Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 24 hoters commencing at 3p. m. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Mary- Jand and Virginia, fair Weather; winds generally easterly, slight changes in temperature, RGAINS, BARGAINS, Bargatns.- out our boys perca offer them be- Jow actual cos” 0, reduced to $1; t former price ‘Te., Fecuced to A lot of ladies’ spring Jackets at Iss then hat their original price, $2, $3, and $350. Children’s goods reduced to actual cost, ermprising a big assortment of spring and summer ‘wash goods, i. H. Tavtor, 903 Pennsylvania Avenue, Worn Dest, comet dust, death dust. Procter’s Insect Powder'makes the list for roaches, &c. A Looxen For Amival.—A case of the scarce “fast black” Engit-n Derby ribbed hose has just deen opened at the Pallas Royal. Price 20c. & pair; children’s 25 Berorr BUy1Ne your bieycle and boating shirts Yook at Franc’s stock, corner 7th and D. Steawex Prror Rov can be chartered for day nt. excursions. See advertise “WY ARE THE Perishingiy sweet?” ‘This, however, will not apply stiuan's Aloha Perfuine, whose delicacy and agrance are only surpassed by its lasting qualities. FROZEN CUSTARD. Gautier's, 736 10th st. n. w. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. In our advertisement we make no randdm state- ments. When we say that the He-No-Tea now Deing sold by all grocers is @ Very fine tea ata very moderate price, we mean exactly what we Say. Some persons Wisely ask; “Why is it sold at so low a pricet” ‘The reply is: “For two reasons, First, it {s sold at_less wholesale and retail profit ‘than‘any other fine tea on the market; and, sec- ond, because it has no useless expense of coloring Or polishing to make it look nic le-No-Tea 18 a tea to drink, aid not one to look at. If you have not tried it lately, we strongly re- commend you to do sa, Estabulshed 1811. ‘Mauris GILLET & Co. For Girwowt.—steamer Pilot Boy for charter Gay excursions. See advertisement. ‘Tae Guat VEosTaBLE Toxic, Warranted to cure all diseases of the scalp, price 25 cents. Corns and bunions, 25 cents each, by Drs. Kenison, 12th St. and Pennsylvania ave, over Davis’ hat store, ‘Tux best and cheapest gas range at S. S. Shedd Bros, 432 9th st. wi ‘STeawmR W. W. Conconan makes two trips to ‘Marshall Hail adv r column. Repecep to $10 sults that are sold by other dealers at $18, &t EIszwex BRos\, manufacturing clothiers and tailors, cor, 7th and E. Fixe Portaarms. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ava, GanpEx Hose at Shedd Bros, 432 9th st. Sraume W. W. CORCORAN makes two trips to Marshall Hall) See advt, in another column. Cumprex’s Scirs Feduced to $2.50 that others sellat $50, EISEMAN Bros’, cor. 7th and E FUSSELL'S Icr-CREAM. Ganpen Vases at Shedd Bros, 452 9th st. Steamer W. W. Corcoran makes two trips to Marshall Hall, See advt. in another column. Repvcep to $10 suits that other dealers offer as Dargains at $15, at ElsmwaN Bros, comer 7th zB G. W. Davis, the well-known Photographer, ha Teturnéd to Washington. His Gallery 1s located at 723 7th street n.w. Noconnection with any ‘other gallery in the city. Good work guaranteed. Gas Stoves at Shedd Bros., 432 9th st. A coop serviceable Boys’ Sult reduced to $5 which other houses call cheap at $8.50. EISEMAN BROS' manufacturers, cor. 7th and E. Save Eyxsicur, consult Hempler, ave, cor 43. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. ‘Mr. W. M. Walker, the popular clerk of the Har- w13 House, this city, will, during the current sea Bon, officiate asroom clerk at the Bay Ridge Hotel. Aimy Sanderson, daughter of the proprietor of ‘the club-house at "Ivy City, was badly bitten by a horse Saturday. While she was feeding the ani mal {t savagely bit her, tearing the entire left Good Will Commandery, United Order of the Golden Cross, last evening elected officers as fol- lows: Noble co: trict militia by Gen. Ordway last night. One hun- dred and twenty-lve men, under Major Fisner, took the oath, ‘Yesterday afterncon Owen R. Wixon assigned his property, groceries, &c., at 436 9th street, to Wm. Twombly, for the benefit of bis (Wixon’s) ereditors, making no preferences. ‘The feline choristers are exultant over the fact That In the code of police regulations adopted by the District Commissioners, while swine, dogs, ehickens, and geese are made subject to laws to Keep them quiet, nothing 1s said against cats, and consequently théy are free to give their nocturnal concerts at will, as usual A one-story house at the corner of 2d and E Streets northeast, occupied by Mrs. Greene, took ‘Gre shortly after 10 o'clock last night, from the explosion of a coal-oll lamp, and damage to the extent of $150 resulted, ‘Last night Officer Maddox found a dead infant in ‘the river, at the foot of G street northwest, and about the same time Officer Goucher found a dead. Ynfant in Rock Creek, between P street and Massa- eausetis aveuue northwest. About 6:45 o'clock last evening Mr. W. F. Ryne and wie, driving in a buggy down 14th Street, ran fnto a stk in the rails track at the corner of F street, breaking the front wheels of the buggy. Both the occupants of the vehicle were thrown out. Mr. Ryne was slightly injured, but Mrs. Ryne escaped unhurt. , appointed by the Secretary ‘The Thos. B. Penic of the Treasury storekeeper and gauger of the fourth Virginia district, ts not the former foreman Of the folding room, Government Printing Office, of that name. Goodwill Council, No. 9, Sons of Jonadab, has @lected the follor oMcers: W. Chief, Edward Herbert; V. Chief, Wm. Shanné '; Worthy P., Jared _J. Biiting; "Kec. Sec., Geo. Fin, Sec, Francis D. Clement; Treas, J. Norris, Representatives to the Sovereign Council, A. S. Dent, Jared J. Bitting, and Geo. D. ‘THE WEEKLY StTak’s Pocket Atias of the World ts offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stak. It is a handsomely printed ook of 101 profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains a Wealth of gen informalion, See advertise. Ment in another column. ‘Those who leave the city during the summer can have Tux Stak mailed to them for any length of Ume, and the address changed as often as desired. ‘The subscription must be invariably paid in ad- Vanee. ak es Amusements. Nationat Taeates.—“The Mascot” was given in & pleasing manuer at the National Theater last ht, and with a fair degree of briskness consid- ering that some members of the company did not begin rehearsals until Saturday last. Miss Ver- bona Jarbeau, as Bettina, though assuming the role for the’ first time,’ acted with that pretty, dashing sauciness which seems so natural to her, and sang very weil, John Howson gave a grate. Tul Davor of novelty to his “business” as Lorenzo, and Greeasteider’s Rocco was sufficiently amus- dng. | ‘The latter's solo in the second act was rede- jmanded, as was that of Mr. Urban. Mr. Pruetie’s Pippo Wasa creditable piece of work. Miss Lane ‘Was of course excellent as Fiametta, AlsatcH's Orgka HovsE.