Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. HM hovers commencing at % mm. Colmbta, New Jersey, Eastern, «ware, Maryland and Virginia, 5 Ww westerly winds, “Live Ware You Live, the epfeure would say, f the passing day,” not leligbtful Sensation of oz the Ue odor of Eastman’s Aloha ne Suits $10, Eiseman’s 7&E. mkt { boxes and cases Messina, es and lemons receiving ow prices, bY HARRIS & | | aesenien: 008 avenue, | woot. pla #20. Eiseman’s,7 and. | Has-PuNreD GENTLEMEN'S Scanps, rare and | ¥ a reeeived al France's, corner 7th 5 | woor stripe suits 310. Elseman’s, 7 and E | Laxsnexen, 315 7th street, will have a f 4.500 Tolls StTaw mattings in’ jointed at 20 ft folntiew s cents per yard; Smyrna | S, and $1.65, reduced nearly 8 a © prices; 1,000 Smyrna mats | w wt SS cents an ¢ furniture | daens with low as 123 cents; also, the 2 : canoptes at . 4¥ and extends throughout Att-WooL check suits $10. Eiseman’s, 7 and E. Parsons’ HovskHonp Awwovta fs thestrong- . sheer and deodurizer ever known for the xy, tous. nursery aad bath: WH nog i: | ne test skin, and ts pleas- | | | LiguTstsa ul electric work. Kuebling. ALL-woou stripe suits $10, Eiseman’s, 7 and E. | Ox Account of Wearen, P: Pesseni's Iee-CREAM. } Leather Misses’ Spring Heel, | for $1.30 per pair, Woot. cheek sui Eiseraan’s, 7 and EL CRRTAIN DRATH To every Species of Insect. Proc- rs Insect powdi cents everywhere, ALt-WooL, ine bine suits $10. Eiseman’s, 7&B Jone Porrarts, Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave, Proreckaras! PHor work at Market Space. AP prices. ESTABROOK’S, ui | ml eman’s, 7 and E. Ais-Woot dark wixed Suits $10. Elseman’s, woot cheek nakes Speetal offer of 100 sheets linen sour address neatly engraved from steel i too env to match, for Wili zive res. Monosram and ad- on request. SW 5310. Elseman's, 7&E. | wWooL Might suits $10. Eiseman’s, 7 and EL & PURE WINES, Ligcons AND BERKELY, a pure IAY, the beston the Market tor the price, calvin. #18 yuarty amd 3 cents a pint, 23 | 4 Sample bottle, soto Tharp, S18 F st. nw. -woor bight suits gio. Fiseman’s, 7 and E. wool plaid suits $40, Elxeman's,7andE. | w LILLE st. mw. Latest z Shades, Aig-woon dark mixed suits $10. Elseman’s, 7&E. Gussses, $1. Hempler, ave., cor. 445. CIry AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nanton aL.—Dockstader's Minstrels, Atwacewa—“oliverte.” rey uns. Kenyans — Variety. Carrras.—Variety. | Manassas Paxouawa.—Day and evening. Condensed Locals. Mills, for eighteen years ehtef clerk Mr. Jno. stou, Cakes charge of the jolly Inn’ Fhe Maryland Democratte Club at its meeting last nicht wus addressed by Judge Dewees, of the nent of Justice. hards agt. the Baltimore and Co., in the Circuit Court yester- plaintiff for $1,050 Was rendered. “onseq isposition of Judge Montgomery, Judge Me pened the Criminal Court this morning and adjourned ft till to-mor row. Four small wht » boys and one small colored boy rt this morning cha reeabie for the residents were warned and their nse. ng been appointed es from the office sury, Was yesterday ter’softice with | Kk, with bronze ornaments, ine Division of Receipts he presentation address, nd sale, for the benetit of Society, Will be heid at | church Thurday and Friday evenings, attention of onzanizations contemplating advertisement of Colo- | personal bonis taken not to repeat the 0 Mr. Kos A. Fish, who, sasessor of th District, from a street at Ist vanta ave., and severely injured astaken to Ler home by Officer her hip. She Manstiele. to every new subseriber for one year to WreaLy Stak It ls a handsomely printed . profusely illustrated, with more d Inaps and dlugrains, andcontains eral InforIMAlOG, See advertise- ‘The Toledo Cadets. ENTHUSIASTICALLY W -D HOME AND PRESENTED Win $1,000. Jets arrived home from the lock Yesterday morning Toledo Cas Netional Dri were give 0 an enthusiastic reception, Mayor “i them and other speeches were ist nigut 2 grand banquet was given the sod they were presented with a $1,000 pure made up by eitizens of Toledo, \ pnts dispateh from Toledo says: ‘The feeling that the cadets were unfairly treated at We drt onal Fair Association etter toi ure of $5,000 against the Loum Lo occur at the fair best Sopiember leading banking Dis city, T-nlght tssied a challeng prize drill at “do Cadets, Ben: Perley Poore’s Funeral. PUQKAL TRIBUTES FROM WASHINGTON AND OTHER Aces. ‘The funeral of Maj. Ben: Perley Poore at Indian n on Was largely attend- ew notwithstandin severe rain storm which prevailed. The were simple and tmpress_ There were Merings from the Loyal wer. Harriet Prescott RL, the Grid- ., Providence ston, D. €. may Christie, deputy serge ates Senate; Harriet P i, of Boston, rept OL _C.L Ayres and ryport Loyal Le ‘A heavy storm } as Indian Bull is “i ralifuad station. The Walnut Hill Cemetery, ted = e THE Deter.—The la: or ort e National | tin the concluding per. | Invited to alarge chancery sale Of valuable cite 4 in the eilipee of | and suburban real estate’ by Reginald Fendall, niertetnment was | trustee, advertised in another column to take der electric Ughts, | Place ob the 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th and Yorn days try Corps. The ~ Ade. serv pleasing. ‘The | and the grand | ed. The Sscatin. organtz on in camp, | now Michig: adets, whe wo beote quarered at © breaking started fur home AMG8TS OF ST. COLUMBK The Knights | baille Last night elected and lustatled | uder: Jas. Lawlor, first. deputy second deputy; Patrick McKenna, | Wu urpay, recording secretary; | > po MeGrath, fnanetal secretary; M.D: | . reusurer: Patrick Maloney, Patrick Grftitn, | Pook MeGinly, &. P McGrath and Wim. Murpay lweniiers of the board of government, ‘xe PPP oo WoW Ww re CYTERY OF CHESAPEAKE.