Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1887, Page 4

Indications for the 2 hisrs commencing at Sp. For District of Columbia. and Vi rains, slightly cooler, variable winds, shift northwesterly nginie, Bent fient Norica.—Although beet and smoked meats have advanced nearly two cents a pound we are ens- Bin fo seu our teat beef at our former pricos at Ing contracted ahead for our meats.” We best temierioln at 20c., sirloin Ine, round stock F2ye., prime MD Toast 15e., Dew-drop corn 1se. Datis'snall sugar-cured ham at 160. Ic. We can sell the best cuts at the lowext prices as we buy In large quantities for our stalis It mare kets, thus enabling us to keep a large supply alz Wwayson hand, which 15 an advantage we have Over other stores ‘New York 3 rt COF, 34 and Tndlana ave., et & Hoover, Proprietors. auees for Corrugated Ki n Baving them, od great $1.23 sale. “a around and seen the ren's Carriages sold Dy and see iy ‘stock of 4 Penusyivania ave, sk Harpwane D Insist ‘Yale Locks. Tae HamMoxp Tyre Writer. John C. Parker, Agent for the District of Columbia, 617-619 7th st. STAINED Grass S BSTITETR, 411 7th st. nw. For Washington dremed beet go to John Kelly, stall 625, #29 and 60 Center market. ExTRa VAtvE.—Good Pur Derbys, $1.50; fine, 7th'street! Dest, $2.50, at ALT. Lewis, 43 es _Hempler's, ave., cor. 434. ‘Humax artifical CITY AND DISTRICT. ge Amusements To-night. Natiowar.—Sol Smuth Russell in “Pa” Arzaven's—“The Little Tycoon.” E Sturer Rrvx.—Prof. Gleason's Horse Taming. ‘Hanais’.—“Lost in London.” Manassas PaNonawa.—Day and evening. Kixawan's.—Comedy and Variety. Dive Mvsgvw.—“Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” Condensed Locals. ‘This morning there ws colored babies found, one in the e bounded by 6th, 7th and Lstrevts and New York avenue, and one at the torner of T and 11th street “Earthquakes” was the subject of an interesting and instru Capt. ©. E. Dution at mm Saturday afternoon, the es of Saturday lectures. The lec- redied ected officers for the President, Charles F. William 3. Houghton er, John Cook; sec- ual dinner will be qetary, P_L. Bonnet. began at five sun, if he was on sau his northward | and was seriously hurt about ick against « tree box and a night Dr. Le will en copal church atone time . Charles M. Epis: ch. 1ith street line of the crgetown fallroad, was kicked | In the abdonien by a horse Saturday <ind badly in- jared. F Waiter Johnson, a son of School Trustee Henry at’ his father's home, 2052 17th ‘Yhe funeral takes’ place this n rat of Mother Catharine Euphemia, su- he “Order of Sisters of Charity” 1n the Dnited took place today at St. Joseph's academy, Sung, Ma. and was attended, by depttations trom the us houses in charge of | the in this city, Bultimore and Philadelphia, the rumors published concerning the Proposed Catholic University, to be located In thts city, 1s one that Bishop Keane, of Richmond, who 4s Bow in Rome, fs to be its president. It ts stated that Bishop Keane's resignation from the see of Bichmond has been forwarded to the vatican. ‘Mr. Charles Davis has been elected a delegate by the Pressmen’s Union to the international conven- oa, Which meets in Buffalo next Jone. An exemplified copy of the will of the late Juliet Georgeanna Elliott was received by Register Clagett from Charleston, S.C., for record this morning. “Sani Brown, a colored coupe driver, was fined $5 1n the Police Court to-day for allowing his horse Yo stand on the street last night for five hours ‘without any covering, or food or water. qyntiurday night, between s and 9 clock, Ofer ‘Montgomery ‘arrested a young colored ‘woman pamed Liziie Thomas, on a change of “shoplift- ‘at Lansburg’s store. on 7th street. She was Feleased on $5 solinteral, which was forielved in ‘The Police Court tnis morning. ar. Joseph H. Bradiey was somewhat worse this morning. etQhert Matthews, a colored bor, was given, GO im jail by Judge Sneil to-day for ‘stealing Stine coal rom te Baltimore and Oblo raroad. Sethe Plano and organ Kecital at the Bradbury Palace of Music Satuntay afternoon, was enjoyed ‘by fully five hundred persons. A’ pleasing gram was furnished by the following arse: f. Chas. B. Donch’s Orchestra, Prof. Stnith, cor- netist, Marine Band, Miss M. E. Wickware and ‘Senor’ Don Manue! F. Azpuria, pianists, and Mr. ‘Geo. Becker, organist. —o—— Buried With Honors. FUNERAL SERVICES YESTERDAY OVER THE REMAINS OF RRV. PARKER B. SWEET. ‘Yesterday afternoon the funeral of the late Rev. Parker H. Sweet, who was for a quarter of a cen- ‘tury the Grand Secretary of the order of Odd ‘Fellows and for nearly a third of a century a local minister of the Methoutst Protestant church, took lace from the church on Congress street, in West fashington. The church was crowded,” he re- mains Were escorced to Oak Bill cemetry by the Grand Canton, Washington Patriarchs —Mili- Yant, Columbian and Grand Encampment Priendship Lodge, aad the Grand Lodge an Members | of | ilier Dodies of dd Fellows. “i jose present were Theo. Koss, Sovereign Grand’ Secretary; A. Jenks, Assist” ant Sovereign Grand Secretary, and J. M. Jones, Grand Secretary of Maryland, all of Baltimore. ‘The services Were opened with prayer by Kev. J. W. Trout, of North Carolina Avenue clureh. Kev. SB. Treadway, of East Wasuington, read the lesson and Rev. Drs. J. L. Mills, of ‘9th street church, and LW. Bates inade addresses, the latter Speaking of Mr. Sweet's services as a minister. Then followed services by the Odd Fellows, conducted by Grand Master W. P. Allan and Grand Chaplain Stier. Tp the cem>tery the Services were conducted by Key. Mr. Benson and the rites of the order were performed, ‘The pall- bearers were chosen from among the Odd Feliows, | and were as follows: Grand Lotze, E. C. Grumiey; Wer Dufour; Grand Can ynbian Encaunpment, C. Fricndsaip Lodge, A! S. onal Drill. COMPLETING THK AKKANGEMESTS POR THR GREAT MILITARY PAGKANT (ND PARADE. Drill committee treasurer reported that he had au the guarantee fund, which 35 fixed at $25,000, Fits were accepted, on the Yormal blanks issued by the secretary, of seven- turned for cor- ymeeting. ‘Thirty the applies ‘The grounds tor tae camp grounds, iying around the athe drill ground 1s : om ee be udets bay for sev- y Yo the National drill to com- » offered for cadets at they must be from some auiverstiy, military Which, It is held, debars the Luzie Douglass, colored, es at thetr home, 1730 B Frers.—The children while playing wi Fervet, Sat fe The Guinage was wit stand, at the corner of 43 street and Penusyivauta aver jue northwest, was damaged by tire last might to ‘Ube extent of $5. ‘we Wasi Sesaton Of th: Abmgdon, Va., Elected 16 eldety Myers, John T Boye = W. IL Piegsauts, Bern miu, M. K. Jenkins, y ig, Martin, G. W. Staples, kers nh Bare elected to deacons’ orders: D. W. kuer, M. Merman, Elward Moore, “Jolunson, B. 8. Ps +d. We lexander. bership kins, J, GM. Abi, nking, ‘Thos, | Nash and | RE Sexi rue Raw@koaD vor DaMaces.