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die the Wealth: leave 'llW,e d
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to yonr nobIe GcneronS man.
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TemperanceNilla;' avaLi 4
Flour, Mesl.sBaahs Shorts n anilnJ
and Mill Feed, (Corn and OATS
:..rBand Chops ifoGSale at u: Z!

.aar:.: falfl DrieeSsiI :.'s'F7..l :.
The Pubic viii iasdSe taktss, 10
.tiice that the mill proIeftx desig.
ifated above" which FORMERLY be-
I6nged- to sMr; Deb. Denmssls now
owned BY the.i :9ndersigped who
will continue to do business at the
old stands .,aHdawiilt. e1ideay0r'ito
give entiresatisfactioni to; itlpwho'
ifiayfavor,liifh with tlielf CUSTOM.
Observation-Disclosures ronagei. Til
tuFe tavors solicited. l
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II .iir:litAi isJ&G.s5tfi ;s--.i;;'3SS
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.4ro...4saW 10 rstbnGd0 .aa;lni-
f,ae GGa1,;ady y1GToqaaoa 30 baal
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Valuable House and Lot for Sale.
Ioasfra Flo atipiitate Contract sEi5 m,

and Lot near Louisville
at a reasonable price and on accommo-
] ssts.:,ii;-;ij;s j, dating terms.
The premises contains about 2acres,
divided into yard. gartieii grassfdt, 'aHd;
truck patch, surrounded by neat and
substantial. enclosures, and has upon:its
allsthe. necessary otlthuildllgs....aI ar:
The. dwelling upon same recently
built, large enough to accommodate. a.
large family, is OF, neat and attractive
appearance, is in thorough repair aud
conveniently arranged.
Tile location of sameis very desirable,
within a few hundred feet of landing for
s.asass y. col!Ee s.. tq: chgrrh,
ess q!lires mesto move in
,tffe;;Yall ages and. kence sim prepared to
give s0ne:onec;r b;sfsssai,i.-L -
For further particulars address.
T. G. KELLAM,
m Fl ..i,S 80. 'Ti;i -
= . = louisville.
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.Go1ne;4npw to..fhe Ifl3EfnI aIiatEeMS
srs and VIII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a1gSs
Iad9 voil refused So posl siyeIy t6is
mAFniiifa!'s&o nTaii o. lliS'sss ZIG S@'sls9s
/. .Thm.e AreMfwY, TosYYa chilareiil riIiiH
.tta, grand, Observation-Disclosures
fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wa1dinera
day i3a ns'1 BASED s; int there has been
I'D y f6ssfEef TIL II ~ bsnny l,ope sa at
ithelresHFt of:rhGf erccaiffaiiiitt;s TaIRAft
II rs itlsaiiyrqay asz,d sls1 III .s7oi
Il d,us ,e3..g.1ia:5TfI {: q sTed5 7tisi9eG
8. ".,'s / Farmer on High, Tarits...,.sif. =
l',a1a ,,;aaa 1.vTl p.s e ~ ..ss.I
II i9f!! = !5isalaysdi 20
tgat9 5aa' ~ = u 4 f1as1,! h!ST
T.; a.,IS FIJI, Mu.,; e"1 s,;g MaSn
w nool'i1i.u rf'sS srle xaa'plleslnas
was sueklng theariesoiooN oat "'us..ae
'0naero pEetenea Oh iaBth 81 alfaSstoSa
suPP2ES ID. 4ne s2Ser1lenep E'ese1cHaFfd-
M, NE asa III a.s ia.i I g
nrn.a, tst fol L. fl s7 4
:prisats aaaksjs sITa,,sspagliis ;a : 10
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a ~ ss5 9s GG:s Nh y ~ y; 45say
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= Is aJoHNs.Wls .fD I @ An a a. !.
a PRACTICAL
MATCHMAKER lANBy1IjEWEtlER
a;
u Main Street, onane9ck. Va.
~ Eg,EAV Is,
DAVIS WHARF,

