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MIR. RANDALL's SUCCESSOR.
Richard NauN Nominated in the Third
Pennsylvania District.

PHILADELPHIA May II. Hon. Richard yaux
was nominated for Congress by the third dis
trict democratic convention this morning to
ill the vacancy caused by the death of Samuel
}. Randall
Before coming 20 q vote for a candidate tho
convention adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the great and varied inGus-
tries Of Philadelphia and the MAIN
tenance Of cOnpCnsatIng wages for labor
absolutely demand tar,h reform
that viii give our industries free raw material
greatly reduce the cost of Tie CHIEF necessaries
OF life and overthrow all trusts aud
combines, which certainly oppress the
masses. Both parties promise tariff
revision and revenue reduction aud
we demand that the pledge shall be kept by
Congress 10y free raw mat, rials for industries.
the removal o! all needless taxes On the neces-
sarIes OF life ana the reduction Of all tariff
taxes, which have bred ana iostered mOnop-
Oles.
Mr.. NauX Is one of the bcst-known democrats
IN Pennsylvania. lie Is seveuty-four years old
and has been secretary of legation NJ London.
recorder Of deeds and mIyOr OF Philadelphia
and Is known the author of many works ou
penal law and the draUghtsmsn of Philadel-
PIMA present city charter.
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From Wall Street Today.

New YORK, May l2-The stock market was
extremely active at the opening this morning,
and first prizes, as compared with those OF Sat-
urday's close. were quite irregular, with the
important changes in the direction Of higher
figures. Chicago gas was up per cent, con-
soidated gas - and New England * The
realizations with some pressure from various
sources gave the early dealings a downward
tendency. but the declines from opening prices
were confined to slight fractions as a rule.
Missouri Pacific lost p, Rhode Island lost x
and New England !.
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EMIN HITS STANLEY.
He Claims TO Have Information That
Would Make a Sensation

CAIRO. May i2.-Dr. Iucchinet;i of this city
has received letter from Emin Pascha dated
B@gamoyo. March 81. In tA.s .etter Emin saws:
when [ left the hospital found myself be-
tween the English and the Germans Ny de-
cIsion to return to the heart of Africa in the
interest of the Germans WAS soon taken when
! saw that the English were ondeavoriug 20 de-
rive advantage from the prestige of my name.
With reference 10 stanley and Tippoo TIb. L
have Information IN my possession which n
published. would create great sensation.
Stanley viii be the Lrst to STIR up pc ople
against ne
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The Democrats Nominate Richard
Vaux.
DEMANDING TARIFF REFORM.
Fnghtful Story of Cannibalism
m New HebndeS.
DION 6oUclcAUuT NEARLY KILLED
SUDDEN DEATH IN RICHMOND.
n New York Lady Expires suddenly In
Capitol Square.
DEMANDING TARIFF REFORM.
DION eouclcAULT NEARLY KILLED
SUDDEN DEATH IN RICHMOND.
4 New York Lady Expires suddenly In
Capitol square.

Special Dispatch % TrE IvFNr>a Srss.
RICHMOND. May l2.-Nrs. J. H. Cooper. wife
OF the cashier OF the O!d Dominion Steamship
Company, New York. dropped dead in the cap
ltol square aoout noon today. She reached
the clty with party OF lEdN friends this morn
ing ana took rooms AZ the Mt Vernon In COM
pany with one Of her friends Mrs Cooper
visited the capitol square. and while seated on
one ot the benches on the mann avenue f,u
ana expired m few seconds. Death Was from
aToQleNy. The body vas taken t. an UNDER
taher's to 5e prepared for removal to New York
this cYrnlnr.
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Several Counties BIanketed

CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS, May l2.-The largest
mortgage ever recordedin this county has been
placed on record by the Wisconsin Iron Com
pGny. aud is given TO the Massachusetts Loan
and Trust Company The amount 10
II, 900. 600 and covers 8. 900 acres.
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Mr.. j. LowRIE BELL. the general super
intendent of the railway mail service, left to-
day upon an inspection tour over the most i'm
portant railway postal lines in the south.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL wANAMAKER made a
speech Yesterday at the dedication of the new
Sunday school building of the Falls of Schuylkill
Presbyterian Church.
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solemnly swear that the above is true
and correct statement Of the circulation OF
The EVENING STAR for the week ending May 10,
1880. +. Il. MOVES,
Treasurer EVENING STAR Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before this
twelfth day of May, AID. 1890.
JOHN T. c. CLARK,
Notary Public.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Will
lam +. Cox. increase; George W. Mears and
Louis Wieser. Reissue. Jonathan c. Calhoun
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BOUCICAULT DYING.
There is Little Hope That the Great
DFamaiist Actor Can Recover.

