Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1888, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. LOCAL MENTION. = as Indications for the % ho mencing Lt For the District of Columbia, Virginia, and North weather, preceded by rain om the coast, light to anor will mark extremely Of dress gords, seasonabie and in desirable lengths & Loruxor opened this morn! handsome line of ombre Scotch Zephyrs in rich stripes, plaids and checks Plain zepbyrs to matchy ” DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING.—Wood- wants Lotnrup are fully prepared to make to Order ladies" tailor-made suits, cloth dresses, trav- cling costumes, uisters, Jackets, riding habits, &. Dressmmaking and tailoring of every description. Satisfaction guaranteed. Gas COOKING RaNcas, at SHEDD & BRO.'S. ArTER Leing fitted with our make of clothing, buyers never hesitate to purchase. : EiseMaN Bxos., 7th and Manafacturing Clothiers and Ts & Dixos’s Yeast Powpn always reliable. nder’s, the larges im the East. “Im all Kinds, and my No. 909 7th st. Fox Scuwen Wives £0 to and most. complete wine hot porced Wines, California Wi Own celebrated Virginia Clare sat seek LAWN VASES AND SETTEES, at SHEDD & Bro.’ rexMaN Kefrigerators and Ice Chests Fine PorrearTs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa, ava Go To THE Masovic Fat, E-street Rink, and see the Bo-Peeps drill, beautiful young ladies in band- some costumes, Friday evening, May 11. Admis- ston, 10e, tes: Preven In three weeks See Educational. lew Cuests, $270; Refrigerators, $6. At J. W. Scuamyax 4 Bxo., China and Glass, 1020 7th st aw More Stvizs than ever in pantaloot to order at 5. EisgMan Bros, 7th a ‘FUSSELL'S Ick CREAM. Dow'r BE A CLaM.—Sidalls, the great soap mai has covered the couatry with the legend, “Don’t be a clam,” because a clam does not “shell out” as he wishes the public to do. Soap, however good, only cleanses the outside. ‘Scotch’ Oats Essence, on the contrary, cleanses, purifies, and strengthens the brain and ‘nervous ‘system, both im and out, cures neuralgia, gives new vigor, and 1s undoubt edly the greatest nervine known. As certain reports have been in circulation for some time past, culminating In anonymous and malicious libels In several papers, the Scotch Oats Essence Co. (for the assurance of ‘their customers) Irom the first moment they heard of these reports Vegan to place upon each bottle of Scotch Oat Essence a 310,000 forfeit guarantee that tyere was ‘ot a particle of any oplate or other narcotic in it, sworn to under oath, and every bottle manufac: tured by the company after April 15, 188s, will have this guarantee on Its pasteboard wrapper. ‘Suits to onder for §20 and $25. Eiseuas Bros., 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Anaven’s.—McCaull’s Company tn “Indiana.” Namiowat.—“Lost in New York.” Haxuis’—Lizzie May Ulmer. KexNan's—Varlety and Wrestlin; PaNonaMa 81 Condensed Locals, ‘The American Wheel Manufacturers’ having transacted the business that brought them together in this city, are now spending a little Ume enjoying the sights about the city. Washington Commandery No. 1, Knights Tem- plar, will hold its annual Ascension Day services ‘at Hamline Mt. E. church, 9h and P streets north- West, this evening at Sovlock. ‘he commandery Will inareh to the church in fulf uniform, accou panied by the ‘jd artillery baud. Dr. Naylor will Preach the anhual sermon, A reception, banquet, and bail were given last ning at the armory of the Washington Cadet by the Virginia Republican Association, Mr. €or M. Trimbie made an address. ‘Murray Marbury, oue of the Jurors in the case of Geo, Bumbres, oa trial fa the Criminal Court, was. lined $ yesterday by Judge Montgomery for being ten minutes late after the recess, ‘The Pennsyivania Railroad will give a compli- mentary excursion for the press and others to Tol. chester Beach, on Chesapeake Bay, on Saturday next, The train Will leave the B. and P. station at 21am, recursing at 9:30 pm. Thowias E. Wagvvaman and Wm. Hahn have been excused as petit jurors of the Cireult Court. Amaten between Seymour Cunningham and Joseph H. Hunter took place yesterday at the Capitol Gun Club's grounds. “The match was Aity birds a side, tive traps, and resulted—Cun- ningbaw, 40; Huoter + Wa. Myers, formerly connected with the Dis- trict Jail for thany years, died at 4) this morn- ing, at his residence, 1111 14th street northwest. Kev. James A. Handy, of Uuis city, ts being much compinented in Indiaiapoils on the eloquence