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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

ldll vi Odu u III 1908, Tic OublIlcsS OF the Ger.
Gle is to lose all reserve, all sedateness, al
most even all modesty and respectability,
in the mad whirl of the voluptuous
dance with can-can accompaniment, and
the riotous absorption of champagne by
the the ton on Eve Every year, about week be:
the Cercle tells the newspaper men that this
year" there will be positively no can-can OBJ
igatos permitted to intrude into the harmon
ious respectability to be maintained; and each
year with unfailing regularity the kicking off
of tall hats by wine-mad females in long gowns
becomes feature Of the ball from to in the
morning. Policemen are always on hand to
quench any too exorberant display of feminine
agility in the kicking line, but your policeman
is only human after all, and if he
turns his back and only looks on at
the high kickers with eye askance, who can
blame him? As general thing only the noisy
and untamable females are subjected to inter-
ference, and the day after the ball the police
court rooms are always crowded by people GU
rious to see the prisoners in tights and
Some of the most staid and dignified mem
bers Of society, female as well a. male. attend
this ball on the quiet and en- masque, and once
in q while enthusiasm and wine get the better
Of the mere sentiment of curiosity which led
to their presence, and an accidentally displaced
domino often causes a scandal which interferee
with future peace of mind il not ease of con-
science.
The real French ball, ct which the Gallo
tongue browns all others, is the ball Of the
Societe Culinaire Frapcais, or the French
cooks, which win be given this season on Feb.
8 The principal French chefs Of the swell New
York hotels and restaurants display ON Thu
occasion their chef Goeuurss in fancy cooking q
well - their saltatory resources and the bah q
such thoroughly enjoyable one that its at.
tendance II distinguished by the presence Of
some Of the most exalted society people Of the
city.
Billy McGlory's ssscarlet bah" can scarcely
be compared 70 Wardy McAllister's Patriarch,
ball In any particular. And the resemblance
IN adjectives = the only similarity betveep
BiIlyb scxrlst ball" and : "pini
tea" The scarlet bah = =
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Condensed Locals.

Next Monday simon Comnandery, No. i, VIII
hiye as their guests IvanhOe Commandery
(coloredD, No. 5, Knights Templar, OF New York
city, st. Johns COmmandery, OF Baltimore, and
Mount MOrfah COmmandery. OF Virginia
Alice Boswell, the little six-year-od daughter OF
Mr.. K s Boswell, clerk TO the Senate District COM
mittee, Is suffering from a severe accident that
happened To her last Saturday while playing in
the street near Ter home on street southeast.
She trfpped on one OF the gas boxes projecting
above the sidewalk and broke her thigh.
Judge Smell to-day nned Mary Parker 50 for
fighting IN the street with Susan Young.
Col JAS. g. Tracy was charged in the police
court this morning with aSSaulting Mrs Mary
Jane Mcbride, but as the defendant did not
appear, the case was continued.
Henry Miller gave his personal bonds in the
police court to-day to keep the peace toward all
good citizens OF the Unitei States for period Of
six months
Hon. Jas. Birney, brother OF Mr.. VIM Birney, OF
this city, died at Bay City, Mich, yesterday, aged
20 years The deceased was United States min
lister 10 the Netherlands In 1870.
Yesterday morning, car No. As OF the Belt Line
on 18th street, between and streets, acciden-
tally struck the two year old child OF Ellen Clark,
living at 1873 18th street, slightly injuring IL.
The Federation OF Labor held an open meeting
al Hilton Hall last evening, and addresses were
made by E. W. oyster and Paul 7. Bowen.
The WESLEY STARS Pocket Atlas or the World Is
offered free 70 every new subscriber for year TO
the WEEKLY STAR IL Is a handsomely printed
book OF l91 pages profusely illustrated, with more
than loo colored mapsand diagrams, and contains
aWealth CT general Information see advertise
Ment In another column
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HOT BREAD MADE WHOLESOME.

