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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21

Served Him Right.
Snow there's the tarin"-he began;
cine day was very hotI
The people rose up TO man
And killed him on phe spot.
-Ronko,a Hnas~S>~
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A Hint for Business Men.
Honor and shame from no condition rise
ACT wen your part, which means to advertise.
-Teros Slfxiaoa
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NAnr-A- 'Sr1ckrR!-
THEREFORE.
LET FER FLICKER
FLY WEIGHTS.
Genuine seersucker Coats and Vests s1.5o upward
Mohar Goats and Vests. Silver. Gray and Slate
SILK Mohair Coats and Vests variety of shades.
Fonsee Goats and Vests. handsome variety. So up
MEMS SUITS.
serses Gray. Blue. Black and Brown Sack and Cut
,Cassimeres, scotch, Mixtures. Stripes Plaids and
Checks, So. 40 upward
THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS o. LONDON"
GO FOR NAUGHT.
Whenever the American idea obtains and as are in
special delight in placing before You the products
OF American looms
s1O75
Is our prce.for your choice-of large variety Of
SUITS, made OF STANDARD American Goods not ohcsn-
ingly
Pantaloons-if you please-Amercan Pantaloons,
$l.oO. 81 rs. 81, 81 80. SITS SO, $3.50.
We know your needs and mean to supply them.
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
b.: and ~ 9TH ST. NV. corner Massachusetts ave.
Strictly One Prlca
Open Saturday till IL .. IN
WOFFICE COATS, stripes and checks. on sale
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from till
10 O'Clock. PRICE 25c. jyll
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, ID. C.
II July 10, 1SSS.-Sealed Proposals. properly
dOrscd. will be received by the undersigned until
MONDAY, JULY TNENTY-THIRD. at ONE PM. for
furnishing material Tor repairs of buildne nj Howard
University during the ending June SO. sss. Par
ticuars furnished application The right 70 reject
any OF all bids Is reserved. j b JOHNSON 1ras-
Nl2.l3,l Ia, lg.2O, 2l-tt
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SPECIALTIES.

