Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. TUESDAY. APRIL 19 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. | Indications for the 24 hones commmenctng at 3 p.m. Tor oui. of Columbia, “Maryland, Pana Virginia, fair weather, northerly winds becoming » slowly rising temperature, preceded DF frosts Wednesday morning. ". PaRsow’s HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA gives a more screshing bath than the ocean, remotes all nase and from the person, cuires all insect bit and keeps the skin as smooth as a baby"\ Oniy C. c. Parsons Ammonia will do this, A PRACTICAL INVESTMENT 18 tO Duy the English tan driving glove at 0c; usual price,$1.50. suer- bach & Bro., 63 Pa. ave. Srrancx, Bt Tacs. You can find the largest eet at of baby carriages at‘§. Horowitz’, 730 Tt aw. For Pure Branpiss, blackberry, and raspberry {or medicinal purposes go to the’ old and reliable establishment of Cnr. Xander, where only pure articles are sold. Physicians, please take notice. 909 7th st, nL. Just REcRIvED, a new line of bicyel* and boating shirts, latest colors, at popular prices, from $1 to $2.90. France's, cor. 7th and D st BuaNeets cleaned; very low prices by large lots. Parasols cleaned. Fischer, 906 G si. Bw. ‘Tue New May, new baby carriages, with new prices is Horowitz, 730 7th st. n= Ixsist oN HaviNe corrugated key Yale locks; hone afford gre: ecurit: See J.C. MeL. Dodson’s advertisement store for rent. Fink Porras Kets Kemethy, 1100 Pa, ave Bessrar’s le ses ts the shortest road 0 } isbore susceptible than best irl with Eastman’s AN AVPEAL to the = The Reart,” and no facu Ibat of suet! Try y one Periu You can buy « Sotit Leather Misses’ Spring Heel, Cur. Kid. Si Goat or Pek Goat for $1.50 per pair. W. Hi. Hach, TY Maraee Space. RW. HENDessoy & Oo. 1119 F street northwest. Wail paper, wintow shades, &e. SA¥E dollars amt cresicht. Consult Rempler, 1436. | CITY AND_DISTRICT. 3 Association, will be enter- by Hon. Jas H. Piles, of 0) i the lite lot of hum'who hel he French Kevolgtion at 40." Base ball games set ror yedferday were post- poned on account of the prevailing storm. A bazaar and lunch will be heid at Willard Hall, April 20, 21, and 2, tn aid of woman's work 10 Ascension parish. ‘There will be a Droom drill to morrow evening. Mrs. Mary L. Johnson, widow of the late Alward Johnson, and mother of Johnson Brothers, died yesterday at the residence of her son, 1006 Massa- Chusetis avenue. The funeral will take place at 2 clock to-morrow afternoon from Mount Vernon ehureb, ‘Tue WEERLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s offered free to every subscriber to the WEEKLY Stax. It IS a handsomely printed book ot 1SI- profusely illustrated, with. ‘more: than’ 100 colored maps and diagrams, and ¢ontains a Wealth eueral information. se Visitors from Baltimore. A DELEGATION FROM THE Y. M. C. A. ENTERTAINED BY ‘THR ASSOCIATION IN THIS CITY. Twenty-eight members of the Young Men's Christian Asseciation of Baltimore made a visit last evening to the association in this city, return- ing a visit that was made by a delegation from tus efty to Baltimore a short time ago. The vistt- ors Were received by Mr. Jno, W. Foster, the presi- dent of the association: Mr. Chas. B. Bailey, A. s Pratt, T. A. Harding, Juo. B. Wight, Kev. Jno. G. Ames, EW. Woodruff, and other members. The | visitors were shown about the building and spent | some time in the gymnastum, where they were | greatly interesteg in Watching some of the expert | gymnasts. Theythen sat down tow collation im he of the upper Tous, and afterward attended a necting of the members of the association, where ‘Spetehes were made, and some of the visitors took ‘opportunity to ex; thémszives as being highly pleased with what they had seen. ‘The as sociation in this city 13 nearly as large as the Bal- tumore association, the one having about 1,100 embers and Ube other about 1,500. : —— A Colored Mam Shot. TWICE EJECTED FROM A SALOON FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT, HE AGAIN RETURNS AND GETS A BULLET THROUGH BIS CRIN. Last night about 9:30 ovclock John Thornton, a colored man, apparently under the influence of liquor, went into a saloon at the corner of 6th and K streets southwest, kept by Edward S. Hall, and while there became very uolsy. The proprietor ordered him out, but be refused to go, and put his hand in his hip pocket as though he was going to draw a revolver or razor, when the proprietor sjected him frpm the preusises." In a few minutes we returned and renewed his disarderly conduct, The proprietor again requested him to leave, and ne dared the latter to put him out, and It feclained sirew a razor. ‘The proprietor ejected him again, Thornton returned once more, and during the qearrel which followed Hall drew a revolver and red at ‘Thornton, the bullet striking him in the culp, shattering ‘the bone, and lodging in the throat. The injured man’s father, who was in the saloon at the Lime, look his son to the office of Dr. | Winters, where his wound was dressed. He was subsequently taken Im the police ambulance to Preedinan’s Hospital. On the way to the hospital ‘Thornton said be swallowed the bullet. Hall was arrested by OMlicers Block and Constantine, and was released on £00 bail. This morning, in the Police Court, Hall was charged with assault and Datlery With intent to Kl. He waived an exami- uation, and the case was Sent to the grand jury; bonds, $1,000. ——- The National Drill. Company D, 1st regiment, of Michigaa, located at Jackson, Mich., the champion company of the State, was accidentally omitted from the list of entries for the National Drill furnished to the press. Licut, Sefmour, of the Custer Guards, Grand Ruplds, Mich. is In this efty arranging for the ticipation of bis company in the camp and arti, Brig. Gen. Chas. J. Anderson, commanding the Ist Viryinta Brigade, which he will bring to he camp, visited drill beadquarters this morning, <u cowle trou Uke West to his howe in Blehmo’ A Boy Ixsvrep ey 4 Hoxse Fatuva ox Ho.— Ye-terday alternoon as Joun Buckley, a six-year vid boy, Was riding on a bicycle near 21st and M streets, he had his leg broken in two places Dy a horse falling on h It appears that Jacob Leeas Who Was riding the horse, discovered that e bey Was tn danger of being rode over, and tevking lis horse suddenly the animal slipped | iad tellon the tos with tue aboee Fesuie Te | wey Was removed to Lis resid@ne®. 21st and M streets. This morning. in the Poltet Court, Lucas was charged with assaitit, and the court ‘ook the defewdants personal recugnizance. = SALE OF Lors Iv GarneTT Pamx.—At the recent Pubile sule of lots Iu Garrett Park, on the Metro- poitan Branch of the Baltimore’ and Ohio Rall- Toad, the following were the purchasers and the pateés paid: EC. Stubbs and John Boyle, 10:, cents per square foot: Kudolph Hampton, 8 5-16 cents per square foot; Gen. das. D. McBride, two lots 7% cents per square foot: Rudolph Ham, Rudolph Hampton, 5 916; Mrs. John White, > S16; M. MeNulty, 5 ; ALUMMI OF THE COLLEGE OF PARMACY.—At a Ine=ting of the Alumul Association vf the National College of Phartaacy, held at the coliege rooms last evening, Une follwing were elected officers tor the ensuing year: W. . Thompson, Jf., presi- dent; F. A. St. Clair, ‘frst vice-president; Max och, second vice-president: Geo. J. Lochboehler, secretary; Dr. Andrew F. Hofer, treasurer; Pred. ‘®. Hateignger, lbrarian; H. C. Easterday, curator; exectitive cominitice, S. Ma Mahan, chairman; E Chester Stoll, Harry Standi- ——_—»___ Bausigxatios of THz Y.M. C. A. SECRETARY.