Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1887, Page 9

Indications re commencing at 3 p.m. For Distrie: inginia, fair ambi2 and VI winds, ot weather, Warmer, nort ce AVisrr To OvR Tor FLOOR BaRoare Rooms will 1 we have been careful not to portunity afforded there to obtain furnt Jess than ¢ re, carpets and uphoister pee ana Ty goods at josEs & SON, th and F streets, aused the wetting of + in our cellar; whilst the them right out, Wil therefore 1 case of our $3.25 blanket marked >0, according to extent of damage. bianket, very slightly damaged, were the only 2 cases that received LaxsevxaH & Bro, Cun. Xaxpen’s, the oldest established wine and Uquor house in’ the etty, leads the market in fine Olt whiskies. Call before purchasing elsewhere, 909 7th street northwest LicHrNIxG Rovs and electric work. Rokr Suav—R. A. Golden's Potomac river fish and game Stalis, Center market, are_recefvin aliy the finest roe shad, white perch, bolling and Pan rock and all ther kinds of fish in'season. All ‘orders promptly attended to, Telephone 847-2 Jonsson & Wie a inducements to Birtles with small means to secure a home in the wutiful Village of Hyattsville. See ad. Banoarws rs Crormixg. Geo. Spransy’s, 5077th st. ‘Bast Rereaesces.—Suits scoured $1; suits dyed, $1.50. Co-operative shop, 625 D street northwest. Tonspate ¢ Le wepnic, 10%¢. ; Fard-wide cashmeres, Be. comfortables, blankets and underwear at manufacturers’ prices at Bropurap & Co.'s, 907 F. Ant Emsnoreey can be executed on the light Funning Domestic (without the ald of an attach. ment) easter than any other machine in the market. Office: 905 F st_n.w., Masonic Temple. > ‘Mm. Recrarp FeNpaLt placed to-day with Mr. Geo. B. Howard, of “The Miller Safe and Iron Works,” of Baltiniore, his order for 17 sets of fire Yault doors, and also4 large fire-proof safes, to be placed in his new buliding, now being erect 4 for office purposes, on Louisiana avenue, corner 43 Street northwest, Ixramovs.—The Moxie Nerve Food company are Footing the counterfeiters out of Washit Itts ‘the most remarkable thing possible that certain een vill be mean enough to sell the people worth Jess stuff flavored like Moxie when the mission of ‘Moxie ts almost a sacred one to the poor inebriate ‘and overworked poor, who pay their hard-earned money to the scoundrels at the soda fountains and get no good for ft. We understand the com- pany print a st of reilable dealers and circulate it this week, and people should understand that frauds have been given the go by. ‘The old agent ‘Was removed because he did not protect the peo- Ple. SPEAKING TrBES; fron safes repaired. j. H. Kvesrxa. ‘Mus. Dr. J. Seuwes (Specialist), Dermatologist, Pedicure and Manicure. Corns and bunions, 25 cents e Beware of imposters. No person in this country has ever made or seen my formula of the (Electtic) Hair Restorer. The public 1s for- Didden to trust. Henry P. Parks, my husband, who CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Navtoxat.—Thatcher, Primrose & West's Min- strels. ALsavon’s.—Rosina Vokes, Due Musevw.—May Adams’ Burlesquers, ‘Manassas Panonawa.—Day and evening. Haxzis.—“A Ring of Iron.” Keanan's.—Variety. ee Condensed Locals, William Ward, a young colored man, was fined $5 in the Police Court to-day for assault and bat- tery on Mattie Jones. young colored woman, njamin ¢. Johnson, one young men charged with enticing Huma Ford into a house of prostitution, gave bail this morning and was re- leased from ‘Charles Washington, who formerly acted as guide in the Capitol grounds, was in the Police Court this morning, and was ‘sentenced to one month in jail for stealing a basket from the store of John A. Cox, corner of New Jersey avenue and N street. At a meeting of Anacostia Council, American Legion of Honor, last night, there was’ one initia Vion, one application and several proposed mem- rs A ball was given at the Cadet’s armory, on 0 street, St Patrick's night by a colored soctety. Eliza borsey, a girl of 19 years, who attended it, was subsequently arrested on a charge of stealing from the dressing room a red plush coat belonging to Carrie Scott, Who 1s about the same age. ‘The stolen coat was taken from her, and Judge Snell to-day sentenced her to thirty days imprisonment. Mr. Joseph H, Bradley's condition remains un- changed. On ‘Tuesday next, the 22d inst., Mr. Bradley will be 84 years of age. Alice Dyson, Sherman avenue, county, reports stolen from her 34 chickens, worth $10. Peter May, No. 626G street, reports the larceny of a suit of orgie Mary Ee Randoh ih, dere, died ss Mary E. Randolph, of Belvidere, N. J. last night at the residence ot Mr. Chas.’¢, Ridgely, No. 403 Spruce street, Le Droit Park, after a linger: ing illness of consumption. Deceased was about 41 years of age, and caine here to visit her brother, expecting ‘a change of air would improve her health. ‘The funeral will take place to-morrow morning. Rev. William M. Barker, late of this city, has been obliged, on account of his duties us rector of St. Luke's church, Baltimore, to resign the editor- ship of the Maryland Churchman, the organ of Bishop and Rev. A. C. MeCable, rector of St. Phlllip’s parish, Laurel, Md., has asstimed the edi- torial duties, In the Virginia house of delegates yesterday a resolution was adopted asking whether the Rich- mond and Danville Railway company had not vio- lated its charter by removing its offices from Kich- mond to Washington. ‘The fitth anniversary of the founding of Paint ers’ Assembly No. 1796, K. of L., Was appropriately celebrated last night, "Addresses were made by 7. Fulton Gantt and 0.7. Wagener, and a banquet was served, Mr. Robert Talbott, of this city, took the Arnold and the Steel prizes dt the gradihition exercises of the dental department of the University of Mary- land, in Baltimore. Mr. Jon T. Eiker, of this city, Was among the graduates. ‘Mr. William Richards, a3 will be seen by the ad- yertisement, will lecture to-morrow evening in Carrol institute hail, on “Low 1 Became a Cathd- From John C. Parker we have Lippincott’s Mag- azine for April, a ie ie explosion of a coal-oll lamp occastoned a slight re lastnight tn the residence of J. P- Etwer, 1724 7th street northwest. Mr. nard Chapman, of this city, contemplates building a $3,000 dwelling house on his farm south hus left my office, a8 I will pay nodebts of his contracting. Mrs. Dk. J. SEMMES, 1115 Pennsylvania avenue, Over Cigar Store, next door to Palais Roya Moxpar Monxive, 9o%lock, ushers fn the most yemarkable Shoe Sale on record, at Hahn’s, 816 ‘7th st, and 1@22 Pa, ave. See Sunday Post. Mus. K. A. DONOVAN, 904 F street, 1s in New York selecting her stock of the latest importations, in Ch appertaining to spring and summer luillinery. CuAse, umbrella maker, 1314 Pa. av. and 411 11th. Covering with imported Gioria cloth a specialty. Dox'r Forcer to order that Yale Lock with Cor- Tugated Keys at once! 100 DozEN CHILDREN’S PERCALE SHIRT Walsts, plaited front and back; fast colors; felled seams; all ses. Only 20 cts,, ‘at Lansburgh & Bro’. Fig PortRarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. We Have no top-floor side shows or any old shop-worn goods to mark up to fabulous prices and then pretend to mark down as bargains. Nor do we have any pretended special day for seliing one article at halt cost_and try to double on the second purchase; Dut we always meet any adver- Siaed price lst on, first-class goods, Furniture, carpets, bedding, baby carriages and upholstery ‘Also remember that we are the mts ‘the celebrated Alaska refrigerators and sole Sgguts for the genuine rubber tle bicycle wheel carriages. SINGLETON & FLETCHER, 415 7th street northwest, \res Couns have just rendered a tion that no r has the @ similarity, or imftation, of ‘and sell it as Moxie, or any T H it d d z i ; g E 4 Ms i 585 i E 55 ae FE te have pro elégant and fashionable the greatest thought and attention to that ciuss of cash buyers who must have the gre: ‘Yalue for the least cost, and they will show some Yery attractive shoes at very reasonable prices. Feanilies, in which there are children, protected and neat the year around for very little in the finer and more highly finished grades of shoes, Burts shoes will be keptin every va- riecy. Mr. W. H. Keneaster, who is well known to many Washingtonians, will’ assist Messrs. Burt a3 Moxpay Morxixa we will offer a hneof low- Priced useful articles that will crowd our floors With eager purchasers. Those who have taken ad- Yantage of our advertisements know what sacri- fices we make. Salonica Rugs $2.50, price has ‘en $6; Smyrna Rugs $1.50, price has been $3; Bapesiry Rugs s7 cents $1.15 and $1.40, less than if price. é Will sell 40-inch wi lace stri Window Curtaining at 8 ets. per yard; M: Lave, 9 cts. per yard; Square Ottomans ‘in Body Brussels, 45 cts.; in Moquette and Velvet, 65 cts.; Platform Kockers, $2.45 each; Turcoman: ins, $2.75 per pa Embossed Mohair Plushes in olive and crim-ou, $1.23 per yard; Window Shades on Hiartshorn’s patent fixtures, '35 cts each. On sale Brst floor. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7Un st. Arrre You have looked around and seen the Yuflons makes of Children’s sold by er dealers come and see my stock of carriages at 1007 Pennsylvania ave, H. O. Towixs, Furniture Dealer. Taz Hamuoxp Tyr WriTeR. John C. Parker, agent for the District of Coumbls, 617-619 7th st. ‘BARGAINS IN CLOTHING. Geo. Spransy’s,507 7th st. Des. KENIsoN (spect: Pedicure, Manicure and Dermatologist, 1201 Pennsylvania avenue. Corns ant bunions 25 centseach, Manicure, 50 cents. Hair and skin diseases, 50 to 75 ceats each sitting. Open Sundays, ‘STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE. 411 7th st. nw. “Way are the things that will not last so perish ingly sweet?” This, however, will not apply to Eastman’s Aloha Perfume, whose delicacy and fra- grance are only si by the lasting qualities. Fessexw's Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies, Uxtox M'F¢ Co., 604 9TH sr. x.w. Cail aud see the stindard of pertection, ‘The most perfect sewing Inachine ever produced tn we Union. Lapres, for $2 you can buy a genuine cur. kid, ax toe orcom: sense button boot at Mrs W. Ht ‘Wich’s, 717 Market Space. Guowsns’ depot for the sale of California wines Yor family use; distinct from trade wines. F. Pohudorff, southeast corner 11th and F sts. 1-W. Warcars andJewelry on installments to respon sible partie Eudson, 4 mm, 453 7th st. nw, For Cusrom Manz Sarers to measure call on R. 1B, Taylor, 633 Pennsylvania avenue. A perfect pert ‘Mt and entire satisfaction guaranteed. Prices re- cently reduced, ‘Rexscvos’s ice cream, 235 G st. B.w. Go To Wood & Forsyth’s new art store, 1208 F St B.w.. for newest designs in picture mouldings, &c. The making of frames Tegilding Old Ones will be a specialty with this Rew fru Etchings, engravings, &. Henan artificial eyes, Hempl 'S, ave., Cor. 434. CoLeMBIA TYPoGRAFHICAL Ustox’s ELEcTiON.— At the annual election of Columbia phical No. 101, held yesterday, the vote was as For president—A. P. Marston, 437; Nat. bando, For vice president—H. ¥. Brooke, 295: B.C. Wright, 491. For secretary—Frank Hi." Pad= § gett, Lioyd Prather, 349: John M. Richards, al; Fraiets J. Ward, ig. For treasurer. J. Hi 4. For reading clerk—John R. 465 26, For sengeant-at-arms—J. MeGraih, 2x8; John P. Tyrrell, 507. For trustee-— M. Kobinson, 700, For tes (the three highest selected)—E. M. Blake, 23; John F. Con- holly. 490; George M.” Depue, 483; Wiliam F. Dunn, 40; B. W. Gillis, 2 Granville Harford, tay; J. K Seagraves, 230; Wi, H. Tenley, 16. —_+— FoR 4 CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.—The nd- rd of the Central Union Mission have onterence of Christian workers, to De med of the pastor and one delegate from ach evangelical church and misston inthe Dis- Erlet, W be held at Lhe Mission rooms, 930 Pennsyl- val ue, OB the evening ot March 22d, the Object of tne ‘conference being to consider plans ior the organization and prosecution of the work Of city evangelization. ‘The board requests that Minders not under pastoral charge send. thelr anday school superintendent and one delegate, and that the W. €. 7. ., the ¥.M. C. A. and over awwdacions of Christian workers in sympathy with tals movement send their president and one Geigaie w represent tnem. ‘Tats call issued by Que board was in pursuance of the recommenda- ton of @ committee consisting of Samuel H. Greene, 7.8. Chids, Kichard Norrisa, C. H. Small ana ¥-'D. Power, wick was appointed ‘at the re- erat convention held at the rooms of W cumaider this subject. oe of Rockville. In the third quarterly distribution of the Mary- land school tax, Montgomery county receives, for White schools, $2,769.50; colored, $1,147.12. ‘Mrs. Harriet A. Kobinson, of Rockvilie, has en- tered suit against tne, Baltimore and bio Ealt- Toad company for: jor damages sustained the recent collision on the “¥” in this city. Dr. Geo. A. Mills, of New York city, will lecture on Riggs’ disease ‘at the dental departinent, Na- ‘{u. nal university, Monday evening. See advt. FUNERAL oF THE Lars Rev. Panxen H. SWEET. ‘The funeral of the late Rev. Parker Hall Sweet will take place to-morrow afternoon from the Congress ‘Street Methodist Protestant church, West Wash- ington. The various iges of Odd Fellows will meet at the hall on 7th street at 1 o'clock and pro- ceed in a body to the church. At the request of the family the bodies will march without music, ‘The pall-bearers will be as follows: E. C. Grumley, Grand ; Oliver Dufour, Grand Encampment; E. T. Pettengill, Grand Canton; C. B. R. Colledge, ‘Columbian pment: A. §, ‘Taylor, Friendship ‘Tue WasnrcTox M. E. ‘session of the Methodist Episcopal conference at Abingdon, Va., yesterday, the Daughters of Con- ference presented the following amounts to the conference: Sharp street church, Baltimore, $200; Washington, D. C.,$75; Mt. Zion, Washington, $31; Lynchburg, $11; Poolesvilie, $5.’ J. H. Bailey was Placed on the supernumerary list, sicher Deara oF Morar ECPHEMrA.—Mother Catherine Euphemla, superioress of the order of the Sisters of Charity in the United States, died yesterday Morning at Mount Saint Joseph's Academy, Em- mutsbury, Ma. in the 7ist year of her age. Sister Eup! ‘was elected mother superior of ‘the Sis- Seek od Chaeiey tm th United eaten, wi Se JO Emmitsburg, as he: in 1866. ‘The funeral of ‘Mother Eupheiia will cake place Mon. ConFERENcE.—At the day morning, and will be attended by delegations of Sisters of Charity from Maryland and the Dis- ‘trictof Columbia. Frxine THe ResPonstBitiTy poR ROBERT BROWN'S Drara.—Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held at Spindler's undertaking establishment on the body of Robert Brown, residing on 7th street, be- tween I and K streets, who was killed Thursday ht by being caught between two cars at the Baltimore and Potomac railroad shop while he was at work repairing one of them. ‘The jury returned a verdict that “the deceased came to his death in quence of his own negligence tn not hav: and displaying the blue signal while at work, ant that the company 1s to blame in this: that the ‘brakes seem to have been defective, as witnesses swear that one break, if good, would have heldthe cars.” A Fire ar Mrs. Bunverr’s Hovse.—The resi dence of Dr. Swann M. Burnett and Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, No. 1734 street northwes was badly damaged by fire and water about ha past oclock lustevening: The fre appears to ave originated from a defective flue in the attic. Engine Company No. 1 soon had the flames under control, but not until considerable e had Deen déne by the smoke and water. The loss 18 estimated at $2,000 covered by insurance, Mrs, Burnett had a number of valuable paintingsin the house, which fortunately escaped injury. Mrs. Burnett and her children took refuge in the house of Mr. Charles Nordhoff, where they will stay ‘until their home 1s put in’ order AN ACCIDENT TO SERGEANT-AT-ARMS CANADAY. Col. Wm. P. Canaday, sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, met, with a painful accident yesterday afternoon while riding along Pennsylvania avenue on horseback. When between 1th and 12th streets his horse sipped and fell, partly upon the Tider, badly spraining and bruising one of his legs.” Surgeon General Hamilton, of the marine hospital, who attended him, said that Col. Cana- day would probably be confined to his room for two or three weeks. PLEASANTLY SURPRISING THEIR PasTor’—On FYednesday evening the congregation of Grace M. E. church gave their pastor and Mrs, Weech a sur- prise party—a very enjoyable affair. Te co gation of 12th street (East Washington) M. E. church last event ited their pastor, Kev. J. D. SUL, No. 320 11th street southeast, and gave Dim and Mrs. Stull an evidence of their apprecia- Uons in the shape of a supply of provisions. CLEARING THE LIBRARY Srre.