NEW YORK. May II. Dion Boucicault the
dramatist, Is lying very Ill a: his home IN tins
city. 1t is said ms recovery is doubtful.
NEW loHK. May II. 2:30 pm. The announce
meat tnat Dion Bcucicault was seriously III IL
without any fOuud.t!ou
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - 49, ~ ~ Il LN-I>AC.
SALE
OFFICE OF
A. s. PRATT SONS.
SUN BUILDING.
CHOICE LOTS.
CAPITOL VIEW PARK,
AT Auction
THURSDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH.
Al TWO +. ii.
TAKE THE 1 O'CLOCK B. AND o. TRAIN
FROM WASHINGTON FOR CAPITOL VIEW
CAPITOL VIEW PARK IS LOCATED ON
THE METROPOLITAN BRANCHoF AND
o. RAILROAD, NINE MILES FROM THE
CITY, ON THE BEAUTIFUL BLUFF A
LITTLE WEST OF NORTH OF THE CHARM
ING SUMMER HOTEL, FOREST GLEN
INN, WHICH 1T oyERlOoKs, AND ALSO
AFFORDS A MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF THE
WHOLE SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
A FINE QUARRY HAS BEEN OPENED.
FURNISHING ELEGANT BUILDING MA
TERIAL AT SMALL COST SEVERAL RESI-
DENCES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND
OTHERS ARE BEING BUILT AND
PLANNED
CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS ARE CON.
vENIENT.
RAILROAD STATION AT EACH END
OF THE PARK. SIXTEEN TRAINS DAILY,
AND QUARTERLY TICKETS MAKE THE
FARE SEVEN CENTS PER TRIP.
PARTIES WISHING TO ATTEND THE
SALE CAN OBTAIN TICKETS, PLATs AND
ALL INFORMATION AT OUR OFFICE OR
OF MEssRs RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
THE AUCTIoNEERs, 9aO PA. AVE.
A. S. PRATT SONS
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
SUN BUILDING, 1857 ST.
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The New York Suns special from Franklin.
Pa, says that Keller Merriam committed suicide
with pistol upon being confronted by his wife
with proof of his unfaithfulness
A dispatch from Erie, Pa, says an attempt
was made to wreck the special containing the
Vanderbilt party on their way home from Gin
cinnat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

The PRESIDENTS callers this morning were
Senator Blair and Stanford and Representa-
tive Lacey.
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPREACHING. PROVIDENCE PERMIT
- ting. by Elders Beebe. Jenkins and Lester,
>. BaTtlst IN Monumental Hall, 1913 PenHsy wanna
ave NV. Monday evening, May IL. at 20. nlO-@t
The SIXTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
49, of the Medical and Dental Department OF the
National University will take place ItESDAl, MAY
l.tth instant at o'clock at Lincoln Music nan
he Medical and dental professions ana the pubic are
invited to attend H. II. BARKER, VI D., Dean.
mylO-H
sA LIGHT WEIGHT OvERCOAT. not THE
OAs old one used last season, but a fresh ana
sty llsh one TO match the weather price 81 70 Sd
NO GEORGE SPRANSG 4:}4 9TH ST.
HOTEI. STEAMBOAT AND CAR LAUN-
dry work solicited Laundering for summer
Resorts at short notice: large facilities. DEAlEk
STFAM LAUNDRY. 4g1 to 400 G st NV. apis m
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the stock of goods. consisting OF Cloth
iux Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Gentem Furnish-
ings Guns. Pistols. &c, in store 12i4 9Th ST NV,
either at retail bulk Proposals for the same can
be ~ the undersigned
WI. LOENENTHAI. Assignee,
rvS St 931 9TH st.
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENTS BLANKS
- at lowest rates. Good work only.
BYRON =. ADAMS.
ulS-Im Book and Job Printer. 5l4 sth st.
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FIRST CONTROLLER MATTHEWS returned to
Washington this morning from a visit to his
sick grandchild at Pittsfeld, ILL.,, and was
shocked to receive a telegram announcing the
boys death since his departure. He will re-
turn to Pittseld this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY - Internal
revenue. s., ,09O, 800; customs S7l2. 222
The BOND OFFERS today aggregated $50 $50,
of which $685. were per cents at 122 and
Sl7 900 were q 5s at 1887.
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The Yokohama budget.

