Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1888, Page 7

a Pe MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1888—SIX PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Dedications for the 2% hours commencing at $ p.m. for the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Vir . Warmer fair Weather, light to fresh winds ng to southwesterly. A Romantic Erisope. \ starry night ror a ramble fsall very well, provided The dew and the night air don't give . in Whieh case Scotch Oats Essence thedy that Will quiekly and radically «ll Other nervous diseases. At the yi) probably clear your brain suf- © thaf ip the furere vou Will let such sen- J nonsense as intdnight rambles alone. Attend Haver’s Lessors and entertanments, ue to-msdtTOW, 10:30, 4215 OF 8. Bocenr’s Coven SvECF contains no poison and can be given to children with perfect safety. Spring STYLES—Men’s Felt Derbys, $1 O, $2 and ee Bxtra value, A. T. Lewls, # st. ngton dressed beet go to Jno. R. Kelly, ‘and #30 Center Market, and 306 and ‘akfast and supper. end fame pure, healthful d by grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas L. Barbour W. Woop, 015 Pennsylvania avenue, has a Mcompicte Amateur Photographic Out- Nits price only $2.50 and. To Speak Grnwan in fve Week, register with- out delay. Masonic Temple. Boorxt’s CoGH SYRUP Will ¢ re at once. CITY AND_ DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ConarsoaTionaL CHURCA.—Campanini Concert Evangeline, Nattowar.—“She.” Haxnts’.—Ada Gray in “East Lynne.” Kaekwan's—*Arizona Joe.” Manassas Paxonawa.—Day and evening. cect ona Condensed Locals. Mr. Jno. L. Miller, of the firm of Miller & Jones, died Saturday afternoon after a brief illness His Juneral took place Conds from St, Patrick's curb, ‘The pall-bearers were: Henry H. Talmage, J. C. Hail, J. C. Tracy, AL Natlor, jf., Gen. Shelly, Geo. ‘T. Dearing and A. F. Mills. ‘A movement has been started among Irtsh-Amer- Jean citizens to have a statue of General Shields erected on the circie at the intersection of New asetis avenues, mt > to the police department for the benefit of the poor. Michael LeCoves, who 15 under charge of assault Ing the boy, MC; Boss as reported in Saturday's Sax, states that he did not assault the boy unul he Limself had his arm cut by a fragment of bottle thrown by Boss, ‘This morning in the Criminal Court tn the case of John F. Sullivan, initeted for manslaughter in having killed Henry T. Lipscomb last fall, ba siven in the sum of $2,000; J. L. Weave Christian Bibstein, employed at Heurich’s brew. ery, Wulle handling Some shellac, Saturday after- nova, Was badly burned by the sellac taking tre froma candle. The Lenten regulations announced by the car- dinal for this diocese, and which have been pub- ished in TAR Stax, were read in all the Catholic cuurches of the city yesterday. Lincoin’s Birthday. THE ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED BY THR NATIONAL LEAGUE, ‘The anniversary of the birth of Lincoln was celebrated at the Republican National League house yesterday afternoon. A large number of Jadies and gentlemen were present. Mr. W. W. Danenhower presided, and the exercises were opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. Newman. Sena- Collum spoKe on “The Life of President Lin- coln.” He expressed the opinion that the people of ail nations were more familiar with the lif character aud career of Lincoln thin of any othe ian fn American history, save Washingtou. The fact that he came up frota the common walks of fe and was fainlllar With the toils, struggles, and anxtedes incident to a life of poverty, gave him a place in the affections of the people that was strengthened by his life of sympathy with and labor for the oppressed. It was his good fortune, the Senator sald, to know Mr. Lincoln well, ‘While a boy upon the farm he frequently heard his father teli neighbors and friends what an able lawyer and good ian Lincoln was, He sald that Mr. Lincoln, while absorbing what was dest in the pioneer life of iis earlier days, avoided what was bad. His experience during youth and early manhood developed tn him cour- age, great power of endurance, a spirit of Itberal- ity, his strong sympathy forthe poor and the ‘oppressed, but none of those habits of life which are $0 common in a new country, and which Worked the ruin of men. Mr. Lincoln never used intoxicating Maquors The Senator sald that Mr. jeoln told him at the time of his first nomina- ion for the Presidency that he had neverkept any toxicating Hiquors ib nis house or used any ex cept for nal Purposes. het speakers were Fred. Douglass, Simoa Wolf, and Capt. Patrick O’Ferrall. Dare oF aw Ovp Crrizex.—Mr. Wm. Young, for over haif a century an employe and for over twenty-live years the foreman of the galiey shop at the Washington navy-yard, died at his resi- dence, on Sth street, between E and G streets southeast yesterday afternoon, after an tilness of Week, from pneumonia. Mr. Young was a native ‘of Maryland, born in 1814, and by trade a voller. iaaker, Dut coming here about thetime he reached Ads majority he entered the galley shop at the ua¥¥-yard, in Which he cont nued up to the day of huis death, @ service of fifty-two years. During the war he invented a ship's galley, which proved to ve improvement over ‘the old sty! was adopted for the use of the Navy. It is also in use Ou Many merchant vessels. Mr. Young resided at the corner of Georgia avenue and 13th streets southeast for along time, but a few Years ago bought the property tn which he died. “lie was a. prominent Odd Feilow, hoiding his tnembership in Harmony Lodze and’ M. mu Encampment. He Was @ quiet, unostentacions « rniversally respected, and’ bis family, a widow and five chiid- ren, have the sympathy of alarge circle of trends. Exctrsiosists Frow ExGLaxp.—Tne New England exeursionists who left Hartford February 4. for a our of the booming Southern cities, with Decatur, Ala., as their objective potnt, reached This city'at 12:40 last nighton their return trip, and started al o'clock this afternoon for New York. ‘The party number forty prominent manu- Tacturers, merchants, and journalists, and are un- der the charge of H. T. Sperry, editor of the Hart ford Post, which bas taken" the New England acemey for Decatur, and will send other parties ‘Souch during the year. Mr. Sperry says the party has already made large investments at Decatur, and the trip will result in the establishment of many New England manufactures there and in other places. 00. Losekam , No. 1323 treet, reports stolen $7: F. M. Merrick, No. 8 G street, reports stolen $5 worth of harness. oo. Fink, Ist street, between O and P streets faWest, reports Stolen from his house $50. Mrs Fannle Elliott reports the larceny of a velvet wrap Worth $. Frank Braund, No. 53 © street southwest, reports stolen from his house $105. J.C. wens, No. i E street northwest, reports stolen $10.50. ° Win. 5. Burus reports the larceny of three chickens. P.B. Gray, of New York, stopping at the St. James, reported to the police Saturday hight that While on the street he was robbed of a & Watch and a portion of is chain, which be Values at $200. The Watch was recovered tn a pawn shop. — CILTY OF Hovsksxeaxtva.