—At a meeting of the brary commission, held Thursday afternoo! ft was ordered that all the houses on East Capitol street West of the French residence be torn down, No action was taken in regard to the method ot having the Work on the library building done, but it seems to be understood that some of the work ‘will be done by contract and some of 1t by special arrangements and day labor a Tue TITLE TO ANALOSTAN ISLAND AND OTHER Puorerty.—To-day, in the Equity Court, Judge Merrick, the case of Smith Thompson and others ‘against’ Bradley and others, devisees of the late W. A. Bradley, was heard oh demurrer filed by defendants. “The plaintiffs are the heirs of Gilbert L. Thompson, and they seek an accounting and a decree partitioning certain property. ‘The plain- Uffs claim that the late Wm. A. Bradley, as the agent of Thompson, some thirty’ years ago pur. chased several pleces of ‘with water fronts in West Washington and also ‘purchased Analos- tan Island, and “Bradley eventually becaine the owner of a half interest in the purchases, and the deeds were taken in the name of Bradley. ‘They assert, however, that Bradley tn is life-time never denied the trust, but admittea that he was only entitled to a half’ interest and the other halt he held in trust, and although Thompson and Bradley frequently sought a settlement none was ever reached, and these matters remain unsettled, ‘The demurrer raises the that the plaintitts have been guilty of laches. Messrs. T. J. Hilde brandt and W. K. Duhamel appear for the com- plainants, and W. D. Davidge and X- Fendall tor defendants. The court sustained the demurrer. — Iurortaxt Ant Sate —There will be on exhibi- ton at the galleries of Walter B. Williams & Co., on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 22 and 23, 4 chotee collection of works of art from the lave Studios of M. L. Powell, 31 Tottingham street, London, (member of West London School of Art.} ‘The paintings are pronounced by those who have Seen theta Versatile in subject, rich in tone, spark- ling tn color and dazzling ineffect. Being sketches Srarieee nem enr ae Et a Germany, i Ttaly, &e., this will be one of the. fest individual exhibitions yet presented to the Washington pub- Uc. ‘The saie is announced to be without reserve, commencing Wednesday at 8'clock. OntENTAL Goons at AvcrioN.—Duncanson Bros, 9th and D streets, announce in the auction column A peremptory sale of 450 modern and eastern rugs, carpets, portieres, saddle-b: Kilims, draperies, embrotderies, Damascus yellow Silks, Moorish pistols and swords, antique trays, Angora goat skins, &c. ‘The exhibition on ‘Tuesday and the sales on Thursday. See the ad- ‘YVertisement for further detalis, —_—_ HovseworD FURNITURE at AvcTION.—AS Will be seen by the advertisement in another column Mr. Dowling will sell, on Monday morning, at 1729 L street northwest, a collection of ex house- hold effects, tncliiding fine French plate man And pier mirrors and'4 nine ‘et com tables, chairs and buffet. ‘Tux well-known Hotel Vendome, of New York city, has changed hands. It ts now owned by Mr. 1.8. Plaut, and managed by 1. Steinfeld, the popu- lar proprietor of the Clarendon hotel, Saratoza, ‘Who intend that its cuisine and appointments ‘unsurpassed. shall be == Last Niont of the Sylvesters and famous French musical troupe at y 5 SOUTH WASHINGTONS WANTS. Matters Considered Last Night by the ‘Citizens’ OFPOSITION TO THE COMMISSIONERS’ UNION DEPOT PLAN—THE IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS AND SEWERS DELEGATES TO THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ELECTED. ‘The citizens’ association of South Washington held a meeting last evening in the hall of the Jef- ferson school The president, Mr. C, B, Church, presided, with Mr. 0. T. Thompson as secretary. ‘The reports of the various committees were read and approved. The committee on water supply, through the chairman, Mr. A. Depue, reported that they hud endeavored to ascertain whether any efforts would be made by the District au- thoritfes to prevent a recurrence of the water famine of last year. They wished specially to inquire if the new main was to be laid down 12th street, but owing to the absence of Capt. Symons, they had not obtained the information desired. Mr. Jamties H. Grant, from the committee on sewers, reported that the obstruction at C and 11th streets had been removed and the work on D street was nearly completed. The committee had called upon the Commissioners, who seemed to be anx- tous to. do what they can with their limited means, and the committee was of the opinion that the South Washington section of the city would receive its proper share of attention. STREET IMPROVEMENTS. ‘The chairman of the committee on streets and highways, Mr. Ros Fish, read a list of the streets in South Washington which were included in the schedule sent by the Commissioners to Congress. According to this schedule $42,515 was to be expended, but Congress had appropriated $50,000. ‘There had been some correspondence between the Commissioners and the first controller as to whetaer this $8,000 surplus could be used, and those who read the dence had as good opportunity to judge what would be done as he had. He would express no opinion on the subject, especially as the Commissioners did not seem to understand what the controller meant and Fes the latter did know himself, At any rate fhere Would. be $42,000 expended in South Wash- ington improvements during the year. ‘THR RAILROAD QUESTION ‘The committee on railroads, Mr. A. F. Barker chairman, in their report referred to the bill in- troduced in the last Congress giving the Baltimore and Ohio raliroad company the right to tunnel under Capitol Hill; then, by using Virginia ave- nue, to reach Armory square. The committee oe this means because while it was a relief to the northeast it imj posed additional annoyances on the people of South Washington. They were ‘opposed to the use of Armory square for stich pur- poses, and were in favor of compelling all railroads entering the city to etther elevate or depress their tracks 80 as not to interfere with street trafic. If the Baltimore and Ohio was allowed to enter the city it should be by K street to Water street, and thence by elevated road to the Long Bridge,as the Commissioners endorsed this bill. The com- mittee st ed that while it was not acted upon, yet it was neces that they should use great activity in the future to prevent legisiation of this character, ‘The report stated further “that the attention of the Commissioners was called to the long-existing nuisance of unloading cars on Virginia and Mary- land avenues, but no disposition was shown by the Commissioners to abate the nutsance, and their reply was ‘that the company had no other place to unload their cars,’ a reply that your com- inittee hardly expected from any one notin the employ or interest of the railroad company.” The committee noted with satisfaction that while authority was granted to build a tramway from the old Duddington place to Babcock lake for the purpose of carrying material to the lake the con- tract for filling the lake had been let to other par- ties, who Will remove the high ground in portions of South Washington and the old first ward, in- ‘stead of disfiguring the streets with a tramway. ‘The report also stated that the Commissioners were notified of the dirt and rubbish thrown on reservation 101 at their own request, but as yet they had not done anything. DELEGATES 70 THE CENTRAL COMMITTER. ‘The president laid before the meeting therecom- mendation from the conference of the presidents of the various associations of citizens relative to the division of the