—Messrs, Harry E. Davis and Guton Miller, tor Mr. Francis Miller, on saturday entered suit against the Balti- ore and Ohio Kallroad company to recover 96.560 for 1 wustained in the accident at the on ue tnt Cowrmaarions BY Brehor Paxet.—Bishop Paret ¥islted two of the elty parishes yesterday and con- Rrmed large clasws. At 11 o'clock the bishopcon- bo Lrimed « class of eighteen at the Church of the In- fafbation, and th the afternoon he visited St. Joan's chiireh and contrmed Mtty-six persons. In the evening he visited St. John’s chapel, at 22d kaert and Virginia aventie, in the saiue’ parish, and coutirined 4 class of twenty-five persons. Covnr.—Business at ing to-day, the num- mart was oust tert prisoners being 6+, so many that the cells | were find, a nomber were seated in the dock, and thhers in te “ourt room. ‘These did not include the detendan'® who vad left couateral and given bail, The police reporta for two days ending at 8 Gowek this morning footed up 1:23 cases; 91 col ored and iz white. There were but two of the Bamier ander 1% years of age. - Mie Sats. Canta will be at the Church of the sernsion on Tuesday, the Zuth inst, and not Pemeday the 2200. The Tax-Lien Certificates Preblem. ‘WHAT COLLECTOR COOK SAYS OF THE NEW LAW. “If Mr. Atlee demands that we sell that prop- erty at once,” said Collector Cook to-day, referring to the matter of the proposed sale of property upon Which Hen certificates exist, “I don't see but what the Commissioners will have to comply, regardless of their desire in the matter. But the sale may easily be delayed until the time for the regular sale in September by our failing to complete the Usting of his property until that time. ‘The law Says this must be done from the date of the demand of the holders of the certificates. We have other matters to attend to in this office, so that the sale, you see, may be easity delayed until the District ahall be tully pre- pared to defenditsinterests. An im| feature ofthe new law in this regard 1s that when such Property 15 sold the owner is Invested with a good valid title from the date of sale thereof. BY the old law, When the property was sold we Assued a certificate upon which, it the property | as not redeemed within thé two years pre- seribed, we issued a tax deed. It 1s possible for complications to arise under this new law. For instance, let us suppose that Trent certain (prop- erty of you which 1s advertised for sale for taxes, ‘Now then, to prevent my betng Inconventenced in any way, I determine to buy the p-operty in at the tax sale. Ido soe ‘Then, as I have a good and ‘alld title to the property, which 1s subject only to redemption within two years, it will not be necessary for me to pay the rent of the property, as I had done before I purchased it.” —— ‘ New Suburban Subdivisions. “PETWORTH” AND THE MAKSHALL. BEOWN FARM TO BE SUBDIVIDED AND LAID OUT IN BUILDING SITES. Adeed has been placed on record by which Eugenia P. Warren transfers her half interest in the country place of the late B. Ogle Tayloe to B. H. Warner, B. H. Warder, M. M. Parker, E. A. Paul and others. The half interest contains 102 acres, and the price paid was $129,160. This sale was effected some three weeks ago, and the particulars were given in THE Star at that time. Mr. Payne, who married the other daughter of Mr. Tayloe, re- tains for himself and his children, his wite being dead, the remaining half interest ih the property, and the understanding 1s that he will ‘unite with the new owners in subdividing the entire tract of 204 acres into Dullding sites and placing it on the market. ‘This tract les on the east side of the 7th street Toad, with its southern boundary line f¢ lowing the Rock Crcek Church road, and the north- east boundary adjoining the Marshal! Brown farm. of 183 acres, Which 1s how owned by the persons named above. It is the intention to subdivide the whole tract of 387 acres into sirets and avenues, which will not only correspond with the lines of the streets and avenues of the city, but will be of the Sane Width—110 and 90 feet’ for the cross streets, and the avenues of the sume width as in the ety. within a reasonable time ———— ARRESTED IN CUMBERLAND. — rper Green has been arrested in Cumberiand, Md., for the police authorities here. “He ts charged with housebreak- ing, in entering the warehouse of the Inland and Seaboard Coasting company in January last. Wile Ham, aliasJuck Honesty. who it is alleged ‘was a pal of Green, in the affalr, was arre: er the ropbe ted shortly ¥ by Oiicer Hall of theSouth Wash. | ct, and Was convieted February 14th fo two Years in the penitenuary, iy that Green will be indicted, sent —————— A. PERSISTENT HOUSEBREAKER.—TWwO or three ues during Lie past month, Ue house of Mr. Au gustus De@rummond on Maryland avenue south- , has been Visiled by a man Who managed Lo effect an entrance each time. Private dete y engaged to Watch for the my: urday night while they were on duty negro made his appearance on Ube premises and attempted to enter, when one of the detectives sta ped, A Marker Hovsr Merex.—Late Saturday night, at theO street_ market, Wm. Ferguson, ‘colored, Was placed under arrest. by Special Officer Vetr, coloved, for disorderly conduct, and a tussle en- sued, during which the prisoner's revolver was Hourished. “Men and women took part in the fight, during which John McDouall, a carpenter, living at 104 4th street northwest, who went to the officer's assistance, was struck on the head and bis skull is supposed to be frac. s locked up andthe injured man was atiended by Dr. Taylor. ‘This morning in the Police Court te prisoner Was charged wit carrying concealed weapons and disorderly con- duct. He was fined $50 or 90 days for carrying the revolver, and $5 or 15 days for the disorderly conduct. ea PROMINENT KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS CoMING.—It 18 expected that within a few months the supreme oilicers of the Knights of Pythias of the world will visit Washington, Their object is to make an ex- amination into the accounts of the supreme sec- Tetary of the endowment rank. A comuntttee of one from each subordinate lodge will make ar- Tangements for the entertainment of the dis- Unguished visitors. ———— Rossenres Rerortep.—James G. Bates, No. 658 Pennsylvania avenue Southeast, reports ‘the lar- ceny of a silver watch worth $17. Cole and Craig, of the Thyson house, reports stoien $12 worth ol clothing. Lucien Cole, 1102 9th street southeast, reports that lis house was broken open Saturday night and robbed of clothing worth $9.80. George W. Gessford, No. 718 8th ‘street, reports stolen from his house, clothing and other articles worth $10. —— -—_ Forttnatr ror Coakiev.