Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1888, Page 8

A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, “APRIL 28. 1888—DOUBLE SHEET. LOCAL MENTION. Indications for the % hours commencing at p.m. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina, fair weather, light’ to fresb ¥ariable winds, nearly stationary temperature, ‘TmE Srectat lightness and texture of rice paper imported for the Turkish Cross-Cut Cigarette en- abies the consumer to enjoy more fully the aroma of the Turkish tobacco employed, and adds an es- sential feature to other claims Of supertority for this brand. A Dericovs ARoma pecullar in Itself is im- parted in smoking Turkish Cross-Cut Cigarettes, Dixow’s Yeast PowpER always reliable. Tur New Burmese window curtain, the very lat- est thing out for summer drapery, 90 cents per pair, at SiNGLETON & FLETCHER'S mo. W. DRIVER still pays out the new fractional currucy. wee ‘Twat RanEst o¥ Comuivations, true delicacy of Savor. with true efficacy of action, has been at- tained In the famous California liqttd fruit rem- edy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste and Denefi- ctal effects have rendered it immensely popular. Ir cleanses the System, cures Costiveness, &c. Ali druggists, any ‘Tue UNETED STATRS ALLIANCE. — Loose Stir Covsns for furniture, and furniture upholstered at reduced prices, at SINGLETON & WLsTOHER's, 415 7th street northwest. Goons of a superior currency in change at Driver’ Stamistics of PortLation.—Weak and puny men and nervous bloodless women will never over- populate the world, but a few bottles of Scotch Gats Essence will place even such as these In such perte: , health, and potency as to serve all natural bealfby purposes of the kind, ‘After April 1, 1888, every Dottie of Scotch Oats Esence manufactured by the company will have ‘on its pasteboard Wrapper a $10,000 forfeit guar- auntee that It does not contain a particle of opium, morphine, chloral or any other narcotle. soxePortrarms. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava ! SrRaw Martixe from 10 cents to 50 cents per yard, at SINGLETON & FLETCHER'S. Geo. W. Detvex alone has the new fractional currency. “Query :” Where does it come from? RecEIvED 500 boxes Messina, Palento and Cat- ania Oranges and Lemons, ex. steamers, Ciifton and Thornycraft. Receiving and for sale by Har- Fison & Anderson, $71 La, ave. n. W. ‘Swapgsto order. Jullus Lansburgh. Prof. GroxGe’s Bunton and Corn Shields, coupled With his Temarkably successfl treatment of all troubles of the feet, have neigbtenea the pleasures of life to many who formeriy imped in misery. Rooms 1115 Pu. ave. n. w. Daxss PaTrEns RemNanTs, spring beige goods, 12 Dress pattern remnants, best 8c. calleoes at Sc. Benj. Miller & Son, 3120 M st.. Georgetown. CLAM CHowper Luwcu to-night, 1202 D. Shuflle- board aud pool. J. H. CouLixs. SOLE AGENTS for the celebrated dry-alr Alaska refrigerators and ice-chests SINGLETON & FLETOH- kn, 415 7th street northwest. URRENCY everybody wants. New FRActiowat At only at Driver G Martina! Marrixe! Matris and damask, The best 25¢. Matting in the Dis trict at W. H. Hoke, 801 Market Space. Loose Covers to order. Julius Lansburgh. Plain white, fancy 5 wint buy you the best Lawn Mower in use, fardeu Sets, Rakes, Hoes, Trowels, Barrows, Window Screens, €c., at lowest prices. Chas, T. Carter & Co., 606 Pendsyivania ave, nw. “Daisy” Sham-Hoiders, at Tappan's, 604 9th st. ‘Tue Beaxen Vapor Stove, $5. The best vapor futd constantly ou hand. M. B. FLYNy, 651 Penn, ave. $€ Jullus Lansburgh, SCREENS to ord ‘we New Fractiowat Curgexcy Notes are Teally a great curiosity, and can only be had at | “Driver's.” Cepantve Frawirver PoLisH, warranted the best thing of the kind ever made. "25 cents per bottle. | SINGLETON & FLETCHER. A NINRTEENTH CENTURY Mmace.—A fine fursttf? srown, nutria, and peari, Mat, in four colors, b rice of $1.48. Franc, at the astound! ‘One Price Hatter and Furnisher, cor. 7th and E. ReIstncEn’s tee cream, 75 G st. aw. iv 1s More than getting the value of your money by purchasing your clothing of Eiseman Bros.,cor- her 7th and £, the only mapulacturers in Wasb- ington, Saapes to order. Julius Lansbargh. Oxg Hexpnep Dozen children’s fast black Stock. = pair, Worth 5Oc. J. C. Hutchinson, 907 Pu ave. Ger your clothing for self and children of Ei man's, 7th and E. FRANKLIN'S INskcT FLUrD kilis roaches, bedbugs and moths For sale by ail druggists © Ger your child kiit suits of Etseman’s, 7th and E. LAWN Serres and chairsat SINGLETON & FLETCH- | h street northwest. Bes, 41 mplete stock, low prices, Suepp & Buo., 432 xh st | Loose Covers to order. Jullus Lansburgh. ‘Ox Moxpay. 30th, we Will open another lot of those solid Walnut Marbie-top Suttes, with bevel plate 24x30, ten pieces complete, for $41.50. W. i HorKe, ‘Watt Papers, window shades, decorations, £c. PINE Gas Fixteees, FIGHTING FOR HIS RIGHTS, Dr. Geo. S, King’s Defense—He Tells the Court Why he Whipped his Wife, Yesterday afternoon the charges against Dr. Geo. S. King,growing out of alleged assaults upon his wife, Nannie King; his Jaw, Miss Ruth V. Ford, and Policeman were tried 4m the Police Court and he pleaded not guilty. King remarked that he knew the old adage: “He Who ts his own lawyer has a fool for a client,” and he would be a fool and act as his own attorney. ‘Miss Ford testified that King told her in the hall that she had better wait and see him trash his wife, She said that he struck her. He locked the door, and not knowing how she could defend her- self she raised the window and cried “murder.” OD cross-examination Miss Ford said after