Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1887, Page 4

we THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, er Qe RIL “28, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. LOCAL MENTION. Indications for the A hours commenctng at 2p. m, For District of Cotumbia Maryland and’ Vir- Sone threatening weather and rain, clearing Friday, southwesterly winds’ ‘slighty Wasm, B. WILLIS, ‘The oftest furniture house in the District, shed in 15% 1885. estab- Keliable, prompt, and just, After an experience of (hirty-odd Years tn the furniture trade, we can safely assert that no house south or New York can show a more extensive, varied, and reliable stock than we offer. Our long experience enables us to secure not oniy the most fashionable, but the most durable furniture now offered tn tiis market. To those wishing to com- Dine economy with style, and, above all, duras Dility, we would solfett an inspection of our Superb stock. We have recently made large additions to our already extensive and attractive exhibit, intro duciag many novelties new to this market, The very latest New York styles, as” well as French and other importations. We are headquarters for summer draperies and elaborate Interior decorations. Lace curtains of exquisite design, Parlor furniture in endless varlet; ag hamber and lbrary sets of artistic design and Fancy writing-desks of curious workmanship. Japanese and’ Canton matting tn great variety. An extensive stock of winduw-shades, all the nts, ‘hildren’s carriages of every grade. Retrigerators of all sizea No old stock. Everything new, fashionable, and Gurabie, aud at New York prices’ Was. B. Witttams, 317-19 7tb st Nos. 632-634 D st. No. 63 Louisiana ave. Cugw OLD Port, 5c. plug. Take no other. PURE WINES ANxD Ligcoxs at the old, rellable estabtishment of Chr. Xander, 909 7th sll nw. “WHAT To Gv and what to keep requires an Understanding deep,” but it does not require a very deep understanding, when wishing to give a PEEL of a bottle of fine perfume, to know that 8 Manono Is the best. C. C. Paxsox's HOUSEHOLD AwMonta gives a more Yefreshing bath than the ocean, removes all odor and chafing from the person, ciires all insect bites, and keeps the skin as smooth as a baby's. Only C. C. Parsons’ Household Ainmonia will do this. Bast Cuew in the world—Oid Port. GENTLEMEN'S Licnt-cononep DERavs, shades); boys’ and children’s straw hats KC. Lewts & Son, 1471 N.Y. av.; Branch 9207U St. 1.W. Lawx Mowrxs, garden hose, and window screens, Barber & Koss, 911 Pennsytvauta avenue. Oup Port, Se. plug, is the best. Try it. Tar FINGER Nats Beactieiey.—The bleach for Femoving stains from the nails, ounce bottles, 25 | sents, at Dr. Kentson’s. Reiter for ali troubles. of che fet in’ a few minutes without pain by the (new original Kenison. Corns “5 cents each. INSIST ON HAVING corrugated key Yale locks; Rone afford greater security. Bask BALL ComsINations, &c., 216 6th st. naw. Save Moxey and have your pictures framed _ at | ‘Thos. L. McPhee's, the Capitol Ifill stationer, 207 Penn. ave. s, €., first class work guaranteed. Free Portraits. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave, ALL tobacco dealers sell Old Port. Try it. ‘You can buy a Solid Leather Misses’ Spring Heel, Cur. Kid, St. Goat or Peb. Goat for $1.50 per pair, Market Space. W. BL ich, 71 SAVE COF. 436. CILY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. rt Downing in “Spartacus.” ‘Ruddygore.” “Our Minstrel Boys.” Manassas PaNonams.—Day and evening. ‘Hanuus'—“The Silver King.” At y meeting of the Women’s Christian Temper- pace Union, ta the Central Union Mission Toome yesterday iifternoon, a resolution was adopted the President for the interest he had faken tn the enforcement of the laws tn the Dis- ‘The Ladies’ Ald Soctety of Geo. A. Custer Camp, No. 1, was organized last night by Capt. W. Rutherford, Lieut. M. V. Brown and Comrade H. Weber, sr." ‘The following were elected officer Bilss A. Cassidy, Mrs. D. Weisser, Mrs. B. Champioi Miss Bessie Cassidy, Mrs. & Weber, Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs. K. Welsser, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. Prosperi, Miss Mamie Weisser. ‘The anniversary exercises of the National Deaf- Mute Coliege will be held at Kendall Green next Wednesday. Rev. Dr. Bartlett delivered an interesting Jecture at All Soul's church, last evening, on the life and character of Alexander Von Humboldt. Dr. Frank Baker delivered a lecture on-“Faciol Expression” at the National Museum, last even- ing, illustrating his remarks With a series of stere- op con views. The members of the East Washington Invest- Ment Association met at the residence of Mr. ‘Thos. B. Marcke last evening. May SD. Net vom, president of the association, presented in Dehalt of the assoctatita to Mr. George Emmert, ‘Uhe treasurer, a goid-eaded ebony cane, isaac L. Reed, aged 45 years, died last night at bis residence, 1 F street, of heart disease. sobettte Hunter, che colored servant girl, wlio was | emteneed to jati by Judge Snell Tuesday on a charge of iarceny has been released, and the | charge has been dismissed, on account of addition- al evidence offered tu her behalf. ‘THE WESALY STak’s Pocket Atlas of the World ts | Offered free to every new subscriber for one yeur to tue WEEKLY Stax It is a handsomely printed book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more {han 100 colored iaaps and diagrams, ahd contains & Wealll general information. See advertise- Ment in another column. To-day, C. P. Browne, Harvey L. Shomo, Jos. S. Whitehouse, A. J. Gallagher, Jno. B. Stock, @. V. dent . W. Townse! W. W. Copeman and G. P. Pollock ‘were admitted to the bar. ‘he bond of S.T. Luckett asa constable was approved to-day. . Lhe testimonial concert to the Ford sisters, at Congregational church last night, was a very picasant affair, and Was well attended. _Mr. John I. Weed and other members of Pioneer Council, Sons of Jjonadab, say that since Samuel A. Davis, Uae shoemaker, who was acquitted in the Police Court Tuesday of 2 charge of assault- jug bis wife, became a member of that council he ‘has never been a wife beater, and has always con- ducted ‘imself as a sober, upright and industrious citizen, A championship game of base ball will be played. to-morrow afternoon at Athletic Park between the Washington High School Club and the team irom the Maryland Agricultural College. ‘The funeral of Mrs. Emily Waters, wife of Mr. Joseph Waters, took piace this afternoon, Mrs. Waters was a inember of an old Washington fam- Uy, an estimable Christian lady and for a number of Years Was connected with the Foundry M. E. church. Dr. Naylor assisted by Dr. Elliot, offici- ated. interment at Glenwood. es Coming Amusements, ‘Tae Nationar Rirces’ Bengrit.—“The Mikako” Will be xivem at the National Kifles’ Armory for ‘the benefit of that organization, on Friday and Saturday evenings, by weil-known local talent. Along those who ‘will rilcipate are Mr. 1. PL Setboid in the title role, Wm. H. Daniel as Pooh- #ah, Hub T. Smith as Ko-Ko, Wm. P. Compton as Vanki-Poo, Miss Lulu Kathbone a3 Yum-Yum, Mrs. D. B. McLeod as Pixti-Sing, and Mrs. J. Will geen 48 Kutisha, Mr. McLeod will be the musical rector. Miss ALata Rawzeu, the planiste,will beassisted ‘St Ler concert In the Congregational church Sat- ‘urday night by Prof.Bernays, Miss Lillian Parslow, tue young violiniste, of this ‘city, and Mr. Youn; Ricile, the ‘cellist, of Baltimore. The Assort ENGAGEMENT.