Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON a D. C., TUESDAY, LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Inilications for the 24 hus commencing at 3. p.m. For District of Columbia, Virginia, ayivania, New Jerses, Delaware, Tair, Warmer Weather, northwes ‘Srectan ‘To Those in Want of Furniture. "The Greatest Bargains on Reyort For the Next Ten Days At Net Cash Prices, One of the Largest and Well-Selected stocks of Faruicure in Washington ‘To Select From. Complete in ail Its Branches, ‘Walnut, Antique Osk. Ash and Cherry Chamber Suites. Silk and Mohair Plush, Raw Silk and Halr-cloth Parlor Suites. These Goods are Spectalities, witme stock betnz ton lane to name the full line, Wwe a few of the popular prices pri ake Thventory of stocks April Isths PHOF €0 Walnut Chamber Suites, full marble, 10 per cent, Antique Oak Chamber Suites, full marble, 8 per cent, $30. ea Antique Oak Chamber Suites, polis! 8 wee a es, polished tops, ‘Chamber Suites, polished tops, 8 per cent,$23. ‘These guods aft all firstclass thatch, Mohair Plush Parlor Sets, 7 per cent, $5. Suk Plush Parior Sets, 7 percent, $43. Huir-cloth Parlor Sets, 7 per cent, #3 For quality, desicn and finish they are unexcelled. BRETBARTH’s, ‘Odd-Feliows’ Hall, ‘th street northwest, 4 pleasure to show goods. Fesse11's Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies. For Sate.—The well-known drug stores of the date Dr. Pauid Ketniein, situated at corner of 9th Streets northwest and 9th and U streets | . Both stores are now open and doin, i A rare opportunity for parties de. Siring to engage in the drug business. Call on or | address Edgar Stark, 9th and P streets northwest. | CALIPoRSTA WINES, sweet and dry, at low prices, at Chr. Xander, wines and liquor house, 909 7th ‘street northwest. “You may break, you may shatter the vase it You will, but the ‘Scent of the roses will cling found it stili,” may truthtuily be sung of East- man’s Manono Perfume, the most delicate and per- Mmanent in the market. ANOTHER PUBLIC CooxING of Cerealine Flakes will take place at the store of C. Witmer & Co., No. 1918 Pa. ave., Washington, D. C., Thursday, March ‘BI, 1887. Pure Porrrarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa, ave. A Lance Assoxtment of Ladies’ Five-button Paris Suede Gloves, in black an 1 the new spring Shades at $1.10—regular price $1.45. No job lot. All fresh, desirabie gods. Every ‘pair warranted and fitted. Rk. H. TaYror, 902 Pennsylvania avenue, Lapres, for ¢? you can buy a genuine cur. kid, ‘Dox toe or com. sense button beot, at Mra. W. H. ideh’s, 717 Market Space. Srccre your front door with Tale Corrugated Key Locks and Latches. Face and eyesig! CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. A dead colored int. ler’s, cor. 434. tween 6th, Madison, M ‘This s the U.S. Army Dispensary, 17: ‘west. Richard Sidenora was before the Police Court arged by Oficer Mulloy with being a Susficious person, and on hebitual drunkard, He ‘was required to give bout or serve 90 day$ on the farm. ‘The case of the District of Columbta, appellant, | against Owen O'Hare, an appeal from the Court of + claims, was decided Uy the U.S. Supreme Court Yesterday, the judgment of the lower court being affirmed. ‘The Supreme Grand Council, Order of American Patriots, last eve ered’ that hereafter all commissions and auth’ anate directly from the Supreme Grand il In this city. Many of the readers of THE STAR Vantage of the remarkably libera WEEKLY Sar ( subscribe to on: leading periodicals ofthe country. A large saving can be made in this way. In the Equity Court Judge Merrick made a de. eee today Vesting the title of the ground on which the Assembly's Presbyterian chureh 1s erected (th ana I streets northwest.) in the ‘ustees. The ground was given by J. B. Varnum aad S. H. Hill to certain grantees, and the latter failed to transter the property to the trustees and he decree 1s to cive a complete title, 8.G. Kingsley was to-day excused from further service as a grand juror. Dr. Warren, of Jefferson Co., Mississippl, is In the city, attending Mr. R. N. Torry. of the Penston *QMce, his brother-in-law, who is il with typhoid ver. The distance between Baltimore and Washing- ton has been made on foot by Mr. Jas. S. Reese, of the Maryland Bicycle Club, in a fraction over nine hours, Starting from Baltimore at 7.15 a.m., and walking at a regular pace, he reached Wash- ington at 4.18 p.o., resting’ at Laurel fifteen minutes toeat Innch. ‘Mr. Joseph H. Bradley had a bad night and was Somewhat worse this afternoon. aS Amusements. ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hovse.—The appearance of Miss Kose Cognian in Tom Taylor's “Masks and Faces,” at Albaugh’s last night, was, it must be confessed, @ disappointinent to the’ admirers of that strong and usually pleasing actress. In appearance @ more satisfactory Pey Wopiinaton could not readily be found among Ainerican aetresses: and this fact increases the regret felt at Miss Coghlan’s uneven and unsympathetic inter- pittation of one of the most charming and warm. led creations in the whole range of English comedy. “Masks and Faces,” though classed as a modern’ comedy, belougs to an epoch that 1s closed; and asd Rouse that has been long un- Yenanted, however beautiful in design and finish, Fequires an extra amount of airing, heating, and Muminating to dispel the gloom and chili and dust, and restore Its former cheerfulness; so these old Comedies, to be acceptable in thelr’ revivals, Tequire that very part stall be well develped and every odd corner filled with the warmth of sym- RAUNT, and the lizht of intelligence. To be sure iss Coghlan’s company for the most part are in- ‘Yeiligent, and well understood what they were doing last nizht: but somehow, with scarcely an exception, they did it with little show of feeling, and thus failed to arouse more than 8 languid in. Yerestin the audience. Mir. MacDonald's Triplet ‘was notabiy good, and he was recalled after Ms seene With Mrs. Vane. Miss Coghlan’s exceed- tngiy graceful jig in the third act was rede- manded. Navioxat TaeATER—A second view of “Theo. dora,” with Miss Lillian Olcott In the ttle role, ‘only Increases one's wonder at this inexperienced actress’ hardihoed in essaying to impersonate a@ifficute and uany-sided a character asthat of Jus. Unlan’s terrible Miss Olcott. knows her lines ead her b dnd goes throngh the Scenes WILE an U almost unconcerned, ease that doubtless is @ source of much satisfac Uon to herself. In fact, so lightly do the most eras etal situations fall upon this remarkable actress that she ands opportusity and Inclination in them w* Miss Olcott's dexterons jug gling « je usttal applause last night: in fact, the app Was frequent and hearty throughout the especially in the upper portion of the house. “i hoodora” will remain’ at the National ail the week. The scenery 1s the same as that seen ly Haxkis’ Buoc Taecten. was warmly received by t last night, when she apy quline, of Paste and Diu KErsan's Tunaren — earlier in the season. Miss Mattie Vickers audience at the Bijou ared in her play, “Jac- mds, Tues ne new Rentz-Santley specialty and burlesque company gave a lively and diversified entertainment at Kernan’s last night. Valjean, the Juguier, Mile. Dorst and M. Ore-te in the'r Parisian dances, Sanford and Wil. sou and funny Buily Buckley’ were particularly Dine Mesze.