Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1888, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the % hours commencing at$ p.m. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela- wars, Virginia and North Carolina, warmer, threatening weather with rain, fresh to brisk Southwescerty winds, followed Friday by colder, fair weather and northwesterly winds, .¥rxa moved 2 F st, to. 527 10th st. 3 cons below F, we are now prepared Lo supply OUF customers with apy goods in the gent’s furnishing line. Shirts to order a specialty. Don't forget our new piace, 627 10th st. nw. Branch Baltunore Shirt Factory. Seasonaste Child Suits, Etseman Bros, 7th&E SeRIovs ALTERCATION may often be avot bya word of explanation. We are always ready’ to explain how it Is we can sell good goods at such Jow prices at Franc’s, cor. 7th and D. Seasoxastx Child Suits. Eiseman Bros, 7theE. Srammerics oF PorclaTion.—Weak and puny men, ‘and nervous bloodless women will never over: ate the world, but a few bottles of Scotch jaca Essence will place even such as these in such perfect vigor, health, and potency as to serve all natural healthy purposes of the kind, FUSSELL'S Ick CREA Puoros of the National Woman Suffrage Assoct- ‘ation can be procured at Rice’s new establishment, 7-19-25 Pennsylvania avenue, — fixe Portas. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa, ava Excourastxa Scccess—Owing to tho great pop wlarity ‘German in five Weeks’ course two new classes will begin Monday, at convenient hours by Prot. Haupt, Masonic Teinple, Kegister your haime this week.” ‘Smasonaste Child Sul A Banoarx.—Those 1 ats Eiseman Bros, 7th&E. Imported Tooth Brushes c. each, Worth double the money, ‘Mesrz’s Pharmacy, 1014 F street, ‘The ploneer of low prices, Cunw “Rosenfela’s Gem” Tobacea, Davts, 723 7th st., will make oue large crayon and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for Come and see them. fst SEASONABLE Child Suits Kiseman Bros, 7th&E, Cian Stone for sale, See Business Chances, For Free second-hand furniture, desks, pigeon- holes, counters, refrigerators, &c., &c., 911 9th street nortawest.. SasonaBe Child Suita, cITY AND DISTRICT. —— Condensed Locals. Amusements To-night. Axnavow’s.—“Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde.” giseman Bros., 7th&E, Panorama BUILDING.—“Battle of Shiloh.” Haxats’.—Henry Chanfrau in “Kit.” Kunnan's—“The Night Owls” Adead colored female infant was found by Officer Khodes last night on 7th-street road, op- postte the Schuetzen Park. In the Criminal Court yesterday, n the case of Henry Williams, allas Jas. Wilson, housebreaking, the defendant was called and recognizance for: felted. At a meeting of the Maryland Democratic Club last night Representative Townshend made an ‘The National Fencibles last night agreed that the command take part in the bridge celebration. A Bumber of active and honorary members were elected, ‘The trial of Lemuel Ogden, charged with a felonious assault upon Miss Catherine Fowler at Upper Mariboro’, Md., has been set for the 12th Inst, Yesterday Miss Fowler was before the grand Jury. See “Dredging” under special notices. Peter Harts, colored, was before Judge Snell to- day chat by Officer Breen with permitting dirt to drop ™m his cart in violation of the police regulations, He was fined $5 or five dayson the farm. A Disturbed Neighborhood. ‘To the Editor of Tae Evesixo Stam: As you are ever ready, in the interest of public order and decency, to publish the complaints of eittzens, I venture to call, through your columns, the attention of the proper authorities to a nuls- anceof which we, the residents of F street north- ‘West, between Ist and “2d, are the vietims. Every evening, about dusk, a gang of hoodlums congre- wate on the square, coming from no one knows Where as they do not live on the square, and by thetr outrageous behavior make Ife a butden for several hours without regard for property or re- spect for persons; they seem to care for not! Save creating a disturbance. With all due regal for the court, I think It is a mistaken mercy to let off offenders of this class with a simple reprimand ‘when, after infinite trouble, an officer succeeds in making an arrest. ‘This, in a great measure, ac- counts for the fact that policemen generally give ‘Uhem a wide berth. OF THE SUFFERERS. St. JomN’S OxPHANGE.—Miss Mary Clymer, Gaughter of the late Medical Director Clymer, of ‘the Navy, has donated $1,000 towards the “endow- ‘ment fund” of St. John’s P. E. orphanage. AN ALLEGED Fongray ON 4 Pension Cuscx.—The trial of Henry Pfeifer, arrested in this city several Weeks ago on the cuarge of forging an endorse- ment to a pension check, 's In. progress in the Vaited States District Court at Trenton, N. J. It ach ‘that in Pfeifer, representing him- Seif as John F. Cator, corresponded with the Pen= sion Office and’ received a check for $#20, due to Jobn F. Cator on a pension claim, aud that he fraudulently endorsed the name of’ Cator on it. “Phe check Was cashed at the Hudson County Na- Uonal Bank of Jersey City, and it appearing sub- ently that the money was not paid to the yt MAN a man named Jas. Brown, who had en- dorsed the check, had to pay It out of his own pocket. ‘The defense is that Pfeifer was not the Man at all who got the check. His two sisters, living In this city, vestified that he was here at the time it was clilmed he was in Jersey City. ae ‘Tue Last Biscnorr Coxcext.—On Friday eve- ing occurs the last Bischoff concert of the season. its principal feature will be an organ recital by Dr. He wilt be assisted by Mrs. Wiicox, ‘of New York, as vocalist pon lal Tae Pnorosey Wommx's INDUSTRtAL. Ixerrre- ‘Tox, Which was dese in yesterday's STAR, ‘Will not be a home for women, but will be for wo- men very much what the Young Men's Christian Unions ‘and Young Men's Christian Assoctations are for men. —_—___ MaxataGe LICENsES.