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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
MICHIGAN CENTRaL
THE NIAGARA FAlLs RoUTF

daily Al others daily ca nepf SUNDAY
Taxing effccf Sunday 1aIy l5 lSSs
sleeping ears "a PAcihc and Atlantic Pa
presses 70 aud from Detroit. PgrioF cars raR
ca baN fkpreSs sud ,tfand Rapids Express 50
Hnd from Detroit y Direof eofnecffoas fsada
Ht IeifoH with al through trains Fast Tick
efs on sale a. Union Ticket once s7 Monroe.
81. and az Union depot
IREp Al. BEeGs. asuI Ag't, q Monroest.
q. ". kUCcLEs. =. T. and T. hgt Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
LEGAL ADIER Using.
TnEAsU RER's n pTlcE-


cry Tseal larsr's 01sce.
- 0rSuS hepiaS Mica. 3ul - te-e
NSssce IS hcrgby gen tbal tflt assc>ssiftst
foA for - - ~ fl -. s. a. the Eul-
tefS Il No. i ~ - ~ - lftlu last Eriake
stEeet - 49, kr., ne 81 81 cay in tht tttf
- ssrsns R.9if< - 80 II nsF hsUaS Hno
that / - r-e,isa psxn,.r n II ersQn 1oF the
brfle4 II txcnsy dzss tro0 iis o@tr. II tAe
Slllor q t1e lty I lrezs1feI > a.
aug Is f.ly Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Sealed Proposals.

OTFICg boAn1 or PUBkc NoRKs
GRAND KAFrDs. Nich.. july -. lss0
Sealed proposa ) viii be received at the Office
OF the Board unfit SATURDAY. Angus 2. $50. at
80 y. m. for the improvement OF Monsou
street. from Center street 10 jefferson ave
a1e. according 10 the plans and specinca-
Gaus on file at the Office Of the Board.
The Board reserves the right t. reject any
or an bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his rgp7sai
tha SUN % elna.0l 80 ~ forfeited T. ~ CTS 81
Graud R9piGs in case be shall fail 70 enter into
nfract in accordance with his proposal
s1ould his said prs. ssai Be accepted by the
Board Of Pubic WaTEs
Am proposals must be made unon blanks that
vi,l ~ furnished upon application st the ONCE
of the Board.
BY order Of the Board.
JAMES Y. DAVIS.
Attest. President
Fsrn 4. TwswIET, Secretary.
arg 2
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Ten
nesses, Alabama,
aag u
Nlsslssipni and LonlsIana.

HiSSiSeppi dHu LOIISlaIId'
On the line OF the QUEEN CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and sgock lands Also the finest irut {
and mineral lands on the continent. Tor sale
on favorable terms.
FARMERS with al thy getting get home
in the sunny South. where Billiards ana Ice
clad plains ART unknown. Only liDe from = "a
tanOoga, Tenn. New England City. Fort fSEne
and Alfalfa Ala. Meridian. Miss. Arcadia.
Shreveport la. Parties desiring information
Of choice locations. FOR factories. building
sites. mineral. timber. grazing and asfieu'-
tural lands. can obtain reliable Information
with county maps. 10y addressing D. q. Id
WARDS, General Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
Queen Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
TRAIN TINE TABLES.