— Mr, Geo, A. Sanford, the general Secretary of the ¥. MC. Association, has tendered bis tion Yo the board of directors. He resigned a similiar position in Newburg, N.Y. last November to come to this city, but bis heaith has been so bad during his residence here that under tne advice vf hls physician, he has resigned and will return to Newburg where’ be will engage in business. — Tux Y. M. C. AssoctaTion.—At the monthly of the ¥. M. C. Association, last evening, twenty-four new members were elected. It was reported that all Dut $8,000 of the indebtedness of the association had been paid. ‘The total amount paid in the last four years for the purchase of the present property is $50,000. ats Deavs oF Mz Rica.—Mr. Jacob Rich, the banker, died yesterday at his residence, 1500 6th street, of consumption. Mr. Rich was formerly in business in this city With big brother, under the firm-name o¢ Mich & Co. but in recent ears Be has been ar fainting" ota se a ee Ee BASE tetiorouc yeas yeaa ie Sse a ge aE ane ats aa ‘Hoaor. He leaves a wife and seye: B children. Mammiace Licexses.—Marriage. licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to James H. Jounsen and Eliza Jane Hughes; George Grigsby and Mahala A. Koss; W. N. Lipscomb and Mary D. Wetr, of Manassas, Va ; Alexander Sutherland Bi FE? PORCELAIN, KAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT JAPANESE tion of Japanese porsening oronsee soabsouner: won of Jaj ce Jes, bric-a-brac, &.,which has been on exhibition at ‘Taoumas Dowling’s auction rooms, 11th and Penu- CELEBRATING THEIR FREEDOM. THE SUNDAY LAW OF °64. How the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of | W*7rauts Against Various Business Emancipation Day was Observed. THE SCATTERED FRAGMENTS OF THE PROCESSION UNITE AFTER THE RAIN—THE MEETING LAST NIGHT— THR POLITICAL MATTERS REPEKRED 70 IN SPEECHES AND RESOLUTIONS—THE NEGRO AND THE DEMOCRAT- te PARTY. As stated in Tue Star yesterday afternoon, the West Washington division of the Emancipation Procession and some other organizations paraded the streets of the city after the rain stopped. Later, as many of those who had prepared for the Parade were enxious to appear upon the streets, the chief marshal sent his aids out in all direc- tions and collected together such organizations a8 had not dispersed and gone home. The procession, Taade up of the fragments of what was expected to be the finest Emancipation-day proéession ever seen here, got underway about 4 o'clock, and went over the route announced. The line passed through the White House grounds about 5 o'clock, and was reviewed there by President Cleveland, who sa- luted the chief marshal and raised his hat to every stand of the colors. The ion Sa maa de ee ty THE MEETING AT NIGHT. ‘The celebration of the day was continued by & meeting at the Lincoln Memorial church, 11thand R streets, which was well attended. Those taking part in the exercises occupled seats on the plat- form, an Prof. J. M. Gregory, who presided, called upon Rev. John R. Riley to open the exercises, Af- ter the prayer Mr. A. st. A. Smith, the secretary of the committee on speakers, was called upon to read letters of regret. He read a brief letter from Judge Snell expressing lis regret that a previous eugagement prevented his being present. This was the only letter yead, and as Mr. Smith retired to his seat he was followed with the good-natured laughter of the audience. A NEW EMANCIPATION EDICT. Mr. W. Calvin Chase said he had been instructed by the committee on speakers to read what he styled an “Emancipation edict,” which was a pro- test against the political discrimination which it was claimed was exhibited towards the colored race, While the rights of American citizens in Mex- Je0, and of the Chinese on the Pacific coast, were pRlected. The remedy which has been susirested Toeliminate prejudice In politics is the division of the colored vote, and the paper Went on to say that if this was “a remedy {t was recommended. “We would further recommend,” continues the per, “that the m should not divide to their rithent, nor should they ailliate with auy party that refuses to confirm the nomination of one of our race who has been allied to that party for Fears, nor should they support a party that Tetuses to confirm one of the race on account of color, if it ts proven that color is the cause. It, however, tere is one in any paity that 18 known to be friendly disposed toward the race, and it 1s assured that that man will recognize merit, regardless of color or previous condition of servitude, such a man should receive the support ofthe Ainerican people. While we recognize in Mr. Cleveland certain republican principles and seemingly a just wan, | not gone far enough assure the negro that negro democrats, If there shall succeed negro republicans, nor bas ¥ which he represents assured us wants the vote.” A declaration is made In favor of the restoration of suffrage in the District, and the presiding officer, Prof. Gregory, 13 Te quested to communicate with the representative citizens of the States with the view of holding a convention in the fall of 1888 to consider the Tuture political action of the colored people. ‘THR NEGRO IN POLITICS. A set of resolutions, read by Prof. Geo. W. Cook, favored industrial education in the schools, op- posed the forced and unnatural emigration of the colored people from the United States, declared that the allegiance of the colored people to the Tepublican party cau be consistently maintained Guly bg its ‘continued Support or those principles which made it the friend of the negro, and when the negro has been abandoned by the repubilcan party his “independence and manhood can best be shown. by resenting such abandonment, and cast- ing his vote for whatever party will maintain principles of equal justice toward alll eltizens, of whatever creed, nationality or color.” A entitled “The Slave's Dream,” written by ‘hael Scanlon, of the State Department, for the occasion, was read by Mr. John H. Smyth! Prof. Gregory, in introducing the orator of thé evening. spoke "ofthe political outlook for the colored race, and doubted the expediency, at this time, of the colored voters leaving the republican for the democratic party. THE ADDRESSES. Col. Geo. W. Williams then delivered his oration, which was a very elaborate review of the histori- cal and political course wiifch lead to the emanct- pation proclamation, and a sketch of the present condition and prospects of the race. ‘The speaker id not indorse the poficy of President Cleveland toward the colored people, and criticised the nom- imations of Messrs. Matthews and Trotter as Ke- corder of Deeds in the Distriet. ‘The experiment of suffrage among the colored men of the District, he remarked, was said to have been a failure. THE MATTHEWS AND TROTTER APPOINTMENTS. ‘Mr. Williams, spehking of the removal of Doug- lass and the appointment of Matthews and after- werd of Trotter, arraigned the President for not protesting when outrages were committed in the South. “The northern negro,” he said, “who claims to be a friend of his race and aécepted ofilce from an adininistration that refuses to inter- pose its protest against