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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-01-21

''ln those districts composed Of one
arish, there shall not b. less than six
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-01-21

WEATHER REPORT
For the past week. ending Jan.
19. 1888:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-01-21
Amendment No. 3.

Joint Res CLINTON No. % If the Regular
session of 1856.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-01-21
Announcements.
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce
w. Il. COOK,
As candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of
st. Tammany Parish, subject to the
action of the Democrat Convention.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-01-21

Joint Resolution No. IS. of the Reg nlar
session of 1856.
Amendment No. 4.
Article 1S0-"rhe New Basin Canal
and Shell Road and their appurtenances
snail not be leased nor alienatsJ."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
DR.. Lanes SALARY.

THE SCHOOL BOARD FIX THE RECORD so HE CAN
DRAW IT.
The board OF school trustees yesterday as it is
supposed. finally solved the problem growing out
OF tue designation OF Dr. F. r. Lane to act prin-
cipal OF the High School IN place OF the late Prin-
cipal Paul After Principal PaurS death Dr. Lane
was 50 designated temporarily, and IL was found
that by reason OF the restrictions OF the law re-
garding the increase OF teachers salaries that Dr..
Lane would have TO serve at his old salary OF
$500, received member OF the corps OF teach
ers. Controller Durham finally decided that the
board could increase the salary, and at a meeting
held on the 10th inst. the board made order ap-
pointing Dr. Lane acting principal until the
end OF the year, and increasing his salary TO
sioners, however, discovered that there was nc
such ONCE known as acting principal, and hence
the salary could not be paid 10 DR.. Lane under
that designation so the board held another
meeting last evening, and fixed the matter by cor
recting the minutes so as TO appear that Dr. Lane
was appointed principal from and after the 10Th
iusf. until the end Of the school year. This action.
IL was stated. would enable him 10 draw the In
creased salary from the 10th inst
A letter received from Trustee Francis, suggest
Ing that the colored Normal school be named the
Miner school, In honor OF its founder was referred
10 the committee having charge Of the school.
letter received from DR.. ]. W. II. Lovejoy, dean
OF the medical department or Georgetown Uni
yerslty, Offering a scholarship in the medical de-
partment 70 the Washington High School, was re-
fcrrrd 10 the committee on High school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
The Police Cour, Juaxe~hip.

local LAWYERS WHO WOULD LIKE To SUCCEED JrpGE
sSELL-THE COMPLEX DISTRICT CRIMINAL LAWS.
As the end Of Judge SHELLS term draws near the
candidates for the Judgeship OF the Police Court
increase In number, and members Of the bar who
are democrats spend some time In the court ac-
quainting themselves with its methods OF prac-
tice hoping and expecting that the day is not far
distant when their colleagues will have TO address
them as 'your houor" What puzzles some OF
THIN Is the different laws governing the various
sections OF the District. What can be punished
In one section cannot be prosecuted In another.
and persons unacquainted with the laws md it
di11cult 10 understand the workings OF the court
The name Of Mr.. Thomas Miller has been men,
TONED as a candidate. and many members OF the
bar think that should Judge Smell fall TO be reap
pointed and the District should receive the ap-
pointment, Mr. Niller's chances are as good as
those OF any other candidate. The name Of As
sistant District Attorney Lipscomb has also been
mentioned He has so conducted the prosecution
OF cases in the Criminal Court TO gain the conn.,
dence and esteem OF his brother lawyers Mr. J.
w walker announces himself q candidate He Is
native OF Virginia, but has resided here for the
past seven years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
Condemned lOcaIS.

