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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-29
Cottons, &c, &c.

These goods we shall
carry in sample only,
thus insulring nothing but
fresh goods and the new
styles. No shop worn
stock, or antiquated pat.
terms. If you want a car
pet, we can surely please
you, for, if in the thirty
or forty styles which we
show, you should find
nothing that you want.
we can have samples of
anything wanted OF short
notice. Our carpets will
be cut to diagram if de-
sired, at no additional
cost, Or all made up at
an additional expense Of.
only five cents a yard,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-29
Manchester, Vt, March 9th, 1888.

A North Troy dispatch Of the l4th says
Geo. Van Dyke, aged 26, and unmarried
was run over by the train while walking on
the track at Mausonville station this after
noon and killed. His body was cut in two.
The deceased was deaf and the third men
Der Of the family to meet death in the same
way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-29
Full Gallon Syrup Cans,
FOB IO GENTS EACH

double scanned bottoms. With either tin or zini
screw tops var gssketr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-03-29
f. L - Ell .

We have received for the trade a sui ply Of nh
that are Il splendid qualify, and in case you re-
quife any ciscots, herring, salmon, maeksra or
cod would say We can furnish you 10 any guam.
tity you desire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-31
NUMERO 6
Tariff DES ANNONCES.
Par sema1na

Avis de marriages, so cents.
Demandes d'emploi--demandes de do
mestiques ou employes-annonces pour
chambre ou pension-annonces pour oh
ljets perdus ou trouves,
Au taux de UN CENTIN par mot.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-31
. T. r. LEROUX, Redacteur.
Les escapades dun clergyman.

Un clergyman protestant, le re-
v6rend Plttsls y, de Westport { Mas
sachusetts), Went d'etre pobjet
dun gros scandale.
LIE reverend Pittsley a etc pen
dant plusieurs mols le pasteur de
la Christian Union Church de
Westport, vlllsge manufacturer
des environs de New Bedford.
Mais bient0t le reverend, accuse a
tort ou d raison d'entretenjr des
relations beaucoup trop famil1eres
avec plusieurs de ses jeunes pa
rolssiennes, a etc oblig6 de donner
sa d6mlssion. LIE clergyman, dali
ieurs, est rest6 a Westport, allant
precher le dimanche dams les viii
lagos du voisinage, ct men conti-
nuant pas moins, assure ton, ses
escapades avec ses anciennes pa.
roissiennes.
Or, mercredi soir, le reverend
etait justement chez une de celles-
ci Westport lorsqu'une centaine
de 1eunes gems du Village sont
allies lul faire un charivar1 Internal,
les uns avec des cors, d'autres avec
de vieilles trompettes, d'autres en-
fin en- frappant avec des cuil]eres
ou des fourchettes sur des vieilles
casseroles ou de vielles poeles.
C'6tait un vacarme epouvantable.
LIE reverend Pittsley, effray6 sans
donte par CO vacarme, Gu la mau-
yaise inspiration de SO sauver;
mais il n'6tait pas plutot sorti de
la. maison que les manifestants 50
]etaient sur lui ct le roualent de
coups.
Get 6v4nement, on le comprend,
a mis- tout lie village en- r6voltion.
II est juste de dire cependat que
lie reverend Pittsley Sc pretend ca
lomni6 par plusieurs de ses an
ciens paroissiens, a cause dune
croisade quill await enterprise con
tre pabus du tabac ct des liqueurs
fortes. II a fait arreter quelques-
uns de ses agresseurs; mais, d'au.
tre part, lie bruit court a Westport,
que, 81 le reverend dome suite q
l'aHaire, des revelations autrement
scandaleuses auront lieu au cours
du process.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-31
POUR RIRE.

