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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

l. A.. a. -otss
Fhe s-isnce aud Education Committee
nraisAsd ne prrgramms a. the club 90
saturday afternoon. The nrst articls was
entitled, '.Tas Serps Of New Life The
writer described ths cellular tissues Of the
hasuso body. and ne reproduction Of cells
oy assisiou. Inc srticlc was IiiuSrated oy
diagrams. Que sloslnx ths csiiaiar con-
.tfaetion 81 ths hair. The phenomenon
oI haix. blsacaed by fright or soTTos, Ia .
sfoxle nlshs - caussd BY Introduction OF
Az buosiss iat9 tbs hollow tube ii the
centre II TIE hair. replacing the pigment
ta.t lorms shs cssoring mater. Nan was
sale 90 % . "frdsrauan OF cclls- Floral
Faski0 vas the next article. Pink aud
ysiios ssc the prevailing eoiors IN style ~
prsssnt yellow vas doastless ths prinai-
I've c1ior. rhsrs sfs nofs yellow ~iid
nawsrs thsu OF any other eoior. The or
ehitl cTaze ves c0nstsfed- In View tork
orcaias Aavs ossn sold ior n.any hundreds
o. dail4rs--ln oIe Instance Tor $1,000
(.rsnA Rapids aaz hitherto been shy Of or
enias. Roses are ~ preset Ia greatest
favor The writer recon- msDasd fcr sag-
mxr bsoomio<. dormznt plants. double VA
ri-siss. placed a rich soii. Ia sunny expos
rrsz. frss-rosss ssre cooasmned, ss tbeJ
"a not xros vel IL tDis climate. Ist
rf1Cefl.t pfl<93s k4Sas torcs "sfc fS1at "He
sons pasuczl aoetations ABOUT rower'
gissn. The manual trsininx Of children
s.s ne nsxt sublsct under eonssderstson
A story sss told Of the practical spplct
ton 81 manual training Tor three moath'
IN euolia ssaoois Ia ssw York.
Attention Vas exlist % q widespread or
xa1izslion sm0ug Christian women eallec
'srhs Kegs DauxhteTs" a1d q mOysnsen
was made 20 extend It's work In our o-r
ciss
Af1sr recess q spirited account was giv-r
n osn. Custer and full record oi DIS mili
tsry career.
The ladies' we're reminded Of sometime
tarxot,sn bylaws First. that ccmplimens
sry ticxsts are fars sishsd 20 strangers visit
ing The clty. or 10 aides sho Wish 10 yisi
tks club ior The purpose of Joining. and Z
-. restriction Of eiuo work 20 members.
A ntost beautiful sancn Of &rbutus va
sant 10 ne clah. with toe compliments o
Mrs ~. L Woodruff, C0pleJ, Mich. and
spray wss xivrn to each lady when tn
afternoon eles~d.
Ths History COMMITTEES vii report ner
wssx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PERSONAL NOTICE.

Dr. w. II. ROSS WILL BE IN CINCINNATI UNTIL
ABOUT THE FIRST OF JUNE
The doctors remedies can be bad at his
Office in the Widdicomb block. OF Mr..
Wssbburn, or at Or. Ross drug store, No.
40 West Fultan-si. Letters will reach him
al 4el West Eighth-st., Cincinnati. Ohio,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Miner, q Monroe-st.. keeps everything
desirable in the line of hats. he has ths
largest stock in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
KEMnYTn.

Coles Glove Store, formerly on Pearl-st-
has been removed to No. i30 Monroe-st.
where all the latest novelties in Sumrnel
goods may be had at bottom prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The largest and best stock Of hats IN the
city is kept by Miner. n Monroe 81, sxciu-
sivs agent for the Dunlsp has.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Sale of solid silver and Rogers best plated
ware At sctusl cost during this week at the
old reliable dealer. Hsrveyls. 6CAnal.st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

You are not pleased at times. with ten
cent cigar. The Eagle cigar for nickle
will surprise you, at Wsstlake Nc
Intyre's. S Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Let every man. woman ana cnlio reao
Compton Bros price list, which appears I'D
this paper today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Fl Porrsnir. MoDtra.e. Fl. Upuan and
other popular Imported brands -
WFsTLEEr 4 HcIrTTEE's.
sCansl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Manager Peninsular Paper Box Co.

