Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1888, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1888—DOUBLE SHEET. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Tedieations for the % hours commencing at 3 p.m, Por the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela- Ware and Virginia, colder, fair weather, preceded Dy light rains in Delaware aad Maryl winds ing light to fresh northwesterly. Sows Casm Bancains for Monday and Tuesday, etn and 17h: Lace scrim, sc. Yard; Printed Mad- Fas 10 and 1 Lot of Hassocks, 2he.; Kensing Yon Art Squares, 3x3 yants for $7.50; 3x4 for $9. 5O pra. Lace Curtains, former price from $1.25 to ; wey are the remnants of our stock, @avin Stig 1, and 5 patr of s pattern: they go at 1 0 tue ‘Antique Chamber Suit, bevel mirror, “chairs, rocker, vowel rack and table, for $32.50. Marvle-Top Walnut Chamber Suit, bevel plate 34x20, 4 chairs, rocker, towel rack aid marble-toj aie, $43.50. “All matitngs sold ou Monday ‘and ‘Tuesday will be laid free of charge al _ 'W. H, Hoxxe, SOl Market Space. ‘Tay Tae MULx SuAKE from the patent shaker at Dooley’s Grand Rialto Fountain, 301 Pennsylvania ‘avenue southeast, 5 cents . Iv CLoTHING for boys and children our reputation as regards to make and styie needs no comment. - E1szMan Bros, Manufacturers, cor. 7th and E. B.B.Cmase, Umbrella maker. Umbrellasand para- sols covered to order. 1314 Pa. ave. and 411 Mthst. Ligutsrse Rop’ repaired. J. H. Kuebling, 1212 PA ave. n.¥. Bay Castaces, Straw Mattings, Wire Window Screens; orders fr upboistering or cabinet work promptly attended to. Furniture packed for ship- Iaent. W. B. Moses & Son, 11th and F. Fivg dexeep Kaos Chesapeake nafls just ar- sived, at fuctory prices. CHAS. T. CaRTRR & CO, 06 Pa. ave. Fivg Pen CExt Money To Loaw by Tyler & ‘Rutherford, 1307 F street northwest. Our Stxaw Marnixes will Please mm strte and prices, W. H. Hocutox & Co., 124 F st. Bw. New Marrrvas at 3 that sell them at B. Miller & Son's, 3120 M street, Georgetown. Scrmxs Lir-Size PoaTearT, 18X22, and 12 finest Cab. pnowos $5, Kensington Art Studio, Marshall 6 Gilling, S19 Pa. ave “Darsy” Sham-Hoiders, at Tappan’s, 604 9th st. 3,500 Rotis of straw matting will be recetved by Juilus Lansburgh, 315 7th street, on Monday. Prices will be reauced from termer prices, Earex sy Rars—The wife of a farmer, named Henderson, living In Cass County, Ind., having oc- easton to visit the barn on her husband's farm, Yok her nine mouths’ old child with her, and laid him: down on a bale of hay, while she attended to the feeding of som: cattle: Suddenly hearing a great uproar, and the child loudly crying, she Fushed to where she had left it, and to her horror Tound It surrounded by a score of large rats, who she discovered were ghawing and tearing away ferociously at What she Lad at first supposed wes her child, but Which She later discovered, to her | Intense happiness, Was a large bottle of” Scoich Dats Essence Which she Was Using for Neuralg and which she had thadvertently left by the ehiid’s aide. One of the rats is afterward said to heve re- | marked that there were more oats to the square | ancl In that botule than any of the fraternity Dad | ever before seen. Whatever the rat's opinion 1s, 318 certainly weil known by thousands of people Mat Seoteh Oats Essence will cure every form of | Nervous, Mental, Neuralgic and Hysterical dis- | ease. lace where the new frac- “Driver's” is the on! Uonal currency can be CumpReN’s axp Boys’ Scrrs. ‘Our stock includes all tue newest designs, nd orders by mail, J, Kuebling. Havz your furniture covered in linen by Julius | Lansburgh, 315 7th sireet, Prices wiil be low. OvR Srp CovER MATERIALS are of the latest | W. H. Hoventoy & Co., T2ld F st. nw, Woncn’s Day Atm Systew, the only sure method | exterminating moths, Furniture and goods of every description renovated. Ali furniture pur- | based from us will be Kept free from moths for | ‘one year Without expense. vB. Mos A New Peatcae.—our disp-ay of fine Fur Hats, | 4m black, brown, nutria and pearl, all new style | goods, at $1.48. "Franc, stricty oné-price hatter | and furnisher, corner 7th and D. Foxe PortaarTs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava, ‘Taat Rakast OF CoMBINATIONS.—True delicacy of Savor, with true efficacy of action, has been at- tained tm the famous California Mqutd fruit rem- edy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste and benef- lal effects have rendered it immensely popular. Tr cleanses the System, cures Costiveness, &c. Ali aruggists. ILDREN’S SUITS. In the race of competion we are, ag usual, ahead. Suits from $2.30 up. ErseMan Bros, Manufacturers, cor. 7tn and E. LicaTsixe Ros, Eu ALL BUSINESS IN GERWANY, fs effectually at- tended to by the German-American Agency, No. 425 7th St, DW. A. SCHUECKING, Consmuar Agent. U. S. Fractional CUKRENcY Notes, to be had nly at “Driver Bepnoom Foasxtrcue, cabinets and covered par- Jor suites, at such a reduction that will pay aay desiring such to 7 only a short time to select them. W. H. Hovcatoy & Co., li F st. nw, W. B. Moss & Sox are sole agents for Chase's Cold Blast Refrigerator, Pierce's Retrigerators, Medzie’s and the Pasteur Water Filters, FUsskiu's Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, Bargains! Baxcarys! Baroarss! In art needlework. All goods marked down. Mrs. M. Barnes—Bruce £Co., 915 E street northwest, Washington, D.C. Will sell tor we next tarert | DAYS Qt GREATLY KEDUCED PRICES thelr entire stock of commenced and fulsed pieces in art needle. | ‘Work and decoraitve art noveities, preparatory to | closing for the season. Only tuirty days to make | purchases at bargain prices. OUR ASSORTMENT OF REED AND RaTTaN FURNI- ‘TURE Will meet your demand. W. H. Hovanton & Co., 2214 F st. nw, ‘Fist Gas Frxrenes, complete stock, low Suevo & Bro, kar oh a | CuEW “Rosenfeld’s Gem™ Tobacco, Ustin May Ist we will makew discount of 5 cent on all sales of $50 or over for cash on or before | Geuvery. W. B. Moszs & Sox. Ger Yous Bors’ axp Curipnex’s Crone from ‘rst hands. Bi Resy Rovat “Sic,” the exquisite dry red cham. Ly ne, can be bought from G. G. Cornwell & Son, 4tz and 1414 Peni’ av “<DurvEn’s” patrons will all be supplied with U.S, ‘factional currency. oe Wats Pareas, window shades, decorations, £c. RicuakD HENDERSON, 923 F st. Bw. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ‘NaTionat.—Kellar, the Magician. Ausavor’s.—Scanlan in “The Irish Minstrel" Maxais'.—Edwin Arden in “Eagie’s Nest.” - ‘Keexana—Vartety. Panomama BUILDING. — Condensed Locals. A tem meeting was held last evening at fhe Congregational church by the Good Templars, Mr. A. Kaistrom presided. Maj. Jaa FP. Devine Maade'an address, Mr. C.M. Bergman and Miss Carrie sibley gave recitations, ene za convicted in the Criminal ‘ourt lay of the charg ssa ee . ee epi: i At meeting of the Woman's National Press Adsociation last evening Mex Neve Sautore | Chapin read a paper, and Mra M.D. Lincoln a | ¥e estemay Julia Brown, colored, was found | rad on ts parking in trout of her house, 1348 B Pe Te nance ne coroner gave a cértineate Al 7:25 O'clock last 520 10th street ‘Battle of Shiloh.” L Otto | ) tL i i ' i i i i H il th ii 1 | ! : i [ ‘THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION A Parade by Day and Two Rival Meetings at Night, Monday, the twenty-sixth anniversary of the Lberation of slaves in the District of Columbia, Will be celebrated with a parade and meetings in the evening. The procession, as stated in yester- Gay's Stax, will be formed at 10 o'clock at Penn- sylvania avenue and 7th street southeast, and move at 11 O'clock, the route including tbe prin- cipal streets, and passing the White House where the line will be reviewed by the President, and the District, Commissioner's OMice, where it Will be reviewed by the District Commissioners, The order of the procession was puolished yesterday. The Sumner Mounted Guards, commanded by Cnaries Washington, has been assigned to a place the line in addition to the orgapizations men- toned yesterday. In the evening the ceiebration ¥ili be continued by meetings at the Fourth Baptist church and at Asbury M. E church. ‘TRE FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH MEETING. ‘That at the Fourth Baptist church will be held ‘under the direction of the regular Emancipation day committee that arranged for the parade. ‘The rogram which wil be varied with music, is as follows: Prayer, Rev. S. G. Lamkins; opening re- tuarks, Mr, Henry Jotinson; reading leteers, edict, &c., W. H. Jordan; address, Fred Douglass; ad- dress, Rev. G. W. Lee; address, Prof. Geo. W. Cook, esq. Brief addresses will be made by W. H. H. Hart, Revs. C. H. Philps, W. B. Jounson, Senators Joun Sherman and H.W. Blair. Benediction, Rev. Walker H. Brooks. The officers are: Mr. ‘Shas. Marsuall, president; Mr. W. H. Jordan, secretary: Mr. Henry Johnson, chairman of meeting; Mr. J.F. N. Wiikiason, chairman of financial committee; Mr. J. W. Branson, chairman of executive com- iutitee: Rev. R. H.'G. Dyson, chairman of com- lnittes to wait on President. THE ASBURY CHURCH MEETING. ‘The meeting at Asbury chureh 1s the result of a disagreement that arcse in the regular committee after Mr. Fred Douglass had been selected as ora- tor and a parade had been decided upon. Members of the regular committee who tnsisted on carrying ‘out the original program claimed that the dissen- sion Was caused on account of a personal objection ‘ Mr. Douglass as orator on the part of Mr. W. C. Chi Only a short time before Mr, D lass and Mr. Chase had had warm words ata public meet- ing over certain things that bad occurred in con- Rection with the Willard Hall convention. Mr. Chase, however, publicly protestes against tbe rogram OD account Of the parade, claiming that it Favetved too much expense. The ‘committee that has arrapged the Poet 4 this disaffection em- barrassed them a little in Securing subscriptions, ‘but that the parade will be equal ia macnitude and in other respects to that of any preceding year. ‘Mr. Chase and those who agreed with bim arranged for a separate meeting at night, with Prot Eangston ‘asthe orator. Tuts, as stated, will be beld at the Asbury church, and the proxram 1s as follows: Music, organ s0i0, Prof. prayer, Rev. J. H.’ Daily; solo, When The Fiowing ‘tide Comes In, Miss Anita Joy; solo, from the ora- torio of Elijah, Prof. F.C. Miller; Emancipation Poeun, dedicated by Sainuel Adams Wiggin, read by Mrs. E. V. Chase Williams; Emaucipation Edict, Mr. W. Calvit Chase; solo, Mrs. Sarah War- Ing; address, introducing the orator, Capt. 0. 