Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1887, Page 4

LOCA MENTION. ‘The Weather. $2 mers commencing at 3 p.m, mnbia, Delaware, Maryland, ¥ warmer, falr ther, Southerly, preceded by easterly Indications for the Yor District of Coiui pnstoy site assort arasols, In odd and effec- ition 1m handles and fab- t be duplicated. These signs and combi ny of watch ¢ Wwe hive tnarked at very low prices, and It will be tw your interest to examine them Before purchas- ing, so received a new line of Beaded latest and newest novelty on the to us for Washing- you call and ex- ney are the handsomest wraps R. HL Tavtor, ing Glove Emporium, ou hand the Latest styles, color- ies In giove-wear for ladies, men, mnisees, and boys, We carry the largest assort- ment in Washington, and only the most reliable makes, which We guarantee and fit to the hand. RH. Tavion, 3 Penn’a avenue, Pana Five Horses advertised Miscellaneous coin. amine Ings and nos Ou Srrctatiss in fancy table butter—Darling- toa, Sharpless, Sueaf of Wheat, and Clover Leat- Gro. M. OvsTER & Co. Ligursixo Roos and electric work, J. Il. Kuehl fm. sciinceapeliccaiba For Eastra—Spring lamb, green peas, string Deans iresh cucumbers, strawberries, asparagus und tomatoes, at the New York Market, corner J Street and Indiana avene nortawest. Choice beet ‘we speciaity. Telephone 891— EMwEnt & Hoover. A Treat for the little ones: Those lovely Easter egss given away. For the big ones those un- heard of bargains in Fine Footwear, at Hahn's special Easter sale, closing To-morrow. Read “Thanks,” on Pag’ Laugutyixe Rops, J. H. Kuebling, 429 12th st” Bw. Fox Saue.—Reiniein’s drug store, 9th and P streets northwest, to close estate. Inquire of Ed- gar Stark, on pretuises, Easten Cans AND EASTER NOVELTIES, at Book and Stationery Departinent of Chas. Baum. Eastaz NOVELTIES IN NECKWEAR, new style Four- In-Hands and Tecks just in. KC. Lewis & Son, 1421 New York avenue; Branch, 920 7th street Borthwest, Also Spring Style Suk’and Derby Hats. Davis’ Frsgm Sugak-cuxep Hams at New York arket. Eugen? & Hooven. A Goop EasteR DINneR. Choice Spring Lamb. Beef, Veal and Mutton. Epw. BROOKE, 631-22-33 Center Market. ‘Marketing delivered. Srmaxina Tvuma, Iron Safes repaired, J. Buebling. g immer vom Cunawany Bervex, packed in Sand Ib. boxes specially for our trade. Go. M. OvsTER & Co. ‘EASTER Canps axp NovRLTIES. Gould's, 421 9th. REAT BARGAINS. real felt Derbys, $1.59; » $2; at A. T. Lewis’, 435 7th st. For Washington dressed beef go to John. Keily, stall 25, 629 and 630 Center market. Drive Sate Prices will prevail at W. H. Hoeke’s Dalance of the week. See our window for greatest bargain ever offered in chamber furniture. Lapres’ Hand-sewed Shoes $3.50, this week, at Geo. W. Ri-b’s, 409 7th st. n.w. Buy Yate Pap-Locks—they cannot rust—none better, Use them. Liamrste Rops should be attended to now. H. Kuehiing. Buramune glasses while you wait. Hempler,cor.4% CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ALpavon’s.—“My Partner.” Naviowal.—Haverly’s Mastodon Minstrels. Drug Mvsevw.—“Forty-Nine.” KERWaN's.—D’Alvini Combination. Hagais’—“Saved from the Storm.” Manassas PanokaMa.—Day and evening. Condensed Locals. ‘There were no courts in session at the Court House today. The Probate Court, which meets on Fridays, Will hold a session to-morrow. “China abd the Chinese” Was the subject of an interesting lecture delivered by Commander Chas. ». Lincoln, at Grand Army Hail last night for the benenit of the charity fund of Potomac Corps No. 2, Woman's Relief Cor {The Presbytery of Washington, at the close of its | session in Alexandria, Wednesday night, ad- Journed to mieet at the New York Avenue church ext Monday. ‘The last business transacted at Alexandria Was the adoption of the overture sent down from the general assembly, known as the €lder-moderator overture. of the fifth precinct, had J. Police Onie*r Sulitvan, his hands severely burned last night while ex- Unguishing a fire .n No. 604 Georgia avenue southeast. Lace curtains in the house had taken Bre. Many of the readers of Tae Star are taxing ad- Santage of the remarkably liberal offer of THE WERELY Stax (a8 advertised in another coluinn) to Subseribe to one or more of the leading periodicals of the country. A large saving cam be made in Us way. A special program of vocal and instrumental music will be given at the “Bradbury Palace of AMuste” to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon, fru 4 to | Gerclock, providing the weather {s pleasant. The following Well-known artists will be present: Mrs. Bittenger, Miss Eulalie Domer, Miss Ward, Warren ®& Young, Prot. Chas. Donch’s orchestra, and others. Rev. KD. Daniels, p: hs city, has just retun Unree-mnths’ missiouary tour in Texas, ‘The Will of the late Anu Nichols was filed with Register Clazett this morning. She leaves her es tate to her sun, S. L. Nichols, daughters, Eliza E. ‘Herbert, Catherine L. Gani ani the children of her Gumghter, Christine Butcher, and names er son, SL Nichols, as executor. stor of the d from a jew church of ery successful > ire tia yee Es THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, APRIL’ 8, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. Fresca Sarreess, Fivesr Quarry, Crry ITEMS. ___FOR SALE—HOUSES. __' FOR SALE—LOTs. id FOR SALE a ‘The District Commisstoners yesterday afternoon Tevised the schedule of streets to be improved under the new appropriations to accord with the con- Gitionsef the actof appropriation as constru by Controller Durham and Mr. Riddle, attorney for the District. The greatest change has been made in the schedule for the northwest section made necessary by the decision that New Jersey avenue from M to Boundary has to be paved. In the revised schedule New Hampshire avenue, on which the Commissioners had expected to expend $37,000, is stricken out, while a number of other ‘Streets which were included in the former sched- ules will have to remain for the present without improvements. in the southeast and southwest no changes are made, while the only change in the northeast 1s the omission of North Capitol street from 1 to K,and the improvement of the same street from Massachusetts avenue to E street. In West Washington, 29th street from K to M, is left out, reducing the total amount to be expended in that section to $42,612.50. ‘The schedule a3 re- vised 1s as follows West Washington—Thirty-first street, from K ‘Street to M street; 34th street, from M street to N street; Q street, from 30th street to 22d street; JOth street, from P street to Q street; Dumbarton Street, fromi 28th street to 32d street. Northwest sectior Street, from 6th street to Rhode Island avenue; Y street, from 21st street to Sad street K street, ‘trom 21st street to Connec'i- cut avenue; 12th street, from Rhode Island avenue to Vermont avenue; Q Street (curb and sidewalk), from 17th street to Connecticut avenue only; 17th ‘Street, Irom P street tog street; 18th st from P street to Q street; 8th street, from R street to S. Street; New York avenue, from 7th street to 6th street; 10th street, from K strect to S street; 21st street, from Corcoran street to R street; E street, from New Jersey avenue to North Capitol street? F street, from New Jersey avenue to North Capi- tol street; G street, from New Jersey avenue to North Capitol street; Massachusetts avenue, from ‘w Jersey avenue to North Capitol street; 25th street, from Peunsylvania avenue to M street; w Jersey avenue, from M street to Boundary street; North Capitol street, from Massachusetts avenue to E street. Southwest section—E street, from 3d street to irginia avenue; C street, from Ist street to 43g street; E street, from 7th street to river; H street from 3d street to 43g street: G street, from 3d street to 43; street; D street, from 3d stréet to 41g street. ‘Southeast section—th street, from Pennsylvania avenue to E street; 7th street, from Pennsylvania avenue to East Capitol street; B street, from 5th street to North Carolina avenue; A street, from 6th street Lo 7th street; Street, from Pennsyl- ¥anla avenue to © street; Virginia avenue, from 3a street to 