verdict OF not guilty was rendered yesterday
Edward Gordon, Henry Curry, alias Henry Toll
liver, alias PoSSum Curry; SAMUEL Boston, Henry
scott, and John Jackson-charged with rape upon
Lizzie Ford, cOlOred, on the night OF March Is.
AT q meeting last night, at the corner or Sun and
l. streets, steps were taken 10 form a vest VIZ
GINA Democratic Club, ex-RepreSentative Gibson
was elected temporary chairman, and W. W. Trail
temporary secretary.
Mrs. Kate Tarmalt Woods, OF Boston. will read a
paper at Willard's Hotel on Friday evening, the
9TH inst, entitled: as Boston Literary Center?
A select audience has been invited 10 hear her.
Hon Zachary Montgomery Will deliver an ad-
dress upon the pubic school question at the meet
Ing OF Carroll Institute this evening.
The side wall OF two houses under construction
at lis 1rh street for John Il. Prinkart. gave way
No one was hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
Cure OF HydrOphObia.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
send this cure OF hydrophobia that those who
cannot avail themselves OF Pasteur'S treatment
may be cured ut home. 1t is copied from a scrap-
book fifty years old:~
at is well known to physicians that in every
instance where person is bitten by a mad dog
small pustules make their appearance, sooner or
later, on the under side OF the tongue but gener-
m list be opened with sharp pointed Instrument
as they are too tough 10 break oil themselves and
the matter must be discharged and spit out, or It
cause the plroxysms termed hydrOphobia. This
Is the course recommended by Prof. Marcnitti, OF
MOSCOW, IN 1870. IL Is also published In IN Eng
nsn magazine some forty years ago by gentle
man from Tartary, where mad dogs are common,
and this method OF treatment usual and success,
full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

ORGANIZING CITIZENS AssoCTArIoN.-The sub.
committee appointed at the recent m setting Of the
citizens OF this place. TO formulate plans for Der.
manent organization OF the citizens and property.
holders Of West Washington, met last night at
Association Hall. The plans VIII Do subject to
confirmation by the executive committee ar the
next meeting, TO be held on Monday evening Any
member will have voice on every subject which
may arise.
THE PUPILS OF LNrBIcux Institute rendered a
most entertaining program last night in the lee
ture hall OF that Institution, being the nrst OF
series Of drclamations TO be given BY the pupils.
Those who participated in the program were
Houghton, Fisher, Nordlinger, Shreve, williams.
Dixon, Turner Keliher Well, Moore Petz Ogle
Colburn, Graves, Pulizd. Cox, Lowe. Wood and
Miller.
TIE MISSING SCHOONER CuLvER-The fate Of the
Henry s. Culver, the schooner which sailed from
Baltimore on March for Portland Me-, and in
which several West washington men are inter-
ested Is indicated In q letter which was received
here a few Gays ago from Capt Crowley, ex-com-
handing oficer OF the Inflated vessel. He states
that the schooner was last seen on Long island
several weeks ago, and he firmly believes that the
vessel, with her captain and crew OF i've men,
went down In the damaging ,torms Of last week.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WArRR AT z
a NC eat Falls, temperature, "a; condition, sc;
receiving reservoir, temperature IS; condition at
north connection 10; condition at south connec-
ton. IL; distributing reservoir, temperature, SO;
condition at infuent gate-house, 80; condition at
effiuent gate-house, 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
POLICE Ram IN Uorsrs or I'm.

POLICE RAID on HOUSES OF ILL-REPrrr-On Ar
count OF complaints made against certain houses
or 1u-1ame on Maryland avenur, near the Caultol
Lieut.. vernon last night. with large squad or Of
ncers, surrounded the premises and niarcned m
the station Ill persons found In the houses Mary
Gray, Kate Thompson, and Bessie Durand white
proprietorS OF tue houses, and TWENTY-FIVE men
ana women were taken as witnesses. They gave
tneir names as follows: He.en Reed, Hattie Law.
renee, VIM H. McDevltt, George Barrett, Edward
Ewald, Henry Underwood, JOnn johnson, Frank
thompson, Emma Streets, James Fithian, Jane
Adams, Clara Norris MOllie Smith, Kate Tnomp-
son, May WIlett, Edna Lane, john Armstrong.
Eva CaniSon, Mary Evans, Mary Harris, Rose w al.
lace, Mary Clark, Bessie Grimes and jim Stewart
lucy each lett 5 collateral for their appear nee
This morning In the Police Court the three white
Defendants forfeited So each, with the under.
standing TN u they are to leave that neiguborhOOd
Inc Case OF Mary AlnaroI1a was continued. TWEEN.
ty-one or the witnesses failed 10 appear and their
coateras were forfeited, making $50 paid in the
Cases.
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Gun New ADVERTISEMENT

