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SOUR BREAD.

The alkaline taste attending the of cheap
owgrade baking powders is due to the fact that such
powders properly combined and that the ingredients
used in them impure. The of tartar of the
market used by their manufacturers is aduerated from
five to twenty per cent Their manufacturers do know
how much lime it contains and hence unable it
with the soda in proper proportions As high 1S5 per
cent of lime has been found by the chemists of
these powders due to these The result an
perfect action which renders the bread biscuit pastry
heavy, and unpalatabe, resduum of lime and
alum mparting bitter soapy taste to the food Any
baking powder that does this is unfit for use.
There be no heavy bread, biscuit or cake
where a perfectly made pure baking POWDER like the
Royal is used. In the of the Royal" neither
alkaline acid resduum is left and the loaf raised by it
is always sweet light and wholesome and noticeaby free
from the peculiar complained Of This is because
is composed of nothing but absolutely pure materials
scientifically combined in exactly the proper proportions
to neuraze each other while producing the largest
of eavenng The Government Chemists after thorough
and exhaustive tests recommended the Royal for Gov
eminent because Of its superiority all others
purity strength and whoesomeness There is danger
of bitter bread biscuit the Royal Baking
Powder alone is used.
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4 short Honeymoon.
A YOUNG HUSBAND LOCKED OUT.

YOUNG HUSBAND LOtkED UCT.
There was considerable excitement last night
On 10th street, between p street and Rhode Island
avenue. Mr.. Thomas j. sweeney and Miss May
Anderson were married on the Both OF May, and
went TO housekeeping in rooms at No. 1511X 10th
street. where the brides parents reside. Recently
Mr. sweeney has been jealous OF his wife, ana last
evening they had quarrel, and warm words fol-
lowed between the husband and members OF his
wifes family. About midnight Mr.. sweeney, pre-
SiOus TO retiring, took pitcher ana went to the
locked out The weather being warm he was
about to lie down In the parking. but was warned
away by some Of those In the house. Later he
met OriicerS Wagner and Moreland and stated the
case 10 them. asking their advice. The result was
that about > O'Clock this morning the husband
went TO the house with the officers and effected
an entrance. When the officers stated that as
Mr.. sweeney was the tenant OF the rooms he had
the right Of ingresS and egresS, there was no
further opposition.
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Gle ROi Est Mort! Vivc lie ROi!,,

FROM the Boston Courier.
The death OF two emperors within few months
OF each other and the accession power OF third
will make the year 1883 memorable one in Ger
many. That the two dead emperors were esti-
mable men is admitted. That their disease is a
loss to humanity is questionable. The world has
little use for emperors, kings or queens in these
days. Without them the United states has be-
come the first nation OF the world. The preSe mt
event recalls TO mind the last Slanza or the cradle
song written by Douglass Jerrold for the late
prince imperial OF France:
Hush-a-btby! what though at thy birth
Hunibu9s called ILonarchs may cumber the earth.
! re thy life close the sunshine may beam
On world without Kings and people supreme!
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Clumsy Attempt at Blac X mail.

Morits Tolliver and Louis Speigel appeared In
the Essex Market Police Court in New York yes
terday afternoon charged With attempting to
blackmail Levi NJ. Bates, the dry goods merchant.
On June 13 Tolliver approached him as the repre-
sentative of Louis Speigel, who he claimed, was a
reporter Of the New York World. He demanded
s, 600 TO keep Mr.. Bates name out OF the papers
In connection with certain divorce proceeding
pending in Boston. After two or three attempts,
the two men were yesterday induced TO come TO
Mr. Bates store together, and after they had re-
peated their demands they were arrested by De-
tective SergeantS Mangins and Sheldon. They
were held In 81 500 for trial.
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The Courts.
EQUITY COURT - Chief Justice Bingham, Judges,