outrage and murder for gets tat his commission is signed with the blood ot murdered men, and that every dollar he re. ceives in salary is'the price of blood, and he will see the time when, If he had courage enough, he Would, like Judas, go ont and hang iimselt.” Mr. William's criticized the Bee's advocacy of Matthews’ appointment, and sald the negroes’ newspaper should advocate the elevation of the Negro of the south, the abandonment of the con- tract labor system and a broad civilization. Mr. Dan'l E Cahill was the next speaker, and he eui ‘the past career of the republican party with reference to the colored peopie, and in- Voxed the race to be true to themselves in their future poittical action. Owing to the lateness of the hour, Rev, R. H. G. Dyson, who was down on the jor a speech, did’ not speak, and audlence was dismissed’ wit a benediction by kev. Geo. W. Moore. ‘To-morrow in the Police Court for the first time ina number of ygars there willbe called to Judge Snel’s attention several cases in which business men, proprietors Ot grocery stores, cigar stores, and apothecary stores, and hotel newstands ar charged with violating the Sunday law of 1804, ‘TRE DRUGCISTS’ TEST CASE. ‘Mr. Harry Standiford, the druggist at the corner of 9th and F’ streets northwest, who proposes to ave Is. cao’ cartiged to the Court in General Term for a decisios el by Acting Sergeant Byrnes vith an ouéuse set orth ia the Warrant aS ws: the proprietor of au aporhetnty siete apot and ‘aid, then of ath aad F streets open bis sald store for the _ and there sell cigars, the sald day being jay.” A warrant was also issued to-day agali Holmes & Bros., grocers, for violating the Sunday ‘The other charged with violating the law are Francis X. Dooley, Robert W. Scholi, and ‘Theodore @. De Moil. THE CASES OF OTHER DRALERS. ‘The grocerymen for whom warrants were issued are Jeremiah A. Lee, Leroy H. Carter, and John I. Hall. The warrants are similar to those against with the ex ‘they cl 2 in with siolating the law in vel? alee on Seb street, and also at cigar stand in Willard’s Hotel, and Benjamin F. Queen is with the law at his stand in the National Hotel. ‘THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW. Warrants were issued from the Police Court to- day against Barbara Bairs, Samuel Matthews and Greason Bros, charging them with violating the Sunday liquor law. (SSE SEE AMUSEMENTS. ° National THEATER.—The performance given at this house last night for the actors’ fund was in every way a notable success. The house was crowded to the doors, the uncovered heads and Tich costumes of the ladies and the prevailing full dress of the gentlemen forming a briiliant and im- pee spectacié, All the boxes were full, the resident and his party, consisting of Colonel and Mrs, Wilson and Colonel Lamont, occupying the first lower right-hand box. Secretary and Mrs. Whitney, Secretary Endicott and family and gec- retary Fairchild and family also occupied boxes. Secretary Bayard had a front orchestra chair, while through the house were to be seen most of the best-known people in official society. The per- formance Was Wor.ny of the audience, and the manner in which the stage was set canhot be too highly praised. Manager Rapley’s corps of stage ple mnerit great commendation for thelr com- plete and artistic decorative work. The set for the ‘first and second acts, especially, was exquisite in its Tich hangings, pretty’ furniture _ and the admirable arrangement of lights, Man- ager Palmer's fine company of urtists were generously welcomed as they came forward, and the recalls.were frequent at the end of the Fates At the close cate poset ole CS ing four magnificent bunches of roses, inten: for the four ladies in the cast, was handed over the fooflights, and, after many amusing contre- temps, bouquets were distributed to those for Whom they were intended. Tuey were the gift of the New York journalists present. At the end of the third act, tn response to prolonged applause, Manager Palider appeared before the curtain and returned hearty thanks for the generous manner in which the yee of Washington had responded to the appeal for the actors’ fund. Mr. Palmer stated that the amount which would be turned over tothe fund as a result of the performance Was $3,100. ‘This gratifying announcement was greeted with renewed appiause. “Tum MAIN LINE,” which kindly gave way last hight to allow the benetit for the at-tors’ fund to be given at the National Theater, will this evening | be Seen for the rst time at that house. ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hovse.—“ Saints and Sinners,” | which was witnessed at Albaugh’s last night, tel & fainiliar story of a trusting girl, a lardened | young libertine, a Scotch marriage, a forgivin; | father, &. Mr. C. W. Couldock, as the age father, did some very effective and affecting work. Miss Viola Allen, in ‘the doleful role of Leétie, the much-wronged maiden, displayed much emotional strength, used with discretion. Mr. Cedric Ho) was a thoroughly conventional libertine. John Howson made a good deacon. ‘THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA gave the first Of its two concerts before an audience of moderate [te at Congregational church last night. jt need hardly be said that the orchestral work Was ofa very high order of merit. Mme. Has- ‘weiter sang the well-known aria from “Orpheus,” with dramatic power and feeling, and Fri. Aus der Oe played the piauo in a masterly style. “AROUND THE WORLD ON 4 BicycLe.”—Such 1s the title of the lecture whi Mr. Thomas ‘Stevens will deliver at Congregational church to- morrow evening. Mr. Stevens himself is the hero of the tour, and the story he bys to tell should equal in interest anything to be found in the annals of modern travel. Seats are to be had at Brentano's. Hargis’ Bisov THEateR.—The exciting and hu- morous incidents, and the picturesque scenery of “The Komany Rye” held the attention and excited ‘the applause of the audience at Harris’ last night. KERNAN'S THEATER.—“The Night Owls” bul Jesque Company, headed by Louise Deupeey, en- tertained the audience at Keruan’s with a diver- ‘sifled bill last night. ‘THE MaNassa8 PaNoRAMA pleases and Instructs all who see ii. 5 es ‘The New Equitable Building. ‘The neW building of the Equitable C. B. Associa- tion ts approaching completion and presents a fine and substantial appearance, and is one of the re- cent great improvements erected on F street. The wide front and heavy rock face of dark Pennsyl- vania granite makes the bullding different trom any other in the city and therefore adis. ‘Unetiveness or character of its own which {s an advantage. ‘The will be ready for occu- ancy by the 1st of June. The committee under ‘Whose su] jon the building ts constructed con- sists of “thos. Somerriile, Jno. Joy Edson, Law- rence Gardner, Hon. Eliis Spear and ‘Thos. B. Cross, Pp. The new issue of stock, the 13th, for whieh are now open, has been largely taken, and ‘will add another element of prosperity to thé as- sociation in its efforts and ability, by co-operating, to aid its members to successfwily accumulate funds and profits thereon, and acquire property. ScrtT AGAInatT GOLD-MINING ComPaNiEs.