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Lewis A.Whiting, of Richmond, Va.. and Alice L. of Henrico County, Va.; "D. W. Harbin and 1° Hammer; Thos M.'s. Sullivan and Catherine OBrien; Geo. Bancroft and Matilda Mapes; Fred Matney ‘and Auntie Lee; John Holmes and Frances Caster, eS Tur Porowac Cuvs Exxcriox.—The Potomac Boat Club, last evening. elected officers for the Year as follows: nt, A. H. Herr: vice presi- dent, S.A. Dougherty; recording’ secretary, O. P. Schihldt; financial secretary, W. E. Ofley;’ treas- urer, Dr. M. F. Finley; captain, C. A. Zappone; Mirst'deutenant, 1. A. Fischer; Second Heutenant, John Hadley Doyle; inembership committee, H. W. Elmer, W. 8. Parks. and A. B. Trescott; financ: committee, James A. Waist, J. Maury Dove and S. A ‘J; boat house committee, Capt. Zap- poae, Hakint Gadsby andl Ss. (ay Bovs Cuarcep wir Hotsenneaxrso.—Tuesday night Officers Weedon and Heller arrested two eoored Ht Soe Mitchell and Jos. Sommers, and locked them ‘tp, on a cha bousebreaking in the night time. It is that on the might of March “9 they went to the premises of W. L. Drury, No. 610 11th street northwest, and carried off ‘nineteen fancy pigeons Valued at $60. Yesterday, in the Police Court, the case Was continued until next week. —_ 78 Her HUSBAND ASSAULTED Hen.—Justice ‘Wilson on Tuesday issued a Warrant for the arrest of Charles Williams, colored, charged with assault- fog Eilza’ Williams, who ‘alleges that Monday night Williams, who she says is her husband, met Ler on the street and When he attempted to as. ‘sault her she ran. He thea fired two shots at her. ‘The police think that the Willams named in the Warrant bel bd Ce — ford, daughter of ex-Mayor Cra‘ in rest Washington Tuesday night. ‘The pistol taken from him had two empty cham! which the officers think were fred at his wite. Williams, M Crawford’s assallant, says that be ts not married and that he does not know Eliza Williams. ——! ‘Tae Parts Box Mancue—Of the attractions ‘hich give a charm to lady visitors to Europe, not Teast are those offerea by the brilliant shops the great cities and among these the celebrated Marché, of Paris, holds a first place. Here one ip @ certain sense, all the great city’s ele. ents of contemporan-cus life and movement, bolized tn the products of its taste and fancy, artistic skili and fertile Ingenuity in et At the Bon Marché you may find Will have the materiais at hand for & ic study Of it, while at the same time ‘promt by the unity of maki! purchases from the vast co ae grace of your private taste. “Tue hon Marche has iRise Geeta ts ere No wi oul who do Paris umits the Bon Marcne. = ne you want to realize the condos of stfany itmibe rea affairs durta ine wart Do you enjoy splendid tableaux scenes: Fee # Th Once and awhille are you ready for a good laugu? If yea, go to the Masonic Tempie some: this ‘You have no idea what an entertain. ment is there furnished—so far different from itthey nave repeated thetr visita, aad some Soproval and delight wo such an extent they a to such an extent they ha Guided to attend every evening. e: ‘Tum crrizexs of Washington have, di the three months Just passed, ordered over $1,000,000 of life insurance througn the agency of the Equtta- bie Life Assurance y in this city. The pop- ‘larity of tis reat company 1s certainly appre- @ H 8 Ny ba 1 THE COLUMBIAN ALUMNI, ‘They Eat a Good Dinner and Listen to Bright Speeches. ‘The Alumni of the Columbian University assem- died last night at Willard’s, to take a sort of post- graduate course—an attractive and Lberal course of oysters, salmon trout, spring lamb, terrapin and other toothsome dishes. This was the second annual dinner of the association, The attendance included oMcials of the university, members of the faculty, and graduates both of the academic department and of the professional schoots, The menu and table appointments fully sustained Mr. ‘Staples’ reputation, and were in keeping with the importance of the event. When the board was cleared the task of was greatly Mr. Win. Fr cing presided and . Win. F. Mat who. the ‘of the loss Poaceae Dy the death of its benefactor, Mi. We. W. Coreoraie ‘THE TOASTS. Dr. J.C. Welling, president of the untversity, Fesponded for the university. He said the fame of the institution was never so high as to-day, but much rematrfed to be ‘and much good was hoped for from the ‘of the alumni asso- ation, Major J. W. Powell responded for, the trustees, He complimented Dr, Welling’s administration, ‘saying the function of a trustee was a it one white Dr. Welling was at the head of the in- ada muc larger plant and. corps 6t teachers ad a mucl corps: then its money “basis or recorded plant Show. He referred to the splendid advantages ¢n- Joyed by the institution through its 1 in this cfty, having practically at ite command the reat public Ubraries and museums. Here was & large corps of men engaged in original re- vi the educational ashington, kad. brought. the University from the country into the city and enlisted ail tis body of men in the work of the university. Prof. S. P. Langley, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, spoke 'for the scientific school, ‘To students, he ‘said, selence had few re- wards for her votaries. ‘The whole field, however, was open to the student to-day, as It was to the first inan on the first day, Witat had been done 4m scieuce was as nothing as to what remained to e. Prof. 0. T. Mason res; for the academic department. “He spoke with of the tend ency of young men to take a short cut to the pro- fessions, entering the professional schools becore they had taid a sufficiently deep foundation. He believed, however, that young men were beginning to appreciate the advantages of the academic Ualning, and that there would be an increase in fe ay, responding ud ment, made a good speech and su ted 1t with a good story. He referred to the law de ment as the pride of the University, but admitted that the medical department was rapid strides inan endeavor to reach the stal ae tained by the law department. Prot. E. 