—Mr. Sid C. France, an actor who hasa very warm piace in the popular affections, Kept a large house in a high state of excitement at the Museum last nit. NaTiosat Kink. . Gleason had another large aud t interested people watching Bis method of taming and training vicious horses last night. He had some difficult subjects to deal With, but he made them understand who was master, 'uE PIANO AND Onoaw Recrrat. at the Bradbu Palace of Music last Saturday afternoon brought F than that of the together a much larger comps Week before. A pleasing program was furnished by the following artists: Chas. B. Donch, Miss N. John Noah, pianists; John E Wickware, and Mra ©. Done, violinist, and Camillo’ Scuneider, cor- neust. ‘THE Manassas PANORAMA remains open day and evening. —_——.__ OPENING OF St. Jouy’s Hatt.—The religtous ser- vices dedicating this ual to lis appropelate secs Were held in the handsome new building on 16th | street, adjoining the church, last evening, at 8 clock, under the direction of the Rev. Dr. Leon- ard, rector of St. John’s. A large congregation, in Which the vestry were represented, was prevent. ‘The building was erected to afford accommodation for the Sunday School, Guild, and choir meetings, ‘and other associations of Ue partsh, and, It ts exe pected, will prove a great reliet to Si. Jolin's ‘The was purcl from Mr. W. W. Corcoran. ‘The Duliding is a terracotta and Brick, its dimensions being 28 by 85 feet. ‘The service of dedication con- sisted of the sinying of appropriate hymns by the Surpliced choir of St. John's, dedicatory prayers, followed by an address of the rector, and a cl hymn tue benediction The élengy with Dr. Leonard and participating in were the Rev. C. M. Pyne, the Kev. J. M.E. McKee, the Rev. Win. Holden, ani the Rev. Dr. Tustin. —— Exvexsive Sat ov EvExGuEENS, Daconarive Plats, &c., &c.—Owing to the storm, the sale of decorative piants, shrubbery, &., which was to bave taken place to-day at haven lth street and the avenue, is postponed until to-morrow (Wednesday), at the same hour. This isa choice and exteusive collection, and from one of the most. Fellabie florists in the country. See advertisement: for further particulars. - collection of os which has been 00 view for the last two days at Dowill auction rooms, the sale of which takes pt morulng at 11 gelock, bas been pronounced by many of the visitors to be the 01 collection yet wen in tals city. Doubtless, from the interest Yai has been inanifested the sale will be a tee ESN Many of the readers of Tax Stax are taking ad- liberal offer of Tue Present the Services | i CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION Ne. 5. A Larger Represntation on the Central Commitice Asked For—The Water and Gas supply. A meeting of Citizens’ Association, No, 5, was held last evening in the chapel of the Lutheran Memorial Church, and the president, Mr. Reginald Fendall, reported the following revision of the Dounds of the divisions as agreed upon by the presidents of the various associations in their re. cent conference: 1. That the District of Columbia be divided up as follows: Divison No. 1. All that part of the city of Wash. ington lying south of B street north and Mis- sourl avenue and west of South Capitol street. Divston No. 2 All that part of the city of ‘Washington lying east of South Capitol street, west of Anacostia river, and south of East Capitol street. Division No. 3. All that part of the city of Wash- ington lying between Cay ‘street and Boundary street, and between North Capitol street and Renning’s road. Division No. 4. All that part of thecity of Wash- ington lying between B street north and Missouri avenue, North Capitol street, Boundary street and 10th street west. Division No, 5. All that part of the city of Wash- ington lying between B street north, Boundary street, 10th street west, and 15th street west. Division No. 6. All that part of the city of Wash- ington lying between B street north, Boundary street, 15th Street west and Rock Creek. Division No. 7. All that part of the District of Cqlumbia lying West of Rock Creek. ivision No. & All that of the county of ‘Washington lying between Creek and Ana- eostia River, Division No. 9. All that part of the county of Washington lying east of Anacostia River. 2. That there be in each division an association of citizens to be ed “Citizens’ Association No. —,” the number of the association to be the Same as that of the division in which ft 1s, ‘That there be a central association of 100 members, formed of the following number of rep- Tesentatives from the several local associations, and to be selected by them, respectively, as fol- lows: Assoclation No. 1, 12; No.2, 12; No. 3, 12; No. 4, 15; No, 5, 13; No. 6, 15; No. 7, 10; No. 8, 5; i, i100. recommendations by each of the loc: before the 7th day of April, 1887, on which day the presidents will again meet in'conference; and notice of each action, with the names of the dele- gates to the central association, be sent to Regi- nald Fendall, 470 Louisiana avenue. THE OTHER ASSOCIATIONS. In response to a question froma member as to the probable attitude of the other associations in regard to these changes, Mr. Fendall said the pre- THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. CITY ITEMS. 29,/1887—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. FOR SALE—HOUSES. The ers Discuss Summer R SALE_ON 14TH ST. ROAD. NEAR BRIGHT. | JOR SALE — at 25 CENTS PER FOOT, GOOD | JJOR SALF_TWo VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON 1887. Spring Season. 1857. ‘wood: nearly sixucres: “ wen | AY * r ; easy terms | A* Meridian M11, on hi vand, con ‘fine Melke and Tubers, ocpriermined not to De undersold, J. E Young room ineDeita Peape Sa : sirens sigue Re TRON E. ave nw ES ew Be Beart ct ico ote will soun advance The District of Columbia Horticultural Society | Offers a Ree Sas een ised Se Seepeney | FsOR SALE—LOTS ER HEIGHTS. 30,000 | P72; * ‘out ‘and Heavy Gobds Fite Bolling, wig at Wop ust ay gage | WOR SALELOTS-LANIEE HEIGHTS 20990 | "55T-o outs P. SHOEMAKER, 020 Fat._ + a on suet, ur. TW. ower i too | SEapen ETS FUPUNE Call Eh or Saha ae ecard cet | BE deine Ri satiate tans, nk | PDE AEE, EY NADY TEENS 2 VERE AE . T. We = SC be jational lot . sufficient for. ce =m . a+, SALE—A INVESTM! '.