Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1887, Page 4

~~ aT * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, AP I, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Inuications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m. Yor District of columbia and. Virgluiay fair ‘weather, slightly warmer, winds becoming light and variable. Comn, Ye CHILDREN OF THE LonD, for the pret test Easter Card. Our liberal offer of 10 per cent discount Wil cobtinue until to-morrow evening, April. L. Heitaken, 402 7th street, ‘The st one-pFice shoe house. ‘See: The Old Lady in ‘Window. Presexrs oF Eastee Ecos 10 THR LITTLE ONES. ‘See Haux’s Spectal Easter Sale, page 2. ‘Tue Wer Weatnex on Thursday has induced Frankle & Co., proprietors of The Fair, $12 7th st. b.w.,,to continue thelr special sale to-morrow, Sat- urday, April 2, 10:30 p.m, See adv. in City iems. Jwuvs LaxsevxcH continues his sale of Today, to-morrow and Saturday, March 31st, April ist and 2d, the following prices prevail: ‘apestry russ, 87, $1.18 and $1.40, Deing less than : r price; Moquet mate %ec., former $6.50; imported Axminster rugs, extra from $7.50; Axminster rugs, mediuh >, reduced from $5; Smyraa mats S8 and Sc; 1,500 smyrna rugs, 2.94 an $4.10, being about ‘on-half usual price; and one ib Of SmYFha rugs $1.50, reduced from 3. JULICS LaNseexen, 315 7th street. OrEsrxe. OrEstxa. SHARPLES, am, Cakes, Soda Water, Drip Coffee, and @ assortment of Easter Novelties, pars, &C., KC. 410 7th street. For Washington dressed beet go to JohnR Kelly, stall 62s, 629 and «40 Center market. ‘Tak most tender corn or the wrost ingrowing nafl removed in fve minutes without pain by Drs. ‘Kgnison, 1201 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Tue Wer Weatner on Thursday has induced Frankle & c . proprietors of The Fair, S12 7th st. .W., to contintie their special sale to-niorrow, Sat ‘urddy, April 2, 10:30 p.m__See adv. in City Items. SPECIAL "To those In want of Furniture. The greatest bar- Sains on record for the next ten days at net cash prices. One of the largest and well-selected stocks ‘of furniture in Washington to select trom. Comn- plete in ail its branches. Walnut, antique oak, ash and cherry chamber suites. Silk and mohair plush, raw silk and hair-clot!i parlor suites. These woods are specialities. “The stock being too large to name the full line, will kive a few of the pop- ular prices prior to "taking inventory of stock, Aprilasth: Walnut chamber suites, fuilmarble, 10 Pieces $42 Antique oak chamber suites full miar- le, 8 pieces, $30. Antique oak chamber suites, polished tops, 8 pleces #24. Ash chamber suite: polished tops: # pieces, $2. ‘These xuods are al class finish. Mohair plush parlor sets, 7 ieces, $55 Silk plush parlor sets, 7 pieces, $43. Fisircioun parlorsets, 7 pieces, 332 Wor quailty, design and iuish they ar unexcelled ‘BRISTBAKTH ‘Odd ‘7th street northwest. A pleasure to show goods. ALways Asx your hardware dealer for Yale Locks, with corrugated keys. ‘Tae Wer Wearner on Thursday has induced Frankle & Co., proprietors of The Fair, S12 7th st d.w., to continue their special sale to-morrow, Sat urday, April 2, 10:30 p.m, See adv. in City Items, Rerareixg done while you wait. Hempler,cor.434. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. CoNGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—Bischof Concert. ‘NarioxaL.—“Theodora.” Ausavan's.—“School for Scandal.” ‘Hannis'—Mattle Vickers, ‘Kxgan's.—Rentz-Santley Troup>. Drak Mesevw.—Sid C. France. Manassas Paxonawa.—Day and evening. Prof. Gleason's Horse Taming. Bishop Paret last evening confirmed a class of Seven at the Holy Cross church. About 11 o'clock last night Uiteves attempted to enter the premises of John @. Williams, 219 E Street nortawest, but were frightened off by oneot the oecupants. Many of the readers of Tue Srar are taxing ad- Yantage of the remarkably liberal offer of THE ‘WEEKLY Stak (as advertised in another column) to Subscribe to one oF more of the leading periodicals ofthe country. A large saving can be made in way. Yesterday, Elizabeth A. Trunnel filed a Dill aguinst Mary A. Burns and others, for the sale of Jot 13, square 3i, on 24th street, and the payment Ww her of the proveeds as the distributor of the es ‘Tate of Mary M. Duffy, deceased. ‘The Congregation of Fletcher M. E. church gave their new pastor, Rev. E. D. Owen, a reception on ‘Tuesday night last, at which he wis warmly wel- come Judge Hagner held a short session of the Crimi- nal Court to-day, and adjourned the grand jury ‘GUM. the 12th ins ‘The Union Ex-Prisoners of War Association, of ‘this District, in connection with the national association, Bave opened permanent headquarters: at room 41, Corcoran building, and will soon Lave 2 furnished with such conveniences as will make ita pleasant piace for meetings and social pur- Chas, Goodall, a colored boy, was sentenced to 60 days in jail by Judge Snell to-day for stealing a ‘shad from the Wagon of Christian Wagner, at the K-street market. ge Citizens’ Association No. 9. SOME OF THE NEEDS OF THE COUNTRY DISCUSSED AT A MEETING LAST EVENING. A meeting of citizens living in the county, east of the Bunker Hill road and south of Anacostia {| River, was held last evening at 15th and H streets northeast for the purpose of forming a citizens’ ‘association, to be Known as No.9. Owing to the stna'l attendance It was decided not to select. del- egates to the -ntral committee until the next meeting. A petition was presented, signed by nearly ail the people on the Bladensburg road, ‘asking that the road be so improved as to be 18 imehes high In the center. It was suggested that similar need existed in the case of the Benning’s Toad, and it was decided to petition for the 1m- provement of both roads and present the matter ‘Wo the Commissioners. In the informal talk at those present It was stated that police were: Sor night patrol on roads near the city. ‘The dis. orderly characters frequenting the Bladensburg and Bennings roads after darx were alluded to, and it was also stated that a‘station-house was Tequisite in the northeast section of the city. An- Other tact spoken of Was the want of better school Iacilities, ——_.__ ‘THE Witt or Resgcca Cooren.—The will of Re- Decea Cooper, filed yesterday, miakes bequests to Aunie Cooper and Julta Ferrell, and $500 Is left to the Hyattsville Presbyterian church. The residue Of the estate tsequally divided between Mrs. Bessie Parker, Mrs. Rosa Miller, Mrs Angerona Cooper, Mrs. Jane Lieberman. Miss Fannie Ferrel, Thomas and Jas. Ferrel and Wm. Cooper. ‘THR Masowic " VarswaNs’ ASSOcTATION. — The monthly meeting of the Masonic Veterans’ Asso- lation, at the residence of Mr. Thos. Somerville, Ne. 727 Eith street northwest, was langely at lended, about fifty members being present. Gen. Albert Pike presided, with C. W. Bennett, vice nt; A.T. Longley, secretary, and Wm. 8. joose, steward. The following were elected to membership: Messrs Thos. Dowling, Win. J. ‘Stephenson, Sam'l Emery, Jos. H. Hartley, M. A. mn, David L. Callisher’ and Herman J. Willis ‘After the transaction of the regular business an ‘elegant repast was served to those present. gee ‘THe Women’s CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.— ‘The Hope and Help Mission rooms were well hiled Yesterday afternoon with members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Mrs. Wm. Burris presided. ‘The efforts of Mrs Nellie H. Bradley to suppress “impure literature and art” were en- dosed. The subject of Sunday liquor selling was discussed and resulted in the unanimous adoption of resolutions thanking the District Commisstoners and the police for thetr efforts to secure the closingof the liquor saloons on Sunday; also, that the reissue f a license which had been revoked for this cause would be an evasion and violation of the spirit of law. Next Monday—Michigan’s election day—a Special prayer service will’ be held by the ladies Tor the success of the probibitory vote in that State. ovo recom ANew Cycuw Cics OxGantzeD.