Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘Whe Weather. Indications for the 24 hoes commencing at 3 p.m. For District of Columbia, Delxware, Maryland, and Virginia, cooler, fair weather, followed by Tain, northeasterly Winds, veering’ to southeast- erty. Diaoxp Sate.—Solitaire diamond ring, 1 carat, $60: solitaire earrings, 1 carat, $45; 5 stone cluster ring, & Sstone hoop ring, $0: 1s caret ruby, st with two s carat diamonds, 150, Worth $250; S-carat ear-rings, $135, ap at £209, 32 7th st. R Hanus & Co. Fisg Frexen Percale Shirts, three collars ‘and one pair culls; price, $1.50. Just arrived at Frane’s, comer 7th and D sts. Messrs. B. H. Wanwme & Co, are advertising in today's issiwe “some excelient ‘bargains. in raul estate. CTUAL Cost.—A large and well assorted stock ildren’s Spring Coats and Jackets and Ladies’ Light Shades in Kersey Lap-Seam Jackets, Jet, Cloth, and Mourning Wraps are offered at actual cost at R. H. TAYLOR'S 983 Pennsylvania ave. For Meprow and light-weight Underwear, Ho- lery, Summer Neck-wear, E. and W. Collars ai Cuffs, &e., &e., goto Lewis & Sons, 1421 N.Y. or 920 7tit S BeAR IN Misp. ft” you need spring overcoat or suit. or Your bey needs spring clothing, we ean supply you with better quality and lower price than any house in Washington, as we are the only actual manufacturers of clothing in the eity EISEMAN Bros... cor. 7th and E sts, 6th st. nw. ‘on spring lamb and Washington dressed beet go to Jobn It, Kelly, stall 628, 629 and 60 Center inarket, and 2 20% Northern Liberty market. PANTS To onDER for $5. _Elseman, cor.,7th and E. ESS HALL, SARATOGA SPRING Rates i per day for rooms except thos oF and Hirst floors; open from June 18 to Octobes 1. CLEMENT & Cox, Proprietors. R. Hexpenson, 923 F street northwest, formerly of 403 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hall, Spring styles wall papers, window Shades, &c. We Set only our own make clothing, but the ‘Dest of the story fs our low prices. EISEMAN BRos., Manufacturers, cor. 7th and E'sts. CHES and Jewelry On Installments to respon- parties, Ladson, 4:55 7th st. n.w. corrugated key Yale locks; security. as si Insist ON Havin ue afford greater Pesan.’ [cx Caeaw $s sold at the elegant Pariors Of ALEX. PETTERS Li street, opposite MePherson Statue. ‘The Buckingham open Ul L> ‘at night. SUITS 70 oxpeR for ¢ . Fiseman, cor. 7th and E. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT ye A HEAVY DIAMOND RO of Jewelry Stolen, A COLORED MAN SUSPECTED—HE WAS AN EX-CON- PEARED. Detectives Carter and Mahon have been de- tailed to investigate a diamond robbery at the | Cirele. Mrs Cheatham has been ill at the 5th- Avenue Hotel, in New York, and for fear that knowledge of the robbery might sertously affect her condition she has not been informed of it. The robbery Was reported to the police by Miss Pinson: the maid who has had charge of the house in the absence of Mrs. Cheatham. It appears that some ‘weeks ago $100 was stolen from a writing desk be- longing to Miss Pinson, and later $20 more was stolen. A man was arrested on suspicton, but was shortly afterward released, the officers at the Ume suspecting the colored man employed at the house. On Monday morning valuable jewelry, belonging to Mrs. Cheatham, including a diamond ring valued at $4,000, two breastpins and other welry. Miss Pinson immediately reported the joss to the police, and also_to Private Detectives MeDevitt and Flinders. ‘The colored man sus- pected of the other robberies bad then left the elty. ‘The colored man who had been employed in the house is named Chas. Major. He ts the same man ‘Who robbed the house of the late Geo. W. Adams, and only a few monthsago returned from the peni- tentlary. | When he came back he found employ- ment at the house of Mrs. Cheatham, and was a trusted servant. When he robbed the house of the late Mr. Adams he was located at Long Branch by Detectives McDevitt and McKifresh, and, on his Way back to this city, he jumped from the train, and was afterward recaptured in Chicago. Last night the poilce were notified to look out for and arrest Major. Lea Sas Music for the Drill. THE UNION RATES WILL NOT ALLOW THE LOCAL BANDS TO FUENISH THE MUSIC. It was expected that the National Rifles Band, of this city, would be awarded the contract for turnishing the music during the national drill, but owing tothe fact that the bids received from bands throughout the country are much less than the rates allowed by the Washington Musical Associa- Uon, Of this District, it wil be impossible tor the | terms of the National Rifles’ Band. to be accepted. ‘The regular union rates in this city are $5 per man | per day, and the rates of the musical unions in orher ciiles are in many pses, much higher; Dut | these rates are only locaf and do not apply when | The music is to be furnished outside of their iocal | bounds. At 2 recent meeting of the Musical A~- | sembly of this city the action of Prof, Krause, who, | in connection with President Wild, of the agen. | bly, made a revised bid to the drill committee of | PowEnPUt race glasses. Hempler’ ave., cor. 4%. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nattowat.—Abbott in “Trovatore. Fougraven’s Crxcts—Ninth and S streets. Maxuis’.—“Shadow Detect! Hixgwaw's.—Ida Siddon’s Burlesquers. Manassas PaNokama.—Day and evening. E-Staasr Risx.—Odd Fellows’ Fair and Bazaar. Condensed Locals. AU7:45 o'clock last evening a fire took place in house “No. #29 ith street Southeast, owned by Peter Gluke, and occupied by J. S. Braylor, which Was damaged to the extent of $400. ‘Yesteru:ty afternoon Stout. Kolling while riding at the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue and Ist Screet southeast, was thrown from his horse and his foot being caught In the stiruphe was some distance and badly bruised about the and face. He was sent to his home, 8th and D Streets southeast, in one of McCauley’s Wagons. In the case of Ellen B. Beach for divorce from Abel Beach, a reference has been made to Exam- Lovejoy to take testimony. ‘The city postmaster has had six patent hoods for ‘the protection of printed matter Jowing boxes: Corner: of New York avenue and ith streets, 15th and H Streets northwest, 9th e#nd_ F streets northwest, 10th street and Penn- “sylvania avenue northwest, 11th street and Penn- sylvania avenue northwest, and 11th and F streets northwest. ‘Ta WESELY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World is offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WREKLY Stax. It is a handsomely printed