
and III, good Tor return passage until September
~. Inclusive. The rate from Washington viii be
el2.7o.-Adpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

PoR TnoRoCeH INSTRUCTION. In type writing for
. go 70 Woods Commercial School-Adra
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For THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERs.-TBE STAR
has received the following contributions for the
yellOw-fever sufferers In Florida: A. Lsner, $25;
Cash 81; Albert Gleason, So; h, $40; w. c. But
Ter, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT OF PRISONERS TO Es-
CAPE.-Yesterday's session OF the Police Court
lasted Till nearly O'Clock In the afternoon, and
there were two dozen hungry prisoners TO go to
the workhouse and Jail IL was 4Oclock when the
prison van backed against the eurbstone In front
OF the court. The prisoners were let out OF the
cage 70 walk 70 the van. Two cOlOred men were
sent out together, and they made a bold break for
was captured in front Of police headquarters at
the point OF pistol The other ran through the
pouring rain and was captured at 9th and streets
by Dick Anderson the van driver. They were put
IN the van with the others and were then driven
10 the wOrkhouse.
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|, i : !, u !, I ] / IL \
Eo6RksT DODGE COAL NIBCHANT.
= . Wholssele and Rstail.

oEoR9Es CkKEK CuMBKRLANb OOAL
e.ved md Split wood TO Order
q ero ma Omos S0oS Wstg ct bunch Oncs, l2l.
Il d t0ppoaes foss-o0csh West washin0SoG
Tssspsees-xssa esA-ss ss.nsh onea ese-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

OAKnoST JERSEY MILK. Address s4Oakmontp
p. U. Box $50, City.
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ToCOLUNBUs, OHIO, AND RETURN VIA B. & o. r. R.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will
bell excursion tickets TO columbus, Ohio and re-
turn on the occasion OF the G. A. R. Encampment,
from september 10 TO- inclusive, 1T rate SI2.
Tor the round trip. The q. A. r. Department OF
the Potomac have unanimously decided TO go via
this route, and viii leave by special train OF Pull
man sleepeTs and day coaches IL noon September
8, passing through Harper's Ferry and the beauti-
ful scenery route TO Oakland by daylight. AT
this place a stop Of two hours Will be made, al
lowing those who may desire an opportunity 70
take supper at this famous summer resort, resum-
ing the journey 81 80 and arriving at Columbus
500 next morning. For tickets and sleeping Car
space apply at Baltimore and Ohio ticket Offices,
ol9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and Baltimore
and ohio depOt.-Idrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

1HE GRANGE CAMP ASSOCIATION ExHIBrTIoN-
The annual exhibition and picnic OF the Grange
lamp Association at their grounds, on the WASH
lAgtO and Western Railroad, about II miles from
THIS city, Will open on the 18th instant and con-
unue week There will be agricultural mechani-
cal and artistic exhibits, and IL Is desired that
those In this city who have articles OF their own
PRODUCTION Will forward them 10 the committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08
A GAxk or CRAP INTERRUPTED BY THE POLICE

ONk or CRAP INTERRUPTED BY THE POLICE
game OF crap was In progress last night In
freenlans Alley, and one or the players was
sthrO~ing the bones when Offlcers Larrabee and
Daley made their appearance. Then there was a
grand rush made Tor the street, but one OF the
piayers-WIn- Halton-Ialled 70 get out in time
and the Officers caught him. Freeman's Alley
seems 10 D. IayoriSe meeting place for ..crapn
players, ana seldom day passes that a game ia
DOT Interrupted When the boy prisoner was
taken 10 the police station his father Henry
lalIon. followed In the crowd, and WAS arresfe "a
for standing on the sidewalk Each lefI As col
lateral, and appeared in the Police Court this
morning. The boy was fineQ So and the fathers
personal BONDS were taken.
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Your eyesight suited. 81 Hempler's Ay.c cor. AK.

