Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1887, Page 8

Th | Indications for th nencing at 3 p.m, | For District of ot Vingtota, tate | Weather, Warmer, n jn | | out fo argains at i attention 1s € some i sany Se tities, Wardrobes, ustands, Com- toes, &c. Old and rare b ONLY $7 For a Singer sewing machine tn perfect order, + Manufacturing Co,, eos oth st. nw. an buy a genuine cur. kid, putton boot, at Mra. At Uni Laptes, for $2 you © or com. sense b's, 717 Mark All goods at cost. ENS, BCNIONS and Ingrowing nalis absolutely without pain or biood. Elegant parlors for % 1115 Pennsyivanla avenue, over cigar store,’ next door ‘0 Palais Roval.” The elite of America visit Mrs. Dr. Semmes? parlors, who, as a ehiropodist, has no superior. Mus. I. V._ SLATER Ie to seicet a full line of Spring ves to-night for New York sinery. 's Saturday chat, ‘Tue Best Loexs you can buy are the Yale, with corrugated key Kgap Old Fi Tope Ovr Lita st. and viste Co,, between Ii and I sts nw. ‘Washington Optical ‘SAuks for the past two weeks have aging, and nave Drought out such. full season, that we ure bargains at any time of in Season of out, and we have Pall former bargains we have ¢ Sale which we will » L4th and 15th tn- he natives in prices pets, Furniture and Draperies. Remeber, Ulls sale is fur cash and only lasts two days, Mon- day and Tues: don’t you miss it. W. H. Hoeke, 801 Mari Space. PERSONS IN Want OF FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS, &ec., will do well to call and examine my stock Defore buying, as my stock 1s well assorted and complete in every department, as I have no old stock to dispose of, but will give them good bar- gains in the newest styles of goods just out as cheap as they can be bought in the city, All Task 43 visit to my place and convince yourself in prices. Wash. B. WILLAMS, ‘317 and 319 7th street northwest, 6x2, 634 and 639 D street northwest, and 633 Louisiana avenue. ovr Bare deen so encour rows of cust sattstied peop the RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 F st nw. (formerly 403 9h St. n.w., Lincoin Hall). New styles, wall- paper decoration, window shades, &e. Fesseiz's Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies a New “Gr jowe sewing machines at 604 9th st. nw. ‘Tue Sovvesres of the tenth annual grand spring opening” at the Palais Kovaloa Monday, March 14, should interest the ladies, To Be BRACTIFUL use R. Washington’s Magic Cream; every pkuple, wrinkle removed; sold at druggists, Fuse Porrmars, Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa, ave. Kok Smap.—R. A. Golden's Potomac river fish game stalis, Center market, are receiving datiy the finest ro saad, white perch, boiling and an rock and all other kinds of tis in'season. All ‘orders promptly attended to, Telephone 847-2. ‘Ruan Old Fogy’s Saturday chat, SHERRY! Suesay! Suexy!—Chris Xander has imported direct from Spain Sherry Wines of the best quality, viz.: Amontllade, Clorosa and Topaz, to be had At New York prices, at Chris Xander's, No. 900 7th st. n. W. ‘BEISINGER’S Ice cream, 235 G st_ nw. Cause, umbrella maker, 1314 Pa, av. and 411 11th. Covering with imported ‘Gioria cloth a spectalty. Ustow M’r’a Co., 604 97H st. ¥.W. Call and see che standard of perfection, ‘The most perfect sewing machine ever produced in the Union. Parrowize Hous Ixpustny. Professtonal work. Suits scoured, $1. Co-operative Cleaners, 628 D st. Bapy CARRIAGES, BABY CARRIAGES. ‘Stock to be found in the city, three hundred differ- ent styles to make your selection from. Call and examine my stock before you buy. Wasu. B. ‘7th and D sts. nw. Woop & Fossyra, 1208 F st. n.w.,dealers in Fine | was a native of Germany, ate amanof very fine physique and affable disposi- tom, He came to this country when a small boy, and learned the drug business in Cincinnati. After having been in business in that city for years hhe came here about ten years. ‘store in which he died. He estab store about three years ago. Dr. Reiniein was ‘Gzowzns’ depot for the sale of California wines tor use; distinct from trade wines F. southeast corner 11th and F sts. .w. ‘Reap Old Fogy's Saturday chat. ‘Sommraing Ewrrnziy New in Fiuid Stoves; best ‘and cheapest yet invented. Please examine. B. F. Guy & Co., 1005 Pennsylvania ave, (2600 Preces New Caxton Marnixa, Just recetved, Wasa. B.’ Wi 7th and D sts. nw. SLATE ManTELs at cost Shedd # Bro. 438 9th street nw. ‘Warcuss and Jewelry on installments to respon. Sibie parties. Ladson, 4:3 7th st. nw. For Custom Maps Sums to measure call on R. B. Taylor, & Pennsyivanta avenue. A perfect Bt and entire satisfaction guaranteed. Prices re- cently reduced. 300 Revaiceeatous axp Ice CHESTS. Wasa. B. Wri 7th and D sis. nw. Wer Wri Seti on Monday 4,000 Ottomans, in Body Brussels, at 34 cents ‘a plece; 2,000 Window shades, oa patent fixtures, at 33 cta a Piece; 10,000 yards Crinkled Etamine, for window Graperies, at 10 cts. per yard; 5,000 yards Madras Lace at ic. per yard—on sale first floor, Julius Lansburgh, 315 7th st. Save Eyesight, Consult Hempler. 43 and ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nationat.—The Florences in “Our Governor.” Aisaveu's—“The Gypsy Baron.” ‘Manassas Pasomama.—Day and evening. Hannis.—“Mugg’s Landing.” KEENAN'S—Vartety. — Condensed Locals. udiey Morgan has been appointed assistant proteswor Of anatomy in the Georgetown al college. Washington High school gave an entertainment yesterday, consisting of exercises, vocal selectious and gices. Se exereis's OccUr once a month, and are lauch Appreciated by whe pupils of the setiool. he young ladies of the Hyattsville missionary band gave an entertainment at that place last ight for Une benedit of the mission fund. The pro- br. Di to grain cousisted Of songs, recitations and panto- mes, Kev. RA. Read, of the Asbury M. E. church (©olored), is to be transferred at We approaching conference Wo a new fleld of labor. The mewbers Of the congregation have presented Iam With @ kold charm, with a diamond centerpriece, and & Well-Ruled purse. Au enjoyabie « neert was given by the Ladies’ night at the church of the Kesor- ng close who look part were Miss Messrs. E. J. Whipple, E. C. Town- Bechotl Mes W. Hamilton Bayley uiherlan of McKendree lyceum held a juceling in the lecture row of the church yester- evening. Kev. C. Hervert Richardson presi- ded. An atiracti ba John T. Eiker, of the District, will from the “Maryicud University Surgery in Baillmore next Wednesday, A schooner arrived at the navy yard yesterday from Annapolis, and will take on board several of the newiy completed steel guns, to be tested at the AnuApolls proving grounds. @ mnveUog Last evening of the newly-organtzed Young People's temperance meeting of Grace M. E.Chureh, Mr. KP. Cowling presiding, addresses Wore delivered by Messrs. Clirk and Davis. Solos were suuz by Mrs. Pope, Miss Phasbe E Sneden ‘and Mr. Caaties Chase. mt At K. Moweu, a messenger in the office of Treasurer, WhO Was struck With paralysis last Week, died yesterday. Mr. Wuslilugton Bowle ts confined to his bed at his home in Montgomery county, Md., by injuries Tevetved In the accident on the Baltimore & Ollo Fallroad at the “Y” last Monday. Mr. Bowle was Bruised and sbaken up, but uo bones were broken, The Fulling Waters 'Frshing ciub, an organiza- | tion of Well known residents, WILE M. W. Bever- | edge president; J.B. Lambie, Secretary, and IM. Dellinger, treasurer, bas ledsed desinible privi. €ges iu Maryland, near Falling Waters, the historic jut of Lee's crossing the Potomac after Gettys- Bars, and are fitting up the convenient clubs howss for the opening season's sports. Under the ttle, “The Capitol City Visitor,” Messrs. Wooaward & Lothrop have issued an at-| tracuve and convenient catalogue for thelr spring tras ‘Tus morning a slight fire occurred in the store Jobn Keating & Co., on Harrison street, Ana- costia, Which Was extinguished by the police and ciuaens, Wiliam Lucas, a small colored boy, was in the dock at the Police Court to-day charged with be- ug an idie aud incorrigible boy, and Was seut to the reform school, ‘The colored map fined by Judge Snell yesterday for an assault 48 not Wun. T. Parker, of Delaware avenue, TALENT, seldom seen here, away when Hal- Jen and ilart’s Ideals leaves Kernan’s—Advé, ————"* ‘Tus METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH CONPERENCE.