Dun New ADVERTISEMENT
OF SPECIAL (CASH BARGAINS
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. spring shades pure
wool one yard and half wide. SOC.
FRENCH SATTEEN>, finest quality, Csc.
HENR1ETTAS, the new-style dress-goods, pure
wool, wide double width GOBELIN BLUE, TERRA
GOTTA TAN, SERPENT. GREY AND BLACK, 48c.
BEAUTIFUL SAT TEENS, French styles, 9kc.
SATIN MORE, the new-style trimming; GOBELIN
BLUE TAN. TERRA GOTTA. GREY, SERPENT,
cash value IL, reduced to 75c.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality. only SIC.
Cash Customers who buy 80 or will select
ask Towels. worth 81; Half Dozen Damask Napkins,
worth 75c; pair Of Silk Embroidered Corseta worth
15c,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET.
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will select
ONE OF the following presents: Two Pairs Damask
Towels. worth 81: One Dozen Danask Napkins,
$50 Handsome Bridal Quilt. worth $3.50.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, yard and half wide,
Tute WOOL All new spring shades. cash value 81.
CREAM ALBATRoss. extra-wide double width.
pure wool special cash bargain. 31hc.
HENRIETTAS. extra-wide, double width. very fine
quality. pure wool. new spring shades. 625<c.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. ut real cost price,
to reduce our immense stock.
Don't deal with until you have priced dry-eoods
elsewhere then you will come prepared to appreciate
our wonderful cash bargains. ap21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
Sales Of Real Estafc.

Charles A. Sautter has bought OF Louise H. Pat
tersoD for 81, 20, part or lot g. square l59
property 81 IeeL mont On connecticut avenue b.
tween NJ aud streets northwest.
Prlncetta H. Mccarthy has bought OF Euphemia
H. McLeod SUB II, So Il, zoos feet on I'D street
ana ~ rect on New Hampshire avenue, between
and N streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marriage licenses have been
issued Dy the clerk OF the court To Cornelius j. Car
mody and Margaret I. Dee; John McDeyitt and
Lima SdltZmon; Ralph Lee and Sarah jackson:
Geo. w. Health, OF Petersburg Va, and Emma p
Lawrence, or Goochland County, Va; JACOB r.
hoover, OF Augusta County, w. Va and Emma ~
OF Frederick, Nd, ana Louisa Bladen, OF LaInond,
ID. T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

GRANTS BIRrHDAY.-The Republican Nationa,
League, 14Ol Massachusetts avenue Will Celebrate
Grants birthday tomorrow evening al the
League mouse There Will be addresses by Gen
others Members OF Congress and their Families
and the public have been invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
CHEW aRosenfeld's Gem" Tobacco.

WHAT s41.50 WILL BUY.-A solid walnut Suit,
marble top, bevel glass, 24x3O. Chairs Rocker,
Towel Rack. and marble top Table, 10 pieces COM
plete, for s415O Quantity Of these sultsis limited
so call early. W. III. HOEKE,
sol Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
D1ox.s YEAST POWDER always reliable.

He DROPPED 1T LIKE A HOr CoAL--Crutches like
crabs are best liked when one can drop them.
Paralysis, 8 much greater evil, and for which
clutches are so commonly used, can be readily and
rapidly cured. can every other form OF nervous
disease and exhaustion, by the use OF Dr. Buck
Land, scotch Oats Essence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
FOR RENT-HOuSES.

ISoR RENT
I'M 1919, and l7el @ st NV near State Dept.
S-sto., sna o.selnent new houses all mod imrs fur
NE eno sratess s0oden m.ntels, p&peritg
hesdy ~ Nay 1. JOAN sHERMAN Co.
al,xl-ot Ia St n NJ.
E9k kkNr-THAT BEAUTIFUL HJusE, 20,e
,ottner race u. W. containing rooms. bath hall
0nAr. aso AL modern improvements; handsomely
PsPsNa throoxhout: beautiful chaudeliers~ &c rent
ony 80 per mo- MASa'N DANkNHowER
.p-l-aM successor TO psnenhower Sou. Ills st
EQk RENT-l43l ST. Nv. A NEW BAG-wIN-
Vow nissh house containinz rooms and bath and
csI, WIN All modern improvements aud beautifully
psperea throughout. rent ESQ per month,
MAsH'N DANENHOwER
LHOR RENT
y i22s New York ave. ". 10 rooms m. L.. s15
Sol 81 cor ION store dwelling aud stable 80
Sot Stn ~ ROAD sumner st.. Cottage table - so
Sy New n1inisnire ave. m L...-...........-2O
lal4 Est. r. mi. ., 2S
Apply TO
mo A. PRESCOTT.
sp2l-.t kelloeg Buildinr) l4i6 + 81 u. "
EOR RLNT-foR THE SUMMER PRIVATE RS
ltence, oNeriooking city. large grounds. shade,
iruit xarden stable near herc and cars furnished
POSSESSION june l. $50 per month Address Bcx loo.
s.ar Once Hp2l-lw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
Christian Workers.

