Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1888, Page 6

‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. WED) (Y, MAY 9, 1888-SIX PAGES: LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. ra the 86 hours coms p.m. Imp tae rst ot Conan Bastaen Ponce te New Jersey, Delaware, Mary! and Vir- hI ‘warmer, rain follow by fair ‘Weather, fresh southerly winds. Brump ns.—A weil-dressed young man cant afford tO Pawwithout one of those extremely ‘cfosa.stripe Shirts, Franc, One-price Hat GePand Purntsner, corner 7th and b Frve Hoxpnep Hassocks, at 25 centseach, W. plyoses @ som, ilthand F sts. aw. Furniture, Carpet and Drapery Establishment, der for $20 and $25. — SyemMan Bros, 7th and E Coos Bax Coutans, 3 for 50c. why pay more. ELEcant ScestiTUre for ofls, salts, pills and aiftinds of bitter, nausecus medicines, Is the very je quid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, re- Sommenied by leading physicians Manutactired ‘only by the Cailfornia Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. All druggists. Nor Tue Siamese Twixa—Jobn Edwards and ‘Wim. Carleton occupted the same room together in State street, Chicago. Curiously, both were suf- fering fromi intenve neuraigic pains in the face, and were driven simost crazy by that and pro- sleeplessness, The first named, driven to ir, shot hiluself through the head, while the ‘second, by the advice of a friend, procured a bot- Ue of Scotch Uats Essence and Lo forty-elgnt hours ‘was a well and happy map. ‘As certain reports, have. been tn cireulation for Some time past, culminating in anonymous and malicious pels in several papers, the Scotch Oats ‘Bssence Co. (for the assurabee of ‘their customers) from the first moment they heard of these reports Degan to place upon each bottle of Seoteh Oats Esseuce a $10,000 ‘orfeit guarantee that there was hot a particle of any opiate or other narcotic in it, worm to under oath, and every bottle manufac: tured py the compaiy alter April 15, 2888, will have this guarant-e on Its pasteboard wrapper. Drxon’s Yeast Powpen always reliable. Mose Strixg than ever in pantaloonings to pruer at $. _Eisevan Bros, 7th and E, Coo Bxaxp Coutans, 3 for 50c. Perfect fitting. Have no others, Jest Recervep a carload of “Leonard Hardwood Cleanabie Refrigerators,” the best and cueapest in ‘the market. Come and see. W. H. Hoeke. ‘Wrnvow Scuzexs.—Fifty dozen adjustable win- dow screens, latest design, just arrived, at 50c. each. Screen wire, lawn mowers, garden tools, at lowest prices. Chas. T. Carter € Co, 606 Penn- ‘sylvania avenue northwest. Couscax’s MUstakp.—Philadelphia Brand 1s the King of Condimenta Flavor and pungency com- Dined in perfection. For sale by Grocers. ‘Wait Parzns, window shades, decorations, &c. ‘RICHARD HENDEMSON, 923 F st. LW. OvR Leapex—Good Fur Derby's, $1.50; latest styles and colors. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st Coon BRAND COLLARS, 3 for 50e. ‘The best and latest. A¥TER being fMtted with our make of clothing, Duyers never hesitate to purchase. Eisema’ Bxos., 7th and E, ‘Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Namiowat.—“Lost in New York.” Ausaveu’s—MeCaull’s Company in “Indiana.” Paxonama StiLpine.—"Battle of Shilob.” Hanxis’.—Luzzie May Ulmer. Kxavan's—Variety and Wrestling. Condensed Locals, a Next Monday Simon Commandery, No. 1, wil muve as their guests Ivaahoe Commatdery @olored), No. 5, Knights Templar, of New York eity, St. "John’s Commanders, of "Baltimore, and Mount Moriah Commandery, of Virginia. Alice Boswell, the little six-year-old daughter of Mr. KS. Boswell, clerk tothe Seuate District com- multtee, is suffering from a severe accident that happened to her last Saturday while playing in ‘he street near her home on C street southeast. She tripped on one of the gas boxes projecting ‘above the sidewalk and broxe her thigh, Judge to-day fined Mary Parker $5 for reet with Susaa ¥ Col. Jas. G. ‘Tracy was charged im the police court this moraing with assaulting Mrs. Mary Jane McBride, but as the defendant did not appear, the case was continued. jeary Miller gave his personal bonds in the Police court to-day to keep the peace toward all ood citizeus of the United States for a period of Six months, Hon. Jas. Birney, brother of Mr. Wm. Birney, of this city, died at Bay City, Mich., yesterday, aged 70 years.” The deceased was United States’ min- ister to the Netherlands tn 1870. Yesterday morning, car No. 48 of the Belt Line on 11th street, between O and P streets, acciden- tally struck the two year oid child of Ellen Clark, living at 1423 Lith street, slightly injuring it. ‘The Federation of Labor held an open meeting at Hilton Hall .ast evening, and addresses were made by E. W. Oyster and Paul T. Bowen. THE WESELY Stak’s Pocket Atlas of the World 1s offered free to every new subscriber for one Year to ‘Ue WEEKLY Stax. It is a handsomely printed book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored inapsand diagrams, abd contains & Wealth of general information. See advertise Went in another columu. — A TAX-SaLe Case IN Covnr.