hama by steamer China say there was severe
fire at Fukusdima the evening Of April 20, the
Shoyokwan and ffty-two houses being burned
and seven persons injured.
In consequence OF heavy rains April and
several rivers in Miyagken rose ten feet above
the levee doing, much damage.
Mrs. Baker, wife of Colgate Baker OF Kobe,
died April IL of heart disease. She was a ma
tive of New York, but had been in Japan many
years.
The Japan Herald says the ocean steam ship
ULYSSES. which left Yokohama for London.
went ashore in a fog in Hi channel 35 miles on
Kobe, April 22 and is a total loss No lives were
lost
A change in the japanese cabinet Is contem-
plated. Count Ito will become minister president
Of state: Count Yamagsta will become minister
of home affairs. and Mr.. Mutsu may become the
head OF some department.
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- at tlo~eSt rates. Good svpGk T95S only iy,-n,Ns
rs-Im Book and Job Printer. 5I4 sth NV
CHIsEsE STRAW MArr1Nes.
JAPANESE STRAW MATTINas.
We are Offering the largest and most complete
line Of Straw Nattings shown in this city. The
stock comprises all latest colorings and designs.
Those contemplating the purchase of straw Mat
tings should call and examine stock
Prices all marked in plain figures
The following are a few of the special bargains:
800 Rolls White and Check Mating at $3.50 per
roll of 40 yards
100 Rolls Fancy JOiutless Mating at 81 per roll of
4Oyarisl
100 Rolls Extra heavy Jointless Mating at $40 per
roll of 40 yards.
75 Rolls New Patterns Damask Mating. sl2 per
roll of 10 yards
We have complete assortment of Scotch Floor
Lin of ell widths Estimates for covering floors
furnished free Of charge.
just important to cover your carpets your
furniture for the summer.
KEEP OUT THE FLY
Door Screens in the country.
See our Pie. Screen. which will fit any ordinary
sized window
send for estimate for our Cabnet-made Screens and
Doors. They are in many of the finest residences.
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE
The largest assortment of and the best force
Of cutters and makers to be had We cut make and
furnish materials for full size paror suites from SIG
VI and guarantee perfect 1T.
wB. MOSES SONS.
Cor llth and sta NV
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. ETC.
See Our Refrigerators.
See Our Baby Carriages.
See Our Tricycles.
See Our Cedar Chests
See Our CamphOr Chests.
See Our HammOcka
See Our Tents.
See Our Hammock Support and Canopy.
See Our Mosquito Canopies
mylo
TAMAE AlA3aslyf .,ti; fEstH:in TstEsshins.
very agreeable to take for
CONSULTATION,
hemOrrhoids. bile,
IN DlEN loss OF appetite. gastric and
Intestinal troubles and
headache arising
from them
= GRILLON
OK LION - Rue Rambuteau, Paris
Ol1-m 2m-lP sold by all Druggists.
THE BEsr Is TEE CHEApEsr.
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LUMBERm LUMBER.m
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
sPRAGUE SQUARE OUR STORAGE YARD
FOR SURPLUS sTOCKJ HAS BEEN SOLD.
WE ARE COMPELLED TO MOVE THE
STOCK OFF THAT SQUARE AND WILL
SELL ALL LUMBER CONTAINED ON SAID
GROUND AT PRICES FAR BELOW MAR
KET PRICES FOR CASH
WRITE US OR COME UP AND MAKE US
AN OFFER ON ANYTHING STORED ON
SPRAGUE SQUARE.
LIBBEY. BITTINGER MILLER,
9th st. and New York NV,
my6 Lumber Dealers
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THE BEsr Is TIE CHEApEsr.