—Miss Emma Abbott A CITIZENS MEETING. Delegates to the Central Committee | A Gathering atthe: cl oxen by Association, No. 6. MATTERS DISCUSSED AT A MEETING LAST NIGHT—HOW THE DELEGATES WERE CHOSEN—THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE ASSOCIATION. A meeting of Citizens’ Association, No. 6, was held last evening at the hall, corner of 19th street and Pennsylvania avenue, Dr. Reyburn in the chair, and B.S. Pike secretary. Before the meet- ing Was called to order the secretary was kept busy receiving the names of new members and their dues. ‘The secretary announced that there Were 84 pames now on the rolls. The roll was called and a large number responded to their names, one of the members remarking that this was the best attendel meeting of the association that had yet been held. After the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, the president announced that the business before the meeting was the election of fifteen delegates to represent the assoclation in the central com- mittee. Mr. Witmer suggested that a committee five ‘be appointed by the chair to nominate twenty-ilve persons from whom the members t fifteen to vote for. He said that many qusinted suflicientdy with the mem- bers of the association, and the report of the com- mittee might serve as a guide and a suggestion to them in preparing their ballots. DID NOT LIKE THAT WAY. ‘This proposition was opposed by several mem- bers, because they stated that the association Was composed of individuals, and in the organization so farithad been the intention to preserve the rights and powers of the individual, and by the appointment of a comimitvee the judgment of five men would be imposed upon the association. It Was said that the best plan Was for each member to place on his ballot the fifteen members that he Wanted to represent the association, and those recelving the highest number of votes would be elected. Upon the motion of Mr. Mullett a resolution to this effect was adopted, and the members were requested to prepare their ballots, MR. HAY HAS A LIST. At this juncture Mr. E. B. Hay said that it was 20 doubt the general desire to select the names of representative men, and he had given the matter some attention and had prepared a list, Which he would read for the guidance of the mem TS Mr. Mullett objected to the reading of the list as it would be in effect doing what the ‘association had resolved not to do. | Mr. Hay protested against this interpretation, and amid the general laughter he still remained ‘standing with the list tempt- ingly exposed to the gaze. Mr. Conger called out, “Let him read it. It won't do any harm.” Some one laughingly suggested that the nom!- nations of the committee of one be read. Mr. Hay objected to Unis term, and said that it was only intended for general information. ‘There being no further objection the list was read, and then another member who had a list read his, and then the balloting began. ‘THE DELEGATES ELECTED, When the ballots were counted it was an- nounced that thirty-eight ballots had been cast and forty-five individuals had been voted for. ‘The following fifteen having received the num- ber of votes given below, which were the highest, re declared elected: br, Robert, Reyburn, 35: . Luttrell, 5; A.B. Mullett, 28; E. B, Hay, W. Upton, 25; W. H. Singleton, 23; W. 1. ley, 22; HL. Biscoe, 22; Dr. B 20; alvin Witiner, 19; 18; W.F. Matungly, 16; Cal were as follows: B. H.War- sy yitecad, 125,Mr, Shanahat, 22; e i; Frank 'B. Conger, 12; J. Gen.’ W. H. Browne, 8; B. 8. Pike, 8: ngewer, 7; Frank Rawlings, 5; Prot. and the rest scattering. ‘THE STANDING COMMITTEES. ‘The president stated that he would announce the names of the standing comunittees at the next meeting, and he wouid like, in the meantime, if the members would suggest the names of those | gentlemen who were interested in the matters | Which would be brought before the committee. He wanted toobtain the men who were willing to work. ‘These committees are as follows: Streets and avenues, nine members; water and sewers; five members; lights, five members; railroads; ove members; schools, seven members; rules and printing, three members; an executive committee ‘composed of the officers Of the association, chair- men of the committees already enumerated and five additional members of the association noton any of the sald committees, ‘The president was instructed to communicate with the delegates electe® and ascertain if they were willing to serve. ‘The election of alternates ‘Was postponed until the next meeting. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. ‘The officers and members are as follows: Dr. Robt. Reyburn, president; W. W. Upton, vice- president; Calvin Witmer, treasurer, and Benj. 8. Pike, secretary. Members—Mahlon Ashford, W. E, Abbott. Clevéland Abbe, C. B. Bayley, 0. Baker, W. 0. Baldwin, H. L. Biscoe, J. H. B: Bryan, John H: Brooks, E. Bettez, Win. H. ie W. . Brown, S. K. Brown, Calderon Carlisle, ©. ©. Cole, Frank B. Conger, 8. L. Cook, John Conner, Lawrence Conner, E. C. Cutter, F. G. Calvert, Wi ‘Danenhower, A\ Douglass, J. Maury Dove, W. G. Duckett, H. R. Elliott, A: W. Henning, A. P."Fardon, A. M. Gangewer, Hi. A. Gill, Jos. Gawler, E. B. Hay, J. C. Heald, Jaw Hoban. Jos. Jouy, S. B. 'L. A. Littleneld, G. W. Linkins, Wm. Linkins, N. 8. Lincoln, Thos. J. Luttrell, John Lynch, H. 8. MeGlue, R. ‘T. Morseil, A. B. Mullett, Wm. F. Mattingly, Geo. A. Mc! Ithenny, A. P.” Montague, K. L. Magruder, E. T. Matthews, Wm. H. Minnix, H. E. Paine, Jas. G. Payne, D. 'W. Patterson, B. S. Pike, Robt. Reyburn, ¥. T. Rawlings, John A. Rheem, cB. Rheem, W. 8. Roose, W. H.’ Singleton, Ged. A. Shehan, 0. 0. Staley, F.A. Schnelder, J. Sothoron, CA. Stewart, H. H,” Sinith, Geo, G. Samson, Daniel Shanahan, AS, Tarlon J. W, Thomas. W, W- Upton, Jonn Hy Voorhees, “C. Witmer, Asa Whitehead; B. L. Wheeler, B.’ F.” Whiteside, B. H. Warner, E. S. Westcott, Nathaniel Wilson, P. H. Ward, 'W. H. Wetzel, W. IL A. Wormiey,’A. G. Wilkinson, and J. W. Werner. ¢ ner, 11; Asa Whitehead, Mahton’ ‘Tayixo 10 Get Away Fuom His Wire. —Yester- day afternoon, about 5 o'clock, Officer Matthews, of the sixth precinct, started out to capture Chas. Bryan, a young colored man, for whom a warrant Was Issued charging him with attempted burglary two years ago at the residence of Mrs. Catherine Collins, No, 204 9th street southeast. The TO Tan when he saw the policeman, and the officer chased him several squares, firing two shots to frighten him, but he wouldn’t halt. He was finally captured in a houge near the corner of 3d and H streets, and was locked up. This morning in the Police Court the case was heard. It was shown that the man entered Mrs. Collins’ woodshed to get away from his wife, and that he broke the window in order to get away, and not for the pur- of committing afelony.’ The judge thought 1¢ Was Hable for destroying private property, but not for attempted burglary. The latter chi was and Mr. Carrington, for the pr oner, sald he’ was wiiling to plead guilty to a charige of destroying private property, Which case Was continued until to-morrow. store Manxiacr Licenses.—Mai licenses have ‘been issued by the clerk of the court to Richard E. Farr and Alice M. Rightstu has. Blackford and Fannie Slaughter; W. H. Griffin and Anna C, Goodman; G. kD.) etrick of New Haven, Conn., and Belle’A. Meline; Jno. Bussius and Sophia 1” Wells, of Essex, N. ‘Annie Marshall Bud ber opera company will be at tue National ‘Theater next week. Seats are now on sale. A Tound of favorite operas will be given. ‘Tue WILHRLMS CLUs’s Last Concert willbegiven ‘St the Universalist church, 13th and L streets, on baturday evening, under af. Kaspar’s direction. hori adeno ‘Twenty DouLaks FoR “Foousd” Wirs a Kxire. ‘The case of Sidney Stith, colored, charged- with | cutting Emma Thomas, also colored, last Satur- day nigbt, 1m Douglass "alley, was called for trial Saturday night, and because she threw some salt on him be btabbed her tn the breast. ‘The defendant testified that be and Emma were fooling and he aceident- ally cut ber With his knife. Lie Was fined $20 or bixty days. St tis toumaing’ of Garieid: Port hoe ae te sary G ‘t No. 7 of the G. A. K. was celebrated last night by the mem. bers of the pest im their bali at the corner of 7th Lstreets, An address was delivered by Mr. Jochum, followed by vocal and instrumental tiusic by Miss Kate McMoningle, Miss Lulu Cole, and Messrs, Lovelass and McAvoy. pase cabs Srove THE Ick CxRaM—Last night entertainment at the residence 228 E street northwest. serving refreshments area to dish out the find the freezer, There of ice in the yard from PRESENTED TO THR WASHINGTON Ligut INFAN- ‘TRY.