Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, fax 23, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. s for the 4 at 3 p.m, District Ma, Maryland, Dela stnia, cooler threate rally easterly. ‘VIstTORS, ATTENTION corns, bunions sawed Joint br. avenue, next door to and lady operators, Eisem: All-wool platd ‘ST and E, Dow't Fant. 70 Arrenp the great auction sale of ne iaported Key West and domestic clea P-m. until entire stoc ‘These cigars consist of the finest market, and Will be sold in’ lots to upward. Walter B. Williams & 10th st. and Pa ave. ‘ck Suits $10. Eiseman’s, 7 and E. 7.—Ladies interested in the should not fail to visit rt exhibit, Which takes place Tuesday, ¥and Thursday, May 24,25 and 26, at S, 528 th" street uorthwest, ‘St. ra ALi-woot check suits $10. Eiseman’s, 7 and E. ait. TO SER GneAT Drawonp Disrtay and derfnt p at R. Harris & Co., Diamond In- between D and E. light sufts $10. Eiseman’s, 7 and E. aches, ants, bed-bugs and rs Instet Powder, 25 cents, ALi-Woot light sults $10. Elseman’s, 7 and E. 7th ku croton-bags. P "ew ALL: Ip You WANT new tires on your carriage or wa- gon gow T. K. 'Trazzare, rear of southeast corner Of 44 street and Penn=yivanta avent ating and repairing of all kinds promptly done at very low prices. New and second-hand wagons and €-rrtages Tor sale. ALL-Woor check suits 310. Elseman’s, 7 and E. Couns cured, 25c. each. 1115 Pennsylvania ave- hue. Skilled gent and kidy operators. ALL-WOOL Indigo biue suits $10. Elseman’s, 7&E. SeveNty-vive Cents will buy a genuine Mack- naw hat, good shape, at Franc’s, cor. 7th and D, ALL-Woor Indigo-biue suits $10. Eiseman’s, 7&E. HEAPQuaRTEES FOR FOREIG 25, 160, 200, 270 size oranges toarrive on incoming Steaiuer, and for sale at low prices on arrival by Harris and Anderson, 921 Loutsiana ave. Tele. phone call, 426- Aut-woon indigo blue sults $10._Elseman’s 7&E. A Grawp Fase Aw Exiipivios and fancy needle- Work display will be given by S. Oppenhetmer & Bro, at 528 9th street northwest, comineneing May'24th and closing May inclusive. This Gispiay comprises alf that 1s new and unique tn embroidery work, portieres, Iambrequins, silk and satin draperies, banners, screens, wollet i uals and birds in etching, executed with arrasen chenille, pearl, Unsel, floss, fillosetts, silk, &., &. All are Cordially invited to’ attend. "Lessons "will be given iree in the many Varieties of Work on ex- huvitly ALL-woor plaid suits $10. _Eiseman’s, 7 and E. Puorocaras! Puorogsaras!—Finest work at Teasonabie prices. ESTABKOOR’S, ‘711 Market Space. Sce Bivstsess Cuance valuable marble interests. Bustos cured, 25¢. each. 1115 Pennsylvania Ryeuue, ‘Twenty-six years’ successful practice. Fur Derbys, $125. Latest Styles, No S. Special sale,” 455 7th st. Lewis, licwrstxe Roos repaired. J. H. Kuehling, 419 qth st nw. ALL-Woor, stripe sults $10. Eiseman’s, 7 and E. Fox spring lamb and Washington dressed beet Fe w J ik helly, stall 628, 629 and 630 Center duarkel, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty market. ALs-woot stripe suits $10.__Elseman’s, 7 and E Paret makes special offer of 100 sheets linen ‘Paper, your address neatly engraved from steel dic, aid 100 envelopes to inateh, for $2. Will give inonogratn instead of address, Monogram and ad- Gress, Very neat, Samples on request. §,10,W ALL-woor dark mixed suits $10. Elsemen’s, 7&E. Sractat Arrastioy 1s called to the superior qual- Ry of our “Extra Deodorized Empress Fluld,” for ‘Vapor Stoves, as being free from grease or gummy Substance. “Orders by mall promptly attended to. J. W. Schaefer & Bro., 1020 7th st. n.W. Ati-woor dark mixed suits $10. Eiseman’s, 7&E. Licutsrse Rops, electric work, J. H. Kuebling. Stzaw Hats. Latest Lange Stoek. A. T. Lewis, 4: @neat REpUctio’ licer p —Violet Water, large size, ‘Stc., for a few days Only. Mertz’s a’ sts Aut-woor-dark mixed suits $10. Elseman’s, 7&E. Fou PrasaWives, Ligcons AND BERKELY, a pure rye whisky, the beston the market tor the price, $4 per gallon, $a quart, and 50 cents a pint, 2 ‘eats & sample bottle, go to Tharp, $18 F st. n.W. Ware waiting, glasses repaired; Hempler’s, 434. CITY AND DISTRICT. —$—$—__ Amusements To-night. ‘Navioxat.—“The Passing Regiment.” AueaveH's—“Claude Duval.” Iuewr Invasray Anwoxy.—BUliard match. Hauzes’.—Minstrels. Kennan’ —“The Night Owls” Masassas Paxokama.—Day and evening. Condensed Locais. Ewan? Wimm, a small boy living at No. 1912 | M street, had three fingers of his left hand cut off While playing with a hay cutter Saturday evening. A colored girl named Ethel Brown was run over at the corner of 9th and M streets, by a heavy hay wagon Saturday evening, and had one of her arms broken. ‘The slarm from box 426 at O'clock yester- day morning Was for aslizht re in a stable in year of 124) Union street, which was owned by Mrs Julia Mahoney. ‘The heat of yesterday induce¢ a large number of persms to seek the cooling breezes of the river and the shady nooks of the inviting resorts. Considerable numbers went to Marshall” Hall on the Corcoran morning and evening and the Arrow- swith in the eveniny. As nearly everybody had heard of the new switchback coasting track, GUO Jet long at River View, the rush seemed tobe In That direction, A fire caused by a defective flue took place ye terday afternoon at J. H. Coates’ eizar store, N 722 17th street northwest; damage about £25. St. Aloysius fair a diamond ring was voted Floeekher and a boy’s silver wateh to to chan ¥ od Harry Mrs Sarah Rawlett was severely injured about the hea on Saturday by falling Of car No. 107 of Une 7th-street line. The second sacred concert of the National Rifles? d in the Sruithsonian Grounds yesterday boon was attended by hundreds of people, m: Tuem betng the “boys in biue” who are come to take part in the National Drill The cane voted to Judge MacArthur at the re~ cent fair of St. doseph’s church will be_ presented we him by Mr. Chas. T. Moore, of the District bar, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Jenny Smith. known as the “rat!road re- valist,” led an Interesting temperance meeting the Metropolitan M. E. chureh yesterday after- Tue WRYKLy Stax’s Pocket Atlas of the World 13 Offered frve to every new subscriber for One year to “WEEKLY Stak It 1s a handsomely printed Look of 91 pages, profusely ilustrated, with more thn 160 colored inaps and diagram, ahd contains h of general information, See advertise- nent in another in. Of Good Templars enter- 1 members of foreign lodges fat Kk! Hall, — nm at the Cycles’ Head- embers of the League 2 Who Will spend drill week am proposed for thelr en Tinted in Saturday’s Stak. _ supre ary of the En- sot Pythias,hase ah old establish Sseity and ten + Of Zion Baptist chureb, F street west, baptized fourterh candidates yester- tgave t fellowship to business dlars, held in a roll by a rubber uday' afternoon by an employe terior bepar hortawest aud 616 E A reward is om be Sunday law eases or habeas corpus—those Harry Standiford and G. W. Coehran—will be on Weduesday in the Court in General oF. N. fs jurors’ the AD. pand TA. A. Watts were excused rimmitral Court today, 3 Cur Case.