—This morning C. F. Benjamin, for C. B. Brookes, mled a Dill in equity against ‘the Music Mountain Gold- Mining Co., the Arizona Gold-Mining Co., et al., for an injunctiongaccount, and the appointment of a recelver. The complainant alleges that in June, 1886, he had 13,000 shares in the first-named com- pany; that in consequence of the treachery of a superintendent the assets In Arizona was sold and the Arizona Co, was formed, the shares being fixed at 650,000, and was allotted among some of the of- ficers and stockUolders; but that instead of allot. ting him 16,250 shares in Meu of 13,900 in the old company, they tender him but 2,700, Te claiins, for himself and others, that there’should be a set Uement of the affairs of the company, and that the interest of the stockholders should be pro- tected. a <A HADDOCK JuRoR WHo WAS APPRoacuED.— The sensation following the astonnding verdict of the Haddock jury and ‘the charges that bribery had been practiced was intensiiied later by the dinissions of the Juror O'Connell, whom: Foreman Webb thought had been bought. ‘O'Connell denied that he was bribed, but, said thathe was given to understand that the defense knew that the ver- dict wonld be eleven to one for juittal and that pa m Alleged Colored Swindier. HIS VARIOUS OPERATIONS IN THIS CITY. Last night Oficer Mansfeld arrested a negro named William, allas Richard Johnson, who, it 1s stated, is wanted in Baltimore as weil as in this elty, on several charzes of swindling. The pris- oner Is about 35 years of aye, very black, and stands about six feet high. He 13 neatly dressed, and Wears a silk hat. Detectives Carter and Mahon, who investigated | the swindling cases charged against him, state that Johnson first made himself known in this efty about two years ago, when he met Mr. John Hoyd, 2 contractor, who, while standing on the ‘Danks of the James Creek Canal, was approached ‘by Johnson, who stated that he was the owner of W Doat-load of sand, which was stuck fast on the Mats, und offered 10 sell it. ‘The offer was ac- cepted, but Johnson wanted money to pay a tug for puiling the boat off the flats. The amount asked ior Mr. Lloyd yave hum, and afterwards as. certained that the man did not own the sand, He was identified by Mr. Redmond, the com. mission merchant, as the man who some months ago swindled him out of about $7.50. The prisoner, he says, represented that ie hada cargo of pota” Yoes coming up the river on the steamer Wake= “as ae he held the key to the situation. He declared that Held; that he was short of funds and wanted a few | Ré bela the} ae dollars to make out with until the cargo arrived, | Tengo, He declined oo cane price, by the de- When he would sell it to him (Re ) He re. + He declined to say who made the offer. turned twice afterwards and obtained smaller amounts, He ts also said to be the man who successfully Swindied several persons by representing that be Was the owner of a drove of sheep, and wanted Money to support his men who had charge of the rove until he could get them into the city. After playing this “racket” here until he was gettin, hotorious, it ts thought he went to Baitimre and Played tis game in that city. When arrested last night he was endeavoring to escape from the realestate office of Main Bros, under the St. Charles Hotel. It is charged that he ‘appeared at the office of Main Bros. several days, Jack DEMPSEY AND GALLAGHER MATCHED.—Jack penuey, and Reddy Gailagher, the local middie we it, Whom such an authority as Pete McCoy declared, after fighting him, ‘to be the best 155, Pound man in the country,’ were last night matched in Cleveland, 0., to Hight six Queensberry, rounds for a purse of $1,000, in the Cieveland Ath- gloves, ant audience will iumited ‘to 100 persons. Trax ROBBERS IN THR SoUTH.—The arrest of a white man and two negroes at Greenville, S, C., Saturday Its led to the detection of a success ‘ago, and ciaimed to represent his brother, who owned a valuable piece of property on H ‘street which he Wanted to sell, and he bargained for the sale of the property. He also claimed that he had. for sale a load of corn and oats, which he wanted ful scheme by which an organized of thieves have been robbing the through Tielght. trans ot the Richmoud and Danville Rafiroad. Since November ratiroad officials have missed from freight trains en route southwara amount of $50,000. The Greenville. It was discovered that 8 member of the gang would conceal himself tn a loaded car at some station north of Greenville, ‘yas taken to the Pollee Court, this and a Charge of false pretenses against’ him continued Until Friday. = ee District Government Affairs, would be in wait ‘to carry tl way. In ADDITIONAL POLICEMEN. adattion to the arrests already madeothor persons ‘The following have been appointed additional Coppcatrgs Aer a Ve re! Jeger hen = ‘under arrest, has confessed, and has told the polics mrefOrfroun the” DIREEICe oe te eation | Wrhare much’ Of tie soles Gene te . Fleet, Isaac C. Potee and David ‘Washington. WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSES : have been granted L. H. der & 8. F. Lasker, J. W. Shane, John Morgan, KM. P. Harris, Henry | RRR, OO ¥ Y A L Bush. Bar-room licenses have been granted Frank | Re oR: gy Aa L W. Heygster and Jake B. Zebiey. a es oar ‘MISCELLANEOUS. oo LLL eer a arte eal news wee sag rs shortly advertise for bids for thelr coustrection Be sk ESHER FOF Col. Wilson has obtained permission from the BE AA RK HN k NG ? Commissioners to erect a stand on the sidewalk RNG Sapecocc canes) MPN Gas beh ay sn and others ha aievinrit £PR,(00 Ww ow wi Ts to extend a water-main along Po OWWWWR Bee Bat Street, between Linden street and Hare: p" 2 yr vw BBE E- regulations os ican eee - for examination ts for Foe iraon, rey have been submitted to the ABSOLUTELY PURE pets ae ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, Sales of Real Estate. ‘and wholesomencea. More W. C. Hill has bought of John Cook lot 5, South np capaaaae Uasrersty Grounds, tor 94,000. es the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition Leathers, for 4,200, the west halt of lot 17; square | Tit! ‘be multitude of low testa, betaine £28, 25 by 100 icet, on F street, between 2d and 3d | phosphate powders. Sox oxtz m "Cam. Borst gia ae ‘Baxrne PowDan Co. 106 Wall street, NX. cote ‘MoxnY ror Taz ivania avenue, for be last two days, has been pronounced by competent J to be the Bnest coileetion ever sent lo this city. ‘The sale will be begun to-morrow at 11 o'clock at Dowling’s, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, whea intending buyers should Rot fail Ww be present. | # Among the auction sales w! uiabat Le brolt Parke trontihg? oe SAMY ae Lindea strvets, presents an opportunity seldom of- sewerage is perfect, gas and water, sand the lots are among, if not the best, in that sec- Won, suitable for building, belag at the head of New dersey and Khode Island avenues. emcee ‘Bawnsouner Women in the world at Kernan’s. * Ee wing, also $00 for special pos H. D. Buz: . ——-_ AND TAILOR, to THE MRBELT Stan's Pocket mot the Works, has the honor spform you that his NEW Goops can ie faa haniomely rated DOK of 1 Mr. BARR personally fz afl garments made in his eo- Rofored nd diagrams, andcomtains a wealth Of general ngormation. "» “n¢comtainss 7 1 mm Siemon on Affaire in West Wachingion. RE CITY ITEMS. FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS.____ Cuanogp wir VioLaino THE SonpaY Law. eee =—=s = == | —— wa 200 FRET, vyarrant was lgued from the Fouls Co Hisit the Great Banner sate of Clothing | FOR SAL TEE VERY, Breuaree lense Fem opEatabet. sth and rouss.sno, | EY Sg he a itis ted Satnliag ‘igares nares your Dchures “apply on misee after Toots, Gn 1ty chore lowa circle. S90 | irumbet te ony, You with selling cigars and tes Je ‘boy's and children’s, for the yeuow | Dominic's Cansoh, ARR om {ne Premics after 4 | Brick: 20 roome. on 1k shove Tat stn.tw jot aud ba it ‘than bare UBURBAN PROPERTY SOLD.—It' was reported this ‘windows, Det. Gand H. Bar. | 2<lock-or toG. ie Tat, bet 13th jot weil « dint Ta, Mt, Plenaant, &e5 Soning that about 00 actes Of What Eftnranes eps ca rina Pe, bea: : bb, Bigek: Prooma, Kincwe Pisces ob 14th... 36.509 | lot a quicker: oy ip tract, in the county, owned by. Soa Totus, Pierce Place, bet. 15a) and With. 3.5 ‘Apply to. RICHARD P. EVANS, John Harrington, Wes sold yesterday 10t $25,000. Philip ‘Cecoa, p —— ed 14th ste. aii Attormey-at Gram RECKIPTs.—Canai Gi arrived ‘Unlike other cocoas or chocolates, it is not greasy, 5 © Wrcoms,on Corcoran st aries : a Ted Gand ey oat | Seber een Stee ea Ge : Pek ee Be oy Peis ae LTS Eas co gixs ov Live-Sroce at Drover’s D.C. yes. lavarb digestion ‘and. makes ‘a, delicious table Be VB oo SE Th Ae, 8.000 : “foo Qn bet Anand Sika k SIR2. Tjsthon ered sidewalks oil eaphalt pavessaat. tears lovee ‘and | Gustur - : : Dest. “irsio0s | = mel aednes aie we lotean ites deetrably iacated tn. the mest sae> wea eat at babige.; good, ot “a%abe.; me All druggists and grocers keep it. 1 jie Hw 825 22d st_a.w, LD Broome, on Rinest, tet 13th ad Vath: oie | ts i ta nod ata a ae Si toda common, At'Satc: Cows and caivesat| Cloakeand Fine Wraps st Sneriticing | «i056 ii, = Sppsmmesind store eighacy ata" | fee oc ena at pia $20, ead, u Prices, yuNG’s great fire sale, 73671 7 ee - On N stebets Sist stev new” | locality” NOKTH WASHINGTON REAL ® Groban Waren. —Lemucl Jones, of No. 1076 bina daa. ifs — tentehgpramennahuemea iy 9 og 1 a 8 apa 30 oun tne w'aliver waton hy ead on the | cyade of Burley leat nit erence sg sghest on Pe | rou Sa FST. RETWEEN ISTH OW alter wor nee sTest et wai oat thse’ = ae 5 frost; splendid’ bul Senbereuene stetmnroe ap Waren a7 a | itn ae Burt ied ® Reppin cameo pages cee |e a gine M.—Great Falls, temperature, 49; candition, 6} Wit ee ee ove property. a apioait WESCOTT, WILCOX & WEN : : . 5 - Aaa = R LE—SPPCIAL BARGAINS— “| fave; price, #250 Hon, 96; distributing reservotr,- temperature, 53 Velvets and Cashmeres | 935 N.Y. a¥6.i; AS x Wisco! DOX & WINE, condition at influent, gate-house, 36; condition af | a. ring prices, at Youne’s great fire sale, TOFS... 0s2--8,000 1743 "1 provements TO ee eer oR ASL Be; all modern ee. oka - ° Price only | LOT ON N_ST.. NEAR 21ST 8T.; effluent gate-house, 350 Test, 7 ta. $b. Gre. | $e ‘Aino, oe hold; price, @1.35 per toot —_———>-____ ‘room Brick Wallach Place,bet.13th & 14th sts.85, wi WILCOX & WINE. FATHER AND Sox KILLED By Ligrerxr¥e.— Hold Fast Tobacco {s the finest chew sooltee : Fooms on L, bei. Lsth and hottest oe cnekorirt LOT. FROR @ terrific storm at Pikeville Section, N.C., the | made. It is absolutely free of all adulterants, ‘boi, Brw.25,500' 1132 26th st. a3, 2, zocme snd cellar on Goreoren st... tect on D at, by th ne, cnkiee house of Taylor Rastinan, a prominent tarmet,was For sale by all first-class retailers. 10 SGee3 : oe Ti rooms, be. corner i and’sini ee ana “th Hiding lots Les). 8 particularly desiratie str in Was above is only s portior Proy = _. lor me ized houses ove block only trom hear one window ahd Eastman and nis’ son a Banjos, Violins, Guitars and Strings, 487Pa.av. | nooks "For full iat elt at cums so isened on i a THOMA A another window, while a daughter lad a seat 10} pooming.—For slightiy damaged Dry_ apa | lsat it icoasl “ANOS w Wadtaltaa reas ee Ot as and 6. front of the tire-piace. tman an son were , SALE— 4 XS] W FRAME. OF ElG! LE-AT A 3AIN — Ql SALE—AT ONLY TWO LLAM Pea Killed outright and Mrs. Kastmman and her daugh- Fancy, Goods, go to Youno’s fire sale, 736 7th st. 7 ret 4, 10,000 , feet of rot. Bear strect at Doreccived MEGAIN SEALED PROPO- Stung Eo A wc fate B ait foyen.t = in Tender them un- | «pet's Talk $25 Harness.”_Becker’s. co | cr, B00. ELL the owners Up te ana aed a wo 20xUS feet, wows tS ee wee Po eow ena re earner 0 | apse 954 Fei. n.w, rooms Sand 6 Ber ek at ur probe OF eae May 12th. | SPT CHELL- O94 Fst. nw roctee Sande eee ewe J Ane Ansan of Becrs-7No family should | 08 SAC#-FACDSOME SetURY ASD Sth Franklin Square. This property bas alway tos OK SALE _100 feet x 90 sear Ist nw 400 ‘AN Inronraxt DaLawane Bitz SDOLEN.—It was | be WIENOM, Mocnicioe colebeaten Beer, 750. per | F'neot brick Dwelling ou Tecate be Ondd Pets, | the fesldence of Foreign Mlekeers bei Pain tethiee oo lice anne ss, qiscovered at Dover, Del, yesterday thatthe ‘bill | doz" (Om). F. H. FINLEY, Agt, L500 D st Sh aneccione i meee emma fepatnings covting's ag’ guano gerten ck, poner Dand Path aye, 106 for the suppression icy gaml which <a ii thorough repaiz, Lot ) Price ay auiber of wots, with | G0 fect fromt on 3d, : erot the senate and only wallet tee aentoe at | Tense Ge so Foung’s Fire Sale, 738) SWOLMSTEDI's BRADLEY beable wu qarrarestuee, ecu oie fest po srt Front oi Uy at a Ke: Get _apl9-st _2at Fat. iw ce fneton. Information or. permite. D0 eet uh O ste bet cer of the house, had disappeared. There OR SALE—ON EASY TERMS, SMALL CASH | to inspect will ix civen by umderaigned. Also, toot ne 4 is ground for suspicion that it was ston vosttte | _ Exesha Alderney juier chumed every morning | Hvayment, balance to suit, thece.story Frame House, | tracts of land or ick Gok Tok hake at oe ae Tye 20 feet Lote, on M at. cleric des on Thursday. duplicate bit was at | and Qeyared 10 2610. nara prines be, per IB | csntraly gana, AO roams sind ths Tot NAG | Uren” GOD. GOP 410 New Bac aren Rost he ‘once introduced and raflrosded ‘the house | Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk | feet: 83,500. Abp ses, 929 nw. apts. apto-te r vt ‘the * Se. per quart. Cream 15c. NER PROPERTY, 57 FEET ON | J30B SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY ot 1 ii ‘ 0. 1 = B Ix §, D. G. S11500. BENS P DAVIN 119 Fst apis de i ct iia ae +500. J. P. DAVIS, 131 a aplg- ‘once. “inauire of isee xe Hoxpren aneaIns In Spring Daess Goons. = = MME Ptuxer, vi PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS z Foe, SALE RICE, BOURKE, RIGHT BOOMS. | _apo.12t T4IN Fat, | JJOK SALESTHE CONNER OF 17TH AND B JUST RECEIVED. PLALDS, CHECKS FANCY eee aE oods prios B3,500. | qpor ig. fromine 430 16 on Kt, M00 Fe on 17k. AREnEDy. FLARE DRESS’ GOODS IN GREAT | wo nave the largest and best assorted stock of Spring | “SraBS! *OWESCOTT: WILCOX & WINE. | Eanes. = ava 3 bet 3 vd ed Tai 5s és Dress Goods it has ever been our pleasure to display | JOR SALE—HOUSE ON K ST., BET. 24TH AND | THLE A TOR SALE * NIC 4 : TTT F 2g & RUTHERFORD southeast. o ware and a. 1 Per WS dy EPR, TT FRE BRE, for the Spepection of our friends andcustomers. We | 4° Zothste. nw. porth side, 9 rooms, fae weit: | Som SALE —-OGMis OE a ‘atu er mem ag me oon Den So AA BPR OE ER ae are confident if sou will do us the favor tocall andlook | H&P; price $4,000. oe wercox swank | POR SSE SOME, CUICE—ON 14TH 81 Ooo a2 ET Eee OR Seg8 7 corech pleen We Danes aes ar ae ZOU WADE at | Oe SALE-THREE STORPUARE."UN soe | $4000 Eck. 7 aruiful "LSsroota. nck oF Ge mek: 711 MARKET SPACE. NEATH ST._.,| oFFet Tae are ing peice 92500. ne ne Tene: oe for OES | 4G, with back Cul and bo Daschvent<penecnhy | POR SALE SIX LOTS ON P 1. BET 160 AND BEAD WOUL, WADE DOUEES Opi REY SES | 42-10, Colored Albatross Cloths in nest Plaids, 5c. | MER,PHEE SH OOD. nn a coy ewaNe | SS Nes Leis New York avambiz-Gw- | 1) North Cartel ete nw water. sewor, and PIN, CHECK” FANCY DRESS GOODS PURE SILK | 897! Sho eee Cioth, foe tallcemade Salle, | sree ERY DESIRABLE CORNER PRP. | FWGRSALE SS 7 semen | Ex bier SE. Corr of Ith wt aa Pa ‘ PLS HATE SERG tba Tricot Cloths in new spring colors, 50. 