—A very satisfactory Presentation, in the main, was that of the “Lone- matan Girl,”” at ‘Aibaugh's last night. Mr. Brode- Tick had a Tole worthy of his vocal powers in the Count, and he sung tbe old but never stale “Heart Bowed Lown” with an effectiveness that caused Vigorous applause. Mr. Allen was unusually good as Devtishoof, and Mr. Campbell sang tne music of us acceptably, theFair Land of Poland” given so well that ne hadto repeat. Miss Leighton’s G; (Queen was well done, but Miss Fritch mee with “ittie success ‘In the role of Airline. The choruses were well rendered, KERNAN’s SUMMER THEATER.—A Dumber of enter- taining noveity acts and an amusing burlesque of “Pinafore,” in which some very good singing 18 beard, constitute the bill at this house this week. THs Manassas Panorama Is said to be one of the Most strikingly effective of the large battle pic- Lures now om exhibition in different cities. Lectvxs.—Kev. J. D. Still, of 12th street M. EL church, will deliver bis lecture on “Serio-Comic Events’ of Itinerant Life” at Odd Feliows’ Hall, East Washington, this evening. EXcunstontsTs aT MaxsHALL Hatt.—There was a very interes-ing and enjoyable entertalnment at Marshall Hall yesterday by the Metropolitan M. E. church and Sunday school. The Pilot Boy carried 600 and 150 more went by the Corcoran. ‘There was kite-tying by the Chinese boss of the sehool, speeches and singing by an Indian in ative costume, with other musical exercises. One event quite new with river excursions was the Ddapusia by br. Newman of a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Keene. A really happier crowd 4s rarely seen Upon an occasionof this kind. MARKIAGE LicENSES.—Marriage licences have Deen issued by the clerk of the court to John Shorter and Sidney Powell, both of Rockville, Md.; Richard Taylor and Sarai Ferguson, of Caroline County, Va.; Charlies Williams and Mary J. Thurs- ton; Edward Butler and Maria Watson: George S. Dantel and Saliie V. Keifer; Walter P. Drane and Binnie MeGarrity. ‘TRE WEEKLY Stak’s Pocket Atlas of the World 1s ofered free to every bew subseriber for one Year to the WESELY Stax It ts a handsomely printed book of 141 pages, profusely illustrated, with more Usan 100 colored inaps and diagrams, and contains wea mene another column oem A ComvorTasLE DWELLING, No. 1114 Ist street Rorthwest, will be sold at auction this afternoon at 6:30 ociocs. see advertisement for further Particulars pee ee A Goop Invxsraxsr.—The property to be sold by Thomas Dowllng Tomorron, at 5 o'clock, No. 1319 Sth street northwest, Nnproved front and Fear, Is rented to good tenants aud pays $30 a Mouth. See advertisement for additional details. Az 4 Murrixa, last evening, of the board of ¢1. rectors uf the Giymont Steababoat Co., at their office, 902 Pennsylvania avenue, Mr. Jesse B. Wil- 80B tendered Lis 1 and Mr. Rob’t Calla- Was elected to Gil the vacancy, with Mr. G. L. a5 president. It is the L of general Information. See advertise- | A nol. THE WATER-RENT QUESTION. Capt. Symons Answers Some of Mr. Crane’s Points, BE COMPARES THE WATER RENTS FOR FIFTEEN YEARS—THINGS WHICH HE SAYS MK. CRANE HAS MISEFRESENTED—AN OLD DRFALCATION—THE LAY- ING OF WATER MAINS. Concerning the communication from ex-Water Regtstrar * printed in Saturday’s Star, Capt. ‘Thos. W. symons, of the water department, said to Star réporter to-day : “The letter is such acom- plete mass of nis-statements, misrepresentations, half-truths, and unfounded conclusions that t 18 hardly worth answering. I am not mistaken about anything that I have stated on this question, It 1s nota monstrous power to devolve upon the Commissioners, the fixing of the water-rents, when it Is remembered that Congress fixes the amount to be collected and prescribes that all &e., shall be uniform. 1 have not overlooked thé law requiring fire-plugs to be paid for out of the ward funds, or the law requiring a fire-plug tax to be levied, but I know that both laws have been ab- rogated and superseded by subsequent legislation. It is a false statement that there are several re- Ports which prove that as the number of water- takers increase the receipts grow lesa, The re- ports rightly understood prove the exact contrary. THE WATER RENTS POR FIFTREN YRARS. “Ihave compiled a table showing the water Tents for the past fifteen years,” said Capt. Symons, handing ft to the reporter, who read: 1871-2, $42,- (303.24; 1872-3, $42,204.24; 11 no report; 1874-5, $57,562.28; 1875-6, $63,041.65; $66,245.36; 1877-8, "$77,614.39; 1878-9; $49,209.89! 1879-80, $165,683.37 ($0,880.29 refunded to water- 5 Si4, $119,718.48; "1844-85, $118,- 527.20; 1885-86, $134,068. 18, The table shows,” continued the captain, “that these receipts have almost trebled in fifteen years, and just about doubled in the last ten years. revenues from water rents have graduaily in- creased every Year since the water was introduced into the city. “The only exceptions to this are ap- Parent, not real. ‘The amount collected during he year 1879-80, according to the report of Ke- gistrar Cox, was $165,683.37, but this was for elghteen months’ rent. ‘The attempt was made by the Commissioners to change the water year to correspond with the fiscal year, and two col ons were made—one in July and August, 1 for twelve months on a schedule based upon ¥: uation of property, which was, however, declared by the courts to be illegal, and $30,880.29 was re- funded; and another collection was made in Jan- uary and February, 1880, for the year ending Jan- uary 1; 1881. The preceding year the amouut col- lected for water rents was $43,209.89, and the sear Succeeding it was $109,679.58, The average for the three years—79, 's0, ‘and ’81—was $100,190.95, while for the year ending June 30, 1886, Was $124,- 968.18. Deducting the amount $30,880.29 refunded, the average actual revenues from Water rents for the three Years—79, 80, and 'S1—was $95,897.52, OF nearly $30,000 less tian the receipts for the year 1885-6. Another apparent discrepancy occurs in the years ’83-'s, when the Water-rent year Was changed to correspond with the fiscal year in ac- cordance with the act of Congress. ‘These reports, and a correct understanding of them, prove very conclusively that neither one of THR FOUR ALTERNATIVES OF MR. CRANE are correct, but do prove that either through incapacity, ignorance or design he has misinter- preted them. The latter would seem to be the case, as when his attention was called to the fact of eighteen months’ rent having been collected during the year mentioned by him by Mr. Bon he denies the fact and reiterates his absu charges. No one conversant with the facts denias that there was @ defaication by a former water registrar