- M DESI rs Il HE SHEAPEST.
DO MOI FOR ONE MOMENT IMAGINE THAT OUR
GOODS ARE ON A PAR WITH THE oRDI-
NARY Run or BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING, FOR THEY ARE NOT THEY
ARR As SUPERIOR AS THE DIAMOND OF
The PUkEST WATER Is TO The BASE
IMITATION MADE OF GLASS.
VIZ REALIZE THAT THE PEOPLE OF WASH
lNGION WANT THE FINEST AND MOST
STYLISH GARMENTS TO BE HAD AND
VIZ HAVE MADE STRENUOUS EFFORTS
10 SUPPLY THEM, WITH WHAT SUCCESS
OUR LARGELY INCREASING BUSINESS
WILL SHOW.
Do NOT FAIL To SEE THE ELEGANT ASSORT-
MENT OF DRESS SUITS FOR SMALL,
BOYS IN TRICOT. WORSTED. VELVET
AND JERSEY CLOTHS, ALL CUT MADE
AND TRIMMED IN THE LATEST STYLES
MD IN The VERY BEST MANNER W.
PARTICULARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION
To IHE LINZ OF WEST End AND ZOUAyE
klLI SUITS AND REEFEkS.
VIZ ALSO HAVE EVERYTHING YDIT CAN pOSSr
WISH FOR IN LONG PANTS SUITS AND
SEPARATE TROUSERS. EyERYTHING
MAEkED AT THE LOWEST pOSsIHI =
PRICE FOR THE QUALITY
p ROBINSON h Co,
THE BOYS CLoTHIERs,
800 PENNA AVE NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

CHARLES NEGLEY. who has been nominated
to be consul at Rio Grande Do Sui, is a resident
of Hagerstown He is younc man. the son
of the late Peter Negley. formerly United
States Subtreasurer at Baltimore. Several
years ago he was associated with his father in
conducting the Herald diad TOrchGqld and he
is one of the proprietors of the Hagerstown
iron works.
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One of Mr. B,aine,s Friends stricken.