75¢. erty on F'st., between 9th and 12th ets. uw: & i Brick Stable; lot 34.9x1389 to 30 fall (ad Pte ware CAMELS HAIR SERGE, PURE WOOL, WIDE Dou. | Jlcet Ogtis in new spring colors. 50. 7c. stripes, | urctieble'and safe Tuvestment. D. RAMEY: Heal Eo = meg tice 30 ats peruer Neav 4a de- | JOR SALE_NICE Lor ON MARNTAND AVES 11 ‘E a i Ce = a ne sires oy x . Appl | south front, sidewalk sewer, and gas. at SOc putt TRICOT CLOTH, ALL PURE WOOL, WIDE DOUBLE Seana Dearne oecee is ‘on 9th st. n.w., three first-class condition: | _spl5-tt se st | gts. 20, foots Washitngion tied! estate Exchanye, S SIDE, (Cash value Ge.) REDUCED TO S740. RAGE Good Venere eee ate, 15S. oo ge, 000 if sold at once. Also Lot, northwest, 40295. | 340R SALE-FIVE NEW FIVE-ROOM BRICK | © ©er-of Pa ave. aud Lagh st. nw pote ROYAL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS Ds, a unary. Per foot, part: inquire 845 Ost. nw, after | AY Dwellings: attractive in every way. located on 2d | NOR SALE—FOUR CHOICE LOTS IN GARRETT SEBRING SHADES, WIDE DOUBLE FOLD, 12 Stock of Wash Fabrics never was $pm. aan Font fos SOO ee peat terms Gat. herdics; will | H° Park: very cheap. siuall cash vyomuent and sald y $2. Our better. Tate im Price, @8,500, south tut 5 FRENCH Setines, rivesr Quatiry, NEW §0 New Styles Satteens, 12 40. 150. Brick’ dry coneretectllarsiatge ganie GReNe set | tee GOEN ER WaGcamax, | Hecutlt gurtatucee ee ee 8 wepiterers) Gea aoe. | French dedtd Check ale Seertuckers, 10, 12¢. alley in rear; if not sold by May Ist willbeforrent; | _epl5-6t BOS: JOR SALE—ANOTHER BONANZA—A BRAUTI- BLACK SURAH SILKS, 60c. Extn wide Bleschea Sinan Se terms easy." Apply to owner on premises, 1205.8 | 70R SALE—PERSONS WHO DESIRE To PUI 1 block of ground, level ax a floor, coulanung PxRCY SILES Sony, ana S00. Ri Eines Oreeme sense ee ee, st nw. | Kichace “home, ranging in price from #3800 to | 700,000 fect, two mjuares cast of the Columban ae BLACK SILK RH ABAMES Ths, Best Turkey Red Table Damask from 2to& yard mR SI j | $6,000, are invited to inspect: the houses, with all | stables. elevated ftps HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, 98. lengths, 42c.; worth 60c. - ‘sell at above price and on terms to suit, thin ele- | modern wements, Tevet mely erected by ime in bts; aay terms. wou! BLACK STRIPED SEAR VELVER eh. Hamburg Edgings. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10c. ant and carefully constructed resideuce,recently built | 5} ft Pebroit Park. Each masa the los so don't Gciag, as own BLACK -CASEME) FINE QUALITY, WIDE formy own onsupancy (John Fraser. ascintect; Davide | SttachAd. “They are beautiful bomen ~Acieamay will wiry he nturne "te DOUBLE WIDTH ii7ige. F Straw Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths. son & Con builders) half a square north of Scott Circle, | be ou the round every day trom 4to6 pm. Lake wth | 320 Pecuey iene ave EXTRA LARGE SIZB HANDSOME:: BRIDAL | Balance of our Carpets at cost. Sn broad 16th st, opposite Mir: Hobeson'n and Mr. Pen: | OF 7th st. cara. sscabieay re py 20K SALE—LAND NORTH OF OBO Quit PRESENTED TO EACH CUSTOMER WHO JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., die@®u's: brick stable in rear. Address Rev, DOUG- | _%™ a a dance and stall tracts. iuproved and uf UYS $10 (or over) IN DRY GOODS, FOR CASH. al5 LAS F. FORREST, D.D., Calvary ‘Rectory, Clifton, by Kk SALE—THAT BEAUTIFUL CORNER PROP- | For pists and. information ‘apply to GC : = . — 636 Penn. ave,,southeide, | Cincinnati, Ohio, ght Sot _ | Herts, Peaneyivaniaave and itu at Cajstol Hl | G0013 tothe at - FOR, SALE—AN ELEGANT NEW DWELI- | . EF. HABBIX, Trustee, é ARP Denicatre ~Deniciovsyess Discon- p13 ‘Near 7th st. Wig, NO. HOS "etn. dt, 33 oat frome i | S20 Fa evacce_ | ITU ALS AT 6 GREAT Bal ALLY DEAWN OUT. e pouns ant cs arnace, Bre mod tree aquares trol Dupuut Cu , provements: handsomely pepered and mahogany | 00 1422 NY ave. mantels, with, mirror, in every room; wide parting. | pat 0% 18 ar 494 seven srarer. Poantels with pi ‘te house 3 open for inspection. He ‘oF particulars apply to. the” owner,” R GOLD- SCHMID, 1310S sth, from 6108 pam ape OR SALE—BARGAIN—SIX-ROOM HOUSE: od. imps., with adjoining building lot, on 6th st., 2 ee SE NER RES CO. | ROE SALE 16-000 SoU ) | BS cu comer North Carolina av able for building purposes, ALUEKT F. POX, | st. uw. asl {OK SALE4TH ST. 8 E, NEAR D, TWO LOTS, 19.6x05, 19.6285, "These are in Maproving see PEET OF GROUND, Mth at ae, Come, small boys, large boys, come, cadt aside your ¥8: ‘Come take a look into our cosy nook; Let us contribute to your joy! ‘We will please yon, never grieve yor fou will dopiiato for FOUR oar Santaeas Three- 2th Ea | iets HILL, cor. 8th and F sts, POR SALE THREE NEW HOUSES ON H ST. SIX Toms each, all mod. imps.:a ten per cent inveal- WHEN YOU ARE READY TO BUY YOUB | a price Si sDU cach, Alves mice ery Dak rene | tion, and “Will be sold at ae ivan nee Ur you willdupiice SPRING SUIT OR OVERCOAT WE WOULD toni. | rr cf i mnuabie gt aie pce p00 aplU-3t LAWKERCE & NASIL LOLo F st. nw. oliar Suite SCRE STA ruis easy. Apyiy tod. W.¥. MYEMS, 1425 N ype pays responded prom BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU OUR STOCK. ‘OR SALE—2141,K ST. NW. mureowe ey E., NEAR D. 2058. Yave | Wok SALE—4TH ST. tI. purchasing not oi : aE DOLLARS, but ais, : } Bvecaton-'can trout, apd houses’ how Dutiding oo, Suits at ‘TI basement: press-brick front; eight rooms: in excel- 35 THE ient order; mod: uprovements: lot 17-4 by 100 it SALE-NEW SEVEN-ROOM BRICK, WITH | @sch side: baneain if sold soon. in -10te ot eo 3. terms eux GBI Ei I 7 ‘It. must be strong, resisting weal = TUNE TO sHOW. Pl *, lot, G-room house, variety of good fruit | Fo E — PERSONS WHO DESTRE TO PUR- | $3,000. This veurbborboud, aud o- Elastic, good and tough. ae on place. Inquire 307 North Carolina ave. se.ap16-3t* chase @ home, i prices from $3,800 to | ises to becom t stands on ti Wa, took hin throug Fagin, 4 ae 3.000, ied Ww tnspect the Houses withall | @ Aue cellar. MM ROHRE 3d aud’ Rast ce yt He thought us high, but quick relents POE SALE—HOUsES. $6,000, are invited vo inspect with all ae As bet lay auite a —_— | Doo bank coe tones, Fase sacar eeeraer mee | = cage fore Ltn we lay quite an arta ; roit Park each house has a side lot attached: they | ym 2 , Of Suiisat THRES DOLLARS uid NINETY CENTS. GzoRGE sPRANsy, pe are Decutiful homes. "A salesman will be on the | Jit 5 Fhe: wet GuLand Tihs We touch bottom at $3.90 for Men's Suits, which Gi grounds every day from 4106 pin. "taketh vr ren | grat Sot MM ROMREIC Bd goad mock the prope cletn from under *Chea oy tty ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, Bi cams JOHN, WAGGAMAS, S04'and BOG Fat. | PCat a ‘apie our Ail-Wool Sack and Cutaway Suits s¢ 87°50. 