Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1887, Page 4

ST Wavy = as THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather: Indications for the 2 hours commencing at p.m. For District of columbia, Delaware Maryland and Virginia, slightly warmer, fair weather, light Varlable winds generally from east to south. FOOD ADULTERATION. CHATTER 1. The question of the adulteration of food has re- ceived special attention of late on account of the Tecent report of the government chemists, who were appointed some twelve months or so ago for the express purpose of investigating this most Im- portant matter. This report calls the attention of the public very forcibly to the existence of evils Litherto unsuspected. We will confine ourselves ‘to the consideration of that portion of the report Telating to SPICES AND CONDIMENTS. ‘The tnvestization shows that “no other kt human food are adulterated to such an extent proof of which the following Interesting state- ment regarding sarlous salaples of splees ts Sub. Jut of twenty Samples of ground cloves only two were pure, ie., unadulterated. Out of thirteen sampies of ground pepper only one Was pure. Out of ten samples of ground was pure unchanged mustard; all quantities of wheat flour, colored with to resemble mustard, in some cases the | amounting to two-thirds of the com- | of the diMeulty of obtaining | alned from the considera dut of ten samples of mus- 7) taken at random none was pure.” The tenstbie reason for the almost Invartabie pract Of adulterating mustar four is that pt Mustard 1s too stron; able. Other Manufacturers defend the adulteration on the found that owing to its oily nature tt ts ie to grind mustard fi Teason Is that flour cost MARKELLS UNION BKAND have demonstrated the practicability of grinding Wustard without any admixture of flour or any ‘Other foreign substance. The absence of four, which distinguishest heir brand,relieves them of the neces. sity which compels manufacturers of adulterated Drands of attempt pheeal the presence of flour by the liberal use of turmeric. ‘This differ- ence in color will be at once apparent to any one Who will compare a can of Union Brand Mustard with any of the imported brands, the best of Which have been proven. by chetnical analysis, to De adulterated. If you find Union Brand Mustard? oo pungent to suit fe the remedy 1s at hand in your own ¢ Simply add_ sufficient four to ay desired shade of mildness, But ‘Wouldn't you rather buy your flour at the price of flour than to buy It in “unknown quantities in rd at the price of mustard? Union Brand Mustard fs packed in ful Weight 1 Ib., 3¢ Tb. and %& Ib, Square tins, and 1s manufactured” by Mar- 21 Brothers, Baltimore, proprietors of the Paca am Mustard and Spice Mills, established 18) For sale in Washington by Geo, E. Kennedy & Son, J. B. Bryan & bro. J. F. Lemuel Er- good, C. E. Parker and other leading grocers, Dr. Hexry P. Parks, chiropodist and dermatol- ogist, removed to Dr. Kenison’s parlors, 1201 Pennsylvania avenue. Corns and buntons treated ul manner, 25¢. each. Hair and . by lady artists. The , #1 per bottle. ith low prices "and fair dealing, 18 Dr. Parks” mott =1GuT.—Visit Washington xt to H. Bostox S¥MPHONY sTRA, Congregational | und 19, Keserved seats, at Elits’, REIS, &c.—The ber Co., 209 Oth street. Dorthwest, re prepared to supply | &: a els, pipes, &e. Sup- py Yourself eurly and get the use of it during the summer. See J. MeL. Dodson’s advertisement under Stores for kent. ‘sLic.—For pure wines, such as and the celebrated Virginia ., of, mY own production, call at Xander's ime Vaults. Guarautee lowest’ prices. “909 7th BW Great Baca! nod, Feal felt Derbys, $1.50! Mneyge; at ALT. Lewis. 48 7th st. To measure, $25 suits. Elseman, cor. 7th and E. For Washington dressed beef go to Jobn R. Keily, stall 625, 629 and 630 cor. 7th and:E. As FasY as a Stocxix¢—Our Kangaroo shoes. Try them and you'll wear no other. Geo. W. Rich, 409 7th st nw. a ‘To measure, $25 suits. Fiseman, cor. 7th and E. Boy Yarr Pap-Locks—they cannot rust—none better. Use them. ‘To measure, $5 pants. Elseman, cor. 7th and E. ‘Warcues and Jewelry on instaliments to respon- sible parties, Ladson, 4:55 7th st. uw. ‘To measure, $ pants. Eiseman, cor. 7th and FE. R. HENDERSON, 973 F street northwest, formeriy of 403 gub sireet northwest, Lincoln Hall Spring atyles wail papers, window Shades, &c. ‘To measure, $5 pants. Eiseman, cor. 70h and E. Gnowens’ depot for the sale of California wines for family use: distinct from trade wines. F. Pobndorif, southeast corner 11th and F sts. D.w. ‘TarLontsa DErARTMeNT—More than 1,000 styles toselect from. Suits from $25 to $50.’ EISEMAN Bros.. Manufacturers, Tailors and Clothters, Cor. ‘7th and E sts. No More high prices. _Hempler's, ave., cor. 43. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. CONGREGATIONAL CaURCA.—Her Schott’s Concert. Aumaven'’s.—“Fantasma.” ‘Natronat.—Boucicauit in “Fin MacCooL” Haruts’—“The Black Flag.” KeEway’s.—“Hils Sin.” Ding Museru.—“A Coid Day.” Manassas PaNomaa.—Day and evening. ——+_—_ Condensed Locals. at St. John’s chureh last oruing amounted to $2,300. The Sunday ners th the afternoon were $442.5 ttendance last evening at a tthe Metropolitan M. E. churea. The “sin charge was composed of Mr. J. C. George F. Timms, Mr. H, B. Bolte: 3 Mrs Timms and Mrs Bolton of the refreshments, t jers of THE STAR are taking ad- ably itberal offer of THe vertised in another coluran) to or inore of the leading periodicals A large saving can be made in Sunt + was the twenty-first anniversary of orsyth’s membership of the chotr te Conception as leading tenor, pastor of the church, presented dsome hand-painted French china us 2 recognition of bis services. on sends the Young Ladies Journal Godwin, dealer in trimmings and o4 M street, has made an assigament for the benefit of her creditors, Terence of C. W. Thorn for $480.58. im the Police Crore Ran young ‘YY and Ernest vis, were eaarzed by Ofticer Towner with cruelly torturing a m Boundary street last night, and they Were fined $20 or 60 days each. Council No. 4, G. U. O. of O. F., has elected the following officers: W. G. M., Chas. M. + M.,S. H. Wilkins; Grand Secretary, Chas.” H. Short and Treasurer, David Warner; Grand Chaplain, Jas. H. Davis S. Beverly 5 George Scott, At the quarterly meeting of the Colored Woman's Home Association yesterday the report of the sec retary, Miss Helen A. Cook, Was read, showing that at present they are providing for 103 children and efght women, ‘Through registered pouches have been estab- Ushed between this city and Denver, Col, and Kansas City, Mo. ‘Clements Lodge of Good Templars, at tts meet- ing last night, initiated five new members. A jarge Dumber Of Visitors from other lodges were present. ‘The chorus choir at the Metropolitan M. E. chureh has been superseded by a quartette, under the direction of Mr. Kobvinson, of Choral’ Union —— ee eee Se = soprano; Miss Mattie éray, contralto; Mr. W. B. Atkinson, tenor; and Mr. Hobinson, basso. President Hurt, of the Washington and George- tewn Rattroad Company, accompanied by Messrs. ‘Tempie and ver, directors of the company, ave gone to visit the larger cities of the coun- Uy Where cable motors aud other motors are in use On the street-car Mines. ——>+—__. ‘Twe Meworial LUTHERAN Cuvacu.