—in the Crimtnat ourt, Judge Montgomery, this morning, the case of John Green, culored, ‘indicted with Edward Mitcneil, who Was tried’ and acquitted last Jul for housebreaking, Was called, Mr. Lipscomb pros ‘outing and Mr. . C. Taylor’ for the detendant. “rhe imdieunept charged housebreaking in the night, at the resideuce of John J. Georges, No. 11 © Street southwest, in February last, when two Tubs of houseliold goods were taken, and it ts slieged that Ofticers Burns and Wagter, seeing a Wagon driving along, took the parties th custody aud found the stolen’ property in the wagon. The Jury found a verdict of guilty. For THE Poor.—J. I. M. sends $2 to THe Srar ‘office foF the Associated Charities, and S. H., Alex- sudria, Va, $1 for the police fund for the poor. a St. JonN's OnrHaxack.—Yesterday afternoon the anbiversary services of St. John's On were heid in St. John’s P. E. church. The religious exercises were Copducted by the Rev. Dr. Leonard, rector of the park, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Mc- Kee. Dr. Leonard read four annual re from oMicers of the orphanage, from which it ippeared ‘hat there are some seventy-three children in the institution, under the charge of “Sister Sarah." that ainoug Ube langer gifts were a sum of $5,000 toward the endowment fund from a lady, a comn- odious country home, with 10 acres of land, near Arlington, Va., from a gentleman; a valuable lot adjacent Co thé orphanage, in the city, extending to F street, from another gentleman, and an ap propriation of $8,000 trom Congress Coward. balid- ing the recently-completed wing of the institu. Uon. AB appropriate address was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Bodine, president of Kenyon College, AN UNIQCE DisrLay.—The exhibit of goods at tie auction roows of Sir. Thomas Dowling. to be sold on Thursday and following days, is something ‘quite out of the ordinary run, as auction displays gC. It appeals specially to the eye of taste, and pe chaps it tis Ut also be sald tothe purse ot plenty. Brut, at any rate, ie well wort iumpecting. nse to ste Iti almost ike a visit to an old’ Duten Iuseumn, and the sale ts likewise worth attending for the chance it may afford of picking up chotce and rare objects which Rave something quite avove an ordinary market Value, Particularly is This true of the quaint pieces of sliverware, fine ass Fare porcqains, &c., included in the ‘cata. jogue, but i appiles “also "to Uke Lange display of clocks, carved abd inlaid furniture, &€., the like of Which, either tu quantity or variety.” bas never been sten here before. One peculiarity of the ex- hibit whieh will especially commend it to collec THE WITHERBEE SCANDAL AGAIN. How Mr. Witherbee Wanted Mr. Bor- dem to Assit Him, and the Corres- pondence om the Subject. E. K. Smith, of Chicago, the legal representa- tive of Mr. H. Lee Borden, in an interview pub- lished in the Chicago Tribune, with reference to the Witaerbee scandal, is represented as saying that he believes the whole trouble to arise from a desire to get money from Mr. Borden, and in proof of his assertion he submitted a number of letters exchanged between himself and Mr. Witherbee in regard to the case. ‘The first letter from Mr. Witherbee is simply a request for Mr. Borden's address. It 1s dated October 10, 1887, and says: “It ts important that 1 should be able to reach him within the next ten days. In fact, tt greatly concerns his future wel- fare and happiness, * * * If you could prevail Upon him to come here and seé me it Would be better for us both. Iam greatly in earnest about Ubls, and If you are a friend of his you will comply at once with my request.” Mr. Smuith’s reply under date of October 12 stated that Mr. Borden was traveling and that he (Mr. ‘Swith) neld full power of attorney trom bim, and that he Was empowered to look after his interests a to any busiuess that might be im- ve. : LETTING HIM DOWN EASILY. ‘The next letter from Mr. Witherbee 1s dated October 19, and says: } “Your letter informing me that Mr. Borden Is absent from the city came duly to hand. My busi- ess With Mr. Borden Is simply this: He got me invo my present entanglement by ing his cast-off mistress to me, representing her to be his adopted daughter. Iai now an applicant for a divorce, and have all the proof (adultery) neces. sary. (As he got me into this trouble, I propose now to let hin cafry out lis own proposition and get me out of It. This propositicn was made to lue by letter, and said letver 1s stiil Im my _posses- sion. With his aid fnanciaily I shall in no way couhect his name with the matter contained in my application; but, without it, I reserve the right to act as’ my Counsel and better Judgment luuve Rdvised all along. ‘The probable cost to Mr. Borden would be $500 or $400, walch, everything cousidered, is letting down easily. i shalt wait until Oct. 36 before nling my charges tn order to have time to hear from you. You: = “a, s Wiruannes” Mr. Smith regarded this as a demand for $300 $600 to keep MF. Borden's naine out of the proceed- jugs, and replied: “I am ready to carry out any proposition made by Mr. Borden, ana if you have any such letter as You assert you have, and will send it to any Dunk In this city, that! may see tt, I wil comply with its term&” Mr. Witherbec thereupon forwarded a copy of the letter trom Mr. Borden, which las been published in THE Stax, 10 Which he expresses sympatuy for hii, and ‘as Sures hun Liat be wt suffer $1 finaticlully by the unexpected uri is life, and promises to Gancel the notes he holds against him. “Peruaps tuat requires some explanation,” sald Mr. Smita. “it was written by Mr. Borden after Dearing from Mr. Wituerbee, and before hearing frow Mrs Withervee. He ten believed that sbe ‘Was solely at fault. The notes referred to are ours, given him for advancing money to buy out Bren: Tano’s—$5,000 in all—to be paid ut Various umes witlin teu years, Me, Borden wade it more of a git than anything else, but Witherbee did not Want 1¢ taat Way aud insisted on giving Lis uotes. Ar. Borden, on the separation, thought these hotes Were Dothering him and 30 made te offer. Well, I answered Mr. Witherbee’s letter, saylug tuat'l could not arrive at the conclusion intimated, aud suggesting that he send me an estimate of the expenses so far incurred and likely to be In- Curred in tye affair, ending my, Letter us follows: “I wish tt d¥stinctly’ understood that no claim you may Make against hin Will be cousidered as sich, aud anytuing he may give you, If he gives you ‘uy hilig More, WIL be the Suine as the oLuer Was— acharity.’