The undersigned bess TO inform his Gus
toners and the general pablic that the Pc
ninsular Paper Box Company has gone out
of business. and that Chas. A. Distin, man
sger of that concern, has been engaged TO
MI his old position as foreman OF the Grand
Rapids Paper Box factory, where be VIII De
happy to welcome his friends and custom
ers.
All and any orders for paper boxes ofsny
size or description, and in any quantity,
will receive prompt attention. Prices res-
sonable, and ali work guaranteed frst-clsss.
Yours truly.
W. W. HUgISTEB, Prop,
q. Il. Paper Box Factory,
Telephone $50. IL Pesrl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Compists sssortmsDt Of cigars fnsi re
csssed st wssilaks s. AcIntyrss, s Canal
At
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

]. Miner, q Monros-st., is exclusive
agent for Dunlsp's famous hats. he also
has the Knox. Youman and Miller blocks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
OURSILK DEPARTMENT

is complete containing everything to be desired in that
line.
pure Silk Surahs latest shades at 30 cents
per yard.
All Silk Rhodemas at % cents fully worth Sf.25.
Full line of Black Coored Moire just received.
Our stock of Black Silks cannot be surpassed in prices
by any house in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Tonsn declared fsss he rurld n1aks th@
c~sf So s~rs cix~r sv-T rs<cesi - the zasr
vet. We haze ese r. W.<sleke a kska-
gre. Csnsi 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

aE tide r. oat and Al soct-sy q
u stranded oB lhs monotonons level
III If tas socisl sss shors. Tbs brook
~ aoss an lorsssr and forever. eat
soeisfy sbhs az4 5o~s Ike tAs tia- ei he
salxhty oe<an luss noe a . cut oct
anosas7 ~sek may bring ls BACK eessins on
gas loen0at ware the taiE bride With asr
veil d Mats Vaits whieA slssass liks the
laAsuiae crsst that snrmoants The
nrsa<sFs When thsfe sEs dangerous shoala
sas tFsschsEoa4 rocks the iosm-ero~nea
xsss .ssns ths ssors gsily and "a said thaa
ahsn Aia's shoals ars nearest and
tssseneroas Eoezs Do most abound. tbs
Bridal sosn aud veil are Of The vhs'ssi. sad
ene merfiiy 90 tAs msErisss bells ring.
fevsEgL laasst. most OF the brides snese
happg dares srs hxsd dEring the glad
SFrins Tins hase deciisd 70 be married IA
-mpis tsss siln4 k0sas snd nave no crush
a. e1solsy a. the Wedding. And . very
pretty IDEA & o. LOO. % DC bride 10 Tue
fine of apple blossoms and IKE ne nowe,s
~ 80 s~eet grteo lslds comes before Ood
si.aT ci01asi - seect slmpisitJ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Our Dress Goods Department

comprises fabrics in the market, i'm all tho
shades astonIshingly low prices fositisey
the N stock of Black Goods in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

II vo- 6es't ks oar i@persed eigzrs, try
n,~ x~s~s srs eent ezzr xsstass 4 Ne
Envm cs~e<&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
A DouBLx CARD.

The undersigned begs to inform bis
friends and the public in general. that the
business of the Peninsular Paper Box Com
pany, formerly located at 30 aud Al North
Division-st., has been discontinued. and
that he has accepted his old position as fore
man in the Grand Rapids Paper Box fac.
tory, IL Pesrl-st. All those having favored
the "Peninsular" with orders are kindly
asked to leave their future orders with the
Grand Rapids Paper Box factory.
Thanking my patrons for past fsvors. and
hoping to greet them AZ the "old place"
am respectfully.
CHAs. Il. DIsTIS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Try our Eagle cigar for . nickel,
WEsTLAkE 4 McIsTYREs.
c Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

i'm all the latest patterns and coors at Sc Zoe and fsc
per yard.
Chambray Dress Patterns. contaipfng 10 yards OF
and yards of embroidery To match al the low
price o 81 .9S, well worth $500.
One lot Cream India Dress Patterns. Embroidered i'm
he shades at &2.15 These Goods were
ne before sold less than $3.50 We also have liner
grades goods ranging In price from >2s5 To
S795 The call especial ottenion to as they
are bargain the regular price being Si5
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Parasols! Parasols!!

