Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING sm, STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY. CH 24, 1887. . LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. dications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p. pesriet ‘olumbia and. Vinginia, alm, waruier, southwesterly winds shifting to westerly. inattings from 9c. a yard d in plush, from $12 up; up; Window shades from pery and Carpet Estab- So, corner 1ith and F We are offert up; b ref : straw Sears reserved at Droop’s for the grand Wagner- oncerts Friday and Saturday evenings. Bey Yate Pap-Locks—they cannot rust—none Detter. Use them, Fraser's Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candie, For Pines use Magic Cream, an inst antaneous re. Sold at druggists. SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES of all Sor ts, Wash. Optical Co, 14th, Haw. Attu Wacner Society Concert Friday eventny Herr Scott wiil sing selections from Wagner Beethoven, . CataFoRNTA Wives, Such as Traminer, Riesling, Gutedel, Hock, Burgundy, Zinfandel, Sherry, Port, Madeira, Muscat, Angelica, etc. at popular prices. Go to Cir, Xander, 909 7UY street northwest. Miss Mac PowELt will play Saint-Saéns’ fine roulo for Violin on Friday evening. for $2 you can buy a genutne cur. kid, ‘com. sense button boot, at Mrs. W. H. 7 Market Space. Leer ScHorr will sing selections from Die Mels- tersinger and Die Walkare and songs by Schu- manu On Saturday evening. “You May Break, you may shatter the vase if You Will, DUt the scent of the roses will cling "round fe stil,* may truthfully be sung of Eastman’s Manono Perfume, Uke most delicate and permanent An the market. fixe PorTaarrs Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ave. Ow Saturday evening Miss Maud Powell will play Mendelssohn's great concerto for violin and & brilliant fantasia by Viewxtemps. Powsarct Marine ¢ Hempler’s, av., cor. 435 cITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. e ALBATY ‘The Little Tycoon,” arto! al Smith Russell in “Pa.” E Steeer Rive. aKnis™ KERNAN Diag MUseCM. BiANASSAS PANORAMA. Aut Son's Cavxen. ost in London. ‘onway lecture. —— Condensed Locals. At the Ascension Chureh, last evening, Bishop confirmed a class of thirty-two persons. e Virginia Kepublican Association had a the armory of the Capital City Guards last night. Mr. W. J. MeGee, of the Geological Survey, lec~ tured af the National Museum last evening on Charleston Earthquake,” illustrating bis subject with stereopticon views The condition of atr. Joseph H. Bradley was un- changed to-day. Ata meeting of the Columbia Boat Club last evening, the proposed change to the Athletic Club was discussed, but final action was post G when all the details will be ozs elected and rules adopted. A reveptte given last evening by the mem- Ders of Waugh M.&. Church to the new pastor, A. Price. “Major S. Hi, Walker made an ad- me. In the Criminal Court to-day James A. Clark Indicted for an assault with intent to Kill Ei Wart, lis father-in-law, was admitted to Dafl in $000. Harper Green, iuidicted for house-breaking, Pleaded not guile Major John A. Salsbury, who was connected for | 1 Years with Geo. W. Knox, died at bis home, Kutland, on the 20th inst., of paralysis. charter member of Hirain Lodge of Masons, and ‘& member of Koberts Post, N A couucil-of the Onder of” American Patriots has been organized here, with the following officers for the current term: H, S. Davis, commander; P. A Crist, vice commander; 1. K, Trembly, secre- Liry; Chas. Danenhower, treasurer; Rev. L. H. York, chaplain; W. €. "MeMlchaels, “standard- “arer. He was | —————— ‘Missing Since Washington’s Birthday. NO TIDINGS YET OF HENRY SCHOFIELD, OF THE ‘ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. ‘Nothing has yet been heard of Henry Schofield, theelerk in the Adjutant General’s office, who mysteriously disappeared from his home, No. 1224 ‘7th street northwest, on the 22d of last month. It was thought that he drew $1,000 from the bank on ‘ue day before bis disappearance, and, having holiday on Washington’s birthday, it was sup. ‘that he went to Alexandria. Friends of Schofield are inclined to think that some perso Knowing he had the money In _his possession, an That he carried a valuable gold watch, followed him to Alexandria or Mt. Vernon and inurdered him for his money, and then threw his body inthe river. Others thick be has gone back to England to visit his mother. Schofield, his friends say, was in the habit of going on occasional sj ‘but ‘had not been on one for five years before rs peatance. An Alleged Sharper in the Toils. ANUESTED IN BALTIMORE ON A CHARGE OF SWINDLING IN THIS CITY. THE ANTI-BOB-TAIL LEAGUE. ‘The Movement Along the Fourteenth ‘Street Line—A Committee to See Presi- dent Hurt. ‘A meeting of citizens who travel on the 14th street railroad line was held at the residence of Prof. King, 1319 Q street, last evening, tor the pur- pose of listening to the report of the committee appointed at the last meeting to call upon the ‘Commissioners and decide upon a further course of action. Among those present was Thomas M. Crouch, the assistant superintendent of the road, in charge of the 14th street branch, After the en- tire subject had been discussed as to what remedies were available to redress the wrongs complained of, tn case the company refused to do anything, Prot. King suddenly turned to Mr. Crouch and said: “Here is a man who can tell us just what Mr. Hurt will do. He can hit the nail’on the head the first time.” “Mr. Hurt 1s the head of that nail,” sald Mr. Crouch. “You will have to see him.” He was asked to sign the petition, or anti-fare box pledge, and humorously invited to contribute 2 dollar to the cause. He excused himself with a good-natured laugh for the latter by ‘that he had not come prepared, and said that if he con- tributed anything it would be to therafiroad com- pany, as it was needed more by the company, he thought, than by the persons present, ‘Mr. Crouch’s statement of the necessitous condition of the railroad company excited & good natured jug) ‘THE INTERVIEW WITH THE COMMISSIONERS. Prof. King, as chairman of the committee ap- pointed to wait on the Commissioners, stated that they saw Commissioners Webb and Wheatley, and while those gentlemen acknowledged that the ser- vice on the 14th street road was insuMicient, they said that they had no power in the premises. One Commissioner sugxested a resort to the courts, the other added that the people had better make a legal tender of the fares and allow the company to furnish an agent to receive the fares. The Commissioners said that they would refer the matter to thelr attorney,and send the committee a written reply. One of the gentlemen present called attention to the fact that Commissioner Ludlow had expressed the same sentiments in an interview in THE Star. SIGNING THE PLEDGE. Prof. King sald that only about one-third of the petitions distributed for signatures had been re- turned, but they had already received enough to show that, the patrons of the line were in hearty accord with this movement. He displayed a large