Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1888, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. .C. TUESDAY, APRIL 1 ee rere esi yest Ntrer omens deseo remmet 7 Sema Nl Be his gost ool RECORD RENE GI AR: fy alco enh ete A TP a Se EE LOC ‘The Weather. Indications for the %. hours commencing at$ p.m. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Mary- land, and Virginia, warmer, fair weather, tol lowed Wednesday by rain, light to fresh easterly Winds, veering to southerly and increasing in L MENTION. Worcw’s Drt-Arm Sy-tew, the only sure method Of exterminating motns thelr eges. Furnt- ture and yoods of every description renovated. All furniture purchased from us will be kept free from moths for one year without expense, W. B. Moses & Sou, 11th and F. Srsctat Saux at King’s Palace, Poke shapes in all braids at 43 cts Cnew “Rosenfel’s Gemn™ Tobacco, Cxostxg Sate —The Taunton Silver Plate Co. Yili make closing sale tomorrow of Triple plated Ware, Cutlery, &c., at the salesroom of Walter B. ‘Williams & Col, cor. 10th and Peun. avenue. Agmxts for Chase's Cold Blast and ators, Kedzie’s and the Pasteur Untli May Ist we wil! make a dis Water Fliters count of S per cent on all sales of $50 or over for cash on oF before delivery. W. B. Moses & Sox. Ice Cxeam and Charlotte Russe, Possers’ Dow RE A CLAN. covered the country with the De a clam,” because a clam does not “shel he wishes the public —Sidalis, the great soap man, t out ‘Soap, however good, only cleanses tie coteh’ Oats Essence, on the contra uses, purifies, and strengthens the brain and ‘nervous system, both 1a apd out, cures neviraigia, gives new vigor, and t% undowDe edly Une greatest nervine kno Loos Covens, Baby Canktaces, Straw Mattings, Wire Window Screens; orders for upholstering oF cabinet work promptly attended to. Furniture eked for slipinent. » W. B. Moses & Son, 11th and F. fins Portmars Kets Keu 1109 Pa ava, cITry AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. nn D. Eskew, who was at one time foreman of the specification room, Government Printing Office, died lust_ evening at bis resience, 1419 Columbia reet. The funeral will take place to-morrow af- os ‘Tariff Reform” was the subject of an address by Mr. N, Dumont before the National Republican Club iast night. Remarks were also made by Mathew Trimbie, F. G. Barbadoes, G. W. Sargent, and A. ¢. Richards. Twenty-eight new members were elected last evening at the regular monthiy meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association. After the Dusiness meeting there was music, a gymnastic performance and refresiunents, ‘THE WENKLY STAR'S Focket Atlas of the World 1s offered free to every new subseriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stak. It is « handsomely printea Dook of 191 profusely illustrated, with more than 160 colored napsand diagrams, abd contains 8 Wealth of general information See advertse- by, THE EMANCIPATION MEETINGS, Yesterday’s Celebration Continued in the Evening. FREDERICK DOUGLASS’ ADDRESS AT THE FOURTH BAP- ‘TIST CRURCH—HE MAINTAINS THAT TUR PRESENT CONDITION OF THE SOUTHERN NEGRO IS WORSE THAN SLAVERY—AN ADDRESS BY JOHN M. LANGSTON AT “ASBURY CHURCH. The Emancipation Day celebration was contin- Ued last night, as stated in Tux Star, by two pub- lec meetings. The meeting under the auspices of those who participated in the procession was held atthe Fourth Baptist church, Rev. Robert John- son pastor, on R street near 15th. Early in the evening the spacious edifice, which seats 1,500 people, Was filled, floor and gallery. There were many white people in the audience. At 8:10 o'clock Miss Gertie Williams, who personated the “queen” in the South Washington diviston of the procession,entered the hall amid applause,and soon Afterward the officers of the meeting, with Mr. Frederick Douglass, filed to the platform. The officers were: Mr. Chas. he W. H. Jordan, secretary; Mr. jeury Johnson, chairman of meeting; Mr. J. F. N. Wilkinson, chairman of financial committee; Mr. J. W. Bran- ‘Son, chairman of executive committee; Rev. K. H. G. Dyson, chairman of committee to wait on Presi- dent. J. F. Cook, collector of taxes, and others also Sat on the platform. THE TWO QUEENS. Miss Williams, the “queen” of South Washing- ton, Was given a seat on the left of the platform, and Miss Emma Holmes, who appeared as the “queen” of the 8th district, was assigned a place on the right of the platform. The exercises were Opened by tne choir singing the Coronation hymna, foliowed by prayer by Rev. SG. Lamkins. The blessing of God was invoked on him Who was now hovering between life and death, and who had been so true to those Who were celebrating the day—Koseoe Conkling. Mr. Heary Johnson made the introductory remarks, In which he sald that they had observed the day according to custom. Letters of regret were read from Senator H. W. Bialr, Senator John Sherman, the Commissioners of tue District, Hoo. J.W. Ross, Belva A. Lockwood, Prof. Gregory, and others, Mr. Jordan read the Emancipation’ edict. Senator Blair, in bis letter, urged Uke importance of the general education of the masses. “Senator Sherman referred to unfair elections, and sald that the people should be =a each citizen bas tue right to cast one vote. ‘MR. DOUGLASS’ ADDRESS. Mr. Johnson introduced Mr. Douglass, who said be knew of no occasion of an anniversary when he felt more solicitude for his race than now. He had been recently in two of the Southern states, South Carollaa aad Georgia, and the outlook for Bis race in Uhose states Was not cheerti It had been wisely said that one may lose liberty ina day and not know it forhalfa century, and as Wisely said that eternal vigilence is the price of Uberty. If he told what he wished be would tell them that they were — * Tae cae &e., but it would be telling a le. It been’ said ‘that One slave-owner Was equal to three northern ment in another column. ‘Ime Stam has recetved from Madison & Co. Frank ues’ Magazine and the Young Ladies’ Journal | © May, and Puck's Library, No. 10. ‘Mr. Charles Fenton, an aged white man, residing at 1308 Wailach Place, fell yesterday afternoon at Ponsyivania avenue And 15th street from vertigo, and received a severe cut in the face. He ts better | und ft fire took place at the wood and coal | 10Un street, occupied by John T. | ‘clock last nigh | ‘At the meeting of the the assembly bali of th he papers wo be presented are: “The Funeral | Customs of Ireland,” by ney, and | “Methods of Pottery Decoration Practiced by the Inhabitants of the Eastera United States,” by Mr. W. H. Holmes. jiogical Soctety in | this evening | _— Ue THKEaTENeD 70 Cer Hi Razor.