—A BEAUTI- nts 50 feet fro: Se. juare. Iso, 7 oe ae ees eee Look at the§ Windows, ‘Frach aburban reatianet situate within tnminuics | Landen Moighia: Sos ila Shee oetites pias | Seiia.ne LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 920 Pat tetrageta oe Se sopra uel ted rae a “Tne peoserty sponta ot bwo artes Contaiee' an the | ad net OU Vien Bo. JOR SALE-AT. A BARGAIN, “THE West & OF ae Bol 20 a Ne : 749 Pa. unre 1120, BOOO0 ea tere at Tepe oe Pe Mr. Clarke #aid he had recetved ten coptes of the Phillip Digestible Cocoa {ouckt by saymuicater subdivided oe lot mea: | JOR SALEPOCR Cuorce Lors, UNtv wns” LOUIS PYSHORMAKER O80 Beat, report of the Michigan Horticultural Society for | Makes a very delicious and nourishing drink. It ing at 5c; per foot, Address WALTER HELEN, | ay fathers Lat ed eect eet | PRE SALE STE WEST HALF OP SQUARE 014 1886, which were accepted with thanks. is adapted for persons of weak dies. mh26-3 ‘Georgetown P.0._ | 8ve,03, Meu BoP | Rigntiog on sun ct ne betwee Panda u feet Wy we ‘Nort pital The subject for the evening, “Summer Bulbs | market In halispound and frend eo ee = FOR SAEDMTTNEY CLOSE Lops—t7. 7, | angi Unt sta, Boe. er ui and ” was discussed by Messrs. J. T.C. | by all druggists and grocers. 1 2th, near Mn. w., bik. 3, Warder ave. at 20 “and It. 10, bik 1, at 4 fect fronton North Capitol st, near M, (adjoining Starke tower and others Junction of Wardcr'and McClellan aves. TANG ground ie beld at @1,) Ae iiies'inowa ONUSS Rad. eee cate wus | Mir, Meuewstn bias Opened ths, pucctions Sin Beak 10m, feaake, etter ofered. Aswiy teUW SEM, Howth Go Fret rout Omid ow. Netween ¢ Pin Or. frame, 09 Sa ° oat o Dw belweet Saturday last, on exhibition, and surprise Was ex-| things we have ever seen, at 790 7th st. n.w. 1 Lith, nese Ln. 35) JOR, SALE-SPECULATORS LOOK AT jo Pir, Fowler sald that it had come from tne var | A ¢ Cold, if negiected, often attacks the Vincar Lath, brick, Sixkd> 000 | F'S2 000 rar esto an ok ns ley ot hock Creek, and wild ae teas be thought range Beowne Stoncntae Tasos rite ae ne Tota bear st bricks 51x06, S500 | at shone, Bauncary: cau be ecovamic “MBean bata ot Mt could be grown’ in pota, There were other wild | immediate rellef. Sold only tn bors. Price 25 sis . price ne per ot | aud Unth bow ‘plants which he thought would do wel. cents, co _ mh2o.3t EE YOOS 1010 F at. jeer cata Puelps Gr tube roses and gladiolas, won Coa ast a es OR SALETA VERY, DESIRADLE HOME OX GE SUMBLK OF Wid SOR SACE-SEVERAL VERY CHoIcr Lore iif thweat. i. EJ 212k Fst nw. mh2G-It | eqcy terue. Dro} erty in Post Washite 10:2, beautiful for subdivinion . fore i they Kept the sotl cool, wewerinl Opera Glasses, $5.00, Walford, i bs JOR SALE—A RESIDENCE ON C ST. X. E. | Mvaucing in price shal "itis betiewed € en ae ‘Mr. that some seed that had | Optician, 487 Pa ave. bo 1013 10th" si n.w.,b. Cr a pe ee pg accidentally gotten Into his coal ashes grew up ‘TheSherman Hats at Auerbach & Bro’s obs WT coat iefueonal pce gb 500: seal oli pgnaene Oe k HT LEIPOLD 133th nw. Wilson, 730 7th Street eioeut a : Lo hy gg eg £4 per hee Pe irae aw. Be Smhigw THOS. G. HENSEY, 1006 Fst. na esta sity 28 UF 108, af tue kow Han ae es aw " mat at 7 SOL Pst iw > Pride, Fishback (t wast Gociisa “tiie Wools be without, Moetiein's celebratay Bene Sooule ray ink, bro gume, cymiom, camaayy 9 oan, batt | FIO SALE_V ged rin lots tr natok Of iive be appottited for the purpose. (om) F. H. Fivay, agt., 1906 D st. Venience. Apply to THOS 3. FISHER & COs | drome “SMEG, Aas AVE yao wutier ete mahz56t Lieeret nw, | “nbehe : tum such Daauly, wach teuereae ee nee ae OR SALETWOSTORY BRICK DWELLIN Ok SALE-TH RE | PSioates are c om an py including bath and store-room, zood Macc eve: deni etie TLOUSIES Se as — =, Sena <i ince « corner of c address Box 51, Star o Soi: | ands: 3 on Core Suxs Snza Suxa If You Want a Good Cu SURAH SILK, of Coff bepechar ens TLRS G20, Pound of A. Heltmuiler & c/s Mocha ‘and Tank BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 75e. 8 COLORED SILK RHADAMES, 87340. COLORED SILK MERVEILLEUX, 8730. FANCY SILES, 37%., 40c., 450., 50c. Brass Cuspadores, 50c. Horowitz,730 7thst.1 Baum’s “Royal Glue” repairs china, &c. 6m’ ag TTT? EEE BER 45%, Braws Bird Cages, 85c. pres ED Ee At Horowitz’, 730 7th st. n.w. 1 OAMAE RT E = |_ “n¥essrs, A. Heitmuller & 4th woo S°2E EF Eee BB Sss® gfroct northwest We are much pleased with your 7 locha and Java fee, and conside ‘superior to 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. | su ccher in flavor and strength" 6 BEAI i@ DI DS. a3 \UTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOO! Electric Lamps, 61.75. SXOWELAKE TRIOOT, double-width, 50c. ‘A700 7th at. mw. Horonites = “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s cash value 50c., reduced to 373¢c. ge Se soe ae sidents of the assoctations referred to had come to the general meeting with instructions not to aceept any reduction in representation, but that he thought there would be no objection to the el when It was considered. The recommen- dations were then voted on and adopted. Dr. Lovejoy made a motion that a committee of ‘three be appointed by the chairman of the meet- ing to recommend fifteen delegates to the central committee, the same to be reported at the next meeting. ‘Tle motion was carried and the follow- ing committee was appointed: Dr. Lovejoy, chair- Iman, Messrs. Shield and Atlee. It was resolved to hold’ a special meeting next Monday night to amend the constitution, ‘STREET CARS, WATER AND GAs. Prof. Harry King then gave an account of the uprising of the patrons of the 14th-street line against the principle of working without pay and without thanks. In consequence of their untted efforts, he said, the railroad company had hired a few conductors of their own, thus relieving, in part, the patrons of the line’ from the duties of Unat pesition. This recital of a successful revolt moved Prof. Otis Mason to inquire if anybody in Unat division ever had water en hin the morn- lng to wash their faces, if they did not save it over night. For two years, he added, that he had been unable to get enough water tor Uns purpose at 7 o'clock in the morning. Mr. Thos, H. Chase suggested that if he de- pended on the gas light to see his face he would not Know whether it was washed or not. In further continuation of the discussion of this subject Mr. H. G. Jacobs said that in his neighbor. hood it would be easy to get water to wash early in the morning. There was a depression in the sidewa!k which formed a pool several inches deep every Ume it rained. ‘This had been the cause of numberiess communications to the Commissioners during the past two years, but to no effect. After a desuitory