'T. Fristoe, speaking for the medical de- partment, spoke in the course of his remarks of the addition to the department during the year of adenial school, and of the enlargement of the medical department building. ‘MR, WEBB ON THR DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. Commissioner Webb responded to a toast to the District of Columbia, The District, he regarded, as the most remarkable Iittle territory in thecoun- try. He did_not think our ancestors did agrander Uilng than they did when they set_aside this ter- titory to be the residence of the Government, and when they limited jurisdiction over it to Congress. He was one of those who thougnt it Unwise to meddle with the government they estab- lished. After referring to the various forms of government that have existed in the District, he Said he considered the present form provided the best municipal government ever devised tor community. The District had been an expet mental ground, where all kinds of governments had been tried, and_ now it was totry others. ‘The District was in itself a most import. ant part of the Government of the country, a tact which he did not think was Wed as ik should be. When the time came, at the outbreak of the war, that tried the Institutions of the coun- portance of the District was recognized. The city of Washington was lifted from the mud and mire and inade the most. splendid capital on the face of the earth, Here the frst ex ment of emancipation that led to the gei Uberation of slaves was tried. Now the country, both North and South, enjoyed of that ‘experiment, Men are coming here from all parts of the worid to bulid up and city because they can find here a government than anywhere else in hey had in this city as good, if not better, edu- cational instivutions than tn any other city. Was proud of the public schools, Referring ex-Superintendent who was present, ‘Webb spoke of him as the’man who was more re- sponsible than uny one else for the ex at had formerly characterized the here. He hoped to be able to carry out what, ‘Wilson had inaugurated. Brot, A. G, Wilkinson fellettously to the last regular toast, which was to the patrons the university. Dr. W. W. ‘and ex-Dis- trict Attorney Worthington made Drief and oright Tesponses to Impromptu toasts, ‘THE GENTLEMEN PRESENT. ‘The following-named gentlemen were present: ‘Wm. F. Mattingly, Dr. J. C. Welling, J. 0. Wilson, Prof. 8. P. Langley, Major J. W. Powell, Hon. Wm. B, Webb, Drs A. F. A. King, W. W. Godding, A. ¥ Patterson, Win. Lee, Eiuot er tcher, J.'H. Bryan, ’G. A. Acker, J. Curt Smithe, 'G. P. Fenwick, and C. W. Franzont, J. i Weed Corey, a. 8. Wort T. A. Lambert, Wm. A. DeCaindry, Geo. W. Praut, Jas. K. Reding- ton, Proiessors A. J. Hunt S.M. Shute, 0. T. Mason, Theo. Gill, W. C. Winiock, ET. Frigiee, AG. Wilkinson, H. L Hodgkins, ana J. H. Gore, Dr-b. K. Shute’ Dé. LL. FHearich, Mt. at Parker, E. B. Hay, C. H. Cragin, Wm. Tayloe Snyder, Jesse ‘H. Wilson, Fillmore Beall, Chapin Brown, Chas. R. Clowes, Dr. W. H. Se: Z. T. Carpenter, J. D. ‘Terrill, Geo. ‘W. Kein, E. Morris, T. W. Noyes, F. E. Camp, Prof. Edward Roome, 8. R. Chureb, and Drs B. G. Pool, J. R. Walton, Wm. E. Mandy, J- W- Dunn, W. B. Frencn, Eugee Good win, Douglas, Geo. L. Fox, and A. J. Hall, ———— Filling Up the Jury Lists, MANY ARE CALLED BUT FEW ARE WILLING TO SERVE. In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this morning, the ten names of those drawn yesterday to Mill the two vacancies in the petit juries were called. The following answered: Anton Everly, Adolf Cluss, J. R. Major, W. H. Baum, George F. Cunningham, J. B. Kendall, W. E. Clarke and Mur- ray Marbury. The following falied to answer: Harvey L. Page and Joseph Beardsley. The court asked If those present had excuses, and Mr. Mar- Dury said he would like to be excused, but hadn't ‘amy excuse to offer. Mr. Kendall said he would willingly serve, with the understanding that he ‘would be excused when the necessities of his bust- ness required it. ‘The others all asked to be ex- cused, some of them at least Ull they could arrange their usiness, The court Messrs. Ken- dail and Marbury and excused others, In Cireutt Court No. 2 there were three excused yesterday—J. A. Ki Wm. Hi and W. F. McAllister. ‘The ful to fill the Vacancies: Thomas Brown, W. I. Mar- Un and RB. Teaney. The first named was ac- cepted, the second ‘was excused and the third falied to answer. —— Why James Heany Wants a Diverce. BUSBAND IN AMERICA, WIFE IX IRELAND. James Heany has, by J.G. Bigelow, filed a bill for a divorce trom Mary Anny Heany. He states respondent In Ireland, and although their married Ue tere, was Bot a happy one he came here in january, earn @ comfortable Uving ihuself and tamiy, and has here earned mare te one day than he could earn there in an entire week. He states that he wrote to her of his perma- nent employment and good fortune and juested her to join him, and in alew months nad saved money enough to purchase a ticket for the ocean Voyage for ner, but she did not answer his letter. He states further that in October, 1886, ne re: turned to his old home with suMictent funds to bring ner over, but she refused to the United States, refused to. resutne Toa relations with him, and prevented him from. E elt entreaties to leave Ireiand for a better home, ‘says further that he has sent her money to join him, and she has positively refused to live With him.” He states that he returned here in September, 1886, here continuously since. He’ therefore Ther ‘with dew ‘and asks the divorce and the custody of the A Mipwicut Row.