book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more Than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains ‘4 wealth of general information. See advertise qment in another column. Mrs. Mary B. Littie, charged with receiving stolen goods, was brouzht up frum jall this morn- ing, and owing to the condition of Lier health was Teléased on her own recognizance. At the meeting of the Anthropological Society, ‘at the Cosmos Club last night, Dr. H. L. keynolds, Jf, Fead a paper on the theme, “bid the ancient Méxiean smelt and ali ~~ ‘The Work of the Flower Mission. ‘The ladies of St. Dorothea flower mission are be- ginning anew their work tais spring. They have Degun again theirregular Thursday distributions of dowersamong the city hospitals. They began their work in a systematic way Just a year ago, and & so much pleasure into the sick rooms that the doctors, gatrons and patients are urging them to continue. They ran all through ‘he spring and summer and ciear until January Jast season. It was then so late in the season and mowers were so hard to get that they were forced to suspend operations “until the spring, should bring more flowers They are now putting in a petition to the public in general to send them owers to thelr rooms, 1409 New York avenue, on ‘Thursday's oniy. The physicians and matron’ of The hospitals have asked them to include fruit in Their mission, Fresh fruit, as well as. fresh Towers, is very destrabie for Some of the patients, ‘The ladies, in renewing their work, are in need of Trutt, flowers and workers y what dificult toinduce people to contribute, and have to practice patience, persistency and diplo- macy to collect stores enough to go round among The sick folks, But the pleasure the patients show at thelr coming attaches them to the work and encourages them. The sick people beg then always To come often, and are always made happy by the sight of the flowers. | Seutheamt Washington. DELEGATES TO THE CRNTRAL COMMITTEE CHOSEN BY CITIZENS LAST NIGHT. About seventy-five residents of Southeast Wash- Sugton gathered at the office of Weller & Repetti, 225 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, last evening, the occasion being a spectal meeting to, elect twelve delegates Uo represent their section of the city on the central committee of one hundred. HH. Mekim presided, and Mr. Chas. vel haan Was Secretary. Twenty nominations were tuade and sevent the election of J. Weller, J. H. Rich A. H. Cragin, Dr. S.A. Chas. Pelham and ST suit as delegates, Lehman, A. N. Meeker.Geo, PF. Daveson, T. BL »V. B. Edwards and Dr. W. E, Robervs were “Wed alternates. ‘George F. Dawson it was resolved committe shudid wait upon the Com- Stoners Friday to protest the Widening iumbia road and Car! the ex- ese tmpros Tension 0 Cc 060 appro ments require priated 03 Death of frank H. Alfricnd, Frank H. Alfriend, assistant librarian of the Senate, diet at his uo.ue in the city yesterday of Liver complaint. The deceased was well-known in this city as a newspaper writer, and had a wide aequaintence among the public men. of the country, and especially with those of Virginia, bis He Was bern in Kiebmond, y and graduated lege. “He was engaged in newspaper work. in ‘hmond when the war Droke out, “and entered ie Confederate service as a private. Atthe close of the war he wrote a life of Jefferson Davis, ny portion of the Congress to the District. native Stiste Fs 20 ine WhjcR'Was prepared under the “personal super” of Mr. Davis, whos friendship he enjoyed. friend addition to his" aewspaper work Col. Wags a contributor to the magazines, juan of Strong friendships, and had a wide circ of acquaintances, who will mourn his sudden death. but no children. ‘The remains Were taken to Richmond to-day for intermeni. sorecmes tom th The Opp Feuows’ Fark—The bazar ival of Washington Canton, J. 0. 0. Flarehs Militant, at the E-street Rink, ws Well attended last night, and trade at the bootie Masguile Deisk. | Afler "10 o'clock ‘the floor was given over to dancing. and the youn Erigped the “tight tautastic™ until 1130" oelce The festival will continue until the 14th of May. CDAUR IN THE Crry—Gaudaur, the well-known ccommpanied by is trainer, isin Wash- ing at Morgan's, on D Street. They i be here fifteen or twenty days, and will prac- ee Om the Potomsc. —— Hay MARKET ARBITRATION.—After the hear. before the arbitrators representing the Was iugtou Market Co. and the Montgomery County farmers yesterday afternoon the board adjourned io meet next Friday to consider and act on the evidence submitted to them, and formulate some plan If possibte to remedy tie evils complained of by the farmers. ——— A Goop Trurtan’s INsTALLaTioy.—Clement’s Lodge of Good ‘Templars last night installed the folowing officers: Chief temp-ar, Mr. J. R. Mahoney: viee templar. Miss Mollie Patten; Sécre- tary, Mr. ©. R. MeDoweil: financial seeretary, Mr. C. L! Pusey; treasurer, Mrs. M. . Mahoney; Chap- (ln, Mrs. M. F. Blaine; marshal Mr. Henry Bart: guard, Miss May Guilford; sentinel, Mr. Edward rier; assistant secretary, Miss Addie Hollidge; Eghtsuipporter, Miss Kate Shomo; and left sup" porter; Miss Sailte Barstow. —- Five FURNITURE, BRic-4-Buac, ENGRAVINGS, Ere., at AU Mr. Downing will sell to.mor ‘at 10:30 o'clock, at hts rooms, 11th and Pean- >¥ivanta avenue, a Superior collection of house hold effects, which have been removed there for foBvemence of sale. In this colleetion 1s a sine upright plano, cholce engravings, bric-a-Drac, and other articles of value. * Pecenemae as Ou. Panermsas at Avcrion.— Messrs. Walter B. Williams 4 Co., ai will commence sale this evening at’ o'cloek, at thelr art cofner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue, #1 per day per man, together with the rations and | Uransportations which are allowed to outside | bands, making a total of $4.78 per day, was not Fatified, because it was held that it would not be r to the other members of the union, who had made bids based on the regular unton rates. The consequence will be that the music will be fur- nished by organizations outside of the city, who are not bound by the union rates, and who are willing to make reduced rates in order to be able i to make the trip to this city. ‘The Pastors and the Sunday Laws. NOTING WITH APPROVAL THE ACTION OF THE DIS- ‘TRICT COMMISSIONERS. A committee of the Pasters’ Alliance of the Dis- trict of Columbia called on the Commissioners of the District yesterday to present resolutions on the Sabbath question adopted by the Alliance. ‘The commmiitee consisted