of his reply to the welcoming addresses at the open- lug session of the A. M. E. coufereace on Monday. ‘At a meeting of the executive committee of the United States Glue Manufacturers’ Association, led at Willard’s Hotel yesterday, Thomas J: Stephens, of Guciunatl, presiding, an” address to Inembers of Congress Was adopted protesting against the placing of the glue on the free list, a3 Proposed by the Mills bill. At4:20 o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the butlding 1006 E street northwest, known as the National Law School, owned by” Messrs. Bushnell & Carusi. It was extinguished by No. > engine company With a loss of about 3150. The ‘origin of the fire 1s unknow ‘Tue Mexxick Dewste—The Merrick debate takes place this afternoon at Georgetown College. ‘The question for debate is, “Kesoived, that tt 18 expedient and in harmony with the Constitutioa | Jor the Government of the United States to coutrol and conduct the telegraph service of the country.” ‘The debaters on the affirmative side are Wm. J. Clusky, of New York, aud J. M. Prendergast, of Minnesota, and on te negative, Jas A. Gray, of Georgia, and Jas. P. Montgomery, of Califoruta. ‘The debate 1s held under the auspices of the Philodemie Society. The award is announced at the college commencement. An attractive pro- gram of music-will be rendered. The commitiees | harge are as follows: Reception—Messrs. , Martin, Fitzpatrick, J. Dahlgren, and Sp OBrieh. " Arrangement>—Messr=. Lantry, Kelso, Luna, Tompkins, a rphy. PrintingMessrs. Gract, Junghans, arani, aud O'Donnell, _— Magxrace Licenses. —Marriage licenses have Deen issued by the clerk of the court to David W. Kussell and Maggie K. Wilson; Henry White, of Peversburg, Va.. and Mary Harris: ‘Andrew’ G. Jackson, Of Richmond, Va., and Milile Cole, of Philadelphia, Pa.; K. H. Brown and Isetta W. Mer- Numan, of Lynchburg, Va.; John H. Lowe and Net- Ue BE ‘Lowe, both of Montgomery county, Md: sami S. Eoglish, of Welsburg, Pa, and’ Anna Betts; Grigg D. Bryant and Caddie D. Deneal; Jas. ‘Thomas aud Mary Blumeils, —_— At the annual meeting of the Gua Club, held Tuesday eveu- ing, officers, &c., for the ensulng year were elected as lollows:' President, Henry “A. Willard; vice- President, Thomas J. Fisher; secretary and treas- urer, W. C. McIntire; executive commitiee,—includ- ing GMficers, also,—F. B. McGuire, Charles C. Glover and Andrew McCallum. A Concent sy Miss Tuvassy.—The pleasant ‘announcement Is made that Miss Emma Thursby will give acoucert at the National Theater on Saturdsy evening, May 19, assisted vy Fraulein Aus der Obe, the pianist. ‘It Is three years since ‘Miss Thursby was last heard here, and her return ‘will be welcomed with genuine pieasure. ———— THE Potice Covet.—This morning while the Police Court was in session a ‘of a harp, violin and guitar, was ITING BY MACHINERY, How the Pen has been Supplanted by ‘Type-Writer. A NEW MACHINE WHICH BIDS PAIR TO BANISH THE FEN FROM USE EST/KELY—THE WONDERFUL IX- VENTION OF A WASL!NGTON MAN—THE DEPRCTS OP THR COMMON TYPE-WKITRE OVERCOME BY AN ENTIRELY NEW MACHINE. The type-writer has’ aiready made the pen old- fashioned. The pen may still hold sway over the little private writing done at home, and be en- trusted with the confidences of my Iady’s diary and the tender secrets of scented billets-doux, but in the counting-room or office, where dispatch and legibility are important considerations, the type- Writer is supreme, Notwithstanding the general adoption of this method of recording the business of the world, and notwithstanding the fact that ‘30,000 type-writers are sold yearly, no important improvements have been made on the type-writer= in use since the day the rattling of the keyboards first began to be heard in offices. ‘The type-writer purchased to-day Is essentially the same as one Purchased a dozen years ago. The skill of in- Yentors applied to the old machines seems to have been of no avali in overcoming de- fects which every operator soon discovers, Soon, however, there will be placed on the mar- ket anew typewriter, which, It 1s claimed, will not only do better work than the old, but ‘doit more rapidly, more surely, with less labor on the Part of the’ operator, and compared with the clatter and rattle of the old typewriters, without any noise, This typewriter cannot be spoken of a8 an Improvement; it 1s in all particulars an en- rely new machine, an original tnvention, even in its very first principles, similar to the old only because it