District into nine districts with representatives from each district on a committee of one hundred. By this plan the South Washing- ton association would be in district No.1 and would hate twelve representatives in the central committee, ‘These recommendations were adopted without discussion, and the report of a committee appointed by the ‘executive committee to nomi- nate delegates to the central committee was read and adopted. The delegates thus elected are as follows: Delegates—C, Church, A. L. Barber, A. Depue, Geo. White, W. H. Bauin,’0. T. Thompson, iH. K. Gray, J. F. N, Wilkinson, A. H. Stephenson, Lawrence Gardner, Charles H. Parker and Ros A. Fish. Alternates—Dr. R. B. Donaldson, A. Archer, J.T. Petty, K. A. Walker and H. L. Rost. The financial secretary, Mr. H. K. Gray, stated that without any special effort on the purtof any one the association had increased in numbers, and that there Was now on the rolls 170 names. He thought that in a short time all the taxpayers in South Washington would be enrolled as members. IMPROVEMENTS ASKED FOR. ‘Mr. S.J. Block presented a petition for the rest- dents along I street, which he said they desired that the association would present to the Commis- stoners. He sald that the street was in such a condition that 1t was impassable, and that the only improvement that had been made was the laying of a water main in the center of the street and a sewer on the north side. Mr. Fish said that the street was not in the schedule, but that it might come under the head of repairs, and he would be glad to present the matter to the Com- missioners, Mr, Depo moved that 43 street, also, be men- ‘toned when the committee On streets called upon the Commissioners, and his motion was adopted and referred to the committee, together with the petition presented by Mr. Block. ‘The Great Disaster. To the Editor of Tar Evenixe Stan. ‘The details of the terrible effect of the earth- quake in Italy reach us now from the Italian press, The Progresso Italo-Americano sums up as follows: “In that large zone of districts, towns and villages which extends along the most beau- tiful part of the littoral, there where the Alps de- fcend to lap the blue waves of the Mediterranean isa hecatomb of human victims. where life trad spared, houses and bulldings offer no longer refuge, and thousands of families, who, by 11 try and labor, had provided the comforts of life, are now cast to the open fields, exposed to the in- temperate weather of the waiting for charity to come from the universal Wr heart must throb with sympathy. The groups of ih ed eho aunts ren La ae shi hich at ore, WI like proud maidens looked at their own sefection in the Mediterranean mirror, are no more. Nay, nothing but mutflated corpses, pools of biood and. falling walls remain. Diano Marina has disap- Beal Bussana is inruins. Taggia, Savona, AD- ors, Balardo, Castellara Sin, Heino Pompelans: ‘Stefano al Mare, Te! io, Riva, 10 Castello the same. At Onegiia nine thousand persons are in the open streets hungry, terrified, unclad, ex- posed to cold, to rain and to'wind at an inclement season,” ‘One ‘cannot read the details of this ital calamity and suffering without a touch of that human sympathy which cries out, help! help! ‘TULLIO DE SURZARA-VERDI. eee In LaRGER QUARTERS.—AS Will be seen by his formal announcement elsewhere, Mr. Rufus Darby Increasing business by the removal of is printing ie tk ‘removal o office to 1508 Pennsylvania avenue, CITY ITEMS. Gentlemen’s New Spring Style Hats. Fifth ave. dnd Broadway silk hats, $5, $6. ‘Splendid assortment fine fur derbys, $1.50 to $4. “Stetgon’s boss raw edge” and other soft hats, “Crusher’s,” “Pockets” and “Knockabouts,” $1 and $1.50. R. C. Lewis & Son, 1421 New York ave. Tne “popular one-price hat- ters and outfitters.” Branch: 920 7th st. n.W.; established 1863, 2 Old Fogy’s Saturday Chat, ©. F. went into the Fatr this morning with his daughter-in-law to select a Baby Carriage. Well, here we are again, boys; we want another Bab} arriage in the family "We've been all aroun: and examined them at vartous places. I told Nellié that if she wants to get a baby carriage that is well upholstered, one that tas good run- ning gear, and be wide énough to let baby be com- fortable, we must go to the Fair, 812 7th st. n.W., Goldschinid’s old stand. Old, Fogy was sent up stairs with his daughter-in-law. When he saw the elegant and large stock of Baby Carriages Says he: Now I declare; just look at that display! Nelite, ain't this the best line we've seen, Who wouldn't be a baby nowadays. Just look at these colors—well! You've got carriages to match any Kind of baby, and, Nellie, just feel this up- holstery. Just as soft and’as firm as a parlor sofy. ‘This carriage is tufted and fled just 28 nice as any pleceof furniture, ‘These carri ain't covered with showy dress goods stuff, or with milliners’ satin, or with cotton-back plush, but all the material used for covering 1s redl up- holsterers’ and furniture coverings, and those wheels are put on by mechanics who ‘know some- thing about tireing a wheel. No danger of these wheels running away from your carriage and dropping baby on the sidewalk, like what hap- pened to Netghbor Johnson's baby. "If that baby adn’t been a fat baby and rolled easily Johnson Would have had a big doctor's bill to pay. Now you just select a baby carriage here—and you'll et & good one—and I'll go down stairs and look at the new Break-a-back department that Daughter Jane talks about. Old Fogy wasshown our elegant display of bric-a-brac_in the center of the store. He looked with wonderment at the immense and Varted stock of new that have been re- celved this week at The Fair, 812 7th st. DW, Goldschmia’s old stand, Well, boys, you've Just spread yourselves this time. "You've got the finest, prettiest and best se- lected stock I've everseen fn all my born days. Selecting a fine stock of goods, buying them cheap and selling them cheap @as got to be an art, and You've got it down fine, People have found it out and come here readily, buy quickly and get thelr goods sent home promptly. You just puta advertisement in Sundays Post and everybody Will read it and know what you are going to do with this immense stock. It does me good and it does everybody good to visit, The Fair, ‘The Fair, — ‘The Fatr, $12 7th st. nw, and 811 and 813 8th st. ‘nw. ‘The best place to buy Housefurnishing Goods, Glass Ware, Crockery, ‘Tin_ Ware, Wooden Ware, Baby Carriages, Bicycles, Trunks, etc, etc. 1 FRaNKLE & Co., Proprietors. 1224 1224 7th st. now. Thave the largest stock of cheap Wail Papers in the city, wholesale and retail. No auction stock or shop-worn goods. All new, consisting of gold, bronze, micas and white blank papers. A full line of Border, from three inches to eighteen inches wide, tobe sold cheap. All_ grades of Window shades. Dado shades froin 50c. up. All work done in first-class order and by experienced work- men, All orders promptly attended to. Your patronage solic! Gro. ScHLoM, Wwas2w 124 7th st. nw, An Earthquake in Shoes. See Hahn's advertisement to-morrow’s Post, 1 “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s Best in the World. Indestructible 10 Trunk. $5 Everlafting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa. ave. 0 Phillips Digestible Cocoa Is more delicious in taste and aroma, and, by the rocess it is prepared, is rendered more nourish- Ing and more easily digested than any other prep- aration of cocoa or chocolate. It is an exceeding- Jy nutritive drink. All druggists and grocers have it, $3 Per Galion, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 ‘THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING. Aresolution was adopted requesting the Com- missioners to name the proposed school bullding to be erected on 133 street the John E. Thompson building, in honor of the late well-known South Washington public school teacher, Dr. Donaldson wished to kngw what would be the Status of the sub-committees of the association when the central committee was organized, He was of the opinion that the duties of these com- mittees would devolve upon the twelve delegates to the central committee. Mr. Lawrence Gardner thought that the central committee would not interfere with the present organization of the association, ‘Their commit- Lees, he sald, would continue a3 before, and the central committee, representing as it would the entire District, would have matters of general in terest to the District to look after. Other mem- bers entertained the same view, and it was de- cided to retain the present organization. The asso- ciation then adjourned, subject, to the call of the president. ‘THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC ASSOCTATION.