davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

PARIoR CARS 10 BALTIMORE VIA rHR 4. AMI O.
The parior trains TO Baltimore via the Raltimore
and Ohio Railroad leave Washington az N a M
BIS an, and $50 p. N. These are ali fast ex
press trains There are sixteen other trains n
Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad nine
OF which are express trains See timetable In th,s
DaDer-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for soc.
The best and latest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Pennsylya-
ma New Jersey, pesa" ra,n followed By fair
weather, nsnf to fresh southerly Winds
BEHIND THE BlRS-A well-dressed young man
can't AFFORD TO be without one Of those extremely
popular cross-stripe shirts. Franc, One-price Hat
Ter and Furnisher. corner 7th anu u.
II. Moses & SON. lIth and + sts. NV, Furniture,
Carpet and Drapery Establishment
SUITS TO order for $50 and saa.
COOK BRAND COLLARS,
for soc.
Why pay more.
An ELEGANT SUBSTITUTE for oils, salts, pills and
All kinds OF bitter nauseOus medicines, Is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, syrup Of Figs, re
commended BY leading physicians Manufactured
Francisco, Cal All druggists.
Nor THE SIAMEsK TwINs-John Edwards and
VIM. Carleton occupied the same room together In
State street. Chicago. Curlously, both were SUI
fering from intense neuralgia pains In the face,
and were driven almost crazy by that and pro-
longed sleeplessness. The first named, driven to
despair shot himself through the head, while the
second. by the advice OF friend, procured bot
tie of scotch oats Essence and In ortyegnt hours
was a well and happy man.
As certain reports have been in circulation for
some time past, eliminating in anonymous and
malicious Dels In several papers, the Scotch Oats
Essence GO. uOr the assurance OF their customers)
began 10 place upon each bottle or Scotch Oats
Essence $40 900 forfeit guarantee that there was
not particle OF any opiate or other narcotic In IT,
sworn TO under oath, and every bottle manufac-
tured b. the company after April ID, 1885, will
have this guarantee on It's pasteboard wrapper.
DIxoS's YEAST POWDER always reliable.
MoRx STYLES than ever In pantaloonings to
order at s.. EIssNAS BROS, 18th and E.
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
for SOC.
Perfect fitting.
Have no others.
JrsT RECEIVED a carload OF Leonard Hardwood
CleanabIe Refrigerators" the best and cheapest In
the market come and see. w. ii. Hoeke.
WINDOW ScRKENs-Fifty dozen adjustable win
each. Screen wire, lawn mowers. garden tools, at
lowest prices Chas. 4. Carter Co, 606 Penn
syyahia avenue northwest.
CoLBuRNs Observation-Disclosures Brand is the
King OF Condiments Flavor and pungency CON-
bined In perfection For sale by Grocers.
WALL PAPERS, window shades, decorations, &C.
RICHARD HENDERSON, gs3 st. NV.
OUR LEADER-Good Fur Deroy's sl.5O; latest
styles and coiors- A. t. Lewis 43o TN ST
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for soc
The best and latest.
AFTER being fitted with our make OF clothing,
buyers never hesitate to purchase.
EIsEsAN Bros, 7th and Z,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

TnrHKE's SALE Of 3-story brick, No. 14le O
street, on Thursday, May 10th, at s O'Clock Sec
advertisement In another column for details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

FIVE HuSpREp HAssocKs, at % cents each. w.
b Moses & son. l1th and stS NV, Furniture,
Garnet and Drapery Establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

WINDOW SCREENs.-Fffty dozen adjustable win
dow screens. latest design, Just arrived at soc.
each. Screen wire, lawn mowers, garden tools, at
lowest prices Chas- I. Carter Co, 606 Penn
sylyaLia avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

SEE ANNouNcHNRNf In Educational column OF
the visit TO Washington OF Prot Tour1ee, OF the
New England Conservatory OF Music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