—A number of cyclers of this city have organized a club, to be Known as the Columbta Cycle Club. They last night elected the following officers: C. 8. West, dent; H. Rittenhouse, vice president; F. W. iB, secretary; J. P. Kane, treasurer: Ho AL Lammond. captain; W. W. ¥, rst iteuten. ant; K Murphy, Second leutenant; and F. 1. Lowey, chronicler. They organued Wita fiteen members, ‘THE AmaTECR Leac ‘League held a meeting at the National Hotel last night, and it was decided that the eight clubs forming the membership of the league for the coming season should be the Monumentals, Pea- Dody, Atnletics Merchants, Pallas, Alerts, Seri. Jans and Pension Office. The Spalding league bali ‘Was adopted. = —+ —- A Vincrsta Courts Magniep rw Tus Crr¥.—Yes- terday afternoon, on the arrival of the train from The South at the Baltimore and Potomac depot, :t party of three persons got off—a middte-aged gen- Uewan, a very young man, probably 19 years old, ‘aad a young lady, perhaps 'a year Younger. They made Some inquiries as to getling a marriage eens’, and finally found police headquarters Here Detectives Raff and Mahon volunteered their Services, and 4 carriage having been engaged, they drove t the residence of Clerk Meigs, on New demsey avenue, where the young people, giving the bames of Benjamin F. Miller and Wary E. Sea Wright, bot of Augusta County, Va, procured a loarriage license. Devective Mahou,” while this ‘Was being done, stepped over to Rev. Mr. Parsons, of the Church "of the Keformation, aud escorted Rita lo Mr. Metgs’ residence, where, in the pres €nee of that gentleman's family, he performed the ceremony Which united the young Virginians in uarriage. ‘They had a late dinner at Harvey's be fore Wey left om the 1O0'elock train foF thet ae Sexiocw.y, Paxmars Wataity Ixgvemp.—Last evening, about dx o'clock, as Mr. Darian was re- moving some goods to Anacostia, his wagon upset, and he was thrown viulently to the ground, se Verely injuring him. ie was aluended by’ ior. Pyles, who says he received severe internal in- Juries, which may prove fatal. —— Rosnenies Rerontep.—Ernest Burgdort, No. 418 Sth street northwest, reports stolen i ¥, 1a} Tobe, and wikip, worth $103.—Mr. Abt hie er Feporta stvlen from a showcase in the Palais id watehes, worth §30.—Harry L. South Capitol street, reports fa ras en ta Fobbed of clothing and other articies worth $34, ‘Last Comcaue of the Bischoff course to-night. * Royal t Slater, No. Moquet rags, large size, price $3.50,re- | ALL FOOLS’ DAY. ‘The Origin of the Custom of the Day in Doubt, but Several Theories Ad- vanced. Today the Washington small boy, taking ad- vantage of the immunity granted on the Ist of April, played all sorts of pranks on the ‘unsuspect- ing old person, pinning streamers of Paper on his coat tails, calling out to him to “look out” when there was nothing for him to “look out” for, and perpetrating other jokes which on any other day would have insured him a sound drubbing. Stu- dents of folk-lore to whom a Sap reporter applied were unable to give any definite information as to the origin of the facetious observances peculiar to All Fools’ day. The custom of sending an unsus- pecting person on some bootless errand on this day prevails in many countries, In Scotland the vic- ‘Um of the trick is called a gowk, which has now the meaning both of fool and cucl and the mis- chievous errand-sending 1s termed “hunting a “ot prance, the dupe is called an ‘april ‘One theory traces the custom to Noah, a5 sending out his dove on such a quest. It 1s also referred either to the miracle plays representing the sending of the Saviour from Annas to Calaphas, and from Pilot to Herod; and again to the change in France In 1564 of New Year's day to the Ist of nuary, Which left the Ist of April destitute of rything buta burlesque of its tormer festivities, More recently an attempt has been made to identify the custom of the day with the Hindoo festival of Hull, which ts celebrated in a similar manner on the 31st of March. As no references to All Fools’ day have been found in early English Iterature, the conclusion is that England and America derive the fashion from France. A Liquor License Problem. CAN A VIOLATOR OF THE SUNDAY LAW, AFTER HIS LICENSE HAS BEEN REVOKED, GET A NEW ONE? ‘The question has been raised in connection with the recent cases of Uquor sellers who have been convicted of violating the Sunday law whether, after a license has been revoked for that cause, and the party should apply for another, and fulfill the requirements of the regulations in this regard, the Commissioners can consistently grant him such a license? The Commissioners are averse to expressing an opinion on this matter before it ‘shall have been brought before them in such man- ner ag to admit properly of their action. In a con- Versation with Commissioner Webb to-day he told STAR reporter that he has not yet thought of the matter, but he didn’t see why, if the man has ‘suffered punishment as far as the law would allow tor one offense, he should be made to suffer for an offense which he has not yet committed and Which there is no proof that he intends to com- mit; meaning, virtually, that if a man’s license has been revoked for cause, and he should make another application for a license and somply with the law, that the fact of his license having been onee revoked should not militate GaSe a re- issue. “If the arguments which Mr. Henkle made some time ago,” sald Mr. Webb, “are true, we have absolute power over the granting of licenses, and could refuse an issue even after the te shall have done all that was necessary under the law. But that was a rather broad assertion, and it remains to be seen whether we really have such unlimited authority.” es Not “Missing.” DENNIS CROWLEY SAID TO BE IN BALTIMORE, Dennis Crowley, the proprictor of an oyster establishment and restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue, Was reported to the police last night a3 having been missing from his home since Monday. Mr. Charles McCaffrey, a triend and former busi- ness associate of Mr. Crowley, stated toa Star ‘porter to-day that Mr. Crowley was not missing. “He left the city yesterday imorning at. 7:30 o'clock,” said Mr. McCaffrey, “to go over to see a ‘sick iniend in Baltimore, an old schoolmate. He got atelegram the night before that his friend was very Sick, Mr. Crowley wanted me to go over with him, but as T could not go I told him to go over, and that I would meet him there in the morning.” Mr. McCaffrey went to Baltimore to- day to join Mr. Crowley. He said he knew exactly where he was, and could put his hands on him at any time. ——— ee Claimed by Two Women. RICHARD ROLLINS HELD TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF BIGAMY. ‘The case of Richard Rollins, colored, charged, as heretofore stated in THE Stax, With bigamy, Was in the Police Court thiS morning. Terrie Washington, coiored, identified the de- fendant and wife No. 1. She said she had written letters to the wYe for the defendant, addressed to “Dear wife.” She said the wife was then in Rich- mond and he was in this city. Detective Mattingly testifléd that when he ar- Tested the defendant he said he was not married to Mrs. Rollins No.1, but had lived with her. Later, when on the way to the station-house, the defendant asked how much time he would get. Witness said he did not know the tithe he would get, but he wouid probably not get more than two or three years. | He then said, “Tell the truth. 