ANNUAL MEETING OF ST. MARKS FRIENDLY IYAGCE
Last evening the annual celebration OF the sew
eral District branches OF 81. Marks Friendly
League was held in Epiphany church. This organ
Hatton Is composed OF very young persons. who
are banded together In missionary and other relL
gious and benevolent work. A large representa-
ton OF the friends OF the league were present or
The occasion The surpnced choristers OF St
Johns ST. Johns, West Washington, and ST
PaulS entered the church IN procession, singing
onward. CHRISTIAN soldiers The services were
conducted by the Kevs- Mott and Phelps, OF Epiph
any, and the Rev. DR.. Leonard and Rev. Mr. Nc.
kee. OF 81 Johns, after which the annual report
was read oy the Rev. Dr. Leonard. president OF the
District branches OF the league, which showed a
nourtshing condition OF the organization, about
81 $50 having been raised and appropriated for The
purposes OF the association during the past year
very Interesting impromptu address was then
delivered by DIR. Leonard, which traced the history
OF the league In this vicinity from It's inception
81 Johns, sly years ago, 10 its present successful
District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
Amusensenls Tonight.

ALBArGH'S-"La Favorite-"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. the Night Owl"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Blttle OF shiloh"
kxRNASA-Electrical sensations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

100 TO l on THE DERBy.-This Is "big odds
But IT'S 100 TO that our light Derby for AS will
win IN walk such value for the money was
never seen. Franc, One-Price Halter and Fur
Dlsher, corner 9TH and ID SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
GET your child Kilt suits of Elseman's, 9TH and

IT Is MORE than getting the value OF your money
by purchasing your clothing OF Eiseman Bros, cor
ner 9TH and Z, the only manufacturers in WASH
inrfnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

ALL THE LATEST styles in picture frames. mould
ings at lowest prices; first-class work. Old
frames reg1lded. WOOD & FORSYTH, 12OS ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

VOC can depend upon II, our clothing Is the low
est step for prices, and the uppermOst for cut,
style, and finish. EIsgNaS BROS. 7th and E. the
only manufacturers In WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
GET your knee pants suits OF E1sKxAN's,

MEMS GOOD BLACK and cOlOred Derby's, Sl.50,
s.. and $3.50; boys straw hats. %, SOC, ST. X C..
Lewis one price hat store, $50 9Th 81. n.T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
FOR SAIE-HOCSES.


