Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, —_—— ae D.C., MONDAY, AP LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 24 homers commencing at 3 p.m. For District of Columbta, Maryland and’ Vir- gina, fair weather, winds shifting to northwest erly, becoming brisk to high, followed by colder Weather, with a slight cold wave during Tuesday. A Cold Wave Coming. A Signal Office bulletin issued at 11 a.m, to-day Boys: Colt wave coming. The temperature will prob- abiy fall 20 degrees by 3 pam Tuesdays Lanres’ Hand-sewed Shoes $3.50, this week, at Geo. W. Kich’s, 409 7th st. nw. SPRING OvERCOATa —Geo. Spransy’s, 434 7th st. Dox’ Foroxr to have that Yale Latch with Cor- Tugated Key ordered to-day! ‘Moe. Ewa Sours, of 305 Sth avent New York, wil en = ‘Spring Dresses, Novelti ‘Wraps and 6, At No. 1320 F street nw. For Washington dressed beet go to John R. Kelly, stall 628, 629 and 630 Center market. Srnina Sura. —Geo. Spransy’s, 434 7th st. ‘Tue branch office in Georgetwn of the Metro- Bolitan Lite Insurance is at 3041 M st., instead of Reramuse glasses while you walt. Hempler,cor.4%. CITY AND DISTRICT. a mts To-night. Namiowar.—Haverly’s Minstrels. ALBavGH’s.—“My Partner.” KeRway’s—Jonn L. Sullivan. Hanais.—“Without a Home.” Duce Musevu.—“Forty-Nine.” a Condensed Locals. Frederick Douglass writes from Naples that he and Mrs, Douglass are enjoying thelr travels very much, While in Egypt he climbed to the top of ne of the pyramids, but does not care todo so tn “Qatuntay evening Mrs. Crymes, ving at oth and € streets, was knocked down by ear 27 of the Metropolitan’ line at 7th and East Capitol streets ‘and slightly injured. ‘The monthly social of the Elks last evening was enlivened by the presence of Haverly’s Minstrels and MeNisu, Slavin and Johnson's Minstrels, the latter being’on their way to Hagerstown. Yesterday afternoon two dead fnfants were found in a pond between Ist and North Capitol and and Pierce streets northeast. Yesterday afternoon James Marrs was_accl- dentally cut fn the back'of the left arm with a pen-knife by James Pratt. Mrs. Austin, living at 1619 K_ street northwest, had an attack of vertigo on Pennsylvania avenue near 9th street, and, falling, cut her face severely. She was taken'to her hou in the police patrol wagon. Cpt! Munson, of the dredge Asta, on the Po- tomac Flats, wis accidentally shot ‘in the face last Friday by his engineer, who was shooting at Water fowl. A few shot took effect inthe cap- tain’s face, but the wounds are not serious. Kev. Father Ciampi, S. J., 1s confined to quarters ga Hull by’ an affection of the eyes. rating his eyes recently the attendant, in- ‘Stead of dropping rose Water into the pupils, used ammonia by mifstake. ‘The Washington Light Infantry Corps will give full dress reception and hop Easter Monday Right, complimentary to the ladies who did so much’ to maxe the recent fair of the corps a suc- cess. Many of the readers of Tue Stam are taking ad- Yantage of the remarkably liveral offer of THE WEEKLY Stan (as advertised in another column) to Subscribe to one or more of the leading periodicals ofthe country. A large saving can be made in this way. Attention 1s called to the advertisement for “Bids for Privileges” at the National Drill. Mr. O. Nauck has for Augusta Zigler filed a Dill Yor adivorce from Gottlieb Zigler. They were inarried September 30, 1877, and she charges ‘Wat he deserted her August ‘i, 1884. At Epiphany chureh last nizht the Rt. Rev. Win. Paret, DD., LLD., preached,and confirmed eighty- six persons, maaing for the year one hundred and Twenty-four. Robert Simpkins, colored, had his lett leg broken this inorning by the falling of a dirt bank on The Massachusetts avenue extension. He Was Te- to bts home, No. 459 New Jersey avenue east, ‘Seligson, who has been quite sick at No, 2312 N street northwest, during the past week, is much improved. Mrs. Haverly, No. 10U8 C street southwest, re- ports that her house was entered about 8 o'clock Saturday night and robbed of $35 worth of jewelry and $5 1D money. Lieutenant General John C. Underwood, of the Pairiarcbs Militant (Odd Fellows), has formed the “Chesapeake Kegiment,” to be'com| of the cantons ef Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia and North Carolina. Geo. E. Emmons, of this city, 1s colonel. Rev. J. C. Fields, the evangelist ot Springfield, ‘Ohio, has closed his successful meetii with Lin- oln Memorial Congregational church and will Jeave tor home to-nighi. ‘The Maryland Democratic Club, at its regular meeting Saturday night, President C.C. Lancaster ‘4m the chair, elected 14 new members. The clud ‘Yoted thank’ to the iiterary bureau for its efforts | tu having papers from all parts of the State on file for perusal A THSTIMONTAL TO A RETIKING SUPERINTENDENT.— Was am interesiing ceremony yesterday morning it the session of the Metropolitan M. E. Sanday school. Mr. H. O. Hiall, the retiring super- Antendent, having deciined a ‘re-election, 1S suc— ceeded by’ Mr. A. P. Lacy, who formeriy dccupied hat position. “At the opening of the session the ofllcers and teachers were assembled by the tor, Kev. Dr. Newman, around the altar rail, and, after a few complimentary remarks by Dr. New- man, Judge Wai. B. Snell, On betalf of thé Sunday- School board, read resoiuitons, watch were adopted Dy a rising Vote of the entire "school ‘These reso- Jutions, signed by Wi. B. Suell, Geo. H. LaFet) and Princes S. Holes expressed confidence and esteem for Mr. Hall, appeciation of bis labors, and earnest Wishes for his future prosperity. J Shell, with pleasant remarks, presented to the ontgoing and incoming superintendents each a Very nandsome basket of flowers, Mr. Hall will continue In charge of the Chinese Sunday school, oe mevis Sunday afternooa at the Metropolitan churea. —_——__- PRESENTED TO THE FLOWER MISSION.—Of the gut flowers used by Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop Todecorate their new establishment, opened on Saturday, a large share was presented to the St. Dorothea’ Flower “Mission. ‘The ladies of this Hower-siving charity desire to thank Messrs. Moodward < Loturop for their thougnttul kind- s ——_+___ PAL SUNDAY axp HOLY Wesx.—In many of the churches, yesterday, Palm Sunday, commemo- Fating the triumphal entry of Christ into Jerusa- Jem, Was observed with appropriate services. In allot the Catholle churches, and In some of the ehurehes;palms adorned the altars, and es, after being bi por. Uous were distributed among the members of the congregations. Fine musical selections gave im ‘o the services, and the sermons appropriate to the day. The fine as in Such striking contrast to toms of the past few weeks, that people: were to be out in the bright ware sunshine, a crowds thi the streets and flted the es. Holy Weck was ushered In the churches that strictly Season the closing week. which day, ts marked Dy services of — oer od ep apes to the devout, closing With the joyous Easter Sunday servi celebrate the resurrection. ota A New y Ongaxizep Masosie Bopy.