AUGUSTA, ME., May 12.-Wm. II. Bigelow Of
Augusta superintendent Of the New England
railway mail service and ex-postmaster OF the
United States Senate. was stricken with paraly-
sis ON Saturday evening and is in acritical con-
dition- Mr.. Bigelow is a close personal friend
of Mr.. Blaine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY desires to an
nounce the completion of the Long Dis
tsnce" Telephone lines between Washington,
Boston, Buffalo. Philadelphia and New York
and intermediate points, and respectfully
invites you to call at their ofices 6l9 4th
st. NV. to make personal trial of the
service.
GEO. yAN-BENSCHOTEN,
d. FOSDICK,
Il. J. CURL.
Special Agents.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. May 10. 1890.
ml2-at
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SxSOFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, DIS
- trlct Of Columbia Washing on, May j.
lSgOIhe attention IL called to the tax
levied for the ending June 30 1890, real and
personal property. The second halt such where
not previously paid. Will become due and payable
June ensuing shall thereupOn be III arrears and de
HhqUeut. and a penalty of two per centum upon the
amount thereof shall lie added aud the saline. with
other taxes due and III arrears Ill be listed Tor adyer
usement anu tax sale III the prescribed by
istiHg law. BY order OF the Commissioners of the
DlstriCt oi Columbia. Attest 4. Il. DAVIS, Collec-
tor OF Taxes. ID. &. myl-21t
RSTHE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
- pany, northeast corner 18th 81. and New
moderate rates, silver Ware Securities and vaiuables
o. every description. safe Deposit Boxes for rent at
the very lowest rates. my:S-3m
ESIWENTY- FIVE FEET COMPETITION
- Hose with Couplings and Combination
Nozzle complete, for $l15. Goodyear Rubber Co..
AfLNiiLE LINDSAY, Manager. SO9 9th ST. Leather
anu huober Betting and all kinds of Rubber Goods.
apli-lm
K&SwAsHINGToN SAFE DEPosIT co.
sToRAGE DEPARTMENT ROOMS: Mi 1re and bur
adapted Tor the storage of Furniture Pictures. &C.
K4SsUCcEss PERFECT GAS STOVES
Call and examine Gas on.
CHAs. A. MUDDIMAN.
GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS,
sps GA l2th ST.. bet Il and q sta
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K4SLAAIDlIIhis; 70, Yog ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
made with the PARRISH BAKING PONDER, from
May II to IA, inclusive. WM. II. ii. CISSELI. Grocer
lOl4 It'll 81. NV. 1t
,DON'T LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR PAIR
2~Ea of Pants until you see our assortment of
ready made ones. Lower in price perfect IN fit.
ml2 GEORlrE SPliA NSY. 4:tl til
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49,, S,WAsHINGTQN GROVE HOTEL. The
50, 0sGORNE-NGw open for guests Every
Table board go rer month II per day; dinner 30
month 20 e feYts rer day Persons m des;fns TO eqsase
Appg to WaEREN
60, 6lO u | n St. or to ". ! OSBORNE y CO, pro
'Tf'Iis maf Washing ION of0'e montgomery county, Nd
R~ MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE DIS
49, TRICT OF COLUMBIA
An adjourned meeting of the Medical Association of
of Georgetown law building southeast corner 9Th and
sts. II. W. TUESDAY. May 13. 1890, at O'Clock p III
GEO. c. OBER MD. Secretary myiO-:It
-NQTICE-wE THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE
s., pleasure in notifying the public. and espe-
cIaly the citizens ana owners of property Capitol
Real Estate Business at the old stand, BOZ East Capt.
tol st. With energy. enterprise and capital pro-
standing and entire reliability refer to our banker
John F. Herrell president Of the National Capital
Gg GIBSON,
Trading under the firm name of e. B. Gibson 4 Co
1t gives me great satisfaction to recommend Messrs
G b. Gibson Co as my successors i'll the Real Estate
iya PSTns health t6 warns me 10
mend t1ese gsntientn m IN all c9nde1ee to al ny pa.
along just as it did when fully under my control.
May hffste%55ioHii'' Est 20. NJ NJ ROLLER mdSi
EASTHE UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY,
1925 ST. NV,
Washington. DC.
Capital. 500, 900.
Estates MANAGED. Rents Collected, Real Estate
Bought and Sold on Commission Money to Loan ON
Real Estate and Oh Well endorsed Paper
W. l.. BRUEN, President:
y. A. ROBBINS, Vice President;
Col J. b. NIXON, Secretary;
A. L. COLLINS, Treasurer
J. II. HITCHCOCK,
J. H. NIXON,
y. A. ROBBINS,
HENRY TAYLOR,
mS-:}m Board of Discount.
sun DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES.
~ The most complete in the world. over 100
different sizes and kinds 5000 III use in this city.
BES1 EVER MADE and challenge comparison with
For sale at 5l7 10th st..
ny6-6t r. g. CAMPBELL. Plumber.
krSFoR sALE-FIFTY- SHARES JUD-
So son Pneumatic Il. H.. Stock tparentl at $50
per share. Apply to GUkLEY BROS, 1885 + st.
K~ SERIAL sAyINGs GTsTSoA MD BUILDING AS
Call .or Constitutions
Subscribe for stock-sI per share-between the
hours of a. N. and 80 p daily at the Office Of
JNO. A. PRE SCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer.
n14-6m l4l6 st. NV, Kellogg Building.
ZS FIRST PAYMENT-l9TH ISSUE.
MAY, 1890
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
Shares are $3.50 per month
Subscription books are open for shares in the 10th
issue. First payment May, 1880.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of
the Association are furnished upon application.
Ottce hours, from 8 am. TO 4:30 pm daily. On
the first "Wednesday each month the office will he
open from 10 O'Clock pm Advances will be made
promptly at O'Clock pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