—At the meeting of the Virginla Democratic association last night a portray, of Mr. Biscoe, the retiring president of the assoctation, wal presented. Judge joba T. Goolrick, of Fredericksburg, made a Speech, in which He spoke of the dark Outlook in the state for the democracy, and urged that Mr. Barbour be nomignted as ‘the successor to Mr. Riddleberger in the United States senate. ee FUND FoR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS FROM Tag Eartnqvake.—The following additional sub- scriptions have been received for this most dese ing fund. Cash through Mr. M. F. Morris, $25: Mrs. Chis. A. Munn, $25; Mr. Costagyini, $10: Mrs. ‘Thum (Philadelphia) $10; G. Desic, $5: Jannarone, $5; Ghiselll, $5; Peolon, $5; F. Cristo- fant, $9; Jdmes G, Berrett, $5; CaSarra, $3; Sam Filippo, $2; Tinagila, 2; G. Desto, $2; B: Dondero, $2; C Hallo, $2; D. Christorant, 32; G. Chellint, 21 Di Marzo, '$1; P. Lavignt, $i; F. Lavignl,’ $12 Grilll, $1. ‘Total receipts #403.’ Comuntttees have been Appointed to solielt subscriptions. Scary, Incuy Sais AND ALL ITCHING AND SCALY SKIN AND SCALP DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA, Peoriasis,” Eczema, Tetter, Ringworm, Lichen, Pra- ritus, Scald Head, ‘Milk Crust, Dandruff, Barbers, Bakers’, Grocers’ and Washerwoman’s Itch, and every species of Itching, Burning, Scaly, Pimply Humors of the Skin and Scalp, with Loss of Hair, are positively cured by Curicuna, the great Skin Cure, and Curr. cuna Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautifier externally, and Curicuga Resouvenr, the new Blood Purifier internally, when physicians and all other remedics fail, g PSORIASIS, OR SCALY SKIN. I, John J. Case, D, D.8., having practised dentistry in this county for thirty-five years, and being well known to thousands hereabouts, witha view to help any who areafflicted as I have been for the past twelve Years, testify that the Curicuma ReMepres cured me of Psoriasis, or Scaly Skin, in eight days, after the doctors with whom I had consulted gave me no help oF encouragement. JOHN J. CASE, D. D. 8, Newron. N. J. DISTRESSING ERUPTION. ‘Your Curicura Remxpres performed wonderful cure last summer on one of our customers, an old gen- ematrof seventy years of age, who suffered with a fearfully distressing eruption on his head and face, and who had tried all remediesand doctors to no purpose. ‘Texaumana, ARK. J. F. SMITH & CO. DUSTPANFUL OF SCALES. H. E. Carpenter, Henderson, N. ¥., cured of Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years’ standing, by Coricuna Rewxpies.’ The most wonderful cure on record. A lustpanful of scales fell from him daily. Physicians and his friends thought he must die, ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED. For the radical cure of an obstinate case of Eczema of long standing, I give entire credit to the Curicuna E. B. RICHARDSON, New Haven, Conn, Sold by all druggists. Price: Gonroums, 50 conte: Faeretl Dave SEND FOR “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES.” Beautify the Complexion and Skin by using the Cv- ‘icuna Soar, SRE ee aE IT FEELS GooD. ‘Those worn out with Pains, Aches and Weaknesses find relief in one minute in the CUTICURA ANTI- PAIN PLASTER Atdruggists. 25centa mbiG Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world for the money. ‘Orders by mail. McGze's, 9th near Dst, was ‘The Sherman Hats at Auerbach & Bro’s. Ivory Starch—easy to use, harmless to fab- ic, plain finish or high polish, quick work. &-8 Banjos, Violins, Guitarsand Strings. 487Pa. av. “Lets Talk $25 Harness.”—Becker’s. €0 Srown’s Bronchial Troches for Coughs and Colds: “I do not see how it 15 possible for a public man to be himself in winter without this admirable aid.”—Kev. R. M. Devens, Pocasset, Mass. €0 Baum’s “Royal Glue” repairs china, &c. 6m Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 Ib. “Ward” prints, 4oc. per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese ‘and Buttermilk; Sweet Mili be. per quart. Cream 15c. Beavnrct Srrixe Daess Goons. w{NOWEEARE TRICOT, pure wool, wide double- hy 0c, TRENCH SATTINES, finest quality, all new style, 028. BLACK SURAH SILK, Tic. value 50e.,priee neluced to fT i fare wool, double BLACK SILK MERVEILLEUX, 73c BLACK CASHMERES, wide double width, fine qual- "SEXGE BROCADE SILKS, 75 F double width, casn se BLAGk StiupeD Sik VELY ROYAL SERGE, wide shades, 12 yards for Rn ECIAL BARGATN-HEAVY GRO GRAIN BLACK aS. only #1, CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, Cream, Blue and Garnet (special low price) 8 TAHLE DAMASK. pure linen, ine quality, 500, SPECIAL NOTICE TO CASH CUSTOME sise Handvome Bridal Quilt, worth 81.50, presented each customer who buys $10 (or over) in Ary sods, ERE KE Eee i i Sys 7 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. mhl4 Sere Dex Goons. Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is stocked to its utmost capacity with new and desirable things for EARLY SPRING WEAR. Among the SPECIAL THINGS we mention a 36-inch TWILLED SUITING in Gray and Brown mixtures at 25¢. 44nd 6-4 FRENCH CLOTHS in new spring colors, ‘French and American SATTEENS in great variety. A splendid line of DRESS GINGHAMS instripes and plaids, In our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT we have all the leading brands of Brown and Bleached Muslins at Popular prices, Extra good quality BLEACHED SHEETING, 2 1c, ‘96 dozen % Colored Bordered NAPKINS, 60 cents— special. - 50 rolls STRAW MATTINGS in plain and fancy colors. CARPETS AT COST. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, mhi18 636 Pa. ave,, south side, near 7th st. Fro Tres, ‘ GRAPE VINES, SMALL FRUITS, &o. EVEBGREENS, SHEUBS, ‘ROBES, &o. ar JOHN SAUL’S, 621 7TH ST., OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE, ‘T. PARKER, MAGNETIO TREATS ta Ls ee 31007 pm. DW rp se cau TRUSS, pee bever wears out, always clean “Gator ealest cos GHAS, FISHERS, ives ee ed Tria ot FOR SALE—HOUSEs. PP WO GRAND Concenrs a RICHARD WAGSEW SOCIETY RAN’ SCHOTT, Leading tenor of ths Gessaen Ono Coes performing at the Metropolitan: ra House, New ¥< Eigy 8k We Congropationsl Church cor. 10th'and Pavan TURDAY EVENINGS, March 26 and it Droograr O25 Fonnsy vans and Preeday, the 2ixt inst. are. Oe NATIONAL sxATiNG INE, On Eet, bet 6th and 7th. PROF. 0. 8 GLEASON, ‘THE KING OF ALL HORSE TAMERS. Commencing Monday, evening, March 21st, at 8:15, ‘and eve a ery night, In his marvelous exhibitions, iil fraled and masterly methods of handiteg WILD, VICIOUS AND NERVOUS HORSES. Feats of horsemanship that delight, instruct and CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY. General ed Parton having vicious horses, viz, eters Erokeat tiene exiititions tres of chan next Monday morning early im the season. NEw ‘NATIONAL THEATER. LAST APPEARANCE OF THATCHER, PRIMROSE & WEST'S MINSTRELS. COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 21st, ‘Engagement one week only, of the popular comedian, SOL SMITH RUSSELL, In His New Home Comedy, in Three Acta, "PA : BY CAL WALLACE. Full to Overflowing with Fun Genuine and Hearty... PRESENTED BY A NOTABLE COMPANY. RUSSELL in New Songs, Sketches and Specialties. It RS. R. ‘ER,OF THE SCHOOL OF COOKERY, Mi AAr ee WHT piven: course of vou leseone as ‘COOKERY on TUESDAY'S and WEDNESDAYS, Feh 22, at Besinnt 2 p.m. at the. TRAINING SCHOOL ‘FOR NURSES, Southwest corner of 12th and F sts. Course tickets, $2.50; ‘sinele adiiasion; 35e, First lesson: Consomme, Chicken Croquettes, berry Trifle. sare mni-s,m,tu, A MBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Positively Last Appearance of ROSINA VOKES And her London Comedy Company. ‘TO-NIGHT AT 8, A GAME OF CARDS, TO-NIGHT AT 9, MY MILLINER'S BILL ‘TO-NIGHT AT 10, A PANTOMIME REHEARSAL, Next week—return of the TEMPLE THEATER OPERA CO. 1x THE LITTLE TYCOON. mb18_ LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, EXTRA. COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 218T. Return of the Popular Favorit ‘The Temple Theater Costa” THE LITTLE TYCOON. Bob’t Graham, Miss Elina Delaro, Miss Carrie Diet- tick, Miss Eugenia Nicholson, Chas. Campbell, R. N. Dunbar, Felix Hapey, Edw. Everett, &c., in the cast, ‘Seats how on sale at Box Ofte. mahi? ae ST Ate 1 Nights, ‘wo Aftern x MAY ADAMS’ GREAT BURLESQUE AND SPE- CIALTY COMPANY. FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY. MARCH 18 AND 19, ‘New Operatic Burlesijuc op Prete aot, Hae and wrk ee 2 Young Ladies, ‘The Best ‘Show in Ainerica for, the Money. Next week—Another, Grest Card, Holland's. Ma moth UNCLE TOM’S CABIN COMPANY. The Mag- Dolla Quartette, the Bloodhounds, a creat Cast. mab ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER. American and European qos Co. ‘Miss Lolo! Mr. Sylvester! Miss Lola! cake Europe's Greatest Aerial Artists, |3 Joeand Rosalie} 4 Luciers 4 | Charles and AL introducing the blind cormetist..