—The W: Light Infantry were pre- scuted with a handsome silk United States Sag at their armory last night, by Capt. Jos. Baumer, Dbebalf of the Montgomery Greys of Alabama. ‘The #11 ts intended as a recognition of the kind and courteous treatment which the Greys recetved at tue bands of the Infantry when they were here oo @ Visit ip Che-sumamer of 1885. ——— Mes. Maonvpen’s Invrrariox.—Mrs. Mary Ma- “der, Who-keeps a Saloon at the corner ot Mary- ud avenue and 43 street, Was before ‘Snell ‘Uuls morning, charged with Violating the Sunday law. ‘The evidence failed to sustain the charge, and the case Was dismissed. “The next time you Want a plate of oysters and a glass of beer,” said Mrs. Magruder, addressing her remarks to Police Maan Huic) who Was a Witness against her, “I hope you will come in and see me.” a ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low testa, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, SOLD omLY mm Cama RoraL, ‘Baxune FOwDEs Co. 106 Wall stret 3. ooze TPS" Stak REFMGERATORS ‘Are the Best. ah expressly for ap S12 That. mw. Recexy Recerven— O DRESS Goube PEE Cor PeaAe TERE SPRING SLUMPED DRESS GOODS, WiDY DOUBLE WIDER FRENCH SATINES, finest quality, 25. pon hg GEAIN BLACK SILK, 98. c 2 HAIR Pin Checks, wide double pure (finest) wool, reduced tone. Ss pa 37M, 40, 45,50, BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOO} S ure ‘ilk ind woo, wide double ‘width, epecial bast br omwnlgt rales cash value 75, reduced to 62. ‘with, teal value 30, redaced Lope BLAC! CASH MI ae Se HERES, fine quality, wide double BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 75, 87, 81.00. ROYAL SERGE, beautiful’ Dress shades, wide double fold, 12 yards toc only S200. ible width, CASH CUSTOMERS who 7 ate Mad S2G,0F over will receive Sug8 > Pr’ 711 MABKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. ‘pus s1ae REFRIGERATORS a GEN. GRANTS BIRTHDAY. Metropolitan Church te do Honor to His Memory. ‘Ulysses 8. Grant, Jr., and Jesse R. Grant occu- pied seats in Gen. Grant’s old pew at the celebra- tion of Gen. Grant’s birthday, at the Metropolitan M. E. Church last night. The daughter of Gen. Logan, and her husband, Major Tucker, sat just in front, and one seat back were the Japanese minis- ter and suite. ‘The audience was made up of well- known and prominent people, a large portion of whom were ladies, The Grand Army men, under Whose auspices the celebration was conducted, were present in force. Gen. Burdett and Com- mander Jerome B. Burke, and his official staff; Asst. Adjutant-General 8. E. Faunce, Asst. Quar- termaster Gen. A. J. Gunning, Inspector D. B. Gallatin, Judge Advocate Ellis ‘Spear, and Chief Mustering Officer J. P. eat occupied places within the chancel rail. The full seating capacity of the church was tested. Of tne speakers announced for the occasion, Senator Mor- (ie Gen, SS. Henkle, and Sener Don latias Romero were absent. ‘The latter sent his address, which was read by Gen. R. E. Colston, who himself paid a valuable tribute to Gen. Grant. Hon. Matthew G. Emery presided, and near him on the platform were seated ex- Postmaster General J. A. J. Creswell, Gen. 8. S. Burdett, Rey. Dr. Jno. P. Newman and Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles, who com; and read the poem of the occasion, ‘The ‘written by Senor Romero, referred to Grant’s relations with Mexico, and the cordial friendship that existed between him and the writer, and was written in terms of high praise. Mr. Creswell e of “Grant—the President,” referring to his well- known policies and characteristics. Gen. Burdett spoke of Grant and Logan, undertaking to show that one was indispensable to the other, and that their greatness Was won together. ‘Then he made reference to the unveiling ot the Calhoun monu- ment, laying particular emphasis he ae the “great pomp and circt "and to the presence of “high public Officials.” He said that Calhoun’s theory of the human race was that they were di- vided into two classes—masters and slaves. The former always serene with red in hand; the latter Rested in conclusion, tae She american people in conc! it the American peop! Stouid’ build at Arlington, wherein the nation’s honored dead would all be ‘gathered together, a temple that would resemble Westminster Abbey in its purposes, but which would be much greater than Westminster Abbey. A considerabie sum was collected for the Grant monument, AT WAUGH CHURCH. Grant memorial services,were held last evening, also, at Waugh M. E.church, where addresses were delivered by Kev. Job M. Price, Col. Lincoln, and others, =e ‘THE WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atias of the World is offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WgexkLY Stak. It is a handsomely printed book of 191 pags, profusely illustrated, with more ‘than 100 colored maps and diagrams, ahd contains a wealth of general information. See advertise- ment in another column. MrrRyY Musica Kinas at Kernan’s.—Advt. Sweeaxe Caranns. The distressing, sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, the acrid, watery discharges from the eyes and nose, the pain- {ul inilammation extending to the throat, the swelling of the mucous lining, causing choking sensations, cough, ringing noises in the head and splitting head- aches,—how familiar these symptoms are to thousands ‘who suffer periodically from head colds or influenza, and who live in ignorance of the fact that a single ap- plication of Saxvoup’s Rapicat, CURE ¥OR CATARRH will afford instantaneous relies. But this treatment in cases of simple Catarrh gives but a faintides of what this remedy willdo in the chronic forms, where the breathing is obstructed by choking, putrid mucous accumulations, the hearing af- fected. smell and taste gone, throat ulcerated and hacking cough gradually fastening itself upon the de- bilitated system. Then it is that the marvelous cura- tive power of SaNroRp's RaDIcat CURE manifests it- self in instantaneous and grateful relief. Cure begins from the first application. It israpid, radical, per- manent, economical, safe. Sanronp's apical Cure consists of one bottle of the RAvIcaL CuRE, one box CaTARRHAL SOLVENT, and an Imrnoven INHALER: price $1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. 1 ACHE ALL OVER! “I must give up; I cannot bear these pains; I ache all over, and nothing I try does me any good.” Backache, Uterine Pains, Hip and Side Pains, Soreness, Lamences weakneas and inflammation relieved in one minute by that new, original, elegant and infallible antidote to pain and inflammation, the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster, At druggists, 25c.; tive for $1.00; Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston, Mass. apis. STAR REFRIGERATORS eee aes THE FAIR,” p26-5t 812 7th'st. nw, Tuvaspay axv Famas, OUR REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS. ‘=We shall again offer some extraordinary inducements in the following: 1,000 yards percale ruching (new) 12%c. per yard. 1,000 pairs suspenders in white and colors, 17¢. GENTS’ GAUZE AND BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS, 25c. Windsor ties in all conceivable shades, in all figured and dotted designs, for 19c. They are suitable for ladies, children and men's wear. One lot of gents’ figured satin and silk scarfs, 12%4c., were 25¢. ‘These are odds and ends from regular stock. 8,000 bottles ammonisted bay rum, 210, 8,000 bottles Tappan’s extracts, 21c. ALL, 99¢. JEWELRY 87c. Consisting of cuff buttons, collar buttons, ear drops, lace pins, pendants, scarf pins, fob chains, watch chains, etc. Every piece of Jewelry warranted to wear. Gents’ 25e. hose 22c., either in plain colorsor stripes and plain unbleached. ALL OUR $1 LEATHER GOODS. 