Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1888, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1888-SIX PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. for the % hours ort p.m. my taepaett tach tae ae Pennsyivania, New Jersey, Delaware, laryland, and Virginia, fair weather followed by fain, a suight rise in temperature, except in New York, Now Jersey, Penusylvania and Delaware stationary vemperitire, light to fresh easterly Winds shifting to southerly. + WHonmsaLe Prices.—W. J. it millers, Buffalo, N. ¥., introduce their flour fo consuiners direct, at very low prices, saving you ‘the middieman’s profit of over §1 per barrel, Usual mL x Price we Rest(Pure Minn. Pat.)$5.90 148 Tic. (88) pent (Fancy Minn. Pat) AO Las 74c. (8H mim (ew Process).... 265 Laz Tic. (#0) Gold Dust (Roller Process) B2 Gée. C75) | Jivered free and satisfaction guaranteed, or money retunded. ‘We solicit « trial order by mall Or call at Warehouse and office, 206 loth street Rorthwest. Als, stand In Center Marcet, 7th- street wing, B-strect side, and 96 O street Market, 1H. Jacon’s Crystal Aspic Jeily. Docrors may disagree as to the best way of cur- ing colds, but the best way of avoiding them 1s to wesr seasonable underwear. Prices “way down” at Prane’s, corner 7th and D sts, Norick.—I will open my new store, 433 7th st., Saturday, February 29th, and cordially invite my Iriends and 'he pubile to inspect my extensive ‘stock of boots aud shoes. I shail continue in the future, as in the past, to sell only first class and Feliabie makes of shoes at Lhe lowest prices, Jacob Strasburger, formerly 461 Penn. ave. Boar's Couem SYRUP contains no and can be given to children with perfect safety. Sraixo SryLe HaTs—Now opening new styles and colors ia m a and youth's derby hats, iC. ‘Lawis & Sox, 1421 New York avenue, branch 920 7th street northwest, also a pretty assortment of stylish neck wear. . Couscen’s PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD. ‘The king ot condiments, The Mnest made For Bale by grocers. fc joLIUS LaNseCKon, 315 7th st., offers to-morrow morning, 90 misfit rugs from $8 to $45, about halt. ; also 100 large sized tapestry ottomaus, ach; 200 large sized moquette and velvet otto- mans, 75c. each; also 300 smyrna mats, 74¢. each. For Washington dressed beet go to Jno. &. Kelly, Stalls 624, 20 and 630 Center Market, and 206 and. w0S Northern Liberty. Corn beef a specialty. Go To C. Exaxt's Soxs for extra headed lettuce, Rew potatoes, new Deets, new tomatoes, string beans, green peas, Bermua onions, new ‘aspara- gus, Brusris sprouts, Burr artichokes, hot-aouse Gud Southern cucumbers, tarragon, chives, fresh | Taushrgoms, and chervil’ Also, indian itiver or- anges, Tangterine ofunges, Imperial oval oranges, Malaga gtapes, strawverries, and pineapples. et C. ENORL’s Sons, 500 Center Market, sth street wig. AN EXCELLENT life-size portrait of the late W. W Corccram frou Kices’ studio may be seen at the BRADBURY PaLack or Music, 1225 Penna. ave. Peet ENXsOvASLE LECTURES at 9:30 a. m., 2 and 6:15 p.m. to-morrow in Masonic Temple and to- day at6:15 p. m. Lectures will be given which as entertainments equal any place of amusewent for which $1 admission ts paid. ‘These lectures eluci- | date Haupt's method by which a practical know!- | fdge 10 German, speaking, &., in a course of 1) weeks increasingly interesting lessons The learner ts required 20 attend one hour per day, and 35 not limited im nis tendance to the same. Srurxo Stvies—Men’s Felt Derbys, $1.50, $2 and $2.00 Extra value, A. T. Lewis 40 7th St ‘Tae Howe.ixst Max oN Eantu. ‘The editor of a paper in Dubuque, Iowa, once handsome, was a little over six months ago changed into probably the homeliest man on earth, ‘This terrible cuange Was dite to a sudden attack of Par- alysis of the muscles of one side of the face,tollow- ing prolonged Neuralgia. After Electricity and the doctors had failed, he tried Dr. Buckiand’s Esseuce Of Seoteh Oats, aid im thirty days Was perfectly cured, and lost ‘the unenviable notoriety of belag the hometiest man on YLER'S Cocoa, for breakfast and supper. Vanidia and family chocolate; pure, healthful. Sold by grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas. L. Barbour son. Bosgnt’s Cvoau Syxvr will CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-might, Natiowat.—“The Queen of Sheba.” Avsaven’s—Dixey in “Adonis.” Conammoatiosal. CHURCH.—Stoddard Lecture. Wianp Hatt—Prof. Carpenter. Maxassas Paxonawa.—Day and eventos. ‘Hanaus’.—“Mam'zelle.” Kunwan's—Variety. = = = Condensed Locals. Yesterday, in Circuit Court No. 2, the case of McCann against the Baltimore and Ohio firoad Co. was tried. This is an action for 000 to compensate plaintiff for the loss of four ules Killed On the road near Brook’s station in 1885. A sealed verdict Was rendered (his morning for plaintit tor $00. ae nic Free Dispensary bas remo from its old quarters on G street to commodious Tooms corner Of G and 9th streets. ‘The Union EX-Prisoners of War Association had $heir second angual reunion and banquet at the National Hotel last evening. The attendance was large. At 10:45 o'clock last night thieves entered the eigar store of Gales Sherman, No. 18 7th street nort by forcing the door dpen with a jimmy, Dut were frightened off beiore securing anythibg” At 4:20 o'cigek this morning fire Was discovered 4m the barber shop of Charles Jo .nsom, No. 2317 Pennsylvania avenue. The bulldinz, owned by 3. C. Foerten, was damaged to the amount of about $100; no insurance. W. A. Watson was this morning excused as a petit Juror of the Criminal Court. In ihe Crumtual Court, today, James West, Frederick Tyler aud Asbury Lyles, charged with She larceny of twenty-nine books valued at 20 cents