—This morning o’clock a row occurred at the corner of and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, between eral parties, which Was "a close broggnt, appearance of the police. Spectal OMmcer face frst 95 and made an arrest, i i i i I | rk if t : § ! | i I i 3 iG i = i fi he has some valuable In Burrville, a yee LS = Sper have of inte gone up, and others a: templated, Vere reside the Wev. Mr. Bell and the ‘Methodists, and the Rev. It. iy, though a non- ‘No doubt Benning is destined to be the site of the Union depot, when there is one, its ac- cessibility being. 50 tn its tavor.. “Mr. W. Sanders has 1ald off lots on Sheriff road at fair Mr. William Mayse has foreclosed eleven ‘on the same road and contemplates laying it in quarter-acre lots. It lies on the ratlroad and Mr. Voorhees rection of the needed ‘en ent of his present quarters. He and his wife Many years among the most trusted educators of the neighborhood. Dr. . Dean has, I learn, fourteen houses ready, of for occupancy, instead of the given in my last, A drug store and a resident physician is there being none nearer than four ‘the sick are liable to get well before one C Rea i ‘I ry 4 ue é g Et 3 i Stammering Cured. Prof. Aldrich will remain at the Hamilton House, 4th and K streets, until about the middie . However, those who destre instruction ‘treatment should make immediate application, or ts will be received after thé . Aldrich is the founder, and has Years principal of the celevrated in- ‘Cure of im} it Of speech, at 9 th street, New York. His method em- best points of the successful German h systems for the cure of stammering, ‘Vogether with effectual rules and exercises of own origin, Al the testimonials recently received two Delow: are pul ¢ (From the Hon. James First Au- itor of the H 4 Te Ha ? rt + i ‘treatment of nis son, 38, % Cummownrn. (From Prot. = Powell, Su IDI Schools.) ASHINGTON, D. C., April 2, 1888. A few days ago Mr. Aldrich brought to my office a young man was troubled with an tmpedi- ‘ment in his speech toa greater extent than any one I had ever seen. To-day I have seen the same young man, and find him able to read and con. Ferme with conddence, having, scarcely a trace of his old dimiculty. | He says ‘the words that were formerly the hardest for him are now ut- tered with ease, Mr. Aldrich has explained to Me. Ihave no doubt of its eMicacy im any similar case Piece or stuttering. . B, POWELL. Secon Orrexss Perit Lancexy.—In the Crim!- pA Boe , this morning, the second trial of iliams, alias Joba Simp. son, alias Thos. W. Spencer, on the churge of petit Tulel vas reoumed. "i bell Carrington for Was ir. Caml Ci the defendant, ‘The Courts, Cimcurr Court No. 1—Judge Hagner. ‘To-day, € Co, agt. Youngs, Ergood & op age beau ,, TOWles agt. Schiltz, Danagh agt. Wilson judgments by aetautt, laaeeiee cat bee Gergast; time exvended to amend declaration. on Cincurt Court, No. 2—Judge Merrick. ‘To-day, Litter agt. Paine; on trial. Equtry Covrt—Judge Cor. ‘To-day, Starr agt. Treakie; demurrer sustained; bin Wilson agt: Miller; appearance or. dered." Mc@@Wan agt. Vodery; do. United States agt. Howgate; reference to auditor orderea. Force Cocer—Judge Xnelt. 2 ‘Today, Richard Robinson, disorderiy conduct; Bos Grant Walker, do.; personal colored, violating regulatior $50r5 days,’ James Peterson, alas Henry Smith, Gruelty.to animals; $5 or 15 days. ‘Thaddeus Fields, indecent exposure; $5 or 15 days, Herman Deiker, obstructing pounumaster; $5 or 7 days, Killeen, cruelty to animals; $5, appeal George Creamer, profanity; $5 or 7 days. ‘The Fisheries Treaty. ‘MR. CHAMBERLAIN THINKS THR VAST MAJORITY OF AMERICANS FAVOR IT. At a meeting of the Peace Afbitration Union in London last night Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, refer- ring tothe fisheries treaty, said the arrangement ‘was founded, not upon triumphs or sacrifices, but upon reasonable mutual concessions, The only merit he personally could claim, the only qualif- cation he had for being entrusted with the com. mission was the strong ndash} always envervained for America, If the result ot tBe neyoujations were submitted to the ‘themselvés it would be accepted by a vast ‘secured a formal jor- ity. At all events they had record Of ‘the opinions of, the tures guvernments con had obtained disinterested represen- ations which tended toward a final settlement of ‘Uhe question, Ror Buuxe Powom. Assovurzrr Pose ‘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, Borat Baxixa PowDER Co, 106 Wall st., Ns “Fi Aso Fiz Berwerx- ‘Pleasant days, like honest folks, ‘Are few and far between. Baresing, like new minstrel jokes, Arefew and far between, Palbelggans are the proper thing wadergarments for the spring; ‘Better goods than those we sing, ‘Age tow and far between. ‘MEWS BALBRIGGAN UNDERGARMENTS, 750. EACH FOR PLAIN, AND $1 FOR FAST COLOR STRIPES. 4 Suspenders that will never break Are few and far between; And new styles that are sure to take Are few and far between. But w@ve lot—the very best ‘That ever hid behind s vest; And better lings (that is the test) ‘Are few and far between. A LOT OF IMPORTED HYGEIA BRACES, AT 20 ORNTS A PAIE; ORIGINAL PRICE, 50 CENTS, TRUNKS ARNESS fi ‘3 eee: il an ut ipper King street, but for many years has been ablnvalla’ at. the infirmary.——Alexandria gies inning to learn cigar and cheroot- .