he had struck her he went to his wife and struck her five irs. King, who appeared with a eye, tied that husbaud struck ber with the whip; that he ordered her to get up out of her bed, and she said she was sick. He then attacked her, striking her several times with a whip. Oa cross SXammation Dr. King endeavored to show, that was who'was the head Of the tamily, the court ruled against him. Officer Madigan vestitied that when he went to serve the Warrants King got a pistol from under the pillow, cocked it, aud aimed it at witness. Witness séized the Weapon with one band and held King down with the other. The prisoner said that It was for a principle of law he was fighting m2. ‘The officer,” sald Dr. King, “behaved with the gTeatest coolness, He was a credit to the force, for he acted bravely and did what not one man in twenty would have dared todo.” Dr, King then proposed to address the tak ing from his pocket some manuscript, but at the Suggestion of counsel walked to the witness stand and Was sworn. He began te read a paper giving an account of his domeszic troubles, Mr. Shepherd here objected to the reading of the wement, and asked about the charges under consideration, Dr. King admitted striking his wife, stating that used a whip because she retused to obey him, He struck Miss Ford also, he said, but did not point the pistol at the officer ahd did not intend to shoot him. Dr. King then rea/ling again from his p»per, said | he siapped nis wife's Tien 1sus, because she had | disobeyed him. Later, he said, his wife attempted vO split his head open with the edge of a plank, that she had left him but returned, resuming her 1 relations and consenting that on disobey- Vows, she should be whipped. After men- Uoning incidents that he thought showed his Wife's disobedience, King safd that on the 25th he deterialned to make a test-case, and called to the sister and son to witness her’ disobedience, and whipped her on her failing 19 obey him. He'ased the cat-o-tails which been in use on the younger chidren of his family for twenty-five Fears. When the officer came he resisted on prin- ciple and took elaborate pains not to hurt the in- hocent officer. In conclusion he asked the court ‘Uo instruct him as to What recourse he had to com- Pel his wife to obey her vows, ‘The court said he would not now deal with the assaults on the wife and her sister, but con- sider that on the officer. The defendant seemed to have been laboring under a misapprehension as to the rignts of a man in his castle. Dr. King called attention to the concluding clause of ifs paper, remarking “Iam fighting tne ‘woman’s rights convention.” The court declined to give any advice on this tna and continuing, remarked that as it had ‘ suggested that defendant's mental condi- ton Was not sound he would suspend judgment and hear testimony on that point. Mr. B. W. Lacey, a neighbor for eighteen months, testified that the defendant had been acting not altogether as a rauional man. ‘The court said he would continue the case for a week that the mental condition of the defendant could be inquired in eS Coming Amusements Aubavan’s Orgea HovsE.—Lovers of light Who are very numerous in Washington, have a pleasant prospect before them in the five weeks’ engagement of McChull’s company, which begins at Albaugh’s on Monday night. ‘This organization 43 one Of the most complete and well-m: fa the country, and its pertormances heretofore have always been marked by spirit, finish and careful attention to all those litue details which, while smali in themselves, contribute so much to the arUistic excellence of & representation, “Bellman,” ‘the new opera by Von Suppe, is said to be very amusing, and while its iis’ 13 not supposed to be of as high an order as that of others of the: ‘omposer's works, stlil it contains airs of a “catchy” and popular character that suit well the spit of the opera. Among the well-known people who will appear in ft are De Wolt Hopper, Jem. Angelis, Herbert A. Cripps, Hubert Wilke, C. W. Dungas, Maran Manola, Laura Joyce-Bell and Annie Myers. NATIONAL THEATER.—ThIS house, after some Weeks of entertainments of the airtest sort, will ap its patrons a week Of serious dramatic work y Mr. Thos. W. Keene and a very good supporting company. Mr. Keene has not been seen in Wash- ington in several seasons, and his friends will be anxious to note the advances tn art he has made THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. Arrangements for Laying the Corner ‘Stone of the Divinity Building. Arrangements are being made for the ceremonies ‘4m connection with the laying of the corner stone ‘The address will be deltvered by the Rt. Rev. Joba Lancaster Spalding, bishop of Peoria, Ill A coasion will mares’ trom the Baltimore and Ono founds. ‘Major Gen. Wan, 8 fagsectaan ‘was sen appointed chief marshal, and Major Edmond Mal- aid. ‘The ‘Dy the Marine 5. ay a ll known singers of this city, 1. E.Gannon. One of the ‘ceretnonies will be the presentation the pope to Miss Cala. lates composing the ‘the university. Itis ted will be completed and that it in November next. The cere- on that occasion will form a part of the centennial services commemorative of the estab- ‘which will be held i the cathedral, Baltimore, at that me, and whieh will be a national celebra- n, i z a 8 Fi it 3 48 2 g 5 i sf be i g 3 es A Trageay or = Joke? ‘THE MESSAGE PINNED TO A FLOATING ROOT IN THE POTOMAC. ‘The attention of the inspector of the new bridge Was attracted yesterday afternoon to the root of a tree floating down the Potomac on which a piece of paper, torn from a pad, was pinned. Tt was