Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D.C MONDAY. MAY’ 30 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. LOCAL MENTION. ‘Whe Weaiher. Indications for Wie 24 hours commencing ath nm, For the District of Co , Maryland Dela- | and Virgir | al rains on T Att-woot dark mixed Suits $10, Eiseman’s, 7&E, ALI-WooL stripe sults $10. ,Tand E ALL-woot check sults $10. Elseman’s, 7 and E. Fox spring lam and Washington dressed beet go to John K._ keliy, stall 2s, G29 and 630 Center luarket, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty market. seman’s 7&E. its $10. Elseman’s, 7 and EB uits $10. Elseman’s, 7 and EL SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the supertorqual- Ky of our “Extra Deodorized Empress Flutd for iree from grease or gummy | ders by mail prompuy attended to « Bro., 7th st. ow. Fiseman’ ALL-wooL indigo blue suits § AL All-wool plat Atd-woot indigo blue sults $10. Etseman’s, 7&E. ALL-woor stripe suits $10. Elseman’s, 7 and E. ALi-woor dark mixed suits $10 . Elseman’s, 7&E. For PURE WINES, LiQvoRS AND BERKELY, a pure Tye whisky, the best rket for the pric #4 per gallon, $18 quar: #) cents a pint, 2 cents a sample bottle, go to Tharp, S18 F st. n.Ww. ALL-WooL indigo biue suits $10. Eiseman ALL-Woos light suits $10. PaRET makes special offe: 3 n's, 7 and E. 100 sheets nen 1 from steel e2. Willgive gram and ade on request. §10,W ‘Elseman’s, 7 and E. Elseman’s, 7 and E ALL-WoOL light sults $10. Puorocrarns! Puotockar Finest work at reasonable 711 Market Space. ALL-Woot dark mixed suits $10. Eiseman’s, 7&E. ALL-Woor plaid suits 310. Elseman’s, 7 and E. Hewas artifictal eyes Ave. * CITY AND DI prices, ESTABKOOK’S, mple cor. 434 STRICT. Harnis.—“Dreams. MANASSAS PANOKAEA, Morrison, th: Was so seriou: te son of M ured. sore @ runaway > having the left broken, Was on ihe high road to Saturday, when he unfortuna trom chatr and broke the former tra ful trial trip of the pnt stewiner, Was tad William set Cos. planing Capitol and D streets, northwest, W: fire about mid: Saturday mlz > same mb a few inches below the new damaged by wo the extent rent of Rech- delecates tothe Hight 7 , Visited Friendship re stu ta the ef Addresses were and Repre- mm and others progress at the National | noon, under the auspices of | the Carroll Wer eka About 160 chiluren ning received thetr frst comm: Peter's Cuureh, Capi- tol Hill, Fathe AS the celebrant. 1 this city, has been Counetl of the’ American iets wuo graduated with honor at ne School of New Bediord, Mass., | a E. Reinburg, a Washington son of Louts Keinbung, of this | e Mal this year was J igh Schoo! b« rot 3and money belonging of P., from Halvor Nel ex-Supreme Secretary, to cowen, his SueTessor, las been completed, and the latter has signed a "reveipt for $ ig, the full amount found te we by Mr. Nelson, A welLattended icing of the T. M. Healy Dranch of the Many ons were i's Visit to Candi Mexab, jr, wh Omhice Deparan nn., to engage Saturda end presentation was made by Mr. Waldo G. Perry, the Chief clerk. Majorand Mrs. McNabb leave W fagton for thetr new home to-morrow evening. A letter from Rome says it 1s rumored there that the ‘will bestow the Goulea upon Miss | Caldwell, Who gave $300,000 for the Cathoile unr | versity. Tue WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s Offered tree to every new subscriber for one Fear to WEEKLY Stax. It is a handsomely. printed Look of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more Than 100 colored taps grams, abd contains 4 Wealth of general Information. See advertise ment tn another columu. This mornin, Police Court, Ophelia Ham- fiton woman, Who rthwest, Was charged with | (ier tanagh the mails to one | No. ra 10th street, and the bonds. ity Court to-day, in the case of Carroll as, the bond Of trustee, C. G. Cole, | os elow, has for B. T. Trueworthy filed st the Washington Market Company to of tenancy except by due pro- that lie fs a tenant of Is NOW seeking Wo dispossess him without any process whatever, — The Logan F 4 REPORT MADE BY THE TREASURER TO MRS. LOGAN. Mr. Geo. E Lemon, as treasurer, bas submitted ish National Lea: © embers adopted we Was held last were enrolled. approving of Wm. resizned hfs post- togo tochatta- © business, Wats Harriet Seiv of court took her jersona In the Ee ainst Ti to Mrs. Jno. A. Logan a detailed statement of the Subseriptions to the Logan fund. The amount Taised in Chicago, $13,000, together with the gen- eral subsertptions, amounting to $50,034.45, make $653,084.45 paid in. ‘The $13,000 from Chicago was transmitted direct to Mrs. Logan, and the balance of the fund Was principally lavested in United States registered 4 per cent. tonds, as follows: ernment 4 per cents at 127%, wvernment 4 per cents, ab * $5,750 In Government 4 per cents, 2 St vib Government 4 per cents. at 1299, $12R.6 "Total, . In conclud- ing bis report, Mr. Lemon refers in terms of praise tothe hearty’ assistance which he has met with from the friends of the late Gen, Logan. Geo. W. Mu of Montreal, refused payment of Bis $1,000 Graft ahd It was protested, “He Was the only de- quent. ae se EXx-Gov. Shepherd's Condition. TUB LATEST ACCOUNTS RECEIVED IN THIS CITY FA- VOKABLE, ‘The published accounts by telegraph, relative to €x-Governor Shepherd's condition are doubt. Jess exaggerated. On the day Mra. Shepherd left ter was received, that erysipelas had set tn, and Gov. 's face Was 80 swollen as toclose his eyes. day Mr. A. C. Bradley received a -d by the governor, giving direc- Shepherd's journey. and nothing to his condition ft was Inferred Unis city (last Thursday) a stating That he w Saturday a telegram Was ecely governor was out of danger and was gaining ly. Nothing has been heard by his trie and the absence of any nstrued to inean that he is 01 huprove. mse a siiver watch .— Nicholas | Massena report. ( his fruit stand, | hear the Baltimore and Olio depot, was Fobbed. of | $2 worth of cakes and pies——-Mrs’ Jno. F. Duify, No. S04 I street, reports stolen from her house $13 Worth of clothing. Sylvania avenue, rep alser reports the Leona: 1 rner of 6th us Suchet, No, 1424 Pen orts stolen $6.54 n from his house, hwest, $400 in Marla Dor No. 1734 F street, report ‘watch worth $ - Hopkins, “No. | F213 Lith street northwest, reports that wile st | Ue drill grounds yesterday lis’ pocket was picked | of $16 and some car tickets. | hag SUNDAY Laws NoT So StkicTLY Exroxczn.— | ‘The observance of Sunday under the new laws | Was perhaps, uot as strict yesterday as hereto. | Tore, owing to. the presence in tge city of such & | Lange nuihber of strangers. As itule ‘the saloons | were cloved, but it is said that in some cases the site doors were uot altogetuer shut. The drug | Stes did @ dourishing soda water Dusiness, and | & Lumber of cigar stores opened their doors. Ata | Confectioner’s, on D street, a gilt card displayed tn | the window the words, “closed im Consequence of | the Death of Liberty.” Another sin Was “Our Doors are Closed, But Uur Hearts are Upe. _ Daxy Wixs.