11s married to her.” Rev. R. J. Howard testified that on St. Patrick’s night he married the defendant to Mary Lizze Stewart. Mrs. Kollins No. 2 wasnext called by her maiden name, Lizzie Stewart, but she said her name was not Stewart, but Kollins. Sue said she was mar ried on St. Patrick's night, ‘The case Was sent to the grand jury; bonds $300. ee Indictments by the Grand Jury. The grand jury to-day returned indictments against Wm. Williams, housebreaking in the night; Mary Baker, Susan Baker and John Curtis, do.; Frank Perry, alias Chas, Williams, larceny; Jas. Taylor and Walter Ruffin, housebreaking in the day; Webster Banks and Jas. Johnson, assault with intent to kill; Chas. Kelly, do.; Harriet, alias Hattle Smith, do.; Henson Perry, housebreaking in night; Juo. Jackson, alias Jas. Smith, assault with intent to Kili, three cases, and housebreaking in night two cases; Chas. Kelly, assault with in- tent to kill; Richard Hudson and Jas. H. Littleton, Fobbery, aud Edward Mitchell, housebreaking ith They ignored the charges against Arthur Smith and Philip McCoy, housebreaking in night. Inspecting School Furniture. THE COMMISSIONERS LOOK OVER THE SAMPLES AND GIVE 4 HEARING 70 THE FURNITURE MEN. ‘The District Commissioners spent nearly two hours yesterday afternoon at the Franklin school building in examining the samples of school fur- niture. There were somany of the bidders pres. ent, all anxious to dilate upon the supertor merits of their samples, that the Cotnmisstoners found It necessary to contine each man’s remarks to a space Of five minutes, The majority of the samples were of the combined desk and chair style, but these, it 1s understood, the school authorities are hot anxious to adopt. The reason given 1s that no matter how securely the desk may be screwed. to the tloor the untasy motions of the pupil gecu- pying the seat attachea in front are ie ry loosen it, and thereby cause much annoyance to the pupll'in the rear. The school furniture com- mission and, the District Commissioners * wil 01 ave @ private conference, whe award will be made. eee ee ee Rev. Mr. RICHARDSON’s ANNTVERSARY.—The second anniversary of Rev. C. Herbert Richard- son's pastorate at McKendree M. E. church, was celebrated last evening by a soclal meeting at the chureb. A pleasing program was rendered by the following: "Misses Florence Grigg, Florence Stid— ham, Bertie Thompson, Anna H. White and Mrs, G.L. Lyman. Rev. M.’A. Turner made a speech of cohgratulation, which elicited a response from Kev. Mr. Richardson. Refreshments were served. ORDINATION OF A YOUNG CLERGYMAN.—Rev. Wm. Chester, a son of Rev. Dr. Chester, of this city,was | last evening ordained as a Presbyterian minister ‘at the Phillips’ Presbyterian chureh, in New York city. ‘Those who officiated were Rev. Drs. 8. D. Alexander, Jas. Ramsey and R. D. Hitchcock, and the candidute’s father. ————— Tne Jury Commissioners.—The eral Terin yesterday made an or Rev. Walter H. Brooks, of 1127 20th street, one of the commissioners for the selection of jurors, ¥ice John G. Johnson, deceased. This commission is composed of four white citizens and one colored, The commission ae now consists of John A. Baker, Matthew W. Galt, Matthew G. Emery, Samuel Cross, and Walter if. Brooks colored, Maxy of the readers of Tue Star are taking ad- ¥antage of the remarkably liberal offer of Tue W2EXLY Stak (as advertised in another column) to ‘subseribe to one or more of the leading periodicals of the country. 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Each packet contains one bottle of the RapicaL Ccne, one boxof CaTaRRmat, SOLVENT and an Ix- PRovED INHALER, with treatise and directions, andis sold by all druggists for $1.00. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. HOW MY SIDE ACHES, From the bench and the counter, from the loom and ‘sewing machine goes up the cry of pain and weakness. Aching Sides-and Back, Kidney and Uterine Pains, trains and Weakness, Coughs, Colds and Chest Pains, and every Pain and Ache of daily toil relieved in One Minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-?AIN PLASTER. New, elegant and infallible. for #1, or of At dragsists, 25c.; five mh17_POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICALCO., Boston. Fresca Sarrzexs, Frusr Q NEW AND BEAUTIFUL 8T° REDUC] UALITY, 3, D TO 2c. BEA IMMENSE SILKS! BLACK SURAB, ol FANCY SILKS, 37, SNOWFLAKE TH: EDI UTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOO! ASSORTMENT, 25, 31, 37,40, Pena 50c. ‘SILKS! SILKS! 8, 62c. 40, 45 and 50c. COT, PURE WOOL, WIDE DOU- BLE WIDTH. 50c. BER MIDI dee oe woos WDE DO CAMEL'S HAIR PIN CHECKS, PURE WOOL, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 50c. MOIRE WATERED SILKS, 87c. HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, 98c. BLACK SILK RHADA! 73e. BLACK AND COLORED ‘OCADE SILES, 75c, BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET, 81. cco A RRR TIT cGO A RR T ge AA E coua ARR T EOE EEE RB RRR ROR” RRR z Rg S83 oad: 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. TRICOT CLOTH, PURE WOOL, WID! BLE WIDTH 37540 USUAL PRICK abe ee DOU BLACK DOUBLE WIDTH 37 AMERICAN SATIN ROYAL SERGE, BEAN WIDE DOUBLE FOLD, 12 HOME-SPON DRE: CASE HILT PRESENTED TO (ERES, FINE QUALITY, WIDE FRENCH STYLES, 1346. ECL es Ss, for 82 GOODS, PURE WOOL, 250. XTRA LARGE SIZE HANDSOME BRIDAL EACH CUS’ WHO $10 (OK OVER) IN DAY GOODS. ania Reapy. GRAND EXHIBITION OF FASHIONS! ‘We are now displaying a very handsome selection of Spring Hats, Bonnets, and Millinery Belongings. ‘We have deemed it wise to discard the old and long- Practiced “Regular Opening Day,” and have abandoned the idea of inviting our “Patrons and the public-at- large to an opening” on a certain day, regardless of their inconvenience and, perhaps, impossibility of attending ona day fixed by us, and hereby announce that we are ready and shall be pleased at any time to show our magnificent display of fine French PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS whenever it suits your convenience and pleasure to inspect them. ‘Dame Fashion has been successful in creating many ‘Dew, rare, and novel designs in Millinery, of which we have been fortunate in obtaining a large Variety wor- thy of inspection. A large assortment of Children’s ready-trimmed ‘Hats, ranging in price from 50c. to $4. Some few ex- clusive shapes and designs. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE LISHMENT IN THE CITY. BBB OL TTT» Bene oo FF ET © B58 BBR OL oo uu T 538, BB TL oo UU © Son BBB LLLL 00 Uv OT Sgu8 7 710 SEVENTH ST. N.W. mh29-tu&t,3m MILLINERY ESTAB- We Exeoreo ‘TO OPEN OUR STORE ON MARCH 30TH, BUT HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET ALL OUR STOCK ‘IN. ‘WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR EVERY DEMAND THAT CAN BE MADE ON A FIRST-CLASS SHOE STORE, AND UNTIL WE HAVE RECEIVED ALL OF OUR STOCK WE DO NOT FEEL JUSTIFIED IN ASKING PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC. OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6TH, AND IN IT WILL BE FOUND EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF FOOT- WEAR, ESPECIALLY BURT'S FINE SHOES. ARTHUR BURT & CO. DEALERS IN SHOES, mh29-tu,w,f9,2t 1911 F STREET N.W. Juv & Derwenzn, ce nn is Cartas 4 North’ Shek gaye An Exquisite Toilet Article for €1 and Rough: for delivery. ‘Skin, ailays irrit od 3 Aa reas | are See [Srtect satisiuction. For sale at sous of the privelpel | omic bray UA Stones aud by the proprictor, todo it wre" ample fores 1. C. BISHOP, Drugzist, ong, “adiiversd. OW. je11-3m 7809th st cor Hataw. | Wi aise crry ITEMs. : Special Prices at the Oriole, S22 7th St., Saturday and Monday: ‘Ladies’ baie Abe Coats, brown and mixed, $1.98; ies’ Plain Black Jersey % All-wool Jersey, 98c.; Boucle Jerseys, 98c. ; ited- front Jersey, $1.49, worth $2; Plaited-tront Jersey, beaded, worth at $1.75; Table Linen, 18¢. per yatd; Heavy, Sheeting, 1oe.; Good corsets, Sc. ; Best 49c, and 73c. Corsets in the city; Lining Canibrio, be. ian 8x¢.5 Misses’ Ribbed Hose, Joc. a pair. Gentiemen's SUrnUnings: Heavy Bleached or Unbleached Drawers, 25¢. Medium weight Undershirts, 39c., worth’ 50c.; Shirts, unlauindered, Soe.: samme goods cadres unl ;, sam unt bc; Fancy Striped or Mixed Colored