Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1888, Page 8

ANOTHER VICTORY. The Athletics Defeated by the Home ‘Team —Other Games—Base-Ball Notes. Despite the kicking of the Athletics an4.a num- ber of costly errors the home club managed to Pullout a score ahead of the visitors yesterday afternoon after a very exciting and interesting contest. Madigan umptred, and to nis credit be It Said, that whive one or two of his decisions were a little Shaky, his backbone was stiff, and he was not to be bulldozed. With a couple of exceptions, however, he showed most excellent Judgment in calling Dalls and strikes and in his base decisions, ad gives promise of a first-class umpire. The ‘home team batted better than the Athletics, and made the same number of errors, but their bits happened to come in the same inning, and they managed to keep a lead on the kickers by means of sharp flelding. Twice were men on third and Teen cana ok ae Suances in caught them napping. Then again, Ww! Larkin on third and one man out, Welch cracked along fiy to Dally. As soon ashe hagcaught it Larkin started home, but Daily's beautiful throw to Mack spoiled’ a run and made a splenaia double ay. Shoch seemed to be both Ted by the sticky” soll at short-stop, made two fumbies that were ia. Wile mot did some pretty work in left, catching three long hits and throwing in to the Bases like a rifle Suot. Daily ied in the home batting, knocking 1p two runs by a fine three-bagger in the fifth and Winning the game im the “lucky seventh” by a lone hich drive over the fence. O'Day sui everybody by a two-base bit in the ninth, and he Piched & very good game as well, striking out Seven men and holding the visitors down to five hits. ‘The home team found Weyhing’s curves for eight safe hits. Lyons made a four-bagger for the Athieties, but’ fortunately for Washington the buses were empty. OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY. At Cincinaati—Cincinnatl, 8; St, Paul, 4 At Indianapolis—Cieveland, 10; Indianapolis, 5. At Baltimore—Patladelphia, G; Baltimore, 5. At Bir- mingham (Ala.)—Birmingham, 9; Detroit, 6. At Wheeling—Wheeling, 7; Pitsburg, & At New York—New York, 21; Williams Coliege, 7. Perhaps it 5 well (o reumetaber that the Birming- am club, Which defeated the Detroits yesterday, is tue sane veam that were so soundly’ trounced by the Washingtons during thetr Southern trip. Such facts are Sometimes significant. Carroll, the last of the Providence men, has been released by the managers, ———— Methodists and Temperance. THE ACTION OF LAST YEAR'S M. Y. CONFERENCE ON VRMPERANCE REAFFIMMED. At the session of the Methodist Protestant con- ference In Baltimore yesterday the consideration of the report of Uhe committee on temperance was resumed, and after debate it was adopted, the Word should having beea substituted for shall 1n the clause relative to church members signing liquor licenses. ‘The resolution adopted was simt- Jar to the recommendation tn tue reporg of last Year, and {8 as foliows: “That itis justly accounted &erat reproach to tne church that any of 1t3 members suould put their names to petitions for Mcease to seil Intoxteating drinks, to suffer pi erty owned or controlled’ by thein to be used for such purposes, or by their suffrage as citizens to give countenance and support to the lquor traffic.” The committee on statistics reported a full mem- bership of 1 divided as follows: Laity, 17,050; itinerant inthisters, 108; unstationed, 69. ‘There probationers. Jacuily of instruction recommended that Geo. W. Hadaway, Thos. E. Davis, Aloysius Green, W. D. Johnson, and Martin L. Cohee bs received inio the tunerauey, end by unanimous vote they were accepted. Nortn Caroiina avenue church, Washington, was changed from a mission to a station. age A Boy Accidentally Killed: WIS NECK BROKEN BY A FALL WHILE WRESTLING. Charite Wirtz, the sixteen-year-old son of Detec- tive Wirts, of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was accidentally killed last night, !n Baltimore, while Wrestling with some companions on a street cor- ner. He was thrown by one of bls companions, and, failing on a pile of lumber, his neck was broken. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 2% hours commencing at 3 p.m. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela- ‘Ware, Virginia, and North Carolina, fair weether, wolder Sunday inorning followed by slowly rising Temperature, light to fresh wortheriy winds veer Ang to northeasteriy, except fresa to brisk on Wie North Carolina coast. Jvperse from the talk one hears about town ‘there 1s going to be a lively demand for the albums What are offered to every one who returns to the publishers seventy-five folding cards (unsolied and ‘Same as are taken from the Se. boxes of Turkish ‘Crogs-cut Cigarettes). We are informed that these ‘ajbumns are an elegant, unique and roost instruc. lve affur. They contain fiity different subject Unst embrace 150 highiy-colored sketches, ai ot the living rulers, flags and coat-of-arms Offall nations in the worid Sn, postpaid, ou re. celpt address of persons sending sold i fF beee, soxs & Co., New York. LANSEURGH offers 1,000 pairs Ince cur- talus a0 70, Soe, aud $1.05, reduced fully one-half, Yor Monday. Woncu’s Dav AIR Syste, the only sure method of exterminating moths and their eggs. W. B. ‘Moves Son, Uthand FP. INE Gas FrxtUnes, complete stock, low prices, FINE GAS FISTERES SDD & Bn, 332 Oh Be REPINED CaMPuor 28. 1b. Mertz’s Drug Store. A Wasanxatostan’s Stccess.—Before taking the course from Fou la Geruian | could not speak Bor Yertie one trord, but after five weeks under your Tuition | tal< for hours to Germans tn thelr lan Stage. Germans who knew me a few weeks since Seem utterly astonished at such results, some even doubting that I was not familiar with ic before I tame to you. Let me Say, on my word of honor, my know ierige has been gained enth under your Fapid and unique system in five wee Yours, re- | spectfully, ALBERT Moanis, ‘To Prot.’ Haupt, Masonic Temple. ‘Two new classes begin next Monday. Hours: 920 am.and 4:15 pm. A lunited oumber can register for the course to-day ang Monday. ALL FURNITCRE purchased from us will be kept free from moths for one year without expense. B. Moses & sou. 000 window shades on for Monday. PRuntixG—MILAN’s, 519 7th St., bet. E and F n.w. JorsTurss Marrixas, 15 CNTs 4 YaRD.—In our Matting stock you Will find everything that is new aad novel. Another lot of those Wainut Suits, marble top, at $550, Just received at W. H. Horge, Sol Market Space. Piaxos RENTED, $12 per quarter. ‘Organs Kented, §: per month. ¥.G. Sutrm, 1925 Pa. ave. A Bancarx.—‘Those fine imported Tooth Brushes ‘each, Worth double the money. — - Merrz'’s Pharmacy, 1014 F street, ‘The pioneer of low prices. ang sole agents tor Pierce & Chase's cold- pine reirigerator’ W. B. Moses & Son. Dow’r Go Crazy.