ri DAVIS WHAhF,
- -,Aiscc6assdtl cII:e0u1tghiFaa q a'aai'
Iuvites the attention of the pub
liz TO the following facts:
l,Wh at.ahe' Keeps scdnstdnfly on
hand large selectand cheap stock
'Jf.nerchandise.
i 2. TlEaeae9r5@aas specially -wftlf
.liim, is delivered to him at a very
small expense, and can therefore
be. sold as cbeapt 2as GallyGllere on
Eastern Shore.
B. That he sells coal, duriln2!gg, the.
entire Year, !sind always at bottom
TT 1. That. lie always has CLANS On On
hand for sale when seAsop;w7-also
oysters. lS'al'l'i.''i''' go
: 5. That be bsts:for sale,at private
contract, several valuable houses
and lots-at. Davis whal'f- contain :
ing 5 acres each, improved by dwell:
lings.;slli Tall necessary 6dtlouSeS,
otc.. on re;fs8llaBlG fcrliis:: ''i'''' 9
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VAs nSssAIY B RID Il T4GSddsT IS,
So -. sIa So, G q
y! -. 8 :. =. - 81
- what we have to say to Yoq-------:-
:. E 80 8: 81 8 60

k5s1
cLoTMS TRcoTs CAsHaEEEs sURAHs oIRBs sATEENs CnAL
SFcnNn we Have s4ar$e ah aa0g Haeo WHITE GooDs
FIoJNCINGs. EMDRo1DERIEs and IIANBU RGs.s.
and from tTst bands
Tfie Srwt in that SkTn price from
! t - . 80. -
q the ma ane
comfy LINEN 5ssw
z sEsas E Il S!1s !tgs4 EfsE29 sssg 81 So
SXTHIY-MArT1NGs CLoTHs RUes; having s
Separate department. are eaTryng
the line in the 70 ~
sGSsa1 aa l9eEI
stock SHOES sery extensive EN- Oracng
[ Shoes for Ialeszild superior line OF
Machine Goods made order i1; Phlladsphia
band turned goods a u M s
haw Milan Manila goods aproty line of Felt
wG and e5s e m running separate
demrtment for and and lave big line
of it. Tea SetsgCha bs sest Stand Sets &C. BE
nre and take look atour Department you
Above enumerated leading stock
is full all the way through cordially invite examination of the
Che rg at se Fgl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
Alexandria Affairs,

Reported fo- The EVENING STAR:
A MASONIC PnGRIMAGE.-A Masonic pilgrimage
to the tomb OF George Washington on the amt
versary Of the day when the illustrious man W as
made Mason has been projected by Fredericks-
burg Lodge, into which Washington was Initiated
wa, master IN 1889. The matter Is now in the
hands OF Masonic committees, and It Is probable
that the anniversary, August 4, will witness a
widely extended coInmemOratiOn OF MasOns in
honor OF tn ir great felow-craftsman.
The GRANGERS.-1he district grange OF North
ern Virginia has closed its session here, to meet
at Manassas on Wednesday, the 18th OF June
During It's session H. H. Garrett was chosen mas
ter, and A. ]. WedderDurn and A. p. Corbin dele
privately were occupied with its own business 1he
Grange Camp Association, which has also been In
session, has selected Thos. s. Stedden as its pres-
dent, and arranged for holding a grange camp
next November.
NorEs-The mayor and several leading citizens
went to washington at noon to-day to attend the
meeting at Wizards Hotel In furtherance of the
Mount Vernon avenue enterprise. Corpora
ton Court, Judge Meade, will open its March term
tax tenderers will not be begun until the May term
or the Circuit Court.-The son VI Mr.. II. II. Har-
per has been badly hurt in the head by a stone
thrown by colored bOy.-A Fairfax mink was
brought here few days ago, hidden In a load Of
hay, and while the wagon was unloading at the
stable OF Mr.. TraverS here the animal came out
seized chicken that was quietly feeding near by,
and made on with it. The mink was soon killed
An Alexandrian, =. ]. McCrink, has been made
the quarantine service.-Thos. Lynch has bought
from +. L. SpinSs, at 81 ESQ, frame house with
grounds, on Henry and Princess streets. alongside
tne Midland rallW ay track.
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A Beautiful Display.