Socka sd Gent’s Linen Coll 3 for 25c.; Celluloid Coilat 2i1c.; Cuffs,39e.; Boys’ Flannel Shirt Waist, 98c. Augenstein’s $10.98 plush-lined Carriages, ‘worth $16, 1 Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St. Offers—4-year old Whisky, $2 gal, or 50c. qt. 7-ear old Rye, $3 gal., or Ze. qt. year old Brady, $2 gal, or 50c. qt. 7-year old Brandy, $3 gal., or 75c. qt. Our Saturday Bargains, Stamped Momie Cloth Bureau Covers with bor- ders, 69c.; open work, 79¢.; Teady-made | stamped, 19¢.; cheese-cloth’Aprons, stam) 2 linen Triy Co¥ers, fringed, 1c. lined Shoe 4 pock« .; Umbrella ‘Cases, 2 pockets, 42.1 fobior 10 tock embrotdery, 25c-: rorchon ‘Laces, splendid value, 5c. yard; Wide Torchon Laces oniy ioe. yard; 24 Inch Swiss Embroidery, 40ec¢ Swiss Shitred Caps, 19¢.; elegant quality Shirred cay 25e.; Normandy Chafe Caps, 30c.; hand-made Infants’ Sacks, 29¢.; Infants’’ Booties, 10c. pair; ono lot Infants! Knit Shirts 280. Special lot Ham burg Embroidery, short ends, your choice, 8c. yd. 1 RS. Max WEYL, Agt. Old Rye Whisky (4 years old), $2.50 per gallon. “A pure Rye Salaty at 4st a ra rer CR These goods aa. Mareaun Bro., 1 417 7th st. n.w. Opening. Opening. to rey nen EATERS, trp ore, at ice C ce Vater, ‘offee, an fine assortment of Easter Novelties. Candy Eggs, &., &, At SHARPLEss, 410 7th street. 1 Augenstein’s $14.96 Carriages, worth $21. 1 Selling Off! Selling Off! For the Best. Bargains in Laces, Embroidertes Hoslery, Gloves, Ribbons, Jewelry, Collars an Cuts, Kuching, Jerseys, Buttons, Trimmings, and all First-Class Fancy Dry Goods to be found fn the city, go to the SEVENTH SrReET PaLats ROYAL. 1 914 7th St, bet. Land K nw. Our Prices ‘Speak Louder than Woras. Read the bargains offered for to-morrow at S. W. Augenstein’s 817, 819 and 821 7th street north- ‘West: Three colored China Eggs, 10c.; large Wash- tubs, Zine Washboards, 50 Clothespins, clothes: line, Bottle Blue, 98c.; 3g dozen Silverpjated Tea- spoons, 39¢., worth’ $1; 3¢ doz, Colored Wine Glasses, and i Waiter, 27¢.; English China Decor- ated Chamber Sets, $1.98; Wat et and Scrub Brush, 16c.; Basket, 3; doz, Stone China Cups and. Saucers, 34’ doz. Plates, 1 Vegetable Dish and 1 Bowl, 99c.; Decorated English China Dinner Sets, new shape and new patterns, $12.96, regular price $20; 1 Whisk Broom, Blacking Brush and Box Blacking, 25c.; 4-string Brooms, 23c., (direct from our own Tactory); 48 sheets Shelf Paper, rated Tea Sets, $3.97, sold elsewhere as a bargain for $3.75; imported’ Ruby, Canary, Amber and Blue Gas Globes, with holder, 47c., worth $1; den Tools, with long handles, 19c. set; C Glass Spoon-holders, 5c.; 2,500 Toothpicks and Holders, 7c.; 3¢ doz. ‘Colored Goblets, 25c., worth 50c.; 10c. Feather Dusters reduced to 3c, 1 ‘The Larges? and best assortment of Carriages and Ketrigerators can be found at Augenstein’s. 1 For One Week Only. At J. Brock’s, 722 7TH St. Children’s Kid Spring-heel Shoes, only 50c.; $2 Ladies’ Kid_or Pebble, only $1.50; $3 Ladies’ Fine Kid or Kid Foxed, $2; §2 Men's Shoes, Congress or Lace, $1.50; $3 Men’s Fine Calf SI ‘@ bargain, $2.50; $4.56 Hand-sewed Shoes, $3.50. 1 France has her lily and England her rose, but every lady that knows Pure Teas and Coffee goes to the Bell Tea and Coffee Store, 824 7th street northwest, (Sign of the Big Glass Bell.) 3 Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th St. n.W., sells granulated Sugar 63c., A Sugar, 6c., lght Brown Sugar 5c., Cut Sugar 7c. 1 “Opera Boquet” and Saboroso Cigars, marvels of beauty and excellence, 5c. straight. ‘Try them. B. F. Gravely’s first’ quality (mild chew) Tobacco, Also, a large bar of ply Twist, splendid goods, for 10c. a bar. ‘NT. Merzcer & Bro., 1 4 th st. nw. For Bargains go to Augenstein’s. 1 Bargains, Big Bargains, At CLank’s, 734 7th street northwest. Special sale of Corsets, Warner's Health Cor- ‘set, O8c.; competitors’ prices, $1.25. Embroidered bust, French-woven Corset, 73c.; regular price, $1. Warren's dress-form Corset, $1.25; worth $2. War- ren’s Nursing Corset, 97¢.; Worth $1.25. KR. andG. double-bone Corset, $1.15; regular price, $1.5 Our $1.50 elegant. French-woven Corset, only $1, Our new 50c. Corset 13 a big thing; others seli them at 69c, ‘We have just received a line of Kid Gloves, spring shades, embroidered in two colors; price, 75c.; selling on the Avenue at 98c, Lisié Gloves, 19¢.; regular price, 25c. We have a fine line of Jerseys, Our $1.50 ali-wool Norfolk Jersey 99¢, Our $1.50 all-wool, coat-back Jersey 99c, Our ‘$2.48 beaded-front, coatsback Jersey $1.73 up to the finest. Nurses’ Aprons, 19¢.; Worth 25. All goods marked down. CLARK’s, 734 7th street northwest. Such prices as theve must tell. A fine sack or frock cheviot suit, $12.50, real Value $18, Ele- gant Prince Albert suit, ‘$17.50, actual selling Price, $25. Boys’ suits at astonishing low figures, at the old established clothing house, under Odd Fellows’ Hail, 421 7th st. nw. M. F. E1sean, 1 ‘Manager. Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th St., offers New Mackerel $1 kit, 10 Ibs. boneless codfish 65c., Turkish prunes 8c. Ib., 4 Ibs, best rice 25¢. 5 Ibs. gloss starch 25c., new Mackerel 50c. per dz.d To make a success in life, one must study economy, and it will be wise on your part to examine our immense stock of men’s, youths’, boys’, and children’s clothing, ere purchasing else” where, at the old established clothing house, un- der Odd Fellows’ Hall, 421 7th st. nw. 1 ‘MF, Eisemay, Manager, Head Augenstein’s bargains Offered for to-mor- Tow. 1 ‘The Very Finest 014 Govt. Java Coffce (fresh roasted), Yoc. Pure Mocha Coffee (fresh roasted), 33c. A very fine Old English Breakfast "Tea, 80c., real value, $1 per Ib. Splendid Gun- powder and Oolong Tea, at 50c. Burbank Pota- 75c. per bush. Invincible Flour, made from choice Minnesota wheat, by a new process, price low. We can Save you money to-morrow on Sour groceries for April. “Come early. N. T. MErzGER & Bro., 1 417 7th st. new, Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St., il Offers Family Flour $5.48 DDL, $1.39 pee 70C. 36 bbL.; Pat. Process $6.48 DDL, #1. bb1,,83e.3,bb1, Collars engraved, razors sharpened, 487 Pa.av.2 ‘Trunk Bargains. $4.50—A neat strong Leather or Zine Trunk, With iron bottom. One of Ourcustomers tells us she used one of these for eight years, and had traveled a great deal with it. $8 13 the price for a medium size, strong, canvas |. dress Trunk, two trays, muslin lined, tron bottom, patent revolving rollers, fine quality brass lock, With dupilcate keys. $7 buys a full size, 28-Inch leather Saratoga, iron bottom, and otherwise well made. Other sizes at ‘Tae, a slze advance @-inch to each size). a $10 buys our very popular leather Saratoga (32- in), muslin lined Unroughout, Excelsior lock, re- volving rollers, &c. 3 ‘TorHaw’s, 1231 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Attention, Housekeepers! ‘Tus F, ‘Tne Far, Tar Fi A gig 7th st. W, rd FRANKLE & Co., Proprictors. On account of the incleinent weather on Thurs- day, the special sale advertised by us for that day Wilf be continued ou Friday and Saturday of this week only. Come early and obtain some of the following greatest bargains ever se ‘24 sheets of colored or white Sheit Hper, 30, Solid brass Bird Cages, compiete, only 70b. New shape decorated’ English China Chamber Sets, 10 pes. $2.50. : ‘Hassocks of fancy carpets only 21c, Extra handsome crystal glass 1 gallon water rystal glass +, With engrayed band, 6 for2¢. . ‘Hand-pafnted lava Cuspadores only 21¢. ‘A beautiful Parlor Lamp complete oniy 790. Large covered Charnber Pall, assorted: colors, only < Folding Cutting Tables only 9c, Gknives and Forks with cocoe handle only 43¢, covered Clothes Hampers only 89c, ‘tra quality 3-string Broom, made ‘expressly for agony Si, silver-plated Knives, 6 for 79¢. ‘Shoe Brush with large box Blacking only 1c. pWigoden. alto ‘rays ouiy”Oe-; Swiss carvea pence oe Stand, with 2,500 tooth Curtain Poles, assorted colors, with brass fix- ‘tures, only 25¢. New decorated English Set, has lca as sind ae Bae ‘Sets only $24.50. . a ‘Those in want of Baby Carri: sees a aby Ce Bera visit our ee mnt, as he have the a ent eek MNCL ee of eons ima! amount all will do well to call cari enone ‘Eee ~. larness, $18 for a Brass-Mounted single work Harness. Qther grades and styles at proportionate ‘ormam’s, 1231 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Machines For Rent Power at AUERBACH’, “ab aoe", aS Rest in the World. Indestructible Bverlasting Bag. Beckers, 1545 Pa.tave, eo t | | CITY ITEMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. “rhe be without doz. (6m) tifal jueen of Beers.”