Un voyageur de commerce nous
certife avoir WI de ses yeux va, CO
qui s'appelle WI, l6;riteau suivant
attach6 une voiture:
VOlTURE A VENDRE
Avec la permission de N. le Maire
Don't le derriere, repent neuf
peut s'ouvrir a voldnte.
Xxx
La force de phabitude.
Un reverend fat une promenade
en- bateau voiles dams la baie de
New York avec six de ses parois-
stems.
Survient un ouragan de pluie, de
grele ct d'6clairs.
La barque va ch.v.rer. LIE r6v6.
rend a genoux, fait tout haut une
priere fervente, puts SO relevant
apres PAme,.
-Maintenant, mes freres, dit-iI,
je vais faire la quote habltuelle.
Et il tend son chapeau a ses
compagnons 6bahis.
.*x
Nos bons domestiques:
.-Tenez, Joseph, dit lie baron de
X...... q son valet de chambre,
VOLTA comment il faut sly prendre
pour vernir des bottlnes. 800. On
lave d'abord lie CUR %.
Monsieur doit comprendre que
81 je savais aussi bien TRAVELLER
que monsieur, je ne serals pas a
son service.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-31
Allez dams l'Ouest.

Aucune partie des Etats- Unis
n'offre aujourd'hui autant de chan
CO de faire fortune que le Montana
5urtout aux environs de Great
Falls. Cartes, renseignements, prix
du voyage, en- un mot toutes les
informatlons possibles seront four
MES gratis q toute personne qui en-
terra la demande q M. G. III. Wal
rem, agent general des Passengers
de la compagnie de Manitoba a
|St. Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-31

RoME.-Les cardinaux Simeoni
ct Monaco ont soumis au Pape un
compte rendu des discours ct mani
festes fats par les Parnellistes au
su]et de son dernier resort ct lui
ont sugg6re de lancer un nouvel
ordre. Leon XIII p,6fere atten.
Dire les evAnements avant de prem
Dire aucune decision qul pourrait
sembler etre inspir6e par un but
s,O11tinnp.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-31
Un voyage EN- ballOn.

Un Francais du nom de Jovis a
propose de faire un voyage de
New York en- Europe dams un ae-
rostat nouvellement invente. La
mesure cubique de ce ballon est de
$4,000 metres ct Jovis croft pou-
voir faire 70 miles a Pheure.
Paul Arene, Ia lieutenant Mallet
ct M. Carpenter, ont CONSENT q
paccompagner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
Alexandria Affairs.