11th street. rtheast section—3d street, from C street to ryland avenue; 2d street, from Maryland ave. hie Lo C street; B street, from 6th street to Massa chusetts aventie; A strect, trom 4th street to 7th street; € street, from 6th’ street to 11th street; G street, from North Capitol street to 2d street; 7th street, from East Capitol street to Massachusetts avenue; North Capitol street, from Massachusetts avenue to E street; North Capitol street, from I street to K street. ‘The total cost for the northwest is $139,800; for West Washington, $42,612.50; southwest, $42, 515.40; southeast, $60,480.35; northeast, $47,832. oracle Not Col. H. C. Boud: To the Editor of Tur Evesrno Star: Permit me to say that the H. C. Boudinot re- ferred to in your report in yesterday's issue (the 7th inst.) of new proceedings in the English divorce case 1s not the undersigned. I do not know elther Mrs. or Mr. English, the parties Litt gant; have never, to my knowledge, seen or spoken toelther of them; know nothing of their suit, nor wish to; have never been a witness in their cause, orinany other divorce case. The only Boudi- nots I know in this District, besides myself and wife, are Geo. S. and H. #. ” If there 18 another with my initials Ido not know him, though I have seen a claim agent’s circular, Issued some ‘ume since, thus signed, which did’ not emanate from me, as I never filed a claim against the gov- ernment in my oWn name as attorney, and 1 am inclined to the belief that if such party 1s here he has assumed my name as an alias. J trust Mrs, English will find out the real party Who has, as she says, Injured her, and exonerate me through your valuable paper 4s the person doing her such injury. Respectiully yours, ‘Hy. CLay Boupixor. ee Open-Air Concerts on Sunday. To the Editor of Tax EvgsiNe Stan: An application has been made by the leader of the National Rifles Band, and by a number of Washington’s best business men, to the Commis- stoners for permission to give open-air concerts on Sunday afternoons in one of the publle reserva- Uons, these concerts to be in addition to others given during the week by the band, such concerts to be free to the public and without expense to the District. ‘The band isa fine one, numbering thirty nea, under the leadership of Frot. Frauz Kraus, ‘They are handsomely unfformed, and equipped With the best silver-plated instruments, It is proposed, if permission 1s obtained, to give the people of Washington a fine sacred ‘concert every Sunday afternoon during the spring and summer months, such a concert as it will be a pleasure to attend, and one that music-loving peo- ple can enjoy. ‘the question of opening the libraries and art galleries on Sundays has long been advocated by The press and people, and a great many good rea sons for so doing have been given, each and every one of Which can_be advanced 1h favor of public music, the only effect of which can be to elevate and refine humanity. ‘The semi-weekly concerts which have been given for years during the summers in Washington have become @ feature of the social Ute of the national capital, and we all remember how much regret Was expressed a year ago at the delay in ordering them to commence. Butitis not every one who can attend the music, especially on Saturdays, and to those who cannot do so a Sunday sacred concert Would be a blessing. In a little conversation to- day with Prof. Krause We talked over the matter and the reasons which prompted nim to give these free concerts. He said the great trouble heretofore has been that the men comprising citizen bands did not have practice enough togeiher, and there Was no incentive for them to attend rehearsals, ‘ow, I propose to pay each member of this band @ monthiy salary, in addition to the regular per day or job price, and, in consideration of said sal- ary, these men dre always subject to sueh engage- A Struggle for a Child. A COUPLE WHO AKE UNWILLING TO SURRENDER POS- SESSION OF THKIE GRANDCHILD. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Martha A. Gos3 and ‘Thomas W. Goss were brought Judge Hagner in Tesponse to a writ of habeas corpus with their grandchild, Frances E. Kell, axed about twenty Inonths, whose possessions 1t3 parents, James W. and Mand E. Kell, seek to affect by the writ. Mr. ©. C. Cole appeared for the petitioners. Mr. J. Ambier Smith, who appeared for the responilents, ‘Stated that tht child bad been in the cl of the Efaudimother aiuce its birth, but they had not 5 mn able to prepare as ftill a revurn as they Gesired. They therefore asked that the hearing be adjourned unl Monday afternoon, and the court STanted this request. It is stated’by the friends ‘of the petitiouers that they married very young and without the knowledge of their parents, and The husband having been for a long time out of ‘Work the young wife lived at her parents unl he obtained work. The couple then asked for te child, and Wednesday Kell was invited into the house when, It is stated, a fracas followed. - Yrs. Goss states that they were married against her Will; that the husband failed to support his wite oF tie child, aud that the child having been with her since its Lirth she bas become greatly attached tot, and notuing was ever sald about taking it away Ull they went to living wgether sume months ago, —_—_.— Welief for the Sufferers by the Earth- quake in Italy. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE FUND. Robt. Weaver, $5; G.L Dunlop, &; Monagon Jones, $2; S. B. Cropley, $2; Austin Herr, $; 1. D. rampton, $1. ary A. Clarke, $ Barbour, $: J. W. Pet $1; Jas. HE MeGUL $1: se! Ian Bros, $1; A. D. 1 $1; Cash, $1:'C So conus: : Cash, 50 cents; ravide Leverone, $1. S. Biliter, 50 Desio— Susie Hancock, $2: Finkmnan, $2; Li Lelong, $2: J. L- node B. McBride, $1: Heide er, $1: $2; C. W. Kock, $1: F. Trobrintr, §1: B.” coctent stein, $5: H. 1 Switb, $1; P.M. Buskustam, $1; € mehts as may be made for tie baud. Now, you ean see the advantage of such a course, The nen. are used to each other; they are familiar With the Way of the director, and, by playing a8 a body, | 5 UBLE, MOIRE WATERED DOUBLE WIDTH 37, AMERICAN SATIN ROYAL SERGE, Bi jOME-SPUN DRE: ERIKA LARGE. T UILT, PRESENT Uys: OR 1 ‘SI cco A RRR EE! ~ GC oO AAR R T E RR - ocooa AR RK T EEE R R - 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. TRICOT. corr PURE WOOL, WIDE DOUBLE Ww. H 37sec. USUAL PRI 50 BLACK CASFMERES, TINE ‘SUALITY, WIDE WIDE VorneE ronb S8 GOODS. Pl D TO" EA NEW AND BEAUTIFUL REDUCED TO 25c. BEA IFUL SPRING DRESS GOO! TMMENSE: REMENT 35. ‘S137, 40, 45 and 506. BLACK SURAH SILKS, 60c. SNOWFLAKE 'TRICOT, PURE WOOL, WIDE DOU- BLE. MaRS by PMEL'S HALE SERGE, PURE WOOL, WIDE DOU- c. HAIR PIN CHEC! PURE WOOL, WIDTH, 59¢. ae SILKS. 870. RAIN 98c. BLACK SILK RHADAMES: Toate ES, FRENCH 8° 12; SCETECL, DRESS B adons, 3 for $2. WOOT, 250, IZE HANDSOME BRIDAL CH CUSTOMER WHO DRY GOODS. mb30. No, 223 E JONAS H. Mot CHAPIN BRO’ fen improved und. Fecogniged ihe world tion of thoughtful men, pisnly, eld back. ‘Send for Prospect 3m Tse Cove Moroz Lire As- SOCIATION INSURES AT Cost. Office-No. 1319 F street, Washington, D.C. TRUSTEES. ‘W. W. DUDLEY, President, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary. GEORGE H. B. WHITE, Treasurer. JAMES F. HOOD. FRANK T. RAWLINGS. HENRY N. COPP. RUFUS K. HELPHENSTINE. ‘The plans of, the Columbia Mutual are the outcome of a year's study. The advice of thoughtful insurance fected by L, G. FOUSE, who is ‘over ag authority upon insur- ance. The Columbia is among the f will endeavor to combat the errors of what has been known as co-operative insurance. We invite the atten- in our plan.” We have to fine print, but every point is ‘clearly. and forcibly €x; ‘The Columbia M | and invites the closest scrutiny as ‘to ite standing ati methods.» Any and all questious cheerfully answered. FRANK J: TIBBETS, Secretary. German street, Baltimore. GOWAN, Vice President. WN, Attorney. few companies which .who tay find much of interest nd nothing is strong financially, FOR SALE 03 East, CAPITOL ST., AT $6,000— Talso ba OR SALE- SALE—CHEAP—LOT ON 237H ST. BET M Specink Wetloe, bara