—The six days’ billlard contest Between Daly and Sexton closed at the Lizl Jofantry Armory last Saturday night with D the winner, he having made 1,800 points while sexton scored 1,112. | ! ¥ | | ‘30 o'clock p. m. Smith and Bille s, brick dweiling on C, between 2 horthwest (part lot 16, feservation 11, 27x10) d 3 o'clock p.m part lot | K, bear “15 7, square 10; ith street, between Pennsylvania avenue | aod K southeast. “These sales were postponed on account of the rain. They offer fue chance for | investment, See advertisement. . Hoxsss, MULES, HOTEL Coacu, BUGGIES, Erc., AT | Averion.To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, Auctioneer | ‘Thomas Dowling will’sell, in front of his auction | Tooms, two young mules, several horses, farm Wagon, hotel coach, trotiing buggy, &c., all in Brst-ciass condition.—Adv. aos Du FuRsrrcee at Avcrion.— ‘To-morrow, at 10 ociock, Mr. Dostling will sell, at No. 807. 12th ‘Street northwest, 4 piano and an excellent lot of househoid effects. advertisement.— Adv. Masnworg Snow at K Including the great- ore ernan’ est of ail carus, the Parisian dancers: = | avenue tn East | Tally R. Holmes, UL. B.. South Carollim; Jas. Rev. William Amew? Three Wives. HE IS ARRESTED IN THIS CITY BY REQUEST OF THR NORFOLK (VA.) AUTHORITIES. The police were recently notified by the Norfolk authorities to look out for and arrest the Rev. Willlam Ames, alias Haynes, alias Jobnson, col- ored, who is wanted there on a charge of bigamy. Yesterday afternoon Detectives Wheeler and Mat- Ungly called at house No, 637 South Carolina Yashington. ‘They were informed Uhat the Rev. Mr. Aues had gone out for a walk, and the officers Jett, intending to return during the evening. When they arrived at. the corner of Seventh and Pennsylvania avenue they met a col- ored man who answered the deseription of the per- son Wanted. The officers spoke to him and he at once admitted that he was the Rev. Ames. He ‘Was laformed by the officers that he was under ar- rest for bigamy and would be taken to Norfolk. He demanded that the officers produce thetr war- Fant, and wen informed that one Was not neces- sary’ he thought the officers were “bridging his Fight asa citizen.” The prisoner was escorted to the Police Headquarters Where he said his mother’s, name Was Ales, but people called him Johnson, and he goes by ‘two names; that he was about thirty-nine years old, and was a Baptist preacher. The ‘prisoner argued his case in this way: He married May Stevens on the Eastern Shore. She Was then bis lawful wife. Then he went to Nor- blk and married Hattle Emery. Being as bis first Wife was living the second marriage was illegal and the second woman was not his wife because he had no right to marry her. “He was then ar- rested and sent to the penitentiary. His being in prison gave the first wife a divoree and the second hot being his wife he was again a free man, and had the right to marry whom he pleased, and came to this elty and married Agnes Kidiey in Perry Carson's hotel. [ile was taken tn the patrol wagon to the Sixth Precinct station, Where he wili be held for the Nor- folk authorities. SUMMER SCHEDULE OF THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE.— The summer schedule of the Piedmont Air Line on Sunday. The changes ure a, m. train takes passengers for d “Allegheny Springs. ‘The fast- mail train, which heretofore left Washington at 11:20 a, nh, how leaves at 11:24. Other minor nanges to decommodate summer travelers have been made. es MARRIAGE LiceNses.—Marriage deen issued by the cle licenses have of the court to John E. Davis and Blanche E. Sollers; Wm. Goodyear and ©. M. Clilds; Herman Ditterich and. Marie Hildah Muller, Dot’ of Richmond, Va.; Max B. Luuzner and Ciara Ida Fika, both of Richmond, Va.; J. E. Austin and L. M. Brown, both of Richinond, Va. Jonn V and Alice Pearman, both of itich: , Va.; Chas, P. Soles and Anite M. Blan nip, both of Richmond, Va.; 0. E. Lucas and Kate Hutchison, both of Richmond, Va.; Caleenus Dor- sey and Licinga sim; ‘Tue HowaRD Law CoMMENCEME: meucement of the law departine! University takes pl: onal cht e this evenin ch at So'clock, Gen, Win. Birney ting Class Win. H. He edictory address, and Prot. furnish the music. ‘The re thegraduates: Win. H. H. Hart, A. cl Peter J. Bacon, A. M., Pennsylvania: John H. Lawson, A. B., District of Columbia; Fer- Ginand Desoto Lee, Virginia, Post graduates— at Congrega- Bundy, A. B., LL. ©. Martin, LL LL. B., District of _ Disirict of Columba; Wm. Virginia; Eliza H. Chambers, piuuibia. ‘THE ENGINEERS’ ConveNtioN.—The spring meet- ing (lifteenth) of the American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers begins at 10 o'clock to-morrow morn- tug at Willard Hall. ‘The rolls show 15 honorary meinbers,7 life members, 631 active members, aswclates, and 34 Juniors, making a total mem- bership of 714. Of this number at least three or four hundred are expected to be tn attendance. Mr. George H. Babcock, of New York city, 18 presi- dent; Mr. Charles H. Loring, of this ctty, 1s one of we Viee-presidents: William H. Wiley, of New York city, ts treasurer. and FR. Hutton, of New York city; is secretary. ‘The society will hold ses- ‘ons daily until adjourniuent, on the afternoon of June 3. The Washington members are: W. H. Allderdice, Edward L.’ Dent, W. M. Folger, Ale Henderson, Herman Hollerith, J. P. S. Lawrence, Chas, H. ‘Loring, Harold P.’ Norton, George B. Whiting. ———S FIREWORKS aT ATHLETIC PaRK.—At Athletic Park to-night Mr. Pain will give a final display of fire. orks, including a fine portrait of Gen. Logan and many other novelties. ‘The rain interfered with \st Week's program at Athletic Park, Dut the first gTeat success. ——— Is DOW TO STRAL WATCHES. in the Police Court, Dantel Taper, a young iored man, Was charged with housebreaking, and the ease'was continued until Saturday. ‘The prisoner, it 1s charged, smashed in the show-win- dow at Heidenheimer’s pawn shop Saturday night with them. He was pursued by Officer Golway and he threw the watches away. When arrested he said he was drunk and did not know what he Was arrested for. — LoGaN MEMORIAL SERVI dat the The Logan me- ropolitan M. E. jurch last evening Were Largely attended. ‘The n Guard of Honor and many other members *G.A. Reand the Saratoga Citizens’ Corps, Were present.” ‘There was muste by Doring’s band, and a memorial address was delivered by Rev. Dr. py. Newnan. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. 2 Feceived many handsome memortal tributes from varlous Grand Army posts and other asso- clations, ——— He Was Nor THE AUTHOR.—Mr. Jno. F. Paret verses published With Is name attached, nor does he know who the author may be. ‘The poem, he Says, Was one of numerous articles that were mously to be “read before the a how extinct Mterary society. ‘THE WFEKLY Star's Pocket Atlas of the World is offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stak. It 1s a handsomely printed book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored laaps and diagrams, ahd contains a Wealth of general information. See advertise- ment in another column. Tuesday Club, ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Soxp oxtr m Caxa Koyar BakiNG POWDAR Cow 106 Wall utreet, Not Casn Prices Srecuaz Low FOR DRY Goops. HANDSOME SATIN PLAID, white goods, finest qual- by, 12 gc. FRENCH SATINES, choice styles, 25c. FANCY SILKS, 37¢., 40c., 45¢., 50¢. BLACK SUKAH SILKS, excellent quality, 62%e. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids, Checks, Stripes, aud Fancy Styles: real value, 25c. a yard: reduced, 1:2 yards for $2.00. HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, 98¢. BLACK CASHMERES, fine quality, wide double width, 3734 opeas ° CAMEL’S HAIR FRENCH SERGE, wide dot : Pure wool, in lovely spring ‘shades, reduced Te BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 81.50. BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, pure silk and ‘wool, wide double width, reduced to 3Uc. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 18e. AMERICAN LAWNS, new styles, Se. ALBATROSS AND 'S VEILING, wool, wide double width, ae. Pere Cash Customers are entitled to a Handsome Bridal yable | Quult, worth $1.50, or a pairof Satin Damask Towels, Unmense size, pure nen, worth $1. af they bi $10.00 or over in Dry Goods. ba gis Sch Soe dah a a et a T KEE R E Sss8 my27_ 711 f SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. G. T. Kum ‘TAILOR, 414 9TH ST. Nw. \ EW FAST TRAIN FOR ROCK EN N SLIaEC ARE EXON srmrsos, eA. 8. ae Barriwoxg, May 17, 7. Proprietor Kock Desir tin bog to advice te hibition of pyrotechnics on Friday night was a | i grabbed a handful of watehes and ran off | s lo THE Stak that he Was not the author of | Catarrn To Coxsurrtos. Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to to and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. It is therefore singular that those affictod with this fearful disease should not make it the object of their lives to rid them- Selves of 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 s life of misery 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 cases the disease has assumed danzerous symptoms. The bones and cartilages of the nove, the organs of hearing, of seeing and of tasting so affected as to be uscless, the uvula so elongated, the throst so inflamed and irritated.as to produce a constant and distressing cough. Saxvonp's Rapicat Cone meets every phase of Catarrh, froma simple head cold to the most losth- some and destructive stages. Itis local and constitu- tional. Instant in relieving, permanent in curing, safe, ‘economical, and never failing. Each package contains oue bottle of the RADICAL Cure, one box CaTananaL SonvesT, and an In- Fuovep INHALER, with treatise; price, $1. Portex Dave & CHemicaL Co. BosTox. KIDNEY PAINS And that weary, lifeless, all-gone sensation ever pres- ent with those of inflamed kidneyseweak back and loins, aching hips and sides, overworked or worn out by disease, debility or dissipation, are relieved in one minute and speedily cured by the CUTICURA ANTI- ‘ParN PLASTER, anew, original, elegant, and infallible antidote to pain and inflammation. At all druggists, 25e.; five for 81; oF of PorrEn Dave Co., Bosrow. my Morners Asp Faruens, DO YOU DESIRE TO SEE YOUR BOYS ELE- GANTLY CLAD AT THE MOST REMARKABLY LOW PRICES YET HEARD OF? NO DOUBT YOU DO. TAKE A HINT AND VISIT THE GOLDEN EAGLE. IF YOU WISH TO CONVINCE YOUR- SELVES BEFORE VISITING OUR ESTABLISH- MENT, TAKE A PEEP AT OUR WINDOWS. WE DEAL ONLY IN FACTS AND FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND Boys, AT VERY LOW PRICES. WE INAUGURATE THIS WEEK A SALE OF SUITS FOR BOYS, AGES 4 TO 14, FOR $3.50. THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN SOLD BY US HERETOFORE FOR 85 TO 85.50. EVERY ONE OF THESE GARMENTS IS GUARANTEED BY US TO BE ALL-WOOL MATERIAL, MADE AND TRIMMED EQUAL TO THE VERY FINEST. 85— THIS I$ THE PRICE CHARGED BY US FOR A FULL LINE OF THE FINEST CASSIMERE SUITS FOR BOYS, SAME AGES AS ABOVE, AND ARE VERY LOW EVEN FOR 87 OR 88, THE PRICE WE ARGED EARLIER IN THE SEASON. THE REA- SON WE SELL THESE GOODS AT SUCH RUIN- OUS PRICES IS, WE HAVE ABOUT THREE HUN- DRED AND FIFTY SUITS MORE THAN OUR OWN BOYS CAN WEAR. BEAR IN MIND THESGOLDEN EAGLE CLOTH- ING COMPANY WILL NOT TRIFLE WITH YOUR CONFIDENCE. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co, my27 ‘NO. 400, N.W. COR. 7TH AND D STs. Maze Dows No. 1. OUR SUMMER STOCK WAS ORDERED IN JAN- UARY. SO FAR AHEAD WE CANNOT TELL TO A NICETY HOW MANY GOODS WE SHALL USE. SOME LINES WE HAD TO ORDER SEVERAL TIMES OVER AGAIN, WHILE ON OTHER LINES WE ARE OVERSTOCKED, NOT HAVING HAD THE DEMAND :FOR THEM WE ANTICIPATED. .WE MARK SUCH GOODS DOWN IN THE HEIGHT OF | THE SEASON TO PRICES THAT WILL INSURE THEIR READY SALE AND THUS AVOID CARRY- ING GOODS OVER TILL THE FOLLOWING 8EA- SON. INCLUDED IN OUR MARK DOWN NO.1 ARE OUR GENTS' $5 BEST CUSTOM-MADE BUTTON, LACED, AND GAITERS, SUCH AS ARE SOLD BY OTHERS FOR $6, MARKED DOWN TO 84.40: GENTS’ 84 FRENCH CALF, LOW STRAPS AND | TIPPED OXFORD TIES AND LOW BUTTON, NOW | $3.60; BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FINEICALF, LOW | SHOES, NONE WORTH LESS THAN @2, SOME OVER 83, DOWN TO 81.48; LADIES’ FINE CURA- COAS, KID-BUTTON BOOTS, COUSIN'S MAKE, REGULAR 83 GOODS, NOW 82.35. LADIES’ $4.50 FINEST HAND-WELT BUTTON BOOTS IN AMER- ICA, MARKED DOWN TO 83.80, AND MANY SIM- ILAR REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT OUR HOUSE. WM. HAHN & CO’3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE. Lavi Suora, ‘We make a speciality of Laird, Schober & Mitchell's Ladies’ Fine Shoes They out-wear, out-fit, out-sell any line of goods made. Other lines that are reliable, and that wear and fit, find a place on our shelves: in fact, we can show more good Shoes of good makes than any house in the trade. ‘We don't go lower in price than 83, but at that price we give you the best Shoe that can be bought. Then at #4 comes our Hand-made Shoes that are unequaled for wear and fit; and so on we could continue to quote Prices, but the best and most satisfactory way is to come to us and see our goods and compare prices. EDMONSTON & CO. 1339 AND 1341 F STREET, m7-Im AND 943 PA. AVE. G. A. R. We have still a good line of Blue Flannel Suits, Double-breasted, Indigo Dye, 2 sets of buttons, 88.50; they are the same goods as sold elsewhere at Sil and giz. Serge Suits, all wool, fast colors, well made and trimmed at $10, sell elsewhere at $15. Prince Albert Suits at $12.50, worth @18, Prince Albert Suits at $15, worth &: Frince Albert Suits at $19 and $25, worth $30 and $40. Over one hundred styles of Sack and Cutaway Suits from $6.50 up. These goods we sell just 30 per cent below any house in the city, All Wool Corkscrew Suits, Sack or Cutaway, $10, worth 15. Boys’ (5 to 13) Knock. 81.50. Boys! (5 to 13) Suite at @3.25, 94.50, 95.25, 92.50, and $6, warranted to be 30. below the of = awe par cent! Prices A specialty of fine Serge, Jersey, and Sailor Suits, FOR BOYS 14 TO 18, A Strong Mixed Suit at $3.75, worth 95. lendid line of suits, Sack and st 94.50, 5, $6.50, 87.25, $8.75, $10 and $12, second to none in the city, and prices just 30 per cent lower. ‘Balls and Bats go with Boys' suite, HOT-WEATHER GOODS: Costs and Vests in Seersucker, Alpacs, Mohair, Pon- gee, &e., Bargains, qiinite and Fancy Vesta, immense assortment, from up. Our motto: No trouble to show goods, at 00 A x e sia’ BEAL | ‘00 “48 *k rary iS my26 COR. TENTH AND F STS. ¥. W. LUXT ae Series ae. cITy_ITEMS. ‘Wear-well Shirt, Patent seuinieas neskband. A great invention? Price 8c, and $1, ato. Auerbach’s, Gents’ Furnishing and ‘Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H sts, 2 Musical instruments and string Walford, 487 Pa. ave. 2 Batley, #25 7th st. Fly screens put in, 750, um Before Buying # Hefrigerator gee the Ri 7 the only Retrigerstor that has a ‘system in it, that condenses and carries off all odors that aftse from vegetables, ineats, Ge. 3. W, Scuarer & Bro., Sole Agents for the District, 1020 ‘7th street nw. Cory Colburn’s RCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE. Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal ii lavor.1m Bailey’s 25-0. Rubber Hose complete, $3, 1m Extended Popularity. Brown's Brox- cutun Taobune have Deen before ‘the public masey years, For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles they are superior to all other articles, Sold only in bores. ‘“The Queen of Beers.”—No family should be withowt Mocriein’s celebrated Been 7s0. doz. (6m) _F. H. Finuey, Agt,, 1206 D Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted. “Royal Glue” mends 'em.—Zoston Varieties. Colburn’s PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD. King of condiments, Flavor, pungency, strength ‘combined in perfection. Finest mustard made.im “Let's Talk $25 Harness.”—Becker’s. co Bailey’s, 625 7th st. n.w. Lawn Mowers, $5.75. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every m¢ and delivered in 3 Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1D. ‘Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MI be. per quart, Cream 5c. axe Hay Wane Tue Sox SHINES. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY! ‘KING'S PALACE GREAT STRAW GOODS SLAUGHTER SALE. THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN’S, MISSES’, AND LADIES’ HATS AND BONNETS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY! ‘We are rather early in the season in cutting down prices. Necessity knows no law. Our immense stock has got to be sold. To do it quick is to give our cus- tomers a chance to buy at low figures. ‘We offer all our Fine English Milans, in desirable shapes, sold formerly at $2 and $2.25, at $1.00 AND $1.25 ONLY. Ladies’ Hats and Bonnets, in the different braids and styles, small and large shapes, at 20, 23, 25, 31, 35, 38,45 AND 50 CENTS ONLY. ‘Thousands of Children’s Hats, Trimmed and un- trimmed, choice styles, at 21, 25, 30, 37, 50, 60, AND 75 CENTS. ‘Ten thousand dollars’ worth of Fine French Flowers of all descriptions sold at half prices. Anelegant bunch of Fine French Flowers at 25,40, 50, 60, 75 cents and 81. TIPS, PLUMES, RIBBON, GAUZES, SILKS, AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES. We invite all to our Great Millinery Slaughter, and would kindly ask you not to buy until you have in- pected our immense and elegant display and posted yourself as to prices, EX 1 NNN GGG ™ 85g KE HW NNN GG® B% Ht RRS & co | KK I NNN GGG Sys PPP. A L A coo REE p i ae? L AA co £ we Uke L AA oO ER = AAA OL AAA coo E - bd a4 4 LIL AA coo EEB .. 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. my28 Rexvewern Tur Bors. SATURDAY, THERE BEING NO SCHOOL, 18 THE DAY FOR DRESSING UP THE YOUNG- STERS, AT THIS SEASON THIN WOOLEN SUITS ARE THE CORRECT THINGS. CHEV- IOTS, SERGES AND LIGHT-WEIGHT CASSI- MERES ARE COOL, BEING LOOSELY WOVEN, BUT STILL WARM ENOUGH FOR THE COOL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS. OUR STOCK 18 REPLETE WITH CHOICE THINGS FOR BOYS AND SMALL BOYS. IN OUR BUSINESS WE CALL SUITS WITH LONG PANTS “BOYS’” SUITS,*“AND THOSE WITH SHORT PANTS “SMALL BOYS” suITS. IN “BOYS'" SUITS OUR PRICES RANGE FROM g8 TO $25, ANDOUR STOCK EM- BRACES THE NEWEST AND MOST STYL- ISH GOODS, MADE IN PLAIN DRESS SUITS OB IN STYLISH MIXED AND PLAID CHEV- I0TS, AND CASSIMERES. IN “SMALL BOYS’ " SUITS WE HAVE THE “NOVELTIES” AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES OF THE NEW YORK AND FHILADELPHIA MARKETS. SPECIALLY FINE GOODS IN SERGES, IM- PORTED CASSIMERES AND CHEVIOTS. ELEGANT WHITE SERGE, AND FLANNEL NORFOLK AND SAILOR SUITS, JERSEY SAILOR SUITS, VERY LIGHT WEIGHT AND HANDSOME, OUR RANGE O¥ PRICES ON SMALL BOYS' SUITS 18 FROM 4 TO 16 YEARS, A FINE LINE AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF @5. ODD PANTS, ALL-WOOL, NEW STYLES OF CASSIMERES AT $1. WE THINE WE HAVE MORE NEW, FINE AND DESIRABLE STYLES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, AND WE SHOW THEM WHERE CUSTOMERS CAN HAVE STRONG LIGHT TO SEE THEM BY. ‘WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU. -E.B. BARNUM & CO, my37 931 Pansrivaxn Avance, Mus M. J. Passo, LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FREXOE RUSSIAN BANGS. ‘BHEA WAVES, Always in order by Plain Combing. ‘Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled. my2l-Im* .| “Sibts 48 & 49, Denisson & Leighton sub. div. Merl- FOR SALE—LOTS. {OR SALE—TWO BUILDING ‘ON HST, N. Fs extended ; 13s sqi Pee Fie 20k FOR SALE—LOTS. R SALE—PREMISES 906 MASSACHUSETTS, rs with improvements Ee Pieoioas Snare F& SALE TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS, incite aeer 3. R HERTFORD, 1423 F st, R SALE—ONLY FIVE LEFT IN THE MARKET OF THOSE SUPERB VILLA IN ROSL! HEIGHTS, AT ORIGINAL FIGURES. os wa T. H. SYPHERD & CO. ous RK SALE—TWO UTIFUL LOTS ON CON- ae gue SAE OF et | Minerticatave rhcer Dupont Gila. For Souse and OR SALE — A NUMBER OF FINE LOTS ON le there are few 16th st. n. w. above Scott Circle; six Lotson north | terms apply to Side of Swan st., bet. 16th st. n. w. and. Nery low price. "BATES & WHITMAN. 1407 Fata ¥. my28-3t ST. BET. 9TH AND FLOR SALE—-TWOLOTSON S. Five TRO LOTS ON play buliding up wath FE SALE — SPECIAL BARGAINS OF LOTS IN houses, and but few vacant lots are left. Price University Park, Columbia Height ler > 4 Vs » WILOOX & WINE. 1907 Washington “Heights. Mount Pieasaiit end Lanier vivant ave eo a R SAI ON, sod Ist et 2 feet 6 $12) per sg. ft. WESCO: (907 Pennsylvania ave. Fe SALE_THE PRETTIEST TOT, TS GEOR wn. on Roadst. | Price 1 per Si E1907 Peunsplvania ave. may Heights. BATES & WHITMAN, 1407 5 ee ‘AN, 1407 F et. n. w. 4TH, BET. bo A WILCO! Fo SALE_ONLY FIVE LEFT IN THE MARKET OF THOSE SUPERB VILLA SITES ON Yr AT ORIGINAL, FIGURE oRrOsEEN HEIGHTS, SXPHERD & CO. is at ie FRELOOTAR AE Fonittrst extendea stage ne hoteles Shoice lots" on Princeton st, Heights, only 35¢, ‘One of the finest choices within one block of Stanton 730. the nest comer on Pennsylvania ave., bet. Wa parhineut and Warhiuicon Gaeleraeay cheery WoT Oe WILCOX WIN syivania ave Fs. SALE_A LOT ON H 8T., BET. 20TH AND ist. South front. Cheap. WESCOTT, WILCOX & WINE, 1007 Penusylvania ave. ‘myz7t For SALE—WE HAVE BEEN DIRECTED TOSELL a imited numberof Lota in Whitney Close, at prices Fanging fro to 18% cents per square ESCA StMCLACHLER & GOs foot. es a F'st nw. arppent and Washinton ve Muy27-St_ A. MeMcLACHLEN & CO. 1321 Fat. nw. tobe made publ bet 20th and 21st ata, foo chew | oo SALE-LANIER HEIGHTS TWO | HAND, 19 ahd 20, 6g. some lots on “Kansas ave.: columand ‘fine view £2,000 feet on weeds mg, 190, Kock Crock Valley ‘size 50x140 feet: only 27 cents my28-3¢ Se pied eee juare foot. Easy terms. “Wrandeome lot gu Toplar ave, 276 feet fromt: oon- fain 20,425 square feet, prict 17 cents per square ee ‘A.M. McLACHLEN & OO. 1321 F