roll of paper, which he sald contained 180 signa- tures of the ‘best people along the road. He was astounded by the unanimity of sentiment dis. played on this subject, and they already had enough names to insurethe success of the move- ment. In order, however, that they should pro- ceed with Justice and fairness towards every one concerned, he moved that a committee be ap- pointed to wait upon Mr. Hurt, inform him of the action of the meeting, and as him what he pro- ed to do. Pojudge Holliday, the president of the meeting, Dr. Schaefer, August Petersen, Prot. F. W. Clarke, and others discussed the proper method of future Procedure at considerable length. Some suggested tuat Mr. Hurt would probably want to delay mat- ters by saying that they had no cars; that they expected Cor change the present system to's cable road; that he would haveto consult the directors, and in other ways endeavor to try to avold Immediate action. In order to prevent this a resolution was finally adopted 1nstructing the committee to call upon President Hurt, and tn the event that the interview with the said president and his reply to the committee is not satisfactory, then they are empowered to confer with the Her- dic tine tn to placing herdics on 14th street. ‘The committee was also authorized to call on the Attorney General and to confer with him in re- gard to proceedings by quo warranto to compel the railroad company to furnish the modern im- provements and facilities for travel on the 14th street branch of the road as required by the ninth section of their charter. ‘A COMMITTEE APPOINTED. ‘The committee appointed was as follows: Prof. Harry King, Capt. Tanner, R. C. Gwynn, August | Petersen, and Prof. F. W. Clarke. It was decided | that the committee should hasten matters so as to report to the next meeting to be held Saturday night at the same place, and then it would be pos- sible to Nx a date when the compact signed by the residents should go into effect, if 1t was necessary to resort to such astep. a’ ‘Tae POWRIL COLLECTION OF PaiNTINGs.—Messrs, Walter B. Williams & Co., auctioneers, will con- tinue the sale this evening at 8 o'clock at their salesrooms, corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue. Some of thé most attractive paintingsare yet tobe offered. ——— “GERTRUDE James, at Kernan’s, 13 a3 pretty as dew-kissed mountain pink.”—Critic. o ‘THE ORIENTAL Sate AT DUNcaNsox’s—For the Jast two days the elite of the city have thronged the art salesrooms of Duncanson Bros. to attend the exhibition of an unsu Collection of Tugs, carpets, portieres, draperies, silks and em- broideries the last importation, of "air. Razangi of Constahtinople, ‘The importer has instructed Duncanson Bros., in view of the approach of sum- mer, to elose out this consignment, as be does not wish to carry any of these goods over. ‘There will de two new bales arrive to-night, and will be in- cluded in the sales, which take place at 11 o'clock am. each day on ‘and Saturday,—Advt BLACK SURAH SILK, 60¢. « COLORED SURAH SILKS, 62c. ‘Last night the Baltimore police arrested a young Tan nawed Philip Lindheimer, at the Rennert House tn that city, at the instance of Detectives aif and Horne, of the Washington force. It 1s alleged that Lindhelmer recently came to this city, where his father resides, and that he victim- ized several dry goods and clothing dealers here by ordering goods and giving in payment therefor forged checks. Day before yesterday, It 13¢ he bought a suit of clothing at the Golden Eagle und ordered the goods to be sent to Willard’s, and offered What purported to be his father’s check for $5. The Golden Eagle people were, it 13 Stated, suspicious, and, before sending the Suit as directéd, they sent a note to Lindhetmer’s father now if the check was good. ‘The elder Lind- tet Was not in, and the note was left on bis wk. A short time afterwards the younger one Opened the note addressed to his father and wrote to the Golden Eagle people: “If my check 13 doubted, send it to ‘me at once.” ‘This note, it 1s alleged, Was signed precisely like the check, and Sent by a boy to the ciothiers, and the result was that the clothing ‘at once delivered. The Is provea to be worthless, and the devectives were called in. Going to youn Lindheimer's room at Willard’s, the officers foun itempty, and that Lindheimer had, by a District Inessenger boy, sent a bundie of clothing to a mer- t tatlor to be pressed, and instructed the tailor to forward them to “Guy Livingston, Ren- hert House, Baltimore.” A dispatch Was Sent to the Baltimore police, and Lindheimer was arrested, Detec Went to Balthnore this morning and brought him here, Among his victims are Said to be Woodward & Lothrop, Lansburgh Bros, B. Rich & Sons, H. King, jr., and L. Kautman. PREPARING FoR THE EM. @ meeting last night, at Enon Baptst Church, of colored clilzens of tue twentieth, twenty-trst, and twenty-second districts, it was decided to consolt- Gate the three districts into one division for the emancipation parade. Beverly Tucker was elected cue marshal A cominiitee om finance, with Wim. Hawkins as chairman, and one on chariots, With J.N. Coates as chairman, were appointed. ee IPATION PaRADE.—At IVAL—Ata meeting at Wil- evening of the executive cominittee in the proposed carniva! in Uctober, Mr. ©. G. staples presiding, a committee, consisting on i A. B. Mullett, 0. G. Staples, J. C. Rock, £. Kurtz Jonnson, L. B. Cutler, Chas. T. Wood, Geo. W. Driver, Chris Heurich, Theo. Rocssie and Wim. Dickson, was appointed to pre- pare plans and Ww ascertain the cost of the pro- posed pageant, "It was decided to divide the city Ww Lweuty districts, or seclons, and to appoint & fioance commitiee to consist of one member Irom each section. 268 cattle arket yesterday and os Joliows: Best sold trom 5: BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 750. COLORED SILK RHADAMES, 87%. COLORED SILK MERVEILLEUX, 87340. FANCY SILES, 37¢., 400., 45¢., 50¢. CITY ITEMS. ‘To-Morrow’s Bargain Sale Day. 20 dozen Chemise, trimmed, own make, 25¢; 10 coven extra quality, tucked yokes, 48c.’ An ele- gant Skirt, with rumies, 0c. jor made three rows inserting and tucks, $1.15. (ray Cloth Aprons, made and stamped. 25c. A gly po ES pa . Al iufacturers’ ends Ham! Natnsook at halt Lot Insert euler, Price, 25¢.; Antique Inserting to cl 123gc. yard. All ‘orsted a ‘Tassels, and Cords reduced to “Messrs. A. Heitmuller & 1333 14th street northwest, your Mocha and Java Coffee fares the best of’ datistaction, and 1 tink it the Lever used.” ible Cocoa, Produces a feeling of Ifghtness and buoyancy, a8 against that of weight, e and_ depression, easily digested _and delicious tothe taste, Your and grocer have it, 1 Baum’s “Royal Glue” Tepairs china, &c. 6m For $8 you can sree dedaroupbeut ra ular ag fae unas at ‘Topham’s, 1231 Pennsylvania Beare 4 “iessrs. A. Heitmuller fbord 1333 14th street northwest, we are much pl ‘with your ‘Mocha and Java Coffee, and consider it superior to all other in favor and strength" a) “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s Ivory Starch, economical, alt and reabley perfect Bish, a goon te The Throat.