—Yesterday after- noon an application Was made for a mandamus to compel the District Commissioners to issue a deed. ‘The case is that of the United States ex rel. Anna T. Bramhall against the District. The petitioner sets out the purchase at the tax sale of 1876 of Jots In squares 34, €c.. and payment of the for which the lots were bought. She allege: the Commissioners will not give her a deed unless she first pays all the other taxes and assessments on the lots. or the court shall give a judgment ‘thereon. She therefore asks a mandamus to com- pel the Commissioners to give her a deed for the Property bought at the tax sale without requiring ther payments. The case was certified to the General Term. ee EDTCATIONAL AND IxDUsTRIAL Us10x.—Last even- ing Miss Ransom’s studio was filled with busy, earnest women, bringing tn reports of work done i establishing in'this city an educational and indus trial union. A committee of twelve women was Appointed to solicit funds in ald of the head- quarters, as follows: Mrs £. 8. Brinton, Mrs. Mary ‘MePherson, Mrs. Dr. Lamb,Mrs. Crosby, Mra Dr. ‘Naylor, Miss Buckley,Mrs. Lipscomb, Mrs. Pollock, Miss Lenman, Mrs. Adelaide Solberg, Miss Mitci- ell, and Mrs. i. B. Sperry. ——— A BEQUEST vor THE S. P.C. A., oF New Youe.— In the case of the estate of the late Wm. D. Fuller, the inventory of the personal estate, amounting to $96,381.61, has been fled in Register Clagett’s OMice.” ‘The testator left property in the District and ih the state of Missourt, and a will bequeath. Ing $00 to the person who should probate the will in this District, and the rest of the estate to tne Society for the ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Of New York city. A minor step-brother, T. J. D. Fuller, for whoa Mr. G. F. Appleby is guardian. contested the will, and on trial by jury the will ‘Was sustained. Ab agreement had, however, been | made that the contestant suould have acertain per- centage of the estate and the rest should go to the New York society ae FIEE IX A DRUG STORE.—At 12:40 o'clock last night @ fire took place in the drug store of E. P. HUN, corner of 9th and P streets northwest. M 3. W. Hardell turned in the alarm for box 217, on ‘the corner, and the fre department was promptly on the ground. The flames, which are sup} to have originated In the explosion of a lam) eadway, and it required some hard fork for about an hour before the fre could be ex- Einguished. |The stock, insured for $3,500, was hiy The Dutlding, belonging to Mrs. ine V- Boucher, was but slightly damaged. jE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ‘The Trustees in Doubt About a Name— Arranging fer Cloving the Schools. The board of school trustees last night had be- fore it the problem of naming the colored Normal and High schools, This is the first year that the colored Normal School hus been a part of the pub- Me school system, and under the direction of the ‘School board. It was sustained until last June DY the Miner fund, and called the Miner Normal School. At the last meeting Trustee Francis sug- gested that it was necessary that the schools be hamed soon, as the graduating diplomas had tobe Prepared. At last night's meeting Dr. Francis Submitted a resolution to name the white High and Normal schools respectively tne Washington ‘High School and the Washington Normal school for the first six divisions, and the colored High and Normal schools respectively the W: Hign and the Washi ‘Normal Scuool for the sev- enth and eighth divisions. ite said that alter hav- ing talked with various school offictals he hadcon- clude with them that the name of such schools mate their localit Mr. Cura objected to the names proposed by Dr. Francis as tuo cumbersome, and suggested that tue'Schools might. be ted by numbers, as ashington " designat engos iaigh School, No. 1 and W: = ‘Sel Faye 2. oe uring the evening a petition was stigned by ‘many puptis of the W' ‘School asking Unst that schoo! be High School, in honor of the late E. A. Paul, prin- cipal of the school. Mr. Fish, speaking of Uon, said that the proposition did not his approbation. After considerabie discussion the later was referred to the committee on high and bormal schools, and a recess Was taken unui that committee cowd report. The committee was un- able to agree, however, and the matver Snally Went over until the next meeting. A communication from Mr. Joun H. Brooks, rela~ Uve to the bad condition of the Stevens’ school building, on 21st street, between K and L streets, Was reierred Uo Ube trustees of the seventh division. Gorxa Tue RONDS. A communication was read from Jas. H. Saville, representing the Beale property, stating that he bad been ordered to abate a nuisance on the prem- ises 2037 F street, caused by their occupancy by schools of the first division. The idorsements on the paper showed that it had been through the health office, the Commissioners’ office, tae building inspector's office, the property clerk's office, and had Dnally reached the school trastees, U8 motion of Mr. Darlington tue matter was re- Uurned to the Commissioners, whose attention Was called to the fact Uhat the trustees had nothing to do With the repair of buildings. ‘Mr. Darling, from tue committee on High School, made’ a report, which was adopted, re- commending the acceptance of the fer of the Medical Department of the Georgetown University of a scholarsmip to be awarded each year to & pupil in taemaie department of the High School. ‘MISS WALKER'S BEQUEST. President Ross appointed Dr. F. R. Lane, Super- Inteadent W. B. Powell and Miss Annie Wilson, teacher In the High School, as a committee to manage the $500 legacy left by Marie L, Walker, U0 