of Dr. Eliott, of Ascen- sion church, president of the Alliance; Dr. Bart- Jett, vice-president ; Drs. Butler, Dashiell, Greene, €. Herbert Richardson, Rev. Mr. Brooks, of the Nineteenth-street Baptist church, and Kev. Mr. ‘Newman, of the Congregational church, The reso- | lutions set forth ‘hat the Pastors’ Alliance have noted With approval the efforts of the Commis. sloners to enforce the Sunday laws of the District | of Columbia; that ft uMmissioners can rely pon the support of the Alliance and their large constituency in promoting thisdesirable end; that the Commissioners be encouraged to still further action to protect the Sabbath from desecration either by unnecessary work or by amusements.” perch tel ahi THR APPEARANCE OF PaTTI—More numerous | audiences than Unit which last night gathered to hear Patti have assembled mn Albaugh’s Opera House, but « more brilliant dispkiy of fine gowns and gleaming jeweis has assuredly never been | seen there. Thé dressing of the ladies was very | taking to the eye, and the general absence of Don- | nets greatly helghiened the effectiveness of the | spectacle in the auditorium. ‘The boxes were all | Gilled, among those in them’ belng President and Mrs. Cleveland, Secretary and Mrs. Whitney, Mr. Bancroft, Col. Lamont and _wiie, Secretary’ and Mrs. Endicott, the Turkish, Swedish, French and erman ministers, Senator and Mrs. Cameron, and Miss Mattie Mitchell. ‘Through’ the housé were to be seen nearly all the well. | known people in town. Of _ the formance it may be sald in general that it was rather more satisfactory than might have been | expected. Pattl's peeriess singing in the role of Violeta 1s so well Known that comment on it can only take the oue direction, “that of seemingly extravagant praise, which sul in truth never does the subject justice. Compared with that of any Other soprano of the present, Patti's work last night was easily unrivaled; but, from Pattr’s best efforts in former years there was at times, a per- ceptible falling off in richness of tone and ituency of execution. And yet, it would seem as if nothin, could be more brilliant than the splendid an Joyous floriture In ‘‘Fors’e Lui,” at the oiose of the Mrst act. Mme. Putth infused much more of the ‘dramatic “element into her Violeta last night than when she gave it here some years ago. Her scene with Germont in the second act and the death scene in the last were ereditable pieces of work dramatically considered. ‘The Diva of course evoked perfect hurricanes of applause by her singing, and at the end of the second act, the audience called her before the cur- tain again ‘and again, and would not cease their applause until she graciously signaled to Con- ductor Ardit! and hisimen gave forth the intro- ductory strains to “Home, Sweet Home.” ‘Then a hush of keen and delighted expectancy fell on the house, and Me. Patti rendered Payne's familar song with exquisite beauty of phrasing and purity of tone. Signer Vicinl, the Alredo, e3 a good robust tenor voice, which he uses with hon- esty and energy, Dut with nogryat artistic dis. cernment or finish of metuod. Signor Del Puente’s noble voice was heard to great advantage fu the mnusic of Germont. For the rest the cast calls for no comment, and the general conduct of the per- Torumance was well calculated to hasten to its tinal fall the declining Italian opera. President and Mrs. Cleveland and Col and Mrs. Lamont Were the guests of Marshal and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Seeretary and Mrs. Whitney were in a box. Mr. R. de Janisch, of the German legation, gave a box party of twelve, comprised of the Gert ran minister, Baron von Zedtwitz, Senator and Mrs. and Mis$ Cameron, Miss Mitchell, Mr. and ‘Miss Endicott, Mrs, Carrie May Wright, Miss May and Count Sala. After the opera-a ‘Sumptuons Supper Was served in Mr, de Janisch’s a ‘The central piece of the table was a gre Jacqueminot roses, and upon the tWined myrtle in bio’ pots of geraniums and hyacinths in great protston. Some of those Who joined the party ai supper were Baron and Baroness d’ Itajuba, Miss Adams, Miss Susanne Bancroft, the Turkish minister, Baron Fava, Mr. | alexander Grezer, Miss Wallach, Mr. and Mrs, Ede rdes and Mrs. Scott Townsend. A HAckaas FINgp For VIOLATING THE SUNDAY Law.—This morning in the police court James H. faylor, aheek driver, was charged by’ hack In. Spector Quinlan with ‘Soliciting fares near the AT. Ungton hotel on Sunday, and “he was fined $1 or Unree days. The law only permits drivers of vehi. cles to Visit steamboat Wharves and railroad de- pots on Sundays: and probibits them from stand: ¢ on the stands, No Neep to let your building stop for want of brick when the Washiagton Brick Machine Co, can supply Your Wants. 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The President delivered the diplomas to the YICT, EMPLOYED IX THE HOUSE, AND MAS Disar- | gTaduates of the medical department of the Na- Uonal University last night. The commencement exercises were held at the Congregational church. About as many people as could be seated were present. The decoration, which consisted of the presents to the class, was elaborate and Deautiful. Allof the platform not occupied by ‘ae class and faculty and a few honored person- ages, Was covered with flowers, and all the space by the Marine band, under direction of Prof, Sousa. The President came early, accom- panied by Col. Lamont, and remained only long enough to confer the degrees. Just before his de- parture he was presented with a beautiful basket Cae by Re ¢ exercises were opened with . Dr. Bartlett. Judge Arthur vice chan- cellor of the university, made a few introductory remarks, after which the President delivered the diplomas to the graduates as follows: Thos. J. Reed and Edward Stevens, both of the District, raduates in medicine, and Harris C. Carroll, JR0. . Drawbaugh, and Miller F. Philippi, of Pennsyl- vania; Jno. A.'Daly and Wm. M. Hunt, of the Dis- trict, and Jacob S. Manners, of New Jersey, gradu- ates in dentistry. Judge MacArthur then addressed the graduates, commenting on the great advance made in the medical Science in the juering Of disease, and then proceeding by humorous remarks to enlarge on this train of th ht. The valedictory address was delivered by Jno. A. Daly, D.D. 8. Prot. Samuel S, Adams, A. M., M.D., delivered the to the graduates. The fol- lowing members of the faculty were present: Drs. Howard H. Barker, E. 8, Carroll, Burrows Nelson, Samuel 8. Adams, P. F. Harvey, T. 8. Winter, J.W. ‘Morrison, and 6. 