Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1888, Page 6

f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. FRIDAY. , es 6, 18 88—SIX PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the % hours commencing at’. ™. | THE PROCESSION WILL NOT CROSS THE BRIDGR—WHY For the District of Cotumbia, Virginia, Mary-| THs PROGRAM WAS CHANGED—THE WORK OF DEC- land. Delaware, Eastern Pennsyivania, and New| oxsriow BgGUN—THE PIREWORES. Jersey, decidedly colder, tair weather, Drisk to igh a dortuwesteriy winds, diminisuing im force @04) ssthe time for the celebration of the opening of Veeting to not Ay, With & OS Ware. the free bridge draws near the enthusiasm of the Aldrich wil! remain | entire population here increases, ‘The great desire Ce of those connected with this is to make It a mem- ‘a and treatment should | Orable event in the annals of West Washington. Weation, as BO pupils or | Members of the working committee met Col. Car- ed after the 14th of April. | penter, commanding officer of cavalry at Fort is che Cound, nd as eeccieuve fer | M¥€F, an@ the marshal, Mr. Austin Herr, last night ae a ae at the usual placeof meeting. Col. Carpenter sug- kested that, on account of the limited space near the approach to the bridge on the Virginia side, STanernr Iton House, ears t Bee cule of tmp-diments of speech, at 0 West 14th His method embraces the best street, New York py erman and French sys- ints Of the succe-sful “us for the cure of stammering, together with | tne effectual rules and exercises of his own origin. bridge ag marchi brah agence athena gr ae tue — recently received two ‘there a — + = ate published below Roepe. ; Permit of (Pom the aes Q. Chenoweth, First Au-| tia tne ee Boor means ine itor of the Treasury.) $j Re groana, world m than ‘likely be in WasiixaTos, D. C., April 2, 1888 | png ohne . a z Jam welt acquainted with’ Mr, J. F- Holmes 1. Suggestion was adopted, and concluded s under the care of Prof. Aldrich nearly | tBat the procession proceed from Ser Seeks Paso hal ira 2,2 | fle along ot sret fo Fotoae aveaucto se and from that point the Original route will be Observed. Col. Carpenter 1s somewhat enthused over the celebration, and he brought with him a iagram of the route, which was of service to the ‘was thorough and permanent, as! am to-day in Fecetpt of a communication frou bis father stat that his soa is entirely free from his old trouble. Mr. Holmes aks in the highest terms of Mr. ‘committee and the 1: aa Sie lewae a ‘Md BE Greatineat ois 2cwexowern, | the bridge to mect the Virginia delegation Uy milf {rom Prot. W.B. Powell, Supt. Pubits Senools | 44°F and other bodies having been al it ‘Was decided that committee of citizens be olnted whose duty it will be to meet the Virginia legation, and then escort them to the reviewing Stand, Where the addresses will be made. PROCESSION NOTES. During the address of welcome a detachment of the artillery will proceed to the knoll, near the Virginia approach of the bridge, and from that Potut fire salutes, after which they will return to thelr place in the line of march. No program has yet been formed, but the arullery will head the line of the military, with the cavalry following. ‘There are now fully elght or nine Independent companies invitations to participate, as have also two bat tations. ‘The latest acceptances of invitations to partici- te are those of the Washingtou Light Infantry, Wormicy: Zouaves, Capt, Win Neali, the Veveran Fireman’s Association of the District, Who Will, 1% 4s understood, send to Baltimore for ab old hand- engine, which ts to be drawn by them. The Poto- mac Boat Club will also turn out. At least three fire engines and one truck of the District fire departinent will be in the line of march, * Mr. Maurice Cropley, of the trades display com- mittee, 13 under the Imipres@ion that no less than 300 wagons will be in line. “Instead of the wagons forming on Potomac and Prospect avenues they will form in line on the canal road, near the bridge. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. Mr. Leitch, of the gas company, says that the Dridge will be lighted as soon as official orders W asursaTos, D.C: Apri 2 1888 few days ago Mr. Aldrich brought to my a Jouny man who was troubled with an Mapedi- Ment in his speech to a greater extent than any ‘one [ had ever seen. To-day I have seen the same Young man, and find him able to read and con- ‘verse with confidence, having scarcely a trace of ity. He’ says tbat the words that ly the hardest for him are now ut. perfect ease. Mr. Aldrich has explained his metho wo me. T have no doubt of Its effleacy suunilar case of stammering or stuttering. — ps Ww: B Powntt Roget H. Jouxsox’s, 22-24 7th street wing, Center Market Strawberries, new potatoes, ‘tomatoes, beans, cucumbers, headed lettuce, choice fruit, &c. ss ‘SmasonaBte Child Suits. Elseman Bros, 7th&E Ravinep Cauruon 28c. ib. Mertz’s Drug Store. Fox chotce spring lamb call at stalls of J. H. ‘Buscher, 541 and 542 Center and 305 and 307 North- ern Liverty Market. Always on hand. Cian Stone for sale, See Business Chances. recetved small supply of these delicious, goods ean be obtained only from us, ane sect Saasowastx Child Suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th&E. Caveractizen CauiroRsta Rire Fras. —We have hem al Gto. E RExepy & Sox, — 1200 F st. .W. New Covnse Bears Mon, to the great popularity of the German in five week# course ¢ classes Will Degin M by | have been received by htm. Prot Haupt, Masoale Temple, ver your | The day srewerks Wit he aptared se Cot rete name “same this Week as the number is | ity of the reviewing-stand, an evenin; iisated ‘Works Will be set off from the bridge. An invitation will be extended to Mayor Down- ham, of Alexandria, ‘An order Wiil shortly be issued to the effect that the military must be in position by 2:30 o’elock. ‘Mr. Wagner, of the committee on decoration, having received permits to decorate, will commence on Monday. Messrs. Lang, proprietors of the Morgan House, nave started tive decorations abd this Morning (ue well-known old hotel was literally covered with lags. (The Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank will decorate in a few ‘working committee, which 1s to A of the wor be the Anal one, will be held the first part of next week. —— ‘The Soldier-Button Wedding. ‘THE COUPLE HAVE A RECEPTION AT THE HOME OF THE BRIDE'S PARENTS. Last evening a reception was given to Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Vandegrift at the home of Mrs. Vande- grift’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Colton, 44 H ‘Street northwest. This: reception was the sequel toa romantic marriage, which caused a social sen- Sation last December. "Mrs. Vandegrift, then Miss Nellie Colton, was to have been marriéd last De- ember to a young man of this city. The minis REFINED Camrnon 2c. ib, Mertz's Drug Store. skp Hi Sick.