be expended for the benefit of the High Schoo. library. Miss Walker, who was a teacher, directed that Mr. Paul should be chairman of the commit- lee, Dut as Mr. Paul is dead Mr. 4038 appoluted his sucsessor tn Office, Dr. Lane. Jt was decided to close the schools June 20; to have the closing exercises of the Washington High and Normal Schools June 21, and the high and Norwal Schools of the seventh and eighth di- visions June 1 AS INDUSTRIAL TRAINING EXHIBITION. ‘Mr. Curtis said that Superintendent Powell had gotten up material to illustrate what had been accomplished in the way of industrial training and drawing. He thought it would be proper and gratifying Ww the public to have a public exhibi- Uon, “He moved tuat the committee on industrial training and Superintendent Powell be authorized to renta hall and make the necessary arrange- ments for such an exhibit on May 31 and Juse land 2. The motion was carried, ‘Changes in teacherships were wade as follows: Promoted—Miss Lillian A. Hughes from grade 2 to 3, and from class 6 to 7, vice J. Z. Cox, deceased, Appolnted—Miss Harriet ¢. Lasicr tosecond grade, vice Miss Hughes, salary of class 2. Substitute teachers appoiuted—Misses Gertrude Wituers, Lucy 3, Scott, Georgia Arnold and Estelle Havener. ‘A month’s leave of absence Was granted Miss L. It, Nowlin. ae A Workingman’s Meeting. ADDRESSES AT HILTON WALL LAST NIGHT BY MESSES ‘OYSTER AND LOWEN. ‘There Was a large gathering at Hilton Hall last evening, the occasion being an open meeting of the Federation of Labor. In the audience were a number of ladies, Mr. E. W. Oyster made the first address, review- ing the history of labor legislation in this country. He spoke of the bills passed by Congress, which he Tegarded as detrimental and oppresive to the workingman, and charged such w we Tepubiicun party. air. Paul 'T. Bowen followed. He spoke of the '$80,000,000,000 tne people of the worla were worth, and sald that It was strange that 10 per cent of the people controlled 90 per cent of that amount, while the other mlsereable 90 per cent had todo the best they could with the other 10 per cent and Still pay the interest on the Whole amount. Mr. Bowen characterized this a8 inequitable, unjust, and detrimental to personal Liberty. He’ spoke of the proportions each family Would ‘recetve if the amounts from several sources were evenly divided. “4 remember,” sald he, “while reading an arucie in Tug Stax (and Tue’ Stan ts always truthful, as AU Wou’t bave anythlag but the truth) that Judge Snell had fined a man for dockinyy horses tails, and backed up his decision by saying ‘that a horse has a Batural right to his tail’ and fluing the man §25. So, also, 1s the Workingman entitled to a fair sare of the "profits he produces.” Any person, he with any degree of coumon sense, who knows anything tn tue world about history’ cau predict Witlin & great degree of certaiuty the future of the Workingman, Eee ae ‘The Geographical Ciup, 4 TALK ABOUT THE INTERESTING FEATURES OF HUNGARY. ‘The regular weekly meeting of the Geographical Club called together, last eventng, an audience that filled the cosy parlors of Mr. Chas. E. Fair- man, in Ledroit Park. Hungary was the topic of Uwe talk by Mr. 0. B. Brown, aud his description of its diversttied topography and romantic history made the land of the Magyar, the home of Louis ‘Kossuth, more than ever interesting to the lUsten- ers, ‘The readings by Miss Rainey, Mra. Brown and Mr. Selsof, aud the song by Mr. Willlains com- Jeved ie program of theevening. "Final adjourn- Tent of the club at the close or its st seson was fixed for May 22. ——>___ Auction Sales of City Property. Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, sold yesterday at Public sale the property 915 and 917 Pennsylvania avenue, fronting 26 feeton the Avenue, with an average depth of 70 feet, to Peter Latterner for $38,500; alsa, to the same, the property 908 D street, directly in the rear of the above, for $6,700, ‘The latter property has a frontage of 19 feet 11 Inches on D street, With an average depth of 734 Walter B. Williams & Co., auctioneers, sold yes- terday at public sale the three-story brick house 918 I street northwest, fronting 25 feet 103 inch to C. G. Thorn for $15,350; also, to 1. N. Marshall {or $7,079 the brick house ‘906 I street, fronting 23 ea ee ‘Tramps whe Choose their Climate, ON THEIR WAY NORTH TO SPEND THE HEATED TERM— STEELING RIDES ON RAILKOADS, At this season of the year many tramps pass ‘through this District on their way from the Suany South to the cooler North, where they spend the summer months. On thelr journey they frequently attempt to steal rides on the trains leaving here at night. While a trains in the depot they get in between the baggage cars, where they cannot be seen. Usually the trains on the Baltimore and Potamac Railroad are stopped at the Navy-Yard ‘where East Washington iting to detain the stowaways who, instead of being al- lowed to leave the city, are taken before Judge Snell, who gives them ‘a month or so on the farm. Several have already been arrested this and last night Onicer Daly ‘Owen Judge, whom he | | | | said, | and Moffett and % rhe Detroit-Boston acd the Pittsburg-Philadel- phia games were also postponed on account of At Loulsville—Loutsville, 6; Kansas City, 3. ‘The Kendall team deteated the Patent Office nine yesterday 11 02. The batteries were James and oe oo eee and Merrill and vege for tent men. Kendall made 7 hits and 4 errors, and Patent-Office 4 hits and 5 errors. ‘The Le Droits wil play at Kendall Green ‘The two teams from the National Feneibles ay to-morrow at Vapitol instead of to-day. No admission wilt be charged. 