L,oR sALE-A BARG,rN- THE sPLEN PIP kksI ISL.
deuce. l+ll Est nv onsTd tcs sale g. g.. Ss ss
ss s s. 10 \ scS 81 AVA. sss ~ ou.. end
neat eon'.nlps roO,s and AZ eenssnisp, e es p,
,hSTYSFs Ssas 5w.,e 'ca s,sS. u , 5s.I vi ~
spe6-6t 1901 Est ns.
EoR sALr-THE FINE BUSINESS AND pwiL,
90 The sonsa~ss .a,s se,ner s.ips t~o
.,orsroom % nr., n.or snl nine rooms and 2. On
story Brick stable IN rear -
EoR sALE-ssT. NJ. BET. llrH AID 18TH
ove1leokins Lincoln tara. two-story er1ck' south
$1,000 ALbEKr + FOX SO 81 nv spsd-si
ELR sALE-l4THsE PROPERTY MAR ST.
bu.s ALL LIN NJ tn S 80 st. sa .. aS'
I,oR sALE-oSIY s2.s5O-EAsY TENNIS
a pretty hsle 81 IaSins inv -'inent new hens,
three squares irom street ar. hr.Sei.s. psish6Sr
hood owing northwest section; routed s2s. 80.
improy,ee%e ss MIST outOOk oOnnect,en, sye'
spa sis'O ' Rsom "a. ST Cloud SS sailains.
1soR SALT BETWEEN 18th AND l4TH.
IL ssssn-rOOm sriek ma; ae,p =, rriss e. .sooi
apse sslss> ih''NA iAlhAh isos =,
NOR SAIL OR RkNT-
Il ATTRACTiyE HOUSE
Thoroughly well-built thrce.stan erisi ds.nius.
eleven rooms all modern improvements. Lot 54xlo0
Trees shrubs fruits flowers hish and beautiful To-
cation. iruntins Government reservation. Can rsss
A cheerful house. in perfect order. VIII he sold
apo6-3t isos penn sre- "
EoR ,sAIE-HANDsoME AND WELL BUILr
modern ten room Residence. in excellent lOoatioI
Also VERY srtrscuse new nse-room Rs-ideDce. MI;
' .aa northwest ''s T ifi 's1 LfSfHSs;
EoR sALE-A MOsT DESIRABLE INV I'm
has All S n, soIsS in !. sn sys net and IN
Mo1d. property Was built ny ocupant a residence.
Inc Given upon application 10 my ofhce Pr1ce.
$4,000 easy terms CHARLES W HANDY.
I,ok sAIE-THAT NEM HOUSE NOW IN CoCRsF
!. oil, s0mpetion l+ol lsth It nv has 10 rooms
arr, CHARLES v; HANDY.
Af-"f' e2l D St a. ".
abe lot az the northeast Of 10th aud blake
isfb o - ss and ss hsSns frontAss Q, 24"s On
Advantages are exceptional Tor the purposes Of
Price ESQ per square foot
ap2o-3 No. l437 hnusylN auia ava
I,oR sALE-NICE HOUSE. SIX ROOMS AND
ii:5,aa 81; south front sS.sOO. bENJ. y DAVIS.
I,oR sALE-sPLENDID INvEsTMENT-s-RuoM
s ali IN nS soa rsssi RoS s Ia r 2 %
WHITAKER 4 5okDAN. i4iS p 81 apss-:st
VSok SAIE-NORTHwEsr- n ARGAlN-s ROOM
brick lot .0xl2O g 80 10 alley; excellent re-
pair; $4,000 Whitaker JOlDAN lAIs 81
ap24-3t
4. OR sALE-NEw PRESS BRICK HOUSE SIX
, MONS and hath; an modern iInprovements, Gs l.
81 nv; Prlce $500 kess az =. tp.4 lOt'
I'oR sALE-l5lO . ST. VERY DESIRABLE AND
modern; butt in the most approved manner.
owner abroad. Vim sell at u barszin. NJ N PAR,
MIR, l4lS 4 ST at,.s- 81
/ 1-NOR SALE-TEN-ROOM BAN-wINDOW BRICK
Il new. 9O' L st. all improvements. south trout,
olen gr.tes. marble lnHutels suts tAntinlly built:
ss.5Oo; terms easy. $1,000 cash. OwNEk, sos u
nv .g.Ba zee
I.oR sALE-A GENTLEMAN DECLINING HOUSE,
Keeping viii orer Tor sab erchH e FOR inprOve I'd
or uillniuNed property iu this city nnely frnishei
house IN the northwest section. Address '.E star
Ufiice. ar.1s. IN
UNOR SAIF-HoUSFS SB7 ..5a :, :, - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

DELICIOUS AROMA peculiar In itself is I'm
parted In smoking TURK sn Cross-Cut Cigarettes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

I,6fcr,or, for fhe ~ hours commencing Of y.
For the District OF Columbia. virginia. Aaryland,
md North Carolina warmer fair weath~r, light 10
fresh winds generally southery increasing IN
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SrrcrArrrEs Is DRr Goops
Il ,a 7 $1,000 = = Z \ q WY vi e 8,