* MR, WITHERBEE INDIGNANT. Under date of November 1 Mr. Witherbee re- plied: “Deaw Sta: You add insult to injury by Siating that anything Mr. Borden may see ft to give will be for charity. I wisb to say that I ac- ept no charity frou any oue, and if Mr, Borden cousiders what he has done th the past for me tn tis watter charity he Louk preclous good eare not to let me know it * * * T have postponed the filiug of my papers here in order to more detinively Understand woat to expect from him If Mr. Borden desires to keep bis many promises to ‘me and prove himself what I would like to Unink lim aud What he tried hard to impress me with he Will have ample time between now and that date (November 10, when papers were to be fled). Be= low 1s a summary of expenses incurred in tue past and likely to be sncurred: * * * ‘This makes au aguregate of $71.60. It will in all probablity Tun over that, but if Mr. Borden Will seud me iis check for $1,000 1 will feel that I have misjudged iw to no stall extent, and will gladly admit it | and rejoice in his friendship. * * * J must ask Fou to let me know What to expect before the 10th, $0 anxious am 1 Ww become treed sromn the lutserable woman who 1s my wile now only in the eyes of the law. Yours, a ASW." “To this,” said Mr. Stith, “I made no answer, deeming tilat none Was necessary. Having wade two demands, one for $500 or 3600 and tue owner for $1,000, to keep my cilenv’s naine out of the case, I thought I suficlentiy. understood his 10- Uves. But under date of November 12 I received tue following : WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 12, 1887.—Dear Str: I have jast returned from New York, where I met by appointment my counsel, who has succeeded in gett evidence against my wife in connec- tion with an ex-Washington man, Who Js now lo- cated tn Chi It was not needed, butstrength- ens my case the more. I would now like to know if Mr. Borden proposes vo help me in this matter, ts promised. 1 stall, Bot ask itor ever give Dita alk ‘opportunity again. Yours, sTHERBRE.” Phi Suuth’s reply sev fort tbat Mr. Borden did not intend to help him further, and Uiere the cor- respondence ended. Charged with Cruelty to Animals, CASES BEFORE JUDGE SNELL TO-DAY. Valentine Zeller, a resident of the county, was before the Police Court this morning charged with tailing to provide proper shelter for a horse. The prosecution claimed that the animal was kept un- er an open shed which was not long enough tor theantmal The defense was that the horse was diseased and was kept under an open shed be- Cause fresh air Was necessary for its tinprovement. ‘The defendant's personal bonds were taken. Agent Key also nad before the court a colored man named Henry Clay, charged with working a horse unfit for labor. The defendant said that the horse Was stiff from belng in the stable several days. His personal bonds were taken. Geo, Rawls, colored, Was changed with working asic and laine horse, and his personal bonds were also taken. ‘Nathaniel Dyer was ch: with working a horse unfit for labor, and he forfeited $5 collateral, ‘Juitus Adams, colored, Was with failing to provide sufficient food for his horses. He was Sentenced to jail a few days azo, and the offense ts alleged to have Deen committed while he was locked up. It was shown that he did the best he could for the animals, and the court accepted bis personal bonds, a ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: L. R ‘Tuttle Co Augusta A. Ketcham, lot 39, Widows Mite; $4,950, Lansbargb to L. J. Davis et al., trustees, sub 35, 8q. 204; $5,300. W. F. Lewis to Mary A. DeGroot, sub 100, block 30, Long Mead- Fannie A. Moore to Maggie G. Banes, 1, Sq. G2N; $550. Same to Alice V. Wagga- man, lot 152, do.; 450, T. J. Fisher to Tiny S, ts Chevy ‘Chase, &c.;$—. Helrs of Carroll Daily, ington; $425 mina J. Young to M. I. Weller et al., part 2, sq. 880; $—. V. Oehman to I. Kissner, AFT sq. 906; $1,350, ———————— Between the Ceiling and the Roof. ‘THAT'S WHERE THE POLICE FOUND “DOCTOR” JOuN- 808. On the 14th of last month a certificate of death Was returned to the health office, the naine of the attending physician appearing as “John C. Joha- son.” The clerk issued a burial permit, thinking it Was the signature of a Dr. Johnson who ts well known to the health office. Subsequently it was discovered that the person whose name appeared on the certiicate was a colored map living in South Washington, and that he had never regis. tered as a puysiclin, On complaint of Chief Ci McGinn, of Uie health office, a warrant was issued for Johuison, charging him’ with asa physician abd failing w register at the health office a3 such, ‘The Warrant was sent to the of- ficers of the fourth precinct, who were unabie to find him. | Yesterday morning about 2 o'clock Ser- geant Daily, with OMeers Siaith and Howell, vis. ited a house on D street, near Delaware avenue Southwest. The officers searched the failed to find tim, In one of the rooms found @ bed which had been occ during the night and was still warm. clined through the try the cet and between te the charge against was found, This P a ay uhe uth prosecuting attorney is personal Tecognizance. and at tue ‘the court ee ‘Tak NATIONAL Urea RETURN ENGAGEXENT.—The members and managers of the National Company jook forward with tions Lo their return to this aly” glad five nunded medit with that opera on ing it ou Thursday. given by thls company, will ek preg Ad grin” 00 Wednesday, “Queen 4 ‘and “Yannbauser” on Saturday nignt, The saleot Season Uickeis begins at 9 o'clock to-morrow morn- lng at Metzerott's, Seats for: Wil be placed on sale at the ‘Thursday moraing. —.—_— Warrenton, vas Saturay 10 conde tne ales * t of buliding an air-itue raliroad west, Bing Washington,making Warrenton one ot Its sta lors ts Unat all tue pieces to be sold are Dand-marte, aud genuine exampies of the pened they repge- seat, while ali the siiverware bears hail maras Or stamps of the governinent, attesting Its stand- ard purity. It were idie to altempt aaytuing like & description of even a portion of the display in a paragraph like this. A tuir klea of its character Erbe gained by reading the advertisement in au.ther column, and a stilt better one by visiting the rooms of Mr. Dowilug, where the whole con- Sygament Will be On View lo-morrow and gext day. And this every one interested tn the matter, Whether asa probaule purchaser or a connolsyeur, Based do. A.D. IL. spt spot secure agt. Naflor; payment Holtzman; Lestimony: sliowed comptatant to tak wed comptatnan 3 Kocoid; auditor's report testimony. two men were engaged in an affray in the alley about 10 o'el morning, when Bowie came along a them. trio then stood the situation When Henry Madi- son appeared. “Knowing that, Madison carried & , Chew put his Band tn the latter's pocket and pulled out the weapon, which he discl the butlet entering Bowe’ left shoulder, indict & painful but not necessariiy Tous ‘The injured man was taken tn tae “ho house and ins were SUI! e BauiSbut talied to find tc. ‘Tne police learned that ‘Madison had given the Weapon to Chew, and all day yesterday wey scoured “Swampdodle” for both Chew and Madison, but neither of them were tobe found. This ‘morning Chew surren- dered bMselt (0 the officers of the sixth prectact. He exonerated Madison by telling that he (C! took the weapon from Madison's pocket, He that be had been previousiy assauited by Bowie, and claimed that he fired in self-defense. Chew ‘was locked up to await the result of Bowie's in- Juries, ‘The Gas Question in West Washington. To the Editor of THe Evgxrvo Stan: ‘Some days since, in your report of District bust- ness before the Senate, it was stated that John Leech, president of the Georgetown Gas Light Co, had protested against the terms of the bill now before the Senate to regulate the quality and price of gas in the District, and that through his efforts an amendment was made providing for a mainte- ance of — price of gas, should there be no consolidation. Now, Mr, itor, that means no consolidation, if it ‘means anything, Why? Be- cause before the adjournment of the last sessi after a conference between the subcommittee the Senate and the officials of the Georgetown Gas Light Co., they were given until June, 1887, W effect a consolidation, which they did not do, and never will do as long as they can influence the committee by their representations of poverty; while their siock, having a par value of $25, refused at 4536 On the local board last wi ok. 50 being asked. “Should the president of this cor- ‘ation be permitted to dictate amendments to a All NOW pending before the Senate without allow. ing the gas consumers a hearing? Jones. A Convention of Educators, PAPERS T0 BE READ BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF ‘SUPERINTENDENCE. ‘The sessions of the Department of Superinten- dence, National Educational Association, which meets at the Franklin school bullding to-morrow, Will continue in session three days. ‘The various Papers read will be discussed by well known educators, The program ts as follow: Tuesday, 10 .m.—“How and to What extent can manual training be engrafted on our system of pubite schools?” Chas. &, Ham, of Chicago; 1:30 p.im.— What is the purpose of county institutes and how is tt best secured?” Jesse B. Thayer, State superintendent pubilc instruction, Madison, Wis.; 4 p.m.—Elocution, its place in éducation,” Mattle Fleming, Memphis, ‘Tenn, Weduesday, 10 “How shill the qualificatlons of teachers be determined?” A. A. Draper, state superintendent pubile mstruction, Alvany, N. Y.; 1:30 p.m.—“are teuormal scbools as Uley’ exist in our several States adequate to accomplish the work for which they were established?” James P. Wickersham, ex- | State superintendent public instruction, Hatrts- burg, Pa. 7:20 pat "The present need of moral traubing in the public schools,” W. T. Harris, Con cord, Mass, ‘Thursday, 10 a.in.—“'Suggestions on keeping down the average age of graduation from pubic primary, grammar, and igh schools re- Specuvely, and’on suortetiing the period from the Deginning’of Ue primary to tue end of the high School colirse,” Charles W. Eliot, president Har- Yard University; 31:30 a.m.—*Alaska,” No H. R. Dawson, United States Commissioner of Educa- Uon.; "1:30 p.m.—*rhe superintendent and teaclier,” John E. Bradiey, superintendent city Schools, Minneapolis, slinn.; "The relation of the Supertotendent and teacher’ to the school,” A. E, Winship, Boston, Mass.; 7:30 p.m.—“National ald tw education.” : ss Street Cars or Herdics Wanted. ‘To the Editor of Tae Evexine Stan: Idesire through your columns to congratulate the Washington and Georgetown Railway Co, on the improved appearance of their conductors in their new uniforms, and to thank them in the name of thelr many patrons wiuo are thus saved the mor- Uflcation of bowing and smiling at tue wrong man, also Wo congratulate Ube residents of 14th street ‘aud Vicinity on having been provided with elegant ‘and comfortable cars, But if all unis ts done at une expense of the reste dents of the city above 15th street, we fear it 45 not on the principle of “the greatest good to the greatest num! he removal of ten cars from This Part Or LuclE Line Testilts Lu serious fuconven- jence and discomiort, from the lon, Utne between ‘cars and tueir crowded condition. This uornlng @ group of ladies stood at 20th street and Peunsylvauia avenue in tue suow and sleet for three or four minutes wailing tor a car, and When one finaly came in sight, tuey placed Uheinselves 1 the street, as near the track as they could with salety, in order that they might uot fail of being seen Uy either conductor of driver. But theearsped by them at ap unusual rate of speed, ‘the gentiemanly conductor calling out: “Take tue hext cur, please; we can’t muke time If we stop for passcugers.”” One of the group, in order to “make time,” plodded through the Snow to 17th aud H streets, where the driver of a bobtall car kindly “stopped for passengers.” ‘Will the herdic company ‘p.ease take notice? A Une of herdics running to Georgetown via Peonsyl- Vania avenue iy Wuat is needed, ‘ONR OF THE VicTiMs. —_- Hagvarp Civp Dixen.—The annual dinner ot the Washington Hurvard Club Will be given at Wormley’s on Thursday evening. Fresident Eljot and Hon. tiugh McCulloch wul be tue guests of ‘Uhe clut ae Alexandria Affairs. Reported for TH EVENING STAR: MANY SICK PROFLE, BUT FEW VeRY SicK.— Although there 1s considerable sickness here 115 all of light character and ts not the result of an unsanitary coudition of the town, Pulmonary diseases, caused by weather changes, and measles among ‘childreo are largely prevaient. ‘The physicians of the poor are especially busy, and in the five Weeks just past they have written over 450 prescriptions, a greater number than has ever been before filed’ on public account in five weeks, ‘Tnere have been, bowever, few deaths, and many of the Well-known citizens reported sick are now “on the mend.” ‘THE TWENTY-SRCOND CRLEDRATION.—The citizens’ committee on the 724 of February celebration, Mayor Downham cuairman, and Julian Holt secre. tary, met on Saturday night at the City Bulidings and 'recelved the report of the suvcommittee appointed to collect funds, and it was determined {0 ask the citizens to make’a public demonstration on the anniversary of Washington's birth, and to Invite the Yarious organizations of the city and the representatives of Its business to unite in a ‘Tur Stare Taxes.—Preliminary movements are made as if sults would be brought against some hundred citizens who have no tax receipts, but Still hold tendered coupons representing the face Of their tax ills. It ts not thought, however, that thege suits will be instituted immediately, perhaps not until the legislature adjourns. ‘Te cash Fecetpts Of tue treasurer's office are now merely nominal, and the income of the commissioner of the revenue and of the city treasury on state ‘account Is very much reduced, being, in fact, tor some weeks, hothing at all. ‘Tur Vinaixia M. E, APPOINTMENTS.