—Patient in Doctor's rouble with me, doctor, 18 that the of fuod invariably turns my stomach, Doctor: The nerves of your stoma ce those Uhousunds of others, are very seriously disordered. I shall preseribe for you a bottle of Scotch Oats Essence, and if it does as well for you as for s of others of my patients You will be en- Urely well in a week. SeasonaBie Child Suits. Elseman Broa, 7th&E. TAUNTON SILVEN-PLATE Co.'s Saue.—The sale by order of the Taunton Silver-plate Co. will con- Unue daily at 11 a.m, 3 and 7:30 p.m., at the sales. room of Walter B. Williams & Co., corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue. Among the collection afine ‘asgortinent of mante: clocks, bronzes, table cutlery, 4c. Private sales during recess hours, Rxrivep Camrnon 2c. Ib. Mertz’s Drug Store, Mxx’s excellent fur Derbys, lined and unlined, $150 RC. Lewts, 920 7th st.'n.w. A Banoarx.—Those tine imported Tooth Brushes je. each, worth double the money. Mexrz’s Pharmacy, ter, Rev. Dr. Faunce, was eng: the guests in- 1014 F street, vited, and all that remained to be done was to ‘The pioneer of low prices. == license and at ae reading sonst, but coarse, ee ¥ repented cnoice about seven Fox spring lamb go to Jno. R. Kelly, statis ez, | Miss Colton ‘elmne. exp an cou center Warket, and 200 aud “u8 Norte | HOURS before the appointed nue oe minister that the wedding was off, and left the city, It was subsequently learned that having had & misunderstanding with the groom expectant, she had telegray to Mr. Vandegrift, of Coats- ville, Pa., to meet ner in Philadelphia.’ She had not seen Mr. Vandegrift for three years, but had Kept up a correspondence with hla. They met at ‘the depot in PI Iphia, and after talking over ern Liberty. Corn beet a specialty. Cuew “Rosenfeld’s Gem” Tobacco. Puorvos of the National Woman Suffrage Assoct- ation can be procured at Rice's new estal t, 2217-19-25 Pennsylvania avenue. Stasomance Child Suits Eivman Broa, 7thAE | the “subject, a few hours after the. timo * a; = he was "to ave become a bride Fon Fixe second-hand furniture, desks, pigeon- | © 7 - holes, counters, refrigerators, &., &., 911 9th |, this city, she, through the oftices of a minister of Camden, N. J., became Mrs. W. P. Vandegrift, and the saine night went with her husband t6 his home in Coatesville. Mr. Vande- grift made the acquaintance of his bride when he Was here three years ago at the Inauguration. He came here asa member of a military company of Wilmington, Del. Miss Colton and Some compan- ious were engaged In getting soldier buttons and souvenirs, and waite pursuing this peasant enter- prise met Mr. Vandegrift. Mr. Vandegrift. had hever met the parents of his bride, nor had he seen her after the inauguration Uli the meeting in Philadelphia, December 28, when they were mar- Tied. A few weeks ago Mra. Colton was taken sick and the bride came on to visit her. Mrs. Colton having recovered Mrs. Vandegrift thought it was time her husband should become personally ac- quainted with his mother-tn-law and wrote him to come on. This Visit Was paid by him last evening, and he azrived at the Baitinore and Potomac de- pot about 11 o'clock. ‘The bride welcomed him and introduced him ‘to her father, who cordially greeted him asa son. On arriving at the house street northwest. ‘SHASONABLE Child Suits. Elseman Bros, 71h&E. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Samowat.—“Jim, the Penman.” Aveavow's—“Dr, Jekyll and Mr Hyde.” Usivensauist Cavkeu.—Chamber Music Society Concert. PaxonaMa BUILDING.—“Battle of Shiloh.” Banais—Henry Chanfrau in “The Octoroon.” Kaavas's—“The Night Owls.” Condensed Locals. In the matter of condemnation of land for a Coggressional Library, the petition of Nehemiah Way Was Bled yesterday, asking that $11,- BaeLOS be paid him from the reyistry of the court ou Une award made to him for lot 16, square 929. He has hitherto deciined to accept tals award. Yesterday a motion for new trial was fled Inthe Criminal Court, in the case of John Marlow, the him. ‘The bride, in honor of the occasion, wore ee form of Mr. three years ago, and whica led to the marriage. About midnight the com- By (a number Of whom were disappointed in Bictmber by the postponement of the weddin and supper) Were ushered into the dining-hall a: Sat down lo a wedding feast. ‘The thee of con- Versation Was chiefly buttons and sentiments, in which the Word buttons played a part, were in order. The bride, for the edification 0 the single ladies, told how her husband had cut his finger when detaching the buttous for the benefit of so:ne of the young ladies, THE WASHINGTONS DEFEAT THE ATHLETICS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ‘The Athletics, biz, burly, and bluff, tried dila- tory tactics on the Washingtons yesterday, and failed. They managed, however, to keep from young colored uian Who Was convicted on Tuesday of assault with intent ‘o commit rape upon Eliza Beth C. Howell, a white woman, on March 5 last. Yesterday afternoon, Wm. Wilson, colored, was convicted in the Criminal Court of stcow’ offense tit larceny in stealing a desk valued at $5 from Puny C. Merry on Mareli 8 last. Dr. Haupt beyias another course for beginners at Masonic Temple next Monday. . ‘A Sherman Kepublican Club Was organized last evening with the following officers: C. A. Lemar, pfesident: J. W. Cromwell, secretary, and W. H. homas, assistant secretary. The colured Young Mens’ ‘Republican Club last evening adopted resolutions urging the Seating of inaprese statin Robert Stwalls, t an Camp Guard last night agreed to at- tend the free-bridye celebration in a body. During the month of March the coroner investl- gated forty-one deaths. There was not a single case of homicide. There was one suicide and three more than six innings, but the home team acctieutal deaths ‘Two of the victims were killed | Plnk'alvatage of the Opporunity given te deteue on tue raliroad. the Philadel 3 DY & score of 7 tod, It wasa Mr. Wim. McElhinney last evening fell into an area Way at the side of the Presbyterian church, at Hyattsville, Md., breaking bis thigh bone and sustaining other -evere injuries, successful complimentary entertainment was given at Carroll Institute last night, Messrs Collins, Mosher, Taylor, Forsyth, and Delavigue, and Misses Sweeney and Gibson Uaking part. Juo. Kewer and Juo, Stewart were before the Pouce Court to-day lor disorderly conduct and In devent exposure, Ou B street near the Capitol grounds, aud théy were each ned $10 or thirty rs Secretaries Endicott and Whitney have accepted invitation to be present at the exercises of the Wenty-siXth anniversary of the emancipation of the slaves in the District of Columbia, to be held 0m April 16, at Fourth Baptist church. ‘Tum Werexty Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 3s offered free to every new subscriber for one year fo the WaRKLY Stax. It is a handsomely printed ook of 191 profusely iilustrated, with more than 100 maps and diagrams, abd coatains @ wealth of general informatiun. See advertise went in another column. os ‘Te Vacaxt Cuter Jvsricesmir.