has a key board in front and a carriage for the paper behind. The inventor of the new machine said with pardonable pride, as he ex- hibited it to THe STAR reporter, that bis machine ‘Was the first real typewriter that has been pro- duced. It ts known as The Capital Typewriting Machine, Its inventor is Mr. C. T. Moore, of this city. He has his machine in use In his office in the Kellogg Building, where he explained its operations and mechanism to a Stak reporter, Speaking of Its possibilities, he sald that it would extend the use of type-writing machines into en- Urely new flelds. He operated it to show the ease with which it accomplished its work, and the per- fect character of the work when done. Sentences, were printed rapidly on a sheet of common soft paper, Were spaced and adjusted as nicely as in the best Book printing, and sere was no blur or sign of unevenness in the distribution of ink. All unis | Was brought about by tngenious mechanism, pro- | viding, automatically, for te spacing and for the aistribution of ink. One of the main features of the nachtine 1s the “variable spacer” or “feeder.” Tne letters of the alphabet take up spaces of varying widths, the letter or sw" requiring more’ room than or “L" The ordinary type-writer provides | the same amount of space for all, so that some let- | ters appear crowded, while others seem to have too | much room. ‘The “variable feeder” so operates Usat each letter makes room for itself. In other ‘words the paper carriage 1s moved far enough to furnish space for printing the required letter. This symmetrical spacing, precision of work, clear im- pression, and the even distribution of thé ink com- iné to make a line that pleases the eye, and sug- gests a hundred type-writer may possible "uses to which the new applied. The types are at- tached to the periphery’ of small wheel, which lies lat upon the upper part of the case contain- ing the mechanism. Depress a key and the wheel Turns until the face of the letter depressed comes opposite the point on the paper where It 1s to be printed, and thats done by depressing the next letter 1h the word; that is tosay, the operation of | depressing a key’ represents the triple opera. Uon of printing and releasing one letter and Setting Up Of” another. Several advantages are thus gained. To the casual observer the advantage that Will be most apparent 1s the safe- guard it affords against mistakes. It the operator strikes the wrong key he can remedy the error be- fore printing aud without disfiguring the sheet by depressing the correction button, which operation places the machine in the position it was betore the wrong letter was depressed. Another tmpor- tant advantage of this arrangement 18 that it in- creases Uke rapidity with which the printing may be done. If the machine Were so constructed that Uae pressure of a key “set-up” the letter and also printed it, the operator would have to keep hls finger on a key during the whole operation. AS itis, the type-wheel revolves trom lettter to letter, while the operator's hand 1s mov- ing from one key to another, thus utl- wing Ume that would otherwise be lost. | ‘The machine has, toe, a most ingenious automatic ink fountain with a Combination of Uny inking and distributing rollers that keep an even supply of ink on the face of the type. Any kind of ink, liquid or hard printing inks, can be used. ‘Type= A FRACTURED SKULL. ‘A Sunday Bace-Ball Party on the Vir- sinin Side. HOW A PARTY OF YOUNG MEN AMUSED THEMSELVES AND ANNOYED 4 RAILROAD MAN—THE RESULTS SERIOUS TO ONE OF THE PARTY. Last Sunday morning ® party of young men drove to Fouf-Mile-Run, where they intended, they said, to spend the day playing base ball. ‘They ‘ook with them several musical instruments, a keg of beer, and several bottles of some highly-colored liquid. Arriving at the Run, they selected a pretty spot near the raflroad track, to which they drove their wagon, and the horse was tied near a patch of green grass, where he could also spend a pleas- ant time. The young men engaged in a game of base ball, played on the banjo and guitar, and in- duiged in considerable beer drinking. Toward the afternoon some of them began to fee? the effects ‘of what they had drank, and became boisterous. Stone throwing was indulged in, and Thomas Taylor, an employe of the railroad, who has charge of the track and at that signal point, remonstrated with them Near the Station there is but a sing! passesunder the large arch, We been any trouble with the