years ago, but as 1t was not discovered until after the defaulter was dead, and took place under another form of District government and a different method of transacting business than the present, Tam at a loss to know why it should be mentioned now. No official of the water depart- ment does or bas for years handled any public money; everything is collected by the collector of taxes, and disbursements are made by the auditor's department. ‘WATER-MAIN TAXES, “In this article in Tax Srar the same gross ig- norance or worse that is displayed in regard to water rents 1s shown in regard to the subject of water-main taxes. The 12Inch mains mentioned im the article, as well as all other I: supply mains, are laid without the petition of the owners of property along the street in which they are aid, and no assessinent is ever made for iayig them. The three-tnch mains are almost exclu- sively laid in alleys, and in many cases there is littie or no assessment for water-main tax made on account of them, the property to be benefited having previously paid the water-main tax. These are laid generally where the water rents to be re- ceived make it a profitable investment for the water department. The six and four-inch mains it ts intended to lay on each side of the streets, so that cutting Into the pavements will be avoided. In some streets it will desirable to lay two six- inch mains; In others one six and one four, and in others two fours. Iam convinced that the best interests of the water service require that the water-matn tax should be increased to 1ig cents per square foot, as I recommended in my fast an- nual report, and that this amount would not be ner than enough to cover the cost of the mains ‘TAXES WITHOUT MAINS. “Jn regard to requiring the payment of a water- main tax on property supplied with water before a main fs laid In front of it, I have only to say that it seems simple justice to others to require all Who receive the benefits of the water supply to bear their proportionate share of the expenses of laying the mains and supplying the water. ‘The Commissioners have not done away with the instalment clause of the Water-tax law, and, as far as know, have never contemplated or con- sidered anything of the kind. While it 1s proper and perfectly within the power of the water department to answer such of the other questions and criticisms of the writer of the article in question, if these were asked by the proper authorities oF in a correct spirit, it_ 1s ardly worth While wasting the tme to answer ‘them when propounded in a captious spirit by a person who is evidently unwilling to receive the truth. The slur contained in the last article in ‘Tue Stan against Mr. Bond as the attorney for the water department, &c., &c., displays the petty and unjust spirit of the writer. Mr. Bond Simply took the trouble to inform hiinselt of the {ruth of that which he committed to paper and {o print, @ precaution whieh Mr. Crane over- ee Sunday’s Whisperings, ‘The first of the Sunday limited excursions to the famous caverns of Luray will take place on Sunday, July 3, and, from present indications, Promises to have the limited number sold by Saturday, the day previous. As the number trom this'city 1s Imited to two hundred people those desiring to go should purchase early, as no more than the designated number above Will be sold under any consideration. ‘The fame of the Luray Caverns 1s world-wide, and the grand scenery en route, embracing the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers and valleys, also famed Har- Fe ‘well worth the cost of the trip. ich Ucket entities the holder to a reserved oupon for the day. There is no crowding or ceefusion either going or returning. Small par cels and packages can be lert in the cars with per fect safety, as the cars are locked and guarded’ by special watchmen. Covered phaetons transfer pas- sengers to and from the caverns, protecting them from the sun and rain, so that the weatuer has nothing to do with the success of the trip. No change of clothing 1s required to visit the caverns, but a pair of rubver shoes for ladies would be pre- ferable, although not indispensable, as the caverns are coniparatively dry. The caves are lighted by electric ilzht, and ali thelr hidden treasures are fully displayed. ‘The round-trip rate including admission to the caverns, 1 $2.50. Train leaves depot, corner of New Jersey avenue and © street, at8:30 a. m., returning allowing four hours at the Cave Le oe a Rossexres Reroxrep.—Hugh McDonald, Sol- diers’ Home, reports stolen from him Sunday night $170.—k. M. Jordan, No. 450 M street northwest, reports stolen from his stable a car rage valued at $50.—J. W. Webb, No. 1324 10th street, reports the larceny of $10 worth of clothing. ee Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tux Evestxo Star. ‘THR CLOSIXG OF GEN. WaSHINGTON’s ScHOOL.— ‘The Wasington public school, for white boys, founded by Gen. Washington, held its closing ex: ereises at the Peabody school ’ building this morn- ing.” The superintendent's medal was awarded to Herbert C. Graves and many other premiums given to deserving pupils by thelr teachers. The School has ten rooms and 18 conducted by Col. T. H, Pickler, A. M., principal; Mr. Wm. H. Greenwell, Mrs, Virgiila Baggott, and Misses F. A. Wilson, M. A. Nevitt, Annie M. Summers, 8. A. Schofield, Jen- nie Stoutenburg, and Alberta Sisson. One portion of the school is’ taught at the old academy on Mashington street and. the ther portion halt a mile away, in the rear of the building, Alfred, near King street. oe EVEx-HUNDKED NumuentNG.—The committee on streets hay changed its plans of numbering the town, and will report to the city counell tonigne in favor of abolishing the system established some thirty Years ago, and, in substance, adopting the new décimal pian reported upon adversely i few. months ago as too expensive, It 1s hoped that the pian of having the numbers alike on the north | aud south streets will be abandoned and the town be numbered from Hunting Creek north, and thus give the same number to no two houses on the Same street. There 1s no reason for selecting King street as acenter from which to count.” Once Cameron, and not Kinz street, was the center, and Mt may be, in the spread ofthe town, after the Pocohontas 1s bull, that King street will no longer be the central street. Whatever is to be done, however, should be done quickly, and the Supefintendent, of poltes should "be vested with le all questions of numbers, Wit ight of fnal appeal to the mayor, _— Covnry Court.—Judge Chichester heard counsel duriug considerable portion of uy the,contested-clerkship case of Johnson and ¥ ou! Tos. was entered In the case of Chas, TWwy- man, charged with petit larceny. On the probate Side Of the court ‘ule will of Townsend ‘Was admitted vo probate, Notes.