—Policeman Hagan ar- rested on Saturday ona telegram from Chief of Police Robinson, of Savannah, Ga., Michael Coakley, a Young man, charged with stealing 365 from Woman in that city. “Subsequently a tele gram was received from Clitef Robinson, stating that Coakley was not wanted because the com- plainant was too poor fo pay the expense of the prisoner's transportation to Savannah, and he Was released from custody. ee Svtxa A Laon Uston.—Mr. Rutledge Wilson has, tor Josepuine and Anne M. Fowler, by Jacob M. Hetsiey, next triend,filed a bill inequity against P.L, OBrien et al., of Local Union No. 1, Brother- hood of Carpenters and Joiners, to recover $93.93, balance of the death Deneft or Atnbrose Fowler, who died December 18th, 1885. ‘They claim that the society assumed to pay the Same to their trus. tes, and the latter, after paying the expenses of the funeral had $140.89 left, one-third of which was paid the oldest child, leaving the balance, $99.93, in the hands of the treasurer, Joun T: ater. They set forth thelr needs, and ask a de- eree ds above. ——— SUPERIOR FURNITURE aT AvcTIoN.—Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, Will “sell “to-morrow, at 10 ’k, at No. 814 Connecticut avenue northwest, & superior collection of houseuold effects. For Particulars see advertisement, Japanese PORCELAIN EMBROIDERIES. &C., aT AUC- Tios.—AS Will be seen in the advertisement in another column, Mr. Dowling will begin on Wed- nesday morning’ next, at his art rooms, th and Pennsylvania avenue, the sale of an important col- jon of Japanese Porcelain, Embroidertes, Curios, &c., now on exhibition and attracting the aitention “of connoisseurs and others who are Judges of Oriental art. ——— ‘Tar PrRstay aXp TURKISH EXmiorTs.—Duncanson Brothers, oth and Dstreets, open the exbibition of Oriental rugs, carpets, poriieres and embroideries tomorrow.” ‘They call the special attention of comnoissetirs to the antique and silk rugs, which Will be found very rare abd exceedingly chotce in de and texture. Ladies are invited : various makes of Eastern por- Heres, Wluch cover over fifty numbers of the cata logue? Bulgarian doylies. exquisitely tabie covers, “yeilow Damascus sil swords, Soft Turkish morocco slippers are in large quantities. See the advertisement for further de- ——— Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tix EVENING Star. ‘THe CHURCHES.—The only non-resident cle1 meu that officiated In churches here yesterday were Skinner, at the First Presbyterian chureh, and Presiding "Elder Rogers at the M. E. church south. Kev. I F. Bishop, the new pastor of Trinity M. E. church, entered upon his pastorate and Was werily received by his congregation. de jan, of the Free Methodist church; reached is farewell sermon last night at the | itis Church on ee street, and leaves this week | jor his new mission. Rev. D. ‘ot New Jersey, will succeed him, eee Funexat.—The funeral of Mr. John Wentzel gook place to-day from his residence on King st hear Alfred. He died Saturday evening mueh re- gretued by many friends. Mr. Wentzel caine here from Gerinany and has carried on his business in this elty Tor over tnirty years ‘orks.—The Circuit Court of Alexandria, Jud; Jaines Keith, opened jon here titsmorning St Uhe Court House and wil! be occupied for some days with clvil cases. —— Work with the new Toad machine Just received by the Alexandria county ‘Supervisors Was begun to-day under the direction of Superintendent Hateh.— Small gangs of men are now leaving for the fishertes, which Will be late i Uus year. Itty sald here thatthe Midland and ee poreet bee oy colupanies are uniting ‘compromising and setting Claims 108 f at the Four Mile Kun di: cf may ee ier. John Bunce has ‘Miller $2,500. ow a ae pure wool, wide double- oi RENCH SATTINES, finest quality, Wane thian suum, aoe Tice ih CLOTH, pure ‘wool, Yhetaer beeen taor, « eR CA Pep tats ‘double width, fine qual- i Sigrennes wel 350 HORSE DISS GO, pa ULACK S71 AaPeD. Sita Ven ET, 81.15 wide double fold, in beautiful spring all new styles, EDUCATIONAL IAN Spring Style tints in three shades, Fens ith wide of 6 ‘near 16th b 7 Spheas prices fof Front directly fornia this week, to aoe = Sha an SteCclass investmenta, AP. FARDOR. 21,283,253, AUERBACH & BRO., 623 Pa, ave. meso xontin 1326 F st. aa ‘FINE LOT ON ‘SIDE OF 8 Hahn’s Great $1.23 Sale. Es near EEsi00 with two amall brick back See ad., 2d page, _ "column, 2 Saati yet a2 Geng ie Peres, "1526 Fat, ing. ‘Try it. Ask $5 Everlasting Bag. ivory Starch does ARSE A Ny aE SRE your grocer for it. “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s Beat im the World. Indestructible $10 Trunk. r. Becker's, 1345 Baum’s mera Glue” sso Fade chins &c.6m ALE-LOTS—FOUR SMALL LOTS 18 tuare ‘S07, test, comer. ee Ves Gone: Mta’ou’ Warder, Ludo jancock av Giles ts on’ SoBe ‘009. Bane teote R SALE_A FEW CHOICE LOTS IN WHITNEY alight advance on original price: ited; bulldlnen about to bo greed: now is ihe aime > bay for an advance. DAVID D. STON MP et ALE — A CORNER LOT, Sore, FRONT, ‘Alreckty opposite pposite Grant Circle: will be offered for & et hath fe eR DAVID D. BIONE, 1226 F at. 7 150 FEET FRONT ON 14TH ST.8.E, SE, Fa Fy ee rite ne 1345 Pa, ave. €0 business, satisty Oar counters and shelving Are overloaded with the choicest selections of the latest productions cf Foreign and Domestic Looms. ‘The assortment is the largest and finest we have ever shown, and far surpasses any previously exhibited by us. To those desiring Dress Materials of any kind we would suggest that the present time affords the oppor- tunity of securing the choice before our usual rush of Every desirable Novelty, as well as the best standard grades of plain materials, we have on exhibition in our well-lighted Dress Goods Department, which affords great advantage to purchasers in selecting shades and. colors, a8 well as to distinguish quality of Fabrics, ‘We would call special attention to a number of spe- cial materials suitable for Spring Wea ‘Tweeds, Kerseys, Cheviots, Heather Mixture,Checked and Striped Albatross, Camels’ Hair, Foule Diagonals, Serges, Hair Lines, Foule Beige, English Checks, Scotch Mixtures and all other styles and brands known to the Dry Goods trade. For Jackets we have a fine assortment of Broad Cloth, Pilot Cloth, Covert Cloth, Scotch Tweed, Eng- lish Repellants, Checks and Plaids, For good, reliable material we stand as heretofore, SECOND TO NONE IN QUALITY OF PRICE. ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST, ‘You have “carte blanche” to our store at all times, 80 if you will only come and say you admire our styles and approve of our selections you will at least partly FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN PROPERTY Yeast Waaliniton. the dewand for pr BBR OU. RRR GGG WA | tis section is daily hicreasine aud taut « advanced prices. This isthe tue to pure Eee OU u Rak & GO HH | SUB ON enl OF GROUND Pole a LELTLE Bp UU RR Goo HH | MONEY. CHAS. A. MCEUE isp “uy oR OR “GGG OH OH BSS TH20F ste. f_BEAU GORNEK LOT ON orth Capitol si. ecnouitcally sayed.; price Ooe or aq, ft. exceedinily cixeap at Bon gem 00, | Mubloiw: ALLEN ¢- CLARK, 605 F st. nw ae’ BEBERRO O LOT ON MEI fy RUBE ROO ‘tad BBB R R00 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH ST. LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. RRR st. VANCE LEWLS, Hom 30, Lebrott buildinganbrsi-3t5 1 SALE—30,000_ SQUARE FEET GROUND ON Fae Heist at t 1S conta; 3.000 feet at 29 cts: 000 it 13 cents: ‘00d PAB Sistoke, we Fee nw. Tse ue 108 BALI -10, 000. “SQUARE | FEET OF ( ‘OF GROUND on wages of N Ainth Tee! aieeth On ip ‘This is one of the most desirable corners for in that section of theeity. Apply to ALBERT O20 Fst. bw. ub R SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SIT: Fe ‘Metropolitan Branch; plenty of shade: water’ goed society close to stations By half acre, ecre oF Ave acres. Ai st nw. FOR SALE LOTSA CAP, NEAR PANK. 750. FR Columbia Heights, to 6 ft, Whitne ‘Mount Pleasantand Piessant Piain Gorners, Larel, Linden and Bound’ bax f BRIG ‘wood ; contains nearly six acres :improved by eleven- room FrameDwelling,F rame Stableand Carriaye House Fpom for to oraee snd twocows, alzoa two-story Frame Building, wl ‘been used as carpenter shop. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, mbi9-6t 12236 F st.hw._ OR SALE—FINE LOT ON NST., BETWEEN 17TH st. and Connecticut ave, 234x119 fect; fronts id has Frame Dwelling on it renting for $10 F fouth ani Per month. Will be sold at reasonable furure, TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 6 F st. nw. FOR SALE VERY EDN OT IN ‘Whitney Close; one of tho very best in the whole subdivision, at original price for afew days" Also, Sev eralother good lots. TYLER & RUTHER OID, Pst. mW. anus on BATE i {vision Mingwood place subai sion, Whitey Glows aubdivision and Prospect Hill subdivision. o-6t" TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1 VOR SALE—THREE FINE LOTS, EACH 50X1. south side of Columbia road, bet, 4th and 1othsts. extended; also Lotsin Blocks 14,15, 16, 18, 19 and 20, Meridian Hill, ‘TYLER & ‘wer REORD, OR SALE-FOUR LOT: near North Capitol and M, each 6c. per foot; a good investment for. capital. JOHN SHER! ain 1656x67 One’ acre of ground, 7th sts, cei Trinubull aud Howard aves, with lark brick welling: $11,000 i NO. BOWLES & CO.,1221 F st._ E—EAST HALF OF SQUAKE 1087. Frontage on 17th st, east 136 feet. Frontage on Massachusetts ave. 217 feet Frontage on South Bst. 161 feet eae is FQOR SALE — CHEAP Lots 1 subdivision, at the head of ich, 63,000 ak PROSPECT HILL rth Capitol st, 90, outfall a ual Seance ao stuail payments down, aud balance on very easy teria. sf CHAS. A. SICEUE Gmblo he ww ts tee OE ree een Ce sirable G Fr me MUNGHAS. A. MCEUEN, _mh19-7t 1420 F st. nw. (OR SALE_FRONTAGE OF 126 FEET BY THE depth of 90 feet on E st., between 3d and 4th sts. ihe.; gas, Water, sewer, &c.; desirable building xround. CHAS. A, MCEUEX mh19-7t BARGA we Tsth and Lot; abe Sraeer parte CLCLANK, G05 F st. nw. ee OF 148 FEET BY THE DE front on East. Capitol st atract of tite tarnished pr aub19-Lw ROR SALE—A FI m18 |B depth of 90 feeton Sd st. cast, between Baud Fsts.: Bag fees, Mat Sees Nery desirable wrennd tor spring i CHAS. A. ilding; price low. OR sate- Block 3. “Band 6 at 75c. Block 6. West 3s lot Sut 400. Block 9, Noth = Sand dae se. mbh16 LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL. No, 20 at 40c. per foot. |No, 13 and part of 12 ft pert! No, ai. ALSO, No, 12, block 6, Whitney Bri Goes Bg ky ree ‘Three-story Brick House, CLAUDIUS B. JEWELL, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, | improvements, 1015 5 | st-nw. A NUE sub-division aa to Fender them not nt to hold, but ove from. returns may be realized. CHAS. A. Fat. mhis7 VOR SALE-LOTS 21 AND fronting 97 tee, 83 inchion on Ne between Land M sis, and 171 feet, Jackson st, 18,500 fest. A bargain at 1 “mh19-7¢ C.A. MCEUEN, 142 ROR SALE—PLEASANT PLAIN: Columbia Heights on the east; ikreat bargain for a few days ouly. mhi9-7t CHAS. (OR SALE—SOM: ney Close; bargais _mb18-3t OR SALE—MERIDIAN HILL—I HAV! ber of the very Dest Lots m1 Block 11, ‘Sze. per foot. lock, a7 aa Ber foot. Block 21. 8,9 aud part of 7 se BOE. Der foot. 2 rooms, with moder square fee whieh pay a EXFORD, y | and Q sta. $3.25 per foot. ‘Pures wishing to Pur- chase a site Toran elegant residence, or for two nice houses, should examine this. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F st. qh ist 8 Kellogg Building. Dest for the price in mh Ovr New Stock oF SPRING OVERCOATS ‘Embraces a great variety of every grade, from 87 to ‘the finest silk-lined. Glad to have you look at them. ‘We have opened about 50 dozen NECKTIES of all the latest shapes. Look at them. ‘They arethe the city. NOAH WALEER & CO., 625 Pennsylvanis avenue. R SALE—4 LOTS MERIDIAN HILL, CHEAP: 1 Jot Jot at extended, Soe os BL; 7 BL. ms 3 ot'17'n, Mass av 8.¢. Teel a alase, af tee Boe ‘Lot on 28th st. n.w., near P, 19x60, $500, mhis<st _OSTHANDEI & SLALY, 1410 N. Y. SOME SPLENDID LOTS ON between L and M sta n.w., ai only 82.7: B.H. WARNER & CO AOR SALE te foot _inh18-2t JOR SAL EAST WASHINGTON BARGAINS— 2 Lots on Pennsylvania ave, near Ith st. the deepest lot only 100 feet, fronting two strects, G aud Penh. ave., at Use. per foot; the cheapest ground in the souiljeasi¢en section, “also,” Lots on D sty near Both Se. 100 feet front anid 80 deep to, wide alle Per foot, “Open until pan. EAST” WASHING: REAL ESTATE CO. 611 Fat. Fe SALE—SOME SPLENDID LOTS IN SOUTH. Wishington ona concrite. etree icLaan ave bes ees 8 aid O anid aud $5 ate apidly improving Ueleuborhoud. “Price per lot only $430.00 8? mh18-3t l. WARNER & Cv. 916 F st. n.w. ‘OR SALE—TWO CORNER LOTS ONL. ST., BE- tween 15th and 21st sts. n.w.;one lot on CG, between 14th and 15th se. Owner, Room 10, Kell ing. ml ite OR SALE—TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS plaids, popular prices, special. colors. _mn18 Sere Day Goova. Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is stocked to its utmost capacity with new and desirable things for EARLY SPRING WEAR. Among tho SPECIAL THINGS we mention a 36-inch TWILLED SUITING in Gray and Brown mixtures at 25¢. 4-4.and 6-4 FRENCH CLOTHS in new spring colors, French and American SATTEENS in great variety. A splendid line of DRESS GINGHAMS instripes and In our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT we have all the leading brands of Brown and Bleached Muslins at Extra good quality BLEACHED SHEETING, 21¢. 