—‘Brown’s Bronchial Troches” act directly on the Of the voice. They have an extraordinary effect in all disorders of the of Coffee try pound A. Heitmuller & Co.’s Mocha and Java Coffee. 6 “Let's Talk $25 Harness.””—Becker’s. 0 ‘The $20 Harness made by Topham, 1231 Pennsyivania avenue, talks for itgelf, “Call and be convinced. ‘The Sherman Hats at Auerbach & Bro’s. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every mornt! and delivered in 3 Ib. “Ward” prints, Se. per Ib. Also, Cottage Chéese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Se. Per quart. Cream 15¢, Pore Losey, Fise Quarry, ‘YARD WIDE, 30 CENTS, ‘We have placed on sale a lot of very fine printed Shirt- ing Linens in neat styles at 30c. per yard, the actual value being 75c. $1.50 per yard. Barnesley Bleached Table Damasks: Cheapest and best goods ever offered at the price. # Superior Linen Sheetings at $1, 1.25 and $1.50. Crash and Towels at lowest prices. New Ginghams and Satines in the vory latest styles. Gros Roman Satines of the finest quality in exclusive styles, fished like silk, and possessing wear-resisting qualities, Secure your dresses early from these fast- selling goods. ‘New Toille de Nord Ginghams at 12%. Great bargains on our Remnant Counters in Silks, Dress Goods and Satines, ONE PRICE, W, M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. “Ae Laveus Best Wao Lavozs Last." mb19 ‘Truth, sincerity, fairness, honesty and inflexibility of purpose LAUGHS: At the contemptible tricks of crude and crooked CONSPIRATORS ‘Who crudely concoct a crooked plan and conspire to fasten it upon the PEOPLE in the shape of SHODDY WARES, ‘With glare and glitter as modest accompaniments, to fnvite and ensuare tho unsuspecting and the unsuspl- us, We would say to these mild-mannered, musical- tongued malevolents of malicious propense that we are AT HOME ‘Six days out of every seven, from 7 am. until 7 p.m. to warn THE PEOPLE And toguard them against your weird and wicked scheming. Furthermore, we declare to you that WE SHALL SUCCEED ‘Inthwarting your schemes and in dwarfing your here- tofore giant receipts by a simple method, which has Worked and is working LIKE A CHARM-thatof selling FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE. THE PEOPLE will please make a monumental note of this cco A RRR TITT ERE FS ch BUR TET EEE ERR, 955s Roth ee FE ESS @ooa AR ER T ERE R E Sss5 7 711 MAREET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS. SNOWFLAKE TRICOT, double-width, 50c. HOME-SPUN, pure wool, 25¢. TRICOT CLOTH, all pure wool, wide double width, caan value 50c., reduced to 37c. FRENCH SATTINES, finest quality, 29. BLACK CASHMERES, fine quality, wide double width, 373. ROYALSERGE, beautiful dress goods, wide double fold, 12 yards for $2.00. AMERICAN SATTINES, French Styles, 1230. ALEATROSS, pure wool, wide double width, 37%. CAMEL’S HAIB SERGE, pure wool, wide double width, 48¢, mb23 New Srarxo Goons. We have just received an elegant line of SPRING DLESS GOODS, consisting of Fancy Woolen FR in all the new designs: Satteens in bew patterns and loring; ‘Sura Silks, Chins Silks: Ponkee Sill Scotch Cheviots and Electric Cloths for Tailors’ Suits: Black and Colored Camel Hairs and Chudda Cloths, Also, a full line of Belgin. Linen si neus, Damask Table Cloths and inateh, all sizes; Damask and Huck Towels, in great variety. ‘HOOE BRO. & CO,, 1328 F st, near Ebbitt House. e —anis-in Ss CHLITZ's MILWAUKEE LAGER, ‘THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY, For sale in bottles by dealers generally, and in casks ‘and bottles by the agent for District of Columbia, FAMUEL C PALMEB. Depots: {615 D.st. aw. Telephor idea Sibat aw elephone 454. mh22 Me J. P. Passes, all sold to butehers, as c. L0 Sige. per Ib.; good =. per Ib.; medium sold’ from common soid from 3c. to 4c. ber Ib. “hy sheep and lambs on the market and aul sold, as follows: Old sheep sold trom 4c. to Gc. per Ib.; spring lambs seld for cows and Calves =o) Ket for all Kinds of 5 Magxiac® Licexses.—Marriage lice! been issued by the clerk of the court te eye Sauter and Catherine G. Harleston; Chas. 1. Boswel, of Balter, and “Annie : mney Susie Davis; carter aud es Cartel a Bold from 4c. to 5 #30. 10 43€- per ‘Tux Baru-Hovse Rospexy.—The case of Thom: Page, the negro charged with robbing Mt. Withas Wallls of $50 at Shedd’s bath-nouse on E street yesterday, as menUoued in TUE Stax last evening. Was called for trial in the Police Court this mors. Ang, and his counsel, Mr. Carrington, said he would waive an examination, ‘The case Was seat to the rand jury; bonds, #9 ‘Tureves SxyTexceD.—William F. Beedle was arraigned in the Police Court this’ morning for Stealing two pillows from Frank M. Byram, of 26 L, street nortuwest. He pleaded x charge, aud the court imposed a fine of $10 or 30 ays, and 30 days additional in default of restitu- Usa.” Alice Grifin, colored, pleaded guilty to a el of stealing a dress and @ Jacket trom Jen- mle Towles, of 1317 C street,and was given 60 days in Jat, sed Ea ‘A Cuance Nor SvsTansep.—A young man named Charies d. Kenneker Was arrested last evening by Detectives Mattingly and Wheeler on a warrant sworn out by Joseph K. Conklin, a farmer, Hving ju Virgiaia, charging Kenuecker ‘with stealing a mare Worth $1,000. it appears that te young tad War seat Wo Coukiin’s farm by CoL F. R.Wind- tor Wile an order tof « trutling mare kBOWD as “Lany Windsor.” The mare Was lame and had bern went to Mr. Couk¥t, Whe agreed to cure I Bud the cutmal Bot being dured Cor. Windsor sent Jung Krunker afer is, and be, Rodig ho ODE wt Conklin's piace, Unk the autine. This morning, Whe Line case ia aliens Un tise atention Of PFO fullng Atorney Lavender, be thenugit no larceny ¥ hae toe cotiiaiitd u CuLerd & Bolle prow iD ae caer, - Tun Opicrsas. Nasnviie ewe, tae ite Oe A ee ee a Ma, tee bps kw smcrod character, Om Bin: Ties pore pa sth song wil be ref dered ve mtg ON be ret a s aby apokeuol Wherever 1 bas He pleaded guilty to the | 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER, ‘Announces the of her first. Pars SONS Eis snd BATS oe WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23D, LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL Block 3. | Block 11, No, 20 at Ave Sy Bats af Sch Soot No, 18 and pastof 12 | Block 6. ‘Weat 36 lot 8 at 40c. per tt 4. eae No. 17 at.....85e. per foot. ALSO, No. 12, block 6, Whitney, Brick House. Glover at Sie. ser ae 12 rooms, wi ae improvements, 1015 5 CLAUDIUS B. JEWELL, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, <= 8 Kellogg Building. ARTIN WIEGAND, PIECES CABINETMARKER 1 ALPES EESEEE oop waozsopunmn ox bow. ‘No. 361 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Me Loaned on Gold and Silver W: E Pistols, Guns, VICTOR E. ADLERS TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE ‘TEN 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, COR MASS. AVE - STRICTLY ONE PRICE Open Saturday until 11 p.m. Facts, Nor Faxcus, BUT PLAIN TRUTH, ‘That we will sell the best $10 STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SPRING SUIT, SACK OR CUTAWAY, TO BE SEEN IN WASHINGTON. A handsome PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, silk-faced, for $18; cannot be matched elsewhere for $25. Anobby CHEVIOT SUIT for Boys from 13 to 18 Years at $5. Avery neat CHILD'S SUIT from 6 to 14 years from $2.50 upwards, We also have a few HEAVY WEIGHT GOODS left tbat we have put the praning knife into. We will close yout at HALF VALUE. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, mb18 Corner 7th andG sta. n.w. New Isou Axo Cuma Sirus a SEATON PERRY snecessor to PEERY & Brorumr’ NOVELTIES IN STRIPED, CHECKED. AND. FIG- URED INDIA (SILKS AT Sic, $1.00, $125, 2.00. PLAIN CHINA SILKS, IN ALL COLORS, AT “SPECIAL BARGAIN” IN WHITE CHINA SILK AT 75e. PER YARD. PLAIN BUFF INDIA PONGEES, IN EXCELLENT ATIES. AT 40,50, 76. AND 81.00, I AND SUMMEE SILKS, RANGING FROM 50c. TO $1.00 PER YARD. PEAUDE, SOIE, MASCOTTE AND JERSEY SILKS, NEW SURAHS, RHADAMES SATIN-DUCHESSE AND FAILLE FRANCAISE, FROM 75c. TO @3. BONNETS GUINETS AND SCHROEDER'S BLACK CASHMERE SILKS. FROM $1.00 TO $3.50. NOVELTIES “IN “DENTE! zx BEADED GRENADINES. NEW, TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER- DOIENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINA- TION SUITS, KANGING FROM 30c. TO $3.06 NEW STRIPED AND CHECKED ENGLISH SUIT- NOVELTIES IN SILK AND CHUDDA SHAWLS. a it HAS. Laln) AND] inh19-7t FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SADE—TLOTS 1 jALE—LOTS 11 AND 12, BLOCK 10, ON- oe nee oe SU. HILL, cor, Sth ana ote SALE—SIX LOTS, P sT., ¥ Ponciiticay. ow ieeiatio sae 030, foot alley. mhl9-6t "1216 Fst, nw. R BATE— FE. UTHORIZED TO OFFER, FOR A FEW FAYS'thove thie. handsome Loteat tue: corner of pling are, {e duis tamediatetoralie Rade gOS, ‘This is a decided bargain, 8.C.HILL, 81 R LE-IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS—I erreeaa ane ipa este Ehecholceat of the entire tract, and'which f wil sell at fanuall advance to ‘Terme—caah, Balance 1S, Sand 4years. Callstonca. & 0. mho4.et? Real Ente, Sind Feta BALE—TWO VERY HANDSOME SOUTH F ‘Pont lots, on Qy bet. 20th and 21st te mews euitae je for handsome residences or for speculation, 3. 0 ‘HILL, 8th and F sta. mh24-6t" LE—THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Tota, whic offer the best investments on the mar- by 8.0. HILL, cor. 8th and F ste. mh24-6t" BR SALE— ‘THE DESIRABLE SOUTHWEST CORNER ‘7th and P sts. n.w., fronting 120 feet on P st, by feet on 17th st. No'waste ground. Just the place of 60 for first-class houses. ‘For full particulars apply to & DYER, mh24-5t Isthand Fate, R BALE TWO VERY FINE LOTS ON CONN. smear Dupont Circle: (001 mheoe A/PSERRDON: 1326 F st. R SALE—LOTS—ISTH ST. BET. O AND PN. Wyeast fropt, dots 215106 to alloy, #2: Kat. hear 10th n.w., 3 ts, 205100, $1.69; M at, near 24th n.w., 19x75, $1.05; Mass. ave. near 14th ‘h.w., south and north fronts, ‘21x45; offer wanted. Beautiful jots on Meridian’ Hill and Columbia Heights; low prices. OSTRANDER & STALEY, 1410 New York ave. mb24-3t (OR SALE—G4x100 FEET, ON 19TH STREET, not far from Dupont Circle, several of the most de" sirable corner sitesin the n.w-section. WMLP.YOUNG, 1303 F st. fear tis SALE-LOT ON NORTH SIDE st, BE tween 24th and 25th sts. n, w. 24x75; price $1 east Per square foot. WESCOTT & WiLCOX, ave. . ‘ma [VOR SALE—WE OFFER FOR VERY FEW Fito of the prettiest 503140 Lots in Lanier Heel at the very low figure of 23c. a foot. CUTTER & WIMER, 1423 F st. Pe mhe St R SALE—TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON Meridian Hill.on high ground, commanding. a fine view and near the city. These lots ‘will soon advance SnSSot___ LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. JFOE SALEUPON EASY TERMS, 2 VERY SHAT- Bitow Lows on 22dst, bet, Land Mu. w., eaoh 20°ft. mb LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920F st_ R SALEAT. A BARGAIN, THE WEST % OF square 1128, 30,000 aa, feet at Ze: per ag ft. mh23-6t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F ‘SALE — ONE LOT, zeae rue i ST. EXT, * . . st. between 3d ‘on iw. D6 feet 4 inches front, (OPERTY CAN BE SUBDIVIDED Put Tae To Gk —LOT ON 25TH ST. ‘with side and rear alley, suitable ‘or fourteen houses J. R HERTFO! 142336 F ot TOTS 21 AND 22, FBircadi 07 feet, BH inctien on New Sere eres nd 3 ia an Litteet, 10% foches on kson st., 18,500 feot. at 1 stay ©. ASMICEUEN, 1400 F at, 1B SALE — PLEASANT DJ Fetus Heiehta on the aan CHAS. A. SickUEN, 1420 F at. R SALE—ON THIRD SQUARE C Foci tr ath ot near 2 Oe goer feet of ground, with caste and access to alley in rear. Address OWNER, Box 49: ‘this office mh19-6t" Sa Sona LUE BEIGE 1 SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, O27 F ot. A ‘ohibehn Fo, TORS AND BUILDERS, Of the U. 8. Capitol. SALE—SPECULA’ St tee volid investinents within few oquaes ‘Compare them with the Utopian jorthwest hemes: Qquare 1970, Lots 7, 10 and 11, at 186. Square 825, Lote 15, 16 and 17, at Soc. Square 1064, whole triangle, every foot available, at 50c. Perfect titles in Pay A case. Inspection solicited by WELLER & REPETTI, mhis-2w ‘326 Pennsylvania ave. se. SALE—FINE LOT, SOUTH FRONT, NEAR ‘pont Circle, 20x8( yery cheap, near Dupont Circe, 26x75 to alley. near Dupont Circle, 26x100 to alley. i nea Dupont Girele, 30x120 toalley. near Circle, 18250 each. ‘at, near Dupont Circle, 20x75 to New Hampshire ave, near Dupont Circle, ley: “Connecticut ave, near Dupont Circle, » near Dupont Circle, 20x90 to alley. at, near Connecticut ave, 30x100 sre ian areT ate ear 19th, 26x75 5 mh9-2m “Apply CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th at. n. 1 SALE_SE' RY DESIRABLE LOTS, ‘adjacent to Dupont Circle. APD IebGusTUs TALLOR ed Estate Agent, mb1i-Im* 13 Fst nw. le| Be N = f aes BeeE 29 3. i is cc it % is} x S cc Bacto PE 1 fine Lot, FOE, BATE A, CHOICE BUILDING LOT orth aideof Maryland ave, bot; Ist and 2d ate. n. & ‘This is the finest location for adwelling on Capitol ‘Hill. Apply to mh23-ot” LOUIS P. SHOEMAK! FOE SALECTHE WEST HALF OF SQUARE 914 fronting on 8th st. n-e., between E and F, 35c, For sale, 63 feet front on M st. n.w., between North CB Ret Trout on Norvh Capitol st, near M, (adjoint feet front on Not st, near M, (ajo ground is held at $1,) 00c. ¢ ae. GO feet front on 3d st. n.w., between O and P, 60c, 100 feet front on O st. n.w., between 2ist and 22% 1.50. S70 fine lots, Pennsylvania ave, between Gth and “Beautiful building fol JU feeton Wat, between 17th x 2 7 and 18th n.w., $2.25. Rotate SWORMSTEDT & BRADL mh23.6t O27 F EY, st. ih. ‘OR SALE—SEVERAL VERY CHOICE LOTS IN ‘Whitney Close; on easy terms and at a bargain. Zot on corner of'14th st. extended and Kenesaw ave.; pooxi62: beautiful for subdivision; for afew days at 5c. ‘Forty thousand feet on 16th st. extended; large front on street; can be subdivided to advantaze ; only 22c. Several lots on Columbia Heights, on which are beau- tiful oaks; 30c. ‘Also, in Mt. Pleasant, at head of Howard ave.: 26¢, easy terms, WALEEK & WILSON, mh23-2W 1006 F st. n.w. R SALE —SEVENTY-TWO FEET FRONT ON ‘Pennsylvania ave. and 224 st.,in lots to suit. A WILLIGE. mb22-2w* Foe SALES wo LOTS ON WHITNEY AVE, Columbia Heights, at 25c. if