— At MetiodistEptscopal church soutae te Losbure, ist ehurch sout Va, yosterday, Mewers W. O. Cu of the Rockbridge district; James P. Stump, of the Win- eaeee Sutrict; Clark C. Edington, of te Koa program was rendered. graduate hoke district; Thomas M. Jonesof district; William A. Sites, of the W: dis. trict; Hamilton M. Roane, of the dis {rict, were examined, and their characters hat been auiy’ Passed they were saimited into tl ‘of educatioa in piace of Mr. J W. Newton. dosed himself with sulphate of zine, but without office aud the bout a drachm of digitalls was injected into more than than fifty places in Mr. Keinletn’sarms and legs. About a pint of whisky was administered in conjunction with pientiful draughts of warm Water. Whisky Was also injected into theextrem!- ties. Dr. D. W. Prentiss had. in the meantime been telephoned and he arrived. An attempt was quired continuously as to the state of bis pulse, ‘and ings from the poison were not » Gxpertence could suggest was put forth to ald the @ siphon stomach pump on him, but when I started to insert it he drew back and would not let ne. dying. didn't seem to suffer but just grew weaker and weake {ul two intnutes after three, when he threw up his hands and eried out wildly, ‘Give me hold on to.’ self out straight and died a few seconds later In a rigid spasm. “If he had noticed lis mistake imme- diately after taking the fatal draught, the chances would have been all in favor of is fecovery, but no man could hold an ounce and a halt of aconive on his stomach five minutes and live.” Poor man’s life the neighbors learned of the un- anxious tnquirers Mr. Reinieta was were at once informed, and when he died, Dr. Pat- terson, the coroner, came up, facts decided that ho inquest was remains were taken in charge by Mr. J. the undertaker, lein’s residence, corner of 9th and Boundary streeta, Where he kept a branch store. twice a widower, having one daughter, Mrs. E. Stark, by his first wife. “He hasa sister living at Chillicothe, Obie. _—___»—__ Help for the Earthquake Victims. 8 p.m, March 14th, instant, for the purpose of John A. Baker, Ch. C, Glover, H. D. Cooke, William ‘The Terrible Death of Mr. Paul Rein- lein, a Druggist. A DOSE OF POISON TAKEN BY MISTAKE FOR WHISKY— ASTRUGGLE AGAINST DEATH—THR UNFORTUNATE MAN'S COOLNESS AT THE LAST MOMENT. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Paul Reinlein the well known druggist, died at his store at the northeast corner of 9th and P streets northwest, from the effects of adose of tincture of aconite taken by mistake, Mr. Reinlein had been busily engazed between one and two o'clock writ- ing at his desk with bis back turned toward the prescription case, and while there, feel- ing somewhat bad about his stomach, turned and poured out inaglass what he sup- Posed Was 13 ounces of whiskey. Mr. Theodore K. Melson, one of his clerks, who was in the store at the time, about five minutes to two o'clock, heard Reinlein call him from behind the pre- seription case. Mr, Melson responded at once, and Mr. Retniein told him that he had taken aconite, and to get_him some not water off the stove so that he could take some Ipecac. ‘The ipecac was taken but produced no effect. “Mr. Reinlein then any result. Mr. Melson then ran to” Dr. Stearns’ doctor responded promptly. twenty minutes afterthe potson ‘The emetics were continued and This was at 2: had been taken. made to use a siphon stomach pump, but It so se- rously interfered with the patient's already la- bored breathing that it could not be used. He was very calm, and asked for various antidotes and etles aS they occurred to He in- is mind. nd seemed anxious, but not alarmed. His Suffer- evere, the exces iy difficult’ breathing being the principal trouble, otherwise he ‘Every effort that unfortunat ut at a few minutes b o'clock he Was taken with a severe rigid spasm, which never relaxed. He died iu the spasm after ‘Agnting the poison one hour and ten minutes, COOLLY AWAITING DEATH. Mr. Retnlein was as cool and self-possessed 1n his dying moments as 1f he were about is usual Yoeations. When the physicians arrived he made suggestions as to the best mode of treating his ase, and finding that the remedies were of no avail he appealed to Dr. Stearns “for God's sake give me something to make me throw up; don’t let me die before your eyes.” Dr. Stearns told him that he would do his best and remain with him, This was about 2:45 o'clock. One of the neighbors then coming in and asking how he felt, Mr, Reinlein sald, “I ain going to tell the doctor,” and told Dr. Stéarns. While Dr. Stearns contth- ued giving him injections of whisky and digitalls, Mr. “Retlein said that he kept his whisky, ot which he drank only moderately, in the same sort of a bottle that the aconite was’ kept im, though both were labeled. While at work on some ac- counts he reached over to where he had put the bottle of Whisky a half hour before, and takin what he supposed to be the same Bottle, poure some into @ medicine glass and drank 1t setting the bottle back again In its place. “He did not ex- perience any unusual feeling tmmediately, and re- sumed his Work. Five minutes later he felt a queer Sensation in the stomach, and with a sudden fear Srusped the bottle and turned it around so that he could see the label. He felt numb all over When he Saw the word aconite on the bottle. He knew that his chances of life after that length of time were very faint, but he determined to fight for life as long as he'could. He had been grow! ing acct man, re Weaker ag he related the details of the sad dent, DYING IN A SPASM. Dr. Stearns said, “I suggested that he let me use ‘It's_no use Doctor,’ he said, ‘I feel that I am From that minute he sank rapidly. He , his pulse beating 1éebler and feebler, un- something to ‘The next moment he stiffened him- ‘While the attempt was being made to save the jortunate circumstance, and large numbers of gathered around the store, for ighly Yespected. The police and ascertaining the the R, Wright Who removed. theta Co Mr Hein ‘THE DECEASED 57 years of age, and was andopened the lished his branch 20,000 PEOPLE WITHOUT HOME OR SHELTER. A mass meeting will be held at Masonic hall at organizing a committee to ratse funds to aid the victims of the earthquake in Italy. The Hon. W. B. Webb will preside. Rev. Mr. W. A. Leonard, Mr. Ross Perry and others will address the meet- ing. Among the gentlemen who kindly volun- tered to personally assist are Messrs. Frank Riggs, Galt, Frank Conger, Crosby’ 8. Noyes, J. W. Cor- son, C. J. Bell, Sam Boss, Count Gall, 1. G. Davis, Reginald Fendali, Henry’ Semken, F. [. Moore, Sen ator A. P, Gorman, Thomas Somérvilie, ete. Ttis to be hoped that our citizens Om {hia occa. ston will again prove the large-heartedness that has always distinguished them when humanity cried for help. ‘The Italian minister has sent the foll let- ter to Dr. Verdi in regard to the meeting: wasn eTALAt orig? TASHINGTON, March 9th, 1887, My Dear Doctor: 1 have received your letter inviting me to be prevent at a mass meeting of the citizens of Washington to be held for the pu of rulsing funds for the victims of the earth ashall join’ 1d all oth shall join you an others engaged tn this highly plllanthropic project with Infinite pleasure, and shall make it my sacred duty to be present at the meeting and assist in any manner in mny power. It 18a movement that will do honor to-all con- cerned, and J am