—The annual onal meeting Of the Memorial Lutheran Church was held last evening. ‘The folowing were elected as members of the Chureh Council: George Kyneal, jr., as elder; G. W. Callahan, W.H. ‘Stuard and Dr. W. K. Butler as deacons’ The Vestry 1s now composed of J. G. Bright, Dantel Ramey and A. B. White, in addition to those elected last evening. The treasurer's report shows, ‘the duancial affairs of church to be ina flourtsh- ing condition. Within the two months ‘twenty-eizht Hew hames have been added to the membership, and steps are now being taken to renovate aud improve the interior of the church during the coming summer. This ts one of the ehurenes where all the seats are free, apd which derives its revenue from the voluntary offerings of THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, “Five-cent” Whisky. Affinirs in West Washington. Boys Who Carry Fire-Arms to UT “THE LAD! \"—DRINKS aT Grarron HaRPER’s FUNERAL.—The funeral of le NES TOOK STOVEPIFES al, aL The I Ove Eany Stavcnre: CITY ITEMS. e Rush Sul Continues pelled from School. Alexander Riggs, the keeper of a grocery store | from is resigence, 0, Snot K street. and was At Young's Fire Sale. z 4 THE ORDER NOT TO AFFECT THE CADETS AND. THEIE | Wao tn ‘the Police Cour this morsiag, charged Sar ait Come ‘Oy. the National Riles tind’ ty | KNOCKING THE BOTTOM OUT OF HIGH PRICES! What De You Chew? MUSKETS—AN INQUIRY AB TO STUDIES IX THE | by Omcer Brice with keeping an unlicensed bar. | Wesiington and Nelson Division ef ‘Ueitemen | “to Rouiers tea Woesy seer — HIGH SCHOOL—CHANGES AMONG TEACHERS,ETC. Mr, Cahill appeared for the defendant, and en- | Hank of K. of P.. representatives, of covenant a Underwriters’ Sale of Dry and Fancy At the meeting of the school board last night, | tered a plea of “not guilty.” Mr. Padgett ap. | 104 ‘Department, of which the deceased was SH RS S fell pee at eee K g6 at Youna’s, 736 7th st. n.W, 7 after the mass of routine business that had acc” | Permomas Parcer testified that during the montn | 20205 8 member. The pall-bearers were Messrs, es, H RRN & co Sg and D. Lough eae rag eee ad been (iispoced of | of December he purchased a number of drinks | 13s of P, sames L, Warwick ana ir oe aivingy HOR RN Bye agents tof “Letters Strawberry Twists was Mr. Ross proposed the following, stating that be | from the defendant. On cross-examination he | ofthe ‘Metropolitan. Police, Charles R. Schutt and Se a did it in view of the many accidents that had Map- | said he owed the defendant a grocery bill. Charles Baker of the Odd Fellows, Rev. J.8.Lind-| BPA, AE A § 9 Es Ivory Starch.—A little warn water, a uttie pened and complaints that were made on account | _ Mrs. Parker, wife of the pi ‘Witness, testi- | say, of St. Johns P. E. church, officiated. Servieess| Ep AA ak 9° ES starch,quick,economical, beautiful work. Try it. 8 of boys carrying pistols: fied that she fiad purchased beer in the defend-| were conducted at the cetietery by Hermione BP OSS tut £44 SoS Hew ~| wnat ts the Best Chewing Tobacco? Ordered, That every public school, pupil’ of the | ber, she waain the sore with Mrs Branton are ‘VESTRY OFFICERS ELECTED.—The vestry of Christ nee ~ | MLotuier's straw! = sovd District, who,after a tur hearing shall be shown ( | ‘Trucks, Ed. Howe and her husband, and the fatter | p.'— church organized yesterday afternoon, and — “The Queen of Beers.—No famtly should have carried upon nee Laredo treated them. The ladies took “‘stovepipes” and | elected the following officers: C. M. Mattl be wiote Slocriein's celebrated Beer, 73. per aa a oe eee anneclng Xo or returning | the men took whisky. She said she owed Mr. Rey- | register; G. T. Dunlop, treasurer; Win. Knowles, SLAUGHTER BULLETIN. a Om] FH. FIstuy Age L506 Dah frome schoo!, any pistol or other iire-arm, shall D¢ | nolds a bili. and he imade her a present of it be- | senior warden; Ben}. Miller, junior warden; Rich at Sy Sb summarily expelled from the pul re schools, Bons eause she offered him $2 at one time, and he said | T. Cropley and Wm. Wheatley, assistants to the ss For Bargains shall not be reinstated during the then pending ) ye would rather make her a present of it than | wardens: C. M. Matthews, delegate to the diocesan NOTE OUR PRI Inst Yelvets go to Young’s FireSale. 4 cacy Thats evversang, princes, | eather ade!” Sot aetna pas | erm Ang Mu, ean de pil pes —— een fered, . r e defenda! Nores.—The mem ente ent — charged with we duty of eee Cage With an yeast powder bottle and she returned | Curtis’ Hall last night for the benefit of Trinity evenywnete — er Naas. = read to the pupils of every public schoo! © | with a drink of whisky in it for her father. (Catholte) Parish Schools was.a financial su TOBOGGAN TURBANS, * ” said Mr. * “ f IK e deter ice a of er! 3 wi and Fancy Goods, at YouNG's, 736 7Uh St. n.w. Would not deprive the High Schoo! Cadets of thelr } piace. "On cross-examination he sald he also owed | Rewembie on the vacant, lot Corner of Sete and F Big bargains can be securede ay muskets.” be considered,” | MF- Reynolds a bill. streets, nearly every afternoon and evening, and eure aoa a _“That’s a matter that ought to be cot James Parker, No. 1718 Riggs street, testified | annoy residents in the vicinity by whooping and| NTRIMMED HATS—ROUGH-AND-READY. Everybody’s Chew. Whaz? “Lottiers said Mr. Ross. yp. | that he had been drinking “tive-cent whisky” in | cursing and depredating on private property.— 3 Strawberry Twist.” Wass President Darlington, however, solved the prob- | the defendant's place for several weeks. Annie Madden, who was arrested here for larceny Jem In a lawyer-like way. Edward Howe testified that he drank liquor in | a short time since, 1s not Annie Madden, the seam- ‘The order,” he remarked, “refers to fire-arms purist 0 2 irried upow’ the prewices’ ‘The cadets do not | tHedetendant’s place some time before Christ | stress of 1220 28th street.- carry the muskets upon the premises. on the premises, and belong there.” It was generaily agreed that the order The funefal of John mas, but could not remember the date. Witness | Shoemaker, who died Monday at his residence in | BOUG# AND READY BONNETS, They are | qenied that he had ever drank in the place with | ‘Tenleytownh, took place this afternoon, Inblack and colors. Sold elsewhere at 39. Mrs. Parker and other women. TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A. foes bese aly cog $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world for the money. Orders by mail, McGee's, 9th near Dt. W&s Don’t Miss Young’s Bargains could not | " ‘This closed the testimony, ‘and the court im-| M.—Great Falls, temperature, condition, 36; Of Damaged Goods, Fire Sale, 4 pel gpeortdn ig ha gia the cadets of thelr | posed a tine of $109. Appeal noted. Feeeiving reservotr, temperature, 00; condition at | DRESS HATS. Chew “Lottier’s Strawberry Twist,” passed. "It was decided to have the order dis- a Fon go distributing’ feaman at South connec- | pitty different styles of Fancy Dress Hats, Ko-Ko | and save the tags; you Wont regret it. For fall played on placards, as well as to have 1t read 10 Eneescke ane Emewreds Miidicn ‘at influent? gate house, Soe eaatiegg | braid, Milan Brim. Sold elsewhere at $1. particulars write to Lawrence Lotter, Richmond, the schools, THE SIXTH SECTION OF THE ACT PASSED AT THE RE- | CONEHD igate-nouse Seo house, 96; conditions Our price, only 65c. Va. Wes bpp told CME ETA Genet oe: Dee a te, Rest in the World. Indestructible $10 Trunk. A resolution offered by Dr. Fraucis was adopted | On March 5 last the Assocation of Fire Under-| Sura a CHURCH FOR $50,000 Damacrs.