Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1888, Page 6

TF A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. ed D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1888—SIX PAGES. —eeeeeuauquqqQQQQQnnnreeeeee NN nD Lo L MENTION. ‘The Weather. PetMeattons for the % hours commencing at p.m. Yor the District of Columbia, Maryland, and *, fair der Tuewiay morning, by rising perature, light to fresh y winds becoming Variabl # Weexs—Hanpt's course opens opportunity to ac ‘uost pleasant ng one hour $15 and 8 invest ig (On wmethod Invited, Pull-dress shirts, tes, and culls, sleeve links, Lewis & Son, 1471 New York ave- » Buikding. Natiowal. OPERA. shy part of the house for any per 1011 Pennsylvania ave. pred from No. 73H Chotee seats tr formance, at Sie Booanr’s Coven Syxcr cau be given to children with perfect ¥ Washington Gas Company's © Vance over su T prices <rnrwa Stvies—Men’s Felt Derbys, $1.50, $2 and g220. Extra value. ALT. Lewis, 4 70h st, Want Parue, Window Shades, &. R W. Hen Gerson & Cu, HEE F street i W Sow's Ean.—You can't make a good purse of aaa FAS ps the old axiom, but you ean cure sifalgia, “Nervous DYSpepsiiy xhaustion With & Fert. at Stuwex Prices.—The cheapest and cotumest fuel Is Washington Gas Company's coke. pasou Brus, sole agents, for breakt chocol % and supper. pure, Hueaithful. snd funily lieve Sia ty grocers, "Wholesale depot, Jas L. Barbour Tsou. on Washington dressed beef go to Jno. R. Kelly, <Bisoos, t-iand 60 center Market, and 208 and ies Nortiicru Liberty. Corn beet a speciale eax CORR. SUll selling at summer prices note andiug the strike in the coal region. a SYRUP will cure at once, HooEsr's Cvo CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-nig' samiowar.—“Tanphauser. Aceatan’s.—Mantell tn CoxGkRGaTionaL CatRCH Moubars.” rst Stoddard Lee- jer in “Virginius.” -Varlety Manassas Panonawa.—Day and evening. Condensed Locals. Christian Kai for the past twenty-four years messenger 1h the: Paymaster-Generat's Office, died yesterday at his hi North Capitol Street. John A. Rawlin's Post wil attend the Tuneral Tuesday afternoon, Members of the Licht Infantry Corps are raising @gymnastum fwad. It4s the intention to Nt up a te g¥innastum and reading room. rsion party of New England capitalists, id journalists passed through this ternoou on their way to chatta- Southern elties. Michael T. Carley Was convieted tm the Criminal Court this morning of seliiug iquor to minors. In tae cases of Jutins Chambers, unlicensed bar, and vhristian Beuchler, Sunday’ bar, noile prosequis were entered. In the case of Michael Garvey, convicted of keeping an uplicensed bar, of $105 and costs Was Imposed In the Criminal Court to-day. Gordanzno Riano has filed a petition for a writ of certiorart to bring up from a justice of the peace the case filed Ly the Waitham Watch Club against him. ‘A sult has been entered by Armstrong, Caton & ©0., of Baltimore, against Mayer & Kohr, late of the Bon Marene, for $4%4 for goods oid. A ball and supper for the benefit of the German Orphan Asylum Will be given at Edel’s Hail this evening. Itt3 proposed by members of the Riding Acaa- emy to organize aclub similar tothe New York Hunt Clubs and give annual cross-country meet- ings. A meeting will be held at the Riding Acad- emy this week for the purpose of effecting a per- manent organization. ‘Tue WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 38 offered free to every new subscriber for one year tothe WERKLY Stax. It 1s handsomely printed ‘Dook of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more ‘Uhan 100 colored inaps and diagrams, ad contains & wealth of general information. See advertise- Meat in another cotums. — Dexe.—The funeral of wok place yesterday FUNERAL OF Tuomas ‘Thomas J. Duke, afternoon from 14: a street, was largely attended. Rev. Dr. ot St. Paul's chureh, dMliciated. ‘The remai re followed to the grave at Oak Hill by delegations from Royal Arch apter No. ‘band New Jerusalem Lodge No. 9 and by inembers of the Gaand Arimay of the Repubilc, The pail-bearers were W. S. Sherwood and Joan J. r ibbs and Fred. S. apter, and J. H. field’ Post. ev. Dr. Chapelle, Fatuer Waiter and Kev. Father McGurk have Leen designated as a commitiee to have charge of the collectlan of money for the proposed Catholie university. They will also appoint a committee of laymen to arrange for the laying of the corner stone In May next. Hishop Spalding wil deliver the address on that oceasie — Swx 1s PRovp oF Hex SEX.—Mrs. Marie Wright, sorrespondent of the Sunny South, read & paper ‘Defore the Woman's National Press Association Saturday night at Willard’s Hotel. Her topic was “Some Advantages of Being a Woman,” and in her enumeration of them she claimed a sweeping Superiority for her sex. Woman, she said, ‘por Sesses all beauty, whiie there is ‘a record of but One pretty man.” She ts given the advantage of length of life; she has the advantage of prestige, of dress, and of not having a beard to shave. While a woman's brain may weigh five ounces less than man's, yet It scomposed « Man ts given the bodily strengt Strength of Saul—a loving,tende heart. finer material, . to Woman the ‘and syumpatheue > ‘Tar Late Wa. & Srapive.—The funeral of the late Wim. E. Spall avenue, Kev. Father of St. Patrick's ebureh, officiating. The remains were interred in Oak Hill cemetery. The pall-tearers were: Hon- orary—Georze T. Dearing, W. W. Kapiey,John En- nis, Wm. Forsyth, Thos.” B. E. and J. G. Berret; active—H. Bonlayer, J nue, A.B Moor, ‘Robert Wolf, C. Cun a, and T. PF. Benne, ~ DeaTa oF Dr. Joun M. Bkowx.