found that on one side of the paper was written in Jead pencil the following: “Dear Lena: Ihave been thinking of this for quite a while, you know what trouble I have had, ‘so you will not blame me for this rash act. “Yours, in death, G. H, P. F. L” On the other side of the paper was written When this 18 found, remember P. F.L. and G. H. are under ground. G. H. and P. ¥. L.” “The floating root was taken ‘from the water ‘the foot of 32d street and turned over to beg ype Robey. ‘There was no date or the name of aby place written upon the paper, and there 1s no record of missing persons upon the book at the Police station, so that the officers are without a clue to the a ee, of the find. Some of them are of the opinion that the may indicate a probable tragedy, while others think it a poor attempt at a joke. JSS Equitable C. B. Association, RETORT SHOWING THE GROWTH AND SUCCESS OF THE ASSOCIATION—THE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS TKANS- ACTED IN ONE HUNDRED AND TWO MONTHR. ‘The following ts from a communication addressed to the shareholders announcing that the directors had opened subscription books for a new issue of stock. ‘To the Stockholders: “The fifteenth issue of stock is now open for sub- scription, the first payment on which is due in May, 1888, In this, as in all former statements to the share- holders, it 18 very gratifying to report that the Association has continued steadily to enlarge its business, month by month; thus extending toa greater number the benefits that are realized by the members. ‘There is no better way to demonstrate the ad- vantas and benefits that accrue to the members In the Equitable than by: ‘showing what has really een accomplished, in fact, in the one hundred and two months we have been doing business, There have been 10,400 shareholders, hotdin 30,676 shares. Upon these shares they paid at saved $1,091,555.30.. The net. profits’ above ex- penses On that amount have been $154,923.20. One hare is tue lowest numer Reid and the highest ares, arenolder, the average being 2.9 shares, or ‘a monthly payment of: The average amount thus saved or invested by each member, with accrued profits, belng $176.02; nee amount being $2.50 and 6 largest “We believe that so much success could nut have Deen secured by the shareholder except by the reg- war systematic method of payments on shares, as practiced in our Association. Of the 10,490 shareholders 1,253 have obtained advances or loans to pay for homes, property, or for other investments, amounting tn all to $2.2 400.00, the average toeach member being $1,794.41. ‘The lowest loan was for $100 and the highest 000. *APit one of this numbor of borrowers proved de- in the interval, and also to assure themselves that he bas fully recovered from the tliness which at one time It was feared would compel his perma- nent retirement from the stage. Mr. Keene's re- i for the Week is asfollows: Monday, “Riche- | eu;” Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, “Richard HIL;” Wednesday and Friday, “Julius Cwsar; Saturday matinee, “Othello.” ‘Tue BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, an organiza- tion of the first rank, which 1s remembered here | by musical people for its admirable work in pre- Hous seasons, will give two concerts at Congroga- Uonal church on Thursday afternoon and evening, May 3and 4, under the direction of Mr. Wilhelm Gericke, The orchestra contains sixty- six performers thls season. It will be assisted vy _ Miss Louise Meisslinger, late of the Metropolitan | Opera Company, as soldist. The sale of seats be- | gins at Ellis’ on Monday morning. KERNAN'S THEATER.—This popular house will next week offer its patrons ap unusually fine Dill of fare, which will fturnisned by the Weston | Brothers’ Consolidated Company. ‘THE SHILOW PANOKAMA 18 still a novelty, and | | the Equtta Mnquent sufficient to force the Association to fore- close the mortgage, and then no loss was sus. ‘The total receipts have been, In one hundred and two months, $3,405,446.38, the average monthiy receipts for the same time being $53,386.72. The receipts since the last annual re- Port, six months, have been $457,348.97, and the rmouthiy Average $76,224.82, Assets April 15, 1888, ($885, 74 r. Such a record of what has been done not only exhibits the ng degree of economy and thrift the members ve attained, but reflects credit m the safg and conservative management of le, by the shareholders and oiiicers, and establishes the accuracy and soundness of the obiect and plan of the Assocation.” ‘Lue following are the officers and directors for the current year: Thomas Somerville, president; A. J. Schathirt, first vice-president; Geo. W. Cast lear, second vice-president; John Joy Edson, sec- retary; directors, Ben. F. Fuller, H. H. Twombly, Fred. W. Pratt, Geo. W. Fisher, Kos. A. Fish, Law- rence Gardner, Ellis Spear, Geo. W. Harkness, Thos. B. Cross, jr. Office, Equitable building, Saene tig bags are of sfendid quale ity, some Pap aos "They areeall Dafgaing “Toruans, 1251 Pa. ave. SUMtr2W Photographs, $3. ANTHonT’s, 905 Pa av. e011 Pianos Rented, % pei Organs Rented, Ly pis Fo dare, so Ponmayvanta ave bi ‘The United States Alliance. 4 eyal Glue” mends China, Glass Wood, &c, California Tickets, J. F. Milnor, B. & 0. Depot. 200 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mui Se. per quart. _____ AMUSEMENTS. ‘ArPaven's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. LAST PERFORMANCE. ‘MAUGE'S FRENCH GRAND OPERA COMPANY, FROM PARIS, FRANCE. GRAND CHORUS—AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT AT 8, ‘THE JEWESS, Next Week—McCAULL OPERA COMPANY IN “BELLMAN.” SEATS NOW ON SALE. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE Next week | Monday, April 30, First Time in Waah- — =a of the McCaULL aanar oe a Pes SUCCESS, OPERA CO.,| By Yon Supp {compouer ot Boccaccio, A ee ee " co Bell, Annie. Mo: sale Prop | gazes Bal Annie Merer, soserhine pI "d'anwelis, Cripps Jones, ke, &e. Resord seats, Sftsical Director... Adolph Nowak. General Admission... sale. ‘Seatsnowonsale XCURSIONISTS SHOULD SEE Ti BATTLE OF SHILOH, ;, 2 blocks south of Treasury: Open fromg a (A SPAND LECTURE ON THE INFIDELITY OF RG. INGERSOLL, ON TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1888, in Prouibition Hall, 43 st. and Pennsylvania ave., by MASTER ROBERT F. WI 8, the great boy orator of New York city. | He will also give ® number of nis humorous recitations, inter spersed with music. Doors open at 7:30. Lecture at So'clock. Noone should fail to hear him. ap28-2t* ESTIMONIAL CONCERT TO MISS NONA ‘STOSC! TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1 AT UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. PROGRAM. 1. Sinfouletta, op. 22... -s+++-Gustay Jensen ‘& Allegro ‘un poco agitate, bie tern ELM CLUB. 2. Maid of Ganges. — ies Loi 3. Reverie... MISH NONA STOSCH.” 4. Walther's Preslied (Meistersinger). ‘Waltz, serenade in F unajor ‘WILE. 5. Marie. seen Come whiere thié Lindens Bloom. MRS. TRUE. 6. Gondoliera ¢ Tarantella (From Veueziae Vapoii ;, MR ANTON GLOZIZNER, 4 MRS. KASPAR. 8, Canzonetta. ‘Morwendaminerung.. Norwegian Folksong. WILHELM 3 Chui Tickets, 50 cents, at all Music Stores and at the door on might of concert. Te EV. GEO. ©. LORIMER LL of C will deliver his famouslectare on ‘HE FRENCH REVOLUTION; on, FROM KINGDOM TO EMPIRE. in the Calvary Baptist Chureh, ‘Sth and Hata, at 8 o'clock, MONDAY EVENING, MAY'1. for the benefit of the Woman's Baptist ‘Home. lecture is illustrated with stereopticon and RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 F st. DLW. SeREENSto order. Julius Lansburgh. Yo can depend upon it, our clothing 1s the low- 8, 24 fOr prices, aud” the “uppermost for cut, | style, and finish. Eisewan Bros, 7th and E, the larg2 crowds gather daily to study its spirited scenes, TESTIMONIAL TO Miss Nox, Stoscu.—Miss Nona 1003 F street. Mr. Benj. Folsom, U. 8. consul at Birmingham, ures, comprising Ukencases atrect Soenes, attacks ou the ‘Bustle, kor Se teckel: 80 cents, For sale at Ellis’, 937 Pennsylvania ave. ape8,my1,11,12, 14,15 Stosch, a young violinist, who 1s weil and favor- | ably khown to the musica) pubiie of Washi will be tendered a testimonfal concert by the Wil. | and cousin of Mrs. Cleveland, arrived at New York yesterday afternoon in the steamship Adriatic from Liverpool. 1 Coxorzaario’at Cures. ‘THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 3p, only manufacturers in Washington, FUSSELL'S Ick CREAM and Charlotte Russe. Resy Rovar “See,” the exquisite dry red cham- Pagne, can be bought from G. G. Cornwell & Son, 2412 and i414 Penn’a ave. Gar your knee pants suits of Etszwan’s, 7th & E. Basy Canmraces, silk plush lined, with satin Perasol, $11, at SINGLETON & FLETCHER'S. JULICS Lansacn@a, 315 7th street, offers a choice | lnne of straw matting at 18, 20, 22 Lnd 250. Corsrex’s Mcstaxp.—Philadeiphia Brad 1s the King of Condiments. Flavor and pungency com- | bined in perfection. For sale by Grocers. ALL THs Larest styles In picture frames, mould- tugs, at lowest prices; first-class work. Old fraines regiided. Woo & FoRsYTH, 1208 F st, Grr yous boys’ clothing of Etseman’s, 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. the Night OWL” ‘Battle of Shilon.” weal Sensations. helm) Club at the Universalist chureh on Tuesday evening next. Among the artists who have voi- unteered to participate on the occasion are Mrs. Annie Roemer- Bi ‘Miss Florence Hull, and Mr. ‘Anton Glocizuer, ‘The “affair promises to be & pleasant one, and M1ss stosch’s friends should see to it that the audience js large. Tuk COMING Op Baxxva.—Barnum’s great, in- | structive and amusing circus, managerie, and ‘hip- | podrome,on its arrival on Wednesday morning | next, Will give a parade through the principal | strcets of the city, and thereafter two perform- Sees oe es Sees ays of Its stay. re last winter destroyed many of the animals and much of other property of the circus, tts claimed that the show this Year 1s practically a new one, 000,000 having been expended by the Messrs. Barnum and Bailey ta procuring new attractions, Among the features of the show Will be one hun- dred and twenty-five acts of a novel kind in three ngs. In ap artificial lake Capt. Paul Boyton will Show his perilous feats, and the trained talking seals will perform, while the new Paris Olympia Lippodrome daring'races will be given. The ariay. of performers co1prises tne best of Europe and America. Besides these, there are the double inenagerles of wild and trained beasts, the museum, of living human curiosities, the wild Moorish cara ¥an, with Algerian dancing girls, Bedoulns, their War Weapons, horses and accoutrements; a horse fair, two herds of elephants, trained zebras, gi. raffes, ostriches, monkeys, Seals, bears, wolves, donkeys, and others, Juinbo and his big skeleton roebel was celebrated ercises at All Soul’s eharen nal Kindergarten, | who had StS the little ones of the | Penwara Free Kindergarten | John A. Rawiin's Post. « post- ‘and eXaminer man on appeal from a convietion in ourt of assault upon Geo. W. Lituerord on April 26, 1887. ‘The last will abd testament of the late Ludolph Freiderich filed yesterday. The household furniture, pictures, ptano and h:s insurance poitey | 4s left to his three daughters, Mary E. Mills, Flora | Annie Freiderich. rt Curet has resigned the charge of the | < at the National Museum in order to | ‘devote his time to priv At # meeting of the Woman's Christian Temper. gnoe Union last night, addresses were macle by Pendleton a Mr. Botkin, both of Kansas, Oa prohibition in that staie ‘ourt in General Term yesterday made an order continuing the present arrangement for two Cireult Courts, to be convened Ia May. ‘There will be an auction sale and ‘peep to-night at Marton Rifles’ fair. _ - oficer GolWay took to tbe Ist i i aE i i i i a te i | is i it él i] Marshall's Japanese’ troupe, and other novel and wonderful things, Which require sixty-four rall- road cars to transport. ~<—_—>—___ SewreNce Posrroxep.