87c. Comprising pocket-books and card cases for either ladies or gentlemen, and hand bags in tan, black, or fancy leather. Positively the last lot of the renowned double‘width ‘DeBeige remnants in brown and slate at 150. per yard, Tegular value 25¢. ‘This lot has been considered by the public in general to be the lowest and most de- sirable of any offer ever made. 2 cases of Barker Mills and Andfoscoggin bleached, 1 yard wide cotton remuants at 6c. per yd., worth 8c. A lot of spring calicoes, beautiful designs, at 6c. per yard, worth 8c. The patterns of this lot are an imita- tion of the French chalais. ‘We will offer as a great specialty for this THURS. DAY AND FRIDAY only, a full line of piain and fancy linen, suitable for furniture coverings at, reduced prices. nied Anew invoice of fancy draperies for curtains. The very latest designs at 8, 10 12% and 1650. per yard. ‘We will not forget to call your attention to Notting- ham curtains, desirable length, incream and white at $1.25 per pair. Regular value $2. ‘The last lot of the well-known Domestic hosiery, in ladies’ and half-hose, which we offer 4 pair for 25c., 3 pair for 2 In order to close out the balance of our rustic and plush frame mirrors we will continue to allow a re- duction of 10 per cent this Thursday and Friday. A lot of children’s bibbs, different designs and qual- ities at and below cost. this being an odd remainder of stock we are determined to sell them, and therefore marked them at the lowest figures. ‘TWO CASES WHITE CHECK MUSLIN INLENGTHS FROM 2 TO 5 YARDS, 5 CENTS PER YARD, WORTH 8 CENTS. VERY DESIRABLE FOR APRONS AND CHIL- DREN'S DRESSES. ALSO 500 “START” CLOCKS, 30-HOUR TIME. PIECE FOR 94¢. ALSO 500 ALARM CLOCKS, 30-HOUR ALARM 81.09. ‘These are good time keepers and an article in daily ‘Use. You know what the regular prices are, The only Teason we have for selling them off so cheap is, that through buying an entire stock, these were among the Jot, but they are out of our line and GO THEY MUST. L A NNN L A tun 2“ ROXW Sa8 BB. RRR acc. PRE PR 9, pp mp UU ER Goo HH ies “ue ER GSS OH OH Cy BBR, RRR 00 Fs aaa* BRR OO = ONE PRICE ONLY. ap27 420, 422, 494 and 426 7th st, Biss Goiatin: Baie Gols BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES, ‘The largest assortment in the city to select from at the very lowest prices. wilto, TRICYCLES, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, ;AGONS. Outdoor Games, such as TENNIS, BASE BALL, ARCHERY, CROQUET, Acall solicited. ‘H RUPPERT, aplt * 403-405 Tthat, near D. CIry ITEMS. Cee liged to buy Umbrellas. ya question of where We cin money. ‘those you have been id Cap, 28 inch, $2.99, Asie, Saturat Wood, £2.49, pec oe Al-Sil iy An ey and 28 $1.49. Aly fine quality, $1.99 and $2.49, Septal ham, Fast Dye, 99c. A large variety of fine silk Umbrellas in Gold, ‘Silver, Bucknorn and Ivory Handles. BOSTON VARIETY STORE, Surma & WARDWELL, a3m14-2t ‘705 and 707 Market Space. Best $1 Razor; warranted. Frank, 457Pa.av. 1 Bargains Can Still be Secured in dam- aged Diy and Fancy Goods. Young's Great Fire Sale, 736 7th st. The rush still continues. T liars, engraved free. Rodger’s cutlery, pennayivania ave, “ce Best im the World. Indestructible $10 Trunk. $5 Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa ave. €0 “Levs Talk $23 Harness.”—Hecker’s. CO Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron cures dyspepsia and indigestion. 1 Dr. Henley’s Nerve Tonic 1s com ura extract of Celery, Beef and Tron Red stood: for the brates hh for the nerves and enriches the blood. Beware of imita- tions. Take only Dr. Henley's 1 Phillips Digestible Cocoa, is a valuable substitute for tea or coffee. It nour- ishes, while they only stimulate. A superior drink for children and for nervous and deliente, women. It 1s different from all other cocoas. All druggists and grocers keep it, 1 ‘The Underwriters Fire Sale of damaged Dry and Fancy Goods, at Young's, 736 7th st., 18 the talk of the town, Bargains! 7 Hold Fast Tobacco 1s the finest chew made. It is absolutely free of all aduiterants. For sale by all first-class retailers, 10 “The Queen of Beers.”—No family should ‘be without Moerlein’s celebrated Beer, 75¢. per doz. (6m) __¥. H. Frugy, Agt, 1206 D Desirable Dry and Fancy Goods at slaughtering prices, Young's Great Fire Sale, 736 si Ivory Staren, economical, always ready and reliable, perfect ish, “All grocers, ths Hold Fast Tobacco 1s mate of the highest grade of Burley leaf. It is sweetened and flavored with the purest ingredients, 10 Go to Young’s Fire Sale, 736 7th st., for bargains in Silks, Satins, Velvets and tine Wraps.7 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 97 1b, “Ward” prints, asc. per Ib Also, Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk c. Per quart, Cream 15¢. Ts (ier tb Wen ee Despite the disagreeable weather business has been brisk at OAK HALL, COR, 10TH AND F STREETS. Scores of customers bought aud were satisfied: It will be the same with you if you come. From the irri- tation and blackeuardiam shown in the advertiseinents of some of the pretty but very expensive establish- ments, it is clear they did not fare so well, and while really sorry for them we shall continue to sell you | clothinus for just about thirty per cent leas than they can, and will allow you to have alittle judgment of your own. FOE BOYS 4 TO 13, Jacket and Pants at Pants at #2, worth #3. worth 4° Jacket and, 1.50, worth 32, Jacket and jacket and, Pants at $2.79, Pants at $3.50, worth #3. ket aud Pants at $4.25, worth #6. Jacket and Pants a5, worth 7. 31 6.50, worth 88. ‘A full line of Sailor and Jersey Suitacheap. Odd Knee Pants up to size 16. FOR BOYS 14 TO 18. Suits at 23.50 as good as any sold at 5. Suits at 75 better than any sold at $G Black Corkscrew find Chevlgt Suits for fone money: than was ever butors and Che its for less mone; ‘ever gieiedn Washington. A full ine of Odd Pants trom .20 up. FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. Black Corkscrew Sackand Cutaway Suits at $10- Worth $15. Prince Albert Suits st. rie Bal Prince Albert Suits st_ 15, $23. All-Wool Cheviot Sack and Frock Suits, weil made sod trimmed, at $9.50. Blue Flannel (Inc dye) Suite at $8.50, worth $12. G. A. K. Buttons given with every Flan- nel Suit. A full line of Cassimere and Cheviot Suits from @6 up. Bicycle Pants a specialty. OUk MOTTO—No trouble to show goods, AK K HHAL £ QOsAAKK HH HAAL & Behar HTB AAT Of oo 4 AK K H HA ALLLULLILT COR, TENTH AND F STREETS. ap21 Exes Ricar Hexe: GOOD NEWS 18 THE BEST NEWS. THEREFORE, 2 READ ON. ‘If one-half the attention thatis paid to making money ‘was paid to saving it the world would be much better off. Be thrifty, as well as industrious,and when you want to buy Clothing go where you will get the benefit oflow aay VICTOR, E. ADLEE'S ‘TEN PEB CENT CLOTHING HOUSE Is the place to save money. HERE 18 THE PROOF OF IT. Our Great Specialty Suit all thirteen different styles textures. These goods are strictly all wool, and we Claim they are the greatest bargain ever produced in the District. 87.50 Buysa Cassimere Suit. Strictly All Wool. 85.00 For a Good Business Suit, $16.50 For a PrincezAibert Suit, ‘Wanscott Worsted, Blue and Black. Strictly All Wool 89.50 Fora Blue Slater's} Flannel Suit. Strictly All Wool, Fadeleas Color, with Two Sets of Buttons. BOYS' SUITS, AGE 13 TO 18 YEARS, £4.50, 85.50, 86, $7.75, 88.25 and upward. CHILDREN’S SUITS, AGE 4 TO 13 YEARS, STRICT- LY ALL WOOL, $2.87,183.50, $3.87. 