—Lishop John M. Brown has received a telegram ausonuelug the sudden death of his son, Dr.John \. Brown, who XTaduated frou the Howard University medical department in the ciass of "0. Iu Septembei Iss1, be went to Kansis City, MO. wuere he prac: teed medicine. The remains may be brought to this city for interment. ATH OF Miss ALMA SOLOMONS.—MISS A jons, daughter of Mr. A. S. Solomons, died aturday morning at Mr. Solomon's residence, 20% K street northwest, after stiffering several days with a fever. Miss Solomons’ many lovabie quai ties had endeared bi @ large circle of friends Her accomplisim: nd bright intellect het a most altracti nion. She was ¥ interested with her father in maay charita- ke Works. Mr. Solcious and the members of bis iy have the protound sympathy of their large tree Of friends in their bereay mains will be interred ia ‘Tue CaMPaxint Coxcext.—Tue Campanint Con- rt Company, under the management of the noWned tenoF, Signor Itol nial, Will give wert at t ational eburch, on Mon. Gay evening next, Fe The ‘company coinprises an extraordinary list of Driliamt naiwes, including Signora Scatchi, contralto; — Signor Galassi, baritone; Nanuet, basso, besides the others. The at Droop’s ou Thursday rhis morning a ia brought over ud delivered to Marshal Wilson, sk Lysie, allas Joln E. Ly: Gt here for’ obtaining money by .—The report of Mr. of the Night Lodg- t during the mouth of Jan 1 Ldugers buve been lasses, Including od soldiers from Ss Gktks and professional men. amination of the record,” ue sald, 1 ilnd a great many worthy Germans seeking wot ployment with good trades. A more orderiy set of iuen ts seldom to be found in such Institutions” ‘TLE TO JEWELRY UNDER & MARRtaGE SerTiE. WENT NOT Goov.—In the Court in General Tenn tuts morning, Juage Cox delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Stone agt. Lockey, revers. ing the decree of tue court below. This was a DIL hiled by the father of defecdant for an account and dIscOVEFY as to some Jewelry OF Ils value left Dy the wife of the complainant. ‘The defendant claimed Utle under a marriage settlement and une der verbal protuise. ‘The court held that the mar. Fiage settlement did not transfer the articles nor would a verbal declaration operate as such trans. Jer. ‘The decree below was reversed. —S Koox Saiz.—A Mue collection of law and miscel- Janeous Looks are now arranged and ready for ex- aatnation at the auction rooins of Thon. Dowltng, Tita and Pennsylvania avenue, ‘The sale will tal pice ou Wednesday evening next, * - IMPORTANT Sate ov Rake OLD JaPanmar axp * Aut TREASURES. —There is DOW on exhi- atthe art rooms of Thos. Dowling, 11th and Fenosyivaaia avenue, a rare and curious collection vf Japanese and Chinese porcelains and dade Vases, bowis and cups, rare old carvings, ew” broideries, oid Chinese vases of the Keen Si bel, and Other rare goods, which will be sold at puilte auction on W . Thursday and Friday at 1 4 mi. aad 3 p. m, each day. : os ‘TaaVeLERS TO cue SOUTH, Whether for health or pivasure, svouil consult ‘the adverusement in another Coluima of “The Oglethorpe,” at Bruns- wick, Ga This hotel takes rank among the best south of the Potomac, and the attractions of Brunswick are so any ‘and great as to be well worthy the attention of Wourists in pursuit of winter suasiine. — For THE Poox.—“W. W. P.” sends $25 to Tae ‘Stax oftiee for the Associated Charities and “Casu? 54 for the police fund, y Night—Commis- sioner Webb to Appoint a Committee. There was @ small attendance at the meeting called by the Commissioners for Saturday night at Willard Hall to devise means for relieving the suf- fering among the poor of the city. ‘This small at- tendance, however, had its advantages, as bust- ‘bess was dispatched rapidly. Commissioner Webb, Judge Snell, R. Ross Perry, L. S. Emery, Wim. Pierce Bell, and Rev. Sam Smail were among those Present, Commissioner Webb called the meeting to order and explained its objects, As you know,” he sald, “we have a fund amounting to $15,000 for charitable purposes, all of which the Coramissioners apportion to the va- rious charitable institutions, except $1,500, which We put in the hands of the police to Telleve any suffering which may come under their notice. Regarding the way the latter expend this money, A must Say that they do more good with it than could possibly be done through any other agency, and until recently they have been able to relieve every case of extieme destitution that they have come in contact wich, Now, however, unfortu- nately, their fund 1s entirely expended, and the suffering which was formerly relieved cannot be helped, and 1s increasing to an appalling degree. We can really have no idea of the amount of suf- ring that actually exists ip this city. The police Teport every day new lustances of extreme desti- tution, and hundreds of poor women and children, and those rendered helpless by age, are suffering the pain incident to starvation ‘and exposure 10 the cold. It was in order that something might be done to alleviate that state that I took it upon myself to call this meeting, and I had hoped to see @ larger attendance,” Mr. W. Pierce Bell was chosen to act as secre- tary. Upon motion of Mr. Perry, the chairman, Commissioner Webb, was authorized to appoint & committee of twenty-five to. solicit “subscriptions, » be placed In the hands of the police. Mr, Emery, as secretary of the Associated Chari- ties, tendered the servicies of that organization, Rev. Sam Smali started a subsc1 tm the hall by putting bis name down for §25. Commis- sioner Webb announced that Mr. E. C. Halliday had contributed $100. Messra. Webb and Perry subscribed each $25, ‘The Washington Lodge of Elks, at its meeting last night, appropriated $25, to be placed in the lands of Major Moore for the benefit of the poor. pewctshens on Events im the Churches, Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Willard attended serv- tees yesterday morning at the First Presbyterian church. The pastor, Rev. Dr. Sunderland, in the course of his sermon referred to the day as being the Unirty-fifth anriversary of his pastorate, Flowers about the pulpit worked in spectal designs showed that the members of the congregation re- membered the fact.