—A Washington dispatch to the New York Evening Post says that & U.S. Senator who bad conferrea with the Presi- dent on the subject of the vacant Chief Justice- ship, Says that the President indicated these poluts: C1.) That he will appoint no associate Justice: (2) that he will not make thé assigninent from tie South; G) that ne will not appoint any Snub Over sixty years Of age, and that he hopes to Rada man frou mtty to Mfty-tve if possible; (4) Unat he prefers a Western man. e of long hits, but most of them were captured. yy the outfield:rs. | Whitney and —— did Dat tery work for Washingtons, and for four innings the visitors made but two, widely ted, hits, jJeaving their score a blank. In the fitth, however, Long Jim let down a little on his speed, and the Athletics batted out three earned runs, securing two doubles, a single, and a home run. ’Bunched hits in the third and sixth netted three runs each time, Hoy made three singles out of four times at the bat. ‘The errors were three by Washington and five by the Athletics, while the hits were nine to six for the same clubs. “Two men struck out on each side. The clubs will play again to-day, and to-morrow the Amherst College team will cross bats with the Senators. ——2—__ Women and Anarchists. To the Editor of Tux Evaxixe Sta: ‘The charge is made that the movement for woman suffrage threatens to re-enact the bloody scenes of the French Revolution. The only utter- ance at the !nternational counell which could by any Possibility be construed as a threat was in reality a patriotic warning against perpetuati conditions of repression and exclusion trom direct ae res] bility, Which might In spite of all ne efforts the woman suffragists: chaos and anarchy into our beloved count: | All the work for the advancement of civil. [ization reported by the council women proves that by the admission of this womanly work and this motherly element into politics the dangers which all thoughtful people feel menace our ablican institutions may be averted. The proved devotion of large classes of women to jus- tice and ine § of rights tf given an active voice 1m governmental affairs will so plead for the under strata of society that eventually the working men and women will have no grievance. The ahar- chists are uot suffragists. y cry, Way with A Smuiovs Kexaway Accrpest. — Mr. Joseph | Falmer, model-maker of the Smithsonian Institu. | Uod, met With a serious accident yesterday after- noob, While driv! : When near the | tue ballot; It has no power for our relief.” ‘Th coraer of 15th street the animal became fright- | sum ask for ‘the ballot that they tay help eued, and ran away. The wagon asoxerturued. | the wise men and the good men of America to vement. He evolve a3 rapidly as possible conditions wherein discontent and anarchy can have no stand on. ig ‘THE GrOGRAPRICAL CLUB met Tuesday evening at the residence of F. &. Upton, in Le Drow Park. Miss Clara Incrahaa about the Sandwich Islands fn a familiar and instructive manner, for Which her birth in Honolulu gave her special ad- Tantage. Following the lectare was & musical and literary comprisi instrumental Guet by the Misses Bain aud a selection Ww. Wotiams, with into Milbura's drug store, ’ Temoved to his home meat AF. BUILDING ASSOCIATION OFFICERS the Orst monthly meeting of te Columbia Build- A ‘No. 1, held at xa id at St. Jo ‘ground to x —At Bang Freep x Cuase esterday x=D IN “Ss Case.—Ye the © monte nate asked Unat Dail xed pending the action of the fase ot Joseph M- ‘Chase, ‘with whom the oner's Jary that tle i 7 icy would court fixed $2,000 as ‘Chases brotber was offered, in 8s EeRehe F amount. tia aoe quality. Final Arrangements for the Parade. | The Damages to Property-Owners Be- another surprise awaited him, for quite a number | Of the Irtends of the Tamily bad ass-mbled to meet | EXTENSION OF STREETS, yond the Boundary. To the Editor of Tux EvExrxo Sram: ‘There has been a good deal of interesting reading in Tus Stax recently on the matter of the system of streets to the high grounds on the north of Boundary street, and nearly all of the articles contain some correct ideas as to how the extension should be made, but nearly all fail to cover the whole ground. Allow me to present one or two thoughts on points about which no one has written, and, so far as I know, no bill yet intro. duced in Congress provides for. In Tax Star of the 4th instant “@. R. N.” offers some good sug- gestions, but omits to notice other points equally . He does not to east and a ne oe et le of the District need to travel east and West as well as north and south? He proposes to Jet the present streets “revert to the owners,” ‘Who does he mean when he says “owners”—the dealer who subdivided the land twenty years ‘and 1s now dead, or an innocent purchaser wi ‘has built @ home On asmall lot fronting on 20 feet, Perhaps, of the street? By what law or precedent can a legally laid-out street be abandoned and re- Vert to any one, ex It persons thereby are paid not only for the value of their y being broken uj Raha A a ware ca Private property shall not be taken for public use Michout tjust compensation.” | What, iy, “just compensation’ for ing up a home? ‘Not the auction price of the y by any means. (SRN. 8 to tax a 8, proportion of cost on butting a ould be decidedly unjust, cree sceuphone he owned s 1o¢ 50 font wide, and in the to take 40 fect and leave nis toe Oris then owns the “abutting” y, and would, propert; ‘under his pli have not only to loose four-fifths Of his lot, but be assessed to. pay for grading, &c. Are not 'the owners of lots 100 teet off benefited by the street? Are streets lald out and improved to benefit only those wuo live directly on them, or for the great mass who live on cross streets Who must use them? It must be remembered that the Present owners are innocentof the charges against the persons who made and recurded these various subdivisions, but are anxious to have such correc- Uons and changes made as will benefit the whole District, providing they are not injured thereby. ‘There are numerous houses now fronting on streets that would necessarily have to be abandoned if every street 1s to be made straight as a bee-line, and new streets will be opened $0 far from them that they will have to travel over private property to get out. Let a commission be appointed with ful to deviate from straight lines where grea damage woud be done, as well as to deviate 10 conform to topography.” Con; might as weil require H street 10 i from 12th street northwest to Pennsyl¥ania avenue at 20th Street ag tostraighten some of the outlying streets. Partiality must Dot be permitted. EFFINGHAM. penis niente ‘The Chi Psi Banquet, REPRESENTATIVES OF MANY COLLEGR CHAPTERS GATURR AT THE FESTAL BOAKD. About seventy-five members of the Chi Pal Fra- ternity, representing about eighteen colleges and ‘universities in the United States, attended the an- nual banquet at Willard’s Hotel last night. The banquet was well appointed and in every way asuc- cess, The menu canis were merveis of beauty, and were tied with purple ribbon, with gold letter- ing. The fraternity colors at the head of table was a magnificent floral piece representing the Greek letters of the fraternity. It was deck wo present this to Mrs. Don Dickinson to-day. Sena- lor Palmer presided over the feast. The toasts and responses were as folio. “The Fraternity,” J. Le Grand Este Wofford College, South Carolina; | “Resurrecticn,” V. F. Masheck, Cornell; “The Southern Brothers,” Mr. C hill, Woffor rolina; “Chi Psi,” G. B. Turner, Gold” (the society colors),Mr. Jewett, Williams College; “Our Alumni,” Mr.'Ed- gervon, Middlebury; “Alpha Phi,” Mr. ‘Atchison, a tiger's College; “The Ladies,” Mr, Sessior Hamilton College: = Bie Among the members of the alumni “nt were P. U. Major, Frankfort, Ky., class ’41; Gen. T. D. Sewall, Bowdoin, 1846;" Senator T. W. Pal- mer, Michigan University, Class 1849; George A. Fairfeld, Bowdoin, 1848; C. K. Judson, Hauilton College, class 1851; W.P. Drew, Bowdoin, class 1863; Hon, Harry’ White, Princeton, class Henry W. Seymour, Williams College, class 1855; George Doolitue, Hamilton, 1851; Hon. Aushourn Tanner, Hamilton, 58; Wm. £.’ Earle, Virginia University, 1859; S. W. E. Pegues, University of Mississippi, 1869; A. W. Hart, Middiebury College, ‘63; Col. T. G. Butterfield, Middlebury College, 63; Myron L. Story, Middlebury Colleze, 63; Charies F. Lewis, Union College, class 1864; Wayne Hay- man, Michigan University, 73; George B. Turner, Cornell, 73; L.N. Buford, "si; W. E. Florence, Rutger’s, '85; Asher Atk L._W. Naylor, University of Wisconsin, ‘Cogswell, South Carolina College, '86; E. B. Niner, Amberst, "86; Win. R. Crofoot,'’80; Kev. Edwin A. White, "79. During the eventing & number of letters of regret from out-of-town en Were read. Among them Were letters from Gov, Stewart, of Vermont; Kep- resentative Reed, of. Maine; Hon. Charies A. Alien. Greetings weré received also from the Phi Kappa Pst traternity. ee A Coming Cold Wave. A bulletin issued from the Signal OMice this morning says: “Cold Wave coming. The tempera- Lure will probably fail twenty degrees or more by 7a, m, Saturday.” ——___ The Charch and Temperance. THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CONPERENCE UXGED TO TAKE A FIRM STAND. Routine business occupied the attention mainly of the Methodist Protestant Conference at the ses- ston in Baltimore yesterday. The report of the committee on temperince urged total abstinence, provided that the members of the Methodist Pro- testant church shall not sign petitions for ltcense, and declared the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage to be anti- Christian; that the trade should be condemned by the church and prohibited by the state. The re. Port regretted the action of the legislature in not submitting constitutional prohibition tothe quall- Red voters of ‘the, state, urged voters not to sup- Port men who are opposed to pronibitory legisia- Yon, denounced high’ license and demanded the entire suppression of the trade. ‘A long discussion followed which matnly turned upon the use of the word “sual” instead of “should” in the clause relative to church members signing petitions for liquor liconse< ev. J. W. Chariton Was unwilling that the con- ference should put Itself on record as saying that members of the churcn shall or shall not doa thing. Mr. E.C. Ford, of West Washington, favored making the resolution so strong that there can be no room for doubt. It only huris those who rent their property and sign these petitions tor license. ‘There would be loca option 1n Washington to-day if tue Christan ee ‘bad doue tueir duty, With- out reaching a conclusion the conference adjourned for the day. NES ‘Tue RIFLES’ RecerrioN.=The National Rifles gave an at home” last eveniuy at Ueir armory, Which was largely attended and greatly enjoyed: ‘The floor commiitee was composed of Messrs. Geo. W. Evans, S. Edwin Tomltoson, John A. Evans, | Win. K. ‘Eulis, John Mitchell, ‘jr, and Frank won lis, Jo! il, i A rs ‘THE WESELY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the Worlds offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stax. It is a handsomely printea Dook of 191 profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored Inapsand diagrams, ahd contains @wealth of general informauon. Sev advertise. Theat in another column, ‘The Mil send mM pope will send Monsignor Mocenn! to St. Petersburg to expedite negotiations with reference ‘to Catholics in pone, ——————— company. each about $10,000, From Reckville, 4 WOULD-BE TRAIN WRECKER JAILED—TWO COLORED ‘MEN CHASED AND ONE CAPTURED—WANTED BY THE RAILROAD PEOPLE FOR ILLEGAL ACTS—VERDICT OF GUILTY IX THE LIBEL surT. Correspondence of Tax Evenixe Stan. track on the 29th of March. ‘The engineer of the train saw the obstruction in time to slow up and Prevent an accident. He also saw the accused Funning away from the scene of the attempted ‘Wreck, which was near Buck Lodge station, and fiive His description to the officers who have tince mon the lookout for him. The grand jury havi ed, he will have to remain in Jail ‘until November térm of court, Joshua Williams and another colored man ar- rived here last night, are wanted by the author- iules of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who had previously notified the officers to arrest them on their arrival Sherif! White and one of bis deputies attempted to make the arrest when the negroes ran and were pursued as far as Halpin ‘station, two miles from here, where Williams was captured, but the other man’succeeded in making his escape. When cornered Williams showed fight, and displayed a formidable weapon in the shape of large plece of irom attached to a leather strap, Ubreatening to kill anyone who came near him He was, however, disarmed, carried before Justice Morgan, of Rockville, and committed for hearing on Saturday next, when the Baltimore and Ohio detectives will be here to give evidence, It is un- derstood that the prisoner is one of a gang who Rave been commiting unlawful ucts along the Une of the road, Evidence in the case of the State vs, H. A. Faw- ett, for publishing and circulating a iibel on RG. Connell, was closed yesterday, and after argument by counsel was submitted to the Jury, wuo, after remaining in their room until 1 o’élock this morn. ing, agreed upon a verdict of guilty. S.A. M. ——_——s Vermont for Blaine or Depew. Montpelier Dispatch to the N. ¥. Suv, April 5. The action of the republican convention for the second Congress district to-day in the choice of delegates to Chicago emphasized the sentiment of ‘the state convention yesterday that Vermont 13 for Blaine as long as there 13 a ghost of a chance of securing him ag acandidate. The men selected for delegates to-day are the Hon. §. D. Hobson, of Brighton, and the Hon. Henry C. Ide, of St. Johns- bury. While the delegates selected yesterday and to-day will not openiy commit themselves regard- ing their second choice in the event of Mr. Blaine’s name being positively withdrawn, it can be sald without danger of misrepresenting them that they. are most strongly inclined to sup the candi- dacy of Mr. Depew. After him the favorites are Harrison, Lincoln, and Sherman in the order named. soo -____ During a fierce thunder-storm yesterday the Erle and Pittsburg depot at Jamestown, Pa, was struck by lightning and totally copsumed, to- gether