sure find ready response from the well-khown American charity which has at all Umes been largely bestowed upon the unfortu- hates. Italy and my government will appreciate and feel grateful for every effort in behalf of 20,000 Victims so sudslenly cast trom home and shelter. Ireturn my warmest thanks to you and to the Patriotic Italian colony for the fund already sub- scribed, aud assure you of my heartiest co-opera- tion in this noble enterprise. ‘With my best regards, very truly, yours, BARON Fava, Italian Minister, Dr. Tullio de Suzzara Verdi, Chairman of Committee on Organization. —— Change of Schedule on the Piedmont Air-Line, Richmond and Danville R.R. Achangein the movement of the trains and through cars of the Richmond and Danville R. R, Will go Into effect Sunday, March 13th, at 8 a.m. ‘The New Orleans Fast Mall will leave Washing ton at 1120 a.m, Charlottesville 3:35 p.m, Lynehburg 5:50 p. m., Richmond 3 p.m., Dan- Ville 8:50 p.m., Greensboro 10:40 p.m., Salisbury 12:30 “a. ui, “Charlotte 2:25 a.m, arriving at Atlanta 1:20 p.m., Raleigh 6:30 a.ib., Goldsboro 1120 a.m. Also “arrive ‘Montgomery’ 7:15 p.m, Mobile 2:15 a.m., New Orleans 7:10 a.m. The Southern Express will leave Washington 11 Pitty Charlottesville 3 a.m. Lynchburg, G:15 a.m., chinond 2:30 a.m. Danville, 7:30 ain., Greens boro 9:48 a.m., Salisbury 11:23 a.m., Carlotte 1 pam arriving in Atlanta 20:40) pati, Columbia S:12'p.m, Augusta 9220 p.m, 1:50 p.m, Goldsboro 4:40 pam, be a = ‘The Western Express will leave Washington at p.m, arriving at Charlottesville 10:05. p.in. and Lynchburg at 1 a.m. | Louisville via Ces. and Ohio Ky. at 7:10 p.m, Cincinnatt via Kentucky Central Ry. 6 p.m., Bristol via Norfolk and West ern R. R. at 9:05 d.m., Chattanooga at 6:45 Memphis at 6:15 am"and Little Rock at 13:53 p.m. Additional trains between Washington and Lynchburg will be run as follows: Leave Wash. lugton 8:30 am., arrive Lynchburg 3:30 p.m, with through connection with Nortoik and West. ern K. R. for Bristol, Knoxville, Cleveland, Rome, Calera, Montgomery and New Orleans,” Leave Lynchburg 5:05 a.m. arriving Washington 12:01 .ik. Also, leave Washington 5:30 p.m., arrive ynebburg 1 a.m., with through connection via Norfolk and Western R.R. for Bristol, Chatta- nooga, Mempiuts, etc. Leave Lynchburg 3 p.m, arnive Wasilugton 0:40 pam. These addttlonal {rains afford through Pullman Sleeping Car ser- ¥ice between Washington and Lite Rock and Washingtoa and New Orleans, Pullman Sleeping Cars south bound will_be run between New York and Atlanta onthe New Or- jeans Fast Mall and norih bound on the Northern Express. Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to Mont- gomery,and Washington to Aiken, Will be run on the Southern Express and Washington Fast Mall, and On these trains between Richmond and Greens. boro, and also between Greensbdro and Raleigh. Pullman Sleeping Cars and through Coaches be- tween Washington and Louisville on the Western Express, — JopGE Sixctam Deap.—Judge Charles E. Sin- clair, a prominent member of the bar of Prince William county, Va., 59 years Of age, was found day morning. "Death ts sapeoss esulted ing. ‘supposed to have result from apoplexy. In 1867 was ap President Buchanan and during the Say tat An the secret service of the cont 2 ie —_ ‘THROUGH TRAINS DiscoNTINUED.—The department of the B. and 0. railroad begs to ounce to the traveling lic that on and after to-morrow, Sunday, 13th t, the through car service running between, W ‘and Little Rock and Ws ‘and New via Shen- junction will be discontinued, and train Ws = in. daily and The Grand army Attractions—Gev. Goraon’s Letter. Yesterday afternoon Major Jerome B. Burke, commander G. A. R. of this District, called on Managing Secretary De Leon and had a long con- ference as to the features of memorial day as con- nected with the encampment. Major Burke showed a letter recetved from Secretary Endicott, Stating that the Aqueduct bridge would not be ready for useon Monday, May 30th, and in that case Major Burke developed a very original, pa- trlotic and pretty idea as to the memorial bridge. Of this Tae Star will speak in detail soon. Major B.'s proposition is tohave the entire army corps of volunteers in camp formon the Avenue on Monday morning, May 30th, with their bands complete, the G. AR. in. mis he pei eee and drum corps proposed, this cortare far the most imposing ‘the war, Secretary are now being arranged drill board. Each evening White lot will be {lumi and promenade concerts’ very novel and peculiarly effective features. When asked what the details of these were, the secretary “Guess, Ihave to, That sub-committee wouldn't tell me for all the orchestras in the coun- try combined. They are going to surprise the replied: public—and me.” Letters from governors of states (heretofore notedin THE STAR.) arrive by almost every mail, the drill. The latest is from Adj. Gen’! John M. Kell, of Georgia, He say endorsi requests me to say that ‘staff the invitation, and campment in May. In his opinion an encamp- ment of,this kind will be productive of mucit military’ and political, will, all sections of our'country.” —e teresting Testimony. Indisputaple Rev. Col. Edward Anderson, pastor Westminster Presbyterian church, Toledo, Ohio, writes: I came to Dr. Haupt with severe prejudice as to him and lis pledge. I am sur; readiness “Ich Deutsch lesen sprechen und schrei- ben kann,” learning all Mi ne studied German pi Weeks’ course, I can now (at the close of his course) talk with Germans an hour at a time with- English.’ out using a word of James’ I, Brewer, Daity News, who took wrote: Prof. Haupt’s system enables him to tm: part to students a-suMictent knowledge of the Ger- man tongue to speak, live weeks. Investigation invited, the lectures, at 11a, and Monday, Masonic ‘Temple, corner ¥ ‘and 9th streets. One may regisier for one week as a trial week, and thus be abie to Judge of the unexcelled meritsot Haupt’s natural German method.—Advt, De Leon to-day stated to a Sraz re. porter that the Grand Army men, here and all over the country, had been very active and prac- cal workers for the success of the May distributing its advertising A series of very attractive “Evenings H.C. Springer, Buffalo school, writes: “I Lime—Last Day tofall Death under and to act as enoo fetes to PiPearriedout asnow. will be the largest and by seen on these streets since in matter, rules, etc. in Camps” by a sub-committee of the the drill grounds in the inated in attractive style, led with some street ‘Will be ming! “Gov. Gordon he accepts for hiniself and Will be present at the en- rotit poke bringing togeter, prised to find with what in five weeks, Pasay u revions to taking your five | foo were ti editor-in-chief Baltimore the course in Baltimore, | of man write and read it well in | Inixed All cordially invited to 3,6 and 8 p.m, to-day | Men's 20,000, Frou 115 Les To 161 Les TO THE CUTICURA ‘MY HEALTH, MY HAPPINEss, AND MY LIFE. Aday never passes that I do not think and speak Kindly of the Curicvza ReMEpres. Seven years ao all of adozen lumps formed on my necs, ranging in size from a cherry stone to an orange. The large ones were frightful to look at, turned aside when they saw ie, in disgust, and I was ashamed to be seen on the cians and their treatment, and all medicines failed to doany good. Ina moment of despair I tried the cums Remepres—Cvrricuna, thegreat Skin Cune.and Curicura Soar, an exqui ally, and Curicuma Resouvent, the new Blood Puri- fier, interally ; the small Iuups (as I call them) gradu- ally disappeared, and the large ones broke, in about two weeks, discharging Jeaving two slight scars in my neck to-day to tell the story of my suffering. My weight then was one hun- dred and fifteen sickly pounds; my weight now is one hundred and sixty-one solid healthy pounds, and my height is only five feet praised the Curicura Remzpres, North, South. East and