st. nw. my2-1m* FOR BALE ON ¥ FIVE LEFT IN THE MARKET. OF THOSE SUPERB VILLA S x HEIGHTS, AT OMIGINAL FIGUKE ¢ CTS Oe T. H. SYPHERD & co., my28 1007 Fst. Fen S472 CHEAP LOTS THAT OFFER OPPOR-| JOR SALE—A VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOT tunity for safe investment. in Todd & Brown's sub. Kalo ve., Washington Heghts. Apply to ‘equally as good as Columbia Heizhta),in Mt Pleasant: | Q. F PRESBREN, 320 9h 30 ne mye te ou Meridian Hill and Whitney Close, also ou Patterson, St.,near N. Cap, abd M sis..at prices raucing {rum 16 INO, SHERMAN £ 60, 07 ALE_LOTS—ON 8 ST., NEAR 10TH ST. 20 x100, at $1.25; on 22d st.’ near P st., 20x100, at : ou 2ist st. near P st., 46x80, at 82 aud other loty Tanking trom S5e. to 83.50 per foot, JNO. SHERMAN &60,,1407 Fs my28-3t NLY FIVE LEFT IN THE MARKI ‘OF THOSE SUPERS VILLA S(TES ON HOSLYN, HEIGHTS, AT ORIGINAL FIGURE, 4 CT! ‘Tf. H. SYPHERD ‘JROR SALE-CHEAP_A LOT ON EAST CAPITOL street, bet. 6th and 7th, O1 feet front by an average depth of 20 feet. AUSTIN P. BROWN, ‘Real Estate and Loans, ms26-1w 1426 Fat. OR SALE—136 BY 133 FEET OF GROUND, fronting on Pa. ave., cor. 9th st. s.., dager beer garden), situated midway between ‘the United States Capitol and the new bridge. This fine property offers one of the best opportunities for lucrative in- vestment in the market, ‘This point must necessarily, be the center of businesson Pa ave.east. A barcain is _my28-3t 1007 F'st._ | offered in the above. Sera UR SALE—SEVERAL DESI LE Li N + ‘Rooms 5 Fiithe western extension of atesa ave af oneralatns ee ee st speculative prices, if taken at once, Abont one-half of purchase money onl} vous only required. “Address Hox 12, Star office, Poe sae THAT ELEVATED AND BEAUTIFUL Lot. cornering on Mana, ave.and 3d #t. n. e., 131 by 110 fect, to.au alley, one block from Stanton Square and Greene Statue, and commanding a fie view of the city and suburbs, kuown as lot 5, square 782. Present iiuprovements rent for 42 per mouth. Only Columbia Heights. A fine corner property for sale. A bargain to an iumnediate purchaser. S50 Der mduare S008 ta Ca TNOREIA, my28-7t ee ree my26-5t* 934 Fst, Rooms 5 and 6. oR “Two LOTS ON STH E ‘OR SALE—140 FEET FRONTING SOUTH ON OE Ea ors ON ISTE. Sr, Mad, ave.,one square from the United States Capitol, at2oc.; a Lot near Columbia Toad, at 81.33 per square foot. This lot is cheap at &2 per 2 Tet on atyenear th foot, THOS. A MMTTCHE iwest, lait Of ‘Sutiare T1208 SOE ECE=ceorenaa Dei fare Taso aes a JOR SALE<CHOICE OSTRANDER & STALEY, 1 Lot on 16th st. bet. P and Q sts. n. 2. Sane 1410 New York ave._| 1 Loton Q st. bet. 30th and 21st ets. n.w. AVE, BET M-& N.PER PT.81.40 | 1701 ou {otk ge tet and Uo eS np st. 20x00, per ft -20 | 1 Loton Sat. bet. New Hampshire ave, and 18th 1.4 SR Wana oe Jot Ben fe 0 | my26-6t 8. C. HILL, Cor. Sth and F sts, Fok SALE2TH NR. U.10 RS.LT.46x112,84,800 | FOE SALE MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE—LOTS 11 Bats Hsgieae §; Capitol 8-room hot, 20x00.°3-200 | ao an imunediate purchaser at oe per square font st. 630 n.w., 10-to0m aud stable, 242136... 33 my i Pi "EUAN CRM rade | SaaS CRP OR SALE—TWO LOTS, 2D § W., BETWEEN | ge = “ Cand D, 34x94, 67%100, to alleys, suitable for coal pas gine eae |. GOODAGRE, Clifton yard or livery stable, or to Build on. easy terms, able. or Me Pleasant’. a my28-33t* WRIGHT & BOLTON, 9th and F sts, = wa en = < FOE SAPECA RARE BARGAIN 20 cents A | WOE SNitpak Nor 1735, Gotan in sleek foot—I on north side of East Capi st. near 30c.; is ° prompt purchas ‘i Lath st. and Lincoln Park. 15-foot side alley atid 30- Soe Ot ne Or RE ET TL, foot rear alley. $3 ce 1, 2, amc 3yger® | my23-2w 26 Pa. ave: se. Ba AA SST | _my23-2 ae JOR SALE—LOTS—THREE LOTS, COR. PENN- sylvania ave. se. 14th strect, and Georgia ave., 40,000 square feet, frontaze of 486 feet, at bo cents ulso six lots, square 2, Le Droit Park, cor. Spruce and Juniper streets, 22,000 square feet, trontaxe of 313 feet, and only ohne square from two lines of street cars, So dente s foot. FA LEHMANN, O17 7th et. iw, iny20-6t* Fok, SALE-A NICE LOT 25290, ON NEW IRABLE BUILDING LOT. 8 ST, det. Oth and LOth sts, n, w., 20x95 to paved alley: I: tlew nelghiorhcod and goed class of houses . FRED. KELLEY. 513 9th st. 0. w. OR SALE—CHEAP_M 8T., NEAR N. H. AVE, two Lots, 20 ft. front each. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, my28-3t 1303 F st. = as Bie bas Hampshire ave, between Mand N sis. Apply to (\OR SALE—VERY EASY TERMS, HANDSOME | owne Lot on Rhode Island ave, sitio my $-4we 5 Hist. nw. oR SALE— Foe SUIS on THE TENLEYTOWN RoaD, OPPOSITE PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S COUNTRY SEAT AND ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH. Stages will run shortly every half hour from High st; fare, > cents. Lots sold on ‘easy terms. Monthly payments ac- cepted on contracts for deeds and deferred: payments bear 9 per cent interest “Tweuty lots have been alresdy #01 ‘These lots immediately adjoin the Washiugton Inn, ‘which will be open tor guests June 1. ‘OR SALE—167 FEET FRONT ON 16TH extended, only 25¢. si my28-3t ‘FAOR SALE—TEN LOTS (100,000 FEET) ON 14TH Street road, at Mt Pleasant, with spring; on long: ume. Dr. D. BREED, cor, Sth and F sts. nw. or | Plat of lotwson file in our office. Howard ave., Mt. Pleasant, my2120 | ny63m EI ELAS SALE_—FINE LOTS ON OREGON AVE. JUST from N. H. ay Fk (YOR SALE—THE WEST HALF OF SQUARE offering for a short time at 90c. Hime at routine ithe C and D ste. vs containing 2 io allo peraquare foct.-aiso hnest lot om Whitney Stes 7 4 in 2 kujotitng Wintuey ‘Close and Dresb. Chapel, eb foed | building lots, and well arraiuged! for immediate, im froutiny soutl, only She! per square footc alse, Seigg | PrUveMent, with sewer, water anda sidewalk alleys, gets Juuproved by anual uouse now under rent, A.M. | tcarlun and will be’ sold, on accomnacdavine wopine MCLACHLEN & C0. 1321 F stinw. " “* "my26-3t renvession giveu: immediaicls. DASE NHOWLE df SON, Aenta, 1115 F st. RSALE—LOTS— 2, Bat. bet, 13th and 14th, 25 bet. 1th and 14th, 23 and 1sth, 33. OH SALE—WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELLA Tange block of laud, including a corner lot on Cor lumbia Heights, at a SPECIALLY LOW PRICE for s few d 738 15th st. a.w. JFAOR SALE—CAPITOL HILL CORNER PROPERTY, | ) et Suhaibc Fo Gnvestientorbuthos tanmmer ited | #9 8h: ear Sa ERTL, ws on corner of North Carolina ave. and Ninth street se, | 2 ZOU at near O- 21x107-- nf cuba yuase fom erie SE Eaat Capi | & “tet and Lith, #7, ine of cars, containing 16,000 aquara feet. Can be | 1 ve and 2 bought at a bargain. ALBERT F- FOX, 3G, bet pened SES = Bo 20 Eisen we ay bet. 20th and 21st, 40x70, to 20-4 ‘OR SALETLOT N; CAPITOL, NEAR H, 203100, | 2 Pa sive, near 22d st 2028 cach fark y wall 2. : in more in desirable locatio Lot iat near i ate 25 | GEO. W. LINKING, cor. 19th and H sts, -myl4-1m. Lot 4th st, near A 3 iiiera2 5 Lot, Qst,, near 15th st, 2: 5 Fe SALE—I HAVE MANY LARGE FRONTAGES, : Be y desirably located in the northwestern part of Loth at. above sent Circle, 18-7380. 