—“Mens sona In corpore sano” Jean old saying and means “A sound mind ina sound body.” Such can only be obtained by using Dr. Buckland’s Scotch Oats Essence, the great brain and nerve food, healer, and nature's natural nerve tonic. meas REFINED Canon 28e. 1b. Mertz’s Drug Store. Jcurvs Laxsacnon offers 100 tapestry rugs at $1, reduced from $2, for Monday. ‘Wurw Tas Gaurxs cry “shoot the hat” don’t get augry. Dut take their advice aud get a new one at Francs, corner 7th and D. W. B. Moses & Sow are sole agents for the Pas- tear & Kedzie’s water filter. AcY OF Yor and the efficacy of ‘ts P3— rendered the tamous: fornia Liquid Fruit Remedy, Sirup of Figs, immensely popular. Jt cleanses and tones up the clogged and feverish s¥stem, and dispels headaches, colds, and fevers. All druggists, ey “DasY Jam-Hoiders, at Tappan’s, 604 9th st. {Forsrrere and goods of every description reno- Saved “Extermination of moths guaranteed. "W. 2B. Moses & Son, 11th and F. GENTS’ SgawLESS LisLe-runeap Hosren’ Frutt of the Loom Cotton, 87,c., at Brodhead & Co.’ Arr Neepieworx.—Ladies desiring their sun mer needlework prepared at the Decorative Al Rooms, 915 E street northwest, will plesse leave ‘heir orders in Ume, 28 the rooms Will be closed for the season earlier than usual this year. JULITS LaxsEvnau offers 200 pieces of fancy straw Matting at 18e. for Monday Kerrsap Casrnok 28e.1b. Mertz’s Drug Store. StaxwERIve CrKev.—Prof. Aldrich will rema! at the Hamilton House, corner 14th and K streets, Untti about the middie of May. However, those Who desire instruction and treatment Should wake immediate application, as no pupils or Tests Wil be received afier the 14th of April, Streetiigh fs the fonnder, and has been for many Melo: td! Of tae celebrated Institute for Rens tor ti ae ‘The Metropolitan Baptist Church, THE NEW EDIFICE ON CAPITOL HILL TO BE DEDICATED ‘TO-MORKOW. The new chapel of the Metropolitan Baptist ebureh at the corner of 6th and A streets north- east will be dedicated to-morrow, as stated In THE ‘Srak, With a sertes of exercises extending through- out the day. It isa pretty Gotule structure caleu- lated to accommodate three hundred people with- out trouble. ‘The lot 15 Valued at $0,000 and the building cost $9,000. ‘The chureh Was established in 1878, Its existence previous to that year being asa mission, Since thea the services have been held ia the Sunday-school buildlog. Up to last spring there was no movement toward securing @ hew structure, all the energies of the cougregation beimg directed toward struggles with internal dissensions, A fund Was started about a year ago, and ground was broken at once, It 1s intended to erect ap addition lo the chapel betore many years, and itis thought that according to the present Jans, the entire structure will De worth $40,000. ‘The following committee have charge of tae dedi- cation services: Rev. W. H. Young, the pastor of the church, 0. W. Longan, B. F. Bingham, M. F. Mount, and F. T. Coapmai. — Ov? Fork ALBANY.—Last evening Capt. Crocker and Messrs. Woodward and Lingabauch, of the Jail guard, left for the Albany peniteauary with ‘olowing prisoners: Robert Jounson, sentenced nents of speech, at West 14th ~ ig (A btethod etabraces the best efMectual rules and C2 -rvan and Freneh syo- Among the testimoulite re together with are pubilshed below owe origin, [From the Hou. James @. cnend eT two ditor of the Treasury.) Wasminotox, D. C., April, icay. Jam well acquainted with Mr. 3. P. Holmes, dr, whowas under the care of Prof. Aldrich nearly | o«tx years: Joan Green, two years: John Mack, oae year ago. 1 know that in his case the cure | ThUs=es: John Stewart, one sear: George Aes, Was thorouga and permauent, as {am to-day in | aud EdWehait years; Fred Lomax, (wo years: receipt of a communication from luis father stating | breaking, ana~e year; Root. Quiet, two years, that his som is entirely tree from uuls old trouble. | years for rape. ‘set, i for house- n . one year, inded his home near the station taken Mr. Holes speaks in the highest terms of Mr. — need. ‘which surrou ‘Aldrich and his treatment of his sou. A SABBATH OBSERVANCE ee fF MitteeD | down preparatory to planting an osage-orange a Jas Q Cuesowrrm. | Christian Temperance Union ti hedge in its piace, which will in time sud much to {From Prof. W. B. Powell, Supt. Publi. Schools) | ing at the Foundry M. E.enurch Mae Woman's | the beauty of the place. Mr. J. f 1-08 Das Wasmixcros, ). C.. Aprit~, Iss. "| the Interest o: Suaday observance. Hev:¢ meet- | had several hemorrhages, Wii int Mr. Aldricit brotight to tay omice | le kied, Addresses were made by Kerth | U0 the house far souwetiin 2 AYoung Man who was troubled with an linpedi- | W. F. Crafts, of New York; Rev. Dr. Geo. P. Iilee! BUILT Of C88E6 OF measles among the chuklrea Of iment Ih his speech toa greater extent than aby | secretary of the Maryland Sabbath Observance | ghiiuage At pFeseot. tev. AM. Head, Of St. Sean ea Seer sce. Today [have seen the same | Assoclatiou; Iter. Dr. Fernley, of Philadeiphia: | ensvaryvunuy, Md., has been eatiet by tie con- Fone Iman, and Nod him able to read and con- | Kev. Yates ilickey, secretary of the International | churehe ai Pe Luke's Eptscopai church, of Biad- Nis old dimemeteues Racing scarcely a trace of | Sabbath Observance Association, and Rev. Dr. | Wednesday evenficcuns of tue “guild” of the Rus old difficulty. He’ says that the words that | Bartlett. + Dr. | Wednesday cventinacace of Mr. J. 3. Burnside, were formerly ihe hardest tor him are now tts eee ake lemmiivee of ive ladies ered with perfect ease. Mr. Aliric explained Ris method to m=. I have 20 .vubt of Its eMicacy 4m any similar case of stammering or stuttering. W. 8. Powert, CELEBRATION.—At @ meeting the committee in charge of the ar- ~brate emancipation in the Dis. f rangements to suspicion of tion, can be counted by the hundred in city of considerabie size in the country. Mr. lan comes to Albaugh’s next week in nis play. “Shane-na-Lawn,” which has some clever and effective dramatic in tty and affords him the wuBY of singing the simple but popular Irish ballads which have done much to win Big his position in public favor. AN EVENING ‘THE Hoosier Port.—Mr. James Waitcomb Riley, the young Western poet and hu- morist, will recite selections from his own works at the Universalist church on Tuesday evening next. Mr. Riley has written many quaintly hu- morous and pathetic things and has a really re. markable gift of reciting them, which, as will be remembered, quite carried his audiences away at the recent alithors’ readings for the benefit of the International Copyri sht League. ‘TH GILMORE BAND ConceRT.