sDR. WARNER' CoRsEIs, CSC; Fruit Cotton, 9kc ;
Dressmakers' Black Cotton, Sc Brodnead,s' 9,T II
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NOR RENT
Il 1902 VT ave. NV. 10r, m. $50
12O1 st. NV, Tor. m. 81
1908 st. llr m. 30
1909 14th st. NV. 12r.: m.i............-..... a5
seS-3ts 1888 14th st NV.
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How TO KEEP wARx.-Why its easy enouph, II
you buy JohnsOn's Steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
Every one guaranteed.
A. s. JOHNSON, 1240 9th St NV.
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SENT TO RICHMOND ON CHARGE OF ROBBrNG
HIS EMPLOYER THzRE--Sergeant Hulse, OF the
RclIno1d police. left here this morning for the
capital OF Virginia with young man named Geo.
Blakey, who Is charged with rObblng his employ
ers- II Is alleged that he was given $50 10 de-
poSit In bank, which, with other money belonging
10 the firm, he went on with The officers heard
that the fugitive had gone TO Canada, but he was
recently located In this city, and was arrested yes
ter1ay by Onlcer Barney. He went back without
a requlsitlOn-
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

.oNDoN CoUeH SYRUP. only lOc., at Druggists
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-FURNIsHED. ESQ. TO A CAREFUL
II tenant bright pleasant house; much more dasra-
bic than Oats" for . small family herdcs rsss the
door. 1714 18th ST. nv. se3-2w.
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sALE-BARGAINs-

Beautiful home. lie DrOit Park; house new; IN
rooms. all the latest imps- owner leaving city
Large bay -wlndOw brick. n W: q rooms all mod
imps small cash payment balance monthly.
lO.room frame house. ne near n street carr lot
25Nl Is: stable.
THORNTON cARUsI, Attorney at-IAw.
sep9 -3r Rooms and a. lOO6 NJ
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Mhk WAsHNGToN win open her dressmaking
pariors Monday, September 10 l223 St n W.
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BOSTON COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING ELECTRIC
RAILwAYS--A committee OF BOStODianS registered
at the Riggs house yesterday afternoon and LETT
this morning for Allentown. Pa They are on a
tour OF Inspection, having visited Richmon 4, Va.
Tor the purpose OF examining into the methods OF
electric railways. They will visit Pittsburg also
The members were as follows: J1o. L. Short, OiiS
Eddy, Jesse N. Cove, Homer Rogers, Sam1 Kelly,
ChaS w. Smith, JAS A. Murphy, A. Ii. Peters w.
7. Dickinson and G.. q Ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

FIVE DOLLARS FoR FAST DRIvING.-About mid
night last night Edward Jones, having two pas
sengers In his cab, drove rapidly round The CO.. ner
OF 1lth street and Pennsylvania avenue when
the vehicle was overturned and the horse thrown
down. The passengers escaped injury, but Olflcer
Work, In attempting TO Release the horse, was
hurt In the mouth. Jones was arrested by Officer
Hamilton for fast driving. To-day, in the Police
Court, Jones forfeited s. collateral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

INOR RENT-11O3 ST. NV, NEARLY NEW
II 3-story and basement Brick House. with 10 rooms
all modern improvements; rent &65. B. II. WARNER
& co. seS-3ts
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HAD HIS TONGUE SPLIT IN TwO.-While driving
20 the city this morning Mr.. q. b. Campbell Of
Fort Foote, met with a singular and painful acct
Dent. The tail-board or his wagon becoming dis
placed Mr.. Campbell got out and endeayored 10
ADJUST IL when u few up and struck him violently
In the mouth Mr.. Campbell, In exerung himself
had evidently run his tongue out, and that mem.
Der was split fairly In two almost 10 the root b.
The blow which he received DR.. Dudley Morgan
10 whom the injured man went when he reached
the city, found 10 necessary 10 insert sulures along
the cieIt 10 hold the two parts OF the tongue.
together II their proper position. Tine doctor SAID
IL was one o. the most singular accidents he had
ever heard Of
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BRICKLAYERs' UNION, No. 1, OF ID. c., will give
an excursion 10 Baltimore september TO- accom-.
panied by the Marine and Third Artillery Bands
Special train win leave the Baltimore and Ohio
depot at $50 am sharp Tickets will also be good
On all regular trains OF that day TO Baltimore
Special Train returning VIII leave Camden station,
Baltimore, at l0:45 pm. Tickets can be pur.
Chased from the committee: Thomas Hughes iSOO
New jersey avenue northwest; W. c. Hickey 200
pennsylvania avenue northwest: Frank Carr 2Ol
Virginia avenue southwest or any member OF the
organization kound-trip rate sl-Adrl
National Republican., 1888-02-11