- Helia| The Archmere Sisters. | Ollie Chas. F. McCarthy. , Andy and Annie Hughes, Matinces Mon., Tues, Thur. and Sat, Next Week—SHEEHAN & COYNE! mhl7 yocetr0x AND ACTING. + “THE MARTYN COLLEGE” ELOCUTION AND ORATORY, 313 6th st. n.w., (near City Post Oftlce), has received nearly 100 pupils during the past six Bionfia. New clames (united in tiumber) are how forming. ‘The principal will take afew pupils to instruct pri- vately if desired. Catalogues free, mh15-3mo E, GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S UDDYGORE 8CO) , new opera, at METZEROT1"S, 9th and. Pennsyl- Vania ave. mb15-1W ‘ARRIS’ BIJOU THEATER. NIGHT PRICES—25c, MATINEES—20c. To all Barts of the house, ’ No’ Extra Charge for Reserved ats. Children halt price at the’ Matinees ‘The Great London Success, A RING Or IRON, Mr Frank Harvey, author of “Wages of Sin” “Wonn Against Woman.” Mr. dalph Deimorg, 4p ported by a superb cast, including the famous “Baby ta,” the youngest ahd prettiest baby now on the stage, “A Hing of iron? is how in the height of @ long and successfulrnn at the Olympia theater, London, England. Ne ‘k, Lost in London. mit ROWNSON, MEMORIAL FU. Lecture by WILLIAM RICHARDS, Esq, Subject: “How I BECAME a CATHOLIC.” Under the Auspices of the ‘CARROLL INSTITUTE, At the Institute Hall. 602 F st, n. w., SUNDAY EVEN- ING, MARCH 20, 1sb7, at'8 o'clock. mh12-7t Tickets, 25 Cents. [NG HOUSE FOR | WVOR SALE — DESIRABLE 15-ROOM THREE- modern ‘story and cellar Brick, on west aide of 11th st, Thouse ad sta_ | near Mz lot 20x85 to whie alley built for occuy ‘April | br owner: ip splendid condition, priced at @i Wows ws | JOHN SHERMAN & CO. 1407 FA ih FROE SALE—A GOOD TNVESTMENT—A DESIRA- Fie ew Dyeing oppwite tie new Pension ofice basement, containing fourieen. Reoant for €73 per mouth’ is’ savanco, loseae peta 89,000. ‘Adress Box G4 Steromen * _mhi8-1m ” R SALE—ONE OF THOSE ATTRACTIVE TWO- at brick Dwellings on Cleveland ave., Fase Oe oF HuOee ATER AS ty is held at 40c, teen Mg W and Boundary ete, Kw: Sth and Fame. “ahi AE WARS EG. HRA | POR SA am bot OF warn close oR. i Sa. a — ‘NT by B.C. oor, 8th and F sts mb 19-21 ep modern improve- OR SALE-IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS—f gents, only #2.500 very eagy terme. 10th ne. usar | FoR, SALE IMPORT. Gt > HCUWALRER € WriSOW. 1008 Fee “TT mnEBSE | Aadivates inakine Stout? Cone tana eA nt the choicest of the entire tract, and which Iwill aril at small advance to unmediate buyers. Terms cash, Galance 1.2. Sand 4 years Call at once. aa Sc. eal Ratato, Rill Pela. RY HANDSOME SOUTH front lots, on Q, bet. 20th and 21st st sue ie for handsome Teeidences oF for specu o HILL, Sth and F sta, ee h.Fe 13th, near T, near 18th, 9.) UF ncar Gth.8r. ini. 3.500 Ni near Sth, Mh Bi; near 20,6r.0..-°--1-700- 7th ne, near D. Vbay.cor.,8r.mi-."4)400 Alley-nt. NiCarene Gaittot | Amar 29 Teuitable forares 29 Seely 000 OSTRANDER & STALE) a 1410 New York avenme_ UST BE SOLD TO CLOSE tate—Lange corner property, 3 and Tndiene a uw.:atoreroom, cellar ahd farge dwelling: aS. Sd ste RSet .b. ceed between a, cymtaanin ie x the property now rentine st $600 pee anaam, CAR 38,000 - terms ve — a be sold at a price that will yield a. investment, ~ nal estate. OR SALE—11-ROOM PRESS BRICK WOT OF at nw. ee ae oe BME R HILte corner 8th and F ats, gen improvements; price 87,200. Address Box 130, PIs SIS Sa stew. SALE-TTH RE, BET. DAND b, 203100, 505 Star of te Fs, = 1,500 th wt. se. in.rearof Marie barracks, per ft. OR iz S-STORY PRESS BRICK ae. av, Od... |. Mand X, 28 or 34 ft front, wer ft @1 ie Faget tt Pa 4.700 LAWRENCE & NASH, L0lUT wt $8,000. 12th st. near 8, 2-story brick, 21x90. all mod. FINE LOT, 50x45 FEET TO 20 , $3,600. _9ih st.. near K, 9 tuom brick; lot 20x 3 foot alley ; north side of Birney st. a bars ain S030 Bixee & BacGOWAN: L008, S010 F at. BIOS” BATES &@ WHITMAN, 1407 F sti QOK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE ‘North side of Nat. nw. bet. 17thist, and Conuee- Ucut ave, 239x115 feet to all mh: ATES & WHITMAN. 1407 Fat. nw. Fe SALE_150 FEET FRONT ON NOKTH SIDE of Columbia oad, Lanier Heights, a\ special ba wun, BATES & WHITMAN, R SALE_NICE FRAME HOUSE ON KENESAW ‘Me: Plonsant, 1ot 302200. can bell st S000. red. and eaxj terms for balance. JOHN'S ‘ A BEAUTIFUL NORTH SIDE OF NSE NEAR THE BRITISH LEGA HON and NOH GALE-FIVELOTSO NOE ST ms ST. ION, peal a i ory comventent tothe sevehcars © Hote bai" POR SALE FIVE 1078 ON ROANOKE. St Is four years since, for the OWNKICS HESIDESCE. au fctan the-cnn boul Lane, coseme ee Een GREAT ATTENTION PAID TO THE ARRANGE- neaidonce Of Sustice Manan, chccumve tenine MENTS, Price $15,000. HILL & JOHNSTON, conidence of Sus aay stat beats mh19-6t 738 15th st. nw. ¥ BATES & W 14 mnie st JOR SALE—LOTS IN NORTHEAST AND SOU east sections of city at speculative prices, Svrable building sites innorchwest fair prices, Call and examine. MCKIBBIN & HEWIGNG, mhISt LBS. F at, LOTS, KENESAW AVE. MT. FS SALE—HOUSES—SPECIAL BARGAINS. ode, Gram. 4, 13th et aw, W & Buy. $2,500 T,800 820 8 h.--L500 | FOR SALE—THRER, 500 SEVEN-ROOM | , TP Iya Portion of the property on my Pleasaut, one Lot, Lanier’ Heights. tive Lots, Me 703,500, WILL BUY A SEVEN-ROOM | pons, Uktcall at oer for bulletin issued on | ridiau Hl HARDING ie WATERS, provemente: fie cellar, lot 20 fect front on ‘Massa | te tstand Lith, (mhis] ‘THOSE WAGGAMAN. | it © 006 Lith st mw, chusetts avenue, Dear 2d. st. n.w. for a six- | FOR SALE—A SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON | JJORLALE—1OT 19X100, 19TH ST, BETWEEN @ Toom Brick. with adjoining vacant round; corner K | K* Cleveland st. mod. imp.; now, rented: pays 10% | Mand it, west side, #2 per square foot, two five Lous and 11th sta. Fine Brick Residence, nine rooms, | percent. Price 1,700. Address.Box 41, Star office’ | 1th st,” between Oand I, west site, per myers elegant and complete, with brickstable on 30 foot alley; | 'mhi7-tol isp foot. HATDING & Wallen, Gthst.,near Mu.w. J.C. COOK, 1749 Puave. mb19 | Won wary ca AEPOINTED —sixnoom, | _1* G06 11th st. a. R SALE-TWO SMALL NEW BRICKS ON B | K*iod. improvement brick house, opening on a good | JOR SALE—LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR st,u-e, between, 12th and ith sta. six rooms, | n fe: Just dove Up and Feuting for 100, 82: 0 wt. Beat 16th, 44a] 20, to bath, éc, “Gam be sold on sinall cash payinent; Balance | #2700, Fawy terms, €. on tna Heights. Me iy monthly ‘installments. ALBEKT F. FOX, 920 F TTER & WIMER, 1423 F st.nw. | Tidian Hill Heyhta, at good invest anid “Wastin IF SOLD | ment prices: BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 100s, 1010 F ‘OR SALE-WELL BUILT NEW BRICK 611 L 3 mbils-3t* rruace, washroom, Re "ALDERE 4 BOR aso pe furnace hie" | ROR SALE Two Lots oN COLUMBIA ments s anew. | ne y Mmbig-s | ROR SAGE Ty 5 ae ; COME QUICK—ON 14TH ST. N. W 4. R HERTPOED. OR SALES ao ee | Rae uettess: jroperty: | _mbX9-3t* 1 E ick, 10 rooms, bath and con- =a VERY > ese caatat Tse to BoM Maps 730% 980 | EUAN. 79M SALE SAVERY DESIRABLE LOT, CORNER in5 years at 6 percent. 