—A colored bari | son, went into an ¢ shop, in South Washington, Yesterday afternoon, and Asked the price :{ every article of food for sale im the piace. He took a seat at a table, and after | eating a hearty neal was told that the charge was | BWcents, He thought that 10 cents was enouzh, | Dut the proprietor retused to let btm leave the premises unui the bill was paid. He took from his | eckst a razor and threatened to cut the oid lady's | throat unless she let him out. ‘The old lady com- | plained to Oficer Heary, who arrested the eater and found the razor in his hat. ‘Tbs morning, in the Police Court, he was tried for carryiag cou- cealed weapons, and Was ued $50 or 90days on the farm. — ‘THREE POLICEMEN aND THEIR PxisoNmn.—Yester- Gay the sixth precinet patrol wagon drove to tue Police Court. Ia it were seated the driver and Three policemen. No prisoner could be seen in the ‘Wagon, but when It stopped at the Police Court a @imioutive colored boy Jumped out. He was caught by OMlcer O'Neill, who started to lock bim Up. The little fellow protested his innocence and ‘sald he did not want to go to the “farm “tool” (Ke- form School), but he was placed Denind the bars all the same. He did not manage to crawl between the bars and escape before be was called up for nee Rewaxpep yor FeeTuxe Tesriwony.—In the case of John O. Miner agalust Amelia Miner for divorce, | Chief Justice Binguam yesterday referred the case | Dack to the exaininer to tase iurtuer testimony. ‘They were married in 1873, and lived together until 1884, When he charges that she wilfully de- served ning and went to Wiikesbarre, Pa., ad las Deen living in adultery there with oge James | Chaunbers. a Seaeae His SKULL FRACTURED Wire 4 BRICK. about 9:40 o'eiwek Henry Mughes stru: son On the head WitU a Stone, om D street between 13% and 14th streets. Hudson was attended by Dr. MeKoue, of tue Eiwerzency Hospital, and it Was found that he had recetved a sight fracture | Of the skull. | ———— EOF LIBERTY ON THE WASHINGTON Carr. TOL—Mr. Jefferson Davis writes that Sculptor Crawtord had notuing to do with the staiue « The dome of the Capitol at Washington, and adds: | “The facts, as my memory serves, were brictly | Was accepted by Mr. Powers to | pr tue of the Capitol His sented a fe With a ‘liberty ad. I ot jected to the ‘itberts freed siave, at the | ur people Were bUrD {re Mir. Power ing ior tie cup a ¢ our aborigines, | e Hyure ty pieal | Same tin and had malutained taetr ireeuom. stating tha Modified bis design, »: Crows of feathers, as 1 by which he thougat ts re Of America, as tie rey we of Whicl the statue was Intended to <tzud. Ido not remember What, If any. ower modification Was wade. ‘The ouly Gojeetion offered Ly me having been removed, the design was accept d and tue work executed by the renowned statuary, Powers,” Rozsexies Kurourey.—Mrs Anna Adams, No. GBS E street southeast, reports stolen from her $85 In casa, G. K. Kuontz, No. 127 D street north- west, Sio.eu fo" hallway am overcoat Worth $12. Mra. J. £. Willson, No. 604 4ta street, Teports stolen frouG Ler house’ Saturday a basket Of provisions. Senay Kouin reports tue larceny of two Wash Luvs Geu. sannisier reports the lar ceny of $7 worth of ciotuing. Wm. J. Kenoe, NO. 1457 Stoughton sireet_ northwest, reports stoien frou the Capitol yesteruay aiteraven a bicye worth $130. P. ii bi in rear of N early hour tats morning Of harness. Dr. Geo. Grom, No. 311 East Capitol Sireet, reports (ue lareuy 01 $10. Jno, & Rafferty, eoachiah at Senator Suwyer's, reports stolen & Pair of shoes aud a pair of pant stl tive Was entered robbed of $40 Worth AUCTION SaLEs oF Uxrurxovep Pxorerty.—| Duncanson Bros. sold yeste tie aueuoM Henry J. Gross 1 re foot a want lot at the bs oc 14th street ad Khude Is 24.91 feet on Rhode Isiapd ave > the ad: aiming 1 f Sout; ane Y, and cval pou. The | nation may for; men, and thougd it had not so turned out in the War, It appears that they have not givea up the idea, He Uaen spoke of the solid South menacing oi and asserting their determination not to allow the election of a republican President. The , Dut tue colored peopie are bound to remember the past, and When (ue rights of every man Were respected there would be time to forget What had been done. They were met With the assertions in the papers that the negro 1s falling into a state of barbarism. He was com- pelled to admit that the negro isin some respects worse off than When he Was a slave. Though nominaily free he is to-night a slave. Not fromm is fault, but because of his accusers. We were not emancipated. Abrahatm Lincoln meant well, Dut the nation Is one of hypocracy. The negro NEVER WILL BE FREE unless he goes to the polls untrammeiled. The colored men are now betng cheated through the trucking system out of their wages, and the high- est paid in the South fs $8 per month, They should ittt tiseir united ¥ J 1 fraud. Tue please and they can’t go else- ‘The only protection he had was the con- science Of the ‘storexeeper—a conscience which Sold men to bulld churches, women to support missionaries, and babies to buy Bibles. (Laughter and appa The scrip has no value tn the fu- ware. How can ft be otherwise than that the race is retrograding. ‘The Nortuern people do not be- leve ityaud when we ‘ell them they wiil cry “vloody shirt.” He hoped some young men would go out like the early abolitiontsts and tell it to the people, Another feature was that It led to crime. Every Northern man visiting the old slave-holders, 18 told that they would not have slavery back. ‘Why? | When they owned slaves they had the re- sponstbility of tuem, but row they have the labor without tLe respousibility. He called on the press to give these statements. “He might be shot, but he Would expose it. In Engiand, where so much 48 said as to the workinginen, 1 fs a crime to pay rge the what they pi other than money. Here, however, scrip was paid. At Weldon, where the cars stopped for meals, and he COULD NOT GET 4 MEAL, he had made au address to the colored people at the depot urging them to vote for no man in fayorof scrip. He then read from the landlord and tenant acts of Mississippi and other states, and said they were a disgrace to civilization; the tenant being entirely at the mercy of tne land- owner. The condition of tue Irish tenant 1s Just in comparison with the American negro. He sum- maried that the full grown man received $8, and Unis was reduced by the truck system; that be never handles adoilar; he cannot leave for his sertp dow’t pass on the railroads, and he has to Work for his old masier, chained’ to hls locality. In view of all this, now can he rise