q.
~ il eEeei Jaas -, las-
EAknS eoiSs SoEFE.
Alton ", gosng
soSth. Norta-
nsw ....-..,.......-.-. eZam
Mseklnss -. f.esm f&an
NseS nav slsAm us92m
SAGINAW ..--.-... sKRn 9lepm
For AsckiBs~ CITY ss50 i IL lf4g n
Ira lesFlne II lt.a 3 81 rgns aally. Sundas
Included. Vihag trains G&fi3 except ~alday
A. iTom ~ eolas
North. coUth
Ter tfhcinnNti- 4 sssl = al ofa q ~
Ter Hort ~ asRc 4 cAicasels.ls an 1o.ss m
Ter Atncin1 n12fl..-..-....-.- o. .f pm 4 .hl : "a
fof ofafgls ans ChieaGe-- lt 81 : m HsAp u
, fofn IA Rapids and caci-
Tran al { se , N for Cincinaaf runs oaiig.
SUNDAYS Included. other traias dailx except
Ssn0ays.
sIkKFlSc AEp FAHlen ca sEsr1cs.
North . a. And 1915 \ ln trains have
Nss.ef nierrllg 4aa fArioT Cars g. petosk -
hna AhcknaN CITY. tisD q al train farlar
Nfsif t&rs 40 Aacki inaN IlfK
Ho4fh-6sSi ) n Train has Parior Chair Csr
ie ttneinhSiA le-x5 n frain has ttraneh
f~riei a. lef thieaEe, t,a N Train, n Az
train NsgRef Sleeping Car Tor Chioago va
kalamazoo.
msskeeOns Crane Rapids Indiana
Per Musk 'gn. Lv.. lseo an u 2am .k.sapn
tom Ar..lo.io ID.- s.se m .Sst5 pm
had ~ calling upen A. AlmQuist fick,f acent
- depot. er o,h, Nunsen. Cnion ticket aecnt
a. Moar0e-st., Grand Rapids Mlch
G l. booKNoan. Gen. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31
From ottawa Beach sunday only.
From Ottawa Beach. Monday and


From ottawa Beach. Monday and
'Dsiiy. fiaiiy s1eepi sunday. rDaiiy ss- !,
cent saturday. fDaliy except Monday.
Through parlor coach ~ Chicago on ~ "a
m. train-no extra charge for seats.
trains leaving Grand RAPIDS ai ~ , m and
u - ~ run through - fhicago solid
Comb nation sleeping and rari0f cars De
tween Grand Rapids and Indianapolis on
Through seepers 70 and from Chicago on
night H1press trains.
1frongn sieeper between Chicsgo and Trar-
erse City. Leaves ChicaEo fD p m. EXCERPT
sunday. Grand Rapids IA - y 30 arrive Irar.
erse ClfF 60oAn1s leaves Traverse City & ~ D
m. except ssurday. arrifes erand Rapids
II ~ m. ChicaTa5 o. fn. The t1 W ira "a
has through pafios fsr DETROIT 70 Haulnee
Kali water route between Grand Rapids and
Clii cage. via Ef. Joseph snd re'nc steamers.
CITY of CHICAGO" and Puritan
Lesvs Grand Rapids. 7 o. N. arrive Chi
fesys chicago $50 ,. IN. arrive Grand Rap.
IDS ~ a. m.
DETROIT. LANSING A EoBTHERN-
pEfsRT
E1press for Saginaw ard Bay CITY fh 81 q w
Mai for Lansing beiroIf and last p m
Frnress Tor Lansing Detroit and East fi ~ D. rn
Maj for Alma. - ilouis ano ~aGinHv.f4 lt fH
Past fxn. Tor Detroit. hsg oTf and
snHfvr
Mail from Saginaw and Bay CITY III 80 . m
Nai fforn l.snsi4g Dftro anc Last ~ % . ~
fhe Fssf ...-.... fos m
FyFreeE from Lansing and Detroit n = In
EKIress from asxins~. - Louis and
sft,liv sT,eiir. ezeenf -rndav.
Tho shortest Hne - Detroit anc East. lie
giant parior ears betvesn Detroit and grand
ersrd Rapids ane Reeds feks time table.
Leave Trlou Depot
BABY TrsTrs
600 1910 uW an jos 20 90 40 f0e
~ sgf pen 100 r.
sunday oniv-l1 zN 1ea 80 SO Pm.
I~a-. n-~c's Lske-sis.r PERT
DtuT TRkrrf
qo 1eT 1lwams 1N fT 30 80 go
TN 80 t8r 1f fa m.
annfar ouiF-1W ~ tN = - ? ~ so y fn.
Taf tfekefs ard frIf1rr1ef-or spTiv - Tuina
ficks' oHiee 81 Nonroe e. and nioH 0epot
va. err. tcffnr Gen. Pas. bgt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31

1 tSsESSMENT ROLL for rrasins sad gravel
4 f1gfas rUdI g afeY first wes - Fro2awsT
street. rgaaIrr south ffo1 FouTta street.
nFrfrr - flTF IfrfE
GFsxr FAFlas M5ca. fuy -. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
Washington and Higher Studies.