~ artistic hnish call on address h BENILt
SMITH. artist~o10 Mas. ave Dlfhcuis work spec-
ialty Clubs now forming el per week Nxo-N
RS DIR FULLER Is WITHOUT RIVAL -
W the successful trestment OF dsssssss pscS 49,
her aud 10 known throughout Ems land And Amer
lea q the only lady physician who can sc1encncAiy
diAenose disease Without sskirg the pssisnt
523 llth 81. NV. 1ls-lw
NNANTED-ELECTRIc IN NERyoUa.
w Mental and Spinal disease, Ovarian and Utcr1no
troubles. Paralysis. scint,cA ChorcA &C HIATT ~
cureA DR. l. y, NICHOLSON,
N17-lns 90 2th - n - %. y
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Dosr FoReEr THE BOYS CoMroR T
THEY APPRECIATE COOL AND DREssY
SUIT AS MUCH AS THEIR FATHER DOES.
AND IN THESE DAYS WHEN THERE ARE
so MANY HANDSOME THINGS FOR THEM
AND so CHEAP. WHY SHOULDN'T THEY
BE WELL DRESSED. ABRowN LINEN OR
DUCK SUIT Is COOL. NEAT. DURABLE AND
QUITE INEXPENSIVE.
WHITE DUCK SUIT IS THE EXTREME
OF NEATNEss AND GENTILITY. AwHITE
FLANNEL SUIT. MADE IN SAILOR" OR
NORFOLK" STYLE is THE MOST DREssY .
SUIT THE LITTLE ELBOWS CAN WEAR
THE STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS AREAN
ENTIRELY NEW THING: DON'T SOIL SO
EASILY AS THE WHITE; ARE VERY sTYL-
ISL. BUT NOT QUITE SO DREssY THE
DARKER ONES ARE VERY NICE FOR ORDI-
NARY WEAR. THE LIGHTER STRIPES
TAKE AN INTERMEDIATE PLACE Be
TWEEN THE PURE WHITE AND THE DARK
STRIPES. ALL WASH NICELY. AND ARE
NOT EXPENSIVE SIZES FROM 5 TO Is
YEARS.
IN SAILOR SUITS. THE BLUE AND GRAY
ARE THE PRINCIPAL CoLORS. AND THE
SIZES ARE FROM TO II YEARS. THESE
ARE THE CHEAPEST OF THE FLANNEL
SUITS. BUT THEY ARE VERY NEAT AND
COMFORTABLE
sEERsUCKER MoHAIR AND ALPACA
COATS AND VESTS FOR BOYS OF II YEARS
AND OLDER
z. B. BARNUM CO.
b2o s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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DRoroSN.s FOR IMPROVING STREETS AND
IL AVENUES IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
D.C.-OfllCE OF IHE COMMISSIONERS AsHINs-
TON, d. g. July IL, 1855 Sealed Yrupu,As will
celsed at this office until IL O'CLOCK on MEDNts-
DAY, AUGUST 1. lsss tor improving streets and
with curb CUTTERS Sidewalks aud roadway rave
ments. Blank forms Of proposal and specifications
can be obtained at this ONCE upon application there
Tor together with all Dece-ary Information and only
bids upon these forms will bc considered The rist
u reserved 20 reject any ana all bids parts OF bds
W. WEBB, ;. H. MHkATLtl. 4. W RAY
MOND. Comm ssoners u. & ylD-0t
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DRoPoSALs FOR RESURFACING AND RE-
IL Pairing Concrete PaveInonts upon Streets and Ave-
nues IN the City Of Washington ID. C-OfTICE oF TIE
COMMISSIONERS. MAsHISoToS. ID. q. July Is. lsss.-
Sealed proposals will be received this Office until
TMELNE O'CLOCK NJ, ON SAIU hDAl. JULY
IWkN1l-ElGhI. 1853. for resuriacns and repair-
ing concrete IaEements the various streets aud
avenues IN the District Of Columbia Blank a
PROPOSALS and seclnCatlons be obtained at this
office upon application therefor, together with all
necessary Information and only bids upon thes. forms
wall be considered The risht reserved 10 reject any
and all bids parts Of bids NM Is. WEBB. = L
VITALITY, G. ". RAYMOND, Commissioners u. q
iNll-0t
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IDhOlnSAls FOX fUhNlsHlNG IEhhA-Co1TA
IL PIPE AND BRANCHES IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, u. C.-ufice Of the Commissioners.
Washington. ID C.. July II. lSsS-Sealed PROPOSALS
will be received Al this ofce until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. on SAL UkDAA. JULY TWENTY -El0HTH lsss.
Tor 3is63 feet l2-inch Terrs-cotta P1p,. 1890
15-inch Terra Gotta Pipe 5,2ls fest ls-inch Terra
Gotta Pipe. GAG feet - inch Ierracotta Pipe. 4s&
feet l2NOnch IeTra-cotta branches. 0oS fest l5N6-
inch 1erra-cotta Branches. 30 feet lsxo-Incn
Ierra-cotts n Branches. 400 feet 24nU-inch Terra
Gotta Branches, 300 CONNECTING 1hinibes, 5000
6-inch StoPpers. Blank forms Of Proposals and Seci
ncations los obtained Mt this Office upon Applica-
ton therefor together with all necessary
aud only bids upon these forms will be c,nsdered-
The right reserved To reject any and ali bids
Of bids W. Is. MElB 5. l. MHEAILEN. &. ". RAY
MOND, Commissioners ID. Z. lylS-6t
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LADIES GOODS.

- UPERFLUoUs HAIR DESTROYED. LEAVING
Ono trace 10y my electric needle process endorsed by
every prominent Ten years practice tlis
city Electrical treatment for ladies and children.
jy6-lms INKS DIR GABRIEL. 1921 u IT. ".
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE MTNCHES-
H ter. Na-l5th session OF this we'll known. access-
biz. AID thoroughly progressive School begins ssp-
TENDER IL Best advantages climatic, social educa-
tonal anG religious at lowest practicable rates send
for catalogue to A. MAGlLL SMITH. NJ. A., Princi-
I al Nel colin.
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SHE CONTROLS $50, 200, AND WOULD BE PREsr-
DENT OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO If SHE WIRE A
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FOFFICE COATS. stripes and checks on sale
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from till
III O'Clock. PRICE, 2oc. jyl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21