—Kev. Francis G. Peabody, of atubridge, Mass., oecupled the pulpit of All Souls’ rday.—Services in memory of Mrs. Billing, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Moore, Mra Lydia Coggswell,’and Mr. Phineas J. Steer, de- ‘Ceased menibers of the Ninth-street M. P. church, Were held yesterday. Next Sunday the congrega- tion will micet in their new place of worship on 12th strect, near M street, ———_ Messenger Dugan’s Death. IT TURNS OUT TO HAVE BERN A CASE OF SUICIDE. It has transpired that the death of Jol Dugan, the messenger of Gen. Sheridan's office, which oc- urred last Friday, was the result of suicide. Ibis thought Dugan's mind was affected by financial troubles. Last Monday he wandered off aimlessly after leaving the War Department, and was gone | | for several hours, when he returned to his home, | 613 23d street. ‘The next day he was confined to his bed by nervous prostration, and was attended | by Dr. H. M. Newman. Friday he got up from bed, | Stating that he was gotng to the War Deparunent, and leit the house. He, however, soon returned j ome and went to Ded. ‘About halt an hour later Mrs. Duzan Went to bis bed-room and found him Dr. Newman had seen him a few bours be- fore, and he then seemed to be so well that the doctor at once concluded that his death was due to poson. In an empty glass, standing near we the ‘physician discovered traces of arsenti and a snail package containing half an ounce arsenic Was found concealed in the bed clothes, Coroner Patterson gate to the same conclusion that Dr, Newman had reached, and gave a certifl- cate of death by suicide. It was found that had purchased an ounce of arsenic at a drug store, saying he wanted tt to kill rats with. Dugan had been employed in the War Department for a numn- ber of years, and was very popular among the clerks. “He Was originally from Indfanapolis, and his body will be seut there for interment, He leaves a wife and two children, aged four and two Fears, respectively. ae Bold Burglary in Nort A SAFE BLOWN OPEN—$30,000 IN JEWELRY GONE. One of the heaviest robberies ever committed in Norfolk, Va., took place between the hour of mid- night and daylight Sunday morning, at the Jewelry establishment of Chapman & Gale, situated on ‘Main steeet, at the head of Market Square. As is the custom with the frm, one of the members made the usual Sunday morning visit, when he discovered that the large safe, in which ail precious stones and valuable jewelry’ are kept over nignt, had been blown open’ and its valuable contents, consisting of diamonds, watches and other Je to the value of $30,000 had been stolen. ‘The worl had evidently been done by professionals skilled in safe-blowing, and, a8 the police have not been aware of any strange eracksmen in the city, they are as yet at a loss to locate the burglars. One ar- Test has been inade on suspicion. Superintendent Roland, of the Norfolk police, nas notified Maj. Moore, of the Metropolitan Police here, of the burglary. A VETRRAN OF THE StaGE.—The veteran actor and manager, Mr. Edmon 8. Conner, is in the city on a visit for the first time in tweive Years, stop. ping with his friend Mr. Jno. Morris, No. $212 G Street northwest. Mr. Copner’sentrance upon the stage dates back to 1829, the same year that wit- | essed the frst appearance of the elder booth, Jas, | E. Wurdoch and Jno, Gilbert. He has in bis day appeared in ail the principal cities of the country, and Was at different times lessee and manager of the Arch street Theater, Philadelphia; the Ameri. can Theater, San Francisco; the American Thea- | ter, Sacramento, and the Albany Theater. He has | Didyed the character of Richeliew over one thou- Sand tines, and Was dubbed by Macready “Riche. Conner out of compliment to his rendition of the part. Mr, Conner 13 now in his seventy-nioth and his reminiscences of the early days of (we American stage are very interesting. sound tena TRE NATIONAL OPERA Company.—The National | Opera Company and its extensive ties | reached Washington from Philadelphia in two special trains yesterday afternoon. The manage- meat Says the artists are in the best condition, and assures a Tne performance of “Tannhauser* this evening. Elot Sylva, the great dramatic tenor, Will make his first appearance here in the utle role. The caste will also include Bertha Pt Charlotte Walker, Amanda Fabris, Charles Bas: sett, Ludwig, Stoddard, Vetta and Broderick. DDD. RRR DDE Dsrerara ‘Makes many lives miserable and often leeds to self- destruction. Distress after eating, sick headache, ‘heartburn, sour stomach, mentsi depression, etc., are ‘caused by this very common sud increasing disease, ‘Hood's Sarsaparilia tones the stomach, creates an ap- petite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves sick head- ‘ache, clears the mind, and cures the most obstinate cases of dyspepsia. “Ihave been using Hood's Sarsaparills for indiges- tom, kidney and liver troubles. It has greatly bene- fited me, and I would advise any one sfilicted with ‘similar troubles to eive it a trial. W. H. WAIT, Devot Master, Syracuse, N. ¥.” HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA. Sold by all drageists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. a9 Fwe Trevesv> Doras worth of valuable presents for ourcash customers this year. FRENCH SATTEENS, flenst quality, 25¢, HAMBURG EDGING, 5, 6, 8, 10, and 1234. ASTRAKAN CLOTH, worth $1; only 650 COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth 81; only 50c. Handsome Striped Black SILK VELVETS, worth $1; only 450, DOUBLE WHITEBLANKETS, slightly soiled,$1.87, 82.12, 82.37. BROADCLOTH FOR LADIES’ SUITS, one yard and shalt wide; worth $1; only 87<. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, at actual cost price, toreduce stock. HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, one and a-half yards wide, pure Wool, worth $1; only 50c, Elegant Drese Goods—FRENCH SERGE, pure wool, ed ‘width, wonderful bargains at 50c.; ouly TRICO CLOTH DRESS GOODS, pure wool, wide double width, great bargains: 37}. PLAID MUSLIN, good quality, Sc. CARTERS, qy711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST. Asp Sen Turx Coxe: THE ABERDEEN CHEVIOTS. WE HAVE NEVER KNOWN ANY GOODS TO SELL LIKE THEM. WE STARTED WITH SOME- THING OVER THIRTY STYLES, AND HAVE SINCE ADDED TO THEM TIME AND AGAIN. TO-DAY, JANUARY 3187, WK ARE IN RMCEIPT OF ENTIRELY NEW PATTERNS. THERE 18 GOOD REASON FOR THIS UN- PRECEDENTED SALE. THE GOODS ARE EXCELLENT IN QUALITY, ARE THE NEW- EST STYLES AND PATTERNS, ARE CUT AND MADE UP HERE THE SAME AS FINE GOODS, THE WORKMANSHIP 18 EQUAL TO THAT PUT ON TEN DOLLAR PANTS. THEY ARE MADE-WITH SILK, AND THE FIT IS GUARANTEED. WE DON'T ADVERTISE THEM AT ONE PRICE AND THEN CHARGE A DOLLAR EXTRA TO HAVE THEM MADE UP AS “CUSTOM WORK.” WE CHARGE @5 FOR THEM AND THEY ARE CUSTOM MADE, THUS BEING HALF A DOLLAR CHEAPER THAN SAME GOODS AND CHEAPER WORK COSTS ELSEWHERE. IF YOU WANT A VERY STYLISH PAIR OF TROUSERS, OF GOOD QUALITY, CUT IN THE LATEST STYLE AND MADE TO FIT, THERE ARE BARGAINS FOR YOU IN THESE Gooops, EB BARNUM & CO, 931 PENN. AVENUE. CITY ITEMS. 20 we will coattnue ‘the sale of these goods ‘To-morrow, y, Fevruary ‘Tae Farr, 812 7th st. iw. ‘To-morrow will be the last day. 1 Received To-day at Harvey's fifty bar- els of the finest: ‘oysters to be found on the conti ent, including ® large lot of his celebrated ‘Tax Farr, ‘Tus Far, Collars Enzraved; Kazors sharpened ALFORD, 487 Penna. AVC, 3m,Was “Royal Gr Phillipw Digestible Cocoa, a delicious fat-producing drink; does hot distress. 4 Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened tree Guns for sale or hire. WALFORD, 487 Pa, ave. ©0, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 it “Ward” prints, 45¢. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet. Se. per quart. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. R_RENT—HYATTSVILLE, MD... NE. F° foursmall shops, NEAR RAIL- ‘Toad st: fe ‘suitable for barber, atonmake: 0 om? tor all eae 4 Tillage. “ADD satire, ter, Melrose Park. fo-00 AMUSEMENTS. FOR RENT_HOUSES.__ A=*A0its RAND oPgna HOUSE MONDAY, ONE WEEK BEGINNING FEBRUARY 6. Regular Wednesday and Saturday Matinces. ABTISTIO SOUVENIR MATINEE WEDNESDAY. ‘The Romantic Emotional Actor, Mr. z Under OBERT MANTELL. the Management of Augustus Pitou, In His Successful 5-Act Heroic Drama, jew Costumes. Brilliant Costumes, Next Week—RICE’S BEAUTIFUL EVANGELINE, 16 | }#10Qst- Geen OPERA SEASON—THIS WEEK _—MONBARS.— A eee Scenery. "Novel Situations NEW NATIONAL THEATER, NATIONAL OPERA. Charles E. Locke. ‘This (MONDAY) Evening Elaborate production of | The above Houses can be examinea Tucsday, FAUST; Wednesday, THE QUEEN OF | Also, dwelling 1024 Ot at. SHEBA; Thursday, NERO, with the burning of provements, 830, ‘Wagner's Grand Opera TANNHAUSER ROME: Friday, AIDA; Saturday matinee, LOHEN- GRIN; Saturday night, THE FLYING DUTCHMAN. Noxt Week-HAGGARD’S Weird Romance SHE. 1t R_ RENT—302 MASS AVE N. E, TWO-STORY ‘and basement, bay-window Bric. House; mew: six th: allan. 1 papered thr 832508 mouth, ESI REGRETS ae ae ee 14 2d st Cooke Pince, 13 THOMAS. Fue Eco Ts2d Fat a. fice only. rooms, all: . Apply to f)08 RENT—HOUSE CORNER OF STH_al sta nw., 11 rooms and bath. with al. modern im- provetueata, in No. 1 repair. Inquire No. 474 © strest. AttmAcTIVE COUNTRY SEATS, ‘Sizes, locations, and prices to suit any purchaser. Best elevation around Washington for health and Deauty of landscape. Good railroad facilities. RICHARD R. BEALL, Agentand Att'y, _ tN IE nn FOE SATE GOOD FARM. BIGHTY-TWO ACRES. highly improved, half-mile from town Sta- tion. For particulars ‘C.L, BIC! IN. Ger- itown, ! me 16:3" OR SALE—BY T. H. SYPHERD & 00., papell", - ali res, over! city, out... i keree, grand bat alte, full view of sity -1, § Actes, hich sud sixhtly, 9 r. House, 2m. out. 1) 1g Acres: {Gr house, carriage house, stable, Br, hose, barn, fruit, Ke, iiles out “2500 30 Acres, i. house, muagijuceit view of el Bia 000 | $Bq 2 Sadness, 2 m,frometa. at Ba $1, “ first-class little farm, 12 miles, * imp. station,on 1X 4° Tae new honse, in Falls Chnreh. $ $s 16r. house,finest residence in Fairfax 60.7. 134 % imps. alone cost over $6,000, 13sin, fr.sta7, Ss Bue view of city, ee a Be ; Bis = 100 « 40“ iL. Stes tiful building Sites, at Ball- ston 2200 per scree Yaa 1 FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va, 14 niles from Washington and 2 miles front Failrosd station, two good dwellings, all out-buildi ‘Rew aud compiste: young orcharis, splendid waterand well fenced. Thisis splendid farm. WESCOTT & WILCOX, zt 1907 Pa. ave.n.W. ALE—LOTS AT BROOKLAND, METRO- pelttan: Branch Railroad, opposite Bre Catholic University unds, first station out from Washing. ton. The ‘cfeapest and best suburban property now in the mark ‘very easy terms. For Inquire of WALKER & WILSON. 