Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1888, Page 6

. both wains, | LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the % hours commencing af Sp. For the District of Columbia, Virginia, Delaware, and Maryland, ight to fresh variabie winds, ing Southeriy, warmer, fair weather. m—Go to C. Engel’s Sons for Fox Fasren Dr: Sreeu peas, string beans, asparagus, uew potatoes, Caulifiower, mushrooms, new beets, egg plants, onions and. headed lettuce. Also, pine q ‘of Tine strawberries. C. Market, 9th st. wing. ‘SPusse 35 Pants to order. Eiseman’s, cor. 7th & Betwe THe Lrrrie ONes to Huln’s Reliable Shoe he sents of Panorama eggs to corated (Chiba) eggs tor the boys, Houses. the SRE rue WONDERFTL AL STRAUSS! every Tose nm at Mertz Drug Store. Price of soap Srxixe Child Suits, Elseman’s, cor. 7th and E, Liberty Ma EasteR Caos and Easter Novelties at Bacw's, Sidalls, the great soap man, country with the legend, use a clam dogs not “sheil ont” as he wishes the public to do, Soap, however zood, atside, “Senteh’ Oats Essence, eanses, purifigs, and strengthens, and ‘nervons systedf, both in and out, raigia, gives new vigor, and ts undoubt edly the greatest nervine known, * We Grow Ovk Own FLowens. They are fresh. ©. STRAUSS, Stall 249 Center Market. th St., offers to-morrow Don'r ee 4 € has covered the mi,” bec Jeures Laxsacnatt, 3 yrna Rugs at $4.80: $4.50 Smymma Rugs at $150 Smyrna Rugs, $2.30; $2.73 Rugs, $1.85. (Caew “Rosenfeld's Gem” Tobacco. For Washington dressed beet go to Jno, R. Kelly, stalls eee, G20 and G30 Center Market, and 508 aud | ‘20s Northern Liberty. Corn beef a speciaity. Ct FLowgrs ror EAstex. Stall open all day Saturday. C. Stkatss & Co., 249 Center Market Jeuivs LaNsBCRGM, 315 7Un st., offers to-morrow | 300 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains at 70 cts, 95 eta, and $1.05; reduced about one-nalf. Sprig Suits to order. Eiseman's, cor. 7th and E. Mex’s good fur Derbys $1.50, fine #2, best $2.50. | Latest styles. 4. T. Lewls, 435 7th st. ‘TULIPS BY THE THOUSAND aT Sreavss’, 49 Center Market. Jeuivs Laxsecxem offers for to-morrow an ex- ceptional bargain in Cherry and Oak Medicine cabinets at $2.50 each; only 50 to be sold. <CWERS NoTICE.—Although the price of beet | tvanced from two to three cents a pound, | e still selling at our old prices, which we uarantee todo all the year around. This is an to purchasers, as they always know just they have to pay for their meat, not expect- raise all the time. We sell best rib roast at Sirloin steak, 15. ; corned-beef, 6 to 10c. All Other cuts at sane low pricss. At New York Marker, « rad and Indiana avenue, S. L. Hoover, (Prop.). Spain OvERcoaTs. Eiseman’s, cor. 7th and E. ‘THOUSANDS OF CUT ROSES aT STRAUSS’, ‘Stall 249 Center Market. A Bancarx.—Those fine imported Tooth Brushes at 2lc. each, worth doubie the mone; Mentz’s Pharmacy, 1014 F street, The ploneer of low prices, Srume Boys’ Suits. Ebeman’s, cor. 7th and E, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nattowat.—“The Jilt.” ‘Haxnis'—“Marked for Life.” KERnan’s.—Lily Clay's Gayety Co. Condensed Locals, Yesterday Judge Merrick adjourned Cireult Court No. 2 Ul Tuesday next. in the case of Foley against Smith, in Cireult Court No. 1 yesterday, a verdict was found for defendant. This was’ an action for services in Securing possession of a store-room for defendant, ‘The case of Wm. H. White, who was convicted tn the Police Court August 18 last, of assault upon Micuael Scanlon and Honora O’Connors, and fined $10, and who then took an appeal to the Criminal Coun, was yesterday nolls prossed owing toa defective Information. ‘The Knights Templar have their usual Good Friday services to-night in Calvary Baptist ebarch. ‘THE WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s, offered free Lo every new subscriber for one Fear to the WKESLY Stak. It Is a handsomely printed ‘book Of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored mapsand diagrams, and contains a wealth of general information, See advertise- ment in ano column, gee Messrs. T. C. Taylor and C. Bendhetm, for Luminta Jackson, alias Mary Williams, con- vieted of the larceny of a id Watch and chain from Anna MeUarthy, filed a motion for a new trial, The last wil! and testament of the late Jno. Drill, of West Washington, was Med in the rs office yesterday. He leaves $10 to his daughter, Mary E. Harris, and the balance of the estate wo bis wife, Mary Ann Drill, naming her a3 execu- trix. It ts reported to the police that a man has been tmposipg on the members of the order of Elks here by asking ald, representing himself as an Elk in distress; that he had lost his money and railroad ckets, ac. Ww. J. Kolb, of No. 607 21 street northwest, yes. terday while selecting stock at Smith's lumber yard, New Jersey avenue and Ist street, had his leg broken In two places by being caught under some falling lumber. ‘This morning, about 3:45 o'clock, three colored men attempted to break into the store of Leroy H. Caru Slt M street southwest, but were beard and frightened off by Mrs. Carter, who fired at them. M:iundy-Thurstay was observed last evening by Evangelist Chapter of Kose Croix by a bamjuet at the Scottish Kite Hall, Mr. George E. Carson pre- Sided, and toasts were responded to by Dr, J. MILLS Browne, Jesse W. Lee, Gen. Albert Pike, Short, Kobert Bali, and D. W. Stevens The first parade Of the Coluinbta Kites, Co, batt Was held last evening. The line of was along K street to 7th, and theuce up Vala avenue to the armory. They made a good showing. a Spring Faxcy.—The Baltimore and Potomac road inaugurates the opening of the spring wita low-rate excursions to Baltimore. Round- trip Uckets sold on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, gd to retura until and iniciuding Monday, at $1.* BuackeD TuE Eve or Hex FeLtow Pxisover.— Jaa Mitchell, colored, walle locked up at te 13, precinct station last éveaing took off her shoe and uh it olarked the eye of Annie Willtas, Mer imate. When taken tothe Police Court this orning she Was fined & tor profanity, and was fined af extra $10 for dawaying Annie's eye. A RETURN VisiT.