We are exhibiting the finest line of Parasols and sun
Umbrellas Tor Ladies and Chdren ever brought To the
city and at prices within the reach of ALL
Novelties in Silk, Satin and Fancy Parasols.
200 fine Satin Coaching Parasols all coors, % inch
95 cents each.
HEAVY Silk sun Umbrellas, 22 inch, at St.00 each.
Sun Umbrellas with Genuine Gold Caps Sf75 each
Satin Para lined ard silk LaceTrimming ST. D each
Misses Satin Parasols at soc, 60c and 15c each.
1000 Childrens' Parasos in all colors at 25c each.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Il. Edgar Jones, Of the Muskegon Ciron
icle hss . poem entitled Appreciation" In
the 1nlegfcaa Aagazaae for May.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

The following goods have arrived and have been placed
On counters as our Special Bargains for
the Coming Week.

10000 yards Crinkled seersu eker at cents per yard
5000 yards striped White Goods at ioe per yara
Five Cases Genuine Turkey Red Calico AT Sc per yard
beautiful line Zephyr Gingham i'm all the leading
STYLES at zoe per yard, former price ID cents.
The LargestEssohmentof laWgEVeT Displayed
, 1888-05-02
REMARKS.

The Public Surveyor, in a letter dated the
30th of December 1887, which will be found
on the Councils table, has estimated the
total expense of the above-named survey &c.
at 81 900, and has stated that he considers
that the measurements can be completed in
the course of two years. Consequently
95O0.00 will be required in the present
Financial year, instead of the sum of $4,000
stated in the Money Bill, which sum it is
therefore now proposed to increase by $4,000.
The Governor: The Budget Committee
had in its Report expressed a doubt, if it
would not be better to repair the old School
House at Mt. Victory instead Of building
a new School. which referred to the Gov
ernments original proposal for a building
at R0sehill; the Committee was inClined
to believe that it would be more ecOnOmi-
cal to repair the present building at Mt.
Victory. He had had the same doubts;
if the old School House, could be repaired,
it would of course not be so expensive to
maintain in future as a building consisting
of wood work such as that now proposed.
But the question is somewhat different
now, since the Roman Catholic School at
OrangegrOve has been closed, and now the
Public has to provide room for the
total number of children in that district,
about 40 children, which makes it neces.
sary to erect a larger building than Origi-
nalIy intended. The site now selected will
be in the centre of the district, and the
children will be at no disadvantage in re-
gard to distance from their respective
homes, and the School Commission has in
sisted on this site for the school, namely a
piece of land near Oxford belonging to
Jolly Hill. When we examine the map Of
this quarter, it will be noticed that if we
place the school at Mt. Victory, it would
be advantageous only for children from
Springgarden, Nicholas, Mt. Victory, Rose
hill, Annually, Pleasant Valley, with a
total of so children; but if it be at Oxford
Jollyhill, it would be convenient for Mt.
, 1888-05-02

We may remark that in 1926 a
scheme was submitted to Canning
for cutting a ship canal through the
Isthmus of Panama. The project
was so far seriously entertained that
the Mexican Minister at St. James's
promised Mexican patronage for it.
It is notable that, beyond the short
tening of sea routes, the promoters
call attention to its effects on the
development of the infant colonies of
New South Wales and Van Dieman's
Land, Their estimates were more
modest than those Of M. de Lesseps.
They undertook to survey the levels
for 100000, and to complete the
enterprise for a mere bagatelle of
three millions sterling,-Daizy Tele-
graph.
, 1888-05-02