84, $4.75 and upward. MEN'S PANTS. ‘Neat Mixtures, Hair Lines, and Combination Stripes. Strictly All Wool. ‘$2, $2.50, $3, 83.50, $3.75 and upward. AT VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. TEN 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, COR MASS. AVE. STRICTLY ONE PRICR _Open Saturday until 12 p. m. Narraws Crystaz Discovuny. ‘The best recommended, the cleanest, the only non- Poisonous, and the surest Hair Restorative ever offered to the public, It restores gray or faded hair to its natural, youthful color in three to ten days, stops the hair from falling, arrests dandruff and scurf, and cures all eruptions of the scalp. It acts asa tonic upon the roots of the hair, increasing and thickening its growth. Warranted to contain no Lead, Sulphur, or Silver. General Depots: Cor. 14th and I and 2d and D sts. nw.. Price $1. For sale by Druggists generally. epee FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS |COUNTRY REAL ESTATE! JE SALE—100,000 fect east of Columbia Car jee stabies, and near Z.cents per foot. ures below tho present marke (000 feet "Foams per foot. immediately. ER, ‘2.000 fect on Lith sk asy Dear Pavave. A great _SP2B-Bt «A423 Fest. bow. | bargain if taken at once. B.A. D. WE t. )R SALE—87% CENTS PER SQUARE FT. ONLY, | _*P8~ a Cee e ee ee ae | Fela EaaeaEDR aE OE ot. ae apasat* WAP etsroones ands. | —apssbe HUrTy & DYE 19th and F ste Bitnarsatee.. soo Re Sig ede eee td hows: 81, = Bloee xulelivissou at a sacri diate purchaser; this lot is cueay'at S180 per square | GW? KNIGHT, OOF 7th stm we foot, THUS, Av MITCHELL, ap25-1w* tour doors above Fst. ‘ap28-3t? pands._ | = ¥ ROR SALE-A DECIDED BARGATN—85 CE} juare foot will buy lot 4 5 ee ee aaa foot w ly lot 48x80, on E st. n.w. bet 17thand 18th sta; south front, with frames rent: ng anonth, ae THOS. A’ MITCHELL, 934 F st,, rooms 9 and 6. {OR SALE—FINE LOT ON MASS: AVE, NORTH Fite tee oth ana 10tts 20 ft. 4 in. by 109 With house: No. 923 Mass, ‘Gentral und most de- sirable location. THOS’ A. MITCHELL, apse OE Feet zooms 5 and 6. (\OR SALE—40X90 FEET ON 11TH ST. NEAR n.W., 80 cents. 00x110 12th st. near Hn... 33 cents, 300 feet front on East Capitol st. opposive Lin- coln Park, 40 to 65 cents. 1002100 M,near 20th sts. n.w., $1.50. 300 feet frout on Bouhdaty, near 3d st aap elo HOS. A. MITCHELT, _8p28-3t® O34 Fst, rooms 5 and’. OR SALE—FOURT! VALUABLE BUILDING lots om F, near Ist st, n.c,; 18x70 cheap, ee s (0. BOWLES & CO. L 2 — teres ry “ eee =e 5 ad— joi sol for $3 yor y to OW! Jpapang lef fold for @8 per soot" abaly EK, ap28- R _SALE —ON PATTERSON ST. BET! EF North Capitol and Fitwtate, 2 tots cach 20 ‘and Z otherm, same size, at 180 MAN & G0. 1407 Fst. FE SALE-SEVERAL FINE LOTS AT TACOMA Pi vane whore sity ane uotses lave. been! erected: We mulles frum city, from se. to Se. per foul = ING & WATERS, 606 Lith stuw. ap2s-at (JOR SALE—I HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF sates, parts cf squares andioks in nortivagt abd southeast part of the eityy at from? to 2 foot. Call and exaunine my ist | a ‘CHARLES W. HANDY, ap28-3t fie ale ree oe Oak Rem wi FOE SALE ONE_ OF THE FINEST Lots IN Columbia Hejeita, corner Ketiyou and 14th sts, ex- waded.” Will sell tor 47 cents if purchased at once. ‘CHARLES W. HANDS, ap28-3t OU F st nw. Tae He AL ee an Ue gran G2 GpOUmD, feet fronting on “by OL foot dee) tween New Hampslire i tt EEN Jul het ave. and 19th st., commanding adelightful view of Dupont Circl offered, as the property W. W. METCALF, pes n ap28-3t LE-ONE OF THE FINEST LOTS ON ‘Whitney ave.,” hear 7th st. rosd,at i. “Apply to VN. HUYCK, pssst 1505 Pennsylvania ave, LOR, SALE—A FINE LOT ON F ST.. BETWEEN T7thand 18th sts., 22x10 to a wide alley, im Proved by frame house renting at $20 per month. ‘Apply, to JV. N. HUYCK, _apes-st 1506 Pennsylvania ave, OR SALE_SUBURBAN LOTS—TWO VERY FINE Lots on ‘Binney st., Collece Hill, only_40c.; sev- eral very tine Lots on’ Meriuian Hill, 30 to 50c Napa ALP. FARDON, 1326 F st, + Choige Lat th side of Rhode Island be- Choice Lot on north side of Rhode Island ave., tween 14th and 15th sta, ata bancain, ‘ADDIy to V. N. HUYCE, ‘OR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE ALLEY LOT, 40250, bet. Mand N and 14th and 15th st. front” ing on a 30-foot alley. Inquire of M. M. PARKER, 1418 Fst. apzs-12t R SALE-AT AGRI Brice ot Ground, cotver @tand Fete nie per foot; frontage'on F st. 105. feet and on Gth eet, For particulars apply to K. GOLDSCH MID Nost, n.w,, from 12 to) pam, or 6 to8 pan. ay POR, SALECAT A. GREAT | BARGAIN —06 644 feet of Ground fronting Colfax st. L stand. Deli ware ave. i ferns, guply 1 1 GOLD. SCHMID, 1210 N st. uw. from 12 to 1 p.m. or 6 to Spam. at JOR SALE— £40 feet front, 180 fest deep, fronting ou Crescent and Prospect sts, commanding & view of the city and river....... JAMES W. TYLER, ap23_ (929 F st nw. (second floor.) OR SALE—ALMOST GIVEN AWAY—3 only: fronting on Iegh at, bet C1 $i, 2g For barbiculary apply to! CULDSCHt 1210. aS aw., from 12 to 1 p.m. or 6 to pan. apes lum! 2,322 feet of aI ner ot Whitney avenue atid 1th st, at the low price of 0c. r ft.: frontage on Whitney avenue 225 It. aud on Sth st, 237 ft. '8,2:0 feet of ground on Columbia st., bet. 13th and B0c. per ft. 14th sta. ; on! oer or Parle rs apply to R. GOLDSCHMID, from 12 to 1p.m. or 6 108 p.1u. JOR SALE—$2.150 CASH WILL 5 LD, BUY, muilding lot, 202100, on 224 st., between M and N; $3900 will bly corner lot on 17th st. 225100: asy teruns, will buy brick heuse, 9 rooms, bay JOR SALE—SEVERAL FINE LOTS IN “WHIT- ney Close” at alow Sure, = ap23-68" OR SALE-LO0TS—__ Cap. Hull and E. Washington, from 1.50 pf. Sew St bL eDroit Park Bound'y,Linden and Larch, Columbia Heights, Uc. to Goc per toot. Lanier Heights, 2Uc. to 40c. Mt Pleasant and Pleasant . THUS. G. pe ea ere YOR SALE— 40,000 FEET, MYT. PLEASA! large front on three streets, suitable for subkdli- vision, 25¢. vane. cheapest comer Lot on 14th st, extended, S000 ieee ose, Ou Columbia Heights, three Lots, 50x150 feet, on which are beautiful oaks, Soe tney Close, wove eral of the best-located 1. ata bargain. ‘apS-lin WALKEI & WILSON, 1006 F nw. JOR SALE—SEVERAL FINE LOTS IN WHITNEY Close; also, lows in Mintwood Place subdivision, Yrospect Hill subdivision, and in blocks 14, afand 20, Hall and 26-56" 16,18, aay subdiviaon of Sendak REO) LER & KUSH KD, 4 505 Pennsylvania ave. 7FVOR SALE— = ‘TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on B st, near Tith st, at a bargain, Al HUYCK, Z ___ 1505 Peimeylvanis ave. _ FOE SAE TON PROMPL PURGHASER, A VERY cheap Lot on M st, betweeu 15th and 16th sts. u. w,, if sold in the next few days, S.C. HILL, 23-8 Zi cor. Sil and KF sts, JOR SALE— E LOT: 1 Lot on 16th st., bet. P and Q sts. naw. 5 1 Lotong th and Ast sts. 1. 2. el ss LLot on Qstabet, 17th st. and New Hamyaliineay 1: 1 Lot on Mat., bet, Lath and 16th sts, Several Lots on 15th st., bet. 1 Lot on Ust,, bet. 14th'and 15th sta, n, 1 Lot on 16th'st., bet. T and U sts. u. 1 Lot ons st., bet. apzs-6t ‘New Hampshire i. S.C. MILL, Cor. 8th and F sta, AUTHORIZED TO OFFER, FOR A FEW handsome Lotsat the corner of rice of 40. Whitney ave. and 13th st. extended at. the low Oc. Ground in this immediate locality 1s hel ‘This isa decided bargain. 8.C-HLLL, 8th and | RO® SALE.OB EXCHANGE ¥OR UNIMPROVED PROPERTY— ‘That handsome Residence on Columbia ave, between 34th and 15th sts. extended, containing 19 rooms? handsomely finished and supplied with all modern im- rovements; 30,000 square fect of ground, handsornel find out, &e.; price 830,000; terms very: easy, oF Will exchange for unimproved real ostate. apzs-lw S.C. HILL, corner 8th and F sta. SALE — I OFFER A VERY CHEAP LOT ON 16th street extended, if sold in a few daya. S.C. HILL, 5-1 = Corner Sth and Fst OR SALE_THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Lots, which offer the best investments on the mar- it, by S.C. HILL, cor. 8th and Fete, sp28-w OR SALE-SOME FINE LOTS ON THE EAST Hi gide of Goanecticutave bet. Qand i ots, 2Sxabout we pestoot 8h, H. WARNER & CO. ape7-Bt (8G Fost. nw. JJFROR_SALE—288 FEET FRONTAGE ON PEN: Trania ave. s.0 jon 4rade; sidewall &e. only 63 cents on easy terns; jusiness property . boun sdvanee, Apply t0 8 WELLER & REPETTI, Caper aw 326 Peunsy’ OR SALE_MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK_NICE | Tot: 40 fect front on G st. se., near 14th st., with 15-foot alley on side by 30-ioot rear alley; improved | by good one-story frame: fruit trees, &e.; perfect title; abstract free; only 27 cents per foot’ Beat this if you can, WELLER & REPEFIL, ap 7 326 Pennsylvania ave. 2, JOR SALE-THE OWNER OF SEVERAL FINELOTS on 16th st. n.w. being desirous of leaving the city Within thirty days, will sell for much less than the pre= Vailing price of lots in that locality. OWNER, apz7-at 209 # st. n.w,, Room’7._ ROR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—16,000 SQUARE feet of ground at the corner of 9th st. and North | Carolina ave. se. Very desirable for investment oF building purposes. ALBERT. FOX, apz7-at ‘920 F st. iw. RB SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS — COLUMBIA ‘Heights, one Lot: one of the finest, level, and a beautiful outlook: must be sold. this ‘week, “as the owner is obliged to, leave the city; terms very easy; a Gall early: rare chance, Call ar N@LEY & WOLSTON, _ap27-6t 629 Fetin.w FoR sz ‘WE OFFER FOR TEN DAYS THREE (B) very nice Lots, ou 17th st.n.w., at alower “Apply at once to ae price than any other as well located land, west; we diction. the north make this statement without fear of contra . LONGLEY & WOLSTOR, tn. Ww. 42th st. near Lincoln Park, n.e., 47x120.45¢ ‘Tth st. near A s.