with a large part of the contents, FOR SALE_LOTS Foe, SALE Lore 346 FEET FRONT BY 55 feet deep to alley, fronting on Ist st. and Fenton at. ne., between K ahd L; 40 cents a foot; bancain for ‘small Houses. A. L. BARBER & CO., p5-3t Le Droit building. yR SALE—A FINE LOT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE ‘ave, a short distance from Duront Circle, 34 feet ont $08 $5,000, or owner will offer as part Payment for a house in the Rorehwester: part of the city. Hid. & JOHNSTON, Bt $8 1th st new. a FOE SALE-10T 50x135, NowTH SIDE OF PARK St., Mount Pleasant, near corner 14th st, at 40c. Square foot A.8. PRATT & SONS, The Suh Build ing. po-t E—VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOT, spout Circle, adjoinins new aud elegant m= Provements: size 25x80 feet. Thi ‘on one side and elegant new Tesi 9n, the other: price, 86, No. MANN, 1303 F st. Sevars af {OK SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON R at. n.w., between 13th and 14th. only $371 Aigo, some choles froutazes for i provenicnt oF abech lation STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F stas-3t FRO SALE-THAT ELEGANT TRIANGLE SOUTH of 1001, containing 36,000 feet, fronting 364 feet on Georgia ‘ave. lots average only 60 fect deep: near new bridge; only 25 ceuts, on easy term, abstract fron. AppIy to WELLER & REPETTI, 6 ‘326 Pa. ave. se. JOR SALE—LOTS TOL HILL; SMALL and large, Terms: One-third casi, balance one to four years. For location aud.price call on ‘or addi owner, 308. H. HUNTER. Bt Pacific Building, Fe. SALE-A BARGAIN-THE NORTHEAST Sy, chinrter of Sauare 777. 4th and Hi sts. me.; about .000 square feet; title verfec spaot 3. E DYE, 600 13th st. mow. 7OR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON 17TH st. extended, only 300 teet trom Boundary, on high nd with fine view. LOUIS P, SHOEM. EH. 920 We a] OR SALE-LOTS— ‘A beautiful tot on M st, near Conn ee Halen avetiuen is & troutage ood alley'iu rear. Price per square foot. ‘Desirable lot on Toth st, nest hhode Ta lot 242100 to al ley. Price per 2 One of those splendid lots va Ithode. Island between 14th and 15th ata 22 feet fronts with al Pour, ‘Price per square foot ouis. 1 ‘Two desirable igtson S. between Sth and TOth sta. Each 0205 "to 30 foot alley. “Price per mquare foot, ‘our splendid building lots on H, between 20th and lst ste. Each 20 fect tront to alley im reur. Price Per squ re foot, $1.25. for fi ‘information and monthly bul- WESCOIT & WILCOX, 1907 Penusylvania ave, FOR RENT_HOUSES. Tr Tre Freuxo In experienced by nearly every one at this season. You feel all tired out, without strength to do anything; ‘ambition seems to be all gone, and you have little or no appetite, This condition may be due to change of sea- ‘son, climate, or life, to overwork, or nervous ailmenta. ‘Whatever the cause, Hood's Sarsaparilia overcomes it quickly, creates an appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache, and gives renewed strength and vigor tothe whole body. “I was ve-7 much run down, bad no strength, no nergy, and felt very tired all the time. TI commenced taking Hood's ‘and before I had used one bottle felt like a different person. That extreme tired feeling has gone, my appetite returned.” Ciana W PHELPS, Shirley, Mass. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drugziste, $1; six for 85. Prepared only by C.I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. NT_CORNEK BRICK HOUSE, 826 A ST, Fon SALE—HOUS) aw ah $3,800 83) S FOR SALE—HOUSES. BOUSES WORTH BUYING— MRE PARKER, Tis Fat, S15 Tith st ee. bh, 000 TRoe : foe 800 2.000 1.000 Sess Pee CITy ITEMS. Fas Cheaper Than at Auction, THe Tees On Saturd: Arn 7, we ed ay, April 7, 2 ? At the Farr, 812 7th street n.w. 2706 F si 2018 be tee ®, £S pRtdoaen Large size White Poresiain Dinner thee (teeth MeN OS ry Plates tn a aaa S311 ‘Of0 Bosedary stow. a 3 ‘Will be sold f for oc. each. 2142 12s = 500 hamber Sets, 10 pieces tm set, hand rae : prey decorations, arg Wworth $4.38, will be sold bes te cone 500 Wecall your attention to our elegant ine of | Mant; 7 rooms and bat le; lange rounds. Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, &., &c. _ap6-Jt* BENJ. P. DAVIS, 1319 F street, | 1 Tur Far 127th st nw. | OR RENT—FUMNISHED THOUS! FOR SIX | ithe or more; location central, near Hatilton | Frank’s “Bargains that are Bargains,” gpa Portland: ‘couventen to Norden wel nore, Fes rooms, to private family only: no children, use $5 Men's calt Dress. Shoes at $1.96, Diane Address Fr care of Cartier 45. Cite P.O. ave. and Seott Circle, 17: ‘Se. Child’s Kid Spring Heels at 50c, Ladies’ House Slipper at 25c. $1.25 Ladies’ Lasting Bals, at 75c, 1-331 and 333 Penn. ave. east, Capitol Hill, JOR SALE— RE: m8, T—A CONVENIENT HOUSE OF SIX Si mod. imps, 411.94 strect ne, wnee | Fre ig Zdatieet ne. = RENT—A_ NICELY-FURNISHED HOUSE _™ Refined Camphor 2c. Ib._Mertz'sDrug store’ | H'reasonabie toa desiravle nant. Cal at 1317 Wal- | JOR SALERa-s —_———— lach Place. Mears | Beco Franklin Cigars, Cigars, Cigars, "FLOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE—TO MaxRieD | 24* A box of 50 good cigars 90c., nothing like them ever offered over acigar counter before. Sales couple without children. Apply te owner on prem- 452 Maryland a) immense, stock rapidly diminishing, come see them ines after 4:30 p. eR. ASE ‘OR RENT—NEW ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK, EAST also! “de, foF ladles, 8c In the latest. spring colors and shades; $3 fancy striped and plaid parasols at $1.98; ladies’ black zaniila parasols with satin 19 rooms and bath: newly papered: all mod. imp. southeast corner Sth and M sta mw.; sent $50 [or mouth, “Tyler & Rutherford, 13078 st mw. apd-Ue | Larder at 2i0c, aud 49c.; ladies’ silk gloves, 25c.; | ]{0R RENT—1819 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,TWO- | -dutton kid gloves, 48c.; our 98c. stitched-baci story ‘six rooms, 812. s aps gloves, 07c.; children’s undershirta, 123,¢., 5X LaPOLD, 19¢. and 23¢.; ladies’ undershirts, 25c.; children EE 2 a ribbed hose, 10c.; children’s high-crown embrol- 1k RENT—BY OWNER, HOUSE 1206 0 STREET | etc Teated b dered capsy25c.; ‘nurses’ caps, 19¢.; Jerseys, coat_| K'n.w All gaprovements: # rooms; 2 fike order, | LEIBEKMA‘N, 1303 back, 49c. ;’ plaited front jersey, 73c.; much fner Jersey, worth $1.75, at $1.19; turkey-red table linen, 25c.; table oll-cloth, 2ic, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS. ‘39c. spring neckties, 25c.; boys’ and men’s un- dersuirts or drawers, 25c.; men’s or boys’ linen ©. CORCORAN, 276 lst st. apes OR RENT—619 b ST. 8. E, 8 ROOMS, BATH, ail mod. iiups.; first class condition ; couvenient to gars and herdica 25 per mouth. WALKER & WAL- ‘TER, 613 F st, nw. aps: TOR RENTS as | wery nabstental | weal woods mesa ott Hats! Light Mat, Dark Hats, SALE Small Hats, Large Hats, Nobuy Hats, Staple Hats, Stiff Hats, Soft Hats; Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! 