'Y. Cook. ‘The Altimnt Association met at the close of the exercises and elected the following officers: G. W. Grinder, M.D.,, president; M. F. Phillipl, D.D. first vice-tiedident: 4's. Manne resident; F. H. Ginnelly, D.D.8., third vice-prest- 3 Ge . Egleston, S., secretary; Jas. A. Hunter, D.D.S., treasurer; executive committee, Harry Cockereil, D.D.8., ‘I. J. Reed, M.D., Wm. M. Hunt, D.D.S., J.'A. Daly, D.D-S., G. W. Grinder, M, D,, and 8. P. Hollingsworth, M.D. ‘fue banquet, which formed the conclusion of the evening's exercises, was held at Harvey’s, Dr. G. W. Grinder presided and offered the toasts. THe WEEKLY Star's Pocket Atlas of the Worldis offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WeRkLY Stax. It is a handsomely printed second vice- ment in another column. E uczEMA— AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BUBN- @xe Diseases cURED BY CUTICURA. ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agonizing itching and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath with Curicura Soar, and a single pplication of Curicura, the great Skin Cure. 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Grear Banoars IN DRESS GOODS ar LUTTRELL & WINE'S, 1930 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., NORTHWEST. Just rece rds Plaid Striped, Cream W ns, Which Weare offering Gc., Re.. 10c., 1254¢., 150, 0c. and Zoe. These koods are the greatest banvaitis in the market. ‘New lot Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, Just in, at 25 Per cent below usual prices. 500 yards Summer Silk, reduced to 40c. to close. Beautiful All-Wool Dress Goods, 38 inches wide, at ofvely Plaid Dress Goods: ., sold at 37% and 500, . and 5 Novelties in Drean Goods; 250 formerly bbe, Beautiful Quality AlWool Nun's Vellng, plain and stripes, 25¢, ‘Nun's Veiling, 1234c., very cheap, in dark colomsonly. Beautiful Satcens Wrench destpe: Ietues k Silk, the famous Guinet make’ st 75c., 81, Blac $1.25, 81.90, 81,75, 82, We ask an inspect Stee goods? “ihiy cintuot ue excelled ty sania price. Henrietta Cloths,all grades. These good we make a npecialty of and dre wor of mates lot of Ladies’ and Gents’ Hosiery at great ‘Ladies’ and Gent's Underwear at special prices. Domestics and woods in this’ iino Vary low to reduce stoc] rektely Dress Goods, 12%c. and 165c.; special, just ‘We invite our friends and blic erally to opment Ever iy Gee Sef Gone ee ‘West End, but also the cheapest. i LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., corner 20th. ap29-2w Te jepbore call, “155.5. rel Lavezzr, Hue Ax» Suz Srazzz, os C st All kind of ht Hi ‘at Reasonable harsthing New aud Sesto attention given to Boarding Horses. apl2-1m, THOS. RUSKELL & CO. Bosiess Surrs, Boswess Surrs. Should you think of purchasing a BUSINESS SUIT for Spring, the first and most important consideration is Quality, Workmanship, and Fit. ‘The large amount of sales in these Suita is an, evidence that Gentlemen have found, from ex- perience, the goods we sell, while possessing the appearance of custom-work, can be bought for $12.00 to $18.00 per suit. ‘They are of Cas- simere Stripes, Fine Check and Plain Colors. Also, PRINCE ALBERTS and FOUR-BUT- TON CUTAWAY SUITS, in Diagonal, Cork- screw, &c., kc., at $18 to $35 per suit, BOYS’ SUITS at $3.50, 84, 85, to $8 per suit. YOUNG MEN'S SUITS for 8, 810, $12, and 815 per auit. FIRST-CLASS GOUDS. Should you prefer to have your Suit Made to Order, on our second floor will show a Beautiful Line of Black Cloths, Doeskins, Corkscrews, Diagonals, Cheviots, and Cassimeres of various, grades. Suite to order from $25 to 860. BEST WORK AND BEST TRIMMINGS. NOAH WALKER & co. 9728" 625 Pennsylvania avenue, Younus New Your Hars, KNOX'S NEW YORK HATS. LATEST IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, $5 TO 28, ROUND HATS, IN NEW COLORS, 82.60 to #5. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SILK UMBBELLAS. BEST GRADE OF GLORIA UMBRELLAS. 627 Furs taken on Storage. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, ap29. 1237 Pa. ave, next to cor 13th st. Seane Hara. DUNLAP'S NEW YORE STYLE IN SPRING HATS. ‘The scknowledged introducer of Head Gear in+ America. None genuine unless beariug their trade mark. WILLETT & RUOFF, Sole Agents for this city, 905 Penn's avenue, apt Busx Coscuzs, Busy Coscues. BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES, ‘The largest assortment in the city to select from = a CLES BI Also TRICY CYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS. Out-door Games, such ‘as TENNIS, BASE BALL, ARCHERY, CROQUET. Acall solicited. ‘H RUPPERT, 403-405 7thst, near D. spi4 Cooma Br Gus Afull line ot GAS COOKING STOVES (On hand and for sale, eden. Mranks ov Pa aver TOW Spects $25 hand-made Harness of No. 1oak tanned leather for $19.50, at Germuiller’s, 741 7th St.n.W.3. Bailey’s, 8% 7th st. n.w. Lawn Mowers, $5.75. will Lawn Mowers, $5.75. Fire 736 7th st., for 3 Vaetsend nue ‘Wraps.7 Starch.—A little warm water, alittle Ivory starch, quick,economical, beautiful Work. Try it. w8 Germuiller’s ‘Trunks beat them all in price and quality. No, 741 7th st. nw. 3 Baiiey’s $1 Saw, warranted. im Desirable Dry and Fancy Goods at slaughtering prices. Young's Great Fire Sale, 736 “The Queen of Becrs.”—No tamily should be without Moerlein’s celebrated Beer, 75c. per doz, {Gm} H, FINtey, Agt., i206 D st. Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted, am FOR SALE—LOTS. ‘SA LE—A NICE LOT, 25x90, ON shire ave., between M NEW Nets. Apply © 35: ¥ JOHN 8. GAINES. R SALE—THRER FINE LOTS ON P ST, N. W. Bet, 17th and 18th 212102 each to alley $2.00 per foot” JOHN E BEALL & CO,, 133) Fat co my$-lw Fi owner R SALE—A NUMBER OF LOTS ON Q ANDRE _ . termseasy. JOU: oe __myd-Lw Fe, iE LOT ON TENTH S&T. BET. Gand Hn. w., 18x88. JOHN E. BEALL & CO. 1321 Feat nw. “mya-1W Fok Sa aro LOTS ON MASS. AVE. BET. ‘and. se. torins Prive 2e. per foot. JOHN & BEALL & CO, SALE_ON EASY TERM: y Close; best located lots in Whitue; 10,000 square feet: 17c. per foot. O>ser lots in same location selling for from 20 and 25c. foot. Apply to A. L. MORSELL, Droit a. my4-3t* Fe 8: RY DEST! LOTS ONP st. between 17th and 1sth_ at speculative a LOUIS P. 8H0) ‘prices. KER, mst $20 Fst 2. R SALE—SEVERAL IRABLE LO on Meridian Hill; with fine vic iny4-3t___ LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 Fst. nw. POR sale BELLEVUE, Containme about 6%; acres, situate at intersection of ‘Whitney ave. and 7th st. extended. adjoining Whitney Close, on main entrance to Soldiers’ i ‘This fine site offers special