—Yester- | FANCY BRAIDS. $5 Everlasuing Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pacave. eo. requesting the principals of the High Schools “to | Writers of the District asked the District Com- | day, in the Circult Court, Judge Cox, the case Of | “ ‘The Dandy, Wild Rose, Stella, Clarissa, Siebs, Me- ee furnish the board before the next regular meeting | missioners what is their interpretation of the sixth | Harriet J. Woods, by her next iriend, W. I. Woods, | “dors, Lola, Helen and Jilt. Sold eleewhere at 750. against Trinity parish was taken up. ‘This is an with a complete lst of all the studies that are | section of the act to regulate insurance in the Dis- | action for $50,000 damages, claimed because & Onur price, only 450. now being taught duriag the school year in said | trict. They as clean and explicit s tment of the limit to which each study is pursued, er ic) el May 26, 1883. The plaintiff, then twelve years of 0 W ach study 1s pt sured shail attach toeach poli if tt was intended | ae, was at Hirst. supposed (6 have been fatally in- | 7B? Yasser, Norman, and Burleigh, ‘made of Milan Schools; also to give a mentioning the method or methods used, wher¢ ‘ed also, as that section requires | shutter fell on her while she was playing on the tate- | that a copy of the application made by the in- | street near the church, 3d and Cstreets northwest, | TURBANS. to apply to fire Insurance polici rs honed f ford, 487 Paav. Everybody is Chewing “Lotter’s straw- berry Twist.” Wass Dry and Fancy Goods, slightly damaged by fire and water, will be sold at slaughtering and Fancy Brim. Sold eleewhere at 75c. Fives, at YOUNG'S, 736 7th st. DW. iid more than one exists, for instruction in any study | ray made on oral applications by. the party de- ju. anor fas been lett with her lower ‘Our price, only 45c. bas) oe) 2 {as in the Latin pronunciation). Any further tn- | siring insurance. Under advice from Mr. H. E. nine Ripro eli CURIA eee PTR Why Don’t You Try “Lottier's Strawberry a condition of sald schools Davis, assistant attorney for the District, to whont accigaucewutielainusit societies held respon: | FINE MILAN. Twist. Was8 SUPPLEMENTAL READING MATTER. repiy that, as the sist section imposes no auty | SBI as there was;ne noticegiven of the insecurity | "Special Lenders—Origtnal shapes of our own, espe Save 50 Per Cent A resolution was adopted empowering the text- | upon then}, itis a matter purely between the in- | Of iver a Tec: | cially imported for King's Palace: also of our own | On fine Cloaks, Young’s Fire. 4 “ surance compantes and thelr patrons. ‘The law | CUtred the others were examined and all pro- ae book committee to select supplementary reading | SUT panies and their p : nounced secure. domestic manufactures: becoming shapes bothfor | peogy aiderney Butter churned every morning 's | provides no penalty for violation of that section, ae ae young and old, in all braids and colors, . Seite ee matter for the use of the second grades, and have | bng the companies must devermnine for themselves and delivered tn 3; 10. “Ward” prints, 45c. per Ib. auch selections printed for use, at a cost not ex- | wit would be the consequences of a failure to ob. | « OFMCuRs EuzevED.- The annual meeting of the ou a soae Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk’; Sweet Mili ceeding $400. serve the requirements lald down, a3 well as what | § gLon, nent Relief Association Se. per quart, Cream 1c. Superintendent Powell stated that the second- | those requirements mean. 3: ei re A Ca its Frere clected for the ensuing year, as follows: Win. ading them, and, as he believed, Wants Money and Not Prayers. grade pupils 1 were how re-1 Practically accompitshing nothing. CHANGES AMONG TEACHERS. ‘Miss Josephine Bettis was granted a leave of ab- sence for the remainder of the school term. ‘The resignation of Miss Fanny A. Barrier was received Zane was promoted from and accepted. Edith 3 class two to three: the alary of W teacher in the High School, Was increased to $860; Miss M. H. Somerville, R. B. Peters, and die were appointed substitute teachers; Ulysses | ing to him tolend his abilitic Was held at Shea's Hall last night, and officers | rarsnrep HATS. H. Baum, president; Rudolph F. = dent; E. J. Burt,’ secretary; W. A.’Thompson, | Prices ranging at A LAWYER'S BUSINESS PROPOSITION TO THE W. C. T. U | treasurer; David Lescallett, W. H. ‘Smith, W. A. H. Mr. Danie! Cahill, the lawyer, who has been | Church, S. B. Beyer, and Geo. W. Dant,’ board of somewhat conspicuous in the defenseof persons | ‘rectors. brought before the courts charged with violating Uquor laws, yesterday received a letter trom Mrs. | Ercarxa Rebecca R. Jones in behalf of the Women’s Christ- a . TIPS. ee Quick | ian Temperance Union, stating that he had long} SIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY 2.50, $3, $4, and $5. FLOWERS. ‘75e. a bunch. M. E. Bro- | been “the prayerful subject of this Union,” appeals Ss, “not to protect these = artle, vice-presi- | Our Trimmed Hat Department beats the world, at Elegant French Flowers at 15, 19, 25, 35, 50, and CUTICURA. All colors of Tips at 25, 37, 60, 65, and 75e.abuncb. | FOE SALE SOUTH W WEEN IST BLE, 19 F Bt. OR SALE—126x70 TO ALLE pd 2a sis. W t POE SALE VERY, CHEAP FOR A FEW DAYS, 68,059 square fest of round in square 712, bi a frontage on Delaware ave.. L st. and Colfax SMITHS SON, 1222 F st. iw, T CORNER 2D Al LmLe 7 ewer, water, and good neilibor hood.” “Also, four, fine “Lots on Pst nw. opposite Blaine mansion: 27x90 feet. OSTRANDER & STA- RIBBONS. v : G. Black Was appointed a sub-assistant’ teacher, | moral lepers, but to crush them,” and closing by LEY, 1410 New York ave. i apLe-3t hd applications. for. teachers’ positions were re: | Saying “tor you our prayers shall'ever ascend. TREATMENT.—A warm bath with Curicura Soar, | Flegant Fancy ‘Ribbons, exclusive styles, st very low | 7 <7 ron TEN DAYSCAN ELEGANT Pirom Mises & ‘Mt Pinkney and Nannie H.| Mr. Cabill, in replying, stated that 1t was by | andasingle application of Curicuna, the great Skin| figures. Miss Nell » Plummer Ww Metropolitan Invest , of Montgomery Coun ground, Was recetved and rei tee on high se from James E. red. to the coumit- | life my nner for a application irom the pupils of the Lincoin 3 ‘School session was granted, Applications for the use of a school buflding near | SUID Of $5,000 annually, Good Hope, and another on the columbia. read for | with you to abstain in’ the future from detendi church and Sunday School purposes, were referred | the ‘moral lepers,’and, while not agreeing to to the trustees of the sixth division. A petition from teachers a: S promoted from | his protesstouai praclice that he supported bis | Cure. This repes ted daily, with two or three doses of sstwe. A.communtcation from the | family. “Ihe Income derived from that protes- | Curicura Resouvent, the New Blood Purifier, to | WRAPS. ve and Balding, assoc” | sou" fe ads, “yeu ask me (9 rellng , Md., tendering to the | do you offer me fu return therefor? ‘Prayers’ : : High School Cadets Garrett Park as a camping. | they Support with the bread und elothing of this tating, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active | $2. ols. An application was received | Ucally speaking, I think