1 Franc, Hatter dnd Furnisher, cor. 7th and D. Refined Camphor 2c. lb. Mertz’s Drug Store. Old Rye Whisky Gtraight from the dis- | | Also ‘two Lots | 100 feet; easy torn ES ‘The following list of extraordinary bargains be offered for to-morrow only at 8.W. Augenstein’s, | 817, 810 and 821 7th st. p.w.: Toy brooms, 3c.: _ap5-1m BS R SALE—MERIDIAN HILL, ‘4 comer, 100x100, improved ‘by 9 Frame Houses; Block Lots Block 11,1 Lot at 28c. Block 4, ¥ Lota at Boundary at @: Block 4, 10 Lota, 80,000 seet, ai Block 4, 12 Lots, 90,000 feet, beautiful view, at 55 aps-6t GEO. W: LINKINS, 10th end Hate som )R SALE_— TWO REMAINING OF THOSE CHOICE Jets on Rhode Inuand eve. near Seott Gries handsome residence my ° 5 “mhS1-Ot WM. P. YOUNG, 1308 Fat new OR SALE—LOTS—RHODE ISLAND AVE, BE- F Gwen Iath anu Laihatcnw, AVE" BE ‘On the north side, ‘25 ft, frou On the south side, : Apply to 8, ees eee, Fa SALE—CHEAP—ELEVEN-ROOM HOUSE IN. ‘Mt. Pleasant; small cash yent: balance 1 2 HERTFORD, Roxas Bune Powoen, Acpsotureny P URE ‘This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeneas. More economical than ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low teat, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold only in cans. Bowat, Baxino Powpssr Co., 106 Wall at. N. X Biavrct Sree Dress Goons. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT. LOWEST CASH PRICES. ping a sia betta ae oe “Doar y 750. for BLACK SURAH SILKS. Our cash , -wide double Be es width, muZ0-. FLOR SALE—BARGAINS—LOTS IN MT. PLEAS- aut, 20c.; Forest Glen, Md., 2 to Sc.;Mst.. 700; “et J, R. HERTFORD, 1423% Fst. JOR SALE—A BARGAIN IN SIX LOTS, NORTH ire ave, * Value." JAMES A BATES, 1407 F st .w. mhia-3w RoE SALE-WE OFFER AT A BARGAIN THE following lots, to which we call the attention of builders and others. investment ie: 110 180 feet front by 106 ou iat st. Ww, Bet, O 250 feet front by 100 on Colfax st. n.e., one mabeneaet = Tiiscrinyitor tes cppriertoen 67 feet frout by 115 on 11th mmh24-1m- WALKER & WL FSH ALE cuorce VILLA SITES IN THE NEAR . W, au ‘west of 17th street oxtended: fine plow of Hock, Valley and City; price, $2, walt “Sahi?-im B Per an. purchaser will go cheap. it reduction on them by the box. Saturday 50 | F'BSusce, Sst completa Bod 30 | WoUth; avood net 10 per cent inv uu Connecticut at W. W. MCCULLOUGH, Lumber Deale jt Cor. 14th and W sta. uw. 315,000, “Adso first-class Louse between Coun it, where apply. apd TORY BRICK, 14TH ST. OP! Park; cheap. BEALEY & MILL. 42 A GREAT BARGAIN OS 14TH ST, A ten room Brick House, in perfect condition, for to. Seven room Brick, T st, near 16th st 2d at, New Hi fo-morrow. | Also the best Sc. and 10c. cigars to be | H'front, northwest, £60 | New store and dwelling, ~ found in the city. Our motto, the best aud inost | souk” ‘800. Frou cottage, Gaithersburs, 816; | $000. For particulars, apy for the money. “Cigar Dept. M. & P. Marzogn, — | 2 cottages, Washington Grove. "9-roum uric, O st. | 4 1 417 Tun st. nw, | tear TE, S10. STALEY EMILE Ga Asim wt, | AvS-3t—___1505 Pennayis ‘The Oriole, 822 7th _st., and branch 1722 oe ME D DESIRABLE Ber aio"geven eich oats hear ths 9 7 : 7 201 d 3 AN : Pennsylvania ave., offers special inducements for | F'turee-stwry, back aecting, fautine Soe ay 52800 toes eee eet Saturday, April 7, and Monday, April 9. Our line | overlooking Capitol grounds; "0 rooms, bath rooms, $5,000. Seven room Baek’ of parasols complete; gloria silic umbrellas, $1.25; | allm.i TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. aw. ‘00, Eight room Brick. 110! hice children’s purasols, 23c., 31¢., 35c. and 3¥c.; | _8P5-6t* ne 300. tne allilk satin coaching Is for misses, | FOR RE VERY DESIRABLE COR. HOUS! HARDING & WATE! WO6 11th st. nw. AT ROSEDALE: OR SALE-MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE, ON © x Fit nar ioue 16 tomes bales pastas bain yi furusce: price $8,000. STEIGER & th: 10 rooms and bath; It; finished throughout tn ‘bat furnace, also 0} Dhandnome masitels and Chg price $11,000. e STRIGER & LIELERMANS, 1303 F st, :. of Hat. u. fr. $100 2115 K st.,6r, | it SALE—1510 Q ST. N.W., 225100 TO ALLEY. fancy flannel overshiris, O0c.; linén collars, 3 for proud aud wiil well low, Permit to inspect ean bs ol 25c.; cuffs, 2 ir for 25c.; men’s extra-size shirts, | tained o1 fi W. RILEY BLE, 131 98c.} best tailor-madedrawers, 400 1 | “aps oe ssoeracaadnescalase 5 eins | THREE FOUR-ROOM BRICK Tented at $10 per pruvewente in” pericct ‘repair, price ouly IGEK & LIEBERMANN, 1903 F st. tllery), $2 per gallon, 85c. fail quart bottle, 50c. pint bottle. My de Ps Merzasi, 13 z 1 417 7th st. nw. o3 = D | = Read, Heaa. Rend, 00 | OK SALE-712 9TH ST. AW, Story Brick Dweiling and Store, st mean W. RiLier HUYCK & CO., 05 Pennsylvania ave. A at., near Ist st. ‘Sth si, near Host n or n» West side; 24x | ;TiFUL 2 pies, Sets, hand painted, new designs and rine shapes, are worth to be at $4.98, ‘The abo only Extra po Le 870) cor. With and By books.” For fall ist call at umes far tullone tesget oe oa cae ull out, only QSe. I yerane Row, man, iz)? | thetstand 15th. “ [ap6] © THOS. E WAGGAMAN. arden Tools in Sets for 12c., 19¢., 25c, mm Boon nes We JOR SALE_NEW HOUSE, K WAVE. MT. A.Good shoe rush, Datibor, Ang" large box of mi me gf be ey Sy YS Bixly’s Best Blacking tor 16c. ‘The above is only sporuon.of the, property om my | OWS, being about to'leave city. wil sell sont, Four Hooked Metal Coat Rack only 04c. hooks, For full list call at office for bulletin Inset. on | _&PO-St* BENS. P. DAVIS. 1319 F street Large 7-Pin Hat Rack only O4c. thelstand 15th. {ap6]__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. JOR SALE— artziich Silvered Brilltantine ‘Tray, a handsome FOR RENTIFURNISHED—A NEW TWo-sTOKY popes low House, ly 320, ‘and basement brick, 9 rooms,very nicely furnisned, mah ae Coma ctae: all mod tin, Bi me Decorated China Cream Pitchers, very | oa north side of Corcoran st, bear 1th st, will rent Ie house sere funy Papered throughout, n ~ | Elis ix the house offered by the Potouse Boat Club. pretty, only 08c. Yaz cheep for Avemonths from May 1, iene. In- | Pie. $y S00 tar Wee ee jut ‘Velvet Top Whisk Broom only 12c. quire of - M. PARKER, a a . A Good Feather Duster for 08¢. 12t 1418 F st, suas A Good Four String Broom, worth 30c., we will | [OR RENT—=2 . 8B: 13 ROOMS: ONE : eee — Bunion see oy i med. impe. 637. 0b ae ee LOT 20 ar Boudoir Blacking Case, with large 4 ‘ box of Bixiy's Best Biackings Conn Brn eS | _ ave-see 326 Penn. ave. 0 or sy Dauber, and Fine Whisk Broom, all for $1.19, R RENT—HOUSE HOWA! E., MT. PLEAS- | 40L N near F stn. lampahire ave, RESI- n fire-places ; 10x00.4, 3 Sarwan, | Sotmer Piano Agency. FOR SALE—HOUSES ESR SAE Room HOUSE AND LOT, OxK Mock above Boundary, o@ ( rescent 6 Mermdan Hig berweem 16th and 17th sta cheap. Inquire of SAML. AOL TIMER, owner, on premiers, apt et 15, PEW toot het woot ‘Lewin Perk! eS es im JOR SALE — DELIGHTFUL PRIVATE APS Fitecn, Tdid Sosa ive trie sery wenc apd teseinert closs to Farragut Syuare Rine itive bets roina tape Clonta twa lire fe trent by 137 & feet deep to pubbite y. al couvemh ‘Thos JOR SALI ¢260 CASH. BALANCE ‘Qew and neat fraime dwelling. 