1000 F st u.wi4-Ot FOR THE CHOICE OF ABQUT 5,000 PAIRS LA- DIES’ FINE BUTTON BOOTS, FINE CURACAO OR DONGOLA KID; WIDTHS A TO E: SHAPES, OPERA OR COMMON SENSE. THESE GOODS ARE THE | PRODUCTS OF SUCH POPULAR MAKERS AS COUSINS, COX, AND OTHERS, AND HAVE BEEN MARKED DOWN FROM $2.50, 83, AND 83.50 TO $1.98 IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT. WE SHALL LOBE MONEY ON EVERY PAIR, BUT DO 80 TO MAKE ROOM FOR SEVERAL NEW LINES WHICH ARE TO SUBSTITUTE THESE. IT 18 NECESSARY FOR US TO REMIND YOU THAT THESE GOODS CAN NEVER AGAIN BE DUPLICATED AT ANYTHING LIKE THESE PRICES, AND AS THIS IS ONLY ONE INSTANCE OF THE REDUCTIONS WHICH ARE NOW PRE- VAILING THROUGHOUT OUR HOUSES, WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR INTEREST TO JOIN THE PROCESSION TO ene 22222 >? PPO DD ae RR Pe DDD EERR R= FULL WEIGHT—PURE—MOST PERFECT MADE more than | does not contain in Caus. DR. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., New YouR. » *Giickad. sr Poon is7-.mkw ~ Orvesixe or COTTON DRESS GOODS. 200 pieces ‘finest quality FRENCH SATEENS, in ‘ew designs aud colorings; imported by us and select- ed to the wants and requirements of fashion. REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS in endless variety, from 25, to 50c., im elegantatyles, INDIA PONGEES in new styles just opened. ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA CLOTH in all ‘the latest shades, with VELVETS to match. a ‘WARP HENRIETTAS in new colora MOIRE im latest shades, BARNESLEY TABLE LINENS and NAPKINS. “i ‘Special bargains in BLACK ALL-WOOL CAMELS HAIR, inches wide, at 65c., worth $1. ‘BLACK AND COLORED SILKS at lowest prices. ‘WAM. SHUSTER & sons, 919 Pennsylvania ave. ocd Ove Price NSAS, Cr Fisr Monrascz NOTES FOR SALE. ‘Thave from $15,000 to $25,000 im First Mortgage Coupon Bonds forsale, They are absolutely safe and ‘Will be sold so as to net purchaser ten ver cent per an- num. Title guaranteed. I have also facilities for placing amounts from $300 upon good first morteages st elght per cent interest, Correspondence solicited. WILLIAM H. PARET, ‘Beat Esrare axp Note Buoxen, ae Kanaas city. Mo. G54? BARGAIN IN sumaTS. Beh 14 ges J 2 as wood sons To heat ‘othe moet Buy sample: if not satisfactory money. BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, 2-108 1002 ¥ st. a.w. 2. WM. HAHN & COS RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES 816 Seventh street; 1922 Penn. ave. nw. 231 Penna ave. a0, Woarn Ixvesricarixa. THE LOW PRICES WE NAME FOR MEN'S AND YOUTHS CLOTHING. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEN'S SUITS AT 810, 815 AND $20, OVERCOATS FROM LOWEST TO FINEST GRADES. EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. MONEY REFUNDED IF PURCHASE 18 UNSATISFACTORY. GEORGE SPRA‘syY, ONB-PRICE CLOTHIER, 23. 43¢ SEVENTH 8T. X. W. New Sracezo Lorena, 10 PER CENT DISOOUNT ON ALL NEW LINEN PRE EER FS gt. moe Eo ate eeu pt : Sas8 SEMI-ANNUAL A A ANN Pea PEO A HORE Bae AA E E eee 42 a N A L ERE es a E E fea) pred aaa 4 A LULL EEE or 858g, g BE Pa | 858g 538, HHH 9 9 EE mg Sys8 HOH “OO EEE one week longer. OUR BARGAIN SALES ARE WELL KNOWN TO BE GENUINE, AND AL- READY EXCEERD OUR EXPECTA- TION. IN THE BUSTLE OF THE FIRST WEER’S SALES THE CHIL- DREN WERE SOMEWHAT NE- GLECTED. AS WE HAVE A GREAT MANY BARGAINS TO OFFER IN CHILDREN'S SHOES AS WELL AS IN SHOES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE WILL CALL THE SECOND WEEK OF THE SALE THE cocH HITL DP RRR El ig Cc CH HIIL B DR Ao aris xe Sct HTE BPE REE ed CoOH HITLILLDDD R REREN NN Uwe ey EE Ww oW ERR | Se THIS 18 AN UNUSUAL OPPORTU- NITY TO SECURE GOOD SHOES AT LITTLE cost. e ARTHUR BURT & CO., ‘228-e.matu-3m 1211 F ST. N. W. SJouxsox, Ganxez & Co. WE WOULD CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LINE OF DOMESTIC SATTEENS at 123 and 15c. ‘These xoods are printed on the very best material ‘and exact imitation of the finest French styles, | BEAUTIFUL LINE FRENCH SATTEENS, ‘Two Cases TOIL DE NORE and BATES GINGHAMS, iu short lengths, at 10c.; worth 1242, and 15c. German Table Damask, 25c., 3734¢., 500. - 64-inch Bleached Dams, 50c. Large size Huck and Damask Towels, 1234c. 10-4 Bleeched Sheeting. 25c.; real value, 300, 1 ‘Check Nainsook, 5e., 6c., 80. Corded Piques, 12ic., 15¢. Beautiful Diagonal Dress Goods, 12340. ‘Tricotfand Henrietta Cloths in Early Spring Weights, BARGAINS IN BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. ALL OUB CARPETS AT COST. GOODS TO INTRODUCE SOME OF OUR NEW STYLES. ’ ss __ — s} 636 Pa ave.; South Side Embrvidery. Crocheting ‘ber lesson, 1: tg tou doug the best Godin cher etferea to — ‘this market. ‘per 1b, XN, A. POOLE, Painting and Fine Embroidery Work to order, Sape A full line of & OPPENBEIMER & BEO, @a88 COOKING STOVES 11 New Building, 514 Oth street n.w., bet. Band F. ‘On hand and for sale, mb31 2.0, Bor 359. “ois Have Just placed some large orders for Framed ‘Pictures, our old ones must be sold to make room for them. We offer them at cost for ‘thirty days Ameng the new ones will be some exquisite gems, and many OURS EX- JOUN F. PARET, ‘913 Pennsylvania ave, aie WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. | 43 ato NT ROW ‘BALCON NATIONAL OPERA, fete gi cach fp rasio a8 13-80" RYAN'S INN, 415 12th st_n.w. iT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13. ‘Only appearance ingWashington of tho Renowned CAMPANINI GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT CO. ITALO CAMPANINI.... ‘Comprising .-Sole Proprietor. the following matchless array of Artists: Signora ELVIRA REPETTO, Soprano. Sixnora SOFIA SCALCHI, Contralto. Signorins METAURA TORRICELLI, Violinist. Signor FRANCESOO BALDINI, Tenor. Signor ANTONIO GALASSI, Baritone, Signor ROMANO NANNETTI, Basso, Signor BALDASSARE CORSL , Buffo, and Signor ITALO CAMPANINI, Conductor. Reserved seats on saleon and after Thureday, Feb. | Intirst sear te Var. 8,0 Droop's Music Store. Prices $2, $1.50 and #1, | Het.ucar igen, 16r. Sig. ALFREDO GORE. according to location. 