—At the clos- ing session of the Virginia M. E. Conference, at Berryville, Va, Saturday, appointments were made for the Alexandria district us follows: Alexandria district—A. J. Porter, presiding eider; Alexandria, RE. Berryville, J. H. Wilson; Bethany, to be suj 3 Claremont, ‘to ‘be supplied; Fair- fax, J. W. Hauimersiey; Falls,chureb, J. 8.’ Wick- lné; Falmouth and Greenwood, to be supplied; Herndon, 8. A. Ball; Leesburg and Hilisburg, D.C. Hearick; Man 'W. T. Schooly; Norfolk, J. McK. Brewington; Old Point, J. J. umbu Noras.—Tne Corporation Uourt, Judge Sieade, Degan its February term at the city court-house Lal morning. | Judge Meade's health 1s not ‘and the session of the court will be a short one.— ‘The Richmond Court of Appeals has ordered a_re- argument of the case of Marshall ugt. the directors of the late Farmers and Mechanics’ Savings Bank of this city. Judge Keith decided here that the directors Were not responsible to the depositors, ‘and the appelate judges are unable on one hear. Ing to determine whether or not he is right. ‘The Monument fair Was attended last Friday night by St. John’s Cadets, who made a dress drill, and ou Saturday night by the Alexandria Light Iu- fanury. The As still .——Mr. Joun M. dobason has it, at Mr. Joel Peck’s ‘brick house, opposite the Midlabd Railroad omice on Prince street.—A missiouary meeting eid at Grace chureb Yesterday. bai pains a ‘Tue Bopy oF JovaNauist Meaxy.—The remains of Stephen Jos, Meany, the well-known journalist and Irish, patriot, formperly of New York, arrived Saturday afternoon, accompanied by Gelegations trom the Various Irish societies and representatives of Waterbury, New Haven, Eridgepere, and Danbury, and’Boston, ‘The ceme- ‘will be placed in’a vault at Calvary ‘UMUL It is Femoved to Ennis, County Clare, i where the motner of the dead journalist still ives. Sick Hesvacuz Isone of the most distressing affections, and People who are its vietims deserve sympathy. ‘But the great success Hood's Sarsaparilla has ‘had in curing sick headache make jt seem al- ‘mont foolish to allow the trouble to continue. ‘By ite toning and invigorating effect upon the digestive organs, Hood's Sarssparilla readily wives relief when headache arises from indiges- tion, and in neuralgic conditions by building up the debilitated aystem, Hood's Sarsaparilla Temoves the cause ‘und hence ‘overcomes the * HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all draggista. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by GL HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR azo H. D. Ban IMPORTER AND TAILOR, you thet his NEW GOODS Sc eeepc mal7 E Mnaraty Before Removing to our new store, 433 7th ‘St, the eBtire stock of boots and shoes at 461 Penn. va. Will be sold at sacrificing prices; those tn ‘Want of great bargains should call at once. Jacob Strasburger. 1 Cdlars Engraved; Razors ‘sharpened ALFORD, 487 Penna. ave. Sm,was 7 mends China, GlassWood,&c, Ips? Digestible Cocoa, a delicious fueing drinks does not uistress 4 Fresh Alaérney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 34 1D. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1b. ‘Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: Sweet Milk Se. per quart. free. AMUSEMENTS. LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. 1 LIKE IT! L LIKE IT! EVERYBODY LIKES IT. WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY FEB. 13 MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ‘The Famous Extravaganza, RICE’S BEAUTIFUL EVANGELINE, ‘With its GREAT CAST of 60 Artists. NEW MUSIC. ‘NEW SPECIALTIES. BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES, SCENERY, &c. Proprietor aud Manager, Mr. W. W. Tillotson. ‘TEMPERANCE.—A meett the M-street Christian Market-House Hall ent, mostly your Messrs, J. H. Bradley ‘and George W. Giles. ‘Misses Bennett and Lansing rendered some excel- lent Vocal selections, Several names were added to those who pledge themselves to abstain from intoxicating liquors, ‘was held last night by sperance Union, at Fully 250 persons were PDD RRI RUR EER ™ —SEE— BB Hat be? Bat HS © Ee Syet | cree Deming oats rhe Lue Daberman BoP EB: FB RH S09 few Sed |cigspuccmac®” cite iine she. 5s “ s; +3 gee ce tS Sd aad “The Irish Poleeman” the Amazon March.” MMi ithe Rest famous g © nae E rN Beat —FEATURES OF THE BUKLESQUE.— S09 BE Eee AAA MEM _Next Weex—HENRY E, DIXEY in ADONIS._ £13 ye JNEW National THEATER BBR OA OR UK Hf ONN N GGG cen B AA KK WONNNG O - TO-NIGHT AT 8, ES £4 B FREE 8 co THE GREAT BIGSPECTACLE! Bas MAEM Ht RAN GE THE SENSATION OF THE AGE! DIRECT FROM NEW YORK AND BOSTON! ae HAGGARD'S WEIRD ROMANCE! pee 3 3 www B euierrrs RP OO Wwww D .- | ADAPTATION! “SHE” P 00 WoW bpp Eee R R=} FURsT’s Music 100 PEOPLE IN THE PRODUCTION! Great Cast, Strong Choras, Strange Music, Wild Scenery, Novel Startling Effects! FULL AFTERNOON PFRFORMANC! WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2. Standard Authorized Copies of Hagrard's Celebrated ‘Romance “SHE” Presented to Every Person Attending the WEDNESDAY AFIERNOUN PERFORMANCE. Next Week—NATIONLA OPERA. tend PtMense success. IMMENSE SUCCESS. NEW NATIONAL THEATER. NATIONAL OPERA. One Week, Bexinning Monday, February 20, RETURN VISIT OF THE NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY. Chas, @. Locks........... ------ General Manager Inan Attractive Repertoire of GREAT OPEKATIC PRODUCTIONS. Season sale, giving choice of seats for ail perform- ances, opens to-morrow, at 9 a. m., at Metzerott’s Music Store, 903 Pennsylvania ave. Au early applica- tion for seais is recommended. MONDAY, Feb. 20, and THURSDAY, Feb, 23, NERO. NERO. = NERO. with the Great Scene, THE BURNING OF ROME. TUESDAY, Eeb. 21, and SATURDAY MATINEE> eb. Se FAUST. FAUST. FULL WEIGHT—PURE-MOST PERFECT MADE Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for more than a quarter of a ceutury. It is nsed by the United States Government. Endorsed by the heads of the Great Universities as the Strongest Purest an most Healthtul. Dr. Price's Crean Baking Powd goes not contain Ammonis, Lime, or Alum. “Sold only DR, PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. CHICAGO, ‘ST. LOUL Ja7-8.0&w Ox Broov, Gomis Buve, TERRA COITA, AND@AN, ‘The New Spring Shades in Ladies’ Broadcloth, Pure Wool, one yard and a half wide, Worth'81; Reduced to 8734. Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, 5c. Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 12%. FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 25c, AMERICAN SATTEENS, French styles, 1230. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, real cost. COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth @!; only 50c. HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET. cheap at $1.50; only 7c. CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST. Cash Customers who buy’ 85 or over will receive oxR. of the following presents: One Pair of Handsome Damask Towels, worth $1; One Pair of Silk Eui- broidered Corsets, worth 75c.; or Half Dozen Fine FAUST. japkins. worth 725, WEDNESDAY, LOHENGRIN; FRIDAY, QUEEN OF SSSR WAVE ncaxncera aurnur ost oxy, | PROUD SVEN AE RANI Prine Saleof Seats for single performances opens at the ‘HANDSO: Box Ottice of the New National Theater Thursday, E CLOTH PLAIDS, pure wool, one yard and a-bait wide, 1 Armee ca Elevaut Dress NCH SERG! wide double width, ali colors: wonde “fico ot 1 worth 81; ouly, February 16, at 8:30 a 1. Goods Fite NC a 66 4 ROUND THE WORT, SONG, ure wool, Zul Dengaias 3 adtICO, CLOTH DRESS GOODS, pure wool, wide Cash Custoniers who buy $10 or over will receive ONE of the following presents; Large Size Handsome Bridal Quit, worth #190: ‘Two vards aud a Holt Fable Diaussk, worth 81.87; or One Dozen Fine Nap- ins, worth 1.5 Don't fail to ask for the Valuable Present. 