signals a serious accident might have occurred. Taylor was afraid that the stone-throwing might result 1n some such accident, Several times he spoke to the younj men, but they pald no atiention to. hin, and finally one of them succeeded in breaking the traln-sigi ‘again spoke to them, and wen! with his ladder to arrange the signal which had deen struck by a stone and t ‘AS he ascended ‘the ladder one of the Washington party picked up astone, which he wasabout to throw, when he ‘was struck and knocked down by a ‘bystander. Taylor tnen came down from the signal and had some warm words With one of the party named John Berens, who was struck by Taylor and Knocked down. In falling his ‘head _ struck the car-track and was cut. He re- turned home on a train. Monday he went out driving, and when he returned in the after- noon he was taken ill, Dr. Taylor was called to ‘see him, and 7 examination found that the young than’s skull was probably fractured. He grew worse from that time, and this morning it Was thought that he could not recover. He lives on 7th street, between nd M streets northwest. ‘THE SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ‘The tenth annual meeting and the commencement of the new twenty-first issue of stock of the “Seral” was held last evening at its hail, No. 615 ‘7th Street northwest. President Robert G. Camp- bell called the meetig to ord secretary and treasurer, subin nual report, whi ecelved and approved. ‘The report’ shows: Receipts during the year, $58,813.20; disbursements, $58,700.14, with $113.06 inthe ‘Treasury; total shares advanced during the ten years 1,046, amounting to $160,472; 723 shares ttled $103,280; total shares now holding ad- ces $43, “amounting to $57,182; net assets, 872.57; total shares subscribed,’ 11,120; can- celled, '8,761; now on roll, 2,359, Officers tor the ensuing year were elected as foliows: President, Robert G. Campbell; vice-president, David G. Dixon; secretary and treasurer, Jno. A. Prescott; directors, Jared D. ‘Terrill, J.'W. St. Clair, O. 8. Foimin, "M. P. Callan, Win.” Mayse, George H. French’and Geo. W. Chase. ee MINSTRELSY AT THE NaTioNat.—There will be a week of merriment at the National ‘Theater be- ginning on Monday night, McNish, Johnson & Slavin’s troupe of burnt cork artists, one of the best now in existence, supplying thé fun. Car- roll Johnson can furnish ab eveutng’s entertain- ment all by himself, and there are several other popular favorites 1n the company. ‘This engage- ment Will open the supplementary season at the National, and there Will be a general reduction of prices, ‘Trusters’ SaLz of splendid building lots opposite Capitol grounds, fronting north B street and on Arthur Piace, on Friday, 11th, at 5 o'clock. See the advertisement elsewhere, a Affairs in West Washingto: ‘Tar UnivensitY CLock.—The large cloc! great central vour of the main Georgetown Univer- sity building has beeu completed aud in running or- der. ‘The dials, one facing east and the other west, | are'8% feet each :n diameter, and are of galvan: ized iron painted blackand smualted. ‘The figures on the dials are gtlt, as are the wands. These dials are 130° fect froin the ground, and may be seen from many parts of the district: The Dells, which strike the hours and half and quarter hours, are 55 feet higher,and they can be heard distincuy a con- siderable distance. The hour-striking movement is composed of nve brass Wheels, the lirgest being about 23 feet in diameter with four cams and le- Vers, and has the pope and trip escapement, so writers construcied on the old plan provide ouly | one style of type. A “Capital machine” can be provided with any number of wheels, each having | a different style of type. By changing the wueel the operator can change the type. ‘Te only Uml- | tation upon this is that the type shall not be | larger than those to which the machine was origi | nally adjusted, though smaller type of any char- acter can be used. Another feature of the “Capl- | Lal Type-writer” 1s that the operator always sees | the letter so soon as printed and dues uot have to | stop his work if he should want to glance back over the line on which he 1s en that the striking will alyays right itself should it strike one hour Wrong at any Ume. ‘The fly-wheels or fans are about Uurty inches tn length and six inches Wide. ‘The hours are struck on the largest bell welghing €60 pounds, by a 5 pound hauniner. Messrs. H. G. and J. E. Wagner, clockmakers, Who wed Une clock in position, state that this is the t tower clock in the District. SANITARY.