taken this week. 8. J.GASS & CO., 516 920 F st. mh2Z-3t" F if-square of ground, and six Ry cuea dana 0 ‘OR SALE—NEAR THE CORNER 10TH ST. AN Massachusetts ave. ne, fine Lot, 19 feet front; splendid location. ‘BYON & TRACY, mh22-3t, ‘513 7th st hw. OR SALE—ON N ST., BETWEEN 41H AND 5TH sta, n.w., south front, 12 Building Lots, for 65c. Per foot. BRYON & TRACY, mh22-3t 513 7th st. nw. OR SALE—THAT ELEGANT BUILDING LOT on s.w. corner 16th and O sts, n.w., at @ low toan te buyer, ‘W.6! DUVALL, ‘(Successor to Duvall & Marr) mh22-3t 925 F St nw. R SALE—LOTS IN, MT, PLEASANT, 130. TO Se.; Lanier Heights, 12 to 40c.; Meridian Till, 30 10 50c.; Columbia Heigh 25 to 60.; Whit $) 15 tobe. BENJ. P. DAVIS, 1319 F st. )R SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS, COR- net Massachusetts ave. aud 16th st. s.e.,atlese than, ‘value if gold at once. WEIGHT & BOLTON, mb22-3t* Room 13, 8t. Cloud building, 9th aud F, 1B SALE—SPECULATORS, THIS IS A CHANCE for you. You will ‘never get axain one, of the hicest triangle squares in the northwest at 40c. per foot, Lote only average GO feet. deep: title pertect. EAST WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY, G11 F st. mb22-3t" ‘OR SALE_MERIDIAN HILL_A FEW CHOICE Tats on the north side of Superior aye. near 16th ‘These lots front directly on the new California ave. and are first investmenta, A. P. FARDON, mh21-6¢ 1326 Fst, ‘OR SALE_A FINE LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF 8. st. near 18th, 45x100, with two ‘brick back muildings that rent for $10 per month each, only $1.25 er foot. ‘A.B. FARDON, mb21-4t 1326 Fat, RK SALE-LOTS-FOUR SMALL LOTS IN ‘square 507, best corner lot in Whitney Close; Choice lots on’ Warder, Ludlow and Hancock ave ‘Whitney Close. JOSEPH BURDEN, Builder, 609 mh21-6t" R SALE—A FEW CHOICE LOTS IN WHITNEY Close at « slight advance on original price; streets graded; buildings about to be erected: now is ihe time to buy for an advance. DAVID D. STONE, mbe1-6t 1226 Fst, }ALE — A CORNER LOT, SOUTH FRON’ y opposite Grant Circle; wil be offered for few days at a sacrifice. A sure thing ‘mi DAVID D. STONE, 1226 F st. FOX SALE 16,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND on corner of Ninth and North Carolina ave. se. ‘This is one of the most, desirable corners for builday in that section of thecity. Apply to ALBERT F, FO: 20 F sit. W. Tuh19-6t VOR SALE—LOTS—8. CAP, NEAR. Columbia Heights, Mount Corners, Larch, Linden and Bound'y.71 5.000 ag. feet near Green statue ih st. aw. bet. W ad B'd'y 20x05. ‘A corner, 28x56, on Capitol Hil. ‘THO mh19-20 POR SALEON ATH BT ROAD, NEAR BRIGHT. ‘wood :contains nearly sixucres:improved by eleveu- room FraieDwelling,£rame Stableand Carriage House Foom for two horse and two cows: ano a two-story Frame Building, which has been used as. carpenter shop. TYLEL & RUTHERFORD, mli19-6¢" 6 JOR SALI T ON NB’ WEI TH st. und Connecticut ave, 234x119 fect; fronts nd bas, Frame, Pwelline on it renting for $10 #old at reasonable ae TYLER & RUTHERFORD, i 1226 F st. nw. WOR SALE_VERY FINE CORNER LOT IN Whitney Close; one of the very best in the whole aul aie Pore oy ‘nares pepe R SALE—LOTS IN HALL AND ELVANS' SUB- division, Mintwood place subdivision, Whitney Close subdivisiou and Prospect Hill subdivision, mul9-6t* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1526 F st.n.w. R SALE—THREE FINE LOTS, EACH 50X145, south side of Columbia rosa, bet, 14th and 15th uta. extended ; also Lots in Blocks 14,15, 16, 18,19 and 20, ‘Meridian Hill, ‘TYLER & RUTHERFORD, mh19-6t* 1226 F st.i.w. JRO! SALE-EAST HALF OF ‘SQUARE 1087. ‘Frontage on 17th st, east 496 feet. Frontage ou South Dat. 40) foot On inches, 63 rs ine wa CHAS: A McEULNO” mhi9-7t 1420 Fst. nw. SALE — CHEAP LOTS IN PROSPECT HILL fia vision, st tie head of North Capitol ats DOr Doo'feet. Will ue sold in a body or snveingle lots, on all Payments down, aid balahge gn very eaty ters CHAS. A MCEUEN, Ti20F stn GLOSE-SIX VERY DE- ROR SALE—WuITN) sirable Corner Lots at a mb19-7t JPOE SALE FRONTAGE OF 126 FEET BY THE depth of 00 feet on E st., between 3d and 4th sts. Sewer, Bc. ; ble buildis Bare ente eee Bes Sarr eee ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES | _mh19-7t 2420 F st. Dw, IN ee O UMBRELLAS AND CAR- R_SALE—-GREAT BARGAINS IN PROPERTY oR Neca an saxponunrep | Ronee niteticeaatrand ot ope Pe ECU ML at goed BR ee A “NEW DESIGNS” IN PRINTED PERCALES gheat} “aa it OF GORA. As “CHOICE PATTERNS" IN CHALLIS D& Lanes, | —™2219-7! SEATON PERRY, er ag. ft 6 ls heap. = Prax Bunome, | Piblosiwe CLARE 006 Fat ‘Pennsylvania ave.cor.9that, | Eee eee eee are Nad ours Established 1840. 2a eee oe ee eat prise Ii nes eet ab Tas“ STabLBlwe ALLEN G: CLARK. G05 F et, nw, ne Cantos ROR gai L ESONTAGE OF 148 FRET EY THE HOT ATR FURNACES. werwer, Water bers VOry deairable ceand foeapeing FRENCH RANGES. SEXTON'S LATROBES, mnie is 1420 F st. 3JQOR SALE—MERIDIAN HILL-I Hat [- ichigo sre Ee diy wacneee reece TIX ROOFING. Jonnina soLorrEn. | $72 fur prestallclaveinent fools et ae EVEN, 1420 F et ie” VERY DESIRABLE LOT, F buh tad ener ave also, c¢ det ae ‘mbl9-70" 2 Tazo Fat, Foes Pasite A | Eee een zrore Pacume Avwax Tenlalot ERPORD 220 Fe aw. 30ST A FEW FEET oautiea Duiging Lhe a See Se eee pa of, A Jack Or Act Traves. Experience has taught us that a mechanic who works at more than one trade makes a botch of all. And so with a Merchant; the one who keeps only one line of goods, and that line correct, is the one who suc- ceeds, ‘The undersigned having personally bought and sold nothing but BOOTS and SHOES for the last 25 years, claims to know the Ins and Outs of Shoes. ‘We will continue until further notice our liberal offer of TITT FEE NN N T KO NNN T EE NNN T EH NKN T EEE N NN PPP, EFE RRR cco REE NN N TTTT PeE 8 ER OOK NNN T PPP FE RRR OG ER NNN T Pp E£ ER GO NNN T P EEE RR CO ERE NNN T DISCOUNT. Itis your privilege to embrace the opportunity of ‘buying our well-known makes of @4 HAND-SEWED Ladies’ and Gents' Gaiters, equal to any @6 Shoo in the country, for 83.60. Our $3 line of Ladies fine Dongola and Kia Button, or Gents’ Seamless, unequaled in quality, at $2.70. Our $2.50 matchless line of Gents’ and Ladies’ Gaiters at $2.25. Ourg2Ne Plus Ultra line of Ladies’ and Men's Gaiters, $1.80. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, UNION MADE, SOLID, AND WARRANTED. L. HEILBRUN, ‘The Largest One Price Shoe House, “The Leader" of Low Prices, 402 SEVENTH S8T., Bee The Old Lady in Window. mh22 4 Tae Hicnesr Grave Caamrscre IN THE WORLD, RRR, 00 RRO Pees BR BR OO EER DDD ERE RRR EOD DE RR ER D DEE RRR DDE RR KEE DDD ERE ER R Reims. CARTE BLANCHE, A Magnificent, Rich Wine. GRAND VIN SEC, The New Dry Wine Price—Quarts, $30.20; Pints, $32.90. For sale by the leading Wine Merchants and Grocers, azo” 10} Lisara companrs EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘For Improved and Economic Cookery. TTEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘Only sort guaranteed GzNUneE by Baron Liebig. FOR SALE-—-MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL. OR SALE — TWO 8E AND _PHRTONS, | FREVOLUTION, IN SHORT-HAND " SLOAN.D — taught in twelve hours, simple aa A. B,C; ane ‘second band end ape own | awarded lone uid, modula” Chere and private th Seb Sraee poe eens pee oon | rmsinsig: Sun, mat Cle ad for ‘operators. The Wi ret nw. mnieise LOAN-DI XAN SHORTHAND—AFTER FOUR Seeks study of an hour yer dap: fant aile to write SIXTY words per minute and improve with every lee. gon. AH. SHEPARD, Attorney-at-Law, Warrenton, va i : Esty ‘NSTRUCTION IN MUSIC FOR BEGIN! OR Sivanced in German or Amnerican, Piste: Ongan sed terms, apply to 9. SCHELL, 734 12th sunwe z whid-tm 188 ROSA RAND, ‘Teacher of Flocution 5 apd Votce Caltare, prevares Ladies and Gentlemen atteDRAMATIC STAGE. Fit Seite Alched every Particular ion paid, aatours ond, Apply Room 3 n24; Tistocial and home cries riag OR SALE—$1,000 WORTH OF LARGE DIA- | “Gane seen from 11 until ‘Tuesdays, Wednes- Fintodes bait Address “HASTE,” Star office. | days and Fridays at des 3 mh2a-ot" Sa No. 1338 Het nw. JF OR SALE_ONE FINE SECOND HAND SQUARE apne ESTE TO Piano, €175: one second-hand Knabe, $100; one @- | JYEPARTMENT OF STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE: octave , 860. HUGO WORCH & CO. 925.7th WRITING, in uprights. torent, SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, National Hank of epublic Buniding. soutiw ai corner [ANO-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—| stuaents prepared for Amenuensis work in from ‘Decker Bros. :735 octave sSlmget new: | gurve'tg ave monthe All F type writin ‘Swenty-tive Horee, and driving Horeca, whic! oR SALE—AT 216 NORTH C ‘Walnut Deak and ‘Walnut and Bedstead, Hat-rack, Table atta Chairs, ber Sete, at a ‘after 5 p.m. LE—PIANO, CHEAP.OR WILL BERENTED Ftantitand setble party. Cal soon or sadrent REDWAY, 825 New Jersey. rears old; suitable for a lady oF family horse: sound ‘eood diver; owner having no further use {0r thn "O08 Sipceu at 3. MAURY DOVES, Fisting t ‘m1 — STOCK AND ice pete io aoe ‘OR SALE — CHEAP ‘complete ofa well exiablished erocery und ioh store. with lease: centrally located, owner leaving city. Apply 463 H st. n.w. _ mh2s-3t OR SALE—TWO CAR LOADS OF HORSES FROM Greenbrier county, Went Virginia, arrived at John Simmons’ Stable, 311 12th st.n.w. I think Ihave some of the beat work horses that have been ou the market for 3 long time. Having been in the horse busivess for the t twelve years, by fair and honorable dealing Ihave mait ups trade that affords me to handle nothing Due 2 good class of horses. Among the number I have 2 Cart horses, weighing from. 1-300 to 1.400; three ‘weigh 1,500." Aino, two. matched teams of grays and Tie foe eae ee ery ene for any Pr mn ieee eta pte eae . ven of bears JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor. ARGES, Fat. ou lw }ALE—STABLE LOT, 20x40 OR IN ley bounded by ‘Vth and 15th sts.; none mh22-3t 50, Massachusetts ave.,.N st, better in city. CUTTER & WIMER, 1423 F st._ RSE; WEIGHT “T.A00 Ibe. works fn, any. harness, a good Tooker a ‘sso, an eight foot cove! SOHN FITZMORIS, 2001 Oth st. waned St" ‘SALE—AWNINGS, FLAGS, TENTS. t ‘Ar the intiet novelties wwning stripes and canvas for ountry Ww. 8. LE—CHEAP—TWO RETURN TUBULAR 436 ft. by 12 ft; three 20-horse Cylinder -horse and 40-horse Horizontal Engines; Plainer, 2 ft. by 4 in.; 4 and 7-horse “Otto” Gas En- Sivtat, BiolkeStni Be, we ney ie BeOS eee ie wal, c. Gopb, mh21-6t_2010 and 2012 Aliceanna st, Baltimore, Md. OR, ‘EC1 R SALI Boil A WELL BRED MARE, A PI daisy; not afraid of anything: any’ isdy or child can‘drive her: yet she is full of life and. ambitior suitable for light carriage or buggy; will stand: price 110. Apply 'S. 8. DAISH, Wholesale Feed Dealer, corner North Capitol and ‘mh21-1m" Phe pot kates cumuianton Gas ae recon -proof Safe: combination lock, &c.; mediuin ize, also, small one. Will bo sold low esab or ume. Address Box 141, fice. mhi1-4t* R SALE_SINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOO! Cages, Gold Fish, Aquariums and Fish Food. Larg- est assortment in the city, at SCHMID'S Bird store, bt ath Pa. ave. mh19-1m TAGE: 7] HARNESS, CARRIAGES. E'Gfyoulttced « nice stylish Busey ip tg alee Ifyou want a:nice # lish Surrey xo to Meeks. Ifyou want a nice. ih Phaeton go to Meeks. If you want a nice stylish Cabriolette go to Meeks, If you want a nice st i ce atpish Dayton go terMeks youwant a nice stylish Family Carriage, Busl- ness or Pleasure Wagon (new or second hand), it ia Worthy your attention to call, as these articles are in Tif dozen or more different styles each, #0 a8, to sive antity and, quality to chooge from also, Hames, ; > Robes, Se, and all goods guaranteed af resented. **Khese goods are for eale on as accommodating terms, with an polite and prompt attention given asin. this city” or elsewhere, 1 ana” painting done ES iz . Specialty. ‘The best $22.50 Buggy Har- Boeib the w ole country at U21 Gat Zw. e aca. _mhid-im 8. J. MEERS. F® SALE. Rosewood A special and exostians bereata. | Blegsat Rosewood! Cabinet Grand Upright Piano; tri fulland brilliant tone; best imp! Narranted: used but fhree, mouths: only cash, balance mon! ‘payment desited; good discount all cash. rovements and ful ts Also, a superb toned Heine Piano! nearly new: 250: monthly payments; discount all cash. Call at once. ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, mh19 422 9th st 5J{OR SALE_—PRINTING OFFICE AND FIXTURES: of the late Wm. H. Burnside, located at 633 F st. 2.w., two doors froma “th st. consisting of two presses, cutter, fine ne and. Sradataf ier one, Rint tor iaalt PTGS, al sortment of Executor F st. a. w. mii Fe, SALE—FORTY HORSES CONSTANTLY ON hand, suitable for all purposes. All stock fully de- Funded. ‘My cstblishment i the lanest in tne city, and. T carry more stock to. select from than any oué p Square Grand scale Stable, Tiiave uo connection with any other stable, | my ngage side salesmen. protect guaranteed to at pare ioe isiting or buyiae at HOCK vetons punliasing elsewhere. eee a ‘WAL, YATES & SON, G12 & 623 G stn. w. ‘One car load just received to-day. mb19-6¢ FOR SALE—BED FEATHERS, 150. A POUN: Pics, Stun aud dry picked better fosthers cart Ds it sttention to orders by ‘and otherwise. Z, 638 H st. neimbo-18t )R SALE AND EXCHANGE—AT 466 PA AVE. yt Blcet vanity of Family Cammages, Bus ties, Ladies’ Phwtons and Doctors’ 5 ‘sec Sndhand and new, in the city. Prices it, WAL. FEGEYER, mhi4- found for the price: (promy %40:48 in. Nickled 5: Silent Star, good as new, $m ‘C. CO., 1406 New York ave. POR ENE Eee reATeEne ee eae ound: eslec Cheon dere by taail or ot Prompuy delivered.» Wai. SEITZ 724 2d'st-n.e. fi7-30e F{OR SALE_HARNESS!! \d-hand Busey HARNESS!!! OR SALE—ENCYCLOPAEDIAS. JAMES PAR- ‘ton, the celebrated historian and. “that in every house where there is placed a set of Aj leton’s Cyclopeedia itis likesending the wholef: college.” ‘I work all the volumes can be ob- tained at once on small monthly payments by, addreas- ing Box 129, Star office. mb5-toapl POR SALE_ATJA5 KPROBEYG REPOSITORIES, 6th and N, ¥. ave. and 1230 32d ( plaor wagoes shd teks ot erry dsecription cad capacity from 500 to 6,000 B Se pe ‘wawoun something entirely new” Co a wagons, ewe