LrTTRELL VINES
1890 Pennsylvania ave. NV
We arc offering n beautiful line OF DRESS GoODs.
all wool. at 25c. per yard.
A.-wool IA DRESS GOODS, at 4oc and soc per
yard
46;inch Atwood HESRIETTAs. black and cOlors.
BLACK HENRrErrAs. elegant blacks. at 81 si.as.
About 500 yards SUMMER SILKS, 10 be closed out
at 35c- sold at 50c. and 9.lc.
splendid line @. q. SILK sURAHs. RHADAMEs
and MuIhEs very cheap.
Our sl25 aud sl.50 SILKS cannot Be besten in
quality and price Ibese are special nuHbers No in
sA1TLE :. in all colOrs and styles, At l2sc pc.
3ocs and SIC.
fine line of CHALIIs IN styles and qualities st
only Use. beautiful line of DREss GINGHAMs. at
loo. aud l2tpc. lime ZEPHYR GINGHANS only 2Jc.
One case kkINkLk shEhsUCkEks.a At sc pe yard !;
sold 1t sc. One lot damaged KIDS &c sold per
feet at and 20. 1sneta. Lsle. and slk GLOVE -
from l5c up. just received A4ArSe line Gents Neck
war and FURNISHINGS and very low nsurrs. we invite
inspection of this stock Towels. MAI klns. and
Linen Table wear y speciality. Cottons and Dofnestics
in great variety Remnant Dress Goods at hsf price
Corsets slightly shop vorl at 25c sold az 81 UNI
BREILAs PAf.ASOLs g. latest desi ne and pat
Our stock il large aud complete aud prices low.
call and be convinced tina; cheap q the
cheapest LUIIkElsL WINE
ap19-2w 1880 Pa ave. cur. 2Oth nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

GET your clothing for self and children OF Else
mans 7th and E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
TEE DEMAND for albums Is on the increase from

an parts OF the country. THIS INTERESTING anc
bsautirlI collection Of richly-colored sketches o.
the rulers. flags etc, OF the nations Is sent pos
Maid to every one sending seyenty-nve folding
.arSis same a. taken from fve-cent boxes Turkish
Cross-CuT Cigarettes Address Duke sons q Co.,
4Sg First avenue, New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26
The UNITED STATES ALLIANCE.

ONE HUNDRED DOZEN cnildren'S Iqst black Stock
ings nc. pair, worth SOC. J. c. Hutchinson, 9O7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

LQroE-LAw CASES IN THE POLICE CorRr-Annie
hoaison and Maria Egn, alleged proprietors OF
Lousrs OF iifame. forfeited sl05 each In the Police
Court to-day for keeping unlicensed bars There
laierals amounting TO s. $50 have been forfeited
Otnets wbo are charged with conducting unli-
eenseu oars IN their houses have been NOTIFIED TO
appear. anu unless their money Is soon deposited
lney Will Dc arrested Returns were also made in
the cases In which warrants were sworn out
asatnst saloon-keepers charged with violating the
sunday law. Under the law Two convic1,ons
agatnst saioon-keeper gives the Commissioners
power 70 revoke the license, and for Ihat reason
no forIeiturcs are permitted In the c Sc or Mr.
owen O. staples plea OF guilty was entered and
me OF go was imposed In he Cases OF Edmund
SOLAR and Godfrey Holden continuances were
granted until wednesday John T. Ee,,b 80
ksAu l. johnson failed 10 answer. Their colar
erals were forfeited and attachments were issued
for them ~~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

CHOICE Rosxs AND FLowERISG PLANTS AT Arc
TIoN.-Mr Downing. l1th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, viii sell tomorrow, az IL O'Clock, a choice
lot Of roses and Towering plants from j. K Free
man, ESQ. See advertisement elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

FRANKLISs INSECT FLUID kills reaches, bedbug5
and moths. For sale by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

A VERDICT AGAINST THE RAILRoAD.-Yesterhav
afternoon, In Circuit Court No. p Judge NerricE
the case OF yno Webster against the Batimore
and Potomac Railroad co. for $50 1000 for damages
done 70 property owned by him on Virginia avenue
southwest, BY reason VI the proximity OF passing
trains &C, was given TO the jury and a verdict for
81 go was given for the plaintiff similar case
IN which Rudolph Bid sues tn Baltimore and Po
tomac Railroad Co for $1,000 damages 70 prop
erty oH Virginia avenue, between ID and AZ
streets, was taken up