'rnis will be a good chance forthe people to see the workit ‘the double-umpire system, which wiil be tri ‘The Columbia eam deteated the nine from the Emerson Institute by a score of 30 to 10. Zuo batteries were Jones and Asmussen for Colui- ia, and Johnson and Page for Emerson. Colum- bia made 28 hite and 4 errors, and Emerson 6 hits ‘Noting eotld be more fort coul more: vapate for Washin; than that the Chicago games should ‘There will probav) when the team will fi Fe: & play with a snap and vim it 1s not only his playing absence, for he 1s now the man: and a good one, too. Mr. Burket is trav ‘the ciub ag business man, more in treasurer, and the charge of the men was at beginning of the season given to Whitney. He calight Ue cold that has led to bis fliness uot, as has been stated, on the memorable Saturday when a game Was won, but on the day before, when he Sat shivering on the bench throughout the game, so that he could keep an eye on the players. Not- withstanding the fact that he was suffering with @ bad cold, ne insisted on going in the box the next day, 80 anxious was he to win, He 18 still a Nery sick man and will have to take great care of unseif. It is said that Arthur Whitney’s release can now be bought for $2,000. Here's the opportunity. Chicago now ‘leads, with a percentage of .846, Boston second, with .785; New York third, with -642; Detroit fourth, with .571; Philadelphia nfth, With 488; Pittsburg sixth, with .357; Indianapo- lis seventh, with .200, und Washington—well, W. nm has .167. ‘Mr, Moxley has vendered to the Columbian Col- Jege Base Ball Club the use of Athletic Park for thelr games tbls season, —~-—__ ‘Tue CaTuOLic UsivERsiTY CORNER-STONE LAYING. Ata meeting of St. Patrick’s parish last evening & commitiee consisting of Messrs. G, 1. Ennis, F. N. Devereux, Joseph McDonald, H. W. Sohn and Jas. D, Mankin were appointed t6 conter with commit- Ves from other parishes and make all necessary arrangements for attending the laying of the cor- ner-stoue of the Catholic University. A similar meeting of St. Aloysius parish was” held last evening and & committes consisting of Messrs. O'Connor, Duffy, Elbert, Fuller, Kiroy, Dowell, ‘Thomas und Kennedy were appointed, Farr axp Bazar.—The ladies’ fair and bazar for the bullding und of Stansbury Lodge, No. 24, F, A. A, Me at Brigntwood, is proving very successful, e vendanee at E-sureet Kink every evening 1S satisfactory. St. Jolin’s Lodge, No. 1i, and Hope, No. 20, visited the fuir last evening. woh A Suir For Divoncr.—Amanda Winfree yester- day fied a bill for divorce from Hannibal Winfree on the grounds of desertion and non-support, ‘They were married in Richmond April 1, 1874, and lived together unul February or Marcil, 1879, when, she es, he deserted her and has ever ‘siuce refused to live with her ot contribute to the ‘support of herself and their daughter, She prays for 4 divorce, eustody of the child, aud permission to resume her maiden naine of Stiakelturd, ‘THR WEEKLY Star's Pocket Atlas of the World 4s offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEkKLY Stak. It 18 a handsomely printed ook of 191 profusely illustrated, witu more than 100 colored mmapsand diagrams, ahd contains @ Wealth Of generas information. See adveruise- nent in another column —_—_—_ Alexandria Aftairs, Reported for Tux Evextne Star: ‘Tux Democratic PRICARY.—A vote than ever before was polled at the democratic aries: yesterday, although only two of the five town oftl- cers were contested. 1,576 votes were polled. The ordinary primary vote’ scidom rises above i,100. ‘Three of the present officiais: M. B. Harlow, city treasurer; Jno. 8. Beach, clerk of the Corporation Court, and Win. H. Smith, city sergeant, were nowigated without opposition. Major Geo. Dut- Tey, the present commissioner of the revenue, was renominated by a imajority of 990 over Jno T. ‘Sweeney, but Leonard Marbury, the common- wealth attorney, was defeated for'a renomination by Julian W. Holt, arising Zoung lawyer here, by 115 majority. Mr. Chas. G ich Was bomina- Ved as alderman in the second ward wo fill a va- cancy. CiTY Covsci.—The city councils held their regular meeting last night, quorums being ob- tained only by waiting until after the meeting hout. Mf. J. G. Graham Was authorized to build a frame house on Aifred street, between Queen and Cameron, and Within the fire mits. An order for curbing, &c., in front of J. Brager’s store on King street, near Union, Was agreed to. A resolution that $150 be appropriated to buy the alley between the Hydraullon engine house and its stable was referred to the finance committee. F, 8, Katcliff’s application for reduction of taxes was refused. It ts understood tbat auother meeting of council Will be held vefore the close of the month, Notea.—Jas, W. Tunston has been appointed Toad surveyor of Jefferson district, vice Harrison Hatch, resigued.—Tae county supervisors are considering tbe subject of putt @ suitable bridge over Four Mile Kun, near Carlin’s Springs. Un a corpus sued Out by Attorney J. H. Greene, Timothy O'Conner has been disc! from Jail here, O'Conner was held for noopay- ment Of a fine Of $20 Tor assault, imposed ee ‘Uce Birch.