—To enable Washingtonians to a¥ a visit, at smail cost, to their friends in the jonumental City the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company announces that excursion Uckets to Baltimore Will be sold for ail (rains next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at rate of $1 for the round ip. Ail tlexets will be good returaing unill Mon . April 2, inclusive. Ip widition tothe regular schedule two special fast express trains will feave Baltimore abd Unio depot next Sunday at 9 a.m. snd 11 am. lor cars Will be attached to both ese trains, and the run to Baltimore will be made in Mfty minutes, : ee towsextes Reporrep.—Henry C. Browning, No. 2 lath Street, reports siolen an overcoat, worth Sik Mrs Jas "B. Mahon reports the larceny of some foreign coin, Mrs. EA. Batley, No. U1 Ist street southeast, reports stolen from her clothes lune underwear worth $10. Tuxer BuiouT Davs.—Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will ever be rem: mabered as bright days by bousands of happy people who enjoyed the mu- niicence of the Baltimore and Potomac ratiroud 4M providing tor public use $1 excursion tickets to Baltmore. . _ ‘we SCrPLY OF Fist Isc Supply Of fsb of the season ived at the fis wharl yesterday. Amopg. the arrivals were | 234000 herring, wiiteh sold at from $13, to #20 per | thousand, hes or rockfish, which | orought fr ‘ents per bunch! "There were only 11 shad be mony thousand fish received. There of yellow be ASO promises, ater this morning. | prices, but next | Pil cheap, as the | | increase, and the kaster. Busi- ness about the whart is very brisk, wud packers ave already begun to barrel herring. EXcCHsIONS TO BALTINOKE.—The Baltimore and Obie Kaliroad Company will sell excursion Uckets to Baitianore for all trains March 2, 31, and Aprit 2. at rate Of $1 for the rou Ali tlekets good | returning untii Monday. April 2 inclusive. In ad- | dition t the regular schedule two spectal fast ek: Press trains wili leave Baltimore and Ohio depot At 9 anc 11 next Sunday morning. Parlor carson —— Hoay Wexx 1x tHe Cuvxcurs.—The services ot | Holy Week iu the Catholte and Episcopal churches &row in interest and solemaity. Tuey are com-| Inemorative of the last events in the life of Christ. | Yesterday, Maundy-Thursday, tn tae Cathoile | churches the mass was commeworative of the last supper. Then the consecrated host was car.| Tied to the repositories, ‘There the loving care of The faithrul had grouped beautiful Howers and | foliage plants. Devout Catholics made pligrim- Ages {rom one repository vo another, and all day Uhere Was a constant throng about these sacred {| At many of the re} the decera- | ions Were very elaborate, isy 18 Good Friduy, and the crucidxion will be commemorated. ‘The are well equipped, comiortabie, and desirable, Toad rus hone otuer. $1 excursion tickets to now Ou sale, guod to return on Mouday.* | Colored Women and Girls, and the Women’s Union Citizens’ Association Ne, 7 Discontin- ues Sts Connection with the Com- mittee of One Hundred. ‘THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE SHARPLY CRITICISED—AL- LEGATIONS THAT IT IS RUN BY SOREHEADS—THR WEST WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION AGAINST A CHANGE OF DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. Citizens’ assoctation No. 7 (West Washington) Fesolved last eventng to withdraw from all connec- ‘Uon with the citizens’ representative committee. Thetr action as well as their reasons are embodied in the following resolutions, which were adopted ‘unanimously: Whereas the citizens’ committee of West Wash- ington was organized for the purpose of promoting the general interests of this section, through the Tegularty instituted and appointed authorities of ‘the District; and = Whereas our connection with the Committee One Hundred seems rather to defeat than aid this object: Therefore, Resolved, That we discontinue our connection with the Committee of One Hunared, and that a Copy Of this resolution be sent to the secretary of {he Committee of One Hundred for the informer ‘This Fesolution was Introduced at & previous Meeting by ‘secretary, Mr. Archibald Greenlees, and referred toa commultved. When the associa- Uion met last evening, the el Mr. John T. Mitchell, submitted a from this committee recommending the of the resolution. Frederick L. Moore moved that the report be adopted. OF POSED TO A CHANGE OF THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. M. A. MeGowan said that sowething should be added to the resolution to show the public that the members of the association were opposed to any change in the present form of the District government. In expianation of the resolution, Mr, John T. Mitcheil said that he attended the ineetings pre- limigury to the organization of the Committee of Ove Hundred. He said that he heard the objects 6f the proposed organization discussed, and if there was any. one thing that was agreed upon it Was that there should be no attempt made to bring about a change in the District goverament. On the contrary, the avowed object Was to te with and aid the District authorities n_carry- ing out objects of District interest, | es- pecially Im regard to steam and street railroads, | code of law=, &c. ‘The matters of purely local | Jnterest in the various sections were not to be | brougat berore the general committee, but It was expected that each district Would take charge of their own affairs, When the plan of organization was about to be adopted, continued Mr. Mitchell it appeared that some of the gentlemen wanted UW enlarge the scope of 1t and proj that mat- ters of purely sectional interest should be brought | in. He opposed this proposition. It wasnot long, he sald, alter the organization of the committee Was effected when it becaie apparent that a large number of gentlemen had SORES ON TOF OF THRIR HEADS, placed there by removal from office in some in- stances, by disappointed ambition in getting office in other instances, and by private grievances. ‘These latter, he said, bad been brought up in the meetings of ‘the Cominittee of One Hundred. To a large extent, he thought, this has been the cause of the disagreements that have arisep in the committee. “Then the scheme of the change im the District government was proposed, be- cause these gentlemen saw more chance to get an office for each When fifteen Would be appointed than when there were three. Mr. Mitchell, how- ever, added that he thought the committee had done some