?—No f: Moeriein’s celebrated Beer, 75c. F.H. Finuay, Agt., 1206 D i Starch.—No cooking, no sticking, beau- Fresh Alderney Butter churned every ning Aso Cottage Cheese and Butea, ‘Seobe M put 3 Sweet Se. per quart. Cream 15c. POR SALE 1328 R ST. yand back oy an ‘building nw. ra) mor are Houre on Ws 1-3 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE uated for R REN’ Tent not an object, but want the place improved: refer: Ist st. ne. ‘TRY RESIDENCE, 13 MILES food house: 13 Toothe. 10 uctea: ins college grounds: five minutes from station: low; terms very easy: BENJ.P. DAVIS, 1510 Di. ences wanted. Inquire 830 OR SALE—CouN on B. & 0. RR. Jo ARE AUTHORIZi road station; one and Tange 6 ‘The propert; ‘easy terms, to an imn “apl-im, ‘QUSES AND ran) beret fots ee OR SALE OR RENT—| Ro try placeon, Lawyers’ Hill Relay, B.& 0.8. Kor, will rent dwelling furnished. Apply GEO, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, 57 2d st., Baltimore. mh31-1mo* ‘FARM NEAR BLADE ah experienced farier: wood House aud’ hee lana, The Hyatt Manciouat ayer aie a hese 3 ion at Hyattevilie, Md The erty is beautifully located, rectly ‘Opposite the Fall ahi ade ‘trees aud ornait ental shi i substantial brick structure, contnune Os rooms re, containing 23 rooms, Presents advantages for a summer hotel or ing house that have no equal a1 roundings of Washington. Will be sold at mediate purchaser. : ¥.H. SMITH & SON, 1222 F st. AT HYATT! have for sale several of the most desirable houses: 4 this most attractive suburb of Washington, at from $1,000 to $15,000. Also #, ‘the most eligible in the vil among th ligible iLage. 1319 Fat. F° R SALE—ON CAPITOL 10-room corner brick South and east frontage; and _side, every conveni $4,700.” Address box 127, Star o' )R SALE—COLORED SOCIET! Fie house, 620 8 stn. : can house and fine 3 api-3t* ‘acres: an abundance of 500 Center Market. iong the sur- 3 bargain, on b. Ore... 2138, 2188, Bi30 KR st. n.w., b. h., 478. 5,000, 1 D st nae, £ F.. TLLE.—We Drices num 222 F at, Y DESIRA\ Ne about % of amile from Fee eee AT AT BABGAIN-SIX, ACRES OF land, located in Shepherd's subdivision, west of twood, cs oad, near Takoma Park and Silver Spring station; highest ground and healthiest 7th st. road, above. Brig! City, over fine the District; fine view. MAREK, 920 F st. n.w. WANITED_10 PURCHASE_WITHIN 3 of city, from one to five acres, improved land pre- ferred, on which to erect a fine residence. No specu- Jprices will be paid. Address E. 8. K., Star office, lative ambi Apply to LOUIS P. SHOE- zi mb31-3t nient to rt of ‘MILES FoR ‘BALE— “RAVENSWOOD.” ~ This beautiful place is situated in the center of the village of Hyattsville, overlooking the surrounding improved by 4 thirteen-roomn House; supplied with water from a.cistern on the house: four gud one-third acres of ground, cove country for miles fording abundant shade home, female seminai ing house. Possession Building: very desiral a hotel, or suminer board ven Tote also for sale.” LOUIS D. WINE, 1930 mh29- ‘The abov. ¥ books, the Istand 16th. OR § {apli Percent, Price $1,700. mhi7-tollap VOR SALE_CHE: house, 7th and Bats. ne., with house has three nice fronts: 84,000; terms easy, C. H. Pi aw. dwith trees, af— le for a quiet by the Ist of May. Pa, 220 ts Fresooad sone for duspecticn Segre ow LLIN oe a SA] RY, BASI t BRICK R SALE—A THREE STO) au cans BR apoome, 1a see tai ed cheap: NORTH WASHINGTON Real ESTATE GOs” api-st R SALE—ELEGANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE 4, B00 tee gryuin frosting te trea feveratiy ae: ied for sub division. ‘Terias easy. BENS EODAVIS. ‘HILT, A DESIRABLE two bay windows, e parking on frout lence, near street cars, Price 126. 402 Ist st. 8.: seven ‘rooms Jot 16x94; only $1,800, W. 1514, 1516 10th st. 909" Var ive. "a bahar. 3, 515 Tith eis only a portion of the on mi ‘For full List call at office for bulletin ented OX THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. A SIX-ROOM BRI Cleveland st.; mod. imp.; now rented; pays 10% Box 41, Star office. P—A NICE. SIX-ROOY Parking all PA! .W.. A NEW THREE- elev containing eleven papered. ES 1420 Fst aw. apl-6e TFS ATTENTION be maide into lode 000 6r......88,500 “HOUSE ON | BRICK allmod.imps. ‘The around: price 45 and £ sts. ‘mbi31-30" unimproved, two acres buildings, one acre improved by 100 acres at Forest Glenn, M. eral cheapest farms in state Of “Maryland, near BB. Station, and must be sold. “For term app} aL mh22-2w* city propert; Balti tains 3 ‘ott the celebrated itelay platat the office; intending purchasers conveyed to the ground. Fine el GEO.W. LINKIN {OR RENT—FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, WITH TWO scree of choice land, two mules crom city; beautiful AL icalthy location: $7 per mouth. 1428 New York ave.” Fok SALES AT LAURE tween Washington and Baltimor from both cities, a very nice two-s (}0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON ‘The Kevere House at St. Denis Uielay station on B. & 0. B. Ky sev ore city, all trains stop 3 rooms, with necessary outbuildings, and 33 acres in grounds; price, $13,000. Cottage, and 3% acres choice ‘building sites, including: ‘pring (used by the B. & O. RK), ace of 15 acres adjoining the above, , cor. 19th and Hsts. n.w. m26-1w AT BRIGHTWOOD proved by handsome ‘neat cottage. Alsi . RR station. Also, ae 1 in 3 brs, O78... i 1 brick store, 1 brick, 5rs., 12th and G sta. 8. e.. vito ALY, Sever miles trom | $2,000 each. Also, hotel con- the Rel Sroomson 11 rooms: TTroouer te comer Hand TOOLS, bce. corer Gq oom ‘on Marion,bet. 6th and Also, a 'ten-room x rice, $10,000. Both houses ‘under lease to prompt a= ants, THOMAS A. MITC eae : SLA ere, ee eee ne mb28-14t* Washington, D.0. ‘OR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H 5: i FOR SALE-A FINE PLACE OF 36 ACRES, NEAR at. price #2;500 euch, Also, mice 2- the end of the Massacitisetis aveute-extensionrine | RlgD4, price §2.500 each, one | Proved by a,fine house, 1 reoms, and other outbnuld- | bet 21st and =2d- suatal = Fae, 94,000. | Tigss'land ays well for subdivision into villa sites; | Termseasy. Ap 5 : 7 rooms, cellar, 4th, with back bi On SALE— Brick, 7 rooms, on 1. st., bet. 181 rick 10 i, BHILLT minow” Gothic Frame Villa; 11 good-sized rooms. Lot. is @ corner, contains about an acre, nicely laid. out with flowers and fruit. Also, the opposite corner, containing one acre. This Bick: Oso, ick, 7 rooms, Kingman /fvomie, Perce Pace, Bet. OR = ES—SPECIAL BARGAIN: Sire Oi tn Toth nt ote We Bay rs, 12th and Gate. sc... 1 brick, 6rs., m.i., Cleveland ave....-.- 8 bricks, Grs.,m.i, K, bet. 12th ani eo TLE Fes E_SPECIAL BARGAINS— ‘six-room Houses on A st.n. e.; all modern improvements: 10 per cent investment’ “Price ouly 6 room Brick Wallach Place,bet.13th & 14th sts.¢5, soa ‘bet, 15th and 16th sts. Capitol ste bet: Oth ai Sst Capitol st bet ; ‘21st ata. n.w.. th ten w. COME” QUICK—ON 14TH ST. N. W brick, 7 rooms, business property: Also "‘beantiful '12-room brick on Q, Nest and no basement: price only ‘York ave.mhl7-3w* Baickso roomnon Obst 20th and stat sts ck, 5 rooma,on ©, bet 20th and 1st ste.u, Ww. O soonie, oft xi, bet. 13th and 14th. it 1 ES cor. business property: ith and 19th$3.200 ire. 11 rooms, Q: property is convenient to the depot, and can be bought “ RO alow figure. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 125 =) promee Sour | Se dee es Grooms, on ‘Corcoran E We e 2 ~ “grooms, 14th st, business property 2. | (OR SALE—BY BI |. 8. PIKE, 303 7TH S1. Ne =. 5 rooms, Fenton st., n'r Gov. Print. office. w., Walnut Hill Farm, Md., 94 tuiles from city, on Z rooms, Q st., bet. 4th and Sth 1.W. H B. and 0. Rt, 138 acres, witli houses. barns, &c,&c. | store and dwelling, 14th at. was Excellent. 7,800, on easy terms, mh26-6t* S {Brooms on Rigesst. bet. 13th and Vath (OR SALE-A BARGAIN, TO CLOSEAN ESTATE | 2 20#vommand stable oh Rhode Ialanday Ao acres of Land at Bentiing's Station; will besold] * i0roomson N st,bet.20th & 21st stay cheap, to close an estate, house: se ote THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Frameon Dunbartonave mh21-20 ised Ig on Conavens moat pat OAM VOR SALES 14r. Brick, E, bet 5th” and 6th, n’r Pension of 10, F MYATESTIETE, eh cay aie RAT Persons with SMALL CAPITAL wishing to secure a | ©!the city. Apply 28 New HOM in this rapidly-¢rowing and beautiful Suburban | _™B17-3w~ 1428 New York Village will find it to their advantage to look at the Lots, for sale in Johnson & Wine's on high ground andelezantly located. HYATTSVILLE has made wonderful strides in the past three years, and ves promise of a bright and prosperous future. ay daily ou the B.& 0. RR. Com- Bleven'trains each mutation RATES The undersign of these Lots, terms easy. > Hi situation hich, dry jugs: house desirable; ex chovenient, Apply = i for sale and catalogue, mhi7-1mn* OR BALE—PINE TIMBER LAN of carefully. selected Pine ‘Timber Land (no supe- bod; nt the United States), esti: expert to yield six hundred million feet of is fine body of land may be secured by capitalists or company at one-hith its value if pur chased before June Ist, 1887. Title absolutely per- fect. Plat and particulars at’ my office, O34 Fst, fashington, D. C Tor mated by lumber. of timber 1 rooms 5 and 6, _mwhi7-lin ‘0B CO of or address emi 208 ‘OR SALE OR, roperty my la ‘LE, 14th and N sts. n. will take pleasure in showing a plat iid wil take parties out free of charge and show the premises. Title guaranteed i ew York av. n.watnh 15-30" EAUTIFUL SUBURBAN PLACES K, Grain and Fruit Farms of all sizes; Mills and Tim: ber Lands: improved aud unimproved. city properties exchange, Greatest Bargains. Send for WM. H. MAIN, Cor. 3d stand Pa. av. nw. BAXTER & MscGOWAN, FO) Rr residence in Anacostis, D. C. ouble frame house, mod. imps. ; 133,200 feet of ground; ange stable; fruit of all Kinds; price 85,000. ition. These Lots are | JX cellar and bat cluding carpets, shades, draper, complete order: city for homes oF investments, mh30-1w x perfect, and. LOUIS D. WINE, POR SALE 30 Pennsylvania ave. Q, bet. Iothand 16th n.w., 7 outbuildings: depot | Frame Dwelling, about 6 rooms, Frame Dwellin Other desirabl: TRU cer south front: 20% feet Also House. 6 AND, 34,500 ACRES | aves. x JROE SALE—A CHARMING HOME, NINE ROOMS, with side lot 19x 111% to wide alley: easterly and southerly exposure; price, $9500, 1n- ‘bargain if sold at once; sm Payment, balance on easy terms, or liberal discount for all cash. Also, Houses and Lots in all parts of the HUMPHREY & COLMAN, 13th and 14th n.w., 10 rooms, mi..... Tooms, mt Frame Store and Dwelling. 622 7th st. aw. LE—FIRST-CLAS§ HOUSE ON K ST. 12 rooms; rooms, cor. ‘New York aud New Jersey (00. BENS. P. DAVIS, 1319 F st. ‘and uiirrors, ail in 1 cash 618 F st. ne. Prices. iG & WATERS, 606 11th stn. ‘all mod. impa: | Beust-aunual interest. Fe, SALE-SEVERAL NEW SMALL | BRICK ‘Houses Rese ivewtue SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 st. mils-im MR SALE—S-ROOM FRAME, H ST. N. W., i BOLTON. St. Cloud building, Ob ana F ate Ody FE SALE—THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY window house ob T st. u. w., between Otirahd 10k, corneas. bath ote aod al an Coreect order Lat Nat olor eat ee ee alee ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—€350, PAYABLE IN FOURTEI equal instalments. bya weutleman bold: por | manent position at good salary. Strictly = aiheas Matter, and closest iuvestigution solicited. “A once EIGHTEEN HUNDEED, OR SALE-WELL-EST ‘grain brokeragy ot kood business; fine loc: will give. bancain. A Howard House, Washins: JOR SALE—WILL SELL decked Scow, iu Perte a carrying capacity ‘of tous Inquire ot WM. EH Vth st. between K and’'S 1. ANTED— BIDS FOR ABOUT ABLISHED at Washington, rent T A BARGAIN A LARGE Jer and built st 0.000 YARDS OF Pt excavation and flit Agate te | _mih30- "DN. KOW, Tetivand D sta. cw, 3 NG HOUSE, 15, nc se in the beat condition cor. | Dear. Govt. Prin SHAN. ST FIRM OF PATENT SOL ontice and business vstabl Western city, show: thousand dollars a year, TORS, HAVING AN ed for niany years in a. rohit of from four to five | » dispose of the busi- ness notluing but bona tide cash offers considered | Magnet ATTORNEYS, Star office. SURVEXOR, P.O. ADDRESS: | or 203 7th st, mLw.,care of JF Latimer, Washington, D.C. Twenty-Ave year con: slant practice as lau surveyor in the coumties of Prince’ Goon eand Monte and in the Dis- trict of Columbia. Kefer by permission to Bd. Te le, President National Hank of Washington. TL ges, e8g.. of Kiuncs & Co., and Gol. 8. Suit Ja24-tm 33 F, ESTABLISHED £ disposing of "business chances, suchas Drug Store, Dry Goods, Grocers, & Plan you avoid publicity. which has an injucic on burinéss. Conault your hiterest by having sour bums hess, if forsale, left at our office, D.RAMEY. nhe3-1m WESTER REAL, ESTATE, IMPROVED AND unimproved. ood properties: well located: ‘free andclear: to exchange tor Washington real estate Parties wishing such exchange address, with partici: Jap of provertion cfferdcash Values, Box 14, ottice. mah. LACKISTON COMBS, Attorney-at-Law, Leonardtown, Md. TAKEN AT VERY Mop- | parate room ILDING LOTS FOR | Island Apply to ROBT. mh 18-2m' TORAG! TORA erate Tate, Se x and well ventilated f AS = eee HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealers in GOGEBIC ION MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES and Lands, and Real Estate in Washington, ‘Minueapolis and Chicago. Office: Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 Fst, mh7-3m, AAG A TEINTING AT Low Pate Dill, OXY inches, #: 810.20,000- &4 hote circulars: $46 tor 20,000; $%. 10.000; 85 G00. .W. iz HE WASHIN AND FIX ANDEKSON & MOOK re SIT COMPANY WAREHOUSE, E. N. W. (South Side.) Persons going ‘abroad, or jeaving the city should avail themselves of the alvautaces offered by this com pany for the safe keeping of bonds, securities, Jewelry, plate and other valuab) hing, paintings, works | Pianos, bric-a-brac, rugs, carpets, &e ke, cau | be stored at low rates, “Take action belore, rather than | alter, Your Valuables are stolen or burned. | Othce Hours: Ya. mi. to 4 p.m. £26-6m_ (Saturdays. ¥a. in. to p.'m.) | vM. ESTOCKETT & CO, 434 OTH ST. make Phila. Pat. Back Blank Books to order. | Ruling, perforatiue and nuubering. zines, nuusicand fasiuon books bound in all stylostat how Tatex. Send note, we will call 263m NEO. H. READ, INVESTMENT BANKER AND LOAN AGENT, : 006 11TH ST. N.W. Six, seven and eixlit per cent Guaranteed Real Estate First Mortrawes and six and eight per cent Debenture: Bonds negotiated, in sums of $100 and upwards | ecurities for sale. Further information furnished on application, f8. OR SALE OR FOR RENT—THE FOUNDRY Mills, Georgetown, D.C., situated on Water st. (ex. | tended), having a full line Of rollers. with a capacity of 150 barrels of Flour a « wed with 300 | inches of water from the C. 80. canal, Possession | could be civeu April Ist, 188s. Apply. to, LOUISA V. OBINSON, 3102 P st. Georgetown, D.C, C. M. and 8, MATTHEWS, 1208 Sist st, or on the preuiiscs JAFE INVESTMENS_SiX PER CENT GUARAN- TEED BY THE OMAHA LOAN AND TUST COMPANY. Hon. AU. WYMAN, (late Treasurer U.S.) President