higher. Shame ‘on those who point to the negro in his when they are the cause of his ‘condition. He'ts the only one at work, the land-owner being at the eross-roads Whiting, astride of a rum barrel. ‘The government Which” should protect the ‘weak ¥ protects the strong. If Grover Cleveland Was tolustst that the fourteenth and tifteenta atmeadwents should be enforced tue constitu- Uonal right could be found. if they had the rignt to muke tne negro a citizen, they had the right to hun. He was a repubucan, but a cored THE REPUBLICAN PARTY must not only be up to the Umes, but make the Umes, and fi it could not guarantee protection it fails tm its duty. If it fails we wili leave it. The question Will soon be decided at Chicago, and if tt Chose, a candidate with back Lone and clan hands it would Win. He naimed some possibie candidates. The name of Blaine evoked no applause, but taat of Sherman Was received with shouts, There was one not mentioned wuo, Mr. Douylass sald, he would love to see In ule White House, Justice Harlap, of the supreme Court, wuo alone stood by the fourteeath and fifteents amendments, and could be depended upon. If Roscoe Conkling was ip the presideutial chair, he said, the red shirt and rifle geutry would be checked, Addresses were made also by W. H. H. Hart, Rev. C. H. Phillips, W. B. Jounson and Prof. Cook: ‘The Asbury Church Meeting. Asbury Church last evening was the scene of an ermancipation celebration conducted by the Chase, or anti-procession wing. Among the audience were many white persons, attracted by the an- ouncement that Mr. Jonn M. Langston was the orator of the evening. On the platform were seated Mr. Langston, Gen. Green B. Raum, 0.3. B. Wall, the presideat of the meeting; W. Calvia Chose, the secretary; Rev. Mr. Phullips, and Dr. Mary Walker. Tue secretary read ers from Senators Chace, Blair and Sherman, and the Dis- Uict Commissioners regretting their inability to attend. He (ven read a series of resolutions pro- | Vesting against the present form of government of the Di ict agaipst the School system, pro- | claiming Joun Sherman to be the cuoice Of the colored cl'izeas of the District for President, and the Hoo. Joun M. Langston, the “coiored Giad- stone of America,” their choice as Representative ta Congress from the sixth Virginia austriet, and endorsing the Blair edueattonal bill and the Dis trict suffrage bill, Mr. Wall introduced the orator, | wo announced the Subject of nis addtess to be | the “Single Basis of American Citvzenship.” Tor £406 px age of 24 feet each *s Live.—The tollow- Love, J. L, | sot | r= | weenor of Maryland: “We the! usuf Leonardtowa, St. Mary's wing that Benjamin Biscoe, now bur coun under sentence of | ag 0 in Dixon, does not, account ot weakness Of mind, | crime, and conse nud as Tully responsible as a | mental caliber, request. tbat you | Geath sentene: ‘sonment for | Was seuvenced to be baoged oa the Ax Evroxr To Sa¥E Bisc: “a sith of Apri, > TE Ziox CutKcn ConreRssce.— phia and Baltimore Conte Chureb tu Auwerica wilh rhe Philadel nce of the A.M. K Zion | vavene to-morrow alter. | neon in Joun Wesley Zion Cuurch, ou € avenue. Bishop f. i. ‘Wil presite. Tals con! Of Columbia and a portion of the states of Mary- Jand and Pennsylvaais, and numbers sixty uiais | ters. eee A Jour Car-Fiug.—The Hancock and Logan commands of the Union Veterans’ Union beld a camp-Ore at Grand Army Hail last evening. Robt. Aitan, the adjutant-general of the order, made an Address of welcome, and addresses were’ made by Representatives Laidlaw, ot New York and Ander 00, of Iowa, and by Li. LL Piper, the j vO caté-general of the organization.” &. C. Hill, Mra. Dumble, Dr. Heenan, Major Frank Bell’ and ‘Capt. J. E. Kogerson Wok part iu the musical and iter ry exercises, A Wire's GROUNDS Fox ASKING Fox 4 Divorce — ‘To-day, Mr. Campbell Carci..gton, for Nellie Asa- tou, Hiéd a bill for divorce trom George. W. Asb- Yon. They were married Decetnber 23, 18k}, Dy Rev. M. Gaskins, and she charges that about a Year after mariage be commenced a systematic Course oF {ll-treatment,ana in September, 1885, as- | saull ber, cutting ber face, &c.; that he once Seized an axe to kil her, and She ran for her lite, and he pleaded guilty tthe clarce of Usreats. Dhe states that stpce April ¥ be has been in a con- ‘Mant stale vf intexicalion. ARRESTED aND TAKEN 1O PITTSBURG. —Maj Mvore last evening received a dispatch trom [n- Spector of Police McAleese, of Piitsburs, Bouulyins him to arrest two men—Samurl Brown and Doin!- Bick O'Connor—who iad lett there on a train for this city. When the traia arrived from Pitts later tm the evening the men were arrested by ‘Dewetives Carter” and Manon. They are charged ia Pittsburg with the grand iarceny of $110 and a valuabie gold waten from Wan Dillon, | those troubies, ae | in that document, spoke of tbe Cleveland croubies, before ihe war, ailuding to Mr, Wall’s Imprisonment, saying: “I do not understand how, in so short "a tune “aince Lord has dove so much for this country.” He referred to Lincoin as “that un- kuown man of the West. ‘TUE MOSES OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC, who heard the command of tne Lord and who did not die unlit Lee had surrendered his sword to Grant and liberty Was spread over the iength and breadth of tue country. The time has now come.” he said, “when the negro shail speak for atzusell, instead of standing aside for white champions, Aiter twenty-six years of freedom where is the colored man WhO is to speak tor you? Where is he? Jsay that he ts coming, and that his voice will one day be-heard in your bails of Congress; ape, ahd in the Senaie cuaiaber, in such eloquence thai. tue bitterest of your haters Wil acknowledge the truth at Last.” WHITE AND COLORED, It ts perfectly natural, he said, that the colorea citizen should regard the white man as the citizen par excellence, He discussed the position of those who claimed Chat the Constitution originally con- talped a distinction of color, and be ‘aevorted (et Lie word white never did aud bever could “They call us many nice ames,” be said, “They call us coiored citizens, men of coler, geatiemen of coior, colored fellow- citizens, hegroes, and negro citizens; but Mf they are in & hurry and do not want to be President ‘they call us ni % I'd like to see Grover Cleve- land speak Us a8 ‘niggers.” It would be tive that he does Sone S second corm.” is Temaras were offen interrupted With applause, ‘Lhe exercises closed with music, . Rov Busse Pow, Assowvrexy Prue ‘This powder never varies A marvel of ‘parity, | strength, amd wholesomeness, More economical than ‘tbe ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, sium or phomphate powders. Sold only in cana, Borat Baxixe Powpsn Co., 106 Wall st, 5.x. ‘Who lives on 2d avenue, Pitsburg. This morning Detective Coulson arrived were from Pitsburg and ‘Yoo the prisouers back with Lim. 2 ea THE ODD FELLOW® ANNIVERSARY. ing the 1st Chesapeake regiment, Patriarchs Mi + tant, L 0.0. After showing the visitors the ‘sights of the city during the morning a parade iy r Setts avenue; Massachusetts side Mt. Vernon south side of ‘Vermont Vermont avenue to H street; H on Rye ue (earougn the ‘grounds ‘pa ania aven! ‘Breeutt Mansion) to 15th street: 15th. G sireet; G street to National Rifles’ Hall, banquet will be served. After the ‘Visitors will be entertained until the ment of the exercises of the e avenue ‘square) to 14th street; ‘Thomas Circle to 5e3 ial g hower, treasurer; 1. 