8. B. Wail; oration, Hon. Joun Mercer Langston; sol Waiting, Miss Christiana Young; solo, Then You'll Remember Me, Miss Anna Brooks; Quartetie, Good Night, Misses Anita Joy aud Elza Moten, Messr8, A. J. Hall and A. L. Meyers. Tue officers are as foilows: Capt. O. 8. B. Wall, presiding off- cer; W. Calvin Chase, secretary; Kev. J. H. Daily, chaplain; Rev.W. Bishop Johuson, chaplain No. 1, Tecepuon commituvee—K. D. Ruifin (chairman), Major W. C. Cox, J. C. Stratner, J. P. Waddleton, Will Jackson} ‘director of inuste, Prot. F. ¢. ler. —_-—_—_ Dr. McGlyun’s Gospel of Labor. BE SPRAK3 FOR TWO HOUKS ON THE OBJECTS, AND IN ‘THE INTEREST OF, THE ANTI-POVERTY SOCIETY. Dr. McGlynn spoke for two hours to a large au- dience at Masonic Temple last evening. His black frock coat, closely buttoned over his broad breast, and his clean-shaven face, showed his clerical training. Mrs. Eaton, the master workinan of Dis- trict Assembly 97, K. of. L., under whose auspices the lecture was given, called the meeting to order. Kepreseutative Plumb, of illinois, presided and made # short address. Seated on the platform Were Representatives Brumm., Smith and Nichois, ‘Raipo beaument, and President Brown, of the Anti- Poverty Society.” Dr. MeGlynn spoke ‘earnestly in behalf of his new gospel of labor. He sald that The object of the AnU-Poverty Society was to give those Who can work, and Want to work, an oppor- tunity to do so, and hot co deprive any one of what belongs to hit, He spoke of the existence of in- voluntary poverty, and said that in view of the progress made in’ ail the arts of civillzed fe it ‘Seeined Incredible that poverty should exist more degrading ihan existence in’ savage life. AS a clergyman ef the Catholic church be suid that he had been obiged to be a witness of this degrading poverty. He said that strong words had been ex. Lorted from him on account of the suffering he had been obliged to witness during his ministry. His relizton, aS Well as bis nature, told him that this condition of things was not in accordauce with God's law. Good men, deceived by custom and practices in Violation ‘of God’s law, believe that poverty 1s ordered by God, and is not the result of the destruction of the natural rights of men. Tne Speaser maintained that a3 God was the creator, au men were born With equal rights, and tuls truth was recognized in the Declaration of Inde- ndence. He then dwelt at some length upon the Rind theory, and claimed that: the value given to Jand by tue community should be enjoyed by the people. He tuought that all means ot communt- Cation and transportation should be operaved in the interests of the peopie. After the lecture Dr. MeGiynn heid quiie a reception. a Easy Riding on Street Railroads. PRESIDENT HURT OF THE WASHINGTON AND GEORGE- TOWN ROAD SAYS HE INTENDS 70 REPLACE THE OLD RAILS WITH TH BEST MANUFACTURED. President Hurt, of the Washington and George- town Railroad Company, stated to a Srar reporter this morning that he intended giving the patrons of his road easy and comfortable riding, by laying on its tracks the most improved rails known to rafiroad men—the English groove rail, such as that laid on 9th street at the intersection of Penn- syivanla avenue | Tuese ralls when 1m position, are smooth and narrow, the Joints being fi eu0se toyetber and held $0 by iron br.ces and boits. No Wood 1s used in Une construction of these tracks, ‘a8 the rati and their support on which 1t rests, are io one piece. These ralis are very heavy, weigh- ing 80 pounds to the yard. Mr. Hurt said that although these rails at the preseat time are made only in Liverpool. He would hot send to Engiand for them, but have them tnanufactured Iu Luis country. Coming Amusements, ALBavan's OreRa Hovss.—No event of the latter part Of the theairical season will be welcomed with more genuine satisfaction by all who appre- | ciate and admire the higher forms of dramatic art than the eugagement of that plished acti Albaugn’s on ‘and accom. Mme. Modjeska, Which begins at jonday evening. " Tuis engagement will be notable for the fact that Mme. Modjeska | devotes it enurely to the prouuction of Suakes- pearean plays, presenting during the week uo less than six diferent comedies und tragedies includ. ing tWo that have not been seen here In many years—“Measure for Measure” and “Cymbeline,” ‘the former on Tuesday and the latter on Thursday evening. On Monday evening Mme. Modjeska will de seen as Beatrice in “Much Ado;” Wednesday, “as You Like It” will be given; on Friday, sTwelith Night,” and Saturday evening, “Romed and Juliet.” “Mine. Modjeska ‘has as her leading man Mr. Eben Plympton, a pleasing and compe- tent actor. ‘NaTioNat, THeatER.—No end of in scenery and costuming 18 promised in the graud spectacular buriesque of “The Corsair,” wo be pre- sented at the National next week, wiille a small artay of pretty xirls, it fs Said, will’ fil the scenes With animated sweetness and light, and a number of well-known light opera artists in the leading roles will create the merriment and make the music. The stage-setting of tue piece 1s espe- cially fine, it 1s asserted, large sums of money hav- Ing been spent and artists of note engaged for a Jong period in making it quite equal to anything yelseen on the American stage. ‘The music of “Phe Corsair” is by Mr. E. E. Rice, and some of it 43 very “catchy” and beautiful. Mr. Rice will him- self conduct the orchestra on Monday evening, coming from New York spectally for that purpose. Among the Well-known ié in the cast are Annie’ Summervilie, ‘Signor Brocolint, the tenor ‘Miss Louise Montague, and Miss Kose Cooke. Alto- gether the company contains sixty-Ave people, Haxais’ Buoc “CHEATER. —MYra Goodwin, a young soubreite, who, In a few seasons, seems to have made a place for herself in the popular aif Uons, will appear at the farce-comedy called « sings and dances well, w pleasing her audiences t} bly. KERNAN’S THEATER.—The Well-known London Specialty Co. will amuse the patrons of Kernan’s ext week: Among those in, the troupe are Los. ter Shepherd, the t famtiy, Loutse Dempsey. Duncan: the veureAee quist, and other popular speciaity people. Aw Evexixo wird THe C. Bi. C.