——The movement of Washingtonians to Alexandria as a place of residence 1s not great, but too etki and four or five houses have been taken here within the last two weeks by Washington- 1 Digestii nutrient and aids digestion. Cali . Fe r. pogiitornia Tickets, J F, Milnor, B. £ 0. “Royal Gine” mends China, Glass Wood,£c, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning ‘and delivered in 3 Ib. “Ward” ts, 4c. per 1b. Also, Cottage Cheese and buttermilk; sweet Milk Se. per quart. cis SALE. STO! ‘Park FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ ENTS Sy ap: i _BKICK, 14TH ST. OSralnn a i T—NEARLY NEW BROWN ‘Connecticut ave., near N st: price, between Conneticut a4 +3 2 Bees asl SESERE will be made by the new cannery.—At the last meeting of Mec! B ton No. 2 was loaned at 25.—Mr. Berry Hes at lus home on West Duke strect ‘and near death. A Goon Arrenr: Fe REST 201 ST. NES BAY WINDOW BRICK Is essential to good health, and at this season it is often BO cor aaah inqeie of 8 Do ee ee | ck fi Joat, owing to the poverty or impurity of the blood ik coh Seales sooedaimieamebaideca | = i sell low. Hermut vs ipect cast and’ the weakeuing effect of the changing season, | HOR RENT FUR qn MENT EWS TW fated only from W. RILEY Dia iki, 110 F at ‘Hood's Sarsapaniila isa wonderful medicine for creat: | ises after 4:30 p. i. Fike ies, ‘S003 ‘ned — we ing an appetite, toning the digestion, and giving ‘T_NEW ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK. EAST | 209; all od PGE, GALE — THREE FOUR-NOGM — wuCK strength to the whole system. Now is the timeto | E'front. uotchwest, $60 New tore and dweiing, bo kon tone = | month: sovd net 10 percent inveceente, S20 PF take it. Borthwest, $80. 7-room olians, Galtncrsbuse, $10. 0 Fg THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING. | | Also ‘two Lots ou Counecticut av “ : 1 _immst ear Hood's Sarsaparito isthe best motive th, $40. STALEY & HILL, 624° 14th st | room, pantry apd wash rooms. “Apply 103.0. 4 Jade | OU Lee OH er eae omer Dealee Tover used. Last spring Thad no appetite, and the : SE EROS eid Wats, 1045 B20 ot imb2s-10t "| aps-4e 2 “Cor. Lath and W ete. a es I Lee ENT—HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE | ————— = == | Foor sALe-TuREE-STORY. »: M BRIG fe Hood's Sarsaparilla. and soon I feltasit I could | Hnreo-story brick dwenig, frouting nent wid MONEY TO LOAN House ou L stu w, between Iothana Mths al | do as much in a day as Thad formerly done in a week. | overlooking Capitol grounds: 'S rooms, 2 bath rooms, | _ aes ss 5 modern improvements: ju, periect repair, price omy | My appetite 1s voracious.” Mus. M. V. BAYamp, At- ge LEE & RUTHERFORD, 13077 mt. nw. | Se SOME MONET TU LOAN PW POLE | OOO, STMIONE w LIRMERMANI 1005 Fee lantie City, N. J. = ae W iiocis'cu satiatartory real entacetns ch 7 HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all Drugwists. 1: six for 8 Prepared only by ©. I. HOOD & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Dowr Pay Oxe Dotan A Yano For LADIES' BROAD CLOTH: our cash price is only 7 y¢-; pure woolone yardand s half wide, GOBELIN BLGE TERRA CoTTa, TAN, OX’ BLOOD AND Don't bay 12¥4c. for BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, our cash price is 9: Don't pay 50c. for HENRIETTAS, the new style dress. our cash price is 48c.; pure wool, wide, double width, OX BLOOD, GOBELIN BLUE, TERRA OUTTA, TAN AND BLACK. Don’t pay 10c. for the best yard-wide COTTON, our cash price is 8 ic. i Wage, trying to, sell the cheapest dry goods in ‘Cash Customers will select oxe of the following ite if they buy $o or over: A pair of Silk Em- ‘Corsets, worth 75c,, pair of Damask ‘Towels, 61; Half Dozen Damask Napitins. 700. CARTERS. MARKET SPACE, NEAR BOSTON VARIETY STORE. Don't pay 75c. for BLACK SURAH SILKS, our cash Price is FANCY SILKS. 37%, 40, 45, and 50c. BLACK AND COLORED ‘SILKS, at real cost to reducs our immense stock. CREAM ALBATROSS, extra-wide double width, pure wool, 37%. id FRENCH SERGE, double width; pure wool, 37. TRICO CLOTH pure wool, double width, 37}. Cash Customers will select oxE_ of the follo ta if they buy 810 oF over: Handsome. Bri It. worth $1.50: one Dozen Dawask Ni 1.50. ; Two pairs Damask Towels, worth $2. ml Exemaros Or Pazrsensar. GRAND SPECIAL SALE or MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, KEEP MANUFACTURING CO., 457 SEVENTH ST. N. W. READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER: OFFICE OF KEEP MANUFACTURING CO., New Yorx, March 27, 1888. To 0. P. BURDETTE, Agent Keep Manufacturing Co., Washington, D. C.: As you are aware Mess, Anathan and Oppenheimer Tetire from our firm July 15, 1888, withdrawing their entire interest in cash. Inorder to raise this large amount due them, it will be necessary to reduce the ‘stock regardless of any sscrifice that must be made in regard to prices, You will therefore make such con- cessions tothe peovleof your city as will insure » ‘speedy sale of the stock. Very truly KEEP MANUFACTURING CO. In obedience to the instructions contained in the above letter, I will commence on MONDAY MORN- ING, APRIL 2,a Grard Special Sale of my entire stock of Keep’s Shirts and Fine Furnishing Goods, especially manufactured and imported for this season's EVERYTHING WILL BE SACRIFICED FOR CASH ONLY. ‘This sale, occurring as it does Just at the opening of the season. when every gentleman will require a fresh supply of Furnishings for the Spring and Summer, it will occur to ever youe that it isarare chance to re- plenish their wardrobes with seasonable goods at the following extraordinary prices. I quote as follows: KEEPS SHIRTS. C.C. Brand, 1.900 Linen, Gc. ; regular price 750. K. Brand. 