Friday evening, April IL, Prof. o. T. Mason
OF the National Museum delivered lecture be-
fore the historical seminary of Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, upon the educational
advantages of the Smithsonian Institution.
Saturday morning Prof. II. b. Adams and his
class accompanied Prof Mason to Washington
and spent three hours going over the resources
OF the establishment as an object lesson to en-
force the address of the previous evening In
the hall of prehistoric anthropolOgy Mr.. Thos
Wilson explained the methods pursued in the
arrangement of his great collection. especially
dwelling upon the unique type series.
The young gentlemen then had an oppor-
tunlty of inspecting the operations OF the
library system, the international exchange, the
administrative work of the registrar the
methods of installation in the department of
ethnology, the elabOrative system Of the music
series. the tish commission. naval architecture
land transportation and other primitive. arts.
and finished with a collation. on the east
balcony.
llAt O'Clock. under the guidance of Prof. A. H.
Clarke, curator OF the American Historical As
soelauon the company visited the Government
PRINTING ONCE. IL is the design of the pro-
fessors OF Johns Hopkins to reinforce their
classroom work IN the future by visits to the
Coast Survey, Geological Survey. Department
OF Agriculture and other scientific bureaus OF
the government. The visiting students were
university men. not undergraduates and MANY
Of them have already been professors in OIL
leges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
of the Alumni-The Movement
to Organize National Association.

A meeting of alumni Of the University Of
Virginia was held at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs W. ID. Cabell, 1407 Massachusetts avenue.
Saturday evening, and the project Of a national
association of alumni was discussed Mr.
Cabell. Mr.. Linden Kent and Mr.. Marshall Nc
Donald, committee appointed at the meeting
of the alumni last June, issued invitations
some time ago to the various local associations
throughout the country to send delegates to
this city April IL and IL to arrange a
permanent organization.
The Saturday evening meeting was called to
order by Prof Fristoe and officers were elected
as follows: President, VIM. d. Cabell; first
vice president, Henry Wise Garrett; second
vice president. Prof. A. p Montague; secre-
tary, William B. Matthews: treasurer. E. j.
RenIck; executive committee, Prof. E. t.
Fristoe, y. L. VI. Robinson, Julian Taylor
Mr.. Cabell read letter from Mr.. W. c. n.
Randolph, rector of the board of visitors of the
University OF Virginia, regretting his inability
to be present. but promising his hearty sympa-
thy with the objects of the meeting.
Addresses in favor of the national association
were delivered by Mr.. W. L. Harris, United
States commissioner of education; Hon. W. G.
y. Breckenridge. Judge A. p. Humphrey Of
Louisville and Mr.. P. +. Pescud. The enthusi-
asm shown on all sides speaks well for the
future of the new movement. The forming Of
a national association was idea that origi-
mated with Mr.. Cabell who is a most loyal
alumnus of the university, and to his efforts is
largely due the interest that has been
aroused in the project.
Among those who were present we're: Judge
A p. Humphrey, A. S. Marye, Hon. W. C. 2.
Breckenridge, Prof. Z. 7. Fristoe, Senator
Reagan. Mr.. J. A. lngley, Alexandria; Mr. L. NJ.
Braxton, y. I. n. Robinson, DR.. Msher, Vir-
ginia; L. o. Towles, Missouri; P. F. Pescud,
Maryland; Mr.. +. j. Renick, Julian Taylor. L.
NJ. Blackford. Alexandria; A. NJ. Lesley, New
York; W. B. Matthews. Col L. O. Washington,
b. Lewis Blackboard. Gen. Joseph Z. Johnston,
Henry Wise Garnett, Prof. A. p. Montague,
VIM d. Cabell, J. Ledyard Hodge, DR.. S. J.
Radcliffe and Thomas II. Ellis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
THE GOLDEN CROSS.
Annual Session of the Grand Com
mandery-Prosperity Of the Order.