—The members of the Capital Bicycle Ciub have arranged to give & novel and interesting entertainment at ‘the National Rifles’ Hall, April 25. ‘The will ta by H. T. Smith, called the ‘scene F i | e8R* il Bee ty i fel ! & i E i i i alt | i Hl i i | | i | i i Hl i n f P # = Fe i ". C. Miller; | ‘The Jury Find Him Guilty ef Feleni- ously Assaulting bis Sister-in-Law. Correspondence of Tax EvENixe Qran Urrsx Manisono’, Mp., April 13. In the trial of Lemuel R. W. Ogden, the young man charged with committing a felonious assault on his sister-inlaw, Miss Fowler, at her home near Hyattsville on the night of March 19th last, the complainant finished her testimony yesterday Fowler, the mother, and Edward and Benjamin, ‘the two brothers of the complainant, who testified tothe presence of the prisoner at their home onthe night charged. The brothers also testified to thecir- cumstances attending the arrest. When court ‘opened this morning the defense called Ogden to the stand. He testified that on the night charged he was at his mother-in-law’s house. After supper he said he remained talking with the family until about 10 o'clock, when the brothers retired, leav- ing nim with the witness, About 11 o'clock he kissed her and then went to his room, ‘When he lett Miss Fowler began to read her Bibie, and ina few migutes he heard ner go to her room, ‘When be awoke during the night he went into Miss Fowler’s room and Waikedagainst a chair,asshe had said. When he entered the room Miss Fowler said, “For God's sake, Lem, go out; you cannot come in here to-night." He sala, “Why?” and she said, “You cannot and must not to-night.” She further said, “You will ruin me.” He assured her be Would not. He sald he accomplished his purpose, Dut did not state iat she gave her consent. He Peter, that the samme thing ad ben going oa since States Attorney Brandt did not cross-examine the Prisoner because he sald that the prisoner had convicted himself. The defense then called & number of witnesses who testified to the good character of the defendant. Miss Fowler was calied to the stand and she dented the testimony of Ogden as to his ‘intimacy with her previous to the hight eh ‘The court Mmitea the argu- ments to two hours and ahalf for each side, Marion Duckett opened for the prosecution and Was followed by Gen. Carrington, Senator Peter, and George C. Merrick argued for the prisoner, ‘States Attorney Israndt closed the arguments, and the court instructed the jury. ‘The case was given to the jury about 6:30 o'clock, and at 8:45 o'clock the court-house bell was rung announcing the fact that the jury had agreed upon a verdict, Fifteen minutes later the jury returned with & Verulct of guilty. ‘The extreine penalty is death, eee Finep Por DisTURBING SALVATION ARMY MEET- Incs.—The Salvation Army has estabiisbed an ‘Outpost on the 7th-street road above Boundary, and nightly meetings are held, which are attended by many Veterans from the soldiers’ Home. Last night Omicers Mulloy and Dean arrested Jas. F. Lee, Wm, Newton and Eli Banks, colored, for mis- behaving themselves in frontor the barracks, Tuls morning, in the Police Court, Lee and Banks were fined each, and Newton forfeited the same amount, —_—.__ of Re CIE Mankers.—The OMicial Price Current je Washington Produce Exchange gays: The flour market is regular and current demand steady. Wheat inactive demand and higher. Corn and oats Orm, ‘ihe long-continued bad condition of the county roads has affected the supply of hay aud a firmer market 1s the result. The condition of the butter market 18 unsettied” and top figures gan only be obtained for strictly fancy quullty. ‘The market price of eggs has been gradually fail- ing back froin day to day. The supply ot old fowls, is light and market strong. Spring chickens find Teady sale Within range Of quotations. A better Gemand 1s noted for sun-cured apples and peaches, At the same time there isa scarcity of stock On tls market, | tock of sound apples, Is. growing ia Scarce and advancing tn price. demand and market firm. ——+—__ New YorE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.— ‘The annual report of the session of the New York Avenue Presbyterian church, just published, Shows that the contributions to the church boards: and other benevolence during the year 1888 amounted to $13,379.39. The total annual receipts from all sources ‘were $30,139.55. ‘The aggregate contributions during the pastorate of Dr. Bartlett | for congregatioual and benevolent purpos:s were $250,200. Tals 1s a very flattering showing for Dr. artiel a UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA ALUMNI—At a gather- ing last evening at the home of Prof. and Mrs. W. D, Cabell of graduates and non-graduate students of the University of Virginia who reside in this city, an Alumni Association Was formed, Officers Were elected a8 follow: President, Senator Dan.el, of Virginia; vice-presidents, Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, of Alabama, and Prof. E. T. Fristoe, of the Columbian University, of this city; secretary and treasurer, Mr, 8. Prentiss Knut. ’ Adaresses Were deilvered by Hoa. D. B. Lucas, of West Vir- vie and Coi. Chas. 8. Veuabie, chairman of the acuity of the University of Virginia. Tue execu- uve committee Consists of the Officers Of the asso Clallon and the following-naméd gentlemen: Prof. $a, D. Cabell, Henry Wise Garnett and Hon, Joba peas ‘Tae RaIcRoap STuIKE.—At a meeting of locomo- ‘tive e1 eersand firemen heidin tus city last night Mr. Jobb J. Hannahan, of Chicago, of the Firemen’s Brotherhood, and’ Mr. J.C. Porter, of Aurora, IIL, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- Slneers, delivered addresses showing the condition Of affairs on the “Q” road. Hesolutious were adopted condemning tae officers of tue Burlington system for refusiog to treat with their employes and pledging moral and tinancial aid to the strik- ing engineers and firemen. Joun Devamarn’s Witt.