good work, and he instanced the School report, the Water report, and the rallroad report, as showing considerable research on the part of the committees, and as worthy of cousideration. So far as the interests of Georgetown “were concerned, he thought Uhat the people had not been benefited by their cophection with the central committee, In the opinion of Mr, MeGowan the mere fact that this change in the form of the District gov- ernment had been proposed by the committee and that they were getting mnto a confused mess was a suMlclent cause for the association to withdraw from the committee, He thought that when cer- tain members of the central committee found that they could not work the Commissioners then they ‘went in for a change in the government, He sald that the citizeas had done well under the present form of government and be thought that it was BETTER TO LEAVE WELL-ENOUGH ALONE. When the government of this city 4s compared with that of any in this country the superiority of it ts readily perceived and tt 1s not difMult tosee that citizens here are better off than in any other city in this country. It appeared to him that the Committee of One Hundred wanted togside-track the Cominissioners and run the Distriet indepen. dent of the present authorities. He thought that it would be better for Unls association to with- draw. Dr. ‘Charles Becker said that it was seen plainly, {ery soon ater the representative commision was anized, that a great mat members were Soretieadm and there were also ‘a great Many WHO had nothing in view except THE GRINDING OF PRIVATE AXES. Tt seemed to him that this association had no place there, and for that reason ne resigned as a member of the representative committee. While he favored the withdrawal of the association, yet he hoped that it would continue and be made inore active, Instead of antagonizing the authorities they should work with them. AS for a change in the District government he would say that any one who had lived under the government of any of our iarge cities will acknowledge that this is the best governed city in the country. | Tue clamor for achange, in his opinion, comes from private in- terest. ‘The vote on the resolution was then taken, with the result as stated above. ‘An informal discussion followed in regard to the interests of West Washington. It was stated that oue new schoaj-building was provided for in the new appropriation bill, and that if the school au- thorities were consulted it would be located some- where on Gay street near Greene. SUBURBAN INTERESTS. ‘Mr. Ritehie thougat that an important matter for Georgetown interests was the extension of streets into the country. At present there were ouly three roads. N street should be extended to- Ward the conduit road and Vailey street toward Massachuset.s avenue extended. Mr. Moore thought that the¥ might try to the streets within the city limits paved first before going outside. ‘One of the members suggested that the arching of Kock Creek was a very Important matter, but it was stated that this was considered to be a settled matter. ‘The health of the people on both sides of Rock Creek deimanded it, and the delay could not be continued much longer. A PUBLIC MEBTING TO BE CALLED, It was decided to call a public meeting of the citizens for the purpose of electing a committee of twenty-one to constitute a citizens’ committee, In connection with this call the chairman and secre tary were empowered to draw up a statement of Whe reasons for the action taken at the present meeting. "The association then adjourned, siamo scent The First Game, THE WASHINGTON TRAM TO RETURN SUNDAY AND AY AT CAPITAL PARK ON MONDAY. ‘The Washington Base-Ball Club will return to the city Sunday night, and will open the season in this city on Monday. Their opponents will be the Buffalo Club, of the International League. ‘The me that Was scheduled for to-morrow with the ams’ College team has been cancelled. ‘The Emancipation Celebration. ‘THE PROGEAM FREPAKED BY THOSE QFPOSED TO A STREET PARADE. ‘The committee in charge of the arrangements for the public meeting to be held at Asbury church April 16, in celebration of the anniversary of the emancipation of slaves in the District, agreed last evening upon the following program: Music; prayer, Rev. J. H. Dailey; inusic; letters by the secretary, A. St. A. Suith; emancipation edict, W. calvin Chase; address by the presiding cer, Capt. O. 3. B. Wall; oration, Hon. John Mercer Langston; muste; address, Hon. John H. Smyth; 1. Geo. W. Williams; music; benedic- tion, Kev. W. B. Jobnson. ‘Tike proceeds will be donated to Asbury church, ‘Une National Assoctation for the Reliet of Destitute Christian Association for Indigent Colored Girls, conn A Lance NoM@es oF FInst-CLAss TRains are run be:Ween Wasiington and Baltimore every day over the Baltimore and Potouae road, on which tickets are sold on Friday, Saturday apd Sunday, good to retura on Monday, at $1. * Was He Lost 1x ru Butzzanp?—Yesterday the case ot Joseph Costin, indicted for assault with ine tent to kill W. H. ‘Harrison on December 2d last, was called iu tke Crituinal Court by Mr. Coyle,whd asked for a beneh warrant for the Indicted than, Mr. Campbeil Carrington sald that Coston Was elt. gawed In oystering, and 1t was known that he had Sailed Just previous to the biizeard apd had not been licard of since. He suggested that if the | beneh Warrant 1s Issued a good bailiff be selected > serve It, a% be might find it necessary to luves- tigate the uereafter, No action was taken, ' —— } Banrtxone Excuxsions.—The Baltimore and Ohio | ad Company Will sell excursion tickets to | Baltimore (or ail trains next Friday, Saturday and Sunday, good returning uatil Monday, inelusive, at rave of $1 for the round trip. In addition to the Togulaf schedule two spectal express trains, with Dario cars attached, Will leave Baltimore and uso depot next Sanday at 9 a.m. and 1 ain, hese excursions afford @ Bne opportunity to visit friends in Baltimore. * beans AN Haprrvat Deewxaxp.—Jas, MeNerhany, a ruler, Was arrested yesterday afternoon near ith and D streets, He was intoxicated at the pam yhrw hn egg ere the Dust This morning we te Potice: Court tor being an drunkard, 4nd was requirea wo give or go down thirty ean days, A Rane Orvortunrry.