S2,250 be granted for the erection of a school
house at Oxford.
REMARKS.
The proposal for the erection of a school
house at Rose Hill was based on the suppose
ton that the Roman Catholic Free School at
Orange Grove would continue in existence,
and that consequently it would only be
necessary to find school accommodation for
part of the children in the District; but as
the said school has been closed it has
become necessary to provide a public
school building capable of accommodating all
the children in the District who are bound to
attend school.
The building ought, moreover, to be con-
veniently situated in the District, and the
School Board has recommended that it
should be built on a corner of land belonging
to the estate jolly Hill, lying by the roadside
and adjacent to the negro village at Oxford,
(see the letter from the School Board, dated
9th February, this year, of which a copy is
laid on the Councils Table, also a copy of the
letter from the same under date of 22nd
October last year)
The land required can be had for 800.
The Building Inspectors estimate of the
cost of erecting a school building with
teachers dwelling is laid on the Councils
table.
1t is contemplated to erect the building
Of wood on a wall foundation, and to cover
the roof with galyanised iron, the length to
be 55 feet, the breadth 80 feet.
The teachers dwelling is to have a length
Of 30 feet and a breadth OF 20 feet, and is to
be divided into four rooms.
On the supposition that some Of the timber
of La Vall6e school house could be used, the
removal of which, however, would make it
impossible to use that building, which on the
other hand is no longer in use, the cost of
erection would be s., 900; but if that timber
cannot be used the cost will be $3.50.
The restoration Of Mount Victory School
house, which lies on one edge OF the district,
can b. carried out, according to the estimate
likewise laid on the table, for $1,70O, which
would be reduced to 81 800 if the timber
fom La Vali6e School house could be used;
to which, however, must be added the cost Of
erecting a dwelling for the teacher.
sub Item T. Expenses for Building and
other uncertain expenses, Money Bill
XVIII.
2. Uncertain Expenses.
The amount, $4,000, "for surveying
the lots in the town of C~hristiansted, and
making out new survey-regi8ters to be
increased by $4,000, to $4,000 0 and
the total sum under the item to be
altered accordingly.
, 1888-05-02

49, G2.6
Tue Money Bill was adopted tacitly.
MONEY BILL.
For d~efraying expenses under the Budget
for the Municipality Of st. CrOir for the FL
nanciaJ Year from LIST April 1888 to 3lSt
March 1899 the folLowing amounts are here
By granted.
snb Item r. Expenses for building and
other uncertain expenses.
l. For Building works:
A. Repairs of build
81 ,0OO.0O
B. New Buildings
1. the erecting of a
SchoOlhOuSe at
Rose Hill........ 100000
2. The eStabliS hing
ola DiSinfecting
Oven at Peters.
Farm Hospital. 10000
together building works. 50, 800. 90
2. Uncertain Expenses............ 100000
Total. 800. 49, 10000
The following amendments were propos-
ed by Governments:
sub Item T. Expenses for Building and
other uncertain expenses.
l. B. Erection Of a School house.
Instead of $1,000 for the erection Of a
school house at Rose Hill, it is proposed that
, 1888-05-02
The Money Bill was adopted tacitly.
MONEY BILL.

For defraying expenses Under the Budget
for the Municipality Of st. Croir for the
Financial Year from 1St April 1888 to 31st
March 1889 the toEIOwing amounts are hereby
granted.
sub Item q. Divers Expenses.
/. Divers supports.
a. to Mrs. Carly, widow of the former
Clerk in C~hristianSted's Custom
house, T.. E. Carly. ......$ 5000
b. De Wendt, former Police
man ......., 96.OO
G. " Mrs. Didrichsen, former
teacher in ChristianSted'S
Danish School ....... =. 800 90
d. " Mrs. just, widow of the
late Controller Of Gus
1864
e. /" Mrs. Koefoed, widow do. 10000
f. /" Mrs. Forsberg, widow Of
the late POlicemaster
Forsberg 10000
q. " the discharged teacher of
the Danish School at Chris.
tianSted. Boiling $4,000
h. &" do. teacher OF the
Danish School at Frederik-
sted, Ferris 800. L.. ...... 96.0O
/. " do. teacher at Chris.
tiansted's Burgher School,
Miss DanlelSen ............. 5000
Il. " a former teacher at Frede-
riksted, and later at Chris.
tianSted's Burgher School,
Miss L. A. Ruan........... 5000
/. " Mr.. E. J.. Browne, former.
~ teacher in the country
schools at st. CrOix ........ 5000
nj. " Mrs. Lorentz, formerly teach
er by the hour in st CroiX
School Departments. 49,. 96.0O
, 1888-05-02

52,250 be granted for the erection of a school
house at Oxford.
, 1888-05-02
Tncertain Erpen8e8.