—Lee Camp of Confederate Velerans Will send a delegation to the Coufeaerate memorial ceiebration at Norfolk, and the Veterans will go under the esgortor the Alexandria Light Infan- Ury.—The ladies of St, Paul's church’ propose to open a primrose tea at McBurney's Hall on the ‘23d for the benefit of the church.—rThos. Jack- son, colored, died of lockjaw yesterday at nis houie here trom injuries recetved on Emancipa- Uon day.—aAt the next session of she County Keopet ut the county” poor-ibtse, vise George Be cee | ol county poor- Mortimer, resigned, _ From Rockville, DELRGATES ELECTED TO STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS—NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE XEIGH- Correspondence of Tax Evesixo Sram, ROCKVILLE, Mp., May 8, 1888, A democratic convention, composed ot five dele- gates from each election district of the county, met here to-day for the purpose of sending dele gates to a state convention in Baltimore on Thurs- day and 4 congressional nominating convention to meet here on the 24th inst. The convention was: by the election of Geo. W. Hilton. at and C. W. Crawiord as "rhe Ata election held at Hyattstown ‘he following town commissiguers ers Plected: Benj. Jounson, E.G. Gardner, ‘and Davia "At Galth yesterday Was held, with the follow! donetat C.F agen ek I | PEBRES iH Ss Hl gE I “I take Hood's Sareaparilla ss = ‘Fecommend it to all who have that miserable tired ing."—C. PamMeiez, 349 Bridge street, Brooklyn,N.Y. ‘Lowell, Mase, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. F or Fasmios, 1434 New York ave nw, ‘IMPORT THE LATEST NOVELTIES = HOT BREAD MADE WHOLESOME. RENT. BE FINISHED JUNE 1— ee ee west side locate ever? kitchen | FOR RENT_HOUSES. my0-whsSw* The Royal Baking Powder possesses a peculiar merit that is not possessed by any other leavening agent. Bread, biscnit, cake, muffins, or,rolls, made with it may be eaten with, RENT OR SALE—EIGHT-1 iB O36 Fahoteeitadiave kien very deaabie Sosatey vith email 4 t minutes rwenty mi a. A. Mortabie od fankiened tease 1525 SOUn aes when hot without inconvenience by persons of the most callars beth-evses: lacwe yard delicate digestive organs. With most persons it is neces- sary that bread raised with yeast should lose its freshness or become stale before it can be eaten with safety. Dis- tressing results also follow from eating biscuit, cake, pastry, etc., raised by the cheap, inferior baking powders that con- Fx tain lime, alum, phosphates, or other adulterants. The RENT: Fi feasant, surrour neath. A PHILLT ER 3 RENT—EIGHT-ROOM_ BRICK 0. 415 1 st. we. from 15th inst: large yard; ouly 81: NTH. BRICK HOUSE O st. D.W., 81x Fooms, Water and gus, myB-Jt* IANA AVE. N. W., EIGHT- Fe 5. myth DWELLING, pair per EA 70 per month.” By J.T itex myb-3ie hot roll and muffin, and the delicious hot griddle cakes, Fee areateebe raised by Royal Baking Powder, are as wholesome and Fehon N-ROOM HOUSE, HALL, window 1ST. 3 WATER, 2 ve. 20. Apply, Lest. it, 620. 1106 Ls digestible as warm soup, meat or any other food. Another greatly superior quality possessed by the Royal Baking Powder is that by which the preservation of important elements of the flour is effected in raising the bread by the mechanical operation of the gas, without fer- mentation. Yeast, and all baking powders that produce the leavening gas by fermentation destroy a portion of those 496 C LW. bined. 619 E st. nw. oR REN du ; nutritive elements of the flour which are the most healthfol 37 Let: pow Sune i, and the greatest aids to a perfect assimilation of the food. The Royal Baking Powder, while perfectly leavening, re- tains without change or impairment all those elements which were intended by nature, when combined in our bread, to make it literally the staff of life. No leavening agent or baking powder, except the Royal Baking Powder, possesses these great qualifications. The books, For full list the Ist and 15th. Fu ‘RENT—JUi crry ITEMS. Wind Mills, In order to introduce our low-y ‘warranted Shoes to ft all feet (in reason), { will commence Saturday, May 12, and give to each purchaser of $1 or more a windmill, which 1s a fine thing to amuse ‘the entldren, At this time we will not mention any prices, as ‘they are too numerous, but call and see for your- self, and we will guarantee you a saving of 25 per Usenzcevexten Arrnaction: OVEE A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, CAPITAL PRIZE $300,000, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. large concrete yard. eat on every pai of shoes you buy." =e my8-2t" joney refunded to dissatisfied purchasers. Lestsiate: 8 for Fau~| ‘Boston SHox HOUSE, 912 7th st. LW. catioual and Checitatde Purseete, ‘aad tes feanthtes) BOE SENT & PH made & part of the present Btate Constitution in 1879, H. GoupsTEiN, Proprietor, 3 | byan overwhelming popular vote. ‘We close at 7 p.m. new, in good condit ims ool 2163.33 80, ir. 85.40 eaits ~-7O 213 Net ww. Sr STORES, OFFICES. &o. E 5}40 se Ean 17th we is only a portion of the ‘call at office for FINISHED 35. Ost. m. w. 108 1916 Sunderland a nee 7 7 a F st nw. to 238 B. oR RENT—ONE 4 ROOM BRICK HOUSE. QUITE Ein. ition, in alley between aod B, first house near 7th st. s.