discussion the meeting adjourned, where His Auditors Want More. To the Editor of Taz Evesine Srar: I Was one of a roomfull of delighted auditors at the lecture of Prof. Otis T. Mason at the National Museum last Saturday afternoon. The lecturer’s subject—the history of human arts—ts of such widespread, popular interest, and Mr. Mason pos- sesses in so eminent a degree the talent of impart- ing his thoughts to others, that I cannot forbear to suggest, turough the columns of THE STaR, that Prof. Mason will at some future time be prevailed ‘upon to deliver a series of discourses on this same Subject to the youth of our city. Ox Wito Was Eprriep. pd ead Sunday School Elections. At the annual meeting of the Sunday school of the Fourth Presbyterian church, 9th street, above G, held last evening, the following persons were elected to fill the various offices for the coming year: Dr. McFarland, superintendent; J. B. Sleman, assistant superintendent; E. P. Goodrich, secretary; H. P. Vilas, treasurer; Wm. Freer, brarian; Mra. Holliday, organist. The school, under the care of Dr. McFarland, is very prosper: ous, The music, directed by Mr. J. B. Sleman, is attractive. of teachers and officersot At the annual meeting Mt. Tabor Methodist Protestant Sunday school the following officers were elected: Philip T. Hall, superintendent; E. C. Ford, assistant superinten- dent; T. Barnes, treasurer; P. Hoskinson, secre- tary; W. F. Hunt, assistant secretary: W. H. Barnes, J.C. Dulin, D. Geans, ibrarians; Miss Minnie Hess, organist ‘The Liquor Traffic. ‘WHAT COMMISSIONER WEBB SATB, Commissio ner Webb ‘said to-day to a Srap re- Porter in regard to the complaint that has been mide of the increased number of licensed retail Uquor sellers: “Their increase really results in giving us the control over those persons who take out retail liquor licenses.” He went on to say,in explanation of this statement, that persons who pay a license tax of $25 for the sale of lUquor by wholesale are supposed to be persons of good character, and the Commissioners cannot Yery well subuhlt them to police surveillance. Where it 1s found, however, that they permit the drinking of Hquor in their establishments, and {t comes tO the notice of the police, they are’ imme- diatviy required to take out a retail license. B; his the revenuesof the District are inci and, not only that, but under the of “October 10, 1886, where it can be proved that a person sells. Mquor on Sunday they can be fined for first offense not less than $25 nor more than 350. But should they be convicted for a second time for this offense, then the Commissioners are authorized to impose a stmilar tine, and, in the language of the act, the licenses of the person or persons $0 convicted “shall be forfeited and an- hulled” by the Commissioners. Commissioner Webb believes, therefore, that this increase in the number of retail sellers should be accepted as an evidence of their intention to comply with the re- quirements of the law. A comparative statement in this regard (published recently in Tue Stak) showed that walle during a certain period of time there was an increase of 100 retail liquor lice1 there Was a large decrease, also, in the number wholesale liquor licenses, thus showing that the Jaw was being strictly enforced by the Commis. joners, ——— ‘Tae Youxe Woman's ¥. Drinkwater, general superintendent of the ¥arlous departments and homes of the Yor Woman's Christian Association of Boston, arriv Jn the city thls morning and fs stopping with Mrs, J. H. Wilkinson, 320 East Capitol street. Miss Drinkwater comes by invitation of the: rs, of the Young Woman’s Christian Home of Wash- ington, now being organized, and will be at their meeting to-night, aoe A Receriox To Dx. NaYLoR—A Bow pastor, Dre Hie Navion sand hew pastor, Dr. H. R. Nayl Major Hi. A.’ Hail made the address his family. of welcome and Dr. monies, and the reception was in charge of the following committee: Mesdames J. B. Hall, Clara 8. Roach, S. E. Little, A. K. Moulton, Kate Markward. The rostrum was ated with flowers and plants. Those who assem- | _mh16-3m bled to greet Dr. Naylor included not only mem- bers of Hamline church, but many from Foun- ary church, Dr. Naylor's former charge, and from. other eluuréhes of the city. - Mankiace Licanses.—Marriage licenses been issued by the clerk of the court to W. HL. Mieke Sno, ¥. Chandict Sat tose ‘Lehi, ‘ot ‘Carondolet, Mo.; Gayton Arrington and Florence’ Ardila ell aid ‘Mentlette: Piarey. tiara johnston, of € oe a. Puiladeiphta, and Elizabeth of a Va; Wm. Bush, of Wiim! ‘OD, Hemphill Jones;” Jultus J. ‘Stokes; Wim. Shields and Sarah Patuo a and and Armfield. ‘This Powder never varien A mervel $¢ purity, H. D. Ban strength and wholesomeness. More economical than | the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition to | With the multitude of low testa, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoLD omzr m Cama Rovat ‘Baxine POWDER Co.106 Wallatrest Mx. ocd CunistiaN Hown.—Miss c, | toSbos present | New Srurxc Gloons We Zeepton, ra | pigs Brown, of Alexandria, | _ja12 “Messrs. A. Heitmuller & Co., 1333 14th ; aaah? width, 3730. Est Lever used.” = 6 ROYALSERGE, beautiful dress goods, wide double fold, 12 yards for $2.00. AMERICAN SATTINES, French Styles, 1230. ALBATROSS, pure wool, wide double width, 370. CAMEL’S HAIR SERGE, pure wool, wide double width, 480. mb23_ For Rochester Lamps, Go to Horowitz’, 730 7th st. 1 Ivory Starch—wash, starch and tron in five minted Perfect: Ty it? Ask grocers, a) “Lets Talk $25 Harness.”—Becker’s. €0 Bird Cage Springs, 5c. Bird Cage Springs, with three feet extension chain, 10, at Horowitz’, 730 h st. a Fresh Alderney Butter churned every mornii and delivered In x ib. “Ward” prints, Shc. per, Ib, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mili ‘Ge. per quart. Cream 15c. oA Prorourn Onsenver Of human nature has declared that the most awkward predicament a man can be placed in is tobe unexpect- ‘edly called upon to mix in society WITHOUT HIS TROUSERS.” To be caught without coat or waistcost is painfully embarrassing, but to be minus trousers is absolutely Foes Quaury Faexce Sarrzzns. 300 pieces Gros, Roman & Co.'s finest FRENCH SATTEENS, if newest styles, Foulant patterns, French Satteens gain favor every year. We cordially recommend Grbs, Roman & Co.'s goods as the finest and lightest wefght of any on the market—finished like Silks, and possessing weer-resisting qualities equalled by no other make, Secure choice styles while assort- ment is complete. 