each, from the B.itimore and Ohio Kailroad Co., on October 9 last (on appeal frou sentence to the Reform Scuooi), were reteased on $100 surety each. ‘To-day, in the Court in General Term, the case Of Barber & Koss et al. against Green ¢t al. Was argued. The question involved ts whether the mechaaics’ lien of plainti] takes precedence of deeds of trust ante~aating the len, Mr. Alex. Ashley has been selected to represent the Union M. & church im the Lay Conference, Which meets in Baltimore the 9h proximo. ‘The Industrial Reform Party. ‘The officers of the national executive committee Of tue mdustrial reform party are: Chairman, Lee Craudall; secretary, H. B. Bayly; assistant secre- tary, Miss EM. Jacobs. The executive committee met at the office of the National View last even- tng and Chairman Crandall appointed the follow- lng subcommittee: Chas. Pelham, Alabama; J. Poston, Virginia; S. E. Booth, Kansas; A. A. sey, New York: 8. ¥. Mace, Maryland: J.W. Ether- edge, North Carolina; Mrs. B.A. Lockwood, at large.” SE Booth Was appointed & committee of One to communicate with John Calvin, of Kansas, With reference to his acceptance of the nomina” tion for Vice-President. — His, $5,000 Sti. Mneinc.—The $5,000 said to have been stolen Monday night from aman who Ree is name as George @ Dayton, ia house in ‘oundry alley, has not yet been recovered, and the omcers have hot been able to arrest the colored Woman who Is suspected of stealing the money. ‘The person who wade tue complaint, the poi men say, is a Western man. He ts’ about sixty Years old, and his family is now In the city. The 3 Who occupy the house iu Which he charges {hat the robbery Occurred corroborate his state. ment as to his nee there with the woman, ‘also a$ to the description given of the al: leged female thief. tes A Pre Brut.—In the case of W. A. Cook against W. P. Kellogg, action for $4,000 as Counsel fees in Ube Cireule Covrt, a stipulation was fled yester- $09 to rete ec Catge (Ur erblration, “Fuls mora. Order sas naming J. J. Darlington, Bare ieessasee a thirty days, and providing that no appeal shall be taken und Judgment be eon as final. " | Cuosixa PERFORMANCES OF 7 The ANCES OF THE OPEna.— “Nord” was witnowed with git asco | Nor —— — ‘audience at the National Tusater inst night, —— Jonal Theater last might. Queea of Sheba" wit K's splendid work, “The Will be given for ti Sedat the matinee to-morrow there will bea hal Tendering of “Faust.” ‘Theengagement will close THe cTamabauser ” to-morrow “aight, this belng opportunity to hear syiva, the great Ger —— Duoxpaniy Bors Fixrp. near 11th and E streets, two toss dh and George Bateman. : ard Lindsey, the driver of a milk wazon, for a pint-of milk rink. One of the boys drank the milk frome ha f oue of the cans, but ‘his companion refused rink unless he could use the tatik cup. ‘This the driver refused to let him do, and a row ened Duncan threw a lange stone, which went through the store window of K. H. G. Bouis. Osticers Lamb ‘and Byrnes appeared upon the scene and attested the Loys. ‘This morning tn the Police Court Dest can Was flued $30 and Haceman paid a Tne of $10, AGaIser THE Wasuixarow Inavatnarion C: BaATION Heke —The New Vor suvconiuittes wa Place and scope of the Washingvow inuaguration centennial committee decided yesterday to aan Geavor to detout the bil now pending ix ter fete vor to Mit now pending in the for the celebration o€ inauguration day Wi ston, D.C. ae A Temroxary Ixscncrion.—In the Equity Court, Stay ese SS = COX, in the case of Jas). Daly against the and the First Natioual Bank of New York, property vw satisty Tux $rovoAKD Lucrcxes.—The last of Mr. Stod- Garé’s remarkably successful and interesting lec- tures will be given at Congregational ehureh this evening. the announcement that i would taxe piace evening having been @ mistake. The Subject is “Constantinopic,” and It is perhaps as attractive both iu 1ts wealth of Ulustration and iis descriptive matter as any of Mr. Staidard’s —o— ¥eex Lecrvrss by Prot. Haupt at Masonic Tem 6:0 to-day «: cr 30. A practical Knowledge in tive weeks. Course opening. All cordially invited.— det. | very stroi | amount of testimony, to which Mr. Shepperd took | lar testimony. THE FREE BRIDGE. Delay in Opening it to the Public— ‘The Present Situation, In view of the preparations of the citizens of Georgetown for a celebration on the occasion of the opening of the new Aqueduct Bridge, a Stax reporter paid a visit to the bridge this morning to determine, if possible, the state of the work. A few men were at work on the through span or truss, the floor of which at present consists of a few iron beams, traversed by narrow planks that tremble and silp as the men go to and fio in their Work. Just beyond this span, which is about 100 feet in length, tne trestle begins, This is not yet floored, but the deck-beams are in place, and the Work 18 in such shape that the floor-planks can be laid tm a few hours, THE WORK 18 NOW DELAYED by the lack of materials, the deck beams for the truss being on their way from Cumberland. The troubie _ been that the subcontractors for materials ve failed to keep their promises, and so often Rave the engineers ‘een disappointed. that they whlch the Urge wile ready for te crossing o (or teams. One of the foremen, however, ventured the remark that if the lumber arrives on time everything will be ready one week from to-morrow ~—. about fatshed, the ft layer of planking being ry e er laid across the entire width, and two-thirds of the ‘Upper pianks being in piace. Work on the Approach on the Virginia side 1s being pushed. Al i half of the rail is In place, the remainder Deing on hand and to erect at any time, ‘THE RECONSTRUCTED BRIDGE. When completed the