West. To Coricura my happiness and my life. A prominent New York druggist asked me the oth Curicura Remepres; you look to be in perfeot health?” My reply was, have never known what sickness is since Icommenced using the Curicuna Remzpres.” Sometimes I am laughed at by praising them to people not acquainted with their merits, but sooner or later they will come to their senses and ‘believe them, as dozens have whom Ihave told. May the time come when there shall be a large Coricuga Supply ‘House in every city in the world, for the benefit of humanity, where the Curicoxa Resepies shall be ‘sold ONLY, so that there entering a drug store. P.O. CUTICURA REMEDIES are a positive cure for every form of Skin and Blood | Diseases, from Pimples to Scrofuls. Sold everywhere. Price: Curicuna, 50 cents: Soar, 29 cents; REsoL- ‘VENT, $1. Prepared by th cax Co., Boston, Muss. SEND FOR “HOw ‘TO. CURE SKIN DISEASES.” Pimples, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes and Baby Hu- mors, use CUTIcUEA Soar. REMEDIES I OWE MY 1000 and painful to bear; people street, orin society. Physi- | Arink. ~ isite Skin Beautifier, extern } ing. large quantities of matter, Lad five inches. In my travels I Ladi Rewepis I owe my health jer day, “Do you still use tho “I do, and shall always. I | Sheet with e the same as those that use Cloud will be rarely a need of ever ‘M. HUSBANDS, Box 1697, New York, N.¥, | O*ders e Porrex Dave axb CHEMi- KIDNEY PAINS with their weary, dull, aching. lifeless, all-gone sensa- tion, relieved in one minute by the Curicuna ANTI Pais Puaster. Warranted. At druggists, 25 centa, POTTER DRUG AND mb ‘Thes to) MICAL CO., Boston. Fisesr Qoaury ‘New and beautiful styles, TRICOT CLOTH, beautiful dress goods, pure wool, | wide double width, cheap CASHMERE SHAWLS, TABLE DAMASK, fine BLACK CASHMERES, quality, 3734. HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, pure wool 25c. WAMSUTTA CAMBBIC, fine quality, yard wide,10c AMERICAN SATINES, ROYAL SERGE, beanti! bie fold, 1 yards for 82 BLEACHED SHEETING COTTON, excellent qual- ity, one yard and a half wide, 12}4c, BLACK SURAH SILK, BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 750. BLACK SILK MERVEILLEUX, 750, BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 75c. COLORED BROCADE SILKS, 75e. FANCY SILKS, 40c., 4 BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET, 81.15 CHUDDA SERGE, pure LARGE SIZE HANDSO! $1.50, presented to each customer who buys 810. ‘goods. of ary ‘A few minutes ‘Taylor, a colored barber, died suddenly in bis bar- ber shop, at No. 304 11th had just finished shaving a manand had taken a Pired.” ‘His death. was Supposed to nase besa t is ve Causca by heart disease, — orem stares cama set ane men in the employ ot John ‘Murphy: were streets northwest, the bank kiah Lee, Thornton Nelson were cai injured. 0 was expected to recover. moved to their homes in the police ambulance. Old Fogy is very that his Saturday’s cl thelr well-known establishment, the Fair, 812 7th Men’s extra quality handsome sults, $3.49, anteed worth $13 or money returned.’ Men's dark 621 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash! positively close in seven days. Store open from 8 ‘the morning tll 9 at night. a Ladies’ ‘Ladies’ $4 Hand-sewed Shoes now $3.90. blacking, machines at Oppenheimers, Ivory Starch—casy to use, He, plain fulsh or high polish, quick Work. &-8 ‘Twe Sudden Deaths, George King, a middle-aged white man, dropped dead about half-past six o'clock last night, while passing through the Armory square, He was seen by persons passing through the square and when assistance reached him he was dead. His ody was remove to his home in East Washington. ‘was caused by heart disease, ‘six o'clock last night Henry Street northwest. He a bank on 21st between P caved in, and Heze- and Franks Davenport (ce was injured 80" badly. that he le'set was injured so" badly that helene The injured men were re- CIry ITEMS, Old Fogy Saturday’s Chat, istical and has an idea with Frankle & Co., at n.W., Goldschmid’s old stand, 18 a nécessity. ‘He went into the Fair this morning, and looking around at the beautiful stock, says he: Boys, are getting up, somethin; can Inform the readers of Tux Stak that your ele- gant water sets at $1.59, $1.79 and $1.98 are prettter, cheaper and la ‘any other house in the city. one of your $1.59 sets the other day, and she com- pared it with a set that neighbor Johnson bought at another store and our pitcher holds three more tumblers full than Jobnson’s set, and we noticed that your trays are not hammered Driss trays. Boys, you are giving people money, and it you are selling goods at a small you new all the time.’ You T than can be bought at dane brought home Paintéd tin, but solid ou are doing right. ood goods for thelr it will pay you in the en¢ and if you do lun at me once in awhile I fon't mind it, ‘ou can tell all the readers of THe Stax that I and my famil 2. W., Goldschmid’s old buy Crocker Ware, Baby ‘Tue Fam re confident the Fair, 812 7th street ‘and, is the lace to ry, Glass Ware, ‘tin Ware, “Wooden Carriages, Willow Chairs, etc., ete, ‘THe Fa, "THe FaTR, FRANKLE & Co., Proprietors. Excitement on Pennsylvania Avenue. ‘There was great excitement yesterday at G21 une, Washington, It was the opening day of ‘at bankrupt sale of fine clothing and other ‘The crowd Was so immense that hundreds nable to get near the entrance to the butld- ing. To-day there will bea large increase of clerks, and customers will Everything is being sold 45 per cent less than cost Teceive better attention. ufacture, as sale must close in seven days. guar- pants, $1.15, guaranteed worth $4 or money, Tefunded; also, 10,000 different styles of the finest juajity Suits ‘and overcoats equally as cheap. Jackets, 65 cents, worth $1.75; extra fine umbrellas, 95 cents, worth $2; "underwear and aufférent other articles equally as cheap at ington, Sale must ‘A Stranger. A beautiful halibut, weighing thirty-four pounds, caught at Colgni: day at Mr. R. A. Golden’s Potomac River Fish and Game Stands, Center Market. Itis the first hali- but ever known to be caug! jal Beach, Potomac river, Was to- tin the Potomac. 1 ly 20 cents. pring and summer styles, {I- On of the latest lustrated in the Bazaar Dressmaker at Oppen- helmers’, 528, 9th st. n. W. St. joud building. 1 Phillipw’ Digestible Cocoa. | Unlike other cocoasor chocolates,tt 1s not greasy, and though containing all the nutriment of the richest cocoa bean,it 1s 3o prepared that it will not disturb digestion’ and makes a delicious table All druggists and grocers keep it, 1 Important to Tailors. Lounce spool of best quality silk at 55 cts. at Oppenheimers, 528 9th sl. n. W. St. Cloud build- 1 Ladies and Gentlemen Don’t forget Moran's when you buy your shoes, as he will sell you better goods for the money than any house th the city, Infants’ $1 French Kid Shoes now 7c, Ladies’ $1.50 Shoes Ladies’ $2 now $1.40, shoes now $1.90. ies’ $3 Shoes now $2.90. 75 Hand-sewed Shoes now $3.50. inn] ported Hand-sewed Shoes now $5, Gents’ $1.75 Shoes now $1.50, Gents’ $2 Shoes now $1.75. We always have on hand a full line of James Means'$3 shoes, Swett & Sherwood's $3 shoes a A bottle of French dressing given away very pair Of ladies’ shoes. A box of French given away With every pair of gents’ shoes. F. Morax, 1022 7th st, n.W. Rent your Sewi if Sih sn. wa $k building. il Glue” repairs china, &. 6m $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best’ in t ‘world for the money. MoGer’s, 9thnearDst. was armless to fab- by mall. ¢ Banjos, violins, guitars and strings; 487 Pa.av “Lets Talk $25 Harness.””