500 pieces French and German DRESS GOODS, strictly all-wool, in most desirable styles, at lowest possible prices. Just opened 4 new lot 48-in. CASHMERES, in new ray and tat shades, at $1 per yard. 100 pieces INDIA SILKS, in newest designs. ‘New CHALE DE LAINE, choice styles. ONE PRICE me = a pels - importance of trousers, therefore, cannot W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, overestimated. Thus this apparently trivial matter mb26 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. | being shown to be of such grave importance, the ques- tion as to where the most stylish, the best-fitting. the most durable trousersare to be had at a reasonable J. C. Horcansox, price becomes a serious one: but donot perplex your- IMPORTER. self; here is the answer in a nut-shell: They can be SPRING MILLINERY GOODS, fect-fitting, durable, cheap, at Correct Styles. VICTOR E. ADLER’S, BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. TRIMMED HATS AXD BONNETS, In grest variety, of the newest and choicest produc- tions, many styles of which are con- figned to us exclusively. WRAPS, IMPORTED NOVELTIES. JACKETS, $2.37 and upward. The fine grades at BOMBASTES ‘Recently gravely remarked that a “ft” was i." We agree with him fully and entirely. He indeed been giving the peopig “fita” in the matter proportionately low prices. Examination will be oon- | Of RFicee for more than twenty year, and even now Hucing of the bargaing we are offering in this depart- | Jouabi sBromenedes bodceked “tr aijle of trousers men Known ‘LACES. 42.inch BLACK CHANTILLY FLOUNCES from | > Leo ed 81.75 yard to $25.00. 3 | Thereby occasioning much remark. MARQUISE AND SPANISH FLOUNCING, aS DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, Etc. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON JET PASSE- PIGMY IN PETTICOATS. MENTERIES. to “fit” we ber t the people that not ouoves Pe rier atin Gea an a Spring importation of our CELEBRATED FOSTER: look well and composed of GLOVES, with improved lacing. Our sales of this but our prices also “fit” the. purses of the ‘This we conceive to be a HAPPY COMBINATION. ‘One that will surely win. “The sun do move,” accord- Glove during the past season have been enormous. FOSTER GLOVES have no equal in fit, style or reli- ability. $1.00 per pair upward. mb15 907 PENNSYLVANIA A’ ‘to the Jasperian theory,and “uashrooms®” are still VENUE _| ing tothe Jasper Lucory and ‘uinahioous” are INE Ow Ru VICTOR E ADLER’S o1 FEE OED Bre TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSR TEN FINE OED RYE 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. FINE OLD BYE COR MASS. AVE. www BO Bs LF STRICTLY ONE PRICK ww eee Pal PRS Be LS | cmmtmuymiiiom maer wWwww pig £ » 2 ~ wow HH S538 ke ¥ 5 REDUCED REDUCED Sr Comune. '5e. to 50c. per pint TP Toe: to Soe. St Pint Pet ates « 7be.t0 50. * Warran' Fusil other tie en clea ae fie SPRING] STYLES’ FOR “BOYS AND ABTHUE NATTANS, mbi9 14th and I and 34 and D sta. n. w. “SMALL BOYS.” WE WANT TO EMPHASIZE Have You A Srama Ovencoan | ovnsrarmwenrsneeanpixcovn nore AS OUR STOCK OF SPRING OVERCOATS 18 NOW COMPLETE, HAVING BEEN PUR- CHASED BEFORE WE LEASED OUR NEW BUILDING, 494 SEVENTH STREET, AND AS IT WILL BE LATE TO HANDLE THEM IN OUR NEW BUILDING, WE HAVE MARKED THEM SO LOW THAT WE THINK XT WILL Pay YOU To INSPECT THEM. GEORGE SPEANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 507 SEVENTH STREBT Mis M. J. Ho to acquaint her Patrons that she. ‘Sfull umortment of exciuavestyice ie ee ENGLISH AND FRENCH ROUND HATS AND BONNETS ‘From the leading London and Paris Houses. ‘Special attention given to Mourning orders, “mh22 STOCK. WE HAVE NEVERGIVEN THIS DE- PARTMENT AS MUCH ATTENTION, IT HAS NEVER BEEN IN AS GOOD SHAPE, NOR HAVE WE EVER HAD AS MANY OR AS STY- LISH LINES AS THISSPRING. WHILE OUR SPACE FOR SHOWING THESE GOODS IS NOT AS LARGE AS WE WISH IT WAS, OB AS WE NEED, WE FEEL SAFE IN SAYING THAT. mbl1 NOONEIN WASHINGTON HAS A BETTER VARIETY ‘OR A LARGER ASSORTMENT OF NEW, FRESH, AND STYLISH Goops. ‘WE CANNOT CARRY ALL GRADES, AND WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THE FINEST AND NEWEST GOODS TO BE HAD IN THE hay ay cobs, pret ating of Fancy eee oa ‘NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. e Hens in’ new patterns Seth Cheviets wa Hectic Chine ils ae WE WANT TO MAKE MENTION, ALSO, OF Lnend, Dumas Table Chethreee aes Buen | OUR FINE LINES OF MEWS SPRING OVER- all sizes, ‘Damask and Huck Towels, in great variety. ; HOOE BRO. & CO., 1328 F st, near Ebbitt House, Ger Tax Bust “THE CONCORD HARNESa” ‘We have on hand s full stock of the Celebrated Con- cord Harness ofall kinds at Concord prices; also CoaTs. THE VERY NEWEST THIxGs ROM THE BEST NEW YORK MAKERS, ‘Sole Agency for the EB BARNUM & oo, CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES mb25, 991 Paxmernvass AVENUE LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penma. ave. next to National Hotel. Seame Dax Goons 4-4 and 6-4 TRICOT CLOTHS in new Spring colors. ‘French and American SATTEENS in great variety. ‘A splendid line of DRESS GINGHAMS in Stripes and. In cur DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT we have all the of and ending bennda ‘Brown and Bleached Muslin st pop- ‘Extra good quality BLEACHED SHEETING, 216. 96 dosen % Colored Bordered NAPKINS, 60 cente— 50 rolls STRAW MATTINGS ‘in fplain and fancy n.w., bi a portion of the prope: ‘The above is oni call at office for bull books. For full m: fetin issued on the Istand 16th, {mb20] “THOS, E: WAGGAMAN. RIOR SALE— $2,250 cach for two 6-room Brick houses on 234, bet. Land M sts. n.w. $2,500 for Brick, with adjoin” ing vacant ground. cor. K and 11th stare, €3,000 for 7-room. . ih thorough order, fine cellar, mod. im px, Massachusetts ave., near 2d st. $4,100 6-room new, ac ana Tour alley, 24 a, Deas Benny. Yania ave,” $1,800 for Frame, large lot on 12th, wear Pate “B3,0b0 for Groom Brick Detteee ess for 8-room Brick, Vermont ave., bet. $ and T st ‘COOK, 1749 Pennsylvania ave. ml [YOK SALE—1301 CORCORAN ST.—HOUSE, THR! stay med. unpa once suble, corer et BORG. pantry ; i i fey: So'tt, perkitts: 88,500. "BI ie. J.C. 20 st. ress DESIRABLE THREE-STORY brick Dwelling on 11th st. n.w., between Mand N 86,500; subject E.