bridge will be one of the strongest and most serviceabie structures tn this Part of the country. The masonry of the old bridge bas been used, with a new ing on each pler, but with this exc Ly there is hot a piece ‘Of the old bridge lett. very stick of the old ttm- ber has been removed and laced by either iron or heavy pianks, and the result ts a safe and Deau- uful that will reflect credit upon the en- gineer. The long delay has inconvenienced the people of Georgetown and the surrounding coup- Uy to a great extent, Some of the work was done in ‘THE WORST SEASON OF THE YEAR, with flerce winds sweeptug up or down the river, and the materials and the piers covered at umes: with ice and sleet that made It positively danger- ‘us for workmen to venture out on the on the other hand, it ts sald that there has been bad Management Ly the contractors. Subcontracts were let on every side, materials were accepted that had to be afterward rejected. by the engineer in charge, and so there has been some — for the grumbles that have occasionally a heard from Georgetown. ———— A Charge of Grand Larceny Dismissed. WOW Mk. GRAY LOST SEVENTY-SIX DOLLARS. Jennie Campbell, a colored woman who lives in Zig Zag alley, South Washington, was tn the dock of the Police Court this morning charged with the grand larceny of $76 from Charles B. Gray. Mr, ‘Thomas Taylor appeared for the defendant, and said he would waive an examination, Mr. Shep- perd suggested that the case against her was not and he thought the defendant would fare better if the testimony was heard. There was some discussion between counsel as tO the testi- mony, and Mr. Taylor remarked that tt did not make’much difference in this court about the exceptions The judge said that “people some- times get a ttle Loo cheeky: if they do, We'll take the cheek off.” Mr. Taylor disel:{med any inten tion to be disrespectful to the court. Gray testified that last night, about 9 o'clock, while on his way home, he met & colored woman and went home with her. “Me had $500 tn ‘is pocket. ‘Where do you belong?” asked the Judce. in this cits,” answered witness. “I am in the cigar and tobacco business, and have a stand In the Center market." “Do You go to such places?” “Yes str | Witness Said that he missed $500 and told the women that unless bis money was returned he Would slaughter them. One of the women re- | {urued his ‘pocketbook, but $76 had been taken irom. it. OMicer Lewis testified to the arrest, and said be found $10 in a Wasi-tub, Officer Henry gave simi- ‘The colored ‘woman did not claim the $10 and tt was turned over to “he pollcemen's fund, The judge sald that, so far ashe knew, he did not think the public Wou.d have tmuch syinpathy for the comiplaiuant if he had lost all of his money. | ‘The case Was dismissed. | con SEES Ir Cost Tue $5 EAcu.—Two young men who gee Lames a5 Lewis V. and Lewis D. WIL | amas, Were chanzed, in the Police Court this morn- With disorderly conduct. Lewis D. forfeited lateral, Dut as Lewis V. did not lave that MOURNE Of ‘reauy cash be was obliged to stand trial. The witnesses testified and defendant ad- mitted tuat they went tuto Albrecht’ saloon, near 20th and M streets, last night, ate his free lunch without purchasing any beer, and when told to et ut became Very Disterous and used profane janguage. A fine Of $5 Was imposed. i For THR CYCLONE SUFFERERS.—Mr. Henry Hinke sends $5 to THx STax (or the benetitof the sufferers by the recent cycloue at Mt. Vernon, Il. — MARRIAGE LiceNss.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to J J. Hill and Frances Shelton; Hezekiah Pinkett and Louts Jackson; John Addison and Eliza Nelson; Joho Pollard and Mary Anna Carter. Affairs in West Washington. ‘Temp Nce.—The attendance at the weekly meeting of the M-street Christian Temperance Union bere last night at Market-house Hail was, very large. Addresses were made by Messrs. Clarke and Potter. A clever recitation by Chief ‘Templar Harris, of Clements Lodge, was well re- ceived. A number Of persons signed the pledge. ‘No Qvonvm.—There was no quorum present at the annual meeting of the Eleventh Building AS sociation last night for the purpose of electing officers. A Rerort OF THE MeETING OF CrTIZENs on the gublect of the Aqueduct bridge celebration ‘Will be found elsewhere lo Tue Stak. PLayine “Nieut Docrox.”—Three weeks Leg of colored boys were playing “night doctor.’ ‘ney had pieces po eo on which they would spread motasses and slap over the mouths of each other, Arthur Clay slapped a ptece over Edward Boyd’s mouth. Bord did not like the fun, and he struck Clay on the heat with a brick. Boyd has been locked up since tuat Ume. and Clay has been bape gto a of his injury. The case Was U im ‘Court w-day, and Boyd Was ned ©. . ao aeas Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tux Eveixa Stax. “WasuiNcron Day.”—Miss Annie M. Sui teacher of Washington School, No. ‘5, observed “Washington day” at her school to-day, the life and character of Washington forming the central Portion Of the school exercises. Stwliar exercises of “Longteliow day,” c., are common in the schools of various parts of’ the country, and the observance here was specially appropriate to the School, which Is loexted in one of the Toots of the mullding in Which Gpo. Washington founded the free schools of aiexsndrin, A JAIL FOR THREE COUNTS.—The jail of Alex- andcta 1s now the prison of three juri ‘ana | prisoners are sent there by the Judges of Alex- andria and Loudoun counties, as well as Alexan- dria city. Asa new jail for Loudoun county is in the course of erection at Leesburg the county jndge has designated Alexandria jail as the Lou- doua county prison until the new jail is completed. ‘Two Loudoun prisoners are now confined there. Nores.