not. Have you nothing Pjanttor's place. An | more substanUdl Lo tender? “Without awalting a | species of Itching, Scaly and Pimply Humors of the Elegant Beaded Silk Visites at $8, $0, $10. ight | reply, I will, in iny turn, tender toyour association | Scalp and Skin, when the best physiciansand remedies 2 shoot forthe use of room to continue thelr | terund | Seciire me by bend, representing good ral | fal. me to relinquish, What and $3. Aetna Fo Prac. | Will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Ringworm, Psori- Ute interesting and growing family? Prac- Lane anitan sani Baber pia VISITES. estate lovated upon ¢is earth, the full and just and I Wilimake acovenant ECZEMA ON A CHILD, id | _ Your most valuable Curtcura Remepres have done in crushing them,’ Will, in all Christian tdelity, | ®Y child ao much good that I feel like saying this for | LACE CAPS, JERSEYS. - Jerseysat 93 cents, $1, and $1.25. ing that the sub- | faithfully observe such’ agreement.” the benefit of those who are troubled with skin disease. Fifty dozen Lace Caps at 25c. and 35c. stitutes’ working monta be thirty days instead of —>——— My little irl was troubled with Eczema, and I tried twenty, as at present, Was referred to the commit- Real Estate Sales. evel tors and medicines, but did not do her any | srr AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES te tee C. 8. Chesney nas bought of M. G. Emery, et al., | #004 until 1 used the Curicuna Resepres, which ‘At25 cents pair. 70 CLOSE THE COLORED SCHOOLS. parts of lots 12 and 13, sq. 75%, fronting on A | *Peedily cured her, for which owe you many thanks At the request of the committee of and many nights of rest. ments for the Emancipation celebrat! arrange-| street, between 2d and 3d northeast, for Hon It was | $11,454.5 ANTON BOSSMIER, Eprxpunau, Ixp. | PARASOLS AND SILK UMBRELLAS. wilding Lot in Mt. Pleasant; uo eround wasted in depth, with good frontage. Can ‘be bought for 81.200, cash. "Address Box 18, Star office, alse iil | KeeP the blood cool, tue perspiragion pure and unirri-| Jackets, a large sseortment, at $1.26, $150, $2,| F{OR SALE_FINE LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS ave., near 14th st.; 21-foot front; no waste ground; fronting on two atrects,. $0,900. BAXTER & WAN, 1008-1010 Fst.” 13st FOR SALE—LOT ON 47H, NEAR A ST. 8. F298 front and 52 deep: party wall oy oue side inclided rice 82 per foot. BAXTER & MACGOWAN, 100: 1010 Fst 13-3 FOR SEAT ABA 80%130: only two ave.; will sell all or balf at 40 cont also west half of square 1129.at only foot, titles pertect. Apply to LOUIS P 920 F st nw. = FOE SALE, BUILDING LOTS ON PST. BETWEI Sth and 16th sts., 20x71 to alley: these are short lots aud will be sold separately or tozether. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, 804-806 F st. 1.w. apie R SALE — TWO FINE CORNER LOTS 0: Stanton Square me., three squares from C per mquare foot: Cents per square SHOEMARER, rounds, comprising about 10.000. feet: parkiti on * Parasol ik Umbrel ah, handsome, and | Glasactiasctts ‘aves about 4) oY Inquire Grdered that the colored schools be closed next | neon ih eee Sprigy Poole have TETTER OF THE SCALP. oospraacd vegies =" OWNER Soo Lath at howe, 700? feet. Tnanare of jonday. nght of F. W. oper, square or block 133, R809 14th aes is a pele cee of ‘Burlieth (formerly the Alliance tract), ior| Iwas almost perfectly bald, caused by Tetter of the ROR SALE LOT ON, Playing with the College Boys. $20,000. topof the scalp. I used your CuTicura REMEDIES foo ae THE NATIONALS AND THE YALE SINE—PAUL HINES — about six weeks, and they cured my scalp perfectly, ‘THE WASHIN« CHANGE, n.c. cor. of Pa.ave. and 15th st. n.w., of ENTHUSLASTICALLY RECEIVED. The Caterpillars. and now my hair is coming back as thick as it ever was, site Treasury Department. spi-aer ‘The game between the nals and the Yale | MR. SMITH REPORTS WHAT THE PARKING COMMIS- J.P. CHOICE, Warresnozo’, Texas. | CAUTION.—Don’t buy your goods before inspecting | JOR SALE-SPECULATOI AWHILE, College boys yesterday afternoon was rather tame, SION IS DOING. COVERED WITH BLOTCHES. ‘the Great Bargains at and thik on this, o1 ‘The only feature which e strolled into the field. He was dressed 1 costume. He relieved Waltney at cente Very first thing he did was to catch a sky ball in fine style. Almost e seemed pleased beyond measure at the e worth and K e visi. eak int Coen aS ae caren aceee OL the Vist: | Vear. For some time the WorkIen employed ce | Ttie worth its weight in pare gold fer akin disease, , king commission have devoted their atten- | believe it bas no equal. W. W. NORTHRUP, $14 SEVENTH ST! NORTHWEST. threw a “ittle off at times “o'Day | Yon to cutting down the cocoons apa ‘BEET and Dealy, of the Statesmen, made a_ very | Worm acceptable’ battery for the hoine team. It was | Ucular p ane that Dealy failed to throw | Piller, of to second when trying to put outa runner. ‘The | the vest some very good work, although noticed during tae g ball alwa! Gaffney’s direction on account of Dealy’ ied great enthusiasm | Mr. Wm. R. Smith, chairman of the parking was the appearance of Paul Hineson the diamond. | Commission, has submitted to Engineer Commis-| I want to tell you that ‘your Curtcuna RESOLVENT During the early part of the second inning Hines | Sloner Ludiow a y motion he made during the gaine Was wildly cleered by the crowd, who reached the base on the bounce. This | B€StS On their lirst appearance. If this cannot SEND FOR “HOW TO CUR apparently careless throwing is done by Manager | Well be done, then they should be sprayed with expected, therefore, that there will be many this | 1¢annot speak in too hich terns of your Curicura. c Heyworth | the par! of the drop- 1015 Hanwzy Sr., Oman, NEB. ad the trees are now free from this par- L L re E AUA ULLL AU A CCG EEE % | tended: thenicest property in ti Squares of round in the esi ground in the city: uo exceptions whatever, ADPIy. wm | _ For Sale—135,600 square feet of ground, 4 N Gi ™ to THE WASHINGION REAL EsTATE EXCHANGE, ort in which he details | ismagnificent. About three months ago my face was Re i RRS oS 2 ae Be. cor ut Pa ave, anid 10th at hiv, oy dices. Do tha eta s red with Blotches, aud after using three bottles HONNN G _spleBrt enc} can in the old | Methods for the extermination of the caterpillers, | ©°Y®! : KI NNN GGG S Sep eee = cr, and the | Whleh have so largeiy infested the trees every sea- | Of RESOLVES” Iwas perfectly cured. KK It NNN ‘Goo Sys Fintvaitteo bots ou Sits bets 87 ave, and tate ; | son. Last year, Mr. Smith states, although there ee st. each 253.401 to all Title ‘white. 