—Washing- ton Council, No. 1, Royal and Select Masters was Organized dt the’ Scottish Kite Sanctuary Thurs, day evening by Companion George L. McCahan, of A WOMAN DISAPPEARS, Her Husband Thinks She Has Gene With a Younger Man. Another case of disappearance from the city, the missing person in this instance being a woman, has come to light. On December 234 last Alice F. Herndon, the wife of J.C. Herndon, a carpenter, left her home at 802 6th street northwest, and, her husband says, has not been heard from since. The matter has been kept from publicity by Mr. Hern- don until this date, as, he says, he hoped his wife would return, but he has now given up all hope. Mr. Herndon told to a Stan reporter to-day the story of his troubles for about a year before the ‘Ume of her departure. Mr. Herndon says she cor- Fesponded secretly with a Young engineer on the ‘Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad who lives in Powell- town, W. Va. Mr. Herndon believes that she fled with him and is now living with him. “On the of the 23d of December,” said Mr. Hern- ‘lett my house for my work. There had been no harsh words or quarrel of any kind be- tween us. _Idon’t believe a man loved his wife better than I'did her. When I came home that hight she had gone, taking all of “her clothes and 130 of my hard earnings." There was not 25 cents left in the house. She left behind her a family of four small children.” Mr. Herndon is _about fifty yearsold. He is now living at 732 10th street horthwest. - Mrs. Herndon, he says, was young and rather attractive in appearance, ‘THE FUNERAL OF Mus. REBEBCA C. GaRDNER.— ‘The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca C. Gardner, widow of the late Chas. T. Gardner, who died here in July last, took place from the Foundry church ‘this afternoon. | Mrs. Gardner was the mother of Dr. W. H. Gardner, U.S. A.; Thos. I Gardner, of the Internal Revenue Department; Chas. L. Gardner and Mrs. Findlay Harris, of uits city. ————— ‘To THE PENITENTIARY FOR A YEAR AND A HALY. To-day Frank L. Perry, alias Chas. Wi ‘who pleaded guilty to thé larceny of a watch and chain from 8. D, Webb on March 15th, was called up for sentence in the Criminal Court. ” He stated that this was the first time he had ever been arrested, and he was under the influence of liquor at the time be committed the act, and asked the mercy of the court. Judge tence of one year and six months Uary at Albany. ——— Many of the readers of Tag Star are takin} ¥antage of the remarkably Iberal offer of THE WEEKLY Stak (as advertised in another column) to subseribe to one or more of the leading periodicals of the country. A large saving can be made in ‘this way. PPP OO w W WDDD EEE PPO OWwWwD D pepo Qwwwwp D ‘00 Ww DDD ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powdera, Soup onzy m Cana RoraL, BakixG Powzx Co., 106 Wall street, N.¥. oc24 Praexca Sarrezss, Finest Quarry, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES, REDUCED TO 25¢. BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS Goops, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT, 25, 31,37,40, 45 and 50c. SILKS! SILKS! ‘SILKS! BLACK SURAH SILKS. 60c. COLORED 8 SILKS, 62c, FANCY 5 and 5 iCY SILKS, 30c. ‘PURE WOOL, WIDE DOU- me SNOWFLAKE ‘TRICOT, BLE WIDTH, 50c. ik SERGE, PURE WOOL, WIDE DOU- TH, 48¢. CAMEL'S H. BekwrEs HAIR PIN CHEC! PURE WOO! WIDE DOUBLE WIDIR. soeno “= HEAVY GhOs GAIN BEAGE SILKS, 086. BIAGE AND COLORED BLOG pr SILKS, 75, BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET, $1. A, ERR, TTT ERE RRR ™ 988, OO cs oRR Tr Ee BER Tg og ask bk TORT cooa AER R T KEE ER ey 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. TRICOT CLOTH. PURE WOOL, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH S7yc. USUAL PRICE abe. BLACK CASFMEKES, FINE QUALITY, WIDE DRMERICAN SALINES STYLES, 1246 ROYAL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS Di WIDE DOUBLE FOLD. 12 yartntor ge = HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, PURE WOOL, 2c. EXTKA LARGE SIZE HAND: BRIDAL QUILT PRESENTED TO EACH CUSTOMER WHO UYS 810 (OR OVER) IN DRY GOODS. mb30 Baltimore, the representative of the General Grand Master of ‘he Geueral Grand Council of the United States. The following oMcers were installed? Samuel Baxter, Th. Il. master; Jer. €. Allen, dep: uty master; Harrison Dingman, prin. cond. bf Work; Geo. 'E. Corson, recorder; Jas. Lansbt EESeg: os, Hamicher, conductor of counen: zki, captaia of the 5 2. B. Et p guard; Rev. C. B. Smith, Ix Mevony ov Du Asuroxp.—“A Friend” hi Sent anvnymously to the executive committer at The Paiteld Memorial Hospital a check to pay” for fhe furnishing of a ward in the new butiding, to be named Ashford, in memory of the late Dr F” Ashford, who was one of the eariiest promoters of ‘Unis charity, and did much to make it a success Ouly tive Wards now remain toge furnished. ‘The new building combiues in its construction every. otera appliance forthe comfort ot patients aud rards are Very attractive in aj a ppearance. Drctstox 1x 4 Doc Case.—This morning, tn the Court in General Term, Judge Merrick delivered the opinion in the case ‘of the United States agt. Hoskins. ‘This was a certiora to the Polke Court in a case of unlicensed dog, in Which the int was made that the prosecution should hace m by Mr. Itiddie, the attorney of the District of Columbia, instead’ of by the United States ate torney. Court held against the point, and that the prosecution should be by the latter, sores ‘Tue Forestry Pxosue.—Mr. B. E. Fernon, of the Agricultural Bureau, delivered Saturday after- aon, at the National Museum, a8 one of the series or saturday lectures, am address on “Our Forestry Which Was an appeal in behalf of an ef be part of the people and the Government To stay the Work of destroying the forests, and pt Some Wueans of reforestation. Mr. Fer- on calculated that it would take 500,000,000 acres Of forest Uo supply the annual consumption of umber in this coutry, and that In a few years the Supply will be exhausted, He suggested that the Government should set ot forests on Uke national domain and in military rese ——— Aw Easter Grxetixe.