JrsT RECEIVED a carload OF Leonard Hardwood
Cleanable Refrigerator" the best and cheapest In
the market Come and see. w. ii. Hoeke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

SEE THE ADvxRfrssNKxr In column OF Special
Notice OF meeting :of The Serial savings and
Building Association" tonight &C Gus 7tk street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

HE SAfx To-hoRRow.-Mr bowling will begin
the sale tomorrow at IL O'Clock at his art rooms
lin street and pennsylvania avenue OF rhat
grand collection OF japanese bronzes cloisonne
the last two days Collectors and connoissenr.
particularly should be on hand 70 secure speci.
mens as II Is seldom they have such an oppor
tunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Il AT A BARGAIN
That desirable fo-room brick house 1877 18th ST.
NV. Rem, reduced 10 ESQ
ap3o-3m zoos fst' NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

FIFE IN DRrG STORE--At 1910 O'Clock last
night IRE took place IN the drug store of =. p
Hun, corner OF 9th and streets northwest Mr.
o. W. Hardel turned IN the alarm for box 2l7 on
the corner. and the fire department was promptly
on the ground. The flames, which are supposed
TO have originated IN the explosion OF lamp
made rapid Roadway. and it required some hard
work for about an hour before the fire could be ex
tinguished- The stock, insured for $500 was
badly damaged. The building. belonging TO Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

MAnxIAGH LIcESsEs.-Marrfage licenses have
peen issued by the clerk OF the court 10 August
speckman and Kate Excl: Henry Yates and Ze-
Ieida Bncnetto; I. A. Flynn and Mollie v. Butler.
OF freoeneksourg, Va; Basil Lockwood and Laura
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

II A very desirable dwelling a3l French St NV an
attractive home or desirable investment.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER,
mye-3t gro 81 W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

Mems and BOys' Flannel Overshirts
and Waists, soc. up to $3.50. Most complete
stock at c. AUERBACH's 18th and streets GIL ia 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09


badly damaged. The building. belonging TO Mrs
Catherine v. Boucher. was but slightly damaged
COUNTY LAND CONDEMNED FOR USE OF TEE
BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD.-Yesterday a
marshal's jury condemned about 81 acres OF land
adjoining the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
south OF the Benning road, which the company
desire 70 use for the purpose OF side tracks sc
The rrst piece was a strip fronting $50 feet on
Bennfng road west OF the track. which the owners
Anna I. Magruder, Susan v. Sheriff and others
had contemplated Plating into lots for building
sites. and comprised 15s4 acres. The Jury as
sessed the value az 5000, or 81 2s per acre. The
mex piece was that OF sally A Scaggs, running
about three-fourths OF a mile on the west side Of
tne road and about 300 feet wide containing
i94eo acres They valued this track at SIS $50 so
or tIO per acre The railroad company has re.
Gently bought land adjoining the last named at
wv per acre, and II Is probable that there will be
no Opposition 20 the confirmation Of the Awards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

- very desirable si,-room house. 324 18th ST W.,
4 nice home OF desirable invcstnleut-
LOUIS 4. SHOEMAKER
nSo-3t $40 p 1T NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free 10 every new subscriber for one year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book OF lD1 pages, prOfuSely illustrated with more
than 100 cOlored maps and diagrams, ana contains
awealth VI general Information. see advertise
laent In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

I,oR SAILOR RENT-2Oll PoRTNER ST. BET
Il 18th and 10th sta NV a o-room brIck ma
j. a. GRAY a co,
inys-3t Cor 9TH and p sts.nw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