—Last night Omcer ¥ wested Lee Snowden, colored, on a charge < Chas, Scott, 4, at the corner ‘ ai B streets ‘Southwest, last’ Thursday x i ight, “Scott Was cut across Uae” leg and severely . and is confined im the ital. Tod Police Court, a charge of assault against Suewdea was coutinied. eae CKOCKERY AT. Mr. rrow, at 12 O'clock, at his Swoek of English and the attention of the trade Stoc! » _— Vacant INPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY aT ALCTION.—As will be se the advertixement escwhere, Wo-iuorrow afternoon at 6 o’clock Aue. Uoneer Dowhng Wil! sell a handsome three-story Drick residence and vacant lot at the southeast coruer of 6th and G streets southeast. ‘This sale Offers a good chance for investment. VALUABLE PROPERTY aT INTERSECTION OF PENN- SYLVANIA AVENCE AND OTH STREET SOUTHEAST aT AveTION.—Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, will sell {o-morrow afternoon, in trout of tue"premises, at Bo clock, six building lots, located at the Intersec- tion of Pennsylvania avenue and tit strect south. east. This location is considered one of the finest Ju Uiat section of the city, and should command ‘Ue attention of investors oF parties desiring first- elas butlding sites. See advertisement for par- teulars VaLvaste Real Estar FOR Satz.—Attention is called to an auction sale of a valuable corner lot On 3d and J streets northwest, by Chapin Brown, trustee, to be sold to-morrow evening. A Of tats jot ts improved by a house, No street, and presents a good chance tor investment, See Adverusewent on another page, ing weather, | 3. Serumes | ny of | ved his resignation as | | Shooting at a Woman. WM. MOORE FIRES THRER SHOTS FROM A REVOLVER ‘AT ANNIE HICKMAN. This morning, about 7:30 o'clock, Wm. Moore, colored, about twenty-one years of age, fired two Shots from a revolver at a young colored woman named Annie Hickman, on the commons near St. | Patrick's Cemetery. Officer Slack, who was out driving with his son, heard the report of the shots and going in the direction of the cemetery saw the Young woman rifnning, and also saw Moore fire a third shot at her. The officer drove after Moore, and when withtn 50 feet of him, drew his revolver and commanded the negro to halt and threatened to shoot him if he did not do so. “Here me, Mr. Siack.” sald Moore, as he threw up his hands’ and Surrendered. ‘The weapon was taken from him. It Was a five-shooter, and four of its chambers had been emptied. Moore, who fs only about twenty- | one years of age, has sérved seven years In the Re- | form School. “Tus brother, Sam‘! Moore, was ar- rested some time ago by Officer Slack for assault Ing a girl on the Metropolitan Branch of the Balti- more and Ohto Ratlroad, and his trial was set for to-day in the Criminal Court. ‘This morning in the Police Court Wm. Moore was ch: with car Tying concealed Weapons anda fine Of $50 or 90 days was iinposed. ‘The prisoner was also charged with assaulting the woman, and It was shown by the testimony that the pistol belonged to her, and that he took it from her and fired two shots at her. ‘The pris- oner claimed that he fired the pistol shots in the Catarrh selves of it of misery cases the and irrita cough. Saxrori Catarrh, fi some and PROVED I: Carazex To C in ite destructive force stands next to to and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. It is therefore singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease should not make it the object of thetr lives to rid them- it. Deceptive remedies concocted by ignor- ant pretenders to medical knowledge have weakened the confidence of the great majority of sufferers in all advertised remedies. They become resigned to ® life rather than torture themselves with doubt- ful palliatives. But this will never do. Catarrh must be met at every stage and combatted with all our might. In many disease has assumed danzerous symptoms. ‘The bones and cartilages of the nose, the orrans of hearing, of seeing and of tasting s0 affected as to be useless, thé uvula so elongated, the throst so inflamed ted as to produce a.conatant and distressing D's RapicaL Cure meets every phase of ‘rom a simple head cold to the most loath- destructive stages. It is local and constitu- tional. Instant in relieving, permanent in curing, safe, economical, and never failing. Each package contains one bottle of the RADICAL Cure, one box CATARRHAL SoLvent, and an IM- (NHALER, with treatise; price, $1. Porter Drug & Cuemicat Co., Bostox. air, but the testimony of Officer Slack was given to Show that a different state of facts existed. He Was given 364 days in Jail, — ‘The Rilliard Match. ALL ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED—THE REFERER TO DE SELRCTED TO-DAY. The billiard mateh between Wm. Sexton and Maurice Daly, for the championship of the world nd a purse of $1,000, begins at the Light Infantry Armory at 8 o'clock to-night. The final arrange- ments were completed on Friday, when Mr. Kidder; acting for Walter F. Hewitt, of this city, deposited with the editor of the of the Times, in New York, $1,000, to be Curned over to the winner of the match. "The game 1s tobe 1,800 points, cushion caroms, The play each night will end when either of the ‘contestants makes 300 points. The rules governing the game will be those of the last, Col- jander cushion carom tournament for the cham- ent with 25e.; five: my16 Wo: at Elis’, a ‘The Alexandria Murder. DESCRIPTION OF THE MAN WHO IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE KILLED POLICEMAN ARNOLD. “Billy” Williams, the supposed murderer of Police Officer Julian Arnold, in Alexandria, about a week ago, has not yet been captured. The city council recently passed a resolution offering @ re- immense 810.00 or reward. ‘The circular reads: “officer Arnold was murdered in this city by two a1 Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool, KIDNEY PAINS And that weary, lifeless, all-gone sensation ever pres- those of inflamed kidneys, weak back and Joins, aching hips and sides, overworked or worn out by disease, debility or dissipation, are relieved in one minute and speedily cured by the Coricuna ANTI- Parw PiasTeR, a new, original, elegant, and infallible antidote to pain and inflammation. At all drugyists, for $1; or of Portex Dave Co., Bostox. Awaze: DRY GOODS FROM THE LARGEST AUQTION HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA pionship, with the exception that to Insure a | FINEST QUALITY PLAID MUSLIN, 1c. os Pount the cue-ball must hits eusiuen before tittans FRENCH QaTiNES, choles tty naar erry the second object ball. Stripes, Checks, aud Fancy styles, caah ‘value, 25¢.7 he referee for, the match will be decided on | reduced price 1 varie, for €3.00 Rin Sexton and Daly meet here today. ‘The | BLACK ‘SRAM SILKS, cash value 75c, reduced to celebrated Ivory diamond-tipped cue, which ts now | ° Ga: held by Mr. Sexton, who never trusts It to express | CAMEL HAIR FRENCH SERGE, in Jovely spring Companies, will be’ brought here to-day by that | ,tlades. gure wool, wide double width, 4 gentleman, and will be on exiubition at Bulls’ | HEA\Y GROG GEM BLACK SIDES, O8e. musle store, The championship emblem and the | PLATE s745E Delaney and Roach medals are now on exhibition | PLAtD'AND FANCY STYLE DRESS GOODS, pure silk and wool, wide double width, 50c. FANCY SILKS, 374¢., 400. 