220 | thecity aud single Lote without atuniber for sale ati" eee & MacGOWAN, 1008, 101 OF st. vesiucit einen SNL ACPRESCOTT, FE SALE—100,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND ~ — in Todd & Brown's subdivision of Pleasant Plaii on Sherman ave, Sheridan, Farragut, and SS PPP) EFE cco 1 A L sts, A bargain. ‘Terms easy. gs Pp Pp eo HW AA LE CHAS. A. McEUEN, Sss, PPP KR OG T AA L _my28-7t fee "10 Fst | 53 P Gog H Aaa EH FGF SARE=200,000 SQUARE FEET oF GROUND | “SS” P pote, Se = in Isherwood at # low igure and on easy terms. CHAS. A MCEUEN, m, 1420 F st. THAT 62c. SHIRT. ‘You will have an opportunity to buya $1 Shirt for G2c. for a few days longer. The Shirt is laundried, has Linen bosom,;bands and wristbands, reinforced, and guaranteed a perfect fit. IN OUR HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. (OR SALE—FRONTAGE OF 160 FEET ON 4TH st., between D and E sts. ne., by depth of 105 feet. Clas. A MCEUEN, BLOCK OF LOTS—FRONT- it. road, between Whitney ave. Temunerative investment to © and Scott st. A very Quick purchaser; price low: terms easy. Hag) cr 50 pieces All-Linen Crash, in Plaids, 18 inches wide; meee 1420 F st-__| a bargain at 10c.; fora few days only 6c. a yard. OR SALE — SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING (hts fronting souths 0x00, owidealley witha | BBR AU OU MMMM S85 iuivantages for immediate hnprovement, BB AK U U MMMM 3 tween 3dand 4th sts. me, A banca fey AA 0 Ou MMM SS BoB AAA u MMM 8, = my28-7t BBB A A UU CUM MM ‘ss = Ror eae ena et ee tae BEAD | ae RRR, U U RN N KOK of N os Ao cleven ti 2150, about ; 000 feet; @ decided bargain to umediae pur-| THOR U U NNN KK gs chaser; ternis easy. HAS. A. MCEUEN T RRR U U NNN KK ssy my28-7t iwofe | T RR UU NNN KK g 8. =e T RR vv NNN K kK Sss8> A beautiful Plot of Ground, northwest, within ue square of Dupont Circle; 109 feet front by 8 depth ieee MEE A of 134 feet to a good alley. Wul sell aga whole orby | Assortment cannot be matched in the city. We have Singlelo, tee OSA MOLCEN | thom from the CHEAPEST to the FINEST. We men. mnyabIae __1420Fst._| tion a few items to illustrate what we are doing in this AOR SALE — EIGHT BEA’ iL BUILDIN ‘Lots, 18.6290, to wide alley, on 3d st. east, between Eand orth (eagt'ale): gas, rower, water, Be. A an chaser, pereen ‘CHAS. A. McEUEN, _ my28-7t See 1420 Fst YOR SALE—SQUARES AND HALF-SQUARES IN lite uurthoasvern part of the cityr very demisauts line: PACKING TRUNES. Extra-large boxes, double-bound sheet-iron edges well slatted: iron balance, strong locks, iron center- band, bottom rollers, leather handles, and metal caps, all well-made, lined with fancy paper. z y fo priced Th or fo) Size 24,28, 82,38, Ree oF eee tuna A MSEC 90c. 81.25. 91,50. $1.75. my28-7t aes 1420 Fst. = JOR SALE—TWO LOTS ON MSTN.W., BETWEEN STEAMER TRUNKS. Ofer hemor pete Covered with duck, double-bound iron edges, well slatted and clamped, patent bolts. Ls Siro 30, 384, UNIVERSITY PARK, uae vase cor. California ave.. as projected, at GD Lots, ZINC TRUNES. Extra-large. round-top boxes, covered with crystal- ized zinc, sheet-tron double-bound edges, large double headed hardwood slats, set-up tray, with bonnet box. Sizes 26 to 36; 26 is $2.50; raise 25c. asize. DUCK TRUNKS. Barrel-top, covered with heavy duck, painted slate- colorand varnished. Sizes 26 to 34; 26 is $3. raise 50c. a size. LEATHER TRUNKS. Barrel-top, large boxes, covered with leather, wide double-bound edges, iron bottom, five hardwood slats on top, two all round the body, strap hinges put on * original prices, 8 Rosemount Park, st original peices Sands my27-3t* ‘i “3319 Fst PGE SALE 33000 80. FE OF GROUND, Wirt e three squares from atagpeculative suse. LiL & ROTHERROID. ‘apae-ow 1226 F st. now. JOR SALE—A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SMALL Diocks of ground im the eastern section of the ci at speculative prices. TYLER & RUTHERFO 1226 F st. avl6-70" LOR SALE-10TS, + Pots 3 6, Vik. 15, H& E sub. div. Meridian Hil ‘with frames renting for 818 per mouth. Price 40c. per Ds in sa, 152 at O5c.& 750, with strong rivets, patent bolts and rollers; full Sara- Zoteou Colwnbia road bet 14thand 15thstsextended. | tova finish. Lots in, biks. 14, 15, 16,18 and 20, Meridian Will | Sizes, 28, 30, 3%, 34, 36, Several fine lots in Whitney Close & Slintwuod Place ae eseh. ae 0050. 8725. CS TYLER & RUTHERFORD, A follline of Gents’ Trunks and extra-size Ladies’ mny7-bw* 1226 F streot northwest | Trunks at all prices. SALE— . ESS S¢xGtHorizep 70 oFrer, FoR A_FEW GENTS’ CLUB SATCHELS. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE CHEAP-ICE CREAM FREEZER, ower machibe, ten wallons capacity. : onler, at WEEKS & OOLS Auction Rouse: PYG |COUNTRY_REAL_ESTATE. JOR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH. A FARM OF 184 Fors m halt cultivated: balance tn wood; dealing: Ouse. a never " purest, swectent water. weil femeed. Taal roll barns LE ‘onl ROR 8A FINE SQUARE, SECOND-HAND Hak Fichter ened. fae rand coer. Tae | [meee mien from here, on, she Virginia Min $180; 9 ie amportient of wcoad-hand’ square sud | Sct PSC aD Mexmadra, Sa. upracht Pianos for ale cheaj’a: EE broor, JOR RENT_THE MOST COMPORTARL A GOOD OFF Iiniyatteriie fog weather raed, md Be STB gt gran, fates. fame ed oer the iste RK. Eliott, Req. Apply or address 424 5h JOR SALE-AFRARE ey Fritegin a iad wit TOR GALE TEN ACRES WITH GHALL HOUSE ld epring. @1,500, 300 fruit trees. Qacre vineyard, furniture of 9-room howe Bs in Siret-class order, mcluding silver, also bed and table linen; house for rent- most ciesirabl root frame house, tars with stavling for § Morse! situation northwest. No dealers nord apply. A great | $ raya frame house. bar -- 5.500. if sold in next 15 days. r ‘BY. Star Fa Beat at raken et —" ~ ake a msa0cer FIVE ACR! a beantiful ty Ling site In oak grows, Se mile from KO station. $500. JOR SALE — A FOUR SEAT CANOP TWENTY ACKES on bluff overlooking city and river, ry Wagon and set of baw 83,000. Harness. Toguire at JOHN MCLAUGHLIN’ Livery | Many other choice and cheap homes near the elty. Stabler 12 2dat. a. e- my Se | Oallor end for bullet ee enh ace Fen SALE IANDSOMIE RIDING AND DaLvING | yea . RD 8008 horse, seven years old; beth suitable for lation eae HEAT ELE THE HOLLADAY y or ride, Can be seen at 37 G st. nw, ny tote | All oftors Lots in fiyattsvaite of al OR SALE — THOROUGHBRED ENGLIS os Seo ots Puppies; also young male Mocking Birds, a eee WO each; and fine lot cheap Parrots at SCHMID" Bink Store, 12th st. two doors south of Pennsyly nw. apis FOE SALE, DED FEATHERS, 150.4 POUND, New, Clean and Live Picked. Best feathers for the ‘Also, Choice Geese Feathers, lowest ‘Promptly delivered WM. SEI~7, atteville, Md. JOR SALE—PAl barn, orchard, ines: 15 minutes’ ri aguire of OWNER, store, 1 JOR SALE—100 ACRES, NEAK SILVER SPIN, Bnest and cheapest trect for sublividine iu the market. We can offer some bargains in good farms at Herm don, Falls Church: also, on Metropolitan Hranel Kail- road and across astern Braveh. ‘A 70-acte tract, proved, beat Georgetown Pike, af slow feure, BgZS-de BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 1008-1019 Fst. ALE—AT HYATTSVILLE A BEAD TIFUL 9 vis house, with stable, Just ‘the ‘right distanoe fron! the ata vetiate purchaser will be sold cheay Tuoney., All sy Istand Hasta nw = JOR SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGG Varniahed wacons: 4 milk wagins and or Varnished warns. also painted wastu \d ladies” pluetons, COOK, 3295 JOR SALE—Cu Pups. Price, 825. i. doctors’ done stare, on easy terme. J. porgetow nh myza-s cE ENGLISH MASTIFI Address ii. T, JANNEY eangte: mee, J Als, lote for sale on the hich erouuds in Johneom oo SE or che Wine's addition. Hyatteville is the most desirable JOR SALE—TWO STRONG HORSES, 4 FRESH | suburb of Washinton. "Appi te Cows, and @ lot of sheep, GEORGE’ C. ROL WESCUTT, WILCOX & WINE. Manassas, Va, = ~_ my2s-3tt "| my27-6t 107 Pa Ave. JOR SALE BICYCLE, SO-INCH DICTATOR, | POR SALE TEN PO ONE HUNDERD ACKES OF vertical-ball bearinis: ih ftst-claas condition, very ville Pik mile from D.C. Lite mw at mold at A uvenients gun ~ J. F. MOORE, 1311 BR Lave. | Box 32, Star office mys ERESTAURANT AND POOL-RUOM, IN LEASE-TWO MILES FROM. FALLS food onder; od stand and business, 1104 8th st rel, ce mile from Beileys Crews Kenda, Vee uname | fine Far ateof eal SARRIAGES—PHAE: dwation. wi rite #30 yer day CARRIAGES, PHAETON Sener cen wt ~ah “= Spring Wacons, for sale and, built to atong aa! Nae Py ARNER RCO, WAG Ft. eed Ek Le ices aooderate. AL WTON, 2710 and 27 Peak .MES AT MODERATE COST. First-class 1 Ht A DAISY DARK PAIR OF ROAN iateh Horses; four years ol:well broke je or double: weigh about 2000 Tbs, "Ay 41 Bist. uw. E—PATENT OF] ete set, bound, from 187 ‘othe nhs the fable tr tation fare four cents Why not havea on S FOREST, AND SULPHUR iritues. adjoining Hyattyville. wily 81,000, t0 te Sk vial Myueoontam wrth short na Departuient, Stat ewellitie. Address J. HALLS Tout tae best amortnent in W Cran usin mya tw EN ACRES ON » DIC. You can secure @ supple JOR SAL choicest land, 84 ACRES ante om 7th ste trattis per day (artes of id daprovenente, ment, world: on sn Adarese WE oa Py builaings orest Glen Station, oul distant. srood fences, JOR SALE—AS I INTE ABOUT JUNE | For further particulars. inguin at the ilict of Ast to occupy new offices in the Equitable Building WAZELION & PAGE, T offer my Othice Counters, Sat my21-1m SN. atabancain. For furt 0. LROSE PARK “ot rw M2 AER LOTS FOR SALE-THE: Most = Se Miocciraive in Wyaturciile, ory @ renaen FP QE, SAEESONE OS ‘he inte ft ¥" Eliott, ag. Apply to oF adddrese 454 sewlly used. owner eavine the city. Price #230. | Sth ate ws myte coriginal cost, 8425 be wold fia é A ¢ WoRCH'S Music Stor, B25 Thee ne JOR MENT — BRICK MANSION, 19 Rooms: partly furnished. at Prederick. 18 acres of select fruits; garden, shade, pasture, &¢.: suitable for mur: mer of winter boarders” For particulars address!” U. Box 573, Frederick, Md, my 16-30" JOR SALE—A FINE SUBURBAN PROP Mitel Fx SALE_FIRST CLASS 44X9 BILLIARD TA- ble, in perfort onde, with two’ sets bail, eurseate all accoasorien. Pree #100. Can. be seett at 13 i'w, between 4 and 3 o'clock ps me eos JOR SALE—CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS, NEW and second-hand. at pricesand termatowult Four Clave builders, Kepalripe promptly ateuded te. 33, Clase builders. Kepaings prom <i, MEEKS, 621 nw sil arr 4-01 JOR SALE—CALIFORNTA, WINES. CLARET, per Kal,: Hock 81: Swert Catawba, O0e 7 DES BOC. Angelicn, $1.90;" Burgundy, #2; uo. liquar by glass: vods, del tree. H. A'SELIGBOS, 1200 Pasa my: delivered 3-3 JOR SALE—PARTIES WITH GOOD REFERENCES can procure fine Clothing and Tuiloriug on easy Athout security, at the lowest cash prices i ‘& SON, Manufacturing Clothiers Line niles Garrett Park: INW4 acres, bent a good state of cultivation: has an fruit and 60 acres of « proved by, a fine’ dwelling 87.400 to build; also, outt bothoed: couvansent to ‘sl sold at THERFORD, 1226 F st.nw. ‘OL SALE—SUBURBAN— ‘On 14th st. road, near Brightwood, six mores of und, 11-room frame dwelling, stable and carriage use. At Laurel, Md. Gothic Frame Dw: comer lot about one LE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS, JAME jebrated historian and biographer, says “that there ix placed a st of Appleton [JOR SAI ling, 11 rooms, t acre of ground ; also, opposite car- in every house were her, one acre around, at low gure. Cyclopaedia it ix like sending the whole taumnly to c Ob Harewood Koad, near Soldiers’ Home, quarter lege.” ‘This work, all the volumes, can be obtained at | acrewround, new two-story aud attic france dar ‘uee on stuall monthly paymente’ by addressing Box sew carping: hot 123, Star my2)-toje® TV Lek & RUTHERE hw. SALE-BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!—OFFE p FARM, ABOUT 7 MILES Fi wanted for all Lumber and Brick on lot northeast mifles frota.‘Hyntta\ D.C, and 1 ad corner 14th and E sts. se. Address D. M. GOUD- ntly pu ACRE, Howard ave., Mt. Pieasant, D.C. my20-1m sees) JOR SALE—A DELIGHTFUT, BRACING TONIC, Lhree fourth Deltur well net cree, reat wit held. residence Lew aud of to Post ond rails, receutly put up, water in every ern ate; all uevematy fa tro and Wild Chery, at the fountain of SF WARES Ebbitt House aud super view ‘of surroun HELLER & STEVENS, 901 and | butbulkiiocs C, Per Klass, bt miy1S-3u1_ | ing countey and the Capitol, Washineton M: Soldiers Hane, “iadenabuy am eyer's New Carriage Factory and. Repositors. information apply es of all the different styles in. the market. froin iter tai lowest to the huguest.priced work, “‘Thewe jobs for | aie will Meet persons at te suleorcachnuged on the bet of termi, CAlso painting | St sane snes uy 11 tin airing done ost the notice. WM. F | 20K SALE AND EXCHANGE Eke 366 Penuyivania ave. u. ny eiat’ | VOR SALE AND EXCHANGES UBURBAN Places; fruit, grain, and qrast farias. Also i s N DIAL” “GAS STOVES, HAPS | proved and unimproved city property on easy tern Patent Earth Closets, sinoktless, dustions, dor. | Shecial attention is called 4043 twtwh ten teu-rostn Jesg-can be used for cucthaif cost of coal. Agent: Ik | brick, ail mod. imps. at « bargain” WM. MPBELL, Plumber, 917 oth st Baad Pennsylvania ave nw. J{OR SALE—BICYCLE a STROD NTA SMALL FARM-HOUSE, FIVE Bud coud, S50; hover Satety Bieyeles Grae Viewer | A toome: arden aud stabie, ‘Also, if duimed, eles 0 Bt eras EY Seas aE” | ation pretty and bealtiy. an pulls cosh oss waite a LEKIES.” 1400 X.¥-ave.__mii__ | Coit of Hilver Spring railrued ststion. on JOR SALE—A SPLENDID 7 OCTAV! Roney fia, for, vais Qi cami: oe ‘mente at 8100; stool aud cover included. Ha Te PIANO EXCHA: gaya oo se 3 (0K SALE—A GRAND BARGAIN, A BEAUTIFUL Upright Piauo for only 813) cash, owner has 20 turther Sse fort, Call ant gee it at THE PIANO EXCHANGE LEE, Silver Spriug Post 1 Spl wos. RSA ANAGOS' THE BROOKLYN OF W Building low overio Tine tan ove lot iv taken Villasites similarly locaied: improved strecta, br sidewalks: iutrinie as well ‘an? syecs _myl7_ uae ._ | Rowen built plan of purchaser or moe Jor SALE—A HARE CHANGE, A MAGNIFICENT | tirect care eraded nals, churchon of aaeicinekamp Square, Grand Seale Piano tor only | “ihighly improved farm, 100 acres; mendo Jand aud garden land, truit trees, fue str tuineral spring; Uuree amiles from Al #8,000. at once. my17 ‘THE PIANO EXCH JOR SALE—JAS. RAGEN. 