SUITS 10 order for $40 and sa5.
EIsENAS BROS. 7th and E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
The Gas We Use.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GAS INSPECTOR TO THE
COMMISSIONERS.
The annual report Of Mr. S. Calvert Ford, U. 8.
inspector Of gas and meters, submitted to the
District Commissioners today states that the
average Illuminating power OF the gas supplied by
the washington Gasllght Company from June "a
1887, to June %, 1888, was 1882 candles; the
highest Illuminating power during the year was
of ammonia found in one hundred cubic feet OF gas
during the year was 2O1 grains, the highest lO.7I
grains, and the lowest .08 grains; average Quan.
tity OF sulphur in one hundred cubic feet 10. OF
grains highest 20.13 grains, lowest 5.4S grains.
On four occasions the Illuminating power OF the
twelve occasions the quantity Of ammonia ex-
ceeded the five grains per 100 feet allowed and on
one occasion the quantity OF sulphur exceeded
the 20 grains allowed. The average pressure re-
corded was LIZ inches, the highest L76 inches,
and the lowest ~ inch.
The average Illuminating power OF the gas sup
Piled by the Georgetown Gas Light Company dur
Ing the same period was 90 candles: the highest
1888 and the lowest 1925. The average quantity
OF ammonia per 100 feet was 2.53 grains; the
highest 1894 grains and the lowest IT grains
Average quantity OF sulphur 1898 grains; highest
% Os grains. lowest 6 Is grains. on nve occasions
the Illuminating power was less than 10 candles;
on ten occasions the ammonia exceeded the 5
grains per hundred feet allowed and on seven Oc-
casions the sulphur exceeded the 20 grains al
inches; highest all Inches. lowest ~ inches.
There were ,408 meters inspected and proved
during the year. The inspector renews his recon-
mendations that an assistant inspector OF gas and
meters be appointed, and that the act OF Congress
approved June rs. 1874, regulating gas-works in
more comprehensive inspection and supervision Of
meters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
DEspA1R AND CONSOLATION.

>GokA4h AMI CONSULTATION.
Ny p sSs always s sush at me
When speaking of economy
They say you pay too high price
For purchases you make.
Can you give me some advice.
Just for my netghbors' sake?
Answer: GO TO LANSBURGHS.
Whenever housekeeper in trouble you see
The pocketbook is often in a bad condition,
failure. Of course. in this worldly mission.
And see what fruit your counsel bore.
We had an opportunity to buy many bargainsin rem
nants and short lengths from several prominent East
our own stock will be enabled to make this
made dn this line, in the District Of coiumba ever
We will herewith submit list Of some Of the most
important
cases 81 Scotch C9h in Drab Brown: Plaid. and
ne% lot Of Century Goth In vi F. s
terms only S4e per yard: worth lOc
e ss Boys Wear 4'' per yard would be cheap at
ent width Of medium and dark colors. only &C. per
B ss 5s e.ss
s In order to reduce our immense Of stock Of White
to
Bargains.
French Percals Remnants beautiful designs: fsst
colors; regular width only 10c yard real value
Seyenty-fv pieces Of Plaid and Striped Valencia
Cloth ~ superb Patterns for dresses at &c yard
Three hundred dozen of Children's Bibbs
159 dozen limbo Linen at 12'sc" worth %.
have received our ia ssoet Of Corduroy in n,
'n va co5 1s5ag Mp N f price 50S
OUR SsS SSSSS s$sEp4 sF ss4y!sg5rR
su30 40. 422. 434. 4Se 7tS 81 N. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04