—Becker’s. €0 No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs and Colds, or any trouble of the throat, than “Brown’s Bronchial Troches.” Price 25 cents. Sold only in boxes, e0 herman Hats at Auerbach & Bro’s. ing! Lansburgh’s Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in + 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per Ib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sw be. per quart. Cream 15e. Mil Prexcu Sarmvzs, 29¢. at 30c,, reduced to 37 ie. pure wool, Cream, Blue and | quality, pure linen, 500. wide double width, fine | }iyyed CH. Ki French Styles, 15¢. iful dress goods, WIDE dou ‘ON Be, 50c. wool, double width, 34c. ME BRIDAL QUILT, worth worth | * MONEY TO LOAN. $1,500 22? 222085 § $35. _mh7-1m* $15,000 _ 24-1. Prom) £24.1m SWORMBIEDT & BRA ONEY TO LOAN IN 8 Mani, CAREW REAL ES- HANDY, oe OEE CDW TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT 3000 Per cent on improved or unin property ‘in an city or county. sleift, 607 7th at-n-w., tour doors sbove Fe mh 2-1. M0%2x To Loan on “muh7-6t s : MOREE 10 LOAN AT Tow Rates. REAL ESTAT! 308.0. 6. KE STOCKS: mda, Commercial Paper bought and sold. Louis CONNINGHAM Broker, 419 Fat, IN HAND, IN SUMS TO SUIT. Commission low. ae W. KILEY DEEBLE, 1819 F at. EY LO LOAN 10 73 hear ESTATE. t atteution to ail applications. | BRADLEY, 9:27 F st. n.w. {UMS TO SUIT ON REAL - HANDY, 921 Fist yw. 32,000, $750 and several = “34 $3,500, SS A BPR THT ERE BER 58g | 35,000, Bee teioh. 8750 and sever oO AA RRR Tr EE RRR al estate, no delay. Charges reasonable, © oO AAAR R T E RR - IN N& Gof SMA EF Hee BOE Se | f102 aa eT OTe 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH 8T. _ mb8 satisfactory real estate security, in suis to suit,st A Mosxoves. ‘TO ADVERTISE CHILDREN'S CLOTHING WHEN ONE ONLY HAS CLOTHING FOR BOYS. TO SAY CHILDREN'S CLOTHING IMPLIES CLOTHING FOR GIBLS WE DONT KEEP GIRLS GOODS, AND WE ‘THEREFORE ADVERTISE BOYS’ CLOTHING. IN THIS LINE WE DON’T MEAN TO BE EX- CELLED IN STYLE OR QUALITY. HAVE MADE SPECIAL EFFORTS TO HAVE OUR BOYS’ DEPART- MENT IN BETTER SHAPE THIS SPRING THAN EVER BEFORE. ‘MB. W. A. DOUGHERTY NOW HAS CHARGE OF IT, AND HE KNOWS WHAT I8 NEEDED TO SAT- ISFY THE BEST TRADE IN THE CITY. OUR RANGE OF PRICES IS FROM @4 TO $15 FOR SMALL BOYS (SHORT PANTS) SUITS, AND FROM $8 TO 820 FOR LARGE THE VERY LATEST AND BEST NEW YORK 5 aad 6 per cent interest, JMOSEX 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE & JOHNSTON, HILL 738 15th st.nw. sums to suit, Isurauce placed in best compa. FOR SALE—LOTS. ROR SALE—ON EASY TERMS_—02 Eom as eoane Valance to suit. E. K. RK SALE—TEN FIVE-ROOM BRICK HOUS! Hist, Detwoen Ist and 20 stu ge.) water, Kon seme fF: iny-and paved alley: rent, $10; price, soa s: baumw* Mie McL. DODSON, 71 R SALE—#8,500-THE ELEGANT THREE History dwelling, with back extension: all modern aprovener lence oF basi 7} S220" feet of round: beaatan situsted. On premises, 3010 N st, West Wash ington. reat FR SALE-OTH ST. 3: STORY PRESSED BRICK, ten rooms, bath cellar. ; all mod. imps. ; in first- clans condition; $4,500, oper pd T. H, SYPHERD & CO., 1007 F st. R SALE—1515 CAROLINE ST. : ROOMS, Frnstnrand coperete celts south iroit’ is ceoclon condition; 83,600; $1,000 cash. et T. H. SYPHERD & CO., 1007 Fst. OR SALE_BRICK HOUSE, 415 1ST. 8. E, WITH five thousand six hundred ‘fect uf ground? house ts for T month: price only $2,000. Bite os O10 TOHARLESW: HANDY, OST st. nw. FR SALE-14TH ST.—THREE-STORY, PR. BR, 10 rooms, all mod. imps. ; lot 20x138 to 30-ft.alley? Sishod: 87/750: 82.000 8 scart ar O pet cost bal nee ished, 87 ri cent, bal. ai 2a SEER tO NORE SALE_ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST MOD- Feet bailt Houses in nortawerts om ete sear ig ‘at. cars, three-story, 10 rooms, all’ mod. impa.; 80,000, very,easy terms. at 8,000 “mies BL HEE oo HEE is, BYSY sti w 580,000 1414 100° Vermont { ow, ih OF Carrs 1950 Grant J JOR SALE_FIVE BRICK DWELLD 500. n10-3t_ Guo 7430, Sanson 85000 1355 Haas ‘alley 4 ad 2008 Kata. wh-4t1,800 412 Set neste above i tion of pocks ’Por full int onl af oftce ce baie the datand 15th. TnL] ‘THOS. E WAGG. FOE SALE SIX ROOM BRICK, 2224 ¢ land st, and. GS, NORTH- 5 in and kitchen; rent @10; Bi she section; water in yand and intehen seat 8 706 D st. nw. YPHE) ROR SALE_NEW NINEROOM AND BATH FORRESRE OURE 'y gumnaes oraz | yy sgaliyy stim egars. B ye a Feet s00o$400 ts Stnouths, $000 ies yore Bak | ABBE 58,000. S708 Dat. ww. YPH FLOR SALE—A DECIDED SPECULATION—A FINE 2 se eal yroperty immediately north of Pena are, frontine R SALE—K ST. N. W., NEAR 21ST, 3 STOR ‘90 feet on a well paved st.; improved by a larze brick Fe d basement ; 12 rooms : all modern. ii proverenta. building of two stories; under good rental. For full $8,000. BAXTER & GO" ‘particulars apply to HUFTY & DYER, mbi2. mhi0-3t Sth and F ste_ Lot 203100, 1008-1010. (OR SALE—CHEAP—THREE NEW. BRICK Houses on 11th st, s.e.; eight rooms each, with all ioc. itups.; bay windows: a xood investment: $3,600. G.H. PARKER, 4% and E sts. JOR SALE—CHEAP—1225 MARYLAND AVE. N. E,. four-room House; a good busin-s8 stand: price, 31.050. CG. HLPARKER, mb12-3t" igand Ess. sw, JOR SALE—CHEAP— rooms: lot_ 56x60. deep: one-third ‘cash one and two years; price, 81,500. C,H. PARK. mbL2-3te diyand Esty. ‘OR SALE—CHEAP_8-ROOM BRICK HOU mod. imps., on D, bet. Sth and Oth a.w., C. H_BARKER, mh12-3t* 4% and Ests. si. JOR SALE—CHEAP—TWO FIGHT Houses on th, bet. F and G aw, % ARKER, mh12-3t* 4% and Eats. a1. OR SALE — CHEAP — NEW, 6-ROOM BRICK House, on 434, bet. Hand Is.w.; all mod. imps. window: 83,300. RKER, mbh12-3t* Hig and Este. sw, DR SALE, LITTLE BRICK vestme H mb12-3 Sound E sts, FY, SALE—CHEAP—4 NEW HOUSES ON 4 mod. imps.; 8500 cash, bal years: €2,500 each. F NEW SIX-ROOM nN, between dd and 4% sts., mod. imps; $300 cash, bahince on thine: price $1,750, mht C.H. PARKER, 4% and Este. aw. FOE, SALE CHEAP — THREE | NEW BRICK houses on H st. n.e., bet. Ist. and North Capitol; 6 {800 each. 1K, 45g and E sts, s.w. Toms gach; all mod. intpes.; mhis-3t G.HL PAR, {OR SALE—TWO ROOM BRICKS, 8TH ‘and A sts. 2.6; one at 83.000; the other at $3,200. On Ast., bet, 3d and 4th sts. n fine 11-room 3 story brick. bay window, moderh, at $6,000; easy. terms; nice property. ‘Two houses ou Park Place: one at $1,700 and one at $1,900; easy terms. ‘These houses are reasonably, \odern’; have fas. water and water closets, House 219 3d st. e., 8 rooms, hall; modern: 83,100 M. AL ROHREN, mb12-3t 3d and East Capitol sts. FE ON THE PRINCIPAL STRET IN vunt Pleasant, well built Cottage; water, gas, &c. 4.500. $1,000 cash; balauce on long time.” Address 119, mh12-1w ND ELEGANT RESI- pleted, on. Massachusetts iB | yor s. Fine tow aven tear Dupont Cire cation in the northwest." Als icinity of Dupont Circle. JOHN SHERMAN & CO, mhi?-3t 1407 Fst. OR SALE—HOUSES_4 T northeast, rented and p iyi HALDIN mh12-3t 605 Lith st new. OR SALE RK $3,100, ON 12TH, BETWEEN 4 Tand U street n.w:, frame dwelling, with ad- ‘O-STORY BRICKS IN 12 percent net, ‘& WATERS, Joining vacant Lot, 43x93 tect to alley. This is cheap property, and will be offered at this price only for 8 short time. J. C. COOK, 3t, 1749 Penta, ave, POs, SALE-CHEAD THREE BRICK HOUSES ON ¥; between 2d aud 34 sts. s.w., one a good busines jtand. 200 for the tn ‘A Good investment. C. H. PARKER, 43 and E sts. s.w. mh 12-3t? JOR SALE—PIERCE PLACE, R. HOUSE, ibstories and basement. "G29" S st. n.w., O-r. b., lot 24x126; stable, only $3,000. Meridian Hill, best loca tion; new double house, 16 rooms, on Exie st, 7.500 ft, stotind, only $4,500. i LAWRI _mh12-3t? JOR SALE—BY BENG. 8. PI {ist now. bet 10h and) 40744 tat E & SH, 1010 Fst, b 3 7TH 8" stn. uth 00/ketaid wvsntear dha 300 103 Pa, OOF st., near 23d. 00/1015 18th n. w.....- 0 300/7th st, se, bet. BEG.2'450 300) mhi3-Ge" OR SALE—-NEW DWELLINGS, N, Lot st., near Mass. ave., 11 room: ite Feusion ottie, 1 9 roo 000: $500 to $1,000 cash, . Address Box’ 88, ‘Star mhi2-2w Fok SAETWO NEARLY NEW Two.sTory ‘aud back bu K Dwellings, each 6 and bath room: all provements; located on cars, ke. Price, 87,500 TYLER & RUTHERPOI OR SALE — THREE. AND CELLAR Brick Dwelling. 