—The Perfection Mahutacturing Com- owning & gas and coal-oil patent, has just ‘made corporate here. Its Washi cOFpO- rators are Woods, Wm. Maybaum, and E. B. Koopman. It does business 1a Philadelphia — Billy Williams has now turned up in Iowa, butis Md.~--The mayor's court at its last session netted $10 for the city from dranks and disordertios “the imtane son of Kich. T. Fanuon was buried this afternoon from the home of its parents; on Duke and Henry streets. —— The schooner albert schultz, from Windaor, Nova Scotia, is expected here this week. superintend— —Miss’ Bettie Goods received the eat’s medal for this year at Leo Sehoole new county officials will me go into service on the Sheritt vo run reg- War c i the rent exe! a mont during I rst of July. "All whose ‘Trinity German and English School. ‘The examination and closing exercisesof Trinity German and English schools, corner of 4th and E streets northwest, took place yesterday. The scholars displayed a good knowledge in both the German and English branches of learning, and the Principal, Prof. Wm. P. Meyer, recetved many con- Progress and ot scholars, While a profusion of ae indicated the: in ie esteem and popularity’ pie ee District Government Affairs, FOOD INSPECTIONS AND CONDEMNATIONS. The of Inspector Harris, of marine ucts for the past weex shows errivais a8 1 5 682 bunches of fish; 238 mackerel; 63 a os ,600 clams; 2 crabs; ters. Migs eremndo ag foligrs: 403 unc of sh 2 i Teaco lothershead and Gapaatan show the following condemnations: 1,709 2 chickens; 3 3 ‘PERMITS Inspector Entwistle, non Jno, Linder, oe fd ai} .000, numbered’ 225 and ave Southeast; it Proctor, to erect brick dwelling and ‘store, $2,500, numbered 1639 10th street north- West; G, Brooks, to erect frame dwelling, $250, on 3. D. ONell to erect eight oried dwellings $4.00 . D. O'Neill, to erect ek dwel numbered 352 to 00 ft street eee R. Wilcox, to erect brick dwelling, nuinbered ‘507 street northwest; R. A. Cronin, manager “Riggs Market Company,” to erect brick market- house, $10,000, on south ‘side of P street, between 14th and 15th streets northwest; T. W. Sidwell, to alter house, $1,600; Mrs. Anderson, to repair Nos, 1715 and 1717 R street northwest; $250, AIL be cated PHday, hen the appropriation wi ay int when the appro} Tor 1888 becomes available” ‘The majority of them will be stationed in the northeast section, ee anagersor the Washington City” Bible. Sosiesy managers of the Was! le Suciet met ie the parlors of the Young Men’s Christian Association last coun vice-! ident John B. Wright in the chair. Mr. Ballantyne, treasurer, Teported: Balance on hand, $134.30; collections and sales by Mr. Snell, $17.84; total, $152.14. ee a ames eee Mand: e728 ants jepoaitory, ; On 7 fhe treasurer was directed to’ reintt: $50 £0. the Parent Society in New York City. The next meet ing will be held on the 26th of September. The rs of the society were constituted a commit- ‘Vee on distribution ad interim. ‘The Courts, CovrT IN GENERAL TERM. eae asrUnited ‘States against Marshall; on hear- Equiry Court—Judge Merrick. To-day, Gibbons agt. Lewis; complainant au- thorized "to make sale. Cleary agt. Cleary; dis- ‘missal of bill without prejudice, ‘The Philadelphia select council voted to post- pone indefinitely the Elevated Railroad ordinance, There has been one new case of fever at Key West. since Sunday and one death—Mr. Harold, of Balt- more, died at the hospital. Cardinal Gibbons was received at St. Charles Col- lege, Md., yesterday, with an illumination and dis- play of fireworks. RRR OOY FAL RRO OY ¥ AAL rig.8 y sak R ROO ¢ 4 ALLLL BBR OA KIINN N GGG bor SABE TE BASAK K IIN NNG GG BBB 4 4K KIIN NN GGG PPP OO W W_WDDD FEI EPO OWWWWD DE RoR E88 wwww BODES BTS Bo? WY "W Boo Eek E> ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varie. 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, Sonp omLr m™ Cavs, Roray BaKiNG POWDER Con 140 Wall street ae cz Sezcuz None. 2 During the months of June, July and At strictly cash customers who bi 508 ot over Doe Goods’ will receive s pair of haudsome DAMLAS! TOWELS. ‘These elegaut ‘Towels are all Yery fine quality, ianmeuse size, one yard aud @ quar’ Terlonys and decorated with s handsome wide bolder, Bouts fla pair BA 5. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, nearly one yard wide, finest quality, worth 1230, reduced BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, new styles, Se. H LAWNS, 13e. LAWNS. 150. 10c. BEAUTIFUL, E DRESS GOODS, imme widths double the width of single GRGe trode race all pute wool, worth 7 3c, reduced to 3734. a NKLED, GINGHAMS, beautiful “styles, worth c.. reduced to 734c. “ALBATR 00) yable width, worth 5de, reduced ts Bryer oon "ide Gouble wi 40 and 450. iCY SILKS, y cash value, 8734¢., reduced K SURAH 8! to ‘BEAUTIFUL DRESS oops, in Stripes, Caan QOS, tn Fisiae, MDS Cask ee 12 ars for ote a ae $8 A BPR, TUT BEE ERE, ots, Ee wu A AR RB BR B Sg 323_711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. ishes, while they only stimulate, A superior drink forchildren and for uerrous and delicate women, Soot! com, yur nerves with Celery, Beet and irom "who suffer trom Drala trouble or physical lassitude can find no better Temeay than Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beet and Iron. le by all druggists. ‘Jas, L. Barbour, FNS pete this District of Dr. Henley’ cele! Celery, Beet and Iron lc. For a Bottle of Pure Old Rye Whisky, or @ bottle of Blackberry Brandy, or a bottle of good Claret, go to the great 60 days’ closing out summer sale at N, T. Merzoer & Bro., 1 417 7th street northwest. Best in the World. Indestructible $10 Trunk. $5 Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa, ave. €0 Al rican Watch ld and silver, cheap. Wolford. pode eae, ‘Two Grades of Ca: ge Brews Srants ‘wo trays, all muslin lined, good and strong, $8 and $12, TorHaM’s Manufactory, 6 1231 Pennsylvania ave, D. Board at a Pleasant, shady residence; good table: near ‘mountains; mile from station; terms moderate, Address H.L., Gainesville, Prince William Co., Va 3 All Kinds of Trunks and Harness Of our own make at lowest prices. ‘TorHax’s Manufactory, 6 1281 Pennsylvania ave. n. Ww. Immense Assortment 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. 6 ‘Tooth extraction obviated by restoring root to beauty and usefulness, Filling, &¢., done satis- factorily. ‘Terms moderate. Dr. H. Mueller, den- ‘Ust, 423 11th st. 6 Colburn’s WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUGR. Piquant and appetizing, Has no equal in flavor.im “The Queen of Beers.”—Moerlein’s pure, unadulterated Cincinnati Beer 1s especially qdapted for family use. 700. per doz. Agency, 1208 oe “Hoyal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties Colburn’s King of conayMuADEHEA MOSTAR, a Ing of condiments. Flavor, pungency, stren; combined in pertection. Finesd mescard magedin Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MINK quart, “Cream 150. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—CHEAP—A HANDSOME VILLAGE cart, latest style, but little used. Apply at 336 Eaat Capitol JezBi3t FOR SAPE FORNITUREIN FIVE ROOM HOUSE, family leaving city; house rent ouly 812.3% line of cara/" Address : Fee Sane cues VER- GRAND CLEARING SALE. age We DSi opats A STILL GREATER LOs8. ‘We will not waste more words about this advertined ‘aiking. Fits whole osluun ts dovotsd inoee Ghemniae sale Toma will be changed FBOM DAY To Da¥. ew Storifices will be made ‘FROM DAY TO DAY. Bead This Advertisement FROM DAY To DAY. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. All our best French Koech- HinisBattcons Ueautifia pat. Sbeut we will now let thea: de widt nord at Soe ‘for Clearing Price, 15. tof Grey. ‘Ch ‘a Plat Mobasirand Worsted Dress ‘sold as high as 3Se, Clearing Price, 200. CO RRENN NTTTT SOR NSF R E Paes RE RRR PER P ERER R co NNN OFF ON ALI. STAPLE BLACK Goops, Some Goods we have marked less than cost. Wo have ‘also put the kuife in ous LINEN AND HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. One Special Lot of Turkey ors; ; One Lot 60-inch wide Cream ‘Table Damask, beau Batternt cheap at SOc. Bat ee, Clearing Price, 450, ‘One Lot of ing Towels, : has 18x36. sold at 18c., learing Price, 12340. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. one ist nee ae ussian Border, good a Regular Price, $1.25 Clearing Price, 90c. Afiolland Suades” "UT Guessing Price, 220. One lot of Best English Mo- mie Cretonne. Regular 25. Clearing Price, 150 ie HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. One lot Children's Plai a shachty Ba Hose, sold for 430, One lot of Ladies’ Balbrig- fan, Hose. Regular 256, Guality: One lot of Jersey-Fitting Un- shirts, S ‘ders ar rh Bbc. eet PEE cali Brion She, LACE DEPARTMENT. Alot of 45-inch Oriental Flouncings. "Were @1& rard, alot of All-Wool Laces, oll Som Regular price 20 A lot of 45-inch Oriental Lace Flouncings, _heav; work. Worth 8125 « yd. Clearing Price,50c.aya. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 5. ch Clearing Price, 250, Clearing Price, 19. Clearing Price, 50c. syd. Clearing Price 10c. ayd. = HORSE, e tical Boilers: 3,6, and 7-Horse Vertical Engi 90c. a yard. Clearing Price, 50c. » yd. with and without’ boilers. Wa C. CODD, 2010 RES Sere A lot of’ Odds and Ends in FR SALE: A FINE YOUNG DARK Mare, #1 Cambric Emb’s., some were ashigh as 5c. @ yard. Clearing Price, 10c. a ya. Fie ieyetigia glue or cous ot tay | An gf Mounaalt of Pm: Fen ce eaerON Bicor ogy ome | =" mult by Joyee, owner having no use for A the tow pros of 805.820 Muatsaie TE | ya yygg XOMON DEPART PGE SALE-ELEGANT FULL 7-OOTAVE SQUARE es were 81and 81.00: Piano; handsome rosewood; ‘carved legs, &2.;tich, | _tocloss eros ok full tone; warranted wood us new: for only'8150, of | A lot of Machine Olt was Se. monthly payments of'$10; cost @400; stout andcover | “and‘too.;to close at Bea We are offering some gran bargains in nearly | A lot of 75c. French Plate new Uprichtaud Square Pianos at wonder{aly: ‘Mirrors: to close at Boe, prices, considering the fine quality. Alot of Sanglangue's Faco bFonce frouy $25 to 8100. from Powdgr wan 18. (regular lors. 7 to closeat Come in and talk exchange with us, It's our| boc a specialty. A iot of whalebones, 7 to 10 ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, edocs Sere eo _ 4028 422 9that_ | Alot Gf Linen Taread in bal HR SALE—1,000,000 MERCHANTABLE AND| {Stfongest made) was Sc.; ‘Hand-modo ied inex forasle chau LL BND oer Sake Sructiage aylvania ay = We. 7™ Clearing Price, 20. FO! SALE-PHRTON BUGGY IN FIRGT-CLASS | Alot of Shemeld's Creme order, leather top, lutest style; owner having no further use Apply 1303 1 FOR SALE-ONE PORTABLE SAW FOR RIPPING ‘and cross-cutting; can be worked by steam, horse or hand power: table ‘9x0; can be used for_plowing, Faplting and bevel cutting. “Apply at 1014 Het nw, jezs-3te FOE, SALES RIOR SOLID W. Spring and Hair Mattress, used: large two-door refrigerator, $6; 4 upholstered chairs and rocker, $6; must be sold. 402 Ist st. nw." ‘OR SALE — AUTOMATIC FANS FOR- HOT it, will t ‘accept au le offer, ve amy reasonable, ofe LNUT BEDSTEAD, 22: hae never been weather.“ Can be used in business place in day- ne aud bedroom at night, Making a continuous cu! Tent of air witho1 ‘MB. ALLEBACH, Mani facturer, 126 North 2ud st., Philadelphia, je27-2t" Pe MBI RED THOU. sand feet of Lumber, mostly juch Boards, 1x14 feet long, used at, National Drill. Will be sold very low, and’ in quantities to suit purchasers. Call at Monument Lot, or at Oth street wharf. WIMSATT & UBLER 7-1w Fe, SALE GROCERY AND PROVISIO; TORE: establisied 20 years; good reason sriven torse will sell cheap for cash. Apply 1010 6th st, ow Prices Tasr Do Nor Fux TO ATTRACT. ‘The incredulous who make the rounds of the different stores are amazed at the extraordinary LOW PRICES we are sell- ing goods at. Nosuch opportunity has ever been offered so early in the season tobuy desirable and seasonable goods, ‘and there is no time like the present. ‘The following are a few specimens: A BEAUTIFUL GRAY SERGE SUIT, $7.50. A NICE CHECKED SERGE, 87.50. A SALMON COLOR ALL-WOOL SERGE, DELIGHT- EUL AND COOL, $9.50. ‘Seersuckers, Ponges, Silk, Drap d'Ets Coats and Vests in endless variety, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, $22 Corner 7th and G sts. n.w., Guearest Bazoams Ix Croratxa EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON. Determined to close out stock, we have put the knife in prices, and will sell fine, well-made Clothing for ‘Men and Boys regardless of cost or value. FOR BOYS 5 TO 13. Jackets and Pants at $1.75, reduced from 82.50. Jackets and Pants at $2.50, reduced from 83.50. Jackets and Panta at $3.2, reduced from 85. ‘Jackets and Panteat 84, reduced from $6.50. Jackots and Pants at $4.75, reduced from 87. ‘Finest Jersey Jacket and Pants reduced to $3.50. Sailor Suits at a great sacrifice, FOR BOYS 14 TO 18, Suits at $3.50. reduced from 4.50. Suits at $4.75, reduced from $7. Suits at $5.50, reduced from $8. Suits at $6.75, reduced from $10. ‘Suits at 7.50, rednced from 812, Suits at 89, reduced from $14. Suits at 810, reduced from $18, Odd Coats from 25e. up, FOR YOUTHS AND MEN. Suits at $7.50, $8.75, $10, $12 and $13.50; reduced from $10, 812, $15, $16.50 and $18, Serge Suits in blue, bisck and gray at @10; reduced from and worth 815. Z- Prince Albert Suits reduced to $12.50, $15, $18, $20 and $22.50. Undoubtedly the best beryainy ‘ever wn. 1,000 pairs of odd Pants from: Bicycle Pants a specialty. Casitas ROE SALECAN ENGLISH | BREECH LOADER, made by ©. G. Bonebill, of Loudon, the barrels being of Damascus wire; can be had at reusonuble Price. 