9 PHILIP PHILLIPS, THE “SINGING PILGRIM.” SONGS ILLUMINATED, AND TOURS ILLUSTRA FEBRUARY 20th, 21st and 22d, Tickets, 35 cents. Children’s tickets, 25 cents. Re- served segts, 50 centa For sale at Ellis & Co.'s on and after Welinesda: wa fs-eo3t HP eae - PROF. CARPENTER, At Willard Hall, EVERY NIGHT AT 8. Commencing MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13th. WONDERFUL FUN: Admission, 25 cts. Keserved seats, 60 ta, £1:3-6t%_ Pps Buow THEATER OF FEBRUARY 13. ‘The Distiugtlsbe euictous| and Fragio Act tiugulsbed kuvuioual an ctress, wsxLIss “DA. GRAY, Supported by an Efficient Company An eveniug uf alteruage Iaueiter and tear, a vein of Trovsens. ON AN AVRRAGE MOST MEN WEAR OUT TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS TO ONE COAT AND VEST. FOR PROOF OF THIS ASSER- TION OBSERVE, IF YOU PLEASE, THE NUMBER OF “FRINGE BOTTOM” TROU- SERS NOW BEING WORN BY OTHERWISE, WELL-DRESSED MEN. WHATEVER SUM YOU WISH TO PAY, EXPECT TO FIND coutedy‘abd pathos latin mringu to wivey 0th 1 rv and daughters: an entirely uew version sdap BEES DEFIER TROORXES THAN EVER | fesg.c Worle hevenstars, to tvs sooner hee BOUGHT FOR A LIKE AMOUNT. Gray. ated performest ty her over 3,000 mew in tae ‘entitled. principal cities of the United State ‘ASE LYNNE; OK, THE ELOPEMENT Isabel “Y M18s ADA GRAY EORGE SPRA’ Vi bagined dine in which, has no living peer. ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, Next Weel £10 434 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. For Tae Ovens EMBROIDERED FRENCH-BOSOM SHIRTS. EMB'D PEARL AND WHITE KID GLOVES. W. 8, TEEL, 935 PENNSLVANIA AVENUE. Last Two Weexs WASHINGTON THEATER jon 15, 25 and 50c. Matinee 10 and 25e. ‘ARIZONA JO, (THE SHOOTING STAR) And his Wonderful Acting Mustiug Ponies and Dra- matic Dox: IN THE REALISTIC DRAMAS, THE BLACK HAWES, THE WILD VIOLET. _Matinees Mon.. Tues, Thurs. and Sat, “Qepeeeeae se GepecE, 18 STODDARD LECTURES. TUESDAY AND, WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, FEB- ARY 14 AND 15, Cail ‘The Chef d'Envre of Travel Lectures, ‘THE SPLESDORS GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALD THE SPLENDORS OF THE THE SPLENDORS PYRENEES. THE SPLENDORS oF Thrilling Descriptions. Gorgeous Tustrations, Feb. 18 and 71, LORD BYRON; 22d and 25th, CON- FINE CLOTHING STARTINOFLE, Good seats may be obtained for all Lectures, Secure early and svoid disappoimtment ar ‘Adinission, 50c. served seats, 75c. On sale at J.P. Ellis & Co's, 937 Pa. uve. OAK HALL BURDITT & NORTH, feist ies GRAND FAIR AND PYTAIAN MART, IN AID OF THE BUILDING FUND oF WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. 1, UNIFORM RANK KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 15, TO FEB. 26, 1888, INCLUSIVE.” oe Season Tickets 50 cents A 81,200 Knabe Kosewood Grand or Upright Piano 150 Black and Colored Corkscrew Suits for less than 2 cost of manufacture, Petco wessls con acne eae : 5300 pair Oud Pants atlas than costof manufacture, | Jol ity and Merriment wil rein supreme, = 1108 ‘Small Boys’ Suits at a sacrifice. (ROLUMBIA LODGE, No. 10.100. F Full Dress Suits, West of England Cloth, satin | OOM YUaicaL ENTER TAINMER’ Wuing, made up in first-class style, for 825; as good GRAND AGT ee ei LV AN! AVENUE, ; COR. 10TH AND F STREETS. 200 Men's Overcoats will be sold at from @4 to 815. ‘Numbers of these sold at from 821 to 830. 50 Over- coats for small boys, will be sold for from $2 to 85. Some of them cost $6, 87 and $8 at wholesale. 50 Heavy-weight Blue Flannel Suits for men at 810. Some of these cost $11.50 at wholesale. 60 Light-weight Flannel Suits, the best makes, Indigo dye. at 88 ; these are worth $15. 475 Cassimere and Cheviot Suits will be sacrificed regardless of cost or value, ——a Tickets, 25 cents, For site at odd Fellows) Hail 70 at nw. LOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART —MR. oo A ES HB Min Lawrence. the celebrated New fork Bloc: oo ee oe ean Honist, isaow in Washivwtou sud. to receive OP sek BK BE pupils at his rooms, 907 1h st.nw. 10-60" oe = a JPET conoxesational cHunci, no co! MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13. M TENN n iy SNONINN Favs in newest designe SS MSE REE {SE TERE SEH Flowers, Artistic Ribbons and Neckwear inVERY| CCOA AM MMP 4 AN NNIIDN NN IL UAILLINERY £7 COST, GRAND ITALIAN CONCERT Co. MRS. M. J. HUNT, ITALO CAMPANINI... --.8ole Proprietor. a8 1309 F at now. Comprising the following matebless array of Artists: Signora ELVIRA REPETTO, Soprano. Signora SOFIA SCALCHI, Coutralto. Signorins METAURA TORRICELLL, Violinist. ‘Signor FRANCESCO BALDINI, Tenor. Bignor ANTONIO GALASSI, Baritone. Signor ROMANO NANNETTI, Basso, Signor BALDASSARE CORSINI, Bufo, and GREAT BARGAIN IN SHIRTS. Our Comfort Sbi the old favorite, 83c.; a5,"rhin Shirt feuate uf Wemautea cotion and Tighe ardson’s 2,100-linen bosoms. Keinforced sleeves faced, fete and butou-holes, handmade, Cat esitinenss ‘rood. a ‘howent anywhere ai any price, Buy sample, if not satisinctory money refunded” ie BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, = bs — tor 5 1002 F at. Conductor... - Ble. GORE. Reserved seataon sale on and after Thuraday, Feb- 0. R. I FE, 9, at Droop’s Music Store. Prices @2and $1.5 oe NEQUALED Etepvotions Ax Bing _ | conting tolocation._ General 18-78 T= REDPATH LYCEUM BUREAU ‘MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDRENS’ CLOTHING. ANNOUNCE THE At WESLEY CHAPEL, Corner Sth aud F sta. nw. -| FOR RENT—HOUSES. __| __ FOR RENT__HOUSES. POR EENT—1704 19TH ST. N.W, UNFUR-| [JOR RENT—4s0 NeW JERSEY AVES E SEVE H. ROBERTSON e the Gapital; 822 30. Me PARKES ia ‘ENT—HOUSE 1626 11TH ST. BET. RENT—TO DESIRABLE COLORED Tew K ste. U.w.. wo sicry, press-bri x front: ik Fate aren tee Be mae Fo weral vew houses «-mtaiping, 4 rove Fu FOR SALE—LOTS. cast of tical pigoe of Found to bull mt he equine feet Lot 19, square 10631, 7.06% square f t uae, td, bo beck Ley, 7 reo: DM GOODACKE. ware 1042 on, faciue three 7 By Sie bs a cpiareaT secrete mate | Eee ees eras Tae SAE | itm 1S aa ee Sees carriage-ehed. Inquire 16:5 11th | BANES, 1003 F st nw. tot Fyre ALOT ON THE NoKTH sik or *, —— onc Shimetts ve ath! on vaste the Haine bouee, FoRRes2 er cnntsmen, | TORE OF THE We sT DELIGHTFUL PAL Gavae iN eae | CATIONS aceity. rte. $2000 18) é nisi HALL 's Jom Ns # = i ed rok sar Fok SSE A WELL BUILT “‘TamEe - STORY | 162) | Fact peat Maneachusct.s avers"price #000. terms ‘sats: | 28g dow inquire F-B. MOHUN. Dl Pet wwe “Be |b nepanenn H axp o| 2 3. B.w., 11 rooms end bath, with al. modern im- |}: JOR SALE Ggmentd ta No'Trevaies inquire No, 4720 street. | $12 Paci ‘21,000. sive Lie 1K RENT HIG EXCEDLENCY, THE MINISTER | 440d BAT EDT of Sweden aud Norway, about leaving the country, | 3425 OK SALE- Fry pisces im our bands for rent, furmiaiied or wufurnished, | 1527 | Breet. i7thst. tna Sew itususe ies js Hons, 1426 Kat, wich is a Sstory aud base: FURNISHED, 4 daane vicinit low Hamupei.tre av ment brick. 