inducements te jes for subd fand being level and iu west and prouminent thoroughtares, one of Which is the Diost fashionable drive, and patronized by the “elite” cf Washington, Gas and yeater tosius within stort distance. “Taken altogether the tract affords a rare op- portunity fora very profitable investiuent. ‘Theentire tract, containit x about 38 handsoue building sites, 1s how ‘offered for short time at a reasonable price aud. ‘upon easy terms. For further particulars apply t0 F. W. MILLER, Trustee, my4-3t 1509 H st. Bargains Can Still be Secured in dam- aged Dry and Fancy Goods. Young’s Great Fire Sale, 736 7th st. ‘The rush still continues Gh Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Chéese and Buttermilk; be. per quart. Cream 15c, Sweet Milk Way Day Hay Dave, FOR THOSE IN SEARCH OF FINE SHOES. ‘On account of the late spring, we have’on hand too many Fine Shoes. To avoid carrying them over we have placed on sale: oT 1 About 325 Pairs Gents’ French Calf Button, Laced and Gaiters, hand-made throughout, at least the equal of Custom Work, sold never before for less than 85; now $4.35. LoT 2. 275 Pairs Gents’ finest French Calf Custom-made Low Cut Shoes, any style, shape or width, regular $5 ‘Shoos; now go at $3.85. LOT 3. 260 Pairs Ladies’ extra choice French Kid Button Boots, Cousin's and other popular $4.50 makes, re- duced to $3.55. Lor 4. About 300 Pairs Ladies’ Soft Dongols Kid, Hand- sewed Button Boots, usually $3.50: now $2.95. Our variety of Low Shoes and Slippers is worthy of your attention; tosee them is to buy them. « WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, my? 816 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE. Eves Ricar Henze: GOOD NEWS IS THE BEST NEWS. THEREFORE, READ ON. If one-half the attention that is paid tomaking 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 ices. i VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE’ Is the place to save money. HERE IS THE PROOF OF IT. Our Great Specialty Suit..............88.75. ‘We have added five now styles this week, making imr all thirteen different styles and textures. These goods are strictly all wool, and we claim they are the greatest bargain ever produced in the District. 87.50 Buysa CassimereGuit. Strictly All-Wool. $5.00 ‘For a Good Business Suit, $26.50 For a PrincezAlbert Suit. ‘Wanscott Worsted, Blue and Black. Strictly All Wool. 89.50 For Blue Siater's{Plannel Suit. Strictly All Wool, ‘Fadeless Color, with Two Sets of Buttons. BOYS' SUITS, AGE 13 TO 18 YEARS, 94.50, £5.50, $6, $7.75, $8.25 and upward. CHILDREN’S SUITS, AGE 4 TO 13 YEARS, STRICT- LY ALL WOOL, 92.87,183.50, $3.87. $4, 84.75 and upward, MEN'S PANTS. ‘Neat Mixtures, Hair Lines, and Combination Stripes. Strictly All Wool. ‘$2, 82.50, 83, $3.50, 83.75 and upward. aT VICTOR EZ ADLER’S TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, OR MASS. AVE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE, ‘Open Saturday until 11 p.m. p25 Ase You A Mesrm or tux” 8. F. 8. or Society For Saving Cash. All Members of the Society for Ssving Cash buy their Clothing at OAK HALL, COR, 10TH AND F STREETS. ‘We make no pretentions of being the oldest, widest, , Clothing House in Washington, but "we Qs Lime Sad mabstantiate the claim ty soli the’ Best Made and Most Stylis Clothing for tally Jess than any other house in the city. FOR BOYS 4 TO 13, Jacket and Pants at $1.50, worth@2. Jacket and Pants at S2, worth 83. jachet and aria at Sy worth Jacket and at 5 Beeler ated f Sailor and. jersey Suite chesp. Odd Kneo FOR BOYS 14 TO 18. Suits at 5 at Suits at eg eed Se aS erie BOS of ore’ congue aes = ‘Washington. A full: of Odd Pants frou e FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. ‘Cheviot Sack and Frock Suits, we)l madeand trimmed, at $9.50. Blue Flannel ( iG: AE. Buttons given with every ‘Flan: fuilling of Cassituere and Cheviot Suite ‘Bicycle Pants a specialty. OUR.MOTTO—No trouble to show goods. oo AK K HHAL ‘L SgAke LEAL E AAAK AAA L. - oot ak kK HA ‘foot? COR. TENTH AND F STREETS. ap2o Esrsiuxazm 1830. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ BONG, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR 12TH ST. Spring styles SILK HATS, $5, 96 and $8. Spring styles DERBY HATS at $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, 4, 84.50. LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAP3.~ SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIES. (OR SALE_SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN SUBDI- visions, extending from ‘Teuleyiown to Giesboro, Belair, Lanier, Rosemount. Meridian Hill, Mt, Pleas! ant, University Park, Columbia Heicute, Whitney lose, Howard Hill, “Anacostia.” BILNJ."p. DAVIS, st. a ext Ave days. WASHI S TATE, CHANGE, corner of 15th st. and Pa ave. my4-3t* JOR SALE—12 NICE LOTS ON DELAWARE AVE, at 20 cents per foot. Biggest barcain ont. WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, my4-3t" orner of Lith st. and Pa. avi NOR SALE_—3 NICE CORNER LOTS IN THE N. Water, sewer and sidewalk. This is worth investi: eating. WASHINGTON REAL TE EXCHANGE, corner of L5th st. and Pa. ay, jt R SALE (TO CLOSE A’ desirable Building Lots on North Capitol st., east aide, Just north or MLA rare onportunigy to. caah purchaser. Apply to FRANCIS U. STITT, 215 H st. 2.W. ‘my: JOR SALE — THE OWNER OF SEVERAL FT Lots on 16th stn. w.: being desirous of leaving the city within thirty days, will sell for much less than the prevailing price of lots in that locality; o per centin= terest on deferred payments. my3-3t* 1209 F st. ae \OR SALE—MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE_LOV: to an immediate purchaser at my3-3t 8. iC) and 12, block 37, Columbia Heights. Will be sold 2 aqfuare foot Sthand F sts. SALE—A BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF GROUND, 100 feet fronting on Qst. nw. Uy GL feet deep, be- | 2ween New Hampshire ave. and 19th st., comm: a. fal view of Dupont Cirle. A’ grea ‘offered. ag the property is to be sold to close an estate. W. METCALF, 1331 F st., Riggs Insurance Puild- ing, formerly Starr & Metcalf. 