8. Barker, M. Dufour, Joun Endei iA, Beper W. H. Fra- Hier, Geo. A. Green, J. Hughes, W. H. Klopfer, A. ‘L. Leonard, Adolph eo Long, J. E. Mason, KA. McLean, Geo. F. Pollock, Frank Schwarz, EH. Sipe T. T. 8 J. A. Shackelford, J.C. ‘Taylor, A. 8. Webster, W.H. Wilson, Mrs. EV. Kessier, and Mrs. 8. Sai Nartonat TawareR.—“The Corsair” and his reck- Jess crew swooped down on th® town last night, perpetrated a series of outrages on the gravity of the people and the integrity of the English lan- guage and got away With a lange amount of booty, Judging from the number of wonderfully good- natured victims present in the National Theater, Who not only submitted to the outlaws, but be- came parciceps crimiuis By paanding inet pirat- ieal efforts. ‘The worst atrocities of the raid were che puns and the —— of Frank David. The former pervaded everything. Not alone were they turning up every line or two in the dialogue, but they were incorporated in the Peer painted on the scenery, and worked into the costumes, Some were 80 good as to justify their own existence; others so bad as to admitof no ju- tines no. However, “The Corsair” 1s a bur- lesque, and from ume immemorial burlesquers have been allowed exceptional license on the stage, and “gags” which would be tolerated no- where else are rather expected in this sort of entertainment, Beside being a chaotic jumble of all sorts of jokes, “The Corsair” 1s one of ‘the most gorgeous spectacles ever seen here, ‘he departure Scene and the pirates’ craft in the frst act, the pirates’ headquarters in the second and the harem sceneim the third were marvels of richness and beauty. ‘The grand march and the prismatic fountain in the second act_ were highly effective in thelr brilliant and ever-changing colors, The score of “The Corsair” contain’ many pleasin; numbers, which were well rendered last night by the principals, some very credit- able vocal work bei done by Miss Annie Summerville, Miss Mont ‘Mr. Brocolini, aud Mr. Frahk David, who sings well for a come- dian. Mr. David causéd a great deal of merriment Last night, alded by Jon Sparks and George Schiller. ‘The ladies of the troupe, ot whom re are a large number, are comely to look upon, and ‘Wore last night costumes in keeping with thé pre- vailing 1ess0f the production. Mile. Gio- Mna.ndsnty ittle woman,danceda prev LY pas seul inthe thirdact. ‘The “mule fling” in the last scene made a hit, Altogether the spectacie was a brill. jant one, and it wag witnessed by an audience Wich crowded the National Theater to the doors, ALBA! 3 Orgka Hovse.—The Beatrice of Mime. Modjeska 1s an Impersonation decidedly charming to the eye in its fair pleture of gracious and nobie womanhood, while it captivates the understand- ing by the completeness of its identification and intelligeut sympathy with Shakespeare's spirited creation. Hardly equal in subtle suggestiveness of nimble womanly Wit and spirituelie tenderne-8 and ready sympathy to the exquisite im- personauion of Eilen ‘Terry, Mme. Mod- Jesku's Heatrice possesses more and dignity than the former, a yreater semblance of reserve wer, and comes to the heroic and te" scenes by an easter trans!- Lon and with more certain effect in consequence. Altogether it 1s one of the most admurable things Mme. Modjeska has done and shows her art in every phase at its best. She was most cordially received by the lar audience at Albaugh’s lust night, im the ‘scenes evoked manifesta- Uons of genuine enthusiasm. Mms. Modjeska has with her a eee of merit. Mr. Plympton is ap actor of pleasing appearance, intelligence, and traming, and his Benedick was worthy of the Beatr ce. This evening Mme. Modjeska will be seen here for the first time in “Measure for Measure,” a play which has not been done in Washington for many years, Harts’ BUOU THRATER—Myra Goodwin Is a bright and smart little woman, with pleasing ways and nimble limbs and a voice tat is agree- able to the ear. She has a play called “Philopenc,” which is. ad ad a8 a dramatic work, but brings ut all Miss Goodwin's strong points ii the way Of ing, dancing, and wearing boys’ clot Tully “ane was ordially recelved “at harris inst night and will remain there ail the week. Kenxay’s THeaTER.—The London Specialty Co., which furnishes abundant amusement tor the nu- Merous patrons of Kernan’s this week, contains about the Usual assortment of variety features, in the way of vocalists, comic and sentimental, dancers, comedians, tuinblers, &c. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday there will be nightly giove contests between Dowlalek MeCaffrey and Frank Hearald, of Philadeiphia, “Tak BATTLE OF SHILOH” es is attracting Widespread attention by its power and realisin, = tue building is thronged ly by delighted visitors, —._—_ Golden Eagle Knights. ARRANGMMENTS FOR THE MEETING OF THE SUPREME CASTLE NEXT MONT! ‘The Supreme Castle of the Knights of the Golden Eagle of the United States will convenéin this city May 22. The knights in thts city propose to give tue visitors an imposing reception and there will be a street parade. The following committees have charge of the arrangements: Ways and means, W. J. Fe E. L. Tolsom, H. M. Scumelder, A: Wikige, P. B. Otterback,c. 8. Raum, Tuomas faker, William C. Biting, George W. Hieisiey, Edw. Fick, W. L, Marss, C.’P. Scott, and J. B. F, Fonda; Edw. Fick, A. Willige, Thos, Baker, and Andrew 1300; press, J. B. Couner, J. J. Finley, Woolman Gibson, and E. L. Tolsom; yubite comiort, A. Willige, Thos. Baker, C. 8. Gay: . A. McDonald, Edw. Fick, U. F. Seoth, and J. v. Mcciain; music, Geo, W. Heisiey, P. Vannein and J. V. Sng Gg ee ee Edw. Scott, W. 8. Marks, and J. B. F. Fonda; Printing, ii. M. Schneider and A. P. Nyers. Tne Chairman and secretary are ex-officio members of ali committees, ‘The Course, ief Justice Bingham and. Equrrr Covat—Chief Justice Bing Judges Yesterday, Miner agt, Miner; further proof or- dered taken’ “Kilis ages Bus; divorces Pi mst, granted, ‘CRIA Montgomery. Yesterday, Edward J. H 3 assault with in- teut to kill; verdict, gulity. Geo, Sewell: assaul Tecognizances in $250, with O. 8. B. Wail as surety, forteited. Wm. Huuver; nifray: time to pay ting exteuded three weeks. "Wm. Nicholson; larceay; nolle pros. entered, Brazilla Letts; assault with int nt to kul; verdict, not guilty. "Robert Dent; convicted of housebreaicing; motion for new tn withdrawn. Wim. Reagan; receiving stolen 5 Verulet of not guilty. ee ‘Tae WEEKLY Star's Pocket Atlas or the Worla is offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stax. 