Or and james.
against certain deIendants COX agt Calian; leave
10 amend Dill granted Hume agt Buckley; sale
finally confirmed Porter agt Porter time g take
Hoover; sale finally confirmed. Blundon agt.
Platter; Anna Faihy admitted party complainant.
pointed guardian ad Item. In re lunacy OF Sarah
=. hickman; Thos. s. Hickman appointed trustee
Hogan made party COMPLAINANT. Mitchell n ag t.
thomson; demurrer sustained, with leave 70
To-day, McGuigan aet. McGuigan; testimony
ORDERED taken by John Cruikshank. Mace agt.
Mace; 90. oy c. Ingle. Stott agt Omohundro;
racteI o sepUas connrmed ana ds.n0ution di-
pointed guardian ad Item. Spresser agt. Spresser;
divorce granted. Wlllett agt. Collins; testimony
Combs; exceptions overruled and sale finally rati-
CIRCUIT CouKr No. 1.1udge Hagner.
nest =, Ienney agt Deboy, c. M Bevloch;
To-day, Frayser agt. Maier; judgment by de-
lault Fernandis agt. Cochran; time to file bond
road Co.; trial resumed.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judoe Me,rick
,e aes,eroay, Bo4ghiin agt Scott juror withdrawn,
To-day, Brosnan agt Columbia Railroad Co.; on
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Miller
Yesterday, Kate Green colored, disorderly con-
duct; s. or IS days Geo. Bras, cruelty to animals;
collateral forfeited. Jno. Becketts and Daniel Hud.
ness, disorderly conduct; do. Jas. Wall do do.
Milton Burns, profanity; $40 collateral forfeited
Alfred W. Clemons trespass on PARKS $ collateral
forfeited. VIM. II. Hogan, disorderly conduct do.
To-day, George Reagan, obstructing sidewalk;
$ or 10 days. Walter Ellis colored do; personal
bonds VIM. Boxley and John Dyer, colored, va
grancy; bonds or 80 days each. George Price,
dsorderly conduct s. or Is days. Hattie jack
son, Laura Smith, and Mary Valentine, colored,
vagrancy; bonds or 30 days each. John Clark,
profanity; s. or days. John Russell, threats;
personal bonds Julius d. Rhodes, assault on
Chas. M. Taylor; jury trial demanded, and held to
await action OF grand jury. Rachel smith, disor-
DERBY house; fined $50 or 30 days. Matilda Nor
ton, profanity; information quashed Jno. Crump-
ton, assault; flned 81.
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A Fam TR1AI

OF Hoods sarsaparia for scrofula salt rheum any
affection caused by impure blood is sufficient to con-
vince any one Of the superior and peculiar curative
powers Of this medicine. The following statement is
night to the point:
MY daughter Mary afflicted with scrofulous
sore neck from the time she 2 months old till she
became years of Lumps formed in her neck and
one after growing to the size Of pigeons became
running sore for more than three years We thought
we would give Hoods Sarsaparila q thorough trial.
and all indications of scrofula have entirely disap-
peared and now she seems to be healthy child" j. s.
CARLILE, Nauright, N. j.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for 90. Prepared only
by c. HOOD& CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass.
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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His Wife Did No, Answer.

From the Milwaukee Wisconsin, June 16.
While Mr.. and Mrs. James Gillespie, living near
Sturgeon Bay, were driving home from the village
the horse ran away, throwing Mrs. Gillespie out
When the horse was stopped Mr.. Gillespie called
his wife, but, receiving no answer, concluded she
had returned TO town, and drove home. In the
morning the woman was found dead In the road,
having been killed by the fall.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated by the legislature in 1863 for Edu-
catonal and Charitable purposes and its franchise
made part Of the present State Constitution in 1879
by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually. tJune and December). and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on Oh OF the other ten months III the year. and
all drawn in public. at tine Academy of Music, New
Orleans. La
We do hereby certify that supervise the arrange
The Louisiana State Lottery Comldny and in person
manage and control the Drawings themselves and that
The same are conducted rith honesty, fairness and
to,co~d all parties and authorize the Conn
pdng to use this CERTIFICATE, Nth JdcsiDtiies " s
natures attached. ia ats advertisements"
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Po1soNous COSMETICS