4th, with back bu FL ie cum Le 11 4th st. ne, 3-story Pressed Brick, 10 rooms, in | $8,000. 4. W.P-MY ambi 7¢ excellent condition, $6,000; very ensy terms. JOR SALE cs JOR SALE—CHEAP_LOT ON 1714 8th st, handsome, well-built House, large lot, E Brick, 7 rooms, on L st.,bet, 18th and 19th$3,300 ena 3 ay - side alley, $4,750. Bu ey rooms, =} 1th, wee ee circle... | duet ‘or fi 515 saloon concrete cellar, | Brick: 6 rooms, inod tinps. 2th at ft — 3.800. S000 casi, ulneee oe ins o Back Tsou onvtiate bet 1h aid Fath. 6.300 | "2h 20.746 48 Defrees st. 6-room Pressed Brick, in excellent | BEC £ Tome Bence Place: bet. ith and 16th, JpoR SALE—OORNER LOT, NORTE eos at ¢ frome, Perce 3 JOR SALE—OOKNER LOT, NORVHWEST, 225 a iy for $16 per mo,; $1,800, on | A rooms, 9 st bet 7 Ei tect on 22 at. and 100 feet‘on Pot. an the annoy: 512 Eat. n.w., 4-story Pressed Brick, 16 rooms, rent-| * jroomm, on Corcorslt Ect prion eoen only purcheser “seed stegea ing for 860 per mo., ouly $8,000; good terms. = “Srooms, 14th st, business Trop JOHN SHERMAN & Co. H.SYPHERD & 00, 1007 Fat._| proutun Bruton x sh Go brat otic. mh19-3t a a et RICK DW © gtoreand dwellimg, 14th st. Fok SALE-ON THIRD SQUARE NokTH oF 11x S (froomn. on Racers. bet ih i Ficoln, Falk 12th wt near ¢ at. me. 2308, squary * ibroo stable on Rhode Teland wy feet of ground ‘ = Prooms and ctore Luhand Cine a 20 | and acces to alley tn Fear, "Address OWNEAC Box ai 10 rooms on N st,bet.20th & Fst eta, new this office” ___ mitt elie : 10.008 | Rok SALE WE OFFER FOR SALE A FINE PROF- -sToRY | FE p | Bery‘on a isk, between 3 Fwia tack ballding Back Dwollngs, asic home SS Aiea eee | mins gota, dlnes frou 0 foc alley sh ‘mat. ana bath rou all dem hnproveuirsigs trated ot | 145 Prick Ee oth ai olh 2 henson of 01000 | BOVEY CaN UE SUBDINbED To UuE AT Ab: Ta ; convenient to street cars, &c. eh aed ofthe sity, Apply to S v P. Maas g ‘BILL & JOH TYLER & RUTHERFORD, mhi9-6t* “126 F st. nw. OR SALE — THREE-STORY AND CELLAR. F Brick Dwelling. 10 rooms and cellar; all modern P MYE mhi7-6t __ 1428 New York ave, OR SALE_SPECIAL BARGAINS— JOR SALE—LOT 80, LANIER HEIGHTS, FRONT ing on Poplar and ‘Qua: feet, in offere L facing for a few day provements: centrally located northwest: couve- | 24 ot BO, Kock! Greek containaitie 000 fort a tre, $03 oo. aide RUTHERFORD." | § om Brick Wallach Place bet 13th & 14th ata.gs.000 | 3 Perfooe: Let 3, Lanier Beagle: Sele fo s 2 ze BX room and celiar on Corcoran st" ALE. cr JFOH SALE—A NEARLY NEW AND DEST | Brick, Lire, East Capitol s wet et Table three story Brick Dwelling, 12 rooms and | 11 rooms, ne. corue ‘his is One of the must desirable corners for bull bath room; all modern improvements: located uorth- 7 room on Mari Pew gomvenient to street cam, mariote: we Price, | | Avy i von Mario in that section of thecity. Apply to ALBEKT F. 6 “Tanto abot = Soe 28 See SOOO OE oe EDS 2 Jor SALE—THREE SI H ST. Six | TOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING | m1 (OK SALE SMALL, TWO-STORY BRICK D\ Fon all mays.:e tn per cont, tavest- Mahe oe toy foe ite 7 Fooms; centrally located. 200. 500 eae , nice 2-story Brick, on K, | Waters ~ ee or, ee ey mes CoULEM @ RUTBEREOLD, | be 2d; sulsbie fot Basineas, price, 840U0. | Bal! sre, were ur tive acren C8. 1 1d, mh19-6t* 1226 F st. nw. Terms easy. Apply tod. W. P. MYEKS, 1428 N.Y_ave. SALECAN OPPORTUNITY GO BUY a Gwe | _mbis-or 'OR SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A HOME, | - ao Just completed, ear Washington Circle, three? Fok SALES ROOM FRAME. H NW. BE- story-and-basement well-built Brick House, nine rooms tween 4th’ Sth, newly papered and paint ata nd” bath: modern improvements, Price $5,000. | barcuia. Also 2143 8th ext-ouly 81.900. WRIGHT & ae Terms to suit. BOLTON, st, Cloud vuilding, 9th and F sts. nz Corners, ch, Linden and Bot a EE a: MENSEE, 1000 Fet-n-w._ | JOR SALETHEEE STORY AND CELLAR BA | $9:000 sa. fect near Green ‘OR SALE-A BARGAIN—TWO NEW BRI ‘sindow house on T st. u, ws between Stirand 10eh, | 2that stm cue W mad B Houses, near Greene statue, two story and cellar, | Srvoms, cas, bath, etc.. and all’ in perfect order. Lot | A corner, 26x56, ob Capitol Hill ren rooms and bath ; mod. imps. Price 83,250. Terms | 17% 83%, fronting south Address QUINTUS, 3500 casts remainder $100 quarteriy;at percent. | Stat oie. 19-3m "| _mb19-20 mh19-2W_ ‘THOs. G. 1006" = R SALE—ON 14TH ST. ROAD, NEAR BRIGHT- ‘Wood . contains nearly sixacrrs iniproved by eleven vot FrameDwelling, Frame Stebleand Carriage House Foam Fe ome and two cows: alsa two-story Frame Building, whict ‘been tised ax sor. ‘TYLER & KULAERFORD, mb19-0t% = 1226 F wt hw LOL SALE—FINE LOT ON NST. BETWEEN 17TH. St. and Connecticut ave. 234x119 fect: trouts south and has rune Dwelimg ot it renting for #10 0 #0 sonable fugue. Perea Wl SRC eh, _mh19-6t* a3 226 Fst nw. JOR SALE-VERY FINE OORNER Lo T IN Whitney Close: one of the very best in the whol E—A NEW RESIDENCE, ON 8 ST. N.Ws two stofy and cellar, eight rooms and bath; modern improvements; Brick Stable: Lot 20x96, Price & ‘Terms $3,000 cash; remainder to suit, i0S.G. HENSEY, JF OR SALE-A NEW HOUSE, NEAR SIXTEENTH on T st,9 rooms, all improvements, $5,000. New liouse on Sih st, near East Capitol st. mb19-3t* FOR SALE—LOTS. JOR SALE—TWO CORNER LOTS ON LST. BE- tween Isth and 21st sta, n.w. ;one lot on C, between Jichand 15th se. “Owner, ooin 10, Kelloge build. iux. mbis-t* {OR SALE—TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on north side of Satu. between 1sthand 19th, =} each; price $1.39 fier syare foo zZ oo VESCOTT & WILCOX. _ JOR SALE-LOTS 11 AND 12, BLOCK 10, ON- tario ave. Meridian hill, at 30c.” These are the best in the block ind are easily, worth S5e. Apply at once. (GLE PANTIES SUPPLIED WITH TEE Mahi?-Bt eS. GILL, cor. Sth and F ts.” | aubdivinion, wt orieinal price for afew days. Aled wv TD etciee dendcays anid Soclablee te tae wane | JOR SALE—WE HAVE THE BEST BUILDING | ®™)ctber good lots, Pika et oy est stock in the United States. Ladies, 25c. each hour; 1 F Jota, speculatively or for homes, now offered in the | _™2B19-0t* mace ae $20 month. “CAPITAL CYCLE CLUB 66..1400 N thweat part of city for the money” Lots on 21st | FIOR SALE—LOTS IN HALL AND ELVANS' SUB 3 mhizSm "| mbi9-3t JOHN BOWLES & CO.,1221 Fst. | st bet Nand Oat #40, S120 and 8110, Within nMintwood place subdivision, Whitney Close Oo aS SSS ee pes them mow holding at Tull subary inion loth st., two blocks south of Pennsylvania ave. “The most realistic Battle Scene ever painted. Open from 20 fel AUCTION SALES. EEKS & CO. Auctioneers, W 637 Louisiana Ave., opposite City P. O. IMPORTANT AND PEREMPTORY SALE, WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS, MONDAY, TWENTY-FIRST MARCH, COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, Of astock of SINGLE AND DOUBLE HAND-MADE AND OTHER HARNESS, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ RIDING SADDLES, HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS, LAP ROBES, FUR ROBES, WHIPS, &c. SALE PEREMPTORY TO CLOSE A COPARTNER- at SHIP. FINAL SALE OF NOTIONS AT AUCTION, Final sale of goods and notions uncalled for at Weeks & Coa auction rooms, comprisivse upwards of 700 lots of Fancy Goods in all general assortment ENCOOLOCK A. Mx and Closing ‘alo at SEVEN PERCUCLOGR As Me and ¢ Fe GGLOCK SMe Every’ lot must be sold. at W2AU28E B WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers CATALOGUE A SALE of a Bare Collection of FINE OIL PAINTINGS BELEN OWE Xo, 31 Tot Bireet, London, 1s Minerva, Ro: Exhibitor st Philadelphia Centennial and Royal y, London. “These Paintings are versatile in subject, rich in sparkling in color, and dazzling in effect” being: SoGGitle. and” portraigures of area, sone ited. the artist in Bonssa, Palp. ae. WILL BE 80LD WITHOUT RESERVE. EXHIBITION TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22D, 23D. ze Ey ‘WEDNESDAY EVE, AT EIGHT Sree WALTER B, MS & CO., mhi9-4t ‘Auctioneers, We Have Cor Patcer ON ALL tn ISEMAN BROS.: gg Cee oe AD 8 Pee Lee from $2 to $3 per foot. wance materially this season, Also two lots on Q. 13th and 14th, at #140. aud