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FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUS ES. ‘Tested by Time. For bronchial affections, coughs, &c.,_ Brown's Bronchial Troches have proved their FOR SALE—HOUSES. ___|{_ RENT—17-ROOM B GUH ST, NW. SALE — A TRREESTORY | JXOK SALP — CHEAP — $3,600 — SEVEN-nooM Gav. ne. br. 927.50 ar ‘ma ee The roveryy incon F TE-rotm back dwelt on Bhat oh wee Penner. | Brest Sin aes Rint owe, sate c 26 TF. 12 shares, Y aplese Des all"mod ‘imipet: ailey “in. peary price only | Jwice "i ‘between 16th and 16th aod T xy HD So Fatt WiSoorts Wiloox. | thd Date avle ae con. = oriek. i Mp | FOR SALE 2018 CONN. AVE, S8TONY xD gam 02d. Brick Gh Gus oe oR SALE—ON SMALL CASH PAYMENTS AND Lesement brick: 9 rooms: 3 baths. lot 21x137% Brick, 1230 14th st. Bw. 11 Ca aeat «to in i wi £00, TART Tibrits Bor fe. Btat office. apiece ; Fo test tia? _ penoinrcr, Bis0u cent $L000 Menon neers take andall modern improvenients: ‘besutfaliy: | and €2.000 on Tong’ time ‘an desired at 6 per cept Mupliod oy ums doce. BM WARMER & OO. OR BALE_NEW HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS IX | Frembeich. 18 toot tran, sight roome and'eeth all a oat ek Lumive apd Mt Pleasant: lance lot; large. ie OWN) Re oa pin EE a i Rg beats Sree oe efficacy by a YOR RENT_—700 8TH ST. N.W. NEAR PATENT | papered : eve first-class; 3,600. WHIT Al Weiaeiked om, : ‘test of many years, Price, 25 cents. €0-3 Foticctistmanie Story brick ast th ey The ‘pleat " ‘ ave thie de ing ane” Re we Modern unprovements; in excellent ord: rT NORTH! OR SALE—JUST WEST OF COLUMBIA ROAD, Fine Sewing Machines for Rent by week 965. [ap14-3t*) BH. WAKNER & CO. CK N¢ ~ within twelve minutes wack of Boundary. band- or month at AUERBACH's, 7un and Hi. eos OR RENT 6102 GT, NW. TARGE 2sTORY 8 Food hoo. WHITAKER © | Fr "sad sites modem Huron ace a aa We Are Selling the very best of all kinds of | 355, — enen 4 Lig = it SE IES 3 ct; Norms easy.“ Address B, Star office family groceries, Very cheap, come and ty us | Fhgs nr yas BuosTORy AND, CELLAR, BRICK | Pearementy, cvurguime and) conte! leaton gee Fok Mate BASGATk TH HOUSE AKD LOTS | _mb20-Im.ee M. & P. METzOER, PrintinuOice: rout #90, fa advance: ‘lnguire, 320 | TGR RENT 07 GRANT PLACE, phir Tuned | Holn ar eee Boo. vary terua SNU-AMBELE | APE, SALE TWO 2STORY AND a 417 7th & BW. ates. & 0. spy 2 stories and basement.) Tooms ond peticeh Seaee SMITH, Atty at law, 620 F st now, spizae | al eaten Ne “Boyal Gine” ments China, Glass Wood,&°, }OR RENT—A VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE provements; rent low, at Those aplé-st* ba a. WARN: KR SALE — AN 8-ROOM AND BATH BRI Z-story brick dwell FB ieuse: mod imapes gpicedia tier soe ER & CO. JOR SALE HOUSES. ‘The Silemt New American No. 7 and New C, AURNBACH, 7th and H, sole agent. e03 cs ‘Wickets, J. F. Milnor, B. & 0. ‘allfornia: ete, &S Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milic nw. FOE RENT—281 0 8. N E, 6 Ry ML QOK RENT_FOR THE SUMMER—A HO. Ure; street Cars pass dour, situated in good location oundary #t. 2 ‘Gr. frame, Fe & UL Apply, with eet | Rorthweat: lot 0K front Gyn ie de eep ee Toe | ql aNaN At 2 Bil rf erence, L M. H., 93 4st _ | gliey ; price $4,500. C.K. CAXWOUD, basement, 916 | Wei. w. 2 stor) aud bescivenl. ‘& LONG TIME sphi“St_ | Md ave. near Fo =, OR LEASE FOR i 38 and be IF DESIRED —A_ very desirable busi 70K SALE10 ROOM WOUSE. P. Sr. NEAR | K Lave, 15r,, m4, Me property, ou 10th, bet. % strecia uw: tot Ux | A lot nw, eqiendid location, 7.000; & rooms aud THONG, EN SEY ioe. ‘LOUIS B. 'SHOrMAKER, fine interior | _epli-lw 128 Fst ne ‘920 P stroct iw. LW. $3. 700. | WOK SALE_WE OFFER NEW SIX ROOM BRICK oe r X.W., NEW HOUSE, eee. | ee IR BENTITWO (NEW, FIRST-CLASS HEST- | Yori = semeet motaca conveniences. “Apply OU Sew — SESE | pmuehne uneret dences, und 5th st we bet, Rhode | SOR ave ea. a EW OMS Te land ave, aad O35 "SH JOR RENT_BRICK HOUSE 2035 OTH ST._N.W. = sues ‘Pet. Apply 4 i, 1402 14th Se ASA ens, lot 20 ft, front; side entrance; 9 Ft $16. Brick house 2094 Sth st. n.w., S15 inel w. rt 70S be. per quart, tee hea oA. 0G some wd wean ABE HIRT soe ST i pti,” Bi FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS | Jyon next E =A SMALL 2: | tio st, bho mie wei shan e hie lot stead Si ait ————————— —= story frame house, 5 rooms, water; beautitul loca- 2, 1114, T16 én va nay to ee YOR SALE—CHEAP—ONE 48-INCH “STAR | tion. _ se b.hand 1 fh. rear. lieated in the city for Bicycle: silent ratchet and ball bearings; in| api7-ate __ Apply 1324, next door. _ 406, 408 11th at. 8 nl be sold for. T have al [eg meet eres qn Fos, RENTITWAT FINE NEW RESIDENCE “ axiee and nw, JOR SALES COMPLETE SET 01 p THE SCRIB- ne 6 Ceuta ine, 35 vols. Lew! » a AMS BOOK EXCHASGE, bound, price, 870. W: Beatle ee ANS BO k JOR SALE—A COMPLETE BAKERY OUTFIT with horse; wagon and harman. Adare _ WASHINGTON FLOUR _apl7-3e 48 R SALE—CHEAP—' GOOD FIRE-PROOF Safes; one medium, one small; will sell lgw to sell at ate to suit. Address Box 161, office. Pate i Alexandria, Va, RK SALE—A FINE NEW CABINET UPKIGH' Fitter $225; full guarantee. ¥. WALDSOKE! wy OL Teh st. Bw. ap6-Lin, FOR PALE-SPHING OPENING OF THE LANGEST stock of new and second-hand carriages ever offered in this city to select from; "latest styles. JOHN M. YOUNG, 2p6-3m_479 and 481 C st. n.w., rear National Hotel. 1B SALE—JUST ARRIVED—FORTY-TWO HEAD of Horses from Augusta County, Va. Among them are some of the best Dratt Horses ever brought to thia city, weighing from twelve to fourteen hundred ‘and "uhda; agos, ranging trom five to eight rices tioin $75 to'$200. ‘Ail horses warrauited aa rope ‘SOUN SIMMONS, Proprictor. DOG GAuGhA stanapers Feseuted or money refunded. R SALE — JUST ARRIVED FLOM ROCKING- ‘bam Co, Va, 40 head of choice driving wad dratt aes; also, soine low-priced cart horses and farm mares, satisfactory trial given and ail stock ay {eed me represented, in rear of O12 stand <inih36-tim WM. XATES, Prop Fe. JUST RECEIVED —THREE CAR loads of buggies and a manu- SAA Ke PROBES, repositories, 2230 Sod ot We Wak: ington, con New York ave and'@ih st. 