3 R SALE_FOUR LOTS IN UNIVERSITY PAL oar the pew residence of Justice Hatian large ‘bade trees; 70 cents. Fine Lot, Chapin st.,at 65 cen Bny3-30" BENS. P. DAVIS, 1319 F st. Splendid Lot ou Cohunbia Heights, south front. | Price, 42 54c. HUFTY & DYER, my3-tt Lith and F st YOR SALE Several very desirable blocks in Burieith at prices whieh will bring a specdy advance. Cottaes will be erected upon lots already sold. Buy before commences. HUFTY & DY my3-6t 1sthand containing (000 abstract Tree! meduced to 4 cents T foot, for a quick wro. One-half cash. Biggest Pargain in the market, ‘beim within the unite or the city of Washington, atid not away off ina Maryland or Virginia wilderness, WELLER & REPETTI, my2-1w, 326 Pa. ave. se, JOR SALE_FINi NCE FOR BUILDERS AND HW speculator=---Iwenty Lots im square 723. Those lots have a frontage of 20 feet anda depth of from 79. to 120 feet to widealley, routing. rset Ist st. east, and D st. north. Price, 60 and 65 ets, Will eeli as a wliole or in part. A.M. McLACHLEN & CO. my2-1m* 1321 F et. ws R. SALE—FRONTAGE OF OVER 250 feet, ouly 100 feet deep, on exst side of 4th st.,near Mt. n.e.: Hyod panain.| this week; for 32 Ceuta,” Address STATUS, Star offic : __myz-60 JQOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT, ON 10TH ST. ne, detween Baud C sta. 35.4 front for 47e. per uare foot. i! is jie only fora few d “nye” ILL &JUBNSTON, 748 15th st mw. 5 ‘$ 7TH ST. ve. and 1th st., $1.40: N. e381: 23d. sty eat G, SOC; Nod. ave, near B, $1.25. “LL OF SQUARE NO. 886, FRONT- foro jedn stihaud Ath oste prices Soe. per foot A, 3. PRATT & SONS, '8p30-6t _“The Sun Building, Fst FFPOR SAT “OTS, 20X101, ON SOUTH SIDE. Of New io, 9 Between Let. int “Norah Capital A, S. PRATT & SUNS, ‘The Sun Building, Fst. KR SALE—I HAVE MANY LARGE FRONTAGES: ery desirably located in the uorthwestera part of INO. A. PRESCOTT, FoR SD Lota 5 & 1416 Fst. nw. GOL 15, H& E sub. div. Meridian Hill with frames renting for $18 per month. Price 40c. per ft. wats & 49, Denisson & Leighton sub. div. Meri- @Riveral short lots on Sst. near New Hampshire ave. at 81-29 per 9.1 55 . 152 at 90c.& 75, Udisou Colunn bia road bed 1th and 15th ste.extended. Lots in biks. 14, 15, 16, 18, 19 and 20, Meridian Hill. ‘Several fine lots in Wbituey Close & Mintwood Place sub. dy." TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 206 F street n R SALE—A SHORT LOT 51 FE! worth side of East Capitol st, below valu fFopnt huschaser. “TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 125 fst. 2. W. ‘st, bet, 3th and 2 Qstbetei7th st and oth and 1 Tot on 5 st., bet. New Hampshire av ia dps 8. CHILL. Cor. Sth and F sts. ROR sai ‘0.4 PROMPT PURCHASER, A VERY cheap Lot on Mf st., between loth and 6th sts. m. W., if sold in the mext few days. c. ULL, it cor. Bilrand F sis, R SALI FX SUrnonizep 70 OFFER, FOR A FEW DAYS. those three handsome Lotsat the corner of Whrtuey ave, and Lith 6 exteuded at the low price Of 3c, Ground elocaiity is held at 40¢. i Seca a ea HR SALE OR EXCHAN ¥OR UNIMPROVE ‘That handsome Residence on Columbia ave., between Jathand Joth sts, extended, containing 19 rooms, handsomely finished and supplied with all modern iin: ents: 3U,00U square leet of round handscmely Eid out, &e. price #33 000; termi very Gaey, oF chatwe {oF Ulimproved real estate. aes WS. HILL. corner 8th and F sts. {OR SALE — I OFFER A VERY CHEAP LOT ON 16th street extended, if "6 Pennsylvania ave. se. | j= | At : | one Faoctave Square, fine tone, $100. one hine t iF FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS R SALF—A DOUBLE SUT OF L ‘as good as new, cost $05, will seil TP st.o. : 1B SALE—BARGAIN— FO! » Fotis Browder: been weed aaen, Sat NCUBATOR, Si R SALE—A VICTOR TRI FPatiets price 840. Anrly 28 eae ae age HR SALE—A ROVER SAFETY BICYCL t condition - only tour moat use. Stoo pmaae 105 Ab eee AL R Sita -OnEAr FOR cist. COUPE, a4 away Carriage, in foo cond ‘aotd at es Wis worth. “Call'at 1225 New York ave. mye" #1T HARNESS $21. Apply myst SCUBATOR teed once: cost 850, Address ‘CLE IN GooD PER- R SALE—A VERY FINE ALDERNI F’eah. peutic and intge aiken ast be beee the place of W. J. Rhees, Spring Hosa. Mt te mya st 7B SALE A nice Lot on north side of V: oth and Zist sts. nw, on wrade, WO Price $1 per foot. JOnN E, yan 89 lary alicy, v0 to lange alley. BEALL & CO. FROR SALE Three splendid Lots on Ne irom Spon aN EL BEALL & co, myt-lw 1s2i Fat iw. ALE—HANDSOME CHESTNUT. six years old, sound, gentle driver. Can be seen at "McDowell & Son's “Ele Mill, corner North Capitol and Mameachusetta ave. 1 OR SALE—MILK MEN, TARE NOTICE-GRAINS at Jacob Roth's Brewery, 318 Ist st. n > JOR SALE—PTAN! PGREA est bancains in Pianos are now offered at the Ware rooms of HUGO WORCH & CO. 825 sth stony second-!and Union Piano Co * Knabe, $190;one Beni Souiare, ri $215. Pianos and Organs for bent, etm ‘(OR SALE—BED FFATHERS, 15, A POUND: choice, new and clean. Also, Geese feathers, mat tresses, Ge. at lowest prices.” Orders by juail otherwise. Delivered. ALBERT SEIT: ne. FULL NICKEL, cow horn handles. attachiwerits: but little used, owner out ¢ Aiso, House 12200 G st. se. for rent; $10. » oRAWAY CARKIAGI Has hat only six months Inquire of RHAKRIS, expert Ci ume: ctty 34 Ost. now. BRICK. —POUR imunedaate delive K MACHINE COMPA’ 1m ton wawon, with Stali’s Livery, 8 w. JOR SALE—A FINE BARGATN—SEVI Chickering Piano, plain rosewood case, only #1 $10 per month; fine ‘tone: fully warranted . stoc st Cover iueluded: Also one fine Heinckamp only #250), and one ‘ine Cabinet pag farms tosuit, Apply at the PIANO EXC th at, E. SUITABLE FOR HEAVY 1.540: kind, gentie, sound: “nine 7OVM st. nw. myd-20* JOR SALP—A NEW, HANDSOME DEOAN LOUNGE, and walnut frame,"Turkish chair, and.cherry cen- ier table, tour mahogony hand-covered gossbp chairs all very cheap and must be sold before the 6th inst. Address Box 78, Star office. HEAP_ONE SET OF PARLOR FUB- jon, Walnut Wraines, upholstered im mye" NOS F st. myst Fe SALE—THREE GOOD HORSES; MUST BE sold this week. 1836 7th st. n.w mys OR SALE—A CIGAR STORE. GOOD BUSINESS: must be sold at once; cheap for spot cash. Address x 128, Star office. myst OR SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS, JAMES PART the oelekvrated listorian and biographer. says “t ‘ery house where there is placed a set of Applete jopardia it ix like seuding the whole family to col- ** This work. all the volumes, can be obtained at m siuall monthly payments’ by addrewmine lox 129, Star owe, my? FROk, SALE THE “orroe Gai ERE quires 26 boiler: avoids all expensive attendance handling oi fuel. Send for circular ist. 'D.BALLAUF, Agent, 7: 7th st. JOR SALE-A WAI iT FRAME, RED REP PAR- Piers, in good condition; price, iu slip-covers, #20." Apply 12a8 Sth st. 1. W. i — A VERY FINE THOROUGHBRED Scyfoundiand Dog, seven months old. “Apply 21704 Sth st. nu. w. myc OR SALE OR TRADE-GOOD OLD MARE, LOT Farm Utensils and Faria Wagon. Apply at st uw. JOR SALE—THE LATE 'YLE FAMILY CAR- Tiages atid Busicies. Also, a lange atock of new snd Second-hand Doctors Buggies aud Ladies’ Phetous speciality. Cal . F. GEYER, 466 Peun- ylvania ave. now. hd: JOR SALE-STAR BICYCLE, 54:1NCH, ALMOST oud as new, 17 Iowa Circle. "Call between 4 and nbc hint, Horde Baul 2D FEATHERS. 