81230 at = ue) 23 St. CHances St., New ORLEANS, La Shea. ft. BENS, KE, S035 7th st a | were great numbers of these insects, hardly more = , PPP OA A cco «REE 2S ee | than three out or every ten hundred caterpiliers OF PRICELESS VALUE. PUP AA as 80 VESTORS AND SYNDICATES, Tetum of | €scaped destruction by the parasites. It Is not pep kA Aa 8 Fe ae Pp direction ; ttupro) ple; truit trees, & bya fine brick house aud Lara niay be profitably subdivided. struct, Asiford’s: cere . Mr. Suiith says of the lent cater- | _Soldeverywhere. Price: Cuticuna, 50 cents; Soar, ‘hich there wasa majority last year, that | 25 cents: Resonvent, 81.00. Prepared by the Por- to get rid of them isto cut out the | Tex Davo axp CuEmicat Co., Boston, Mass. No EVES 8 ig, F arm. Hels reserving his strength for worthier | hopeless to Keep the trees in the streets clear of | Humors, use Curicura Soar. tipped, $4.00. foes. The finest hit ever made on the grounds was that by Hunt, of the collegians. It | made in their ranks by the: went farover into the left-hand corner of while Hunt made home, accompanied and yelis trom the audience. Sc mad? fine runuing catches, and a neat double | tfees have been set out for Several years past, y was executed by Hines and Farell the | While none of the white poplars have beet sek nat pla score was 10 to 3, and the Statesmen matter of course, National | these tuseots when the gaps which have been jestroyer are filled 1 the fence, | {rom the trees in the yards of private houses. The BENT WITH PAIN. pat by cheers | trees most lable to be infested are the white pop+| Due to Inflamed Kidneys, Weak Back and Loins, i Spencer | lar and the ash-leaved maple. Of the latter no } Aching Hips and Sides, relieved in one minute by the With toe cas, CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. Never fails. At 5 bd pare Gruggists, 25 cents; five for @1. Potter Drug and during the last seventeen years, and the old trees WELT FINE KID BUTTO! Wen, 282) of tus kind ure belng rapidly removed. Over one | Chemical Co., Boston. ape phase lunteae ) cul ‘SKIN DISEASES.” : LADIES’ “FEDORA” BUTTON BOOT, ‘sstrained | Paris green ind London purple, but it is almost | Pimples, Blsckheads, Skin Blemishes and Baby | The latest New York rage, fine kid, Seamless Vamp, OUR OWN $4.00 HAND-TURNED FRENCH KID OUR LADIES’ $3.00 HAND-TURNED OR HAND-| ap12. ‘Abvit 760 000 squzte fect of ground on Bladensbune e, Ising nice and high, between the pike aud B&O. We, with gas main along the entire frout, over 1,500 feet, plat of subdivision furnished: just the place tor Tots: Offered at 2 cents square foo! ‘DAVID D. STUNE, DECIDED BARGAIN IN CHOICE Lots, Columbia Heights (Princeion sta. near 123th ‘Boc.; €roun 1 sare block just sold 44 IVE, LEWIs, 121359 F JOR SALE—A LARGE NUMBER OF 10% Meridian Hill, in the ‘best locations, at moderate prices, if sold at ouce: 100,000 square feet ean be sold ‘one body at a bargain for cash a ‘PRESBREY & GREEN, F and 7th sts, JOR SALE-LOTS-SPECIALLY FINE LOTS, 0} Washi on Heights, Meridian Hill, and in all’ sec- OTHER Gaues. emus ce Sheets eg cam out curing ths ‘Are delightfully comfortable. tons (ihe chy Great ipngaitn nt Ea at Forest last twelve months, and the wor vi cc Gle Call and purchase at first ices, befure: At Philadelphia—Athletics, 15; Philadelphtas, | tinued uncil every objectionable tree Is renoren | ~ A BASOLS. “HAHN'S PEERLESS” $2.00 KID BUTTON. | the choice isgone. ” YRESBREY & ONth 14. At Loutsville—Chicago, 16; St. Louis, 15. At — PARASOLS, A mystery in wear to the consumer, as well as our com- it ee oes aw . Cincinnat!—Cineinnatl, 14; Memphis, 3. At Bal-| _SuNpay Bar Cases.—James Kelly, who keeps a petitors, ‘OR SALE—LOTS IN WHITNEY CLOSE—THREE bi s ch: Pt on Warde: and 18c.: two on Ludlow, 20c. timore—Baltimore, Portland,5, At Pittsburg— saloon on the 7th-street road, was chat in the PABASOLS. ‘two on Fors} ‘Alco, several Lots in, How Allegheny, 3 Buffalo, 12. At New York—New Re eee Miers ya LADIES’ “TYCOON” PATENT LEATHER University gro BENJ. P. DAVIS, 1319 F st. ork, 18; Met ‘At Brookly: ily, 20; s y law. fa ar, and Mr. pee Syraluse, 9 AY Hardionl derey Gls, ty Hane: | Padgett asked that his collateral $10, be torielte PARASOLS. Spee 02.00 OXSORD TEES! Sree engrmeee erred ELL-LO- ford, 12.’ At Cleveland—Cievelaud, 13; Toronto, & | and that an attachment be issued lor him. ‘Te ‘The most stylish walking shoe ever shown. Roe ie eS roland =o 1 13; *> | court granted the request, and an attachment was 5 Ls. = Park which can sellat investinent prices aud pou A Denth-Bed Marriage. Sent out for the defendant, This was done in "ARASOI FOR GENTS HAHN'S “ECLIPSE” GENUINE KAN- | Park, which Lean seilat investuent yriess aud upon om : order that the Government might’ secure the GAROO 24.50 and $5.00 SHOES Sdvuncing in price, abdit isbelieved that the cout A PATURTIC SCENE AT THE BESIDENCE OF REAR | record of a conviction against the defendant.— PARASOLS. Spring will develop inereswed scuvity. in that sccucn wads WG comer CORSOUR: qntnec oe baud jassenheimer, the saloon- Take the lead. Spoureity. Rolf. LEIPOLD, 1330 F st.u.weapl ist radley F. Colhoun, the youngest son of Rear | keeper ut Pennsylvania avenue and 6th stree a NG S11 Admiral E.R. Coiuown, and the private secretary | Charged with tulling fo Keep his bar closed iat PARASOLS. 0UR $2.00 KANGABOO LOW SHOES on toiirat, ext toe LE Meee naipeTe: Rea COW: la a ROS Bee. WAS C Mr. Gassen- Positive ma snder foot Pr yuise Hot grounds; 36x 120, to. of Rear Admiral Rowan, died last evening at the | Salma’ had" en! Cotamisciones Webb shee eas MT dee LELPOLD, 1 ee bees besarte ot aoe of pneu- | case Saturday and kept lis place open for the pur- PARASOLS. HAHN'S GENT’S $3.00 GENUINE HAND-SEWED | 3 oi SALE—VERY CHOICE BUILDING SITE ON Years of | pose of serving meals, under instructions recelved WELT LOW AND HIGH SH‘ oth st., near Massechusetts: uijoining Louise age, and when he was told that his end was | Hom that official, PARASOLS. fie caeise waar) ra Home epgundss ef LEIPOLD, 1331 F st. eat he expres ani at a nurse cee <n ae ae aes Sn mony, uniting him in wedlock with Miss Eleanor SLIDES. of an ‘1 2 Ok SALE) pSIRABLE: e M. Seiames, the daughter of Mr. Jolin H. Semmes, coibined parior and sleeping car has PARASOLS. GENTS’ FINE CALF $2.50 SEAMLESS VAMP | FO Cntine G3 fect © inches on north eldeut Mst, of this city, to whom Le had been engaged ter hibition at the office of Mr Shipley SHOES, ear 20ti wr mproved ty smal brick balding rent tres Years be performed teiore is death. Rev, Son 7th street, for some ume. Arrange. PARASOLS. ‘The only shoe at the price, entirely free on the inside | 1M Pe aah anausion aud ther Lindeome improve: Dr. Perry, of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, was ade construction of a i ents: Wi yards of the Peunsvivanis ave. ¢ place, “Ate olock log ind cerca ioe Tastes he sieegtar mere ee PARASOLS. Gigiai aes cae Beth near schools and imarkets, The Stuprovenients lace. ALG o'clock the bridegn ade. The sleeping: artment of the ‘car, will pay the ta id stuall juterest ob investment. It pare vom had passed | uring the day or when the berths are atcmrs ‘Broad, easy Shoes for elderly Ladies and Gentlemen. | Will pay the taxes aud small jutcrest on ——._ up, has the comfortable appearance of an ordinary eae ‘plist BHT LEWPULD. 1 e GrowTa oF THE Egcrrast 1eTy.