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMANs INDICATED FACE POWDER IL
harmless the dew and beauties natural
y. Properly applied cannot be detected The follow.
ing Druggists and those named in succeeding sdver-
tisement comprising all the leading Dru9gists In the
city, sell and specially recommend it
Try "Freeman's hiawstha Handkerchief Extract !"
the latest dslshtinl. elegant su.drupls strength.
J. H. Massey 316 ith st II. stone, 7th and sta
a. b Ellery, 9th aud o SITS. L. O. Mnburn, 9th and
Mas. ave; q Cutler n y: aye, and g t;w. =
Kiosss.sh. Oh and St. 7. Il Sri.wsil. iioi <
Butler Clarridge. Ind. ave. and St: Van Eyckel's
18th and SITS j. w. Drew Conn. and L ct Nv.
]. Axcksu 22d and sta NV; c. +. keim 1913 14th
St NV; J. n Major It'll and sta A 4 AckeI Sd st
oss iSsn ana :ss NV c c iosi & snd \,
J. ave. 7. p Cola S24 18th nv; w g Williams
Co., lst and sta NV: y Ware Ebeitt House; Chaa
+. Moore, Penn. ave. and 18th st.; T. n. McComaa,
RsmsSuis Elliott. ieos i4ih st.; 4 I, Aofsr: SCI
and o sta r. Brace. 3Oth and Sta; Tschi6ely &
Evans. Wholesale Agents. ap1l-eo3ln.
II LONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER
~ % the only ono to use for
0OUTs RHRUAATl6M. AND URIC ACID,
No other water has third much Iithia.
One dozen one-han Gallon Bottles oA.6O.
! je1A-3m C. h. SHAFEk CO.. Agents. lO3 Pa ave.
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REMFNBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who in charge of the drawings IL
guarsntee Of absolute fairness and integrity thatths
chances all equal. and that no can possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
"REMEMBER also, that the payment Of all prizes IN
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKsof New
Orleans, and the tickets sed by the President Of
Institution whose chartered rights recognized
ia the highest Courts: therefore, beware Of any nita
tons or anonymous schemsA" je13-w&sAw
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A Coon INVESTMENT Is offered In square 712,
original lots J. Is IL. 16 ard sub lot 43, compris
Ing to- 600 feet we Will sell IN bulk AT figures far
below anything in that section Apply TO owners,
X. Harris & Co, 4:s2 9TH ST. NV
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the 9. hours commencing ut - M.
For the District OF Columbia, Virginia, and
North Carolina. light 10 fresh easterly winds,
warmer fair weather
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FOR lighthouses.

k,ok RENT-A FINE HOUSE. pos L IT, NV.
n v rooms, all modern improvements; soo Ief
mouths ApIay 20 W q JOHNSON. sls 18th - =. ~
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TnIN CLorHINe. Geo. spransy. "a 7th 81.