— Yesterday the will of joun Det a e John Deuringer was Nied. He leaves bis entire personal estate, house No. 920 Sih street south- east, and two life insurance policies amounting to $4080. to be aivided ‘equally between is. two ¥ st and Elsa Deuringer. Jonn Rochon is named as executor. ‘Tue EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAT, UNION.—The Woman's Educational and Industrial Union has eleced the following officers: Mra John A. Logan, president; Mra. Stantord, Mrs. Hearst and Airs Sherman, Miss Dawes, Mri. Horatio. Kil Ars, Dr. Lamb, Mrs. James B. Wilson and Mary McPherson, vice-presidents; Lucy A. Lexgeu and Hannan B. Sperry, secretaries; Sophronia Snow, treagurer; board of directors, ‘Mrs, Dr. Newtnan, Mrs. Dr, Talbot, Miss Caroline Ransom, Mra. Lucki- man, Mrs. Barney and Mrs. Henrietta Mewerott. ‘Tam EXPENSE OF THR BIscoR TxIAL.—Mr. Enoch E. Abell, of Leonardtown, Md., has submitted for ‘he consideretion of Gov. Jackson an argument in favor Of recunsideration of the governor's veto of the bill passed by the legislature refunding to St. Mary"s County §¢,000 expenses incurred in the two trials of Joha Benjamin Biscoe, who 1s to be hanged Apri 27 for the taurder of Capt. Dixon. Mrs. Thomas Hypx has recently presented to St. John’s church, Georgetown, a very beautirul alms basin. It is of sterling silver and etruscean gol 15% inches in diameter, very beauuirully cl Wila ube design of the passion flower, and on the rm the text: “The Lord remember ail thine offer- ings.” Around the outer edge 1s engraved the {ol jowlog inseripuot in memoriam, Charlies Ed- teenie pueeat ae April 17, 1880.” Tots m Piece of work was designed and execuied by Messrs. J. & R. Lamb, of New York. ee “Darven” still continues to pay out tobis patrons the new fractional currency. ae FULL WEIGHT—PURE-MOST PERFECT s_lmmpetion eteetience proven in millions United States Goverment, Endorsed by Pi PRICE BAKING POWDER Co. NEW Ante CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, HIRTS ! SHIRTS! Our COMFORT SHIRT, ti rorite, made Wanwutte Cotton; 100 Linen Bosonoa, Sand sade Duttonholes. “Gnly 45 cents, ‘This Shirt cannot ‘be Deak aharwhere at Boy Brice, ‘Our INVINGLBLE Buiter, aad of fhe very beat in the eck than h Oo See uly 86 ceute, ‘Our CROW: MOND SHIRT, unfinished, all- pen Soeomns aad gid cotton sah eo oe SHIRTS! fort Shirt. BRANCH BALTIMORE BUY vACTORY, Smebtelaied 627 10that py. Kos Pasruacr, “77M AND E STS. N.W. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. EXTRA CAMPHC wane bari a CONTE bar pounds on ae por ae 00 XO FETT Guxrs Scourep sahara atest Aes ot 231-6m G. T. Kes. TAILOR, 203m 414 Oth street, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT. ‘LOWEST CASH PRICES. LADIES BROAD CLOTH, one yard and a half wide, Bare rool GOBELON BLU TAN, TERRA COTTA, CK. Wondertul cash 7 ae TIN MUIREy for trimminy the new-etyle dress- ; TERKA CO11A, TAS, GOBELIN, “7 CEACK AND COLORED SILI, af actual cost luce ottr immense ‘Don't pay 70e. for BLACK SURAH SILKS. Our cash PowEAR "ALBATROSS, extre-wide double width, Pash Customors wil select O*E of the following Brotaered ‘Corsets wutth Toes" pate of | iaoge-sise wo 4 Knotty fringe Damask Towels, worth 617 Half Dozen Damask 8 ‘worth 730. Ox toon. CoTra, GOBELIN BLUE, BLACK. Special’ bargain. Finest jnality FRENCH SATTEENS, 250. rANCY SILKS. 37, 40, 45, 500. HENRIETT AB extremely, fine quality. extra-wide BEAUTE UL SAT TEENS. ony cheer te eau prices must be the very lowest; we sell for cash ely. Casa Customers will select on of the f Gaile wort $1.30:° Ons" Dorn bases Gabtias, 50.; Two Pairs Damask Towels, worth $2. 06 CITY ITEMS. Ont: ‘Visrr Our Sion Deranrwcest, and if our prices do not astonish you we give im You wil find— Children’s Kid Spring-hee! Button, 33¢. Misses’ School Shoes, Lace and Button, 69¢. Ladies’ Common-sense Bution, $1.09. Men's Fine Button, Lace, and Congress, $1.94 the greatest’ bargain “ever shown Gar solld- leather Boys’ Seauless Veal Calf Button, sizes 12 02 $1. ; as handsome an assortment of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Fine Shoes of every de- geription at popular prices as are vo be found in elt KavrMay’s DOUBLE CoMBINATION STORE, 1 1241 und 1243 11th st. ae, Pianos gern per month. ans Tent ‘mont - EG"sunra, 1225 Pa, ave. Have Your sewing Machines re at OPPENSEIMER'S, 514 9th St. n.W. Prices reasonabie. i New U.S. Fractional Currency 1s paid out at Geo, W. Driver's, 2 You Want the sweetest, lightest, most nu- tritious and best bread possible, nail usa ordering @ trial barrel or suck of our “special” fancy Minnesota Fiour, at $5.90 barrel; $1.48 quar- ter; “4c, eighth, saving yourself the midule-man’s Prot of over $1 per barrel. C. O. D., and satisfac Uon guaranteed or money refunded. ” W. J. Morton € Co, Merchant Millers, Buffaio, N. ¥., ware- ‘house’ and office, 206 10th street northwest. Re- tall stand, 7th street wing Center Market, 1 bury Pianos Brad ‘on $10 monthly payments. 1 FG, SurTs, 1225 Pa, ave. Sewing Machines repaired and warranted, at Ow NMOrrasaeiusn's, 514 Ub Stews SLASt: ine Fur Stiff Hat, Brown. ‘A Fine Fur Suff Haw, Nuwria.: A Pine Fur Stitt Hat, Pearl. ne ‘These are all new and good styles, FRANC, One-Price Matter and Furnisher, as Cor, 7th and D, os Palace on $5 monthly payments, 1 ‘i FG. Su1TH, 1225 Pa, ave. Lightning Rods and Speaking Tubes, Kuelfing, 1218 Pa, ave, pmieeat AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c, FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES & LOTS = om Sauer Scho aeay nie ae ea POs F"ssonsaws _— F SEASON TO MARSHALL HALL, WERE COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 16, SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1888, Strongest Attraction of the Season, eR ecsemgeese ‘The Petite and Extrancing Comedy Sunbeam, tiene eee at wharf at 11 a.m Returning st nm MYEA GOODWIX, FARE, ROUND-TRIP, 50 CENTS. ‘SE. ee