UNC6FtUlN EIp6H6t8.
The amount, $4,000, "for surveying
the lots in the town of Ch~ristiansted, and
making out new survey-registers' to be
increased by $4,000, to $4,000, and
the total sum under the item to be
altered accordingly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

WEDNESDAY,, MAY 30, 1888
The boat will leave her wharf at foot of 9TH St At
10 IN. and $3.50 pm, returning at B. 15 and IN
Fare round trip: To Mt Vernon, 81; to all other
points 5Oc Music and Dancing, and good Catering at
the Hall my2S-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28
CITY ITEMS.
Great ClOsing.Out Sale

Al ). w. AUGENsTEIN's ST., 49, and S21 7th street
northwest, still going on. Read bargains for TO-
morrow. Save money and purchase now. Every
thlng must be sold before rebuilding. Half dozen
Ice Cream Saucers, and one Basket, &c.; half
dozen Table Tumbers, 1sc.; Imported Covered
excursion Basket, &C, regular price ST. Table
Oll-Cloth, PIC. yard; half dozen Knives and Forks
54c.; Wooden Water Bucket and two Tin Cups,
d5c; one dozen Teaspoons, lee; 2-qt. Gem ice
cream FreezerS s139; BOT, Sligo; 4-qt., &. ID;
Carriages reduced TO $6.47; all other carriages
equally as low. Do not purchase your Refrigera-
tors, wafer coolers, or Trunks until you have ex-
them below cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN'S INDICATED FACE POWDER IL
harmless a. the dew, preserves and beauties natural
ly Properly applied cannot be detected. The follow.
ing Druggists and those named in succeeding adver-
tisement comprising all the leading Druggists the
city. sell and specially recommendit.
Try "Freeman's Hiawatha Handkerchief Extract, !"
the latest delightful elegant quadruple strength.
j. Massey. $40 4th St H. = Stone, 9TH and L sts /;
A. s. Ellery, 9th and SITS L. @. Mlburn, 9th and
Mass ave. l. B. Cutler, N. j. ave. and 9 st; W. e,
RRailseR: 459 a St A b Finney 7th and sta A. NJ
Butler ClArridge. Ind ave. and ST; Van Syckeis,
18th and q SITS; j. w Drew, Conn. and ct NV
L Mackall 22d and I sta NV; G. F. Kem, 1918 18th
st. nv; j. M Major 9TH and sts. A f. Acker Sd st
Stt 10th and s., sJ ny ci.sei loth a and n.
Co., LIST and Il sts. NV; s. f. Ware Ebbitt House Chss
Moore. Penn. ave- and 18th st: 1. N. McComas,
and o sta. r. Brace. Goth and q sts; Tschiffely
Evans, Wholesale Agents. apl l-eo;3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

AT The FAIR, S12 9TH Street Northwest
Mexican HammOcks only 9Sc.; regular price
H.19.
six-bal Croquet Set only 79c.; eight-ball only
SOC.
covered Picnic Baskets only 22c.; worth 4Oc
Engraved Britannia Picnic Mugs only &c.
Lawn Tennis Sets from s.. 90 up.
Lemon Squeezers only &c.
beautiful Sa1lbOat only 9Sc
Fa0abaga, or Bean-Bag Game, only CSC
Ice Cream Freezers from 81 go up.
Garden Chairs only CSC.
Base Ball Goods OF every description.
Hammock Hooks, Spreaders, Ropes &C,
1 AT The FAIR, S12 9TH street northwest
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Acknowledgement I

EXCURSION TO LURAY CAvERNs.-A select excur
sion 10 the wonderful Cayerns Of Luray will be
run by the Baltimore and Ohio X. X on Wednes-
day, May 3Oth. special train will leave b.
and o. depot, Washington, at $50 am and reach
Washington on the return trip at 300 pm,
allowing four hours at the Caverns Dinner can
be procured at Luray station restaurant or at the
famous Luray inn. The round-trip fare Will be
$3.50. and as the number OF excursionists IS lin
tied 10 2OO those desiring TO take the trip should
call early at b. and o. ticket Offices Nos 619 and
1851 pennsylvania avenue. The seats In the train
are numbered and will be reserved for those who
purchase tickets In advance.
THE CARROLL INSTITUTE win have q grand con-
cert for It's benent this evening at Carroll Hail. on
/. = -
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SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.