TUE COLLECTION OF sTATUARY AND STONE CARVING AT
THE MONUMENTAL BUILDING.
Everyone who walks along Pennsylvania ave-
nue. TO the Capitol is sure TO be attracted by
the unusually fine collection OF marble stat
uary displayed in the spacious showroom and
yard OF a handsome business structure recently
erected near the entrance OF the Capitol grounds.
owing TO the removal OF buildings and grading OF
ground preparatory TO the erection OF the new
congressional library building just east OF the
Capitol. on which site the extensive works OF Mr..
compelled 10 seek new quarters, and purchased
the ground Nos. 100 to 133 Pennsylvania avenue
west, which extends through the block to street.
Upon this site he has erected handsome three
mental Building. The lower portion OF the build
ing, fronting on the avenue, is erected for the
especial display OF fine Statuary and handsomely
carved monuments OF every description. Another
feature In his new location Is the collection OF
some OF the best Italian sculptures, comprising
fne groups, statuettes, copies from the antique,
large vases on columns suiLab bic for the decoration
OF parOrs. churches, halls, &C., AmarmO, Bardlg-
Ito stone vases, card-receivers, and other art OBJ
JectS now on exhibition at this new showroom
On the east side OF the building is plat OF
ground used exclusively for the display or large,
handsome monuments. In the rear OF this again,
and fronting on b street, are his extensive work
shops machinery, &C., with mammoth travelling
derrick, which extends the entire depth OF the
block, and is capable OF moving stone weighing 10
fly. This Is a brief description OF the extensive
works OF Mr.. McMenamin. Many graceful and ele-
CANT monuments adjoining our cemeteries bear
witness TO his skill, taste, and thorough know-
edge OF the details OF this class OF work. The
beautiful collection OF statuary and finely carved
worth visit 10 any one who is interested in work
Of this character.
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Affair. I'm West Washington.

A FLAG-PoLE ON THE ENGINE HoUsE.-Members
OF Engine Company, No. j, have erected a large
fiag-pole on the engine house. The pole is sur
mounted by the old weather-vane which told the
course OF the winds for so many years from the
Spire OF the old engine house on 32d street. The
top OF the pole is SO feet from the sidewalk Upon
the flag pole Is large hollow tin globe containing
the names OF the members OF the engine company.
There is also on the pole copper plate with an
inscriptions: Erected March 8, 1888. Grover
Cleveland, President United States. Joseph Paris,
chief engineer; w. o. Drew, fire marshall; assist
ant CHIEFS, L p. Lowe, W. Il. Belt; foreman, j. ID.
gell; hostler, j. H. Mahorney; privates, J. T.
Young, G. ". Tenley, II. c. " helan r. X. Allen,
A. NJ. Donaldson and W. T. Mahorney. Free bridge
opened 10 trade March 3, 1888"
Palmer, chairman OF the executive committee Of
the free bridge celebration said to STAR reporter
this morning that there was nothing new in con-
nection with the matter excepting the accept
gentlemen as members OF the military Committee:
Messrs. X. I. Hieston, II. T. Taggart and Col w.
U. Drew.
ARREsrRD.-John Jackson who fired into crowd
Of colored boys who had been annoying him on
Thursday night was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Omcer HeSs.-John Warner, better known as
"PoOde" Warner, was arrested yesterday Tor as
sauting George NailOr by striking him In the head
with brick.
WHY He sHor.-John jackson, who keeps a
small store at 27th and streets. was tried In the
Police Court tins morning on a charge OF shooting
AlonZo Curtis, coOred, as published In yesterdays
STAR. IL Was alleged that party OF negroes
stormed Jackson's house, blew out the light, and
striking Curtis In the arm. curtis denied that he
was In JackSonS store or that he took part in
stoning the house. An old cOlOred woman who
lives In the same nelghDorhOOd testified that only
few nights before the lock was broken from her
door: The court took the defendants personal
bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