¢., 19x98. s st near 24ih nw.) 37x87 “ % 16th st. ext, 400 ft.N. Col 5 3 onHst, ctu rose oD Dols bve nan ig Uiuck trons Capitol. 13.000, vision of own ae “Bolate Heixhta,""and assachusetts avenue extende Sincet and Rock Creek; prices trom plats and all Maryland ave. h.e., near 24 st. “ cor. F aud 9th ne... Ro E—A NICE CORNER LOT ON 13TH ST. 7G aba NCE SON EO OT TATE EXCHANGE, cor. 15th st. and Pa, ave.ap27-3 JFAOR SALE—“BELAIR HEIGHTS”—WE ARE NOW rt of the Lyon's Mill “Tract, now Heisghts,” and lying on either side of 0c. to $1 per foot: information furnished of application t6 BEALE & HARRIS; 1394 Pot foot if sold this week. WASHINGTON REAL Fepared to sell Lots in Gardiner G, Hubbard's ‘between Boundary ‘FITCH, £0X & BRO! 1437 Penna, aventee n. w. . AVE, NEAR DU- WESCOTT, WILCOX & WINE, 1907 Penn: Ave. _ap26-3t AL) Sa ae eS F ‘and 5, square 1076; price 20c. per sq. foot. rete San aE COLT MILOORE Wines 1907 Pennsylvania ave, FVOR SALE— , uquare 1088; price 20c. per sq. foot, are WESST UTC eWrxe, ap26- 1907 Pennsylvania ave, VOR SALE— Lot 15, square 97, 222133. 8150. ESCOT ap26-3t AOR SALE-LOTS— Feo vuliders und investors, We offer for afew. } lots on Loth st., bet. Oand P, east fronts, 2 lots on Pst., bet. 16th and 174 7 lot on Mass. ave., near 17th, 4 lots on Pst, neat 20th. earns § low on cor. Bist and L sis ai “dein. 3 lots Musa, ave.. near 14th si. cheay 2 MSG Bt OSTRANDER & STALEY, 1410 N. ¥. ave. J,OR SALE—SIX HANDSOME LOTS, ON P ST. Fei etind North Cape st. nme: S0x100;. face mouth; price Ode, reat, and offered st this price SOF a short WESCULT, WILCOX & WINE, ap26-3t If sold at once price WILCOX & WINI 41907 Pennsylvania ave. 1907 Pa. ave. Lizzy, Huns Aw Suz Srasrz, ¢ st. nw. + And ot ree rai io ‘Especial atten! ‘given to Boarding’ Horses. epl2-lm ‘THOS. RUSKELL & CO. Scuurzs MILWAUKEE Lacer, THE BEST IX THE DISTRICT, BAMUEL GQ PALMER, 615 D St.aw., Telephone 480. . Devote: } 1204 20th st. m.w., Telephone ai, e6 : : ; 08 aote-st aw (OR SALE-ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS; 40x Fi% alleys deligneral outlook. price $1 per sd. foot.’ WESCOTT, WILCOX & WIN’ ‘aps6-3t OR SALE—CHEAP-FOUR LOTS IN TODD ‘Brown's subdivision of Pleasant Plains, 18, 20, 22, and Sion Princeton sty and 44 and 16 on dered we ech bUxL90 foot. “Lot 14, in ‘square G16) south Mds'of Pst, bear Ist at, nw. 20x90, $750, Lots 61 aud aare 510, 54x110 to ten-foot back and foot side alley, New Jersey ave., between ‘Franklin ste, n.w., west side. Lot on Capitol Hil 2p a100 wo twentstoot alley, Diet. beuweem 16th 16th sta, $200. JOHN H,'SMy F z Heal Estate Agents, ap25-6t ‘522 Bth st, nw. BALE—A BARGAIN—ABOUT 78,000 Peer a aa and ie and. Cadet as Sy ee room 4, nw. JOR SALE—A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SMALL blocks of ground in the eastern section of te cl St speculative prices, TYLER & RUTHERF 1226 F st. ap {OK SALE—2 LOTS ON NORTH SIDE Q ST. 1. ‘aud 16, 22.6395 each to alley; side alley 20 fect Adjoining due lot. Will sell the two or separate; cheap eliate purchaser. A. P, &. Ok SALE—THREE FINE LOTS. EACH 50X145* south side of Columbia road, bet. 14th and 1oth @xtended; also Lots in Blocks 14, 15, 18, 18,19 and 20, Meridian Hu, ‘TYLER & RUTHERFORD, mb19-6w* 126 F st how. FOE SALE TEINE LOT, SOUTH FUONT, NEAR Depont Circle, 20x80; Very cheap. Tfine Lot, Nst., hear Dupott Circle, 26x75 to alley. 1 bne Lor, N st, near Dupont Circle, 26x100 toalley. Tine Lot, N st near Dupont Circle, 30x120 to alley. ¥ fue Lots, N st, uear Dupont Cirelé, 18x30 eack, Tne Lot, 19th st, near Dupont Circle, 20x75 to I kine Lot, New ‘Hampshire ave., near Dupont Circle, 20x70 toalley. 2, Bae et ave. near Dupont Circle B tine Lots, 273x100, fronting east, very cheap. 2 tine Lote, 25x80, bear Massachusetts ave. aubine Lot, Ket, near ‘Connecticut ave, 41120 to ley. ‘3 fine Lote, V st., near 14th, 17170 to alley. jifine Lot. st near 19th, 26378 toaltey: mh¥-2in” Apply CHAKLES EARLY, 603 14th st. nw. | 1, ULAND'S CONCERT AT AB- ners Hall, a Gold in. $5 reward will be paid for the recovery wby Mrs. J-JUUVENAL, SLL osT- 27TH, ACCOUNT BOOK. in Lntite from the State'Departinent to Boundary and inst. road: name and address in reward. if left with W.G. BURNS, Sth and Kets.n.w. ap28-3t* OST—A RED COW (SPRINGER). A REWARD Lit be paid for fo 7th st. road, sane Deck ‘above Whitney ave., across. CHAS. EBEL. OST—A PAIR OF GOLD-FRAMED EYEGLASSES, ‘this morning, in the vicinity of Winder's Building, 47th and F'ste. “Binder will please return them to N: W. KING, Ottice 1704 G st. n.w. it Fe SALE — TO-MORROW MORNING AT 9| JOR SALE— BEAUTIFUL BULDING LOTS & o'clock sharp we will offer from. taukrupt stock | A* Laurel, Ma. owned ty. Hon “A. P. Gorman the following fine plated ware at half price: * from 1 to 1 ceitte per foot: ten $9 don es eran #1 yer doarn muteg walk ftom Change for test: dow. table spoons #10 per dozen. ment wil ‘on cary terms, and prices 138 dow table rks. $1) per duzen Tal Seadvanoed tity por cout Dy” May 15.” FOF plat TANSBURGH & ae YY PAELPS & SHAFFER, Laurel, Md. _ap2s.6t —__ #20 to 428 Seventh st._| 94OR SALE-THAT VALUABLE STOCK, GRAIN OR SALE TA NEN EAGT avcuo gorcvcue. | Kiana dey iar lig ary the ths fn He (ean be seen E ‘after 4 ogock p. oan be nd sore, BAR” m. SSE Rs ale A ete | TERE MacGOWAN: 1008-1010 T Se meats claes to suit, on easy nw. tresses, ne. Peunsyl Cone! from 1, given a footed | are from yoR * Busi my own: ap26-Ln Quire of juoney ne ing Box JOR pair Apply 1 FOR anteed fair val Lalance ar St, two less, of coal, i JOR SALE—1-HORSE PLATFORM FURNITURE &e.; Tich and brilliant tone; orna- austen ares : JOR SALE —A TWO YEAR-OLD PURE JERSEY rented the past winite JOR SALI choice, ne otherwise. FE SALE—CUEAP_ASECOND-HAND PIANO, sweet-toned, in «ood condition. Apply at 1808 FOR SALE_JUS ddl rear O12 Burgy, nearly JOR SALE—ESTABLISHED MILK ROUTE, COWS. ‘Cans and FLoietb ee ee SAND A FIN JOR SALE FLOLISI'S ESTABLISHMENT WELL | JROR BALERS L Fisteckes with Moses and Besa Pia Ge principal avcuues extended vineyard si three years lease ; will b 5-20 New, Clean and Li All orders prompuly delivered. WM. 5! tained at once on smali mouthly payments by ladies’ wazonett Horse-timing Stem-w JACOBS BROTHERS, 12 ments to sui Ply at once at THE PIANO EXCHANGE, JOR SALE—TAME YOUNG Florida, only #1 each. SCHMID'S Bird Store, 10h JOR SALE— ‘tons of | ty principal cage birds, in pati SHMAD'S BERD STOKE Teun two doors moat re. POE SALE 2 ROAD HORSES, 1 STYLISH OOUPE ‘Corner 6th st, and. 226-4, 1230 32d st. mw. jow. POR SALE—SO0 BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TAK LOTS IN TAK furnitare top: nearly new. AtRIES' i ots are the choice out of several c 57 New Tork avenge. apse andre, Priori from Se. 00 er foot Tag TOR SALE—A SPLENDID BARGAIN—A FIRST- | fare but a trifie over that of street tare eee 7-octave Rose’ od Square Piano, carved lees, | “"" NOR st JOR SALE—60 ACRE H