1014 PA. AVE. NW. | "Lance farm, 3300 acres, meadow, upland snd mart Sole Agent for J.T. Cowles’ Improved Stand Pipes five males trom Uridge. Ss and Pes, with ice-proct steps aud balcuny bly to H. A GRISWOLD, stairways. Plans and estimates furnished on applica- | _ api0-2m0 z Auaoostia, D.C ona eas ae a eae aa COMBEIDGE, MASS —TO LET NEAR THE cote QOR SALE-THE “OTTO” jexe, house of 13 rooms with stable; ail in « 10 boiler: avid expensiv. ndance; | plete order. terms reasonable to a desirable tehan quires no boiler: avoids ail expensive atten Vote urdir teFuie reasonable 'to “gate o lus of ime; uo baudluneut fuel. Send for crcular Shdince list B-BALLAUE, Agent, 731 that my INESS CHANCES. JOR SALE—SAND AND LIME, IN ANY QUANTI- y» at coal dump, Prompt deliv- ea am Fae UST.BE SOLD SHARE, CHANCE POR 4 COUN. “"Riso, at Coal office, 1706 7th st. p0-1 ‘sd Remy BBO Ac n TENTS Goda Fraiue house, oo fencing inured for N00. a Jam sell foe BOE cat junction, on Band ¢ LOWE & DONOR: 308 Raat Cay QOK SALE—CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE dole a sploudid busiuem.' rare chatice mint Oe FR SALE—AWNINGS, FLAG ning stripes and cauvae for store, city and 1 pes and canvas {01 country residences, M. G. COPELAND & OO. 409 11th st. n. mh21-3m Fao} im _use on this paper. Tb sirable, they are’ i zocd condition, and capableof ex. 00 vurde ply te Cellent service for two. or threo” gears on « Peper of joderate circulation. Will be sold cheap, im bulk Ade Gress THE EVENING SIAR NEWSPAPEE Co, Washington, D.C. ‘aso. PATENT, W 26 4 Meat, "muy" ___MONEY TO LOAN. _ WWANTED—85,000 AT 3 PER CENT ON BEST WASTER 220,87 GEE CENT ON, BEST 8.W., Star office. May 27— BR EAL ESTATE LOANS, LIFE AND FIRE INSUR- nce placed Ariuy and Navy Pas Accounts cashed, ipans on’ Building Association Stock or other good Gollsteral Security. WM. H." DEMPSEY, "1434 ‘New | Clothiers and Tailors my York ay; os 00K AT THIS-YOU CAN HAVE YOUR FUR W, SW MOPRERE, 0 sioner of Deeds 16r Atotfice from 8.30 a. m, to s HAVE IN HAND 96,000 TO LOAN FOR 3 OR ture and boxes stored at 90 ew York ave. n. wig cut Real Estate security. | change by load or bulk: oods boisted by elevator Gor. Sth and F sts, oa V G_HANDBILLS, 4x6, 30,000 814, 100,000 5 G0) #10, 5.06 Z presnes, expert Work Sortment autique, sti, liven, tnted, cc white letter, note and till-head paper in the eity DERSON & MOOKE, 1010 and 1017 Pa.ave. nw. is ON BEAL ESTATE, fmy25]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. _ __1000 _ THC $300, 81,000, °° 92.000." to Loan on Real Estate.” Lowest rates 5,000 soano HULL & DEAN, delays” (uyzo-0t) EA. McINTINE, 918 Fst. Be recnitle fore MoXEY, 70,,0AN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW: | GOGEBIC ILON NINING STOCKS, est rates of interest. WESTERN FAKM MORTGAGES myi9-15t sles Sr ee and Lands, and Real aye Washam ae SC ESTAS Minneapolis Chicago. EY NON ED REAL ESTATE secunty OAS OV RANCIS B MOHUN. Office: Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 Pat my 2-7 Real Estate and Loans, 1331 Fat, | _mh7-sm <e E ON REAL E < THE \HE_ WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANT GRE Besos wea nares rng | TE INGTON SATE NTE ES interest and commissions. G. L KNIGHT, 607 Tua ¥16 PA. AVE, N. W. (South Side.) Stinw, 4 doors sbove Fst. ai20-Gw | Persons going ‘or ieaving the city shoula M avail themselves of the advantages offered by tis come ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT | Yahy for the safe keeping of bonds. securitics, Jewelry, DAYS. those three 1@ Loteat the corner of | Good quality heavy-grain leather, lange double-flange ‘attention to all applications, 5 Hate and otter valuiies. Clothing, paiijiary work AGeMGLna’ is dils ininediateoeatiy'g TEES | Jayanned frame, largedouble agp’ nickel Tock, tO | poy gm Ne eT a ee en a ere abot sien (SLR retrace peace JOSP®, 10 LOAN ON REAL Earare: ar'5 Tog | ster. your vaiuabieraremolon or bared. Sizes 12, ft per Anbu, ay sul or on food A 2 TOFFER \, VERY CHEAP LOT ON 82. 82.25, 92.50. $2.90. collaterals security. sed Te A PHILLINE” | _£20-6m_coaturdaya a to pny bi treet extended, if it ap! 1425 How Horkeve._ (atone wns. G, tatty aie ae 3) ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LoaN ON Corner 8th and Fst Continental Club Bag, solid leather, leather lined, a qo Se Cc A Cc JZOR SALE—LOTS-—SEALED PROPOSALS very handsome Satchel; 83. Sp OP SLL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. mw. a A SA prety pa mnt Fume ae Leet tees {yg ONEY 10 LOAN ON REALESTATE insoMG | HOW TO SAVE THE “FORMER WHEN BUYING 4 being ein a NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS thet oOo unre tnt A Mie Hl ‘Chant | Ctub Satchel,extre-fine quality, patent frame; the | MU Qo fui utiowest rete of interest, THE LATTER” sin, Superior, and Ontario avenues, cont finest in the market; leather lined; $8.50. R.O HOLTZMAN, het of FINE HOI square feeb or aby two oF more lots < KOHOLTZMAN, | Lock “over” our wonderful price ‘Terme one one and two years, or ali YVALISES. 3 commer 1 - | READY-MADE CLOTHING and you cm surmise WLaNMANS Sth and Hstreete awe aagzoere |. Solid Leather Valise imitation Alligator, linen lined; | Jy ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REALESTATE | wnat wo mean by our heading. ssh High baat € a = 3 JF[OR SALE-A FINE BLOCK OF Lots in | ®325 The samme, duck covered, $2 Moderate commissions. No delay. 4 sonst, | A Nice Business Suit at 86, worth $10. F ‘Heights, consisting in Of the three at — ae TERS = ——— A Handsome Black and White Cheviot Suit, at €10, ihe lntereaction of Caizornia ana las wusette aves.: a ates ONE TO LOAN oe ‘worth 815. cae tree paper building sites are the ‘neat on the en- ieee i u ae = g's RT ee “ik pporetionn A Ratiful Brown Mixture Chevist Soit, at #20, ‘Siassachusetts ave. ex Evy my 4 cere gehen whole "tl aavatice ‘Gre oi Be a OD Si nal T | JoxnxtoLoay A Fine Prince Albert Suit at #1350, worth $20. W. RILEY DEEBLE, pe et as ited ‘AT LOWEST RATES OF: ‘A Grand Prince Albert Suit at #18, worth % 1319 F at my27_ 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. oN bee 7 i &00. a ee |ALE—TRIANGLE EAST OF SQUARE 1042, re sve Fein | | See ce easing 7 Boy's Dress Suit, age 14 to 18, at 86, worth €% Peet 1G che propored sus 2) Esmasusuz 1830. ]OREY TOLOAN oN REAL ESTATE aT LownsT | 4 rnc ote ta ato worth b3. Peg A ee — 'DANENHOWER & A. Child’s Suit that you are bound to like, age 6 to14, SSiress DB, Mt. GOOD, ‘cllton nerrace, Howasd JAMES ¥. DAVIS' SONS, att TLS Fat. 3, worth $4.50. aiiei: ‘i ‘Ok A Child's Suit, fp mee 24.50, frac Homma. 2S aah PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR 12TH Sr, | MOREY. secure tigen putes of interest So rao ane Reet ORO west half Lot oa — ‘delay where : chad EPs iets SESE | ermennasna mara oman =e 2 eb setae eben: ss ovtanens rt HATS st 82, $2.50, 63, 83.50, Cc Was Departs ati cet = 1008. eigngsvme Dakar Br Ga my19-10t" 934 F st, Rooms Sand@, | LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS. iat : my18 comer 70h and Gata. nw. os = y Rainer presen, 4 Clon DEBE pean caps. mcrae aged epee gong GED ‘those (CHILDRENS, BOYS’and YOUTHS' HATSana CAPS: GAS COOKING STOVES Luszers Leas Orrice: Dylon 21k, Gloria, Mohair, Alpecs and Gingham (Ou band end for sale, ‘Xo. 361 Pennayivanis avenue northwest. as : Five each; in good location on: 34. at. ees tin tg om — ena et A SEDTE BRaDiRy.o27 Pet, | mG oe mhS1 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. ‘