The NEW YORK LIFE Insurance CoNPANY.-We
call tie especial attention OF our readers to the
fOrty-third annual report OF the New York Life In
surance Company, published in our to-day's issue.
This sterling company during the past year, re-
ceived from premiums, interest, ETC.. more than
$4,000. 900, and paid 10 It's policy-holders more
than -, 100000. Its Increase in income was over
$4,000, 600. In net assets over s. 600 OOO and in
sursnce written 81. OOO, 600 The total amount OF
insurance In force excess OF 1858 600 900 and its
surplus under the rigid standard OF the insurance
department OF New York, Is $11, $40, 1906
In connection with this remarkable exhibit, the
fact should not be lost sight OF that this company
Is purely mutual one, and that its more than
100000 poIicy-holders are partners and sharers in
Its profits.
This was the first company to adopt the non
forfeiture feature in its policies, whereby the
annual saving TO policy holders is estimated to be
at least 100000.
Its Officers are men OF great experience and
marked ability; It's plans are adapted to the wants
or all classes, and this, In connection with the
1udicious Investment Of the cOmpany'S funds and
the prudence and economy which has always
characterized It's management has necessarily
cOnspired 10 bring about the above remarkable re-
suits.
Thos. p. Morgan, 1r, manager. No. 1914 F street
northwest In this city, will be pleased 10 give any
INFORM alton In reference TO the company or its
plans, and we commend him TO the confidence and
respect or all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

Mrs Commodore Price has made gift Of Al 900
toward the endowment fund" OF 81. Johns Or
phanage.
The win OF Ann Jones was filed yesterday She
makes number OF small beQuests leaves 200 70
Mrs Mary C. Cobb. and the balance is to be divided
between Jennie b. Atkinson. Paul Jones' and p f.
W. Thornton :. c. Palmer Is named as executor.
Andrew Burgess, p. ii. Heiskell, jr., and II. s.
johnson were excused from further service as petit
Jurors In Circuit Court No. yesterday. Ferdinand
petersen. August BOhn, and s. Clinton CrOpey
were drawn 10 I'LL the vacancies
AT meeting last night OF the Virginia Republican
league, MT. p. K. Jones' of Greenv1lle, and Others
made speeches Senator Blair was commended
ior MS Efforts In the cause Oh education.
A dead infant was found on l. street, between
4tn and 9TH streets this morning by OficerKendig.
Bertha Edwards, fve-year-old white girl, Iv-
ing az 1Oo I'D street. while playing with other
children on q street. between 22d and 23d streets,
yesterday afternoon set fire to her clothing. Of
ncer keefe and citizen extirguished the fire be-
lore she had sustained much injury.
AT 6:i1 O'Clock last evening, fire took place In
the basement OF house 1872 n street northwest,
owned and occupied by W. +. Abbott, but little
damage was done.
In the Case Of Robert Rhone, colored, convicted
FEBRUARY II OF assault and battery with intent TO
kil Lucius Burnett, Judge Montgomery has granted
motion for a new trial.
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Prayers for Temperance.

PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK SET ASIDE By THE wOMAN'S
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
The National Woman'5 Christian Temperance
Union, by a call OF Miss Frances E. Willard, will
observe the week from the 18th to the 18th In
slant as a week OF prayer. The Woman's Christian
Temperance Union OF this city have arranged for
the week a program OF Bible readings and prayer
services as follows: Metropolitan NJ. +. church,
sunday, March Is, at 3 p. m, Mrs. Hannah
Whitall Smith and Mrs. Mary H. Hunt. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10, 20 and n, at
3 p. IN, New York Avenue Presbyterian church,
Miss Willard, Mrs. Hannah Whitau Smith, Mrs
Angie F. Newman, Mrs Frances j. Barnes and
ladies' OF the National and Local Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. Public temperance
conyocations viii be held as follows: Foundry NJ
Z. church, morning and evening sessions, Thurs
day, March y, 1880 a. m, opening address. Miss
Frances z willard; followed by other national
speakers special topics 10 be selected. 7:3O p. m
Miss Willard, presiding; address, Mrs. Clara
Cleghorn HOFFMAN; solo, Miss Kate willard; ad-
dress, Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge. Friday, March
23 1880 a. H., Bible reading, Mrs. Frances j.
Barnes; talks, Mrs. j. X Barney, Mrs. Ada NJ.
BittenOender and others. 7:30 p. m, Bible read
ing, Mrs. Hannah WhiJan smith; address, Mrs
Mary A. LivermOre address, Mrs Mary I. Lathrap.
Sunday, March %, IL a. M, Metropolitan NJ. E
church, address, Miss Frances E Willard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