THE NEW GAxE.-The latest craze: The Red
iieaded Girl ana the White Horse. For sale At Inc
Ealr. Sl2 1th al NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Am,usements Tonight.
AIBArGH's.-"BOcca
HAkKIs.-LOttie Church IN unknown"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT,l3e ST y. W, NEARLY NEws 4,
nrs,,slas. only ss@ op0n- W +. NASH n3s North
Irok RENT-FoI TIE SUMNER MONTHS. FUR
= nished The Deisno Place House: ten Llol rooms
Ss. :, eaf' For ParesI.T; Sa9rs on ETn'
EoR RENI,NEw MODERN FOURTEEN ROOM
modern improvements; s42 So Or, X 81, fourteen
ro ns. m SeS Jersr So ~ Nscnsrse
Inquire OF A EBEKLY's SONS. us stG Sun ". so.:II.
EoR RENIaI3o9 l4TH ST. SO; 1901 . sI y;
IN st nv; property in elesan, repair Agpls at
EoR RENT-s22 SO AIS LIST ST. \, W. NEW SIX
room. bsy-window brick. all modern improvements.
SM i''r06s range etc W C. DuvALi- sso st
EoR RENT-NEw Broom HOUSE NEW nANP,
SMATERs. coo llth St ". jo20-3t
I>oR RENT-DEsIRABLE NEW IL ROOM BRICK,
kitchen on hrst hS9r: For terms, D Sc. aEriy w -'
EoR RGNT-BE iUTIFUL NEW. IL ROOM bril- K !;
hear'hs; hardwos finish throushout srse porches
ind lawn r s9rr0u-dins' only sac al 30 nsPls ave.
jele-3t 9l7 T ST. NV.
EoR RENT-CoTTAGE IN GAITHERsBuRa.
II near depot. Address p NJ. q iitherbur Md-Ils3'
FOE E 5S,5 i 592Fs.sw q; %
liT-is; ses iei6 sunderland ri; .
ID l. W. Tel +.
$50 st NV, lOr.....5o 20 n. ave NV Dr. so
pa to 23S y. j. n l424 9th St n 10
w. 9r.-................. 80 al42 4 2l44 ST. NV
1915 soth n. " lar 30 aos Eth St n r 20.
81 I'D ST. NV. Or. b 9ly NJ. ave r. 20
2l2l St NV. 1r...-.-32 l2ll St .. W.. Or. .ls-so
4l9 J. ave. sc, lr 80 IL LIST l6
ia De. ave. n e, 30 29-3l-l3 81 l. 81.
1870 Kinrlnan Place. Sr.BO sw.. 6rs. IL 20
9lS Va ave. sw. SEs...2 AZ Del ayes w. Or. 80
10 ST % ~ Bdy. ST NV. Ar. 10
1914 to 1923 n. Cap. 2l5 St e., ar. ~
st. sr......-......e5 80 gO1 18th St 5r.....s
e3l ST. sw-, RS. ID 502O6 18th ST. Sc, 4r....-5
STORES. oFFICES.-Sc
Store 933 + St NV. A. st n.e............... 30
per anuum. ....... 800 Store and Dwelling Al
1l9 Market Space. Ar. ST sw. Ors. .......
1870 Pd.a store 30 Store and cellar Id
Store and cellar 2l20 ST. n w................l Is
14th st. NV. .:55 30 stable bet q & 3, ES
Store 52J 10Th .:0 sts. IL 30
46S La I'd floor :B0J2l 1 lth n W. go
Store and dwelling 1908 cellar l5i3 VI II. INV.
The above is only portion OF the property on nv
books. For full list call office bulletin issued
tie LIST and 18th. Ijel9l THos. T. wAGGAMAN
l.oR RENT-To PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY FOR
- three months. large and airy furnished house Of
IL rooms. very choice location northwest; rent
nominal TO careful and desirable tenant Address Box
No. l. Star office jcl9-:Bt'
Tor RENT-2636 ST. NV, NEARLY NEW. q
Il rooms and bath: ali modern improvements. large
yards and closets: jast Iaervd key 200 also broom
flat IN 20 70 all modern improvements tel9-3t'
I-OR RENT MODERN lO-RoOM HOUSE on
Corcorsn street. north side, IRON July l. Papered
throughout, aud IN excellent repair. STElGER 4
LII BkRMANN, 1903 street 3el9-6t
NOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
II AS n ST. NV, II Rooms, mi. new..........S7.b
1854 18Th st. W., 9 rooms, l., 6b
o. Al 81. NV. Ia rooms, mi
4l3 st NV, IL rooms mi a %
e4l y. h ave. q rooms l.. 10
ii N. "A m a. ~
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Gxxrs Su1rs Scouaxn
AND PRESSED FORSI
coets, 60c.; Pants. 25c.: Vest 25c Ntsr1ne md
HspaEtng done II bsst manner Goods called for sad
K HAHN 705 9th st. NV:
ja3l-0m ana :lS n. calvert IT.. baltimore
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
r IMIsD WEEK OF THE sUMMEE SEASON,
JEANNE WINSTON
AND THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANY
In Won fss 9saese sSR,e OPEN
REs snMIs9, STATS is soc.
Next week-FRA DIAvoLo. els
~ ARRIs' BIJoU THEATER-
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY TWO.
WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY. JUNE Is.
That charming and talented little actress.
LOTTIE CHURCH.
In John Stevens successful sensational melo drama
UNKNOWN"
Next week-Dr. JEKYEL and Mr.. HYDE. els
A rHLETIc ExHIBI1 4 3.
NATIONAL THEATER
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE %
For the benefit of
GARFIELD HOSPITAL.
COLUMBIA h sf he CLUB
PROMINENT AMATEURS HiSissef FROM r PHILADELPHIA
orchestr. and Orchestra Circle treserved, 90
Balcony treserved). &c.
Admission
Tickets on sale a. Metzerotts 900 Pa ave.. Tuesday
June II. at pm. iels-3t
18th st, blocks south Of q. S. treasury Build
ing. my3l
DROF CALpwELL's (NEw UNIFORMED BAND
and Orchestra can be engaged to furnish hrstclass
music ''f -' '|'A''H'' JUS. b CALDWELL
je5-3ws ia est NV.
TlNHE WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY.
Corner 22d and sts..
WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING THE SUMMER
ACCOMMODATION OF ITS PATRONS
my22-Im
DE- RUMSEH
Presents his compliments to
HIS AMERICAN COUSINS.
and bess to say he will be happy to welcome them
again this season on board
THE WONDER" COACH.
which last season carried safely 1894 Passengers and
since October. 1850, has covered 63, $50 Miles.
The trip to ST ALBANSs perfect sensation" and
the lunch there BILE sed reality" fully appreciated
by those who have a Wonder Coach appetite. The
Cathedral is the finest and oldest in the world
Ask at the Coach Office, BATCHETTS HOTEL. Pic
ca ally, London. England. for all particulars.
je6.2Uyo lSaul. lot
CALIF ORNIA.
u Special Parties. semi-monthIy, Free Sleeping
Cars. Cheap Rates. southern Route. 49,
Address E HAwIEl, General Eastern Agent, 339
Broadway New York; X. J. Smith. 402 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent
TNHE CYCLERIEs, I4O6 n. Y. AVE LADIES'
Il Bicycles. Tricycles, Sociables and Tapdems for
Kent by the hour, day week. 1ricycles for five
months. 81 per mouth. apl2 -om
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CITY ITEMS.
Inducements for ThurSday,
at The Fair. 80 9TH street northwest