10 rooms and cellar; all modern rovementa; centrally 10: : conve alent to street cars, ‘ec. ; jot 23 feet inches front Price, $9,000. TYLER & KRULHERFORD, Ot 1226 F st. nw. ND VERY DEST_ located north- markets, &c. UTHERFORD, 1226 F st. bow. MALL TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL- ing, 7 rooms; centrally located. Price, $2,000, TYLEK & RUTHERFOED, °) TYLER & _mh12-6¢ 1226 F st. hw. FOE SALE HOUSE ON RST N. W.. FINE LOCA. tich; lot 20x144, with stable; seven roonis and bath: price $6,000.’ House, Sth st. near East Capitol she bargain: seven rooms: ternis easy: $3,00L Two Houses on Hast ‘Capitol si; lots 5x3 Sack: price. $6,300 for both. mbi-3 ___ RE. LEWIS, 12125 Fat, (OH SALE-CHEAP—MODERN HOUSES N ‘22d st. near Pennsylvania ave..9 rooms... Carolitie st., 6 roorus and bath. 5 Use near Toth st, 8 rooms. +7 rovmns. GER & LIED FR SALE—HOUSE 1724 4TH ST. N, $3800 Pa v.. 9 ROOMS, al modern unprovemeuts, newly paperéd through: Out, large porches, carriaze liouse aud stable, can be bought for #4,00.on easy terms, Address oF call on H.W. B. at house, : JOR SALE— 4 Jo.Cir.fr,161 na¥, DE st. 1 13th,ur. Eybus. K. L'av.,10rs. Cor near 14th Si 13tii,near Lows C, Mass. ave., near 17th. mhi2-3t JOHN BOWLES & CO., 1221 JOR SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS —11TH 8T, Fick 28d Tsien, 9 roomm basement a eek 13th st. bet. § aud 15th at. bet. Sand T sts. (Lnear 13th, 2ir. .000|Lnear Sth, 8ra 104 F stre,, ‘Tosts., 7 rooms’ and cellar, all m: i; 6 rooms, cellar and £01 ies, THOS. G. HENSEY, ckstable, all ti, 1 st, near Tal ne ees on ___1006 F st i.w. pressed-br x fron, Daneindat 1 Toop dated in EAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE LOANS | hurd oil and erry, Sewiauxe Vues and all. m4, good collateral security of all kinds, BANS & SHUEMAK. Pere i el, ete | xno eee 1423 New York ave. 28-8 ‘SALE-HOUSES> y ‘TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE icks, n. w. rent for $41, $4,500. $100,000 sears isreatuenta ake be | 2:4 Cloetalists wate tas vers rata for 8 pallies. J. 8. HERTFORD, 14234 Feet Ss SOM small} rick a. rented for 811; ce 81.100, Mrty omAnhy on band to toan at the iowa | BL SE We HiLkY DEEBIS 1918 Put mw AS WELL AS BOYS. rate of Hptarent cu approved real eatate secur No | JVOR SAGE-TWO STORY HOUSE: MT. OTH ST, . Moderate c PARE ‘3 2 4 Gelay. Estate aid Loan broker, | price $0,000" GG. PAYNE WD. Gis ath at 53m is Fannw, | Punhil-3t [ONEY TO LOAN VOR SALE — LANIER HEIGHTS — HANDSOME. MO™EX Power Raves oF 17 Frnt Cottage 04,000 feet of groundsaine shade trees, ‘ON REAL ESTATE SECUKITY, ‘water, pipe in for gas, furnace; picturesquely located? 223m BEALE & HARRIS, 1324 Fst. nw. | overl0o! iational Rock Creek Park site. 8500 DOO LOAN Teas than what ft can be bought for in one week. will Biz.900-7° take it nox | now rented, pepannam Deligbtial 3000s ON REAL EsTaTR, Pe Gea eh axe 500 149} TH WAGGAMAN R SALE — TWELVE BRICK DWELLINGS IN ONEY 10. os ‘northwest section; water in Kitchens:rent Corie owen rate of intern DAN ON PEAL ESTATE, IN SUMS KO HOLTZMAN, corner 10th and F sts. n.w. aus YAN JMOXEX TO LOANON APPROVEDREAL ESTATE commiasio: No delay. GEO. W. LINEINS, cor, Hand 19th sta, ‘ONEY TO LOAN andeand 5 2 MM , 706 Dt, #10; price $12,000. ‘J. McL. DODSON, ES SALE—1505 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR F Set clei; Goons and bath; Lot contaiiis 2,522 juare eet: ni eriter 'BENJ-P. DAVIS, 1319 F st, (OR SALE—A CHANCE TO GET A GOOD HOME, or for an investment, five new two-story, six-room ‘sums_to uit, on approved Real Estate security, | Houses, on 12th, bet. W and Bot ‘sta.n.W.; 82,500 at rates of interest Charges moderate. No un: | euch; terms very easy. 8, Deceasary delay. J.V.N. HUYCK, mhL1-8t Cor. Fand 8thsts, a 1605 Pennsylvania ave. FOE EAE, THREE STORY AND BASEMENT Giraums to salt at lowest ate, ron north wide of Quest Line coves yooune sak sums to at on real | ne i ite security. Fir LA BNOWSS | bath: outlook on 14th st from front and rear, Price, Sry 142t Peunsyisois se, S10.i00, SOHN SHERMAN & CO, ‘ONEY TO LOAN MO ir Lowest RATES oF INTEREST SALE—PLEASANT LITTLE HOME IN MT. ON LEAL EBTATEGECUTRES ‘Pleasants news siz fooms; latrobs and itches ‘THOSJ. FISHER &. food gral ot waters onty’ 62,000. BENS: F. Boys. 05 Isv4Pecnw. | DAVIs 1919 F st ‘mb11-3¢" ponzy ‘REAL EST, WEST | [OR SALE—AN ELEGANT DWELLING, CONTAIN. b cpphumacoanas ~~ smencnneees: Fo: 16 rooms, near the Gov't Painting ofices all DANENHOWER &S0N, | mod. ‘and in excellent condition. ‘only ap2e pets $0,000, Apply tooraddress The Fithian World, 31: ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE OR STYLES ARE TO BE SEEN IN OUR STOCK, FRESH clans securities, at lowest rates of interest, FROM THE MAKERS’ HANDS. '.6°Citken. 303-7eh st. nw. OTICE. Jreah Crab Meat, picked every day, and all kinds of savior mertneetn se gia mhl1-6t 621 B stn. w. ZB BARNUM & CO To Fosrazr Inxrnopuce ‘THIS MOST EXCELLENT ARTICLE mhi1 “981 Pumxerivama Avenue, | WE WILL MAKE SPECIALLY LOW PRICES TO AND WINTER, "66 AND ‘87. (BU ater tna tua readies ereins | ome PIANO, ‘It has no equal. ‘THE TRADE ON BUTCHER'S HARD WAX FLOOR POLISH AND ‘POLISH. HAYWARD & HUTCHINGON, ‘Se om street, at LW. \'T B: TO to ee 7 and | a cent. 8.0. HILL, soe Sid ota. iste. ‘mhi1-8t 5 Sa SEER OW ADI Ea ndsois 10-room boos, Sth Nand Dy foomm, Yard, 84,50 as Nigeige MOKIBEETS (G, 1331 F at. Se Tee UR TS RE ry es ‘brick say ‘brick; Soin ae oe Gr COOK, 1740 on JPROR SALE—FRAME_DWELLIN Mot 25x70, Frtoe 81,000. mh10-3t OR SALE-TWO FIVE M BRI 13th st.s.e., between C and Dsts, 815." Price, $1,650." Baa, terse =mMOt) bier OR SALE—FOR ONE WEEK Lot, 16th st, n.w.:19%6 ft. front on ‘on 16th st.: improved by a three-story 19.000, on easy terms, 8x80 to alley. OR SALE— 50, Boundar "51600 N-& th & T sts. Gru. 1a. (OR SALE—BY BENJ. 8. PIKE, 30: ‘ana ave., near City, Gapitot. OR SALE—Q ST. all mod. iinps. cent on price asked. One-fourth or fifth easy. "Audress Box 1:33, POE Sare8noow tween 4th a bargain. Also JOR SALE. | Wt bet. 17th st, and Counecticut av ft YOR SALI Inquire on premises, 21 2 ‘OR SALE—A CHA\ circle, three-story ald basement; subs brick house, 9 rooms and bth, m. i., wit painteate oe, @ comfortable hot os term NEW id celiar, furnace, ments with only $9, ‘The house r, in every TOOm: is open for inspection. ip, FOR SALE THREE-STORY BRICK 14 rooms and cellar: Jocated at intersection of two. principal fronts south and east, and overlooks go. ery Price 912,000; 26 F stn.) th & Cor'n,8r.86,000'8th, near P, 6r., mi 0 7th, fr", per ft. FINE HOUSE, RHODE IS) NCE TO OBTAIN A sirable Residence, just completed, near Washington 6. Price. ‘THOS. G. HENSE 1006 F st. Lot, 33 feet front, 12 “rovint ne, furnace, dre grates and all modern improve. nely pal and mahogany mani jhandsomnely, paper iy ; furnace and all JOHN E. BEALL & CO. 1321 F st, LY—CORNER 2: et by NT ‘double Brick: iL well also arijomning Lot on JOHN E. BEAL ae house od OW. Heal Ketate and Loans, 6 F st nw. 3,000 Duildin: there isin the Athaneur Tein 220, near, Broads IN es NS 10 Ne fork _ ‘OR SALECHEAP_A GOOD BUSINESS COR- ner, ren’ now at. a0 month ; with all mod. As ‘2 stand as City, prige @hvrob. CRE PAMRER, 4¥y and i aw. 7TH ST, COR s Sek » well-built ee ree modern rovewents, furnace, stable, &e.; lot 224 Indi ‘Hall, Pension oftice, x14 on hovels and imb10-3t" 12, ROOMS, SOUTH ie order: will net 8 per cash: AND AVE. 5 een rooms: all ERY DE- tan tally built ea ing 8. DWELLIN For particulars tthe owner, R. GOLD- sCiisby, 813 vib st aw. from 1290 fsonand 9 to Panes. ‘DWELLING, ‘mod. : ‘my avenues 1. ernment. terms easy. TYLER & 22-Swe OR SALE—LOT ON 8 ST. BET. 16TH ST. AND Now eores 1:Ba eiicers toro wae, at @1 per foot, Address owner, 1618 17th st.nw. It RS: 2,000 FEET OF GROUND CORNER Boundary aud Sth sts. n.w.: 12 lots can be cut out ‘this block. For price and vers. nly to CHARLES W. HANDY: O21 Festina. OR SALE — ALL SQUARE 1008, NTS: 225,000 feet, cor I8th and East Cap. 7, Zand B.9q.1114. 