two medium businesscor Pte, side and beck alley, 17th stn. w,, between | Manni Nein, with cide sd Sear sig, mihushia foe ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF TINWARE, her properties—one at $3,500; the other at $4.000. Tand U sts; very cheay ! Duilding 13 oF 14 swail houses, Price 40c. Lot on We will quote prices on the following articles, | For particulars please callow AL At ROWRER 94 end FP Lote, 152100, T at, bet, 18% and 19th nw. orth ‘bet 24th and 2th eta. Two very de- ‘which is well worth your special attention, which | Est Capitol ste. 1 Lot, 24136, B st. bet. 6th and 7th, wide side | sirable jot gars ie ‘Corner offered for 2 days only, Friday Satur- | JOR SALE— = s 7 5 a ROHERTPOI “ Gay, April Sth and Oth, at The Fair, S12 71m strect | E'aow 410, 412 st apaprecnte rece tom tnd TH, Denntital lot, | TET ESI BT a, a6 EET: Gor tae Ceona west: 9-inch ple plates, 1c, each; § qt. dish— 00 fh TP... 87, 1,300 | “TLoSoxb0, cor. Fast Capitol and 4th ate, Of 19th and Lawrence sta intooan Beata eae Pans, 8c.; wash! ; lange bloc tin itpped 4300 | 3 Lote cor. 10th ant Q sts nw. 202100. > improvements ‘now beltug "mde i Ube 10? Qty Bes Bes Fey Oty Bat deep everyday with Ani | SER, Or nS ca EE anya | eS ss fixie 2 at fetid Gustpans, 7c.; novelty 000 | on the Hi wre JOR SALE—THREE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE Hpped qt. measures, 40+ pint cups, with patent 000 | “50.000 feet, im aq. 1087, on K, Landisthatane | K'Corner biter in the sorureeet ete handles, 3 for 5c.; pudding: Qt, 4c.; 4 qt, 200 | 9 Lots on setts ave. 8. @.. 10e- ap2-6t WAL PO YOUNG, 5c.; 1 gt. coffee boiler, 7c. In.addition to the above {Tooms and store, 1thand Cte. «w.---4.000 | 1:3 Lots on New Lurk ayeobet. N. Cay, & Ish20x101. | FOR SALESSEVERAL VERY CRon ‘we will offer the following articles at prices that 20rooms on N 20 kets dh st nue. near Maas. ave. Fah Sertiwentern part ot the a oe a ee Frame on Dusbarionsve 3:500 | untt wil insure a goed prod ta the gear ature, POM | Prices ahd accommodating terme. 1 can Blass J gallon water pitchers only 25c.; 1 basket, ,500|. Ora = ne ghar oY ey LOST VERSES EES pot, | Row that will coms 25 to 30 per cent lughor with 2 decorated China Easter eggs, only 10c.? | 1748 ith st."i.w.,"”” eos oti at, Kis ia ie 1dr. Brick, E-bet Sth’ aud Ofb, nor 0/500 a =; | Prices in the very near future. oe shoebrush, with 1 box of French blacking, only 12 | _ b.b..Urs. 500) | Srs. easaeas Ri ‘Also, improved and unimproved parts | PORSATETAT COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, WE HAVE ae. CHAS. A. McPUEN, cts; large willow knife trays, 15c.;7 pin hatracks, | 19 Myrtlestine, bi,” e142 Y'stluiw., bf, ofthe city. Apply to ,W. P. MY a lane line of lots here at prices as low aa 22 cts | _apl-7 My ae; 1420 Fat, Se'crysial glass goblets 6 for’ ake: 2 suring | 172, 3 # _mbii-dwe 1428 New or re TT eee ation Te bee ie tneatenased | BROE 8 FINE BLOCK OF LOTS (rnonT” brooms, 9c. ; center tables, assorted styles, only OR SALE_THI W HOUSES ON H ST..SIX | by any suburban lands about Washington." Over | 2), Se° 720 feet) ou 7th street road. bet ets, worth$1.23and $1.56; center tables, round, Ei roome cach, all mod 2208 ESE cont tive: | worth of this land has been sold this wel Sy oeeaeeative clover leaf or square, for covering, only 79¢.; ex: ent. 2500 each, Rice 2-story Brick, on K, | fo parties w! 0 : ear", tra quality white China, hand-pathted or gtit band be ‘Sie and 330, table (oF Laninew y | base LONGLEY & WOLSTON, 629 F st CHARA tea sets, 44 pleces, only $5.98, worth $8; handsome ermseasy. Apply toJ. W. ¥. MYERS, 1428 N. OR SALE_A LARGE NUMBER OF LoTs IN | ¥ a oa andsc mh17-4w* D a JOR SALF_EIGHT BEAUTIFUL BULLDING colored gisss globes only 43c., worth 75c.; We UME OUICKO —S = Takome Park ot prices ranting from + to 4 cents | F¥'iota, 1NOxD0, to wide alley. on bet aE bave these in four different styles and all’ colors, YOR SALE—“COME” QUICK—ON 14TH ST. N. W. r foot. This land is 6 miles nearer Washineton and and F north (eastside). us, a ~ = = by Decorated English China square shape cham- | 14% i Geen back, 7 room, Gueimess ‘property: | Yoo.te hice above tide water” Chan Garrett Park, | ud Moet ast aideyfas iver, water : Per ec hChtna thammber sts Witht decom eee baad | ,,Theabore is only ® portion of the property on my | $0900, Also beatiful Leroi, brek om Qe neas | Hueke laudsold the prevent week at 10% cents per fot: CHAS. A. McPUEN, white China chamber sets, with decorated band | yooks For full List call at oftice for buliohineeted ee | Tekh ith hee tetera TS oe ent: price only | while y rice i 1420 Ft and gold, tines, only. #255; handsome Gecorated the Istand 15th. [ap8]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. | 48.000. J-W-P. MYERS, jew York ave-ml7-4w Y & WOLSTON, 627 F st. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING inglist combined, 13 SAL [ne ees ¢ SALE BY DANENHOWER & SON, SG Tt Mn PLEARAST— 1 cy, with ail pieces, only $16.48. ‘Those in ‘want of baby’ ca (rick, N-nr-7th.$3,000| a iy es wy Ey ae ERG mediate huproveweut. ou E st be, ao ea Ce ee Tens CrUNKS, | Brick, oth n.w.n'r 0.3.790 rede. Tie chespest corner Lot on 14th suc. He. we. A Dargai Ws builds " Sto she Pai Sean test amauta ES” “16,000 feet, Ge. On Columbia Heights, three CHAD. VEN, Stock, lowest prices . and best assortments, Specialties at ‘The Oriole,” §22 7th ste, SATURDAY AND MONDAY. Full assortment 6f children’s, misses’ and ladies’ Parasols; children’s 39¢. parasols, 25¢.; children’s parasols, 39¢.; ladies? satin coaching parasols, our $3.50 iancy striped parasols, $2.49; 1,000 yards ‘silk garter web, l0c. per yard: children’s jerseys, 1b garnet, navy ana brown, 39, 69 and 79%; ladies’ jerseys, 44c.; ladies’ best boucle jersey, worth $1.49, at 98c.; platted front Jerseys, worth Worth $2.50, at $1.73; iadies’ spring tan and grey mixed, $1.98, worth i8c.; red table net, 2.5 hose, all sizes, est 25¢. satteens, 12%¢.5 Spring shades of cashmere, 123¢c.s toweling, Sc. er vd.; special Inducemeds ia gents’ furnishing: 100 doz. of gents’ hemmed-stitehed handkerchiers, Slightly imperfect, 3 for 25c., worth 20c. eac! nts’ bleached Or unbleached drawers, 25c.: leached or unbleached 50c. drawers, 36c.; OUF tailor-made, 75¢. drawers, 49c.; best Gried shirt in the city; gents’ linen colla aps. y SALE OR RENT—A PRET: cottage on the main street ‘with one acre of ground, stable, fruit shade. rie v aps-3t 142: ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN—THRE} STORY Groot Houses, with all modern improvenientes diag, two 10-room corner Houses, with improvements Such an furnace, open grate, bath tub, waslistand, brick Set range, stationary wash, tra and 9ths.w. Inquire of A. F. ave. 8. $5,000, if soid at ‘once. Also. two Lots, on 12th st. u.w.; 60 cents per toot. CHARLES B.'CAYW S16 Fst nw. Pe ‘OR SALF—I HAVE 14 GOOD BRICK DWELL- ings in various localities in the northwest at bar gains, ranuimm: from. $2,000 to $6,500; suitable for Respectable colored people. OWNER, G09 14th st, nw. ap7-3 SEVEN-ROO! at_Fall’s Church, ¥: $2,at $1.49; the same Jersey beaded, boucle coats, $3; table line misses’ heavy ribl 5 rs) JOR SALE_TWO OF THOSE NEW 2-STORY, 6- 25c.; celluloid collars 21c,; celluloid cuffs, 41c.; | FOR SALES TWO ween Liat alias corelon unlaundried shirts, finen”* bosom, ned” wid ‘and wuss 81,400, on the Installineut lan Poy Butcher's linen, double front and back, wamsutta cotton, 6¥c., regular price 89c.; unbleached or mixed socks, seamless, 2 patr 25: A Gexrzw AN Wives, Mothers, Siste made and perfect-fitti colors. These are not cheap, auction-made Shirts, but the judge. Don't forget this. mh26 ‘May wear a seedy-looking Coat, kneed Trousers — By the by, we have stretchers to take the bulge out of the knees—but his Linen should be clean. large, well-arranged, and attractive Furnishing-Goods Department you will find everything that is staple, sclect, and novel; everything, in short, needed to fix ‘up with, and at prices always consistent with well- made and thoroughly good goods. Jess man, and are showing a large stock of extra well- are the kind a man in any calling needs. When down this way, will you drop in and look at ‘em. Good, faithful sewing is on trial in these Shirts, and you are Neat and rich Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear, beau- tiful Handkerchiefs, Collars, Cuffs, and all other sorts | of Gentlemen's Fixings. We name the lowest prices. NOAH WALKER & Co., In our rs: We know the wanta of care- ing Shirts, both in white and 625 Pennsylvania avenue 84, 84.50. CLOTH DERBYS. 