—A continuous line of ear. Tiages reached from Lue Palals Koyal to the Stax ofice to-day. The Easter greeting prices seem to ‘be a great attraction. By emer JaPanese ax Cuixese DeconaTions—The dis- Lay Of there elegant goods at Dowllng’s, 11th and ‘nosyivania ave., is well worth Uy. Be table decorations are exceptionally fine, em - all the sizes of plates used for lunch parties: other entertainwents. The collection will be on Mew until Wednesday morning, when the sale will take place. . ‘Tum ArrENtion of th ‘king opportunities R ATTENTION Of those see for ipvestment is dirccted to the aivertiereent of Griswoki ard Gillett in another coiumn, offering Certain 6 per cent gold bonds at 9734. Joux L. Scusvax and others at Kernan’s to- ‘might in a grand athletic exibition.— Adee. Corea ere ATTENTION is called to auction sale by Thoa. ‘Waggaman, on April 15, offering lot 15th elreets B. for iauiomal dei = To Sansrr FOUR LEADING - DENTISTS OF BALTIMORE: Professor P. B. Wilson, of the Balti. more University, has analyzed ZON- WEISS Cream for the Teeth, His re- port says it contains preciésely the qualities that above Dentists says a Gentrifice should contam ZON- WEISS is of soft creamy consistency, and is applied to the brush by means of an imitation ivory spoon. It has ‘Feculiar. refreshing, preserving and cleansing qualities and delightful flavoring of its own Sold by all Druggists. Qoisror “Prasrens A higher grade of Plaster than the publie Las hitherto known, More penetrating and powerful than common Porous Plasters. Sold by al druggists 221.3m 35 Meas Awanven T BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER. ‘THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Cures Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Backache, ‘Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all aches and strains. ‘Beware of imitations under similar sounding names. Ask for BENSON'S and take no other. sm samom QPecta. To meet a want urxently felt by a grest mamy people whohave to use PURE WHISKY for sickness, debility ‘and other purposes, but who must have none but the beat and yurest obtainable, we offer our EINE OLD RYE WHISKY FINE OLD RYE WHISKY FINE OLD BYE WHISKY at the very moderate price of FIFTY (50) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE, FIFTY (50) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE, oF $3.50 PER GALLON, ‘Having handled these goods for nearly twenty years, wecan GUARANTEE them as represented, free from fusel oil and every other impurity, consequently suited to the most delicate, in sickness orconveles- cence. ANTHOR NATTANS, Pharmacist, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, has the honor to inform NEW m_you thet his oops ‘Mr. BARE personally fits all, made in his garments, ea SmBe Cararenat Daxerns. To be freed from the dangers of suffocation while lying down; to breathe freely, sleep soundly and un- disturbed; to rise refreshed, head clear, brain active "Taewenvovs Sacerice Sax OF SHOES. ‘and free from pain or ache: to know that no poisonous, | Heving bought at avery low figure the entire stock putrid matter defiles the breath and rots away the del- icate machinery of smell, taste and hearing; to feel that the system does not, through its veins and arteries, suck up the poison that is sure to undermine and des- troy, is indeed a blessing beyond all other human en- Joyments. To purchase immunity from such a fate should be the object of all afflicted. But those who have tried many remedies and physicians despair of relief or cure. Sanyonp's Raproat Cone meets every phase of Catarrh, from a simple head cold to the most losth- ‘some and destructive stages. It is local and constitu- tional Instant in relieving, permanent in curing, safe, economical and never-failing. Saxrorn's RaprcaL CuRE consists of one bottle of, the Rapicat Cure, one box of CatanrmaL SoLveNt, and one Improvep Inmazzn, all wrapped in one pack- age, with treatise and directions, and sold by all dr ug- gists for $1. 00. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. OH! MY BACK, MY BACK! ‘Weak Back, Pain, Weakness and Infismmation of the ‘Kidneys, Shooting Pains through the Loins, Hip and ‘Side Pains, Lack of Strength and Activity, relieved in one minute and speedily cured by the Cuticura Anti- Pain Plaster, » new, original, elegant and infallible antidote to pain and inflammation. At druggists, 25¢.: five for $1.00: Our line of BLACK SILKS, RHADAMES and SURAHS is now completa, They are all new goods, ‘and the prices are as low as can be found for the same quality. ‘We have in stock BLACK GOODS of every description and all prices. ‘This department is a specialty with us. We will at all times be pleased to have you come in and look at these goods, to convince you that the stock and prices cannot be matched. ‘We are showing a splendid line of GREY Goons, 4m all qualities. Also, a full stock of BLACK AND WHITE STRIPES AND PLAIDS, suitable for second ‘mourning. ‘We also havein stock NUNS VEILING, with taped edge, for veils. COURTALD'S CRAPES, for veils and trimmings, ‘and a large assortment of Singleand Double BLACK SHAWLS, at very low prices. HOUSE-FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. 60 inches wide; good ‘value af 60c. We will offer them at 43c. a yard. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, superior quality; worth 75c. We will offer them at 60c. a yard. Our best quality BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, satin finish; actual value, @1.35. We will offer them ‘st the low price of $5c. a yard. CREAM TABLE DAMASK, 60 inches wide; would ‘boa bargainat S5e Our price, 43¢. a yard. 50 dozen ALL-LINEN TABLE NAPKINS, regular Price $1.25. We offer them at the very low figure of 906. adozen. An Extra Bargain—A FANCY TABLE CLOTH, 4 yards long; worth $4.50. To let you see how low we offer goods we will sell them at $2.40. Alarge TURKISH BATH TOWEL. A splendid bar- gain at 1dc. Extra size BATH TOWEL; regular price 25. We will close them out st 180. : DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. ‘One case FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON at 8c. “ “ 10-4 PEQUOT (BLEACHED), 22346. 10-4 UNBLEACHED SHEETING at 18¢. ¥ ‘We haves full assortment of READY-MADESHEETS ‘and PILLOW-CASES, and lower priccs than the mate- Hial can be bought for, We are showings line of EMBROIDERED FLAN- ELS at very low prices. 