25 feet frout, 3 room deep, in thorough | py. Ah ot. Leen teeta ] becommenced on that sntee “aero ae as 14 416.67 1706 Conn. ave... secure cheay Jota iu a “rer lly -inpeowing = BEALL, GROWS sae $r-300 1316 1th at aw hood, KOH T LEIOLD. VA bat me tO Bt fees 1321 F st. wr iStlog 314 20st he ee FOE SALSA SOMBER OF Lors IN THE FoI 'T—NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE, 515 1318 eee Oa ane gordon, Mill, ¢ te F: nquire at 1235 Eat 9.6, fis Laster Hough £4 0. Maat VOR RENT— 74.000. 4 tn Whituey close who. We 609 Gth aw. Br, abd Weta. bw aw 5 "1 he TWO BEAUTIFUL Pots, vox100 FoR BENT HOTS Price, pee to re] Toows, all moderh tn ind Tat sts two lois. ey Also, dwelling 1024 91h t 00 Provements, $30. Appiy to e jot 2txie ve i, AM sia. ome lot, Bais. vo 30 JOR RENT—S1X- ROOM BIACK Hc jersdinn) Mil Sea fll-3te CH. PARKER, Cor. 43 and Esta aw, BUD eae: S10 Apply wo RE *. GoW. LINKING, 1 tH ae KRKENT—AT A BARGAIN—SIX-ROOM COT. | “Usana sve. ——__ — 5 a sts PON LA fae, No.4 School st. Mout Pleasant all inwood | FVOK KENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN yet a | gider: VAPbiy tH SHARPLESS, 17 Tark stMount = a 1003 N. 3. ave. s. #.6r. FoR Lagat More Me & Ba ers, poe et amb 923 Sth ow.,101 40 402 Lith s eet : : 50” Building. “firepro e BO 4 1p #th st. 2. 39 415, oor. JOR SALE — A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, nine ryoms and baih, hot and cold water; desir: | ably located in northwest. Inquire at Room Fat.n. w. La ave. from 10 to $1 ¥ st. ow. a floor FURNISHED HOUSES. F.near 18th at_.1$1.335.53 9th.abowe Kst., 12r...81. Jowa Cirele. 158. Bear Isth st Kr It st., vear &, Var East, near 14th. 16r_ avur 19 3d st. n.e,. Sr., all mod. imps. 303 D st. ne’ Sr all mod. imps. Green's alley. n-w!, 9 rooms. TYLER & 3228-18t* JOR RENT—, G12 F u.w..11r 8166.67 1737 stn Ww.) f on," 1307 F stnw Ny pear 17th roperty placed with me for rent or sale is Uberally advertised free of cust to the owner. For list of property for sale call for or send to off 16 ‘0. HOLTZMAN. 10th and F ste iw OR RENT—1117 10TH st wzvcery, corner Lat; reut ave. FSR EET CREE snp 1728 14th st.house 1214 Fst. 4th story. 2° and store, ~ 860-708 Hist. the. 214 Ist st. we, 50 7108 Conn’ 1727 WM | | 1928 9th stnw..7 $5 Spruce 1825.3 N, W.. KEY AT 35. Inquire 926 La, ay eee to) 33 H st. bet. Nth € 1th 15 DW. thy Ww 111s : iNet. mw. pet. Nat Sout. ai rai | Bz Farragut Square. 250 Sst, bet 14 am FALCIL Fox GROWS, 43 Tor 8 Ts. w.. GF ‘ar 10 iH. WARNER & CO. 916 F'sti.w, DESIRABLE FUKNIDHED HOUSE unexpectedly Vacated for remainder of the seaso Silver, linen and ail complete for immediate posses: | sion ; Jocation central; west of 14th st. and above H st. Be TAT 221 HIGH STREET, GhORGE Ag, Pgomn and, lanae tore wits aye nate iul be rented cheap. Apply to thr 413 H street nw. city. 3 Jais- 1 Fe ENT—A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAV city will rent or sell commodious, thd Tutuiabed Houser seveute R REN ~ Erice iano, well furulshed, perfect ord 120 | $500 envy torte: balane: xond trades He Biel Venieutly situated; price, $65 per month, DAVIDSON, & DAVIDSON, state of cultivation; 80 scres Of the best oak til f11-3t" iu the county: good orchard, fine freestome water, <a 2 Pst. b.w..tur., 13 rk Hotel, “ti st. road, KR SALE—A FAKM OF 73 ACKES 45 MILES ‘Call oF ‘cash: address, OWNiLie 20, Convora: ul Line P, pak Stone, choice patterns, at low prices—Onental, Torchon. Smyrna, Platt Val, Calais, Needle-made Guipure, aud Fedora. ‘Swiss, and Pique. NEW SPRING GLOVES, In Lisle Thread, Taffeta, Pure Silk, and will ome ‘& Sure Silk of good quality, all the new r- : 5 cents a pair. Tills is the bigwest taneutn eer flere in aglove, NEW SPRING HOSIERY. boob Toe full lise chil t oti for belieein ead oe, oka. Lor fui list call at office for buljerin mwisea the lstand 15th. [110] THO. E. WAGGAMAN. FS, KENT — FURNISHED —A_ THKEE-STORY und Dasewent 13-room brick dwelling on A st. bet. id and 3d #t8.s.¢. “House in Brst-clasy order and com: Teuted just as lett by ton "per bulge mouth, Apply at once to M. SM. ROWMIL, 30 Bast = pital ot! rier Never sold less than 33c. MEDIUM. WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, An excellent quality for Ladies and Men at 50c. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, and TOWELS st low NEW GINGHAMS, NEW SATINES, from the cheap- est to the best. NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. NEW MATTINGS, just in. CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th and 706 K 20540, for ‘business, INKINS, 19th aud if FR RENT— $17 Cat, aw. Or. 2116 14ih st. Br. 212s Loh sb, Gr. a New Srrixa Dass Eannics. ee SEATON PERRY, por BENT By 8. H. WALKER, 458 Louisiaus ave, @uccegor to Penn & Buormrny 124 5th at. ne. 8 rooms: bath, cellar, furnuce, but ant M151 HAS JUST OPENED “NEW SPRING SHADES” IN For sesr 017 @ sr, Desmapis wooge, 5| Glue one Mik wake HANMIETER RENT— 3 & cellar, furnace; in val neighborhood. | NEW FUULE BEIGES AN! CHUDDAS, WITH K. BUCHANAN, The Clareudon, 14 CONTKASTING SIDE-BANDS FOL TRIMMING. NEW FRENCH BROADCLOTHS AND ENGLISH SUITINGS, NEW IMPORTED ALL-WOOL CHALLIS DE LAINES 1X CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNs, aT 0, NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS RANG- ING FROM 750. TO #1.75 PER YARD. NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED BA ISTE, GING- HAM. AND PIQUE ROBES. ‘EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES” IN CHOICE FRENCE SATEEN ROBES. PIECES ANDERSON'S FINEST QU; MCOFCH ZEPHERS IX ERTICELS NEW ans STYLES AND COMBINATIONS OF COLORS. Este 300 PIECES OF FINEST FKENCH BATEENS IN 282 QUSFINED STYLES OF MY OWN DIRECT IM- ae. CH WI G00) epee Goo VALUES" IN Tish ASD Gt S08 8H. iS, NAPKINS, see : SASRIGLASS Ch Hees Gist fuck rows Bo: DRESSING SACQUES NEW FAST BLACK S27 PLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Penusylvania ave, cor. 9th st. _Estabhished 1840. m1 Zaid FIRST APPEARANCE IN WASHINGTON T-@S—SEVERAL NES AND LIQUORS OF STANDARD PURITY Overconta we sold at 825 we sell at $14, \ = Pat) ive story 2d aba ¥ a neatnree | WINE® AND LIQUORS OF STANDARD PURITY ian: tataxD T.FOWEnn, aquares from Navy Tard; five rooms” ice "porches; | ‘Fine Old Rye lange sition 0c: ve Old - “6 #920 * + en coSiebed sake water iu WE. fixe Sblaky, small t i804 oF ‘Kye Whisky, fie * pe © a, . ue raLeerso Poe To DDT Denttaut Tee: heared gar cates Maas sie « « gs + <9, READER, INFERSOMATOR 1 )DELINEATOR, het sing aad on uot Rowson’ al nde invaern lnprowe: wary Chie Bee Os rt, ; azo, ‘And all other gradea in same proportion. Piss panei ROH erent on ine of cas 3 pe po ACY, AVE XATTANG ; 2 cave 1 For boys from 13 to 18 years old we'll sell you Over- ana? Be, David Copperneld ‘Ben dius, Fen eee No. Hejmarae Se en me content S0centa ox the Dole. uta wot mat | 28 FE Goss 87 ares er gucthidrens a EME EOroLD, taal Feet & Henornz a ‘[PANORAA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN, KENT _SOUTH FHONS FIRE BRICK HOUSE. POORER ATIONELS. ANE ERGE AES (Celdrens Belts sed Ovenscatn we ect v00 50 cnnte.