4 1.50; Colored an Silks, 750. American sattinoe, rench Styles, ry inw Dress Goods, in chitin, and fancy styles. wide double width, Shee ‘Cash Customers are entitled to a Handsome Bridal Quilt, worth $1.50, or a pair of Satin Damask Towels, size, pore linen, worth $1.00, if they buy ‘over Dry Goods. ward of $500 for the capture and conviction of the cco A RRR TTT EEE RRR. 85S, murderer or murderers of the officer. MayorSmoot| § © A& E.R 7 Ree’ Sse has prepared a circular, which has been sent to Oo AAA RK R T E RR the Various large cities, offering the above named. Goo aA AR R T EEK R R Sg5 1 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. noted burglars, John Curran and ‘Billy’ Wil- Hams. Curran Was arrested and Willlamsescaped, wit Whose picture fs pasted on the cireular, 4s deserived as being thirty years old, 5 feet inches high, weight 1:5 pounds, brown hair, grey eyes, dark, Sallow complexion, sear over right eye and mark on left tempie. When last seen he was Wearing dark sult of clothes, dark derby hat and pointed shoes.” ——— Patriotic Sons of America. WASHINGTON CAMP INSTITUTED BY A LARGE PHILA DELPHIA DELEGATION. ‘Washington Camp, No. 1, of the Patriotic Order Sons of America, D. C., Was instituted here Satur- day night by a large delegation from Philadelphia Commandery, No. 4, Pennsylvania. This 1s the first camp instituted here. The following is the roster of officers: Past president, John F. Lep- phart, president, C. W. Spofford;, vice-president, N. E. Nowles: mister of forms and ceremonies, F. ©. Townsend; recording secretary, H. B. Bayley. ‘The camp nuinbers about 100. ————_ Bold Highwaymen. ATTACKING HEKDICS AND STREET CARS IN THR STREET. About midnight last night two men, one of them wearing a mask, stopped a herdic on Massachu- setts avenue, near 15th street. One of them stood ced FERIOR, Azme Burr & Ca, 1211 F STREET, DEALERS IN SHOES, ‘aceq BBB. BEE BOB BBB THEY COST NO MORE THAN SHOFS OF IN- MAKE. THEY WEAR LONGER, FIT AND KEEP THEIR SHAPE LETTER, AND ARE MORE ECONOMICAL THAN ANY OTHER SHOES. at the horses’ heads while the other mounted the WE KEEP box and tore the cash box trom {ts fastenings. The ss H RB 00 FEE SS, driver made a lunge at him with a knife, and the .< HH OO EK i robber in turn pulled a revolver and fired. Neither ae Hme 338 RF ae) weapon did any damage. The highwaymen I Seen ce erm ees caret, Saturday night about mi t a bold attem ‘was made to rob a Metropolitan street car on. East Ge Cs Capitol street. A colored man jumped on, and, RELIABLE GRADE opening the front door, requ the driver, E. F. Nobie, to change a quarter for him. Noble turned Lota to comply with his request, and as he did so the LADIES, ei Gate ae — ee a soe an ized the money-box, it Nol recovet ‘LEMEN, from the blow, and gr: his assailant shouted ome ss lustity for assistance. Several pone rushed BOYS, toward the car, and as they approached the colored man broke away and fled, leaving the box behind GIRLS, AND ai eae ee eee ee CHILDREN, = Sabbath Observance. — A PUBLIC MEETING HELD YESTERDAY TO URGE THE — ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW. é LIGHT AND 8: SH A public meeting was held yesterday afternoon HH (00. REE at the Lutheran Memortal Church, in the interests a He GE Ea of the Sabbath observance movement. Hon. Hiram 3 HH OO K 3 Price presided and made an address, in the course SssS MH "00 HER as of which he safd that if the grog shops were closed FOR up there would be little necessity for such a meet- ing. Prayer was offered by Rev. T.S.Hamln,and| y y¥ g% § § RRR goa, addresses were made by H. C. Claughton and Rev. YY OO UD U NNW Dr. Elliott. Resolutions offered by Rev. Mr.| ¥ © 0 UU NNN GGG hardson and seconded by Mr. Wm Ballantyne, = Coe WUE Were adopted, which called upon the Comm! stoners to faithfully execute the laws for the ob- MiMM ERE RN § Servance of the Sabbath. “He further ealis upon MMMM ER NNN all public officers,” continues the resolution, “to MMM E 2) a honor and observe in the several departments MMM EER NNN - of the Government under their charge the obli- — ot a day, Ve a ee in its chief represent ives, may obey that Divine com- mand which our fathers honored and whieh has ee EUR eee = 00:, ever been re¢ a3 an essential factor in the We anew oes ——— eg PayYaasteg Bacon's House Nor Soup.—The resi- dence of Paymaster Bacon, 1634 I street, on the th side of Farragut Square, was offered’at pub- Me sale on Saturday by ‘Thomas Dowling, auc- tioneer. ‘The highest bid was $48,000, and the property was withdrawn. ‘The owner's price was $55,000. It is probable ‘that the house will be Teuted to Mr. Fetrehild, the Secretary of the Treas- ury. AW. —— Proposed Meeting for Jumping Horses, Some Washington gentlemen have been corres- ponding with the owners of Jumping horsesin the hope of interesting them ina project to hold a four {days’ meeting at Ivy City in July for jumping | horses only. Several promtnent turfmen are work- ing industriously to arrangements for the meeting. Tt is sald that the owners of jumping horses regard the efforts of the Washington men very favorably, and if the meeting 1s held will send their horses here. In view of the fact that the Rockaway meeting will afford the only op) tunity for Julapers this season, its thougnt that a mid-summer meeting at Washington exclusively devoted to jumping events would be a success, “If the proposed extra meeting cannot be al for July, it may take place In the Tall after the Jockey Club meeting. ‘THE WEEKLY Stan’s Pocket Atlas of the World is offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the Warxry Sta It 13, 3 pandsomely, printed ok of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more | than 100 colored maps and: and contains a wealth of general information. See advertise. ment in another column. — ‘Two Snows at Kernan’s.—Lady orchestra in garden and The Night Owls in theater.—Advt. ELSE ONE a LING! ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of ‘purity, strength and wholesomenesa. More economical than | the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition | With the multitude of low testa, short weight, alum oF | Phowphate powders Soup onzx mr Cama RovaL ‘Bakixe Fowvex Co. 106 Wall street Ne cone | my20 orn To Panexrs. EARLY IN THE PRESENT SEASON WE DE- ‘TERMINED TOCARRY IN OUR BOYS' STOCK THE FINEST GOODS MADE AND THE VERY LATEST STYLES. TO THIS END WE MADE SPECIAL EFFORT, AND THINK WE CAN SHOW MORE FINE AND ENTIRELY NEW GOODS FOR BOYS AND SMALL BOYS (BOYS WITH LONG PANTS, SMALL BOYS WITH SHORT PANTS) THAN ANY HOUSE IN WASHINGTON. IN THE MAIN OUR PAT- TEENS AND STYLES ARE SOLD BY NO ONE HERE, AS WE BUY OF SEVERAL LARGE MANUFACTURERS, WHO SELL NO IN WASHINGTON BUT OURSELVES. IN OTHER CASES WE HAVE OUR OWN STYLES MADE UP FOR OUR SPECIAL TRADE. THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS IS THAT OUR STYLES NEVER BECOME COM- ‘MON BECAUSE OF OTHER DEALERS HAND- THEM, IN ADDITION TO THE FINEST GOODS WE CARRY A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE MEDIUM GRADES, RANGING FROM @4 A SUIT UP FOR SMALL BOYS AND 88 UP FOR RRR OOY YA LARGI RRO OY ¥ aa E sivas ERO O¥Y AAT 80 MUCH FOR OUR STYLES. NOW AS TO B Rod ¥ 2“Stus PRICES. WE THINK WE KNOW THE TRADE = PRETTY WELL, AND WE MEAN THAT NO i BER A K u GGG. SHALL ERSELL bet £4 BUR Eg ® aoe Ee B RK UN NNG GG OUB CLAIM IS TO CARRY THE NEWEST BBB A AK KIIN NN GGG STYLES, IN THE FINEST AND MEDIUM GRADES, AND SELL THEM AT MODERATE | Wppp Ei — Peo ON ew DEE BR WE ARE RAPIDLY BUILDING UP A TRADE PPPO OWWWWD pee =, ON THESE CLASSES OF GOODS, AND WANT Bo? WY BoP Beek Be] tomaxerrsrm Lancer. WE REALIZE THAT THE WAY TODO ITIS FIRST TO HAVE WHAT THE BEST TRADE DEMANDS, TO HAVE A GOOD ASSORT- MENT, AND THEN TO MAKE CORRECT PRICES. E.B BARNUM & CO, 931 Pewerivasts AVENUR, FINE OLD RYE WHISKY. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY. Reduced to 50c. per Pint Bottle. ‘Beduced to 50c. per Pint Bottle, G. T. Kem Reduced to 50c. per Pint Bottle, ‘TAILOR, ‘This whisky we have handled for more than i 44 97H Sr LW FRdirom tase!’ ott cod As ‘purities, ‘Perial solictted. Obes ver punt bans’ G2 SO sce (AS ARTHUR NATTANS, Drogetat, Ger Tur Best my10 14th and Tend 24 and D sta. n.w. “THE CONCORD HARNESS" ‘We have on hand a full stock of the cord Harneasof ail kinds st Goncord peicas: alas Sole Agency forthe CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES. LUTZ & BRO, | wa 497 Penna ave. bextto National Hotel | mb17 H. D. Bus: IMPORTER AND TAILOR, Ud Pena esetoar Bea. “CITY ITEMS. ‘The National Drill ot Ne to the city, and the great attraction at the ir ‘a’ vast number of patrons to this make an observation mammoth to of the beautiful line of goods displayed there, “On this special occasion we will offer great bargains for to-morrow only: 48 Sheets of colored or white Shelf paper, ‘only 7.; New English chamber, séts, 10. Ros, Only $2.57; Crystal podlets, 6 for 3ac.; New shape white china sets, LO pet (extra large), only $1.98; Extra qoaley. whi ease Cg art won es 6 i ual 108 rhisk broom bor of biacking, only 32e-¢ Pudding pans, at, for’ set Relipae “bur sieves, Only 0c: Ie Sian for * ipse 3 ‘Only 12c.; 5-Hook coat fo japahned dust pans, 7c.; Half-coverea. Hie; Clotnentings, Sb, 40-5 OD, 120. Colored glass berry alshes, on handsome F dust only ‘250.5 Colored Satchels and Valises yaGenuine Mexican hammocks, only $1.15; The largest assortment cart efrigera- foes Tee Chests, and Traveling ‘Trunks in the Dis- 1 N.B.—The Fair will be open Monday, and Wednesday until$ o'clock p. m. ‘Trunks Repaired Pro} And at reasonable prices at wa ‘Tormax’s Factory, 5 1231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Free Instructions, Free Exhibition of tine art needle work, beautiful new draperies, and ay Open day ani’ evening. av Oppenteiers a vening, at Opi er 528 oth sien. WoSt. 1 a bullaing, ot Bicycle and Boating Shirts, buttoned and laced, plain and fancy, fom $1 Up, at Franc’s, corner 7tii and D. 1 Custom-Made Trunks Of all Kinds and at prices ranging from $1 to $60 at ‘TorHamM’s Manufactory, 3 2231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ‘Two Singers for Two Songs! $10 will buy a good Singer, with drop _ le: drawers, cover and all latest improved ati ments. ’s15 will buy an elegant Singer, equal to ‘any $10 machine, all with five years’ guarantee, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. ‘Telephone, 422-2. "1 Points of Interest. ‘Tuesday, 1 he Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, May 23, 24, and 25. Bring your friends to see the’ grand Exhibition of Art Embroideries, and see how easily it ts accomplished, at Oppentietmer's, 528 oth st. B, W., St. Cloud building. Instructions tree. 1 Our $10 Sara: ‘Trank Takes the lead. Cloth lined, Excelstor lock, re- volving rollers, tron bottom,’ hard-wood cleats, and steel clamps. At ‘TorHam’s Manufactory, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Solid Gold Rings #2 up. Frank, 457 Peon. ave, Colburn’s PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD, King of condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength combined in perfection, Finest mustard’ made.im Before Buying a Refrigerator see the Ridgway, the only Refrigerator that hag a system in it, that condenses and carries off all odors that arse from vegetables, meats, &c. J. W. Scuaren & Bro., Sole Agents for the District, 1020 ‘7th street n.w. eolm Baileys Moth Paper, 5c. a yard. im Colburn’s WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE. ‘Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal in flavor.1m ‘Dog Collars engraved free. Walford, 487 Pa. av. Just Received 5,000 A A and Al elgars; an exceptionably fine cigar for 5 cents; by the box of 50 at spectal prices, Come and see them, €. C. BRYAN, | eo3t Fine Grocertes, 1415 N. ¥. ave, | aitey’s 25-ft. Rubber Hose complete, $3. 1m An Extended Popularity. Bsoww’s Bron- CHIAL TRocuES have been before the public many years, For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles they are superior to all other articles,” Aold only in bozes, “Levs Talk $25 Harness.”—Recker’s. €0 “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—BRoston Varieties. Bailey’s, 825 7th st. n.w. Lawn Mowers, $5.75. “rhe Queen of Beers. —No family should be without Moerlein’s celebrated Beer, 75c. per doz (6m) __F. H. FIntey, Agt., 1206 Dot. Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted. am Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered In ¥y Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk be. per quart. Cream 15c. Wercouz News To Tue Lanes: BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. ‘We take pleasure in announcing that we have been successful in clearing the entire stock of two of the largest straw manufacturers, at prices. ‘that will be au agreeable surprise toallin search OF STYLISH STRAW HATS AND BONNETS. ‘Lot 1 comprises 120 dozen lovely Straw Bonnets, in different braids and all colors, worth from 50c. to 81, which we offer at CENTS ONLY. ‘Lot 2 comprises 42 dozen of the Cabinet Shapes—La- mar, Manning, Bayard, Whitney and Vilas—in fine straws; sold formerly at $1.37; are now 75 CENTS ONLY. Lot 3,100 dozen Toboggans, Dandys, Elite, Fedora, Norma, at 22 CENTS ONLY. ‘One thousand dozen of different Straws, in all colors, such as Allands, Maplewood, Oriole, Glendon, ‘Rosedale, Sancy, Tuxedo, and hundreds of other . to $1.25; are now 50 AND 75 CENTS ONLY. Our entire stock of fine English Milans, sold formerly ‘at 82, $2.25 and $2.50, will be slaughtered at 75 CENTS, $1 AND $1.25 ONLY. CHILDREN’S HAT DEPARTMENT. Choice Styles of TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED CHILDREN’S HATS ara ‘TREMENDOUS REDUCTION. FLOWERS. ‘We are overstocked on Flowers. They have to be sold. PRICE NO OBJECT. A120 OUR TIPS, PLUMES, RIBBONS, SURAH SILKS, GAUZES, VELVETS, ORNAMENTS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOiS, Come in for the Same Reduction. DONT MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH. Ee GRE goo ° BRE EEE dso os a FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS |COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. gs 1. Sede 9 std, im Dock WELLER FINE LARGE SORREL HORSE, 1,200 pounds, eight years old; per in every respect: kind and fearless of music; works anywhere he is hitched. fiasbee ce att OF BALE LOT ON 17TH Sr. XW isx110 1 TO ley. wall, only “0c. this mouth. HL. MANN, G17 Fee we oop MR SALE—LOT ON WHIT: a. ‘ath st. at the low price uf He Also, located Lotion Howait Fill overlook cit (SALE_SIX OF CHOICEST IN Fs ‘Brot Parks Nos. 1 : a bios only 50¢. my23-20 #50. HL. MANN, 617 Fata SALE_LOTS ON F ST. ‘Can be sold at 3c. and 40c. “W immediate b 40¢. my2d-Je" O17 F st. now, ALUABLE REAL ESTATE BAR: 00 sq. ft, of ground ‘on richtwood by an clean’ house, mod imped stableand outbuildings: spleadia water trees. may be prodtably subdivided. Oui iS cents si is FOE a fom days. 10% acres ont jensbure pio in’ the District Ising petween the pikeand Band O. Kit: gas aloe the front "Will Eubdivide clevantly. Pint made. uily's short diatance from Boundary strat! arare ciauce forinvestorsand speculators, $12,000. Teaven Lota Ist st.'n.c, each 202100, 580 sa. ft cheap. Splendid lots Fast Capitol st., south front, bet. 6th and 7th st, $1.50 sq.ft ~ 28,000 #4, ft, Mass. ave. 8.