100 pieces PLAID AND STRIPE GINGHAM; regular Price 14.and15c. Our price, 10c. aT BBR A uv MM ” Bee as 0 U Maw 2 ss mm i oe GARR” Be ao he eet S58 apl 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Bias Sprout Easter Sure or MASTER WORKS IN THE SHOEMAKER’S ART, (COMMENCING SATURDAY, APRIL 2D, AND CON- TINUING UNTIL EASTER. AGALA WEEK FOR SHOE-BUYERS! PRESENTS OF BEAUTIFULLY-DECORATED EASTER EGGS FOR THE CHILDREN! HANDSOMELY-PAINTED EASTER CARDS FOR EVERYBODY! SURPRISES IN THE WAY OF UNUSUALLY FINE FOOTWEAR, AT PRICES SPECIALLY RE- DUCED FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. A FEW SPECIAL SOUVENIRS: Covsin’s Finest French Kid Ladies' Button, $3.60; ‘usm price 34.50. Lac ies’ #4 Sine Hand-turned Button Boots, for this my. be Ladies’ 8 Kid, Goat id Foxed Button Opera Sass ar grat FO oe Ladies Tae" Glnssd ot Glove Kid Pebble and Kid- lined Serge House Slippers; 40e Mimes’ @1.75 Elegant Kid Button Heel or Spring Gulibe (Rignte 10am) Wine €1.25 Kid or Goat But- ton, for this weck, oe. = Youths: (11s to Sy) Neliatle x CAF High-cut $1.25 Button, Fe. b , Gentleman's Genuine Hand-sewed It Seamless: igh aba Lowcur Shoen, €S superior toa a a shoe. ents” Point Me osete,, $2, Pointed, Medium, or Broad Too Button, A HEARTY INVITATION TO ALL. SO ONH IMPORTUNED TO BUY. ‘WM. HAEN & CO.’3 i RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, apl «816 7TH STREET AND 1922 PA. AVE. 21 Cexrs THIS 15 THE PRICE WE CHARGE FOR YOUR OHOICE OF SEVENTY-FIVE DOZEN OF WHITE CAMBRIC SHIRTWAISTS, WITH LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. THESE GOODS ARE CHEAP AT SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, BUT THE CIRCUM- STANCES UNDER WHICH WE WERE FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO PROCURE THEM ENABLES US TO SELL THEM AT 21 CENTS SIZES FROM 4 TO 10 YEARS. COME AT ONOK, AS SUCH THINGS AT SUCH A PRICE WON'T STAY LONG, WE ARE READY TO SHOW YOU A LINE OF CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, WHICH FOR DURABILITY, STYLE AND EXCELLENCE ARE UN- SURPASSED, AND AT PRICES UNKNOWN BEFORE FOR GOODS OF SUCH QUALITY. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co, NO, 400 7TH ST. N.W., COR. D. CLOTHING EXCLUSIVELY. mb31 ALL BLUE SIGNB. Mas M. J. Hosr to prepared Ie See Ss Special attention gtren t# Mourning of a retail firm retiring from business, we are enabled to sell the same at prices never before ‘heard of by the People of this city. ‘There are about four thousand pairs of fine and me- ium grade Boots, Shoes, and Slippers in this stock, including such celebrated makes as The P. Cox Shoe Co., Robt. Dix & Son, H.W. Merriam Shoe Co.; Saller, Lewin & Co.; Wallace, Eliott & Co.,and many more excellent lines, all of which will be sold without regard. to cost of manufacture. ‘A partial list of the many bargains: ‘Ladies’ Shoes, comprising Kid and Pebble Goat, But- ton and Lace, all worth from $1.25 to§1.75. Bacri- fice price, 7B¢. Ladies’ Shoes, made of fine Curacos Kid or Straight Goat, Opera or Common Sense style, worth fully 82.50 Per pair. Sacrifice price, $1.48. Ladies’ Slippers, Kid Opera Toe, Pebble, Goat, and Cloth House Slippers, worth 50 to 7c. Sacrifice price, 24c. ‘Ladies’ Oxford Ties, fine Kid. with Tips, very stylish, worth 81.50. Sscrifice price, 74c. ‘Misses’ Shoes, splendid lot of Kid and Pebble, Goat ‘Heel and Spring Heels, all worked button-holes, worth $1.50 per pair. Sscrifice price, 88c. Minses' Shoes, finest Kid and Goat Button, made by the P. Cox Shoe Co., worth $2.25 per pair, ' Sacrifice Price, $1.39. Children's Shoes, sizes 7 to 11, Solar Tip, with heels, and plain toe, Kid or Pebble, spring heels, Regular Price, $1. Sacrifice price, 6c. Children’s Shoes, Heels and Spring Heels, Kid or Gost, the Robt. Dix & Son and P. Cox makes. Regular Price, $1.50._ Sacrifice price, 840. Children's Kid Spring Heels, sizes 4 to 8, worth fally G5c. Sacrifice price, 430. ‘Boys’ Shoes, Button or Lace, all solid leather, worth all of $1.50. Bacrifice price, 95c. ‘Youths’ Shoes, very neat and serviceable. Just the thing for school wear. Cannot be bought for less than $1.25. Sacrifice price, 860. ‘Men’s Shoes, Lace or Congress; also, Plow Shoes and Brogans, All solig leather. Regular price, $1.50. Sacrifice price, 97¢. ‘Men's Shoes, made of very fine calf, all seamless sides, in wide or narrow toe, Button, Lace, or Congress. Every pair worth $3. Sacrifice price, $1.7. ‘Men's Slippers, elegant embroidered patterns on dif- ferent colored velvet. Worth $1.25. Sacrifice price, Bio. A fall line of Ladies’, Minsea’ and Children’s, Men's, Boys’ and Youths’ Canvas Shoes at 72c., worth $1.25. ‘We will also make a general reduction in prices on all of our regular lines, making this, without exception, the most attractive sale of shoes ever offered to the ‘Washington public. ‘THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, 726 7TH STREET. Opening evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturdays until nu. apl-3t 43477387. GEO.SPRANSY, 434 7TH ST. ‘We are now at the above number with a line of SPRING GOODS, waiting patiently for the weather tochange. If up our way stop in and see what wo can show you. GEORGE SPRANBY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 434 SEVENTH STREET N.W. (Third door below the cor. of B st.) V V e M. Suusrzr & Sons ‘Will open MONDAY a large lot of NEW DRESS GOODS in English Checked Suitings at 75c., $1, $1.25, and $1.50 per yard. Having purchased to great ad- vantage we will offer the newest styles at very low Prices, These desirable goods are for tailor-made suits, are strictly all-wool and fine foreign fabrics. New lots of PARASOLS and SUN-UMBRELLAS. New lot of BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS, choice patterns. New lot of choice CREAM DRESS GOODS. Fine INDIA SILKS. New SURAHS. Great Bargains in BLACK SILES at $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Finest quality FRENCH SATTEENS, very latest “Nov aixanams, PRINTED LINENS, one yard wide, 30c.; worth 750. New HOSIERY. EMBROIDERED FICHUS and SHAWLS. ONE PRICE, mb31 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS., 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. B._ The best is the cheapest. av? JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR. 12TH ST. Spring styles SILK HATS, $5, $6 and $8. Spring styles DERBY HATS at $2, 82.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50. LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS. SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIES. CLOTH DERBYS. STEAMER CAPS. CHILDREN’S, BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ HATS and CAPS. ‘Silk, Gloris, Mohair, Alpsca and Gingham UMBRELLAS. CANES, CANES. CY mh?4 Ger Tse Best “THE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘We have on hand a full stock of the Celebrated Con- cord Harness of all kinds at Concord prices; also Sole Agency for the CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penna. ave.. next to National Hotel. 