15¢. A POUND, aud Live F-ckedl. Best feathers for the lowest (prices, WENTY-1 |ORSES JUST AB Va. Among them I bave soe of the ‘best cart horses that heve been ou the market fora lone time: also 1 pair of 9s, well matched, 16 hands igh, aud several fine drivers suitable far all’ purpowes called to one sorrel horse. Frank, ‘Prices ranging from $70 t6 represented, aud satis- lory trial given of all. JOHN SIMaO! DOG GARGES, Foren. S11 12th at. _ap30-1¥ ALE AND RE! FIF1Y PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ali the leading wakes. Bent from $2 to $10 per month. Rent applied ou purchase. . G. SMITH, 3p30-6t _1225 Peunaylvania avenue._ HE SALE-SAND AND LIME, IN ANY QUANTI- ‘at coal dump, K and Ist sts. ne. Prompt deliv- AK SHA VOR SALE—BICYCLES—BOYS' BICY 210: g-inen tall nickel Sane, $90, 51-amch Star, an, B49: Safety, 840; Cripper tricycle, $100. THE Cx LERLES,” 1406, New York ave. mb7 CLES, FROM jm JOR SALE—T ‘TY HORSES, "amoug them some fine draft, driving, aud saddle horses: these horses are for sale'or exchange on inost reasonable terms. SCHLEGEL & QUIGLEY, in rear of 933 D st. nw. ap 39-1w RK SALE — TO-MORROW MORNING aT 9 ‘o'clock siarp we will offer froma bankrupt stock the following fine piated ware st half price: 1 per per dozen, 150 per dozen, BURGH & BROTHER, 4:20 to 428 Seventh at. ID BARGAIN A PIs iano, carved less, ood as new; fully orna? or 8160, parteash, balance abroidered cover and £ new, 8450. L FINE UPRIGHT PIANOS, now at bargains for cash oF Tented the past wii on easy terms, at G. L WILD & BROS, 709 7th. st. — ae RS ae ae WOR SALE100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND Business Wasons, also Varnished, and Mitk Wagous Huy gw minusacture, and one Stare tad Licht Tact: ing Busxy, uesrly new, On easy payimeite, oF c apedeine’' 31. COOK, $205 Stet, Georgetown, De. OR SALE—FUORIST’S ESTABLISHMENT WELL Stocked with Roses and Bedding Plants: ‘hear three fs. ive acten ground ,)-rootu house abd store, areal, & WILSON, 1006 Fst. mw. jONALLY HANDSOME Russet harness sud ‘turnout in the. exty. Gemete ‘Will be wold sta three years lease; will be gold ata ap25-20 JQOR SALE—AN EXCEI pair of iron-grey pou indies wagonette; most sty: Apply 1319 West Fayette st., Baltimore, Md.ap23-3w* F SALE-TAME YOUNG ALLIGATORS FROM Vloniasouly @1each. SCHMID Bird store, Tt two doors south of Pennsylvania ave. 2.W. apiS-1m, SALE—2 ROAD HORSES, 1 STYLISH COUPE Toes AT Sadie Home 1 sade Bar Buggy, aliueet ew, 1 ‘Set sie Harness, 1 ES! WO IOTS, 9TH ST. BETWEEN aoe Sapitol stand North Carolina ave. two Loin Lith st, ‘Be. near, 2, all cast frout; cheap for cash: oO NOR SALE-TF YOU WANT TO PICK FROM THE prettiest Sure 7 alms three car’ Bi t Surveys in tus cy, Of thecelsbrated Columbus’ works go to JAS Re PO i ¢ Capitol st 75 Branch iors, "Telephone call, 4:20 JFROR_SALE— 40,000 WE, PLEASANT | Corner ois wiv and Now York ave. and me Fike front on three street, suitable for subdi- S304. 230 Sd et ale. Perms Prices Be. A mah "he chearest corner Lot on 14th st. extended, Bt feet, 2 jumbia Heights, three Lots, 50x150 feet, on whlsh are beautiful oaks, Soc, At Whitey Close. wor eral ofthe Dest ACKER & WILSON, 1006 F nw. 5[,08 SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE ALLEY LOT, Fee ec he Sea's and Lath and 19th ste, gree ingen. 30-foot ‘alley. Inquire of M. M. P. 1418 F st. apz3-12t ROR SALE—LOTS— - Cap. Hill and E. Was! from 25c,to $1.50 pf. Teprijt Park Bound’y,Linden and Larch,7ct0 61 pL. oo. era eee to doe, per toot _ en —s S 3 = spake x a “Pleasant BS, 22 5 ‘foot. SALE—“SUN DIAL" STOVES: IRE * THOS. G HEN GER Ot | PRS Uitticessodoriees- can be used for coe 20 1006 F sé. n. of coal. t: BG. CAS ROU SALES TS ON NORTH. supe o gag | AU Ae SOS ie onane ny ‘apd 6 alley; side rr. SALE — SEN ‘AMPS FOR: Bayne ioe Will eel the to. ioe Poth, Va New Fook of Birdy and Aquaria: iilustrs- tog uamodiate purchaser. A: ¥- HILL 4G Sohp ot | BCHMIDS Bikb STORE, 12th, two doorssomth Pa: R SALE—A NUMBER OF LARGE.AND SMALL Fos ‘eastern section of the: Se REE BU: ue ‘ORD, alee SSS ce tol, |ALE—49,000 SQ. FEET OF GROUND figure. TYLBE © RUTH! ‘New Hampshire ave., near Dupont Circle, sire peter jiise Ube ke, meat Gonbesticur are, to ‘B iine Lots, V st, near 1: Haat aLSE oposite 003 ath ot mw. apo-lin J. C. Hercmseos, IMPORTER, FINE MILLINERY, BONNETS, ++ . HATS, Inall the new shades and combinations, Latest styles in FANCY STRAW BRAIDS that corre- spond with any costume. ‘Many exclusive shapgs. MABK DOWN. ale (‘907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR COUNTRY REAL ESTATE STRY SEAT, CONTAINING JOR KLENT—-COL acres of land: S-room Louse, 200 bearing fruit rena, (Wo Springs of excellent water beat erore rounding bouse. Eaquireof WM. A W S10 th st. now ni OR SALE_OR EXCHANGE POR CITY PROP. ‘a beautiful Farm, containing 197 acres, eight rules trotn Tow and fon foilee atuove the farm recen'= ly purchased by Senator Comeron, It is well watered. wood ia sbundanon, exrclient “fering hotime aod ots part aS eae ieatare inguire et 3 Eecen's and Gam-and PaudS jou mapa ite ai north side Condit “rr Bt eyes, north ite contt JOHN E. Bb. cupentse Savage Station, B and 3 ity. lanes double nab Sion, 13 rooms, all Inoderh umprovements, Use of oT contaititig ail Kinds of frit iaen Ofshsdeand ortameutal’ irene: complete out: wuld ings. will sell 10 seres or more with unprovementa, OF the whle farm of 306 acres my3 lw DANENHOWER & SONS, 1115 Fest. FORREST 290 ACRE FARM WITH FINE REST ‘of 17 rooma. cr house and rented separately if desred Besuts ner residents or beanting house. At ‘Career Stas mn B.