—The Preby- PPP O OWWWWD DEE RER t apeake, of tue Presbyterian Church gr O 0 wwWwWw Bi DER R, h, met ‘al Presbyter v 00° Wo OW «bpp EeeR BT » Chureh, Ke "of Greenwood, vemarle Co., Va., presiding 4s’ moderator. -D: vod. Shop? was ed un evangelist. Re iward Bells. J1.. presided at the ordination. APSOLUTELY PURE | i. Dinwiddie preached the ordination. ser rev. A.W. Pitzer delivered the est of Rev. J.C. ue Presbytery in order to accept the call of the Fourth Presbyterian church vi Kichmond, Va., in the Presbytery of Hanover, Was gramtod. ——— VALUABLE PROrEXTY aT AvcTIoN by Duncanson Bros, for & Elliot, trustees, to-morrow, at | 420 pun, brick dwelling house on € street,'be- | tween 21 and kd Streets northwest, and a> putt. On K street, near 15th street southeast, and I5tik aireet, between Pennsylvania avenue aud K street southeast, in very close prximity to the. proposed and offers an uncommon chance for speculation — Ade. Law axp MiscziLaxkors BOOKS aT Acerios.—The of law books of the her With a lot of miscellaneous Works Which be sold this evening at Dow- tar uu. at Kernan’s to- | opposed Dr. Lindsay, placed him tn nomination. NO BISHOP OF EASTON YET. Rev. Dr. Lindsay is Elected, but De- clines the Hono: The diocesan convention of Easton, Md., at Chestertown, Md., last night, elected Rev. Jon S. Lindsay, D. D. (rector of St. Joan’s church, West Washington, and formerly chaplain of the House of Representatives), bishop of the diocese ot Easton, Dr. Lindsay was nottfled of his election by telegraph. He immediately responded, ac- knowledging the honor done him, but declining the bishopric. It will be remembered that Dr. Lindsay was elected by the laity on the second ballot at the first convention met to chose a bishop of Easton after Bishop Lay’s death, but failing of a major- ity of the clergy Dr. Wilitamson Smith, of Trinity College, Connecticut, was elected by Both orders on the third ballot, "Dr. Smith declined, and at the second convention Dr. Lindsay was again the choice of the laity, receiving a large majority of their order on seven successive ballots, Dr. Cott, of Concord, New Hampshire, recelving “a major. ity of the clerical votes. 4 'compromise was then muade, Rev. chauncey Williams, of Augusta, Ga., ing’ electe Up fo this time there had been no correspond- ence between Dr. Lindsay and any of his friends In the convention, but it ts generally known that he wrote to them prompuy alter this convention that lis name must not be used again in connec- tion with the bishopric. His election last night 1s, therefore, a great surprise to him, we learn, and Was brought about by the unton of bis friends with the former supporters of Dr. Colt. ‘The diocese of Easton embraces all the counties of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. It is the strongest of the sualler dioceses, having more rey than either Delaware, Kast Carolina, Maine, Quincy, Texas, Arkansas, West Virginia, Western Michigan or Alabama, and more com* municants than Delaware, Florida, Kansas,Maine, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Quincy, Arkansas or West Virginia. It 1S also’ well en* dowed. ihe Others voted for were Rev. I. Nevitt Steele, Jr., Rev. Dr. Caunpbell Fair and Rev. J. A.Mitchell, THR BALLOTING YESTERDAY. on yesterday Kev. J. A. Mitchell and Rev. Wm. Suouler, representing those who had heretofore Oiuers Were nominated, and the vote resulted as ows: First ballot—Whole number of votes cast, cler- teal 24, lay necessary to a choice, clerical 13, lay 17. The vote was: Lindsay, 13 clerical, 16 lay; Sr 6 clerical, 12 lay; Fair, 2 clerical, 2 lay lerical; W. B. Marti, 1 clerical, 31ay. Second ‘ballot, taken at 9 p, m.—Lindsay, 14 clerical, 17 lay; "Steele, 7 clerical, 10 lay; Fair, 1 clerical, Lay; Martin, 'I clerical, 3 lay. SAY'S MINISTERIAL CAREER, Dr. Lindsay has been for alittle over seven years ctor of St. Joun’s church, West Washington, and is much attached to bis work there, and besides this he has other reasons for his declination, he He has become very popular during his ction With his present charge, and the peo- in luis parish would be very sorry to part with | He fsa Virginian by birth, and ts forty-tive Seats old. He was educated at the University of Virginia and at the Theological Seminary. He has Deen in orders for eighteen years, apd had two Parishes in Virginia betore coming here. He was chosen chaplain of the House during the Forty- eighth Congress, being elected by a large majority, } anu in the Forty-ninth Congress he was put in nomination by Speaker Carlisle and Mr. Randall Tor re-election, but Dr. Milburn, the blind preacher, Was elected. — Howard University. THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE NORMAL AND PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS. | At Howard University last night the graduating ereises of the normal and preparatory classes were held in the college hall, The exercises were interesting, and the essays read by graduates Were creditable performances. The graduating classes were composed of the following: Normal class—Colbert 8, Syphax, jr, Washington; Mamie 1. Hill, Washington; L. Romena Hunter, Charles ton, SCL Preparatory class—Geo. M. Ambler, Washington; Wm. K.B. Arthur, Louisville, Ky.! Win. HOH. Brooks, Alexandria, Va.; Ephraim H! Blunt, “Lincoinvine, ‘. Leopold Brown, Springfield, Mass.; Chas. F. 1. Brown, New York? H.H. Burke, Washington; Jas. A. Gilbert, Ber: muda, W. 1: Cornelis H. ‘Hunter, Washington; Geo, ML. Lightfoot, Culpeper Court-Honse, Va; Jas. | W. Lumpkins, Samuel W. Madden, Willis A, Mad- deb, Alexandria, Va.; Perry G. Walker, jc, Balu more, Md.; Lowry B.’ Washington, Christiansburg, Va; J. Emimerson White, Powelisville, N The commencement of the college department will take place to-night in thecoulege c! prograin comprises ‘an oration on Practice” by J. Stanley Dykes, of Md. on “The Martyrs of Intellectual Liberty,” by 8. Dolden Fowler, of Va., and a master’s oration by Richard T. Mess, A. B., of the class of "76, whose theme is “Socialistic Taguences.” ‘The Probation Agency Work. RECLAMATION OF CRIMINALS AND RELIEF OF THR UN- FORTUNATE. Major Blood, of the probation agency, has opened ‘an office in the fourth story of the health depart- ment building, and 18 ready to begin his work among the prisoners. The Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union has appointed a committee to | co-operate With Major Blood. A finance commit. | Wwe Is to be appointed, who will handle and ac- count for all money contributed for the reclama- tion of criminals. Major Blood says that if per- sons Who bave cast-off clothing to. donate will notify bit by postal card he will Send for the ar. Ucles, Couamissioner Webb, who is greatly inter? ested in the work, has promised to render what as- sistance he can, and thinks the Commissioners may beable to heip the agency from the appro- priation for unspecified charities. In addition to ‘the work among prisoners Major Blood says he would be glad lor any person in trouble and want Ing assistance to call at the agency, as Uhey also propose to help such persons. ‘The frst. tour Young nen Who were released by Judge Snell and turned over to Major Biood have obtained employ- ment on afarm in Montzomery County, Mary- land, and at Last accounts were doing well. ‘The last man Whoin Judge Snell reiased has been cared for by Major Blood since last. Friday. He 1s, an old offender, and scarcely kept sober a week at time. When’ he was placed tn charge of the agency he hadou a worn-out suit of clothes, Major Blood says last nlght he prayed for a sult of clothes, and this morning it was given him by a lady. UND-Hoss.—A permit was 1ssued yes- ytothe Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co. for the erection of @ round-house for locomo- Uves on South Capitol street, between Hand I Streets southeast. ‘The round-house will have a diameter of 250 feet and will cost $40,000. mpany Will, it Is said. also build a store-house and repair shops on the same site, — MissioNARY WORK AMONG COLORED Pgorie.—The Protestant Episcopal Church Commission for work among colored people at ity session yesterday, at St Mary’s Mission hall, after listening. to the re- ports of committees appointed to collect iniorma- Uon, decided to establisn schools for colored per- sons in such places as should be decided upoa by the commission at @ future meeting, to be called by the president. ——e—____ ‘Two Assavirs.—Hyman Alexander, a citizen of Alexandria, appeared before Judge Snell yesterday and charged Edward McQueeney with assaulting hun, It Was shown that MeQueeney attempted to play policeman, and asked “Alexander {f he“ had a lcense to sell goods. ‘They had some words and the defendant assaulted him. The court Imposed a fine of $5. Officer Mellen, who arrested Mequeeney, was charged with assaulting the prisoner while’ he was under arrest. The court imposed a tine of $10. and Mr. Carrington, for the acensed, noted an appeal. — ‘Tue Scxpay Law Test Cases.—Yesterday the Court in General Term took the tWo casesot Harry Standiford and Ge W. Cochran, charged with Violating the Sunday law, under advisement, after very thorough arcument by Messrs. Walter D. Dovidge, Cuas. A. Elliott, and Chas. S$, Moore for the petitioners, and Assistant District Attorney Harry E. Davis for the District. ‘The decision, it is expected, will be announced on Monday, _ ‘Ak’S Pocket Atlas of the Worla is ered Iree to every new subscriber for one year to | WEEKLY Stak. It 1s a handsomely printed | book of 191 pages, profusely Hlustrated, with more than 109 colored maps and diagrams, and contains | a wealth of general information. See advertise. ment in another column, cao a A Rake CHANCE POR INVESTMEN Attention 13 ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, Strength and wholesomencss More economical thas the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition | with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders Soup ox: m Cana Rowan Baking FOwDes Cow 106 Wall street Ne cezd A Cu. In order that our help may have the full benefit of the holiday our Store will be Closed the Entire OB MONDAY, May 30th. bes Our Customers will therefore please give us their orders THIS EVENING for supplies for Sunday and ‘Monday, and oblige my28 ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO. ‘The Camp Meeting Association. THE ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT WASHINGTON GROVE. At the annual meeting of the Washington Grove camp meeting associationwas held at the grove last Monday, W. R. Woodwani, esq., presided, with E, F. Simpson, secretary. Reports from officers were read, which show the affairs of the association to be in a prosperouscondition. ‘The receipts for the ear were $2,713.85; expenditures for the year toe SRT amr Messrs. W. R. Woodward, Robert Cohen, G. Thos. Reais aa teena, Poeun B, Moulton, J. T: Mitchell, L. W. Worthi ie i epee Bark Al 1A Ha, P. x ‘Smith, J.T. Warfield, Geo. &. Gartreil, B, S. Piatt, Jus. W. Somerville, I. G. Warfield, and F. A. Gee Were elected trustees. Major Thos. P. M de- clined a re-election as president, and the follow- ‘Ing were elected: G. T. We ard, president; Robt. Cohen, vice-president; E. F. Simpson, secre- tary; John W. Wade, treasurer; J.C. Anthony, J. N. Bovee and J. F. Stock, committee of audit. Le stiaint Reteenass ‘TERTAINING THE MINNRAPOLIS MILITARY.—The ational Rifles this morning escorted their guests, Co, A, of Minneapolis, to Mount Vernon. After visiting Mount Nernon, the program of the day provides fora planked shad dinner at Marshall Hall. To-night, at 9 o’clock, the visitors from Minneapolis will leave for home. MARRIAGE LiceNSES.—Marriage licenses have been tssunied by the clerk of the court to W. H. Proctor, of Rockville, Md., and Annie E. Nugent; Chas. H. Davis and Rose M. Hammer; Rodney Rose and Katie Daly; Walter N. Pomparey, and Emma S Ogie; James'M. White and Julla 2. Gray; John Alexandér and Harriet Ann Catherine. paecbeebiat Pavivo DEARLY For 4 Bugcy Ripg.