1418 Jez7-30" Foe SALE — CARRIAGES, “PHAETONS, AND Spring Wagons, for sale aud built to order: work guranteed, prices inoderate. At the new shops of EAKCE & LAWTON, 2710 and 2712 M st. Geo1 town Bride. R SALE—FINE, FRESH. YOUNG COW, WITH if; will give 4° to 5 gala, milks day, of quail equal to Kiderney. inquire ot Me: THOS KNOWLES, krocer, Georgetown, or of. STRANG & TUCKER, wJe253 uisiana Sve., Washi R SALE—A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A BUSI- hess man; one of the vest stands in South Wash: ington: first-class Grocery and Provision stomp: stock Sud fixtures at a bargain. Inquire of W. A. STEWART, Western Union ‘Telegraph oltce, 603 Peau, ave. nw, 3-3tY Fo, oe E AND (EXCH NGE CARRIAGE RE- pository, a old place. 466. Pa, ave.— iarfinees Dupren, aden asione, and axons, al ‘styles, both new and second-hand, from $50 up. WE. GEYER = 383-3 OR SALE-JUST ARRIVED-26 HORSES smong them some fine drivers and heavy draft; also, three young draft Mules, Prices reasonable, eS SCHLEGEL & QU In rear of 9: Fone ALE; PHOROUGHBRED | MALTES! Kittens: also young male Mockine Birds, 82.50 each; and fine lot cheap Parrots at SCHMID‘ Bird Store, 12th at.. two doors south of Penusylvania ‘Dentifrice was 50¢; to close at 25c. a Jar, LADIES NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. One lot of Ladies’ finest Lin- Stade thtourlh center a rough center, Gidenvers’s goods), worth : Clearing Price, 9c. 3 for 250. One ot Grape, Lise, and BS ‘Canvas Ruching. Was ee ondlot Black 25, ish Fichus and Scarfs. SRegular Price, 2.50 to $4. 1. Cees aset. Clearing Price, 250. 8 set, IMPORTED DRESS ROBES. Do not fail to examine our Imported | Dress Kobes wiley re have ‘placed on of “a5-inen Binbroldered Resins Aha tsa hey have sold from $10 to B20. Clearing Price, $5, SUIT DEPARTMENT. ‘Two Black-and-White Fig- ured Lawn Suite, sizes 34 and 36. Sold for 88. One Light Gray Cloth Suit, ‘with the newest styleshort drepery and basque, Suit sold for $18. ‘One White Suit, handsomely trimmed with embroidery, size 530. Regular One ‘Misses’ White India Linen Suit, size 16 skirt elaborately trimme with fine Embroidery, with yoke of basar yoke of : . ‘The Misvee Guts, 14 an ui Clearing Price, $4.00. Prioe, 450. Clearing Price, $4. Clearing Price, $18. 1 that sold at 88. oneieer Chitiren's Moai Dusters, sizes 6 to 16 yra. Were $3. JERSEYS, One lot of Imported Casit- mere Jerseys, with fancy Fedora fronts. Sold for $3.50. Clearing Price, $1.98. SHIRT WAISTS, Our White Muslin Shirt Waists, with patent but- tons, plaited back and front. “Phe best waist ever offered at 50c. Cleari: 40c. Incolors, Glearing Brice, 85 600. 10, per cent off on all our ‘Shirt Waists. iw. ap1s—3 JOR SALE—BICYCLE BARGAINS—BALL-BEAIL MILLINER! >ARTMENT. Fst, Siiclinee from @30 up new Helloae HOEK | rable 1, consist ee bails tb both whestsy any Sige, 800, Sorty tncyel able A caemung of fine prices. “THE CYCLEBIES," 1406 N. ¥. ave. mi7_| En brown, navy, ten, ald OR SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES ND shapes. Sold y Fvatcinbed worons, 4 mile Garin Core baa | EP Soe bSias, Clearing Price, $1.10. ger varnished wagons; also painted wagons, rs’ | Table 2, consist of large and ladies’ phetons, one stage, on easy terms, J. ‘White Hats for ladies and J.COOK, 3295 M st., Georgetown. my28-3m "| children, in Fancy Straws, ‘OR SALE-CALIFORNIA WINES, CLARET, 81 | qebicscconsistingol cance, “VATine Price, 62a. angele dish Buntede gus went: 2 HO | "Ruowltou'ebage Band Gade, devoted tres Fra Gust eC tee ser pd tor Bie Oe Clearing Price, 230. pmaes Table’ 4, consiating of 2! HR SALE—JAS. RAGEN. 1014 PA AVE. N,W, | dozen White Modena Hate Fei. t for J. T. Cowles’ Improved Stand Fipes in large brim, and Poke. and Fire Escapes, ‘with ice-proot ste} Daicony | _, Worth 08, Clearing Price, 250, ineas Find eeu 2a epilior | Bin. copsiting of Jot of fou. i SALE-THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE Re-| N° lage omiaiem soe E guires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendates: | | $0m i Clearing Price, 210, list, "D. BALLAUF, Agent, 731 7th at. wa Wonvzarcz Bazoams LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS, IN Childrens’ Fine Kid Hand-Sewed Oxford Tics, and Opera Slippers, only 50c.: worth 7c. ‘Misses’ Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed, with ‘Tips, only G5e.; worth $1. Ladies’ and Misses Fine Opera Slippers, Kid-Lined, only 50c., worth 750. Ladjes’ Fine Kid Oxfords, low-button and New- Porta, only 75e., worth $1. Ladies’ Curacos Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxforda, Patent-Leather Trimmed, only @1; worth 81.50, ‘Mons’ Low-Strap Ties, only 81; worth $1.50. ‘Meus? Fine-Embroidered Slippers, only 650; worth oom GREAT : r é GLEARING ER AUS BT Sy [tenn & Bi ‘Have succeeded in securing a manufacturer's samples of Children's ‘Dresses, from two to six years old, in all ‘the new fabrics, nicely trismed: Some of the cutest Uttle suite you ever saw, We bought them very cheap ‘and have marked them acbordingty. ‘Through this fortunate purchase of ours we are enabled to save you fully 40 per cent on Children's ‘Dresses, and f00d to delay in making yout Jots in | intention of purchasing ask to beabown these dresses. a there are. only 250, it would not be jtida. Rven without Prices range from $196 to 94.48; worth from 83 toss. Also, 50 Boys' White Oamibric Dresses, well made ‘and nicely trimmed, worth $2.25 by the quantity for Us to buy; will close out the lot at $1.68 and $1.08, If | according to size, Children's White Suits for Examination and Gredu- ‘sting Purposes in unlimited variety: sale, The | A beautiful quality White India Linen Dresses, laborately trimmed, for 94.96. ‘Ladies’ White Suita, in all the different materials and different qualities, ‘Ladies’ Wrappers, in Calico, Lawn, Satteen, Cash- mere, &o, ‘Ladies’ Cashmere Scarfs and Shawis, in all shades, for seaside and mountain wear. A lange stock of Boys’ Shirt Waista, in Calico, Percale and Flannel. ‘Boys’ Calico Shirt Waists at 200. Theee are plaited ‘front and back, and are warranted fast colors, ‘Boys’ Percale Shirt Waiste,'48c. Clearing Price, 12340. Boys’ Flannel Shirt Watsts, in all colors, with all the new improvements, only $1.25. ‘Recognizing the fact that We have too many ‘Dress Goods at this stage of the season, we have ‘made Decided Reduetions, which fact we will demonstrate st our Immense Dress Goods De- partment, Achance for you to buy Dress Mate- Fials cheap, Asour store is made delightfully pleasant by ‘our Patent Cooling Fans, which are in constant ‘operation on warm days, it ies pleasure to shop atourstore. L mag Eo & BRE 8 fon SA HME ots = a 4 NONN FREE RR oo EH Eee 0 R Sco HUH BBB pull RR HE aa BBI F3. 