The symphony concerts under the direction
OF Mr.. Theodore Thomas on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, the 5th and 9Th Of March,
are events the musical importance of when
can hardly be overestimated.. Mr.. Thomas
and his matchless orchestra hold a unique
place In the affection OF all lovers of music
in the highest and loftiest attainments OF the
art. The advancement of musical thought
and culture in this country is due, more than
10 any other map. to him, and the orchestra
he directs to day is unapproachable In Amer
ica and rivalcd only in Europe BY the Vienna
organization of Hans Richter; These will be
the only appearances of Mr.. Thomas during
the season, and possibly for an extended
period, as IT Is generally known that hv de-
orche ST. al concerts in London.
MI Rafael Joset,y, the matchlesS tnterpre
,ccss.nGf Chopin and Schumann, and Mr.. Myron
W, Nhiiiey.. the famous ora.orio bassc, will
Mr Thomas has arranged his programmes
with great care, us Washington IL "ug W tne te
cities whose judgment and appreclas1it ~
values highly,
National Republican., 1888-02-11
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
UItY.

George Gibson was excused In the criminal
court yesterday from further duty as juror.
Ellen Mathews Yesterday In the criminal
court withdrew her plea OF not guilty of keep.
ing an unlicensed bar and pleaded guilty.
II. b. Bestor suggests to the commissioners
that the H. Il o. and Il Il 7. railroads should
have a night nagmau stationed at the cross
Jugs at Rrnning's.
The commissioners have accepted the set OF
weather signals for the Franklin school
building and they have asked for " set for the
District buildlugs
g,Thomas Gather, under indictment in the
criminal court on the charge of horse stealing,
was yesterday released on $500 bail, with Su'
sanna Rerth as surety.
The commissionerslhav ordered advertise.
mentS inviting proposals for the constrnc ion
OF sewers in some of the streets OF the new SUP.
division Oh ilsherwoOd.
Mary Ryan, an aged woman, fell aud severely
injured herself Mt the corner of Ninth and n
streets Thursday night, and She was removed
to the trGeman's Hospital.
Robert rortney has been grsntcda permit to
iGN a SIDE track from the Il and 2. tracks into
his yard. on Virginia avenue, between seventh
ard Eighth streets southwest.
The II. and o. railroad has been granted a
permit TO lay an s.lnch water main ut First
| and Il streets northeast for the purpose of sup
plying the locomotives with water
Mary G. Morrow yesterday lied petition
| in equity asking that she be made guardian tC
! her husband, lUhu F. Morrow, who is nov AT
| inmate oi Il. Elizcb2ths Asylum for the In
| sane.
| Yesterday in the criminal court Loudou r
| Thomas was convicted of keeping an un
| licensed bar at the corner of Eleventh and
| streets northwest in February, 1857. The sec
| ond case against him was noIle pressed.
National Republican., 1888-02-11
DISTRIBUTING ESTATES,
wills Filed and Admitted to Probate
atd Record