&O.R KR. Thos A Mitchell, 934 F st. rooms nae JOR SALE — BANDSOME BS above river. beautiful View, coud spring, abundanc | | | of fruit and flowers Inquire on premises” "gust" | JQOR_ SALE—COMPLETELY FURNISHED COT> | 2 tace of 10 rooms on South Mountain, W: | County, Md., at a smcritice. | ape im Lc. YOUN Fee ZENT_AT BLADENSBURG Two HOUSE | Biers ood water, stable for two horses. $i and $12 per month. Apply to JOHN STEPHEN, my2-Im* Biadenabarg, Ma. | POOR SALF_A GREAT BARGAIN—TEN on MOK Peracre. laud Iyiug on aud betwee ville and “Tenmallytown roads. mo Wasa uch, with fine view. For description, week to HILL & JOHNSTON, +38 ~ my2-6t HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS, WITH . tniles from this cit 4 goveriuent eayple in gover ploy. 3. SALE-ATTH STREET PX’ Howard ave.. Mt Spam... on premines. KAUTIFU E COUNTRE Jt. road, at | | ROR SAL place, ot Inglitwood, comtaantie ‘ lath two acres. improved tty a good sia-room trate collae and lance stable. fruit in abundance. For vars nd permit to inspect, apply to it NO. F. WAGGAMAN, S06 Pst.n.w JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE- POR CITY PROP erty a Farm of 260 aces It sight of " apaute Jon. 2) RENNEDY. OR SALE. LOTS AT POREST GLEN. We have sutxlivided the tract of laid |) ing-on the eas of the railway at Forest ulen Station, unto convenient | Building Lots for suburban homes.” ‘The location is eh, and an extended view is obtaiued of the sar Pounddiig countc9: The Wanhitievon Monarwent. Nagar Eoat and Blue Ridge Mountains are distinctly wen, | Hine springs of water and en eaceilent quarty for building purposes on. the. property. About 500,000 setoare feet lmve already: been sold, aud weveral pent oss will be buaeon the ground this wumuve Tie jao proposal toverect a large howse oF hotel for the muventence of tlkime wiuo dewire tw pexide it the country ‘and hot linve the trouble of housekreping. Plate aud iwtormaGon furuiabed by ‘A'S. PRATT & SONS, ap30-7t ‘The Sun Building, Fst BMSET WO PROPERTY Two ackes init handsome buildings. fruits and shrubbery." One acre ands Ualf anumproved. One acre, ice 6o Siz acren he buildings. ‘Two acres, neat cottage. Al TOO ucres with tine atuprocemente, wear Hyatteviile: texether with several of Ube cheapest {ari 1m, the State ot Maryland. Por terms apply H. J, DALY, S300 651 F st. mw. JOK SALE_NKAR ANACOSTIA ——— THE BROOKLYN OF WASHINGTON. | _Building lots overiookine Washington apd bots | Fiver ott line of streot cars. 5,000 feet, 8200, leswif | ore than one lot is taken. Villa sites ied, improved streets, brick | sidewalks ¢ ne well as speculative values | houses built plan of purchaseror money: furuistied | Meet cars, graded ‘etlouls, churches of alt demomina: ‘One new 7-room house, | place, wide hall, water an’ ki | 1. #2 mantels, Introbe. firee hen, cellar, 5,000 feet Neatly seveu acres land, opposite new Pennsylvania, | venue bridxe : $1,200. | huproved farm, 100 acres: meadow, grasa garden land, fruit tree, fine stream of water ; spring, three miles from Anacostia bridge; 300 acres, meadow, upland and marl fea trom bradee. HL A GRISWOLD, Anacostia, D.C, Foust SUBURBAN A. roud, wear Brightwood, six acres of ound, 11 room frawe dwelling, stable and carriage Dwelling, 21 rooms, nid , also, Opposite com tow hy wood Kowl, near S round, new two-sors tine re ew carrinae jss0-6e TYLER & ROT NT_POUK ROOM COTTAGE, choice land, two miles "fram city's location: 86 per month, K. A. ap28-Tm JK SALE — LOTS—I HAVE 400, ound tn one body deft half mile from the ne ave. The scenery frou Good Hope Park is not equated {a America, with an elevation of 200 feet, itcumnmuas, Siew ot the wurrounding country’ for including every part af Wasulugtn ‘c view of the Potomac utd Anscostia, Itivers ber thie Droperty ie exactly the same ‘distawoe frm Capitol building as ‘Dupont Circle and ex-Seustue Blaiue's resideuce. Will be sold at mvestinent prices, ma Sr, surT, _ap29-2w 402 6th stn. w. Fe SALE-IN THE NEW ADDITION To BY. teville a Lumber of lots nicely located: cou- Yemen? walking distance from the stabou- must of the SEs goin Sts reerncaeee de $200 to $400, on eaay terme, Plat at our JOHN SHREMAN § Co. ap29-6t JOK SALE—WE OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE POR a few days about 130,000 aguare feet of xround im Cedar and Spring sta.between 7th and 14th Dear Mt Pleasaut unproved by a 1Srwon. co outtauldings; will be offered at a low figure. can be readily subdivided. Apply to DUNCANSON BitOs., R apzy-lw ‘Othaud D ete. 2. oR SALE To Fritestiontead of the lato Gen, Hickey, om Biadenstury road, shout three miles frou U. 8. Caji- tol, comprising 30 acres of very desirable innd. an abindance of ‘sual aud lane fruit. the mausion, which ts of brick, contaming soe 14° rootus, stands on al euuibence 1 & rove of forest oaks, basal peows- j fry outbuildings ‘Por fall particulars apply to See sry WOPTY & DYER, ay27-10 o Tse and Feta, R SALE—A GOOD FAR MILES WEST OF Fires pear Fale Ctr ruddings: price low, termm © 1428 New Yorkave. ie FRE SALE L018 AT FOREST Ge ‘want's choice site you shcula upply st oboe $40,000 in inipros Pare Tints ie thet piles around, Wasiuncion“Ouly a iow dete mn Pige. W Le. per tot, hore per te\THOS. G. HENSEY, 21-20 1008 Fat nw VAMBRIDGE, MASS. TO LET NEAR THE Cod- Tege, house of 13 rooms Wath state, all in | plete onder: terme reas to a desirable te Address HUWLAND, Caubridie, FO. Mase. ay JO SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE FAM. SUIT ble for via item wa cu pated ae le from station: five miles frum tbe sity splendid drives food view of thecity. will be auld ava whole ur dit iF you Over erection in thie peautsfal tract of land for "uta 1 COUFsE « Prices | Mded to suit purchasers. AP HILL & CO ‘ aplt-im ade i 1338 F wt. OR SALE—A NUMBER OF FARMS AND BWILD- thy mites, along the Me tat Branch, =pid-Im, AP. BILL & CO, 1338 F at. POE, SALE (ON, BLADENSBURG ROAD, JUST Scie Sa NOR eect Fee Boy terns” WALKIE & WIESOK. ‘apl2-tm oa T1006 Fst. tw. Foe SALES SEAR BRIGHT WOOD, iaTH ST. extended, bear proposed park. very Place | le; We.; mee ‘ead trees. beautiful view : only free (scree fran “cottare stall ape-Lin WALKER & WILSON, 1006 New Bisck Grexavives. SEATON PERRY (Successor to Praur & Brormem, ELEGANT BEADED SILK GRENADINES. NEW, BLACK LWISTED SILK GRENADINES 4 curiis subi asd 'WOUL BRENANIS FROM 75a, NEW TAFFETA Re cae (ADINES AT $1.25, ‘CANTON CREPE AT $1.50. E DE OMINE (FRENCH) AT @1.75 8s OF LUPIN'S CELEBRATED * PRIESTLEY'S BLAGK SILK WARP 1 AL SEBGES CLAIMEPEE AND BORD OURTLAN! RAPES AND VEILS. PULL Hoe OF LUNs SHAWLS, IN NEW, BLACK SU URES, AND INDIA BONN! CINE: 8 CACHESIIE SILKS RANGING FuOME 15070 EW, BLACK, CHANTILLY LACE NETS AND “EXTRA VALUES" IN PLAIN AND FIGURED oe. Bie. AM PAGER Aone Ox Hilts Oona. NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS AND FRENCH HABIT NOVELTIES IN PRENCH SATEEN AND BATUSER NEW LINE OF “IMPORTED WH "ARASOLS AND U3 Ga ELAIN FIGCKES AND CORKECT FRIOES, SEATON PERRY. Fenpeyivania ave, cor. Subs, GREAT BARGAINS IN SHORT LENGTHS. | ‘Having: unusa] quantity of SPRING WOOL- large lote of short lengths that we will Gispose of less ‘than cost, Will make besutiful Greases for children “Jpacial ‘Bargeins in WHITE EMB. ROBES, ot bai? PHO. GeeaT REDUCTIONS EVERYWHERE. INDIA SLLAS reduced from $1.25 to @1.