—This morn- ing, in the Police Court, Thoa. Rutherford, a brick- layer, who lives in East Washingtor nd a young man hamed Chas. Burke, were charged by Officer Costello with cruelty to animals, It ing all ‘that they overdrove a horse which Rutherford had hired at Russell's livery stable, Mr. Russell testi- fed that he hired Rutherford the horse at 7 o’clock in the morning to take his wife out in the country, Later in the morning he learned that the animal was being driven about the city. When the horse was brought 1 at night he had lost one shoe and another Was loose, and the vehicle was broken. Dr. Barnes testified that he saw four men in the buggy at one time, and the horse being driven fast. Chas. A. Walter testified that the defendants were intoxicated. Rutherford testified that he did not treat the animal badly, and said that if the vehicle was broken he was willing to pay for it. Ruther- ford and Burke were fined §20 each. A Worn Asovr Carannz. “Itis the mucous membrane, that wonderful semi- fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues of the air and food passages, that Catarrh makes its strong- hold. Once established, it eats into the very vitals, and nders life but a long-drawn breath of misery und disease, dulling the sense of hearing, trammeling the power of speech, destroying the faculty of smell, taint- ing the breath, and killing the refined pleasures of taste. Insidiously, by creeping on from a simple cold in the head, it assaults the membranous lining and en- velops the bones, eating through the delicate coats and causing inflammation, sloughing, and death. Nothing short of total eradication will secure health to the pa- tient, and all alleviatives are simply procrastinated sufferings, leading to a fatal termination. Sax¥oRD's Rapicat Cvne, by Inhalation and by Internal admin- istration, has never failed; even when the disease hus made frightful inroads on delicate constitutions, hear- ing, smell, and taste have been recovered and the dis- ease thoroughly driven oat.” Saxronp's RapicaL Cure consiats of one bottle of the RADICAL Cukr, one box CaTaRHaL SOL nd one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly wrapped in ome package, with full directions; price, 81. Porter Dave & CHEMIcat Co., Bostox.. HOW IT ACHES. Worn out with pain, but still compelled by stern ne- cessity to stand up to the work before us and bear the pain. Relies in one minute ina CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN Paster for the aching sides and back, the weak and painful muscles, the sore chest and hacking cough, and every pain and ache of daily toil. Elega original, speedy, and infallible. At drugyii for $1; or, postage free, of Porrer Davo axD CHEMI cal. Co., Boston. Jez, Drax Goons Szasoxazie Axp Cura, ‘Two Cases New Style Satteens, 12%. One Case Remnants, do., 8c.; worth 12: French Satteens, 2: 09 BSC. Short-length @inghams, 10e.; worth 15c. One Case, 2,500 yards, Plaid Dress Goods, Woolen, at 15e.; usual price 18¢. “One Lot Short-length White Goods at 10c.; usual Price 1c. A full Stock Light-weight Woolen Dress Goods, 25c., 50c., 75¢., 87 34e., $1.00. Will receive early a large Lot of All-wool 42-inch Canvas Dress Goods, in Cream, White, Tans, Browns and Garnets, at 375c.: former price 6234. White Shirts a speciality. Hosiery and Underwear in great variety, at popular prices. Polite and accommodating salesmen to serve you. 40. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, my28 ‘713 Market Space. Sercrar Low Case Putces FOR DRY Goubs. HANDSOME SATIN PLAID, white goods, finest qual- FRENCH SATINES, choice styles, “5c. FANCY SILKS, 3740., 40c., 45c., 0c. BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, 62%. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids, Checks, Stripes, aiid Fancy’ Styles, real value, Zoe. u yard; reduced, 1 yards for 83.00, HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, 98. BLACK CASHMI ality, |W LACK CASHMBKES, fine quality, wide double CAMELS HAIR TRENCH SERGE, wide doudyp Width, pure wool, in lovely apring shades, reduced BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 1.30. EAUTIFCL PLAID DRESS GOODS ‘wool, wide double width, reduced to 500, 854 BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 18e. AMERICAN LAWNS, new styles, 5e. ALBATKOSS AND NUN'S. VEILING, E wide double widthd7 ye. VSUING. Pure wool, Caah Customers are entitled to a. Han: Bri Quilt, worth $1.50, ora pairof Satin Damsek Tome Humuchte mize, pure linen worth $1.00, if they buy $10.00 crover fu Dry Goon Cash Customers who buy 85 or over will also receive handsome present. cco A RRR ITT FI :s OO wa Re TET REE RRR, s58s cua AR BR T ERE K E Sggh my27 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. Tae Couwxsn Morar Lure As. SOCIATION, No. 1319 F STREET, WASHINGTON, D.C. Schedule of total rates at each age for $1,000 insur ance, payable every three months: 4 esaeeeaet SERS FRANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary. H. D. NOBTON, Assistant Secretary. J.W. DREW, Agent for the District of Columbia, JENTLEMEN'S HIGH PEARL CABSIMERE G wars. = ap4-3m Light Weight Derby Hats. Tobacco Bro Pearl and Tan colors. Pos Full line of Straw Hats Mackinaw, English, ‘Milan Braids. a Agents for “Knox,” Hatter, New York. Agents for “Youmans,” Hatter, New York. Large Stock of Umbrellas just opened, of fine Silk and Gloria, B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, myl8 1237 Pa. ave., next to cor. 13th at. NORD ICE OUR STOCK OF TX Sioa BONNETS STATE OF ‘we are offering them st GREAT BARGAINS, ALL COLORED STRAWS AT ACTUAL cost. Parties leaving the city will find the very latest styles in Dreas and Shade Hats for Country and Sea- side wear, at ‘MRS. M. J, HUNT my28 1309 F street n.w. Mus M. J. Pan 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, LATEST PARISIAN MODI NE ¥ MODES IN FINE FRENCH RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES. Always in order by Plain Combing. Hair Dresed and Bangs Shiogled. " my31-tm+ Cooxixe Br Gus Ata tneot GAB COOKING STOVES: (On band and for sala mb3l WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY | \ | CITY ITEMS. Closing Sale To-morrow and Saturday ‘Stamped and fringed linen Tray Covers, 124c. Extra quality stainped linen Tray Covers, Momile cloth stamped Doylies, 5c. Fine linen n-work Doylies, 12%c. ‘Stamped Toilet Sets, 7 pleces, 30c. One lot made-up aprons, stamped, 15¢, A few more Bureau Scarfs, 38c. ‘Lot Silk Tassels, all colors, 15c. doven, Shoe Bags, 2 pockets, 25c. : aPeepen eearnarel Pitlon 2c, st umber Pitiows, ‘A new invoice of Swiss Embrolderies at very low ices. Immense bargains in laces -.ot every Sater iption. _ Mae Mar Win, agt. On Saturday Great Glassware Sale at The Pair. it Razors kept in condition tree. 487 Pa av, 2k4 Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron yuiets nervous irritability and gives at J Seep to those troubled with isos: SuSE Barbour, sole agent for this District ot Dr. Hen- Jey’s Celebrated Beet and Iron Tonic, 1 Glassware Cheap at the The Fair on Satur. Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, Unlike other cocoas or chocolates, it 1s not greasy, and though containing ail the’ nutriment Of the richest cocoa bean, it is So prepared that it Will not distur digestiow und inakes a deilcious table drink. All druggists and grocers keep it. 1 Bargains in Glassware on Saturday at The r t Fait Sewing Wachines for Rent, All Kinds, av Auerbach’, 7th and It, ‘Telephone, a2, Immense Axsortment of Handsome Baby Carriages will be offered at private sale below manufacturers’ prices at Walter B, Williams & Co.'s, auctioneers, cor, 10th st. and Pa, ave. 5 aeseware—saturday Glass. 1 Bailey, 825 7th st. Fly screens put tn, 75¢. 1m. Best in the World. Indestructible $10 Trunk. $5 Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa. ave. 0 Colburn’s WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE. Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal in flavor.1m. Glassware. New Designs. special Sale Saturday at The Fair. eaaaty Harper's Bazaar Fashion Papers for June at Auerbach’s Sewing Machine K's, 7UL&H.2 Bailey’s 25-f{t. Rubber Hose complete, $3. lm ‘The Queen of Beers.””—No family should be without Moeriein’s celebrated Beer, 750. per doz. (6m) _F. H. FInuey, Agt, 4206 D st. Saturday Glassware. Bargains at The Fair. PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD. King of condiments. Flavor, pungency, strength combined in pertection. Finest mustard made.im Bailey’s, £25 7th st. n.w. Lawn Mowers, $5.75. Glassware. New Patterns. Elegant Designs, Saturday at The Fair. it ‘There is but me Beware of iml- Union Brand Mustard—Markell’s, tations! nt American for Sale and Rent ‘h’s Sewing Machine Rooms, 7h& H. 2 Be sure attend the Great Sale Saturday at The Fair, 812 7th b, w., Goldschmid’s Old Stand. It Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 402, per 1 Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterimilk’, Sweet Milk er quart. “Cream Loc. MONEY TO LOAN, EAL ESTATE LOANS, LIFE AND FIRE INSUR- Rina Hecal anny aud Navy Loans on Buildin Collateral Securi York 30,000—10 LOAN 0,000 ON BEAL ESTATE, iy Accounts cashed, Association Stock or other vod WM. H. DEMPSEY, 1424 ‘New |__ THOS. F, WAGGAMAN. TU J.OAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- trates of interest. BROWN & BRADLEY, TBS Fat y or county. in s1 interest and commissions, st. u.w,, 4 doorsabove Pst. cs x ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT attention to all applications. VIONEX TO LOAN r per Cent per annum, ay sun desired: Ur on Collateral security. apli-3m, NEY Al ‘satistactory real a estate wee Saud 6 per cent interest. HILL & JOHNSTO: £3 Mo 0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS to Suit ut lowest rate or miterest. K. 0 HOLTZMAN, selS corner 10th and Fsts. uw, MONEY To LOAN ON APPROVED UAL ESTATE SECURITY. ‘Moderate commissions. No delay. GEO. W. LINKING, cof. Hand 19th ste, ‘ONEY TO LOAN ae AML in stuns to'suit at lowest. rates, on ertate wecurnty. FITCH, proved real 'H, FOX & BROWN, Veunsylvania ava, i) Cae Ad LOWEST BATES OF INTEREST ON LAL ESTATE SECURITY, ‘1HOS.J. FISHER & CO, 05 1524 F et. nw, MONEY TOLOAN ON REALESTATE AT Lowes? a Kates, DANENHOWER & SON, 25 F ace MOSES TOTOAN ON REAL ESTATE Ob siitsT- Class securities, at lowest rates of Iterest. NO ‘Gtluy where the secuxty tn wood, 0 U.C.GREEN, 203 Tthst wat Lavrs: Suozs. We make a speciality of Laird, Schober & Mitchell's Ladies’ Fite Shoes. ‘They out-wear, out-ft, out-sell any line of goods made. Other lines that are reliable, and that wear and ft, find a place on our shelves; in fact, we can show more good Shoes of good makes than auy house in the trade. We don’t go lower in price than 3, but at that price we give you the best Shoe that cau be bought. at @4 comes our Hand-made Shoes that are uneati for wear and fit; and so on we could continue to quote prices, but the best and most satisfactory way is to come tous aud see our goods and compare prices. EDMONSTON & Co., 1839 AND 1341 F STREET, m7-Lm AND 943 Pa. AVE. Weeroqe Parsrev Ovvnes. Parsten Ovnixes W. M. SHUSTER & SONS have just opened a lot of FRENCH OUDINES in new desigus, the material is cotton and the weight as light as lawn. ‘The price is very low—20c. peryard. PRINTED CREPE CLOTHS, 12%¢. FRENCH SATTEENS, 30c. SATTEEN ROBES at Reduced Prices, INDIA PONGEES reduced to $1. Full Stock of CREAM DRESS Goops, WHITE EMBRIODERED ROBES at half-price, FULL STOCK CHOICE LACE FLOUNCINGS. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SOX8, my20 919 PENNSYLYANIA-AVENUE, G. T. Ke TAILOR, 414 9TH BT. NW. TT Eandpornt by Bishop Winer, | SOUTHERN dAumerice, Commonweal real the Counteticut ‘New York, ™ADrahata, Josebheand ‘Moses in Egypt, by Rev. W. A. 8 ESE ice Titre Tama a, i ‘Noman? by Chas, H. Beckett, WM. BALLANTYNE & BON, 27 | at 39c. TO-MORROW. : ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. THURSDAY, JUNE 2 710 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. OUR MONSTER CLEARING SALE BEGINS TO- MORROW. ‘We desire to state that our entire stock of MIL- LINERY has been marked down, and would advise all in need of Goods in cur line to call and profit thereby. NOTE THE REDUCTIONS: Hats that were $1.50 are now 81.00. Hats that were $1.25 are now 90c. Hats that were $1.00 are now 75c. Hats that were 75c. are now 50c. Hats that were 50c. are now 25c. A few dozen NICE BONNETS in Feru, Beige, ‘White and Navy that were 25c. are now 18c. FLOWERS, Never, since Flowers were manufactured, have they ‘been sacrificed at such low figues as the lot we offer at 39e. and stylish DRESS HATS ‘worth double the money. Acall will save you time and money. ‘THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY ES- TABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. ‘These goods