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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

ful steam ferries run in connection
win the Grand Rapids Il Indiana Rail
road from Macklnaw City To the island
and also 10 -. lgnace. Bois Blanc
Island, SklllIgalee Light, Point It.
Helena Light, Spectacle Reef Light
the hnest on the Great Lakes-fnay be
reached every day and some of the
points nearly every hour in the day.
Tins hotel, under the management of
Mr.. John .. Plank, ranks with any
hrst-ciass hotel IN the country. 1t rs
located on bluff at the western end
OF the island, two hundred feet above
the lake and facing the Straits Of
Mackinac. II is 900 feet in length, and
four stories IN height, surmOuntcd nv a
pitched roof with dOrmer windows and
viii accommodate 1000 guests. Its
magnificent yeranda, thirty feet IN
width and extending the entire front
age, forms one of It's chief attractions.
The hotel l. lighted by gas and electric
ity, heated by steam and provided with
all other modern cOnvenlenccs. There
IS iirst-claSS livery IN connection with
the hotel, which Is n very desirable
feature, rs the drives about
the island are full of beauty.
There Is no question but that every
patriotic American should see the
island of Nackmac before ne dies. II
you are at the south, come to Cincin-
natl and take the G.. K. Il |. train at
the C., II. " u. depot, and YOU Will
ride straight through iu elegant coaches
or luXurant slccDCFs 10 the boat that
conveys YOU the island. There Is not
I'M all tins western country a better
managed road, or one that has d more
courteous and able set OF officers. than
the G. Il. q /. railroad. Its general
offices are located IN this city. W. ..
Huglrt IS the president; ". *. Shelby,
vice president, and G.. l.. Lockwood,
general passenger agent. THIS splen-
did road crosses or connect with nearly
every important great East and West
thorOughfare, and at Cincinnati. Elch-
moud and Fort Wayne connects
Wth the vast southern. southeastern
and southwestern system Of railroads.
Cincinnati gives It's name to seventeen
different roads, and Is one Of the most
important railroad centers IN the COUn-
try. The Grand Rapids 81 Indiana rail-
road eIves direct connection with the
Queen Clty, and with all Of these I'M
portant lines. Grand Rapids IS very
proud IF "the fishing line" is route
running by and through the most
famous fishing beds and hunting
grounds in al the West.
To "a to Nacknac, then, or any 0f
Northern Mich gan's famous resorts
Won should. If you travel bv raj. take
the Grand Rapids q Indiana railroad.
which runs a j stance of nearly five
hundred miles directiy north and south.
and has connections and makes tour
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

history talk fzmiAarly Of Marquette,
henDspsn, Nlcollet and la sale, ne
md L hare - realze thAt t5ey wefe
here before Tue AAyfoser bfougnt tie
PaFit2ns ~ Plymouth.
The Cd fort stands on a rocky en3i-
nence above The town and : zzrFlseued
- saali body OF United states troops-
Old bloek-h0uses pierced via port
holes still remain on the hattlemeuss-
dating back through m0fe than a
century. Tourists viii be sure 10 visit
the many points OF interest Arch
kOck. Fort Holmes, British Landing
Lovers Leap, M2iden's kcek, Devils
kitchen, Chimney Rock, Sugar Loaf ,
Scott's Cave, the old Battle Ground
Rob.nson's Folly, etc, familiar "a
mary through works of history aud
fiction.
All of Northern Miehigan's many at
fractions are within easy reach. Power
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

inx doan - While away sunday With
them. NAay Grand Rapids families
afe 10 the little oolony, and 4 i safe -
szy sauae OF their hsPPsest moments
are spent at ASoAtVss- fae Park
Company aFe ever on the alert for tne
oonifo14 ~ their guests aud leave noth-
lng unaone - make them feel at home.
Ii has beooEae the fashionable lad
nowadays u possess q Summer cot
tAge and lhe Aao2tawa Park Company
are holding 0ug such asduoements that
such can L. procured Al rates thai are
most reasonable.
The hotel * = modest-looking, two
story, frame structure, facing Black
Lake II = not very large building,
bat amply able IA accommodate a
reasonable number of people. Al es-
seniiAl thing 70 a summer resort = Il
weil-mAnaged hotel, and that the
"A4caI2Wa" meets al tie require
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
Special School of Art for the
Summer Vacation.
ctrAnO pfCCtpnn IsuNIICCF