The PROPOSED CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS MoNu-
NENT.-Lee Camp OF Confederate Veterans held
meeting last night and arrangements were ma
tured for the erection OF Confederate monument
In this city The sum OF s. 500 viii be required to
execute the design selected and $500 In addition to
the sum now on hand will be raised. The relatives
OF Alexandria Confederate soldiers who fell in the
war were requested to forward TO the monument
committee the exact names OF the dead soldiers
NO site for the proposed monument has yet been
nxed upon. Lee Camp resolved also to attend the
unwilling OF the Pickett monument at Richmond
THE ARLINGTON VOTING QURsTToN.-A new regis
tration OF the qualified voters OF the County OF
electoral board, on the oath, 25th and Goth days
or this MONTH In Washington, Arlington and JET
ferson districts The question OF the eligibility of
residents on the n0n-taxable property OF the
United states at Arlington TO registration as voters
trict, ana may 60 thence TO the courts.
COUNTY CouRT.-The County Court, Judge Chi
chester, has closed its September term. The grand
indictments: VIM. Ridgway, assault with Intent
70 mur1er; also for carrying concealed weapons.
Cnas. Butler, for malicious cutting; Robt. Webb,
a nooss Indictments were found also
Morgan, Frederick Walker. and David Shumi m fo1
onenses against the liquor law. A rule has been
laid upon Tibbett Allen to show cause why he
snouio not De removed from the position OF In
spector OF roads In Alexandria County,
N0TIa-The issue Of permits and entry of nun,,s
10 Inc pubic SCHOOLS was resumed this morning,
ana AZ noon the pupils entered were over 100 In
eAcess OF Inc number entered up TO the same time
Asaph junction by the Pennsylyania Rsiroad Cnm.
pany:-Lne Royal Arcanum has paid 5000 "a
MIA Cnristlana Bohrans as insurance on the life
q 1vs nef fron old orOwn shed" on the
down. twas built nrst Tor the use Of stesmsSiu
company, pot was renewed and remodeled by the
United States Is depot during the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04


CATI4 NARKKf.-The following sales Of live
stock at Drovers Rest yesterday are reported: 2S5
cattle up; PAS sold to butchers 40 left over. Best
4ka4xc.; good, 4ka44c.: medium, 4a4kc.; CON-
mon, 2ka4c. 1912 sheep and lamos-sheep, 2ka
3xc; lambs, 4ha6kc.; calves, 4ka6c. IS cows
and calves S20aSA0 Market brisk.
Notea-Mrs. Martha Baker and daughters Of
Belair, Ohio. are visiting relatives here.-Matil-
da Catlett, colored, was arrested yesterday BY
Omcer Hawkins on the charge OF stealing o set OF
china dishes from Lizzie Lane
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION or WArKK AT 2
a m-Grear Falls, temperature. ~; condition,
2; receiving reservoir, temperature, 70: condl-
ton ar north connection 3: condition at south
connection, 80; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture. 75: condition at influent gate house SO; con-
d1t1on at efluent gate-house, "a High-fde In the
river to-day at 6:51 pm: low tide at 1 :13 pm.
TIE LAST EXCURSION TO THK CAvERNs OF LURAY.-
The train OF reserved-seat Eastlake coaches will
leave B. and o. depot on Wednesday, the 5th inst,
ar $50 O. m. This Is the last OF the popular ex-
cursions to these great and marvellous caverns
Four hours are allowed for their inspection. Re-
served seats can be secured in advance without
additional charge at B. and O. ticket Offices $40
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. Round-trip fare
only $3.50-AdUt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows;
]. w. Phillips to o. T. Duffy, sub. 49, 50. 2o5 s..
p Quirk, IT,, to w. Mayse, sub. so, SO. 719; $500.
Elizabeth W. Harris to P. II. Sheehy, parts 43 and
A HIS sub. MI Pleasant; $3.50. j. II. Smith TO
Mary Cowling, subs. 81 and Vs. So. 1873; s.. II. L.
thompson 10 Louisiana Yates pt.9 50. 492; s., 500
Jackson Yates to H. l. Thompson pts, do; 81. 800.
D. b GrOn TO ANNE p. Ray, sub. 49, So 1886; s. 600.
]. Ii. scott TO B. g. Stewart, pit. /, sec. !, Barry
farm; $500. Thomas Mcintyre TO Ella Douglass,
interest OF II. c. Douglas IN parents estate; s..
d. cornell ct al, trustees, to Elizabeth G. Hudson,
parts 4S and so, SO. 936; =. Elizabeth c. Hudson
10 George ). CHIT, same property; $62o. Mary L.
Arthur TO Frances w. Thomas, SUP II, so. 479;
Il and Is, SO. 36l: $. ]. s. Thompson to {. II.
Parker, SUP sT q, So S4l G. W. King TO r
II, b. James, east half So So 200; 8, $50. Walter
Green to u. j. HILL sub. 8, So 237; 3. Thos.
McGill TO Annie L. Powell, pit Z, SO: 34l; g. j.
Shqgrue to J. B. Shugrue pit. sub q, 50. 134; s..
r. Francis to s. II. LOmax, pt 20 II. 8 al. to West
Washington; $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
The Fire az City View.