—There can be no question about the varied merit of the grand sacred concert to be given by Mr, P. S. Gilmore's famous band to-morrow night. “No intelligent newspaper reader is unaware of the high stand- ing of tho band among instrumental organiza- oni and the compositions which it will render to-morrow evening are of an attractive character, as Well as worthy to engage the efforts of superior musicians. ‘They tnclude the “Tannhauser” and “Wiliam Tell” overtures, Liszt's second Hungarian Thapsody and Rubiustein’s “Valse Caprice.” | In addition Tagilaptetra and several other vocalists ‘Will st iberati will play cornet solos, and Signor Haffayolo will play the euphonitim, of Which he 18 master. ‘The sale of seats closes it 7 O'clock this evening at Ellis’ and reopens at Albaugh’s at 2p, m. to-morrow, Rev. Ropenr Coutyen’s Lectors.—The lecture of Rev. Robert Collyer, postponed trom March 2, Will be delivered oa Monday evening at, All Souls’ cuurch. Tickets for Marca 26 are for Mon- day night's lecture. ‘The Subject is “From the Anvil lo the Puipit.” In this lecture Mr. Collyer tells, in that simpie, direct, but intensely pictur- esque and humorous style of which he is a master, the story of his own life. sakRis’ BIJOU THEATER. —Edwin Arden, a young actor of earnestness und ‘intelligence, who made quite a hit at this house last season in his play, “Eagle's Nest,” will be seen there again next Week in the’same drama, “Eagle's Nest” is a western play, and it will be well mounted. Kernan's TuEater.—“The Early Birds” is the tule of the troupe wich at this popular resort ext week will try to catch the wormof popularity and financial success. Among them are Zittelia, who Mites under the imposing style of “Sovereign Queen of Burlesque;” Jolly’ Nash, Lola Fenelon, the $15,000 beauty; the King Sisters, Nubar Has ‘San and Joe Garland, baritone soloist. ‘Tak BATTLe OF SuiLou Panorata is attracting large crowds to the building at 15th street and Ohio avenue. Affairs in West Washington. DECORATING FoR THE BuiDGE CELI Gerorations oa Lhe day of the bridge celebration Will, 1b 18 thought, eclipse anything of the kin ever seen in West ‘Washington, Already there 18 4 liberal display of bunting’ and otwer decorations oo many of gre, business houses, and along, M street the effect 1s novel and attractive. It1s “Prospect bridge” will be thought the mame adopted for the new structure. Messrs. Hieston an ig ‘of the Inilitary committee, called uy Col Gibson, of the Third Artillery, last night, who assured them that the arullery would ticipate in the demoustration, There Is some tistaction manifested by citizens residing on Mostrvet, In ghe vicinity of the bridge, caused bY the chane of route. ‘The change 1s, however, re- garded, by the various commitiees, ds a wise One, GOsPEL TEMPERANCE MEETINGS are being held nightly at the Mark@ House Hail, under tue a Paces of the M-streev Union ‘Temperance Associa- Uon, ‘The meetings are under the direction of Mrs. E. B, Russell. AU the meeting heid last night, Mrs, Russell made an address, 1n which she urged those present who had not signed the pledge to do 80, ‘There were twelve signers, Nores.—Mr. Fred. W. Jones, who has been con- fined to his residence for several weeks, ts gradu- ally recovering.—Miss Sarah Ossier, of 3137 M street, reported at the police station‘uouse that yesterday morning some oue furced open a ward- Tove in the second-story of her residence and stole theretrom $50. Guaiw Recerrrs.—Canal boat David Knode ar- Fived with 4.000 bushels of wheat and 3 tons ot hay for J. G. & J. M. Waters. Wheat sold on "change yesterday at 96c. a bushel. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER a1 & M.—Great Falls, emperature, 58; condition, Feceiving reservoir, Weiuperature, 50; condition at orth connection, '); condition at south connec. tion, 13: disuribuitng reservoir, temperature, condition at influent gate-house, 5; condition at eluent gate-nouse, 77 Hyattsville Happenings, IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN THE VILLAGE—THR PINK- NWY MEMORIAL CHURCH, Correspondence of Tat EVENING Stax, HYATTSVILLE, April 6, 1888, Hyattsville was incorporated two years ago. ‘Tne election for town officers, tive commissioners and a treasurer, will be be held on the first Mon- day in May next, Mr. S, Aman has had the fence Visability of ylVing an entereasider:tion the ad- ose of Fulsing meas for the ereceighe =r the pure hey Memorial, church in Hyattsville. “hae Pink side, Mra. Raiston, Miss Minnie Mora {ret by a public meeting the toliowtag reception | Lewis Holden entertained the company wine’ = ~ ae coumuttes Was appointed: W.Calvin Chase, R. D. | and instrumental nase. Peale, Waneral 2ezics Laxssrney offers 130 pieces of jotntiess | Ruiin, J.P. Waililieton, H. Lacy, Paris Syvers, | the Methodist Episcopal Citeet “Souths bas Soh Sag nating at 28e., reduced from k5c., for Mon- | Kobt. Huiliday, Maj. W: C. cox, W. H. Jackson, | returned to Hyattorille Dye tics conterence, 4 day. Stes ‘i woke Rush, G Stewart. A St A. Sinity, Prea’é | a of his Congregacton and triends assembled pe cen agg a obi * J. & Strather, Geo. H. Boston and R. C, | at ui residence Friday evening to offer theltns Powell, ex-officio member. ——s—__ Locxep Ur ox a Ciance of Foragry.—Det Furniture packed for ship- n. Promptly attended to. Rent Wb. stow e tec ————— tive Horne yesterday arrested Meiviile Howard Rezsrvone’s tee cream, 235 G st. n.W. Who bas been living at 97 E street nortuwest, and locked him uj : a = Frvg Pex Crxr Mower ro Loaw by Tyler & | Aud anne ‘Rutherford, 1307 F street northwest. ‘Watt. Parens, window shades, decorations, &c. RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 F st. bw. On a charge of forgery. He ts ia tae Police Court next week. It Is charged that he forged the name of F.C. Childs, the bicyele manufacturer, to a note for $52.50 and also to a check tor $50.’ The note, it 13 alleged, was passed on Mr. C. 1. Kellogy, the grocer, Reny Rovar. “Sec,” the exquisite dry red cham- | and the check was cashed by Mr, Aloote Pleeceer can be bougiit from G. G. Corawell & the broke xo tdi ‘ jagne, can be Dougit. tro Son, woker in the St. Cloud building. rae eae Mus, Eumoys’ Estate.—In the Probate Court yes Bas Canutaces, straw matings, wire window | te - sereeas. W. B. Mosns & Sox, 12Rand Fists.” | that the: personal Sermett ed a petition oo Davis, 723 7th st., will make one large crayon and one dozen nicely Naisi.ed cabinet portraits tor 95. Come and see them. (CHEW “Rosenteld’s Gem” Parxcirat Pavi’s Estarg.—In the Probate Court yesterday, letters of administration on the estate Received 2 small supply of these det | Of tue tatc Edward A. Paul were granted to A €an be odtaiaed only trom us ©. Paul, his eldest’ brother, one bond of $Lroue ‘them all, Gro E ‘The personal est at $5,000 and there $5,000 cach, mente Savs Cons PEiuows 15 Nov MARRIED.