17 cents; Cand 18th st. s.c.. 20 cents: also a lance number of squares and parts of squares in n.e-and ae, sections at speculative ‘CHARLES W. HANDY. it 931 F st.niw. OR SALE—I HAVE A FEW DESIRABLE LOTS im Columbia Heiciits and ;th st.,and Whituey ave. It CHARLES W. HANDY, 021 F st iw. RK SALE-SACKIFICE OF BEAUTIFUL LOTS Elin peishbortioed or Puront cirie, to moet unaveid: emands. To well this mouth 1 olfer them 2>cen foot under market value. ‘No agents wauted. Address SACRIFICE, Star office. SST. FOE SALE_DELAWARE AVENUE, NEAR CA fol grouinda; lot 0x10; lange nck. A good tn: ¥estment for improving ai price offered. $5.0 BAXTER & MaoUOWAN, 1008-1010 Fst. mhi2. OR SALE. aa Lots on 15th et, bet hd 15 3 ‘Sot. bet, 14th th Lots on 3d st. bet. Man, Lot irvin st., bet. 7th an Lot on P st, bet. Sth an: a0. AUS CAYWOOD & Co mb12-3t* : ‘cor. #th and i sts. iw. For se LOTS IN BLOCKS 14, 15, iN and 19. ‘000 feet on Whit- ey ave..and a fine buildin jot Lumbia road near pein STEIGER & LIEBERMA’ mhiz-3t B03 Fst OR SALE-SQUARE EAST OF SQUARE, 546, IN the most ripldly inyrocsur part of the eoutinwest section, Aise,about 4) 000 square ftom Oth st, Moat Get'ne,atelon mhi23t STEIGEK & LIE OR SALE—BEAUTIE 6th st. ‘near Pn w, ERMANN, 1303 F st. BUILDING LOT ON 213100, to aliey. al y wail. Capitol Hill, Minti Hill Lote tow ngures. KE LEWIS, 12125) Fst itw. mb12-3t ‘OR SALE-TAM AUTHO! ZED TO OFFER, FOR shose three handsoine iets atthe’ ave: and Titel exten ded'at the low price round inthis Mutnesiiace localsey This isa decided banyan? NY = 3 B.C HILL, Sth and F'ste, JOR SALE-ONE OK TWO LOTS, PLANS OF houses given, Massachusetts and 4th sts, Rare chance tor pe Duilder, as walls adjoin two. Terms to suit. #1,.4 . Address PERFECT 1171.5, Star office. mb1 EACING OR SALE — ON LANIER HEIGHTS, Rock Creek aud National Park, 61.000 feet of Eround, with frame dwellin z, is oftered tora few days at Se. per foot; cau be subuivided to ood advantage, mh12-3t TYLER, 929 Fist. n.w., second floor. HK SALE—30,000 FEET OF GROUND IN MT. Filtamant aah we rt rat osatea ania bia Height 7 tract at prices is in the Meridian Hill per it ; half fat she. Fanging {roa oe. to $1 square ear New Jersey: ayo. nw, 01,000 Mbiz-2w GEO. W. LINKING, cor. 1th ‘OK SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD CO! and O sts. ew. 21 by 112. e tpetwnen D & 37390. por foot between 3d aud 4g wtas.w.; $300 balauce one aud two Fears. Good ¢ ot cheap. CH. PARNER 47 aud R SALE-TWO LOTS ON U 15th sta, 100 ft from 14th: Jox200 to ‘alley: will be sold at speculative price if wold at once, Moat PARE, 1418 F et. JOR SALE—COR. 7TH AND F ‘A bargain for ani bet. BK Pa LAWRENCE & NASH, 1010 F st. sw. NIER HL LOT 79.FRONT. Y-08 icet ou Quarry road, and ‘coutalutue square fer ing 130 fee avenue, an per foot; and avenue, and containing foot. mb JOR SALB— 'BAKGAINS IN VACANT PROPERT 250,000 square feet near terminus of th Roi. at 12 cents per square foot. Flats showing how ground can be subdivided ready for distribution. Tue Dryrements now bei ra idly 2 ‘this round. 20,000 feet at corner of H and oth sts. me at cents. Concreted pavement tobe laid om Sth street during summer. 78.000 feet of round (partially improved) near the extensive improvements made and being wade by Jou , McLain, in South Washington, 20 cents per Square foot. 60,000 teet_on 3d street northeast, three squares froui Capitol rounds, at 45 cents per square foot Ground in ‘all sectious of the city aud suburbs for sale at low rates, " AUSTIN P. BROWN, ‘eal Estate and Lowiis, 1426 F st. nw, 1. ; Lot 80, mbi12-5t Toom FrameDwelling, Frame Stable: room for two horses and tile perfect. largest and best adapted Washington for cntertaiument, music oF ball Tibrary, a nrivate uing-room and rotuni liard-room, offices, chambers, &c., Circle, und having a frontage of Al uare feet of land. “mhiw THUS. 3. mh POs SALESA THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE, 208 New York ave. containing eixht room basement kitchen, bay window, gas and water; $2,500: 8900 cash, balance in two years, Call at 1131 7th st. with ample accommodations fora large family: IN 14TH ST. ROAD, NEAR BRIGHT- wood contains nearly alxacres- improved by eleven- House two cows; alsoa two-story Building, which -has’ been tised a0 ter atop. WMEYLER & RUTHERFORD, 110-40 226 F st how. nd ‘mb8-eo2w* OR SALE—“CASTLE STEWART,” ONE OF THE aces in wing a macuiticent room, large and. clerant’ drawitg- ‘onthe first floor, SRE &e. ‘This desirable property commands one of the finest situations in Washington, being directly on Dupont about 167 feet on Connecticut ave. and 140 feet on Massachusetts a and 36 feet on Dupont Circle, containing 10,322 FISHER & CO. 1324 F st.n.w. ee ee oe portion from the vacant, as mb4-2w ‘THOS. 7 feet on 14th Printing, improved by a large three story ‘on the corner; will sell entire or separate the improved Pr SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY COR. OF 95 feet on at, Erick house may be desired. “S_FISHER & CO. 1324 F st. nw. ‘OR SALE — JUST FINI; A ‘toon Brick House, cot Sth ana ¢ Seuient. 2 blocks Wallach school Tinea. A bargain. P. C. PALS {OR SALE_THREE NEW HOUSES 01 ment; price $4.300eacl, . 21st ane ‘Termseasy. Apply toJ. W. P. MYERS, 110-56" On ist. st. n.e.,19r.. On Ist. at. ne, L718-1 Batenw. bet O87 (dav. m. (7,000 5.000 Corcoran, bet.14& 1. 000 Marks ys Many ouier Houses and Lots in all parts R SALE—THREE sito good tenuute: $1 per Ply CHARLES EARLY, 603 14 } SALE — HOUSES, L Pl sections of the city. Gall LINKING, cor. 10th and It st.m.w. LE-2139 K ST. NW. Oricks front and back yards NEI in advance to ment, Terms POR BALE cont bargain—brick, 00. cash. P.O. Box 5: rinanent tenant; 22,800. $5,000. 3: WPALYERS, 1228 New York Fe SALE— ‘[rooms, on Ls ric! rooms, on 13th, Brick, 6 rooms, mod imps. 1 Brick, 10 rooms, on T at., ‘Brick, 7 rooms, Kingman aeeenereensy .P. ‘of ent. ml EW HOUSES, NEAR ,000 each: renting for $18 cent investuent. Ap ith st. nw. JE AND SMALL, IN for list. GEO. W. paeemeer LET TWO-STORY, .; mod. imp. ‘COR IN HS “SIX, rooms éack, all mod. inps.:s ten per cent hivest- Sti bas ape FOR SALE BY CH. KNIGHT, 607 7TH ST. NW. XB $25,000 E. Capitol, bet.6&7. 13th & Gn w.#25.000 E- Capitol, bet. Gk7.¢ 117-1. W 12 ROOM rd attract oval from city reason for aoe eS telling. “Price 81,800, Lot 2Ux100 feet.” Also, 1116 Rest tw. 7 room brick, good repa, renting for $18 jase invest- 78. 114-49 " QUICK—ON 14TH ST. N. W. gellar, Pr ‘Aino beautiful LSroola, brick OG. eae with back building aud no. basement: price Sa ave, £17. bet. 18th and 19th$3,200 wve Lows circle, 2th st. bet. 13th and iath. Place.. 300 1428 New Yorkave, R SALE_SPECIAL BARGAINS— ements: 10 per cent int 2,000 each. ‘room Brick Ws “FOO. on Ast. n. ‘Several six: ‘Houses ; all modern ‘Price only 1: SALE—LOTS— 3 2 Lots on 2d st. between Dand Ene; 55 cts. per 2 Lots ou 19th, near Dupont Circle: $2 per foot, Lot on New Haiupshire ave.,near M st.. 18x70; $2,000. B Choice Lots ou Kenesaw ave., Mt, Pleasats ‘Also, Lots on Meridian Hill aud Whituey Close, HARDING A WATERS, mh12-3t 3 hans 606 11th st. nw. JOR SALE-A FINE LO’ ON THE north side of Birney st., to 2 pecu- iator barzain. BA . mbhi2-3t ROR SALEA HANDSOME LOT ON THE WEST . Qand R, 41x110, to alley. rehaser. r 1407 F st. n.w. ‘OB SALE—BARGAINS IN UNIVERSITY PARK, Coluubla Beats, Lamer Heit Mt Plessant _t Kk and Meridian Ht BALES & WHITMAN maT a 2407 F st nie FOE SALERART OF SQUARE 671, PRONTING 158 feet on Metropolitan Brauch B & O. railroad, $00 feet on New York ave. aud about 125 on Nest. OF fered at tairtigures. JOHN SHEKMAN & CO., mhi2-3t 1407 Fit JOR SALE—17,000 SQ. FE 15TH ST. and Wallach Place exte 100 89. fe 5 La 19, Meridian Hill, $4 H. Si PHEKD & CO, 1007 Fst. ‘Ok SALEM ST., BUT. 23D AND 24TH STS, 1,425 tet. Bex Dupont Circle, Ssxii0, Lous 4, 5, 13 and 1 Whitney Close, vark and Takomo Fark trou, 3 te _mh12-3t OR SALE-SEVERAL WHOLE SQUARES AND Parts of ‘Squares, in northwest and northeast se Lous, “at investuwent prices. Also six Lots southwest corner 17th ad P sts. Lot 20x100. hear M. Four Lots, Corcoran. Several Lots on Whituey ave. than Whitney, at_origiual ‘p SHOEMAKER, 605 14th st. 2... FOR SALE-LOTS 14, 16. Block 8, Todd & Browa's sub. ; ers in Whitney, Close. at 20c. ty 2Be., 30c.. 32e., 3c. Deni? ‘subdividons, & desirable corner, at Mt. Pleasant, at 22 40, 10 50c. As. w. commer in Tablet Meacitesat Zhe Also, desirable Tot iu Lauter ting Colum ia road c. “Auply. ones CY 1318 at. 12°3E W. KILEY DEEBLE, ey S48x1°%, at B5e.; also an entire subdivided into 108 lo", uo une of whieh will _be over ast. bet, lalley, at #12. ‘9x10, to 10' foot alle % Lo Pre eaest T have the following desirable Duilding’ sites. 