2.000 Linen, 87 5c. ; regular price $1. KK. Brand, 2,100 Linen, $1.07; regular price $1.25 KEEPS K. K. K. BRAND COLLARS AND CUFFS. Collars, best 4-ply, latest styles, 6 for G5c.; regular price 90c. Cuffs, best 4-ply, latest styles, 6 pair for $1.25; regu- Jar price $1.50. ‘No less than six Collars and six pair of Cuffs sold at these prices. COLORED SHIRTS—FRENCH PERCALE. ‘Two Collars and one pair Cuffs in neat stripes and figures, $1.19; regular price $1.50. MEN'S HOSIERY. Best British Half-Hose, at 19. ; regular price, 25c. French Balbriggan, Half-Hose, at 21c.; regular price, 30e. French Lisle, Black and Colored, at 35c.; regular price, 50c. 9) 9919) mh26-1m "3 WO! mouth, F JOR REN’ ap4-3t ROR REN xT all mod. imps. ; garsand hertics Hat. n.w, 12r. 2. Sth st. n. Pa. a front store 0 for rear store. Store aud dwelling, 43 2 at. n.w..61 68 La, it robe, and YOuwand L RNWELL, 1412 V's. ave 02 21st wt, Lr_m.1.03.80 14 60.6: For fail list call at ofice for bulletin and 15 fe ‘THOS. aw, TOR atu.W.,store & Sr. mi ave., near K st.: 1 Tous, sanitary, plumbici, all m. ito peivate, fazuly RENT_941 1, sf. ENT—A VERY DESIRABLE COR. HOUS! 19 rooms aud bath; newly papered; ll inod, sum Southeast corner 5th and \ ES ‘Tyler & Rutherford, 1307 # \OR RENT—1819 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,TWO- story Frame, six rooms, $12. 8 n.w.: cent gi RK HT, LEIPOLD, 31 F st. n. w. ‘uext to Aloaugh's 9 BST. 8. E, 8. 2003 ‘first class conilition r..$100 31 WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsyivaniaave. nw. OK HOUSE: Tr ‘within one: apes 1207 Ait st ni i or. $142 Ist. u.w., Ors. ‘7 aud Stable rear 460 © LW, WW Lenox Bi Portion of the, pro rty insu RMS’ rooms, puntries, to inspect apply to KH. T. LI water: sts. hw. TE 10 rooms, only #44 STOCKS, BONDS, AMY ri] M id Navy pay accounts, notes and other securi- | # | thes, W.H. DEMPSEY, 3 are dire K. ML MORII- SW. h aad Bey. 46-15 Bk) W p3-3t 0. only $23 Apply to desire to invest this at once in blocks of apt-ot $1,000, spel 1 8200, 81.500, "92,000, 92.5 od real estate security, Large anunte « THLE Sor see OK. NT, LiFE AND TONTINE POLICIES at highest cash prices. Loans nowotiated i LLo3s 4x0 Disco! TS. RICH & CO, BANKERS, 613 15th st. mw. mb24-3m_ EAL ESTATE IN SAFI ESTMEN ASU. 8. BONDS, "HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 Pat, Le M' LOAN IN SUMS FROM @500 UP. ward, at the lowest rates of interest and commis | sious, on approved real estate in this cxy % 0. HOLTZMAN, 216 _ Corner 10th aud Fats. aw, TO LOAN ON MARYLAND ‘Farms aud Country Places. Gents WHITE & Co. i is ‘Cha waltimore. | NEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE | SECURITY. | “ Moderate commissions. = 4ug0 GEO. W. LIN! [ge es al rates, on " estate security. HITCH, FOX & BOWS. 1427 Peunsyivania sve. MOSEX 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRS: class securities, at lowest rates of interest, Gelay where the security 1s wood. mb30 KEN COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FORREST —SIX-ROOM HOUSE, THREE MIN | AY utes trom station. 1 | House cd 1s HIN. is i ‘Ot SALE_FIFTY ACRES OF LAND 10 MI from Washington, ‘Ts auiles frou, Beltevilie, wiles from Brancuvilf,on B&O, Wek. eight room frame. dowel houses, hish abd ‘healthy price #1500. W.'W. HALL 458 Feu a ANTED—TO PURCHASE. ON TIME, FROM ‘ive to fifteen acres iahid, partly wooded, bounded by Falls Church, ‘Carlin Springs, and free. bridune State location, price, aud terms GROGER, Star office aera: KENT WITH PRIVILEGE OF BUYING, of all tabling, ‘poutey-hotse; truite in Sh of F poultry house, fruit 5 kinds; one-quarter mile from depot. WM. H. MAIN, St. Charles Hotel, mb3i-r 150 acresof land adjoining the village of Glendale on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. Splendid Tailrvad facilities. ‘This land is susceptible of subdivi- sion and presents ood opportunities, for Derby Ribbed, Cotton, Mode Shades, at 35c.; regular price, ~ Fancy striped Cotton, at 25c.; regular price, 35c. cellar; very best modern improvement feo aigeenon pe Plain snd Fancy Lisle Thread, at 48c,; regular price, | 2° rs andahs, stone cellar, and lance cistern: living spring 60c. jie RENT- ats NEW eee ‘ ak = ae ‘ere ee ye aeons Derby Ribbed Balbriggan, at 25c.: regular price, 35e. | 21 teen rooms: comp! every respect; leundey, | {ns orchard, and, splendid garden spot capital place 100 Dozen Fancy Striped’ Half-Hose, at 3oc.; regular | B80 &e.; 4 SUS ante os Walk from station. Call or eddie ar eee Price, 50c. UNDERWEAR Keep’s K. K. Jean Drawers. Reinforced, 44c. ; regular Price, 50c. Keep’s K. K. K. Jean Drawers, Reinforced, 60c. ; regu- lar price, 75c. Finest India Gauze Shirts, 44c.; rogular price, 50c. | $0? 12 Summer Merino Shirts, 60c.; regular price, 75c. 1746 Nut ‘Medium Weight Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers, ¢1 | 707 Ist. n.. regular price, $1.25. out Meaium Weight Star Brand Shirte and Drawers, 81.50 | 1741 ¥ at each; worth from $1.60 to $2.0. 27 P et ‘Medium Weight, Extra Fine White Shirts and Draw- | $26 C stn. ers, 83e, ; regular price, $1. One case French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, our ‘own importation, equal to Silk, only $1 each piece, up to size 44 Shirts and 40 Drawers; Extra large size, $1.25 each: regular price $1.50. One case English Balbriggan Shirts, self fronts, bound necks, regular made cuffs, at 33c. ; regular price, 450. KEEPS K. K. K. CUSTOM NIGHT SHIRTS. 90c.; Collars, $1.04: regular price $1.15. ‘Cambric Night Shirts, 98c.; regular price, $115. One lot Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts, regular price 91.25 and $1.60; all goat $1 each. ‘SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, = ap2-6t roe BRR OR RENT-BY B. e 1417 Fat, HOLTZMAN, 96 Fenton PL. ne.Gr.13.89 | #, {3 teat on Baltimore and hy Oth Ht en Ors, steam $1004 Montgomery County, Mt front: 3 bbbbesee 20 Doren C.B, H.8, Handkerchiefs, at 100. each; regu- lar price, 15¢. 