—A tel to the New York Herald from Pierre, D. T., says: “Jobn Kobb, post-trader at Chemung Agency, Who Was quoted & Week ago as saying Tuessed the Wedding of Chaska and Miss Cora Fellows, 1s to- day hunting for the sealp of the correspondent who the report. He Says he does uot know the a Cuaska, that no Wedding has taken place, at Miss Fellows 13 quietly teaculng Gian schoo! at the agency. A a Marriage lcor jotte Russa, Uwtit May Ist we will make a discount of 5 per cent on all sales of §50 oF over for cash on oF Detore ceivery. B. Mosks & Sox. Tatxton Si.ver-PLari Dy order of the Taunton s plate Co, will con- ‘nue daily at 11 a.m, 3 SH Pem., SE the sales oom of Walter 8. Wiliams « Co., corer 10th and Pepusylvania avenue. Ainong the eolieetion a fine moOrtment Of mantei clocks, bronzes, Lable cutlery, Co.'s Sate.—The sale MARRIAGE LIcENSK: @c. Private sales during revess nours, been tsstied Dy Uke clerk of the court 20 ‘Timoeny Men's exceliout fur Derbys, Tined and untinea, | & Shure and Mary E- Hannamy iocwanget Gan hens "| Burley aud Angie Thowpsou: W. f. Miller and = Amelia With; Wan, Brocl and ¥ Oi FwwePorrmars Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa ara | nn Hootnsen. I, A Mascunceee PRorEnty. trention is ealled a z 3 othe auction sale ot that ‘magniileent bu CITY AND DISTRIcr ! 2g oh Conneeticut avenue, between itn —————— curs. oa Monday. 8 20 octock pre eo, ateaco ements To-mignt. | ina seldom offered opporcunies wo connate of as G1 _ 4 ‘yl and Mr Hyde. Guest building lots In the city, betn; hear the ‘Nartosat.—“Jum, the Penman. British iegation, residence of Justice atthiews, new Church belug one of tae the attention of an investment or an elegant Sowa use. oi Tae Bi (No. 450. Penns ‘we BriLDING O45 ‘Bnsyivaria avent horthwest) formerly occupied by Stott, ‘Cromwell £ Co, 5 a wholesaie and retall drug sure has bee, converted by Mr. Stoit into @ thoroughiy Mamaw.—Henry Chanirau KERNAN’. —“The Night Cris Faxonama BUILDING.—“Battle of Shiloh.” Condensed Locals. ‘The will of Elen W. Mitchell was ster. ghildren, Warren H., Wm. G. and Henry F. | ‘Mitcheil, share and shar aitke, Yesterday, mm Cireuit Cou: and otuer fine residences, and near the: of tke Covenant, This ‘location best in the city should receive persons tn search of uilding site tor on Kit.” No. Judge’ lass storage Warehouse, having the very best the case of George E. Humphrey against ths | couveniences fuk the storage’ot general merehan. Herdic Phaeton Co, wastaken up. ‘This is an | dis, furniture, mirrors, planos, paintings, bulky action for $10,000 damages sustained b: reason of , Valuables, 4. ° Knock-d downand run over u; ‘pe te ¥ a herdic ‘The case of Pitney & Bradford agt. M. Velind: Chapman was placed on trial in Judge “Hagner's Cireult Court No. 1 yesterday. The action isto ree cover $450, Which the plaintiffs, who are real-estate | iq agents, claim as a commission for having, in INSe egrated a purchaser for lots, 18, 19nd %9, square | Fs © ‘The police report that the electric wire ts burn- ce at the corner of 10th street aad Peun- eee venue northwest. A MADE ru ‘One graiwiations and something more substant: ‘Several faiilies have moved out to Byattsviiie curing the past month, filing up every vacanc house. “Mr. Wm. McIinaney met with a serious accident here last night wile on his Way home; ‘he feli into an excavation about 7 feet deep, wulck, ad been dug near the Presbyterian church’ tn con. — weit ‘the improvements, of tat building. rs. this evening entertain onthe og the members a See JouN F. Waccaay’s advertisement tn to- day's Stak closing oul of a syniicate, Rare oppors tunity 8 get a cheap home, id ti Tas Is Tan Seasox Ia which to purify and enrich the blood, to restore the Jost appetite, bow build up the system, as the body, ® Low especially susceptible to benefit from medic ine ‘The peculiar medicinal merit of, and the wonderful cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla have made it the most Popular spiing medicine. It cures scrofula, salt | Theum, and al humors, biliousness, dyspepsia, head. ‘ache, kidney and liver complaints, catarrh, and all fections caused or promoted by low state of the sys- tomariapars eed “Feeling languid settee arte the best results. Asa eral debilty {think it | A. Ruwea, Ctica, N. H HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by ail druggists, $1; six for 85. Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 5 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR i NO appetite and od's Sarsaparilla, with heaith invigoratur aud for yeu: Supertor to anything else.” A. | Beacrirc, Srrixe Dress ‘Oubs. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT. LOWEST CASH PRICES. LADIES" bo CLOTH, one yard and a half wide, | BEReR Montereoes tet ttrc one goods: TERRA COTTA. TAN, GOBELIN, See, eM BLACK AND COLORED "SILKS, at actual cost: WT FOR RENT_HOUSES. ___FOR_RENT--HOUSES. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, APRIL 7. 1888—DOUBLE SHEET. FOR SALE—HOUSES & LOTS — set a aS KF a Fes REXT 1623 RIC W., 7 ROOMS, FOE BENT _CORNER Br HOUSE, 826 A ‘SALE— ie Forearmed! Fon Pantry tad celia Dew ae ES a Special attention 1s invited to our MCLACHLEN & BATCAELDER eet t Ane ees | AL eM MIDDLE TOR ‘YELLOW LaBEl, Rk RENT—BRI INE KOOM: RENT—003 U STN. W., THI which ts amxea to every cake of our Yeast, and | B'CE fain sna tos ube dared: erod oF Fitct, 8 rome: mea tas Sr get ttations. a. E r ‘The fact that a Yeast Cake bears a Yellow Label RENT —a- GOO eae CORNER SD | _ 820-3 kit i sno evidence that it 1s ovm Yeast. People de- | Pana Nata ay. meetree ostnies ores | PR ke 7th 20x92, in siring apd caliars's NO. Stand: Gr, all mod. imp. | &* Large Double Brick, 34th and U ats. gE ORO and G Ne. Thos v0.5 Our Yeast 30 per month, ©. H. Py Jee0 FONE a mA. tae S <2), 2ORLy WASHINGTON DANEXHOWER, should make it a point to examine the Label of the | _sP_St Corner asend Ss foe stnwsis rome an Myuew Uulletin deceives ots far sale on_almort ‘Yeast offered to ‘Ours, to see that it bears BERT Stet iaws'é roomen g7er eifeet an the exes. oth for buniding aad ape ae our signature, i Posy eee ‘817 Market Space, 2 Hocr.. Son, You should not fail toget one | ‘WiTgovr watcn rr 18 ax IMTTattor Sata. 4 tions you dou mind disappotatinent and” poor Gor Sd ao NB Reta Ste ao | 18-3 es Sen. (Successor te Danenbower & Som), 5. we F 8, OF We oR RENT. ES— ALE—CHEAP_TWO LOTS ON 3 Dread a8 a consequence of ts use. Bea ecaw or wht EL Ye. ay ae, Ort 18 | RE OT | PS re ras ea NN & Co., 907 Ist at. sc, ‘Tu 230 F sts w.br.water.,.13 | ave. pw. 3r. 300 Der fot, ©. HP. Rk Manufacturers, Introducer and Distrib- | “sy7-3i GC. i. PARKER, Cor. 4 and Este. aw, | 2916 Sunderland Rik » REALESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER, a ters in the United States and Canada of 1 Compressep Yeast. Mrs. Frank Leslie in Sunday Chronicle ex- clusively, “Hypocrisy in Social Life.” Read. ‘3 pairs 50c. ; Gon; ine entire nish ot retiring manutactiire: at C. AUERBacH’s, Men’s Furnishings, Hats, a! Sewing Machine 8, 7th and H. 1 Old Rye Whisky: (straight trom the dis. tllery), #3 per gallon, 8c. fuil quart pottie, 50c. Pint botite, M. & P. Metzckh, x 417 7th St. 2. “New Hi 7? Domestics, Singers, Americans, Households, Whites, &c., ‘uber makes $8; all fully warranved. At Funk's Sewing Machine Agency, 1331 7th st., near O-st. market. Renting and repairing; good work and low prices.3 Sidewalks, Water-tight Cellarand Stable floors, and all other work executed for which Poruand Cement, Asphalt, Concrete, and German Mastic are suitable. “For character of the work of this company we have numerous refer- ences at our office. None but skilled workmen employed, and all ‘work guaranteed. Schillinger Co. ‘J, McLavawilx, General Manager, 3 1420 New York ave. Important !! ‘New Planoson $10 payments, New Organs on $5 payments. Pianos slightly tsed, $45 and upward, rgans good as new, $25 aud upwara. F. G. Surrn, it Bradbury Warerooms, i225 Pa. ave. Refined Camphor 28¢. 1b. Mertz’s Drug Store, Hats, 50c. to 82. Over 10,000 Fine Hats at about half usual prices, Latest Spring Styles, Best Hat in the city for $2. ‘Amznican Har Co,, 209 Penn. ‘ave. Opposite the Botanical Garden, Shoe Department. We Begin With Satierews Eid Soriag-eet Burgen, 33e, Misses’ Solid Leather School Shoes, Te. Te, 7c. Youths’ Fine Veal Calf Button Seamless, A Nobby Shoe tor Dress, 990, 0% 990, Boys’ Nobby Lace Shoes, 18c. Me. ‘93e. Ladies’ Opera 1 80e. 890. Ladies’ Common Sense Button, $1.09 $1.09, $1.09, RE, 2 ith st. se. California Tickets, J. F. Milnor, B. & 0. Depot. ae 26 “1 have been Throat from child have used various ren icted with an affection of ‘aused by diphtheria, and Dut have never found anything jual to Brown's Bronchtal Troches.”— Re ie Hampton, Piketoo, Ky. Sold only in Uu,tb,s&K Refined Camphor 2c. lb. Meriz's Drug Store, Peerless Dyes Are thebest, Sold by druggists. eoly Photographs, $3. AxTHONY’s, 905 Pa. av. e011 m. 75¢. Quart Hottie, No. 1 for the money. bestvin the worl > Orders by inal, McGee's, 9th near Dst. WAS) Phillipw Digestible Cocoa, delicious easily digested and highiy nourishing” 3 “Royal Glue” mends China, GlassWood,&c, Fresh Alacrney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 5 1b. “Ward” prints, 4c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and wuttermiik; sweet MK Se. per quart, NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. Me Cases New Nover “Mr. Cable has given usa story very true to human nature. * * * It is delightful from first to last. + * * Woneed occasionally just such a book as *Bon- venture’ to win us bac toa truer standard of measur- ing life and its value. It makes life seem deeper, less trivial, and better worth living.”"—Zoston Advertiser, “He has heretofore written nothing that is so fault- leas as this beautiful story."—Philadelphia Bulletin, “It will immediately take rank as the most charming of Mr. Cable's writings. It is in his most finished atyle, the pictures of th cted life of the Acadians are vividly dra; them, the delineatiso of the characters is striking,and around Bonayentur woven astory of ambition, love, hope, disappointment, and Victory tuatis toucLing in ite simplicity, charming in ite freshness, and captivating in its unenes> to humuatt nature."— Boston Times. “The story is one about which there can be nv veo opinions. It is one of the chotcest contributions ever made to American literature." Detroit Journal, BONAVENTURE. “The fine Luning of charactors, the artist-lika in- Yention of incidents, the stately allvance to a concli- Son that leaves uo loose enas, the glowing but unex- Sexorated descriptions of scenery, tribution of the mirthful and pathctic in the narrativ make it fascinating to such as have grown weary of the average English and American novel."—Phitadel- phia Bulletin, “Tt isa masterpiece of character painting. Its heroes And heroines seein to be portraitures from real life." — N.Y. Journat of Commerce. A PROSE PASTORAL OF ACADIAN LOUISIANA. 1Vou 120, $1.25, For Sale at All Bookstores. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, at New Yoax. Prous Tus Dav. A NEW NOVEL. A LIFE’S MISTAKE, By Mrs. H. Lover? Cawenos, author of “Pure Gold,’ “Vera Nevill,’ 16mo. Paper cover, 25 cents, No. 84 of Lippincott's Series of Select Novels, ‘MRS. WISTER'S NEW TRANSLATION, PICKED UP IN THE STREETS, A Romance from the German of H. SCHOBERT. 12mo, Extracloth. $1.25 If not obtainable at your Booksellers’, send direct to the Publishers, who will forward the books, post-paid, on receipt of the price. J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, Publishers, 715 and 717 Market St, Philadelphia 1t | Spew pay 730 for BLACK URAL Our cash CREA A SER r iar tae bate ex | Cash wilt ae gray soe! Peal Cr Meclcct os taf thay buy $3, of over: Pair ot Silk Bae | Kbotted fringe Damask Foes wom gs een, : ‘worth 70. CARTERS, MARKET SPACE, NEAR BOSTON VARIETY HENRIETTAS, the new-style dress: ode wide width: 02 ‘LOO! ¥ 4 kun orks GoSELeN BLUE, BLACKS pe extremely fine extra-wide aa all new shades. Cash barge eine REAUTIFUL SAT TEENS ‘very cheap. a, we sell for cash am ‘Our must be the very lowest; exclusively. Reet es oe een "Two Pairs Damask Towels, worth #2. aces Mae J. P. Parveen, ~ IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHION, Peeve 5h © patrons now to show a full assortment of EXCLUSIVE STYLES ta ENGLISH and FRENCH ROUND MATS and BON. XXETS, from the leading London and Paris houses, Special attention given to MOURNING ORDERS, _mb3s, Hise Sacer. 1002 F ST. TO 527 ‘our ‘with auiy goods tm the by GENT’S FURNISHING LINE. 3 SHIRTS to order s specialty. our ‘Don’t forget our new place, 527 20:00. ». Reav AMERIOA, ‘THE NEW WEEKLY PAPER, Devoted to the advancement of American ideas and the upholding and preserving of American institu- THE INITIAL NUMBER, Now out, contains: AMERICAN PATRIOTISM, Hox. Ser Low. AN AMERICAN, (Cuanies DUDLEY Wanwen, A NEW POEM, ‘THE aD: James Russet Lowen. SCITITIOUS EXPERIENCES OF AMOS KILBKIGHT, Fraxx R. Stockrox, THIRST! AN OCEAN SToRY, W, CLamge Russe, A HUMOROUS SKETCH, Evoxe Puetp. LITERATURE IN MASQUERADE, * JuLuN Bawrnorxr. NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE, Jog Homans POLITICAL, LITERARY. DRAMATIC AND MUGI- con only draw | HR RENT— CONVENIENT 7-ROOM BRICK unary ata gocou dSor foe Sth ate tating Le We, 8601 ‘Sth st. 2822.50. Inquire at £20 Boundary. art Droit ROR RENT—TWO ST-CLASS — RESI- Fe TWO NEW FIRST-CLAS: SI st. 141g and 1414 1th et uw bet, Ro sve! aud Pat’ apply’ tod. J. SHEDD, 1402 140 RENT—2018 G ST. brick; 10 rooms: all mod. imp. ; new! Dapered: deairabie location ea See eT = TWO-sT01 RENT RT Pinta ase, 7 rooms and bat OHNSON, S17 Tth st hw. TARGI EE-STORY iE THREE-STORY ail inod, imps. rst-class condition, convenient to Gara and hetdics: €25 per mo. “Also G-toom bay win- | O15 to 2. dow brick; all miod. imps. ou Rt. mw.. price $22 per | Store and dwelliig, “a NADRER S Uist etnw. | sipreand’ deciliax 88 hw. weil = Canal Strewees-B0 Collar 15g Mat aces The above is only a portion of the on, 70: books, “For full list callat ofice for bufletia teawed Ow 6s | the Astand 15th." fap61 °“THOS. & WAGGAMAN. 