88 73, ™ ol | nee 9.75 and $10.75 “bucks” the id out 434 We SALE—e L000” “A ON’ Ti 37 1 UK SALE—TWO VERY DESIRABLE Lo’ co ee ann ee ton eo eH Ri gutof all of "em. SEVENTH STREET N.W. FOR SALE—$1.000 BACH, ON TERMS To SUIT, | FYE DAU TNO TERY DESIRABLE LOTS. o- AND VICTORY'S OUlt ATM. spl5.(Thinddoor below the oor. of Bat) neventeen Bes, The next to hand isa “Grand Army” man, ard. Junibia road, adjon rd 5 rooms each, prese-brick fronts, FOWL SMITH & SON, 122 F st. near Navy cen ou the heuritae KMARN Who wantsa nui or iia. Eee a _ | 50S Fm! ayie-ae We lis ewise take him by the hand OB SALE-SPLENDIDLY LOCATED, 14TH ST. | ST. ‘And kindly “show him through.” BaD UAE cone a opposite Franklin Square, Il-room. thre ston trick Soon his quick eye rests on “Slater's Paancvrarty Srourp Tar Liavrs RK SALE— e | brick, lot 20x90 to alley. BAXTER & MacGoW a arma teas Hie He and proved icra, Hoss 98 Sst. nw. 10 room, ail mi; lot 38x95. | 1008-1010 F xt se apls-6 994 iNDHAR A are NIA FLETW bupmamaitorbine. Te" | Come forms tek of fe Shots beyond conapart | Hue oa Coline at Ba, 6 rooms and bath, celar | POE SALE, HOUSES, LOTS AND coUNTRY faunneb ion io remark that ot boa 92-50, worth | under : 707 8800, laces an the city and count, Maryland atv 300 fou Pet mies “Grand Army" Suit at $9.0 is emphatically the “Cock | $22 finest and US iad Housson tT sty. 6 roobiseall we A; lot 48 feet | kinks, GEO. W. LINKING, Heal Estate Beck Ronce.— aple-Bt* of the Walk.” Cut under it, gentlemen, else step down | “Tauics Hand-sewed Welt Dongola Button & | front. Price 4,500. ica Ss 5 and H ste. . pict - | heats 5 fe }. No shoe has more sterling, fai, KK on Ost., between and 5th, 9rooms and | PAO SALE. BARGAIN—THRE! Following his tread came an ex-Confed., Sestak or attactive quatities, nod in idilan to tes | bath a Ge 9 Moe Sense RS fe Boom APS | ITOK SALE A. ma iil ail ceeaieg aeatonee ‘ho aaid he had searched all the day. Test, it is a very comfortable shoe. 37,000. | also, two 10-room corner Houses, with improvements, Re Seed farceiceritlees chase: 6 Pensa SELBY. Several nom Honses on 22d and I sts. n.w.,9 rooms | such us furnace, open grate, bath tub, waslastand, brick Lig = : z Pennsylvania aven and ie BOO. 1 ra st = — _ — Tyat wobadluct butshowed a Cheviot Seg | isin Srenee: | New Honse, sts nent 13th mw. 8 rooms and bath, | Seine. sat) URRAN, LoTS—MoUNT FERS ‘The tears bewan to Fise to the “Old Hebe’ see, Z eee aise sa Secale ioute "3 near T st. n.w., 9 rooms, all m. 4. | = $8,200. { nc. and 306, spy Columbia Heiguts, Zoe. aud 40¢ ‘He bought it and went on his way. : Pisesr Qvaury Puaexca Sarves, This simplestatement of a simple but touching trath Terms caer. Price {0b SALE BY DANENHOWER & SON, P at, . Close, Lae. 15 a be ~ - | Ses jon N& CO, isn ade only ‘to show that we have, foods to suit ev re REDUCED TO 30c., ALL STYLES, aifonse on B st. fronting Capitol grounds, 15 rooms, | a NORTHWEST. | | = = J J ‘SH an +o seat Body, snd that cur prices‘are within the teach of al, ‘hres now Houses, nw., 14 room:. Price #18,000 | N 0G Hake (Ess bESk,- 84-250 | DOR SALE_DESIKARLE LOTS IN NOKTHWES down the Bich sacnsmindard of our goods, and fores | cheaper than they can be bought in New York or Bos-| eat} E Dud Mat Ora brick...-4 39 OPEL side” Nines VL SS ton. 300styles newest patterns to select from. ‘To double Houses, well located: $30,000 each, be 7 sa. fram aie fron oudes in all se-tious, ranginx price. from €2,000 100 pieces beautiful CHALLIS, at 15c, new lot | to $80,000. ved USN? BROWS. gat Lata Nin, 10030 00 VICTOR E. ADLER'S opened to-day. aplé-iw eS SS Pee ae. | 98 | Gem ate oot, fend wea Ba x < New lot DRESS GOODS, in latest # R SALE—12 PER CERT INV ot G00 |” Reseral other lo $2 to 85 pers 01 TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN i) das Pretty homes—Ginew brick Houses: 5 rooms, ine | 8 Fatma back 1800 | Sloat JOHN SHERMAN &'COnTaUE Pat» $27 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Berea ence PABASOLSL pegment: inosthi payeaeete WE BUREORD: 1253 Bnet | BjOR SALEOON THE TOP OF MBKIDIAN Mild COR MASS. AVE. Extra bargain in finest quality SICILIENNE, at $1, choice shades; actual value 82, apid-3t* ta block 10, two beautiial Lota A opal ba eae BATES & Wil) STRICTLY ONE PRICE 'OR _SALE—A GRAND _INVESTMENT—FOR | aplé-3t HT Fate we. URE WHITE CHINA SILKS, wide, 500. splendid Business Proper+y, under tease to | = x om Gime nie ae = oe TE A 8 27 inches ci ihe Svermmcst at $1,000 per reat w BBE QRD, | FROR SALE—EAST HALF OF SQUARE 1087. Tas Sake see rs | a eet eae zor SALE VERY CHEAP-AT S150) AN EX | er RS eesti Pan RAP EX-| Frontage on e. 217 p16 . Souz Srrcrarrres cellent 9 room frame ho lot 45x90. to alle: | Frontage on South B st. 161 feet 63 inches, 63,000 | 7 JOR SALE—A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SMALL W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, | Well located in northwest. a as pecpunigaka haceate bloc iss of ground in the eastern section of le 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘OR SALE—VERY CHEAP_—TWO NEW. SIX ROOM | COA. McET] wie ee IN SHOES. 2B bay. window brick houses, cellar, bath, range. la- | __1420 F st_ | ee ee PRK trobe, slate mantels, hot and cold water, Nos. $21 and | R SALE—PROSPECT © HE HEAD OF E BLOCK OF LOTS—1u@ nt OxE CE. apt 423 2a st a. o—wil be sold on sinail cagh Revmment orth Capitol st. 90,000 feet of cheap ground. | ‘A very remuperative in vertment a 5 once to DANENHOWER @ SON 1115 Fatma w. | apie = oma cael 1400 F wt. | $U'ck purcuasér—Prce low, terms waxy. CHAS, O z : a | JROR SALE-LOT A, SQ. 17° ik y SLOSE—CHUICE CONNER J.C. Horcamsox, [a aa ees | F&3 iat rains} ; | FRA SAEE RHITSLY CLOSE —CHoick conNe LADIES’ LOW. STREET SHOES, HAND-MADE, IMPORTER. (Pen ee ent P. Brick r.. B'st.... 730 | Hate Soe f henley eam = pao CHAS. A. Mor) — Thr geet tr finish pearCapitol 7.000 | Owner, 16... ¢ st. Call after 5 p.m agente ne oa = gaLe ee BRO HEAVY SOLE, EXTENSION EDGE. FINE MILLINERY, ‘TDwostory Brick. tr, New Jersey aves nc” wees TEIGHTS, | Et 18-8300, to" Leading Styles Two-stors 6-room Brick, mod. impe.. northwest, 3300 | FOR SALE—LOT NO. 80, LANIER HEIGHTS, | #,1<ts 15.63 Scawera = pie: T.H. SYPHERD & CO., 1007 | Miao S28 , frontitc on Popular avenue: will, be toan Immediate purel NE! eee -CENTRATE Sey oan lmmnediate buyer very cheap. For further Some with patent leather tips, some plain. THREE HATS, ‘OR SALE CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK, 911 | fuiormation apply to 3.C. COOK, 1749 Pa. ave. apie-7t HUNDRED PAIRS in to-day. Sizes and widths for Inall the new shades and combinations, New Bneky G11 °L st iw. Al rooum batdsome | P2080 OT | a CaEVEN CTiFUL BUILDING arate aor FEET. Sell for $3.50, Good time to! retest styles in FANCY STRAW BRAIDS that corre- | O50, 12.300. oth at sree eee i SALE-SEVERAL FINE LOTS IN WHITNEY | B'Y%,, trout OEM wo wear, wit a é x ‘i Oth st. nw, near Fs c lots in Mintwood Place subdy on kate Listers Ae spond with any costume. Many exclusive shapes. | ,AC™ SUS “ALBERT F POX, epect Hill subuivision, and in blocks 14,1 or 5 ‘apl6-6t 920 Patn.w._ | 19 and 20, Hall and kivans’ subdivisk | McEUEN, cans MARK DOWN. ae CENTRALLY-LOCATED S-STOEY | HUL TYLER & KUTH | aple-ze Lape oh ‘MEN'S KANGAROO SHOES,A Beautiful JET WRAPS, to make room for Brick Dwelling, ‘9 rooms, bathroom aud cellar: all | _mh26-4w* _ = as — | JQOR SALE-SQUARES AND HALF squaiadis 1% . Geatae sin LIGHT WEIGHT STREET COSTUMES, mod. imp. "lot 24 feet front. Price $7,200, TYLER | 30n SALE-THREE FINE EACH | KP the nortucastern part of the city. ale Lavi Very ai toed, be h - ¢ G sre ‘mb26-4 {th side of Columba property for moderate-priced houses orf Lage i ip PARASOLS, eu ee EE en BRICK DWELL. | extended: also Lotsin Blocks 14,1 mene ‘CHAS. A.M LASTS, In the lot some few dozens of CONGRESS TAGES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, & RUTHERFORD. 