SILVER W.RE
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
SOLD EXTENSIVELY
HONE 1n
AND
ABROAD.
Manufactured
By
SAE'L kIl.K son,
ia r. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND.
uy1-2v Established 1917.
Il EkyAND ENGkAyER AND LITHO6RAPH ER
IA 1Ol2 ia.
Visiting eards neatly prinied from plate. 75c. per
E-A1Fo3 apS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

tsSWASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL. The
49, OSGORNE.-Now open for guests. Every
thing clean, pleasant and hoIneke. Table class.
Table board, so Ier month; , per day dinner, 30
cents; breakfast 30 cents dinner lunch. % cents;
breakfast lunch, 20 cents. Rooms. o and II per
month; 80 cents Pef day Persons desiring to engage
rooms Tor May or June should do at once Tran
sients accommodated. Apply 10 WARREN CHOATE
co, 90 1th ST. or TO ". j. OSBORN L 4 Co, pro-
prietors Washington Grove, Montgomery county, Md.
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

FULL VALUE GIVEN
- For your old squsre Piano in exchange for
. NEW BRADBURY UPRIGHT. balance payable S10
monthly VI cash
mlO-6t r. g. SMITH. 1925 Pa ave.
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8&SEyANGELIsT CHAPTER, No KNIGHTS
- Rose Croix. AA.S.R, will hold stated
nieetng at the Cathedral OF he Rite 1907 q ST n.w
or TUESDAY, EVENING, May Is. 1890, At 80
oCIock; Those entitled TO receive degrees are re-
q,,stet to be present promptly at the hour named.
By order Of the Wise Master.
ml2-2t A IL HOLT. 32o Secretary.
THERE WILL Be A SPECIAL MEETING
= OF the Citizens Association of Georgetown
on lIESDA1 LNENlNG, the 18th instant, at
VIII bH considere all members requested TO attend
AhSH ibALD GREENLEES. President.
myl2-2t WM IL MANOOUE, Secretary.
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- of Pants until you see our assortment of
MY ones ISf GESRGR <t sFhRSsf R,sfff "A h ST.
& 5. sHSDD BRO.
ini~ AZ oth st. n. W.
KRS5OO FEET FRONT on SIXTEENTH ST
,.a- DEEBLE. DAVIS CO.
81 LETTERS OF ChEDlT DRAFTS. CABLE
Every convenience in Financial Matters afforded trav
LEWIS JoHSsOs Il CO.. Bankers.
myl2-lm lenna. ave. and lOth st n. W.
O> Handsome Building Sites in the
OAK VIEW"
ExPHsiDS s"f%f5 fDGgsf"n dEfvETsS6 hfsI9fnss #
This property is situated ON The
line Of the Georgetown and ienleytown
wood!ey Lane and !he Teneyto~n tow Road.
For p!ats ani full Into orination
mr,ce, rHos. J. FISHER y co,
R-SBECK BROS. CARRIAGE AND WAGON
3Gs Builders. desire to inform the.r friends and
patrons that they have iemoved 10 100 9TH st NV,
opposite b. and p Pass pelot. nylO-a'
aNOTICE-HAvING RETIRED FROM THE
my time to the practice Of my profe sion
SAMUEL L. HANNON, MD.
myl0-H' Office and Residence, ZOO ID St NV.
n kSMONTHLY ME! TING OF HYATTsNlLLE
Building Association will be held TUES
shule. Stock be secured at any time upon appli
cation to the Secretary. l.. y. WATERS. Secretary,
ml0-3t 9l6 I st NV.
-,FIRST CO OPERATIVE BUILD
D@ ING ASSOCIATION
OF GEOkGEiOWN. u. c.
Ninth Issue of Stock.
Books for Sub cription Now Open.
MAYHEM Platter. Treas H. T. GILBERT, Pres.
GEO. w. HI Nc, Secretary.
Directors-A. b. JACKSON Dr. L. w RITCHIE
JNO. H. SCHULTZ ii. q WAGNER. WM SMIl H..
DANL ] HNSUN, w. +. GIBBONS, W. A. Gun
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