2752 oy te OS. & FISHER & CO. mh2¢-1m, ive Pom we OR SALE—ON SMALL CASH PAYMENTS AND. monthly payments mente Tinie ima f theme beautiful Sas snd Landen aces. me < eos Bouse were Guilt by tasty dagy? works, ere a of different ieauen, two abd tren shorten wba bank 7 to 10 rooms each, handsome eid ant ‘in, Open fire places: built bandsomely fisted yu di gulygeventeen minvtes ride from 1th and X in the prettiest and most rapidly improving part of the northeast. \rohounced by jurchssers the haudwotnente Dest built and cheapest’ houses mb10-1m FOR SALE — MISCELLA? JOR SALE—A FINE SAND BANK AP! DN. BATES, 329 7th st.ae, aps-2e QOR SALE—A FINE NEW CABINET UPKiGnT Piano for $225, full guarantee. F. WALDHCKER 00., 621 it nw. ape-1m, {OK SALE-FIFTY LANSTON F . = TEN SHFLLABARGER, FRANK H Feboe 8p6-2t 1416 F street, Telephone Joon sal CE FIXTURES ALMOST NEW, Inquire at 1413 New York ave an6-2t JOK SALE—A JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE, CHEAP, Apply 725 oth wt. uw ie JOR SALE—DED FEATHERS, ISe A POUND, ew and well-cuned. the Dest for the price. Geese Feathers, Sts jound. (All orders promptiy, driv i ret ALBERT SEITZ 638 Hine JOR SALE—CHEAP— A PIRST-CLARS IM. fire-proof safe, combination lock, &c- turyain to close at once; cash or time. 11, Star offtee OK SALE -SORREL MARE, KIND AN: yor att. {OR SALE—SPRING OPENING OF THE LARGEST stock of new and second-hand carriaces over off: im this ety to-select from; latest styles OH 276-3m_479 and 481 Cat nw.,rear National Motel. — JOR SALE-STOCK, FIXTUKES AND GOOD WILL of corver erocery and, produce, stare. ent iw: =7e a ood - cheap if wold At ouce. AppIY ator ROVED imported stock. at ‘SCHMIIrS BIDS! ap6-3t* "7 Fe SALE—AaT ‘Graphopbone. ‘V2th wt. nw, €16 PER SHARE—40 suanrs oP x Aly ‘Also, sotwe Linvtype Stu ‘CHAS. A Sink FIRST-CLASS orth went: dot laren: satisfactory Teasous {0T sel 10, Star office JOR SALE tucky Seddi ands easily, owner eoime al ih him. Inquire 1206 N. i gk SALE SUST ARRIVED, ONE CALLOAD OF five Horses and Mules, among them one oe fue blacks, match, one Bashaw borse, cau trot in oho fine coupe horse, stands 17, ‘workers and drivers. and examine our stork. Tharids. balance seooed The p ‘aro invited to” cal, CHT, ALBAUGH & CO. St Tyson House Stabies, cor. 7th and P sts iw, Foe sate 'A Rare Barvain—160 cash will buy an elegan ectave Kosewood Piano. carved legs Ae marly new: only used about a year aud an Avenue store, 8450. or will sell for ments of @10 per month, cover and stovd included. ™~ Also, fine lance-size Upright in nice condition and fine, rich tone, for only €10 por mouth. ‘These aro two grand bargaina and should be seen at once, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, ade 42290 ot JOR BALE SURVEYING INSTRUMENT.A FiksT= class Theodolite, Can be seen at 26 Ist, i. ap SALE—PIANOS AT. BARGAINS ONE PING OR [t Second-hand Square, BINS, Square, 100; Up= Tight, neariy wow, £200; Fine Upruci: pianos for rent. HUGO WOLCH & Ou. K SALE CHEAP—A BESTON HUMBER TAN- em Tricycle, in splendid condition, w and Cyclometer, cont 250. Cail bev ma, BOY 12th at. nw. ve OK SALE—CHEAP_—A MILLER SAPE IN order with combination luck. For part dress Box 42, Star office, Fok SALE THIRTY HEAD OF Honse arrived frou Ky; two good coupe horwes, ove pair NEW, ATTRACTIVE 6-ROO; aa ener eT Sales day.) You Join in. | $2 Penton Pt meee iseo Gb Giket mike. 7-38 | _apd-st BE wantlores: Cigar department,” M. & P. Merzars, ‘For Net of furnished uouses call foror seiid t6 office. | =" — seek = T 417 7th Street northwest, For list of property for aale call for or cand te Seon ONE OF THOSE DESIRABLE es Property placed with me for rent or sale is liberally th atreet near Pa. ave = bay--window, Shoe Department. advertised free of cost 10 the ov! S repmu and beth ‘all ocdern Tiuprovementa. ~ = eo with alley in feat. ‘Price terms, €2.400. We Begin With aye BO. HOLTZM ‘On 12th street, between Burd C sareets southwest, a y2 Let s wi ley in rear, Price o Misses’ Solid Leather School Slices, BAe BM atTor orieasn © | omy bulleu Mand Fall yarticuary apply to NTs Otlices cf WESCOTT ot oie ‘Youths’ Fine Vea! Cait Button seamless, Sa seer eet I ae a nit me A Nobby Shoe for Dress, 7-1 grt ey Tita OR SALE—FINE INVESTMENT—IN NORTH- é 99. ety oat, ‘Proscar apply to ANNIE H, N, we three new six-room houses, with beth and Boys’ Nobby Lace Shoes, : ‘ne ste, Me Pleasant. mls I all japered, under rent to wood teunute: will pay we ae. ‘3c. : == - nt 20 percent on investineut Price #0200 for three, y R RENT—THREE-STORY TEN-ROOM HOUSE | McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1225 EF street A ed with store, 119 4%5st. aw. Inquire of owner, 606 | Lortiwest. bats Re Fe Ladies’ Common Sense Button, a mbS1-6t_ | ¥>0n SALE-ELEGANT 14-ROOM HOUSE NEAR my ‘09. ‘$1.08, RENT. 16th st... ride lot and stable: 812.500. 4 new brick sh ‘612 F u.w.,11r.$166.67:406 Boundary n.w.,7r. houses, 6 Fooms, m. 1, cach @3,000. Lot 24x70 ft. DoeaiaOnanstee aecan I737 N stn w. 13r,..129 ‘Most. nw. ged ocation mw. per foot; 8” Four paying oBL CoMBLS 3 oan "294 and 1243 11th st, ge, Yor Ste nw caus 3. W. F VERS & SOX, ciswayn zave co U8 426 New You Can Always save some money by buy- 4 if bs __ 142 ve, We have Ladies’ Kid Shoes from $1.25 up, 1921 ats; tents for 830; price, 62.000. WHITAREI Misses’ Heels and spring heels, fro #1 up, ain S0iipAN. 1417 F si. c apa oe me paetoumese eames face. | 276 }OK SALE—A VERY VALUABLE AND DESIR" Our Men’s bt offers jal Cas corner store aud dweliing,located in a most de- ments, "A Fine Dongola Bal. only $2.50. 2 | $35 oun strat part of the cits, where the erocery Uunibens han r2 1) Been nuccessfully conducted tora numberof peare, jages. ry. Renal ee eSTtaraah apr ee eens | tS Sent eae ee whee re Silk Plush, Upholstered Baby Carriage for $12as. | 220 4 St Me Pak ae the tty. a8 ges in | T3900 RK SALE—VALUABLE LOTS, WITH BUILDING, 1 ‘The Fair, 812 7th street northwest, | $17.0 bey SR 10,000 Imported Teoth gy 54 feet on east alley. J. J. WA 3077 M at. will be sold at ic. each. Every brush ig a RAE ae Me Munrz’s Drug Store, ase OR SALE-ATTRACTIVE HOUSE ON A COR- Tors Fstteet. | 9322. Der lot with grounds surroundine: 1918 Moth or ‘The lowest priced drug store in the st locality of wi, cars paswinse the door. 2 sae one ante | Taguine o: GkO. F SCHAYER, Pacihe Builduse, ‘They are Here—500 More A bargain. chased of to $20,000. eo, 1231 Pennsyl J pamber of hoarse Take 7th-street Omni wet Anre 15,000. ae | “Ecce mb31-6t Of those extra-fine quality Spring Style Derbys, Fe: SALE—HOUSES— lors, selling: at They of ‘houses on 10th st. paying. worth $2°00, oo say all Who 802 them, a Aust i percent. Mouse ates eced btrea bach’s Men's Hats and a Apply or FRANCIS: ey ‘Machine Rooms, 7th and erg mStar 1301 F et FPO SLE ROUSE ON 15TH ST, NEAR RST. ‘Several houses in the northwest. Price from €15,000 im the northwest. Price from easy terms. Stop paying rent STM so pmpt hope cnen gest eta in Denna coon ot Ea. FitanaGine CORNER DWELLING, NEAR Seman mb31-lw. aos ‘. ot Saban 0 ete Eas Tnuutrest 474 in the ‘Out. palin four =F a eli-bred blacks, 16 hands bist, Ai Japanned chamber pails, i7c,; better quailty, 28c aR Oats arse r 1400 Extn w HUGH QU IU hand-painted chamber sets, handsome