—That of hence to at $1. Stat Baittnors Baltimore and ret and Potomac Railroad offers this rare concession availed of on Friday, Satur- Monday. is 4s offered free to every new year tothe WERSLY Stan It isa mely pr ‘book of 191 protusely iusteated, with more ment in column. ar SoLRMx PowTirical. Hig Mass will be conducted at Ove cathedral in Baltimore on Easter Sunday at 11 am, by Cardinal Gibvons. ‘The low excursion rates announced by the Baltimore and Obio Rall- Toad for all rains next Friday, Saturday, and Sul Of our people who eure to satan Sees Copan? heat ‘( his own cathedral, ke ‘The Geographical Ciub, ERTERESTING MEETIXG—TALKS ABOUT FOREIGN COUN- ‘TRIES—ELECTION OF OFFICERS, ‘The Geographical Club held the “last session tn the first quarter of its history at the residence of Dr. Geo, E Sloat, Le Droit Park, on Tuesday eve- Ring. The program was an attractive one. Mra. F. E. Upton held the close attention of the club for nearly an hour while she talked about Corea, to to our now of the beery atid embassadore Tent pe interest. bave been the subject of interesting, fracdlaced upon’ an atarnctive prospect 11s Ti- ture "Tus haeting were clectes: eiara for the enon ing quarter: President, A. H. Nelson; vice presi- dent, Mra. O. B. Brown; E. F. Curtis; en- tertainment committee, F. B. Upton, Mrs. ¢. E Fairman, and Mra. W. T. re keenly felt by the officers and workers in our 80- ciety. We are sustained entirely by public opin- fon (not very remunerative) and voluntary contri- butions from afew, and those few are the ones who are doing the work—much of it up-hill work. We have never had in our treasury an amount sufficient to justify such a heavy expenditure, Ap ambulance costs several hundred dollars—in The neighdorhood of $500, if Iam not. mistaken— and how are we to get. the money with which to take the purchase? Will not the interested friend of the speechless, M. B. T., head @ list with such an amount as bis sympathies and the condition of bis purse will permit? I will giadly act as custo- dian for all funds intrusted to my care for that purpose, if it is so desired. ‘JULIA LANGDON BARBER. To Bavtiwoxe iN 45 MixvTEs—The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is the only line running Umited express trains to Baltimore in forty-five and fifty minutes, and the one dollar excursion tickets to Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio, will be honored on ali trains, Nineteen trains Friday and Satur- day. Thirteen trains Sunday. . InpicruenTs.—The grand jury found a ‘true bill of indictment against Samuel T. Drury for Tongers seventy-six counts on nineteen charges of forged checks from $10 to $50, regating Over 0O—in the name of Mary Snaws en tue Bank of Vashington, from June to December last. Also indictments against ‘Timothy Sullivan for rape on Rosanna Graves, March 16 last; Geo, Kichardson, assault with intent to kili Otto Kobinson, February 29; Thos, Wilkins, same offense on Wm. Crawford, February 13; Jno. Baddy, housebreaking in the night at the store of J. N. Brown, March 14; Wm. Wilson, second offense petit larceny; Edw. Bean- der, do. ; Jno, Waters, larceny; Theodore N. Hand, larceny from the person; Enoch Hendricks, lar- ceny. me oie SS ‘Tue Artextion of our readers ts called to the auction sale of business property, corner of 1st and M streets northeast, wo take place next Tuesday. ‘Yhe property 1s on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Raliroad, with sidings running in, and now used 3 a coal’ and wood depot with all the attach- ments It can readily be converted into ware- houses or for other purposes, the dimensions of the lots being corner property, 1t would aduit of rows of houses. . ess Affairs in West Washington. TEMPERANCE MeETING.—The attendance at the meeting of the M-street Christian Union Temper- ance Association, last night, at Market-house hall, Was large. Addresses were’ mace by Major S. H. Walker and Geo. H. Giles. Miss Carrie Trot re- cited aclever selection. ‘THe FRE BRiDGt.—The West Washington Gas- light Co, nave received orders to place sixteen lamps upon the new free bridge. Mr. George W. King said this morning that the District approach to We bridge should Ve considered by Congress as. Well as the Virginia approach, and that an appro- priation 15 needed for that purpose. Mr. Feorey, Of the Virginia committee, says If the ‘weather Permits, on the 11th of April he will have a lat huinber of representatives trom Virginia in the bridge celebration parade, THE FUNERAL of Miss “Fannte Kurtz took place thls afternoon from the residence of her brother, 1687 Valley street. Gen. Jonn C. Fremont once gave some good ad- vice as to the course to be pursued by a candidate for public office. ‘This was to “shut hismouta and Ubrow away his pen.’ Boston Traveller, Bune Adsotvzerr Pore. ‘This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Rovat Baxixa Powpxx Co, 106 Wall st,, N.X Tus Wearser Fon Easren PROMISES TO BE FAIR; AT LEAST, LET US HOPE THAT AFTER ALL THE STORMY WEATHER WE MAY HAVE A PLEASANT Day. SHOULD THIS BE THE CASE, THERE ARE TWO SPECIAL LINES OF OUR GOODS WHICH WILL BE IN DEMAND. FIRST, SPRING OVEMCOATS. WE HAVE THEM IN ALL SIZES FROM FOUR YEARS OLD UP TO FORTY-EIGHT INCHES BREAST MEASURE. WE EMPHASIZE OUR STOCK OF THESE GOODS AS BEING THE NEWEST AND MOST STYLISH IN WASHINGTON; JUST OUT OF THE MAKERS’ HANDS, MADE UP IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND CUT JUST LIKE THE BEST CUSTOM-MADE GOODS. PRICES FROM $10 TO #35 FOR MEN'S SIZES. SECOND, OUR BOYS’ GOODS. THE BOYS EXPECT A SUIT FOR EASTER, AND WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PREPARATIONS FOR THAT DEMAND. AS WE HAVE BEFORE STATED WE DON'T CARRY THE LOW-PRICED GooDs, BUT IN MEDIUM AND PINE GRADES YOULL FIND OUR STOCK, WE THINK, THE BEST IN WASHINGTON. THIS SEASON ROUGH SCOTCH EFFECTS AREVERY FASH- IONABLE AND WE HAVE A LOT OF VERY HANDSOME AND ENTIRELY NEW THINGS IN THIS LINE. SHORT PANTS SUITS, $4 TO 815. LONG PANTS SUITS, $10 TO $20. WEINVITE YOUR CAREFUL INSPECTION. E. B BARNUM & Co, mb30 931 PENN. AVENUE, | Dowr Pax $1 A Yano | For LADIES’ BROAD CLOTH: our cash price is on); spires ool, one yard and « ualf wide, He Wiad SOP ee ae Don't 12e. for BEAUTIFUL 8A’ ane TEENS, our Don't 50c. for HENRIETTAS, the new rle dress goods; our cash price is 8e-jpare w douut i BLOOD, GOBELIN BLUE ihe, COTA TaN AND BLACKS oe Don't pay 10c. for the best yard-wide COTTON, our cash price is Bige. ae. we to WMQie {EFIBE to, sell the cheapest dry goods in pestuslt tang bey Gace ereer u'ee felleins ar hoe ee eens “somes teiecas ‘CARTERS. MARKET SPACE, — VARIETY pont pay 7Se. for BLACK SURAH SILKS, our cash FANCY SILKS. 