3 lots on Toth se at rearfoot Son Luth st, Just beyond Poort oe. “20th, near 8 at $1.50. staigio. Gear Heave sat 62-3 snd isth, worth side, at 1.00. Sti $1350, between 17th snd Ni aver st $1h 7 Between hand S.at $12. M, near 3 Gorvoran, year Tith, worch aide, at Soth and'30t, 5503 eg BH Ma ine Pelt ents 0 aa ‘TYLER & BUTHERFOR mh5-2w* 1226 F R SALE-VERY FINE CORNER LOT IN Wvisiou, st original price for a fe Sratotier good lots. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, mh5-20" 1226 Fst nw. SALE_LOTS IN HALL AND ELVANS' SUB- \Givision. Min wood place subdivision, Whitney Clove aubdivision and Prospect Hill subdivision. ‘mho-2w" TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 Fet.n.w. jt SALE—THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Oe SALE CHILL comnersth and ¥ star miticoe Fe. SALE—LOTS—WILL SELL FOR CASH LOT fallach | ot > e 2 ae Easiest tirana tes mh1L3t ‘Siar Othe Meisted * Horie. ESE Cute toner Sth aud Fre meteor Stat FRE rea iasoeasce mb5,10,12-3t JOR SALE—THREE FINE LOTS, PAC! Frac siteof Cottman seater BACH, led also Lots in Blocks 14. 1, 11,2 idan Will, TYLER & RUTHE mabe" 1 JOR SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE CORNER LOT Fakcent cen eet south front. can well af Seu. it will bran a his wamamer. Cal 8’ CHILE. sth and F sis. = oma ‘mnt Foe SALES Two. verY peste B10 ot ar lowe to Meade Circle, Bie at a0 jonday next. ate ILL. com Sth and F. bode t eS JOR SALE — DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE, southwest corner 308 and Q sts. frouting 120 oot on Q stand. O0 feet on Sth at wed hy TL room frame dwelling, Will sell entire or separate the fuptoved from the Vaeant, “4. ick, oso JOR SALE—-A MOST DESIRABLE ‘Lot on Massachuset ny - THOMAS A. MIT- maT O-8e 50x145, 1 nd Tt Ts Mane we tos, tis i ANDER & STALEY, mh10-3t ¢ 1410 New York ave JOR SALE-TWO DESIRABLE BRUILDIN on north wide of S st n.w., just shir ave. Cheap if sold at ofoe, WES COX, 107 Pennisyivania ave OR SALE—FINE LOT, SOUTH FRONT, NEAR ot OTT & Drpont Circle, 20x80. Yery cheap. Taine Lot, wear Daport Circle, 1 fine Lor, N st, near Dupont I iine Lot, N D Bhne uupont Cinch T fine Lav, neat Dupont alley dite Lot; New Hazupahire ave, near Dupont Circla, 20x70 walle 1 fine To’ Connecticut ave, near Dupont Cirela 2 fine Lots, P st., near Dupont Cirle, Tine Lot, k st) near Connecticut ave, ey. Shine Lot 7 fine La BUILDING LOTS—SPE pet frout Boundary. eat square, feet, square S28, ) Square SSL. Lcte. SUR THAT at, 54, aud lows » 1Gets tare 1004 shall ms EAP—A LOT ON cH aX, with sh tor building 1 foot. JK Hi FQE Sit RESEABLE BUILDING Lor AND Party Wall. ~The north 3.6 trout, 100 fect deep 49 830 Tootalley, of Jot Zi, nq na, ad party wall of "house to be’ built inane con the wrat side of Toth st wy near K st. Wi cLAceT teats ‘810 Market Shane. Per ft, ae Bat lart = DUT) ft iT sta., 40x100.. Gxido NIGHT, 607 7TH ST. N.W. ite wv. rey it These. ani JOR SALE-TWo OF TH e—EAST HALF Susceptible af Econ: Frontaze ou 4th st. ewxt, Frontae ou [st nortl i94 tS in. Frontage on M st. north, 164 fi. Sy tt. 9000 feet: a decided bargain for investment oF ent. CHAS. A. Melt wath Home, whi al price. “We als Lave a lange Rs at very low prices ik A.B. HL. & G0." L338 P atheot. JOR SALE—A DESIRADI T FOR 13 SMALL houses, frouting on B st.«. w., bet. 3d and 45, will eld cheap to au imaediate yu ary ‘HILL & ¢ 1 a sitet iS F strwot, JFO® SALE-EasT HALE OF SQUAKE 1087. Frontage on 17th st. east 4336 feet, Frontage on Massachusetts! GOOD HOPE PARK, CON- ert, same distance from the for over hfty miles. “This Wantage. Price and terms 8. T. SUIT, 402 6th st. n. , WE CAN OFFER A NUMMER « ice Lots pithey Close at avery squall 4. P. HILL & CO. F street, ALUABLE BUSINESS aD sta. known as Lincoln 14 100 feet on Data, with & utaining 60 feet. We also offer jou with above all the property on D above, aud running to Sth st. these mperties enibrace all the trout on xt, fron Bin'sta: “Apply to PRATT & SUNS, Real Extate sd Insurance Agents, Teiporary office 420 4h st, 2d Hobe. A PRETTY LITTLE Lot ON MST ouly. $14 ane i. SaeTry t y ity, Block will subdivide to apply: t Mh Site, corn Hall: 100 Toct on Oth Jotin rear of D’ JOR SALE— Valuable Property on F st., between Gth and 7th ts, naw. $15,000. Also Dusluess Property on, 7th, st. Can be lensed to ait occupant. Price €15,00¢ Pret Oca WORMSLEDT & BRADLEY, mh7-6t a ee ae JOR SALE A few choice Lots in Columbia Heights, Whitney Gloee'ahd Mendian Wit tora aa mh7-6t eae OK SALE—TWO LOTS ON 14TH STREET NW, 2,000 exch. ‘These are the only low priced lots now obtainable on this finest thorouslfare leading into. {he country, 1 not sold ins few dara they will be Duilt upon this spring. SOHN COOK, mibo-Tan ca ee 618 12ui st. JOR SALE—FRONTAGE OF 126 FEET BY THE dept of 90 feet on Est. between 3d and 4th sta. 3 ter, sewer, &.s desirable buildine proud, Roane ere ae CHAS. A. MCEUER, mb5-7t 1420 F st ROK SALE—CORNE Whitney Clove ae Mouut Peasant and Pleasant and Boundary sta. (corner). Tarch and Boundary sta. (corner)... 0c THOS. G, HENSEY, 00d Pet nw. BY THE on id at atsbetween Fann stan e Wary deuiratne ground fora) riaw ery OSCHAS. A MCELES 1420 Fat ok SALE-MERIDIAN WILL 1 HAVE A NUM Brier othe very best Love tt tiie tubeay inig, She in be purchase at such prices an to render them, Mot uly'a Very profitable suvestiment to hold, but one from which quick returns may be realized. CHAS A. Mo- ECEN, 1420 Fst. mahs-70 oR SALE—GREAT BARGAINS IN PROPERTY East Washington; the demand for property ig section sd tnust concn, drives. is the time to purchase. A Y PEEL OF GROUND FOR ALITTLE CHAS. A. MckUEN, 1420 F st. nw. EAP LOTS IN PROSPECT HILL subdivision, at the head of North Capitol st, 97.000 Jeet. Fok Ny CLOSE-SIX VERY DE- < *\GHRS a, MorvEN, mb5-7t S820 Fat we SALE—HALF SQUARE OF LAND IN THE Prncriiwest, well ciesied te Geach Hepes ment: within a very abort distance of Dupont circ: : ihd-2w THOS. 5. FISHER & CO., 1324 Fatnw. K SALE-CHEAP LOTS IN THE NOKTHEAST ‘section of the city. W. number of ‘cheap lots in the teection of the city, which, sold on eaay terme ‘ inns Thos J Fisubkek Co. 19% Fat nw. 70K SALE-ABOUT 72,000 FEET OF LAN Fwist sitchin ox WittkEY Aventis THE HEAD OF 3TH ST 5 . EXTENDED, 305 TiS tect on Lpdacaerorphte ae en "3 fect on Lydse sete mate THOS. J Tis So. 1324 Fat FSSA BPE ELS oF OE GE the ee BON, = Doawegascesuoxens, | Poitaare, doc poe Brith Minter’ 1 ave. near Col. road, 0c. Towa Cirle 12 root. Tie ra - or sow. 127m SALE—THE CHOICE CLOSE Ute seer ath at him, poms” Fetetty 8c BILE commer 6th and F sts moblise Pinata, Broome, Seton Gobet Souk ad Sint eae eu cS ariee |braea oe soak ee Beas % ‘near Mass. ave. De., Grs., cellar. = ‘Oth st. 6 SALE—LOT, 200 FEET FRONT, 75 "rooms, cellar, Pennvavecabd Bat we cheap. ‘Addtben FRONT: Pepe ane roms ‘171m Ee oa mb. (CE BEI 7 SALES ART TRVESTORS—t Toone, 5 Ftc securea geet in "Close easy terns. mublivistony making about 98 Lots some of ‘are aw rio” | tne caloget ofthe entre ene isis Biitice 1S Sand 4yeamm Call one. o Faorr Tuzzs, mh11-8t* Ba totaa Bitiod Foe maa sr ES AE as a a5 Taree.