—The finan- | arior car. When night comes the chairs or PARASOLS. ai & R SALE—THREE LOTS ON 15TH ST; NEAR clal statement of the Equitable Life Assurance | 0UngeS are folded down against the floor. The RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, Massachusetts ave.; two corner of 1th and Q sts: Soclety, recently published, showed that on the pee are on slides that store them in a compact, PARASOLS, ave on 10th st., between Q and Ksts.; cit on 10th Ast of January last the company had become one e of the largest and strongest institutions of its | Gnd of the compartment. They can be quickly ae -the-box form, in narrow closets at each. 816 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE. procttween Sand ‘iy including cormcrot Tune on ihn between itandS stsc, ve on Coreoral, betweea = of adjusted and run out upon the slides. Among the 11_ LEADERS IN THE SHOE LINE. 27th st, and New Laipshire eve. fqumens cate onaeueveas eae Dect ansetiane | advantages claimed forthe caris. the lghtmeecee BBB 00 NNN ae SSDILDU 2 eT LRIPOLD, 1331 F aha.” and It now reports outstanding insurance of ¢430,2 | Te construction. “It is held, also, that the upper BB OO NNN NUMBER OF THE BEST-LOCATED 000,000, and an increase Of $7,000,000 In newieoy | berths will, be as safe and déstrable as the lower HES RR es Fucrs, Nor Faxcres, Zeridian Hall, at tom 30 1 40 cents per hessfor the quarter over theeorresponding quater | QUeS, The ear is the Invention of ‘Mr. W. J. Bae Soo” NAN imuusre Hoot Abby soune spa birsain i ast Wath bogs | ars. A company, to own as ‘the Z dugton Lot Mee eS eOLD: Tau Bane thee lake pear and at Che poet te a ane | Brashears Parlor aud Siceping Car Compact, ine | MMMM A RRR COOH 4 REE BUT PLAIN TRUTH, Maphidt "WP LEWWOLD, VSS atmw, iment It wig write during ‘the present yeargiao | beech organized, a number of Washington business | MMMM AA R'ROCGH HE OR SALE—LOTS. Coa ES eee .- | men being among the oflicers and stockhordery MMMM AA Ree G CHEM Ee frase oo ort son os bet eno) i Li cepeee fuels ome re i ica rai dideaak z MMMAAR RCCOH H EER Socastrss. St. Josnrn’s Cuvncu Fatr.—The National Rifles Fy comer Stu. erested In the efit Of St. Joseph's an siege AB church. This evening a number of prizes of differ- ss o near New Hampshire av apne ame awarded to those who have a eoeise sgn ek rere ieoaeee aa w TYLER, majority 1 vol ‘MILLIN! a : He > ERY. TO BE SEEN IN WASHINGTON. apll 929 F st. n.w., second floor. RAMA WITHOUT MALE CHARACTERS. —The -SALE—AT WI (EY CLOSE, SOME CHOI young lady pupils of the Convent of visitation CHEAT 6 ‘A handsome PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, silk-faced,for | Pye MiP ios nalesat sessounble prices: The tae gave an interesting dramatic and musical enter- 818: cannot be matched eleewhere for $25. provements winch are coutenplated at the place will Yalument lastnight at Willard's Hall. ‘The hall ‘MMILLINERY. : Biatenislly advance the prices of eround. Was profusely decorated with flags and banners, Anobby CHEVIOT SUIT for Boys from 13 to 18 i. WARNER & CO., and Was flied by a thoroughly pleased audience. ae years at $5. ap11-3t __S16 F street nw. “Constanza,” a four-act religious drama, in bial MILLL a # LE 1 1TS ON BINNEY ST. Forse, with’ none but, female ‘character’, was ade Avery neat CHILD'S SUIT from 6 to 14 years trom | F'Cohcee zou B iy iO cent and several ne present e chief personages in tl $2.50 upwards. Lots on Meridian from 30c. 4 rica, fe 83, Miss Belle joaleo have = few 2 Gleason. ‘MILLINERY, that we have put the pruning knife into. Wewillclose | 3 "3 Ea outat HALF VALUE FP Sixce quarters of the entire frontaieof square on. A VERDICT FOR THE RAILROAD COMPANY.—In the ihe north side of Gat, between 12th and 13th sts. 1. case in the Circutt Court of Graverson Kelton MILLINERY. e.; lots only 80 feet deep toaey. This ground will against the Baltimore and Potomac Ialltoad Cou THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL Seetaihly Sino ve 1a Vela eS Ean Sea for $10,000 damages, by having his (oot. cut 3 by ABSOLUTELY PURE MILLINERY. Relghboriiood. Astle perfect. atrain August 15, 1884, a verdict was rendered 5 SEU AS TINTS SET LOUIS B SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. n.w. Yesterday for the defendant. ‘The complainant | TS Powder never varies A marvel of purity, mhl8 Corner 7th and G sts. n.w. R_SALE-THE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS AU La Fuatay Chaties ‘Coe Sts and. Gay gueetas | strength and wholesomenem. More economical than Seer slid to thoes desirable lots fronting . Md, Su feet on stand 10 fect ou oalley: sewer, Station ‘out, but the. Goat ate, tke Grst | the ordinary kinds, and cannot be gold tn competition MILLINERY. 4347 fear anal am at calative priced. OSTRANDER & Qut stopping the train, and, nis leg patng cag with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or : ve Sr.xw. ae _ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, ON adtada Ste Sing noone hal HER | Mowat rorden. foun excr mt Cama Row oun, = eee oe Soaketes ees mony {o show Uhat he wad puto the ‘train at | Baxina Fowoen Con 106 Wall sreatN.X. 02 ‘MILLINERY. bd ae tera htbetneedd ne : oo rom e . a hurt, and thai he was at the time of the accident large: also our Prince Albert Frock ‘alteinpUng to steal a ride on a freight train. Usimembers. During the past year it has con- ‘Uibuted to missions and various charitable ob- Jets about im addition to a large reduction in its bouded debt, ‘The Church of the Fatherland, corner 6th and P streets, Kev. A. Homrigaaus, pastor, and Chureh of Our Kedeemer, ¥th street, Rear Boundary, Kev. D. E. Wiseman, pastor, are Under ths festering care. —_._— ‘Tag HEBREW Ix Poritics.-Hon. Simon Wolf, of this city, lectured in St. Louis last week, under the suspices of the Young Men's Hebrew on “The Duty of aJew as aCitizen.” Mr. Wolf'sre- marks were listened to with close attention, and,ac- {ording to the St. Louls Republican were frequent. Wy apriauded. He spoke very plainly. He said there was nothing in With goud citlzen- ship in Judaism. The Jews, however, felt eo auch that they were a chosen people. They should Lake a greater interest in public affairs, strive to tri more cuimplevely fulfill the duties of good citizen~ Sup: show more public spirit, turow aside their exclusiveness, and identify theinselves in business, socially and politically, with all the movements and aspirations of the American peopie. ee “CUBVER SPECIALTIES at Kernan’.—Post, * ALE ER FOR SALE LoTs OR SALE WE Qrween Luise aad New Hac — ‘MILLINER! st and Ve Should; need any- fol N15 per sq. foot. HILL & JOHN- ‘THREE SLIGHT Frees —Fire, caused by a defect! aoe ee cee si eben eri BS obs EE ings Que, in house No. 731 Freeman's alley, yesterday Fasxca Sarreexs, Fisesr UALITY, ini >, Trike ET in 9 Prod Eire an eae. | NE AEE MATS stron terior Fa hee ee 4 Y om BOX a CED i Come, for my stock of fine Shoes, in Common LE’ OTS. OTH ST, BETWEEN 148, for the bt of a fe w _ BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOO} Oe, 20 Sense )R SALE—TWO LOTS. = Xo. 1ito Masachustsavenue nortiwene case | MOMESRE GSeOKTMEN 22,39, 98 19 8 6c, TES fitest and choapest inthe oly GOy 9S mean GEORGE SPRANSY, Fee Gattis lang ork Coyne ie tre has y bot ashes being thrown against the fence. | BLACK SURAH SILRG Abe Taddice ‘ i OWNEE. 