THE OLD MANSION NEAR GIEsBoRo' IN RUINS.
The OLD brick mansion on Giesboro' Point, oppo-
site the Washington arsenal, took fire about go
O'Clock last evening, and was totally destroyed
with portion OF its contents. The place has been
recently used as a resort for exc1rslonists, and
yesterday an excursion party had landed on the
grounds rom the steamer Florence, and they were
enjoying themselves In the dancing pavilion when
the nre broke out, causing some excitement. IL
appears that an Old coored man, WIN. Wood, en-
ployed Oh the grounds, went 10 the basement to
draw can OF OIL, having nShted lamp In his
spreading over the floor, and In a short time the
narnes were beyond control. the excursiOnists at
once went 10 the assistance or the prOpnetOrS-
MessrS jackson Donaldson-and helped TO re-
move the household effects In the frst story but so
quickly did The flames spread 10 the second
Story, occupied by Mr. jackson, that nothing was
saved from that part OF the house. and most OF the
family lost their clothing. Harbormaster sutton
with Of1icers Kendall anu Dean and the engineer
and pilot OF the police boat. with half q dozen
volunteers, ran over TO City View and assisted In
saving tle portable property. The building was
entirely destroyed, and Mr. jackson loses, la Iurn-
ture, clothing, &C., some $1,000.
The burned ouiiding Was a site OF On acres
near Gieso oro Point, few hundred yards frOm the
rver Inc tract was originally part or the Addison
estaIe OF 1000 acres, which were patented In the
early part of the last century. The house. q large
br1cx resldeDce-modeled after the Mount Vernon
and Arlington manslonS-waS erected about the
beginning or the century, and was bought, with
several hundred acres OF land, by the late
Washington Young In 1882. Mr.. Young occupied
IL until the Government, in 1861, took possession
OF IL and the adjoining land and established there
aeayalry depot which was maintained till the close
OF the war. Mr.. Young In ante-OeIlum days
entertained royalty here and The marriage OF Miss
Young with Gen. hugh Ewing, about a third OF q
century ago, Is still remembered for its brillancy
The property was bought In 1878 by Messrs. b. L
jackson ana 6. j. Seurerie, and for a few years
pas mas been Used as q summer resort by MessrS
Jackson Donaldso1- The house originally cost
$1,000; hut the loss II Is thought can De replaced
al hall that amount. II was insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
CITY AND DISTRICT
CONDENSED Locals,

About 10 O'Clock last night Henry Matthews was
cut on left arm by Samuel Briscoe at Giesooro.
and the latter made mis- escape. DIR. TORY dressed
the wound OF Matthews, which Is not serious
Mrs. Major G. +. Howes, who was killed recently
By desperadoes IN New brunswick, was buried on
sunday at North Hampton, Mass. She was well
known here, her husband being nephew OF MI.
A T. LOngley, OF East Washington, whom she
often visited
From J. G. Parker we have the American Maya
Zine for September, with important political con-
tributions by Mr.. Blaine and Gov. Foraker.
Benjamin Fox, a colored boy, was on virginia
avenue yesterday with q bean-shooter shooting
pebbles at cars on the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad This morning Ia the Police Court he
was fined 8 for his fun.
A certificate OF the Incorporation OF the CeleS-
tial Pleasure Club, with j. +. MCGEE, j. w. Camp
bell and A W. McGin as incorporates, was nled
to-day.
From Fred A. Schmidt we have the architects
and builders edition OF the Scientific American Tor
September.
The District Commissioners to-day filed petitions
for the issuing OF writs de unatico fnquirendo as
10 AZarlah Denison and James A. McNernany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
The Methodist Pastors.
CHURCHES IN WHICH CHANGES MAY BR MADE Me-
MARCH.