374, 40, 45, and 50c. iD COLORED tBEACK ANI SILKS, at real cost CREAM ALBATROSS, extrewide double width, pure wool, 373. FRENCH SERGE, double width, pure wool, 370. ‘TRICO CLOTH pure wool. double width, 37}. Caan select ows of oes See “a PERFECT TOILET SOAP.” vir Pulow PAR wits ofcry Sake oc Song” PE? SoS EEE Ls A Goon Avrerrz ‘Is easential to good health, snd at thin season it is often lost, owing to the poverty or impurity of the blood and the weakening effect of the changing season. ‘Hood's Sarsapariila is a wonderful medicine for oreat- ing an appetite, toning the digestion, and giving strength to the whole system. Now is the time to take it, ‘say Hood's Sareaparilla is the best medicine ‘ever used. Last spring Ihad no appetite, and the leant work I did fatigued me ever so much. I began to take Hood's Sareaparilla, and soon I felt aggf I could ‘sizes; Laaies’ Undershirts, Liste-tiread Gloves, stitched bucks. 200: Gloves 25c., worth 50c.; Children’s Ribbed ‘Hose, 10c. ; ur Children’s High-crown Caps, 25¢. ; Nurses Capi, 19¢.; Jerseys, coat. back, 40. ; ‘Plaited-front Jerseys 73c., much finer g Oods $1.19; a Fine Cloth Jersey, wita Braid across Front. $2.23; 4-button Kia Gi 490. our 98e. Stitched Back, 67¢.; irkey_red ‘Linen, 25¢.; Table O1-Cloth, 21c. 3 Furnishing Goods: ‘oc. Spring Neckties, 5; Medium-weight Undershirts, 35c.; Boy’s Un- dershirts or Drawers, ; Linen Bosom Shirts, 89c.; Double-back spires, boc; Seamless Soc! double heel, 2 pair 25c.; ‘Unbleached or Bleac! Twilled Drawers, 25c.; Men or Boy’s Fancy Flan- nel Overshirts, 1 Saturday Be lore Easter. 1d Special Sale Ar Tur Fafx, 812 7th street northwest. We are alwayson hand with ns for our Customers, and we want our regular Customers and the Public generally to get the benefit of our bargains, For Raster: Pretty little Chicks in nest, 2c. Decorated Colored Easter Exgs, Sic. Fancy Basket, wit Fag, Nest and Chick, 10¢. Decorated Basket, with Chicken and Exes, 18¢. Willow Basket, with Nest, Eggs and Chicken20c. Large Covered Chamber-Palls 17. nut Blacking-Cases, Carpeted, 890, Folding Cutting-Tables, 89c. Aycomfortamie Rocking-Chalr, soc, ver-Plated Table Spoons, 3; doz., 75¢. Suver-Plated Forks, 5c. Carved Oak Frames, worth 98c., for 59¢. Ebony Wall-Pocket, worth 98c., for 69c. Cocoa Door-Mats, Worth 6c.. [Or37¢, Hand-Painted Lava Cuspadores, 23c, Hand-Painted Ching Cuspadores, 7c, Handsome Colored Glass Water Sets, ‘consisting of Pitcher, 6 Tumblers and Brass Tray, only 98¢. Some more of those Beautiful, Embossed and Decorated Chamber Sets for $5.19. Hand-Painted China ea sei, 56 pieces, Neat Decoration, worth $6.98, for $5.39. Dinner Sets, Now Slape, Hand-Painted, 120 pieces, worth $27.48, for $19.08. ‘We call your attention to our large line of Baby Carriages on 24 floor. 1 ‘Tue Far, 812 7th st. ngy. Ford, Frank’s “Easter Bargains.” Merriams & Dix’s Child’s Spring Heels at 75c, Ladies’ and Misses" Opera Silppers at 45¢, Intanv’s Sort Sole Kid Button at 15¢. Boys’ Polo Caps 15c. Boys’ Knee Pants at 45c. Easter Eggs for the chiluren, every customer en- Hilled to one, 91 and 83 Petia, ave, a. €., Capitol jowing extraordinary bargains will be sold for to-morrow only at S. W. Augenstein’s, 817, 819 and 821 7th st. n.w.: Decorated China Easter Eggs, 3:.; Decorated Dinner Sets, $9.97, Worth $15; 48 sheets Shelf Paper, 7c,; Chamber Sets, decorated with hand-painted flowers and gilt, $2.08, regular price $6; $2 Parlor Lamps re- duced to 88c.; Wooden Water Bucket and 5 Clothespins, 15¢.; Decorated Tea Sets, $2.93,worth ; Children’s Fancy Baskets, 3c.; Floor Otlclotl 2c. yard, worph 50c.; $2 Picture Frames reduc to 2c. Square French China Cuspadores re- duced to 74c.; Market Basket, 1 doz. Cups and Saucers, 44 doz, Plates, 1 Meat Dish and 1 Vegeta- ble Dish, 07c.; 30-{t. Clothes Lines, 4c. ; 60-16, 8c. 90-f1., I2c.; 1 doz Curtain Pins, 5¢e.; 2 boxes Biacking, | Se.; Ten Per Cent "Discount on our sek of Sinyrna Rugs; 2-qt. Cov- ered Buckets, 6c.; 3-qt., 9c.: 4-qt., ‘Carving Kotte and Fork, 0c. i doz. Kuives atid Yorks, 48c.; 11-qt. Block-tin Dishpans, 20c.; 16-qt., 280.3 extra lange Block-tin Wash Basins, 8. 1 Given Away. APatent Trunk Strap with every trunk pur- chased of Jas, 8. TopHaM, eo 1231 Pennsyivania ave, b.w. We do not display price pictures in our show-windows to induce the youth of the District to greater efforts in the consuinption of Cigarettes, but we do seil better cigars for the money than can be obtained elsewhere. our celebrated “Opera Bouquet,” “Saboroso,” “Danealia,” “Old Crow” and “Little Captain,” are Se. brands of cigars, unequaled in style, qual- Taelepant’ 10e. clgars, try our “Lord F in el ry our “!] ‘yron,” “aligh Lite,” “Sunuy Souta,” “Princess Flora.” “Mi Elmo,” and the celebrated Metropolitan Ha- Vana Cigars, then have you seen those cigars at 90c. for a Dox of fity good cigars? We make a Mberal reduction on the above brands When pur- chased by Une box-cigar department. ‘MM. & P. Merzoxn, 1 417 7th st. Bw. Fresh Su Of those Elegant Spri Style Derbys, $1.50. All colors. Gooa Value at §2, AUC, Auerbach’s Men's Furnishings, Hat and Sow- ing Machine Rooms, 7th and 2 Enster Offering. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday You can find displayed oue of the finest stocks of Corsets and Bustles ever shown 1p this market. Headquarters for the C.P. A La Sirene Corsets, Every one interested in a perfect-flung garment should not fail to examine the new styles and note the remarkable cheapness, » The reduced prices for Easter are: 5c. corsets, French, for 68c.; §1 cor- 4, French, lor S7c.;"75¢. corsets, French, for Se.) 256. featherweigit bustles, 18c,” M. C. Whe- Jan, 1205 F st. now, * |B2 Over 10,000 Fine Hats at t ices, Latest Spring Styles, Best Hat in the city for $2, A: v Har Co., Shoe Department. Foop ¥ox Taougur. J. and T. Cousins Ladies’ fine Kid button, ‘Opera and cymmon sense. EP, Reed & Co.'s Ladies’ fine Kid button pers ra and cominon sense, A. F. Smith’s Ladies’ fine Kid button . ‘Opera and comnon sense. ‘Lapixs’ Fine Dress Shoes, opera and common sense. ..