Bill of Fare-PLANE-SHAD AND CLAM-CHOWDER. spe 4s F st. XW. ‘BE Kidder’s Latest Comedy Succeas, DINNER, 75 CENTS = ap13-28 “PHILOPENE.” Sonal A clean, pure and wholesome comedy-drama, en- Fur 65 on oan sr uorined to offer © special rate, fora few: dyeecae one of those havtneens ute tas Boon a tirely free from the slightest tint of vulgarity. Unlike Shiai sted on 15th ot uw. abvwe Ist. contains lo rooms, ‘most comedies’of the present age, it is not devoid of plot, but to the contrary contains an intensely istics apl4-3t* __C. H. PARK<R, Cor. 434 and E interesting story. Fe ET Sn aie hs ies “ ENTIRE NEW SCENERY AND EFFECTS. Ssiend ave. and Fst. Apply to J. 2. NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES, Fe. RENT—FURNISHED, FOR ONE YEAR FROM ‘May 1, good-looking + -Tuom by with cellar, in STRONG AND EFFICIENT CAST. je neighborhood of the nw. four 3 story Croom Scott Circie, on ‘of ped herdics story 12 room — 860 per month. gc 2 Callat 1928 0 st. nw. after 2pm. ae + } Next Week, pol RENT—B. H. KOBERTSO 3 Story 8 foo HARRIS? MAMMOTH UNCLE TOM CABIN 00. 1 Fives ia seer? © soca N EVENING WITH THE C. BI. C, 112¥ Connecticut ave. (Fiats),845 aid ¢30 per mouth, ite erprerty om, story 10 room bmek. 4g aap l4-6t thelstand 15th. api) “THOs E WAGGAMAR™ | $5105 br SS NATIONAL RIFLES’ HALL, QE LENT Oe 7TH SE Nw NEW S Room RR RENT—THAT NEAMLY NEW Te | 2 story 6 room fees om house: perfect order; range, latfobes, bata, and 1406 Lith at. 8 bricht ang checrfalincme, | Lites story bee WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, AT 8, _| atable: reut $40. papered and tinted, abundant water sup: | tory © too from, ‘Apply to owner, 1417 10th at. nw. sPl4-3t*_ | pis: so dauipness, ali mod, impa, Apply to Tiol Oe ry § room brick, sedig Bictzans lnpelocted from some of the character: a a THREE-STORY | _p13-3t* ‘s . ee 3 ery & room etude “the alist seems’ fra ne at, feted we | E'Brick, rom, mod. ape. at ss Alte fours Fob Best DWELLING s02 East captor ar, | 3 story Srsous See 8 fion.* by tiara 1“Suiib ite drat publi per SOT enam, | Say Soh APHE AM, M- HOMRERS Tecl"entage of: | Zstory @ rome fae us Scene between the : : Es; — cate aeY eo Pewee” Hupperd 1; | Kt'very cheap until Ocwouer 1. For paitlcalare aud | On KENT-SINE-HOOM HOUSE ON ins - yon teens Been ae juartetts, “Us Four. Tramps," wita ourrec 3g inspect inguire of Wail/AKEH & JOR- | [eX #ENT-SINE-KOOM HOUSE TH ST. E 8 room wricen LOR ons i ee 417 Fat. api¢-3t_ | reut-240 ser mouth. Apply ai Puree new bricks 20th, vest U et hw, SRAnee Dreasae” with poe Aenean co NE | TOK RENT—2017 KeT_N-W. O ROOMS, e307; | ‘apldze story @ room Wick, 1Our st we accessories. 65 K n.w., $25: 3 smalttrame houses Fi:gsiumwons | ¥1OR RENT—146 A ST. NE. BRICK HOUS acy bet, Bt ‘and, Ou sta, above Boundary. 68.93 | E08 focme, wil meters: im reveneees wines | Tickets may be obtaine’ only from members of, the | acl 1403 Kast Capital, €7. CHARLES W. HANDY. | square of the (Capitol: #35 per month. “Apply to K. | Sanita Bicycle lub, and ere exchangeable after April 921 Fetnw. = . MORRISON, 12: at .W. *pls-3t | 20'for reserved sex! mat extra charge, CONVENIENT _ 7-ROO} ROK RENT-NiW HOUSE, 14 ROOMS iasl NW & Herbert's, 1417 Pouusyivanis avente. 22 | F'iouses bey winds, colar bod. fares206 Beusa: | JPQX RENTONEW ROUSE. ig, ROOMS, 1451 8 ary st. D.w.. seco d * ’ door irom tu st, facing Le Droit Fark, Inguire at 420 Bounaary. FE FExT_ONFURNIANED NEw DIME MUSEUM AND THEATER, enna, ave. and 11th st. WEEK OF APRIL 16. Greatest Bill of the Season, ‘Special Engagement of the Most Wonderful Feature in the Museum Line on Earth, THE WHAT ISIT? AEA WHILAKES & JORDAN apl2At isi ¥ Fos BEST-801 6 st. 8. W. 8 ROOMS AND Aggariws 224 Oster Alley owe apl2.3t Qe RENT—1521 1 ST. NW. A FOURSTORY Brick House, iu the best part of the city, furuished | of anfurnished, at abou inal rent, which is already 2 1834 Jeftersou Pisce’ : ‘Also other uufurnished Houses, We call PARTIC. | te house. Inguire on tho premises unwediste.y. | ALL NEW CUBIOSITIES. ULAR ATIENTIUN. to our FCENSHED HUUSES | _SD12-00° Splendid New Stage Show by the HEALY ana —_| for retin the most DESIRABLE LUCAL IONS. JOR RENT_222 aD STE. 13 ROOMS, Hi nartest onder nd ood jutioroud g40 w. 0 Yard, cheap, 816. ‘Several aumail ages 9B and’ eid 3 2 3e SAUNDERS BIG SPECIALTY CO, Open Daily 1 to Sand 7 to 10, ota ‘story S roo frame, Ast, story § room frame, Ast, Beat HILL & JOKND10N, 14-6 738 18 OK RENT—1024 8TH ST_N.W., TWO STOR, z 5 story 6 room bricks Aste ADMISSION TEN CENTS. a ‘and basement brick house; 7 rooms and tath; mod- | _* oe. aah “- ‘story § rouus b- eo ee- fu improt its; new; pered; rent $40. Key at UB_K! —TWO SM ‘UUR-I ster) sok, B st veer Gti Aeitas cain orm noose iW rates der adc = Lee | RUE Gob Ge as oe MOM moss | Zaki Wrsuinnce Core tae si R_KENT—LOK ¢25 YER MONTH, BUUSL OF | Market Space —— ALWAYS WELCOME, 22. re a about ae miles ap k iF KENT—1314 9TH ST. N. Last | o. Wasuiniion. rt LAuGU: ellimg, imod. ‘The Representative ‘apla-see Toe F ot | iyidnWihae pee Ejmod iin far Trish Comedian. BRENT —1Ses V STREET MWe 7 BOOMS, | 10s Viminin vans. Or. teed tan seianiaie aie Fone ee aagoE fall ist call at oabed "Buljet iene i tne tot FE W. J. SCANLAN, at {OR RENT— ea apll-ct ret@ 6 :A-BOO.” HH 85. BW» 12r..fr..$100 1721 E R RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE = “PEEK-4-B00: a | Suze Tatne Lent Boo bo 33 | F’Screieist 10 stom tat, lows ae, unt te | ver 1, next. at $0 orto ¢ 81Z5 Cate Ss ecoenen et Fermoith” WiLL &SUHNSIUS, 738 Like ae | AUGUSTUS PITOU. = =: SEES, | OK KENT—WE CALL THE ATI ENTION OF PER- New Scenery. | I ae | tor bendocmely I houses to “Hear Scanlon's three yeare: howe fiuisived iu the tuost attinte viet | wmnsTRer. ‘New Sonya. MINSTREL sin {rom the ; laus of a Bostou architect, aud sitnated on & most desirable coruer overloociug Duy out circle; cau be rented tora Year or longer: full inventory at ‘our office, &JOMNSTON, mbz~2tewas2mo FSB 15th st. {UR REN i—PRESS BRICK BAY WINDOW. Wit Next Week—MODJESEA. (AEPAvGH's GRAND OPELA HOUSE. A WEEK WITH SHAKESPEARE . 