¢.,aq.1073,only 20 cents, very gang arin. 1y23-5t. DAVID D. STONE, R SALE-LOTS ON 19TH ST. BETWEEN Q and Hsta. nw. clewant. neighbothood, near Die Beat Cute only tumproveatand in tne block $1¢3 ARDING & WATERS, O06 11th st. mW. R SALE—“BELAIR HEIGHTS"—A FEW LOTS ‘on Belmont and Prescott streets and on Park Load, sre still unsold. Price on Park, road till ree mains at 35 cents per foot, and ou the two other Streots ‘at 50 cents per foct, with & disoount of 10 Por gent witen three” or. tote" lute are taken. One Rapdpet and thirty dour tote have fon sold within the lant thirty. days. No better investinent 4s, offered, FItdi, FOX & BHOWN. 137 De ae aw mee Oh SALE-A WELL-LOCATED LOT, ON CO- Tutabia Height wil a S0id cheap to prompt mate THOS. J. FIsuEleR Con ve Fst 1, Rh SALE—TWO LOTS FRONTING ON THREE streots; no waste, situated in souiheast, yection, of theoliy, néar Lincoli Park “Address owner, 1120 12th sunw. Bt R SALE—BY BENT. P_ DAVIS. ‘Suburban Lote—Columbia Road, 40cs; M ant. 20, 25, 30, S9e; Meridian Ain” 30.3 Rosemoun Tis, Les: 46,65, otutiota 0. 5 bet. 17th and 18th, $2.25: Mass. ave.. bet. T7th and Tsth, 82.50: O, bet. 20th and Bist, $210. myZLIe R SALE—LOTS IN ALEXANDRIA, VA. IN new subdivision of square near Arrow Steamship Property; 3 good investinent. “For Plats and. prices call on BAXTER & MACGUWAN, 1008-1010 F st. 44 my21-3t FFAOR SALE—TO CAPITALISTS AND BUILDERS— Lots fronting 127 feet on M st.n.w., between 20th Bt and New Hampshire ave, a 30-foot aliey in rear. ty is in the heart of the city, and will mi: we rapidly. ‘Title perfect, and will be sold ata sacrifice to au inuniediate pur “Soxido, $2 41x10, 83. '66x110. 23.7: 9 BLE adjoining Sun Building. OR SALE— TWO LOTS IN GARRET PARE, Cheap: three alley Lots, between 19th and 20th, and Mn. w.: Lot on fi, between 0th Teron eridian HLL "AS. TAYLOR, 1 ‘my21-3 JOR SALE-A FINE BLOCK OF Belair Heuchts, consisting in the intersection of California aud the tract contains 47.622 squ ‘These superb building site: tire Massachusetts ave. part of the three at ssachusetts aves. xtension, and can ‘ance over original W. RILEY DEEBLE, 19 F st, BET. 1 two Lots, Dought asa whole at a small ad Prices. DE OF | ave. aud 17th ch to 12-1t alley: price, $1. “my21-6t W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1319 F st._ WOR SALE—17,500 SQ. FEET. OPPOSITE Lanier Heights, south of Columbia road: 340. W. RILEY DEEBLE, _my21-6t “1319 F at OR SALE L_OFFERINGS—LOT ON Columbia Heights, 2 s munbia Heights, 450, bia Road. 450. ve. extended, 73¢, vith party wall, $2. 2 BAXTER & MacGOWAN, my21-3t" i 1008-1010 Fst, Fok SALESTOT 0, LANTER UeiGuTs, CON: taining over 61,000 ft. at 7 couts; also lot on G st. ne, 40 cents, easy terms. Owner, 1214 Ost. nw. iy 21-3 iat ees be OR SALE—TEN LOTS (100,000 FEET ON 14TH Street road, at Mt Pleasant, with sprig: ob. fime. De. D. BREEDS, cor, Strand F Howard ave., Mt. Pleasant tay? ‘OR SALE—DESIRABLE LOT ON 10TH ST, (west side) near 8:55.17 front, good title. OWN uad Toten ae my21-2 OR SALE—NICE LOT, ‘Todd & Brown's Plasaut, O6x180, a1 20c Gn Howard ave, 31¢ ‘Ou Whitney ave., 100° feet front. near head of 13th st.. at 2c. Pretty little Lot on Meridien Hill, less than 100 feet deep, at 3c. Lot 50x150, at nd beautifal corner, Erie t., 100x190, at 40c. Four Lots on Patterson st. st 150, at 40c, Four L 2: a B72, at 16c. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F myZ1-3t ECTION OF 30c rit juare 712. containing 68,0: Place, Mt. Pleasant, D. C Breed ft, one-half or the whole... seca Also fine building lots on Tiiods’ Island ‘ave., be: ‘tween 16th aud 17th st. w. my21-3t" OR SALE—CO} F. W, HOWARD, + 933 F st. nw. R LOT, ABOUT 8,000 FEET; canbe subdivided into 9’ building lots; also lot, about 6,000 feet: can be subdivided into 8 building lots; these lots have sidewalks, parking, trees, sewer, water and gas: located near the corner of Peun. ave: and 11th st, southeast; ina nice neighborhood: of fored at thelow price of 43 cts, per foot Aunly to SWORMSIEDT & BRADLE} my21-6t" 7 OR SALE— A beautiful Plot of Ground, northwest, within uare of Dupont Circle; 109 feet front by a depth feet toa good alley. Will sell asa whole or by lo CHAS. A. MCEUEN, ha one: of 13 single QOK SALE—THOSE BEAUTIFUL 10’ Bth aud U sts. having s frontage of 153 ai and 130 feet on W'st.; alley in rear, Can be subdivided, At great advantaze: #1 square foot f21-Bt" A. 8. CAY WOOD, Cor. Sth and K sts. n.w. ‘OR SALE—FOUR NICE LOTS ON P ST, BE: ween bihjand Gth sts. “Will sell separate or to ther; $1.10 square foot. inyzi-bt A. 8, CAY WOOD, Cor. 9th and K ate. n. (OB SALE—43,000 SQ. FT. OF GROMND, WITH three fronts, only three squares from the Capitol, ataspeculative figure, TYLEK & RUTHERFORD, Mapes-ow" _ 1226 F st nw. FOE, SALE IMPORTANT NOTICE AFTER MAY ‘25th the lota on Massachusetts ave. and Ist st. no, 5 “ents, now ollermng for 00 and foot: plats on ‘aplication, Four jer avenue, Lanier Heights, 50x130 mt, offering for a few days at 30 rims Very. r ALM. MGLACHLEN & Co., Bale seems B21 F st. nw, OR SALE—CHO! OTS AT FOREST GLEN, from 27% to 15 centa a foot. Lanier Heights, from 20 to 40c. a foot. e is Keoad, at 20¢. a foot Seridian fill, 2 good lots at 300. a foot, ‘THOS. G. ‘HENSEY, 220, 1006 F st. nw, jt SALE—CHOICE LOTS— Peet Ber se hw, 205100, 81.50 att Tot on 21st st. n.w., 35x90, 83 mute Per Sut choice lots on feet, southeast cents per square foot, are near Clilfburne. 