312 Facrs, Nor Faxcus, BUT PLAIN TRUTH, ‘That we will sell the best $10 STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SPRING SUIT, SACK OR CUTAWAY, TO BE SEEN IN WASHINGTON. Ahandsome PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, silk-faced, for $18; cannot be matched elsewhere for $225, Anobby CHEVIOT SUIT for Boys from 13 to 18 years at 85. Avery neat CHILD'S SUIT from 6 to 14 years trom We also have » few HEAVY WEIGHT GOODS left that we have put the pruning knife into. We will close out at HALF VALUE. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL ; CLOTHING COMPANY. mhi8 Corner 7th and G sta. n.w. Cooma Br Gus Afull line of GAS COOKING STOVES ‘On hand and for sale. mh31 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Srame Srvzzs. FINE SHOES. ‘We now haves Large and Well-Selected Stock in the ‘leading styles from the best manufacturers “FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN, ‘With our long experience in supplying this city with EINE SHOES, we feel confident with our present stock w can suit almost all who favor us with acall with shoes that will fit, will wear, will look elegant and give aatisfaction, at prices as low as they can be sold, quality considered. Weain to furnish the best SHOES thatcan be had for the money, and guarantee ‘the same. Large line of WIGWAM SLIPPERS. DALTON & STRICKLAND, mb22-1m __939 Penna. ave., Washington, D.C, Bissors Casenonme An ‘Toilet Article Shapped and] Seer eeoee ‘Brag Stores and by the propeietos, 113m 730 9th at. cor. Het. nw. ony _gmoanen hhh « i CITY TrEMs. __FOR ___|___FOR SALE-LOTS. —__ ee R SALE —LOT 54x90 ON F ST., NEAR 3D NES IR SALE— VACANT LOTS,COLUMBIA HFIGHTS, Read the wonderful ims offered SF taken his eek Inquire corner Yale at Goluiubia Heigate, Gre for to-morrow at S. W. rAngenstelars 817, 819, 821 Pong ineaners Sit Inquire ee | SWORMSTEDT © BRADLEY. Soe EROS 7th st. D. W. | Colored Sugar Bowls and Butter | 21336, SALE—A SAFE INVESTMENT, WHI SALE-FINE LOT. SOUTH FRONT, NEAR Pe Ee ne Bike po me amber Sets, TO | at wb hi Witd DOUBLE IN VALUE iesiatad oie foot ce pout Circle, WOx80. very cheap. Guoed to $2.48; Fiat-tron Stand 21c.; Decorated | 111 D etn. ania at. cant fetjtnine We bow. fue Lot Nat. near paket inks, 20175 to alter. — Bedi," 100,000 feet in square 1,077 all on rede, st near Purwnt Cir OC to alley. aad Beat Dupont Cinie ial to alles, F cents: cany terms: perfect tite. Lota, N'at.uear Dupont Cirela, Tea.n0 snch. Square weet of G07, (rianle, Kentucky ave,, 0c, ‘Wth “st, near Dupout circle, x e5 to Sduare ent of 1083. enemy ave Se Jot, New Hampahireave., near Dupoat Cima Stn Tong eaae a Renaeey ove ‘Connecticut ave., near Dupont Cirle See St, near Dupont Circle, 20x90 to alley. fa Sours oda ED a St VS yuare 1x as & ey SE a a eeeaa oes Square 886, Boundary” near North Cyptol at, SOs. Cpbiy CHARLES EARLY. Oni! T¥eh at. se 1,008 D st. n. e., 220. JOR SALE. AL VERY NOP LOTS IN Morgan’, 933 D Street n.w., Bieides many balf squares, iota, ete, etc. from three Clone. on waxy ternie abd nt a the aes Moonday tunch tn the Hy Sad the conte upward rn loth even | “Lotoucurmer of 14th st extented sud Kewesat ave, cheapest lar dinner, from 3 to 8 p.m, for 50 By she way, look at lot 4, in square 1.063. on G st.s. | 100x162, beautiful for suibslivision. fora few daye ab cents, served and cooked better than any restau- is ere ss" 276. DEE foot, house ad Gaye repens enrow | Bo cmound feetax ae co ez rant fn the city, Lith sie, . KEPET TL, y thousand feet on 16th st. extended. lance frm Pospacs) apetw 326 Paave.s.e | on strwet can be subdivided to advantace. only 2 Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th St., Bpe JOR SALE — THAT MAGNiFroayr BUILDING | ¢Ssvepl ooh Column Melita om wh se bat ote 700. F ™. cor. 18th and Owts bw. SUML LSS & oaks " es rycese $058 DOE Sia Pes. ni aon, Fyfe caine ss for Reed Lot, 6. 3S per equare fog ir pire heed at once, | _ Also, MU Pleasant, at ante § “TX! ere pees RAL Er oeee HLAS PDL, $1.08 4¢ UE). 200. 3 hWAGGAMAN.. | Uotauey 5 ¢ " nay, Sree 10068 Fst nw Parties wishing to make investments in Wash- | ¥ |ALE—A CENTRALLY-LOCATED 3-STORY (Successor to Duvall & Marr), — - ae ington or country property will find some good F'otict Dwain, room bethroom and inca | epest : Wo Fests. | NOR SALE — SEN PEED PHOT OX 8 by calling upon us at our new place of | mod. imps. ; lot 24 feet front, Price $7,250. TYLER POR SALE-9,000 FEET OF GROUND ON 1arHt | fy ,hoyRe> Wvania a mse" . Dustiess 21 F sien Ww. 3-4. Sermue eee | SSUES. 1226 Fat. nw._" mlia6-twe_ | Bit’ac. cniy a few feet from peumasivamanye., tos | WLLL = a Apgonstoin’s 10.06 Plush Carriage, worth $10 | inated at lsiemecaon of yo, Hitital sreauen n':: | FORSALE 28.000 FEEL OF GROUSDON OUND: | He for tame denver of kr mews 1 fronts south and east, and overlooks government res- y. near 14th st. nw < will be id BELA, Seen, a ervation. Price $12,000; terms easy. TYLER & | i terms. P. A. DARNEILL ape JOR SALE THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Sewing Machines For Rent for Foot | RUTHERFORD, 1220 F st nw. mh1V-39*_ | TOR SALE—ON NORTH SIDE OF MAES AVE OP. | L'Lota which offer the beat outa on the trate oe ang power St AvERBacH'S “th and H, Tele- | 9}.0R SALe—THREE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELI- te the Blaine ridenve a mtareot SF fort | Ket oy 8c. Blas cor. Mth md F moh phone 422-5 2 ings, 5 rooms, gas and water. in northeast section only 1.710 square feet, ” E- EE FINE LOTS, EACH 50X14, Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St. eee Eich 91, $00 come, Mow under rent. TYLER mal tue ining por: | Bram sideot Gaismtne reeds tets ide ont once HERFORD, 125 xs 2." now offersit. The fang- | extended also Lotsin, We added the ticket system, and’ give with cof. aay See Tors small tot in tis morthewent sectine SN. | Satenled alee acts tn fee and tea purchased of us tickets to be exchanged SHERMAN & CO, 1407 F st. apd. oe for dry shoes, or house-furnishings, QOR SALE—15,000 FEET OF GROUND, ON M | JOR SALEOSEVERAL F Fine Ito Coffee, 20c. Ib. FOURLOUt: t., near New’ Hau uw. ‘This ground | Close Best Java, 25c.; Java, Mocha flavored, 28, Apply to FW. ies beautatully. and th on ‘a 380-fo0t alley. | Prospect Hill muibati Java and Mocha mixed, 30c. 1b, 5th st. nw, api-im | Ton immediate pur hase | Ineea 30. Gunpowder and Oolong Tea, 35c. ¥. ‘OR SALE—A THREE STORY, BASEMENT BRICK | $04 terms to wuit prurclase a — Finer Gunpowder and Oolong ‘Tea, 50c. Ib. ‘House on Washington Circle: south front and west 3 ___ Pest" | mho6-2we : Gunpowder and Oolong Tea, 75. Ib. | exposure; 14 rooms: furnace; all mod. impts; very EAST HALF SQUARE 855, | JOR SALE-SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ES) Satie waty Ton ete 1 | cheap. NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO., foot Woe. DUVALL, nt to Dupont Circle, Appl oe eal es suIby 2 | Sapt-se i43 A (Succesaor to Duvall & Marr.) AUGUSTUS TAYLOR Real Batate Agent, Table Board at Morgan’s, FoR SALE-ON CAPITOL HILL, A DESIRABLE apt-3t 925 F st. nw. mb -im' $F st nw, 933 D street. $20 month. ot France has ber lily and England her rose, but every lady that knows Pure Teas and Coffee goes to 10-room corner two. bay windows, aouth and eait froutage; handwoine Parking on froat and 7 wwelienca, near strect c 700. Address box 127, Star Offs. apL-Ot RB SALE-ORIGINAL LOT 14, SQUARE, 919 fronting 50 feet on_ 9th st. east, 68 feet north of East Capitol st.; only 75 cents per toot, Also, oricimal Lot 11, square 950, at 45 cents, ‘This lot can be sub- BUSINESS CHANCES dat sh of tas big ato Bey ie anche Sato gor ORS DOURE G | ected ome gotpne ond yn esteeenee = | Maer Sieg ep ae gare, NOTE rerenmec cagmot ee eam Bel) S| Ke paespEbc ae ett aad | "apt MUN Seas ea, | uae Geren wa iat Sta You can save 20 per cent by purchasing | "mh17-tol li ree % oe. spear G LOTS IN N.E. AND SE. Sand 017, houses being built d, bangainieat preset (ore Ee ¢; all modern c 3a JOR SALE-GROCERY, Drug Store at © Your carriages and refrigerators at AUGENSTEIN'S. 1 Hotel yearly income 8 Har 310 cent investment -. = “The Queen of Beers.?_No family should | BIgyements; 10 per apd pike bare chances. Samiieral ice, F be without, Moeriein's celebrated Beer, 75o. per | Broom Brick Wallach Place bet 12th &14th sn.3,.000 S30 se ee doz, (6m) F. H. FINLay, Agt., 4206 D st. io on eee ne a 2. La eLL decked Seow, in perfect otder and Brick, 11rs., Fast Capitol st., bet, 6th and 7th. Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St. itl at bet. Sti Square 20, lov a carey iar capacity ot our ube ad terior 11 T rooms, ne. corner H and’ 1si sts. 1. : a fons. Inquire of WM. FE HODGH, Coal aud Wee! hw Ofters—4-year old Whisky, $2 gal., or 50e. qt. T rooms ca Maron, bet 6th and Teh atc Ait bet Dani 12th ate Wetween Hsia! sm mont ‘7-year old Rye, $3 gal, Ayply at once to soe Re EBS., | 40.000 feet in squas JOR RENT—BOAKDING HOUSE, 15. t 4 Year old Brandy, $2 gal., or 50c. qt. ml(-Sw-__1426 New Yorkava__| Lois 8 and 9, Kenesaw ave... : ane distin roo. louse in the best eamidiths ‘7-year old Brandy, $3 gal, or 75¢. qt. 1 HE_WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY | Lote on Meridian Hill, Columbia “Heights Whitney T Close, and within city limite, HARDING & WATERS, Best in the World. Indestructible $10 Trunk. ee et ae 345 VE. N. W. (South Side. 2-3 “ PDENS. © Breriasting Bag. Heckers HMO Pa ave. 60 | pero: geug abroad ot fesvig te ity, sbonta | A723 Fite | WE ate ra RE eT ot the advantages offer his com- JOR S E — FINELY-LOCATED LOT 0! 7 ar cons (Coline engraved, xes0rs earpened. 487.Pa-av.2 Fans forthe nate epi of ip, nectar, Je Fist bet N aad Ow, 20n195. Anguite 13 Haant practice aa band: surveyor ai te eonintion at Dg EaTTEY plate and other luables. lothing, paintings, wor stow, apt Prince George's and Montgomery, Md. and in the Dis Ivory Starch does away with guesswork. | ? i rugs, Re. he. can = ES ct of Gs er Dy pe r Always ready and reliable. No cooking. No stick- | fe stored at low mies, Take action bette, waikesikes | FJOR SALE—LOT TAL BARGAINS. trict of Columbia eter by periuiesim to al 7 ing. ‘Try it. Ask your grocer for it, m9 "| siter, your valtablasare stolen or burned.” Lots fr Sag Sana Ore ets Bt 18.009 1000. | Bones of Rize 8 te onda tit een ne Tout grocer St tice Hours: a.m. to 4p. 21rd. 5.6,nq. 019. Lots 3, 4-5 Osa of Hew Largest stock of Carriages and Refrigera-|_126-6m {sucurdayn 9 8.1m to > pom Lowe G7 8 xg 14 Vote, os ag pestis JOMMERCIAL OFFICE. 938 F, ESTABLISHED tors in the city 1s at AUGENSTEIN'S. 1 | "oR SALE_THREE NEW HOUSES ON HST. SIX 3 Oa C0 Hot 30. a Bod. saches Drag Baore Dep Gorse Groene ae a es Fooms ,all mod. imps. : a 2 Lots in sq. SS) 000 feet in sq. 10! plan you avoid publicity, which has an inj Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th Stes | jyent price $2,900 eNcb. eral Whole Squares and Parts of Squay tuivadunem. Cousult your interest by hat ffers New Mackerel $1 kit, 10 Ibs. boneless codfish | bet. 21st and 72d. ap2-30" F. PALMER, 1006 Fst. | pens, if forsale, left at e 5e., Turkish prunes 8c. 1b., 4 lbs. best rice 25c., | Termseasy. Apply .000 feet South Cap. and E, fronting | VED AND 51 gloss starch 260, new Mackerel Soe. per and | MANN ee oe. Pine Lote fe 7 ts ties: well lovaterd Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3 1. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk’; Sweet Milk be. per quart, “Cream 15c. and clear Parties wishing ee address with lars of properties offered, cash alte otter, LILDING LOTS FOR SALE ON BLACKISION in—brick, 7 rooms, business 6, Erick, 7 rooms, eellsr, business Propert 200. Also "beautiful 12-room. brick ou Q. nei 14th, with back building and a0 basement: prices! $8,000. J.W.P. MYERS, 1428 New York ave.nhl at McLERON, 1008 F st. n.w. re, shee —LANIER HEIGHTS, 30,000 Island. Apply to OR SALE—A CHARMING HOME, NINE ROOM: Poplar and. Quarry ROBES. comps, attorney at-Law, E— cellar aud bath,with side lot 19x 110 to wide alley? so, at Lanier He Seuss zonerdtown, Md FOR SALE—HOUS. ee ean Soci eae arn Ciirg Be | _mnts town, M1 = eerie nice, FROR SALE_HANDSOME CENTRAL PROPERTY. and qmirrors, all in cluding carpets, shades, drapery STORAGE-STORAGE TAKEN aT VEKY Mop Tee ee Mined: | complete order: fn at otee: mail cash Ear ageaateoe, Bias | £9 sesap nosey Megas cegueuae Ge eek ae eae yconvenience: south front cellar: table: trait amd | payment, palace cn eany terms or’Hberal discount Sud well veutiiated house 720 Ivthat uw. iui? ie Shade trees: ten ininutes’ waik from 7th st and Penn- | forall. cash. Also, Houses and Lots in all parts of the ae 9 Pa, ave. JOR SALE—17,000 FEET FRONTING LINC Park: most desirable property in the Can sell cheap to an immediate purchase. i & MCLERON, 1008 F st. n, w. ~~ C.K, DEAN, y for homes oF investments. SHY TOF homes OF Inve TMPHREY & COLMAN, 618 F st. nw. FOL Se SLES Seve, 8 r cont. =I. Jent order and all modera improvements; lot_174 by lunge lot; wide parking. 20-foot alle atonce.. 