§1.03 Kavraan's DOUBLE ComBINATION, 2 2241 and 1243 11th st se, Men's and Woyw Flannel Overvhirts 500, up to $3.50. All color. Most complete as sortment, At ©. Auerbach’s, Men’s Furn Hats and Sewing Mach.ne Rooms, 7th and Hi. Eanter Ege to Every Purchaser, Apectal low prices ta all departments of Laaies, ‘Misses’ ani Children’s Shoes. Also, Men’s, Boys? ‘and Youths’ wear, at J. Brock’s, 723 7Un street, 1 Mamuma’s Pet. ESTER GREETING. Dow'r Miss In! ‘Special Notice to the Public: Don't fail to call at the stores of the Great Atlan tie and Pacific ‘Tea Co., trom March 30, and all during next Week, and sccure one of our handsome souvenir parel cards, entitled, “Mamma’s Pet,” handsomely mount-d and all ‘ready for hanging up, size 11x28, Given away with one pound of tea, two pounds of coffee, or one pound baking powder. Remember, we are’ still iving out giassware, crockery, &c., Lo every purchaser of tea, coffee and baking powder. Checks given with ever chaser of 25 cents’ worth of tea, coffee and 503 7th st. B. W., 1620 14th st, n. w., St., Georgetown; 5%, 50 and 60 Cénter ; 92 Western Market; 8 aud 9 O street Market, and 101 Northern Liberty Market, N. H. ‘Bowman, Manager. 3 imported Tooth Bruvhes will be gold at 2ic. each, Every brush guaranteed, Menrz's . O14 F street, 3 ‘The Jowest priced drug store in the city, Phillipy tress, and adds flesh Handsome Easter Souvenirs, In addition to our usual Easter bargains in Shoes S'willow basket flea with eg a Z. STRASBURURK, 906 7th St, nw, 5 F ri — ats nominal rent: ‘sepuember ‘thai SePaas bainaaY SOE, BaP 7 9oR RENT —9a9 =. NW. TWO STORY Axp EAN pet and ote, 10rs.. 11M st nw. Ors. a a ae Paik Place RIOT aa FREE G5, Fe RENT-1714 13TH STREET NORTHWEST, mente, scant ab Seat exposure “Apply s61700 1th . mb30-3t* W., 20-ROOMS, SUITA- house; 75. S23 per mo. mn oti Va ave, In ee, fronting to WALES & WALTER G13 F at. i IR RENT—203 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W_ Fe, 203 MASS. TTS it che tenant. Apply at 201 cae APSO ‘OR RENT—HOUSES— 1916 Sunderland i cise fas MW.. 108.. tur, 81 STORES, OFFICES, &. 1930 Pa. ave. nw., 875 Store and dwellf front store and |’ cor. 19th and Bu'y. Store suid divelig, E at. s.w., 6r. cae 0 35)" ment rooms... 8 408 La Lenox Building, fim. 2.5 408 La. ave."20 f.....-:30) ‘The above is only a portion of the, property on books.” For tit lst ctl at oftee for bulletin tered om the Istand 15th, “{mb30]° THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. JOR RENT— ashe Wrliest. i.e, Se, Br. 1373 Boundst.n.e.. 51.9. 1405 Col. si. n.W.. OF... 25 1126 Cst. ne, 088. _™h26-1m_SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 927 OR RENT-— 220 OST. N.E.:6 ROOMS, BATH AND PF SS tll conveniences: hotee: 19 perfect, order 925.40 Per month, eGO CAN mb30-3t* "1008-1010 OR RENT--1304 P ST. N.W, NEW 3-STORY ind basement, brick; furtice, bell, speaking-tubos elegant welzhborhood, convenient, to'cars and herdics: house upen. $63. DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, 43¢and Daw. 30°31 JOR RENT—3424 P ST GT, NEW SIX-ROOM brick, all mod. imps.; on carling in. neigh- borhood ™ {oP #2-00- | Apply CHAS. H, FICKEING, 1264 32d at. G.T. or DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, cor. 4356 and D mhi30-3t JOR RENT—510 BOUN! new: seven rooms; latest improve. glass, large yard, . ™ Tedroit Park iueutg, cathedral and leaded . Apply £15 Q st n. OR RENT—COTTAGE st n.w.; seven rooms, bath, Xe. 2 Indias ave., 14 rooing; $55. Brick 616 6th st. & Brick 225 B st. nw. eg 2 ig Odi Kes 630. 2 Tirooms, bath, & ‘All of the above houses are No. 1285 lita $40. Large Brick, Ft in good repair. ALBERT mhz9-3t F. FOX, 020 F st. nw. ‘ORE AND DWELLING, 300 per Sear, 1407 8th st Bw. 50.07% Lat now, $28.50. “408 9 siuail Louses in Fitzmorris CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 Fat. — anee-3t HOUSE 1248 11TH ST. N.W., TEN rooms and bath; mod. tinps.; rent $50 per jnonth. Apply 1342 1th sistew. SN hat OK RENT—BY APKIL 1-27 E ST.N.W., THREE- story brick, 20F. und eet thod.rabs $30 Dee also, 413 G.n.w., 4-atory brick. Yr. aud cellar. #4 Inquire A, EGERLY'S SONS, 718 7th 2 WOR RENT-TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT Brick House; nine rooms: all ts. 1437 8 st nw.: stable $35.50 ver mouth. OK RENT — THREE-STORY FRAME HOUSE, 10 rooms and batli-room, 814 18th st. mew. Apply we = toon SISTA We SIOUSSA mb29.2t* a 939 Fa. av ROK ke 9116. 8T. 15 rovins; mod. imps. ; also house, 31 New Yori 2033 9th ve. 1, 7 r00u wate iinpa,; also’ house ind. finger hiso 2054 Sth at. Dewey we. Terns Toasonuble. ‘Inquire O33 GriiziUthet new. “mba oaee JOR RENT— Finite osinens conterot 1118 st. 9.0, 1229, bet. nd Ns stare Sd trelting Gf, tleven, rooms: algo, lanre fora OF aBY Dusinens: rer . Y DONWELLEL & REPE JOR RENT — 916 H ST. brick, eleven rooms: modern order; nearly new house. S.A er TS D we JOR RENT—840, 129 MARYLAND AVENUE N. halt-aquare east of Capitol; three-story. and Pe ment Brie rn iiaprovements; delightful 1o- ation, -Inquireat 120 Md. _Mhe9-3e? 214 FST eager and 3 elieap: $20. MURRAY, 313240 w. mb29-3t JOR RENT—1506 GTi STREET NORTHWEST, nice elght-room brick houses: all modern improve: ments: $:30 per month in advance., For further infor- uation apply to BUSHNELL & CARUSI. 1008 F et aw. AGN gOS YR POR PANE TEEPE STORY BRICK DWELLING, 1233¥ 30d st., with thirteen rooms, including bath conveniences; in good Tom, pantry aud wash rooms. Apply to J.G@. & J. M. WATERS, 1045 32d st. inb2N-101 VOR RENT— Hat. nw, 12r..fr..