96 dozen % Colored Bordered NAPKINS, 60 cente— 50 rolls STRAW MATTINGS in plain and fancy CARPETS AT COST. 636 Pa, ave., south side, near 7th st. em north wide of Sit iw between 18th au 224x100 each; price 8L39 per sgare f bas mhis-st 5 OR SALE—LOTS 11_ AND fario ave, Moridian Mili at BLOCK 10, ON. ‘These are the best in the block and are eastiy worth 35c. Apply atonce. mh17-6t_ ‘8, C. HILL, cor. 8th aud F sta. POE SALES WEST HALF OF (59) fronting on Sth st. n.e., between E aud F, Soc, cdausale Gifeet fronton Met n.., between North ol U1 feet front on Nord Oapitol st, near 3, (adjoining ground is held at #1.) 60c. 60 feet front on 3d st. n-w., betwech O and P, 60c,, (00 feet front on O st. n.w., between 21st abd 22a, 00. #70 fine lots, Pennsylvania ave. between 6th and 7th sts, ne,, (no waste ground,) 81.50. Beautiful building lot, 30 feet on N st,, between 17th and 18th n.W., $2.25. ‘SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, mhi6-6t 927 Vt, PORsALE-vA Cae tre Ruma eet iTS, PSR bite atbehe one Mona oe ‘OR SALE—SEVERAL Vi on. Meridian “Hill building purposes. LY DESTIARL, rat shas nvestete Oe for A. P. FARDON, {OR SALE—A SPLENDID BUILDING LoT at., north side, 40x70. Cull at once. GEO. SINS, cor. 19th and H sts.n.w. FOR SALES A MAGNIFICENT BUILDING on at, betwen 28th and 18th ste, nw fide; front forty (40) fect: wide alley in the nortlt JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, information inguire at Room 10,Glo¥er bulb 1nd ALE_A PRETTY LITTL a Ror sa ae ry E LOT ON MST. Bisuors Carson x7 31 F Moy A25; easy terms, aan OWNER, SALE-TWO LOTS ON 14TH STREET Syren ge a BARGAIN-HEAVY GRO GRAIN BLACK E SHAWLS, at a ee arg S Joh Cream, Biue and oe ra ea fine quality, Oe, D CASH CU a8 Size Tecan Bridal wort! tach customer who buys 810 or oven he Ter as:-box inspectors, Blanche sher- Word ais & hint OF METS at Keraan's.— Adel, 000 each. These are the only low iin Rauiaite Teatet Aztine fy, Chspped end Rongh | sow obtaimabiecn this fest thorot orate Beauistully smooth Softand Clear faralusirtrseey | mecoustn, dE not ‘sold in ‘stew “SOE CoD RN Pe Tonen, 25 conta. ‘Try it. Guaranteed to Le eae fect sutisiaction, “For ale at some cf the principal ON BT SISOS doe ose pues ran Diocee aa ye eee FN tah ana Rose CaN EEE? x Hoh a 16. BISHOP, Drags Soa foot mat be wot clone w Parner Hoe ; . P reasobable offer re e1l-Sm oe RES dleeda aished to purchaser, Ationtion is also vied it Gti tt age B26. Potnaphieris ave. 5.6, LOT, SOUTH secs eet dies and steel itting. Ri 4 ‘Soap 2th gutting. Hubber x80: very os emt fe ‘Reyaline or oe gee wei + HOT AIR FURNACES. FRENCH RANGES. SEXTON’S LATROBES, ‘THE BEST IN THEIR LINE. ooracerse: JOBBING SOLICITED. Matsa ete KLY, GOS: tien st now. ‘Personal Supervision in all cases, tt sgolieoiigaiy ae P. G, RILEY, 609 12th street northwest. 230 to St Pats ters = wubne aw GLO. WL or: 1h a i Sake Res SO ci | Pe Biss aS ST. ’. NORTH 4 N HOTEL ‘NSTRUCTION IN MUSIC FOR BEGINNERS OB io hg ty yy Re mh19-6t 1216} Fst. now. the — 19-Lau* Fi vonvTioN IN SHORT HAND SLOAN.DU teugbt in soya, tauekt fn bweiyg boars. ample an AB eo: Brscionsay Gruten cy mait Catterall Grado hae Shisee LOAN-DUPLOYAN SHORTHAND—AFTER FOUR study of a serena tats: fet a all ee otoapl? jei-2m ee a See per days UTTALI, OCEAN END. OF SOUTH agiy ‘F words Por innate abd inipives with ever} toe ae {and Pando | 2 Caroling are. ne By REGARr, 2 eerees ae eee — se ——— mhi ‘Phila.; address 1935 went 2-9 Attorney-at-Law, Warrenton, Va ms lich oer A ‘best investme — Te EPARTMENT or STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE- by SO Mitt, cor. Sth aad Eman OARS BAe | PPE LANCASTER 9|D tart ore Sheet Es sen wre es ICERIAN HUSINESS COLLEOT. pauare ent anata "Gloss ae Nations) th and dD en A ny Oy aed ‘some of weich are Sees ety Stadente properct for Liveeeeie ess in from and which I will sell at Ww te five months. ea of ‘mall advance to immediate buyera. ‘Terms—\ cash, Aisne s,s. ey 2h Shorcamis tenet. Shorthand “Gheatim theaees tae falance 1, 3, Sand 4 years. Call at onc Pace ILL. P.O. Box 1016. Na pesupe Sent eee ‘Day and mhi9.7¢ Real Estate, Si aud ela, Cac pore SANTI CITY, ‘Telephone call 874-2) FOSS Sw R SALE— TWO VERY HANDSOME SOUTH a UARANTEE aS TEAC! ON Frracionon bef, 20th and Zim at ows mute: | Soy Ua CRRA Oe Griese ecg ferveat in afer pea cdsomie Fee ‘speculatio Dowiedae of Grainy: eceasaty <Wesns inne Hut, end Fa mhio-70" Sears HOUSE, PACIFIC AVE, ATLAN§ , Koos 11, May Building, corner fih'snd Ee mks Swe OB SALE O1 ‘CHANGE Z ~ ‘Opposlts Taeht “tow ps 66] RENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND.” FOR UNIMPHOVED PROPERTY— and new Iron Pier. Et coo “F ‘a thorough course of prouunctation, #@iome and That handsome Residence on Columbia ave, between | “iit Moet tim SPyreutet and patvtahed by MULE VPRUD: | handsomely Anjabed an sup ed with alf modern im. | T]HE WESTMINSTER, Tiga onda Wether | ee $80,000 square cet of ground, handsomely Pacise and and 6: ‘Call those days at 4-30. | clout Ae. peer 930,000; ferne very ses¥, oF ia warranted to ‘acquire in thirty lessons, rood | ha EOSUIET Sete en ana P ate prom:inelaion anda practical use of the Frenels lane mhé-Tin, Fo SALE 4TH S. E, BET. D AND F2 203100. ADDON HAYS ADDON. HOUSE, aaTKGTO: . = Sas ee eae Bort wet gnd North Carolina are. AUautic ‘ity. wis PO RS MS a Sand3e PO LAWHENCE, ished andimodernized including Ole Cleve rooms 7, 8 and 9 — NCERIAN, BUSINESS COLL F 208 SAEE-FINE. 0 0x ea SESS, PON, CETL OO | mmi9Sge 0 BATES w WHITMAN LS oe Ebvif Hbemscorr_ heres sett stints “altape te Dace | 5 ra DE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J morongh ‘instruction given in Rapa W FE OR SALE A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE ‘ON | GEA SIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CI | Feorepet tnetraction ives, tn Hepa Writing. ths | out ave, 23sge176 feet Watley, coh Aba Connec- foo ene tee ae eae fom hockkeeying, usa raciice Commerc | mhio-at BATES & WH improvements, including Oule Dasscuger ele SERae | Law, ny, Stenography and Type-W Day and evenins sessions 9 8th. Oh portrated Circular (Fee is loptione call 4 2 “th HENKY ©. 5 _ Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Princip Fa SALE—150 FEET FRONT ON NORTH SIDE, of Columbia Koad, Lanier Heights, 8 special TES & WHITMAN, *nh19-3t 1407 F st. nw. Teat and low down grates; now open for the year, fe VANS, CHAS. _mb8:im phan) dee as HE RADNO! STRUCTION ON PIANO AT 50 CE? TSA LES: FOE SAGEEIVE L018 ON ROANOKE, ST. BE. Sour Carctina avenue, below Pacific, tween 13th and 14th sta, Columbia Heights; one tngtle City, Ns | i Sine opine isthe Sree eh ees ee | of Just arian” speculative ae TALIS s Witthitas, TPH REY REVERE, ATi iC CITY, N.J.. | mhLo-3t F stn. ¥. fect | ALE N NORTHE: a AND SOUT! M. DAY. | competent to teach Cus ections ofclty atspecuistite nriee Seta RON | sirable building sites in northwest -fair prices a BY THESEA. ATLANTIC crry, | mb12-1m* examin MCKIBBIN & HEURIN poy cae ae i em? | = = eet BS ae | mntciming am a.m MORRIS | STAiuit he SL STEVENS WANT, Peincinat of | 0) AND AVES NEAR | L 3 aslongion School jocution and Englist Lat Fine 303100. 