'mhv3-lan Ze }ORK SALE—OVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, bY nom pment and et earns —— ail COUR, S395 Mets Georgetown. mibi7-3ia i SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE containing ten rooms, ail modern improvements brick stable in the rear, 1214 G st nw, apl7-1t JOR RENT ORS. gad Lath; ‘parlors, dint flour, cellar under whole build ‘well-furnished house, uear H aunfltou and io privat. fami; lu rooms and about 70 ucres, 239 miles southeast ot Washington. 1 Foe, Estee V STREET NW. 7 ath, etc, 8: th F 1918 Fat, urbed,” paved complete in ev Fy parti 4; moderate rent to nw. bb 2100Ve 223 Q at. nw, 4 e. 3° = WASHINGTON DANENHOWER. Successor to Danenhower & Son, 1115 F stn. Ww. LE-1 BEAUTIFUL, CON- venient new Houses. 014 and 916 Sst.; ten rooms room, and kitchen on first 5 a 7ED. 30 ; shed with servants’ ae — > = FOE SALE — JUST ARRIVED, 30 HEAD OF | Closet in tear, large utd, ADDLY at DIB S sty OF tO AST ONE OF THOSE CHOICE NEW Sie iter nncanet the lot are some fue deaf. ale0 | Owner; 610 Sthiat, 2.w, aplé-im Houses on 10th st near I st. 9 roots, a | improve ne al : mated: horven ex. | OWBEE O10 Sth sf nw. S HOUSE TO | Mente: ustural wood Mniah: reut. ou Ter m0. seepniote ch MLEGEE © QUIGLEY, rear of $55 D gt Meee aA HL x URNISHED HOUSE TO | Key'at drug store, opposite. BH: WaRSER & CO. LEK at weir LOO | FOURTEAEOLD DAUR, wax | =o eho pemnth. Avply to 2008 Net nw. cole-= | OES err yoann OUR | «Oe “000 et crac wea? | Mare; good under the saddie. also Fitig tiowe, wih ‘ater snd guar 77 rooms andtath, 1801 Get a.w.; rent eas In: | OO cass reur'a,00 1 ae 09 | Jom SALE HOURES Wi carpe = See : R REN 3D 8T NW FO Y BAY: | books. “Forfa Tat ome for bulletin terse 3m se Haka OR SALE—PIE BAKERY, (OR: |AGON, iT—BY K 0. HOLTZMAN ah SY ‘bat, yard and stable | the Istand 15th. {ap17] THOS. E WAGGAMAN. 16 12th at meri en ee HOUSES, 1232 Wyliest. n.0.,.6r.813 | Mauire 608 Sd st'nw, split | Joon saLe— _ JOR SALE—CHEAP-ONE LARGE 10rMox, | NJ¥,cor 11" & Bear, | CE ROOMS, 0 rounae ah wrod timp raewiy patatod aod | ons pian Gererorteanny gran cos, Gay ane gAP— OE: sires, ® alt moa. ean painted and | Congress sta. Georcetown. aplendst at Frniatis for provision store, “nguire 1503 4.00 | go ig Paper, deeimble loeation; rent we tion, (apds-im) MILTON & LUCRETT, & — ae pa —— JPROE SALE—BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ON QST. NEAR | * FOE, SALESBED FEATHERS, 150A Fo. The ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED. 15th; ry abd basetnent: 11 roome aud batt: | — M. M. PARKES new and steam-dreased: Geese Feathers Boe all a} Mod. imps. ; jot 20x100 toalley; cheap. BH. WAK- ok SALE-712 9TH ST. AW Qrders by mail and othewise delivered, ALERT | 7072 apont Circle, 22 room. all mod. me... NER & CO.,916 Fst. apirat story Brick SEITZ G38 Hstne, | apl-cte | JAE 19th st. above Dupont Circle, 10r., all mod. tmp p08 SALE-oal WET = | é ase. | 48 34h st. above Dupont Circle 10r. a | 941 MST_NW. HOUSE AND STA | aps an POE, SALE BaLGAINS—OPRIGHT PIANO, 7% | I74T Tee ere omen al mod Jone. Die, ail a first-class condition: lane parlor. dining: | _ ‘octaves, #1 ral handsome | 20: 8) E Cor, bth and Mate ew 10) | room, ikitchen, an Inundry on Lirst floor. 9 be JOR SALE ST. NW. 2 Parlor Organs, 1729 12th rn - oD easy tera Apply at E. F. KUSENDE LS | twelve re vellar, bard a $00 U'ste nw, P00 Toth st. ny apiz-im. | ‘a mod: tained ouly from W. BILLY DI spol POR SALE OK SALE-NORTHWEST, BRICK HOUSE Tooms, cellar, bath: convenient to. Riggs Ma jerdics abd schools, lients for €25.. Price®. WHITAKER & JOKD \%. si at to “% Leh A FINE SMALL BUSINESS PROP- avis : 2 pee 5 Ee es = Tals Bot. New York ave near 13th mt JOR SALE—JUST ARRIVED 20 HEAD OF FINE 1 RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE COR HOUSE: = : treme Houses ge Se ES 10 rooms and bath; newly papered: all mod. tap: | EV Qttcrn vert of the sity oe ieee ek NOTH: Pe ee pe ee E 4 i a | suanes tara partof the city, on line of heeice and vos , Persons betore buyius. re Will please call and | 30 Feuton FL n.e.6: | mouth, Tyler & Rutherford, 130 * | excellent condition; eight rooms, bath and closets i examine sane, Be MCCAWLEY & CO Tally Ho | 2 Fenton PL necor eee Ee MER Ronee excollent 3 eleht rooms, bat aud cloveta, wuiative peice. Two Stables, Oat, between Oth and 10th. * apldeot 2 Se. Th, mice uly BZOMNSTON, Spout care. morn a VOR SALE—A VICTOR TRICY For list of furnished houses JOR SAL y BRICK DWELLINGS, | A EBELL & co., new. Apply at 1208% Sst.mw. For list of property for sale nd ¥3 ofa. Pe PG room Brent 250 ros | _ mak 20-1 tir Lath ate ne Seed * se a ‘with me tor rent or wale : mouth i = ‘i ply 106. PIKE, G43 Louisiana ave. now. apla-st | _8v16 RO. N. 10th and Fok SAEEP TNO NEW COUTAGES 1s wouNe | inde “Urano aye. “opwnits behets Tara! A FINE YOUNG HOUSE, HARNESS, | JOR KENT Mtine | 203. Viertaia sveres Pleasant at low prices; pretty situation. | ters | Price $1900. Aly 2280 7th at. sw. #8 chu and Lady's Phaeton. Nore: 6 years old. taudsome, | At modern improvements. Sie teremnest emai | Nivedita omy gate BEAD Toone, | ARE AALECAT. A DARGAIN Fok 4 LiMiTED ‘aple-st HL RUST, 1008 Fst o-w. | an a =~ pana : Gath; all modern inpeuvenents “inguire 4 Por BESTS HOUSE: 6 ROOMS: ALE | _2PL1-1m en rrr oe east ee iat mod, conveniouces: good condition; possession x improvements JOR SALE_NOUNES IN MI. PLPASAN 1 inces 160 Sth at, Leet 825-25. Apply at room 14, St. | M*concreve cellar, 7 reomsaud bath, ail modem tine | KoPPyvemente; jos 0K ounLS a 1 wold for 860s ake Ostero Sree Per eood HuaBe | Glond Building. Oth and ¥ aw, ie’ B RINSELLN proveuents; ail in best condition, 119 New York ave. | = $5,600. Bei 20o eason 8300. p00 ectebrneod Meyer make, tat Peeuuiui Plauos Puite- | —aPl6-Bt" ee aS | seis. Fico Brick Hours, ali mod. haape,bapcwt 7 eipua also iaudsoue Walnut Parlor suite." Ceuter | TOR KE: SIX MONTHS TO ON! ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— pecs brick heat lee abst 00 aan EAR Portiand, 2 Vermont ave.885) st. ‘0/1727 19th st i Fee peaaarre ‘denon TOLD, Conneticut Ek, without children, ni F" care wand Eaten. | gud tamoiment ROSEWOOD, FOUR | of Carrier 45, City P. 0. eplg-st ROR BALE—cuEAP—200 ¢ 8 Ww three bath-n ‘ 3 ABLE XEW Glows. 