—The committee on the Washington birthday celebration settled up their affairs last pig, returned a portion of the $50 granted ‘them by the committee as not required for thetr ex- pense. othe anniversary of the foundation of the nights Of PY clas Will be celebrated at Pythias Wall, on Pitt street, tonigut by Oriental No.6. Four of thé founders of the order frou Washington, as welt as other Washington Knights, will be present.—Jemmy Cilfford, well known here before the War, and a soldier of the 17th (Va.) Regiment, died recently in Kansas,—Ret Council, Sons of Jonadab, netted $60 by their ball. —The Alexandria fish Whart aud benches in fish market Will be rented at auction to-morrow.—— ‘The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of Virginia has resolved to hold its next anni ing in this city.—The veteran survivors of the ‘Sun Fire Company, with Maj. George Duffey at their bead, enjoyed a banquet at Hi ‘at their anual gatbering this week.—A bolt of satine wus Donnelly’s store on stolen w few days ago from King street. Ror. Bune Pownzn, Assouvrery Pra This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinda, and cannot be sold in competition | with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or | Phosphate powders, Sold only in cans. Roxal Baxine PowpEx Co., 106 Wall st., N.Y. Bux Coscuzs Bas Cox Y STYLES, NEW STYLES, Prot 86.50 9 83 cack seaiee Batten Baby ‘Geach in the city. Beat @10 Also bicycle, Triey pigeibarowes Laspearacosesgeded os eae in the ely. ______ $09, 405, 407 7st 3 hag me Lccuwoon & Ca. ‘TAILORS, 296 VIFTR AVENUE, EW YORE. ney Jam now prepared, at the sbove-mentioned place, to ‘manufacture all kindsof Patented Novelties Models’ to-morrow at %30 a.m. and 2 | 8 Five Gold, Silver, aud Micke: Plating done. ath furnished. “diode ALBERT K CHILDS, Prop Stcx Hespscaz Isoneof the most distressing affections, and people who are its victims deserve sympathy. But the great success Hood's Sareaparilla has had in curing sick hesdache make it seem al- ‘most foolish to allow the troubleto continue, By its toping and invigorating effect upon the digestive organs, Hood's Sersaparilia readily wives relief when headache ariess from indiges- tion, andin neuralgic conditions by building up thé debilitated system, Hood’s Sarsaparilla removes the canse and hence overcomes the diftculty. by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only L HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, DOSES ONE DOLLAR 20 A rey AA AMA NKRUPT. “Are you bankrupt?” “are you going out of business?” Are among the queries daily propounded tous by visitors (attracted for the first time to our House), astonished st our very low prices, and surprised to find, for once, sdvertised figures to tally with the facts. Weare neither bankrupt nor goine out of tusiness but—having in the works and partly on the way new lines of Spring Goods so far ahead in quahty to anything we have ever before seen for the price—we shall, undoubtedly, do the coming Season a much larger business than ever before. ‘To make room for the new Goods all our old reliable Unes have got to go, no matter at what sacrifice. Child's Work’ Hole Spring Heels, 50c., formerly 750, Child's Fine Spring Heel Button. 68¢., formerly 90e. Child's, Genuine Solar Tip Button, 90c., formerly Sold be i Minges, Worked Hole, Kid or Pebble, 98c., formerly Misses’ Solar Tip Spring Heels, 61.10, formerly @1.40. ‘Misses’ Goat Buttor mee’ Fine Kid or mm, $1.18, formerly ‘Youths’ best Oil Grain Button, 95c., formerly $1.50. Boys’ Iron Clad School Shoes, 98¢., formerly $1.25. Ladies’ Genuine Dongola Button, $1.48, formerly 82, hose Fine Kid Butt 1 Ladicsthone Fine Kia Button, oaly 1,000 pair left, Ladies’ Feather-We iand 92.48, lew Feather. Weight Hand-Turn Button, soy ae Calf Solid Shoes, $1.50; formerly Gents’ Seamless Shoes, any style, @2.83; formerly Gents’ Calf Reliable Boots, $1.76; formerly $2.25. TO SECURE THE BENEFIT OF THESE LOW PRICES ON ABOVE-NAMED GOODS AND ON MOST OF OUR FINER GOODS, CALL AT ONCE, AS MANY OF THEM CANNOT BE MADE FOL THE PRICES WE NAME. WM. HAHN & CO.S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 Seventh street; 1922 Penn, ave. nw. 231 Penns. 124 Ox Broon, Goaux Bue TERRA COTTA, AND TAN, ‘The New Spring Shades in Ladies’ Broadcloth, Pure Wool, one yard aud a half wide, Worth $1; Reduced to 87 ke. Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, 52. ‘Barwains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 1230. FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 250, AMERICAN SATTEENS, Frouch atylen, 12340. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, real cost. COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth #1; only 50c. HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET, cheap at $1.50; only 75c. CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST. Cash Customers who buy $5 or over will receive oxE of the following presents: One Prir of Handsowe Damask Towels, worth @1; One Pair of Silk Ea- broidered Corsets, worth 75c.; or Half Dozen Fine Napkins. worth 75c. apo uRE Se ae HANDSOME CLOTH PLAID! wool, one yard and a-balf wide, worth @1; only 50c. Elegant Dress Goods—FRENCH SERGE, pure wool, = double width, all colors; wonderful bargain, ‘Tico CLO’ RESS GOO! pure wool, double width, STce ag — Cash Customers who buy $10 or over will ve onrof the following presente Size Handsome Bridal Quilt, worth gis: ‘Two Yards and « Half Table Damask, worth $1.87: or One Dozen Fine Nap- bh $1. We fail 0 ck for the Valuable Precon 9 WILL BUY THE CHOICE OF 150 OVERCOATS | THAT SOLD AT 615, $17.50, $20 AND 825. ar THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, 23 ‘7TH AND G STREETS. Sermo Ovencoars. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE SHOWING A LARGE LINE OF SPRING $16.98, 01 2. Ske fort, 200 and 200, ‘Tas Farm ‘Tur Far. ‘Try Beaity’s ivory Starch. Easy to use, quick, beautiful work. Grocers, Ferd. Frank's “Trade Winners.” Boys’ 2-5 Dress Button Boots, ‘Men’s A Calf Hook Bais, Ladies Kid Button, Up or plain, Misees “Daisy” Kid Button, 1 331-333 Pa. ave., E. Capitol Hill, ‘The Seventh Street Palais Royal arosell- tng out without regard to cost to retire from bus!- ness, Come and get bargains at No. 914 7th ‘street, between I and K streets northwest, a $1.19. ‘What you can bi Chamois Skins, wort Chamols Skins, wort Chamots Skins, worth 50c., for 34e. each. ‘hamols Skins, worth 75c., for 47¢. euch. Chamols Skins, worth $1.25 for 87c. eacli. ‘These goods are Warranted of the very best quality. ‘EDWARD P. MERTZ, 1014 F street, 1 The leader of low prices, For Sale—soveral great barzains—new hot ‘well located northeast, that i ain authorized to sell ten (10) per cent below market prices if sold this month, ‘Waai's DANENBOWER, Successor to Danenhower & Son, 1116 Fst. aw, ” Digestible Cocoa does not dis. ‘dds fies and weight. 2 Fresh Alaerney Butier churned every morning and delivered in 3g Ib. “Ward” prints, 45c. per ib. ‘Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk Se. per quart. $7.00. ‘We have put about (250) Phill, tress, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SUITS, both Sacks and Frocks, on separate counters. They | will be sold for the NEXT FIVE DAYS AT ¢ ‘7 Kia oe to SEF rz Mag? Oy? = ‘Notasnit among them sold for less than $10, and most of them at 12, $13.50, 15 and 816. ‘For @10 you can have your choice of about (200) TWO HUNDRED OVERCOATS, heavy and light weights, Some of them sold at $26, most of them at $15, 816.50, 218 and $20—a first-class, investment. Call at once to secure bangains. First come first served ar 9 AES ERA E oo AA I $8 AA BS Hui AAT 00 24 E HoH 2“4 fu, : £22 COR TENTH AND F¥. SJouxsox, Ganxezs & Co. ‘Have just opened a new Mne of DRESS GOODS for early Spring wear, including all the New Shades in CASHMERE, TRICOT, and HENRIETTA CLOTHS. Splendid value in all Wool Colored CASHMERE, 38- inch wide, only 50c, ‘TRICOT CLOTH in Spring weight, 50c., 75¢. Beautiful line French and Domestic SATTEENS, OVERCOATS, THAT FOR BEAUTY OF DESIGN, WORKMANSHIP AND REAL VALUE, SUKPASSES ANYTHING WE HAVE EVER HAD. GEORGE SPRANBY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 123 434 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Srecut Banoarss 1N COLORED HENRIETTAS. ‘Wo are offering all the new colors in Henriettas at $1 and $1.25, 46 in. wide. For very fine goods, having the appearance and finish of silk goods, the Silk Warps are very cheap at $1.25, in the newest shades, ‘Nest mixtures in DRESS GOODS just opened, at $1 and $1.25 for fine French goods. The new styles of SATTEENS are selling very rapidly, and we would ‘suggest an inspection of these besutiful styles before they are picked over. DRESB GOODS are sold carlier in the spring than ‘any other season, and we are now showing all the new shades in Drees Goods and Silks, new and besutiful India Silks, new Ginghams, new Zephyrs, &c, W.M. SHUSTER & 80N3, 919 Pennayivania ave. Miacors Bovnzox. ‘water, will make at once A PERFECT BEEF TEA, ‘Gr woll will rolleke VARIETIES: ee SRO ¥ Street INES AND LIQUORS OF STANDARD PURITY m1 833_14td, cor. Lions Bust. Ssoovm gaeAts at Ham cormentsia Dinka Agures taderpranecest. = “” WILLETT & BUOFP, BATTERS AND FUBBIE: 905 Penneyivania avenus ‘Kid Gloves at and below cost. Fane in newest designe fit - ‘LAI EST sTvLEa ‘MILLINERY AT COST, ite New Line of DRESS GINGHAMS. GERMAN TABLE DAMASK, 25, 37%, 50c. BLEACHED DAMASK, 50, 62%, 75c. CROCHET and MARSEILLES BED-SPREADS. All of our BLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost. Balance of our CARPETS at prime cost, as we do not ‘want to carry them over. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, nz South Bide, Near 7th Street. AND NAPKINS. ‘The most durable Iinensin the world, being blesched on grass and no chemicals employed, the strength of the flax is retained. Housekeepers are often surprised tosee their fine Table Linens woinx to pieces. The reat cause is the chemicals employed to bleach the cloth. We offer decided bargains in these superior goods at $1.50 and $1.75, worth $2 and $2.50. NAPKINS AND TOWELS In great variety in reliable goods st low prices. ‘We have just opened 8 lot of Choice Spring Shades in FINE VELVETS at 82. Very soft in finish and suita- ble for Hats and Bonneta, as well as Dreas Goods. They ‘are under regular prices, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, Panaveau Srors, ns 928 7th at. and 706 K st. n.w. NEW GooDs, NEW GooDa. Wwe Goods a une of Satoons it sod Colors and ces fee ee ‘French. We wi respectfully 2 A full ine of acoted Panties, cxtte idee tbe ‘our Drees Goods out we are lunee or fancy we: ‘full Ses porate fiacook and inate ‘Laces of #! ae CARHART & LEIDY, ns 998 7th and 706 Kote nw. H. D. Bux IMPORTER AND TAILOR, you that his NEW oops SEE a acne ee ais AMUSEMENTS. ‘WASHINGTON DIVISION NO. 1, UNIFORMED RANK ENIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ‘Will close MONDAY EVENING NEXT. Piano Season Tickets 50c. Do not fail to get one. ‘Saturday Night Secret Voting on following articles, from 9 to 10: Gentleman's Watch and Chain, the Ladies’ Watches, Parlor Suit, Silver Tea Services, Boy's Bycicle. Con- tests on all othera will close Monday Evening, winding up with an auction, when there will be bargains for all. 124-21 Te BERLITZ SOHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 725 ith st. nw. SATURDAY, ‘25th, at 11 segs: i iat Fpetace by Prt Eb: BEN AC GA Samak anv Fain . FRIDAY (24) ARMY AND NAVY NIGHT. ‘There will be present Gen. Phil. Sheridan and staff ‘and other officers of the Army and Navy, and Brig. Gen. Ordway end staff, of the D. C. National Guards. 