Ascpprteu IOr the EVENING STAR
IHR LIQUOR LlCENsEs.-The License Court of this
city would, under the rule have begun M the cor
Poral!on courthouse th, morning, but 1t has been
postponed until next Wednesday, when, IL Judge
Meade should continue too Ill to hold the court
mere, Judge Clarke will come from Winchester.
AIlthe liquor licenses expire or the 3Otn OF April.
d;,n new licenses must be procured. No other con-
ution iOi tne sale OF liquor Is required here than
mat IN the opinion OF the judge the applicant ais
q ny person and the place OF business is suitable
anu convenient" The dealer is obliged. however,
~ pay tne license fee In advance TO the commits,
Saoher OF the revenue, and TO HE a bond with two
1onasmen 70 comply with all the provisions OF the
tne liquor Traffic. II Is understood that this Yea r
tne liquor dealers will pay their licenses I'm con-
Pons depositirg the money at the same time, 10
under the Law. soA1'"'
THE WORK OF THE CANNERy.-work upon the
INFERIOR arrangements OF the Pioneer Cannery, at
the Mary land Terry wharf, Will begin this week
and the englne.house Will be put up before the
close OF next month. The farmers OF the neigh
toes, being assured OF certain market here for
them OF 20 cents bushel for superior tomatoes
for frstclass cans and Is cents for inferior toma-
toes capable OF being used for second quality cans
Much OF the machinery in use at the cannery
alongside the baltimore and Ohio Railroad m
Northeast Washington viii be brought here. and
not only tomatoes, but other fruits and vegetables
Will be canned. Manager Claggetts contract with
the citizens who have furnished him the building
&c, rent Iree, IS that he VIII employ nifty hands
NoTES-Rev. DR.. Minnegerole, OF st. Pauls
church, Richmond, preached at ST. Paul'S church
here yesterday.-Mr. A. W. Harrison had a COW
killed oy ngntn1ng last weeK.--Messrs. d. X
StarSburg, w. f.. Latham and ". K Studs lerI
here to-day for Lyncnburg TO represent Alexan-
ora Odd Fellowship In the grand lodge at Lynch
burg this week.-A movement is IN progress TO
restart and extend the sumac mill here, and It IS
probable that mill OF this character will be
brought here from Burkevtlle Va-The steamer
City OF Alexandria Was Inspected and relicensed
last week.--AleXandria Is now furnishing con.
siderable Quantities or frame work. lumber and
other material for houses In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
The SignaI.ServiceP Problem.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
About this time every year there seems to be an
impression In the mind or some one that he Is
dlviney called and chosen express for the Signal
Corps the wishes and hopes OF the men composing
II, and so auJhoritatiyey and emphatfcaily as To
leave no room Tor the suppOstion that there might
exist differences OF opinion as 10 what the major
ity OF tue corps do wfsn. Unfortunately, facts do
tuted herald. Not more than year ago petition
Was presented TO Congress asking that the Signal
service be transferred 10 one of the civil depart
mentS OF the Government. That petition was,
with the exception OF perhaps twelve, signed by
all the men more than $50 ON duty at the Signal
once In this city. How many or the observers at
other stations would have added their names had
the TACT that such paper was in preparation been
known in time 10 Is impossible 10 say. AS II was
many telesraphed asking that their names be
appended The force at the Chief Office Is con-
TO station duty and filling vacancies thus created
with men from the different stations. 1t Will
be readily seen, therefore, that the force
at this office fairly represent In every
scattered throughout the country, and TO voice
their sentiments far more accurately tnan any
Seii-appolnted exponent. Inc petition above re-
ferred 10 asked not only for separation OF the
further, that Congress relieve an intelligent body
OF nen from a position that Is and has ever been
disagreeabe ana CALLING. III there has been a
revolution in the opinions and wishes since then,
(and sucn change Is not known TO mel, when did
IL occur, and how has IL been manifested? II not,
upon what does ''ObServer," IN q recent issue OF
The STAR, base his assertion? Solely, think,
upon The fear mat he viii not be one OF the per
manent" party. He seems TO have forgotten that
the policy OF this government Is not paUernal, and
Is supposed To dispense With man services hen
ever they are no longer required. Further, II he
enjoys absolute Sub,eryiency TO ShOulder-SIrapS
has no right TO assume that others are SO easily
pleased. a COMMITTEE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
The Dog Nuisance.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Is 1t because OF negro fondness for dogs that the
city Of washington Is so infested with these ami.
mails? have invariably observed that wherever
In this country the Afric-American element Is q
considerable social factor the canine has free
and is multiplied. Hence naturally arises the
query, how many persons In Washington are
likely to be bitten by mad dogs during the coming
summer? Hydrophobia Is the most Horrible OF all
Diseases and the certain death supervening Is all
the more affctlng TO the friends Of those who die
BY II from the fact that a fully-enforced law for
the exclusion OF dogs from the city would have
averted the canine curse. Another objection to
canine yelplng and barking. This nuisance is In
tolerable in here there are inyalids
and nervous persons, who find IL impossible to OBJ
tain much needed sleep In the vicinity OF such ear
piercing noise. Surely the dog-tax ought to be as
costly as q beer license! A. L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
CITY ITEMS.