¢.; rent —— quire “a VOR RENT—A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE: Fexcelieat location for oftice and fesidence coun: cou wys-3t* USE 617 NEW JERSEY AVE N.' jOUSE 617 NEW JERSE! Eo. ‘itis: "HOUSE 1605 THIRD Street n.w., with ali modern improvements, PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE, ‘Seven rooms, including bath, Closets in every room, with hallway, gas, and water; ‘Rent, $22.50 per month. ‘House open for inspéction. B. H. WARNER & CO., jear F- aiter 4p. ui next door 916 F sta Tow if 256 Qat. uw. House and locali 1 Bt dave a property _on my: ‘bulletin issued on “THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, NTA PLEASANT FURNISHED HOUSE st. cars: rent ‘be retained by a getitiemau from June 1, if Geaired. Address GEORGETOWN, Star office 1y8-3* one re 1ST ST. NE, Men’ and Hoye’ Flannel Overshirts | montnirand tie Geand Gueterly Drenge oes (po al and Waists, 50c. up to $3.50. Most complete | every three months (March, Jue, September, and Do- stock at C, AUERBacu’s, 7th and H streets, 9,11,14,16 | cember). prictly in advance ; ho agen’ nkilin’s In “We do hereby certify that the NT—BRICK HOUSI Frankiin’s Insect Fiuid rs Aa hereby certify that ws wupervise the arrance, | OR RENT Bit iE, Kills moths, roaches, bedbugs, ants, files, &c. No Srease, stain or poison, Sold by druggists. 1,W,3,3 Summer Carriage Robes, Zou will fd an elegant, assortinent 1, Momte, Linen and Cloth, both plain and eibrotdered, all al prices that we guarantee to be correct, ‘Toruaw’s, €o,2w 1231 Pennsylvania avenue nortwest. Phillips’ Digestibie Cocoa, a vey nu- The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in manage and control the Drawinonthemartves, and that the same are conducted with honesty, sairne in good saith toward all parties, and we anithurize the Com- Pany to use Chix certificate, with Fac-ximiles Wf Our sig= ‘natures attached, in its advertisements. | 2 L st. hw. $10. ROR RENT—515 ITH ST. N. 17 rooms, all conveniences, central aud good loca- in nice order, all modern improvemunts, foe gem runt: rent -ROOM ALLEY BRICKS REAR wri Hi, GRAY & 00. Be THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, oi7 F JJROR RENT_RESIDENCE OVERLOOKING CiT: Fst. tritious drink foreniidren. large grounds, shade, fruit, garden: near her 83 Se. Quart E and cars; furuished, June Ist until Sept. 20th, Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bo: ldress 02, 8 Rye Whiskey, best in the world fo1 Orders by mafi,” McGee's, 9th near D st. ‘Royal iunprovementa, new condition, 119 New We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, will pay al | Son KENT—003-U ST. N Hesoerms * Prisintraen in’ The Lowtconar State Lettered which | RoE BST hers imdcovemra inmay be |at our counters. mth. Inquire of A EB: RLY'S SONS, The now style French ross Goods, pure ook. fet erat vos Use. quality, nearly one iG! and a half wide, 5] ENT, RM. SAEMSLED Pree, Louisiana National Bank | GO! N BLUE, TAN, TEKRA CUTTA, AND GREY; PIERRE LANA! ‘State National Hank. reai value, 81 ae. reduced, 87 yc. A, BALDWIN, Pres. New Natioval Bank. SATIN MOLKE, (Watered Silk), newest style trim- CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank ming, in all colors, price reduced to Fe. FRENCH SATTEEN™, finest quality, 25c. — LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, pure wool, nearly one and o half wide, all new wonderf GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING rere double | IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, ‘CREAM ALBATROSS, pure wide . iat, Feat value, 30c, ince rofacnd Ser So ‘TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1888. Don't deal with us until you have priced dry-goods CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. elsewhere, then you will come prepared to appreciate ‘Our woudértul cath barvaina. ™ 100,000 Tickers at Twenty Dollars each: Hslves, 910; Quarters, 85; Tenths, 82; Tweutieths, CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH STREET. who buy 85 or over will select i Casn Customers oxx of the following sex Towels, worth $1: 1 nts: Pair of large-szie Dam- ‘Dozer 75c.; Pair Silk Emi ‘Dawask 3 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 200 Prizes, of $500, approximating to $300 approximating’ to 120 Bre. ‘Cash Customers who buy $10 or over will sclect xz of the following, presente: Elegant Bridal Quilt, worth 81.50: One Dozen Damask Napkins, $1.50.; Pairs Damask Towels, worth #2. apz8 Hars izes of Ee] ietas me ir Hars: TE} SPRING STYLES ay IN ALL THE NEW COLORS, Pit 4163, 02.50, $3, $3.60 and 06. For Club Kates, or any further information apply | tae4 the unde Your hapdwritt be die. | 4939 SPRING STYLE SILK HATS PS eh a aan 85, @6 and @8. - Gelivery wilt be aseured by your encloning an envelope Deart - bic CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND CANES. ‘send FOSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders, | 4° Josh star, or New York Exchange in orduary letter. Currency GLORIA UMBRELLAS WITH GOLD AND SILVER | by Express (at our expense) addressed to ite 2 mu HANDLES at $2.25 and 82.50. A, DAUPHIN, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, et mb3-3m 1201 Ponna ave. cor. 12that._| Address Registered Lottersto ONAL "Sew Oils ba, REMEMBER that the presence of Generals Beaure- gard and Early, who are in charge of the drawings, is aguarantes of absolute fairness and integrity, thatthe _ chances are all equal, and that noone can possibly divine