8° CHILDREN’S,BOYS': Silk, Gloria, Moh: UMB CANES. mh2i Busy Coacues ‘Lowest Prices, 117 Ersum 1830. JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR. 12TH ST. Spring styles DERBY HATS at $2, $2.50, 83, $3.50, LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS. SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIES. CANES. BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES. AtFactory Prices. At Factory Prices, ‘From $6.00 up to the finest. Also WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES, BICYCLES, TRI- CYCLES, WHEELBARROW, CAGES. Spring styles SILK HATS, $5, $6 and 88. STEAMER CAPS. and YOUTHS' HATSand CAPS. iair, Alpaca and Gingham RELLAS. CANES. Busy Coscurs. BASKETS, “BIRD (H RUPPERT, 403-405 7th st nw. ton. 300styles newest 100 pieces beautiful opened to-day. PURE WHITE CHIN: and 87%. attain perfection and discipiine.” ‘Where ts the money tocome from? Well, I was Just coining to that. “These concerts will be sup- ported by business men who have already volun— Ueered to do $0, and every dollar of the money so subscribed will be accounted for in the public Press. ‘The citizens of Washington will then have What has long been wanted—a fine citizen band— and our national cupital will have what 1s heard in ali tne large cities of Europe—good music with- out price.” —_—+__ Real Estate Sates. The premises No. 712 K street northwest, 27x 100, tmprovea by a three-story brick, occupied for the past 25 years by J. R. Riggles & Bro., in the pint business, Was sold yesterday at auction, and Pep boasbt by tne sentor member of the fra ‘tor ——.___ ‘THe UNION Vereen Corps. — At the regular montly meeting of ‘the Union Veteran Corps, Old Guard, last nigut, Capt. Edgar, chairman of tne Inart ‘and carnival committee, presented his re. | port, ‘The corps as leased the Schuetzen Park lor {he 24th, 25th, and 26th of May for the purpose of extending hospitallues to strangers visiting the National Drill —_—.—_ THE Woman's Locan SUFFRAGE CLUB.—The Wom- an’s Loca. Suffrage Ciub met in the parlors of the Riggs House last night. Dr. Antoinette Wright, a daugiter of Col. Dexter K. Wrigut, of New Hi. ¥en, spoke upon the “Personal Wrongs of Women,” atler Which Ube subject Was discussed by others | resent. One of the ladies said that the fact of usbauds holding property exciustvely, which the | Wives helped lo accumulate, Was the cause of many dive as husbands grew rich they looked Upon their wives as intruding paupers '¥ of the readers of Tag Stag are taking ad- eof the remarkably liber! offer ot THe | WreRLy Sram (as advertised in anuther column) to subscribe to one Or more of the leading periodicals of the country. this way. A large saving canbe made in | A. Harvey, $1: F. Oppentieimer & Co., $5: lun Co., $1; Hollander Bros, $1; Louis kat $5; B. dines, $1; Cash, 50 cents. SEE WAS ALREADY ENGAGED AND DiDN'T Wat TO MARKY MicHakisox.—This morning, In the Police Court, Alfred Michaelson, a young man living at No. 621 D street northwest, was changed with using indecent language, and making rude and insulting remarks. Mrs Annie Weinstein, 1n Whose house he had been boarding, testined to the bad language used by the defendant. she dented that ‘she ever tried to make a match be- ‘ween the defendant and her sister, Ella Kaplan, and said that the latter Was already engaged to be married. Miss Kaplan testified to the same state of facta, and said she did not want the de- fendant asa husband; that she was engaged to ue man, and did not want another. The de fendant denied the charge. He said that Mrs Weinstein wanted hit to marry her sister, but he did not want ler, because When he gets marr, he wants a nice-looking girk The court Imposed affine of $10. Appeal noted. — uiman, A Cancer oF Se SexpayDis- wiseay.—The case of Dennis Crowley, the saloon. keeper at No. 118 D street northwest, charged With failing lo keep lls bar closed ou Sunday, the 20th of last month, was called for Utal in the Foce Court this inorning, and Mr. Cabill, his niered a plea of “not guilty.” Officer a on the day charged he passed turouch the asked bin what he XG BEEK ON for beer. The bar- would have and he s uid take the same. He was ferris! a yluss of beer for which he paid five cents. ‘The defendant testified that he was not in the city on the Sunday in question, and had given ers not to sell hing on Sunday before he leit. Charie ified that he had charge f the defendant's place on the day and Re beer Was sold on Liat day. The case was dis abssed. Dition & = ——_>___ is Ov advertisements of auction sales_will be fouad ine buliding lots on 3d street west, between Pandy. | Save to-morrow Saturday) at 5 o'clock. These Dts are desirabiy” located, and are good PPP OO WwW Ww BPO OW Ww WD DE Ree B88 www Dp ODES Bee Pe 00 W OW DDD EEER RD 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 = Exonavixg Ax Pp. Dy, Stxxixe. Engraving on inetal and wood. Nuudyvaina and crests on, seals, Watches or jewelry. Card caravan and print, e Seal enicra ‘ts brane binders? Soap dies and steel stamp cuttings QLECTRICITY IS LIFE. 7 Elzemuern NERVOUS DEBILITY ‘mind ‘cured by Tht 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE. apt Orro Doxez & Co, BULLDLNG MATERIAL DooRS, oa pares MANTELS KILN-DRIED N. Cc. AND GEORGIA FLOORING A SPECIATY. ‘We guarantee to manufacture superior quality of work for less price than any other Mill, and we have the largest facilities aud factory in the country. Send. usa postal and we will what we claim, Canton ave., Pyesident and Albemarlests, ‘Telephone 539. f16-5m Fisesr Quaury Fresca Satves, REDUCED TO 30c., ALL STYLES, cheaper than they can be bought in New York or Bos- New lot DRESS GOODS, in latest styles. ‘New lot choice PARASOLS. Extra bargain in finest quality SICILIENNE, at $1, choice shades; actual value $2. patterns to select from. CHALLIS, at 15c., new lot A SILES, 27 inches wide, 75 ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ive prices promptly to prove Baltimore, Md. ¥.0. Box 476. A= $5 SHOE. Beware of their own superiority by attempting to bi Teputation Of the o1 NONE GENUINE. ‘uy state or territory. J. MEANS & CO, 41 Lincoln Street, Our celebrated tactory prod ‘thais Shoes of this ‘Thcusatds who weae ‘wall youusk them. JAMES MEANS' YOUR RETAILER FOR THE Jaes Meaxss $3 Ston Cauti0N!—Some dealers recomuend inferior in order to mak a larger prot. ‘This is the ORIGIN AE. al UNLESS BEARING THIS STAMP, “JAMES MEANS’ 83. Gentlemeu is made in Button, Con- best Calg Sern. tility, Comgori and a jpwarance. Us wail britag you Infortuauon how to got this alos unitations which acknowled; wild upon tl fis Unexcelled in Dura- A postal card sent to Boston, Mass, lnces # larger quantity of auy other factory in the world. them wail tell you the reason if ul anny Pure Old Rye Whisky, (4-yearsold) direct from the distillery, $2.50 per gallon. per bottle. rs. B bricks, Grs., mii, K, bet, 12th nd 1; ap7-1W S.C. HILL, cor. Sth and F sts ‘OR SALE—DESIRABLE RESIDE! ly altered and repaired. 