—FIVE AND iouses: new: forhomes or investment : id termseaay. SWORMSTEDT & BRAD 0 THREES’ ‘Houses; on Corcoran st, between SOUTH FRONT 3th and 14th &ts._ One of eight rooms, lot'17x72. Que of ten rooms, 1ot 20x90. BRO BONO, mh?29-20! ouse on C, between 10th and Lith sts.s. w. A investment. Price 82,100. C.H.PARKEM 455 and & sts. s.w. mhz9-st* ‘OR SALE—CHEAP_SIX-ROOM HOUSE: LOT 20 120,0nG st. between 2d and 3d s.w. Price 10. Good investment. H. PARKER, 2 43 and E ste. 8. w._ R_SALE—CHEAP—FOUR HOUSES ON N ST. between 3d and 43 8, w.: press brick fronts; six rooms each: mod. imps.; $400 cash; balance on easy farms: price $1,790 each. C,H. PARKER, 44 and ae mb29-3t* OR SALE—1326 RB ST. N.W., A NEW THREE- story and back building brick, containing eleven Tooms, with all moderu improvements; papered aud fresco‘d throughout; open for inspection: &. ha Apply to F.W. PILLING, owner and. builde doth st. n. mh: FOE SALES DESIRED AS A HOME; No BET. ter investment than the purchase of that well-built press-brick frout house, 2252 Cleveland ave.,n.W.. bet. 12th and 13th sts., one square from two lites of cars: all m.deru inprovements: bath, hot and cold water: ‘rauge, latrobe; slate mantels: gas fixtures: hall aud vestibule: concreted street and good price $2,000; open for inspection. aix-room, ear alle mh20-08 OR SALE—COSY TWO-STORY BRIG! EN Tooms and bath, modern improvement &t,, between O and B sts, n.w.; near Hhroc lines of cars, schoolyand markets ROH T. LEIPOLD, mh28-3t LF at. aw. FOR SALE_TWO NEW PRESSED-BRICK, BAY- ‘window Houses, mine rooms and bath, on "T'st.n, w., bet. 6th aud 7th, Price $4,000. Smali cash pay- anént, balance monthly to suit.” Several other b on easy terms. C,H. KNIGHT, ML2VS-Ge* 607 7th st. n.w., four doors above F {OR SALE—TWO FOUR-ROOM BRICKS ON CEDAR ‘t., between 14th and 15th: renting to same ten ants for hve years at @8 per month; will sel for 8800 1d £900 respectively. ba NE, “esa 605 7th n.w. (bank. FOR SALE — DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, M S’ hear 9th'n. w., 12 room, mod. imipa,: price, $8,750. Tr. _-mb28-3t* 1425 N. ‘SALE—GOOD BRICK HOUSE ON B ST.N.E, Fue squares from Capitol 500 feet of ground, 30 foot alley. Cash, $2,600. good investment. 0-room pressed brick house on A st. n.e., :$ squares: he senesal ares home; 2,200 feet of ground; ‘price horas roome orks goog location; 27 by 7 cach, Price, $850 euch. 74. Perfect tit ut at ae a TARDE, S11 bast Capitol st, ROR SALE_N ST., OPPOSITE BRITISHEMBASSY, | OD Nat, near 20i.sat. HT: LEAPOLD, a handsome three-story Brick esidence, containing | imhiSs ISI F xt hw. awelve rvoms snd every convenience: house has 1s | JOR inch wails to roof, and is first class in all particuls Lot 25% by 120 feet to public alley. For full. partic lars Ree ys Tee. 4. FISHER S00 es es ee OR SALE—I OFFER FOR A FEW D. Fam. Sae retperty: $0 tect ten north Wace | adem = roperty, 90 feet fronton north side | tie Wena ane : ae spot be sud bth ste, now occupied No. Lteusute; | Gr cee Kk ee wall improved. ae | Suave F'sk mss Foes et ee OR, SALE-CHEAP TOTS 8. EAS west a eee ee ee Of 10th st cat. A Li tet cout ingestaient to one POR, SALESTHE BEST CORNER ON 14TH ST. | ho would build, “Inguite of owner, 309 ludians ave HUFTY & DYER, 3 1301 F et. oe OR SAL | = | Faery ‘OR SALE—AT M’ EIGHT- it, 101) Er ero house, wan, batt-room, 800 fect of sound. | MFC pure Vacana cre ice, $4,500. ma Ge up. Wanted reuuiail ieven houses, near Pa. ave. n-w..O rooms and bath, | Property for Gauh pachiserr on Omer maa al] mod. imps. Prices, from $4,000 to $9,600. ‘Three hotses, Copitel Hill he. within squares of | Capitol; 7 rooms and bath. » $3,000. i use, T st. n.w..8 roouis aud Dath, Price ent LOWE & DONOTOR, $11 Kast Cayitol st, 4 5400. AUSTIN B. BROWN, Real Estate and 426 F st. 0. mie 2th st. 0. ‘Sune S private Dre Ors, ti 42] 500 a vide Such front Trick store, bre, 12th and Gat nh Pepa as . 1 brick, Srey 12th and G sts. pg | MAlso, Lot 1x 100 to alley, east side of 19th st.. bet 1 brick, Gre. mu, Cleveland avew-27~ 08 | Rand S ain, 60 fet from COF of 10tL and Kes ihe is 8 bricks, Grs.,m.t., K, bet, 12th and 13th s.c, 1,900 | the most desirable small lot for sale on this street. and | meee 8.¢. HULL, cor. Sth and Festa. | $Paor anid Sriunie ema tot for galoon this street, sud JJjoR SALES W.—1 WILL SELL | market. Price, 4,000. ‘bree lots on te bet, 18th and 19th, 20x100 exch to 10-ft alley; southern exposure m cor. 1yth: a small h price and on terms to suit, this ele- | iy coustructed resitenc ‘built lor my own occupancy (John Fraser, arciitect wid- | Hon of one of these lots. Gleton's; Drew atANe te Fear, Addn eS Ree DUCE. | MUSOU SAME Fe DAIET: LOOT E st me LA» F. z OBKEST, D.D., Calvary Rectory, _— sti, Ohio. at OR SALE Lote 21102 | Dupont Circle :« prices asked. ma HREE DEAUTIFUL | BUILDING iw ble new Dwelling, opposite the new Pension office; three stories, basement, containing fourteen Toon! bethand aif modern fiuprovennetite: rented to No. tenant for 875 per month in advance; lowest price, 9,000. Address Box 64, Star office, mwhi8-Lm | 7OR SALE—A CHAN PL tion in about 25,000 teet of sr from Dupont Cire eds: ave. W.E. BUFORD, 14: | JOR SALE—A WEAUTIFUL | 2 bia Heiznts: or will exchani | Dupont ‘Circle: would preter Q. 18th, 1 ‘sta.; kod reasons wiven for offering to exchaiwe. Ad- dress Miss C., Ste’ ofhic z bezth-Bt ¥ 5 BELB STAND PA f00:%. bb x ete, Mand 'N sia, 28.3 or 36 fect front, t its in Whitney Close. 18 to 25c. LAWKENCE & NASB, 1010 F st. nw. DIP SPLCULA- nd three es ROE SALES ROOM FRAME, 1 STN. W., BE: Painted, at a WRIGHT & n7 tween 4th and 5th, newly papered Barvain. ‘Also 2145 Sth ext.. only 8: BOLTON, St. Cloud building, ou and Fats, JOR SALE—3 NEW BSTORY 9-200M HOU With ail modern improvements, also two 10-roomi comer houses, with improvements, such as furnace, open grate, bath tub, wash stand, brick set rang, sta onary wash trays, &c-.on C st., bet. Sti ahd Sts, Ww, Inquire of A. F. BARKLR, 901 Vaave. s.w. 1nhi6- FOE SALETA SIN HOOM BRICK HOUSE ON | “Cho Cleveland st. mod inmp. i now, reuind: pays 10} | _mliubt* Percent, Price $1,700. Address Box 41, Star office. | PyGR SALE _mb17-tollap Fo Pete 18455 toatey, near N. Capitol very cheap. On S 5 Low Oth bet. Ist. and Ke nw. 20x100 deck ih, Ror 8 hav per foot ® |ALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS— Acst.n. €; all modern ovements: 10 per cent iuvestipent. “Price ouly 2,000 each. Also, toon Brick Wallach Place,bet.13th & 14th sts.85,000 S rooms on L, bet. Loth and 16th sts. n.w. 11. rooms and celiar on Corcoran st Brick, 11rs., East Capitol s 11 rooms, ne. corner H and ist s rooms on Marion,bet. Gu aud 7th &ts.n. 3. WP. RS, New York ava. hta, special barcain., Wuitney Close. sure prot to purchaser, Lots Howard a it PL z + ti land on Oapitol Hill, er will reap a large profit im it consider the che assured that pu. during the sum Juent; price #7,500each, Also, nice 2-story Brick, on K, det. 2st and 22d; suitable for business; price, $4,000, | Termseasy. Apply toJ. W. ¥. MYRKS, 1478 N-Y.ave, mh17-2w ROR sar OME" QUIC! @ bareain—brick, 7” roo x. mh2G-Iw | rRACTIVE CORN’ JOR SALE in Mt. PI jeridian “Hill, AL OR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN, WF SOLD AT Pine) roome on rst tet, 18th ang yornss.s00, | W’once—tat on Prine eis at Cobian “Hctetita, rie, 10 rooms. on a 5c BANTER & MacGOWAS Brick,5 rooms,on Q.bet 20th aud Ist n.w-sta.. 2.800 | * 2h96-3t 100) Hoek: WO zoos ok Tat bet 1th and aah... 6. bE Trooms, Kingwin Place. Soh G roone, Perce Place, bet. 58h aid LL rooms, Q st. bet. 13th and 14th sts. {OK SALE—O ST. NEAR 16TH. 44x1: » between Lith