are unquestiona- | bly worth from $1 to $1.50 8 Bunch. They will go ready $1.90, 82.20 and $2.49. Fully BBB OO ™ BE Sh BETTS mE 8 ib tS Bee tu “oo “ou ft Ses8 7 710 SEVENTH sT. my27 Never Svcs A Cuance. HEILBRUN'S LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE PARLORS Are constantly filled with customers taking sd- vantage of the “GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY" FOR REAL BARGAINS. WE OFFER THIS WEEE: BARGAIN NO. 1. Cousin's Flexible Kid Button, 82.24, BARGAIN NO. 2 Real French Kid Button and Oxford Ties, 81.97; worth $3.50. BARGAIN NO. 3. Ladies’ and Misses’ hand-sewed Tipped Oxford Ties, S5cts; worth $1.25. BARGAIN NO. 4. Boys' fair stitched Button, 81.24. BARGAIN NO. 5. Gent's Hand-Sewed Gaiters, a new line, $2.97; worth BARGAIN NO. 6. Gent's Low-Quarter Hand-Sewed, $1.25 to $3.97. L. HEILBRUN, 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 597 Seo Old Lady in Window. P.8.—TICKETS AND CHROMOS FOR ALL my30 Ma 23. *Twixt you and me tis twenty-three, vhs twenty-three *twixt you and me Pigger it out to ~uit yourself, and if aay difference ‘twill be that that germfuates twitt TWEEDLE DEEZ AND TWEEDLE DUM. ‘ou can diakiver Leaving the odds in favor of the Odd number, which ‘ou plainly see is twenty-three. vestruck it heavy on the quaint old line, As we “hold the fort” at 927 and 929. COME TO SEE U3. ‘tis your duy, My charultie beauty. Weloug tortbe clan, Mir, Workineman, Thave stood the test, "wan free from jest ‘aun : My dainty dame.” meand prove me, modo the thing wack gt tea typeneaves me \¢ thing which is ‘Victor E perches upon the ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, “The cause thereof is thus briefly given, ‘So sure as you're-a-livin’. ‘We're-selliny as a “dandy” drive, ‘Cheviot Suits, all-wool, at nine seventy-five, And should you object to so papi We've a blue, all-wool, at six ninety-vight. It Sickles ma, ‘80 that we're bound to lang! Here’ ‘ictor E. suit at seven and a . And if we desired your curiosity to leaven, ee pesasce os of one ninety-seven: ‘cout und vest of genuine seersucker, ‘That would make the bair rise on “Ole fou uve wultof clothes at one niucty-ais fou Up a auit of clothes at one nine! And by could continue from iors nell night, goon qm eeices thet always are right 4 428 Seventh street iH ouger juable time, vail Srespas no louger on your val 7TH STREET N.W., COBNER®OF MASSACHUSETS AVENUE. right and just, hence it is that Dan Tucker.” $12, as, 01380 Ax as Sora IN THE ABOVE PRICES WE HAVE ABOUT 26 DIFFERENT PATTRENS IN SACK AND 3 AND 4 BUTTON CUTAWAY FROCK STYLES, AND FOR EXTRA VALUE WE ARB SURE THEY ARE THE BEST CLOTHING WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. THE FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH OUR BETTER GRADES. myl7 SHINES. ‘NOW 18 YOUR OPPOBTUNITY! 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 togive our cus- tomers s chance to buy at low figures. ‘We offer all our Fine English Milana, im desirable shapes, sold formerly at $2 and $2.25, at 81.00 AND $1.25 ONLY. Ladies’ Hots and Bonnets, in the different braids and styles, small and large shapes, at 20, 23, 25, 31, 35, 39,45 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. An elegant 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- spected our immense and elegant display and posted yourself as to prices, waaay yzn44 Bawae 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. my28 Tae Wao Civ AND THE SURROUNDING PEOPLE ARE ALL TALKING ABOUT THE GREAT CLOTH- ING SALE NOW GOING ON AT 731 7TH ST. BET.G AND H STS. WE ARE SAYING VERY LITTLE, TOO BUSY TO TALK ABOUT THE BARGAINS IN MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. OUR CUSTOM- ERS ARE ADVERTISING US ALL AROUND. HONEST BARGAINS, FAIR DEALINGS, AND AN URGENT DESIRE ON OUR PART TO BUILD UP AN IMMENSE BUSINESS BY SELLING BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR MADE AND TRIMMED CLOTHING. YOU NEVER SAW SUCH GOOD Goops AT THE LOW PRICES WE ARE SELLING THEM. 2,000 MEN'S SUITS AT $5, 87, $9, 812 AND UP. SOME AT ALMOST HALF PRICE. 3,000 MEN'S PANTS §1, 8165, $2.65 AND 93.60, 50c. TO $1.50 LESS THAN ACTUAL VALUE. WE CANNOT NAME THE BARGAINS, BUT COME AND BE CONVINCED FOR YOUR- SELF. WE ARE LOCATED AT 731 7TH ST. BET. G AND H STS, EAST SIDE. THE GREAT BANNER SALE OF MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING BY THE GLOBE CLOTHING COMPANY. LOOK FOR THE SIGNS AND THE YELLOW BILLS ON THE WINDOWS. You Waxr THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF OR BOYS COME TO SMITH, THE PIONEER 7TH STREET CLOTHIER, NOW AT 9247THBTREET N.W. COME AND SEE ME FOR ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING. my20 HOW TO SAVE THE “FORMER WHEN BUYING THE LATTER” “over” our wonderful price lst of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING ant you can surmise ‘what we mean by our heading. Business Suit at $6, worth $10. ‘ABandsome Bisok and White Cheviot Suit, at @10, worth 815. A Beautiful Brown Mixture Cheviot Suit, st €10, worth $15. A Fine Prince Albert Suit at $13.50, worth $20, ‘A Grand Prince Albert Suit st $18, worth $25. ‘A Boy's Everlasting Suit, age 14 to 18, at 94.50, worth 87. a Wehte satagseve iearee wohen ‘A Child's Bult, age 6 to 14, ‘2 Ghuld’s butt that you are bound wo like, age 6 to14, $3, worth 64.50. A Child's Suit, very Gresy, age 6 to 14, at 94.50, ‘worth 87. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY. myi8 comer 7th and Gate nw. Ge Tax Bes “THE COMOORD HARNESS” ~4> We have on hand a full stock of the Celebrated Com- coid Harness of all kinds st Concord prices; alo a... _fole Agency forthe CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES LUTZ & BRO, mlz 497 Penpa. ave. next to National Hotel, ___ FOR SALE—LOTS. SALEBY SURE TO READ THIS AD—O) Lith at. a6 Just a few font south of Leuueyivania ave. a fine lot, 3b feet front improved by a substantial Rstory frame, under reut to cood te a cents per foot.” Adjoining lot, vacant, not as deuirabie, caleda barwain st 30 cents. Perfect ude. Apviy 1oF thhis and other mood things to WELLER & REPETTT se2-1" ___ 320 Penneyivama sven. & QR SATE NALCABLE LOT NEAR 10TR-ST. A0x124 feet, smpro: two-wter jarebouses will be sold cheap = ad ‘A. 7. COUMBE, 4e2-3t New York ava R SALE—A FINE PIECE OF BUSINESS PROP: | erty. one lot s. e. corner 10th and C sts se, 20380. For terins: to HS DAIY, | Je2-t* 681 F sine. | JOR SALE—ONE LOT, 7TH ST. ROAD, BETWEEN | Grau: ave and Irving st, west © wulative | Price, ADD! 2 tad IQR SALE—THREE LOTS, 183100, 193100 AND 22X100, to ten-foot alley. southern expornre. on R Detween 18th and 19th wis, n.w.; 100 feet from cor. her of 19th, adjoining new residences: no cone retiug Tequired for foundations. Original ground wa dens $f two fo Shree feet. A gem of slot Gn Lith, between Rand 8 sts, IS%x100 to alley, with privilege of 14- inch side wall: a desirable lot for Imteliate few lane improvement, JAMES F. DARTT, 100; F st. jel-im | FOR SALE, BEL AIR HEIGHTS THREE OF THE | finest Lote that were picked out by anon resident at the bactunt tthe salen on Matcarhiisetin ate, Belmont st and Park toad. ai origin’ hisun tah _ del St CUTTER & WIMEK. 1 Few FOR, SALES Vacant GROUND IN VARIOUS Apagty of the cits. “SWomMStEDT © BEADLE del-Tm OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE_—THREE ( of jand on Columbia Heihts, near Grant Cine. Would take pair of wood dmving horses and carriage as part psy; ts offered at low fivure—an extra chance, LONGLEY & WOLSTON, Jel-t 620 F st how, SALE —LOT ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, eR Within the uextaix days Apply at once to Jel-st HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 Lathet. nw. | JOR SALE—WE ARE AUTHORIZE OFFER two Lota on Corcoran ts between 1th at and See perave. (north =} | x aud ne are foot ORF os THE OTHER ONLI T ‘38 Toth wt. nw. OTS ON COR- OFFER TWO. coran wi. between Ith st aud New Hatopsbire ee, oruth side) ir 41.10 per sunt Yout Pach Lat THEY RE TEE Gu Abes ruts pa recent sales bei ersquare HULL & JOHASTON this lot can, square foot: lot 62.0418. et Amarketable size HULL & JOH el into six lots of N- STO. 15th st nw OH SALE—A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A lot on which four houses ean be built: Jot fronts on both New Hampshire ave. and Zist st.,and near Mat. Jot contains aly square fect” price $1.75 per square foot! BILL & JOMRSLON, 78 15th wt eat Dapostcaule, bet oes & WHITING, F street, NORTH WAS) Bt ‘OK SALE—A DESIRABI. on Gand 11th sts. 44-50% bur sold at a fair figure. JOIN SH 1407 F st. ROR saLe— Columbia Heights, A fine corner property tor sale. A bangain to ab ammediste purchaser, S CHAS. A. MckUEN, my28-7t 1420 F at | JROE SALE—TEN LOTS (100,000 FEET) ON 147TH treet road, at Mt Pleasant.’ with Dr. D. BREED, cor. Sth and oward ave., Mt. Pleasant. hot to be sacrifie ‘ my28-7t FOF SALE- 200,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND iu Isherwood at a low higure and ¢ ALE FRONTAGE OF 160 FEET between D and E ots. ne, by depth of A FINE BLOCK ¢ D feet on 7 th-st, road, between Whitney ave and Scott st. Avery remiunerative investiuent to quick purchaser; price low: rus easy, CHAS. A. McEU KR SALE — SEVEN BEAUTIF to wide alley,with all mediate 1 Este be and 4th sts. ae. A CHAS. AL MCEUEN, 1420 F st ROSPECT HILL, AT THE HEAD Lots, 50x10, about 1 to imumediate pur- Lots, fronting soutin, 19390, ipivattigen tween i provement, on ‘of North, 55.000 feet ul Plot of Ground, northwest, within oue square ot Dupont Circle. 109 feet trout by 8 depth | 0: 33 feet to a god alley. Will sell asa wuole ur by single lot. CHAS. A. MCEUE my2s-14t ~ 1420 Fat. QOR SALE — 1L_ BUILDING kl st east, between | er, water, &c. A Lote, 18.6390, tow Hund F north (east side). was, to au inmediate puirciase CHAS. A. McEUE! m2 1420 Fat POR SALE SQUARES AND UAUFSQU ALES IN the uoFtheasisru jart or the aly. very demratle property for moderate-priced Houses or fur invest- inert. CHAS. A McEL jk eee Se eae PFGE SALE BH000 SGPT. OF GROUND, Wir three fronta, obly three sgitars from | staspeculative ture. LYLEK & RU apes-bwe a POR SALE A SUMBER OF TANCE a3 blocks of ground in the eastern section of the city ar lative prices TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Vere aul JOR SALE-L0T Price 6 ie 35, 8 & FE sub. div. Meridian Ht, With fraines reutiiy for $18 per mouth, Price 4c. per itt. “ots 48 & 49, Denison & Leighton sub. div. Meri- inn Hib, 408 ‘Lots iu i. 152 at 950.4 75 Letson Columbia road bet 1ithand 15thstaextended. Lots in biks. 14, 19, 10, 18 and 0, Meridian HL | scveral fine low ia Whithiy Close & Stintwonnt Place | sub div. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, | 7-50" Tip Niet noreiwont | OK SALE—TWO VERY DESIMABLE LOTS, ‘near Iowa Circle. Z 3. HERTFORD. my 27-1w* Tez Fat. JOR SALE-A FINE BLOCK OF LOTS IN Belair Heughts, consisting in part uf the three at the intersection of Calitornia at ihusetts aves: the tractoontaiue 47,62 square These superb buildin sites 3 tire ‘Massachusetts ave. cate Dougutasa whole ata small ad prices. my21-1m OR SALE- THE : Fittestucat Con gantucl Hy Walker, president, 630 | Louisiana ave., next door to City P.O) Valuable Butid- inz Lots for sale. Special terms to those who will | mid. Su Roan, ES f Sb COUNTRY SEAT AAD si ALBAN'S CHURCH. Stages will rita wordy every laif our from Wied | st fare, eens, Lots ‘sold ou easy terms Monthly payments ac- | cepted ou contracts for deeds aud deferred, pesiments | bear's per ceut interest Twenty lot have boca id. = STS mein ty, Waatiaton Tan which will be nen Sor emer ee L rice - ot SOHN E. BEALL & CO. my6-3m ase. Fat JJjok SALE-SIX_OF THE CHOICEST Lors IN | BG Beiter, Now. 1, 2,4 9, sind, it block, oxy archser, ly S0c.: good thing for & prin my23-20 RR REPELTT, B26 Pa ave ne. ft SALE—THE WEST HALF OF SQUARE 326, ‘well arraiu pmaediate itu: provement with sewer, water and «as, sidewaik, alley, | RET pHee ST to 125 per square foot aceordine to | Ipeatlon, abd wil be sold on. sccommedaty and pomesion KiveR E SON, aweuts, 1115 25x95, to 12-ft. al. go 20 120, to al. 130 Suvi. tal 130 sta ear Leia ioaeasiad tar avesy wt Gand ie 2 “BOth and Piet, 40x70, We LINKINS, cor, 10th and H sta. tuyid-1u. 0 | | POR SALE-OORNER 107, FACING SOUTHEAST, | | sirable, te