The Royal Baking Powder possesses peculiar merit
that possessed by any other eavenng agent Bread
biscnit cake muns rolls made with may be eaten
when hot without inconvenience by persons of the most
delicate digestive organs With most persons it is
sary that bread raised with yeast should lose its freshness
or become stale before be eaten with safety Dis
tressng results also follow from eating biscuit cake pastry,
etc., raised by the cheap inferior baking powders that
tain lime alum phosphates, other adulterants. The
hot roll and muffin and the delicious hot gddle cakes
raised by Royal Baking Powder, wholesome and
digestible as warm SOUP meat or any other food.
Another greatly superior quality possessed by the
Royal Baking Powder is that by which the preservation
of important elements of the -four effected in raising the
bread by the mechanical operation Of the gas without fer
mentaton Yeast and all baking powders that produce
the evenng fermentation destroy portion of those
nutrve elements of the flour which the most heahful
and the greatest aids perfect assimilation of the food
The Royal Baking Powder while perfectly leavening
tains without change impairment all those elements
which intended by nature, when combined in our
bread, to make it literally the staff of life.
No leavening agent baking POWDER except the Royal
Baking Powder possesses these great qualifications
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From Rockville.

from kHOCkV11Ies
DELEGATES ELECTED TO STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL
CONvENTIoNs-NEws AND GOSSIP OF THE NEIGH
BoRHooD.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, May 8, 1888.
democratic convention, composed OF I'VE dele.
gates from each election district of the county.
met here to-day for the purpose Of sending dele.
gates to state convention in Baltimore on Thurs
day and congressional nominating convention
to meet here on the oath inst. The convention
president and &. w. Crawford as secretary THE
Following delegates were elected to the state con-
venCon: WIN. n. Candy, Ii. A. Garrett John r.
West. spencer Watkins w. veirs Bouic, IT,, G. W.
gressional convention the following were an
pointed: +. X. Veitch, DR.. j. L Deets DR. Ed
Wo0tton, Geo. c. Dawson, Benz. Fawcett, Robert
NJ. Mackaii, John A. Clements, samuel Mansfield,
j. w. Collier. N. Lyde Grifrith After the appoint
ment OF delegates a resolution was passed Calling
meeting OF the democrats of the county at tins
place on the 18th inst. for the purpose OF better
district.
At q corporation election held at Hyattstown
yesterday the following town commissioners were
elected; Benz. johnson, E g. Gardner, and David
At Gaithersburg yesterday similar election
was held, with the following choice OF town COM
miss1oners: 9. y. Hogan, 8. G. English, j. w. wal.
Capt II. p. futile, OF the Naval Observatory.
friends at the Great Falls WIZ"
Mr.. Thos H. Sheppard, while engaged In getting
Potomac, few days ago, by the use OF dynamite.
was badly injured by being struck by q niece ri
flying timber on the RICH: shoulder. day or two
satsr tns accident ne became psralyzed and was
last accounts his recovery was extremely doubt-
full s. A. M.
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Alexandria Affair.".

Reported fo- The EVENING STAR;
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.-A larger vote than
ever before was pOlled at the democratic primaries
yesterday, although only two Of the five town OIL
GERS were contested. 1876 votes were polled. The
ORDINARY primary vote seldom rises above i, 100.
Three OF the present officials: NJ. H. Harlow, city
treasurer; Jn0 5. Beach, clerk OF the Corporation
Court, and VIM. II. Smith, city sergeant were
nominated without opposition. Major Geo Duf-
fey, the present commissioner OF the revenue. was
renominated by majority OF $50 over JnO T.
sweeney, out Leonard Marbury, the common
wealth attorney, was defeated for a reconciliation
by Julian w. Holt, rising young lawyer here by
lis majority. Mr.. Chas. Goodrich was nomina-
TED as alderman In the second ward to I'LL va
cancy.
CITY CoUSCfI--The city councils held their
regular meeting last night, Quorums being OBJ
tanned only by waiting until after the meeting
nour. MI. j. q. Graham was authorized to build a
frame house on Alfred street. between Queen and
Cameron, and within the fire limits An order for
cur0ing, &C., In front OF j. Bragers store on King
street, near Union, was agreed to. resolution
that $50 be appropriated To buy the alley between
the Hydraullon engine house and its stable was
referred TO the finance committee f. s. Katcliff' q
application for reduction OF taxes was refused 1t
Is understood that another meeting OF council
Will be held before the close Of the month.
road surveyor OF Jefferson district, vice HARRISON
Hatch, resigned-The county supervisors are
considering the subject OF putting q suitable
bridge over -Four Mile Run, near Carlins Springs
-On habeds corpus sued out by Attorney j.
II. Greene, Timothy OConner has been discharged
from jail nere OConner was held for nOn,pay-
tice Birch.-Lee Camp OF Confederate Veterans
Will send delegation TO the Confederate memorial
celebration at Norfolk, and the Veterans will go
try.-The ladies OF ST. Pauls church propose to
open a primrose tea at McBurneys Hall on the
I'D for the benefit Of the church--Thos. jack
home here from injuries received on Emancipa-
zion day.-At the next session OF the County
Court Judge Chichester will appoint John d. Payne
keeper Of the county poor-house, vice George II.
Mortimer, resigned.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