1 lot on New Jersey’ 22100, $1.25 aft, 3 lots on Boundary a Saft. Blots on Boundary and 18x80, 750. aft, Blots on Boundary aud Jsx115. G0ea tt IS. G. HENSEY, my12-2w 1606 ¥ st. nw. KR SALE—LOTS. Tots 5&6, bik. 15, H & E sub. div. Meridian Hill with frames renting for 818 per month. Price 40c. per ft. “4 dts 48 & 49, Denisson & Leighton sub. div. Meri- dian Hill, 40e/ eeor Slums bia voed bee 14th and 15th sta extended. Tots in biks. 14, 19, 16, 18 and. 20, Meridian Mul several ino lotsih Whitney Clove & iaintwood Pos sub. div. Biter — we KR SALE—A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SMALL blocks of ground in the eastern section of the cit it speculative prices. I'YLER & RUTHERFORI 1226 F st. ‘ap 16-60" R SALE—A NICE LOT, 25x90, ON NEW F'itampstire ave. betwoon Af anid N ste, Apply to Mmya:aw* JOHN 8. GAINES, 1515 Hst. n.w. CAPITOL HIE (OR SALE—A PRETTY LOT O7 20x80 feet, only $330; terms, $1 ithe till fas iace for De- Boon 3 1331 F st. nw. paid. Just the OWNER, SAM VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN “COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. os ‘This property is cupal antaizeous subdi ‘Particulars ap) ae PPUHOMAS J. FISHER & CO., my18-6t HERE: 1324 F et_niw. t |ALE-IN THE BEST LOCATION IN THE orthwest wection of the city several lote, reason ‘able for caah; no commissions. Box 133, Star office. my19°-6t" ROR SALE—LOTS 1, 5 and JUARE Bera ofina iS, ie ee Giunesized houses. THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 934 F st, Hooms 5 and 6, myi9-5t | ROE SALES HAVE Mat '¥ LARGE FRONTAGES, 73 | “SALE—TRIANGLE EAST OF SQUARE 104: OR SALE—ONE FINE 53-INCH COLUMBIA | {OR SALF—PROM AND AFTER TUESDAY, 2471 Fepen ry crepes Mees Park ee | Keen ae aoe ne na | Perera aetna tase roe : short Cue cost BL a0, ow 3 pike. aud between Fos S73 on Kentucky see {480 on Eek sud 220,50 | well for ed Address COLUMBIA, Star office. | Glen and Knowles’ Station: Sieh Lath ae Higa a, pe aguare fot Appir of | “says rues : = BAxren & MacaowAN. | Hires, Be, Gounae ‘neem, Bit | Joon Sale A VERY ST¥T ISI. HANDSOME ANE _ ___=ve0-im_ | Rt pearly new) om Beo0, wi : ‘OR, SALE-LOT 19, SQUARE 1063, 5021140 | acl for 8140 cae be secu at Willett & Labora, First aye. Waenineton Grove ee = per auare | cor. 5 = Wor 220 Est a AP 1 ress G00! ‘Clifton Terrace, J my? Unite trees Coe ayaa | PRRSALE FINE Dmanccoungen envoy | BO OR SALE—ON 15ST, BETWEEN L AND M N. W.. wat Shae te as alk. May be Twenty acres on high bluff overioo! 40,000 square feet at a Dargah, Attention of RILOR'S Biyeathe® | river dw nalkerabove herr Bdge aajer® bal SobseSrh aon etek Wilt EEE | From gana geen, enrcan surery wt | haat Se aoe tanger vag : LL Se Se hon. Price 840. A dre on of tn ToT Olt SALE 00 FRONT, WEST SIDE OF 21ST ST. Sia mirSt se | thes nie oecataee sc, tr ase seers Ao ~ E—| ol ‘ outhouses miles out x ier square foot WALKER & WILSON, Tode Fist” | POR, SALE-PRICE List CALIFORNIA WINES: | Ad outhotnne 2h mle ont syrices and NS ry, Bc.: Amolisa, $190; Bureandy. a wen matic rend, Jy tes rym ity e100. OR SALE—LOTS. The giaes: goods delivered {meen Tone sctem twefve miler fron 2iths tees Patucar 16th 248x100 310 eh st 40100. 100 On turnpike road e500 . $5 < fect E , Bey eer Hats BadOO La Ballon church andpost-olice FOO, on" =F" MMe St, SIxO0 ee LOO sty 204100.. oa Wi GOON pene aT a onutiful tot of Sscren with owed BONO Fook Sranaants At ean, 20 conta, Sn Hareae, wil be sold ‘chene auait forest trees, half mile frou Fain ad station 0 BO.000 fect, sa tars 109 stot ena et conta, | corner 9th and B sts we. aaj cenit t's & Fine Tote on Columbia and Lanier Heigits, and the | yyon SALE-YOUNG MALE MOC 21 a wesc lete i, Comat OH SALE-YOUNG MALE MOCKING nuns | Oe _my20St SH. GRAY & 00.622 Fst. | A ATHO, Go; Meo. fing, lot, cheap Parrot at Gut toed and the Toxtall’s the le fronrGeonsetown, obe acre and N nLundredths JOR SALE—ON CAPITOL HILL, 4TH BETWEEN | of Pennsylvania ave. nw. : mule fronrdieoneetow i. re and seven Luan dred neti A and hast Capitol: two lots, SL-Ox00: stds R SALE—82.500 PROMISSORY It — he Geaplleemplions alley and alley in rear (cround less desirable sold at cured by deed Of trast on iinproved city jn THOMAS E. WAGGAMA’ sre * TOY GES RELGOR e WINE. PO | Rearing ats per cont creat "No comuiaayiy at | _mysi-6t nm = B07 Pe ave, | ee een y ANTED— A PIECE OF LAND, 20 OR 310 ACRES, “myst Peg W:ESTREN, 1 ENCES | a€ the lowest cash prices | Manufacturing (a E JOR SALE—PARTIES WITH GOO! can procuge ‘ue. Clot sod pertgenty without secunty. Bt STHASBURGER & SON, Sa ee aes taro a WESCUEL, Wiicox'& Wisi oe coe THREE and Tailors, 1112 F st. nw. JOR SALE—100 ACRES oD LAN RoR ALE ROH SALE_JUST AERIVED 2 oy 5 eerere IN THE MARKET AT LAST. Anis eink eared teed “ri z ‘Those beautiful villa sites on the summit of Roslyn | srie SCHLEGEL & QUIGLA, in rear Heights. iw. " Weare now er to, the lovers of the | 2-¥-__ ce = s . " beautiful the very nest villa sites in all thecurround: EGE SALE SENGYCLOPEDINS. JAMES ranTON: pee lh od mea ey beg AF inga of the city of Washington, ‘We challenge compar. | W’the celebrated historias and b says that macnificently timbered. . surroundings, which we can recount for coun nid) itivemtorw, auburben bowes. rest G ison with anything north, south or east of the city for beauty of scenery, coupled with nearness to. the city. Lying immediately abreast of the city, they afford an Uninterrupted view of the entire city aid the river and. Maryland hills for miles in either direction. For beatity and healthfulness they are ABSOLUTELY UN- in every house where there is plac Cyelopaedia it is like sending the F co cul lege.” "This work, all the Voluines, can be obéained at once on simall monthly payments’ by addrwesite Box 129, Star office. miy2i-toye ppletou's Seater strtalivndlinige Zaroyot the best locates! Lote fa Send or call for new Bulletin, BAXTER & MacGOWAN. 1008-1016 SURPASSED: FoR SALE-STEAM “BOILER, CYLINDER, ETC, SEVEN ACRES ON TH! We can offer twelve lots, ranging from one and a half FE Roe tage “ to three acres, at prices that put to shame the ridicu- | _"™2Y trolled bya lous figures charged for ground four times ax far away OR SALE—A NEARLY NEW division. and not a tithe aq beautiful. Seo them. BE CON- family carriage ; orucinal cost | DEEBLE, VINCED AND BUY. TH. SYPHERD SOO2, | than half of cost. Thgitire at 1208 my196¢___________ 107 Fat_| ok SALE—STAR AWNING CO. 643 LOUISIANA JOR SALE—TWO NICE LOTS, 20383 10 10-FOOT | Fave, AWnines, teats, Flags. Everything first-class my 21st SOLID SIDEBAR BUGGY, leather top; cheap: owner has no room for it “Cail alley. within block of Duy Apply FOE SALE cnoice 10Ts. bet. P it Circle, Price 90; HARLES EARLY, 603 14th st. nw. my19-21 acres, situate at intersection of st extended. adjoining Whitney Soldiers’ Home.” This fine JOR SALE —Goon, "Lot on 16th 30 pam S00 Oth st news uy Thatta Sa after 5:0 pm. 200 Oth sth. myst Reve Asean Ea Busey Horse, with Carriage, 1 Lot on Uist, bet, Ldth'and 13th ata. ,w Wagon and Harness: can be seen after 5 ond 1 Lot on 161 bet. T Soy cone Seed Ae portunity for a very profitable investment. 1 Lot on S st, bet. New 3 ES AN containing about 36 handsome t —mylo-6t___8. C. BILL, Cor. 8th and F sta._ JOHN M. YOUNG, 479-451 | now offered for short Ure st @ Teas. OR SALE—MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE—LOTS 11 tel upon casy terms.” For further particulars apiiy to ‘ON nd 12, block 37, Columbia Heights. Will be sold iw an imuitdiate purchaser at 25 per square foot. OK SALE. Carriazes, new s OF FINE 1d second-hand, in the tuarket to TH F. W. MILLER, Trustee, mvt L, SU select frorn, somprisinie ali the latest styles. terms tea. | yn Por gan tonal JOHN M. YOUNG, 4e04S1 Ca, ar my71-3t 09 Hat. nw. AM AUTHORIZED TO 01 FOR A_FEW | tonal Hotei errs Daye thoes Utes hauteome Estest the oormerot | Son sati— SADDLE AND DRIVEN JOR SALE—A VATUANLE FARM OF 2:41 ACRES, Whitney ave, and 13th st. extended atthe low price of | JXQE SALE — SADDLE: AND DRIVEN hoicest land, principally in good grass, coutatning 0c. “Ground in this imnediate locality is beld at40c. | jee? APNE Of Re black Hosen. at several beautiful buildin citens situats on Sth wtreee ‘This ix"a decided bargain. 