@1 02 2st at, rr. 226 12th wt. 29 He G14 thst 3 Gat. Jor, st 15-007 227 th 3010 Mat, 7r 1 400-408 Pomeroy st6r.L 1209 21st et. 3 Bm ig aaa ey 1 2116 Tathat, Sr, mt G7 Lat. n.w., Gr..na. Weaver Mansion, aig isi RY AND BASEMENT BRICK 1408 10th st, aw: \otive; H rooms: all mod. imap. ; $30. "By CHAS TB. BHREEVED: 1199 rus st we 10 E st... sare HON to our FURNISHED ry FS. RENT — TWO STORY FRAME | HOUSE it rooms, hall, and all mod. jmpe., 618 Let. Sirevet ties 7th at, we AS aes eae mints mst SSS Fate Bg sere iy # t Vet. N 13 £ & ® Fe E FIICH, FOX & BROWN, “RENT—BY KO. HOLT 4357 Penn. ave. nw. pices Sees 2 BEEER Eee meee at mh19 R Fe 1d water, mn cood order; 12 and 16 Lan, wr rene $13.40cac, By CHAS 8: SHREVE. Ti25 sth ata. Tee “mhi-Im OR RENT—HIS EXCELLENGY, THE MINISTER of Sweden and Norway, about leaving the country. Lie House 1420 Ket, which is a S-otory. aud base ment brick. > fect front, 3 roots cen a cbair, steain best, eauitary yiumbitsc, bouable nd bermian, aie eA 2 ee ao as M13 Sia ERE A TITT EEE RRR ssstyte gk Ee AA Sss°7 Ep ine wera A5ss8 7 EEEK ER 00, PPP, ERR NN S II NNN GGG oo Pp EN OREN RRR SS So Fr eGR fl ERE dep oo & oEee § kw N “GGG or 1 uM M Fi T Reo ae Ban a a P ORMR TH OMAMS MMMM EF OB OB tT RED MMM MMM Eee Dop 8 TIT HOR dk THT g8Ss PBA iS HB ANA PT Sss8 AND BR 00 XN N NNN FEE TTIT BO ORNN NSN Eg ges BPSee fos BBB 00 NNN NNN EER T 5x95 7” FFFRRE 1DDD AY ¥ FOR RID D AA Y Fe RREUD DAA ¥ Fk RORUD DAMA YW ¥ KR RUDDDA aA ¥ F aM aM nH Wim ce BM P98 TH sy alo ea te eee MMMSMAE ROSH Heh wee u A y if rvy aa U aaa * uv : B. oe $8 Ht B NN BB eo N WW! A RRR n MARCHE Ree MS £ Soo HOE = mh2o-2t ‘316 7rm Sr. NW. TWO TWO.STORY BAY WINDOW A tae a gd pe Chad i mimip.: rent, euch 822.50. BUHAEVE, 1125 74h et. bow. 7-3 rol 12 6TH N. Fetntel es and tro ings of cas: nia avery apitol at. ri * he ‘and bath; large yant. ‘Apply 313 Fon wene AS Oe FLOR RENT OR HALE-NEW THREE STORY NIN} goon Huse, 284-5. well buy drab lo Apply ‘to OWNE, 501" Stanton Tlace ‘opposite, angels oie Cou G et awit per annum. 340 Qat. wiv. Lit. E,srzz Novermes. Sunday Schools Supplied. . Baby Coaches, Baby Coaches. Bicycles. Tricycles. ‘Velocipedes. Wagons. Wood and Willow-ware. See our patent Baby Coaches, form Bedstead, Cradle, ‘Baby and Parlor Coach. (CH. RUPPERT, Cs Bw. above Dst. gg | Lot 18ui' st, near Dupont Circle gs 88 | mn2o-1m ew): 18 feet fro: t, all mod. amps; built to the ladies | ¥ buyer: —_ lone STALEY Hite OS4 hatheet msO— i SALE-SMALL HOUSE AND 10’ ONE block wor Bite erie AND BATH howe. ‘Grescet, sts Detween IGth and Toth se Inquire of SAML PFI. owner on irensene is 500) tet X* **~ “43z.000 ». 2037, *. bi Be 09 216,000, Ly GS i ne But. 10F.......12.000, w. ‘3 houses che aces. Remee L 103K ove ‘Rw bn oe 000 150 snd 1808 Le of th and Ost. w.'11roomua ad bah the reat 474 Ont nS NSO bm “ieDeS, also G-roo!n, 20cach overlooking Aericultin ; Bric MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, 1008-1010 Fst WK SALE—OTH ST., NEAR B ST. N. two-story and baseiient, -room house in perfect order. Price, $3,600. ‘MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, TOOK-1010 F st. 2. SALE-IN A DESDIABLE AND INPKOV. section of the northwest, ‘convenient to cars | and hendics, @ charming (aew) ‘bay-window. brick House, seven rooms and bath, calinet mantles, plea of closets: one of the pret ont complete aud | cheapest Louses in the city 30. it will do jou to look at thin house, if you do. mbzoaKt DAVID D. STON stow, OR SALE—A_ FIN! NESS PROP. | Ber foot. Two | shire ave.; speculative prices. Two Lots | setts ave. near Dupont Circle; north side CK TWO-STORY FIVE ROOM ew Bricks; 13th stee.;rentfor @12 per month each: a bargain. J. H. GRAY & CO. Fe, SALE—SEVERAL NEW HOUSES, 6 ROOMS, ep fy ‘Bargain on 14th st. ; 20x75 tt. brick house. W. P. MYERS & SON, ide! JOR SALE—VERY PLEASANT THREE-STORY- and-basemeént eleven-room Brick, all m.{. near it Capitol crounds. Easy terms, or smaller rh i XS _ SE oe ake YOR SALE—A '¥ &-KOOM NEW HOUSE, .w.; first-class in all respects: reasonable price it sold by April 10; no agents Address Box Fe ALE—RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST- tel Hill; nice brick, 506 Ist. we, 7 OR SALE—Fot in part exchange. 1 t ‘ment on Fooms and bath: south frout: lo: 17% leet: perfect fitle; abstract turmsbed: “only 3,000. For terms SPY, ELLER & BEPETI, S20 Paavese | | JROR SALE—TWO HOUSES ON T st. BETWEEN Frou 19th. modern, inyprovemctie. Erien | RENT—IWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, | thorough | JM Lot: elevated: suuth front Ate very rea | st | F SALE—ON SMALL CASH PAYMENTS AND southly 7.200; cheap. U. 1. BUYER, 311 $55 41.8. w. *nbseaee ° - é OR SALE—AN ENTIRELY NEW THUED-STORY ‘Bric Duport Circle, coutaiuing 12 . VN. HUYCK & © * 1305 Pen OR SALE—A LARGE AND Di on lows Circle, For particulars apret rpms to BVON MCR SO | Shun 1505 Peunsyivania TOR FOUR-ROOM BRI@K and rented at $10 per Per vent inventiuent, fs ‘Connecticut ave, west side; 24x100 feet; easy to WW MCCULLOUGH, Lumber Dealer, _ mbes-4t ‘Gor. 14th and W sts. uw. OR SALE—RARGAIN IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS weap: tor few days. sta ‘window brick, 22d, uear M at.; 8 rooms; mi: 8 Fine 10-room House and Fruit Farm of 4 acres, at Falls Church, Fins, Mills, and City Property on ourlist. WASH. DANENHOW! “tabi? -6t Successor to Danenhower & Son. OR SALE—1520 8 ST. NOW. A PERFECT home with 8 rooms. modern’ improvements: lot 119 feet deep to alley. Permission to imapect can be obtained ouly at this’ office, W. RILEY DEF DI anh27- Lo. Pes a Fst. OR LIGHTFU ATE KESE SALE — Di dence, 1019 Connecticut ave., three-story brick and basement. close to Farragut Square, mine rouma, | Free bath rove Tange cloveta, eat puleries, 31 foot | Sices: belghttortood tusurpaseed, "2: Samra ences; ‘usury | ‘THOS. 3. FISHER & CO., _mh24-1n 1324 Fst how. JOR SaLe— 1216 57H STREET N. W., 3 STORY brick, 12 rooms; mod. imp.; $15,000, | [. ROBERTSON, mb24-6t 1515 H street bw. LLING HOUSES N.W. Tooms, Mood Lath, $100, rooms, #1 1,000. bet, 9th aud L0uh, 12 rows, $10,000. 20th st 9 rooms, &7,500. bet. 15th and 16th, $'roome, st, bet. 13th and 141 Gorath and Bast Cayitel 30s00. proved, #3,500. mhvibr STEIGEN & LILBERMANS: 1308 F ot FOE SALE, NEW THREE STORY BRICK DWEL- ten rooms, bath room and cellar: furnane and alt ‘modern improvementa handasmaly’ tapered, ht cated two squares froM care) $5308; | Sirus very dang EVE PEs ROTH AMEOR | ae 1507 Pest. aw. OK SALE — THREE DESIRABLE CORN! j ve. bet. 13 gst bet. Tuvan Ton, 1 1208 | Baweniien. weil located, ‘northwest; at 87.500. | 10,000 and 811,000; vel. — OU Coon Er & RUTHERFO! _f48we ee ET DOT Esa JOK SALE-RHODE ISLAND AVE. BETWEE 14th and 15th; mew: 13 thorough manner. tM PARKER, 2s-12t a aS Pi RK SALE—1510 Q ST.; 222120; 12 ROOMS, built in mosi approved manner for owner's use: ‘Will be sold cheap; price reduced. M. M. PARKER, is ie 88 Fat {OR SALE—@250 CASH, BALANCE $15 PER Frou ie and neat yoo ahh ‘Tth st, rood, ‘ave. Scheutzen ‘Pack SSS oS pass ates, JOR SALE-ATTRACTIVE HOUSE ON A COR. Foes ‘with grounds surrounding . 