82; 0 st near 16th. $415, 10 ¥ Aris aR Na ONE og | uae. 2004 Mt. uw. System endorsed by Pavsicians, alley, ine jocatious on Colum 8. Me z g serch mie: 20Fs atid Patron Pidiai Hill and ‘Washington’ Heights at good invest. | Lori" Sai sore thet oa a | nent prices, BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 1008, 1010 F | 200 F a0. | mliL9-3t*_ | VHE SHELBURNE, Saturday. ae SALE TWO ) LOTS ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ATLANTIO CITY, ¥. 5. TOth st. mw. mb8.2w* ‘ each. 5.8 a Ged J.B, HERTFORD, Directly on the Beach. Se ant. | _mhi9-3t 142356 at. Thoroughly Heated Throughout LeDroit Building, F — | (RABLE LOT, CORNER Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths. Teaches Double-entry one “Atith | zalso, CHEE a Mt ‘Open All the Year. c, Penmanstuy and Englial ranches when ae- | j. RHE! D, 65 ‘A. B. ROBERTS. ‘Typewriting, Private Instructions for. Civil 4B Este = Bervice Examinations. Day and evening sessions OR SALE—GHEAP_LOT ON 25TH ie Er a = Yor terms of tuition, &c., call at College ry and X, wath side and rear alley, suitable for ‘build: | YN N ii ig thirtéen or fourteen small hohses: price. 406, per AKE OTICE. (Sis years with Fastn z foot. 3.8. HERTFORD, oo principal of Martyn reial College), _mhi9-7t* 42355 F at REMOVAL , RB SALE CORNER LOT, NORTHWEST. 225 | WE HAVE MOVED OUR STORE FROM 1112 F ST. iy short, ti Pet a clea og Pa inde nage | "SANE MOVED Cun STORE SnOM 2112 E° of eS Ee | Ket price, tO an early purchaser, LOW 7TH ST. UNDER ST. MARC HOTEL. 4 Patni. coat SOHN SHERMAN & CO. TP WHERE WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL OUL OLD CUSTOMERS. The early bird catches the worm. We want the worm NO LESSONS_MES. ADDIE PROSPERI CRID. Canes 1A NO LESSONS Mi OR SALE—ON THI -oln Park, 12th st., near € st. n.e. dn c407 Sti st. se fect of cround, with eastern frontage of 36 feet Linch, | in the shape of customers with dollars in their pockets AR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, and access to alley tn rear. Address OWNEH, Box 49, | to yuy our Clothing. We want 83,000 between this | ML "51a din stn we nearthe Cty Post sfc, this office. JOR OFFER SALE A FINE PRO! erty on north side of Cat. between jd and 434 sts, inches front, 30 fect alley in rear. TOvEuTY GAN BE SUBD! IVIDED TO GREAT AD- VANTAGE: OH. ‘mbl9-6t* “The highest standand business college in An Book-keeping, Business Arithmet cal and Banking Depart ‘Law Reet ‘sree tos and the 10th of April. We must have it, and we are going to cet it by giving you special bargains in all Styles of MEN'S, BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S CLOTH- ING. We have received a splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING. We must sell it early, as we must have the almighty dollars—trade, silver or greenbacks. Now look at the prices we are going to give you: and mind Tucorys Pract. | ents. | ide HORT-HAND STUDENTS T ‘grvssional correspw R SALE—LOT 80, LANIER HEIGHTS, FRON’ s Ecittublan Collese Preparater festh catered fora foe dupe at pee 338 | you take our goods to any three good tailorsand if they | in advance. Particulars at Cajitolcand Het, alas Cenk cig 000 teat | dont may they are are worth one-third morta OX | CqayiTOL, HILL, EVENING. SCHOOL. 27 STH per foot.; Lot 72, Lanier_ Heights, 30: 150 feet at pay us we will give you the gooda, Mind youthisspe- m.+. Instruction given in Book-keeping, Aritin per foot. J.C. COOK, 1749 Penn ave. _mb19-3t | cis} bargain sale lasts only till April 10, then our res- | 1c, Grammar, Geography, Histor JOR SALE-SPECULATORS AND BUILDERS, | ular spring trade opens; but we start thia sale tovet | Orthosraphy.’ Terius neatouable. Jook at these solid investments within a few squares | of the Capitol. Compare them with the Utopian | northwest county schemes: Satuare 1070, Lots 7, 10 and 11, at 18¢. Square $233, Lots 15, 16 and 17, a Square 1004, whole triangle, every foot available, at the money before the season opens. Bargain N over 1,000 Children’s Knee Pants, worth 83 and 75c., down to 50c. 100 Children’s Suits, worth $3 and $3.50, at $2.50; finer onesat sitmilar reductions. Boy's i v OCAL LESSONS, (0% FABIANT (from Paris, Europe), 101s 10th st. naw. Bie. Suits, worth 86.50 and 87.50, at 85. Men's Dusines | WW" asiHINGTON CONSERVATORY, OF MUSIC Perfect titles in every case. Suits at 86, 8 and $10. Now comes the Daisy Dress ‘Cloud Building, comer {th and F n.w. Fighi Inspection solicited by WELLER & REPETTI, Suits. AGenuine English Corkecrew Cutaway Suit, | 0th year. Piavo, Ongai, Koice, Violin. Hlute, Cora, whe Rw) 3 a ee ste oe worth 20, for $14. A Genuine Prince Albert Suit, | “Gio4m= aires. co OR SALE—A GENUINE GAIN UILD- | worth $25, for $17.50. English, you know. Still 5 = iNGUAGES ——— ‘ing lots, 1 lots for $4900, a as Ponte heegna carlos iret suit, sik | "PSE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANG! ng 2226 F Facing, worth $16, for $12; and a Cutaway or Sack 723 14TH ST. N. W, Corkscrew Suit, in Black or Brown, worth $16; these ‘will go for $10, as long as they last; we have but fifty suits. When they are gone you will pay #16 for the next lot. We are waiting for you. Over 1.000 pairs of Pants. $2.25 ones for $1.50: $2.75 for 82; 83.50 ones for $2.50. 5 and $6 Pants for $4 and $4.5 ‘Now if you want bargains come and get them: but if you rather go elsewhere and pay a great deal more for goods notas good, then don't come to us: but if you want bargains now is your time, for you shall have | them, the best you ever got. till April 10. Of course we could not continue these great bargains, as we can't do business at a loss all the time; but now is the time for birds to catch the worm. We want to worm the money out of you for the best bargains you ever got in Cloth- ing. Come and see us. T have returned to Washington after being in Baltimore mannfagtnring clothing for rea, a uh here to stay, ad waht tse ayo jends and customers and as c % bieat my New Store No, 924 7th atreet nog tie two doors below Burdette's dry goods hose. Temean- Axravr Benr & Co. DEALERS 1X SHOES, 211 F ST. NORTHWEST, WILL OPEN THEIR STORE ABOUT MARCH 30ru. Andall other principal cities. | Recvenized as superior to all other similar Institn- | Uueacelied advantages for" learhiine CONVENE ON. Beat of ustive teachers. Fee extremely low WW TERM how for Ladies, Gentlemen and ¢ dren. ‘Trial lessons free. Every Saturday LECTURES incicpardie Aveiro the echoot for Drogen spd admancton e 3 SCHOOL, OF ELOGUTION AND DRAMATIC an Voral Culture and Reading. Private Lessons and ic Classes. Mrs. ADELINE, Dove its iH IN: 10) HANO AND. VIOLIN, For terms and references apply to DONCH, 926 4th at. ee AN, GREEK, MATHEMATI ENGLISI ASI PRIN a late a a ates prepared for Gc lege, Aunapulie, West Pola rvice Examinations "Apply 309 0th at. w. NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES. GOOD SHOES OF EVERY KIND, FOR EVERY USE, FOR " Claskes formed each month. ier, SAUTH., the Pioneer Clothier of 7th street, has eer a rcsia a5) Petitued to Washington and located af 24 7th rect: | Experienced teachers UNS a et me Ja3-Bmo YOUNG AND OLD. Shad has bargains for ou. Come and got acquainted | S>Per en er 3. With iim, Great bargains in Spring Overcoats. M ES MASS BERRIES 53038 — [aes wunidériand Place, one ‘block such, of Dupont circle AO MONT ATE LIN earch 130 Thind term begins February 7, 18800 albu 8:30 A. M.