16-76 CONGREGATIONAL “coTeKCH, STODDARD LECTURES, TO-NIGHT AT 8, AND TO-MORROW EVENING. TRAVELS IN SUNNY SPAIN ‘From Mr. STODDARD'S note-book of last summer's THE ALHAMBRA! travels. THE BULL FIGHT! SUPERB ILLUSTRATIONS. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. JULIUS CESAR. Admission, 50c. Reserved seats, 75c., at J. F. Ellis & Co. BURDITT & NORTH, ye ‘BIJOU THEATER. WEEK OF FEBRUAR! TWO PERFORM. aN, WASHINGTON THEATER, Ka 25 and 50c. Matinee 10 and 250. tative Vaudeville Co. ‘THE MIGNANI-SIEGRIST STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY. ‘The AN ‘Matinees Mon., Tues., HE YO! ‘Christ's 1 Liter CAULI EVENING. ae Grandest and Best Novel jovelty. Every Act a Gem. CTUAL ALL-STAR COMPANY. ‘Thurs. and Sat. \G PEOPLE'S SOCIAL CHAPTER OF Church (Navy Yard) will gives Musical Entertainment, with Tableaux, at Mo- TUESDAY (TO-MORROW) HALL, on EL? SIXTH ANNUAL BENEFIT. ALBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, AFTERNOON, FEB. 9TH, 1888, IN AID OF THE CHARITY FUND. The greatest show ever given under one roof. A Tegular Theatrical Carnival. LOOK AT THE ARRAY OF TALENT. RICE'’S EVANGELINE COMPANY. EVANS & HOEY COMPANY, in “PARLOR MATCH.” ROBERT B. MANTELL and COMPANY MR. in “MONBARS.” and MRS. JOHN W. ALBAUGH in “DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.” EDMUND COLLIER- in “JACK CADE” And the following world-renowned specialty artists: Martell Bros, Kelly & Murphy, Mignani Family, ‘Murphy & Wells, Sam Devere, William McMahon John A. Coleman, Frank Cline, Flora Moore, Kittie ‘O'Neil, Polly McDonald and Lula Freith, Reserved seats for sale at Droop’s Music Store, 925 Pa.ave. t4-4t LOETTAN COURSE OF LECTURES. LOISETTIAN ART OF NEVER FORGETTING. | [OR RENT—20i8 G ST.. LARGE THREE STORY ON MEMORY, oR ‘Nothing in common with Mnemonics. One Thousand Subscribers to the course in Balti- ‘more, nlotce FROPESOOR CoisETiE TO Col BSC! woud 00, supscripens woot ‘WASHINGTON. ‘More than three-fourths that number have already wake ‘Subscription-list must close by ‘February the beginning of Lent, of the Natural the syste iteelf is no longer requit cured. “Meimories restored, ‘ones better. ‘Course in March 1. ‘training is but e scientific development. at. to such & dexree that at length Asel‘-cosching method for all students, good, and good, weraals ‘Names and subscriptions now received and informa- tion given by Professor ere Home EADING STRIKE LUCIEN E, C. COLLIERE, 1538 I st, 1 of the French language, and Day School for Boys, THIRD GRAND BALL. ‘OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS: UNION No. 1, ‘held at Army Hall, Pa, wad Bunste aw FHORSDAY EVERTNG Heb & 2b 9. reds to be devoted to assisting the miners and railroed he Readit Co. Tickets 50c, (qentieman aud ladies, fot Be ao sy it Grand bet 14th ‘Pro- D ‘For the benefit of the GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM, ON MC 14-2¢ AT EDEL’S (Abner's) HALL, SDAY EVENING FEBRUARY @, 1888, or a Gent “Including va <a BENT-BY BO. = See, SS 34 pera eer erererereey ‘Qth,above K st., 12r. ..81! - hear INth at Sr. 22 F, near 1th st., 10r. 300 H. wear 21st at DN. ‘stvur. HR, 10 Fs. K, near 9th st. 12r. -m Conb-ave.,near k st. Lith, neat N st, 81 | Est.nearisth, Te. 0 21st. near I st.. Ne near 17th st, 127-150 broperty placed with me for rent oF sale 1s liberally savertied free of Sout to te owe ay ‘oF list of property for ale call for oF send to office. 16 ‘0. HOLTZMAN. 10th and Fata, nw. | ROE BENT BRICK HOUSE, 1923 K ST. Nw Seven rooms and lange cellar gas and water, with modern convenience. Inquire ai 1000 sth and Kats, Bw. NT— st. nw. store and, dwelling. cs CHAS. CA¥ WOOD, Basement, 916 F st. u.W. 2 4 | 1727 19th at. Be Printos Ct, dr. .10.50 H xt. ae, bro. 10 ings OL, ar 1 Mocs 26,0F.15 ne. 6r. 15 6 Bates ailey, Several new houses on Fenton Sra. @ convenient to employes of Government Pruubs UBive aloo séveral new Ivthand H ste pe, with all the improvements, rent fo- $i8_ 0 830 per Month, The above. is only s partial list of houses for ent, Call and get bullewn. f4-6t CHAS. E. BANES, 1903 F st. now I OR RENT—BRIc K HOUSES 839 AND 338 1ST Lice gnler; front aud beck yards. oc vault infront. "pGALLIGAN, 230 Lat st | fosty RICK. PLEAS. park aud Mi conveniences; stable. Apply at 1106 Lat. aw. sy NISHED. OR RENT FU ED st.Dear ircle, 1 Srs..all m Leper mo. #200 hat, above Dupont Greie. Tr a te 1320 Wt st. nw, 10r. r Nt oe Bing 1th B.w.10r @4y| and larie stable. es 3 yi Dw store. OST Rl art be aad dwelling 301 x 1427 Schon. w aoe = PGE RENT 251 BUODE 181 Brick dwelling, 10 room, SFpsidious location very desirable, FOR FEST 1720 TH ST. NW. NINE ROOMS, newly papered, good spring well ; #40 per mouth Keys at BRE Store, 1638 14th st. nw, im FOR RENT, 92 D ST, SW. FOUR-RooM Buick house, with water aid parking ix trout month. lugnire on premises. KR RENT—THE BUILDING 37 lease for three years from the Ist of ‘has a fine store room, handsomely fn ‘Ox*O - concreted cellar, same sizn, two stories above, most cluible tor offices, handsomely Btted. Inquire within music store, or R O. HOLTZMAN, ‘fl-lm’ rvoms,cellar, furnace; in a naval neighborhood, KL BUCHANAN, The Ciareudon, 1401 N.Y aves] Ot KRENT—A LOVELY CONNER RESIDENCE, 478.0 st. nw. been built only three years: wey ‘nd paiuted: 11 roows, wit Modern Su Proyeweute: rent $40. “iuuire at 4740 stb. w. 2th et. a GHAM, 1405 F at! eee is 1 wilice FOI! AO rt 150 # We, store. 