dt NC OH TN StreeC QOTtnWeSC.
Low Prices. Big Bargains Low Prices.
Colored shelf-paper, "a sheets for &C.; large box
Blx6ys best backing, &C.; 19c. shoe brushes down
TO 12c.; extra large SpOngeS, &C.; 1Oc. feather
busters reduced TO SC; fancy wooden comb and
brush bracket only 7c.; patent salt shakers in COL
ored glass only &c.; new patterns crystal salt
shakers, &C.; crystal water sets on hammered
nickel tray only SOC. moth marbles only SC. /;
Francis Cleveland goblets, for &C.; clothes bas-
kets 49c; large, &c.; extra large &c.; 2-string
brooms only &c.; splash mats, &C.; 7-pin folding
hat racks, &C.. wire coat hangers only &C.; 2-gal-
lon water coolers only TIC; hardwood cooler
stand and dratner only 80: boards for ACC
good folding garden chairs only &C.,; a wooden
bucket with 80 clothes pins, scrubblng brush,
and bottle or Chinese liquid blueing all for 29c
q good, strong covered picnic basket only Sc.
The FAIR, S12 9TH St. NV.
Belle Of Washington, Old Rye Whisky.
The purest and finest whisky ever up in the Dis
trtct market. James L. Barbour & Son. w6S3m
s. Per Gallon. 7Jc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WhiSkey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEE's. 9th near st. w&S
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWoo1,&c
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DR. Warmers CORSET 95c.; fruit cotton SIC;
LOnsdale cambria lie; India linen &c. At
r{p0a
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John III. Smallwood has bought Of d. B. Gron
for $500 the south half OF lot :, square 3s3, &c
feet front the north side OF street and 40 feet
on the east side OF nth Antoinetre X. Perle has
bought, Tor 5000. OF J. II. SmallwOod, parts OF
lots = 4, s. g. and ., square PA; property p feet
on the north side of L street. between Vermont
avenue and 18th street. Gertrude VI. Hubbard
has bought OF Marie Deyereux. for 81, 1853. So q
part or the tract known as Pretty Prospect
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EXCURSION TO Rock Enon Springs. See adver
tiSemenr
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A kiss on the forehead denotes reverence, says
an exchange. We have mighty little reverence
for pretty girl We always kiss her on the lips
Boston Courier.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR sALE-vERY cHEAP-A Fnsr-CLAss
drug business m good location. good rea-
Total ssript,ons the year 900 kdd' j Z
T.. star Office. Loose.
I,oR SALON. OF THE BEsT-LoC ATFD ,Ro-
Address Box lbs. star Office IA.
ISok sAiE-A NICE CORNER GROCERY STORE.
good busnsss o'T Aar IN M nSr'sSs, aud agr
INVEST $500 IN SMALL HoU ~. YOU ARE
S sSsi n NJ aaare-' . ooLLAME 2io' ronn:sIgsa.
MILL EXCHANGE FINE BROOM HOUSE IN
w good northwest location, for tnimpruvcd properly
IGOR SALE - STOCK. FINTUKEs &C, OF A
y srocer, store IN frst ward, the best stand in the
upon Application. Address Is. ". a.. star Office. r.o-I.
I,oR sALE-REsTAURANrA NDDININa SALOON
situated IA good business Part Of the cIty. god
reasons Tor selling. Apply l24S 9TH st. ". Je20 -2t'
ISok sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD
H. at So l4th -. NV, doing hrst-clsss business
sells thirds the wood sold the District rea-A
l rSn ss se s. G5esr business requires twelve ams
WANIED-ro MELT A YOUNG MAN WHO
has 800 TO loin party with good trade and ann
PIE experience IN grain and iced business
BUSINESS, Star Office. JelY-2t
18th and Boundary Jei.-3t.
UroR sALE-sToCK AND FIXTURES or A GRo-
Gerry store located IN northeastern section OF city.
dress I. b, Star office. JeIs-2t.
U,oR sALE-FIyE SHARES OF GARRETT PARK
= stoch Mlu sell low Tor cash. but no reasunablo
- 10 osA' on'oe 1eie-o'
k<'oh shst IL, SShooEhf sToCk. AND flAIUktA
VI wm sen lures separate. including larse lee
ooh. inquire corner isth and SITS NV. 1els-3t'
(xooD WILL STOCK AND FIXTURES or GROc-
" cry siors SOl fth 81 u Viii u sold hy auction
Al NOON lhOhSDhh, JbNt Nv EN1l -flllSl, unless
soenet asposee on " private sale Pr1cr 800: For
Mio on on on which aTnly TO EDWARD r. ID.
- :. - - oo'ei." @'' no"
M ANIED-Bh 6fN1LEMAN Who HAS HAD
w ehpefenoe both IN mercantile and real estate bust
ness 70 enssse IN some business where his servces
paw good income, or wo1id ,9r.hase an ,iahI,.s.
good paving business Address .riyin. fnll I.rf1,.
lars Eof ga Star of,ce
---,, ,. . .
A sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
A baAer-ue routes lncIndins two horses and ~Ax-
ons. OF one OF the Oldest bakeries Ia the
selling sicl res N fha Family A,,,Iy =, a ss..g
ELER III NJ ST. NV A'''' SeiSIjt
toh SAIL -sIEAMEk -PAssENGEk AND
freight boat carries 50 tons and loo Tassensers
s4 ieet long built about four wears and nut IN e1,,
plete order this Year Mt an erunse Of nbnut aQo
and the prettest steamers I'M la tiu1Ire
and will be sold at baryaa II applied for al once 10
4 REEDER w n Baltimore a
=..,.., -, - . -
II olEL PhofEhIh FOR LEASE
-
lle property kn WI As the New hork Chop House"
northeast corner ID and 18th SITS NV. Washington. ID.
- Will oe Tor lease Tor term of years from aud st1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