I,OR sALE-LovELY coRNhk BRICK HOUSE,;
II northwest. hay Window side and front: hbrArys
oonservatory nine Rooms must be seen % be asprs-
mys,3i WHITAKER q JORDAN. i4i7 81
V>oR sALE-To CLOSE OUT AsYNpicAIE-sEv.
y eral handsome Building Lots ON The north side g
Spruce ST, between Lsrch and Juniper sta. lelroit
hsna.os e rsssa .sy We ss,s a ss E, ,Sss
is %gs- s sssy. JSo. y. ", no, :. ~
Eok sAE-if fAkES BEFoRE THE 18TH
= my NM i3iu 81 nv, can be bad for sllVvo;
tshed In natural woods rs larre BRICK fur
nsc.. open nreplAccs In every room; WOOD mantels;
rle heArths and Is IN Tret order lot 22sioQ 20 To-
fern'i' 70 Inspect can es obtained only from
nlyS-st l3lp M at
lyoR sALE-A BARGAIN-fN THE NORTHWEST,
- near Il st. for tins week only. O new 2story
son Kitchen. stoseroom and furnace In BASEMENT s~s
price 800. terms e. 900 cash rrmanssf sslil
mys-St Thos q. HENskY. l22d st n.w
IroR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY ON G ST BFr.
n ~ and oth sts- NV. The propCrty ~ under
,h 10 i teiAn's paying 81 per cent npOn
The fine property on southwest CORNER Of l0th and
osts. stofe and DWELLING, pnce $4,000
and iYta - rSos Size OF lot % feet inches hy 100
Eisht-room brick house on T St near ioth Price
Nipe.roSm house ON =. 10 St. franc stable on
rear lot Price $500.
Price $1,000
.. Nine room brick house on X ct between aist and
Two houses on q st bctween 18th and 18Th. size %
lot 40 feet inches 10y % fee, Ia wide alley fhts
property can be changed TO business prOuerty At small
expense. PIlno s.s. 600
FRANCIS HUrTY
mys-3t l3olf nv.
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HENRIETrAs.

HESn1ErrAs
The new style French Dress Goods, pure wool finest
quality nearly one yard and half wide, SERPENT,
GOBELIN BLUE, TAN, TERRA GOTTA, AND GREY;
real value. 81 price reduced, S7Ec.
SATIN hOlkE, (Watered Silk, newest style trim
ming. IN all colors, price reduced to Zoe
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, Csc
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, pure wool. nearly one
yard and . half wide, all new shades wonderful cash
bargain. soc.
CREAM ALBATROSS, pure wool. extra wide double
width. real value, DOC. price reduced, 3Tkc.
Don't deal with until you have priced dry goods
elsewhere then You will prepared appreciate
our wonderful cash bargains.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET.
Cash Customers who buy s5 or over will select
ONE OF the following presents Pair Of large Dam
ask Towels. worth 81 Half Dozen Damask Napkins,
15c; Pair SILK Embroidered Corsets worth 75c
BLACK SUkAH SILK, excellent quality, SIC.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH. pure wool, fine quality,
yard and half wide. all new spring shades, real
value 81. reduced to S7hc.
BEAUTIFUL SATfEENS, newest styles, 9kc.
HENRIETTAS. wide, double width, pure French
wool, new shades. special cash bargain, 4Sc.
Selling of our Black and Coored silks real cost
price to reduce our immense stock.
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will select
ONE OF the following presents Elegant Bridal Quilt
worth 81. 80; One Dozen Damask Napkins al 80
Two PAIRS Damask Towels. worth ". APPS
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CITY ITEMS.
Wind Mills.

w1nQ Mills
In order to introduce our low priced warranted
Shoes to Mt all feet Gin reason), will commence
saturday, May IL, and give to each purchaser OF 81
or more windmill which is a fine thing to amuse
the children.
AT this time we will not mention any prices, as
tney are too numerous, but call ana see for your
SELL and we will guarantee you q saving OF 25 per
cent on every pair OF shoes you buy.
Money refunded to dissatisfied purchasers
BOSTON SHOE HOUSE, OLE 9TH st. NV,
Ii. GoLDsTEIN, proprietor.
We close at7pm. 3
Mems and BOys' Flannel Overshirts
and WaistS, SOC. up to $3.50. Most complete
STOCK at G. AUERBACH's, 7th and streets IA 10
Franklin's Insect Fluid
kills moths, reaches, bedbugs, ants, flies, &C. No
grease, stain or poison. Sold by druggists. m,w,s3
summer Carriage Robes.
You will find an elegant assortment in Monte,
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, all
al prices that we guarantee to be correct.
TOPHAM's
eo2w 1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Phillips DigestibIe Cocoa, q ve-y nu-
tr1tious drink for children. 8
S3 Per Gallon. s5c. quart Bottle, Ma. 1
Rye WhiSkey, best In the world for the money.
orders by mail. MCGER's, 9th near st. was
"ROyal Glue" mends China, Glasswood, &c,
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Auction Sales Of City Property.

Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday at
public sale the property 915 and OH Pennsylvania
avenue, fronting % feet on the Avenue, with an
average depth OF 20 feet, to Peter Latterner for
S's,1OO; also, to the same, the property 90S d
street, directly In the rear Of the above for S. 700
The latter property has q frontage OF 10 feet IL
inches On ID street, with an average depth OF TN
feet.
walter b. Williams Co., auctioneers, sold yes
terday at public sale the tnree-story brick hou ~
9lS street northwest, fronting % feet lOS inches
10 c. g. Thorn for $15, $50; also, to l. N MARSHALL
feet.
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The Geographical CHM.
TALK ABOUT THE INTERESTING FEATURES ,

TALK ABOUT THE INTERESTING FEATURES OF
HUNGARY.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Geographical
Club called together, last evening, an audience
that filled the cosy parlOrs OF Mr.. Chas Z. Fair
man. In Ledrolt Park. Hungary was the topic OF
the talk by Mr.. o. b. Brown, and his description
OF It's diversified topography and romantic history
made the land OF the Magyar, the home OF Louis
kossuth, more than ever Interesting the listen
erS. The readings by Miss Rainey, Mrs Brown
and Mr.. Nelson, and the song by Mr.. Williams COM
pleted the program OF the evening. Final adjourn
ent OF the club at the close Or It's first session
nxed for May 81
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wOrkingman,s Meeting.
ADDRESSES AT HILTON HALL LAST NIGHT BY MESSE
OYSTER AND BOWEN.

ADDRESSES AT HILTON HALL LAST NIGHT BY MESSES
OYSTER AND BOWEN.
There was large gathering at Hilton Hall last
evening, the occasion being an open meeting OF
the Federation OF Labor. In the audience were a
number Of ladies.
MI. E. W. oyster made the first address, review
Ing the history OF labor legislation In this country
He spoke OF the bills passed by Congress- which he
regarded detrimental and oppressive 10 the
workingman, and charged such legislation 10 the
republican party.
Sir. Paul /. Bowen followed. He spoke OF the
coo the people Of the world were WORTH
and said that IL was strange that 10 per cent OF
the people controlled 80 per cent Of that amount,
while the other miserable 80 per cent had TO do
the best they could with the other 10 per cent and
still pay the interest on the whole amount. Mr.
Bowen characterized this as inequitable, unjust
and detrimental TO personal liberty. He spoke OF
the proportions each family would receive II the
amounts from several sources were evenly divided
81 remember" said he, "while reading an article
In The STAR (and The STAR Is always truthful as
lt won't have anything but the truth) that Judge
Smell had fined man for docking horses tails, and
backed up bis decision by saying that horse has
natural night 10 his tail and filming the man S25 So
also, Is the workngman entitled 10 a fair snare OF
the profits he produces" Any person, he SAID,
with any degree OF common sense, who knows
anything in the world about history can predict
within great degree OF certainty the future Of
the worklngman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

RoBBERIEs RKPoRTED.-Hugh Hartman, No 342
Virginia avenue southwest, reports stolen from his
saloon silver spoon and stralner.-W. z Cole
day, No. 1444 Rhode Island avenue, reports the
theft OF four billiard ballS-Job A. Price NO 3OS
street northeast reports that his house was en-
tered Monday night and robbed OF q number OF
articles worth $la-Mary ]. Hosack, No l34O o
street northwest, reports stolen from her house
Chas. Weeks, No. 637 Louisiana avenue reports
the embezziement OF $50. Harry Delwaine, No.
ga N street northwest reports the larceny OF an
umbrella worth xa-Arthur Emory Baltimore
reports that while In this city ten days ago MA
pocket was picked OF watch and chain worth SJO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