designs, 9 | 3 story end at SDAULATTS BF iat 3.13, worth $6.50; curt es, 2 pi | Address LOV Tobe extension Inedieated totlet paper, 5c.: clothes wringer, s — a hovelty colored covered butter dishes, 18c.; nickel 20k SALE—BAY WINDOW BKICK, 905 U. ST. plated cuspadores, 21c.; oval wash bollers, 42c.; % gus: all improvements: south fromt: open larger size, 2string brooms ve.; S-etrng, Mae Be 280 s | Senuen’ neucttborthood $5,000,61,000 cash, balaiie to Fou PALE JosT AnnUVE SC. 5 si T5C 19 2 a o 1 x apt of Horses from Augusta € tern}, reduced to dc. ; large bottle machine oll, 4c.; | For a full lst appiy to WESCOTT. & WILCO: one 3 5 axe some of the best Dealt He toot step ladders with Bucket rest, ose: & foot, | _apt Sep 107 Penuasivanisace nie, | WOR SALEON GB = ee eee ity eeuing from ‘twelve te huudred 79c.; 6 foot, 93c.; blacking brush and box black- } >. % USE. 4150; fine, healthy location; price #6500. one | prisetnont sete Ih Sesees wanennked a2 bap jig, 1c dango Wash tub, 50 clothespins, clothes: | F'Svins all moisrs inpovciueniac mitaiuate agegiy | tied can baisucs easy. DE EAC OOO fas au | Pisce rote 87 to SAAD. Alt orwes wares ms fo a 5;Sc1 only $85 yer month. Tugaire tt At MOAT: | 2 aptot THN SIMMONS, Proprietor "a Nez 35g Fst. awe “ 5 DUC. GAKGES. Man lowest prices; Our leader 15a satin-lined carriage, | on RENT -- oa a ES eee with plush roll and satin parasol for 30.02, sold | WEES "G, ana c _ 616 Pa ave.ee, Sr proved by & tine double brick dwelling, | FORK SALE — JUST ARMIVED FROM ROCKING: elsewhere for $15. a arc AUOO SLL That se. Gr 2 | Seeing Sapeomma, ae all modern. conveniences; | A ham Oo. Va. 40 head of choice drivituy Rad draft ——— F835 819 Sth sine, Sea. 14 | View of the Fo is > PEO tine of | horses, aim, soine low-priced cart horwes sind tart intants’ satay, Shee Specialtion, a Wplicai aie Ge 13 | Stzect'care wil pass the door de Top A ER | soars: satiny, teal yiveu sind ail Po ¥ Ss? on Shoes at 22c, tI up at a teed as represen! Stat ip rear of Children's | pebble goat, worked button hole | $24 § st Bw. 10r._---'60 1373 Bound st Se. Lea cars aud herdios: erected in A886. oniy | ™0-Im WM. YATES. Prop shoes, heels or spring heels, sizes 8 to 11, at 65c. ee pee monthly payments; | FOR SALE — JUST REOKIVED — THREE cal ‘Misves’ all solid leather School shoes, Sizes 11 to | —™!?6-1m_SWOKMSTEDT & BKAD! icine | Hoss of cagrincen, busring and actos, mat 2, at 75c,, worth fully $1.25. NTIRELY NEW HOUSE; FOUR- ELLER ePETTI, | tactus by the Celebrated Colu ay « Boys’ and Youths” bution or warranted | M'tecn rooms: complete in every respect; Inandre, | _8P4-3t B86 Paave'se. | JAR KR PRODEL, repouitorien, 1250 320et. W Wash ny Solid leather throughout, at $1. » Be.;4 Fooms on tt Moor er woRth. ASSIS. | FOR SALE — TWO NEW PIVE-ROOM BRICK | '?<tot, cor New York ave andGthet. — “mh23-lin Ladies’ genuine Kid or pepble goat worked but-| ayo g: WAITA. bates Fbemg on Ht. BS; price for both will | PGE SALE GED | PRATHERS, 15: LB REW. ton hole shoes at 90c. eee ee | et egal clean, ve pic 7 nm a Ladies’ dongola kid button shoes, opera or com- FO RENT-er X 0. HorTzwaN i ee "7 Sagtners Boe. a 1h all ordere promptly delivered. mon senso style, at $1.50, worth $2. HOUSES Qe 70% “ALE-THREE BRICK HOUSES ON M sir. | ¥M-SELTZ, 724 20m. no. _-*-aa Ladies’ kid opera slippers at 50c. . x . BF eth ole ser 22-80 | Sts w.; price $1,000 each; reuted to wnod tenantsat | JOR SALE—CARRIAGES—CARRIAGES — SPIKING Men's serviceable button, lace’ or congress, at | Nieisers or e8sh43 125s hee ee GETS | EL, oy UL BOt ER, Einsine ton eatibaton at Gh ths, $00 Fa 5, ibe tt. ee apie O36 st. aw, i 00] ut Phaeton, aoctors’ and other By ns. acces al 100 OFFICE ROOMS | a cA SOLO SETHE Last wouse 18 | fet, all styles Fund 6 paneer iy Cerrina jen’s genuine calf, seamless sides, button, lace FU Klorant rooms an Pesan | THE Las SEIN | eS Pec tee OY or congress, opera, medium or wide toe, at $2, (3r...°75 Building,”fireproof,2 ele- this beautiful row unsold. The best. house in ~ ‘worth fully $3. 65 yators, heated | Washi for the money. Brownstone front, ail | ERY CHEAP— LOT SHOPWOKN Men’s cloth house slippers at 40c. z odern iuiprovements; contains eleven rooms. Look | nd traveling trunks and have, amo, _ stipprt q B. . WAKNEK & CO. jot mimele and douile harnesses, hore blankets roles : 726 7H Stak Suor Hore A BMEDIO Fat nw. | below cost, BECKER'S. 15to Pa ove. mil? tse OK SALE—OVEK 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGILS. « to 82. Over 10, ne modern brick houses, on Vermont ave. ; will be sold | AY varnished and yaiuted wasonm carpenters Tullk, Latest Spring Styles, Best Hat in the city for $2. | 1: ir. bought siugly tor $33 J. B. WIMER, 1313 F st. (COOK, 3295 M Georgetown mob Saw ‘Augricay Hat Co., Es tn. w.. 6r. _apd-3t ao arias c JOK SALE—CANARIMS, PARROTS COMMON 209 Penn. ave. x A ees ey 5 —— Ay 4 Se te te + = — pigecus, a hate ~ FA — Ee }oUse 01 ch st. n.w., betwe | chickens, und ot Cepents tie Basak Sateen. 2 | P50 eet we, prac ete a Subi6-iau 317 12th enw Cigars, Ci Cigars. Est we. or. | _spt-st__LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 Fst.nw. | 350n BALE THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE REL Gentlemen ane all ay el why fo) ] re a 2 hs oe Lf Ta i col a qonere =~] Our excellent cigars.” We sell the best Rew house leasant, seven rooms, attic ‘oe bandit os or ere cer egemrerrnbny itil a oad and cellar, with stable. Lot 50x135. to an iiumediste | aud price list De BALLAC COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE OK RENT—AT LAUKEL, MD, DE- ‘urable house, near «tation. Address 1. W. 5 FRELPS, 027 Fennayivaniauve. nw., Washington, D. SALI v6 te FE —AT HIGHLANDS, A FINE ELE. vated building site of J acres, commande @ boau. Uful view of surrounding country. fruit and. shade. Price reasonable: terus easy. Apply to OWNE Bichiauds, b. &. 0. kk at FOS, SALE-120, ACRES, GOOD 6-noOM HOUSE and stable, poultry-house iarming utensila, aud stock included, for €1,500; two mules from station; Will exchanve. " Also, J0-acre farm for rent. Wal. 1 MALIN, St. Charles Hotel. mbsh-7ee JOR RENT—POK THE SUMMER IN WEST EXD ‘of Rockville, new house, nicely furnisied included. pur water coud shade.” moat desirable lo- cation. MILTON & LUCKETT, 985 Fst. nw. ap6-Jt JOR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—A FINE FRUIT aud fan, 8 miles from Washington,on the and P. RK: contains 140 acres. has on’ it two 2 well: two aprines, running strum. 40 t ous We BbI¥e, toe app St xarious other trusts. The sbovs, to- ap6-30* Address Box 37, Star office FOR RENT —SIX-ROOM HOUSE, THREE MIN— ‘utes from station. or Sale or Rent seven-room, jase apd 18 seres of lad. five minutes from station HINE, Vienna, Fuiriax County, ano 3 Fe SALE FIFTY ACKES OF LAND 10 MILs inites from Branchvilie, oo B60. Ki. eugit-room frame dwelling and out-boures, high and healthy: price @1,500." W.-W. HALL, 450 Fst ae. apoat® ANTED—TO PURCHASE ON TIME, FROM Wik tration scree inne parly wossied: bons by cu Carlin Springs, and tree bridye. pat 2 raaen ESE Fr 50 acres of land the village of Glevdale at of | ine s