—East Teun. Mail Daily Goxionsville, Charlottesvitle, Lynchburg and Station HARRIETTE MILLS_VOCAL LESSONS TO lies and Gentlemen. At leisure daily from four BURT'S RELIABLE SHOES MEX z Pseween Alexandria and Yo nive: Menidence, 733 0h ste. ARE THE BEST MADE, AND z wee = Pullinas Steeper taaaomimone cal, Se S_ACADEMIES—1004_ F 5: Ww. Cost No More Than Inferior Makes. 12 2 A St Past tll Dally or Wazeauton, Char. vedneadayy ind Saterday. tat and fonsville, Sta i Pucadaye aud Fridays We Will Keep Them in Every Variety. ee Eee Moshe Denville snd Stevons b clint uchburg, Rocky Mount, Danviile and Stations be tween Lynchburg aud Danville, Greensboro, Raleiz), Charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New Grignos, fexus aunt Cauforuie, Pullman sleeper New York to’Atianta, in connection with Puliuvan ‘Sleepers Ausnts to New Osicms, and Mann Bondote Sleepers auneusin, Vicksburg ani Sureveport. Solid Vashingtc to Athnta, RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF dy; to adults confidential: prepares for: Annapolis, West Point. all examinations. sews IVY INSTITUTE, sw. cor. Sth ana K sta. nw, GcHOOL OF MUSIC; [ESTABLISHED 1877] 1305 H st. ARTHUR BURT & CO. mh7-m&s3m_ 1211 F STREET N.W. ‘Western Express Daily for Warrenton, Gordonsville, Churlottesville, Louisville, Cineimats Sob ine of Chen and Ohio Heute. “Pallinan ‘Sleepers | Shd Solid "trains Washington to Loulevilie. aise for | Lynchburg, Bristol, Chattanooga, Memphis, Jattle Foarandall southwestern bunts” ‘Throwel Puls: Sleepers Washington to Little Hock without c net PEO, Me Southern Expross Dall ford phvlles Bele Anhowe © he Riven, Augusta, Aula Peas and Caiforuia. Pullinan Have You A Srarxe Ovencoart AS OUR STOCK OF SPRING OVERCOATS 18 NOW COMPLETE, HAVING BEEN PUR- lenten season, HE MIND AND WORDS OF JESUS, Tuitation of Christ, fo Montgomery, connecting with Pullman Parlor Cais | “lise FT. Hayergal's, anil many other Devotional CHASED BEFORE WE LEASED OUR NEW | Montgomery ty Now Orleans’ Pallman Sloeyers Waal- Books; Reeions Pty, ravers av Hiya ton to Aiken, wither ais, ‘The Holy hiltte, tor thse pocket, BUILDING, 434 SEVENTH STREET, AND tahraini on ‘Washington and Ollo division leave W en eee spel O2t2 2M Day ea Sy Porgy AS IT WILL BE LATE TO HANDLE THEM ‘M. Dat ieee ud aaa rif PSs ai tially a mb5 418 9th st. IN OUR NEW BUILDING, WE HAVE M. Daily * Sunday, arriving Was iuigton EVOTIONAL AND GTHER BOOKS FOR LEN- MARKE) VE THINE from "tke South vi Charlotte, Dan- — z. DEEDES ENN , oe ive in Wachinewon 10.A. Mt Easter Music for Sabbath Schools. IT WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT THEM. f Tou Bristol ant Lynca: | Books for Sabbath netoal Liberation. | Dossed Frieze, 73e. | at any time of the year, XCELSIOR DYUS ARE THE, BEST, [jase SB SR RS | PERT Ba mbz1-€it peor N.W—CORSETS: ait 2, gonter. A perfers At cuarentcad. Also, a ruler Braces Hafors: Walsta Prenhtiorssaa SST Gattis “Sores oenaed tg oee EARLY SPRING MILLINERY. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 Fst. n, LADIES Snors GAINS’ BAKGATN retire from 1 ‘stock wt Latex” MILYA A the ata bargain. prsiny ey VERN ‘Opposite U.S. Pater JRENCH DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN: B's era ve nw First-class Ladies’ and Gent ry descrip 0 -—. Cy LON'® CABOLINE LEKCH, = Srey Picker & Maison Viens, Paria _ Tar TTENTION. TEST ment a aatOe IN FING FRENCH SULLE Mod PHAN. NOVELTIES IN BA SSIAN K FAIR DRESSED. S SHINGLED. Hair dressing ty the mouth. Special attention placing of Bridal ® etl Bre hiny TON FISHER'S Chenical Dry Cleaning Establishment, 0 stn. > “Thirty-five yeare' experience, Ladies ‘and Gentlemen's Garinents, siso Velvet and Plush Cloaks, Grape ‘Glowes, ke, ate pers foctiy crane by em shale ten ni Dreswoa & ayecialty ie ‘hes cleat by this process will net lone their oricinal shaper aad eapots ruatanterd te be removed efectuall “Goods called for aint delivers Seon RRS EK Henney. 430 tor st. x. Mates Cormete to under u cvery sige an, ale sorties ant avr French Hand-tmade Underclothi ‘and finest amuysorted Patent Shoulder Braces, and heh Cotwets Children's Convers make) that for the x. (tangs. Merino Underwear ail peree Reforma Goode worwet Cline EL own, ar jane Spatiish spoken. mrl4 EFURNISHIN |A Cor Ts Wat, Parex English Paper, Ze. per piece; Brown and White Back Paper, #e. per piece; best White Back Paper, 12\e. per Dest White Back Paper, 2. Gold Paper, * Wier, a * & 14anch Gold Bm al wahae bien ae greatly re duced rates. Big stock! New goods! humbug? | Competent workmen, Prompt atteution. JOHN RB. MAHONEY mh18-11a BIB315 Pa ave. se -!Ovr Banca Sans for the two weeks havy 2 Embossed Frieze, n ReaKon OF Out, atid | we lave determined to eclijwe ail former ine we | hi 7 DRIVE SALE which MONDAY and TUESDAY, 14th and ts. when we Will astonish the natives 4D prices ts, Furniture and Draperies. Remember, this gale is for cash and only laste two days—Monday and Tuesday—and don't you miss it, W. H. HOEKE, mhiz 801 Market Space. att. Parens Axp vF RESCO Pasusa AT LOWEST PRICES. | Just received. a new line of inexpensive j ‘TONNES AND LACES. HISS & CO. a sth wt. Decoraren Toner Sers We are opening to-day new shapes and decorations ny TOILET SETS. The Best we have Ever Offered for the price. nm WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, China and Giass Importers, 1205 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, ath P, 3. UX & BKO., 50 We wish to call your attention to our dete stock of Paperhanyi pased Gilt Paper. 