20 Dozen C.B. ¥.8, Handkerchiefs, at Ue. eachi; regu- lar price, 25c. 25 Doren O.B. H.8. Handkerchiefs, at 5c. each; regular price. 50c. Ask to see Bargains in Silk Handkerchiefs. oa et i WARNER ® CO. apa-3t_ 916 Fat. ‘OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT HERN- address— ‘GEO, D. SIDMAN, ‘Herndon, IR SALE—“SUNNYSIDE,” BEAUTIFUL ¢ - hio Kail aoe ol 20) scree, Sngly cultivated around ings: pervplersiee’ sation, ‘Taree reumpustion ia: : tio . 4 Guirg of J. i. THOMPSON, 1425 New York ave, ap3-6r RADO FARM FOR SALE. are authorized to sell one of the best Farms in Im the highest state st cultivation; Sue inaporemsentes farm in grasa; well fertilized aud w fared: producing excellent crops: in euppurting one bead ik the year round. 4 ‘Situated on the 7th-st. pike, 8 miles from Washing- 36 mile from For ew Station, on the Metro- itan Branch B. 7,80 trains per day; 17 min- Utes from Washington to Forest Glen. ‘This 1s a fine opportunity for any gentleman who de- sirens fine country seat,as well as a farns that will pay ‘NECKWEAR. 100 Dozen New Teck, Four-in-Hand and Wind- ‘sor Scarfs, all to be included in this sale. Besutiful ‘RENT—THI with store, 115 nw ‘Teck Scarfs, at 19c. 20 Dosen allailk Windsor at 330 ; regular price, Genuine Guyot Suspenders, regular price, 50¢. Our Suspender Stock is large; prices, 23, 25, 35,45 ‘and up, all at Cut Prices. JEWELRY. ‘Scarf Pins, Studs, Cuff Buttons, &., all at way-down Cut Prices, is 1200 F ST. B. Ww. Invites the LADIES to inapect her Stock of IM- | | &c. Two tenant The E wit ty Tents work-horsou isty bead of Jersey and Tar and atte: x cowsof the best strains Will be Teasonable =z 3 ice. | and favorable terms if sold before the firet day-of Mag, | vals = Se aor crema $0 oflice. as the owner desires to go Foor ¢ ‘Of cost to the owner, — mh27-tu,thw ‘RO, HOLTZMAN, 10th and Feta. n.w. Foe Sue AT CEN ATE 162234 19) 942. ; 1405 rae Bets imn* ‘J2OR RENT—7-ROOM HOUSE AND STABLE, NEW, ‘SALE, at.) Me. Plensant. Apply to ANNIE HAKDUN, | Fert sornerurané and Pine sta, Me Plessane mbsi-oee | and heobe: aw. rz 1 eT illic Bie Wesine ae tani.g 88 acres; house with seven | Soe ve |% SRBC eb 3 Rit ats, northwest. ny Brick 87.000 a eeEst, a + ae : We hiave $7.00 to loan fot two years R SALE—A ACO per cent on first-clues security $1,300 cash. $1.00 HOLL & and $2,000 on Tone Press brick, 18 toot frnt, eight no poder Luprovements, in inost excl: )." $3,000, | Tie . to loan on real estate. Charzes moderate, No delay. | Simca t= Of ™ j Ot E. A. MCINTIKE, O18 F st. 2, <a 2) TO LOAN AT FIVE PEL CENT ON AP- Mt, Pie tor; | grates; Georgia pive flooring and wainscotted pon same at reasonable terms. Apply M. H. ACHE- | Venie: a BON. over vier & Rutherford, 1907 F ee migetas | SoqUUs Raum boetood #5, round: improved by Sontaining 82 ream. Siew of. the Potomac unmrpassed. ‘Street ears Will pans the dour’ apse {OR SALE_OOZY FIVE ‘0. bear Cars and herdic: me-half cash: rents for $10. Apply to — LOAN 115.000, 3,000, and 85,000 cent; | fent for $15 hb: Sb arsine to wut ut b eeeeme. tO PT eae eS Sin iM SBEALI. BROWN & 00. | tay 10, ap4-3t* JOR SALI this brautifal VOR SALE_FIVE modern brick house on Vermon! asa whole, to wake 10 ‘ought siugly for 83 i eluly for 83, == oR SALE— Aliew house at Mt. Pleasant, seven rooms, attic And cellar, with stable. “Lot 00x purchaser will go cheap. ape: A GREAT BARGAIN 72 Dwelliug and Store, i 000 HOUSE FOR 84,300, papered throughout and attic: 10 rooms: Address LOVELY HOME, Star office. iB 10 rooms: all improvements; south front. oper: OR SALE —TWO NEW FIVE-ROO bouses on Hist ae: price for born, #2 00 Tow unsold jashingtou for the money. moderu improvements; coutains eleven rooms, atit. #10, Wak SALE_A WERY | S. HUCK & CO., 1505 Feunsyivania ave. BRICK. WYLIE ST. N. AKDING & wATEOS, 008 11th st. x Waters pants. $8,500. "Si peat C “aT Ra EW REST DENCE. on H st-bear 16th: 10 rooms aod batt allt: Bhished thivachout in at Ee ies rea tte ae gee me nd tiling price _apo-St. STEIGEH & LIEMEEM W. RILE 0 im monthly pay time as desired at 6 sad respect. .” Address, THI a 4t-thiee Lan AND BEAUTIFUL HOME lange ro 600, 5 apd se price, 30: oR SALE—BAY WINDOW BRICK, 905 U. ST; io a" tine “double brick Mas alt tnodern st ; erected in ISS6. balamce ‘mouthiy REPETTI, S28 Pa. ave. ae, BOYER," dhs stow. 0 R ST. THE Last HOUSE IN The best house im Brow EK & CO, 916 F st iw ‘cent inves SSB WINER 395 Fat. & CO. BH. WARNER ou JOR : Bente tor OHDAN. 1417 F {OR SALE—HOUSES, 1301 Kstn.w..b hh. rt ea $36, ONE OF THOSE DESIRABLE Ebomes on 26th street. near Pa. a rooms abd bath: ail inodern Yard, wrth alley i fear. "Price, om easy ters Ou' 12th street, between B aud C streets southwest, bay -window, Ai ECE ivents two-story, brick, # rooms, all modern hip: MO*XE O42S* nares of wwrenest Seg See iT LOWEST Ra’ x y iull” particuls ‘ON KEAL ESTATE SECURIT! offices of WESCUTT & WILCOX, 1 ‘THOS. J. FISHER & Co., ab tst Bord Ee ____sAsa Fetnw. | 750 saig—rr ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAI We Free’ thie new six-room houses, with bath and a i Es eae "ail papered, under rent to good tenant. will pay WASH'N “DANENHOWER, 20 per cent on investment. Price @t4:200 Yor three. ap24 Successor to DANESHOWEL & SON, 1115 Fst | MCLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1225 F street apt 500. 4 new brick Lot 24x75 ft ‘OR BALE—TWO BEAUTIFTL NEW HOUSES ON if sold. at once will go at Bh, WARNER & Co. O16 Fst. nw. im the northwest. Price from easy terms. Stop paying rent fonts Seat 15th st Biton . near 16th st. a ” STEIGER & OWNER, Star x of ‘dwelling. ronvenicuces, Peau Boe ust. only payments; @ front: all Look sold | net, oF ca be ABLE DWELLING juge on French st.n.w., between Sth and 10th vod nrighborboo! ‘LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, to an ianimediate | jeweuts. good 400. To parue ments, I tn om H st and FOR 8. JOR SAL situated ews; mati 10, Star offic JOR SAL pound with b nd Ty included. ihewe are once Leguorn, pt” ap tool 7pm. Bi order wil dress Box arrived. Fuarantee. 