8. O. HILL, Si aud | VEX $ Fond, eu wiles frum Washington. 1 traigs per Sara }JIOK, SALE-INVALID” CARRIAGE OR BATH | distant pond tencea hue buslaliws POW ENCHANT r ; LID CA 5 Gistant yrood fence, tue ‘OE BALE OR EXCHANGE = Chair; made to order in Paris; very easy and o For further particulars. in Fe FO UNIMPHOVED PROPERTY — ee That handsome Kesidence on Colum GOES Ractschuocre 657 Lonieistn ee _my22-tm iandsomely Aa ram: | FAOR SALE—ONE ICE-BOX. DO FOR BEER OR | JpOK SALETHIRTY ACK provements; 30,000 square feet of ground, handsome Dutcuer; one pair summer doors tor rest Secretary whitey each Mtouts Ge: price $30,000: terms very easy, oF will | two bow windows, oue ooking race 13e0 hoe fof hotel st Bate exchange for unimproved real estate, aw. “myl9 corner Sth and F sts. Fo, SALE — TO VERY CHEAP LOT ON IGth street extended, if sold in a few days, S.C. HILL Catlat once. c. 5 Corner 8th and F st. my 1 BRICK !—OFFI ‘on lot_northe DM: Burleith.” well watered t tes for villas, adapted for sub-di tor short time, WM. Il. GUNNISON, 1009 F st. n.w _my19- ‘OR SALE—THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE | ‘Which offer the best investments on the 1m Ket, by'8.'C. HILL, oor. Sth and F sta, my19-6t FOE SALES THE W T HALF OF SQUARE 326, fronting 12th, C and D sts. s.w., containing 20 fine building lots, and well ‘for immediate imn- provement, with sewer, water and cas; adewalk. alleys, ri 08125 juare foot, according Socadlon, “and will be sold an’ sccommodetine terms ISH SORREL HORSE, | old, and. good drive ‘ eather top Surrey. of test Hariiess and complete stable equiy BUILDER, Star oflice, i 2K SALT: at 1011 13 i i | JOR SALE—A DELIGHTFUL BRACING TONIC, Stumpf's tron aud Wild Cherry, BE the fountains of Sk WALLS 1b rare welscht, € tension tes also new _my2i3e JOR RENT A | J with: Barn, wuftal | bung road, 3g intle 1 outh. W.C. DU MPADOW. LAN Bladens and possession given immediately. DANENHOWER: E'sdN, aly. Dany tao N, Aweuts, 1115 F st. nw. ‘OR SALE—LOTS— 2, Rat., bet. 13th and 14th, , bet. 13th and 14th, 25 . bet. N.H. ave. and 181 PS AT ository. SALE-ONE HUNDRED CAR t from | IAGY Geyer’s New Carriage Factory and. Re Vehicles of all the different styles in th: I-room Nost,, near 14th, the lowest to the highest-priced work, ‘These jobs for | Water aud all modern improve: plenty of 1 Some = sale or exchanged on the best of terms. Also painting | Would rent (house furtished) for term of years to Bcagtort ind repairing doue ou the shortest ‘motice. WM. R. | apounitie party. Address OWNER, Sa) 4 sth GEYER, 168 Deunyivanin ave: tows anh tim JOR SALE_A DECIDED acres, right at the HUPTY & DYERII301 F st. now. JOR SALE AT ZAMMENDALE, | B'trouse, 2000 y. | healthy. ‘Also adjotting, 30 fine building sites | ver acre. Tuquire at station for DAN'L. AY ML, | JAOR SALE_CHICKERING PIANO, SEVEN 06 | | Bi taves 8150. Easy terms. | SANDERS & STAYMAN, my17-6t ROR s. Eh OME SQUARE CHICKERING Piano, seven octaves, richly carved legs, in perfect order. $200. Easy mnonthiy payments SAN! AYMAN, | Write, my Investuent Co., (Samuel H, Walker, p my17-8t 34 F sti JOR SALE oui “mest door y Bs bie Build | —™* cee SaaS x r Tia ots for sales Speci telus to those wip will | JQOR SALE—BED, FEATHERS, isc, a pooxp” | We itn build. choice, new and clean, Also, Geese feathers, mat- | | Lots 100x' ALE Uiherwise. "Deliverud, ALUERT DELTZ” ofS Wi se LOTS ON THE TENLEYTOWN ROAD, aaa primis: « end healthy loc ‘uly ten OPPOSITE PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S COUNTRY | > = Utes trom. tat office. KICHARD FP. EVANS, 5 wilran shorty ovary halt out from Ign | EVO SAME ie 2 inten Land, with beautiful building j ‘eres of Garden m stir, Gout ne oe ‘ur from High | -"75 Cases Fine Old Madeira Wines, being a direct it muy at Lote sold on terms. Monthly payments ac- | consignment {rom Welsh Bros, Madeira, comprising | cepted on contracts for deeds and deferred payments | the following brands and vintage ELROSE PARK LOTS FOR SALE-THE MOST |M Seth eae en ae Inte: tage of 1815. diectate ih Hyaitaville cnpratte te relents of we Oe Sercia! Faiaa dow Padre vince OP S18. fy late IE V" Ener, ig, AVS to or eileen 4 ‘These lots immediately adjoin the Washington Inn, | Fast India Madeira, vintave of 1821. Sth st nw. sae baad which will be open for guesta June 1. Tevrantes Camarade Lobus, vintaze of 1830, 708 RENT BRICK MAMAION, 1D ROUNS; Plat of lots on file in our office. relal Paul du May, viutase of 1 JOHN E. BEALE, § 00. West India Wine, vintage of 18: Campanario Boal, vintaze of 1830. ‘Campanario Boal, vintage of 1850. Reserve Navy, vintage of 1866, partly furnished. at Frederick: 18 scree of select ui, shade, pasture, &c.: suitable for sum orwinter boarders, For particulars address P.O. . Prederick, Mel. my 16 my6-3m very desirably located in the northwestern part of Gra lee, Vintage of 187. JOR SALE—A FINE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AT thecity, and siugle Lote without nuunberfor aiestin: | Sam Juice, Vintage of IST. ‘Mtitcieli's Crows itoada, Mouurcumezy County. Mile Tories resces: JNO. A PRESCOTT, ‘THOMAS WLING, Auctioneer, nine miles from Washington ty the 7 rch at. Curtin ike, ana Ren ave, muile from Knowles, Station, obe and fy = a 5 Forest Glen, sod, three-quarter “of © tale fr DEALT GAS STOVES, HAPS | Garrett Wark TB soren, bowuturully kata ‘und BP dk UG MM = 8888) | tess. cai be used for one-half comt of cou Auent. Ie | frautand OU acer of anette ate BBBOAA 6OU OU OMMMM gs. ‘AMPBELL, Plumber 10th st. th | roved ty, a, fine, dwelling of, 14 rove, wh BoB AAA Uo MMM .- | JOR SALE_prcyct. oH STAR, STRONG | $7,400 to buihl: outbuildings, pleasant Bp AA ou MM Bao | Rcad ad sot, ove Sutay bicycle a2, Mane | Caner comveine techn oat thar rl epee, $00; 54-inch Harve BO-ineli Ideal, | the low vrice of $15,000. 3 After a careful overhauling of the enormous stock in | Oe Say wataee nee UANE PIawo 7 | 2222" THEEK'S ROTHERFORD, 1226 Fat. mw, our Lace, Eimbroidery and Trimming Departments, | W'Ottavex pearl bers, in periect order, 8124 cask, | JAOK SALE. SUBURBAN snd having divested some of all accumulation, weare | or easy monthiy payments On ith st. toed, near Brichtwood, sit, cree of ae ‘SANDERS & STAYMAN, round, Li-root frame dwelling, stable aud ‘carriase 2 ae sae Ea th ieee cet OT eal Laurel, Md., Gothic Frame Dwelling, 11 rooms, ans BEES JOR SALE — SEVERAL ELEGANT UPRIGHT | corner lot it One acre of «round ; also, opposite cor- NNN E ww Ww ‘Pianos, very littie used. from S19 upward Ser, one sure ground, et tow hapre. pe Ped peices SANDEKS & STAYMAN, Un Harewood Koud, near Soldiers’ Home, quarter Sas EW _myl7ot WOVE nw. | screnvuinh new two-story aud atic frame a JOR SALE-§ SPLENDID 7 QOTAVE NICE TONED | pan ey onTiany ree ora te 00. rrrT » 900 8 aewood Piano, for only 87. cash. Ss THT oh 8S Kak Payments at $100; stool and i VREABLE FADE AuOUT, 7 MILES Phoat T O4 GO KK at ‘THE PIANO EXCH. Washington, D.C, and 1 mfles from Hyattsvilin, iver so EO Oo ER = my17 Ee : _ | eijoiuine Riversiale “cently purchased Uy a Sew Tt 00 co K KS OR SALETA GRAND BARGAINTA BEAUTIFUL | 20Pk syndicate to be subdivided), contains from 200 c= Upnecht