The last will and testament of the late Thos.
Duke was yesterday filed in the registers
office. All the estate is left to the widow, Sallie
d. Duke, snd she is named as executrx.
The last will and testament OF Thomas A.
Richards was also fled and admitted to pro
bate and record. Its testator leaves all OF his
property to his wife duripg her lifetime, and
at her death $4,000 to be given to Alexander
W. Richards, a grandson, and the balance OF
the estate is to be divided between the two
children OF Christina c. and Francis E. Rich-
ards, dee
The will of Cora Livingston Barnard Mercer
was also illed yesterday. She divides her
iewelry, furniture, pictures, books, &c, to
number of relatives. Her other bequests are
ste0 per annum to sarah W, Barnard StO per
aunum to the children of Mary NJ Brogden
$500 to Richard V. DE Witt. in lieu of his
commissions as executor Of the estate, 10
which pace she appoints him; 5000 to the
Epiphany Church. as a memorial to her late
husband, Thomas 5. Mercer, the money to be
held in trust and the interest applied to lhe
church home for aged or inirni womeu. lhe
balance of the estate not otherwise devised TO
the trustees of the estate and property OF the
diocesan convention Of New York, az a
mCmoi ial to Daniel u. Barnard, Sarah W l.,
Barnard and Cora ln b.. Mercer and to be
used in the discretion of said trustees.
National Republican., 1888-02-11

Echoes From Good Templar Lodges.
Past Grand Councillor W. F. swithler has
been appointed to the supreme head of the
order, right worthy grand deputy for the Dis
lrict of Columbia.
Rev. Mr.. Babcock, past grand chief templar
for Pennsylvania who was among the pleaders
before the committee of the House this week
for prohibition, has been welcome visitor
and sreakcr in several lodges.
Monumental Lodge, Past Grand Templar
Whitney, chief templar, which now meets on
Tuesday evening, has elected Miss Thompson
superintendent of juvenile templars.
Columbia Lodge, Brother Bergman, chief
templar. listened this week to a brief address
from the grand superintendent of juvenile
temples and elected Miss Lima HoOsoa super
intendent for the lodge. One new member was
initiated and several candidates proposed.
John b. Finch Lodge, Brother Sherwood, C.
T., had a large aud Interesting meeting this
week, and initiated one new member. large
number of visitors were present, some eight
different lodges being represented
Star of Hope Lodge had this week, an un-
usually interesting business meeting. one new
member was elected, Chief Templar George
Bollinger presiding, and several propositions
were received. The lodge voted to visit Golden
Light Lodge, Alexandra, in company with
Columbia Lodge, next Tuesday evening. In
the good of the order, Sister Lawton presiding,
Chief Templar BolliDger played a solo, Sister
Molly Shepard sang charming solo; remarks
were made by Brothers Lanman, Johnson,
Money, the grand Superintendent of tcmplars,
Brother Clark, and others.
National Republican., 1888-02-11
GENTLEMEN
PALA|S ROYAL SHIRT !!
If it doesn't suit in every particular return it and
ceve your eighty-fve cents; ; it will be returned
promptly and cheerfulIy.
THE PAlAlS ROYAL SHIRTS

1855. The "PALAIs ROYAL" SHIRT OF
February, issS, is certainly an Improvement
on the "Palais Royal' Shirt OF February,
1871. Eleven years Of experience has helped
us. Since it matches exactly the descrip-
tion published of the 81 shirt OF one Of our
leading competitors, we think we claim for
it THE BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE IN
THIS CITY. We offer for Soc a shirt equal
in fit 10 any custom made. The materials
are the same The price one-third.
National Republican., 1888-02-11
STORY OF 4 CONTRACT.
why Lane " Melnott Think Themselves
Entitled to Damages.

The case of Lane Il Melnott against Frank
Baldwin for $50, eco damages occupied the en-.
tire session Cf circuit court No, l, Justice Hag-
ner, yesterday, and was not finished when
court adjourned. Nessrs II. E. Davis and
Guyou Miller represent the plaintiffs and
Messrs. Bond and Bradley the defense. the
plaintiffs claim that through an understand
ing they had with Baldwin they went into
calculation and furnished him with the figures
by which he bid and secured the contract Tor
Home, and that the understanding was that
they the plaintifs) were to have the contract
for the stone work; that trusting to BALDWIN
agreement, they took no other contracts LOT
that season, as the soldiers Home contract
would keep them busy. Baldwin failed to
comply with the agreement, thereby causing
them great loss, The defense is that BALDWIN
securing proper authority.