38 JOR RENT_NEW ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK, EAST i Ffrout, northwest, $00 New store and awe! 403 933 | portent 890..)7-foom cotlare, Gaitrabn, & ci . x jon. Grove. 9-room, brie CAYWOOD, 910 Mt st- mv. | Rese $40. STALEY & HILL, 624 i4th st RICK HOU! ist i. Ti i in nice order; all mod. imps; front and back | 7 x DES! 5 yands; coal vault in fromt. 7. "GALLIGAN, 230 Ast | F’'iitee. story EY stn r 4-3t* _ | overlooking Capitol grot ' rooms, 2 bath rooms, Fou RENT _uousE & ora STW 7 Koons | slim LER S COT SirOnD, Th07 Feta and bath-room, ail modern. improvements, 2 feet | _8D5-6t front, with bay windows: rent S2m Apyiy to LILIE x KOTAWEL. 28 uth ay 7-3e Torene and beth 3 bewly Southeast corner oth and M x '2r..fr. 8100 2803 M st., month. Tyler & Rutherford, 1307 £ sia 80 28 N FoR EB 8: 6 816 Pa ave. s. 311 7th et gas Ste j ize 217 W: 641 Pa. ave. nav. 434131 and Sr... =-90 7 1819G st, ior... BE, Zz Pi ay © moUth, ed EJOKDAS, 1417 Fest HOUSES, NW, cor. 17th & ‘Aste “36 Fenton Pl. ne.6r.13.80 DBO 6th at se. Bra... 1S 3 Woltest me. 6.13 NS, Court,"br.. 15-15% 8ether OFFICE ROO: ut rooms in| “Sun ‘Building, "Areproof,? ele- yators, heated by steain, from #330 to $150 each. r, 5 frout | ra. heated by steam $100 | 41F, 3d thor, o tront re, | heated. by steam...83.33 | 009 F st., 2d floor. 7 Fst. 2d floor... i 5 G96-858-002 Navy BLO. 1°40) STORES. 1.40 3019 M at 25 20:30 WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Ponnsylvaniaave mw, RENT—HOUSES— 29 New York ave. .W., 10, mi. Q, corner 10th st.,store, dwelling: ‘Corcoran st., LOT, m.3 : jew Hampshire ave . Gr, mi... 7th anid Sumner Grame cottage) Ff.000012 to JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Kelloze Building, 3 1416 £ st BO” 3 2Oz4-Y026 Lat, Gr. For a full lstappay to apz 1 150 80: Corne Al Mi fi = g- si anita a an Building, per an. ..3,600 JOR RENT—THREE-STORY FRAME HOUSE, 10 ath (S14 Iethetaw. ADDI AW. Yorn of fursinied noone ‘or list ° SLLIN Property placed with me tor reutor sale is liberally $1,500 per annum of a three year's Iease. | advertised fres of cost to the owunr, Key can be foung next door, 800, Majors drux store, | “ay RO. HOLT: it ayiadt” OYCHARLLS WeHANDY, O21 Pete. | 8 NT—SIX KUOMS AND FINE STORE, 1808 | F°[50" 1st, lor 14th st. mw.;new fixtures in-store will be sold | 212 M at. 10p. We 8. KOOSE. Ayply 1233 Ponnsylvin 0 seimeut 10 F st. LACH ST. NW. $:2011 Fortner ot nw. a SL GRAY & G0. 0 ck, alll m. i, 930 ew U-roou beiek, all ui. 1, $30. Tat st. aw. SF 111 Dst. nw. Br... Ast st. aw., OP. Sikes can be exami Ret.nw.,i1r, THOMAS J. Grant Place, ve. 31 1z.3070, ame Fis 1 ‘OR, RENT—U N Is24 dst. weOrls | Tre Tate eet nouns Deirees st, 6-16.07 Gr. Dupont Circie:? Aest,, near 16th. Couil, ave., u'r N st. ‘925 Farragut Square: mh24 30 14 | 80 30, TECH, FOX & BROWS, 1437 Peun. ave.ae. BUSINESS CHANCES, R RENT—TO A CHC ble B-Foom and cella ESTABLISHED DRUG BUSIN SS OF THIRTEEN ears stand at 9th and P sts, u.w.; must be sold by 48th instant to tue one offering the highest pr ce, ‘oh account of leaving the city: for. two years or mor examine the stock aud fixtuces, &e, apd leays ferauy time between the hours, of 10 andl Successor to PAUL KEINLEIN. RARE CHANCE FOR ANY PER-ON WISHIN to engage in the Dairy business, I will sel, ou Feasouable terms, to the highest bidder, my’ Dal consisting of niu6 first-class cows, iniik Fouts, inel @ivg horse, waou, milk Vessels, &¢, Apply to DAV BARRY, 7i-st. rowd, opposite Whitney ava ape-Te A. BARE pPonTUNITY_PAT Ghesw fot cash. wil pay very. lange all capital: “a ro Ly’ quod. think. TEE, Star oflice, for oue week. CHANCE For LI G Prosi‘lentiat To seats: theludes furnit rooms Tarbished. Bi hs Wa time 440. bein; Roped, 85. Be Naas at E MAN NTO MARE Year Dining-Room ; capacity ure, &C.; hotel licenses 2h 720 St Mary's 1233 220 st. aw, Gr. WAH. DANENHOWER. rt tne: OWuer leaving city. Ap7-3t_Suecessor toDaneuhower& Non, 1115 Pat | hae, CALE, staroffice, ne RB RENT— a we OVEKNMENT AND Dik ‘orespousible party, Furnished House iu north- | Gt‘stocss Hated, on Wethiunies BONDE LOCAL torn part; 9 rooms; Feut $60, bongut Id. Money to loan. LOUIS CUNRT MOS “ie ‘COMFORT, Star office, | Has. ‘st. Tel. No. 102°6, ape ti EAST Fi 4 y ANTED— $1,000. Peat Pyriect gets ots | WW entlcmad Ss sient or active partner in leith 8 Store ‘and dwel.ing combined, | mate business. RELIABLE. 11 rooms: per 8 appointments: ouly #80: | _1t* ‘Star Office. on 9th si room cottage at Gaithersburg, | \yrANTED_S PER CENT A MONTH F Bear depot, at $10 per month. "cottages at Washing: | WWAS FR F ee monthis will be paid by a responsivle man for tolotaae 2 Toom brick Ot, near Leth nw 840. | 9300. “address Box 4s Btaroflice ap7-3t* WAS TED— 4.000 Ok 85.000 ATG Pom CENT for five years, on property worth $18.0 commissions. Bo: JOR SALE—A on 10th'st.n. Wes end Wagon: Dice 8 4 MISSOURI AVE, N.W,, near dth st.; 0 rooms, madlern improvencni acs25 eth atn-w, KOR RENT THAT COMPORTABI, TWO- rick House, 7100 G at thw of eight toca aM ND NOTION STORE price #200. Also horse, harness 2; Will sell each separate if de- with all Conveutences: a’ fine ‘location aid in | sed “Ok BOL x” ‘apes mudition; $50.90 per month; possesaion April | wae —o~ b= BOMEAE 313 45 =. da st THOS. ES WAGGA MAS (OB SALE—CIGAR STO! TRALLY LO. SORPRMAN, | Foctiea'tnd coups good bestneGe eet, LO Sons for selling; only those wishing to buy a firwteclasa need auswe Ss Box l4y, Star office sp4-3t° NOING TO RETIRE—WANT TO SELL A LARGE ‘and ‘well established comuniasion bheiiee 4 CHANCE TO INVEST $1,200 SOAS TO ize 90 per cent on investment; Inves:ment Dupont Circe, 12 rooms, all mod. imps. by real estate, HEKKON & 19th st. above Dupont Circle,10r, al 610 E St. uw, 11 rooms, all mod. unps. 3. at. n.w., 10 rooms, all’ mod. imps, 1124 8st. b.w., cor, 12th st., 10 rooms”. BAI WELL, ESTABLISH! 