1 thes, cots, 1 JOR SALI are some of brie Teseuted or ¥i Y able: horses haw Ou, jorses ; also, 2 | are some of | chy. Fe mh30-16 Fess | BD tosas ot factured JAS KPI ington, cor. clean, liv Below cost. quires no. order. apt JRor EE pri view of w apd-im ‘roome Inner rhea from by 13; pat ‘nces, s ouly seventeen minut t Prettiest abd tmost rap dl northeast. pronounced by pur: heasest tucky saddle ments of $10 per moth. Handsom & fine lanre-size Uj h tone, for oul Pek At ATARI gia | style dri po = _ eee % ok SALE BAY MARE, BELONGING to Col. “lisius: sound and gentle: #uitab Indy to drive, Inquice at Foksaeesuny class Theodolite. Can be seen at 26 I st. iu.w. JOR SALE—CHEAP—A MILLER SAFE JOR SALE—THIRTY Bi weil-bred blac JOK SALE ope Nieto che Brouhane carrie Will be sold cheap at LEADING city, weighing trom twelve P ude, ages ranging from | GEL x QUIGLEY, in rear of 935 De JOK SALE — JUST AKKIVED FROM ROCKING mares, satisfactory trim teed ax represented. 5 weighing from. in Bve to runded. Strrigen, bunnies and by “the Grlebrated Columban. SOc. a Ib; all orders and second-hand traveling trai jot single and doutle ROK SALE—OVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGL Varnished and painted wagons, carpenter's, and feed wagons on monthly payments or cash. RoR BaLe— bo logs of time | no handli; and price list. D. BALLAU _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Fe SALE—UF SOLD BY MAY 1 aT BARGAIN)— 'T—A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME. doabie land, stable. and carriage-house ing of purest water: within 1 miles and im ful ‘ills city; #25 per mouth. <i INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE. bes Wve several beautifully located suitable for subdiviai feuded, t Ba ‘Tear deep to pabite alley. Dery eee THOS. J. FISHER & Co. meek: 6 ON SMALL CANH PAYMENTS AND ymetite at caah acekine nice Me feet ride from iy improv asers the ‘ever offered in Wash W. R BURFORD, 1422 N.Y! avewne, ALE — MISCELLANEOUS E—FIRST.CLASS PROVISION 87 iu the northwest, doing exoallent jactory reasons for welling, Address boa, EAPPOWEEPUL KEN Horse, 10 years old, carrie. Lin ly owner wole sbrosd. oF would uot j art inguire 1266 N. H. ave, apo EVERY ae Fk ME QUST ARRIVED, ONE CAKLOAD oF Motees aud < Niles aunong thet owe wat: t- ome Bashaw horse, can trot i 2 be borer, stande 1’ bende. telauce goed Mdrivers” "The public are invited to" call WEICHT, ALBAUGH & Cc ‘son House Stables, cor. 7th apd Pasta a S6-INCH HUMBER BICYCLE, Low condition; cheap for cash.” Apply and examine our stock. or will sell tor (Wo wrand Langaina, and should be seen ef THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _apd 422 Oth pt. F A PHS T-CLARS IMPROV ED A beeooot gate cota doaiion locke with el 91, Star office. ope 9 apt oe © WHT E owls five hens and one are thoroughbred and extra five birds. 133 C sta. -AT GHEEN'S STABLES ( © high-bred Horses, Just from, be, cme suitable for famiuy purposes, the other for ING INSTRUMENT.A FIRST: Rok SALE-PIANOS AT BARGAINS OWE FINE Second-hand Square, @185; Square, #10, Up- Ticht, pearly new, €200. Fine Upricht. # tue pianos forrent. HUGO WOKCH & CO. & | SeemerEeewe Agee. {OK SALE CHEAP—A BESTON HUMBER TAN- mm Tricycle, in splendid condithin, with lamp, ‘andy Tometer, Coat od 30. Call betw 12th at. nw. combination lock. For ‘Star ofice mb 1-60" ¥ HEAD OF HORSES, Just wo rood couye horeen, 16 ‘bands high “Ail Lureos sold ons stn.w HUGH OUIGLED mn: SE LANDAULETTE bY ROGERS, Brewster. one extension ‘belo ‘from K, 4058 0: H st. nw. a JUST ARRIVED—FORTY TWO HEAD of Horses from Aucusta County, Va. Among them the best Dratt Horses Sought to tate arteen hundred, ‘rons sive torueht youre. aid 2 hommes warren tones Refunded Real SORN Santon: ary HEAP LER, ENGIN: Toneend'e ueasube ee a ire ot MES MALZS ‘Grant, St, Mi BENS. F. DAVIS, 1319 Fat. whS0'6r" OK SALEJUST AKKIVED, 25 FINE DRAPY aud @riving horses trom Virginia: prices reason warranted tobe as ted. BCHILE- a mw mune . Va, 40 head of choice Griving and draft “pried cart horwes and farm wen and ail mock 4 jos in rear of G12 Cet and WM. YATES, Prop. ARRIVED, FORTY-TWO HAD Avwguste County, Va. Among them draft horees ever brought to thie 200 Tie 1,400 porte. ages it years old. and prices from All horses warranted as repros ated of JOHN FIMMORS Proprietor. DOC GAKGES, Manawer, S11 i2th eto JUST RECEIVED — THREE the ae AK 23S ES itowateee DOK SALE BED FRATHERS, 5c. Li. NEW. e vioked: the best for ihe tomo promptly te Se A POUND, ot prices. Orders ty wall eat “ ail an ACsbier SEtTZ, Gas Goons liveret. 4 WW on exhibition at GEYEK'S, 406 Pa ave, : Phartous, aoctors” abd other Bug if Fawlly Carriage EVER, 406 Pave. mbl> VERY CHEAP —LOT SHOPWORN har Thorwo ‘olaniet, robes BECKER'S, 1345 Pa ave. mh) 71am COOK, 3205 Met. Georgetown, abl T-dan Foi, PALE-CANAnINN, | PaitioTs, “Common aud Fy pares for batching of com ae ee ibs bind Sore mbie-im= ‘317 Pb ot aw, E “OTTO” GAS ENGINE boiler avoids all expepaive at o ha oc fink Bowe tor reuiae A nice Gountry-sest of 10 scree, improved by « ube cotage cf eleven footie, With il mera tne Provements. well “of water, wi au furnishes bouse and ali outouisdings water, all kinds of fruit; improvements 4. T, DYER, 600 12: st. nw. ‘¥-room aud atti: dwelling, 4 A. PHILLIPS, 1419 New York ave, jeces of ro ‘hear the city, ou aventUes ex= 26 to SOU acres, which | offer a& ie, ALE ey, COOL AND al a“