—AU @ meeting of the committee on ‘Ceineteries and Sanitary,” of which Dr. L. W. Ritchie i$ chairman, and Charles Becker 1s sccre- lary, If Was resolved “that it 1s the desire of Us cominittee that all complaints in regard to any Impressions from the face of the type are secured | not by the pressure of the types against the paper, | Dut of the paper against the types. It Is rathe curious that in this piece of mechanism, repre- | senting one of the advanced points of inodern in- Vention, an appliance is used to secure the im: | pression similar to the oneemployed in the Ben | Franklin printing press, now in the National | ‘Museum. ‘The device 1s a Small arm with a toggle- Joint that deftly and gently presses the paper at | the required point against the face of the type. | When the printing is done, even on soft paper, there is no perceptible Identation of the paper. | When a line has been printed trom end to end, the paper-carriage, as in other typewriters, | has'to be moved back twine starting place again: ‘This ts doue swiftly and easily vy pulling a handy lever at one side of the machine. ‘The same move- ment Winds a spring ina drum, and thus stores power sufficient to print the next line. This in- Yention is owned by a company known as The | Capital Type-Writing Machine Co., chartered | under the Laws of West Virginia, and "at its Lead are well-known citizens of tue District. Mr. Den- nis Murphy is president, Mr. Franets Hufty, secre- tary, and Mr. William Wheatley, treasurer. ' These gentlemen, and others interested, are practical men, Who At once Saw Che great merits of the Dew machine. © —— A Boy Shot in the Breast, THE SHOOTER ARRESTED AFTER A CHASZ—THR RE- SULT OF A DISPUTE OVER A GAME OF “ckar.” | Last evening, OMicer Moouey, of the sixth pre- inet, saw Osborne Basey, a colored boy, who Was wanted to answer a charge of shooting Tobe Par- ker, in O-street alley, some months ago. Basey | Was on 10th street northeast, and the officer started for him. The boy ran out on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and the officer fired three shots , at him. ‘The officer Mually overtook him and { locked him up. Basey and Parker, it 1s alleged, had @ dispute over a game of crap on the Sth of last July, during which’ Basey drew a pistol and shot Parker in the left breast. Since that tme | Basey has been in Pennsylvania. This morning | he Was turned over to the marshal. Se Hevised Plumbing Regulations, A BILL TO AUTHORIZE INSPECTION OF ANY HOUSES, NEW OK OLD, IN THE DISTRICT. The Commissioners have written to Chairman | Hemphill, enclosing a bill “to authorize plumbing | regulations in the District of Columbia.” ‘The pro- | visions of the bill are that the Commissioners shall make, modify, and enforce regulations gov- erning plumbing, house drainage, and the ventila- Uon Of house sewers, and also governing the ex- aiination and registration of plumbers and the Practice of the business of plumbing, and. that they are authorized to prescribe reasonable pen- alties for violations of any of the regulations, Hertofore only houses under course of erection ‘Were under the control of the plumbing inspector, While under the provisions of Unis bill the plumb- ing thspector ts authorized to inspect the plumbing and drainage of any house in the Distelet of Co JumWa. ‘Tuts bill was drawn in accordance wit, recommendations of the plumb.ng inspector and health officer, who for several years have recutn- Wand, consisting playing “Kock-a-bye-baby.” It had the effect of imaking the witnesses dull and sleepy and so an- yesterday 1 to buteners as follows: Best sold from 4% to Sie. er pound: good sold from 4% to 4c. Medtucs EXCURSION TO CrxcINwart. —The Baltimore Onio Kaliroad will sell excursion tickets to One cinnati from all points on its lines May 13 and 1 good ret Until May 20 inclusive, at rate ‘ne first-class limited fare for the tape tse Fate from Baltimore and Washington will be 14. VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.—Mr. Dowling will sel, to-morrow afternoon by two frame dweilings, L street, and also by two fraune houses on Tear of the lot. ‘This property is ip a fine and should command the attenuon of mended the necessity of proper legislation givin, the plumbing inspector "power te es plumbing | Ventilation Of old houses, ee MrEriso oF Crmizexs’ ASsoclATION No 6.