WASHINGTON KEAL FSTATE oo SDEN STATION ON 149 cash or 8100, Handsoiun sabroldered cover and month) ATL plush stoo! ipeladed. Cost owt 4 Metropolitan Branch BR. it. for 86,000. Snee. ‘The Piano Eachscse, 325 Scho gpa 3 WM. P. YOUNG, 1303 ¥ st. mw. 2K SALE-A LARGE BLACK AND TAN GOR- | JZOR SALE on & © OF THE FINEST don Setter Pup, nine i2onths old, at 413 + | Kiand healthient toca aus, within 16-nules of wees joao tse ington; all modern huprovements, luce Tur Washi niebed : 1 foome. Address OW NIK, 953 G st mw, tg Bull, fe red: will be sold cheap for cash. _Ad- OR SALE—WINDOW-SCREE LAWN MOW- ersand Hose. % WALKIE & WILSON, 1006 F st. mw. = BARBER & Ri = ap27-1w* ‘#11 Pen OR SALE e-yoeRG = Ture bomen! f the late Gen. Hickey, om WOR SALE-YOUNG, 5 FAST SADDLE | Sadensbury road, about three tiles trom U.S Capi and Driving Horse. Side-bar Blimey, Phaeton, Day- | tol, comprining 30 acresct vers desirable imud au fru thgee Single Harnesses, Enylish’ Saddic, Sleigh | ghindance of suall and lnrye fruit. the muausiou Halla Sey allsnearly ews reasduable ofer retuned: | Syumaaey gf fauall, aed lanes, fruits the, aii owner going away. 909 L st. tw ap23-6t" "| Shan eminence tna grove of forest oaks, hias alll ueces: EXP WAGON, MEDIUM | *4ry outbuildings, ze, hauling. Can be secu at 418 4% sts. ar ee a es ae AUGUST WAlirZ, Tatiana ¥ eke. OK SALE—BICYCLE, RUDGE SAFETY, ¥ FARM Little used. in pertect condition; will sell, cheap. Lelehart Station, Apply 1200 F st. nw. (Store ee re, allroad. JOR SALE-SEVERAL FI RIGHT PIANOS, | from Annapolis. The arable land is of ow at bancains for ¢ terms, at G. L. WILD & BRU.’S, 709. ay? —BED FEATHERS, 13c. A POUND andclean. Also, Geese feathers, mat ‘Be. at Bree OMe Py cnail ana LBERT SEITZ, 638 H st. ap 20-20" ity dwelling, A lane quantity of good wood ‘CHARLES H. STANLEY, Truster, 208 Courtland «i, Baltimore, T HYATTSVILLE. Afew half-acte Lots at $250, $300, finies size of average city lots, Ten. by B. and 0. BK “Stores, schools, chur at office RICHARD P. EVANS, Attoruey 1 480 Louisinus ov ps BGR 287, COUNTRY RESIDENG durin Summer mouth, with 10 or 20 actes of lated ; Satuated in Virginia, 4 mules from Willard» Hotel juile frou: railroad station. The house ie & story and attic brick, containing about 1 fo ply toMUFTY & DYER, 1801 Fat now Forse A GOOD FARM, 7 MI Ay hits oat Pally Cure. Va puilditys: piace low, terms eaay. 1426 New York ave a QOk SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL, HIGH EF ugettty, North Artuurton Weietias ie 300 acres! "Ata great barca ion! dsirable locations about’ Wasi sal"uslia sites. rae west ivered, jrauia ave. nw, Perey ‘T ARRIVE! AD OF FINE Suddle, Driving. and Bratt Morven weighs t0.1,300 be Peicoe romaumebie: Tals tel mid satisfaction uarantecde Alea solne wore: farm mares will te sold cheap. tiscwe horecs 1 Went Vinuiula aud Uhioe Wall FATES & SON Band'oss cst uw. arse lw SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND ness Wagons, also Varnished, and Milk Wagons | manufacture, and one Staye and Light Ttrot- WS Mat, Goormetowa, Dec.” iu "3. J. COOK, [, 3232 M st. west, ies, ut all ki ‘Also, Choice Geese Feathers, 10 ) in npr Park. This is ty es a a wtifal tract of laud for JOR SALEENCYCLOPARDIAS, JAMES PAR. | miles around. Washinton, Ouly a few left. Prices ton, the celebrated historian and biographer, saya | ftom 2ye. to 10c. per foot, “that iti every house where the | ‘THOS. G. HE pleton’s Cyclopsedia it is likes: | _ap21-2 100 tooullexe.”” his work all. the. volutes can y OODLEY-SITUATED ABOUT THE CENTRAL Part of Woodley Lane vking the ‘city and Will be leased for’ tern A) Py 129, Star office, SALE. years. The aa been Fecently of | irc ‘w furnace, &e., and j,most stylish turnout in th unds are iin good 319 West Fayette st., Ialtim modern, SALE_THE CE Is aud cis one of the best time-keepers in ome el + A Will be leased ats Apply to CRANE, PARKIS & CO. rate, SGE—A GRAND CHANCE, | Bakers, HUbitt, or {0 the owner, — apl6-s,tu-the3 nd Piano of superb tone 2K RENT—A NEAT NEW COTTAGE OF EIGHT oue of the finest makers: coat, | H* rooms. with IS acres of land. excellent water aud San e bousht lew than balf on monthly: ‘or cast, Will take Payment if desired, a C. leaving’ the cit ‘ine view of thecity and Bote Tot HUPTY & DYE | 14TH ST. ROAD, food -oontalnis nearly si actor iuipmoved by views Tol FrameD welling, Frame Stableabd Carriage Holes Por fap te horas and two cown. alc sme Building, which bas’ bet sed ar casper TYLER & RUTHERPORI, z eee rae | POR SALEAT LAUREL, Mo. MALEWaY BE: | Bi tween Washington and Baltimore, and 30 minutes ue as pal to Suit. Owner ex. IGATORS FROM doors south of Pennsylvania ave. uw. apis-Lin N DIAL” GAS STOVES, SMOKE- dustiess,odorleas: can be used for one-half cost cent: KG. CAMPBELL, frou both cities, a very ice two-story Gothic Praune. pL3-m amber, S17 AORvat nw, | Nilla: 11 good-sized eooma. Lot it & Sorner. cottaine ROR SALE — SEND 5 TWO-CENT STAMPs For | Shout an acre, micely natn ~ Ly DisLops New leole om Bins aa ea aE Ok | Also, the opposite Corner, containing one acre. This alcolom. | BFOSrEY Inconvenient to the depot, and cau be be ata low ‘THLER & KUT! st mw. JRO SALE_SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, ON HARE wood road, near Soldiers’ Home: \ sere ground, 1 Saddle Horse, 1 Sidé-Bar Busyy. almost | new two-sory and attic trate dwellit: nineteen, ew, 1 ‘Set of Single Harness, 1 Coupe Rockaway. stable — PALACE STABLES, 13th ad Eta nw. apo-ii | Botnet find, Sable prior $2000 ny EO RT ee ce rr ‘y, a » Fee OR RENT-WITHIN TEN MINUTES’ WALK Bicycle ; Humber ; Victor Tande: 2 ve 3 E05 SLE CRCERRAGE wut” | Dotan bBo et uruch 2 ot a apaSciw WALKHi & WILSON, 1006 F at. {OR SALE-1 THE | (AMBRIDGE, MASS.—TO LET—NEAK THE OOL- largest stock of Cs oe segregating Ada Sa Soop omeurated Ce pe Address HOWLAND, Cambridge, F. O., Mans. ap1 JOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE FARM. SUIT- able for Villa ites. n.w. of Hyattsville, one mile irom station: five les from the city; eplendid drives FY. jew Xork ave., and Teleplione Ve : (OST—TUESDAY, APRIL 26, GOING FROM 934 Vs ‘cinta ave. s.w. to Tabernacle Church, (th st.) a, lady's gold breast pin, Keturn to above number and receive reward. apzs-2t* OST_$5 REWARD_ON A BELT-LINE CAR, ON Line mitiniue of the Seehof Ape, & Pocket book, containing a small sum of money and trinkets, valuable Only as a inemento of s lost child toa bereaved mother, Address Mrs. KING, 1016 Mass. ave: maw. ap7-2e OST—ON TUESDAY EVE., IN RED HERDIC OR Albaueh's Qvera House, «Gold Bracelet, diamond Sapit setting. Liberal reward if returned to 310 a irons Gold Baus Brscelet ” Pintet wil bo suitably réwanded by returning same to BESSIE GOR- DON, 1229 Dat. nw. SIKAYED OR STOLEN — APRIL 24TH, black setter dog, with small white spot on beast Had on a 1uckel-plated collar; no tay: answers to ai of ROVE. Kewardit returned to 3269 M. Washiuxion. ‘OST—AFTERN OF 26TH, A GO! ‘with Cameo oval-shaped Stone, on F, near 13th, 15th, between F and L ste, nw. (en old’ family Finder liberally rewarded by leaving at 121 5 : ap: "ACE NI WATCH, SAT- urday 2:3, finder will secure value of watch; re- turn 1101 7th st. 5. ap26-Bt* _ MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE. J.C. G, KENNEDY, 2p28-Ot 720 15th st. ONEY TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE IN THE city or country. in sums to suit, at lowest rates of interest, C. H. KNIGHT, 607 7th st. nw, 4 doors above Fst. ‘ap26-2w* 6 )()(),10,.LOAN_ON APPROVED REAL $30,000222285.5 ‘INO. BOWLES & CO. ap20-20 1221 Fst. $2999-FoLoms 5,0 33 ON REAL ESTATE, [p16] __‘ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 TUG cent per annua; aby sum desired | security. ‘RA PH ag 2428 New York ave, PRIL COMING FROM B. AND P. ‘applications. Apply eee ee SBWORMBED! & BRADLEY, mb3i-1m__ oor Fst, ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON M srtistactory Fal Gate wcurty, i Suns {0 uae Sund 6 per cent interest. ops) OP TILL'€ JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw, N ‘ONEY To LOAN ON MEAL ESTATE, ms to Suit. Isurauce placed in best com oes THOS.G. HENSEY, : OS 1008 8 st ew EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS it, at lowest rate of iuterest. i. OHOLTZMAN, corner 10th and F sts. n 01 SECURITY. erate commissions. No delay. é Ing GEOL We LANKINS, OOF, Hand 39h ote, F ONEY TO LOAN z Miiritns to suit at towest ates, on approvedireal estate security. Fitch, FOX & BuOWN, Soe20 14:7 Peuveylvania NEY TO LOAN Mo“ Lows raves or INTEREST ‘ON KEAL ESTATE SECURITY. ‘THOS.J. FISHER & CO. 05 1sz4 F at. nw, JO"E* TOLOAN ON REALESTATE aT LowEsT DANENHOWER & SON, ape 1115 Fst. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OB 1 Mier scourtien atiowest yates of interest SDD’ he sect CAGHEEN. 303 7th st. mw. Sezcrat Revucrions. $35.00 PARIS COMBINATION SUITS CED 930.60 Batis COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED £25.00" Eerie ‘COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED #20.90,45 D $18.00 PARIS COMBINATION SUITS $15.0, eae CO! ATION SUITS REDUCED 62ne,,/Ali-WOOL” IMPORTED CHALLIS RE- ‘TEENS | ‘AND ANDE i SGOT ZEFEYES. XD ANDERBONS, NOVEEN HAND-PRINTED NOVECHIES IN_ EMBROIDERED BATISTE AND G: Sees AND TOSTRIPED eA laa Fab. NOVELTIES IN ‘TENNIS ‘AND! COSTUME a mes, country | mben reil sirabl | cellent dress T co, JOR SALE_ONE FINE SECOND-HAND SQUARE ‘hand and uew, in the city. GEYER JOR SALE—AW In awning stripes und canvas for store, city QOR SALE—ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA- Use on this paper. moderate circulation, Will be sold cheap i Washington, D. JOR SALE_“CHAMPION COUGH Ci | Eixreatest’ remedy on warth for Coughs and Colds: | bnice, 25c, rags ; the manufacturers, THE SAML BEALMEAR MPG 10 St. Paul st.. Baltimore. Md. good view of the city; will be sold ‘asa whole or di= Vided to suit purchosers, ALP. BILL & Oc Piano, $179: one second-hand Knabe, 8190: one 6- | “det foru LESu ctave Chickering, $60. HUGO WORCH& CO.,925 7th | — -_— = Stn w. Special in uprights. Pianos to rent. | OR SALE—A NUMBER OF FARMS AND BUILD: ing sites, along the Metropolitau Branch. oe emda pa og FPO2, SALP—ON | BLADENSBURG, ROAD, JUST ‘outside of city, 11,00 feet Ground, Fras e, Stable, &c., suitable for Dairy Tk DE 3 EAT 466 PAA ix cest variety of Futnily Carn a ies' Phetonn and Doctors" both NINGS, FL. All the latest now | AR BRIGHTWOOD, 14TH ST. and | K extended, near proposed park: very pretty place: ALG. COPELAND & CO, —— | Uiree acren! frame cottage: stable, &e.; ice sade G00 Tithst: mi | trees: Dewutitl view uty Bik WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st Opposite Star office, im ‘D RENT-SMALL HOMES NEAR alty. Fifty time selectious now ou Laud cheap aud on easy ternia, im T.H. SYPHERD & CO., 1007 F st WERE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER Pox SALE he Hyatt Mansion at Hyattesille, Md. The prin erty is beautifully located, directly ojposite the rail | roadstation; one and a liaif acres: an abundance of | lance shade ‘trees and ornaineutal shrubbery asubstapual brick structure, containing % ~ ‘The property presents advantages for a summuer hotel or boarding house that have no equal among the «ur roundings of Washington, Will be sold ata barcain, oa easy terius, to ab iuuediate purchaser, residences. 3m and ‘about 800 pounds of Agate Type, the cxty a ape they are’ in good condition, and capable of ex service fortwo of three’ Searscu a paper of iu bulk Ad Hie "EVENING sfalt” AEWSrarait Oo. iE” 18 THE It your drugxist does uot pit write to | 13-3m" Every, Leading has man} AN ‘Munch music is now being composed and arranged for the Organ and Piano, and when played together the effect is ‘audare immensely effective in the performance of overtures, fantasias and other secular music, the touch Deing easy andas quick in responding as that of » piano. Prices Ox Tue Scescr Or Oxoaxs. ‘THE SWEETEST AND PUREST TONE, THE GREATEST VARIETY OF EFFECTS, THE GREATEST POWER, ‘The Piano cannot take the place of the Organ, which finitely more effective in the rendition of sacred music, while the great improvements found ouly in the Estey Organ, make it possible tohave apl-Im F. i. SMITH & SON, 1222 F at. OUSES AND LOTS aT HYATTSVILLE We have for sale several of the most desurabie houses iu thus most attractive suburb of Washington, at prices Faneing from $1000 to $13,000." Aino a lange ui ber of Jota, among the most eligible in the vilinge. ‘one is now interested in music and musical —. : ae ‘apl-im F. B. SMI SON, 1227 F at. matters, ani interest crows. Interest desu TE OW REMC ae oe: tifulart betokens reimement and good taste. One of | F°QE piston lawyers ite ne {ue most important factors in the development of this | welay. B&O. Hor will rent dwelling fru taste for good music is bely GEO, W. 8 HALL. Insurance and Real THE ESTEY ORGAN. = = The people recognize musical merit whether it be | WAT W. W. found in the voice, organ or piano. Thus Patti, Sem- art! alt: alTr brich, Lucca, Albani, Whitney, Schott and afew other FOR THE Sing. Likewise is the merit of the GREAT BANNER SALE ESTEY ORGAN oF recognized, of which more have been made and sold + CLOTHING than any other Ongan in the world. aaa NEARLY 200,000 IN USE. This popularity is due solely to its merits. It is the GLOBE CLOTHING Co., At731 7TH ST.N.W. AT 731 7TH ST.N.M BET. Gand HSTS. BET. Gand H STS. MEN'S SUITS, WORTH, #14, $16 AND 818, FOR $10; CHOICE OF MANY STYLES. Ongan, and it leads because it has THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENTS. = PANTS, €1.50, 82 AND 2.25, FOR ‘Do not think because you eb. HAVE A PIANO BOYS' SUITS, WORTH #7 AND @8, FOR 64 ‘that you do not AND 85. NEED AN ORGAN. CHILDREN’S SUITS, WORTH #350 AND FOR $2.50 AND @3. COME. THIS GREAT SALE AT 731 7TH ST. N. W. OPENS SATURDAY MORNING, 9 A.M. BARGAINS FOR YOU. COME AND GET ALL STYLES OF MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. REMEMBER THIS SALE DOES NOT COMMENCE TILL SATURDAY MOKNING, 9 O'CLOCK. DON'T ALL COME AT ONCK, BUT COME SOON AND GET YOUR CLOTH- advantages of its own. The Organ is in- ORCHESTRA IN YOUR OWN PARLOR very fine. The Estey Onrans have tone-color, from 50 upward. Special atteution is asked to thenew Estey “Philharmonic” Organ, the Grand Salon Organ (style 900), the new “Gothic” style, and other ne on the instalment plan, with monthly payments as low as $5. Lilustrated Catalogues free upon application. 13 N. CHARLES 8T., BALTIMORE, Mp, Sole agents Decker Bros, Weber, Estey and Fischer Pianos. ING AT THIS GREAT BANNER SALE BY THE GLOBE CLOTHING 00.731 71H ST. X. W., BET.G AND HSTS. Te You Wasr ‘THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF OR BOYS COME TO SMITH, THE: PIONEER 7TH STREET CLOTHIER, NOW AT 9247TH STREET N.W. COME AND SEE ME yw styles for parlor, church and chapel. Sold SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F STREET NORTHWEST. #p19-tu,th,s-6t Exxrmsonpmary Arrnactioxs FOR ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING. as LACE -ANDIES in Fancy Strij CHECK NAINSOOKS, 5 cents instead of 10 Genta, STRIPED NAINSOOKS, 5 cents instead of 10 cents. (CHECK NAINSOOKS, 7 cents instesd of 14 conta, Lace CORDED MARSEILLES, 12) cts. instead of 25 cts. LACE LACE PRICER | SOME CHOICE ‘Will show, on MONDAY, and during the week, ths LATEST NOVELTIES trom PAKIS and LONDON In TULLE, FLOWERS, and FANCY STRAW. ‘TRANSPARENT BONNETS A SPECIALTY. Also, © choice amortment of LONDON COURT BARRED, 10 cents instead of 20 cents. ‘SAVOY, 123s cents instead of 25 cents, GRENADA, 125 cents instead of 25 cents, LACE ARCADA, 123 cents instead of 25 centa, ant ORAPE. ‘a3. At JOHNSON, GARNER & 00.8, a. . 636 Pa ave, wide, —_ Cooxma ry IN SPRING DRESS GOODS Br see ‘Afall tine ot ‘FRESH SUPPLY OF PLAIN AND FANCY CANTOR > ‘MATTING JUST OPENED. | Gab CpOEING STOVES BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS AT COST. ha are rte JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, (636 Pa sve, south aide, ‘mh31 WASHINGTON G48-LIGRT COMPARE.