pie ana can measure the intellectual caIiber az
Se. person. dhere Is sliil lett the once fascnat-
ing twenty Questions" which has sent a shafr
INTO many brilliant mind and brought up mex
pecteo gold There are the more erudlte games.
sucn as whiting parody On ! given author on
a given subject, with a given wori. 10
write poem or proyerb or 10 play at deriva-
Tons quotation, or Throwing a Light" These
nave Illuminated many dull day. All thes.
however, may be dull 10 dun brains, ard thew NAV
Dc or more serious import, more work and reoulrs
more effort than people desire IN warm weather.
therefore they cease 10 be useful "a sngyestion
10 people who desire 70 De idly amused
mat amlaole spirit OF family coterie which used
10 prevail at The North when families from tha
south came 10 Saratoga In the family coach: when
ladies TOOK the North River boat, In their broad
cLotn habits; when the stage coach gently took
them up all this has passed. The great crowds al
Long Branch, New London, saratoga, and Bar Har.
Dor separate without much intimate acquaintapce
Al AL. nave me common enjoyment OF the sea, the
iresh air, the springs, or the local attraction
Whatever that may be, but they all complain OF
guinness What shall be done about IL? In Europe
they nave the casino and the gambling. FOrtu-
n6teiy we have not yet oaccaraf for a rainy day.
WATERING PLACE PEOPLE.
There are, however, all sorts Of people at q
watering piace-young couples with their children
Old gentlemen with their gout elderly ladies with
Their fancy work. and with an eye for the pretty
uauShterS They ali want TO be amused: they ali
dread the dull days; they are lust the people who
nave the proper quality for an audlence Why
VII not our artistic girls Initiate the Lady Mary
MorIey montague making "lving pictures OF
perfect grace" or the higher genius Of Iady Ham.
nton. becoming "dream OF perfect arI1 sCrt of
thing 70 arnuSe themf Ladies AZ foreiSn watarsnn
Pts-.Ss nave nuch 10 am1se them at the shops'
wMcn Tor the last two summers have been nm n,
tne onc-a-orae from the palaces OF the mad King
Oh BAVARIA. Old lace and bits OF embroidery and
SUNS are brought 10 ones door. There Is not htno
700 rocco Tor the peripatetic vender at q Foreign
watering place. Then the music at the Casi1c
helps 10 pass the time. The morning finds ltseI;
gone and well into the afternoon before half ms
outside pleasures OF the Casino are exhausted
At 4 or earlier, every one takes the little cbear
carriage OF the place and goes for q drive FoI
francs an hour, about 90 cents, one can make ex.
petitions 70 al the famous chateaux OF the place
The vehicle Is a humble sort OF Victoria with Z
stout horse and an ooligfng driver, and the drive
Is generally through scenery OF most magnificent
description. At O'Clock In the evening the pretty
women In cheap Ioulards and round hats, with at.
tendant CAVALIERS go 70 see the fireworks; &C 8
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Transfers Of ReaJ Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: 8. D..
Webb TO P. H.. Christman, sub lots %, "a. and 20
So. $50; $500. 5. r. Casslns TO W. W. Metcalf
Webb lot II. So i0ss $1,000. John Bell to L. NJ.
saunders, L 4 %, 81. 100; $50. l. NJ. saunders to
W H. BEL, same property; $50 F. w. Pratt TO
joan +. Greene, c. y II, 81. I09; $3.50. W. W..
Eisenhower TO W. Danenhowcr, sub lots 10 and
IA, 81 $50; 8: ". Eisenhower 10 George Smoot
DeGroot, sub lot lv4, blk ~ Long Meadows;
81, 125. q. c. Ohren TO W. X. Frisbee SUB 81, So
l0o3; si9Oo w. j. Waiter, ex-, TO K BeEerick, pit.
-, 81. 40; 5000. ii. A. GrtSvold to j. E. Pow
ell pts 50 and 81. Chichester; $1,000 John Mil
ler 10 f. ID. Downing. pit Il, So 734; 81 500. Mar
ina F. simmons 10 r. ID. Simmons, trustee, lot Is,
SO. los; s.. Cassius Cannon TO Nellie NJ. Sim-
mons ct al, lot 1, So 99i; s. ID. Rothwel TO
Rebecca A. Blaine, pt. ), so. $40; $780, g. W.
Goodal 10 Robt. Morrisol, lots and T. SO. 767,
J. II. Clark 10 j. L. Lawrence subs pit. 10 for 20,
81. 100 Gwo undivided thirts); $4,000. ID. II.
'ii,nersieeye to same. do. {oue-third lnteresp;
So FL; 81 500 W. A. Phillips 10 Hattie X. White
lot IL. So a54; 5000. Il. Clay stewart TO Bush
FHn mOT ~ Rs, p So 2; Myster
$500. Moses Kelly. trustee. TO J. r. Garrison,
ROBERTS, sue lot Al, 50. SIS; $500 J. A. MoOrhead
SO, 100 Noble VI. Main 10 L. C. MAN, pit. sub 81,
81; 5ls; l5O0 T. Carusi ct al. To X. Goidschmid,
sub os' l rs, and M IA So 49, s. W s. Cog 70
sl,274.17. X. Goldschmld TO T. Ii. Bean, sub 2Oi,
81 IN; 900 I. h. Bean to K GOldschmid, sub
~, e %; s39S6:ss. Teresa solomon TO Susan
5. Cox ct al. 10 W. N. Clayton, lots 50 and 40 so.
III; s3,s3S19. a. =. Pardon to c. G, StOtt, pit. 8
50. 104l; 500. Jas. A. Bates trustee, to Nattie s.
300. JAS. Fraser to s. Howison, lots and 10,
g, COG; 800 j. v. Sinclair, IT,, TO u: B. Kirk
iap SUD 81 is l9 ga,Is to :5S sg
lot al, HIS SUBJ Mt. Pleasant; $50
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The Courts