ta and Fe ‘perches and pleasurg wagone.”T carry a lanes Stock FBaSonabletand at bottom pelos, s R SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, ONE FINE-TONED ‘carved rosewood Pian it. Fa Cai ‘be seen, at Gis WELD & BABS, 705 TIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Finest Mest Flavoring Stock, UBE it for ‘Botps, Deuces and Made Dishes . EIERIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT. = it in Eficient romp in all cases of Weakness and LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTEAGE OF MEAT. ended instead ‘Highly recomm asa Nightcap: of Al- TIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT. NUINE ONEX with fac-simile of Baron Liebig's GFtnture fu black ink sctouo fs. ‘To be had of all Storek Gi Chem- Sole Agents for the United States (whole- sale only), C. David & Co.,9 Fenchurch avenue, KILN-DBIED X. C. AND GEORGIA FLOORING A SPECIATY. We guarantee to manufacture superior quality of ‘work for less price than any other Mill, and we have the largest facilities and factory in the country. Send ‘uss postal and we will give prices promptly to prove ‘what we claim, Canton ave., President and Albemariests, Baltimore, Ma, ‘Telephone 639. P.O. Bor476. n6-3m For Ow bong eu We HISkK Y. ESE ares oe ioe, ‘7thst, a. w. £26-3m* R SALE—“CHAMPION COUGH CURE” 18 THE ‘OB tet remedy: ou eartrfor. Coughs and Coline 2be, If your ‘does not keep it write to turers, MFG manutact 27 CO., 310 Bt, Paul at, Baltimore, Mc J. C. Horcersox, IMPORTER SPRING MILLINERY GOODS, Correct Styles. iste re hear RIBBONS, FLOWERS, TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, In great variety, of the newest and choicest produo- tions, many styles of which are con- signed to us exclusively. WRAPS, IMPORTED NOVELTIES. JACKETS, $2.37 and upward. The fine grades st proportionately low prices. Examination will be con- vincing of the bargains we are offering in this depart- ment, 42nch BLACK CHANTILLY FLOUNCES from $1.75 yard to $25.00. 4 ‘MARQUISE AND SPANISH FLOUNCING, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, Ete. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON JET PASSE. ‘MENTEBIES. GLOVES. 5 Spring importation of our CELEBRATED FOSTER Glove during season have been enormous. FOSTER GLOVES have no equal in St style orreli- ability. $1.00 per pair upward. mbi5 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE au we Bed! Seminal asda | FOE SALE A BRIGHT, BAY) HORSE, NINE | exaniine my | — ‘branches of thoroughly taught. Shorthand Dictation tor to writers of all a Freuike ececises Gell sresad fovcisteiess ‘Telephone call 874-2. ‘mh17-1m (QUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A Giinessee (crayon, portrait in Aftcen lessons: no Room ii, ‘May Buil ing, corner Fh and E- mbt 72 FENCE SUSTEM OF SOUND” thorough courwe of promunctat oo : 0. Spring Term Bow at BSL Ve-ave Slonday, Weduenday’'and Friday. at it SES EE | 5 faire in a8 fo pronunciation and. practical use of the French lan ma ue On ee eube-im WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TeLpaRaPny has removed from Capitol Hill to 631 F st rooms 7, Band ‘ocls-6u GPENCERIAN, BUSINESS COLLEGE, IN CoM- odious “halls, in, National Bank of the Republic southwest corner of 7th apd D streets, Services’ Of ity cradt tes -alwaye, in demaud, ‘Thorough ‘instruction siven in ‘Writing, the English Language, Correspondence, Rapid Calcula- tions, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Commercial Lav, Political Economy, Stenography and Type-Weit dng. ay ated evening aéwlona a. 18-56 ba ilustrated Circular. Dire: sdioms and 'V.PRUD'- : tone 2 HENRY C. SBENCER, Principal Mrs. SARA A. SPENCE, Vice Principal. anid NSTRUCTION ON PIANO AT 50 CENTS A LE son, by a xentleman qualified by education perience to give thoronsh inetrac Sirous of becoming skillful perform lucent musicians. | Address CONSCIENTIOUS, Star office. mb14-2W* IANO LESSONS— By a gentleman thoroughty competent to teach. jood references, Address Box 8, Star office. GQTAMMERING CURED. Comsat Mis. M. STEVENS HART, Principal of fashington School ‘of Elocution and English Lan- Guage, OF Met. nw. System endorsed by Physicians, jucators and Patrons. 112-2" Asa ees IeDroit Building, F and Eighth Sta. N. W., Teaches Doubleentry Bookkeeping, Business Arith- metic, Penmanship and English branches when de- Bred? Typewriting, ‘Private Tustructous Jor Civil Bervice Examinations. Day and evening sessions. ‘For terms of tuition, &c., call at Colle Toons. 3. HAMIL. (Six years with Eastman Business College and late principal of Martyn Commercial College). "mis-Om mb12-1m°_ RENCH LESSONS—PUPILS CONVERSE FLU- with purest accent in a Ce ently new ry abort time of Prof. H.LARROQUES. 9 native Part of Sorbonne University, Pain, France, ah8-Tano* eZ Ts CONBIERCTAL Conta! ‘313 Oth st. n. w., near the Cy “The hiehest standard business coll Book-keeping, Business Anthmietic, cal and Banking Departments, aw Lectures ree io ation, course, life scholarship, $40. Evening session, thiree months" course, #0 per month. tahs-6m HORT-HAND STUDENTS TRAINED FOR CO! office. in America.” Theory, Practi- 3 cressional correspondence by an experienced Steno= | graphic Clerk. Terms in advance. stand. folcara a (APITOL | HILL hc, Grammer Geowraph,, History, tenmsnabny. aid , 2 2 Penmanship. a Orthograply.’ Terms reasonable. C.F. WOOD, Prine Opal 6m Vocar. LESSONS. SIGNO FABIANI (from Paris, Europe) _ £243 101? 10th V ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC inet set Building, once ‘oth Cag Eight year. “Piano, Ongui, Vaice, Violin, Flute, Comet, Eq, Prep advanlagen 0.8, BULLAMD, Director, ae T= BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14TH ST. N. W. Andall other principal cities Recognized as superior to all other mmilar Instita- ticnn, ‘Unexcelled advantages for learning CONVER- SATION. ‘Hest of uative teachers. Fee extremely low. NEW TEKM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and’ Chil: gers, Teal jooone tree, Every Saturday LECTURES free io pupa [or Progen idudssion cards. Bory SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART, PSvocat’culture and Heading” Private eqns au pramiatic Classes. ‘Sirs. ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 12a Neat. Petty ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH. esha fd oe oes Man ee origi Service Exanit ‘Apply 30 Oth st. nw. 12-3. HORTHAND. iogmed cach map eumelana | veac 1413 G st. nw. LADIES’ GOODS. : THE BEST, Sotia Poraabe oF = Rae ORTH OF VALUABLE ADTES! EXCELSIOR DY FE q CARDS. Tr. . Toy Chickens, ko. Roy. kgm. abt, * Paint. 10. co gabe Par bia Bots enond BE QOER V_ KANE, 507 117TH ST. X.W. A, TH ST. X.W_CORSETS Mal will dye everything, They are sold TSCHIPFELY & EVAN! ___ Dragst, 4 v JREDORA DRESS sInEL Are the best in the world. THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERNIOVA, _n27-at.thém NCH DYEING, SCOURI 5 FE? Spee Gents"Work of every descrip tion, ANTON &'CANOLINE LERCH. Formerly wi _2203m A. Fischer& Maison Vriose, Paria. AEST PALISIAN MODES. IN FREN SN MODES IN FINE HAL GOODS. a on " M4. PRANDI. 