what number will draw a prize. TEN DAYS ONLY. REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes 1s GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSof New ‘Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized. im the highest Courts; therefore, beware of any imite- tions orabonymous schemes, apli-wasaw ‘TWENTY PER CENT OFF REGULAR PRICES, FRANK M. LEWIS, Jeweler and Silveramith, 2215 Penn. ave. G. T. Kum Successor to Samuel Lewis’ Sona, ly, Pa ebeeee! g ESSSqR SETS 80) nm, ge sd Clad veers ass Re rr 3) ht ©) ‘Pa Fi 4 yr Sept. 20th unfurnished. Ad r mo. : after Sept, 20% darees Be BPP F 3 st. DW so) §sW, 07, 17th and Penn, 941 Fst. 24 iioor, 5 + Te Gr st. Dow. 110. Y: rdics box ste cellar, seven rooms aud bath; all modern proven ered and painted ; rk ave. Le front heated by steam ..100 941F, 3 oor, 5 front lor 9 fr tear. 8333 . S RSE Mu J. P. Pusu IMPORTER 15. Pouxn For one COaL-TAB CAMPHOR, desirable 10. RK RENT-A ii Eticss 15th of May to October 1. my Fie Stator all modern Conti, sven, u'r N 925 Farrascut 19ti st,n'rilppout 314 and dwelling, moa. in 1314 For full list caus at ofc aud 19 apll-2m _FOR SALE—LOTS. VERY DESIKABLE BUILDING LOT pitol st., near Lincoln Park; also 01 Massachusetts ave.. near same park, aud a very je. Deak Oth at. w.e, Many other | Jot on North Carolin lots in gvod location at office of my9-61 POR, SALE-A Bake Teith, on W at, tear splendid chance tor very my9-1w Inquire at office Fr ‘RENT—UNFURNISUED. above Dupont Ginia.10r. all mod jmp W.. cor. 12th et, 10 Focus _ ‘Mth st. hiw., 1? r., mod. imp : ce. jotin iamuedd on the E. F. ROSENBE ‘SWORMS: ‘Also, AT A BARGAIN. room f SEE Be oa PPE por SESEET ERE! brick house 1317 23th st. BUSHNELL & CARU! 1008 F AUTIF “LaNki ot FILCH, F 1437 ST. NW. mps.. Bui For part EDT & hh, Deautit Dutider oF 0: be sold very low to an tiumedsate purc 1 CHUICI veral ot arrajcut Square. 250 Ret bet, 13th & 14th Hist, bet. 18th & 19th_150 1th st. bet. 11 & 1 sis CAE, 50 st. bet. 15 & 18, Tr i pull SI, located POX & BROWN, ‘Penn. ave.nw. 10 K., BT X FURNISHED wupont Circle, at ‘nominal Feut Arom _ GEO. SRTToth and Ht ste, R RENT—AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, mh ik 1S UKANCE 00..'H02 Peunsyivania ave. ww. niys-lw* OR RENT—HOUSE 1827 1ST. NW. 23) ‘ORE, as st pretty | culation ; will Iso, thre lots, 1s: ach.’ Easy terms.tm! BUILDING LOTS ts R & CC ¥ stn , NEAR NOKTH CAPITOL ST. several very nice building lots, fronting soath on North M st, Patternod yy will be sold at 6 SALE-GREAT BARGAIN, BEAUTIFUL Lot, corner of Harewood ave. and Bim ets Le’ Droit Kk; 100x107 my8-3t very ch WHITAKEL & JORDAN, 1417 Fst. OR SALE-DESIRABLE LOTS IN COLUMBIA Heights, 20c. t0 0c. a foot. my8-1 and C ata aw., 20x901 of Vermont ave., bet, “ my8-3t AL SALI @ fine building lot at Forest Glen- dist oe AL. BaRBi ER & CF ‘Sth and F sta. iw, JF{OR SALE—BUILDING LOT ON STH ST. BET B ud O sta. nw loppesite pretlaes to 10ctoot alley, can be at once, JNO. A. 0. 3 PRESCOTT, 1410 FPOR SALE—AT A BARGAL "50 pet 5 Fst Add: EAT ¥. POX. 920 F st, now, —AT A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE Bway d-7 IF BOUGHT WITH- t, also, fine lot on east wide in next seven day, valuable "Lot ou corner 5th and 0 feet on bth and im square BSS. “Apply to owner. my5-7t* FLOR SALE—60 F Mt. Pleasant, at ie. sens OF NE. za per foot. xiended NKINS, PROPERTY. 0 11th ‘80 feet front on. Lsth st. extended at 32c. and H sta, 30e, th Js feet ou F st. Lots, WAL H. CARRICO, ET FRONT ON HOWARD AV. ON 7TH ST. ¥ ave; street cars, 1oes, Bo better: jbetantial value in that vicinity. at a fow price EO. W. LINKING property 21.000 feet of ground on F st. ne, suitable for building small houses, 40c. Lote on 4th 15,000sfeet, 33c.: 003d. st. 330. This pi Of the eit ‘on iu about a4 fate hs teen ees Ws central to the Gusineas portion a ‘to a builder will pay # handsome rental wat, A tenets ban eeonorion cesaion ‘We offer several stores aud dwellings on H st. «it~ able for howes or au investwent, at prices which will uarantes a good return. Houses cobtain six room, ‘water andgas: are under reatal ‘and well located, of stores, 82, 250 . houses, $1,850. Handsome eleven room press-brick dwelling on K st, 83,500. 8. F. We will offer lot Carolina avenue for #700 to Mes within two squares of the Capitol, ou. Jina avenue, E aud. brary ‘buildin. 7 jersey a st and racy vy PROPERTY. venue, Bde. T Call and get particulars, St 1, 200. Te at JOUN F. wa GGAMAN, on North ps round 2d ats, and in view of the new ‘A wood oportunity to secure ebuice o"dall and bee plat — the prosent extensive Capitol Hil’ 1003-1005 F at, JOR SALE— VALUABLE CORNER BUILDING: site, opposite West Capitol Park, corner of Ist and B sta. ‘n.w.: 451100 feet: fronting on the Capitol grounds and Ast st. n.w, ROR, SALE_—LOTS Kat, rear 19% Apply to. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1324 F st. 2) 40x100 feet, to alley. Het. bit seh and 14th 5 F st, bet. 24th and 2oth, 70x: th and 26th, 50x18... Bear 20th st."suth fron Gist, neat 19th, 350x178, to alley 0 _apl4-1m GEV. w _ R SALE—BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK’ rect or avenue, Within four venue cars at only #300. iP w vorkave, LLIPS, 1419 ni to alley sts, Le] enly,a now 2alory exten: od furpace in oe {BUSINESS PROPERTY ON ST. BET. hate. nw "The fine. properky om southwort orb and Onts,, store and dwelling “Foce ais 000. ‘Alatwe three-story brick htowee oh Fst between 9th goa TGth TS Foon sae of lot Za feet 6 inchs Oy 100 eae ‘rick house on T st wear 16th Price ‘Nive-room house on Lat, near , frame stable: npr lot Price 68500, a < i arteen-rocas Grick house on 13th st. wear Price #1 7,000. palaces * Nine room brick Louse on K at between Zist and 22d. Price #8,500. Two houses on G st. between 12th and 13th, size of Jot 40 feet 7 inches by 96 feet to a wie sey Tbe be changed to businem proverty et uuadd ene. | Price #25,000, ‘he desirable residence 1411 K xt FRANC my8-3t nUrTy, r 920 Bounda’ bh. Gr... 3000 IMIG Ist AWE 1414 Saison tie 1h..Gre. i portion of the property oF lat other for bull ‘The above is oni books, For full list (mys) THOS. EWA the Istand 15th. Fee Serbo, bestaanee wnick and L122 Bat. we; routh trout, overio: coln Park. tage, frame, 617 Mth st. no. ; lot GOx106 feet, te ley, yard ed with choice fruit trees, sate ALBEKI PF. POX, 920 Fst. mw. WE OFFER FOR SALI soMil ed 10 rooms and modern tm, dort western, section ul JOUNSTON. Fas Loth atm Ron sae | ISA very desirable dwelling, French st. | attractive Lome or desirabie tivestment LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, my8-3t 920 F at a SALE ¥ TY desirabie six-room house, ce home of desirable Inve LOUIS PF. SHOEMAKER, my8-3t 920 F st. nw, QOk SALE-OR RENT—2011 PORTNER ST, BET. 14th aud 15th ste 2... & mew G-room brick ‘3. MO GKAY & may8-3t 7th and na, SSED BRICK FRONE Seetory and base 24 13th wt in yard: size ot lot 10 iid Bother houacs. © Mi once Fort 10, Ceutral nw, iM only 66.00 WILSON. 1006 eaaw ave, Mt, Peasant care. conveus my 7-3" Forse ; THE VERY ne of condition; house with thirteen rooms, Helud two bath rooms: will sell with Apply to E JOR SALE—1445 MAS=AC! lange brick residenes aud every convenience Jot 42 fect 26 im 96.41 foot on «bort Lim its myo-0t_ THOS. 3. FISIEK & CO, 1324 Fat. nw. JOR SALE-ELEGANT FOURTEEN -kOOM HOUSE, four rooms deep, 21% feet frout, Bret story eto Steam beat, electric bells, bath-room ov sacund third Goors, ‘firwt-clae in every renject. situated om Mth st. n.w., between K avd &. This house is come jele except trimminuy out, and is a desirable purchase for & party wishing to finish acoording to thelr owm taste as to different woods, niantien, gus-txturen, key ‘The location 1 oue of the beat in the Went Fad, being Dut one square trum the palatial resideuce ‘Do course of rection for ‘Senstor Bawyer at cost of 880,000 ‘will offer this property at a bancwin for the nexttem sold shal close contracts to Anis. liress owner, BENS. ¢ or without furniture, 15th stn. a7 La, VINEE Pameeser wators by 107 feet on loug line aud days, and if no 3. F.D., Star officn 14th wt now fh SoS 7th ot we, th. 22 Teh st-n.e. bb ELL JOR SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE AND_ aT. tractive houses, wear Dapont Circle. from #7.500 fo $13,000. Apply CHAKLIES EAKLY, 603 14th a, uw ap2s-im, Tok SALE — paee MIRAVLE CORNER jwellinae. well local {$10,000 ausd 611,000 rep {4-150° JOR SALE. ling, ten rooms, bath ryvin and cellar, Jing tet rooms. ati. rosin and cated two squares from Dupout Circ terma Very easy. TYLER & KU 3e28-15w JOR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN price $5,500: lL. tkk's kurMERroRD, 107 Fae ne EW THREE-STORY BRICK DWEIg foet trout, WASION DANENHOWILK. my4-1m Successor to Daneuhower & Soa, 1115 Fat, JOR SALE — CHEAP — PoUK-sTOR: owe to. tup of bare“ 5 sere ane, Th a 500" Apply to GEO. TRUESDELL- 00 Ly S-Ot* MONEY TO LOAN ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL Es- tate, in sume $1,000 to $20,000. Immediately available. J, B. WIMEK, F st. myS-lin Tox S08 my8-3t for cue fe it {for three years,at 6 per cent. ar, at’ G ver cent RILEY DEEBLE, 1319 Fat. Wo! NAT FIVE PEG CENT ON AP- NEY TO 10A r OTOAN oe. Mo To ong bes iets iors ERPORD. Fata. JOH SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOK UNIMPROVED Property in incon, bewutifus 16. houte, with stable attached. Has ail modern tiprover ments, with large and beautiful ¢rounda. ‘The pre erty 1 located in the most desirable part of Far hock: Long inland, XS. ¥- and within KOO feet of Ja mnaica Bay, overlooking ihe ocean. JAMES A. BATER, i407 Ft mw. mayd-2w ‘SK 10 ROOMS AND 200. Fok SALE tor BE 820 NORTH CAROLINA ave.: pew modern Lirick, with lot fronting vn a reas gyptons am the mont “desirable location ‘on Capital i. era 1006 Fst nw i SALE_FOR_ A FEW DAYS LONGER THAT nine See ab as ~ lovely house, 474 0 et nw., 12. rvoue aud ba EY 10 LOAN, IN SMALL OR LARGE SUM: modern ‘vements. haw the lowed ot eal erate iu thecly, ats ad @ cent eter cost to build. inquire of owner on the premises. my2-3m 738 15th wt nw. 5 = LOAN-SEVERAL SUMS AT 5 PER CENT, an and. ‘emounte at SER sented “tpe6-1m it 421 # ot ‘FR EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. cee Sean RE IN SUMS $100 TO 81. 5,000-To LoaN E000 ON REAL ESTATE, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Me ay LoaXx ON ‘ATE. en ect aster, ap20-1m_ 7 a, pe En oe apli-Im cont | s. Pat urabie gua Sad caret nw, DESIGNER OF FASHION, Lager urd ‘THREE TIMES AS EFFICIENT tm | OTT. w. as done, i =e PROTECTION AGAINST MOTH. FISHER & J 870 Fet. nw. one door feos vib, ever fails to Restore Gray Hair to its ‘Youthful Color. (Cares Scalp Disssses and Hate: \NDOWMENT, Li Enerue st higheat FE AND 613 15th sta w, eden cok Here mopmoralaree eerie ote CTR Sa sees