3333 Rete: concrete cellar, 7 reom= and bath. al. modern im- wist uw... MON goRNREINE ag. Te tical lain 3 Proveweute, adi best udition, 118 New if story 12 room brick Kostn.w MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. ty Or, 1.29.30 304 G wt ae., Or. story 10 room brick K'st. m. 0 7 £8 store.25.00 Kear 15-10% 2 i NT_SEVERAL VERY HANI Ni story 8 roe rt Ket a. MODJESKA, ie, OF a 280) age 30 | FP PMo to room Housesrall od. taps ie best ps ok MODJESKA, 2 ar 005-7 27th. St.10-30 | of nort!.east, at 1B to $25; un line care MODJESKA, 10 W. KFO..D 142 MODIESKA, 79 MODJESEA, And her Own Company. accompanied by +11 rooms: bath, cellar, furnace....860 | Mz, EBEN PLYMPTON. = 30 :11 rooms, bath, furuace, a T108 Bot ne {8 room bath, ranges Yonday Evening... MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. 9-60 Geo. W. LINKING Void wid Wet Wednocday Brenig 2220 MAS VOU TIRE TE | 742 ‘OR RENT_7-ROOM HOUSE 4ND STABLE, NEW, Thursday evening. JOYMBELINE. | 915-154 24th, dr-16.20 3010 Mt Grant st, Mt. Pleasant, Apply toANNLB HALD. Eriday Evening. TWELFTH NIGHT. | apie Za 1907 Pennaylvamaave.n.¥. nee, ... MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Seturdey Eveuing. we AROMLO AND SULIEE Prices-$1.50, @1, 75¢., 600. and 25. 2 Scats now on sale. apl0.st RENT— 18 ¥ st. 11 rooms, bath, cel A Great Curiosity is the new fractional cur- Tency paid out at “Driver's.” cy Sewing Machines rented, at : OrrENuRIMER'S, 514 9th st, DAW. ‘Telephone call 624-3, t Housekeepers Attention! Coffees way down! Great Reduction tn @ugars: THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, 3104 M st., Georgetown, D.C. 503 7th st, 1620'14th st. n.W., Washington, Hundreds visit our store évery day for our ‘Teas and Coffees and Baking Powder, Once buy our ‘Teas and Coffees here and you will never drink any other. Remember, we still give away vaiua- bie and useful presents. Take advice before it is too late, and buy at GOS 7th st. and 1620 14tu st. n.W., 3104 M n.W., and Nos. 58, 50 and 60 Center: u2 Western, 8 and 9 O-street, aud 101 Northern Liberty Markets, We recommend to all lovers of a cup ot Rood coffee that they use our Granulated Eight O'e Breaktast Coffee, which we sell ut the low price of 25 cents per pound. Don’t fail to try it, For sale ataliour stores. ‘Checks given with every 25 cents’ worth Tea, Coffee or Baking Powder. ‘Reduction tn ail standard sugars. * Granulated Sugar... Standard “A” White Extra “ Ligut Extra“. Block. Fine favored Goifees ai 28 cents, Coffve ground fresa while walling with the aid of Sgas engine. Our 0c. coffee cannot be equaled city. Just received a cargo of new crop Teas at 35, 30, 00 and 80 vents per pound. — nowy Jur new crop of Moyune ‘eas at $1 und excellent and deliciously flavored. adele ur Java anu cha at 30 cents ind can- not be equaled. Don't toryet the ‘old Reliablo tea houses, ‘the Great Atlantic and Pacific ‘Tea Co. be nd a gh 14th ane Georgetown rane st. BW. juarters, 35 Vesey st., New York. 53 — $1.25, 61.50 $2.00 Amencan Hat Co.'s tine Derby's, latest spring styles and colors. Fedora Soft Hats (new style), $1.75, Best Hat in the city, $2; at 209 Pennsyiva: nia avenue, opposite Botanical Gatden. 2 $3 Per Galion, 75c. Quart Bott! Rye Whiskey, best in thet world for the meses Orders by mall, MoGre's, 9th near Dst. was Philli Digestible delic Only $22.50 fer a High-: proved Singer Machine, with four drawers, and all latest improved attachments, with five Years’ legal guarantee, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. cL EO ET J operamtanstotwa tat ae tts Gale New Ime “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” 25 cent Broneht Price, ts, pga ercadk a ong Sed EE al Peerless Dyes . Are the best. Sold by druggisis. oly Clark’s Best Machine Cotton, 6 250, at C. Auerbach's Men's Furnishings: its sea Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. 03, Photographs, $3. AxTaoxT's, 905 Pa. av. €011 California Tickets, J. F. Milnor, B, & 0. Depot. 26 “Royal Glue” mends China, Glass Wood, £0, Fresh Alacrney Butter churned morning and delivered in 3¢ 1b. “Ward” print ‘Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterialls’ ‘Swec wine ® perfect beyond criticism or comparison. We are showing the Correct Styles of the Season, parfect in ‘fit and fabric, faultless in make and material. THE PRICES ARE Low. Our $10 Strictly all Wool Suits in Sacks and Cut- ‘Sway are as good as any you buy at 815. ‘Our $10 Blue Assabet Flannel Sults we guarantee not to fade or money refunded. Our $15 Prince Albert Suits are equal to any $20 suit you can buy elsewhere. ‘We have a full line of Men's and Youtt’'s Suite from 96.50 up. For Boys from 14 to 18 we show a line of Suits from 85 up to $15. For Children from 6'to 14, Buits with Short Pants, ‘we have the largest line we ever nad, from $2.50 up, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOORK CLoTHING oo, 710 0 7TH AND G STREETA HH. D r IMPORTER AXD TAILOR, inform you that his NEW GOODS NEw NATIONAL THEATI ‘TO-NIGHT AT 8:15. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF ‘THE WONDERFUL eleven rooms. 1935-1935 % L2th st.u.w., new aoderu improvements: each ¢18 Frame: ex rooms. wodcrn improvements re oF CHAS. 8. SHREVE, 1) ‘all mod-rn improvements; $3,500, iricks: aix rou; ali large yard; 7th st Dew. “Rov Tun et, bet. zo Farragut Square. Zouk oreorsiu,vet.1: te 3 ‘POREFRT Houses Fis ‘New York ave. n.w., 10r, a.i....