11 rooms a Numbing, open fire-place, dumb-waiter, stationary tubs, &c.; easy terms. Apply on premises, h, Old Rye Whisky, 73¢. and 85c. Duty’ Malt Whisky, 84c. a Dottie. N. T. METZGER & Bro., 1 7 7th st. ne Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St., 3. Offers Family Flour $5.48 bbL, $1.39 4 bb1., 70c. ‘OR SALE- bbl; Pat.Process $6.48 bbl, $1.63 34 BbLssexzbbe | E's modern go —— premises, 1209 st nw Read. Read. Read. JOR SALE —SYNDICA’ The following list of extraordinary bargains of fered to-morrow at 8. W. Augenstein’s, 817, 819 and 821 7th street northwest: Hammered brass comb cases and comb, 10c., worth eft. Step West of square 2733, 13th st., bet. U and V sts, Sq. 047, bounded by Sd. 4%, O and P sts. s. w. Sq. east ot 710, bounded by 2 and Boundat N. Delaware ave. 34 doz, stone China dinner plates, 38c.; 37 doz, Stone China cups and saucers, 42c.; English China decorated tea sets, with moss rose_and gilt lin $4.98, Worth $7; 3g doz. knives and forks, 47% Square-shape English China decorated dinne $13.29, worth $20; 3 cakes stove polish, 5 have without doubt the largest, ment and lowest prices of baby Irigerators in this city. 916 Fst. mw. ENCE ON NORTH Dupont Circle: 37 ave all modern appoint. plating a purchase in that sec 2 is House at its present stave. Alterations in interior finish can be made to suit pur: JOHN SHERMAN & CO, 1407 F st. Tiages and re- Large clothes baskets, 1 Easter Bargains To-Morrow. Children’s Shirred Caps, 19¢.; Very Fine Shirred Cap, Normandy Shirred Cap, 39¢.;_Nor- mandy Embroidered Cap, 49c.: Extra Fine’ Caps, hear Pen. ave & STALY, 1410 ee in elght different shapes, sc infants’ ees LEA VERY HANDSOME (Y-FURNISHED ng. $ embroidery 36 ’inches wide, $3.08. nree-story and cellar Press Brick Dwelling, Three Speclal Lots Infants’ Mother Hubbard | on 1:3u: st., just uorth of W st., containing 8 rooms and bathroom, with every modern convenience. If Cloaks, $1.98, $2.25 and $4.98; a few more Hand- | 84 bathroom, with every Made Socks, 2c.; a Very Fine Sock at 49c.; Ladies’ Jerseys, all-wool, coat-back, 89¢.; extra quality B.H. WARNER, 916 Fst nw, Vest Front, coat-back and cuffs, $1.40; a Nobby i “RICK ONCOL e Jemney, Biatted vest; coat-back and culls $170; an | Frroonus: wood cellare wid seus for 0. porch: Brice imported Jersey, trimmed with Jets, €.70; Chil | 2 S003 sllars will rent fOr os dren's Jerseys, ric. to tise; Ladies Lisle Giovesyise.; | $7Y0U.eu Kved terms, OSTHANDER & STALY. 1410 supertor quality Lisle Gloves, 25c.; Pure” Si Gloves, colored *nd black, 49.’ All Our Stamped Linen Goods reduced Uo close out. OR SALE—A NEW AND WELL-BUILT Two- story and cellar Press Brick Dwelliug, on 13th si ‘bet. W and Boundary st, ntaining G ro qt Mms, Max WEYt, Agt. | with all madera conventencas, ele, “Opera Boquet” and “Saboroso” _8P6-3t pehik, Cigars, the best Cigars in the world for Se. | yor SALE-THAT VERY COMFORTABLE FRAM straight. B. F. Gravely’s Celebrated First Quality dwelling, 10 ius, on 13th st. extended, near Mild Chew Tobacco. N. T. METZGER & BRo., enotaw ave Jot 50170. with gua stable: Will be 77 | sold sas the owner is abont to leave the 7 STIS, city, ae a SWOEMSTEDT & BEADLEY, aps-7t v7 F st. Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St., offers New Mackerel $1 Kit, 10 Ibs. boneless codfish 65c., Turkish prui ‘8c. ib., 4 lbs. best rice 25¢., SIX-ROOM JOR SALE lot 18x80 jot 18x80; and bath brick dw. Wallach Pace, us ra apply 5 1bS, gloss stai , new Mackerel 50c. per dad ee HUPTY © DYER, —- apS-at TsmaudP. Easter Offerings. Dr. Warner's Health Corset, 8%¢.; Madame War- ren’s Dress Form Corset, $1.19, regtilar price $1.50; Warren's Nursing Corset, 79¢., regular price, $1; all our 7a¢. Corsets 49¢.;" ask “to see our 78. En broldered Back Kid Gloves, sold all over at $1.2: JOR SALE ID itoreeerca Jar gist nw, 9 rooms, all m. terms ea ft F $d st. n.e., 6 rooms: good repai es from Capitol grounds; price 00. 'w House on T our 7c. pure Silk Gloves 48c.; our25c. Lisle Thread | terms cacy prea: Gloves 19,5 see our 2c, Boy's Shirt Walsts, pleated | Several new ious: in the n.w..nearPaave,, S700, buck and front; also, Boy’s Flannel Shirt Waists, | all m.i.: price $4,400. = 94c.; Our Jerseys are unsurpassed In quality and | , Two Houses ou' dd st. n.c., near Capitol, 7 rooms, m. price; all wool and silk Nortolk Jerseys, sc, for- | 4: price &:3,000. louse on NH. ave., new, 7 rooms, all m.i.; rented for : price £4,800. jouses atid Ground in all mer price $1.75; our $2.48 Beaded Jersey, 21.73: our $1.98 Jerseys $1.24. Above bargains for Sat- of the city and urday only. CLARK'S, suburbs. AUSTIN P. BROWN, 1 773A 7th street northwest, |“ sps-iw Real Estate and Loans, 1426 F st. hw. Beis JOR SAL . PROPERT! Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St, | tag eee ‘We added the ticket system, and give with cof- | Nat. nw, fee and tea purchased of us Udkets to be exchanged | New York ave. n.w., for dry goods, shoes, or house-furnishings. N.C. < ‘Flue itio Coffee, 20c. 1b. Oust “ Hest Java, Be. thst. 2. Java, Mocha flavored, 28c. eae Java, Mocha mixed, 0c. Ib. Gunpowder and Uolong Tea, 35¢. Ih, Finer Gunpowder and Oolong Tea, 50¢. 1b, ‘Special good Gunpowder and Oolong Tea,750. IDL Invincible” Flour, “Invincible” Flour, quality the best, quality the best; price the low- est, price the lowest. Gun Powder and Oolong Pot. nw, [JOR SALE—OR EXCHAN ‘dence near lowa Circle, stantially built, containing. 24 feet front. Price #1450 Femain at'S per cont ‘A SUPERB RESI- Vermont ave.; sub. 13 rooms: mod. impe. lot 0; terms easy; $7,000 can Tea "at doc. per ib. A First-Class Broom, 236, | _8P5-2W THOS. G. HENSEY, 1006 F st.n.w. Fresh Saratoga Chips, just received. See adver- R SALE_A NICE, LITTLE HOUSE IN A FINE Usement in Critic paper. City Special Column, location, 2115 K xt n.w.; two-story and bayement, Come early. 'N. T. Merzuer & Bno., Grooms: mod. imps. Price $3,000 ‘worms eagy. ; TIT Tih sew, | _BPo-zw HOS. G. HENSEY, 1006 Fst. n NOW 18 YOUR OPPORTUNT ist completed, 2502 Pennsylvania av ton Circle, a three-story and basement y built brick house: nine rooms and bath. in. {.; with all the appointments of a comfortable home. ‘Terms to suit. ‘THOS. G. HENSEY, pee SALE—THREE- New Store! New Goods! New Prices! Souvenir to each purchaser! Grand opening Saturday! Avenued-cent store, 209 Pa. ave. D.W. Come early and avoid the rush. H.L. ViLLEX & Co. 2 Easter Greeting. For Ribbons, Kuchings, Collargand Cufts,Gloves, STORY, SOUTH FRON’ Houses us follows: One of toh rooms, lot 2 i 0. Corsets, Handkerchiers, Laces, Embroideriés, Hosi- | $6,000: and one of eight rooms, lot 17x72, $9.100, ery, Gents Furnishings, &e- we greet you wach | Eth on between’ 13th and “14th sts, FoR VERITA ae JOR NE_EIGHT-ROO oubietront House, on North. Caroling aye. be? tian Fth ster, nego trout lawns heated by nace. Price, $4.000. Address VERITAS, Star office. apo-Lm St prices you will find anywhere, aer a ee ee y , TWO-STORY, SEVENTH STREET Pa.ats Rovar, i 914 7th st, bet. Land K Sts. northwest. Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St. Offers—4-year old Whisky, $2 gal, or 50c. qt. old Rye, $3 gal, or Zc. qt. 4-year old Brahdy, $2 gal., or 50c. qt. NA THREE-STORY x60 feet, with four ad- JROR sau brick how-e, 10 rooms, ze A E joining vacant lots, 1734x64 feet eacn, corner C_ and 7-year Old Brandy, $3 gal., Or 7 1 | AOtatiws Mnguite on the premises, or at 1k" Examine <Augenstein’s celebrated 10,98 | 2-W» Room5. apd-2w Plush-lined carriages 1 OR SALE—1324 16TH —I WILL SELL T.N. ‘ata reqsonable price and on'terms to suit, this ele- “The Queen of Beers.””—No family should | gant and carefully coustruc idence. recently ult be without Moeriein’s celebrated Beer, ‘75c. per | for my own 0 cy (John Fraser, arcintect; David- doz. (6m) _F. H. Fivuey, Agt, 1206 D st. Gold Spectacles $3.50. Optician, 487 Pa. av. e02 npancy yujiders),ualt a square north of Seott Circle, Sih St., opposite Mr. Hobeson’s and Mr, Pen? Gleton’s: brickstable in rear. Address Hey. DOU LAS F. Foi Best im the World. Indestructible $10 Trunk. | Cincinnati, Ohio. $5 Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Paave. eo | aOR SALE-MOUS Ivory Starch.—Nv cooking, no sticking, beau- 4 Loh h, easy LO use. ASK grocer. 18 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn! and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, dsc per Ite Also, Cottage Chéese and Butterinllk; Sweet Milk Se. per quart. Cream 15¢. ear 4th, SHOE for Boys is unapproached in Durauality. Z Full lines of the above Shoes for sale in Washing by A, F, MORAN, 1022 7th st. ne ‘RICH & SONS, 1322 7th St. n.w.; H. GOLDSTEIN, 912 7th SED SEREGE, ROLEMAN, 401 7 Es E, 7th and E wis. Tn Georgetown bi HL SOMMERS & BON, SUSE and NOME Se IMPORTER AND TAILOR, ‘has the honor to inform have _mhi7 that: rm you that his NEW GOODS Mr. BARR personally si all garments made in his ea- nn flvania avenue, jaakington, D. 0. LOST AND FOUND. Ranging all tie apm T6 Mews Goats and Jackets, ve ‘Our Bitsses and Boys? Brepertom Job. Loss vole size, Ball mb19 Srruxe Srvizs Dexny AND SOFT FELT HATS, way from ‘to 50c. School Hate and | ‘Bors’ Short Pants, 45¢. Suits trom Hy chee ice. |4-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. from 250. 