At the ninth annual session Of the Grand
Commandery of the District of Columbia,
United Order Of the Golden Cross. the attend
ance was large. The grand officers present we're
Grand CON- Jno. n Ehle. Vice Grand Com. Lady
Maggie McCutcheon, Grand Prelste pro tenn.
Fred. Z. Woodward, Grand X. Of R. VIM. T.
Kent, Grand Treasurer Richard II. Yates, Grand
Herald DIR. ID. DIN Leech, Grand Warders r. d.
Weston and s. W. Maddux, Senior Past Grand
Com. Chas. L. Patten.
The following new members were admitted
to the Grand Commandery: Rev. John r.
Wright, Mrs. Louisa T. Watrous. DIR. W. W.
Granger, Samuel Howison, Theo c. Spurgeon,
Rev. +. A. Stier, Mrs. Jessie NJ. Blair.
The grand commanders annual report stated
that there were now Communicates in this
jurisdiction. two of which have been instituted
during the year, and all of which are in pros
porous condition. Six deaths have occurred
during the year.
The report OF the grand keeper of records
showed the following membership: Good Will.
No. II. 154; St. Johns, No. so. 104; Halcyon. No.
12S. "a; Meridian, No. 178, 112; Capital, No 1923,
69; National, No. 346, IS; Columbia, No. 374,
100; Anacostia No. 423, Sc; Mt. Vernon, No. =,
35-a total of 1872 members and an increase of
269; in addition to which there are 80 applica-
tions pending.
The treasurers report showed collection Of
$513. 76 and balance on hand of 99997 The
total amount of benefits represented by the
certificates held in this city is Il, 1874, 5OO The
various standing committees made their reports
and, pending further action, a recess was taken
until Friday evening, April Is, when officers for
the ensuing year will be elected. In Meridian
Commandery, No. l7S. prior to the session of
the Grand Commandery, applications were
received from Robert W. Devreaux, Chas. L.
Wells and Mrs. Elizabeth Gelston.
At Lima Thule, Ark, white caps whipped
Rev. j. ID. Irwin, Mormon preacher, and
otherwise maltreated him.
Browns jewelry store. Los Angeles, was
robbed 1000 worth Saturday
Vermont maple sugar crop is shortened by
mild weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14

In CONSEQUENCE
of the extremely dull season
JULIUS LANSBURGH.
18TH AND STREETS,
HAS MARKED DOWN TO ACTUAL COST THE
ENTIRE STOCK
FINE MAHOGANY AND OAK CHAMBER SUITES
NOTE THE PRICES.
! Handsomely Carved solid Mahogany Suite, 3
'' Reduced froin s. $3.50 to s.a5-
fine Mahogany - piece suite, cheval glass
Reduced from 5000 TO Sl45
Handsome 3-piece Mahogany Suite. deliberately
Reduced from 1878 to s265.
/ Elegant 2piece Mahogany Suite, beveled plate
Reduced from s25Oto sl75.
VERY Fine Mahogany suite, pieces
Reduced from $500 4 $40.
1 3rIece Mahogany suite. large dresser. beveled
re Reduced from s2Ooto 1925.
Handsome 3-pece Osk Suite, beveled plate glass
ElegantIy Carved :-riece Mahogany Suite, large
Reduced from $425 To 1910.
Es ti%s SG from ot sid iP iS s sa5te
] Solid oak 3-pIece Suite.
Reduced from LIS SIPS
sa5o lie" OF those ''e Oak Suites bevelod glass
REFkIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS
Double Ane ned k aTy sr rTnfi Ps from s. up
BABY CARRIAGES
most attractive asSorImpnt, from 81 50 I'D
FOR FLOOR COVERINGS
During the summer season there is nothing nicer
cooler OF better than hina japan Mating
To meet the demand We have imported direct from
China and Japan assortment that cannot he sur
passed.
tlain White and Fancy seamless in So different
patterns.
We quote below some of the prices;
4JU Rolls Plain White Mating. 50 40 per roll
300 Rolls Fancy Mating, -. 90 per roll.
$50 $500
800 $500
400 Rolls Fancy Seamless Mating al l Der roll
roll. ~ '1' W 'He
UPHOLSTERY
l.2Q0 yards Fancy Striped Linen for furniture COW
ers, pc. per yard
800 yards Madras Muslin for summer draperies.
S2lec per yard.
JULIUS LANSBURGH
a2l2 18th and L sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
He Served With Randall.