1 S¢ayer™ TRATED —LECTURE BY THE EGa? ES WOR at anne aor aL Ee *"Ploket BO cta, At Ells wabz5-3t |GREGATIONAL CHURCH. Close of the STODDARD LECTURES. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUABY 24, at 8, CONSTANTINOPLE. Del Realization of Life im the Orient. Gor- soo iaatrations far his Lecture Draws Crowded Houses Rvery- where, SECURE SEATS AT ONOE AT J. F. ELLIS & C0.'8, 937 PENN. AVE. Reserved seats, 75 cents, Admission, 50 cents. £23-2¢ BURDI!T & NORTH, Mansgors._ I EDITOR OF THE UCKLEY, D. ‘New York Christian Advocate), will tecture on trans Phases of Human Nature.” at Hataline Churen ¢oth Pst. nw), MONDAY EVEN: RG eebrunry Ss Hy at 8 o'clock. ‘35 conta, rpoNiaur- ‘QUEEN OF SHEBA. TO-NiGHT. NEW NATIONAL THEATER, NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY. Chas. E. Locke. .... General Manager LAST TIME OF THE GREAT SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION GRAND BALLETS. GRAND BALLETS. Inthe cast: Berths Pearson, Clars Poole, Amenda Fabris, Messrs, Bassott, Stoddard, Vetta and Merton. Saturday Matinee, FAUST. Saturday Night, great production of Wagner's TANN HAUSER. SUNDAY, February 26, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Next Weel td Next Week, LUIS JAMES and MARIE WAINWRIGHT. E27 Seats now on sale at Box Office National” Thea- JEW NATIONAL THEA’ SUNDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, LAST GRAND CONCERT of the SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, Conductor, ‘Assisted by : HERE MAX ALVARY. Firet a nee in Washi nf the farnous Tenor of the Mivtropolltan Opers Houses New Yorks MR HENRY XANDER, Piano Soloist. Admission, 25 and 50 cents; reserved, 50 cents. Seats now on sale. — 125-8 ‘EW NATIONAL THEA’ N ear Commencing MONDAY, February 27. LOUIS JAMES and MARIE WAINWRIGHT. In the following Brilliant Repertoire: Monday, VIRGINIUS. GRETCHEN, ‘Tussday, é Anew version of FAUST AND MARGUERITE. Wednesday, OTHELLO. ‘Thureday, HAMLET. Friday, MUCH ADu ABOUT NOTHING. Saturday Matinee, GRETCHEN. Saturday Evening, VIRGINIUS. Note—The Costumes are all new and historically correct, made from designs imported from the Dresden Art Gallery by Charles Hawthorne, of New York. Seats now on sale. £23-3t FOR RENT_HOUSES. _ from oa Like ie ers ‘ouand Metzerott’s, 903 venta Mah. Generel sdnaiet me OLS < iAN’S WASHINGTU) EATER K jn 1 20and S00. Matinee 10 and 250. 20 HARRY WILLIAMS OWN CO. ‘The Greatest Dpecalty Show i POUR a, ater HOUSESHOE Pup Matineee Ser. Next Weok-REILLY & WOODS Blo SHOW. 120.6t ‘PBST CONGREGATIONAL cH <a i aw..6r SQ at. ow jo HE. WAKA 2°66. 810 F sun. | BAICK MOUSE, Fecal wate! Near cary schon Math TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, AT 8 PM.|INTIKinvIS Pet” 2 SOM feet Be ‘A NOTABLE MUSICAL EVENT. SOR RENT—FUi ‘brick house, THE CAMPANINI GRAND ITALIAN ORGANIZATION ‘Will give another Sumptuous Musical Banquet with ‘This Great Artistic Combination. ETELKA GERSTER, METAURA TORRICELLI, ANTONIO GALASSI, BALDASSARI CORSINI, —_ ALFRED GORE, and ITALO CAMPANINI. ‘Reserved Seats on and after Friday at Droop’s Music Store. Prices, 62.81.50. Admission $1. XTRA _ANNOUNCEMENT—GERSTER. GERSTER. GERSTER. ‘Ost mw: 6! SOFIA SCALCHT, ty to “TES Sin the yg Fok RENT OTHE BUILDING 937 F st. witht Bt aoe Igase tor three years from the Ist of Nownber, forse Te Within Grand Conor Company._| ANC hf da am moons He BIJOU THEATER. i ly Btted, Inguire WEEK GF FEBRUARY 20. 2_PERFORMANCES DAILY___2 THE KIMBALL MUSICAL COMEDY Co. Presenting the Funniest of All Musical Comedies. MAM'ZELLE! KO. HOLTZMAN. 307 NEW JEMSEY AVE N Arranged and alapted by Miss Jonnie Kimball. RENT—CHEAP_AT $9.30 PEK MON iM TO | Popular Prices will prevail. * respectable eo ‘Next week-PAT KOON persona OF BATTLE OF BULLRUN, _ 15th st., two blocks south of Pennaylvanis ave, Open froth 0a, ne to10 p.m it 19 21st st. Rr, new. 825 lL st ior ood RENT— 81 and 79 K at. s.w., iow Tree Court, 4 F.. sat BW TANKING, iotir aia ii wun, FESR oe centage! 1221 Cuavanw. 1s R ER wear G, 10r Tous Tinh st Aw OE (0, 806 20TH ST. N.W. . tap. newly papered and i rent $2240. Apply 2000 Hota. fe JOR KRENT—NO. 446 N. J. SE, Two! si the Capitol 7 roomie and iu ‘legant copa . M. M. PARKER, 1418 F st. RK RENT—621 NEW JERSEY AV rooms and Lats; woderu fapruvementa.. Hgguired, Rent $27.50. Inquire P. DILLO! St and Hi sts. n.. 6 Ost nw. 1 30 Int wt sw. Cr . ec) lie above Houses cin be exaninea by pert FOR RENT TEN ROOM HOUSE, ON PARK | our ofice unig. THOMAS J. FinHick & Co. frouting Massachusetts ave., between 11th and | “6 ee 2124 Fist ts. n.w., With or without stable. $6. | J20R RENT_HOUSE 1024 OTH sr ow. ric 2 a 8, inodera iuprovenicuts, $30. App.y’ to W. C JOR RENT—A SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, | JOHNSON, 715 13th st. uw 16-1in Sen ape bara Bestine Ap | ROK RENT_1720 141M ST. X.W, NINE Kou Dela ae: rent Bae + Bs hewly papered, cood spritur well d inkiue Water In ply to 214 11th st. aw, £24-3t" | yard: $40 ‘por month "Keys ‘at BRENNAN For sest_two NEw Tanixetony xrse-| Uiciasiire tot iatiat sw : irom Houses, 212, 214 5th a ne well built: Go: | Voy pew —UNFURNISHED— Pe ae ee es Clogett, Abie ioUWNER, ‘501 Stauton Place, 1K RENT—1324 —2 STORY AND basement bri. gas. to EALL, BROWN & CO., 1321 Fat.nw. i2d-1w sumed 10 OM, NDOW BRICK; su & 19th all modern improvements; convenient to bovis, Ltt Dupouttyr 19 ¥ OWNER, OOS Ustu.w. PSS Nand Oo 11 JOR RENT—HOUSE 476 0 ST. N. W., 10 ROOMS, | with all modern in 35. per | month. Inquire at 474 -8t FOR REN #40. ELLER & ITI, 326 Pa. ave. se. LOR RENT—1504 P ST. N.W.. NEW 11-ROOM hy Sita, ees aaernan BATE ni a ‘mont | — SON'& DAVIDSON, cor. 4and Data nw. £253" | ick, in exeellemt, condition: per silt: joors cherry steined: ho: bath lates Panuiun d. SYUARE S34, |. ORS AI E SEVERAL VERY DESIRAPLE BI LD. yard; reasonable to careful tenant. 