10 Asc. 5c, $1, and up. p. ssboes for the millon, }1 School Shoes to finer is Ladies and Men's to 83. ‘JW. SELBY'B. “THE CON CELEBRATED _s12 Ger Tue Best. We have on hand a full stock of the Celebrated Con- cord Harness of all kinds at Concord prices: aleo Sole Agency for the LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penna. ave. next to National Hotel. CORD HARNESS” WHITMAN SADDLES sin Jaliyel Beauuitul ‘Toilet Price 29 113m Bines Gagne te Toilet Article and Rough ‘irritaton,and Wilt keep Ue. Couplonion wats Bot (len fovatuabie si every ladders, with bucket’ shelf, 51c.; 4-ft., 68c.; 5-1t., | "Ng east of F11, bounded by 24, M, N, and Deleware fie.s clothes norses ic. atid S8c.,reyular Delete i ea ca au gaa cua $1 ahd $1.25 each; 3 bars Olein soap, 14c.; 3 doz. | Sq. north of 747, bounded by 3d,N, and Delaware imported colored’ tumblers, 52.3 autique Shape | ave ROSECRANS & SHOEMAKER, white English China chamber sets,10 pieces, 1 4 peas worth ane Boe zine Wash-boards, 14. Je 1TH ST. N.W. aD large covered market. baskets 230; large syed unprovementts ents. for | Bey extrailarresaen iaree rooms, 184,000." BENS. P DAVIS, 1319 UshChina chamber, with broad bands and =e ea a Jines, $2.86; fancy baskets and Easter eggs, 10 NE OF THO! NEW AND AT- Dlacking brush and 1 box French blacking, 10¢ tory and basement Brick Dwellings this charming home for | One west. VOR REN conveniel FoR the stat aps-3t JOR SAL city; price, 88 JOR RE ene Star off F apm 10 “cash 1226 F st.n | | | Toad, commandiny room for two inile from the termination of the Anacostia Street a splendid view of Washington. Alexandria and the Potoniac, surrounded. by a mag: Rificent grove of forest, trees, witha great abundance of good spring water. Apply at 1317 Sth street north- ‘apse ‘THOM! ‘Apply al Brut iss ait built bythe das 5 acres in LO: ‘ON jictes Farin in Prine George's County, Md. ten | luiles froin the city and 14 from the B.and 0. R. Rt; der cultivation and Also, for sale, new three-room cottage, two acres, with cherries, apples, peaches, &c. ; 2% wiles from this ; Ofte-half cash, balance in one year. ings, and wear Linden; y “i shade. ‘with garden, fruit and other convenience fix miles northwest of city; jricturesque surroundings, ‘To first-class private family only. Address P: the city @ specialty id cheap aud on eax 7 FOR SALE SUBURBAN te D wood road, near Soldiers’ Home: acre ground; lew two-story and attic frame dwelling: new carriage house and req? w. JOR SALE—ON 14TH ST. ROAD, NEAR wood . contains nearly six acres: improved by eleven- room FrameDwelling, Frame Stableand Carriaze House horses and two cows: also a two-story E AT FALLS CHURCH, VA situation high, dry ani ings: house desirable: excellent outbulldinies AT BLADENSBURG_TWO HOUSES, A Me 1 Tots S0xLop feet, Gu "which, are beautiful oak, —" ri At Whitney Close."several of the best-located Lote JOR SALE-SQUARES AND HALF SQUARES 1 bargain. "WALKER & WILSON, 1006 Fu.w. apstm | Ei Qortieastern partof the cits Vets, eee OR SALE— NEAR BRIGHTWOOD, 147TH ST, | 1"9rTty for moderate eee. price c F extended, pear proposed park very pretty place cottaary, stable; &e.; nico ‘shade 300 I'S WILSON, 1006 F st BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CONNECTI 5 {REE FIN WALKE south side of Columbia road. 0 extended. also Lotsin Blocks 14, 15 OR ALES : ‘ ue aS Ea cut ave. ifsold sn the next fve days will be wold | Mutts Setodeaas | ye JOR SALE-SEVERAL NEW SMALE Soc, per foot wider the’ yrice of love su that int Dawe 2 Mitcusen-ep Wylie at neva good “nvesrmeut | mediate nexguboriiyot. THe OF I | JOH SAUESEVERAT, FINE Los iN warctNey SWORMSTEDT S BRADLEN O87 oe, yee" = WESCOTT, WILCOX & WINE, | KY Clon; sin, lots du. Mustwond Hate stain 70 SAIE-TAREE STORY AND CELLAN Hay | 182% e Renee Ore | RT So all a ea aha oe ae oa, w, between = Hi OND rooms yun bath, ete..abd all’ in perfect onder Leek TAM AUTHORIZED TO OFFER, For a Few Mill TYLER S RUTHER Fok. 173 by ‘S3ig trontiig south. Address QUINTUS, | DAYS. those three handsome Loteat the : 226 Fst. new. _ Slat of {Sm | Whutney ave-and Iki st extended at teh RTHEAST AND SOUTH Bie Get i thin its fay ek Fes ie cure. La —— == ~ | Fhteiina decided bancain. = acts for spec con, ad COUNTRY REAL _ ESTATE | qyon sare on excuaxcr 5 directly toOW mew wht ha = cot = iat F FOR UNIMPKOVED PROPERTY— E—VACANT LOT! AHEIGHTS, JOR RENT—A NEW FIGHT-ROOM HOUSE AND | That handsome Kesidence on Columbia ave, between SOc. Vale at. Heigtite, 80e. 15 acres of garden land, beautifully located, one | 14th and 19th. sts. extended, containing 19 rome RADLEY, tub tS-ta M+ | handsomely finished and supplied with all modern im: rovements : 30.000 square feet of ground, habdsor id ont, &¢. ; price $30,000: terms ve easy, or va eal ewtate. ROR SALE—VERY CHEAP. Tean seil to an ininumtiate So Meridian Hl con e000. f 300. 19. Meridian Hl, coutaluiny fect, tor $4, Figure this upand sec uit is nota bateain ariw ‘S.C. HULL, cor: Sth apd hhaser a 16-00! ted: sftuated on Tot OI d healthy: lance surround: =, depot ‘907 New York av. n.wamh18-4w* necticut ave, wear Dupont Cirle, 2 rooms each. Price $10 and $12. Apply to OK SALE-LOTS 11 AND 12, BLOCK 10, ON- on e heap. | JonN STEPIEN, Biadensbunr, Mad © apie” | iatio ve: ateradian thal a1 0e hese ap evs tan soe eg JFPAENS IN MD, VA. AND DISTRICT OF COLUM | ™,T}E Pypek Aud are oasis worth 5c. Appiyiatones. | 1 nine Lat, K wt, near Coumecticut ave, S4a120 to bia. Oue at Herndon, Va., of 20 acres, with the | _8P¢-1w____ — = = | alley. nest baildings in the County. will be wold at ® JOR SALETIMPORTANT TO INVESTORS | | 3 hive Lote, V st, near Jess than the cost to present owner, who contempia have secured 949.000 square feet in Whitney Close | 1 fue Lot. List hear It cing to his home in IIL Price 8,000: dirt cheap: | subdivision, makive about 2 Lots some ot wioel are | Ribil-Sm “Apyly CH AlGL the choicest of the entire tract, and which I will sell at small advance to immediate buyers. ‘Terms—\ cash, balauce 1,2, Saud 4 years Call at once, S.C. HILL, ap7-Lw, Real Estate. Sih and F’sts, JOR SALE—TWO VERY HANDSOME 80 front lots, on Q, bet. 20th and jaay land an ood as any i NGLEY’ & WOLSTON, 627 F st. EASY “TERMS, A NICE 120 mh19-3w* fance in woods, with good of apples, peaches, plums and SUARK, on the premutnene les trom, this city, i mile frum ae stnall fruit, 434 ant —LOT 1 So. 99, FRONTING 34 FEET | 9 ne = Tulroad station.” Price 81.700; $500 easly, balance it 225 Se eae ae FG8 SME AL SMALL GROCEI AND Pio One, two and thre "B00 fee! trot on Bo | Goin, Store, knowe se she Murda, Fruit Stor, iso-several sinall Tracts near railroad station at MG feet B inches Iron Don Saal be p LO “cad is Chute, Vay on eaay tern ibdary. nea Lith stm, w, 30 foot rear allege ales | AMY tOHENKY ENGLISH, 740 ath at. now. aps H. SYPHERD & CO., amost desitable Lot, 30 fet @ juches trout on Mx N INTELLIGENT PERSON, WITH LITTLE _ap8-tt 7 1007 Fat now. | ave. norti: sade, fei. yeh ‘and 10th sta. a w.casreat | A Nayteil taxemeral actu, tant make Big Mhoncy x LE — BRIGHTWOOD PROPERTY. 1M | barvain. Several square and parts of square hort: | dupes "il_and encampnvent.” Addrene 5 Sh a RORgOR Rammer. mi) EE caarlcyates sate faa ire et aa are a Taps-lwe STHS-DALY, OSL Fae B.W. | ga spe “GaP at Kosa} and 6, | XO BUILDERS, BOSS CARPENTERS, PRICK. JOE SALESSRVERAL FINE FARMS NEAR RE | 350) carp ee ayers, &e.