OILkS. OILKS silks.
FANCY SILKS 37H. 40, As, 4Sc.
HENRlETTAS. the new style dress goods. gobelin
WIDTH IL yards for SO.
BLACK sURAH SILK. excellent quality. real value
Toe, reduced to CSC.
HENRIETTAs, all pure French WOOL very finest
quality. nearly IN yards wide; tan, terra Gotta,
blood, gray. gobelin blue; cash value 81 price
INDIA LINEN. very fine quality. cheap At 15c.; re-
SATIN MORE tw.tered .ilk). the new style trim
ming, real value 81; reduced 75c.
Inc ladies' OF Washington are cordially Invited to ex
anime our beautiful Dress Goods CONE" even
you have bought elsewhere. We delight in allowing
our wonderful cash bargains
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, rs, Sc, 81
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, pure French wool N
yards wide. special cash bargain "a nc.
FRENCH SATTEENs, finest quality, 25c.
width, cash value &c.; reduced to 4Sc.
cash Customers Will please select ONE Of the follow
ing T presents. Il they buy 81 or oyer Pair Damask
IowelA worth u pair OF SILK -enbrotdered Corseta
a?s e. half dozen DANISH E.ptin. 7SS Select oSi
CANT Bridal Quilt worth $50; two pairs Damask
nyl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

DELIGHTFUL DAY can be spent by taking the
excursion tram leaving Baltimore and OHIO Depot
~ 4 - DecoTIilOn Day, Tor Bay Ridge, thence
", tAy mammoth stealkr Coiumbia down the
tle O0at- Round trip only 81. Children 30 cents /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

Indications for The 2. hours commencing at p. m
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsyl-
Vanla, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland,
warmer followed by cooler, local rains fresh TO
brisk southeasterIy winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28
New SPRING Goops.

We have Just received another fresh assortment of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, comprising q fun
line Of Faille Francais Peau de Sole. and Mascot
Silks, all grades. Black Silk Lace Flouncngs and
China Silks. Grenadines. and French Satteens Linen
Sheetings and Pillow Linens. all widths; Dsmask Ia
BILE Cl0ths all sizes, with Napkins to match.
HOOE BROS. CO.
mh1-3m 1928 f It
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

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u 6l2f n.w-11r e166 81 631 Mass av me- Or a2a35
lISI ST. NV. 13r... lbs 2l0S Or. % 80
312 c st. n. W., 2Or 100 AIT, Boundary n ". 7r %,
o!t I1tn ST NV. l2r 100 1918 ST. n -
6lg St n-w- .65 224 Mass av N w.. 7r 100
III Md sE ne 1lr. 90 1916 l. St NV, dr.. -. 50
9l7 stn.w. ,l1r....55 81. as us st n W. Sr,. 20
III Z Cap St. llr 80 30 500 St ne, Or. go Sc
221S 9Th ST. n. Tor. so Ala ID 81 m W N - 20 40
90 Grant Place. Or As IL "a 9th :. W Or 70 80
aV6 18TH ST. ,11r. .45 GA ST. Or. 10 20
Jus 81 NV, Or 40 1928 Nj ave or Is. 80
204 ID st. NV, 1Ur. 40 3llS ST NV Err. Il
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

A MARYLANDER AND HIS PIsToL--Mr. Henry 7.
ID. stanford, a resident OF St. Mary's County, Nd.
was before the Police Court to-day, charged with
carrying 4 revolver. He was arrested SATURDAY.
afternoon, because while under the Influence az
liquor he had been seen hourishing the weapon
nr. stanford stated that he put the pistol In his
pocket because he had TO travel lonely road 10
the steamer. The judge told him that under the
circumstances II he had been found with the
weapon In his pocket and had made no ATTEMPT 10
Use 1t he would not have felt disposed to impose
fine, but the defendant had done Just what the
law IS intended 10 prevent. fine OF $50 was I'm
posed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

The FANCY GOODS SALE advertised In another
column To take place at AZ 9tn street northwest,
commencing Tuesday, May -, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
and continuing each day and evening until entire
stock Is sold, will he managed by S. Samstag.