1309 F ST. NOVELTIES IN BACK COMFFURES, KUSSIAN Banas. maZAIR DRESSED. MANGN SHINGLED, ast crews je’ mouth. Special "atta placing of Bridal Geils, . mel NTOX FISHERS 7 Chenseal Dry Cleaning Fatabtishment, ©. 906 Gat nw. ‘Ladies’ and Geutlemen’s also Velvet a rage Veils Laces, Gloves &e- are per jor process. Ladies’ Even. Gentlemen's Clothes clesned, raee =a 0 to shape and ‘Goods called fur aud del.verea. ee HUMPHREY, 10re ST. N Wl ak to order in every style and, anaes Ugaraninen pervert’ h and rfort French Hand-iiaie ( nsersothing. Merino Underwear bd nest tmipurted fonter form Goods TCorwet china Rte prams ied Patent Shoulder Braces, and. all U Fren Th Cormets and Huetles Children's Comets and i __HOUSEFURNISHIN( A Cor Is Wat, Paver English Paper, 7c. per piece; Brown and White Rack Paper, 9c. per piece; best White Back Paper, 122g. por | Piece; best White Back Paper, Per piece on the wall; afine Gold Paper, 25c. per piece: a fine Gold Paper, 30c. per piece: best Gold Paper, 40c. per piece ; best Gold Embossed Paper, 50c. per piece: a 20-inch Gold Embossed Frieze, #1.25; 8 10-inch Gold Em- doused Frieze, 75c. All other borders at greatly re- duced rates. ‘Big stock! New goods! No humbugt Competent workmen, Prompt attention. JOHN K. MAHONEY, _mhi8-Im___ 313-315 Pa.ave.ne., Capitol Hill, for the past two weeks have been go encouraging, and have brought out such crowds of customers for dull ‘season, that we are satished people will buy bargains at any time of the year, whether in season or out, and we have determined to eclijwe all former nus we have ever offered in ourGREAT DRIVE SALF which will make on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 14th aud 15th insts., when we will astonish the uativesin prices | of Carpets, Furniture and ea, Remember, this sale is for cash and only lasts two days—Monday aud Tuesday —and don’t you miss it. W. H. HOEKE, mbi2 — = AT LOWEST PRICES. Just received, a new line of inexpensive CRETONNES AND LACES. P. HANSON HISS & CO, 5 1Gth stn we Decorate Toner Sera We are opening to-day new shapes and decorations In ‘ TOILET SETS. ‘The Best we have Ever Offered for the price, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘China and Giese Importer, 1205 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, J.B LEP . ‘We wish to call your attention to our lange and com- ete stock of Pap ‘Also to our prices. ean Gilt Paper, S0c Gait Pape, = and 400. White Back Papers 24 Brown Back Pe: Pere, 10c. ‘Binch Emboued "Gold Borders. 60c. snd be" G-inch Embossed Gold Borders, 40c. aude. inch Embossed Gold Borders, 30c.aud 40c. All work Suurantood. “Orders by postal prowptly attended to. pe Writing. ‘Experienced teachers. 1415G et mw. 3a3-3mo ES. MANN'S KINDERGARTEN, Mis SASS PRIMARY SCHOOL | aa. ‘Sunderland Place. one block south of Dupont cirele. Fourth term begins April23, 1887. mL-Omr J\WES. HARRIETTE MILLS_VOCAT LESSONS TO (es and Gentlemen. At leleure daily frou f le ores ra (QHELDON'S _ACADEMIES—1004_ ¥F ‘Mondays, Wi ys and Saturdays. 3d rvania ave. se, Tuesdays and Fridays. ‘ail latest dances taught. ‘ccl-Omt VATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF srl Hontgerat prepares for colleges, §. We st. and the ‘Annapolis; West Point. all examinations. seus IVY INSTITUTE, aw. cor. Sth ab K ste. nw, se OF MUSIC, |. [ESTABLISHED 18773 305 Hata. vate or Class Lessons," Church organ for practice, Su2l-6m. THEO. INGALLS KING, Principal. Take Norrce. REMOVAL WE HAVE MOVED OUR STORE FROM 1112 F ST. TO PENNSYLVANIA AVE., ONE DOOR BE- LOW 7TH ST., UNDER ST. MARC HOTEL, WHERE WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL OUR OLD CUSTOMERS. ‘The earl bird catches the worm. We want the worm in the shape of customers with dollars in their pockets to buy our Clothing. We want $5,000 between this and the 10th of April. We must have it, and weare going to get it by giving you special bargains in all Stylesof 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 you take our goods to any three good tailorsand if they ‘don’t say they are are worth one-third mors than you Pay us we will give you the gooda, Mind you this spe- cial bargain sale lasts only till April 10, then our reg- ular spring trade opens; but we start this sale toget ‘the money before the season opens. Bargain No. 1, ‘over 1,000 Children’s Knee Pants, worth 85 and 75c., down to 50c. 100 Children's Suits, worth @3 and $3.50, at $2.50; finer ones at similar reductions. Boy's Suite, worth $6.50 and $7.50, at 85. Men's Business Suits st $6, g8.and $10. Now comes the Daisy Dress Suita. AGenuine English Corkscrew Cutaway Suit, worth $20, for 814. A Genuine Prince Albert Suit, worth $25, for $17.50. English, you know. Still greater bargains. A nice Prince Albert Suit, Silk Facing, worth 816, for $12: and s Cutaway or Sack Corkscrew Suit, in Black or Brown, worth 816; these ‘will go for $10, as long as thes 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 Panta, 82.25 ones for $1.50: $2.75 for 82: $3.50 ones for 2.50. $5 and $6 Pants for $4 and $4.50, Now if you want bargains come and get them: but if ‘you rather go elsewhere and pay agreat 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 Duginess at a loss all the time; but now is the time for birds to catch the worm. We want to worm the money cout of you for the best bargains you ever got in Cloth- ing. Come and ste us. Ihave returned to Washington mannfactu: (or ster es Danie areata a van here to stay, ‘and customers and as ‘ew ones as possi Store, No. 924 7th street we Burdette ary, house. jashington SPRING OVERCOATS ‘braces a great variety of every grade, from $7 to the Scat ale ined” Giad to have you look at them. ‘We have opened about 50 dozen NECKTIES of all the latest shapes. Look at them, Theyarethe best for the price in the city. GREAT DISCOUNT. ‘We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves ‘at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices, Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 8. JENKS & co, 717 Tre Staeer ___ FAMILY SUPPLIE 31 = Arrextios Or Hovsexexrens Is called to MY SPECIAL FLOUR, ‘Which I think Has no equal For Making BOLLS and LIGHT BREAD Price low. . W. BURCHELL, re 1325 Fst. Pararsco Froverss Muss, B Established 1774. -ATAPSOO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PRE MIEE FLOUR OF AMERICA, AND THE BEST LN EVERY RESPECT FOR FAMILY USE. The value of four depends the ESSENTL ELEMEN OF NOTTION CONTAINED IS THE IT MAKES. Maryland and V: wheat, from which our PATENT ROLLER PLOURS are Wufactured, has long been conceded to Bex ewer ually, Uecouee ites a BETTER. BINATION OF GL MrEN’AND PHORPHATES THAS OTHER, This fact is Dut in the Us FOR If be does not keep itand will not “sant wewili icttzoutnow where write to, it can be had. C. A. Gi [ANUFACTURING CO. T-tthetm 214 st, Baltumore, Ma N OTICE ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF SS p= EE™ Sef GERES: THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and ‘Brand, and attempting thereby to pain off an inferioe articje for the genuine. ‘THEREFORE, ‘Bo sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES.” ‘and have the imprint of * “wo cou aepais