913 East Capitol st. ap9-lin* north’ ws eee a Grea cham sats Stee Su he | FAROE HE ob Sao aaa Rohan ar Eat sarveraecuce ne: | EoiaGte aun 1 eee gigmm of ize tobe sounded trom box 12. Damage, piSQunLAKe tkid PURE WOOL, WIDE DOV. | Fest if isa very combruble anes dies oe gal umall houses, “Alco, good lot near 14th street snd See readers of Tue 87, taki BLE WIDTH Meee eo PURE WOOL, WIDE DOU- | _ apo 1914-1916 Pensa) WS EETS., | 278 (Third door below the cor. of Est) Soy Mark aversuauigtor business Pay term ‘We Stax are taking ad- SareLs Hane PIN © R ‘DESIRABLE LOT ON LANIER Meaty Sars asertea n auc saed S| “RG WEEN eeiee 2 | Base Coscmes “Buoy Cosma Fe ms its bate et ee Subseribe to one oF tnore of the lead VY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, BABY COACHES. BABY ERE AAD Fat, sie country. A large saving can be made in BLAGe asp dooney oye ecw, BABY COACHES. BABY conc, é, sages oo TOR: recmaral eae BLK VELVEt abn" iin prom 86.00 =p wine ee WASHINGTON GAS COMPANY'S Sout 19 gh iaimetyr meagesactee [f° fk Ek TF" FY ESk Tg | tue recess Betotee Ta | cient iirc one fauindi ee eas cea villiems © ta A Ee WHEELBARROW, nce to 1m Jotn street and ‘Penusyivania aveaue Deva poet | 0G AAA E kee E's & Cas, fBce Gas Company, 413 10th st.n.w. ae ae Som, ‘andl will be coetinnea: ree ares aan OG acces cies “ ‘tther of thecight oflersof JOHNSON BROTHERS. | _2p7-lw al ee See E th the afternoon at'3 oclock, andowenings 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 77H 87. % Ruppeer, SO AG. JOHNSON & BROTHERS’, offices oH SALE—TWO YERY HANDSOME SOUTH at 7B o'clock, until entire stock issold. very | qTRICOT PURE, WOOT, WIDE DOUBLE | _17 403-405 7th st. nw. & =e Yront lots, on @, bet 20th and 21steta n-w.: suita- arrangement bas been made ior the comfort of | WEP TH 37 4c. USUAL PRICE, |. BALDWIN JOHNSUN'S offices, ‘for handsome residences speculation, &.< Visitors. See advertisement in sgother coe BRACE (Gx ne FINE QUuaLITy, wie| Ejxaraving f ne a rats HALL, 8th and F sta. aa a tlw ——— A ons WM. ¥. 632 Getnw. : HENRY A. JONES’, grocery store,: 1B SALE-LOTS “ Arresriox is called to the card in another col Fave EREN( 32 Engraving on metal and woos HOTS The very valuable corner: Lares of the Washington Improvement Company. Our | WiDE-DOUBLS Fores Siete Pee UGSSE my OF ewely, a eras 3101 M st. nw. Fe r, and, properly managed, it ought to be oth useful and profitable, = well-conducted ‘SALE—VACANT LOTS,CO) rs, 10 CO OVE) 1 Di GOGO Mee, Aver ballon eutyoidar anne F ny See ae 010 (G8 OVidhy IN DEY GOODREM” | Gale ser bulifonempretdaring? HS eet ema ec Bale b OEMSEEDE 6 BRADLEY, S27 Fat a 231-30 Georgetown. | ¥ east, very, ‘Save commissions, y . di Beal engraving in ell ita brass XLAND pacts ot BW NEE, room 4, 1331 Fret. nw. ei ts a Ne feta ri THING-IN FOR DEFOE: io OWES, ty present ct ee noeNonoC ts | EORESEN 38 GOdDs. PURE WOOL, 250 fe Sonera a retired aad we ee, ‘Wet IR SALE—LOT, 16TH ST. EXTENDED, NORTH of Kenesaw ave., 29,000 square fect. 1 1h. w. 8d feet eigtin Ket mw.; 40270 to a 20 ft. court, niust be | FOR SALPF—“S0N DIAL® GAS STOVES, SMOKE Nice Lot on Connecticy Est trout: SE 00 per 1 ‘Lots in Meridian Hill, having fne view of the city. ap9-6t JOR SALE—A FEW CHOICE MERIDIAN HILL. Lots ats barca, AUSTIN P. BROWN, apo-lw Fe, SALE— S4 ft fronton N, Capitol st, near M. G23 ft. on 3d tw. #2 ft, front, on D. Westinalf of sg. 91 Sf tot onc ine. bet ist bd i frout ot On w bet. iat al on 18th et tw corners lots on M, bet. N, Capi and Ts south wide of Coluuutbia road, oct. Latin and Tour Satended algo Lotein Blocks 14.15, 18-18 1and Meriwian Hail, “mbio-4w* POR SMESEVERAL FINE LOTS Pract isn iots in Prowpect Ul ete sion ‘ly and 20, Hall and aL 26-280" 12 Boose ae 6.0038. Onn Columba whichare'be Srsiotthe bests ans: and Boundat east of 711, 2: DAYS. those three ha Whitney ave. and by xe, Groutid i p exchange for unimproved real lw Fee ssi Lean seil to double House, just completed, stunted on ot eridian Hill sontal Wg. feet ‘Fieure this up ati apa-lw VOR SALE_LOTS 11 tario av, Ni OR SALE—A NIC OR SALE — 40.000 F (rout on three street, suliable fur subdi- Sq. east of 710, bounded by» is a decided banca: t FOR UNIMPROVED PROPERTY— ie Ke 10.000 square N. THE OWNE foe t op ware, wu oF provision busines. 1 set WAgoR MME). 1 set Vasey Laruew, 1523 11h at maw. ‘LOT ON NEW YORK AVE. front; will be sold at a bargain. Jews, dustioss.cdoriess can be used for one-half cost i Agent: KG. CAMPBELL. 7 LOU st nw IRST-CLASS PIRES andl t ave, north of Dupont Circle; A ‘GEO. W.LINKINS,, 73 Tith and H sta, SALE—A SPLENDID PAIR OF CHEST . warrat ned rent, both ‘sitale. 0 ie bore, will be sold mepe tely if Recessary, price $500. Luguire DOWNEN SD Stables ap lb se ry Bear mypeers = JOR SALE_ WITH TWO YEARS LEASE. at & Shes tak reat barvain; BUCRINGHAMS. Ze Sth xt ras i most successful retail cand) Sether with stork, toulsand Stoner to at uuterests in country N. Cap. aw. #1900 each, | 6 and 8 pan. SWORMSIEDT & BLADLEX JOR SALE-#60 buys Fst nw. Dall-beartes bicycle, with bell, or will trade for E LOTS, EACH 50X1 = OR SALE—A FINE STYLISH MARE; Goor TILER € RUTHERFORD, "| {Ube and detvuw, sound and head T26F stn | RELEY, 1324 16e « N WHITNEY | SALE — SEND 5 TWO-CENT STAMPS POR 2m |B isisnop's id aw Dlowks 14, Loy Hh, TS. Hivane’ subsivision of Mersban TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F sth ‘T, MT. PLEASANT— Wo Bint mst A of twenty princital cage tardy iy tatutal cle ID'S BIRD STOKE, 12th, two door math hae oy AEA PINE | from reeistered stor Address JH. H., Star oftice 3 QPENIN y svariety corner Lot on 14th st. extended, three Lots, 50x1 Loaks. Soc. At Whites Seated Lats at a bata WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F now 0 feet, on “howe. Bev EIGHT 4 45. 0, sw. Delaware ave. chilled sauce. ‘J.B. RENDALT SALE—A 52-INCH HUM le, iu mplendid com Api PP sk See” Beh SAE GSE, SPATE, MANTEL worms > JOHN ATH, Mavufacturer of Slate Man nda ct Slate Wo bounded by 24, M, N, and Delaware dsome Lotsat the corne 13th st. extended at the low price of iis trnmediate locality is held at40c a builders and Others will fad It tondvantage to give JOR SALE-A THOROUGHMEED” ALDERNEY JOR SALE-TWO FINE YOUNG HORSES, SIX dence on Colum $30,000 tire S.C. HILL, coruer Sth and F ata, | Stable RY CHEAP. x imum fable for any purpose. € 5 w York aves, bet Oth aud 7th ata apli-ate F ALE-A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE purchaser a 16-room, | A” city has.a well-eaited Reutucky bred Sad Nik! | forsale. “The horse ap 4 broken to bars wars well under maddie an n se Inquire at DOWNED S apli sit nx 7,900 sg. feet, for $4,500, id see if it ts nota barwalte 8. C. HILL, cor. Sth and F sts, JOR _| JP SAGE THE Sane dian Hill, at 30 in the block aud are easily worth 35c. Apply atouce. | hue Saddle Horses, split Iw We have also Parts of Squares and Single Lota for sale ir every part of Ba Whitney ¢ Lanier Forest Glen. 2 Furms—143 301 LITAIRE DIAMOND RING, ONE SG HILL, cor. Sthand Fate. | oon SALe pair 38 karat solitaire diaisond 0 CHOICE OF WHIT karat, be best in “y rings, Tso, worth # or. Strand Feta ay S50" R'WARS & Oo. 4 MOST DESIRABLE SMAI. JOR SALE LADY'S 5 Circie, 22446, with ‘plans steni-w Lath st. Bw AX stotes, aplh tt D CHATELAINE ding wateh B12 Indy" solid wold Amert winding Watch, #25 gents solid i wi stew-winder, #28." a HARKIN & COW AND CAL’ excelent a 4: Whole Square JOR SALE gag: "able Saue 3 near Lenleytown P.O. A A WELL-EQUIPPED BOOK AND JOB ; ig two ems Pewee jor city real estate. a bareuli if wo either iu exclauige 1 Joug time. Inquire ot Washington. ¥F. i. SMITH & SON, 124 gash or parteash a BI4 stitat, 0 AUTIFUL, FIN Mare tard, went oR SALE_RODGERS seated Russia Surrey licht order. Apply at stable, 4. A SAFE INV! r . PBLE IN VALUE inside of one y A POUND, Pennsylvania ave. east, immediately x tiers for the bridge. 