BABY Carriages! Baby Carriages!
a., IaE FAIR. S12 7th st. NV. calls attention 10
the elegant line and large assortment Of Baby Car
nages. which they row have In stock.
FOR Sa9S-Neat Rattan Carriage, with Para
Sol, nicely upholstered, steel springs, and strong
For ASA new shape Carriage, upholstered
IN English Reps equal to carriages sold elsewhere
For s11. es-our special Carriage, upholstered in
Plush, Satin Paras0l, Nickeled Springs.
For ST.. asa fine carriage, upholstered in the
For sl5.4s-A polished Rattan Carriage, SILK
Plush Uphostertng, has Bicycle wheel Nickel
pissS or az SkPf nag r ,,,, - ,,o,.,.,
in Broeaded satin, fsrssOI to match, Plush ROll,
elegant Workmanship; gem.
Also an elegant line OF selected Carriages. rang
Our facilities In the line Of Baby Carriages are
such that we feel confident that we can otter as
great Inducements In this line as any house
We respectfully ask an inspection and compari-
son.
THE FAIR, SO 9TH ST. NV. /
s1.4S! SLASH s1.4sM
An unprecedented display OF Light Fine Fur
unheard-of price OF $l.43 FRANC, O0e-Price Hat
Ter and Furnisher, cor. 9TH and ID.
10000 Imported Tooth Brushes
VIII be sold at PIC. each. Every brush guaranteed
MERITS Drug Store,
The lowest priced drug store in the city.
ssNeyv IHOmes,'' DOnestfcs, Singers,
Americans, Households, Whites, &c, $15. other
makes s.; all fully warranted At Funks Sewing
Machine Agency, 1881 7rh ST., near O-st- market
Renting and repairing; good work and low prices.3
Sidewalks, Watcr.tight Cellar and
Stable floors, and all other work executed for
which Portland Cement, Asphalt, Concrete, and
German Mastic are suitable. For character OF the
work OF this company We have numerous refer
ences at our Office. None but skilled wOrKmen
employed, and all work guaranteed. Schillinger
Co. II. j. MCLAUGHLIN, General Manager,
1420 New York ave.
Refined CamphOr CSC. ID. Merits Drug Store.
Given Away.
Patent Trunk Strap with every trunk pur-
chased Of JAS s. ToPHAM
go 1881 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
Phillips Digcstible Cocoa, O delicious
reproducing drink does not distress.
California Tickets, j. F. Minor, B. O..
Depot. got
"Royal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &c,
Refined CanphOr CSC. ID. Mertz's Drug Store
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il H. "Ward" prints, 45c per Id.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
Affairs I'm IVES, Wa.hinr,ou.

PAyiSG FOR THE CHURCH INPRovENENT.-The
Easter offerings handed in by the congregations at
the various services In Holy Trinity (CathOiic)
church on Easter sunday 10 help liquldate the
debt incurred for improving the church amounted
TALLY Increased by offerings at the masses yester-
day.
PoLIcY COURT CAsEs.-Cora ktdwell, young
large black hat, was arral kned before the Police
Court to-day on charge OF vagrancy. She was
required TO give bonds or go DOWN for twenty
charge OF using bad language and was given
nfteen days because he was unable 70 pay 1ne
nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
Last Wednesdays STAR, In commenting on the
tragical death OF valuable citizen By q reckless
rider or driver, said: There must be halt My
own impression Is there will be no halt until there
IS summary and severe punishment following
every instance OF careless riding or driving, and
this can only be effected by all OF US acting In con-
subjected to danger by careless driving or riding
make IL his or her duty TO obtain the name, ad-
dress, or appearance or any one who is guilty and
report him. In the night lies the greatest danger,
when carriages rush madly around the corners;
but the great difficulty is In Identifying the
saved myself from the wheels OF carriages at night
by putting my hand on the horses and throwing
myself with agility out OF the way OF the wheels
Trey passed rapidly by. In no one instance could
identity the carriage or the driver. Frequently
in the day time 1 have escaped wagons driving
10 the pavement. In one instance alone did
identity the driver He had his reinS fastened over
his head, his horse going ut a rapid gait around
the corner. and the man was reading. l reported
the location, the owner OF the wagon, and the ex-
act hour ami day TO the head OF the police. Sew
identify the man, but the employer would see that
his drivers were more careful" beg OF my fel-
low-ctizenS to do their whole duty in detecting
and having punished every case OF reckless dr1v-
ing that comes under their observation. DO not
wait for II TO become a sad calamity like that OF
give them 10 distinctly understand that Tor
careless driving they Will be held 10 q strict
accountability, ana II detected in careless driving
instant dismissal Will be the consequence. / i'm
plore the police 10 BE- more watchful In these cases
and not let single one escape, and last and not
brought before him, give the guilty one the full
extent OF the law. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
The N. p. Conference.