Mr.. George II. Armstrong of Anacostia
served in the Pennsylvania legislature with
Samuel J. Randall in 1858 and also met him
often when they were both in the three months
service at the opening of the war. He tells of
calling once to see him and finding the future
Speaker of the House sitting by little ditch
near his tent barefooted and washing his stock
ings. His cap rested cross-wise on his head
with the front piece over one ear, and there
was no evidence that he at all proud or
that he shrank from the humble life and duties
Of a private soldier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
CONDENSED LOCALS.

A class of nine was confirmed yesterday at
st. Marks Lutheran Church, 18th and streets
southwest. Services we're conducted by the
pastor. Rev. W. II. Gotwald. assisted by Rev.
Geo. II. Slaybough.
Mr.. Waldo VI. Tastet formerly the proprietor
of a music store in this city, died Saturday
evening at his home. 1872 18th street northeast
The funeral will take place tomorrow morning
at IL o'clock
A large delegation of the District of Column
bia Commandery of the Loyal Legion will take
part in the celebration of the twenty fifth an
nlversary of the founding of the order to be
held IN Philadelphia tomorrow and Wednesday.
The headquarters OF the District of Columbia
Commandery will be at the Coionnade Hotel
The will OF Isabel Maury was partially proven
Saturday. She leaves her estate to her daugh-
tiers. Ann II. McROberts and Virginia Lewis
Maury, during their lives, as long as either
remains unmarried
The Dennis Crowley who was charged in the
Police Court Friday with assaulting his wife is
nue. northwest
dispatch from San Francisco announces
the death of Charles Meigs Bache of the
United States Coast Survey, after a short
illness. Mr. Bache was a son of the late Dr.
Franklin Bache, who was a great grandson
of Benjamin Franklin.
The police made lightweight arrests in the
twenty-tour hours ending at am. Yesterday
and thIrty-four up TO this morning.
Mary Thomas on Saturday night was cut in
the cheek by her friend and DIR. ElIvson at
the Emergency Hospital yesterday dressed her
wounds.
Capt. Randall's new steamer. Sam1 ]. Pentz,
arrived last evening from Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
Death of VIM w NalIay-

Mr.. VIM. W. Nalley, son of Capt. VIM. II.
Nalley, died quite suddenly at his residence,
No. Is street northwest, Saturday evening
He had been in failing health for some time
and had just returned from the doctors when
he was taken with hemorrhage and died in
few minutes. The remains will be deposited
tomorrow morning in the vault at Glenwood
Cemetery. Mr.. Nelley was bookbinder by
trade and worked at the Government Printing
Office. He was a member of Columbia Lodge
of Odd Fellows, which body meets tonight to
make the necessary arrangements for the
funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
PREPARE FoE ArKrL SHOWERS