and 14th, 1 OR SALE_CHEAP, AND ON EASY TERMS, 8 BEYAMESU Sthienwe 6-3t* HR SALE—GOOD 12 PER CENT INVESTMENT— ‘Three very pretty (new) brick houses: 5 rooms, ater and sinks ‘in kitchen: excellent location ; yment and monthly instal- Inenia, W. E. BURFORD, 1422 N. ¥.ave.. 1ub26-3t* ‘SALE—HANDSOME NEW COTTAGE, LANIER omy chaser : attractiv 388 feaddedto price after April 1st. CUPTEK & WIMEI, Fst. wh26-3t” OR SALE—FINE DWELLING, WITH STABLE, jorth side K st., between 14th st and Vermont most central aud desirable location in city; every ‘convenience: house handsomely arranged, spacious. excellen: condition. Owner will sell contents, all new: and hundsome, at two thirds their value, ‘This is ex- ceptional chance to secure fine home ready to go into, COULTER & WIMEK, 1423 F st. mh26-3t ‘O SALE—LANIER HEIGHTS. Lot, Lanier ave,, east of Ontario, very fine Lot, Lanier ave, north side. fine exposure. Tot, Lanier ave., west of Ontario; choic ‘wo fine little lots, Kansas ave., level, s0x140. Fine corner, Outario ave. and Columbia Koad. feral latge lots, from 11% to Loe, toot, over Rock crocs valleye COTTER & WINER, Tm20-3t TA23 Ft Ok SALE—G29 SST. NW. NINE-ROOM FRAME House, lot 242126; siabie on alley $3,000. thie aboxe U st, ten-room, Coikagey large lot 1:3;5,152 square feet: only 5 40508, 1810, 102 B st nwa two-story and basement lots 17.4307 owen ¥ Bireridian Hill uew 16-rocu House, on Erie st.; lot 50x10; 84,200. ‘LAWRENCE & NASH, 1010 F st.n.w. (OR SALE—A MODERN BRICK HOUSE, ONL st.,near New Hampshire on, easy tek, at 90.800. B. B TOWNS Pst. OK SALE—2141 K ST. N.W.—TWO STORY AND ‘Fiitsenent press brick fiont, eit roma, in excel, ieut onder and all modern impfovements; lot 17-4 by 100 feet; price 85,300. Apply to owners on premises. gins 4 ee ee ee sedeperonies FYOR SALE—2118 10TH ST. N.W—SIX ROOMS, water, We-, 1,450, sold at once, JOHN E-BRALT, ECU TSS Bee ml fama: SALE — HOUSES, LOTS AND COU lees in the city and County, Maryland and Vir~ guia, GEO. W. LINKINS, Keal Estate Broker.19th Sud Hi sts. uw. -_ OR SALE—TWO OF THOSE FOUR NEW 5) ‘Too! bricks ou oth st..be tween Land Mn. ter, sewer and gus; $1400 each, twosoid this week terms RANS & SHOEMAKER, 605 ‘Lew. mi PR SE TOTES ON INSTALMENT PLANS bo ‘KO! 1ith st. ide, new USS bricks, allm.i, 12th st. bet. W and Sts. i. qindw O-rm. brick, all m.1., W st. bet. 12th and 13th sti iow G-rm. bricks, all m. 1, Wylie st, bet. 12th and 13th, H and I sts, n. e. 6 new 6-rm. bricks, water, sewer and gas, K st., bet. ‘and 13theta. s. ae ‘ROSECRANZ & SHOEMAKER, mb26-3t 605 14th st, B.w. OR SALE—SPECIAL ATTENTION—LAST CALL. New 4-story, buut.,b,, 11 mins, oll finish, nurrored mantels, 5 tubes, all mu. 1. 86,200 2-story, 9-rm. f., lot 19}4x86, 1st st, bet. Fand sth Boe. mi, s 2,200 a: 07 feet front. Will be désiratte 1a su t. JOHN SHERMAN & CO. 1407 st mb ROE SAGE CENTRALLY LOCATED STORY welling, 9 roo and cellar; rod. Hiups lot 24 feet front. "Price $7250. AYER FO) We mh26-6t {OR SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR BUSI- E Also, Property on. HREGGWAN, 10081010 Pst mh26-at" 1K SALE—HOUSES—BRICK ON H ST., NI Fe 5,000. mae “ Pest. near iste (3x00. + 73 fooms: Sousa Capitol st. Whitney ave., Columbia iieisti 3B Foomne, Gath sts busiusas PeoperG Princeton si. “ = “brooms, Vth st, business pro cineenor a * 8 : nr Gow. Asth st. extehded, near Columbia Fadl” * fromm, Gist bet ‘thtand Stine mu6-3 BAXTER & MacUOW AN, 1008-1010 F st * more amd dwelling, 13th st z ic = —— ae eee 1a R_SALE—PARGAINS5 LOTS, SQUARE 772 * 20 foomeand stable ob ithode Island av. Fat between Mand N sia. n.e. only To cta per sq. x {Proms and store, Lu and C sta. sw. i Gainer 13th aud W sta nw only Gl per ma it Aa * brooms on N sinbet.20th & 21st sts, new Obie new house om 13th st mw. AS. CAL WOU! house. To,000 | corner Sti ana mae6 at gn Congress st moat post 000 | POR SALES came on st near Ee : ved and unnnpTev foal pares maa fhe city. | metal property im ay zarts | ‘Desirable City Lots hear Dupont Circle, Capitol and __1428 New Yorkave_ LEAN OPPORTCNITY TO BUY A HOM Just couipleted, near Washington Circle, thre story-and-basement well-Luilt Brick House, nine Fou JAMES W. TYLER, 929 F st. u.w.,second floor. LOT ON NST..BETWEEN 17T | _mb26 OR SALE FI st. and Connecticut ave. 234119 feet: frouts | gid wesige moder improvements, Frice $5,000. | south aid bas Vane, Dweilue on it senting for $10 mh19-2" | _THOS.G. HENSEY, 1006 Fst. nw. | PeT month Will be old + reasoustie fier TYLER & KUTHE ‘OR SALE—5-ROOM HOUS! F Sea ir side of Colt 5 Fema, Bort 5 : "s_ good investment | extended: also Lotein Blocks 14. 15 4th 1s, Land 20, 27P st idoctin | Menan |" "Si wMUTHERRORD. : Te at we SDF st. aw. OR SALE-HOUSE_WE ARE AUTHORIZED To | -™22* offer for saleone of the most d jces on | 1 st. south side, between Lath. aud. TSti sts. new. stabio in rear: lot 41 fect front; a fine residence for en: | j ood Place subxt.vision, Pes Hil) subdivision, aud in blocks 14, 15, 16, 18, tertaiuing location unsurpassed. 10 aud 20, Hal aud Elvans’ sutdivision of Metiaian ERS ‘HILL & JOHNSTON, Hui MOO TYLER & RUTHERFORD, mh16-20 738 Loh st bw. 26-6 1226 P st. hw {OR SALE—THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY JOR SALE—¥ ._S. PIR D and F, window house ou T st. n. w., between 9thand 10th, nw. N. J. ave, bet. 2h & room, rum bath, ete anal’ mn perfect omer. tat eet on Maryland ave, near Sth st.'n.%., 81 pot lis by S3u, lrouting south Address QUIN’ fox i ovteaa: Jot nearGrant Circle, Columbia Heirbts, iat oe abe. OR SALE ae ae | ‘w Hampshire ave,, bet.L and M n. w., 602125, + 37,6x100, at 81.25, | 204x104, at SLR iOS, at 400. 74x04, at 750. at 30e. oT TRELL, w York ave. ik SALP_WE OFFER FOR SALE A FINE iGth st, 18 THE IMMEDIATE VICIN' PROPOSED HANCOCK CLKCLE, for #2 usre oot. _1ais 21% ject front. and SO tect FINE. RESIDENCE ‘Now PEING BU ADJUINING LOT. HILL & JOMNSTO! We Have Cor Prices ON ALL. HEAVY OVERCOATS AND SUITS. oR EXCHANGE ‘iMPROVED PROPERTY— ‘That hand-ome Kesidence on Columbia ave, between J4th and loth sts. extended, containing 19 Toous: handsomely finished and supplied with all modern im: provements: 80 000 square feet of ground, bandsuancl Jaid out, &c.; price $30,000: teruus very easy, oF wil Uununproved real estate. 