1318 30th st {locality of GEORGETOWR, cure pasalnut Ube dou Tnguite of GRO. F. BCHAYER, x | rooms: built in the most | ‘Pacific building. ts at cash prices. cute I mvite imspection ‘ef tove banulfal Hotes ment vit jouses om Hat and Linden Place n. © These housce were built by me by days’ works, are all of different desien, two and. three stories and back Dutidings, 7 to 10 rooms each eak mantels, open fire piace: bait; handsomely fuished xb x ‘Seventeen minutes ride from 1oth apd N. ¥- ave, in the prettiest and most rapidly improving part of the worthenst; pronounced by purchasers the beat built and cheapest Louscs ever oflered 18 Wash- Fer particulars apply W. E. BURFORD, mb10-Im 1422 N.Y ‘SALF—A NICE NEWPRESS-BRICK HOUS! Pinte iiished: § rou sind batiroons anogern ia provements, No. 68 L st. nw. price 63,300. pny ou OR SALE—HIS8 EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER of Sweden and Norway, about leaving this count Rie also if purchaser desires 1), 1420 K st, which Rive al re 18), 14 * whic hree-story aud basen brick, 26 feet f CT RE OP RR JOR SALE—FOR #5,500—NEARLY LOT PRICES, with new cighteen-room thrown im: nearly 40.000 ieet: one square from depot, Takoma Park, here inquire of owner, Mayleaveforat 711 Hist ures Sig. Good Utle hare Uingalas GUY MUsLs ma0-Se3 | {| Call and examine them at our Decorative Art Rooms. _FORSALE—LOTS. __ ram, Soetrcrest Glens a Ste be. at 8s fos: 43. BR HERTFORD, 16° SACRIFICE <4 VaLoaBLit duece ot Hlth steret ber. aad Bai ~ gee wi Frankie Square AT, COUMME, 1425 New York ave. JR SALE_LOT x Fe : St, OX 8 ar “hours tt “Soe OWNER Tih 17th ste SALE - AN — IN MT. PLEASANT. Rae Vand with improvements oly eib,db0% ¢ proat cau br toade OSE" len 3 PE y SALE LOTS. LARGE AND SMALL. ON ALE sinets in Mount Finaeent ‘wad Cuutiia (outs Also, Meridian Hill Lota, BENS. F. DAVIN. tah30-Lm* i 3098, The. S20. 2d. peer aivthe Werke Rae 606 11th st. B VERAL BLOCKS OF GROUND LN iproxing ovction of the sity. tying vane ve end west of 17th at. N. HUYCK & 0o. 505 Pebnaylvania ave : MOST DESIRABLE Race oo : 100s PS ave. Jol SALE-NINE LOTS ONLY Two sytvanns From iron Fake tow ar the nt ‘ews Apnigto PuaNcrs avery. maeest LION wee OK SALE WE HAY! AL LOTS oN mouth ade of Rew Markaver briwene North coy toi and Late. weet gack20ni01.9%. Five siweilitane being erected on the adje Site aidecof the street. The ¢ a ot be grauted uy Congress. Prvacht pris Foc. equate foot. Oe Tart soak met ot ithe Sus bw SALMA BARG. IN SIX LOTS. NORTE Fc ieemat between 2oth st wid New ih shure ave. location the beat. with, sure rapad t Aiea “Baris, TAT Fh St, boiween F abd G16. 92 tect tre SIEIGERK & LIEBEKMAN, JOR SALE-LOTSGHOPE ISLAND AVE, DE: tween 14th and 13h win. uw Ou :he north side, ope Legh 23, frvi by 134, deep a0 mh24-16 (necond floor) LOK SALE—WE OFFER AT 4 BAKGAIN TRE following lots, to which we call the atteution of and P- 250 feet frout by 100 on Colisx st. me. one square roan, Northy Gal Atel, 173 fect front by 57,cor. 26 feet front by 97 87 feet frout by 115 on mhzim 1006 F at, vines $25 down and @10 er woutl welldocated buildin to ret Or av “ave ie Kline, “fani?-lm Kea PutLLAPs, tak ROR saLe— F AXN VILLA SITES. ROSSI AQUEDUCT FREE BKIDGE NOW OPEN The handsomest building wites around Washinton in any ® ONLY } TO 6 CENTS PER Poor. mb3-1m T. WH SYPHERD & Co., 1007 MONEY TO LOAN. TO LOAN 85000% REAL ESTAYE. £25,000 [mb30-3t) ExDONMENT, LIFE AND TONTINE Fu ought at hikhest cash prices. Low cpepceee st een eee SOW over tyier'e Buthartond Lao! | Fa AND DISCOUNTS. RICH & CO, BANKERS, mbht4-3m OS 15th etn |81 000, $10,000, eam FS > * eee, eae ee a PRAT MOET Bee thor AP. ute GREE 7 (000 AT FIVE ren cent on aectulty ThkR & RUTHI RE enw, EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT SAFE AS CS BuXDs. 6 PER CENT. PAYABLE QUAKTERLY, IN SUMS §100 TO #1000. SMALL PREMIUM CHARGED, THs. E. WAGGAMAN, ¥17 Fea #49,000-TO LOAN 10 18.000 ON REAL ESTATE. “500___(mi3) _ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Toa sy 15.000, €6,000, and #5,000 at 6 per cent iu wume to suit at 9 per cent. ‘113-3m WEALL. BROWN & co. Me ¥ LOANED ON STOUKs, BONDS, ALMY ‘Navy pay accounta, notes ahd otlies secur! ex w mb9-3m DEMPSEY. Broker. 1424 New York ave. ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES oF 1s terest amd Commisman. cu lea! Patats scrip HOLLAND & THOMPSON #111313 Pat, Adjoininwr Sun Buriding, OREY TO LOAN, IN LARGE ANU Malt. ‘on approved feal estate security: a: looeat Rates of thterete BoM. T LEIPOLD, 133i} stu Sa JMOSEY To LOAN GN UMS PRON e500 UP ward, at the lowest rates of interest atid cotniul® ious, ou approved real estate ju thie iy" OLEZMA: ko + ae $100,000 TO LOAN ON MARYLAND Farms and Country Mac lepueut GH. WHITE & Co. _ou BREN. Chailen at. saitimore, ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL bs TAT loderate commissions. No deiay. _8ud) GHO. W. LINKINS. cor Hand 19th sta, M°? EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AY Low- cent Maton, WASH'N DANENHOWER, ‘sp24 Successor to DANENHOWER & SON, L115 Pat COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. NOR RENT —AT FOREST GLEN—CHAPEL HILL 15 ‘rooms Turmahed, ‘eo! sharin stand water, Apply to oF address J) ct Forest Glen, Mad. cia Ok SALE—CALL OR SEND FOR NEW BULLET- ‘ta of Farm and y Pro ty SAMPBELL. mb30-3t* Boo 1010 Fie. {0K SALE FINE SITE POR CANN. is ue 33 crate daily: Pr. Mad 1425 Nes = rok BeNT— FAs DERING ON mac at Wasising os K.comtarnd cep tee an So, Se Care atop at tar every ho Fr Sdasry, Wooing and tubing. Thave sierat che ‘ad "Cia “Shantou anther thee. feeren uf iad. hots wi Toone, Eve portion, Mable we suratle for vane 3 fonds # SB Aw, mb28.60+ ‘Aienamitiny Va, ON ALL EASTER Goops. OUR GOODS ARE ALL NEW, NOVEL AND ORIGINAL, 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO. ‘Now Building, 514 9th st. nw., bet. Rand F. ‘HIGH CLASS MILLINERY, are in receipt of Novelties by every steamer through mh29 Mas M. J. Horr, 6 -f.m, w.3m ~ On USE OF KIX hooMs SALE OR RENT—HOU kom 1309 F ST. XN. W., Invites the LADIES to inspect her Stock of IM- PORTED MILLINERY. ‘The Latest Styles for LADIES, MISSES AND (CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND CANES CHILDREN. Personal attention given to orders, mh? 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