—Proponaia invited for the erection of 1, station and highly improved. HJ. DALY, saLi BULLDING La story Honora, with basciuent and attics us Biri. | Be eons north wie, tween and epreiteations ready i iw ayn ave ar ot z a. ato pat. dant abot ud adress for ARGUS, Star office. ap7 at" SEVEN ROOM HOUSE AND TEN | fect norih of Test Tete at se all of ee aa A inl acres of land, with stabling and good well of | oriinal lots 15 and 16, in aq. S69. hgving a frontage of OOK AT THIS—YOU CAN HAVE YOUR FURNL- juter com cr and other out buildungs:"Uarec miles | 30S ft. on East Capo sty a Mer foon includiug | Ad ture and boxes stored at 905 New York ave. w.; frou city suitabletor dairy or truck farm. northwest | improvements. bargains. Builder and capitalists are | Change by load or bulk; goods hoisted by elevator, of Brightwood race track, On 14th st, road. Apply to | unvited to examiue. Mc M. KOHKEK, 34 and East | | «P¢-1a Se WM. REAMER, WM. F.REAMER, Ruane Wiest ap7-3t TOR RENT-DOARDING. HOUSE, 25, ROOMS, re 5 oF 907 New ¥ JOR SALE—A SMALL AND DESIRABLE Lor 1N |B Jarze dining room, house in the best fondition cor _avt-lwe 905 o 907 New York ave. n-w, Union Alley, betweey Le and Meant Lath, ang | S-‘ap and L tear ‘Govt Printing Othe. Ayply: to ws fri tui ety wtitable for gardenia dairy ot | LETT, Vie lat aw, A” AMO a | ‘itty Sirs 40H at tw ide nat buses FURIES fara orreldence fy age Ce MEERL CH | On ALK _SevEN LOTS IN ME PLEAMANT A | Hout or tliat miu ober busi fuse 1007 Pst. noe $1,000 each: fitty fect front; terms easy. BENJ, | Sion wiven immediately. ia FE PEE ACHE. 60 ACHES A | P DAVIS. L310 Fst. eis Apest’_| OK SALE-GLOCERY, DAILY RECEIPTS 960, : = LOTS OW IST OE Fag Siore at $1,000, abd other atores. Alert Hh adie, overlouking this city 2% | JOR SALE—TWO FINE LOTS ON ISTH St. Ex: | A Drag Stor at €19 4 other | iuiles distant; one-turd cash, balance tended, near Columbia rad, Meridian “Lill. 100 ft. | arly inocu 850.000, Dining rooms banca eee tong tn, aod front, for Soe. ft, adjoimne proud we are holding ai | 884 othicr business cl Commercial office, 35 F st A) D. RAMEY yM. 3. LATIM Uniontown, D. 40 and CUTTER & WIMEK, 1423 F st. ap7- OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-ONE | OF THE most desirable building sites in the District; six ic BU VEYOR, P.O. ADDRESS: 303 7th si_n.w., care of JE. T. H. SYPHERD & CO. ity, which has an ijurte interest by hav hice, D. RAMEY ESTATE, IMPROVED AND a propert AL located; “free Washinton real ext: eflect ‘busi aka ft. oy w acres, west Of 7th st-roadsin Shepherd's subdivision, | Latimer, Washington, D.C. Twenty Ave years’ con= aerate __—=*N007 Ft. | near Brigtwood, Takoma Park, Silver spring Sian, | Haut practice, a Aud, feareayor nh the Sunties of ok SALE—A BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF 6 ACRES, | and the ety; high,dry land, with aue view. text ef Grleeioe, Rake ky poaaein Soha tess Pueavittproven: no bulldives: Smile fron Fort LOUIS P. SPORMAKER, ct of Columbia, Refer by permiesion Fon- | est Glen Station, Set, Branch iit ap7-at 920 F st-nw. | Lites, ond. of Rigen & Co. and Gol. Nt Suit jade z XTER & MAcGOWAN, OR SALE—BAR poRtawneT, | eect Biers i | _ap7-3te 1008-1010 F st. aes eats | CQINERCIAL OFFICE. 938 F, ESTABLISHED | For OUNTRY SITE, Tst., bet. 141 Te. per sg. ft. for the purpse of disjomns of ‘business chances, | Facres,"on 7th street pike, one mile from sliver ta", $1 per aurit. tore, Dry Gouda, Grocers. ke. By 0G bet. Maud N's bet. 16th aud 17h, £150 per sg. near New York ave. 20x46 ape-3t AT, COUMBY, 1 VOR SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT W ney Close remaining at the oriinal prices. Also, wing Villa sives at Forest Glen Park, just Pst. i some 3 5 eee ; Tarties wishing such exchatuee’‘midrese, with partes aie | acetate mack, “Avety carly spd get choloect | Lever ‘properties ‘otiered, cash values, Bow ine = om BIG Fstnw. | Ofer. 5 SMALE ES NE Beier i 5 AOR HALE ON BLac Filiy tne selections now on | JQOH SALE-IN LOTS ON CALIFORNIA ST. 18370 | JRYELDING LOTS FOR SALE ON BLackistow aoe Sa aca Aah eis Se aes pee Ee PAGES coms bee W SYPHERD & CO., 1007 Fst. NDE ® SLALY, £410 N. ¥- ave. 63 | an +6. _mh18-2m" QTORAGE STORAGE TA crate rate. Separate and well ventilated house. Kd A= Huu | FOE SAE. } MOST RESTRABLE SMALL LOT near Dupont Circle, 22x46, with plans for honse, Apply to CHAS. EARLY, 603 1dth st.n.w. FOR SAE ONE FINE LOT ON 2 ST. toalley; price, 60c. OSTRANDER & 1410 8. Yay : nine roonis: : ble; price $3.00 TYLER & BUTHER! HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealers i GOGEBIC IKON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES IGHT- ca | % operft. The end Lands, and Real Ketate in Washington, Sipe Bulan. whieh ah PRLTHEREORB SS | Sic with'22 fet eruat on Tmicapaiis and Ghoape mb19-3w? 126 Fsthw. | te Bl Office: Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 F st. Foe sesaty. EL, MD. HALEWAY | JOR SALE—7 LOTS ON F ST. NF. 18x70 TO 10- eo ty ~ twpen, Washiturton and Baltimore, sud’ 30 minutes | WPS hey waterqan aud sewer! ofc wanted, terum | (HE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT ¢ Tin MY oodetieed Rome: Lots toner contains | Ci4y- OSTRANDER S STALY, L410 N.Yeave. aioe : about an acre, nicely laid out with flowers and fruit. ¥16 PA AVE. N. W. (South side ‘or leaving the its TWO BUILDING LOT | ROR Sale rorry. Persons ‘roe abroed yao Also, the opposite corner, containing one acre. This | K* taining 68,059 fect, fronune L st. avail themaclven of the advauttages offered by this coi Property isconvenient to the depot, andcan bebougut | Delaware ave. Will be offered. at Pauy for the safe keeping of bonds, securition, Jewelry, AUR iow figure, T¥LRE & RUTHERFORD, 1oo0-F | sold witkin ave days trom April_7th. Apply plate audother valuables. Clothing, palbtinie, w st nw. mb2b-2w? | 9th st nw. from 12 tolpan.or5to7 pan. PEAR pianos, Unica-brac, rugs carpets, Bc cam WARE AUTHORIZED To OFFER FoR R SALE NICE LOT ON 7TH ST. 8.£., Goop | Bestored etlow tates, Take action befor’, sxiher tam the Hyatt Mansion at Hyattsville, Md. The pro] cation: 202110 to good alley: p ‘on time, ‘Oftice Hours: 9am. to 4p. BL | erty is beautifully located, directly opposite the Tad: | Gy ARN DER SSAC E TOR Brae ane 266m % The pro} or bos api-im USE! So aiaen GEES = E.STOCKETT have for sale several of the most desirable houses |ALE_NINE ORIGINAL LOTS IN, SQUARE niake Phila, Pat. Back Bisnk Books 4 onder. in this most attractive suburb of Washinton, at pric ig isone, of he wou. desirable, nim. | line” perforate and. -nterite’ Murari, rang 361,000 % $18,000. "Alsou lane nun | pfovrd Propertica east of Lincoll Parl. street ie uow | Mustegnd fashion books bottud: ta all tyies Ver of lots, among the most eligible in the vil axe. cing opened; water main runs along i) ot joplendid | mayen, Send note, we will call me apian eed ee HU JOR SALE—ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA- ERY DESIRABLE COUN- | aps-at Tel and ‘about 800 pounds of Agate Type, lately Lawyers’ Hill, about % of a mile from | —*P°-4t_ in_tse on this jwper. The face of both fonts is de- RK or will reut dwelling furnished. | FOL SALE — e Sirable, they are’ in good condition, and capable of rx. 7. 8. HALL, Insurance aud Keal Estate 4 lots on Richardson Place. cellent service for twa or, three years o paper of st., Baltimor ‘mihiS1-1in0" Choice lots in W Inoderate circujation. Will be sold Gueap du bulk. Ade $ lots in Feuton drew THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CO, Lots at Forest Washinet ¢ fro) Kelay, Os ing House. ave. geres in grou! Fosdstation: one and s Bali large shade ‘trees and ornamental shrubbery: dwelling substantial brick structure, containing 25 rooms. y presents advantages fora summer hotel dings of Washington. Will betold ats Dargain, on Toundings of Wasi . #0] easy terme, to an immediate purchase AND LOTS AT HYATTSVILLE —Wwe OR SALE OR BE! paceon, Kony GB. o . axe tisvil Possession given by. Building lots also for sale. LOUIS D. WINE. 19:30 JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON city property Ihe Revers House at St Dents y, all trains stop eith. “RAVENSWOOD.” ‘This beautiful piace is situated in the cente? of the villare ot Hi, country for miles: improved by a thirteen-room house ; supplied with water from a cistern on the house; four and one-third acres. of round, fordiug abundant shade: home,a female seminal = Price, $13,001 x the ralt ‘Saturdayn 9am. tod p.m) ental