—in the Criminal Court this morning, Major Newton, colored, convicted of passing counterfeit money—a $10 vili—was caliea | Jor sentence. Mr. Bendhetm, for the prisoner, asked the leniency of the court, stating’ that ho did not believe the district attorney Wisited to sce the severe penalty of the law—fve years in the nitentiary—tmposed. Mr. Lipscomb said that tf | jt were ble & year would be ample punish- | ment. The court coincided with the counsel that | the sentence was too severe, and passed the case for the present. | —_+___ BENEDICT GONE TO ALBANY PENrreNTIARY.—Yes- | terday afternoon Capt. W. C. Crocker left for Al | bany with Cyril P. Benedict, who recently pleaded | uly of embezzlement from the Adams Express | Co, and was sentenced to Unree years in the peni- tentiary. ———— Carr. Pact BorTow.—Oneof the atttactive sights | Rrophics presented to Capts Paul Sojton by te | trophies present a ‘the Crow ed heads of Europes displayed tn the show ‘Window of the Bradbury Piano Warercoms, = * —— Ocean Travet.—All those contemplating a trip to Europe tris season should call at the Bradbury Piano Warerooms, 1225 Pennsylvania avenue, and ‘see the beautiful inodel_of the new Inman'Line steamer “City of New York.” Plans ot steamers and all general Information’ cheerfully given, and staterooms engaged steamers of this popular line. = —__ ‘Tue TRUSTEES’ SaLE of that valuable improved property (aouse No. 1313 Massachusetts avenue northwest) which takes ‘at auction on Mon- A at 4:30 o'clock p.m, 1s an elegan opportunity for privats party to secure a hose ‘one of the inost wenues in the city, ‘and as an investment achance seldom offered. Seo DD ny Sy Bebe frie E. cd Bow & E> Sag A Goon Avrentz Is essential to good health, and at this season it is often lost, owing to the poverty or impurity of the blood | ana’ the weakening effect of ‘the changing season. Hood's Sarsapanilla is s wonderful medicine for creat- ing an appetite, toning the digestion, and giving strength to the whole system. Now is the time to take it, “I must say Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best medicine Lever used. Last spring Ihad no appetite, and the least work I did fatigued me ever s0 much. I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, and soon I felt as if I could do as much in & day ae I had formerly done in a week. ‘My appetite is voracious” Mus. M. V. Baxanp, At- lantic City, N. J. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all Druggista. $1: six for 8 Prepared on'y by C. I. HOOD & Co., Apothecartes, Lowell, Mass. 3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Hesnrerms. Sue STR Tees Crate are est tet GOBELIN BLUE, TAS. TERRA GOTTA. AND GREY; real yale, $25 Ree, reduced, 87 3c. SATIN "MOEKE, (Watered ‘Silk), newest style trim- mins, in all colors, price reduced to 75 ue cH isi woke oat wide, all new ‘CHEAM ALBATROSS, pure wool, ext oul width, real vals, BOs price reduced Brae ae COUDTe TiBoaitidoa with tn wiki yout have rice dry goods Ou woudérful cash barcaina, /ePAred {0 appreciate CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH STREET. Casn Customers who buy 85 or over will select oxR.of the following ta: large-ezie Damn- Sik Towels, worth $1. Half Dosen ‘antes Silk Embroidered worth AWAY *YOUR MONEY. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS For Just About One-Third Less than the Prices Asked ‘by Houses on 7th street, FOR BOYS 4 TO 14. 3 SEARS SE FOR BOYS 14 To 18. RIC ERS ine ma, prices of auy other house in Jackets and ‘38 rood vod as any FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 47H. ‘TWO GRAND CONCERTS by the FAMOUS BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, (G6 Performers.) MR, WILHELM GERICKE, Conductos, SOLOIST: ‘MISS LOUISE MEISSLINGER, (of the Metropolitan Opera Co., of New York.) FIRST CONCERT (Matinee.) BERLIOZ—MEYERBEER—MOSZKOWSEI— SCHUBERT—LISZT—WAGNER. SECOND CONCERT, (Evening.) ‘BEETHOVEN—WAGNER—BACH-LISZT— SCHUMANN. ‘ave., beginning Monday, April 30. ©. A. ELLIS, Manager. ap21-13t | ABION G-PEEP DRILL TO-NIGHT. ‘Auction gale at 10 p. m. of.Fancy Articles, Liquors, Crockery, Siverware, it Bazsox & Loxpox NEW UNITED 15 SHOWS. WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY, 2 AND 3, ‘NINTH AND 8 STREETS, GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. MONSTER LONDON THREE RING CIRCUS, PARIS-OLYMPIA HIPPODROME. HORSE-FAIR AQUARIUM, REAL LAKE OF WATER, REAL WILD MOORISH CARAVAN, SCENES OF BARBARIC SPLENDOR AND EAST- ERN POMP. CHARMING ALGERIAN DANCING MAIDENS, ‘VENERABLE HIGH PRIESTS. WANDERING TRIBE OF BEDOUINS, SKILLED WARRIORS, DARING SHEIKS AND FEARLESS HORSEMEN, ‘Desert Tents of Animal Skins, Slaves, Attendants, Herd- era, and 3 ‘THOUSAND AND ONE ELEGANT FEATURES, ‘Depicting Life on the Sahara Desert. PICTURES OF SCENES IN MOROCCO, ATTACK ON THE TRAVELERS, ‘Flight, Pursuit and Capture, Realistic Pitched Battle, ‘and other extraordinary features of this mag- nificent and gorgeous entertainment Be- sides exhibiting the peaceful pastoral ADMISSION TO THE 15 EXPOSITIONS, 50 CTS.