923 Vineiuia ave. ae OR SALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE: ALL MODERN F ta; six rooms, cellar and bath; bargain forcast. “Apply ak 115 11th st. 8.0. bak (a A. EMULL ° HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealers in GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS, WESTEKN FARM MORTGAGES: 16TH ST. EXTENDED, tend = ——— and Lands, and Real Estate in Washington, ; SALE—FINE EIGHT-ROOM, TWO-STORY, | 100 feet; price 85,300. Aj ‘to owners on premises. wn sell to an i polis and © 0. doubleront Houne,ou North Carolin ave be: | “mnSOsbue = Sale ches ESRC ete | edinmapoli and ‘Chicago Fee oe ane 000; Address VERITES, Staromes, | PJOR SALE — HOUSES, LOTS AND COUNTRY | Poe 5 Seppe. | __mhv-dm Sarngep. Prive, @4.000. | Fipisces in the eng aud county: Maryland ana Var. | FQO SALE—IMPORT UILDERS AND SPEC- ms mee x9 inches €10,20,000- $6, 10,000; $4, hote citculars: $46 tor 100, i, GEO. W. LINKINS, Heal ‘Estate Broker.19th Sid i ota, naw. muz6-imo R SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE THREK-STORY | ulators, i¢ sq.ground 2d, between G and Hn. Tront three'streets and car ling, 3oc. pe KELL & McLEKON, 1008 F st. n. w. JOR SALE—CHEAP—LOT ON R SALE—AT A BARGAIN- A THREE-STORY F Qniek house AiO tooma S00 feet with four ade ining vacant lots, 17 4x84 leet eacu, corner @ and, li between M and N 2 20,000; $8, 10.000; $3.90 St. D.W.. Boo! ee ame year. st ‘SWORMSTEDT & BADLEY, Daliding 2 or 14 sual houses Exioe $c, Lot om | ave. i mh. VOR SALE—1719 K ST. N. W., ELEGANT LOCA- |" mb20-6t__+ 927 Fst. | Rireble lots corher ifth st and Renenaw ave. Cornet WE. STOCKETT & 00, 434 STH ST. N. Ww, ‘on: peice, 94,500. WC DUVALL [}0R SALE—ON WYLIE ST, N.E.—FIVE AND SIX- - Bleasant, 2c. Lot on Lanier Heights, 0c. make Phila. Pat. Buck Blauk Books % ond (NEEL room Houses: new; forhomes crinvestment ‘JR HERTFORD, 14235 ¥ st. | Ruling, perforating and nuuiberig. Mavazi PA Bt 925 Fst nw. | jow and termseaay. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, | — qe se ; gy | music and fashion books bound in all ‘style ST RATRESTSOT Or 2: ay 27 Fat. | JOR SALE—SEVERAL DESIRABLE LoTs IN | Rim’ uns ni eall” OR SALE—2130 H ST. N. W.. LOT 21X71, WITH | _mh20-6t Ee Mount Pleasant, ini one corner on Howard - = ~ . tate frame dwelling on 3: prise, ALL, FPO! SALE BY DANENHOWER & 5ON, sre alee tom te Columiae Helena on Meridisn | (420.5. BEAD. miucun AND LOAM Aol (Guero pea siete: nn sae Hill, Lanter Heights. Denison and ‘Leighton's subdi- 2 ss ER AN s ‘606 11TH ST. N.W Fst. Vision, and several lotsin Whitney Close which can be THWEST. 50G H st.,7 18., brick....84.250 —— — st., 11 r. brick ..827, offered at considerably leas “than the current Six, seven and excht per cent Guarant: SAPITOL HILL, GREAT BARGAIN; | F st, 10 rw, brick..18,000)Sst., 7 rs., frame. “$900 | prices, JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F st. “ay2-3t fess Mortara Om ey ~ ay ~y~= three-story Brick: 10 rooms; alley side and rear at \) | FAVE SALE-TWO_LOTS ON 191H ST. NEAR | Semi-unnual interest. “Secugities ter sale “busthor Se ee ag oe tino: Igoe eee 00 | Ht rast Capitol st, 71 ‘fe,efiag. foot | iuformation furnished on apphicetion: ru parking: 8 BOW ania in sold atonce. 4.4 ork ave. | a i pear 14th gt) rooms. 88,900, ne (Ses ania | Bitte Setrwetown Wc. ettuated cn Wale se nese St McKIBBIN & HERRING, 1331 F st. JOR SALE—64 BY 100 FEET, ON THE CORNER | tended), having a full line of rollers. with = capacity of |ALE—FOUR HOUSES ON SOUTH SIDE OF fs between Ist atid 2d stm, ne. a¢ 810.0007 rent of 19th and Lawrence sts, between K aud S sta: | 50 barrels of Flour a day. and handsome improvemeuts wow being made in the 1a: inches of water from the C&O. mediate neighbor! ould be given April Ist, 1887. Apply to ISAS. 980 per year: al under rent, to good, reliable | Monit epee WM. P. YOUNG, 1303 F st. | ROBINSON SINE We Gronzeton pice. Nand rate investment. ‘dwelling, store- R SALE— 7 es = RABLE | HS. stat, or ou the prenises, rooln dud cellar, ot 83.00. ‘This nist becomes het | Brick: 7 rooms, op I.at, bet, 18th and 19 | POSSae TENGE OE THE Most, DESIRABLE | #50 cleng business comer. "The community is building up | Brick. 10 rooms. on 13th, dhove Lowa circle, | Saree war yOU Sali SN VISRERI renner JOR SALE—1829 M ST. N aud it =; 10 rooms, on QOR SALE — RARE OPPORTUNITY — LARGE | : : j : : T roots, iinet PIECE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING | OARS FOAM AMD SEUST COMPAR TAFAYEITE SQUAKE, uusurpassed for thes club | Hon. A.U. WYMAN, (late Treasurer U.S.) President a, 1d East Capitol sts. JUST WEST OF Det. san FI Junction of Connecticut thode Island aves.;| + 3] rooms, Q st.. bel house or hotel ~~ SLEIGER & LIEBERMANN, ico ani aoe 14 room all modern iumprovsrnents:, ed SB fooms South Csittol .. ape-3t i A803 F st. a sure, an yard to alley. Price, $12,000, on < 1Qrooms, on Corcoran at... Rok SALE-SEVERAL VERY CHOICE LoTs mids ju muius of 200 and Uj (Gacceaaee OW a ae a. (proms pen a Dees ere | Bitte ‘northwestern part ‘of the city at reasonable Kae Pars Mura Betide are mecured on improved 5 | ¢ Zrooms, Qt. bet. 4th and Sthiu.w Sap ey SE eee Jor eALE=120 OTH STN WH S storeana dweliing, 14th | pelcestn Ube very near Pabass, : Save ct tte toruraed promeray. and carefully constructed residence,recently built | = 27 Tose ang store P3thand C ste a.m 1420 Fst, | mend these securities to the coulidence of couservative for my own occupancy John Fraser, sintect: bad Tn ea Soa SES ote BER ee | BOCK OF LOTS er | hunestons arpa son & Co., builders), hulf a squure north ot Scott Circle, 10,000 5 IN Yt rons. i Sn'brosd 16th st, opposite Mr. Robeson’s and Mr. Pen 91098 | Wace 200 teoi) on 7th stroct road, between Whutuey jctou'a; brick stable in rear Address ey. DOUG- eS | EASE. FORREST, D.D. Calvary Rectory, Clifton, by ® CHARA McEUEN, | 5 — FOE SALETABOUT, 1.000 POUNDS OF Noxr Teil and about 800 pounds of Axate Phe face of (vith touts don capatieot x: JQOR SALE_EIGHT BEAU’ Lots, 18.6x90, to wide alley, 0 FUL BUILDING st. east, bet. in_use on this paper. firable, they are in good condition, i and F north (east side): as, sewer, water, &c.” AUaE- | Cellent service for two. uf thmse’ pearson a paper af He Wylie st. ne; @ investment ‘to. ite chaser. re cli Will be sol —~7" A> SwOHBriie e BRAbLEY.ofPet_ihiocia | oun iosnamueaice phn, weguex, | Sree Tk ERIS Sra SALE—THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY ap2-71 pt ashington, D.C. Bbw iouigont agp Renee eth 0 | ae peacinat senunisg | - Tie by Bile renting south.” Midsess QUINTUS | E'cots, fronting south, INxi0, to wide alley AS* YOUR RETAILER FoR THE i ad Advantaves for iuuuedis _ Siar oblce. £9-Sm— | Sa'and dth sts, ne. “A bargain Saves Miaxs $3 Snor. FOE SALE SMOUNT PLEASANT NEW QUEEN MONEY TO LOAN. ap2-7t eR: smorderto mak slancer prone, dhiais the Gil Sat Amps coe 4S a : Y] = a oo ALE—SQUARES AND HALF SQU SHOE. Beware of imitetions which ackuow lol FURL ene Oo MERE | Sp 900-so Loa FOE STE SQUARES, AND MAL souanes 15 | G'SHOE “Dear ein wil wt UTHERFORD, 12 mw aa 15,000 property for moderate price houses, uf for iuvest- | reputation of the origual = s OR SALE— Brick bo 3a, 10,000 ON REAL ESTATE, ‘CHAS. A. pi yp NONE GEN: ae Ney NG THIS STAMP, $230 cach : uses on 2: Ex : us MEANS €. Wt Pind Metruw, Beo00 for Brice with adioim: | 000 fmh31)_‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ Gf BALETONE OF THE BEST LOCATED GOm | Tile Shoo for Gentlemen ts mess in Button, Con- BS 7'tgom Brick, ta thorough opder, ‘ine seilag mod, | JYJONEY,TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PKOMPE | POG isin Wustscy Clogs Only Tic tt aad at | GUEBADA Lace: est Caly Skin. “Cuexceted wrt (eh Masachasetteave, nea 3d st. $4,109 600m tention toall applications APP 12 rey, WALKER & WILSs0: BENSRIG toca how wet tis caw new Back, side and rear alley, 2d st, near Penusyl- | 4.57 4m BEAL ober 5 | SES “ erritory. 