Piano for only 8190 cash; owner has no, further use for f Call and soe it a 3 acres, three fourtls Leite well et in rans, reat t THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 oth at. Owing crops: divided into seven fields. f ost and rally recently put up, water in every residence new and of modern style, all wecenmary uinanding super view of surround: ‘And venture the assertion that there is not to-day in this city SUCH AN ARRAY OF BARGAINS as we will offer in this week’ssale, coco WOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE; A MAG ing ¢ i MA So SS Bonce ¥ikNo EXCH Aer. Coltoge Station, MQ" (pom duc vives TLL A A cco KER Sss5 = my 17 + ance will meet persons at Hyattsville wishing to ine spectsame. JOR SALE AND_ my 11-lin® A lotof Oriental or Egyptian Laces, really worth 20c. CHANGE-8 UBURBAN Fe SALE—BED FEATHERS, 15C. A POUND, ‘yard, will be sold at 10c. a yard. New, Clean and Live Prcked. Best feathers for the money. Also, Choice Geese Feathers, lowest prices, places; fruit, grain, and grass farms. Also in- A lot of extra fine Oriental Flouncings, real value 40 | Ail orders promptly delivered, WM. SEISZ, 174 24 | proved and untiin'roved City property ot egy torus. to 75c.a yard, will be sold at 25¢. a yard. ne ere ee ——— = | brick, all mod. imps, at bargain. WM. H. MAIN, A lot of 45-inch Oriental or Exyptian Flouncings, | F1OH SALE-JAS. RAGEN, 1014 PAT AVE. N.W> | Bi'ana Pum ivanis sve. aw. = my7-Liu Teally worth 81 a yard, will be sold at 50c. 3 yard, and | ee en ee eco ee necpe aud balcony | {QOR RENT—A SMALL FARMHOUSE FIVE soon. Stairways. Plans and estimates furnished on applica. | A* rooms, .anien and stable, "Also, if desired, elevem Wonderful bargains will be offered in all styles of | tio: mys-3m Acres of Land —~- and erase, f.goes: spring. Sit- Laces, from the lowest to the very finest grades. THE GREAT: | Bation prety aud healthy. ou_publle wuse we happen to quote to-day 10, 25 and 50c. ‘Laces, don't fora moment suppose that our stock is not equally attractive with the finer grades of goods from $1 to $6 a yard. N. B.—Just added to ourstock alot of 45-inch Ori- ental Flouncings, beautiful and entirely new patterns, at 98e. a yard; value $1.50. tast of Silver Spring railrvad station, on 71 Aypls ws. P. Lik: Silver Spring Post Om Rabe, $100;one Belin abe, $190; one Beliuiu Ge Poctave Square, ie toue, 8100;one fine t $215. "Pianos and Organs for rent" anyd-Tm Fe, SALE-THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- quires no boiler; avoids all, expensi 4 no loss of time ; no handimg of fuel, JOR SALE—COMPLETELY FURNISHED CoT- tage of 10 rooms on South Mountain, Washingtom id, at a wacrifice. LC. YOUN KR SALE—NEAR ANACOSTIA, THE BROOKLYN OF WASHINGTO! ding lots cverlooking Washington sud 1407 Petnw ERE MM MM BBB ERR po BA Bivers ou'line of street care, 5,000 fost, £200, =a fore than one lot i= taken, He MMMM BBB Bi Nila tes inlay orate smproved streets, Uric intrinsic as well as. speculativ=. value, KER MM 3 BBB OR Botises built plan of purchaser or hones. furuelied. seas _ | sirect cars, graded wechuvla, churches of ail Geuotaii: re, em BPR, u Busca palisiiy tmnproved farm. 100 acres: meadow, graae FR ERE | aand'an snd. fruit trees, ine streams of water, EO RR It lnineral spring; Uuree wiles frum Anacostia bridge ERR ROR IL $5,000. ‘You all very likely have either attended or heard of Large farm, 300 Seay mentom, eotend and enest : SALE—IF YOU WANT TO PICK FROM THE ! jand. five wiles from our WONDERFUL SALE of Embrokleries during the | H'fatvert atock of Carriasen, Bnazses, Phactous, aud | “Appiy'to H. A GRISWOLD, vast week. Well, we always try and improve on any | the prettiest Surress in this city, also three carloads | _ap:s0-2mo Anacostia, D.C. _ of the celebrated Columbus’ work, zo to JAS. K. PRU" EY'S Branch Repository, " Telephone call, 420-3 Gren Gab neta Rew York aver and. Telephone ‘and all past efforts, So this week we propose giving youeven NOR SALE—A GOOD Fanti this city; near Falls Church, Va. 220 acres. Kosa wa Pirates, 2 t | buildings: price low; terms easy. §°% BPR, BPE A TTP pee pee, | jog 2 SO Sesto Taiaosa™ | 1428 New York ave — ‘ein 5 LEDAWNINGA, FLAGS, TENTS. (AMBRIDGE, MASS.—TO LET—NEAR TH SRE Ri EA =SeSS | Csr GGG Rk R ERB AA T EEE BR Bj in aye stripes ES COPELAND & GOL dares HOWLAND, Cs POo Men BBB A RRR GGG A II NN N p88, 409 11th st. n.w., —— BB AA BURG G AA INN N Strole) - P. D BBR AA RRE GAA WON NN 53s, mprorberEeD Ponorr Darsses R RG GG AAA Il NNN — BBB A AE B GGG AAI N NN Sss8_ HALF PRICE. 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, worth 81.253 yandat 75a. PARIS BOX ROBES, half price 45-inch Flouncings, wo! oy: 75 & WHITE CHINA SILK, 27-inch wide, 750. 32. ry and fitermediate pricer oat banyan i daoda at 640 FIGURED INDIA SILKS, redu@éd to 81. grers e be ere eee Em ELEGANT FRENCH DRESS GOODS reduced to 75a, broidery Department by, and are, Tecog— FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATTEENS, 30c. Fae eer rea miaits | Cas Axo Croramo. PRINTED CREPE CLOTHS, 1c.; Just opened. Bre HOW TO SAVE THE “FORMER WHEN BUYING! yin TED LINENS, one yard wide, 200. = ee ly Ha Cee a dele REMNANTS FRENCH SATTEENS, 20c. per yerd.; TE KE L AA OC CR Look “over” our wonderful price list of FINE | leneths from 3 to 11 yards. Ssgg 11 = t £48 oft ss, | READY-MADE CLOTHING and you cau surmise | PATTERN DRESSES reduced one-half. soliton 4 8 fem Sant = ested é TSE sud KHADAMBS, et giana go this. A Nice Business Suit at $6, worth $10. - i. Serena eg tg |SITE a w on |e te chine Soe (35ietan aon Statin ad Se Givere | 4 Beautiful Brown Mixture Cheviot Suit, at ¢10, | #24 wor tow BSL AD O10. Oh eo Sates | worth $15. W. ML. SHUSTER & SONS, Ser would write of other ‘but haven't the | A Fine Prince Albert Suit at $13.50, worth $20. iinca space, but areshowing seasonable bargains in each of | 4 Grand Prince Albert Suit st $18, worth $25. Rigor ust opened. 120 pieces Band 45 inch extra | A Ben's Everlasting Suit, age 14 to 18, at 84.50, 1 nop aes fine Swiss Flouncings, worth ‘to $1.25 a. at worth $7. 50a yard. A Boy's Dress Suit, age 14 to 18, at 6, worth 89. Seeme Hara BER EG S| See ew ae ee ee oil: MMMM * * A Child's Suit that you are Bop AA OU Hi pee Ses, $3, worth $4.50. oi shad DUNLAPS NEW YORK STILE IN SPRING HATS, Bas “A Uw MMM bene bake ethee fer hae '®450, | rhe acknowledged introducer of Heed Gear ia my18 ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREET. ee America. Nove genuine unless bearing their trade LONDON AND LIVERPOOL WILLETT & RUOFF, Exxcaveuent. CLOTHING COMPANY. Bole Agents tor this city, FLAGS. FLAGS... FLAGS. my18 + comer 7than@Getanw. | apt 906 Penn's avenue UNTING FLAGS. BUNTING FLags | (JENTLEMEN'S PEARL CASSIMERE SP eaeins ewe G tire. Naw Srarxo Groova ‘MUSLIN FLAGS. ‘MUSLIN FLAGS. Light Weight Derby Hata, Tobacco Brown, Ash, -ANESE LANTERNS. JAPANESE LANTERNS. | Pearl and Tan colors. Fo ene passa Full line of Strew Hate. Mackinaw, English, and CH. BUPPERT, Agents for “Knox,” Hatter, New York. z myi3 403 7thet.nw, | Agents for “Youmans” Hatter, New York, pend, Damunak ere St Ww. Large Stock of Umbrellas just opened, of fine Silk at : = pee . ‘Shazeou, | end Gioia B, H. STINEMETZ & 80%, pare oe