RUBBER GossAMER Is always . useful raeesef
wearing apparel
We claim to have lsrsc and varied As.ortme nj ~
not the lsrge-; IN town
We will enamczte below a .rhsiuie NJ p-,c-s.
2ooLADIEs' WATERPROOF crRcrl.Rsns,R-
NETS AND GRAlS. We guarantee theS. 20 stand m.
strain Of water. Special Prise ell So REGULAR prase
sls9.
1s5 STRIPED CIRCULARS. elegant shane This
Gossaner have in Narrow aud str,pei Fs.c,.
Special Prloe. s2.4S.
las IRISH PEASANT CIRCULARS which ar, 90
popular We offer II slas. in Grsys and Browns In
tended TO Sc Il for s2.s5
Again. We have IRISH PEASANT CIRCULAR An
INDIA STRIPED CLOTH. which hss bca atiful snec,
OF sllk. guaranteed at s2ss. real value 81
Our cHILDREN's STOCK has Just teen repl.nt sh.a
with several new numbers. among which name one
OF the numerous at sl.3a winch We consider x-lI
worm sl.'1 Let US supply the little ones
Our MEMS RUBBER COATS with Cape detachable
IN Brown Cloth, iuli sizes, at 81. 20.
LADIES sILK GossAMERs IN RAGLANs AND
IRISH PEASANT ClRCULARS. etc. Prices ranging
from sl5 up t. s25
sATTEESs sATTEENs
We nave PLACED on sale This wax .h,,t 2,o ri....
choice new patterns in DOMESTIC sArEFN Al ia.
and 2oc. per yard.
In beauty Of color and quality Of cloth they ar. un-
surpassed
The patterns the latest production Of Freph
artists and tae printing ~ll comlAre favo-abIy u,th
the inner quality Of satteens. These goods are worthy
OF special attention.
We would also have you bear in mind tina, NE are
headquarters Tor kokCHLIN FREREs sATTEEN.
SPARKS OF INTEREST FROM OUR UPHoLs.
Terry DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL REDUCED SALE OF
STAMPED LINENS
TIDES &c, were PFC.
sPLAsHERs. 25c, were $50.
BUREAU sCkRFs. Poe. were 4sc.
Small lot of sCRIN for &C. yard. was 5 and Toe.
All styles of IMITATION CHINA SILK go for I5c.
per yard
lsc. CURTAIN SWISS marked down to I2lSc
20 styles of DOTTED SWISS in Ecru. Gold. Pink
and Blue And White. Reduced from sc. TO aje.
CoLoRED sCRIM. WAS l21gc. now &C.
LACE CURTAINS at 80. Csc. clio sl25 and
sl1O per pair are bargains not TO be missed.
WoRsTED and TINSEL FRINGE. lac. per yard.
All our s5c. WINDOW SHADES reduced 70 ,os
These are absolutely the best quality he had any
price.
Our 35c. CURTAIN POLES will be sold for a short
time at l1c each, in Cherry. Walnut. Ebony Ash A..
CHENILLE PoRTIEBEs. heavy fringe at top aud
bottom, were $50 per pair.
Do you want them at 90. as pair
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
HEMINwAY RoPE-FILE FLOSS. ENGLISH
TWIST, . skEINs FOR &c
WASH SILK, sKEINs FOR &C.
LANsBURGH 4 BROS
| sAPoNACEOUs DENTIFRICE,
Il CENTS.
Contains nothinG injurious
An excellent article for cleaning and preserving the
teeth and gums and purifying tAe breath.
At ou- Toilet Counters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
Election of Officers,

The Societa di Unione Fratelianza Italina
of this city has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: S. Desio president; Giovanni
Malatesta, vice president; Domeneco Cristofani,
treasurer; f. San Fellipo, vice treasurer; s. G.
Casassa, G. Riani, A. Pavarini, trustees; Fran
cesto GULL, Iquazio Delucca, Achille Giovan-
noni. sick committee; Giuseppe Cato, Eugene
Chelini, marshals; E. V. Chelini Samuel Scala
flag bearers; Lorenzo SINH. standard bearer;
Giocomo Castagnetto. doorkeeper; +. p Rolo
corresponding secretary; &. Pesagno, financial
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
Temperance Meetings.