2217 H st. n.w. ing lots cor, Istand D sts. nw.; 2 liues of street as ars, very central und desirable prog oriy te tuaprove, LuUls F. SHOE ARE, _128-3t i 920 F how. JO SALE—UPON EASY TERMS. 1 08 2 VERY deurable lots on west wide of 14h: st. bet ws exch 20 by 120 to alley; property upon this strect is rapidly tncreasiug in valu AK! wes : OF tw FOR SALELOT 20, BLOCK 36, COLUMBIA Heights: 26 cents, A’L. BARBER & Co. 124-30 LOUIS P. SHOEM. Kk SALY—ON THE NOKTH SIDE OF FAST Capitol st,a splendid Let, 20x28. price ®1.uo 8 foo. uhrve sinall Lotson Boundaty ei ured of New 10-root w ley, $1000 ewe, One “A NTI-POVERTY ANTI-POVERTY A BENEFIT, Of the WASHINGTON ANTI-POVEBTY SOCIETY. Rev. HUGH 0. PENTECOST Will Deliver His Lecture on “PROPOSED SOLUTIONS OF THE SOCIAL PROBLEM.” GRAND ARMY HALL, Opposite Willard’s Hotel. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, st 8 O'CLOCK. ‘Tickets..... 25 cents. ‘Seats for sale, and reserved free of charge, at Metze- rott’s Music Store, 903 Pa ave. 123.6t° ArPavairs anaxn OPERA HOUSE EVERY EVENING AT 8 = SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2, ‘America’s Favorite Comedian, HENRY E. DIXEY, 8uj by the Efficient Organization, ‘3 BURI UE In the Most Fascinating Burlesque, ADONIS, NETIC ATTRACTIONS. ‘MAG! N Hur, cosrom BEAUTE BUPERB Bitic EFFECTS, great STAR cast, - played _ Over 1,000 times in this _ by Mrountry and Lond $1,30- 81.00, 7c. 50e. and 25c. 1.00, 7c. 0c. anid 23¢. ‘BOSTONIANS. 22 g = ad ALesvairs onan OPERA HOUBE. BEG! MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, rat eerreer rss: asst find Sat Mate and sat. and Frida} G. A. R. Bazar Aw Fan AT ALBAUGH'S, FEBRUARY 22 TO MARCH 9. PRIZES. FOR SELLING SEASON TICKETS, : Ee greatest No., Gold Watch, (At 8 Tuppan’s, GUs Yth street.» ‘To Gentieman nsliing 2d highest No., Seal To ‘Gea selling ‘3d highest "No. Gold Headed, Cane. ‘Smith’ Penn. 5 ‘To Leaf eclhingrgrestest Nay, Diamond Hing. (At Jeo- roe enb. ave ighest No. Chins Tea Set. (At 2. ARTICLES TO SE VOTED FOR. Deak to most popular Attorney. sarong w mont popaine Dutcher (At Knesst's, ‘Watch to most ar Messenger. {fe to most popular youn winder 25, Headed Gabe vo most popular Disatled Comrade, (At Newton's O11 Penn. ave.) tuna Dinner Bet to most Lady connected with Fait, Grand Army Suit to most popular Post Commander. Me a giTremave oe Grana Army Sult to most popular Past Post Com- Guia» most popular Fisherman. (At M.A, ook ing Jacket to most popular Chief of Div., Pea- jou. Outfit to receiving most E Penn, eve.) Amyotes, CAL 5, 141. ‘Machine to U. A. Widow receiving most votes, joman's Keiief Cor to Mgmberneciving ok voton, (At Voucht & Haas’, 781 7th st) Suit to Lady receiving most votes. ‘At White's, 1106 ¥ ot.) ‘arriage ‘and ¢ to Nowy, Gtr receiving most votes. ates ears, ‘eeelving most votes, St A Tappa 610 Pea ed . Se tS te Maan P21 Pe ‘Distwond Ring to Youn Lady most votes. pisema alte Barber receivinwe wost voles (At {ving moat votes. Commencing Admission, 25 ota, SBE: a F seras foot. “Two Lots une =P ee 14 7 strut 10 L st. 3: og Ents 6 Seetia ave, me o a0ehat 8 6,000" “Nini, Bue Bo) oth st. 2.0. Focus, new. Apply Prospect: JOR >ALE—SPECIAL BAKGAINS—A FRONTAGE at 01 63% feet a BEAT PFoponed hew Signal 70 cents: 25x95 ject on Wat near Vt ave a froniace of 25 teet on Bonudary at unction OF VE ave. GO cents; cue of 21 fect om M hw, $id ROM T. LeLroLb, 1331 F 2 w Hampabire avenue, in the immediate vieiuity of the ext ments to be commenced on Uiat street Cell: t chance to secure cheap lots ina raps img weighygrived. KH. 1. LEIPOLD, 1. zw FRR SME CHOICE VILLA SITES ON Lante Belairand Washington Heights aud wicmity vation 200 feet above the Futotuuc: free from tumaria fine views of park aud city. 8700 00 s)ent in irec Improvements lat season, aid work will jrogve™siua, Smet nw. fdes Fapaly adv-peng” prices, 20 to 790 per foot RENT—HANDSOME ELEVEN-ROOM HOUSE | 03 sty BcLACHRES'S ity 725. in fashic ‘of the northwest: southern | 23m ___ a exposure: $55; if taken by Marob 1. 52.50: imme- | JOR -SALE—LOTS— AND O AND P STS—A ‘possession. BT. 8. FLETCHER, fine tier of 18-foot fronts will be wold low to prowpt f22-10t Bea Building, 408 9th st. iw. % . RK RENT—HOUSES— a ee J. B. WIMER, 1313 F et. 1112 10th st. nw. (2094 Bay. at. nw. Sr...16 | POR SALE_DEST BARGAIN IN CITY—INTERIOR 10r.86 [G23 Cet. a.w.,6re-..0016 | B rear lot, 1th st, near Massachusetts ave. fr nbc. foot; must sell at once. “Address GOOD 1S VEST- x | Sreseetsaese 3 1 | J 20x SALE_FINE BUILDING LOT. § Sr. BET. } | Bich sea tort now. Boats fet ws tw sean” po Hl on each std : SWS To we a 920 N. JOK SALE—VERY CHEAP. LIBEV AL TEEMB | $40 B. “ind loag. time, to clone sat estate, besuthal Lat, | BOR P With §-room Hous-, 1605 19 h st. commending a de- 1813 81 Dupout Circle, Choiwest locality im ret METCALF, 15 F bie 1251 Ganton Bi Rm, 26.12.50 janton 2 521 en wt +10 30a Tih eta at 272 ‘La aves 2 base: stable reat ado C $ Cellar 1543 5 N.Have.,n, Dupont Circle, T, bet. 1: Pst. pear N. J ave. Upet i Cor. 20th and Q ste now. W, bet. 14th and 15% Ma. ave. bet. the Capitol 21st, bet. O and Pats. and Stauton Square. Sth, bet. Band Stanton sq. Keun. mePhersea Sausre, Ege on 1th, 14th 15th, 16th snd 19th streets ox- ten we ‘nd on Columbia road and in Mt, Pleasant. Ger the market price and good investments. If you do ivertive these lute becans” many of thei are un- hat you want bere call st ou oftice. rat ee JOUN SHERMAN & CO, ri oS ee 1407 F stone. iy ‘K SACRIFIGE—A LOT 20x73 FT, He Ponies ear toch, son feout, iuet be sold anediately, WHITAKER '& JOKDAD, 1417 £ st. 1122 10th. kr Hes ae dilee e 1003 B st. 1611 P st, ii Lots in block 3, Meridian Hill. ej 1608 P st. a. jul Lots in block 4. fronting Bou at; bse aview of Washington that canuot be ob- Bes ee 1251 4908 EEE SEES i OK SALE—A AIN.