30 1: We have also some of the MOST DESI HASDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSES for rent. For and me eee '& JOHNSTON, 758 Toth wtb. mod tinpas 625; 320 Sth St deg Sth st De, Zoom, late cellar, in excellent omer, water, wan. tipy Somer Marylandave: aid 90 at, U.ce ine dwelline and a at. Store, 10 rooms, €45; this Is known as ® Sue business E. M. LOWE, 308 East Capitol st. Rear 441 Ist. n.w..4r. stable: ft Bile ct cE em Bee PF feted ty eer BEEP? fettte SEReey Se Prats S st wT - Net. dr. Corner Cleveland pag soin a OF 2426-20 at. ar. F OF. Re ia 5 07 Forat RENT—SEE BULLETIN OF CHASE. BANES: Rok day's Star. Houses placed 1 my" Lib- Eira tore inca my chan LOR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, Fx all mod. pa. 1638 19th street u. w.: 7 rooms and bath; = ‘Rent A. 8. PRATT & SUNS, Sun ae JROR RENT — 214 F BT NW. and bath; cheap, F SIURwAY, S13 2d stem: 1k: fine location: 10 “rooms; all ra ntences: keys at Drug’ Sto ri us Peek bas Fae! eae 11.8166. oy Vr. 01: 1737 2013 973 Soll aa FS 1019 E. 7. Cap sts NevaeEuTe SS RSE SS: SESE eo 4 5] Py i BESEE ao e588 st DW. # F... 10 Ge ate Get bes Se. 8 WASH. DANENHOW] Danenhower & Son, at ‘5 E iE ITALIAN BENE’ ive their AL WILL EiGHTH Satyr st PORES MOBS former Abner‘s), 8TH FEBRUARY, Dewalt of the society. jORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL BUN, ith of 5th st. two looks sont Fors. i 2 2 from 8) 2 m. to 10 p.m. ania 8755 RICES. — IMBELVANTA AVE, ie Lined Cirealar, at ‘sat ‘Bacque, 32 bust, 40 deep, $120, reduced ‘Secque, 40 bust, 40 deep, $150, reduced ‘Sacque, 36 bust, 42 deep, $125, reduced EES Roe: & Aovomox PAPE. ‘Wholesale and Betail Dealers ia BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, No. S14 ST. XM. W. meer Pa. ave) for quotations given personal st- tention, aud satisfaction guaranteed im price and x 25-3 Se | et i 5 5 Sis a tt e a 2B eee i pit 7 i: HE 3 i NJ. = td LN. J. ave. 3 Bete 618 Ks. 808 7th (336 He ieee CH Cor. 456 » = —— ‘OR RENT—1 _D— R RENT—1117 10TH ST. N. W.. KE! 1776 Mass. ave. .. 8250 1340 Q st.. 860 g-overy, corner Lst.; rent $25. Inquire : 1524 16th ot,, with stb. 140 530 2Tst si. 60 | ave. aay Nee, cor. 19th'and M...100 1309-11 and 20 R RENT— Herpes $3 By 8 H. WALKER, 458 Louisians ave. cin pauaie VESSSsS tense ees thand | “spans eee a Die 1 RENT—S1X-ROOM BRICK HO! a roomis..5, 10, and St. n.w.; water and gas: #15. OTHER UNFURNISHED HOU! st. ae; $10, wo Fre. 10 25 Bind. re me | a ""SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 027 Fat, JOR RENT—AT 1221 HIGH STREET, GEORGE. 2 town. 17, rooms and lange svaze, with lange stat § Tented cheap. y to the owner, 2419 H street mwe cit, v fais POR RENT. 4 GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAV city will rent or sell commodious, finely utsbed abd furnished House. seventeet, suit, Apply to F.C. ADAMS, 142 R RENT_HOUSE AND STABLE, 041 M ST., B.w.: all in first-class condition ; covenient and ver comfortabié: parlor, dining room, Kitchen au Jaundry on one floor. 8 good-size maa: dry cellar: house heated by hot air furnace: will rent for $1,000 umibie . Paléom. STEIGER & LIEBERWANN, 1303 F st, MONEY TO LOAN, = ——— * ‘ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Lowest Rates Interest aud Commission 16-1 3B. WISER, 1313 Fst Tox 10,000, 15,000, ON WASHINGTON, D.C. REAL ES- jortgage at 6 per cen BROWN & CO., 1321 F at. nw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS to. suit ‘estate it and sold. Botes bought acGOWAN & CAMPBELL, 1008-1010 F st, succes: tate 1 sore to Baxter & Mac aoe i LOAN EAL ESTATE —si “eral amounts oh hana. Prout etvention terall pplcationa. “A. 8 PRATT & SUNS, Sun Buildins. Moy, TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- Proved tgal estate securit ‘amounts = ‘ONEY TO LOAN, IN LARGE AND SMALL ‘on approved real estate security, a: lowest Fates of interest, ROH. T. LEIPOLD, 133i F st. nw. WONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE—@50,000 BM ia sams to suit “Several lange stuus at sive per f3-10t ‘BH. WARNER & CO.,.916 Fat. nw. ‘SMITH & SON, m. 7 1222 F st mw 30.000 SSEaLE LIM bec oem 9 Es a a ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM @500 UP- alone, on spyruved real estate in this city ‘outein tuecty —— it 0. HOLTZMAN, 16 Comer 10th aiid F sts. tow. MORES, LOANED ON FIRST-CLASS “REAL Ease Security. wescorr & WILCOX, $e12-1m __1907 Penusylvania ave, _ ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT LOWEST rates of interest ou appruved real estate security in the city. HILL & JOHNSTON, dala - __ 7386 Lath st AW, EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, BONDS, slocks real estate notes, or other security, 1a 1 kA. PHILLIPS, 1419 New York avenue, 2ao-1m aS 000 ON REAL ESTATE, z 1025)__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ ‘Soo 108. E. WAGGAMA $100,000 eater bounty RAEN? — 739. SG. B WHITE & CO, uz6 (‘B22 N. Charles st, Baiumore 'ONEY TO LOAN ‘Ou Beal Estate Security. gos an ‘ONEY TO LOAN 4 Ui ESTATE ON, einer. c 303 7th st nw. BOARDING. FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- Eyes ee some te eres et POE LENT 2017 @ ST, DESIRABLE. HOUSE, 9 | FOR SALE--HOUSES. eee Fehc8 82 OFFER A MNF rRorenTy 0} Lith st, between § and Teta mw. A SPLENDI BusIN Noting wire ved ya j can be p vow wage tor be | WiLL & JOUNST 16-4 ss 15th atm 20K SALE —TWo BAICK HOURES CWO STOR) | BY set aw 130d 10h. water and gon, terme wt GURLEY BaoT Hits, 1910 Fat fe lw OK SALE —A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE 10th at | “bowe Dupout Ciel fd several Choice lots peat US for on ante = Address SAC R BALE Xew JMREE-<TORy sit ufetty, tinrouse g Visieure. gos" daturve ediudes | Lois Sei | oom sais Fyre Cheap POR INVISTMENT. A BUSINES@ Rortiwest, pay ius 10 per cent_tnte Under matai $1,500 per bear reat 7408 nde Inghite st 474 Oat oR SALP—THAT— LOVNLYCOuNE Epa | Braesce, 478 Oat. on easy terme. Ingureist $40 ts due JOR SALEPOUR-STORY Bay-WINDOW PRICE use, LGD ot tear Lowa Citvle, te Rooms imap. Price, 82-500 At con Bid “Bt 1485 New York ave, 20K