Proprietor 81 the Industrial and Artistic
Hrawiug school. viii open Juiy ], \ special two
months school ~ Instruction % drawing ana
modelling. carving AMI casting. No regular
course will he insisted uUon. a. the aifn is tn
meet the needs Of all-iof professionals and
amateurs who desire Instructions ~ any oi
these branches. including drawing from ma
tufe. craycn portraits. etc
Terms moderate. school room large cool
and pleasant school VII be open on Won
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and Fridays from unfr III
a m ard from - 70 - 8. 81 D. fearisf b.
~ the rooms formerly occupied hy TIE Ladies
Literary Cub.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Ladies Hosiery warranted
fast black. 100 dozen at ID
and IL cts each. This is un-
questlonahly the biggest drive
in Hosiery you viii meet with
this season.
Mems Pure Linen White
Shirts, Unlaundered, at Sl50
each, cost the maker Sl.15 TO
get up. We bought these at
bargain and they 20 at a
bargain.
White Dress Goods. This
departments always crowded
because we are giving excel
lent values for very little
money. Victoria lawns, India
Linens, Plaid Nainsooks,
MulIs, Welts, Lace Stripes
and plaids at prices % per
cent. lower than our regular
figures.
Muslin Underwear for
Ladies and children-A 5000
stock, and any garment YOU
want. The prices are rock
bottom.
100 misses and children's
White Embroidered Dresses,
9 TO IL years of are. Prices
marked down TO close out dur
ing this week.
Ladies' Lisle and Silk Gloves
ali shades and tints.
Men't Night Dresses, full
sizes and handsomelytrimmed
at 80, IS and $l.00 each.
Mems Underwear at 35, 40
and 80 cents.
Umbrellas and Parasolg-
From our trade on these lines
we must he selling all that are
being sold in the city. We
have some left in stock. They
go at bargain prices. Come
and see what we have, you
will 90 away satisfied.
Challies-We have some
left. 8 to l7c for choice bar
gains.
Satlnes-New bargains con
stautly on the shelves. New
patterns aud new colors and
new prices. Can you AK
moreg Especially when the
pattern and color are first
class and the price bargain
price.
Bed quilts al 81, SIPS and
$50 each. Very cheap.
Kentilating Corsets-Just
the thing for this bot weather,
only 20 cents. YoB viii pay
a dollar anywhere else.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

On Black Lake Among the Re-
sorts
On THAT PRETTY SHEET OF WATER
NAcAta~a Park aud shady sids-fso
Cool a8a Nefy Entertaining spots
Mans Nss stFasteFes-F he Hand
sosas stsaEasE AAest@sa Park.

Glow dear 70 my heart are the
scenes of my childhood" How happy
ara | when | ALLOW nay mind 10 20 back
70 the days Of yore when, as 10y |
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

200 yards 50-inch Bordered
goods, worth $l.50. reduced TO
81.
5000 yards worth 81 and
Sl.25, your choice for as cts.
$50 yards, worth 7jc, your
choice for 30 cents.
5000 yards outing cloth i'm
stripes and plaids at % and
80 cents, worth almost double.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
Spring
.@NM=
COMPANY
BULLETIN FOk
THIS WEEK.
Bargains Eve'ya0herx
Note aokak s0e are of
/eyzng MrougA
Jnly and are
fully note tie
b,zdeS.
Bargains Eve,ys0heys

Ne negey decesye
yen. Mary Of tie
bargains aa0ertlsed
last aoeek are all gone.
THIS aoeek zoe ha1e
greater 0HeS. Den {
a0aif, they go fast.
Here are ha,galns an
Dress Goods.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