4 for Frame, larzelot on 12th, near |_™b31-Im San ALE—OVE! 00 FEET OF GROUND, IM- 3. MEANS % ania a¥e; 8b for Groom Brick Delroen, st 84.500 35,000 FAs ES SUMS TQ BOTT AT Ree ee een ean true, one sare at a, ~—t for s:rootd Brick, Vermont ave, bet. Band sts, J.C, bd 55, G. Por cent on improved or niu | Copltol northeast. Ouiy 64.750. 4 cash. “Ground | Oup eejelt Lea Street, Boston, Mase 00K, 1740 Fonnsyivants sve. See | EE MOE Gor rite ane, Tous uses Shove ee” | Beucy worth price: Address Hox 155, Star uiice Shoes of thin wrade thai auy vther factory ath Bib atu, aren. Se ION AF OW HAG 5 NW, : ee Co a Ee EE ee ne aan ee ar gr mien Wastincton ap2-3t el Dba UIS CUNNING! ‘Broker, Rates a ane ener hl AE 22 7th wt, 7B RICH JJjoR SALEAN ELEGANT HOUSE, BUILT BY] mnzime — (UIS 419 Fst, See eee ee Boats, 120 ee sulk Soubs TEL, ereiStfeckand foe 35 fost rani, ‘Han Jango new | J)fONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN oN | _apoi” Skil & LLBERMANA, 103 Pet_| SUR. Sine GORGE HOLTMAN. 451 Frau. ave Monte 7 ho reat. ‘This is One of the eat bult houses | VM satistactory real estate security, in sums to suitat BUSINESS | PROPERTY — FINE | B:S0MMiitS 4 BOS, USM and SOI MeL nw. inthe gy. SMES Stor Petia, |i.) MILL & JUHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. ADE SIN appended wongeged | | 2 yr E- [RST CLASS HOUSE ON NORTH OQNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, he ate Le sa Tan : ¢ Coacue Froese iirc vet dom ana 20th ate n. we buile by Minitms tome {surance placed in best compa. 1 SALE—CHEAP BUILDING LOTS. Basx Coacars. Bany Coacues the owner. Location elegaut; house 24 feet front. = 1006 Fst. how. BS De spel pomp BABY COACHES. BABY COACHPS. oot BATES & WHITMAN, 1407 Fst.n. w. . | _3a28-3m 2 ft front or less on U'st, near 15th. SEM Wake DATE ane =a EAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE LOANS 42 it trouton T st, near loth. BABY COACHES. Bi z OR SALE OR RENT_THE NEW COTTAGE | Ree ey Anica suit of all inde cAmmorina | apott'' STHIGER S’ LIEBERMANN AtFactory Prices. At Factory Prices, Frsonun side Kenesuw st, bet. 14th and 15th sta, Mt, | 9,8)00 xood collateral security of all Kinds. Army and JOR SALE—0, NEAR 16TH, 40xi00. From $6.00 up to the finest, ROH SALE—NEW SEVEN-ROOM WITH | @ N REAL ESTAT P, 16th, oLES, EELBARKOW, BASKLIS, BLKD ‘Gk edem improvements, situated in northwest: $100.000 contig iavestuente mele ak Maveacaruseits a¥ exer WHER AA LKOW jot 20x65, Price, 83.800: terms cusy. WHIGHT & | Vtotageoushy to customers’ Insurance in best com BAXTER @ MACGOWAN, lOOSTOIOF st | pe pi BOLTON, St. Cloud Building, 9th and Fests. _ap2_ | Tanies. 3 HenTRORD, tee S YOR SALE_AT A BARGAIN—2 WELL LOCATED 4B RUPPER POE, SALE_THE NEW HOUSE ON MASSAC Vf OXE¥ TO LoaN— F Dow on Meridian Hull, on high grot with fine s ERt Foe ave., near Dupont Silas: 1756, will be ele- LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, nz iantly Aniahed 25 ropapn, #30, 006; and the oneRean view, OE MAKER ‘ont of $97 fect an ty 5008. 3 ewes are well built and: wil rank aurong te JJQOR SALE_WEST HALF OF SQUARE 1129, IN Coxe: finest residences of the northwest section, apl-Im 11H & SON, 1222 Fst. SALE—LOTS IN NORTHEAST AND SOUTH- Fok ORGy clean. One very valuable corner: tracts for speculators, ‘coun ‘and directly toOWNER, A Germann ‘May wear a seedy-looking Coat, kneed Trousers— ‘San jssions, om 4, 1331 Fst. hw. mb he casteru section of the city, at Y cents pox square Magy Stow GouN SULLMAN & CU. 1407 Fat SOS oan ee ee TE oO Nea a ap2-3t BEC G20 F stb WASHINGTON GAS COMPANY'S SARSP PET Cotiatbee ease RE Bot, LE FOE SME, WoT siaI00 FO ALLEY, oN cst, ae , 9TH ST.. BET. L AND M. STS. N. Ai between sth an ne. Price only 40c. Orders recet) : 8 SALE Gero brick House? iow imps. Brice ITY. sees Lours P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. nw. apr renege netgear a B30' AE. COUMBE, 1425 NX. ave. 'ape-3t” | “Moderate commiaai ee Me adlay. apz-3t_ LOUIS n-¥._ | Bither of thecight offices of JOHNSON Bi OR SALEA au30 GEO. W. LINKINS, cor. Hand j9thsts._| J, OR SALE-=L0TS IN NEW SUBDIVISION OF MT. in Saaear kc belarnaaeD. one N st. near 7th st. n.w.8 = leanant So : sone ope brag Bomes tar maree. aoe perce | ase ORS oem nora | BALDWIN Jommnons tom ‘Brick house, Grant Place, Li roomie and orc ued 2441 Fenneylvaniaave._ | 308 SALE—FINE LOT ON N ST- BETWEEN 17TH HENRY A. JONES, grocery store: vdsomely pepered ad ‘painted all Met RHO Raves OF INTEREST south and has Frame Dweibns on it renting for 810 : 110,000 ‘AT LOWEST RATES OF: Tout. “Will be sold at reasaable ‘emslier houses now. """” ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, per TYLER & RUTHERFORD, nemeee H.W. HOWARD, 033 Fat.nw. | THOS. FISHEBROO, | ani9-3w CEN }220 Fat nw, r ra EST WEST SALE—E VASHINGTON—WE OFFER AT oe ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL! ‘ATE AT LOWEST MR SALE—EAST A. mn M' jt tc Fi aeeraeeen oe oe bean 3\] ONEX TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE On Prnse- = 1g: SS ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL. 2 : ie class securities, at lowest rates of interest, No a ae | =o ‘3 CGHEEN. 303 7thet. nw. ean tnovny packer hate Wonttingtns. role aie By the by, we have stretchers to take the bulge out of | JOE SALE OR EXCHANGE se Miecoatory eich: Sete, pee GaHERIRD & 00-2007 Fat | a mens nnd Patines | jet anges Mero rae ES ate oe Furnishing-Goods 3 gq - 1 BALE-NEW HOUSE ON 19TH sT,04.100 | "= thing thet is sna iy pnished ‘with aif modern ian: nw. Fe, ip Ge EE Department you will find everything staple, ay pplied with ol Paden Yae aca dpia oafe select and novel; everrthing, in short, needed to fix | provementa: 30,008: terms very easy, oF will -— Sor 18 aoe et and seta, ip | Se eke al ak poe nee SCAG (oF a TE commer US B. JEWELL. me. vacant be 5. C. HILL, corver 8th and F sta (CLAUD! erat” A.B. CA! ‘cor. 9th sta, nw. | made and thoroughly good, : renee ok SAS 15. 00.