0c." and 40c. White Back Papers, 1 pre 0c. “D-inch Enibonsed Gol G-inch Elubossed Gold Borders, 40c. an a Se, ‘inch Exbossed Gold Borders, 30c.and 4c. All work Suarapteed.” Orders by postal prowptly attended to Sroves. GREAT DISCOUNT. ‘We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves | at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from reqular prices, Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 8. JENKS & 00, 717 Trw Srueer N. -AMILY SUPPLIES 331 | (QUESTER COUNTY CREAMERY BUTTER! PENNSYLVANIA'S PRIDE! This choice and Standard Alderney Butter, from the creamery of Righter Bros. Chester county, Pa. is now bet Stplied taal ke at their Stall, 313 Cen- Jarket, and Jeft at the houses of cust mers by de Ifvery wagon, Its purty: is warranted and needs buts ‘trial to captivate the most fastidions palate and to com vince you of, ried superiority. KIGHTE BROS, Stall, 313 Center Market, where # full line Creamery Butter, Choice Cheese and Fresh bxwx betound. oem Arresriox Or Hovsexerrens Is called to MY SPECIAL FLOUR, pia Chg and ors and Livmitals, a fine assortment oR. and 9:40 lle Fainily Pocket and Teachers’ Bibles. ne Local at 9:47 A.M. “ekets, Slee F Sesoevation) st} Infcrmation | ait Woche Reine GEORGE SPRANSY, furnished, aud bose Ke checked at omics GOL Denney Mie New Boks recede noon as published, THIER, at Vanseuger Station, (enneyl va BALLAN’ 3 Kote fac seeatesi Hatirvad, OW aud bstrecig SAS. de TALLOIG f24 428 Seventh Street. mbi General | Fanveiuecr Agent, YOUR RETAILER FOR THE A James Meaxs $3 Suor. !—Some dealers recommend inferio inGuuer to mak a larger Tron, Thins the OMIOITNAL SSBHOE, Beware of hultatons "will acknow lade Heir own superiority by attempting to build upon tae FORE SENUINE PUNLEAS 1 FARING THIS STAMP, ‘This Shoe for Gentienen is made in Button, Con- ‘and Lace. Best Caly'skin, Unexcelled in Dura- prin Lomporiand A prearance, A portal card sent to mhi1 607 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Orzo Dengitt Co, MATERIAL, ‘ DOORS, ‘The tome, twelve mos. uniform in size, and neatly bound in cloth, salt, 93 kinds, i only 350. ‘ache Mirftine vaper and cbvelopes, 24 shects of paper and Fhe discapeat Albian ta the cy. eceaving goods daily at g JOHN C PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th street nw. SPECIALTIES. BLINDS, KILN-DRIED N. C. AND GEORGIA FLOORING A SPECIATY. ool ‘MANTELS fil bring you information bow to get this shoe im | = —— We gnarantes to manufacture superior quality of | any state or territory. A205, i BENNETT, SCHENTIFIC ASTHOLR work for less price than any other Mill, and we have a Oe pula ou alates” pant prenent ature» Nati the largest facilities and factory in the country. Send seh Doon Ges writen, “Send for ouials. re usa postal and we will give prices promptly to prove | ,, Our celebrated factory pres ead Wash., D. ae beets ‘What wo claim, Thousands who. wear thei will tell you the reason ILE: “PILES FILES Chat eek! Precaaend asi pale ‘ein. JAMES MEARS" S2 SHOE for Boys | P’No one eed sufler. ‘The worst form of ind, Z onion = cof the above shee forsalein Weshington | standivg, srcedily cured. No cutting or tying. “Treat Baltimore, Md. | yy A Fe MORAN, 1022 (th BB & | ment alinost painless and without loss of thine fru Ns, 13S Ah ness. Ladies at gt ther homes when pre: ‘Telephone 539. P.0. Box 476. st. nw; Mas. @ ve. | ferred withoutextrafeos Cares yuaruitond, Ea f16-3m. SY 'sige ove 300M sen. | ise Gites #80 Ot atm. HL SOMMERS & ja26-3m ROOKE TELLS ALL it ~Ailtungieag consent, U.S. Manne Case Co. Me THE EVENTS OF ‘Ladiesand gen. dlemen $0 centacsch. 'T street, between 4theand LEOMINSTER, MASS. Nome Ts. Verws ERUIBITION OF 1 OF 1887. | Sth streets northwest. y6-40w" 50,592 Engiish Miles have been cove sees 1880. by, i, - THE “WORDER" ‘COACH, R Only Patent Liquid Mailing Caso approved by the | which last season carrie, 1.078 passengers in perfect po geomet pon Cones Postmaster 5 Much of the Coffee 401 roasted in New ymnes (of “Rrpare FooD” fame} will, to pre- Do 4 For transmission of liquids through the mail. mended hstment to, American and visi- Bere by rat nisl eatice in tape to' eats aneeiee Rak For descriptive price list send to again run his celebrated siz-horse, Stage Coach, | Jn'ene crocer can only euess what iad of cottee be is Rae ENO SWONDE,! Sexregn fondo ei SE Albee, | Geally slings ene ach te phe ener? nome ‘at 10:43, returning t0 5 GEIB | geo gett of our colleen are fe Saal the eatin, ieee “i tg allowed af 8, for lunch ana | Which enables us to enarantes both quality. : ie dneees is) mhi9.skm ‘Pennsylvania ave. cor. 436 st. Sole Agents for District of Columbia and Alexandria, | one of the Sree tance ve | ee _f2i-m,w,sim tipise fee |H. D. B. oe Time, se tite ape Esmoum 1830. pal Mev toner IMPORTER AND TATLOR, Nor FE as has the honor to infonn you that his NEW GOODS s ACTS, or J‘ ANciEs, JAMES Y. DAVIS' SONB, F Mr. BALE personally ft all garments made in his es. 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. COR, 12TH ST. BUT PLAIN TRUTH, 111 Penmgivanie evenga, er ae Orrice Spring styles SILK HATS, $5, 96 and $8. Spring styles DERBY HATS at 82, $2.50, 83, $3.50, —r STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SPRING SUIT, ‘No. 361 Pennsylvania svenue northwest. FELT, CLOTH and TOURIST HATS. Money ereiy, Fistlny Guna Mechanical ee asom on Corawas, fs aires CHILDREN, BOYS' and YOUTHS HATS and CAPS. Silk, Gloria, Mohair, Alpaca and Gingham FOR $1. mat 50 cents: festa, 20 center UMBRELLAS. A handsome PRINCE. BUTT, silk-fa00d, for and done us boot taser CANES. CANES. . cans, 818: cannot be matched elstwhere for 625. 6 ad reread dolivenod = ‘A notny CHEVIOT SUIT for Bers from 18 1 16 5 oe ialeepone call Besa 42 Bur Coscars Busy Coscurs A yer neat CHILD'S SUT fem. to 14 ees fom BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES. 92.50 upwards, THe BUSS, out, Rtfactory Prices At Factory Prices | Matiohar stow HEAVY I a ae saat rane ‘From $6.00 finest, we: ‘praning kuife into. We'will close uso WAGOMS, VELOCIPEDES, BICYCLES, rpr- | outat HALF VALUE. Un EISHER devotes ber seat. CYCLES, WHEELBARROW, BASKETS, BIRD : CH BRUPPERT, (CLOTHING COMPANY, ‘ar 403-405 Tthstaw, | mhis ‘Comer 7th and G sta n.w. Which T think ‘Has no equal It 4s without @ doubt the most Bravrirct and the most Neraiti0us Flour in the World. The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour Uxstrrassey by any auill in the world. To Prove that, we would simply state that a lane quau- tity of this magnificent Flour ix shipped annually to Range Gal eaten ob the geteutyal Oomteat oats HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the Feputation it has gained by imitating the Name and ‘Brand, and attempting thereby to palu of an inferior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Be gure and ace to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES.” ‘aud have the imprint of ‘TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medale W. M. GALT & CO, 21 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Powt Trax Ouve On ‘As sweet and palatable 4 FRESH CREAM Large Invoices in Stock, ELPHONZO YOUNGS ‘Company, 428 Oth street. eat