— ‘Twenty members constitute a quorum In Citizen's Association No. 6 It was 8:45 o'clock last even- ing before that many arrived at the place of meet. ing. The secretary, B.S. Pike, read the resigna- otis of Geo. W. asa member of the asso- Giation, and of Calvin Witmer, W. 8. W. i Singleton, John H. Voorhees and Judge W. W. Up- ton as delegates to the citizens’ representative Browne, Dr. Engene Bettis: Jon Hseoony ‘and ‘pS Taylor, W. He Minnis, 3° Gales: iG Calvert — AN ENTERTAINMENT Will be House this ven at the Ebbitt evening under auspices of the Society of the New Jerusalem. Mr. 4. x read a on “Books and yh ¥.G. Frenen, Phebe Holmes, and Miss Maude | carried a large | uo. Unsunitary matters or nulsance be reported to the secretary.” Nores.—Mr. 8. M. Waters, who was recently suf- fering with temporary aberration of the mind, has fully “recovered.—The steam pucket Exceisior Y Of EXCUISIOUISIS Lo the Great Falls this morning. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT. a. m.—Great Falls, temperature, 71; condition, Tecelving reservolf, temperature, 71; condition at north connection, 36; condition ’ at ‘south connec- Uon, 36; distributing reservotr, temperature, 68; condition at inftuent gate-ouse, 36; condition at eflluent gate-house, HIGH Trby ln Ube Tiver to-day at 7.26 a, m.; low Ude, 2.14 p.m. At Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tur EVENING Sran. SUNKEN Lorg—The sunken lots in the square bounded by Pitt, Queen, Koyal and Princess streets continue to be Ube afiliction of the secoud ward. A | Portion of these lots were left as marsh 1ots when Ube town Was laid out. One of the corners was bougat by Wim. Munday and then forteited, and Uhose On the west side, facing Pitt street, were re- tained as public lots, wit a view of building a church there, Later, however, by the filling up of the upper portion of Oronoko Ureek the condition Of the neighborhood was much improved and Dullaings erected there. It 18 the lots back of ‘those buildings which have now become offensive and make it one of the troubles of the committe | on streets to provide a remedy. A sult tor damages 1s talked of. ‘THE Comixa Evectiox.--Music and bonfires last nigut celebrated ‘the result of the recent demo- cratic primary, it being the general iinpression that a homination there 1s equivalent to an elec- ‘There 1s, however, some talk of a coalition independent abd republican—ticket tor the offices, Dut_no formal steps for tts purpose have been en. ‘Notes.—Ascension day was celebrated here this morning by special service in the Catholic and Episcopal Lutheran "churches —Jackson Beach, Of this city, has Jotned the base-ball team at Nashville, Tean.—A number of colored people have left here to engage in berry-picking on the truck farms near Norfolk and in North Carolina.— A street-crossing Will be placed next week across Washington street at Pendleton street. ‘This 13 the most northerly crossing ever laid tn the city, Dut there 1s now some bullding beyond, on Wytie and Madison streets, which ave been improved by the conugulty of Portner’s brewery.—The Norton Liie-Boat Company has determined to Withdraw from this clty.— Two of the Alexandria and Washington cars, which by & miss of the brakes could not be stopped on thetr arrival at the depot here ‘Tuesday evening, crossed the street and carried away a lamp-post, Rowan Baxe Powoz, Assorvrery Pore This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Rovat Baxixa PowpEs Co, 106 Wall st, N.X. Prax Facts IN THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS, 1. OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT 18 UN- QUESTIONABLY THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. 2.0UR STOCK TWICE AS LARGE AS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY. 3. OUR PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. 4.ONE PRICE FOR EVERYBODY; EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL. : 5. ON ACCOUNT OF THE ABOVE IT 18 UN- NECESSARY FOR US TO USE COLUMNS IN NEWSPAPERS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES, BUT LET TRE ABOVE FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, TO FACILITATE MATTERS, ON ACCOUNT OF THE ENORMOUS INCREASE IX OUR BUSINESS AND CONSEQUENT LARGER ‘NUMBER OF PACKAGES TO BE DELIVERED, WE HAVE CONTRACTED WITH THE PARCEL DELIVERY CO. TO ATTEND TO THE DELIVERY OF ALL PACKAGES SOLD AT OUR STORE THIS COMPANY WILL MAKE FOUR DELIVERIES A DAY IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY. OUR REMNANT ROOMS OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND ON THIRD FLOOR, WHERE BARGAINS