i LEATHER, a. ADDIS ex Sx timen, will a | ant. 22d avd’ tian w pa ae Ok SALE BICYCLE STA, 31 INCH, FULE P* uickelgod.ae view. "a Darenln. At 1200 Ponta Fe BRED MARE, SIX YEARS old fo hor ‘ands with - tenon at a JOR SALE—STEAM YACHT oN beams well onttitted hie ‘ yr ae SALE—HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS POS ving farnitura” Owe f the b for further partic 6th alter 6 pun rs Ok SALE—T HAVE AT MY STOKE A PEW SEO- ond-hand piavor which have beet used but vel Lnttle, and which Twill dispose of at_very. tems m ihe pisooe area he Resswood four runt cater Chilean erande geno fannd, Rinvort new, 50 Takers Ale Ariowt LE — IMPORTED TRISH SETTER aND pe iorsale. KURMLING Je? thas THOROUG seven years old, fi Lavin ne farther use for him, he will, be bridie and saddle, at auction, at the Nazear, a ‘at 11 o'clock, peat Saturday JOR SALE—CIGAR STORE, CTNTRALLY LO: cated, doing good Dusihess” satistactory, romeoue for gelluie, Inquire Printing Otte, S10 F stam. JOR SALE-ONE HANDSOMELY FINISHED On: an, ofnamented with Pinsb, and contains 4 arte Reeds, only HUGO WORCH & CO. th wt, now. Pianosand Organs for rent et JOR SALE—ONE HAND-MADE WAGON w be sold cheap, if sold immediately. P. DILIA Ist aud H sts. now v3 Fok SAL8 Por #3.000, BLOE STONE QUARRY ear Aqueduct Bridge. Aypiy to 213 Asta « MARE, WITH A&A bet wreom Ota at w. JOR SALE-SUMMEK BARGAINS IN NEW AND second-hand Pianos. Keduced prices for mouthiy Paymeute, aud intur Dee bangaiue tor Several Upright and Square Pianos, bat little used, at crand value for little mcues. nee. We sin Uprehte, Wa } 32 Poth at 4 A PAIR OF HANDSOME, CLOSPny YouNE and sound ay Homes. ue Bay ple for a to dry & complete consisting of yout, sound Bay de-tak and Hartess, a Roe Sate, BROS. 1420 M xt. mw, BARGAIN J PRIGHT GRAND PIANO. Kosewood case und in pertect onter t $165, on payments. 1 Jel-Bt OR SALE — GARRETT PALK gue to five shares. Apply at once JOK SALE — CIGAR AND CONFHCTIONERY Store. ablished, comer 44 sc and Maine | ave. se, Price #300. ele ROCERY, MEAT AND PROVISION Alocation | reut $15 per month. one stands tn the city. Adds PRO ce my 81-gt JOH SALE-STRONG WAGON NEPDS SOME ite e P25. Can be soon at Keyes & Stuithie 14th st, near Pave. Apply te BECK ave. my 3 iANGH SILENT RATOHED STAR yele, eood aknew: mustJr wold. Call betweeu, nd 6:30 p.m, W. C. BKUNDAGE, GOO Bast eo 45NCH HOPPER BICYCLE ‘in a pete gaate and iuutd «sr carelems riders, Price #100" Apriy Sta sth st. m3 3140 JOR SALE-A MARE, SUITABLE FOR A LADY to drive or rid w tor busi * stand nat bitching soutd. a’ bargain. WANSTAL! . . Hand 1. BARGAINS BALL REAIG New DESK; Call at room 4, 1419 F st. between my 30-te TO GO HOUSE: JOR SALE—AQRARE CHANCT heer A lady wishes to dispose of household: | Situation northwest, "Rio dealers arced apyise hrm | barain if sold in uext 15 days. Address 4. BV. Star Fx Store, 12th st. two door | aw. apd Feb SNE BED FEATHERS 15¢. 4 POUND, New, Ciean and Live Pckvd. Best feather for the tuomey. "Also, Choice Geese Feathers, lowart spricem | All orders promptly deiivered WMO SEI". 24 od ne m5 9-4we CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND Ivauia ave, 100 wavons: 4 milk wagons aid Y G-pasnene ker varnished wagous. als yarted wagons, doctor? id ladies’ phatous, Kid one stace, on eary tera. Fy 3. COOK, 3295 M st |, Geonsetows! dug 28a Fe CARLIAGES, ~PHAETONS, AND Spring Wagons, for sale and built to order. work ey = prices a e £ | PEARCE & LAWTON, 2710 au o town Brdze JOR SALE—WEBSTERS UNABRIDGED 1 tionary —the fauuiy educator. You can secure @, 4 the late edition, Iss ae 2 CALIPORNIS. WINES CL) Kk, $1. Sweat Catawt Burgandy, €2 01 Lit free. H. AUSELIGSON, 12 JOR SALE—PARTIES WITH GOOD KEPPRERCES: €an procure fine Clothing abd Uuilortne on say Payments. w rio Bt STRASBL Rivers aud Tailors, 1112 F st JOR SALE BRACING TUNIC, at the fous Hom bite Howse Drng Store, FEVENS. 901 and 205 Penn. ave. Se. per ela ‘ my S-Ban FOE SALEONE HUNDRED CARIIAGES | at Geyer's New Factory Venicles of ull ths the lowest to the h sale its wat ahl4 3m wars G_CAMPBELL, Plumber, o17 100 st JOK SALE—JAS. RAGEN, 1014 PAC ANE Sole Agent for J.T. Cowies’ Improved i ‘Excapes, with stairways, Plans and estinat tion, JOR SALE-THE “oTTo* quires no boiler: avoids all exy Lo loss of time: no handling of fuel aud price list, D. awning stripes aid canvas for store, city am country residences’ “MG. COPELAND & Cus 408 11th st. nae, mb21-3m Grpesite Star sition, Foy SALES ABOUT, 1.000 POUNDS OF NONPA’ rel and about S00 pounds of Avate Type, lately in use ou this paper. face of beth toute’ as de ingocd condition, and cap le ot ex jor WO UF three" sears ok 3 tion. Will be suid Chosp in bride Ade PNING BLAS NEWSPAPLIE Cus THE EV 14TH AND red with stuall amount. Reward if lett ut Coreorau st. It OST-IN GEORGETOWN, MAY = 1D watch. Reward of 820 is’ oBered asked, Return to L318 32d st OST—A SAVINGS-BANK BOOK, ENCLOSE sud geveral payers. “Retur to LAL0 Bu ews: pais OST—ON JUNE 2ST, ETRUSCAN FARING. « Rtg abd pean” Koward f retured to 1412 eh Pra Foes REWARD.—LOST.A SMALL PUG DOG,NAMED | $5 Judy: dark spot ou Jeft side. Please return to 214 9th wt. iw. “it ‘OST—A LAD JUNE Ist, Con- taining a brass key, 2 guld pencil, po Chasse, return to Star office and receive E.& E. W. CATHEEWOOD, 114 South Front et, Philadelphia. New York Office. 16 South William st. CUNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN “HAT. st. n.w., bet. Nand O. sod: HE SIST OF MAY, A BI the Citizens’ National Bank. Finder will please ve with the Paying Teller. pais ‘O8T—STRAXED AWAY ON THE 20TH OF MAY Mexican Hnirless Gip, A liberal reward if returned to 1215 W st. iw ty | smells ST Ok STRAYED— ALL, LIGHT BLOWN pele i SMALL MEXICAN Li. picket count, Reward ae ‘DAY. MAY answers to uaine of Daisy . drab color. ‘of @2 if returned wo 729 Gth st. aw, T PSt-QS Tae MOTH. INST, x 7th st. nw. Cemetery, (3 Arai A suitable rewsnd it Sex SARIPOR Us. senate: may Se Lot eo, BANGLED BRACELET ON MAY INSON £.G0, BOD Fennsyivaninave. — mySiat T-ON THE MORNING OF “TRE 305 OST-ON adh tisaa Chatelaine Watch. 810 mac if teturoed to 3. P. SHELLS, G23 D myst