| i 1. ua, i, acute dt Sensimtienin tee Nee a) —_ 1417 Pa av., above Willard’s. a open tem TS ma to 10g Ts _| near Fevson otice. Inauize on premloas | Al cenend Pertiecs ettusect = A rut ne of oa Panta for Men Bor ana Charen, | CHOICE Gaus AND NOVELTIES FOR Valr VISITING see, SPECLALTE, very cheap. INES. we A ri S INVITATION AND CARD ENGRAVING. id 7 ett eo THR LOXDON AND HIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00, | ALL THE NOVELTIES IN STATIONERY. os rmurn 225 ‘Corner 7th and Geta, SR wenatchee J.C. Hotcmmsox, B no 428 7th Btreot, . Coomme By Gus Ar Pana Cosn A fall tne of airing in an 53 WILLETT & RUOFF, BATTERS AND FURRIERS. (905 Pennayivanis avenue, 218-3m @A8S COOKING STOVES Od hand and for sale, WASHINGTON GASLIGHT comPaNT. Ft Trout 10 Ps. bested by steam #100 | Ret, soren-0 O41, Bd flour, > trun! Fe S5F°°."50 heated. by stram. Se pa BO 1008 F at 24 Boor Brick. 1410 D st. n-w.;10 rooms... ea Brick. 034 Ost. nw iS tosus, = ace, tema Tete be 30 480 F st, 3d floor. Harel : ‘hand Bete a Ste: Dupont Cireie, 12 rooms, all tno. ttn 8150 | So le STORES Todi at.atove Dupont Magnificent sora, Sun 3. W.4 CoE Tuning per au 3,000 | 215.605 6.h st bow. 25 | | Gareft tenanta Apply 1790 Nat tung, West V pee apeication at our Gaon CURLEY Bie NT—ON THOMAS CIR., 18) | JROR RENT — CHEAP—DESIRABLE Daiky aNd Yr) SDS pastas | Sd st se cl truck farma 7 auiles fray Waebl H194th at we te, and turnpike. WM-N-CALVEKI ® Tn Marke alley. 5 ra) wow... | Balthuore. m ee Court, 5 Fm Hew ee SH. RNtait wi? | JRon sace— : 5 a y iLRooM | 212 Loudoun County, Va, a splendid Farm, contain. | PJOK SALE—A MAG JOR T., N.W.. NEW 11-ROOM | jug 300 acres: wood stone ry and milk use, | 2 octave {ase Cor $1 Brick. with all moder improvements apd con- | corn house, carriage house, sbeda, ad ober out-bulld: | Au Usually fue offer ings. ‘The laud is of the very best quailty aud tu good Hist. nw. Can be seen bet R ST 22: " bever-failing rings in every field; for Johnson, Brothers, 1202 Fat nw.,or 709 Caaw. | erst Meiad verse uw. | QUK SALE—FARM OF 3: ACRES OF GOUD | SBF: Ut8....;..100 ee | OWNEK, Bor 109, Star office, * se jexandria, Va; good hen house: Kood out | rd and good land. | Puruitu Choice styles of Embroideries in Nainsook, Cambric, |g} ATEST BA 12h O-tout $1.50 y WASIUN DANENHOWPR, Bucvrmor te Lower & Sen ils Fat JOR SALE ONE MUNDRED LOTS IN sPcrH bounded by L4sh. Ieth, and Boundary ‘Pleasant. For ft rs cal and 1m . and tunhes WENT DAVIN, Uslw JOK SALE Vay THE Best Totter Buildiig 1 . within four wy ' street cars, for unly $300 each—®25. S10per moult BA Peithar 1ALd “Kew Lock ave. BUSINESS CHANCES. | HARES CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK STOCK EANK 1. PRLOUZE 1416 F agireet, Rellose Bur din E—A FIRS CLASS BUSINESS POF? 2 it sta nw one of the bad annst besdbd within thirty KS. BRENNEMAN, Logo. dain the ct Address oF Gall v Viith wt. aw, thie W122 SA, S00D BUSINPaS Locarion; Address JY Star ofioe ws tele Fe SF Dk06 STORE IN PLEST CLASS m, doug & good, payine bu Sistern part of city. Satisfactory Peas tug. Addrens Hox SS, Stare c SOING 10 RETIRE WANT 10 SELL A LARGE avd established commitsaton Dusitess. beak atiom in the ¢ 1 & square frou Ceater Mack Audivss Lock Box 446, city P.O, ane JOR SALE STOCK AND FIRTUKES OF OLD established czar store, 407 Pena ave only ®125.4 rate chance Tia WAS 280>81.000 POK THREE 10 PIve YAM at 3 per ce iwsioun, Ad Box bash > SHAKES OF PAEOMAT ck; waut the one Bret a coNFECT ms RY SPLENDL dotier Heat MEKOG now.” Trius low to desirable party. | suit. Apply to F.C. ADAMS, 14: float =e 5 —— | JROR LOW AN OLD ESTABLISHED « NT 201 Est nw. 4r...10.30 Store, doing busitiew ot over #1 20 Portner Pl. 2037 Est. u.w.. 4r. 10.30 | fomitoriabie: Gay satisiactory Feasts hing, bg) .30 301 to 209, reat 204 F | Jatundry on on 1 bedrovtine. dry cellar: | 1g dy st. aw mite 0 y F130 | bouse heated by ce, will rent for 1,000 | 1 . ) | Ber year to responsible person 07 W237220NE On Two GENTLEMEN 30 | _diG-2m.) STEIGER & LIEBE 1303 F st, aan fuirmie $3, weit awe tt an ¢ |COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | ssirss 5% : ae | . ! ‘UR SALI wh ave. and Scott Circle, new hous : Weber | on railroad: 11 miles frow Martin=bus 4,60 DARTIES SEEKING SAPE INVESTMENTS IN JOR SALE—BKOWN Stock at $4.50. im lots te ¥ M6 F ‘a ANK H. PELOUZE, ret, Kellogg Butidinge INE 7 OCTAVE, FINE TONE. GUOD ewoud piano tor #15 at G. L WILD i ROSS, TOM Fth ww chiswe ROE SALE gokboN PIAS WiTH STOOL ay cover, suitable for Desiuuer, price $35. Ap amCst ke JOR SALE—Ci > t Horse arately tae Fe BECTAIEIY MEAD oF HOlises, Jost Tecefved from Fike County, Ky. two wood coups homes, oue pat well-bred biarks. cde buch, ores sid on & guarantee, 140. wt @UIGLEx iss JOK SALE—100 SHARES PNEUMATIC Carriage aud Power Co. Sock, Bi Ad Box 45, Star uttice See fiz QE SSE 20 SHARES PERFECTION Wea AND Light Stock, st $3 per sare. POUL BANE, 436 suet aw 1i-tw POR SALE Ok EXCHANGE POR A FARM TWO Patents. Address PATENT, Star office 111-20 JOR SALE-SINGING BIRDS, BIKD FOOD ANS Cages, Gold Fish, Aquariuius, and Fish Poo BED FEATHERS, Use ™, and clean. Als Towest prices n Stherwine Delivered. ALBERT STIZ, bon i he, tre FE SALE —CHEAP— CIGAR STORE, WITH Dakery and candy actory., bette Ob prominent sireet: two shmres Colunitia Keal he tate Investwent Co.'s stock, WHITARER & JoK- DAN, 1417 Fst. fio VK SALE—JOB | PRINTING « traliy located; well eyuiyy) GL work: ata in. PICA, Siar office. JOR SALB—FIEST-c for meats and provisic having sold out the Uusiness tim will be gold cheap, Appiy Jt cer Ist and H sis. nw, or Firs OFFICE ew) rent Cy If you mean Diisites address 11-3 SHEAP—A PANEL COUPE ROCKA> and Harness, be Kat. nw FoR SMECOSE FED Finisiey, 1 rie Piano, standard mak, f WORCH & COS Wi ‘ Piano Agency. OK SALE—BRE cellent condition Apply at PAINE’S Cosel TER BROVE pole aud. at Factory. f—ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS— Beautitul Stultz & Bauer Uprucut Fanos at ree, ‘prices, ean tants bar haoch esting tanetad aonekiinns We will give the highest value ments on fean be mnade t Don't fail to see our Pianos, One months trial free togoed parties. You can save $25 to $100 with us chan at the. > THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _ 028 Se ae 308 8 ECESSITT_WEBSIPI’s EGHAM, CoCr AND KOCK sor private Use: wade by" best rite under aud at one-half orwapal. cost ales care Bey vune eed aroma, Pave —__ an ” ‘no ri sede es “pl 2-0un