PROBATE COCRT-Jud0e Cor
Yesterday, estate OF Charles Raynesford: flrsf
and finai account passed. Estate OF Annabei Hen.
dershot; will admitted to probate and record In
Re Charles r Ray, minor; order appointing Dennis
Blau; order relieving Herman E. Blau as executor.
Estate OF Maria s. Thompson, executor ordered To
pay samuel BACON, GUARDIAN ~ 600. In re George
70 expend 500 on education OF ward Estate OF
Henry u. kultz; win admitted to probate and
record; letters OF administration c. Z a. 10 Chris
tian Kultz: bond, 5000. Estate Of Mary s. Nor
mand; notice OF publication issued returnabie
February "a Estate or John BrannOn; win ad-
airy TO Mary n. Brannon; bond, $50. Estate Of
MARI A. Barnes; John r. Barnes appointed guard.
ters OF administration to z. Francis Rigs: BOND.
100000 Estate OF Richard Nicholas; Guy Carl
ton appointed administrator: bond, $1,000. Is
wallach; letters o. administration to john +.
S so s sppSSinsi1g oo Sarah A. Young guard
Waugh; WIN admitted to probate AND and
bond; 800: In re George DoonItle, guardian 70
Elizabeth r. Dexter; $50 allowed for support and
&c S o. ward In re sarah
OF DR. Peter Parker; will admitted 70 probate and
record; letters testamentary 70 Harriet W. Parker;
dian authorized TO invest fund. Estate OF Lorenzo
d. Merchant; viii Med; petition OF Mary C. Merch-
ant Ior letters testamentary. In re Geo. C. Walker
guardiani third supplemental account passed In
Estate OF Barbara Koch, second account OF execu-
tor passed In re Katherine Wilson, guardian 70
neiia 9. Jones' guardian: eighth account passed.
In re henry RUPERT guardian; sixth account
passed. In re JAS Doody, guardian; nrst account
Ink; nrst account passed, In re Wiihemine Wal
tsr nrst account OF executor passed In re Richard
OF VIM Mcclure stewart; rrst and hnal account Of
aominlstratr1x passed In 70 Alexander Dodge;
| niN ana maj account OF executor passed. In n
| cutors passed
ordered, That the Probate Court meet hereafter
on Fridays at pm
| CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Judoe HdOuer
Yesterday, Fields agt. Baltimore and ONO Ran.
road co; dismissed by platinum. Juslh agt NcCut
". Juoement oy agreement Tor nominal damages
platnun. ~
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HANDSOME AND FITTING MEMORIAL MONUMENT
has lately been placed by his widow over the grave
OF the late George w. Adams In Oak Hill Gene.
terry. The material used is a fine specimen OF
Quincy granite, pleasing In color, and capable OF
receiving high and durable polish. The design
includes Shaft or pinnacle Of nne cut stone SUP
ported by four pillars OF the same material sur.
mounting four tablets over each tablet are an
oak leaf rose and bud and ivy, all carved in high
renei; On front monogram g. w. A. Is also cut
Died october 10, 1886" The four columns are sur.
mounted by Corinthian capitals, between which a
crown is traced I'm intagllo. The structure rests
on three heavy bases upon the upper one OF which
the family name ADAMS stands out In high relief
letters OF polished surface. The work was de-
signed and executed by MesslS j. f. Manning 4
Co, and is a creditable example OF Washington
taste and enterprise.
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POISONED By Scnoru1A.