| CHILDREN UNDER 9 YEARS, 25 CTS, GREAT NEW FREE STREET PARADE ‘Containing fully $1,500,000 worth of new ‘every day, rain or shine, at 9 a.m. Route of Parade—Leave 9th and Ssta, down 7th st. to D, to 34, to Penna, ave. to Circle, to K st., to 9th, to show grounds, 4 ‘For the scoommodation of the public, an office has | established at Where reserved seat tickets can be at the CHEAP EXCURSIONS ON ALL ROADS ‘BpRS-Ot AMUSEMENTS. NEW SavionaL THEATER. name EmALFYS RAVEL PANTOMIME, NEAZU LAL TAKE THE CHILDREN. THEY WILL BE DELIGHTED LAST PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT AT 6 P. M. Next Week—KEENE. Seats now on sale. NEW ®ationar THeater. WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 30. MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY. . JULIUS, NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Reserved Seat Sale Now Open. ap26-3t > Fae ax. ‘To Create a wuildi for STANSBURY, LoDGs, Note Fk Meine TPRIL Soo SAV iy {usb toslanivee GREAT ATTRA ACTIONS. Tatrobes, Dairy anes, Bicycle, Ba. Be. to bo and the following: been extended to sister viz: : = ‘dates. May May ‘Geo, C. May 4—New Jerusalem, No. 0. May 5—Lebanon, No May 7—Hiram, No. ‘May 8—St. John’s, No. 11; Hope, No. 20. May 9—National, No. 12: ‘Dawaon, No. 16. May 10— Washington Centeunial No. 14. May 11— a B. French, No. 1 May 12-Lafayette, No. 19, ‘der: niawfe adnuiasion, 10s, tend Todos aduuitted tree. "Holders ot acaaon tickets are etal : an ian thor, aa thy open oi interes THE SPRING RACES or Ta ‘NATIONAL JOCKEY OLUB ‘WILL Brom ox THURSDAY, AFRIL 26, AND CONTINUE UNTIL FRIDAY, MAY 4, FIVE RACEs EACH DAY! HURDLE RACES AND STEEPLECHASES! Perfect order will, as has been be 2 ‘persons will not be’ Se promds or eta a FIRST RACE AT 3 (CLOGK EACH DAY. F. B Mc@UIRE, President, H. D. McINTYRE, Secretary. B. and 0. will ran race trains at, 12: 1:30, 2, 2:20, 2:40, 3:80, and 4:40 p.m. trains at 5, 6:40, and'8:30 am, ‘Round-titp tickets 15 centa. MEMBERS’ BADGES. now ready at the Office of the Ciibae bedgescan be Obtained of” the Treasurer, Mr ol Mr. P-H-CHBISTMAN, and are delivared only to persons lot. Teguiariy elected by ballot dl Matter. to ‘he attention of former members not in ‘ny st last annual meeting is called to this Ww wae HALL—WEDNESDAY AND THURS- DAY, May 2 l, Fair for the Pinkuey Me- morial Church, Hyattaville, Md. Mother Goose Lan; clers and ‘Tableaux by’ a corps of young indies and Fonticnian exch evening." Adutinsion 10 cents, (Cuueh from 12 to 2 o'clock p. m., 25 cents, 8 INAN‘S WASHINGTON THEATE! eee E883 her Soe Btetinesio and 260, ADOLPH ~KEMAN’ ELECTXIC SENSATIONS. Seeman's Marvelous 1 ” AND A HOST OF OTHER NOVELTIES, ‘Matinees Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Sat. ‘Next—WESTON BROS” CONSOLIDATED 00. p26 Rs. VIEW FOR 1888, most ind leading resort on the river for iictoulaus. "Many new ubpeoveoseets ead eae among which are the Grand Kiding = Driving Track, with a fine stock of i ™ Washi ‘tional attraction riding and driv- and ponies, and the grand Switchback Kail- a the fazer Pavillon. — ew ‘York. er attractions too uumerous to mention, making it the nest Excursion Kesort on the river. The atten- ‘tion of lodges, Sunday schools, societies and others Couteloplatiug excursions are invited to the steamer ‘Mary Washington and River View. The bar on the ‘boat and grounds is closed free of charge to Sunday schools aud churches. Extreonlinary” toducements early aoe if oe days = re ping booked ently” application is advieable. For fall particulars Ei ‘gradress E 8. RANDAL, 1100 Va. ave. ‘apl7-3mn _FOR RENT_HOUSES. . FOR RENT—HOUSES. “ap28-3° CH PARK! FeSie - 4th stn. TWO NE’ FIRST-CLASS: = ‘1412 and 14 le 2% ‘and Pst. ee rae TEE. cae mR 18 F st. Pat,1i ap28.2w = —_ | PORRENT—Pruss. ¥ w, WITH ‘comorete cellar, soveu sours af Teak al inode cokdition. “11d Now York ave. u-¥ or: NT USE, MOD. I FS GO an oe nba aw = ABT. N Fe RENT—1¢-ROOM HOUSE, 125 2. ee - 5 Foe SESE S STORY AND BaskMENT Puess sable Wr eo TTS ee were ss se 15 Kaw Cor. 436 and E ste 8: ved. We = ix 19th and H ste. B.w. R KENT—614 3D RRs tes oy eek er evahs Dia enna, Sale PRET N.W., FOUR-STORY | 7,001, DCE bay window house; 8 rooms and poms, mod. ime ‘ehiee aad Gol Dshtiia G17 Fa ave. IR RENT—NO. 13 ¢ Fe dist Gapitot st 7 hall. &e., ent roome: cellar; bay window tod all ments; rent $18.50. KEYS 4:85 Sth et Fass office, ‘ISHED-FROM JUNE 15 TO an eight-room Hi ‘moderate. ST. i SE NEXT DOOR Sow: besa Ing sient 246 11TH ST. NW. ‘snd bath; mod. imp.; rent 650" per month. Lith st nw. Chie . K: E SW. SEVEN , SIX-ROOM BRICK: . $15.30-"433 St st ne. ak 0.90 per odern’ re me. apy jouse, in a desirable Address “R” Star ape-2t* ‘modern 8 s ‘Rent 8: Appl; OK RENT—NEARLY NEW SIX-hOOM BRICK FPitouse, tay window. passure, ani inge al thoroges repair: iy at 417 Mansochvusctta mR RE! house, aw. FS, RENT — LARGE and a Y-room dwelling, cor. Md. ave. etd 3d: REN’ ICE LITTLE Frvouttrick house on Va. ave, bor stu and ae; four doors irom 812.80, ap2s- JOR RENT_TWO 5-ROOM (EACH) 1 Cost. n. e., bet. 8th papered, House of eight rooms, VERY NEAR CONN. AVE., BETWEEN LAND M STREETS, nicel can be rented TO OC1OBEK 1, 1888, AY ATE PRICE. ‘List of FURNISHED in the NORTHWEST can be iad at our office, Fi .. eight rooms; new); strobe R141: NT—CHEAP—A SM. ‘Apply at once at 1123 STORE ROOM, CELLA! RE ROOM, 3 BAY-WINDOW ‘Oth ste ‘Aven! : dn pertect order: LOWE ® GUSNELL 308 East Capitol st._ ‘Store und dwelling, 4 ‘SE at. se red, and painted: all throws ‘and pal rae; LOWE & GUNNEL ‘30S East Capitol st sata w, -- 30! Cellar 1543 M'st. whe The above is only a portion of the property on, i books. For full lst call at office for bulietis tame om thelstand 15th." isjz7|" THOS. WAGGAMAN. RENT—SiX-ROOM BRICK, BATH. CELLAIG :4m thorougls tepair. avenue cats and bend: Vibe Suh sts R KENT—413 G si. NW. FOUR-STORY Filia 10 roma modern unjrovemeae ae eb Per month. Inquire of A. LUEKLIS BONS, a _S eee See i RENT—WHOLE Oh A PART OF Nick: furnisied house to a small iamily of adults, te moderato; location central, Address WILOW 3 iuraished? A MODER and UNFURNISHED HOUSES | © HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 Loth st, 1! iE LOCA’ painted and papered: Key at comet rent 2 N. st. nw. ‘T_JUST FINISHED. HOUSES 160> AND 1609 THIRD Street n.w., with ali modern improvements, PERFECT Closets in every room, with hallway, gas, and water; Rent, $22.50 per month. JOR RENT—16 TST. N.W., NINE-ROOM BRICK house; all modern improveinents; furnace in cei- jar: newly papered and painted; key next door, 14. Apply at 208 D st. n.w. ‘apze-ate RENT—1620 NJ. AVE, NW. house, 6 roome and bath. all 1625 N.3 BR RENT—PRESS-URICK BAY-WINDOW, CON- and ‘all mod. uupa, 426 doa froim Sth st., fac GEM OF HOUSES. BH. WARNER & CO., 916 Fst nw. FQOR RENT—HOUSE IN THOROUGH REPal provements modern imy inquire 921 G st. n.w. rk, Inquire 420 Boundary at. #1622 10th at mw: #28. FO RENT FOR THE SUMMER, PRIVATE KES- Eiitence, overlooking tty: ‘shade, city; large. Se er tee an Bex 100, tar office. ished : {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED. F i#2l Ok ave. mw 2404 lath 817 12th at.n.w.,14r ‘The above iouses can ve exaininea 8.9 Foo =e " _apy6-3t WHITAKER EYORDAN, 1417 F t_ 70K RENT—$11—THREE-STORY BRICK 480 L stow. e D ment Urick, all 1308 - three-story 1316 Vt av. n.w.12r6334 2th st now. WAL. F. HOLTZMAN, Ibs4 Beth st nw. 148-80) i. ED 1109 9th st, Lir. 7 RK RENT—THE OWNER OF A PuN. 3704 Conn. ave, ished Residetice on Q st..Letween 19th aud 16th st, conta. ning seven (7) rovms and bathroom, intending to be absent (rom thecity for a yeur, rather than store his furniture, Be during his absence tos careful tenant for 2112 Other, n. 21 Fonton Place 147 Pierce st.n.w. ap2s-3t* our office only. THOMAS J. FISH! az aioe cay. ied ose Pat a. ¥ rx 1010 Ee. p mouth, or only 86 per month more thyn the house ‘would bring unfurnish ‘at once. Fitcin, 9p26-3t 7 Per FOE BENT FROM MAY. AST. ONE, OF THE dest brick dwellings ih city“for price; 830.50 per ino.; No. 1406 st aw. For Corcoran examine call on A.M. PROCTOK, 1226 2 et. um. apzenst ap 28-St saa Y a railroad station; Peactes, mood party only $18 a done-up and in ROHKER, 302 house, three rooms, with a new brick stable 7; 830. L. 8. CHAPMAN, 1006 F. from 10 to 12 am., or 1013 a. ry 8. CAYWOOD.: it RENT—A LANGE BRICK MANSIO’ ‘grounds overlooking ; Hitchen, four Too! peaches: qimcea, pears, Be. Apply: to ct bew ts ERE FE BENT —A COUNER PROPERTY con ihe 9 large rooins, one of which is fine store roo auiteble for almoxt. auy kind of business, if 7th and L ste, near the navy-yard: house newly a elegant order: it would Doardine-house for employes in the navy-yard. | M. Mi, ‘East Capitol st. ELLING 516 12TH STREET ¥ 3 3. Apply Of pretises. ap’ JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED— ‘pesmani QOR RENT — D je; woll loc: eis tory. 35. e800 Sth st. nw wit hington: half mile from newly | painted and > orchard, with ay -G. WATHE ap28-20* TAIN me 41 010! 920 Farrecur Square Hist, bet. 18th & 1th. ‘ Ke 29th stn rDupowtCir,150 at bet. 19 & 1, 7. EILCH, FOX & BROWS, rooms bd cellar, with bath-room S20 each. CK. Fuse, Tent toa toonth; ‘being southeast corner eye —oon Soon room bricks on alley iu rear of ake gfe | Marg ogee on a eo =e. ] ENT_ON VERY FASY TERMS, FROM spite IPESTIMONIAT, concERT. ‘The WILHELMJ CLUB takes pleasure in announc- ing a testimonial concert to STOSCR, MISS NON at UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, TUESDAY. MAY 1, 1888, 8 p.m. The following artists have kindly volun- teered their assistance: Mrs. Anuie Hoemer- 5 a Jenny True, Miss Florence and Mr. Anton joetzner, ‘Tickets 50c., foreale at all the Music Stores, a21-0¢ ALIFOR C “spodiat Patticn. Seini-monthly. Free Sleeping peep Rates. Southern Koute. Address E. HAWLEY, General Eastern Agent, 339 Broadway, New York: RK. J. Smith, 12 Chestnut st, Philadelphia, or any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent. S25 -W-Bt HE CYCLERIES, 1406 N.Y. AVE — LADIES ar Tri Sociables and Tandems fg Py Pee months, for five 85 per mouth. ‘spisom _NEW_PUBLICATIONS. Cuantes scrmxer's soxs : Publish To-Day A BRILLIANT NEW NOVEL. THE SPELL OF ASHTAROTH. By DUFFIELD 0S- BORNE. 