bd. Principal Paid by the Nancval Lank of New York. ‘annually. $200. and up, These First Mortgage Bouds are secured on tmprowed real estate in aud around Uinaha, Nebraske, nei wo Cave ina loan made exceeding forty Yer eat Of the Value of the morwaced property. ‘The standin of tus Corpany is sufficient to recom- mend these securities to tue coufidebce of couservaUve investors. af. M. PARKER, Wastingtou Agent, Real Estate and Loan Broker, 253m 1418 F st. nie, 28 SAGESABOGT, 1,009, POUNDS oF No: Feil aude about S00 founds of Agate types tateny in Une on this paper. Thetaceof ‘wth fonts’ is de Stable, they are’ imrood condition, and cajubleot of. Cellent service for two or thre” gearsona paper ot inoderate circulation, Will be sold Cheap iu bull Ade Giese THE EVENING SIAL SEWSPAPLE CO, Washington, D.C. azo" | Fon Le Droft bark, lot 3Usi36: Fratte in Mt. Pleasant, with stabi re aud E sts. n.e.: price, 40c. 25e. per foot. 16.000 feet of between L and M ste. n.e.: 11 10 F st. ew. OOD CITY frout on Maryland ave, bet 13th foot allof square No. and 2d aa ners a mbg-Lin’” | £68} 406: per foot. Part 6x 100, toa New Srrixe Goons. ‘We have just received an elegant line of SPR’ DRESS GOODS, consisting of Fancy Woolen Fabrics in all the new designs: Satteens in new patterns and. coloring: Surah Silks; Scotch Cheviots and Electric Cloths for Tailors’ Suite: Black and Colored Caiuel Hairs and Chudda Cloths. Also, a full line of Bele Linens, Damask Table Clotl ali sizes; Damask and Huck Towels, in reat variety. 13 mb15-3m_ 8 F st., near Ebbitt House. 0 per acre. 9-ot ‘804 <G brick Dwelling on 11th st.n.w., between Mand S | China Stiks. Pouwee Silks; | Sear.) SWORMSTEDE & BRADLEY. 1120-6 JOR SALE-ON WYLIE ST. WN. Linen Sheetings, Pillow ‘and Napkins to match, HOOE BRO.& CO, | Toon sare a Deg ter investment thn Srare Srvizs Denny : AND SOFT-FELT HATS, Ret 13th and 13th Latrobe: water: range, Ranging all the way from 50c. to $3.30. Boys? a sean Saris Ie. to 90c" Behool Hats and Caper trom’ S5e ty | Peap alley: price $2,000; open ior Goo. and up. Boys! Short Pants, 40, 1, and up, | _™ Men's and Boys’ Suits from $2.50 to $20! Single ‘OR SALE—TW: Goats and Jackets, very cap. ‘Shoes forthe mithon: Our Missed aud Boys’ roportion. Job broken sizcs, at half pric 11 Sclivol Shoes to finer, ts Ladies and Men’s Shoes, in les in to suit.” Se ment, balance monthly Re on easy terms, ‘1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue, 607 7th st. n.w., four doors above F st. Se SEES SALE—2141 K ST. TWO STORY AND Pat press bricl in. excel | Meee rand ail modern improvements: lot 17-4 by LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL. }00. Apply to owners on premises, Block 3, Block 11, No, 20 at 40. per foot.|No, 13 and part of 12 SALE USES, LOTS AND COUNTRY 35 andl at 750. Bi.ss nese eke. DOF foot. | F'places tu the Siiy and county, Maryland and Vir- sinks, “GEO. 'W. LINKINS, Heal Broker-19th West 36101 Sat 100. per ft. Block 14. snd H ste ICES So i 1 "okt SALE—A ATED 3-STORY No. 17 aii per foot | QU SALES CENTRALEYIOCATED S-stony imod, imps, "lot 24 feet front. “Price $7,200. TYLER Block 21. & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F stn. mih26-6i" No. 8, 9 and part of 7 300M HOI LOT 18x110 FEET. Beet canoes B08. Ber foot. | FA QEauirson premises, 22 cask mee, mis2e nae VOR SALE OR RENT— HED OR U: ‘furnished, Cooke Mansion, West Washington, co ALSO, per oth and Q ats, Will returnishin modern style, if No, 12, block 6, Whitney Three-story Brick House, | desired. Apply to HD. COOKE. ‘Clove, at Ze. per foot.” | 12 rooms, with modern | “mh31-<0o3w 1420 Fst nw. Ae ened 1 SALE BY DANENHOWER & SON Nor’ Tr. NORTHWEST. CLAUDIUS B. JEWELL, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, _mhi6 (COTTAGE, IN LE DROIT : 8 rooms: mod. imp. ; $4.50. ‘Houses corner 20th and Boundary sis, 1 $9,000. 34,000 square feet of Ground corner of per aquare foot. 15,000 fect of ground on Delaware ave., bet. Land M'sts. . per foot. 14:3 feet front on H st. n. e., by 60 deep; GUc. per foot. BO feet 735, North Carolina Two uite Lote to Lebron bark, wo it Par z fouk Beautul Loin Le Dro Sefoot paved alley: very cheap 21,300 cach. 19 acres Dear Mt. Olivet Gemetery. SOHN F. WAGGAMAN, JFROR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY | room Houses; new: for homies or investment: prices low and termseaiy. SWORMSTEDY & BEAL 20-61 RED AS A HOME: XO Bi ‘the purchase of thai well- hall and vestibule; concreted street and good, ‘0 NEW PRESSED-BRICK, window Houses, nine rooms and bath, on T st \w., bet. 6th and 7th. Price $4,000. Sumali cash . Brick Cottace 84.000. Six ruc large lot: 1. @.; wind on Colfax st., and 14th sta. ne; uare and 506 F st. nw. 927 F st. FIVE AND SIX- DLEY, one square trom ments: bath, hot slate mantels: xas inspection. BaAY- Veral other . H. KNIGHT. 8 Kellogg Building. Sere Srrz Densy Hars, + $2.50, 83, 83.50, $4, $5. FRESH SUPPLY YOUMAN’S AND KNOX’S NEW LOST AND FOUND.__ OST_WEDNESDAY, ON 16TH ST. OR LAFAY ‘ite Square Leather Lagrin sud Cloth Cap. Finder wall receive suitable reward by returning same t0 1110 Tourse =e as. | OsT_VESTERDAY, MARCH 31, GOING FRoat (005 H st. to O14 Fat. uiw. a sinall Japauess | ‘ocketbook, containing about 14. ‘The fader will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 1009 Hv st. a | TRAYED—A BLACK | NI white breast; owner's natn Finder will return to owner, 1225 Connecticut ave. oF turn dox loose. apie SION SATURDAY LAST, A BLACK SKYE ‘errier Pup, named Tip. Had on @ pink ribbon. So dollars reward will be paid at 1418 Pieroe Place, aw. T—AT ALBAUGH’ SDAY NIGHT, PAIR of Gold and Pearl Opera Glasses, with name en- | «raved. “Return to 1014 12th st. nw. ‘Reward. It" | OST—ONE DOLLAR REWARD-MARCH,330, A iver King, composed of seven rings linked’ to- wether, Finder will please return to 1737 Fst. It OST OR STOLE! <P icent coupon Boud. No. 128,148, four coupons de- tatched therefrom. $7 reward wili be Paid forsta re turn and no questions asked. Address LE. HESS & CO. & W. cor, Baltimore aud Hanover sta, Baitin Ma’ ‘mh ST—3OTH INST. A LADY'S GOLD FOB ‘hain, a sinall cube attached : route 97:3 F to 10th Up LOU to Massachusetts ave., Mansackusctts ave. 14th st. and Khode Islandave: Suitable reward Le xiven if returned to Mais JANE E. DAVIN ith st. nw. $106 De th st. mow. mh OST OR STOLEN—ON O® ABOUT APRIL 7TH, ‘S80. one Certificate, No. 526, for sixteen 0) Shares of Stock of the ‘Washington and Georgetown, Kailroad Company. Also, one Certificate, ‘No. 1003, tor twenty (20) Sluires of Stock of the Colambis Rail Toad Company. “Apphieation having been new Certificates all parties are Lereby, trading for saine. N.. mbeb-6e" reetown | amade for | warned against UNCH, 314 Sth st. n. w, ‘BOARDING. BOARD. THE BARTHOLDI, 616 F st. single or en suite, with excellent Table “ai3T-w* = ROOMS, ‘Board. ST STAR ‘D FIRST-CLASS DINING-ROOM white lady; board at $13 per mouth in advance. pay you to! seutout. O12 12th st. mh31-2t* 1k RENT—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM. Friscasted with Boar, where they can wet breakfast from 7:15 to 8 in the moruiug and luuch at 12-19,and dimer at 5 in theevening. Apply G08 13th st, bet, F and G sts. “mh30-3¢ 1822 DOUBLE duces ‘given. pe ie exchanged, Transients accommodated. 