shrubbery; dwelling B SALE SOME BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE | : ‘east side o ‘aud M ote. nw, ut 01 per foots on St Pe WARNES COs “O16 Fat. tw, j — circulars: NEAR | 30,000; ne, 3 per sq. ft. Us. | 2.000. ANDEKSO! ave. apse ove. 8.8. jd at a bargain, on . SMITH & SON, 1222 F st. ‘11 lots on 21s ~~ ,MONEY TO LOAN. MOSEX 10, LOan IN SUMS TO SUIT ON A proved real estate security, 3B. WARN! le, overlooking the surrounding ‘covered with trees, af- desirable for a quiet hotel, or summer beard- thes dst of ON REAL ESTATR, imb31] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 1 bY REAL ESTATE, PROMPE sttention to all applications.” Ay _aahs1-lin mih29-2 PISS feet at 17 ‘Meridian Hilland. Mt, Pleasant, over 309,000 fect RR, seven miles trom the Ielay); hotel cou. Tecessary outbuildings, aud 34; ‘Also, ten-roont Cottaxe, and 23% acres cho.ce building sites, includin 000 eS BE AS SUE TS SAT AE 000. jouses “under lewse to proi a BNO; = of tie ty UF ext THOMAS ae TCHELL - i ‘ thst. nw, four doors abuve 134 F st, Rooms 5 and6, oa: sf : = . " mh28-14t* Washington, D.C. woody = ¥ ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON ois = dw also Party of Squares and Single Lots for ti mus toe JOR RENT—FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, WITH TWO | gale‘at ers part of East ing Mistery teal estate security, iu Suns to sullae th 28 New Xi OR SALE— oF HYATTSVILLE. Persons with SMALL CAPITAL wishi res of choice laud, two miles irom city : bewutiful, ¥ location: 87 per mouth. Ht a. FHLLL es, avi Washinton. ‘apl-im FH. SMITH & SON, 1222 Fest, R SALE-V ST. BETWEEN 137H AND 147) sia nw —a desirable Lot, 20200 it. to 10 41 alle Sewer and water connections made; iron fence in frou! Jot under cultivation and well planted with trait aud HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 mS Sith st mw, MOSEx, Te LOAY ON RLAL Est ATE 1a sums tosuiL UsuraDce placed in best ies, 1 S 328-3, mh26-4w 0S. 6, HEASEY, 1006 ‘or sale at some of the sauiaiaction. Fi rug Stores and by the propricton, 1. ©. BISHOP, Draggist, 7300U ot, cor. Hat nw. = to secure a + —— — Missaiuetin al ie iar Ba es with SMALL, CAPIUAL wiahtog to secure o | Siruuuery- THs! Finite C0. Sir aga es Ae PREECE RSDAY,IN OR ABOUT. uw near (th. Mitiaee will ud Ie to dheiradvantage tolookat the Lats 2S ‘on cod collateral security of all aude, Arusy stat ice, ove $20 Bill. Finder rt bale As for sale in Johnson & Wine's addition. ‘These Lots are Navy pay wccounts cashed, el W. H. DEMISER, Lier Sg Wiis 0r 10a Het meee ered Gtr | On bigh ground aud elegantly Iveated. HYATTSVILLE 424 New Yoru ave. ‘020-3 ae Si « # OO | has made wonderful strides in the past three years, and "S ror aaa RAE O8T—BBOWN SETTER GIP; answers to the namo « 00 | Gives promise of s bracht and prosperous faiure, $100.000 Ra}. kG Fy Fanny. Hetura to BOD st-aw.and receive ro Go fer Pam Eleven trains each way daily on the B.& 0. RR. Com | Mésitareounty 40 customers” dnsurence in test cou ee ee ae eee “ Cs.w., near 3d. “1,100 = easure in showing: - panes, J. i. HEKIFORD, 1423 8 st jas (CSTONE GOLD EARRING, WITH THREE JAMES W.TVTEIE | ofthese Lotsrand will take parties out free of canes | , 2 Faris Lai acres in Meradoi, Va" a 4g ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, LN SUMB pearl sets, on April 7th. | Finder will be rewarded 820 F st. u.w..second floor. | snd show the premises. ‘Litle guaranteed perfect, aud | $7 Goh" oe MCS eS ‘i1_ returned to 348 \irvinia ave. s.w. it*_| 30k SALE — HOUSES, LOTS AND COUNTRY | termseasy. ‘LOUIS D. WINE, co w. &. O HOLTZMAN, ny b Por SAE e8, LOTS COUNTRY t 4 ‘apo-2w 1006 F street n. (ain aud T7that and Pennyplvania aves 27555) | ginlee Ged, We LINKING Heal Wstee Boge poe | te N PLACES TRUCK | JJOR SALE_A SAFE aNvestwent, waren | orm Wuhan a , . infa. GEO. W. z = z ENT, = Senay a Bul. “85 reward will be given if returned to"1715 H | and H mh26-imo_ Grain and Bruit Farue o all size; Mills and Thus? Bwie DOUBLE IN, VALUE tnaide of ote year, on | [Omer TO toanoe Ae ao Et nae OR SALE—2141 K ST. NiW.—TWO STORY AND | ber Lands: improved and unimproved city properties | Fonnayivania ave. east imtuediately adjoiulns the ew | “"S, acrate commimsious. “Ne delay. scan een: UND—THE TWO MISSES WHO LEFT HERDIO | I’ busement press brick font, eight rooms, in excel. | for sale and ¢ Grpateat Bareaing, ‘Bend for | bridge, 100,000 teet in sauare 1,077, Cho. e LANRINS, cor. Hand 21st and G ats. n.w. Tuesday evening near dark, | lent order modern improvements: lot 17.4 by | catalogue. WM. H. MAIN, Cor. aw. | OBBMS; ceay ora: pertect Ute OME IG LA will call at 2024 Ist after 4p. me 100 tet; price 85,300. Apply to owners on pretnises. | _wBI¢-Kme meg | anc rollonrinn fed uae entucky ave.,30e. | NA ONEX TOLOAN ‘on rea ) REWARD FOR A CHECK DRAWN By | _™B262we R SALE—PINE TIMBER LAND. 34,500 ACRES | Stiire south uf L001, triangle, Georvia s Geuste socuriy. MITC Ore bows, LO acre. Etentouse inf SALE—A CENTRALLY-LOCATED 3-sTORY | 4 of carefully selected Pine Timber Land (nosupe-' Sduare east of 1042, triatucle, Kentucky ave, 3 O20 1427 Peunsyivania ave dik Mare Hotel oe | E'Brick Dwelling, 0 rosin bathtoom and collars al | slot body of thuber I-nd in the United States) esti. , SUuAre cant of 1047, triangle, Kentucky ave. xe, ieee .- ans at bed A Sa EE | aa i SATU Poe od | HMRI ShaMace Gagarnrnany Soren ee | Rous 24 ener: roe tes Se OMT aren or retest OST_ON APRIL 6,A GOLD BAR whuasrery | © BUTHEREORD. 1220 ¥ et. nw.“ mbho6-2w- | (itlints or company at obe"Afth tia valuelt pur | Rauare 036, Maryland avenuc, 4 ‘ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY. oi Cameo Set. “Asuitable reward Suite EN | FROR SALY CIUEE STORY BRICK DWELLING, | chased before Juue ist, 1687. Title abwolutely per | Stuare 1032. Maryland, om i ‘THUS. Fipittlt & CO. aed ae ‘and cellar; ‘and all mod ‘and particulars ‘ofice, USE e y E : os pe i ier ieeied a ttrercm ot Pesta aren fe |tompe 9 and, Waster BS Eun ure mar ir Cantata. | 9 ORY TOUOAN ORAL ESTATE AT LOWES nd ears.a scar under right fore leg and ide, | =a a TORY BRIGK DWE FOperY my Jato residence Besides Dalf squares, lota, etc.,etc., from three | P24 ___ Sire eee ineee oti Vokere | Pe sear ae near a ue res | See eae cepirubearion ce pe TOE eee ‘O8T — POCKET-BOOK, CONTAINING "Price, 1,400 each. Now under rent. TY 1 ‘ddth Ww. ‘the way, look at lot 4, in square 1,063, on G st. a. clans eccuritics, ot low einays Check of Wei in ALGAAS geo Te | SPOR 280 Fat nw hod yas | MIETLE, 1th and N ste. nv. 27a" pet foot hots and lay rove throw a syhere the security #8 604. 308 7th at. m. Finch d'sons and quarteriy cobsateton cepted POR SALE 180, 8 St. NW, ANEW THREE. Mu: J. P. P. apt 526 Pa. ave. me. by B. and O, railroad. to the undersigned. “Ea ‘story and , containing eleven, - = Segcircareeen On ATP | peter eee cee eee |e CEP Sami ih oe aS tates | Sexo Seuz Dexor Hara fe aa Sree sd fe L iG, owner ‘builder, 153 " brick ich int at WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE- fo “sie fe Low Us bet iathand 1th n, we at $1.03 | « es agg ery of the body of the man whe oes STAL BARGAINS— 1207 F STREET NORTHWEST Lote Ww, betty and Ivth'nw..atG2e. ft wned off Long in Georgetown channel. on OR SALE SPI Sle an ahs a Ist and 2d. Q and Ks. eat 12¢, Dect 70h lak SUMO AY USS BOTS anagyerne TO per cent investinent’ “Primeaer oor core = = — a reremoaa ‘SMPORTER, Saag mm Brick Wallach Place bet. 13th & 14th SALE_17,000 FE RTIXG pate eee peace ee PeEeiee to acquaint her Pat ‘shes now prepared ‘Tire, East Capitol at, bet, 6th and 7th... G0") open on MONDAY her SECOND ‘ATION L008 F at. a. pedenaeyae jemi ata 2 Pecotanitifrion bet OUs and Tap aa Frooms oa x ENGLISH AND FRENCH NOUND Hats axp| “Apriyatoncot aonGh MEE.” | OF PARIS AND LONDON MILLINERY, compeaing ut BONNETS 2 ork are. SIXROOM BRICK HOUSE ON | BONNETS end HATS in Lace and those SUITABLE | ]}OR SALE—IMPORT: ‘From the Jeeding London and Paris Houses, Petiectnd saad ine ow rented: pays 108 | BO oe Fos sg. rund 3, esween Special attention given to Mourning ordara’” Mansa | Pergent, Price “| yor cosTUMES. mnr0-1m | EELis McLEMON, 1008 fet aw.