When yes &C. away fss ysus sasnssF tsA-
mg. ,ss sAs.la have The itlt6kAh-htk-
AID sent to voc regularly and pFeh@tl,.
fof 20 ceats per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
Monuments for the Heroes.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
My attention has been called to the Justice of
some national acknowledgment to the memory
of Captain John Ericsson for the service he
rendered the government in building the Mon
itor and other kindred batteries. / would sug-
gest a monument as durable as the hills. erected
by what should be grateful people to this dis
tinguished engineer. As a private citizen
will contribute 500 to a fund for such me-
mortal. / would also approve the naming of
one OF our government ironclads after Captain
Ericsson. Further / will contribute $500 to a
fund for the erection Of broader and a higher
monument to three others, greater heroes Of
the late war. namely: Hon. John +. Winslow,
of POughkeepsie, \. Y: Hon. G. S. Bushnell.
OF New Haven. Conn.,, and the late Hon. John
A. Griswold, of Troy, \. y, for their courage,
patriotism, and liberality In pouring out their
millions of gold (at their risk for the construc-
ton Of the original Monitor and other kindred
vessels IN the perilous early days of the rebel
lion. Had it not been for these heroes it is not
likely the Monitor or turret ships of any kind
would have ever seen the light of day.
l would also suggest the naming of turreted
ships after these patriots and heroes.
Respectfully submitted.
THEODORE r. TIMBY.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March, 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19

FANcY SILKS.
37L, 40, ID, SOC.
HENRIETTA CLOTH SUITING. elegant dress goods
III new Spring Shades, nearly yard and halt wide
all pure me Nool only Doc.
BLACK SUhAH SILhS. %. 90, 15c.
HEAVY GEOS GRAIN BLACK SILK 81
LONSDALE CAMBh1C, very finest quality lOc
FRUIT OF The LOOM. Cotton yard wide SAsc
rhlCO CLOTH. dress goods, pure WOOL with double
fold, .SuriIs Shades. only s..Bc.
COLUkED SILK PLUShES and MORIE SILKS
LADIES BhOADCLU1E, yard and halt wide, all
pure file " DOL, cash bargain. 9oc
IJAkEl Red TABLE DAMASk DC
PLAID MUSLIN, III the newest styles &c
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, Sl25
Do BlE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, Immense
size. So
Beautiful SATTEENS, French STYLES. I5c
HENAlEIIk CAS9A ES.extra wide double width
45c. ''-iDe 'A"Oes' onis
No CREDIT. but the very lowest prices for Cash.
Carriers.
I'll MAhhEI SPACE.
Next door to the boston Variety Store
VALUABLE PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS
Select OF the following presents with 4 purchase
Of 60. lair OF large size me Da;ask Towels worth
soc. hall Dozen me Dainask Napkins, worth 15c
OF Ialr oi silk Embroidered Glove lifting Corsets
worth Toe.
Select OF the following presents with purchase
Of q 10 Large-size Hand Bridal Quilt
worth LOO. Dozen Fine Damask Napkins. Worth
Towels. worth Sl.5O. multi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
YoUR BLooD

i OUR BLOOD
Needs thorough cleansing this spring, in order to
expel the impurities which have accumulated during
the winter, or which may be hereditary, and cause
You much suffering. We confidently recommend
By its use the blood is purified, enriched and vital
whole body given strength and yigor. The appetite
Is restored and sharpened, the digestive organs are
toned, and the kidneys and liver invigorated.
BLOOD POISON.
For years at irregular intervals in all seasons
suffered the ntolerabe burning and itching of blood
poisoning by ivy 1t would break out on my legs, in
my throat and eyes. Last spring l took Hoods Sar.
saparilla as blood purifier with thought of it as
special remedy for ivy poisoning. but has effted
a permanent and thorough cure" CALVIN T.
SHUTE Wentworth, n. II.
SALT RHEUM
II have little girl who was very seriously
afflicted with salt rheum. 1 tried various doctors
without any good effect and at length had recourse
to Hoods Sarsaparia. Two bottles completely cured
her, and she has remained well since can most
confidently recommend Hoods Sarsaparlla to any one
similarly afflicted" Mrs THOS. DAVIES, Cleveland,
Ohio.
n. B.-If you decide TO take Hoods Sarsaparilla do
not be induced to buy any other.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA.
Sold by all druggists 81 six for s5 Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
The Death of Mrs. ChOate.