1010 1othst, Sows ROR RENT—PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED Kooms, 3 Pete aH Sy ore eerie orale ova 1 8 W. ROO! ‘single, with’ Board. be had ina dry | L | BINS, cor. 19th and Hi sta. nw. FOR SALE—LOTS. R SALE—EAST WASPTNOTON=WE OFFER AT JoW prices and ou easy te me: Su ne me eo; YS 2 = aoe = i058: ¢ “ - a = - Wie have also Parts of Squares and Single Lote fea sale in every part of ow. w uington. " ‘apl-im Fi SMITH'® SON, 1202 Feat R SALE—LOTS IN NORTH east, very cheap. One very ange tracts for speculatora, Nave commissions, apply directly toOWNER, room 4, 1331 F st. nw. mbit] im JOR SALE_ONE LOT ON ERIE ST. NEAR 10TH per leaving city Sore he Jot on 19 ‘Columbia, towd Jot on Toth at extended, neat Columbia road NDEK & STAL with all moders tn of erotin A, atid 000: terms very easy, or will provements ; 3 laid out, de Price €: exchange for unimproved real extate mhsi6t S.C. WiLL, corver 8th and F sta, 2k SALE_VERY CHEAP. Veay weil to an imunediate double House. yast com Meridian Hill, containing #4 Figure thig up and see if tt im hot « barwain rohed-ot S.C HULL cor Beh and Pista QOK SALESLOTS 11 AND 12, BLOCK 10, ON: tario ave Meridian Hii, at 30¢.” Those a in the block and are easily worth S50. “Apply mhst-oe "HILL cor. sth aud JOR SALE. 1AM AUTHORIZED TO OFFER, FOR A_FEW DAYS. those thiwe handsome Loteat the haser a 16-ro feet, for $4,900, Whitney ave. and 13th st. extended at the los 27 ‘ee. Ground th this imtpediate locality is bed at 40c, ‘This is a decided bargain. SCHILL. 8th and Poms QOR SALE-IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS—1 have secured 549,000 sguare feet in Whitney adi into, Maki AOE Yar Tait mote of the cho mail advance to tntnediate buyera Terms cash, balance 1,2, Sand ¢ years, Gall at once. S.C. HILL mh316t° Real Estate, Sth and Fist, are ceat of the entare tract, and which I will well at Ok SALE—THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE, tar FP ike shies oder the tase inet t. by. CMLL cor. Sthand Fata. bs JOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS—LOT, st Capitol st. 12% ota; 502100, near tl i Tok on (st tury pear Sd. Sh ass. ave., between Yth and 10th tw. 20x10, a great bargain. THOMAS A. MITCHELL, dB. _mh31-3t° JOR SALE ble Dubiding lot and Sth nw. 0x 18 P. SHORMARKEN, JOR SALE 4 F at. Roo stm. 9,000 square f t one Jot from Pennsyluatia. ® gurchaser a bangain can be bad i the abwe projects. Aprig to PA DARNELTL mabtd-tt ee Le Fe OR SALE_70,000 SQUARE PRET OF GROUND, icra THOS A MITCHELL td JOR SALE—CHEAP—LOT 50 PEET FRONT between Mand N sta aw. price, ot: between D st. and Viixiuia ave. 45 fert front; 37i¢c. per toot, 30 Lote on 0, betwee 439 st; $300 each, $100 cash, balance in one and two years. ©. BL PARKYR, mb30-3t* die and 1 xte OR SALE—1 OFFER FOR A PEW DAYS ONL several of the est Lots ith Whitney Close rifle above 0 bey are barcains quick. ©. H. 7th st. n.w., four above F st. JOR SALE—VERY CH” AP_10" two houses, on G st. feet front to an alley: #139 per fe FESS Meridian Hill, three choice Lota, fronting on two streets, commanding a fine view of the city Desitable city Lots near Dupout Circle, Capitol ad Lincoln Park? me JAMES W. TYLER, mheo 929 Fat nw veecond Bev JOR SALE-FINE LOT ON N ST,BETWEEN 177 st. and Connec WR1IY feet. route South and haw Frame Dwelling oh it rentiue for 10. er wouth. Will be sold at reasonable hieut TYLER & KUTHE mh19-20* JOK SALE—THREE FINE LOTS, FE: south side of Columbia road, te extended ; also Lota in Block» 14, 1 Meraiat, Hill ‘TXLER & Ki mul JOK SALE-SEVERAL FINE LOT Close. ‘also, lots in Mi: Prospect Hill subdivision, 19 and 20, Hall and Elvan Hull mb26-60 JOR SALE_ VACANT LOTS, ruer Lot Sie. Vale at WORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, é—LOTS—S. CAP., NEAR P Columbia Hewelita 3 Meridian Hill Whitney Close ‘Depont Circie, 20x80 1 tne Lot Nxt. near Di 1 kine Kot, N st, near Dup 1 fine Lot, N st near Dup ‘2 ihue Lots, N st, near Dupo ¥ ak ‘fine Lot, 19th st, near Dupout Circle, 20a; to ‘1 Boe Lot, New Hampshire ave., near Dupott Circle, 20370 toalley, 1 Gne Lot, Connecticut ave, near Dupout Circle 24xi24 toalley- ¥ ue Lots, P st., near Dupont Circle, 20x90 to alley. aqhtme Louk st; Wear ‘Connecticut ave, S0x100 ey. Tine Lote, V at., near 14th, 17 leg. e Lot, Lists wear Toth, 20x " mbi-2m “Apply CHARLES TARLY, 60: 14th st nw, JOK SALE-SEVERAL VERY CHOICE LOTS IN Whitney Close: om eaxy terme and at a bareuin Lot on corner of 14th at. extended and Keuemaw ave. x162; beautiful for subdivision; fora few days at oF irty thousand feet on 16th st. extended. lenge front on street ; can be subdivided to advanitase only = Several lots on Coluiubia Heights, on which are tiful oaks; 30e. Al t. Pleasant, at head of Howard ave WALKER & WILSO! E Penusylvanta ave. and 22d #t.,m lots t LLIGE. mi EVERAL VERY DESIRABL » Dupont Circle. Ap TUS TAYLOIg, Ai __ MONEY ,000—TO LOAN 15,000 TO LOAN. ON REAL ESTATE, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, oN mb31), FIRST $10,000 na tees 28 SES ANDER & STALEY, 1410 New York ave. LASS TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PROMDPT ion to all applications Aguas SWOLMSEDT & BADLEY, mb31-1m, sn GSEs 102088 OS REAL ESTATE, No DiLay ‘and thoderate charge. _mb30-3t 63 = 44) TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT $35,000 ama TY SUE a a aes CC KMGHT, Go7 7th bc nw. four dour above ‘Bonds, Commercial Paper boueht and sold. LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Broker, ee | beef = & JOHNSTON, a eneeg ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE tm sums tosuit, surance placed in best ies, THOS. HENSEY, _ 328-3 1006 F st. hw. EAL ESTATE LOANS A’ URANCE. Loaxg collateral XD ‘on cod Security cf all hinds, Aria s secotnts cashed, Ue. W. H DEMISE, 1434 Now Yorkave, nn TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE $100,000 2209 rine bate Vinuaceounly to. cuntoners, panion ONEY TO Loa Meuey'coustantly om hand to toan, at the lowest ate of Ne delay. aid Lown Broker, Ja5-3m W418 Fst nw. interest, ob ajyproved teal estate niet Moderate, a M. M. PARK EH BoAnbing anv ROOMS — TWO LARGE WELL furuished ‘cownunicating front. Tuows: second floor table board $18 per mouth.€5 per wock aid $1.90 aday. Othersdt low prices. 314-316 indiana ave. 253m. KR SALE— YORK HATS. Fesaseed ta 0.87). ENGLISH SILK UMBRELLAS, i Direct Importation Just Opened. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, = ey fronts south end east, 27>: 12: 2,000; terms easy. TYLER & is27-3m 1237 Pennsylvania ave. sor ee Sha Fok na , ioe 7 'WO-STORY BRICK DWELI- Mes. M. J. Hox Ghen bonma eat weer i portent se Begs to acquaint her Patrons that she is now prepared | 3 iia eticty fas t00. cage, Now mh2s-2w" to show a full assortment of exclusive styles in —— AIS. NEW BRICK ENGLISH AND FRENCH ROUND HaTS AND| W'QE,,SAUE A, PARGMN two story and gellar, BONNETS geven rooms and bath; mod, imps, Terms $500 cash; remainder 9100 Fr ‘cent. From the leading London and Paris Honges, Mh1D2w THOS G. HENSEX, 1006 F st n.¥. 1900 F st nw, ‘ROAD, NEAR BRIG Special attention given to Mourning orders, mh22 1B SALE—ON 1¢7H_6T-ROA peters: mV .. Coxe: Coxe: Fram to. ore ey A aoa two-story CHEAPEST AND CLEANEST FUEL fats & 1226 F st. h.w. WASHINGTON GAS -ANY'S ON C ST. NE: COKE. {08 BALE—A RESIDERCE. Srerocmsand tec: Orders received at 2 peraeny aac eee in one batare of te Cant: fice Gas Company, 413 10that nw. _ | folgrounds: rice, H ¥ Either of theeight offices of JOHNSON BROTHERS. | 228 — saiog G, HENSEY, 1006 Fest.n.w. A.G. JOHNEON & BROTHERS, offices. ‘Y. BALDWIN JOHNSON'S offices. and at HENRY A. JONES’, grocery store, 3101 M st. n.w.. Georgetown, 431-3m_ “IHE CONCORD HARKES&” ‘We have on hand a full stock of the Celebrated Con- cord Harness of all kinds at Concord prices; also Bole Agency forthe ‘LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penna, ave. next to National Hotel. lz Fee SALE 1274 10TH SF, N. constructed i ee Sete coe ele- feet ee Ww. _ HOTELS. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, iN SUMA Mima Rabat este ofits, ‘k- HOLTZMAN corner 10th ind Festa APPROVED KEAL ESTALE x Sans eS: wens wees 3 Horm Vexvoxr, BROADWAY AND 41ST STREET, NEW YORK. AMERICAN PLAN. tially located. All the latest improvements, wictne aia nerve unescelied. nite?! 1: STEINFELD, Manager. Tse “Canto HOT AIR FURNACES. (H RUPPER?, 403-405 7th st. nw. 704 0ST. N In sums to sult, at lowest ‘ed read soinity. PORE hows, 1427 Peuusyiveuiaave_ oc) a M™ RES armor reraee ON Mea Bein SECURI ‘ON REAL ESTATE Ok 24 : Oe a geen a a ~_ CCREEN. 303 7u st. nw. SSUES MUR Giies sara een