RECORDING OLD Enthusiastically exempli1ed
copies Of the wills OF JAS j. Terrell dated october
10, 17s3 from the Prince George county, Md,
court Benz. HicktOm. Saml HicktOm and Maria
PerDOld from the Probate Court OF suffolk county,
Mass. and susan Goldman from the Probate Court
at Portland for Cumberland County. Me-, were re-
ceived by the register OF wills and ordered to
be recorded 10 complete chains OF title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
The RED-HEADED Girl and White Horse.

A LARGE LINE OF PantalOoning at 81 to order.
EIsEMAN Bros, cor. 7th and E
Manufacturing TailOrs and Clothiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
WILLS Ice Co. ) Penobscot ice-red wagons

WILLS Ice Co. Penooscot ice-red wagons
ExCURsIoS 10 Rock Enon springs. See adver-
tisemenL
DIR. WARMERS CORSET e5c.; fruit cotton SIC. !;
LORsdale cambria lie; India linen &c. At
BkoADHKADS-
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for JOc.
Why pay more.
A LARGE LINE OF PantalOoning at s. TO order
EIsEMAS Bros, cor. 9TH and Z,
Manufacturing Iailors and Ciothiers
z The RED-HEADED Girl and White Horse.
COLBURS's MISUNDERSTANDING Brand Is the
hlcd in perfection. For sale by Grocers
:, SERGE COAT AND VEST. G. Spransy, 434 7th ST.
SUITS that sold al $50 now SIS.
EIsEMAN Bros. cor. 9TH and f,
Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiera
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
Perfect hitting.
Nave no Others.
SEE DECORATION art advt. on second page.
WE HAvE REDUCED another lot OF fine suiting to
$50 10 order. EIsENAN Bros, cor. 7tn and L,
Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers.
Coos BRAND COLLARS
3 for SOC
Tie best and latest.
THE WHITE HORSE and the Red-Headed Girl.