8. IL oS tate yurchaser a 16-ro01 double He use, just compleied, situated on Jot tr UIE, 15, Meridiat: Hill, contalning 7,100 sq. feet, for $4,500. F Pp aud see if it is bot a bargain’ 8. C. HILL, cor. Sthand Fests. | ii SALELOTS 11 AND 12, BLOCK 10, ON- tario ave . Meridian hill, at 30c.” These are the best in the block and are easily worth S5e, Apply at once. mhi24-6t 8. CHILL, F tg CORNER 7TH AND E STREETS b SALE— BS sUTu0nizep 70 oF Day Whit | FOR A FEW se tive handsome Lotwat the corner of | ave. and 133th st. extended at the low jround in this immediate localicy is HLL, Bi T TO INVESTOI 548,000 square feet in Whitney Close ug about 75 Lota, some of which are the choicest of the entire tract, and which I will sell at seniall advance to immediate buyers. Terms—s cash, ininnce 1,3 Sand years “Gall'stoneg, OO mb24-61 Real Estate, Sih and F sts, 9 SALE—TWO VERY HANDSOME SOUTH fronf lots, on @, bet. 20th and 2ist six, B.w.; Sula ble for handsome residences or for speculation. "S. 0 HULL, Sth and F sts, — mhe$-6i ALE—THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Petie Which offer the bext investuseute on the Inet ket, by 8.'C. HILL, cor. 8th aud F sts, 24-0t Srorz, Ssars, Ssors, Tice of Oe, ‘THE 7TH STREET CLOTHIER, 924 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, NOW RECEIVING ALL THE LEADING STYLE OF PRINCE ALBERT, CUTAWAY AND SACK SUITS FOR DRESS OR BUSINESS. BOYS AND CHILDREN’S SUITS FROM 82 UP TO 810: OVER 1,000 PAIRS OF MEN AND BOYS" PANTS JUST OPENED, RANGING IN PRICE FROM $1 TO 96.50. ALL STYLES AXD QUALITIES OF CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN. * KNEE PANTS 25, 35, 50 AND UP. i SALE_ VACANT LOTS, COLUMBIA HEIGH COME AND SEE OUR STYLE OF CLOTHING. Fre (ot, oh te me oe hee obe: OUR GOODS THE BEST, OUR PRICES THE LOW- »R SALE—LOTS—S. CAP. NEAR PALK. 75c. FT. EST. LOW EXPENSE AND LOW PRICE THE BASIS | eu i ON WHICH WE BUILD OUR BUSINESS, Mount Presses GOOD STYLISH CLOTHING SOLD AS Low As COMMON GOODS IN OTHER HOUSES. : Corners, Larch, Linden Bound’y.70 pas hese ee COME AND SEE SMITH, THE 7TH STREET CLOTHIER, WHEN IN WANT.OF ANYTHING IN So fecton 17h at No ‘round. Just the place for first-class Louses. ‘For full particulars apply to: mh24.5t sand F sta, iz geek so FINE, Sig ON CONN. me pont Cirle: ph ERUDON: 1826 F st A comer, 25396, on. | fect COUN Fre sane “RAVENSWOOD.” This beautiful place in situated in the center of the ce of Hyattsville, overlooking the seminary. a hotel, Posmension i the Ist oat Lag Lots dus siso forsale.” LOUIS D, WINE. Fer SALE SIX ACKES AT BRIGHTWoOD Uuimproved, two acres improved by’ buildings, one acre improved bya peat oott 100 weres at Fee sere ved: a conf table 4 ‘ Buildings, dewidies 4 larwe yrrain luill, the reuts from: Which will supp $x tiles tron adand All for the sins 3, city property at cash values, J. A. SETTLB LP st. nw mb28-3 OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON ihe Kevere House at St. Dents K. K, seven mules from at the Ki With Beces 2 grounds: pre Also, dine ait bu x (used by the B. & ex under lease te Ei ks pn prone Tenants, i os-14t" SALT —A FINE PLACE OF 36 AC he end of the plat a thee ron for subdivision into ville sites; hue ofhce; intending purchasers conveyed to of 15 acres adjoining the above. NKINS, cor. 1 Haste now. m 26-16 OK SALE—SEVENTY ACRES WELL IMPROVE ‘on Rockville road, from 7th, street, opposiie Windham station. also XS acres tituber on Brookville Pike, ig mile beyond Mitchell's X road BAXTER & MacGOWAN 26-202" 1008-1010 Fst hs SALE—PARM ON B. & O., HALP-WAY Bi Esunichvilie, 12> ac iplements if desired Fi & MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F st iw, TAGE, WITH TWO choice land, two males trom city. beautit thy location: 7 per auetithe KA’ S New York ave OK SALE AT LAUREL Mp, HALEWAY BE- Washinton and Baithnore, and 30 tinittes " two-story Gothic Frame Lot in @ corver, contains 7 mi OK tween Cx a Bax’ rah2Weo-3te wk RENT FOUR Room nt “with Rowers and fru Also, th % ear. Th property is convenient & depot, and can be bowtie at a low figure, TALER & RUTHERFORD, st.nw. mb 26-10" OR SALE 12 Acres, peach orchard and vineyard, new frame house, 10 rooms and cellar, front and back porch,twor story bay window, hewted with furnace, wash bouse id carriage house, Ouly 2 miles bride on public rund. WO cash, bal in 1,2 and 3 id 33 Sear, B. SYPHERD & CO. 1007 Fst s BY BENJ. |S. PIKE, 203 7TH Si w., Waluut Hill Farm, Md., 93 tiles from city, and O. KR. 133 acres, with houses, barns, & AL acres, on Kidze road, t¢ ‘Hidge road, stable, &., Tenleytowm, Fach contains about 12 acres, atid improved Uy sleven-room cottaye, with all modern ipnosemente necessary outbuildings.” AU Linds of fruit, botit For full particulars apply to All 1301 HUFTY & PYER, ~ A FARM 07 A BARGAIN, c uate on the Te Washinton. under fruits. improver and necessary cutbulldiny price and partict apily te peiy ° NUFTY & DYER, Toa Fat tw, Cheap, to close an estate. HYATTSVILLE. Persons with SMALL CAPITAL wishing to secure a MLE in this rapidiy-growine and beaut Ulace will find 4 to their advantage to ks is addiuou. These Lote ara ground and elegantly located. HYATTSVILLE has made wouderiul strides in the past three years, and Give Promise of a beieht aud ‘prosporvun tuiure, jeven trains each way daily ou the B.& U.K. R. Com- iutation KAT e ‘The undersigned will take pleasure in ef these Lots, ad will take parties barre kod show the premisos, “Title cuarantesd pertect, aid terms eaxy. Louis D WINE, im RBAN PLACES — TRUCK, BU ri all sizes ; Malls and Tin? Simproved aud unimproved city propertics and exchange, Groatest Bargain.” Send for WM. H. MAIN, Cor. 3d stand Pa ay. mow, TIMBER LAND. 34,500 ACRES lo caretally nected Pine Tne, Lad (uo myer nor body. of timber Ind in the United States), este fod by an export to yield sx hundsed tnillion teet of ” This fine ‘bod fd ay be secured by Sune. iat “fie abwolutely. per: ed. before June st, 1887, Tite abwolutely Plat and particulars at my offce, 034 Fos Tools nd Oy Waslingten, D. mh!’ im = ws THOMAS A MITCHELL. Fess NTRY PROPERTIES CALL AT OFFICE oforaddras 3 BAXTER & MacGOWA' 1008-1010 F ate, HOE SALE OR FRCHANGE POR GOOD cIT¥ Fyprorerty, my ‘late reridence sn Auscosti, D-t orbie fate hte tod ups 1:00 feet otgrounds lange state: trust oi ail kindn price 89,000. Dred. We LIPTLE, ttn and Nata. iti ror sae eres fine building site, 25; miles from city, #000, ea, O-7ooth frame house, stabi, a kinds uf Te inilen, €5.500, ea, uum & artes, @-roum frame, towne fruit and flowers 24 mullen, ine view of cits. 828 “20 acres, ‘S-roow frame house, barn, fruit of all kinds, vineyard, 3 niles, $3,000. ashe 14 acres, im et honse,stabling for 8 horwes f yard in full view 1 it It station, #7900. ai fiaape house. ws in Fall's Church, mh12-toap4* and 12 Fi Ses Sub fe view of city aud aver, 3 tev All Gu’ gvod terns. PE SYPHERD & mh) 1007 A Gesneusx ‘May wear a seedy-looking Coat, kneed Trousers— By the by, we have stretchers to take the bulge out of ‘the knees—but his Linen sbould be clean. In our large, well-arranged, and attractive Furnishing-Goods Department you will find everything that is staple, select, and novel; everything, in short, needed w ix ‘Up With, and at prices always cousistent with well made and thoroughly gued guods. Wives, Mothers, Sisters: We know the wants of care- Jess man, and are showing a large stock of extra well