The faint of scrofula in.the blood should be
got rid Of or serious consequences may result
Consumption is undoubtedly scrofuls Of the
lungs, and in its early stages may be cured by
purifying the blood and building up the system.
For this Hoods Sarsspsrilla il unequaled. IT.
also cures scrofula when il appears in the form
Of running sores. boils. punches in the neck.
catarrh. or in any other manner. While it puri-
fes. Hoods sarsaparilla also vitalizes and en-
riches the blood
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81: six for 90. Pre-
pared only by c. l. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Masa
ja23 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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p
lie pariors and the ease and homelike comfort
surrounding its guests.
Flour Retailed At Wholesale Prices.
w. J. Morton Co., representing Chester Will
son, merchant miliers, Buffalo, N. " for the pur-
the low pee snsreSy
Ing you the middlemans profit OF over 81 per Dbl
Bbl. quarter. Eighth.
S spec ael T sM,y PasenS $3.50 sl4s &c
B Boneqm MN sNe prd proces 5s5 14s aas
Delivered free to any part Of the city and salts
licit a trial order by mail, or call at warehouse
and Office, 206 10th st. NV. Also stand in Center
Markell 7th-street wing, street side, under cafe
Fine Oysters at laarvey,s.
am daily receiving my usual variety and quail
tty OF oysters, the same as before the close OF
navigation.
Visitors to my saloon will be served with oysters
as nne ana iresh as at any time OF year.
WilbOr's Cod Liver OIL. Phosphate of
Asthma, Bronchitis, Debility. WastimS
Dlseases. and ScrofulOus HumOrs.-Tne
great popularity Of this safe and ef1icacious pre-
parat1on Is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth: In the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis. Whooping Cough Scrofulous Humors,
ifequaL Let no one neglect the early symptoms
OF disease, when an agent Is at hand which will
a Complaints nv OF the Chest Lungs or Throat
Boston. Sold by all druggists th,s,tu-3
For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
Browns Bronchial TrOches.-"Have never changed
my mind respecting them, except think better Of
mat which began thinking well Of"-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. Sold only In boxes. cocks
S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WhlSkey, best In the world for the money.
orders by mail. MCGEE's, 9th near st. was
Dog Collars Engraved; RaZors sharpened
Tree. WALF0RD, tS7 Penna. ave. S,m,w&S
Phillips Digestibie Cocoa, delicious,
easily dfgeSted and highly nourishing. 3
"ROyal Glne'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il 10. "Ward" prints 45c. per ID.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
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Ansusensenfs 'EO-s

AusUSefutNtV hte
SATIoSAI--'fhe Old Homestead"
AIBAUCns--J. h Emmett.
"oNpEEIASc.-''Mu.do1n Picnic" and Variety.
E->TaEET RINS.-Kniynts OF Pythias Fair.
MANASSAS fANoRANA.-Day AMI eyelias.
HAKErS.-.'Chlp OF the Old Block"
kERssss.-variety and drama
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. %, 1888.
Prof. o. T. Mason is interested In hoop-snakes,
and through your columns has requested evidence
OF such reptiles. The following is from a recent
january ls, 1857 Indiana paper:
The other day while VIM. Crouch, a laborer vas at
work at OAK HIil Cemetery Charlottesville, killed
hoop snake hich wa rolling around the suow and
ice lively though it the rst of July Instead
feet in length"
Respectfully, EDMOND HEz SVEN.
Pastor Second Rantlsf Church
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- READ AD of the 7th-st-eet Paiais Royal auction
Ueale- Between i and N NV.
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AUCTION SALE OF FrRST-CLAS5 JEwELRY every
night at Ladson'S 4:s3 9TH ST. Special sale dia-
inonds. gold watches, and Rogers slverware Tues
Qay evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

The LADIES are actively engaged in the sale Of
SEASON tickets for the q. A. X Bazaar and Fair.
Tie Lady selling the second largest number Is to
be presented with the superb china tea set shown
at Boteier's.
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AMArEcR photography is growing more popular
with young and old. A complete camera, &C., Is
offered by the g. A. K Bazaar and Fair to the
amateur receiving or procuring most votes Camera
shown az LouRhranS 1413 Pa. ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

HUYLEEs COCOA, for breakfast and supper.
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure healthful
sold BY grocers. Wholesale depot, JAS l. Barbour
q SON
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For COLD WEATBKR.-Fur and cloth caps, warm
WOODEN undergsrments, fur top lined dog skin,
cloth and knit wool gloves &c, &C. X. Z. Lewis
Son, 1421 New York av., br. Ss0 9TH stn-w
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BoGERrs CroGH SYRUP viii cure at once.