00. °o “ EP Bi 8 3 q ‘ast Bay £ “oo” = ONE PRICE ALWAYS, 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET, Je224 4 TABGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON, ‘TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT. ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD WITHIN THIRTY HEILBRUN'S Days. LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE PAR- LORS. WE CLOSE aT 7 P.M. TICKETS AND CHROMOS FOR ALL. 1 HEILBRUR, 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. SEE THE OLD LADY IN WINDOW. 325, 18lL —ses ww wy EEE MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. it the igllowing prices, SED RESERVE WEIGEY so OLD BRUNSWICK Pere moter Soran Taste Sv ie Gee teria, We bes toinvs medicinal af ot to our OLD ‘which aes . South Front st. Philadelphia. New York Office, 16 South William st “a1 GRATEFUL—COMPORTING. EPPS cocoa. BREAKFAST. FOR SALE—HOUSEs. ROR Sace—22: THREE-STORY Frtcnent Brake improvementa, a Pigd atthe intersection of New Hamehire avenie itecka of MM. PARKE: Jes-12t ied Tals Ftshw. @HT SIX-ROOM BAY.WINDOW ‘sot andar moot paying 10 pores, R SALE— cae ene mht Eee 18,000 514 Si st i674 rs aes ;.16,000 45 Ri " Ses. 2,000 bh. “2,000 1,500 4p Sanison st ti, oR aS 00/1223 Madison st aLw, | Ch, 4m... = The above i tion of the m3 books. For full ist call at emtcs for sed on h. Yer} THOSE. aN. DTUL NINE-ROOM BRICK ‘A FEW DAYS—THREE-STORY 15 ‘rooms, Kit lot INO. BO} price $6,200; 850, AUSIIN P, IR SALE—A BARGAIN—THE eee Ee on terms to suit, All modern improvements: house can be inspected. Je ee Fe ALE—CHEAP—IF SOLD A6-room press brick h. B. W.. NEXT 10 Days. hall, vestibule, bath Price Star Toom, hot and cold water, rumce and latrobe: Easy terms. POG, 82,900. Address “BAKAT “A NICE 5-800M frame house; front porch ; good condition: must be sold at once, will move in order to build; price $400. Address bo: Star office. 025-30" 1,950 CASH OK MONTHLY PA’ ments for two five-room Frame Houses in suburbs; Rorthwest: white tenants, lange lot; good investment; surg tosdvance, Address CARBOL LL, Care Carner 46. 25st? Fro! sae ‘and cellar brick dwelling, near Dupont Circie, 133 rooms, 2 bath-rootas, laundry. Sc, ‘-++818,000 allm.i, new and elegant. 3 story brick dwelling near Towa Circle on Vt ave., 23 feet front, ruoms deep, 13 rooms, all ni... 14,500 ‘B-story and cellar brick dwelling, 19th. st..near ‘Dupont Circle, 10 rooms and bath, all in. i 13,500 ‘with furniture, 15,300 B-story and basement brick dwelling, near Du- Pont Cirele, 12 rooms, furuace aud all m. \dsomely finished... 11,000 B2-story brick dwellings, northeast section of city, 5 roois abd wii Price, each. 1.400 An 8 room brick dwelling, one aquare from ‘Briush Minister's, all um... ‘room brick dwelling, M st. n.w., near 9th. Several attractive and well-located new brick dwellings, northwest section, 7 rooms aud cellar, with'all ui 1. at........80,000 aud 85,200 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F st.nw, TWO-STORY brick frout dwellings, with stone trimmings; «ix conte all mii.;on List. uw, each | 200, on easy terms. vat ‘TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 122 7.500 5.250 KR SALE—TWO FRAME HOUSES, the Capit Rermonth 38: New York ave. OR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—A CHARMING Home worth $5,000 for $4.600 if sold the next tour days: owner leaving the city July 1: all mc lot; smail cash payment; balance to suit = een UMPHREY & ¢ OR SALE—2 BRICKsHOUSES ON Tooms, water, aud gas; price $2,600 each. Houses on F st jnear Sow Jerse PRESS | jern improvements, in complete’ order: lange | hiaser, LMAN, ‘SERIDRRCE RLnG. por save—a XD DESIRABLE BRICK Fite wine al oder tnorvvenntarercata: | house ou Sd mar ww. ber Seba aie tory, lane stable, Jot S0z14), $7,000; smail cash | alley: also adjoining aide lot same wise “This is ap Payment BENJ. P. DAVIS 1519 Fst,“ “jezs-Str_ | opportunity so secure a residence with plenty of room 1B SALE-IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN | frasonable time the house will be pur invosmibt ee ‘elemant Residence northwest, examine the two new | felt and olered for teat, idings to be numbered 1736.sud 1761, on Messa- SWORMSTEDT & chusetts ave, near Dupont Circle, with lane lots: | je18-1m Brioed af €33'000 and 640,000, “Theee bowers cannot | — = BANS COn 1407 F ak, = HIT eChoice, Tous Rldiiawaccuincctaat a ah divisions ako P yeu carat e JPOR SALE—2008 GST. 14K. VERT CHEAP Bone Br lot aa ty 140.10 tones Net ne wi é Hine new bouss on S0th at. neat Blaine 2421 Te. ave,tire, mod hips $05 Mat. nw =o Sz bac uw. die, Woe Et 1,008 tod nme fan ad snl Dosis i ll Seo ot on te before buy 8am" GhO'W. LINKING, Ith and Hata nw. 0.800 or mu ___ FOR SALE—LOTS. JOR SALE—AT COKNER OF 20TH AND Q STS. B.w.-can give40 oF 60 feet frout Uy SK feet doop, ne house, o jeft vacant ia that sec: Gon. JOHN SHERMAN &CO, 1407 Fst. : Fitatint eee BUILDING LOTS OF j.aven, running throwgh to Zist at, #4. bet. 14th aind Lathe 2 lote at 1-50 per mud Sind ma. Bd 25; Lamver Hetghts, Sorwer lot eanlly sub-divided, E4c. “Gtmer lots im ail ot city at a sacrifice. JNO. BOW i LF st jets-6t {OK SALE— Fond. "A bargain it 15th st. extended, near Columbis sold at once HUFTY & DYER. 13th and F sia, cE. 28o., SIX Bc, B50, Bre. and oe. “Several in Mt, DOF atjers.3e JOR SALE—LO1 20 BY 100, ON STH ST. BE- tween Land M sta ne: price, 25 ots. perf ly THOS. B. PENICKS, 618 List. uw jets" JOK SALE—A SPLENDID PROPERTY, WELL located. containing 30.000 aquare ieet « ill sell ase whole or iu lots to suit A positive. bar. gain apply to JAMES F. BAKBOUR, lath and B sto, *. R SALE—A NICE ALLEY LOT SOUTHWEST, 36x38 at 40 cents per foot. For particulars ad. ress “ALLEY” Star of ROR SALE-AT A DECIDED BARGAIN—A, desirable building Lot on East C ES ieet to alley: Just thtee aquares from tie Capital See? St TAUPTY DYER, Cor. Lith aud F JOR SALE NORTH CAP. 81, 192100; ONLY Soe. XN. H. ave. bet, M and N. “Will sell at « bargain, thst, sc., pear D. munall Lota, Gc, levs-t*”” LAWRENCE & NASH, 1010 F st. nw. JOR SALE—LOTS. Lots 5&6, bik. 15, H& B sub. diy Meridisn Hull with (raines renting for 818 per uionth, Price 40c. pet te “ole 47,48 & 49, Denisson & Leighton sub. div. Me- ridian Bill. 4 a fag oat 755, Lotwon Calumabis road bet 14th and 15th sts extended. a, bike. 14, 15, 10, 18 apd 20, Mesidian Atak fine lotsa Whitney “Close & Allutwood Pisce TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1226 F street northwest, Fast Capitol, near 10th st, near Hn North Carolina a 425, 920 F at. n.w.. (Second Floor). FE SAE 15.900 FEET OF GROUND ON MST, Oth and 21st aia. uw. 0 feet front on 10th st, bet. P st, and Rhode Island ave. new, improved uy 3 trame houses ‘Wi feck trout on ith st se. omy sump van 'ave Altea fags ah tun in Ga * in the neat few days Snes — BA DABNEILLE, eee eer) £02 SALE“10TS, EXTRAORDINARILY cHEAR, ‘on 16th st, for €3, in diflereus squares, from Hl tg Houndary, abd other sections at the wane. reduced THUS B. SHOFMAKEIC O00 Math ath. BEAUTIFUL LOT 23x05 K ST. BE- Biiween'igti sud’ zoth sta, south side, wide parka, location ao. Sgaes HILL & JOHNST« 738 15th wt iw. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—A Lot com of otty and iver, which can be offered as 8 Whole much below the warket price, JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 Fast. witi JOR SALE—43,000 8Q. FT. OF Gnor three frouts, only thie sguares froin te Gapit vulative iure Ti Lei & KU TMERPO we 1226 F JOR SALE_A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SMALL blocks of ground im the eastern section of the eit At speculative prices, TYLER & KUTEEKFOK 1 able te 605 14th stn. NEW 2. AND CELLAl rooms aud bath room, alli. i; Th brick dweilings; ‘on East Capitol st. ' Price $5,000 ; terms easy. 3025-61? ¥ TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 226 F si > per toot. Z SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F st. JOR SALE—TWO-STORY rate Cutty, teu. rout aud ath, Wis au cid ‘Hot Sonu; Lanier Hedge, price gh: ae TvLbh & RUTHERFORD, awe é : JR SALE—A FINE PROPERTY. OF 11 ROOMS: m.i.; 7th st.. near Boundary ; 87.000. Je splendid 3-story ana cellar corner Store; large store | and eight rooms; all mi.; fine location i northeast, uear Pennsylvania ave; can be purchased wit Without stock o1 groceries:, $10,000. BiacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F é i RK SALE—MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ES- tate; large corner property, 3d and Indiana ave., nelding @ ust incumé a8 ab nvestuient of mine per ‘ UF. FOX, “Seu5-6t 920 F ot JFRor saLe— ft barvain on 14th st, bet. P: large tinee-story” Brick. mod.” tiie: 1d Q sts. nw. na ee | lity vcan be turued ibtowsiore ‘at ittle exproee: price'$1,500. ‘Also, beautitul Lot on New Hanjauire Ave, between Land'M 100 feet front, price $1.45 | wa OW MNES. er aquare toot. my RK SALE—GREAT BARGAINS IF SOLD AT | ‘Once—Two-story-and-basement Brick, a, 1.1.00 | 16th st. n.w.; lot 20 feet frout: price omy 83.000. Store aid 7-room frame House ou'1 2th stn». 1 SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NIN House; 7,500 feet of ground: ps 84,500, cheap, peg S00 merase ND CELLAR, DOUBLE | bi | eee eee JOR SALE—ABOUT 275 OF a. Delo = | 2 tw " 4 R SALE—HOUSES, RANGING FROM $1,650 JOR SALE—3 LOTS in SQ. 152, EACH 16x87 4 TO Fe’ 84,500, in northwest, which Lean seli to respect- alley: price 75c.persg. foot i YLEK& RUTHER people." THOS. 8. SHOEMAKER, | FORD, 1226 F at a.m. “jead-Lw AXTER & MacUOWAN, 1O0B and 1010 Fat. Ai Banas avenue, Lanier Heuchte, 2 Lot om Princeton st, Columbia Heights, near 14th nes tote i? BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F st. JOR SALE—FINELY LOCATED LOTS IN ALL 0 SQUARE FE ‘round in then. e- section of the city, a carn Hine Onportinity for wubdivingn.” Os ‘this month. por foot, i gold this SWORMSTEDT & pRapies, a at tw. ms "VARIOUS ‘Of the city. BRADLEY, 27 F st. _Jel-Tun 20K 8: LOTS ON THE TENLEYTOWN ROAD, Oppostth PRESIDENT CLEA ELANDS COUNTRY SEAT AND st ALBANS CRUNCH will ran shortly every bali Lour ftom High “Vota sold ‘on easy terms. Monthy ts a sold ‘on eaay payments a0. cepted on contracts Tor deeds sud deterred” paymmeata — S ead iuterest. Twenty iots have been sendy 00 ‘Chese lots immediately adjoin the Washiugtun lam which willbe open formueste Suse L. Fist of lowwou ile iu our omess JOHN E. BEALL & 0o., my6-3m 1321 F at JOK SALELOTS—THE NATIONAL _caPrrai Tenant Co. (Gutauel He Walker reagent td ‘Louisiana ave., next door to City P.O.) Vaiusbie Build. | ihe Lots for sale. Special terms to those who will uid BUSINESS CHANCES. _ it SALE OR RENi—412 AND 416 NEW JER- | ‘sey ave. Ke.’ two Dew two-story, 8 room Brick ‘Houses, Ali m improvements. For tenus, &., ‘at Coal Office, 507 Pennsylvaniaave. ns. 1m. aaa *k, Or. and cellar on Caroline st. n.w.,. rooms, on 1:3th. above lows circle. ron Usst, bet. Loth and 16th n.w. lah Place... 3 bet. 10th and 1th sis. ‘bet. 15th and 16th. ‘and 14th st, see Az, Brick, Eo bet Sth” and Gb a'r ey apply Wwe MYERS a sete 425 New horkave ROR SALE-SEVEN-ROOM BRICK, 10/H, ST, Set, Grand Hy all mod. impe, renting for $25.30. 500. 5 Six noon brick, me oul, $1700, ‘BOLTON, 9th sud Feating for 15.30. WKIGHT & Par} SALE—1324 16TH ST. N.W. : $22,000—1 WILL all et above price amlcn) toruue te ut, this ele ‘my own occupancy (Jolin Fraser, amvuiv: sone Con ‘squat nor‘ . Robesom's and Je on broed 16th st, oppose Sir. Habra’ and prove brace sete in ras ee FOREST Db. Calvary Rectory, Ci: ‘oy Cincinnatt Ohio. ‘Setme SALE—TWENTY-FIVE BRICK DWELLINGS ‘in the ‘northwest, now Dailt: rice, from 00 each: on eany at ofhice Sor bulletin cod examine plats. ‘DANESLOWER & SON, 1115 Fst. ‘tin Fhe fi TEN NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, clietbly Iocated. frou. $1,800 ts ‘comple ‘ ANENHOW x, terms. Di awe Ly ae POE SALE—DRY GooDs D FANCY GOoDs tore, with dwelling, on Cayntal Hall nent low! ood entirely new, mew dog” vod ceri, ‘pusinean iafactory Feasous given for sellin Addrees “esse. ON PANCK GOODS, Staroffice, PO LEASE-A SPLENDID PuoPLRTY, WELIZ Icaied, coutaininy 30.000 aguare fort v2 erouind, wet! fenced, good «fice; shed, SOxn0. with tin rt Rultabie for” Goal, wood. lumber @r sturare- Apply ts JAMES F. BAKBOUK, 14th aud Bet. tiw. | Jers -t FROR SALE—TH E YEAR LEASE OF A NINE room house and restaurant. Inquire st, 29,0 ot nw. arb R_BALE—DRUG STORE, GOOD LOCATION, $1,350; Tea and Coffee Store: has a ood trade, FREE stoke aud a number of Other stores. Real Estate Office. 938 Fst. D. RAMEY. — je SALE — THE ENTIRE STOCK, FIXTURES, five years’ lease and license of M. GOLDSTEIN'S gar Store aud Sample Room, 1305 E st. n. w. new Natioual Theater. A tangain tor au imu Cigar and the foutideoid atprivass sale cheapo “Me [2 OGERS' TELEPHONE-TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Five of the U. 8. Supreine Judes, as reported by the anu the Bell Company's’ claim” to the “art” of telephony, and their stock tumibied :rom 2.40 to2 1B. Henee Rew telepboue--supecior to ue old Pan-Electric, ‘attention. , based for its property and values, not ouly ‘on his Intost and beat telep owe patente granted by tie United States, but also ou hus claim for FOUR MIL LION DOLLAKS Pan-Electric stock, offers telepuones at $20 each, State rite tor $1,000 each abd a small amvunt of its stock to be sold (8100 a share) at 8 a share. worth, if the Bell Company are besten, wore than 82008 share. EWIS FORD. Ct XK, P. SAWYER, Company's New York Broker aud Eastern Promoter. J HAKIS KOGERS, Sqpervising Flectrician. Orrices New hi mu Cis. . H.R INVESTMENT BANKEK AND i tad APARNA, wale! also nix per Sout twenty and, thir F Hi x per Sout twenty ‘Water Company” bouds, all Pak: TED. aoe ASE—THE CAPITAL THEATEA, 8.8 Te Carin: a ; Fi : a4 Petbeiti Woe Sith