5x ALE CHEAP 2 oom | ix square grand Visio: nearly | 340 KENT—3 DESIRABLE NEW BRICKS; SIX jouer aoediooen 9 front by 137% fet dee, Call at BO8 4ta si. nw.” | Froous; ail mod. tmpa "vermout ave convenient We oS a beled GS —____ |__| to dth’and Lith sta, cars Sanit 14-30 P wa JOR SALE ONE SPLENDID FOUR —HoUND | “apiu'st 3B WIMER, 1313 F at, rot ALEGRE Bapow meter uooeas | te Fi commared Square, 3182: one Chickering, #200: 008 | 340R RENT—A LADY NG A NICE HOUSE Feta Mit aw't L000 cach, $ag0" coh dala 2 : dargains in Fiabos, r Dupont Cine devires to. rent the whole, Or et ar WOHEH & UO., 925 7that. n.w.,Sobucr Piano Agency. part or for the summner: oF would take a fey outle- ae OH STE. | COUNTRY REAL 294 dors. Address Sirs. . ¥.Q. Star office. GHEAPa NE WOK s : = ea 3 ST Bg0,7 JOR SALE—CHEAP_4 NEW@-ROOM HOUSES ON RENT SVILLE, MD—FOUR SM. "fey ad doing good Dasiseas "Lasse at abe Bak or ®t. vHnperony |= —— ae $2205 cok and Dow, with a, med, temp 5 peion, * oft beg ation, rei bs tite aw. apla-st* OR RENT—OOb U ST. N. W. THREE-STORY ICH, FOX & BROWS, ood - jor barber. toe creat, ahosnalcr. ae 7 = os : 0 Ft arene | aesae ‘ “_"4ieuud Baw. | AMAN'S Store or WM. BL OMIT HL Melrose Park PUSS SOM FROG, OH FOR | ln Bek et mt at wa weg RNISHED—a NEW TWo-sTouy | [MOK SADE—CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS COR. | Jyou KENT—Ou BOAKDIERS LecrIVED PART 2 EY star office, Frat Sass a a snd basement brick, 9 rooma.rery plcely furnished: | 21% Aud Mekean ave eau all gpod. imps.8 | Hor whois of country te ne ade au os = RENT— ‘ou north’ side of Coreoran at, bear 10th st. will Tent | ™ fs “ 3 | foeatd malt: fruit. Adres Mire {OR SALE— 45° Sepycheap foc ve onthe irom aay! 1) 18h ar 300 81,400 on ‘alton fr anf Yoare Dea? Gaithersburg, Md..or 1235 Pa ave. hw ‘A BEAUTIFUL CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO: | 508 43fm. Se (Sapo, “Ta Ft K SALE—CHEAP—A NICE SIX-ROOM BUICK | Bandon ic Ki 12 acres mitt mprovenenia bers Bandsome Kosewood caso: Carved legs and lyre; | 39,33. 33M bw. 00 | JROH RENT—TWO TWO-STORY BAY winvow | K’ House: prews-brick front two-mory and basemcut: | doaitabie lorstion. SkuGLANI a NGS St Les. mnenifcent tone: grand scale; in perfect order and | Wi K aw: wtifiriiri 09/121 Hew. Siw’. 1000 | Mbrick fouws, 003 und S907 27g at we | modern improvement. un SBBe yea a ets | tastes altoone ‘ap16-Tw fully warranted: cost $600. Can be bought if taken | 1:320 434 aw. Gr, mJ.18.30) Alley, D Vaav. 208308.00 | voms: all mod. imp rent, each $22.50.” By CHAS. | ©. | Price, . ania.’ | Sonate at MOCRVILIA, GEG MEW §-Spony at guce for ouly #175 cash including, elogant cover 14-3t* C,H. PARKEL, Cor. 4iand Esta sw. | 8. SHREEVE, 1129 7th st nw. SS ee or F brick Wotal 43 roo Au dere avon, with ary snd stool, or i ‘Payinents MOUEhiy vo 8 . 5 . 3 ALE A GOO} inwn iz trout: “stabling, with 5 cove above the thi Peel mac iie senate | elegant residence ou the coruer of dy ad Cots nw» 120 Sto 12 room” Several Louses for reut mouthly payments; nearly new. Can be seen at ibe ata nominal rent untii September 1, 1ss% after that | _aP24 MIEON' EL THE PIANO EXCHANGE, $100 per month. For yarueu srs aud permit tones, | JOR SALES . = ¥iG Pet alt a 486 9th ot | oa a oF NEW eROom | SUl,tt ofce of SWORMBTEDT & BRADLEY, 027 (Que of the mort valuable properties on best part of | ,.t- Cyuke, D. Luckett of this firm, ie uy ‘Olt BALE—PRIVATE—A STRONG SECOND- | Muse: perfect’ onder: ranges introbesbetik oe | = ee Property, a. represen set aly. train te me and phscton, $25; Jump-seat carrie, $50, close | stable: reat SoU. OR RENT— Re ss STORES AND OFFICES, wolate persone desiring ts wiew property. Twenty carriage feith shafts and pole, $00. call atstavieun Q | “Apply wowner, 1417 10th st. mw. apl4-3t 19Q? Lat 10r......70] 1529 12th st 9r.842.50 | now ander rents to excellent tenants, prying gvod rate | 2° =e dally. apie ive = OM SALE SOW =a Ft Fine ta JOR RENT-FU NISHED--1200 N ST..12 ROOMS, oe EEN & CUN | of interest on the price, offering, to-day, TOR, BALE 04,500 “otis ACLS, WITH HOUSE 3 3 very cl tl Ociober 1. For particulary abd nabiiannie ‘ of ten rovmm, rom Bye ot tae ARE Tay | Rr el eo teeta | Tae near ree Fg cnear woe | Ee ee aru 0 W. 6. JOHNSON, 718 13th atnw. — apl2in” | Dan, idi7 Fat _ apid-3t” ; ors ‘i 3 - FOE SALESIN THE FUTUKE WE WILL KEEP 9 ROOMS, $30.27; boy tooee pectoutoussinecture tee metoey tenes tae he Ponado Pana : coustaintly on hand, for sale matched tous, houses Fitzsimons be increaed that materially ag to render this property | FOR SALE. tingle drivers, saddle and Dusiness Lorses. "We have ‘Above Boundary, 8833 en the best pay gon F tree! We aro authonzed to sell one ot “the nest how oue pairof blacks 16 hands, very mice drivers, CLARLES W. HANDY, | G41 Pa aver hii. store For further particulars, apply to Moutromery County, Maryland. contalt! ue, pair cronaed matched, bay and xrsy. 16% ands, deaueieed se TE Hag he" het teens: rats mass S078. WINER, 1313 F at du te bachent state i euithyaticn oe im pale 15% hands: ‘one bay mare Lo hendecone ores | PQvic_ RENT—CONVENIENT — 7-ROOM BRICK B14 S ot tw. 100. SALE—B. H. ROBERTSON ag unde are, 4 siceple-chaser, aud one very fue Keutucky | A house: bay window, cellar: mod-imus.: 426 Bound: | 92) Oath ea tare te E30 igtt'ste 8 tbe aby st inv. seco.-d dvr trem Oth sts facing Le Drot hate "*fnces horses are well, sound and well broken. Parks Taquire at 420 Botinaary. apldnt? ave. 00 | tom, i iwtle from ¥ - LEADINGHAM 2°CO. SOR RENT—UNFU Rebettonesigi: 3 olin Brauch an"). So train pe hay api1-2m iss Maton. | AYP Sas, ave. bet nS. ae» | Chae trees Seakanavon ts Vesesr {OR SALE-FIFTY SHARES OF PEKFECTION | 1628 K st.. a ee . 000 | | This a fine opportunity heat aud light stock at prices ‘below the market: | 1201 19th : aa ee TER Bie covet rata wl 500 shares of Kiuight Blectrie Gate stock 1524 16 JOK SALE=A NICE 5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON | Oper cent on $90, ie iwhira, stn. : | z lce-poud. newsy feneed In fielun of 10 avid BROWN & BitapLey, Hac iil ou cask from eltto Sio, lane | Mant ee ce eo ap11-6t Tf stn, Park on opposite side of atreet; price #1300 Ph ay [EGE SALESFOUR AND SIX-PASSENGIR FAM EC eae fae Will te Seoid A desired with ‘alt the’ faving ay ily-cerriaves, also horse, haruesa and buggy: SALE—TWO HOUSES ON I ST. N.W.. BE- orwen. sixty bend a mued He leavitig tue city. ‘The targest variety of bee cha oe, tween 9th ; south front; Lot 16x80 to at straium Will be sold vu reaxonable, Also call PART: ond band ‘and Digwics uiwaye ou hand, best | (ise other unfurnished Houses, We call PALI alley. Price $7,000; toring bait cash.” U-L BOYEag | ahd favorable terms sf sold before the iret de) of Maye of terms, call and see my stock. SE eae ee ee ee eet DISMAL Eee oes B11 45s st. 8.w. ne apla-se* | ts the owner desires toqo abrond 6 Fe. ave. 3 HILL & JOHNSTON, J0K 2ALE-GREATEST BABOAIN INTHE CITY. | mmno7-tn.thadw Distillery has commenced opera: | eh Ot TOS ot at. ‘ner fora home: two squares south of Towa ‘Circler SALE-AT AMMENDALE-A Goop THI: oG8 1a owner fora home. twos Br Ica labs quantity of Of or'mae | ROK MENT_l0z4 STH ST, NW. TWO STORY Uiiree-story and concrete cellar, twelve rooms, {eeu fuotn frame hotne nate Tout? 10 wera ta trou nothing but pure grain it is considered | 2 8% os Pile ger pat by furnace aud «rates; lot 30x100; side and rear fuperd streain , price, €4, 200. 