MALE DESI KPSIDENCE ON M AT, wet th wd w., Ab eocmus, mod sngat front. Irie GIO RE ot Be q 1425 New Dork ave R SALE FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON + st. bet Kand Lata. Price gg0000 7) ON 7tll i corame, fom 1485 Kew Tork ave, JO SALE-CHEAP S44 PENNSVLVANTA AVE Hw. good Dusibens property. os it Weade Yor small property or vacant grvuud, ining how "st en Bor mouth. will take @14,000 11 aold st suse” Teme “iliac C,H PARKER, 4S and F ste. aw, JOR SALE -CHEAP-THREE New Brick Houses ou ayy at between! N 2 Ail mod impa Price €2,200 wach tf # = fae JOR SALE—CHEAP A GOOD BUSINESS 4ip st aw, brick, under rent oi #: 05 —#1.400 cash. talance 1, KER diy abd JOK SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD erty ob 4 at, hetween Fand @ bakers lot 24x)00, under rent of @35 per month; Wil sell cheap for carb. 3e CW PARKER, 4, and Bate aw JOR SALE —CHEAP—1114 FIRST ST. Nw dood sevou-t-ous House, renting now at @1 he #18 per month, lo Is by Ie ’ | 2008, C.PAKKER, 4) and Bata aw | Fons NEAT SIX-ROOM AND BATH BAY: ted vortheast. a wv Price $1,750. HAS, CAN WOOD, Basement, #16 F at uw, ™ 83 SINESS PROP_ Mutable toe a a tercain re IN GRE + hetory Brick, 1 2 old water. wood SNC. brick, # rooms, tay winds aie ms, tay window, ail mod, 1 S3ast nw. brick, 7 dome, Ut2, = brick, T noone, hot amd eld w bey-window Brick, all mod, re ne, G rooms, hot and rooms, heated Mar; Tot Sia108 | | waver Mw | in terms can be | obtaiued at our office tase | JRO SALE—Goop BUSINESS PROPER 14th st now. Ouc-story brick atom, sta! Jot 201120, $4,200, at noe 14st WALKER & WILSON, 1000 Fat JOR SALE-NEW SQUARE BAY-WINDOW Bae Ucuse, 7 rooms aud hath: aad cmuveuiencns et Mabie. A ianguin, OWNEA AUST Sth at new Re FOE SALEM, ST. SEAR 24D. AND_oFFost ma. Bred. all anode rth ton rove INx100.” $4,700. lot MACGUWAN & CAMPRE LID 1008-1010 Fat" rer 2k SALE—NEW THREE STORY HICK DW uc, tet rooms, bath room aud cellar furuacr atm leru improvewen's, handswely paper, lo cated two-oa ‘Seume very Sone | yegk, SAG rina Treanor cal tran. 810,000 aud 11,000 reyes UTHER POK TYLER _ 14-60 E - Feet nw, JOR SALE—A DESIRABLY, LOOATED IN THE Dorthwest, well built, thivy story beware pee | brick front. 9 roome aud ‘a Mi 455i Pats. 8 SALE-THAT DELIGHTFUL Tit Brick and benemene Tole Commer ‘arragut Square. ulue toowis, large closet from: Dupont Circe. orice TYLER & RUDY POR 15305 Pat, bw, DESIRABLE OO northwest, at 5,000, th; hot ‘and cold water terme any. avply wo FB MOHUR, rey Fou, roar gulierion "Si feoi Graat by 1 Soop pub 5 lop and veghtorbooe, es THOS 4. Fistih tc. SSIS Ft JOR SALE—HOUSES. 1301 Ketnw..bh.” 114 1116 0th wt webb tr and Te th. Or 12.500 1, 3k ‘Siow's alley ay wows fhe ae. 3 32.000 070 Bonndary sti. _ sess Myrtle si. aie, bulk “Nils we ‘ouly' a portion of the iN he cal at other for bull is) THOS. Ew FABLE IMPUON ie land 18th, oderetat & quire of WALKEM & 1 t 7 rooms and bath, range, latrobe. in wood order; culy” #2,700 700. A wood invest: nent Seb st ne, pear H, S-room brick; water in yards rents for 810" 81-150. 10,000 feet of round near terminus Hust, cars; froui on two strecta. > ‘frauie and taille: sue able for dairymiau Vr 00. “3-3 WALKEL & WILSON, 2006 F st FS SALE—ON VERY EASY PAYMENTS—UNU- sual opportuuity to obtain a home We offers pew pd very teat 6 toon brick botuge atbin ball are of Columbia-strect cars be. as follows: Price §2,.500, $1,000 to renin asa nt joan of the balance | £100 to be paid in cast aud go per month. Re inter= est cl on the woutbly bute. SWUKMSTEDT @& BRADLEY, 027 F street. ~_ oot RK SALE—SIX NEW BAY WINDOW PRESS aye, 1028 woke Oh ae ew macy LOU: MEY, room 5,472 La ac oe Fe SALE—TWO ELEGANT NEW TEN-RooM brick he: ‘with all modern improvewents, 1503 and 1504 Pat ww. cl (6 au dumediat jurchawer, DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON. cor. 43 and D stn. uw. 331-00 ® SALE. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON EAR McPHEKSON SQUARE. WITH THE PVNITOLE. The Swedish Minister, intending to leave the United States, we are authorized to sell the residence, 1426 I st, and Lis Furniture, at a pric: that will be ai induce | tucut te anyone desiring e nice eatablisiment in thie The houw is three-stories and baseyent, brick, ree room heated by xteam, with 47 pluabivw. aud i of the. very best construction in all particulars. It is hand= somely furnisued throughout. For termus abd peal to examine the premises upply to 4. FISHER & CO, THOS. be ex 4 Fst iw, SOLD PROMPTLY—A TWO-STORT. front Louse, nearly new, bay win: vents, &e. terms to sit punch Cali or address 1916 Lith at. settee {OK SALE-THOSE TWO NEW THLE STORE bress-brick Houses, 1373 and 1225 T st vos {taining right rooms aud bath unde hou, all mddern improvemeuts | heated arnace, Topl Mamtele., papered aud treacoed | uirvush oa, itt the very best mammer; boumes .jrats tur jumps tion. Apply to FRED. W. PILLING. b and owner, 1936 15th st. mw. JOK SALE—A BARQAIN MODERN SUBSTAN- TIAL BRICK KESIDENCE. WELL AND TRALLY LOCATED NORTHWEST. couiaius thirteen da (four room deep von Bret foo: pautriew ‘ry cellar. house is bested by furnace. is and handsomely papered throughout, and excellent repair. “Two-story Brick Stable tu rear, “24 feet 2 iches by 120 fest to alley. PKICE ON 1303 Fat ‘ EIGER & LICKEKM ASS, ALL DWELLING, 1027 SF Ee sy. (useceeion at ouce Price, terme eany. “DANIEL UC. UALLAGHAN, knd trustee, 1000 Fst nw SALE-12 PEI Cant, tmlaven (82.000) tn we Prawe Dwellings, 2726-5 ‘T INVESTMENTS i Sianarer. Sea. pfertronged aie 3 Blass (CresBipwien Foritus, Correspondence trade rio, ASST T PO AD? at et 9 ‘STH STREET, NORTHWEST. ‘The efficiency and economy of the STOVE, anf the upper wetnte ct — RADIATING MANTEL CO, ry Pres, of the $10 (County righta for sale).