The announcement of the death of Mrs.
Susan G. Choate will be read by many here and
elsewhere with feeling of personal loss to
them. Her long life of usefulness in this COM
munlty is known to large circle, and many
persons in sickness and trouble have been
cheered and helped by her kind ministrations.
During the war her house was always open to
receive sick or wounded soldier, without pay
or question as to rank or need. At one time
she had as many as % officers and privates
sick or wounded in her house, caring for them,
getting her reward only in the love and esteem
OF the men and in her own conscience Her
bright and tender manner was always help to
any who came into her own presence
She leaves three brothers, Edward NJ. Drew
Col. VIM. o. Drew, both of this city, and Hon.
Columbus Drew, of jacksonville Fla.; also
four sons, Warren Choate and Geo. w. Choate,
residing here; DR.. Rufus Choate, of Rockville
Md; c. ID. Choate, of Herndon, Va; also
daughter, Mrs. l.. E. Rosenberg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The Emmett Guards gave a ball at Rifles
srmory last evening in honor of st. Patricks
day. II was largely attended.
The John sherman league last evening
adopted resolutions approving the course of
Senator Chandler in behalf of the colored peo-
pie and favOIing his return to the Senate.
dead baby was found near the corner Of
18th and q streets last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
Human Life Held Lightly.

DID THE OYSTER PIRATE TEMPT HIS MATE TO DO
MURDER?
The trial of c. 7. Beauchamp, another of the
oyster pirates, charged with maltreating his
crew, was begun in Baltimore yesterday. Tes-
timony was adduced to show that he had tyran-
nized over his men, often inficting severe and
arbitrary punishment. The most sensational
disclosure was the statement of John Kovalleck
the mate of one of the vessels, claiming that
Beauchamp had offered him an increase in pay
to throw two worthless hands overheard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
John Doran's Domestic Troubles.

HE TEsTIFIEs THAT HIS WIFE Is INsANE-DRINK-
ING MAKES THINGS WORSE.
John Doran, a carpenter, who lives at No.
212 K street northeast. met with a warm recep-
ton when he went home after hard days
work last evening. John is Woodworking
man, but, like his wife Catherine. he occa-
sionally gets under the influence of liquor, and
this adds to his troubles. Several times the
police have been called upon to straighten out
their domestic difficulties. On one occasion,
when the husband returned home from work
he found Catherine intoxicated Determined
not to have any trouble with her, John locked
himself IN room. Then his wife broke open
the door and would probably have finished
John had he not called for assistance She
was sent to st. Elizabeth's hospital for the in
sane three times: After her return she re-
newed her old habits, and made life
burden to her husband. Several
days ago, when John returned home,
he was warmly received by Catherine with a
pail of hot water. She repeated this dose three
times, and last night, being afraid that she
would do him serious harm, he complained to
Policemen Smith and Wannell who arrested
the woman and locked her up.
This morning, when the case was tried in the
Police Court, John said he thought that Cath
crime was crazy, and when she got drunk she
was worse than ever.
Lieut. Kelly said that Doran took his wife
from the asylum, and she afterward went to
PlttSburg. Her husband then sent to Pittsburg
and had her brought home. He thought that
one was as bad as the other
Doran said that he took her out of the asylum
because he thought she would do better When
she went to Pittsburg he learned that she and
the children were badly off. and he sent them
money to come home. He said he could show
wounds which had been inflicted by his wife,
DO you want this court to punish her?"
asked the court.
Il only want her confined somewhere"
answered the husband
The judge explained that from his testimony
that the woman was crazy the court would not
sentence her to Jail. She was discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
Ex-Secretary FairchiId's House Sold.

Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., the agents for ex-
Secretary Fsirchild, state that the residence of
the latter, 1SOO New Hampshire avenue, has
been sold to Senator Hearst, of California, for
<S6,OOO. The house is large double one
facing on three streets, New Hampshire ave-
nue.. o, and Goth streets. 1t is well adapted for
social purposes and during the residence of
Secretary Fairchild it has been the scene of
numerous brilliant entertainments. Mr.. Fair
child purchased the property through the same
John W. Field The house was cree ted by Mr..
Field few years ago and is built in the
colonial style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19

The WATERS of the Massanetta Spring. near
Harrisonburg, Va. a boon to suffering
humanity. / have tested their efficacy in mala-
rial diseases and do most heartily recommend
them to all who are under their influence, and
have advised all who suffering to drink
this natural remedy. with the assurance they
will not be disappointed.
Ii. NICHOLAS WADswoRTH, d. ID. s.,
1923 Vermont ave.
Wholesale and Retail.
c. Il. SHAFER 4 Co.
l03 Pa. ave.
TalaDbopa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
A Serious Assault.
TWO SEVERE BLOWS ON THE HEAD WITH A PIcB
HANDLE.

TWO SEVERE BLOWS ON THE HEAD WITH PICK
HANDLE.
Yesterday afternoon about 4:3O o'clock row
occurred between Jno. Scanlon and Charles W.
Dowden at lexington, during which the former
struck the latter with pick handle. inficting
two severe wounds, one on the top of the head
and the other on the right temple: Scanlon
made his escape and Dowden was taken to the
Homeopathic hospital where Dr. j. B. Clark
attended him and found the wounds to be
serious Upon examination it was discovered
that the injured mans skull was not fractured,
as was at first supposed. Under the doctors
treatment the patient rallied and this morning
he was out of danger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
CITY ITEMS.

COffees, Teas, and Chocolates.
Our Coffees are fresh roasted and of fine
quality. We buy only the best and highest
grades of green Coffee and roast them with the
greatest skill. Old Govt. Java. 33c. Mocha
and Java. SOC. Splendid Coffee, 2Sc and 25c.
per pound. Delightful Mixed Tea, Soc per
pound. unequaled for flavor and strength. In
vincible Flour, the very finest Minnesota P. p.
one car load direct from the mills in Minneap-
oils, Mimi, % q bbl.. 81 Is bbl
NJ. & p METzGER,
i All 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
Brave, Modest, Kind, and Good.

Yesterday, at Arlington, were laid in the
grave, among the soldiers with whom he had
served so well during sixty years, the mortal
remains OF John Navarro Macomb, colonel of
engineers, who entered West Point in 1928, and
during long life did his duty with perfect ac-
ceptance on the staff, in the artillery, and in
the corps of engineers, in peace and in war, in
fidelity. The writer of this brief notice knew
him well for half a century and bears in his
memory the record of life singular in its
purity, its benevolence, and its comprehensive
charity. Always gentle in his judgment of
derfully kind in his goodness to all with whom
he came in contact, old and young, he was the
representation of that goodness the great
Master inculcated, and has left to all who knew
him fragrant memory that is won only by
those who are pure in heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19

GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN FANCY Goops.
The Boston Variety Store offers the following
articles at specially low prices:
s1.49 26-inch gloria umbrellas &c.
99c. S-inch wax and pat. head dolls 49c
Albums below cost,
S2.s9 stamped-plush album. now S179
S2.4s oblong plush album, now 81 SO.
S2.4s embossed plush album. now FL 60.
$500 canary plush album, now s1.99
Sl.50 leather album. now &c.
$500 oblong plush album, now s1.99
S2.49 oblong plush album, now SI49
$500 fine garnet plush album. now q. 99.
si49 plush album "a pictures on a page),
now s2.99.
600 garnet or mahogany plush album. now
S499
s1.4s Vienna leather work box (furnished),
now sc.
99c. plush odor cases. now COO.
ssc. covered cologne bottles, now 33c.
&c. painted satin sachet bags now lie.
1Oc. painted satin sachet bags now &C.
29c. plush odor cases, now lie.
&c. photo cases Is pictures), now 19c.
29c. portfolios, now 19c.
sl.49 leather collar and cuff box, now 69c.
Syc. leather collar and cuff box, now 60.
4yc. inkstands, now Csc.
SLAB olive wood inkstands now 75c.
49c. brass paper knives now Csc
l9c. japanese paper knives, now 10c.
81 brass smoking set, now 75c.
S1.19 olive wood inkstands now &c.
Sl49 bronze card receiver, now 75c.
CSC. bronze card receiver now soc.
29c. satin work-boxes, now 19c.
l9c. Glove, Hdkf., and Collar Boxes, now 10c.
49c. Collar and Cuff Boxes, now 29c.
49c. Horn Smoking Sets, now 25c
Day d Martins Backing,
Former prices 15c., Csc, and &c.,,
Now 10c., 15c.. and 25c
Goods displayed in our large show window.
Prices guaranteed as represented These prices
to be continued till goods are disposed of.
SMITH 4 WARDwELL,
705, 707, 709 Market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19

PERSONS obliged to remain in the city during
summer. who wish cool and pleasant quarters,
should call at the NOOdmOnt, cor. 18th and
Iowa circle; most pleasant location in the city;
several apartments TO be had at summer rates.
CAFE second 10 more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
LAST TINE OF
THE sTopDARp LECTURES.
TONIGHT and TOMORROW EVENING At
JOHN L. sToDDARp's CHEF p'GUvRE.
A Delightful
Realization
Of the
Eternal City.
Splendid reproductions Of its present glores rs wei
Is Of its time-worn monuments
Admission, SOC. Reserved seats $50
Secure in advance at J. +. Ellis Co.'S. es7 Penn.
IL BURDITT 4 NORTH. Managers
HARRIs' BIJoU THEATER
Week, commencing March Is.
Ma'inees-rohsDAh' III ksDAf' and SATURDAY.
domestic Comedy Drama. unequaled for Thrilling
Human Nature, Absurd Comicalities and Character
The best play ever written by BARLEY Campbell
Next week Pete Baker. mis-
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
one Week.
Natinees WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
The sessoIs dramatic EVENT.
Engagement Most Extraordinary OF Americas Favorts
Co eden Mr.
HENRY J.. DINEY,
Supported by the largest and best organized COM
pany in this country.
Rice & Dixey's Big Burlesque Co,
COillsr rising
6Q-S1NTl ARTISTS-60
In the World Renowned Spectacular, Enhancing
Burlesque Dream. entitled
ADONIS.
With all its senerous wealth Of novel attractions as
successfully produced IN London aud this country
- Over Two Thousand NIGHTS.
New Music! New Costumesi
New Specialties, New Scenic Effects
Mr.. Dixey sings each performance Mr. Rice's great
success, It's English GU Know. >" and The suscepu
bic Statuette."
March 25--SAID PASHA" OPERA CO. mills
H ERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER.
N 1lth street. south of Pennsylvania avenue.
THE NIGHT OWLS
SPECIALITY AND BUhLESQUE COMPANY.
superior Register of Noted Artists, including
TIE EDDAS,
AcroOatic marvels.
Beautiful Women, Posing. Dancing. Minuets. etc.
Matinees Mon, Tues, Thur, and Sat. mill SGT
Z ESSONS IN ENGLISH, TRENCH, AND ANiERI.
Ican cookery. are given to ladies the school 1923
St by Miss Davis cericated teacher from the Ken
singtCn school. England. mhlS-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19
10 HoUsEKEEPERs

that want to buy Furniture, Carpets, Oil-Cloths,
Mattings. Rugs. &c. Go TO the largest install
ment house in the city. Special inducements
~ cash buyers. at j. q. SKATERS
$40 and 3l2 Penn. ave s. e.. Capitol Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-19

$500 STITCHES per minute on the Domestic
inventors New Sewing Machine. THE
Standard" J. J. HOLSTER, Agent, sos st.
u. W. Masonic Temple)