CAN ALWAYS BE SECURED. ‘Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. ‘Prepared LANSBURGH & BRO., by C.L HOOD & CO., Apothecarien Lowell Maes” | ® ‘Sain calllgeanOne Ge Genenaasce ‘ 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, ‘myl —620, 422, 424, 426 7th at, 417, 419 Sth at. D. C.. rronek MAY 10, 1888—SIX PAGE FOR RENT_HOUSES. ‘ FOR RENT—-HOUSES. _ FOR SALE--HOUSES. (Pew) Houses on st. aud FOE BENT AT 817 To 822.50—TO DESIRABLE tenanta if taken at once. those beautiful three aud two story and back building Linden Place: ‘the houses have 7 io 10 rooms, FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS POR RENT—THE RESIDENCE oF GENTLEMAN MR _SALENEAT, WELL-BUILT FRAME ON | POOR SALE_ ne MAKE, 16 HANDS camdieien Fone abroad fo: two or tance veses Will be rented | Para stant Visson and dry cel- | Khun, good driver. gente and sound, dark-brown Fete uiiding | Zor one yeur at 81200 por year, Sr two or three years | iar; €0.500. only go00) ‘horse. can br een at stable in roar Mouse situated on 16th st. Was ance. Apply to Go. and built in most substantial a : : Detween 10am. and # pom 1 JOR SALP—A BANGAIN_IN THE NORTHWEST. Ok SALE —A SOUND, GENTLE MARE FOR ments, pretty oak mantels ail thru' ee TORSO. | A for $7.00, ‘for thinweak only,anew 2-story and] F'yxnny Ucving: stmt years, stad of moteine, @ cheap at these rents, Pe ey extension: 10 roows; all mu. L. Brepiaces and fur ain forcash. with or without phacton. Call be _my10-2w a ies York ave. se oth et. Sace:, terms cany ‘Thos 6. HENSEY, a and 4. CHANG LOVE, SUS P st Bw. FOR, SENT | FIVEROOM FRAME HOUSE FOR RENT Of SALE-THOSE BEAUTIFUL. CON; myS-t 1226 Feta. | mylo-ai aot Grant ave. and School st, Mt BRO’ yenient new an i POX SALE_THE CHOICE CORNER OF 167TH ST. | FJOR SALE-SPAN” GioseLY MATCHED BA For Boating, Bicycling, Outi ES BRADLEY, 1331 ¥ st. uw. ‘my10-6t~ | and bath: parlors, dining-room, sud kitchen ou first one ~ poten, 10 years 2 Any Sorta lange line of Flannel shirts at rid. | SAgtytn re SSL Fat. bow, z Boor, cellar uuder whole ts F H F LO years ola culously low prices. Franc, Qne-Price Hatter and 7 —A 7-1 ri USE, WITH FPO, BENT—A 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH nulditig: shed with land Scott Circde; about 7,800 feet of park T Ye to drive, Closet in rear; large yard. dood under waddle, nearly he improvements; about one square from the | Owner. 5 . my10-3t 1303 Fst, ue. | bares for same. aul caueyy ion phecton Furnisher, cor. 7th and D. 1 | Capitol: S17 Delaware aver nes Apply 214 Tithe, | OwDer O20 Sth et nw. HO. saletaewoaTuwast cons onder, yrice for al @400. Cail of abaregs 800 Ua L, H. Hopkins removed 939 F st. Wire, |“: Bent, $20: key at 13 Cat. ne. y10-3 RO ite alt mi 15th st aud Kibode Ieland ave $e ae ‘nyo . o1 =e FO Ae ‘Wa_P. YOUNG, SALE-A TWO-SEATED SURREY WAGON, ‘Door, and Window Frames for flies. 03 "| GE BENT—NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. 13 | 1220 NX. ave. Ler. myl0-3t 1303 F st. nw Beas revait, cheap. HOWARD HOUSE Lavery Morell, 724 Oth st.n.w., every style showease.co00 | feller, Day widow: sanitary plumbing. Best modern I SALE NEW PRESSED BRICK HOUSE, 3 | ee ieee ns FOUN watieenpoonait ———e improvements. Inquire at sat my Toms beth, raiuge and introbes Intye cellar. E OUNG MAMBLE Ice Chests, $2.70; Refrigerators, $6. At J. R RENT—16 I ST. N.W., NINE-ROOM BEICK WLIT to 14-fo0t alley, dresser, © 5 ‘Stallion, at KEYES & 00."s 8 ‘corner 14a Wy, Souanven €Bno,, China and Glass'1020 7th st. Fine ‘il iera pian dapenee fumace ts $5000 tenuis ebay! Hinguine of owner, Sea Athvat: [and D sta ms Pte furniabed cores 486 . iF: a : ‘doo! = _ Swe myles sare = nn | aba ee 20K RENT— 1 “THAT BEAUTE vat | Biter: the property ot = * = & =~ SALE—THAT BEAUTIFUL HOME, 909 V 8" Hy ~~ Wind Mitts, R RENT-—015 E STs19 ROOMS WELL stiTED | iis Fat. dir.. R.w.,surrounded by foweriu’ wines shruce abd | stylish. sound and Lind ‘equally wood dette or aiming In order to introduce our low-priced warranted | F'for'a boarding house: har ai shes isprone, | 2027 Pats Li ra iyace of every variety also a ine fruit ann beat ius ina perfect andae lignes “price @hO. "Thats to fitall (in reason), I will eeeerat Tpents and is in good condition: 2105. MM. ei, — ap2s-2w aot oongf ben The built Bo ye at oD we AN +2 rear of 1212 Toth ot. alos be —_ tet onsen a ARE | apes2 A“ oa imi: e.This property saust be eer ; i103 orivee winters on ch is ‘caine Thing to amuse Fe, RENT—FURNISHED-FROM JUNE 15 TO| Oe BENTGA SINE ROOM House, o23 a