Temperance meetings were held yesterday
under the auspices of the Good Templars, at
Clabaugh's Hall on 18th street, at the hall Penn
sylvania avenue and 18th street and at AZ
street, and also in the Congress Street NJ. p.
Church, Georgetown. The meetings were we'll
attended and stirring addresses were made.
Capt Jack Crawford made an address at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon at Foundry
Church. under the auspices of the Non-part isan
W.C.T.U. Mrs. j. Ellen Foster made brief
address, and announced that she would sail for
Europe on the 10Th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT,

ALBAUGH's.-Carleton Opera Company in
sNanOn."
NATIoSAL--Daly's Company in RAILROAD of
Love-
HARRIS BIJoU.-''Shadows Of a Great City,"
kERSAN's.-Henry's Burlesque Company.
GLOBE DECENTRALIZATION
W. L l. ARMoRY.-Lincoln Post Fair
n. Y. AVE. RINK.-St Paul's Fair and Bazaar
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRy.-St Joseph's Fair
and Bazaar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
Mrs. Hummell Wants a Divorce.

Susie Hummell, nee Simmons by Campbell
Darlington, has filed a petition for divorce
from Walter g. Hummell. They were married
in Camden. NJ. January 4, 1887, and lived To-
gether till June following at which time she
alleges that he deserted her. She asks the res
toration of her maiden name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14
Silk MoHA1R BErLL1ANr1SEs.

Beautiful Spring Dress Goods Immense assortment OF
new shades zoe, - lsc., Ace, soc, 6211c-
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASk, the very best Doc
quality reduced. cash price ;}.,c.
BLACK SURAH SILKS Doc. 62c., T5c.
LUkSDALk CAMBkIC, very hnest quality. 1Oc.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS. wide double fold,
all pure hne wool, all colors 25c.
CHINA SILKS, INDIA SILKS, 311sc., SOC
ENGLISH HENRIETTA CASHMERES, beautiful
new spring shades, wide double width. hne quality
Cash bargain. 25c.
VERY BLsT QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COTTON, yard wide. Sic.
BLACK BLK MOhA1H BRILLIANTINES. fine
quality, wide double fo.d special bargains 25c..
3I1<c., 50c.
CARRIERS Cash Store
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 9TH ST
HENRIETTA FRENCH CASHMERES, nearly yard
and half wde Al pure fne wool: the best S5c.
quality, price reduced to SOC.
SUPERIOR QUALITY BLACK FRENCH SILKS.
extraordinary cash bargnins 96c.. 81. 10, 81 30.
BLK yELYETs, SILK PLUsHEs, 5oc. &c., q.
BLK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINEs, all new spring
shades nearly yard and quarter wide; the very hnest
BALBkIGGAN ENGLISH STOCKINGS; the very
best 25c: quality. three pairs for SOC.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS. yard and half
wide, pure wool special cxsh bargain, Soc.
DOUBLE WOOL BLANKETS. el.50. s2.50. g. 75
: Cash PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF IS
ENTITIES The PURCHAsEk TO ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE fhEsENTs. m2t
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LECTURES.

REv W, II. MILBURN. CHAPLAIN OF The
H House of Representatives, will Lecture in Grace
Reformed Church. 18th st. bet Il. Ave. and St.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 1890, at 9
PARIS" Admission :,oc., ut the door. This takes
All tickets heretofore sold good for this lecture
apI4-3ts
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA
CREATES AN APPETITE

with the first bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla my
headache entirely disappeared, and where before
could not muster up appetite for my me ais can
not now get enough meals to satisfy my appetite l
am ut present taking my second bottle and feel like
different person" WILLIAM LANSING Post 40. G.
A. r., Neenah, Wis.
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. Apothecsres, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 4