A TAX-SALE CASE IN COURT.-YeSterday after
noon an application was made for mandamus TO
compel the District Commissioners to issue a deed.
The case Is that OF the United States ex rel Anna
7. Bramhal against the District. The petitioner
sets out the purchase at the tax sale OF 1876 OF
lots In squares s4, &c, and payment OF the sums
for which the lots were bought. She alleges that
the Commissioners VIII not give her deed unless
she first pays all the other taxes and assessments
on the lots. or the court shall give judgment
thereon she therefore asks a mandamus TO COM
pei the Commissioners to give her deed for the
further payments The case was certified TO the
General Term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09


sTEELISG Rides ON RAILROADS.
AT this season OF the year many tramps pass
through this District on their way from the sunny
South TO the cooler North, where they spend the
summer months. On their journey they frequently
attempt 10 steal rides the trains leaving here at
night While a train Is In the depot they get In
between the baggage cars, where they cannot be
seen. Usually the trains on the Baltimore and
Potamac Railroad are stopped at the Navy-Yard
where East Washington police are In waiting TO
detain the stowaways who instead OF beiug al
lowed TO leave the city, are taken before Judge
smell. who gives them month or so on the farm
several have already been arrested this season
and last night Oficer Daily captured q man named
owen Judge, whom he found on o train This
morning the prisoner was taken before the Police
Court, where he was charged with being a sus-
plclous person. He Is from Troy, N Y, and is not
q tramp like many who have been arrested under
similar circumstances lie was unfortunately out
OF work, and, having no means to get home at
tempted 70 steal ride. The court required him TO
give bonds In the sum OF $50 or stand committed
for 20 days
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
amuseu,euts To.nigbt.

NAr1oNAL-"LoSti In New York"
AIBAuGHs-McCaullS Company In Indiana"
PANORAMA BUiLDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
HARRIs'-Lizzte May Ulmer.
kKRNANs-variety and Wrestling.
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Indications for tie a. hours commencing az p M
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern PennsyIva-
MA New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, and VIZ
g1nia slightly warmer rain followed py faif
weather iiyff TO fresh southerly winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL UNIoS.-Last even
Ing Miss RanSomS studio was filled with busy,
earnest women bringing IN reports OF work done in
establishing in this city educational and indus
trial union committee OF twelve women was
appointed to solicit funds IN aid OF the head
quarters, as follows: Mrs f. s. Brinton, Mrs Mary
E Mcpherson. Mrs. DR.. Lamb. Mrs Crosby Mrs Dr.
Nayior, Miss Buckley Mrs. Hpscomb Mrs. Pollock
Mss Lehman, Mrs. Adelaide solberg, Miss Mitch
ell, and Mrs. III. Z. Sperry.
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REQUEST FOR THE s p. c. A., OF NEW YORK
In the case OF the estate OF the late VIM d. Fuller
the inventory OF the personal estate, amounting
20 $50 s1.6l, has been fled In Register CIagett'S
ofiee. The testator left property In the District
and In the state OF Missouri. and Will bequeath.
Ing 500 to the person who should probate the will
In this District. and the rest OF the estate TO the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
OF New York city. minor step-brother T. j. ID
Fuller, for whom Mr.. c. f. Appleby Is guardian.
contested the Will, and on trial by jury the will
was sustained An agreement had however been
made that the contestant should have certain per-
centage OF the estate and the rest should go to the
New York society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

WALL PAPERS, window shades, decorations, &C.
RICH ARD HENDERSON, gs3 ST. NV.
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OUR LEADER-Good Fur DerDy's sl.5O; latest
styles and colors- A. 7. Lewis, 435 TN ST
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CoLBuRS's Observation-Disclosures Brand is the
King OF Condiments Flavor and pungency CON-
bined IN perfection For sale by Grocers.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Edu-
cattonal and Charitable purposes and its franchise
made part Of the State Constitution in 1879
by an overwhelming popular vote.
its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly. and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
cember)
ave do hereby certify that supervise the orange
nnsnts FOR al TIE Monthiy and Quarterly Drauin0s Of
The Louisiana State Lottery Company. and in Ders0n
manage and control the DTd,rin0s themselves. and that
the same conducted trith honestly Jarness, and in
pdiiy to use this certificate. uith -sintes Of
natures attached. in ats advertisements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

AFTER being fitted with our make OF clothing,
buyers never hesitate to purchase.
EIsENAN Bros, 7th and Z,
Manufacturing CloIhlers and TailorS.
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A TRUSTEES SALE OF nne building RIOT. on New
Hampshire avenue, between II and Nstreeta and
also three-stofy brick house, 1z6O Rhode Island
avenue, viii take place tomorrow afternoon. See
Advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

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
only by tho California Fig syrup Company, San
Francisco Cal All druggists.