ELECTION OF MINISTERIAL AND LAY DELEGArrs
The principal business done by the Methodist
Protestant Conference, In Baltimore, at Its Satur-
days session was the partial election OF ministerial
and lay delegates to the general conference TO
meet On the 18th of May at Adrian Mich The
oallot.ng was done at Fridays session for nine
Ministerial and nine lay delegates. The result was
as ioiiows: Mlnlsterial-Revs. l. W. Bates, r r.
Tagg, W. s. Hammond, W. NJ. Strayer, j. D. Kim
ger, T. J. nrinkhouse and Rev. T. Ii. Lewis. Lay
Messrs w. j. c. Dulaney; c. W. Button, j. X
eaton and e. I. Herring. Two ministerial and
nve lay delegates remain 10 be chosen to-day. Lay
pelesates samuel Burgess and W. E Waltman
were excused from conference.
conference refused 10 take Rev. J. Clay from the
nst OF Cnstationed minister's Frederick circuit was
oivlued; Porter's Grove was annexed 10 Rowland
vile; Georgetown and Delaware were created mis-
sions, and supplied with a single man; Alexandra
changed from mission TO q station. The colored
NJ. p. churches OF South Carolina were referred to
committee on missions for the purpose OF setting
tnein on as mission conference, 10 be under care
OF this conference. The standing committee on
pulpit service was abolished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
REFINED c.xrHox asc. 10. Merits Drug store.

An ELEGANT SUBSTITUTE for OILS, salts, pills and
al kinds OF bitter, naiseos nleolc!neS Is the very
agreeable LIQUID fruit remedy, syrup OF Figs, re-
commented BY leading physicians Manufactured
only by the California Fig syrup Company, San
francisco Cal 81 druggist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
Au,usements To-usyhs.

NATIoSAI--Kellar. the Magician
MISUNDERSTANDING in ''Shane-na-Lawn.'
ALL SOULS CHURcH.-Dr. Collyer's lecture
HARRIS.-Edwin Arden in Eagles Nest"
kERSASS-Variety.
PANORAMA BCILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

FUNERAL OF Rosa ID. STINE.-The funeral of
Miss Rosa ID. slime, daughter OF Major j. H. Slime,
took place yesterday afternoon from Mai shines
home :S2e5 street southeast, and was largely at
tended Rev. Mr.. Steele ofIiciated, and the re-
mains were Inferred at GlenwOod. Captain Ii. NJ.
Gilman, OF Kearney's old brigade, had charge OF
the funeral arrangements. The paIl-bearers were
General W. &. Tally. Colonies /. $. Tlchenor and
John K Thompson, Mai. T.. p. Halstead, W. s.
Odeu and Alien Wall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
LOCAL MENTION.
The Neaft,er.

Indications for the 2. hours commencing ais p m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland. Della:
ware, ana Virginia, warmer fair weStner loiloweo
on Tuesday by rain. light 20 fresh easteriy WINDS
becoming fresh TO brisk soUthery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

CIPHER on ToaBsrOSE--A recent examlna-
ton " Shakespeere's tombstone with powerful
magnifying glass has enabled Professor Donneily
90 find letters heretofore undiscovered, which In
distinctly appear TO be = q. Z They may relate
10 important discoveries as TO the authorship OF
shakespeare's plays but whether or no, they GER
tainly do represent the initials of scotch oats Is
seDce, which II the greatest nerve and brain food
and curative for neuralgia, nervous exhaustion
and hySteria known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
Real Esfafe Sales.