1290 Fst name maou DE | IE“G, Setrwenscen, gare af tne ot resem FRENCH TOE, whole cut sides and tops, thet we can BRAIDS, BUTTONS, —— SSS Sr ees Prices aud accomodating ‘terme 1 can ofer Late sell st 85. ‘Takea look at them, New Patterns in JET GRENADINE, Frhcklin Sgasres fourteen lunge rooms, two bathe ” | Prices in the very near tutarg, 7 7 Per Seut Macha Fe ee ee FARBEMENTERIES, | Nigyr with twostory Betek state. For tal perdienlate | VOR GALE-LOT, MST, BET 4TH AND oT Gaas. A McECEN, ORANGE CALF Novelties in JERSEYS, apply to HUFTY & DYER, 13th and F'stau.w.ap10-0t | Env; south front: 30 feet, 3 inches wide by 108 fect 834 inches deep; price $4,500. Inquire 618 Lat. | FRONTAGE OF 460 FEET ON 4TH 1. FOSTER KID GLOVES, st, between Daud iste ue. by depth of 105 teem, R SALE—1435 R ST. N.W., $6,000; 1623 10TH Bw. thouse, | are D CHAS. A MckULN, ‘We offer for inspection » GLOVE having no superior | A st.2.¥, heated throughout by furvace.a Meat house, R SALE—LOT, RIDGE ST. TH AND 140 Bot, 1s something new in MEN'S LAWN TENNIS and LOW | in Git. style, or reliability. $1.00 per pair and upwand. | nly $5.350; G0 tents tor BIS e Tat near “16th, Boh pave: BO seet inches ont by 10s feet 8 FRE ToT stra ¥nonT nee STREET SHOES (ORANGE appliestothecolor). They | p14 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | w., j-story bay-window Brick, 85,000; Sst near 12th, | inches deep: price $1,200. Inq) He, 20x80. very Cheat 2 area little loud, but will be worn this season. The Ler Ei ait Peta eet es Low § st.) wear Dupont Cin TENNIS arerubber soles. Sell for $4. The STREET ps Pda Fok Stktrnonizen 10 orrer, FoR a FEW! Line Ket NSC, bear Puruby Cie, 63100 4 are leather bottoms, hand-made. We have started 7B SALE— Ree eects nT tne etn dat ue oe teen ok | Zbue Lana Nad, wens Dupuit Circle, 1a CS . F Ber Business property on 22th, near Fat, 12re 9. 1 | Moe Ground in this iminodiatelocality is held ataoe, | 1hue kot, 19th at, near Dupont circle, 20x78 to Z as |Dwo Tames Sas : 19 tot” | This is a decided bargain. S.C-HILL, Sth and Faid-iw | alley. We don't know why, but we are: af MEN'S PATENT LEATHER SHOES. Guess they ere going |. to be the correct thing. Now, for STREET WEAR, have quitea good stock of NEW STYLES. Think we 1 ine Lot Are everywhere giving COLGATE & CO.’S FO ME CEIAGANGE mopeurs— | | Mst, Net, t handsome Kesidence on Columbia ave. between 12 Dear 7th new. Tra, lot 20310648 all. nd so 14th and sts, extended, containing 19 rooms: £1.00. fronting enst, very cheap. cau ft you out in good alae, “BUREKA” SOAP the lad overany other. © E00 ce ceoecmmsresaer garcedesg 2 | Recon: Mobaeatetcreaed eee | scitiar Gomecucat aves Sin120 @@ ; Ost, n.w.,near Iowa Circle, Tins and bath, lot Ett out, &e: price 30,000: terms very. easy, or Wi : See Some LADIES’ LAWN TENNIS, made of Black Ast, Itis by reason of the Extraordinary In- = POEIGO sn eae etchings for Unmroved real ee ate ineise v carat Lae toa Aen se Dongo Leather an 2, 8s, s __8.¢. HEL th and Bee i ongoia, Patent SD. Shape and style Dew: | aocamentaoffered dealers to pusbit, theQuick- | SH Land Mats ne. § Se lor isan60.02 3800 | on sare vay culear. ie mli.in “Apply eARLA Gb om Selling Soap on the market. Cor. lots New York and New Jersey aves, Pean scl io an immediate purchaser » 20-rogm, | ~ fe . ee 0500 | setrtieratl meiner tient Baten | Exoum Tax Axo Oru New oe ee oI apl6-3t* FM Sue Rare, | Tay set NP an ee eh cor eth and Fate COLORS IN DERBY HATS EDMONSTON & Co, return for its cost-FOUR CENTS PER CAKE— SALE-ELEG. THREE-STORY AND ALE-LOTS 11 AND 12, BLOCK 10, ON- . of auy Soap ever made. ee Brice Dect pe g cele 13 ‘trig ave =Rigsditn Hint 3306” thege are te best Just Opened. 1339 AND 1341 F ST. AND 943 PA. AVE, mb26-8,4,thim . eg Bnished spd decorated: price, Spiele ‘S.C HILL, cor. Sth and F sta. PRICES, €2.50 TO #5. z ™ $20,000. TYLER & KUT! 0 ‘stn w.apl6-6r° = WHITNEY. “4 : You Pasay ks 0, 0110s Fron See Eason, AEN um prons | FORME THE IOIGE OF SEIENE,CIRE | onruzars puss 447s 0 w a horthwest” easy. pd SVE omey | Fura recel Storage and insured against damage ovr Porrrar Ix On Ox C. Seg ee ak ved on and in VAS, WOOD, METAL, OB CARTOON. E HERRING, 1331 F. i Se eed 3a01000, square feet in Winitucy Glows by moth and Fire at a small cost. a dress, i Soe mag eves, TReelceat of the entire tract and'which 1 wil sel ge B. H. STINEMETZ & SON. orn writh $20, saa vecthes oe Bae * aes nc takin te HATTERS AND FURRIERS, “HE hte oy ved Scum, | _s27-3m 1237 Peunsylvauia ane oh Ley, Hr Suz Sr, REERY aplé-iw Real Estate, Sivand me — i eee. Studio, O30 F a ate Srapre, ck tha ; oF Sees teats Reproduce | an nind ot runt soc Bssonable Prices Reese ott yacht Wercer oe RB SALE — TWO, VERY HANDSOME @oUTH | GPPOLAL ee cdlorme? uhiferann orale’ betta eres Sah Se ‘OR SALE — = ee Repecal ation given io Boating Horna. | _sgueedit" R'E" CatWoub, aor-Oihane Sm. | efor nnnderne fonaences or toremcciaton OS | currently felt by a ereat mamy people Cc Sroxewane ‘OR SALE — HANDSOME 3-STORY BRICK | 7-On SALE —1 OFFER A VERY CHEAP LOT OX | Whohave to use PURE WHISKY for sickness, — —— ESeube cient ernest gue arate | Erne: sented hie tre Sols | Sader rym bwin wat bea ‘ipa: a we : FILTER AND COOLER COMBINED. foret bandsome Zoeden. fen mane wed oiaoe Corner 8th and F st. + EINE OLD RYE WHISKY ineu and the meetio eee 4, able SUPHEnYORD: 1296 F atm apl6-6r" i SALEBY 1 see BBE oup utr Wutsky ry ; 26 Ley Cooler in the market ~ SALE—147H ST, OPPOSIRE FRANALIN | A S1x108{t, Cat. xc OLD KYE WHISK ee eee eae otto: apiz-im ‘THOS, RUSKELL & 00. FS: oe of tbe most $o the | 335e110 tt 1et st. en pear Lat. Ai | st the very moderate price of : SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION. PERFECT iN - rs room brick; fot 20x00 :eaay terms BAXTER | AS94140 it. lat ate. pear Lt. Ee mn emt y ATION. DURABLE AND CHEAP. = WAN, 1008-1010 F svib-st | Selugee Oot ae ae Ov ee ee ee Sole Agent . z SALE—BUSINESS LOOK 12TH, | “ spls-or- on, Oy " ages = 225 |Seame Hare By Beae E827, 0005 12 Bee O00 tik teen Ee SALETTWO TOTS OTH ST. BETWEER | “Having handled ene rods for pert twenty ; Re = 010 F st." x ‘front: ches we canGUAKANTEE them as represented, #ree eo seerege Se) Se eee ae ES Sick Heese i | CTE oe DI m = most delicate, in sickness or sonvelee > suited to the = MOST DESIRABLE SMALL Lor | Suite ARTHOR NATTANS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA, GLASS, TABLE | The agknowledged introducer of Head Gear in Fevtoat dey. tres Bias for boom. | ho 14th apd Tend 24 and D ate we OUTLURY, FINE PLATED WARE, America.” None .genuine unless bearing their trade Pari irr aamancr wrens % And in 4 nd, Delors in House-Furnishing Goods Generali. | ™=** is : Jew Prices Taare. a7: Whole Square Cooma Br Gas . a . ‘Bole Agants for this city, “ . er Afall line of opt 905 Renn’s avenue ; GAS COOKING STOVES: Op band and ior sale. : _ ‘mb31 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPAML, ‘TRUSS, on | "stor mioat ap