106,000 feet in square 1,07 cents; easy terms: perfect title. ‘Also, the follow Square west of 1. Square south of 1 Byuare east of 1,0) Squnre 936, Maryland avenu-, 4 Maryland av Square 1,038, Marylar Square 884, Square 61) Square 1,008 D st. n. e., 2 y half squares, lots, etc., etc., from three Besides cents upwards, fig Good sha}: » trianite, Kentuc oi, triansi ren mail and otherwise” A SET Fok SALES, watson talbott at his tal fay tani a f Market ana irae York SALEENCYCLOPARDIAS. JARS Tweed brated, hist i Wicarray ae, ma \* ery nose where there te Marva aw aE Ap ‘iy tile Way. look at lot 4. in equare 1,063, on G st. ‘holefany ena ie. pet foot, house aud duyrovenets enews | tine Welton cat en i WELLER MebLrT, uly payuients ty adltrewe apt-2w th Va. ave areumays poe SALELFINE ToT, A NEAL NEW Drpoutcinee, ve | ts Wren Cait be we 1 but Lot, Nst! near Dupe 275 to alley. ey between th abd 1 fie Lot, § at uear Dupont Cirle, 20210040 aley aint NSU! bear Dugont cance Sade to alley. | an OOO Lota, Sai, near Dut Circle, 16350 eae i SH COUPE pine Lou Loti st near Duyout Circe, 20275 to | te tar Bune. T | Aathatd Ente nw apo 1 he Lot, New Hampshire ave, near Dupont Circle ; 20x70 toalley, oe : OK SALE BICYEE AINS ROVER i ine Lot, Connecticut ave, near Dupont Circle | £°ty, $100: 4% Star, eas 24x14 Walley. 3 fine Lote 1 fine Lot, K alley Sine Lot x50, hear Massachtisetts ave, st, Wear Connecticut ave, 3412 BAL v ‘le, #30; Humber Ta 100, fronting east, very cheap. $180) THE CYCLEAUES, Oue Catinet Parl == One Bea MONEY TO DAN The above are warrauted ss ‘new, een MONEY TO LOAN wed pant wean ernie Bere’ a Sie oe uuaL aay S55 | Re st actial vali. “Wall be wold on tetas NEY TO LOAN ON REAL EST. o suit at once MG eFeout per enna any sun ds 1 ASO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, counters! security. ahd ape 2 oh a OR SALE-75 CARRIAGES, HUGGIES, AN curity. . also, Vartished and Muk Wascons, my own tuatutac Sapli-st ture. Kepairing, pain i 30,000—T0 LOAN Tomptly done. “J.J. COOK, 20,000 : = 1,900 ON REAL ESTATE, 000 [ap9]__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. the pr ‘are car Tos TO LOAN © REAL ESTATE, PROMPT | oF oie ce Jas, biku- plications. Apply to LA'S Bratch Repository pera tere seen te MOUMSED TE BRADLEY, | CoruerGthat, and New Aosk ave it mb31-1n per Bt ah 21230 32d nw. M: Me im sums to suit, Isurauce pr hues, *28-3m. EAL ESTATE TOAN: ‘On oud collateral sec y pay accounts cased, ec Wei DEMPSER, | 93.013 Ost pee 9 PEE ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ID ‘to Suit, at lowest rate of auterest. v3 wel — : Marine tow cominccomitye ro mM Fe, Mo TOLOANON 1 _ aot Y ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON siactory real estate secUnity, 1u sums to suibat | WI SALE Saad 6 per cent interest. Ey HILL & JUHNST st sue at Jowent rates. om aprrowed ral F Fiano. #1 tave Chick 738 15th st. nw a stn. w. Special bargains in uprucits, 10 to Few TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ee od in compa. | - “ THUS 6. HENSEY, | JOR SALE-AWNINGS, FLAGS, TENTS. too Fsinw. | J ert tue latiat noweliien SCE LoaNS | 12, 28ning stripes apd canvas f AND INSURANCE LoaNs | 35 ede — rity of all kinds, Army aud | CUBEY Fesidences, BML. G. CORE Opposite Star ulice REPOST every description, 5,000 pounds; busin sake. taaney dy goosls K. O HOLTZMAN corner 10th and F sta. nw, ts and pleas Leary a lary all the other dealers toxether am the city asohable and at bottom prices. OK SALE-SINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND ages, Gold Fish, Aquariums and Fish Food. Lane est assortment in thecty, at SCHMID'S Bird’ story th at., two doorsmouth Pa. mb19" In Fos CARRIAGES, Iryou Mec. If you want a nice stylimh Surney go to Meeks 6 AN FITCH, FOX E 1427 Pennsylvania ava -CAKRIAGES, HARNP: weed a mice sty links Busey Thoss FIsurk &Co, If Sou want a nice st lish Pharton yo to Meeks, eae Hou was 3 ah Cabri Meri ACETATE a¥ wats inh Daye coe ALESTATE AT Low. It}ou waut 5 mice stylish Pan rise, Bust es ee ess or Pieasure Wagon ( or Be band), DANENHOWER & SON, | Morty sour attention to call, au hos articles fare ot 1115 Fst._| hat dozen or more different styles each, #04810 ive. rex "TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST | quantity and ‘quality to chouse ‘from. ‘also, Margen ‘class securith Gelay, where the security 1s cood. repre mb30 inj. Lay Robes, ec. aud ail gouds euarantecd outed. = Theve goods are for sale on jes, at lowest rates of imterest. No 7th stm. REEN. 30: nodatine term von an a tha J.C. He EASTER ATTRACTIONS. pair Specialty ine bt 2b ae pens in the whole couutry at O21 G st iW TCHINSON, "Ghemescale © ee IMPORTER, miis-tn S.J. MEERR. a FOE SME ASD EXCHANGE AT 400 va. avg Ts te uacoat wanteayiof Pett Coan be painting done uy Hae Sear vee; Ladies’ Phustons and Doctors’ Buses, tho - Snd'hand and mew, in the city. “Prices wo suit. WAL Leading Styles Forni : mh lam. RATS, JOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, ONE PIN Inall the new shades and combinations, S2o Stave, CEEved Sutswood square Eampo, very 3 Latest styles in F. spond with any costume. Many exclusive shapes. WRAPS, VELVET, SILK and JET GRENADINE WRAPS, Ue seen at G.L WILD & Bil \C¥ STRAW BRAIDS that corre- cot greatest remedy on earth for oc, If your draist does nufacturers, THE SAM'L bLALMI W St. Paul wt. Baltimore. Sd. sUITs, JACKE: 92.87 and upwards. ee SK YOUR RETAILER FOR THE “Tan-colored COVERT JACKETS, lined throughout Janes Meaxs 83 Suor. neha Cacrion'—Some dealers recommend anterior gots GLOVES. fp order to mals lanver profit. Ts is the GIMGINAL, CELEBRATED FOSTER GLOVES, with improved | fi." own wupsfiority by atten pling to build upou tue hooks and lacing, $1.00 per pair and upward. Teputaton of the oral PARASOLS, NONE GENUINE UNLESs DEARING THIS STAME, COACHING and SUN UMBRELLAS. ae PAN ae " LACES in great variety. maand Dace bet Cay Skin, Cuexceled i Dare: DRESS TRIMMINGS, Riutustomgoriand Aprearance, A postal card sett to JET PASSEMENTERIES, ‘us will bring you information bow to get this shoe am JET GRENADINE, sealant pent BUTTON, J. MEANS & CO. cee Our cetett tied taster) prcducess hme muantity of Shoes de thai oer fuctury un the’ wt 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE | Pts gt ie went theds wil tell ou the seamen dt pot them. 3AMES MEARS e2’SHOL for Boye ‘una ied i De Full Hines of the above Shoes for sale in Ws Pixers Har Basan. See ee ee ‘The popular favorite for dressing the hair, restoring | St i.w. the color when cleenses the scalp, please. 0c. and! 22 7th st. nw. H. GOLDS’ 912 Teh Ms GEORGE BOLTMAS. 401 Ly ting dandruff, It | N-¥. SHOs HOUSE, 7th sad © ‘Geonke rope the Dai falling, abd a ure to | H_OMBIEKS & SON, BUS and 9080 Mata. 1 at druggists. 226-3 grec HINDERCORNS. SONS, 1 ac “Gopal! pain, Ensures comfort t the feet, Never | _Tomect a want uneently felt bya grest mamy people fails to cure. 15. cents atdrugcists. Ja5-wis1y | Whobave to use PUKE WHISKY for sickness, debility and other purposes, but who must have uone but he best and purest obtainable, we offer our Ger Tx Best. EINE OLD KYE oe “THE INE OLD BYE SKY See eens FINE OLD EYE WHISKY ‘We have on hand a full stock of the Celebrated Con- moderate price of ‘cord Harness of all kinds at Concord prices: also ee ey co0) CENTS PER PINT Sole Agency for the FIFTY (50) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE, CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES, oF 93.50 PEE GALLON. LUTZ & BRO, we cau GUARANTEE them as represented, free from ‘Penna ave..nextto National Hote. | fusel oil and every other impurity, consequently eS suited to the most delicate, in sickness orcouvelas- ‘HE TEUES, cence. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, TD teat tever rae ogee ears out always clean mb30_ 24th and Land 24 and D riorealeat coo SEAS, 1 cossiN Mrs, FISHER devotes her attention wo the wants of Lads Perv aad | sito moaract.