BURN COKE sun selling at summer prices no
WitAstanding the strike IN the coal region.
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Condemned Locale.

The new board OF directors OF TIE Domestic Fire
Engine and Pump Co organized yesterday BY elect
suing year: A. h. white, president aud general
manager w. H. L'pey. sice-p-esident; Daniel
Ea.net Rotary, and Chas. Baum, treasurer.
The ia Carriers Sp-'lety OF this city have filed
IN he ~ Jr'lers Oiice certificate OF election OF
sfnCers, follows: President, j. T. Bonds: fiuan-
BcOos<s, j. T. Reader. S1Ill Preston, Walter Brooks
John Ni!nIn1s. Frank Wade, and Rich'd CIoOdaIL
Yesterday afternoon tae Rev. John Mckim an
episcopal missionary from OsIka, Japan, delfy-
4. L churcn. OF this city, before the Washington
t'ranch OF the WOmanS Auxiliary. The religious
.erylces were directed by tue Rev. DR. Leonard
VI ". JOINS, assisted BY the Revs. Messrs. Mckee
and Holden-
Alice G. Sykes has filed bill for divorce against
Henry l. y, kes.
To-morrow evening" at Harris Bijou Theater
Bishops keane and Ireland will deliver addresses
on The subject OF temperance.
LAST evening nfty-three members OF Refuge
council, NO II, sons OF Jonadab, of Alexandria
Va, paid raternal visit 20 Goodwill Council
No. Y, In Potomac Hall. south Washington where
they were warmly welcomed and Handsomely
entertained
Painters Local Assembly 1888 T. OF l., at
meeting Last night, adopted resolutions OF sympa-
my With the Reading strikers and Appropriated
500 70 De forwarded 20 their relief committee
representative Mckinney, OF New HAMPSHIRE,
addressed the Virginia Democratic Association
Last night at It's rooms on 10th street.
Tnerc are to-day eighteen prisoners in the fail
awaiting transportation 10 the Albany peniten-
tiary under sentence, but they cannot be sent on
account o, the fund being exhausted
mere Will De musical nde at the washington
Ridlng Academy this evening.
Al the rleerog OF the Biological Society this eve
the retiring president VIII deliver an address on
some American eoncologists
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CITY ITEMS.

''Shall Not Take Mine Ease I'm Mine
lnn?" The Revere House, Boston, OF word-re-
nowned cuisine is unequaled for its spacious pub
lie pari0fs and the ease and homelike comfort
surrounding its guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

FAILING HAIR, Eczema, letter, Dandruff and
all diseases OF the scalp cured by Mrs. Dr. j.
Semmes Son, 1ll5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

UNEouA1ED REDucrross In FINE
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDRENs' CLOTHING.
Overcoats we sold at s25 we sell at sl4
$50 Al1
Suits 1" "s2O sll.
" "s15 60
And all other grades in same proportion.
For boys from ID to Is years old we'll sell you Over
coats at so cents the Dollar. Suits Wen sell at
331s per cent less than former price
Childrens' Suits and Cvercoats we sell you so cents
on the dollar
full line Of odd Pants for Men, Boys and Children,
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co.
ja25 Corner 18th and g sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

EXAMINE that elegant gold watch at Tappan's on
9Th St, TO be given TO gentleman selling most sea-
SOD tickets 70 q. A. r. Bazaar and Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28
HAvI You A TIcKrr In that $4,000 house.

PRIOR 20 taking inventory we have marked down
all our picture-lrame mOldings- Parties having
pictures 70 frame will do wei 10 call early. All
the latest etchings and engravtngs ON hand.
Wood Forsyth, l20s + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28
l4ls 15rH STREET, is the s1o, 900 house

ENTIRE STOCK OF the 7th-street Palals Royal D. w.
at auction See adj