Mrs. Josephine :. Whitehand has bought, for
$500, OF b. II. warder, SUD lot 12s square IS, IL
by SIS feet, on X, between goth and list streets
northwest.
hon. WIN. Window has sold his residence, on
Scott Circle, through Fitch, Fox and Brown 10
Charles \. Mum, esq, or Chicago, for $4,000
cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
WrLBuR,s CocoA-rHrrA

Easily digested Of the nnest flavor. A hearty bev-
eraze for sppette q aelie.te drink for ths
nnexcelled " purity no nnRisssapt after snsc..
ST. nv: n " Burchell 1925 nv, sIasnul 4 Co,
9Th and NV. e Wilmer. 1918 Pa ave: b. l.
Wheeler, cor X and lsth st. nv: =. r. Matters. cor
9TH aud o sta NV: y Z. f.ee 1915 = 81 NV: I'm
Burchard Bro. 354 Pc. ave; G. kellogp. cor ets
3. c,..el; VIM Brown: n ?. Metzser. and q. v.
n .. MILBUk SONS. Manufacturer
d2l- lhlisdelphia. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

The WEEKLY STARs Pocket Atlas the World
"a offered free 10 every new subscriber for year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. IL Is n handsomely printed
book OF l91 pages profUsely illustrated with morS
than 100 coiored maps and Diagrams and contains
wealth OF general information. SO advertise
Renr II another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
CHEW ~Rosenfelds Gem" Tobacco.

JorSTI-Ess MATTIN6s. ID CENTS A YAED.-In our
Mating stock you will ind everything that IS new
and novel. Another lot OF those Walnut suits,
marble top, at $3.50, just received at
W. ii. HoEKE,
sol Market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

+ HnADELpH1A STORE.
sPECIALTIEs IN DRESS GOODS.
just received extra fine FRENCH SERGE, AZ
inches wide in Gobeln Blue. and Terra Gotta at Soc
~ full line Of CAsHMEREs. 40 inches wide, in all
the spring shades, at SOC yard
New DRESS GOODS coming every day. in plain
heanluai tiers on Black Goods, Black silks. Black
hhaiaines. Faile Franchise. Arlnures Surahs
Special bargain i'll BLACK SILK. ~ inches WIDE at
sL@' yard Would be cheap at 81 80;
Special bargains in TABLE Linens, NApk1Ns and
Extra size HUCK and DANIASK TOWEL at 12hc
great bargain in HUCK TOW Ell at l5c.
sonnet hing very special in HI OK at lSc
AT II and 25c. the best TOWEL offered for the
Special bargains in TABLE LINENS Unbleached
and H Gsitf wi" Jay y0H H6 s. ffs them
HOSE at 2:5c ~ ~A
The Best Ladies' BALBRIGaAN HOSE, in heavy,
medium, and lieht weight, at 2oc.
solid FAST COLOkS. 25c. Fine GAUGE, Pin, and
Broken Stripes ut 2.ic
Extra value in NE rs HALF HOSE. Blacks, Colors,
and Unbleached, at CSC.
Ladies and Misses TAFFETA and SILK GLOVES
and MITTS. Blacks and Colors.
MEMS TAFFETA GLOVES.
CARHART LEIDY.
ap7-42 OPS 9TH and 7o6 sts NV
EOR A JAUNTY MISSES HAT, OR NEAT HAT
i or Bonnet for middle elderly lady, 20 to
kACFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION
apo-ot 12A1 and 1243 i th Ut, se,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

ALI BUSINESS in Germany Is effectually attended
10 by the Gernan-American Agency, As 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09

A PRISONER OF WEAK MIND CLUBBED By
PoLICENAS--ThiS morning in the Police Court the
name OIL Frank Armstrong was called, and q COL
ored man, with his lace covered with blood.
answered, and pleaded not guilty TO a charge OF
profanity. He said that the officer lclubbed him
Tor nothing. Judge Smell called Oficer Hutchin-
son attention To the fact that he had the certi-
cate OF ply sfan 10 the effect that the prisoner
was OF unsO( Id mind. Prosecuting Attorney
Shiliing;on remarked that the prisoner had evil
IDENTIFY been hit with a club. The Judge said that
he would release tine prisoner on the strength OF
the certificate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-09
LIGHTNING RoDs; electric work. J.E. KuEu

For spring lamb go 10 Jno. r. Kelly, stalls Cos,
CO. and $50 Center Market, and roc and .CS North
crn Liberty. Corn beef n speciality.