12mo, $1.00. Oriental, mn of 2 lar effects. The love ofa brave young Hebrew. sol iholive for the. story. The story” is pecullaris tase faotive for the story’ the story? i any fas Bating in ita interest. ial ig AL ATONEMENT. By ROSWELL D.HITCH- eT GOURD. D, Lame, 81.50) ‘The published works of the late ‘Dr. Hitchoock are 20 few that special attention wi 1 be directed to Solume, wherein is revealed the jefe, forming an important edd Togical literature. THE SEMINARY METHOD or Ontareat Srvpr 1 HistoRICAL SCIENCKA, ILLUSTRATED. PROM Guuncu Histomy. By PRor. YEANK HUGH FOSTER, PhD. 12mo $1.00. Prof. Foster has prepared this book for the of familiarizing Amerioan instractors and’ students With: the. details of the highly a coca Inethod of original study in historical work, to whieh creased aitoutin snow bee ven, VERS FOR INFANTRY. Parxctrzs axp MAR SENS. By Wei. LIVERMORE. ‘Corps of Engineers, U.S. A. Second edition. “16mo, $2.00 ‘The author has made & book of great importance by describing "ins coat “and, teres manner saystem of Eunditions of military science.” hs book is of interest in view of the present consideration of jn tho aystem how in use in our own army. ‘For sale by all booksellers, or sent, post-paid, on re- ceiyt of price, CHARLES SORIBNER'S SONB, 743-745 Broadway, New York. A Dass Sur Fox $15. . ‘WE WRITE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT TO (CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO A FOUB-BUT- ‘TON CUTAWAY SUIT, IN BLACK WORSTED, AT THE PRICE OF 815, IT1S THE DRESS- IEST SUIT WE BAVE EVER OFFERED. IF UP OUR WAY STEPIN AND EXAMINE 1% ANA Fo, RENT— JOR BGs 20th of May to the 1nt of October. furmlied House, northwest, ina very desirable position, espe- Gully for eainmer. AGinwe La Ac We, Btar oMices So OR KENT—1321 WALLACH PLAC 13th and 14th and T aad U sts. u.w., Crouma, bath, pantry, Ke: 63. T. F. SCHNEIDER, 933 F st. OR BE! ea NT. 612 £ n.w..11r.8166.67 737 st. 25, BH. WARNER & CO. 9167 saw. FS ATA VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING 1 EE, 1 T-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT Buick F cor in part; best locailty tn the vorth- ‘west, Terms low for the season. Apply to the OWNER, on the premises, 2414 Mat. ap24 JOR RENT—MaY bay, iy st..cor. 10th, rit: road & Sumner st $3 ‘ave, Gr. a : JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 30 <apa-7t__¢ Building) 1416 F st. nw. _ 1.60, Fe RENT OR SALE—THOSE BEAUTIFUL, CON- 2 Yeuient new Houses. #14 and 916 Sat; ten rooms 35 and bath: ing-room, chen on first a5 Rok RENT—1426 bath, JVOR KENT—HOUSE Grooun water, gasi ® Feat, stages OSS ST. No mod, iinps.. first-class location im advance. Apply 1004 8 st. n.w. 8 ~modern improvements. Also.” 2030. 15 per month. inéluding water ‘st, room oF 1494 Gtbat nw, OL Puy each, six pleasant woods re WELLER & . ae closets; near Pa ave. and Sth et. ‘CHEAP_AT WEEK new brick, 2 weer cor, Pa. ave. and 4in st. it ap28-3t ‘town atl modern and tt at. above Dupont Siow ot, JZOR_RENT_AN OLD-FASHIONED GEORGE. twelt and airy: cellar, mansion. twelve lange ‘rooms, DEBE Taio eas sey tr i ec; large Oper month. borches “ps Se" {4 y i i fi i i i OOO i ‘i Ee j = FOR SALE-HOUSES & LOT3 Fr" SALEHOUSES AND LOTS NASniNaTon DAXENROWER, Teorceasor REALESTATE AND INSURANCE BAOKER, iis Fst Nw SEND FOR MONTHLY EE perfect ersten, sind'ny felitieg torselling sity ea eatate are unsurpased by any = He aig Tver eee erwin all the deta:ls of Ment of my busines. 1 an positive that @ ton of my office will convince sbundautiy carat tantly can bs Tovrd teal eatate seonrtt ‘eum desired. fron BApo to Market retex - My “ees are the uanal fees known to al any; al fen known Dur whirre competitic 4 forme anh ‘a how Ybmoker iu ui © Correspondence solicited. — Agron terra. "4ih Masachnmette ave. ah, bal nce gn tom th ame iouse, all mot imps? pric tal iota 194 each by 20 ‘ZO and 210 6 room bouws, raige the improvements, Price #350 ‘ereat bargain, elow Pat story and bath slate mantels, cheapert houses in the city, n two lots on 2st «t., west side, Just each price per foot #2. © 8 story 3 room bricks, 4% st, IF story 10 root rick, 4% st, bear D scory fran, near basement brick, 8 re. Ty 6 room frane, Ol won frame, Sth, near E Tom Urick, Kth, ‘hear C tory 6 roots frat. th, near C ht Tiree frawmestores, Sth, near Eat. we. 3 Broom brick, Sth. hear Paw Batory 20 room brick Mik cor. Re 3 brick. #rh, wewe T ml mn brick. ‘treme tory 11 room brick, 10 Fouts Bre ide roe Scr 6 foom brick. 14th, wear V Story hick store anid awe Story 7 room tran owes Trame, 16th, aber K new speed bancment brick. Lik, meat Att ew ory 7 roo brick, 16th. hoa M st LT'room brick, 19 3 story's toom ii Fos ¥i BEIWEEN | af i 108} ebeeeeeess: aad SS) f 338: ©, pear 6th uw. 0 room frame, C, near 2d etn BESEE $3523 He Bl neon Reet amen Ee i frame, FE near 1 oom frame, E: neat § a e. 10 F st. u.e,pew 6 room brick house? story cmentesch. "bath, latrob:, rane, alate tate ‘Will be sold at’ ten per ‘ev 8 if story 7 room story 8 room frame, G wt, near 7th a0. Fy 8 room brick. G wt. uaa Och aw ry 9 roo 6 er yeep frame, H st, wear 3d 9 | 2story 10 roow frame, H st. wear 4 Br, 2 HE | Batory 2atory L. story 18 room brick, Lat, n story 6 room brick. hear Txt st | 2story, 14 room frame, M wear 3 story, 1] room b ‘bree 2 .N near 1th st 14 room brick, N near 4th st brick, N ” ory # Poon brick, r Batory 9 room brick, Ost, Dear 2 | B story 7 room bri 22825 Con story 1] room brick, Us th tory 7 room brick, 'W st.. wear 13th ory G Foow brick, W at pear 14th nw Story 3 room frame. Bouiidary wt su. 10th bw Story # room brick, Comore et ~ Story 10 room brick, Corcoran at is room brick, Deitres st Story 8 rooin brick. Past Capital st. Story 14 room brick, fowa Carcie. ek. Madioon st Maryland ave n. Story 7 room brick. Marylaud ave sn, story 11 room brick. Maryiand ave ? jatory 11 room brick. Mammachuxetts sven. wk Bflory 12 route brick Mamach neta ave. ® | Story # room brick, New Hampabire avenue 12" ¥ ato:y 9 room brick, New Jersey ate ~ Story. 12 room brick, N.Y ave. b youu brick, X.Y. ave, n. w 2 room brick, N. York av. Bi ‘roo bet 35552256 ee 3 eeesei2 sfirtienstide peta FF 58 OS it e eee SESE her foo xis 0 or Hat rites per foot fi hor foot. i.fper tout ax i 105 Hiatt PERABRRRBRES eee eeee oF peas Pea cEae sESeebeb 4 2 AARRBRRAREE BRREEEEE PPeahag FPEPEPp® peer ieee etze? ’ i FY ABS Citrate Pita SPRERRBRAER FF ce) i BERR: ge x 2: PERERA ft f at tee ro