Pro MmuI9-0e" TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F stn, Pleasant, near 14th xt. cara, Pri fe OK SALE-THREE FINE Lov: ice $2,200. inh19-3t 3. it HERTFORD: 1429 F st. EACH = Z 2 Scverai new houses coins up tue sprint are, JOR SALE—A BARGAIN—I HAVE ONE MORE OF | “inhig-3t CUTTER & WIMER, 1423 F at u.w. south side of Columbie rued. bet. 14th and 4 ‘those 10 room ‘-story Bricks, New York ave. near | =in WinTEEY Gl 5 = locks 1415, 10, 1 10 an Dunints may 8.500. For term, particulars rap SIN, WHIENEY CLOSE, AT. INVEST. Chk @ MOLHERH Ob, ply to R.E. LEWIS, 12124 F at, mhis-2¢ | 7, mene hrices Lar 4, bh Se ee stew. ‘OR SALE — JUST FINISHED, A TWO-STORY, | and, bi. 8, Warder ave. at ‘Lot @, bi. 7, Warder 6-room Brick House, cor. 9th and C s.e.; nod. imp.: | ave.at 25e. Several other Lots at fair fures’ JOHN ated. MIAN & CO, 1407 F st. mitt cellar; th chly built; it, COBY, COE Seulente 9 blocks Wallach schoot, market’ and" car lines. A bargain. P.C-PALMER313 10th s.e.mh16-2w* | Rez SALE—BARGAIN: SY AND SCOTT | B’avenues and 7th atrect extended—S. J: Gass’ sub, in FPO SALE—A LARGE AND VALUABLE BUSI. r NEW Y 8. ES, | front of which all inust pass who go into” Whitney : FQRSRESR APT, ROTOR, GAOT AQURES | ie Eideeaee Pham fate tatte | Pan bt hata certo he comer houses, with improvements, such ‘as furnace. | week secure bargains. ROSECRANS & 'SHUE- | tan alley; if taken pen grate, baih tul oie Eek Set range, star | MAREN, 605 14th st. nw. mh 7-3t FE: se Tot a ma oad ‘onary wash trays, &e,on ¢ at} and 05 Ses | JOR SALE—75 FEET FRONTING ON VERMONT 3 . NEAR 2 i F. BARK] 1, 8.w. whl6-3w* a te. 16: fol each. One acre ul cround, eS ave,and Boundary, west side. “th st. extended, one | 7,10 exi" | S10 nah, | One wore ot rma Tih st., between S and 1 sts.,four lots. Sumner 150. Squares and parts of ‘and 25¢, Partsof squares acre. st., university grounds, squares, n.e. and s. )R SALE—ONLY FOR THAT FINE property, corner of N aud 34th sts., double house, 3 stories aud basement, 18 rooms, pantries aud cellar, JNO. BOWLES & CO,, 1221 F st, Fanrentiatroben" ‘rooms, otc. >> feet | it n.w., less than $1 per foot. Fo? ste-easr HALF OF SQUAKE 1087. zoe, Intro! ROSECHANS & SHOEMAKER, els ‘on N.87 on 34th st. aki s xo mhi7-3t" 605 14th st. nw, Frontage on 17th st, east 436 feet. inh16-6t OF st FOR SALE_HOUSE_WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO J<OR SALE—A FEW CHOICE LOTS IN WHITNEY | Frontace on Massachusetts ave. 217 feet. r sale one of jont desirab jences; ‘Close at aslicht advance on original price. streets | , FFoutage On South Bet. 161 feet Gi inches, Piotr fx sigenet a rs oeaigarenarren | grdafvbestines toon to bosgeted poe i tnatins | foto Cas a gg atabie in rear; lot 41 feet front; a fine residence for en- | to buy for au advance. DAVID D. STONE, 9-7 * ee er ca 1 OR SALE — CHEAP LOTS IN PROSPECT HILL HILL & JOHNSTON, 5th JOR SALE — A CORNER LOT, SOUTH FRO? FE ahectly Sppostee Grant circle: will be oftered for ‘A sure thing y subdivision, at the head of North Capitol st., 90,. G00 feet. "Will ‘be sold in a’ body or in-mingle lot, om sual! payments down, and balay ou very ew teri mh16-20 FR. SALE—THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY few days at a sacritice. e : on tuias A Market—13y squares from the War department, | tbls-3t_ DAVID D. STONE, 1226 Fet_ | nyg.7 sae. ve jth and 19th sts., Lots 3 and partof 1 THE ( HALF OF TARE a i iesasininigi sen pene ab House three story, Seiag meter improve: | IPQ, SALE_THE WEST HALF OF SQUARE 014 | +101, sate—wHITNEY GLOME-SIX VERY Di ments, fourteen rooms: Nt 42 "by 31, six stalls, | “por aule, 633 fect fronton M st, n.w., between North wirable Corner Lots ata bani. cane room over stable its full size, 14 feet ceiling, has been | c. tol and ist sts, 49°. ae ‘CHAS, A. MCE! ada ballroom: sie cavagh nite todd | CRAP tats orl capitate, vara cajoiing |_mmto-re AN I SSERTIN, - pes A ~ ground is held at #1.) GOe. JOR SALE—FRONT: OF 126 PRET BY THE 1,211 square feet. Price @18,000, or about 81.61 feet trout on 3d st. u.w., between O and P, 60c. a ergs UL, at ay Pebaginte fe Coe ae ee ee a a aerate Teng, | AP dept ot ob tect op # betwee i an ah mm ef Corner 1th and H sts. b.w. es as, water, sewer, Be., disirable buy OR SALE_NEW BRICK HOUSE, ON T, NEAR | -,!¥0 fine lots, Pennsylvania ave, between Gth and . all. modern im. Tthiste, se, (no waste ground, # = Sth st. nw.: 8 rooms and bath: \- SEE Ee eee between 7th | provements, wil rent for 645. wou. Terms Se ee re Ie Washithgton: the deaand for easy. Price, 80,400. AUSTIN P. BROWN, SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, itis section ae daily, sbereasiuue and mum v7 F Waniced prices. eetitwe te Luirchmar, mhi5-1w 1426 Bw | CREAT MANY FEED OF GROUND Fok A LITTLE ‘CHAS. A. McEUEN, 1420 Fst. nw, L CORNER Lor oN ANT LOTS,COLUMBIA HEIGH: A Yane ete Colitis Aebeten, 60e ‘BRADLEX, 927 1 SALE-SEVERAL NEW a mahi Houses on Wyle st. ne: @ SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 UTIFU a = BEA en AL VERY DESIKABLE LOTS | F'X%, nounically shaped: price Goce Foi. Suliding got near fon Meridian 2Uil; firatclase, investinent, oF for vera tt Conta St Sai ay Price mblo-6t SWORMBSTEDT & BE: * 19-1 LEN ©. CLARK, 605 F st. nw. R SALE—-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS—HOUSE : SALELA SPLENDID BUILDIN a ‘A WELL-LOCATED LOT ON MERI- 10 North Carolina ave. anew modern Brick, with | FE Nvtirsige, 40370, Call at once. GBO Pan ai pace Seger caida eatin focstion on Capitol HL KING, cor. 19th and Hsie.m.w. w | _mni9.30" 005 Fat nw. HN T. Al ‘SALE—LOT—IF TAKE! \T ONCE VERY Ra. 7 FE mniSye ° JORN fiotret aw: | POR SA Too Fetnes near Sa we Onuer | POE SALE_# DECIDED, BANQAINS 7 PELE BR SALE=703, 193 8S, NWy G07 AND 700 20 | fee me meget dtm 1 8 itract of the Ternaalied gre "ib pe Pay at Bt. DLW.» £245 6th st, 2.8 a caw : abc ae gu! . é , 4 SPECULATORS AND BUILDERS, a28-s eet eer eee APY ee Se ee PGE SALE, A FRONTAGE OF 148 FEET BY THE of the U. 8. Capitol. Compare them with the Utopian depth of 90 feet on 3d st. east, between E and Fst, ‘SALE—1924 10TH ST, N. WI WILL BELL | ie cae ccnemess fstwer, water, Be’; very demrabie grotusd for spring Fee eaitoable price aud on terme to suit, this ele: | "ot Aub, Lata 10 ad 11 at 38. Satine; price - Cua. MoLUEN. ant and carefully coun Fecentlybuitt | Sduare gud-Lote 15 10 and 17. at Ae. “mi * sen B Gh baler p eee RTROES [Me ccc nema cen | Re ey oe ee eee 1 . -. Bol 'sand Mr. a ine’ ‘tt os rene erect ts rear Address Hey DOUG. | fertecttitles in very cote-s yep & REPETTI, cap be uch prices an to Tender ther wot ee a oe nT enon” | mbleee ad 2 quick returns may be sealized. CHAS. A. Mo" JOR SALE—A PRETTY LITTLE LOT ON M ST. Dw» 19x75: ouly €1425; easy terms. OWNER, EVEN, 1420 Fat. ‘mhlo-7 FOR SALE 1003 FST. NW. 26 FEET FRONT. ZS roomarinenoplent order ined. dmpe sou | nom 41831 Fat Be. 31 AND 22, SQUARE 74%, niS-1w Waldir, | JOR SALE WO LOTS OX 147 BTRRET Nw. | petrulNeeg acetic jects R_SALE—1000 26TH ST, BRICK: aoe on this inet toro ending into | “sche. Se fee APACE URN, 1420 Frat. Bigg: 10 roome; ok GEO.W. LINKING. | $25) ‘init ringe B * HH SHE COOK” | WROR SALESPLEABANT PLAINS, ADJOINING Snho-w jad Hata nw. | Pinks tn Thiet. | Fecha Manche east, 120000 fect. \ALE—1 }URBS, A NEW NINE-| WOR SALE—ON Fe rings nal igble, quarter Fieger ‘capt a, beautifn uuidine sie of acre of gro 5 Fi cash, t ; must ry Fe Satance “on™ lone "idlitese “box 8, Stat | asked, but no ee a PS TE WAINEEE A CO, FREE Stier buaso, ‘980, CONTAINING 83,47: 2.w.; brick; 9 rooms; brick stable; mB aug op. he Sriiear ach stn. brick alot e20. Wien & RUTH sear ath stn Ww \ts, lot 80, st ide, pent Jot 81, —= This) affords the finest 2 chewy. ‘VERY BEST CORNER. . fe Tous 4 2617540 antey. | FOE, ection only 42x88 fect: Seg geome ta eam | |B Gt a pee ie GEMS | as eee See ooh 1B Me }; LOT 20 Bs he fo =) 2 4 ‘inguire on premises, 212086 ne. __mb2-Lm+ "| 7 She Lote oo a ee upout DOx7s to | house should sew muhis-3t Fenris Se ne omcet 2 tin piensa mee Deen, SALE-410TS MERIDIAN HILL, CHEAP: 2 ioe Seems Om ee Sree ee not Hee 1 sine = *Sanele ‘st, near Dupont Circle, 20x90 to alley. | 4Cal. st, aa eee FR wre oc Ei oD Ceca = canteens aero 3