- UTIFUL HOME, Tooms, mod. imps. ace: 2 stories and cellar ; Iu THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN, 917 631 NORTH heated by ture ‘splendid trout iawn. so u.w. apldtin KEELLAR In His New Entertainment, OR RENT— mt Dein 612 F n.w.,11r. $166.67 318 2d st. s0., ¥ 10 room brick, k East Ony) 737 N sty D. Way 1ST. one * ay es ‘stable. | ery 10 room brick, Kast ORIENTAL OCOULTISM. 2 Seo apsiene = SO; Coresean sts 108 tin ene ee “G8 | 2 story oom brick kant 353 17th bt. uw. i. 190 gyu7 M stn Or ‘ 80x New Hampshire ave . tr, aii, 2 story 0 room trame, Gramt ave — 62010 aoe Wenning os Corner 71h sad usnuer Grains Nine) 7 S story 34 room buick, Jowa Cincio Next Week—Rice's $20,000 Operatic Burleaque— | 2109 ¥s nay ans 16 F st \3 65 Artists, THE CORSAIR. TOY 8th Fe& ENT—FURNISHED-—A NEW TWO-STORY | ‘Seate now on sale. apie | 1917 Ka and basement brick. Y rooms, tery iuleely furnished. ‘308 N®¥ satiosat THeaTer ‘ Serycneap or Ave mouths irom Ming Ty ashe. “Ts aa £9 — ag M. M. PARK. 5 story room Brick, North Caroithaavauiae |. -3700 i | B story @ room brick, New APRIL 16TH WERK | <b RewE-aeo SOOMGET OD | 2 story 7 room brick, New <.300 Fer and 2007 11th st, story 4 room trame, Vermont avenue. DOU RICE’S $20,000 OPERATIC BURLESQUE, | 708 13th Toms: all mod. imp: rent, each $22.50." By CHAS. dor D SSHREKVE, 1125°7ih st. aw. ety ious Sse tee ee ier we offer 19°83 2% BP% s A B RR [peso i alogaist residence ou the coruer of 4% and Cst= i.e pet 8 5 3 et S17 Cavs 3345 Soe Sig pominal Pent untis september 1 L8Se after that Market at “R308 ae bs month. “dure snd peru! arke' OOD 208 “od roy Hx | S38. 18 Py Sal at ofice of SWORMISTEDT & BAADLE td 2 roomy brick. Sit ai. Sime 252 + at nw. mbJO- Lu . WU Direct from a run of 175 nights in New York, Bixty- | $32 O* iiss bark Biases i RENT— 3 pa 1535 Ket. ne, Fe ee Lat 10r..... 870) 1509} 12th 9 Or.€42.39 ao 4 pee ns ee Npbly to GREEN & CUNNINGHAM, eon4 ‘Two carloads magnificent scenery. ap2-1m* 1405 F et uw. 308 ie RENT—BY KO HOLTZMAN fod Seats now on sale. a HOUSES. 36 ton PL n.¢.6r.13.80 006 D™ Fat 70 Yi TE, Crqpomana oF XW cor. 17th & Px, 35 Oth sane rs, 1S Roo ‘THE BATTLE OF SHILOH, $333.43 1292 Whe st. ne. 6r.13 ‘15th st, south of Treasury. 100 OFFICE ROOMS, Open 9 a, m. 1010p. m. ap). re a in RAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, a Ce Err, fetta SS NONA STOSCH, VIOLINIST, toe eae Prof SANDER, Accompanist, be Fata. with Ada the enjoyable Farce “a CUP OF TEA, tent Office, 14 rent will be ‘reduc Seah zop after | 6 ost aw. . p tne Sollowing cast: six months’ occupaucy. AS, CAYWOOD, ca stm room Brion. @ ot + ‘Chaties Se: Mr. Ton; — he’ | ESB Toom brick, Ot. 1y Seymour. Es s $533 Bot > bricks, # roo each. B xt ‘RENT—17-ROOM BRICK ON 6TH ST, Nw. | 1000 Pst ~ x. 2 Foon brick, Pat... Josepha Fottwcon E sud t sts. oe Tate ‘iscen- | $3 13 ‘At MASONIC TEMPLE irally located, in guod repair, and very pee Spm. Tokets 30 cents; ta, G1: at | ALLERT F. FOX, 920 F stn. apidat” | 29874 stm. m ‘T—GOTTAGE-STYLE _ BRICK, 1235 st. s.e., Or. ror Capital Bicycle Club, S077" | Be Otin atta: 7 rooms, bath, be, 40 Brick aes | SS Othe st awe K iAN’S WASHINGTON ba Indiana ave. 14 os ‘Brick, 616 6th st n.w., | 483 Kst. aw. dr... witlinission 15 Shand Soe. Maines 10 and 250. 8 ih, &e, ‘Brick, 1230 14th st. aw., 1d | 720 pest ns. oe ‘THE EARLY BIRDS. ace, 707 Teh ‘ot nw. 8 some g36, | 733 iste me. Ors San 20-HANDSOME LAD! A Brick, 1410 D st.n.w., 107,830. Frame, 1249 8th st.n. | 1200 Linden Pi. n. 3,800 | a0 ot NOVELTY, SPECIALTY, AND Bi UE. w..7 rooms, $20. ALBERT F. FOX, 920 ¥ at. now, ooo Oe | ee ‘A Hoat of New Foes, ‘ao143t Sofice | stot we neg) ey ee 23 | ait aay Wink-Lanion sal Ok ""gSSE | tin, Falla yee ere aS HE CYCLERIES 1406 N.Y. AVE — LADIES | pibeh, ed servant : Bdscees Bicycles. ‘Tricycles, Bociables sud Tandems for Bitar office. 4-34 ast ne, t by the Boas, day or week. Tricycies for, five | 20% = re R RENT-THAT DELIGHTFUL ‘Fe months, 85 per mout House, 833 Sth st. n w..fronting on i Es : snd all modern pry wattally: huisoed Feat, ynext door. B. H. WARNER & CU. a0] fepe Bi pees EBEEE Jockey civ aces. H ie * Es a eee NIL700 STW WIN WL NEAR PATENT th ot a 8. 2 —700 STH ST. NW. zx THE SPRING RACES OH ENT opt SE, ps, NEAR PATENT eee improvements; in excellent order; rent, ‘Sth st. n. 6. on Ta $65. {apl4-3t*) BH. WARNER & CO. Sth st ne ws 17a, JOCKEY 1 NE- E ST. N.W. LARGE S-sTOR! NATIONAL CLUB FS Bless bn fi Bon wid SH RE Ey : Con oeation ‘WILL BEGIN ON THURSDAY, APRIL 26, AND CONTINUE UNTIL FRIDAY, MAY 4. FIVE RACES EACH DAY! HURDLE RACES AND STREPLECHASES! vemen' tral location ; 3. fapl4-3t") Be WAKNEK oe RENT—LAST ONE OF THOSE eoberan Wines wer so oome ape Key at arus store, opponte. HL WakSens cor apl: Fiocts an beerent sree abt bathe Bears E fy ta Soe 4 + 4 AERRBRR i % &: Bee Hi BR MEMBERS’ BADGES now ready at the Office of the | _ ap 14-3t Glub, 10th ot. and Pennsyivanis sve. ‘These badges can be obtained of the Treasurer, Mr. P. H. CHBISTMAN, and are delivared only to persons regularly elected by ballot, ‘The attention of former members not in good stand- ‘ing at last annual meeting is called to this matter. Suemenal eee re H RENT—2264 127TH 81. .W., ‘ix rooms; moderh conveniences, fork ave. ration na Ss beep) reralteedilactiepet per pri edie apr a re on. WARNER & CO. ass cs ‘the grounds or stand. Fe, a Oe igg oe mouse ioe Cy FIRST RACE AT 3 O'CLOCK EACH DAY. grobce, LM Bee Touldiaus avern.ee ‘aplt-3e aed ny FR MoGuIME, Pret, | POE BGS eet Mace oe = ‘EH. D, MoINTYRE, Secretary. sen n beef Sere Jot 3 = = a 2 agg CEE RM OOM OOS Ee gE 4 eee Estee iB 3 i anda ‘By. ‘Next’ Mas. M. J. Hosz, us 2300 F ST. X. w. Invites the LADIES to inepect her Stock of IM