—UNTIL MARCH 1ST 130) ‘will sell to hou builders uly, lots 50x200 feet’ pe 0,000 £0), tor #190, on easy terms Becuticwliy lo- 305 cated torgeulurban bomes. y to C. H. Mick» EN, 3 Hyatteville, Ma., or KiCHL EVANS, Atty at? = Law., $70 Louisiana ave. fle O8 SALE—1HE, Gi FATEST BAKGAIN IN THIS adver city for #1 per foot, on 12th st. n.w.. 80x160 feet £20 to 20-foot wiley. with” 10-f9ot aide ‘Property ‘or further pa all arould it or @1.50 per foot. yelliza all aroutid per “WASHUN DANENHOWER, Sneceseor to Demeubower & f4-1m {OR SALE—ONE HUNDRED LoTs IN SECTION y 1th. 16 Bouniary fuse purposes sttract ur x Wee ¥ OTHE GER TLEMAN WHO. ED. ‘a fow: to ago wall send his FOR SALE-HOUSES. yokes Pe sme Bsa. TE CORES TST a : Fe SALE—3308 AND, Sate, SBpeMax aye, ‘ traces, lange lot: 62.500 for both, VARBER &' OO” oat 2k SALE — ONE OF THOSE PRETTY New Lunes EF a et : “= Deietet HEM s ely kaw Lee eae DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fst. nw oes “TONE, 806 ¥ at a. fm the hor hwest. 34 feet front, two =tory and bawe- #2300. woae boWisn in unt te mba THONG. HENSEY ATTRACTIVE la thew 12268 Pet now, HOUSE ON A CON. race an rund ae’ Fee SCHLTR UA Pane, | nae House, with bay wine. with all modern ‘imp situated ‘and Late mw: POR SALE AT 4 Ka chit ul corner tet stove De ety HoMY say winter | PAYMEN thorhond. bear Connecticut Horse uy ON MONTHLY 1 Proving ne at * Will nearly bay tne Property. ~*~ paid mouthly WoW. METUALE, L | J2Ou Sale 1502 PST ON.WONEW PL vew | Broom Brick, with sil aiod dope. price #2000 offer wasted. Pavibsoy F PAV Ss eae JOR SALE 18TH STN. WT Wo MAND. ON nable « ain, wt 1 iil three years & FLETCHER, Plot Seaton Hall, 408 Vth st nw JOR SATE-SEVEN HOUSES BRICK, Pork Toots, southern “posure, Water, occupied, went S10 pr imonh:e ty vextmuent. $LUt ol kOBLAT. & PLE TONER, Seatou Mall Bailding, 40 4h stn. w, 49 Kost. Veh w, bh i800 Bet eugene 616 to81N Ma. i $15,000 1 bh vt aw. mi. 12ee. 14,0000 aa G30 Hata, bo Tors Se a 617 D si we fies | tenis 00734 Till wise 2033 Hi Si) awe, b mi, 19r.... 1419 20ch wei. bi mi, Br. SNe S wow Lh 406 sind “40 ba, ‘L000 ae ‘00 44000 1414 9 Saasiwin ain th... 1.500 The aboveis only a m of th books. Por full lst cal’ at witor for bulletin tected om the Istand 15th. [f21) THOR. E WAGGAMAN, JOR SALE-A NUMBER OF BRICK HOUSES (nostly jevt wection . Pubs tii psc from #2500 to $3,900. Also, frame house, on a wood lot, northwest. for $2,500, vasy Lerma HEMION & KAMEN, 1307 Fat. fist SEW S-STORY, 9: ROOM MOUSER, ety on my, *. Vila & KUTH PORT 1807 st. bow JOR SALE — THREE DESTRAMLE CO“NER | Bawetines ‘well tocated, northwest; at $5,000, $10,000 and €11,000 re~pectively A THLEK 6 ike PORD. 4-3 ste ot SALP THAT DE Brick arid basement, 10 | terms very eaty: | seesaw 0 Ch | ree SI ieet font by 1 toe public alley. Charming location and | ‘THOS. 4. Fini 3-1 1 “ Fee SALE ROR INVESTMENT. A BUSINESS roperty, northwest, paying 10 per lunder rent ai $1,500 per year.” Inuire a 16-lu* BIOK RALF—€250 CASH, BALANCE, a! month new apd peat fraine dwe Poad, (Brightwood uy Price #1.500. Apply 215 ime, 27-5 Foe Sab iis excen enc {Sweden and Novway, ab a in Ou aude OK nt, which te feet tron 3 rena Lent, sauitary plambe F Fare algo if purchaser desires it), | Uitee story and bemem nt trv | deep in thoroach repair. ate ing ata ery Reasonable : for terms abd permission to inspect apply co BEALL. BROWN x00, £113-3m F mt JOR SALE—THAT LOVELY CORNER npst- a dees, 478 0 ston eaty terme, Tnquiretet 474.9 EASY TERMS—A WHOLESAL ‘andy and tercre and foot copait OR SAL! and retail AN-ELECTRIC, ROGE 1 neto, aud Dy wamogray: RANK H. PELOUZE. 1416 F street. T AND. lw RoE SALE-THE sToC: the Umien Cugar Com ay on the premises to A. MLK Felepnene, #50. FIXTURES oF Apply DOEKY AND PiOVE eet liaving a trade | Bon are SALE STALLS 40, 41, AND 42 tor Market, 7th st winx, aud 40. Market. Must be sold within 10 days. Wa. HG. SIMMONS, Aseieuee, SBO Bags, Te E GETTING Me By situation ax conductor or collector ou t Fiedmout Aur Live. B&O. K i, or Penuryivanin KK Address “QUICK,” Star office tee JOR SALE- RESTAURANT CHEAP_MUsT De sold atonee on sccouut of change of Apply at 1101 7th st. nw. 3 JOR SALE — SPLENDID CHANCE FoR Live combined with Stock, hed trade A fortnpe ‘Tone femsinar wit rece rag eat ne m4 Seats Hall Bist 408 vil etn. Ok SALE-STOCK. GOOD WILL AND PIX: 1 a OTN, cepa axocnrs a0 pre. Voston stores in the erty location good, stock small | setctiereeecrees.¢ StTany'sotisosl this ear hidinese Box 34, Star uffice. t ais : CAPITALISTS "Dx cottons wins to confer with partion win can contrel 100,000 to €500.00) rewarding Lavest~ biterene abseil prt was oat i be fon epee eens ened tes ‘AL. Siar office. iawn EUMATIC MAPHOPH: ND LING REUMATIC GU, 3 me AND £21-5t PPLETON'S AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA $24 crmuers) 8140, DEW, Tevised, condensed, Avmrn tap sie: so Taher aes i 3! the accumulated knowledge See Pa thaches, ail “countrice: Crwt patiahers P2000 You samples nent to lesidence for xum:ue- Seca free and titer riptiobs rovelvend tow te baw March, Apris, Mayor June, toss scribers, “Address eae OR SALE_Di Fe itacees RABLE 7TH-sT. STOKE, PRO] har office 120-00" SAFE IN ESTMENTS IN ‘wlan rh Al.B—390 SHAKES CAPITOL TYPE. v RIT. fe a a care se fc LOST: AND FOUND. _ very received it please return to 1736 cyivauis ave. fae IF THE SMALL YPLIC Leertes teed eer "ete" ha [ OsT—A BOY rome