MARCH.
There are but i've Methodist Episcopal churches
In the District in which the pastors Will have next
March served three years, viz: McKendree Rev.
c. Herbert Richardson: Fifteenth Street, (Mount
Zon,J Rev. DR.. j. ii. Dashiel; Grace, Rev. w. T. L
weech; North Capitol, Rev. c. T. Weede, and Me-
mortal Rev. W. Rogers. As DIR. Dashiel and his
CONGREGATION are endeavoring to raise means for
the erection OF n church In keeping with the i'm
proved condition OF the locality Q5tn and X
streets) IL is not likely that DR.. Dashiei will be
disturbed for year at least, and he may remain
for two years longer under the new tve-year rule.
II Is not unlikely that change will take place at
Grace church, and that Rev. w. L. l. Weech will
be assigned tO some other Charge. Before the FIVE
year limit was adopted IL was understood that
Rev. c. II. Richardson would be succeeded by Rev.
DIR. Kelley, the presiding elder OF Washington dis
trict, and 1t Is still among the probabilities that
this will be done at the next conference, and that
MI. Richardson Will be made presiding elder, or
sent to Waugh Church, so that MIR. Price may be
appointed TO the eldership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
Luxs1o CoxpAsrs ExrnAcr o,
nRUNKENNEsa on THE LIQUOR HAslI
POSITIVELY 1 STsES o Eg rAp ssnSEs

ltcan be given I'm cup OF coffee or tea without ths
knowledge q the peEson taxing Il 4 ah.olutsy harm
less, aud VIII e0ect . permanent and npeody cura
whether the patient T. modersts diinker Or q sico
hoiic wreck Thousands Of drunkards have been mad
temperate who have taken Golden Specific IN feiI
conee without their and today believe they
quit drinking Of thar own free VIII 1T NEVER FAII3
comes 81 utter imposibdliy the q0or appeifs q
ar. XARS Undsr xbhatt House. and
3 kH37xAsrIx aAsA = &c .. yS;Ss9sss 4 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
CASH PR1cEs Fox Day GooDs
Silks. Velvets. Satns Dress Goods Satteens Blank
cts, Shawls Flannels. Cashmeres. and Henriettas.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE

Double White Blankets. slightly soiled 81 So 90.
$3.50.
Royal French Serge. all pure fine WOOL wide. double
width-Garnet, Green. Blue, Black. and Brown-reAl
value 50c.. price reduced to 37xc
Black Surah Silks Soc
Colored Silk velvets 75c
Henrietta Cashmeres all pure fine WOOL wide double
width. all colors 4Sc
Cash customers are requested to select one Of the
following presents If they buy S5 over: pair Of
large size pure Linen Damask Towels worth 81 half
dozen pure Linen Damask Napkins. worth 75c. or q
pair Of Silk Embroidered Corsets worth 75c.
Cash customers who buy $40 or select one
Of the following valuable PRESENTS handsome Bridal
Quilt worth $1.5O: dozen pure Linen Damask Nap
kins worth 81 so, or two pairs Of elegant Damask
Towels worth 81 so. au2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
OuR NEW South" PATENT
AND

W. n. TENNEX FAMILY FLOUR.
None genuine without our brand and circular inside
each package
These standard brands Of hours cannot be excelled
They are made exclusively Of Southern wheats raised
in Maryland and Virginia The crop Of these States
being very fine in quality. aours will II possible
be still better. Families using them once viii con-
tinue to use them.
W. Il. TENNEY SONS
Merchant Millers.
augZU-1mo Georgetown, D. @.