8. E, Cor. oth and M ste. n.w:, 10s. all i Frat tevtlarait line 300 bth oo eee an OOS 2 Foomnt. ized by the Center Market dealers. DANII rooms, all 2 CALLAGHAN, assignee of Win. Adainsot, 1006 nw. 419 3d st. n.o., Sr, all mod. ap3s-Cr cu. ave: ota sverace ohiy “GU feet dep. wear | x r1S00 per foot. new bridge: only 25 ceuts. on easy torus. abstract | Sth et. me. unas L’SUx 100, per foot | free. Appis to WELLES Pr St now, near 0, 21x per font T FOR SALE | food business: offer only open for | Teal 215 F ST. Nw. Fes 2 LOTS, FRONTING 35.9, ExeeG ieee and ui nv: pce, per foot S135; ] able tor two boses rear. story (five bay-window MENT “ap7-St_ GE. We Linkins, Auth and Hott. 2. | HOUSE, facing ove of on — 4 8 parks, NOTH WEST, in this cat ‘enlen 2 near Dupont Cit fronts, 24x95. | PN os emma 02 Se 1 Lae 8 bear Dupont nce ae PATING HAND nes and te under rental, PAYING HANDSOMELY on the price asked, and con tains 18 FLATS (10 of Srooms and bath rach, andS of 2 rooms and bath each): all conven near jap: » =6x100. Beer Dupont Circle: 30x: fe Harayebire ave. eat N st. 20x70, Jae, Ba Siete, . pont cite! —y J ig 10th st.- near Dupont Circ and supplied with all the MODERX CON\iENCES of ee 4 first-class house: elevator, ete, The building ALSU Dear Dupont Circle, 20260, it, hetween Q and R'sta, 22x200, BOM, near s wt, vIx46. ave aud 21st st, 25290. t., near 14th, 17 ISth st, corer Orecon CONTALNS the usual accompaniments of a lange ee tablishiment, such as cafe, Kitchen, janite, boiler end eusine rooms, leundry, servants quarters, baggage, Store rooms, cellar aud coal vaults, et H ; Tp cticleieleleeetatitcaieeetatietratetar 8x05, PRICE @60,000. Lote, ‘near 10th st.. 21260. Terms: One-quarter cash, and balance on long time Lots, 5 203100, at 6 percent, Lys het, corner of Lo isea.s Ouly ten of the Fists are furnished, and the price of ath the furniture will be determined bf appraiseanent Hot, 15th. bea Soil Care ‘The property is now under a rental of over @11,000 th sta, hear Dupont Ci etprunes abe 000 Lot, New Hatapauire ave. bet per annum, and expruses about 4,000; estinuated Lot, 19th st. above Q st, 20x75, — Lot. 16th at, between Tand U ai | The following list embraces only smal! portion of Gots, 18th oi bear Daron | Property on my books, and bss heen pi Bros, Fah td ste 8 tenn for sale during the present woek ts, 7 a — 4 SEND FOR DANENHOWER'S APRIL BULLETIN, rh. - 2 ie a Se REAL ESTATE POR SALE AND RENTIN TOU SALE-SUB LOTS IF AND 15.89. usu. LOT ALL PARTS OF THE cITy fd route on Cat ne, and contain’ 50 feet routs on 10th «tna abd coutaius 4.824 sa. feet. SNOUHAREISON, 26 10th st. be apr Oi | Z tory Broom frame, iat near Pine JVOR SALE—A LARGE FRONTAGE ON TENNES- Ory © Tov ae, see avenue; ou krade. hear street care: bemitifully | 3etory 6 ron | ated; with sewer laid ip avenuo. ineindine uable corners; ouly 19 cents; easy term: wai 7 story 14 reo! ‘Of SALE—LOTS — WASHINGTON HriGHTs — ‘The cholce of lots in this most beautiful stl Prices below tha: which they must Urme tnt! future. “Algo e lance number of low priced and. c Li tein all parte of the city and the various sub) Sube, Small triangular Lot on Lanier Heigl 20K, Oth. hen frame, cor sth sud _abi-3t 3B. WiMER, 1) pear Bid ave ae i SALE—LOT_VERY CHOICE. toon! fra Raw. first lot west of 14th, near Jo lize story @ room tra: Maw &t 50e. ft. Also, a grand lot on Kenesa! ft. throuh to School st.. Just west Lots at J.B Wi 31 F at JOR SALE-NORTH SIDE NFW YORK AVE, 1ST and North Capitol n.w.—The Eekington railroad put New York ave. from 7th stret passing these lots makes them most desirable for ecunom! provement purposes. Fim Jorand erecting. Lots, €1.200, This latter, on the point. will tak: aps -3t J.B WIME JOR SALE—CHFAP—A BARGAIN iF Bo ‘onee, block 1:53, bet, 36th and 37th au ats. n.w., containing 1 double brick Louse: 12 rooms beautiful house: yood two-story stable and house, For full particulars a} 2 _Telephone 937. Seite JOR SALE—BAKGAIN—BELOW MARKET Pxi Lot 20x100. ou Sthat me. between 1 und M st Scents per foot, Imquire 1430 Sth st. nw. JOR SALE—POUL FINE Los IN NORTHWE Portion of city. To an iminediate purchaser # fi Tate bargain will be given, Auguire of Owuer. et Haar apa story 9 root frame, Stl Dow story 10 room frame, Sth near k B.w ory # room brick, HN st hte ery room brick Sth hear G iw... Sth near Naw ear Uw Ma. ave ne near M nw Smear zu ory AG toon Weick, F. Wea Sth tw... '¥ § room Brick, 1, hear ti haw 2 story 7 room Brick. F story 6 room Fran ay 11 root Bri. story # room Brick, ¥ 4 roun Frame, Hl. near 3d ¥10 room Fraime, i. wear oth new eats i story’ room lirieke He ae. For SES DOMBIA HEIGHTS, ck H. beat Sth aw Lanier tivichts, Muridian Iii, Forest Glen aid oa BL near Bth nw.” ‘th at pear the bouodaty ory ap7—3t* CHAS. a. SHLE: cheap. Hy tiene Sth LD, 1006 F st. new. seers i S\LE— 1, neat 3d Se 2 Lots on the east side of 9th st, between Rand ene: ile. “ i ceteaiet Git 20%, conde. e North side Khode Isiand ave, 20 feet frout to foot alley; improving neighbor Cood. kM. wear oth nw ck, M, near 2d sw. KON, near id we Lote, south site Nat, uest Ist, together 0. tiear 13th iw 120 to alles. Wilwo chap tf sold at i pear pe South side Lat. near New Alampshire ave, 2 Lots, room Brick, Recormer Lith i. 19.00 frout to B0-foot alles si" | Secny feces aera root Brick, Dettees st ROE SALE—LOTF TAKEN WITHIN 10 DAYS I will sell at a sacrafice, Jot on East Capitol wt, be- tween 14th and loin, Address J. F. B, Star ee OR SALE Story § rocin Fraune, Madison st will buy Story 14 room Brick, Maryland ave. @* "i008 avenue, four Batory 14 room Brick: Maryland eve. nee 800 tors 11 rooin Bri RAS. Pa. 1426 3 . Maryland ave. ie JOR SALE-l1TH ST. NE, NEAR B (LINE “ ie road), a beautiful building sive; cast front, 3. foot terrace; size SUx113, Call at D1 nast Capi st it hi rk | eve, neer Butndary JOR SALE-LOTS—346 FEET FRONT BY 35 ick, Vermont ave, ear Boitida } teet deep to alley, fronting on Ist st. and Fenton | » Pooin Frame, Vermont aval ® St. n.e., between K and L; 40 ceuts a foot: bargain for | 4 story 1S rou Brick, Voreiuie ate we sniall onses, & CO. | A ruw of 12 Bricks iu Colamula Terrace ot building. | Might 4 room sivicks, for all EW HAMPSHIRE sm 35,000, trom, Pupout Carsici4 teet | SEND roe DANENHOWER’S APRIL Bi € 85,000, or owner will of 8 pert ment EAL PSTATE P ye . for # house in the —— the cit “ad IN ALL Pants OF Tar ciTt JOHNS’ WEST WASHINGTON. ory 12 room Bi st st ory # room Franc, 24th si... ALE—J OT 50nLk PAR | st. Mount Pleasaut, war coruer 14th st. at 40: Square foot. AS. PRATT & SONS, The Sub Bui.d- ory Brick house, M st =! nae ee "3 ory # room Brick. M st.., - POR SALE | SERY CHOICE BUILDING LOT, | story 12 room Brick, o sf near Dupont Circi, adjuiuine new and elegant im> | Taree Bricks, # rooms exch, Proveweats: sizeoxsi fort. Tits lot has sie alley Side and-cleweut ues. residence with party a] reer 80.000. STORE 3 71. SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON & st, iw, between “Ltth apd. 14th. only Also, sone choles frontages for inpmevsanent oF specu: intion” STLIGE & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F stas St JOH SALE—THA ELEGANT TRIANGLE SOUTH | ®t 1081, containing 5,000 tect, troutine Wa feet SEND FOR DANENHOWER'S APRIL BULLETIN REAL ESTATE POR SALE AND RENT IN ALL ATS OF THE CITY, th wt. moe. wear E. IKx1 hi ot ALE—A BARGAIN-THE NORTHEAST | Feed au sta tee; altout erses PAO 4. E DYER, 600 13th st. nw. OR SALE-MERIDIAN HILL a ae eter eT a?” Tepeieniomssetned ‘by 9 Frame Houses; “+3 Block 10, Lois at 35c., and 2 Loteat 30c.; 3 Lots at | ta st u Block Lote at 45c.: 2 Lots at 50c.; 3 Loteat SL 7th st. Block 1272 Lots tront Columbia roed at 50c. | 20th wt. lock 17,3 Lotat 2c. | Barge. hock 4, i ‘sat Boundary at @1. | Eewne, Rae ee age feet Bea wee, at se, | Foe te: 12 Leta: 4,000 fort bean patie | rat we, AvS.Gt~ GEO. W! LINKINS, Ist-ne,” . . List tow, near 10th. S4x192, per foots. ise jour Btu, aly. UO 7x13, por foot Tat nw. bear vuth, BI or toot. ESE 2 ner zt 0.11 BR. per tt Lat. pear 7th. J4x1 10. per foot. be 19.63146 per fout x Pr ri x. we. Mi AND 8! ™M LARG reeté ip Muuut Pleasant and C eet et o1u, a v Also, ie ad. Grounds, Also, Meridian Hill Lots, BE i R SALE—BARGAINS—LOTS IN MT. P: pst. ne, newt Amt, 18x¥7 cena Fok SES IO IE MEAS | Weta naires debe ecg pas ca 25that., zoe! 2 . Marke. sta, Geonetown, 76.826, tor Whole 3,000 20-2 J. R. HERTFORD, 1423 F st. Mt SALE—WE OFFER AT A BARGAIN THE | follow ng lots, to which w ateoaticn | ¢ call the attention Dullders and oth ve seckiuwe geod iuvestinenta: tie, | 80 to 160 feet front by 100 on Zist st. n.W bet. O | we ny st. nw, bet. 0 SEND FOR DANENHOWER'S APRIL BULLETIN. BLAL ESTATE FOR SALE AND RENT IN ALL PARTS OF THE CILY, 3250 feet front by 100 on Colfax st me.,one square OUT OF TOWN. from North Cui ito, room Frame and 4 acres of fine rat 1a eet front by. 87 cor. South Capital and Ow, TAccoted iy Delis couric Wenn ree Sonera G7 feet trout Uy Lib on Lithst me, bet Land K, | “ymaithepiom Bw mbz4-1n WALKEK & WILSON, 1006 F at. S03 Dat mes Sr al auod. i NOITAGE AND EIGHT LOTS FOR SALE Cirque Pench neat, Sow Bedford, Maen terms, reasonable. Inquire CLAKKe, M.D, a ford. Mass. mb S-eotm ps. KviHERN OR 1307 Fst’ nw, i RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENC: Ftosnove Heights, 3319 U st,, five locks from F st. cars; double house, large zyenda, wood stable. and carriage-house, beautiful shade fruit city water aud gas, heated vy furnace und open grates. Fecentiy renovated at au expense of $1,000. at present edliate on. ‘HOLLAN, OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY —8200 can be saved on Pianos, $75 on Par.oc Organs, ‘These insiriments are new aud of the best maken, Having retired from the tusic business Twill close fhew.out at a sacrifice. They may be seen at my yar Jors, 3033 O st. n.w. and 432 K st uaw. ap2-mn.w,s,1i LT. CARTWRIGHT. GX PER CENT INVESTMENT—SAFE AND CON- feds frame ‘Or terine afl card D & THOMPSON, mS1-coot ‘NT—WE CALL THE ATIENTION OF PER. Verient—The five aud ten years 6 percent First seen tr nel cnt ocr | Maye il fe ana ty newsidence of gentleman xing abroad for twese ah Pk ree yeurs; houeg finished in the most artistic de- | Ms 2 t - bro ign from the pluns of a Hostou architect. aud situated | 3% tions Gn most desirable corner Overiooxine Buyout Girls; | $800, $200 god $1,000, sold st par ly GEORGE F. Shi bg, cented fore year or ker: tall snventory at | fict of Columbia. The Union Trust Co, of Ne Yon, c FJOUNETON, rtibes to ouch bo! ‘the inverest “ mhz-2tewks2mo e 738 Lothet tw. | Sorat nad the priaeipal at aaaeee roRs kerk @, RENT—TO A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, STATIC Cigio eo BORE Bins Gratis a ret ueese nua ee Sead FLANTIC 6 HOTELS, BOARDING x ts Romina ine unl September 1 SBA after tid = mouth. hor particulars and Sal at office of SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. Woe IES LISTED ON THE WASHING. st. Dow,» mbh:30-1m bt and sold on, 33 ‘Am*} Broker, 603 151h at, SAFE I: STMENT. tilt ve taralaied fell pate uae i application st our offic. GURLEY $19 F st. nw. OLLAND & THOMPSON, Builders and im Fe aes “rent, each 8. rE, 1125 73h wt. Bowe 118-3 & ular attention, paid to alterations ad Tepaire, KR RENT—FURNISHED—A NEW TWO-STORY Insurance placed, Loans aud investinents made. 9 Eerapceet serine eas | ot Eeree=: ‘very cheap for five months from In- wipe et “3 ‘1418 F at. ‘HIRTS ! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! IR RENT—218 T, 3D 8T. 8. E. n SE Tas ae ree | wt COMORT MURR fers mae Ww! ia 3 Only 85 cannot be Penn. ave. se buttonholes. vOur INVINCIBLE ButhT, made Bb6-3t? of the Foe BEST BOURE HowAuD AVE. wr PLEAS ‘cut one-quarter ineli lower int the neck thas 7 rooms ang bath stale a ‘Suir cents, sees DAV TD Patient, Our CHOWN piAwonD unfinished, all- F'Sfonths or more;_ location iton ice to tar SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ 5 y for subditieict, & the Capitol, D.C,. lot about 4.000 syuare fect, eae Urick ‘mill, now rusuine abd’ supplying ing two stories, 30; comtaine uxtures complete trade, “Must be seen to be appreciate:..11,000 ineitding Ht present doing a prosperous | SEND FUR DANENHOWER'S APRIL BULLETIN, sie —— le REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AND RENT nas ns eX HALL | IX ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. nw. jashineton, D. C, or at ARM-| S Goal Yard, Auscostia. i | LE—LOTS AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING we ‘Site. at the end of the new Aqueduct Bridse, vear ‘2 story Brick, seven roums, modern: Gooneetown, 4 price feoue BSS ce ger toot, on Fst. n.r., aud 2 story Frame, H st, For bows apr ce eer ret nw. | $5.00 orexchauge for small unimproved farm om LQ ‘Benn.ng or Bladensburg road, not too far out. JOR SALE—(F SOLD BY MAY 1 Al BARGAIN)— Anice Couutry-seat of 10 ac: u ved Exes denne ene mms SEND FOR DANENHOWER'S APRIL BULLETIN, well of water, with wind-mili attach- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AND RENT turpis hoe 2 ee with pate IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. aoe 2. T. DYER, 600 13th st. nw. SALES DEPARTMENT. FOR RENT—A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME San ce ae This branch of my business has been reduced to @ acres of Sable, snd carringe-house, ‘and | perfect aystem, and my facilftios for selling city real Speine of ‘ater: witula ix miles, and mull | eetsteare unsurpassed by auy firm iu theeity. All or tai cay: 25 per month, properties, large and stall, placed on my bocks are cee Tires York are, | liberally advertised at great expense, both in all our INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE. — tena as he 1 ‘property, seh Rematitea aeae hi loreaontaae ee: Tinake no charge unless « satisfactory sale te ef- iQ ee Diecriet the city, ‘For mb6-tuths2m Fok Sab sopunbay Lore—at a