THE FrRsr
DEMAND OF THE CLOTHING NAN IN THE
SPRING is FOR SPRING ovERooArs AND Gus.
ToM-MADE GOODS.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF OUR SPECIAL HALF.
PRICE SALE IN FEBRUARY, OUR PRESENT
STOCK OF SPRING ovERcoATs Is THE NEW.
EST. cLEANEsT AND MOST FASHIONABLE IN
ALL THE CITY. WE ARE HAVING THEM MADE
UP LARGELY FROM OUR OWN LINES OF NEW
AND STYLISH PIECE GOODS THUS GIVING Us
EXCLUSIVE STYLES THEY ARD CUT ACCORD
ING TO THE LATEST SPRING FASHION RE-
PORTS AND MADE UP IN THE BEST MANNER
NEW LINES ARE COMING IN ALMOST EVERY
DAY. AND THEY COMPRISE ALL GRADES FROM
slo (AND THESE TEN DOLLAR COATS ARE ALL
WOOL TO THE FINEST vExEr1Axs cHEvIorA
cAssn1ERs AND woRsrEpa
OUR P1EcE-oooD STOCK Is now VERY FULL
OF TIE NEWEST AND BEST THINGS THAT ARE
MADE AxYwHKRE IN TIE WORLD.
VIZ SOLICIT An INSPECTION OF THEE TWO
saAxcHzs OF sUslxrsa
\ sAaxux = co.
nAs en- Pxxx, Avxxux
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PuRE Wool HENR1ErrAs.


GOBLIN BLUE, TAN. SAGE, SERPENT. OK
BLOOD. TERRA GOTTA AND BLACK wide, double
width. cash price. 4Sc.
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs. in short lensths. nne
quality. newest styles, 9lc.
BROAD CLOTH for ladies' suits GOBLIN BLUE
SAGE. TAN. TERRA GOTTA. OK BLOOD AND
BLACK. pure WOOL one yard and half wide. wonder.
full cash bargain. S7tc.
PLAID MUSLIN, good quality &C.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. st aetu.l co.x
price to reduce our immense stock.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE
Csah Customers who buy IS over win receive ONE
OF the following presents: Pair OF Damaak Towela
worth Il: Half Dozen Damask Napkins. worth 75c
or pair Of elegant corsets worth 15c.
FANCY SILKS 374. 80. As, so and &c.
FRENCH kATIEENS. finest quality, 2jc.
LADIES, CLOTH pure wool, one yard and Q half
CkEAA ALBATRoss. pure wool. double width.
FRENCH SERGE. pure wool. double width 37ac.
1ktCO CLOTH pure wool. double width, 375<c
Cssh Custooaers who buy go or over win receive
ONE OF the following presents: Hsudsorne Bridal
guilt worth so; Two Yards and Half Tshls
Dsmsss worth ol.S7; ons Dozen Dawask Napkins,
Don's isii 70 ssk for the Valuable Present. mo
GM xIxTUhEs DIREC IRON TIE FACTORY.
sscfu nesns:tsr. nsnPlsx md rSrc L4mps Manu-.
AEIAL CO. 6l0 ilth Ut. NV. mh5-3m
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THE REcoRp

OF cures accomplished bv Hoods Sarsaparilla
can never be completely written. Thousands
with hearts OVERLOOKING with gratitude have
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