10 aren a the best ‘and most nutritious of feed for homs,cattio, | ¢i,1mprovementa; newly pabered; reut 840; key Will ‘be sold to an immedisic purchaser for wuperd bulidiug sites tiear aia'tun and to securvit spplication should be made at once | 1050 Sthat. three dovrsabove. _apia-str__ wises can bg examine: by permit trom DAVID D. STONE, } Adaress = t——~ 17 manager. SN GARWOOD, Ok KENT—TOR $25 FER MONTH, HOUSE OF THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. 806 Fst nw. | mbe2soim" Wasiningtou, B.C. i 124 F st a MONEY TO LOAN. ‘AT 5 PER CENT. WEHAVE $7,000 toloun at 5 per cent on first-class se- {OR SALE—THE BEST HOUSE ON CAKOLINE st. near 16th, two-story aud cellar, seven rooms ‘and bath; good investment; mice home; only 3.500. aay DAVID D. STON. ADDISON & LARCOMB, 1304 F at, BOOM DANI G00 Fst nw. apie-3te KR SALE—FOR A LIMITED TIME—A RARE PF. LAN! $7,00 chance for it investment, business: cri? two years ; erty in the nai part of tne city at $15,000, | = ow under lease at a Tent toa prompt paying | 10 LOAN—¥ ‘tent, to which I call the attention of my frieuds. ments in real estate—G per cent FRANCIS HUFTY, terly, in sums $100 to #1,. aplé-7t 13th and F ste a STATION, ON THE MET- OK, SALE—SPRCULATION — 85,500 —NEARLY TL miles from city. 199 mrem, 40.000 feet, with eurhteen-room #laze-root_ Huuse, win This pert three enoice Tove. cme acuare. trom Tako | from the mation tu Hock Cre an adi M ‘ONEY TO oved real rity. Park, where deal with owuer, Mapel ave. of at 711 H | Park. {api ‘8. P HILL & Co Aires TYLER & KUT. ft nw city ; fool tite.” Write for detail. Rare er ee en tng to cli 28-1 1307 Fat ow, | eau GUY MOSES z wie-se | FOS SALZ-Ok EXCEASG. oR cir = « coz HOMES; | smile trom Silver spriug Station, Mew Brauch B & | 300, sacrifice: 18 feet front; 7 rooms, | RK: improved by ¢ lame douthe iran: house of 12 $1,000, * TO LOAN call avd be convinced.” STALEY | rooma, with all necessary outbuildiues. piare wel. wa 1.500, ‘ON REAL ESTAT! . 14th stn. a)14-3t_ | tered: Jand i. very rch. cap be sulxtivided te svaw. 500, EC. CUITER & CO. Ss an | tee. |For full pruticuiars apply tod. T- DI EK, 600 0 Tatra, | POE, SAE O STREET NOWTHEST. NEAR | TS at sew. “ndievous ca aise Remar a fe te SF NSE POUL AKs AND Furry CENTS Pr. ac ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE: LOWEST | home or investment: exception location, “CHAS A. | IN will buy 101 scree of Woodland. =itiin 15 tes raven. No delay where security issaliatactory” | Silliib>, 1000 ¥ st uw. apl4-3t* | Of Georgetown; fromting on Potona: liver. laud it B._H. WARNER & G ees finely adapied for farming; woud snd a FXpOwMes, ‘AND TONTINE POLICIES ought at highest cash prices. Loaus nogotiated ‘RLpon same at reason.ble terms. Cie ‘MH. ACHE. ‘SON, over 1 yler & Rutherford, 13 st mb28-3u1* 5 a AND DISCOUNTS. more than yay for the place f: | | Real Katate and lnsurets'¢ Prob | _cSuccemor to Danembewer 40 loth a'r KL av. Les Choice lots for sale cheap ti taken soon. apl4-3t* RK SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING RICH & CO, Fomrreuch straw, between Oth and 10thes ood BANKERS, investment or a nice home. ‘LOUIS P, SHOPMAKER, _aple-3t 920 F at. uw. OR SALE—A DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSF. 314 mb24- 3m 618 15th st mw. RENT. IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHION, ‘Lrooms, bath, cellar, f ‘EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. | 7 pry ‘quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance; age tegen ay ~heemey nae 3 23th ot s.W.; seat oan 6 oF a eo. Joes of time: of fuel. Send for circulae g L LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, w. Edeiceise DOBREEMOE Aoerat rn se SHSIUNE | 2 roca 24 story, for bust a guts 4100.10 _apl4-3t 920 F st nw. 1207 F ST. . W. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_— | _” — REM LI mR 8 ENT—1425 STH ST. N. W., BRICK HOUSE, —- . AWN TENNIS BATISTE, AND PACIFIO aera ail mead reenent ven: ‘S-rvom Brick, T st aw, 5, APRIL 18, Lie, Tenants at DOUBLE COMBINATION: Reese Tihs sna pest Bean ae oe tk ap icka 77 | epee one =. Mist and PAS Ath a 80. | modern improvemenis; eich $18.00. 624 Set. nw, 38: Sa ove, Frame: ox rooms; modern improvements: large yard: REAL NEW PRINTING OFFICE. Dt CHAS 8 SHREVE 1125 That ee, 4 = oraz, —se WILL OPEN A CASE OF 108 fib Biro PES it _RENT—BEAUTIFUL HOME, 631 NORTH | 795; Toakep Of noe x ape aay Ponsa RUS oar era as eens dare dees Sake ae any | rowed St et ated tae | Mant her a seoene se gh Saber Aaa Toke | | TMPOBTED novxD mars aXD Bomxera, tirely. ‘workmen only 27.50. THOS, £. i, 91! r. |" mh9-3m. Broker, 14: v = ee guttrely new. killed pate plogaie ee, Tet ew tore {Ol BALE—AN ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE, FIF- por > = Moz TO LOAN AT IN- teen rooms, in excellent ——- Fy netlchbor— apl Srame Ha: Beh Fewaapsi0a. ‘348 ast ae. Sr. $25.00 a D & THOMPSON, | bod, ReAF Coubecticut ave. whick, ye. Napa a obra Ga anise estar Lo Saye trec wero eae | AL 1315 Ft, Adjoining Sun Building. | “apasge 155 3 we ALL [THE LEADI IN, SPRING AND op WUE co ‘ONE! ‘LOAN, IN LARGE AND SMALL | 7 \FFERING, sUMMER HATS NOW READIN ie petrot: 8 Si mon appeared ral eutte erennig at lowest | Hira ter agnenh tna as 000 48 goto ee | ars: Hare MISSES AND CHILDRENS HATS IN EVERY Re etree Fates of T caw. forms three two and * SPRING STYLES tf 8 = chin theese of LADIES RIDING HATS. Ft ONEY TO, LOAN IN SUMS FROM $500 UP. Foe iss store” IX ALL THE NEW COLORS, DUNLAPS NEW YORK HaTS, SPECIAL sTyzus. | 94/25! ‘ion on approved ‘estate fn fig oy, roe ae Fors AtG2, 62.50, 63, 63.50.and 96. WILLETT & RUOFF, is Corner 10th. tow, Eee ates sepin SPRING STYLE SILK HATS, = B100,000 sitmeced Souney Mace |“ Sut! 5, 66 and 8. t) = Brame Sroce, sealant FE mene STOCK CaNRELLAS AND cana ‘WILL vay on WEDNESDAY osm OF ml0-8m_FRENCH AND ENGLISH HATS. ‘Salumore, ‘12 ROOMS WELL ‘at sacrifice aw else | mbs-am B SS tes See | Buse Corcem Bust Cucem wow From $6.50 to #35 share SEE OUR PATENT BABY COACHES, “ ‘Forma, Bedstead, Cradle, Parior Coach. RIZED TO. OF ‘Alo Dealer in oa VELOCIPEDES TEICYCLES, BICYCLES, WAGONS ‘WHEELBARROW, cryetal WILLOW WARK. cur. z, 403, 405, 407 Tthet.aw.,aboveDet apd