ee ee Pry i Ty Stree the children, ‘October 15, 11-room house: lange ithes ‘a. in best of 01 | conveniences; 18 = - he jou. I STA At ls time we wilt not mention any prices, as | exposure: delisitul ocstion” iunderate rent to adults | Kagibext dour. Apply ¢:l5 D'st'u wd. y Fen sse; DRY my 10 thee ‘they are too numerous, but call and see for your- | only. Address TOWA CIRCLE, Star office, 1 s eee a Sou’ MueToom hones in the northwest fur | aOR GALE_TEN D AKS TUITION IN SPENS self, and we will guarantee you a saving of 35 per SHED RES ay l S: MM. PARKER, corian Business College for 8. Address J cent on every pair of shoes you buy. ‘Money retunded to dissatisfied purchasers. idence on We close at 7 p. m. and they have proved extremely serviceable.”— Het. Henry Ward Neechers 035K 25 Per Cent _my10-3t Cocos furnishes nutriment and aids digestion. 1 of $1,200 per year, mends China, GlassWood, &°, stem Tvoms, bath. &e.; good DR SALE—AT TAKOMA PARK, PRETTY 7 Toom House, lance grounds, everything commet $4,200. MacGOWAN' od room House with porel: {OR RENT_THE HANDSOME FURS ‘Massachusetts aven cle, formerly occupied by Secreta located and is one of the best in the city for entertai A stable goes with the propert; FITCH, FOX & BROWS, JOR RENT—FOUR ELEGANT Jowa Circle; rent from $5 will be rented to a private amily only at the low fiure BH. WARN! ROE RENT BRICK, 017 FRENCH ST. SIX KENT—T0 COLORED PEOPLE, FOUR- th st. n.w., bet. Rh de Taland ave 1s Fat ‘near Thomas Cir- ‘Star office Tancoin and Just 0 Ost nw. Apply to FT. § Joo LE TRO! NG BLGG ou 0 One ‘jt ae ier Gee, vaca Hoo OS Wevonm cau behind fr atc of aS waved a catzoerain frome | BFStcr by tinest makers. unt a fo tnor cost Base4 p20) © wD ly juction st, Price to 82,5 * lor @50. owner havi » tur ~~} H. Goupstay, Proprietor, | resent summer monthe” The house is delightfully tf beet 208 Lith si, OF. House is elegantly Suished, Apply 1302 T st. aw ‘and is agreat bargain, Permission to imspect can be ing, containins et lor, - bad from M. M. PARK! JOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS CON PRC TIONDR! For, Strengthening. and clearing the volce, | stally tine diuing:fooun: on tho first doses Six. hise my0-6t vais doing god business reason for wal/ue on use “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” “I have com: | charuiwen three seryaate rote we hee kath oe JOR SALE. 7 Wine gE | oo ee en See mended them to friends who were public speakers, at il - houses and farms of all sizes in Me Ma. convenient to the railroad. A. I 1338 F st NO WILL SELIG sacrifice to an lime ‘Address SUITS, Star offic Fee sees tiediate purchaser. myD-t" 7 Penn. ave. B.W. HOUSE CF * 3 ‘Ga06; brick stable 4 rear of lo JOR SALE-A HANDSOME LANDAULETTS on about ends of Trav 3 and | now ready for occupancy, others will be fi s tw a 0. ; intest used three mont Satchels, Surerertuen Dagnare cements a Sane 1, 1888. “Apply to'A. HELTMULLER, oe Huw. A.B. HILLS Co. 1aa8 F latest atyie, brem used t ity, some are slightly shop-worn. okt 4 5 IRE. _ | 2311 M st., Or. iDED BARGAIN —7- Carriage Shope, bargains, Toraam’s, 1231 Pa. a’ sytu,th-2w | {OR LEASE—(UNFURNISHED) ON WASHING- 1 Portner Pi, rr ck ask cma : ne ‘ton Heights, one of the choicest ‘and most com. oT Peerless Dyes fortable houses in the suburbs of the city, contaming 13 * wn Are the best. Sold by druggists, pee 7 thw. Ouly, 84.500: terme onay. 4 Tom frame, | leet Puset Phillips’ Digestible grounds aud flue trees; good barn and carriaye hou: 11 N. ¥. ave, or. Mt Pleasaut; offer wanted. STALEY & HIi1. eetene my0-3t G24 Lith xt QOR SALE-LOVELY CORNER BRICK HOUSE, uorthwest; bay windows side and front. Library: {must be meen to be appre: 00 2419 Fat. dr 20/45 ~ For a tuil lista » "WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1907 Pa. JOR RE} JOR SALE_ESTABLISHED TEA AND c More decidedly a baneain, Enguiry 236 Ves Vania ave. Bw. Call between Sand 4 p.m. myS-lw JOR SALE DOG CART, SEATS TWO UR FOU REC AT A BARGAIN. 5 ory Cheap, 85.200 = 5 repair: $27.90. ay OSE SSE SE & JORDAN, 1417 PF Landauilet, pole and shafts. Both fn fn UN" RE. 2S’ jom brick, 3 rn WH That desirable 10-room brick house 1317 11th st. : - RDAN, 1417 F st. _ | Particulars at W. &. BURFORIDS, 142° New York ave, COUNTRY AL _ESTATE, | pep pP ere iw. Ment reduced to $50 ao LOSE OUT A SYNDIC e Building Lotson the north si Vetween Larch and 3 mysut BUSHNELL & CARUSI, . i008 Fattw ap0-3m JOR SALE—c AP_ONE COVERED PLATPOKM Sprig Wagon, suitable for grocery, butch newly painted; 2 gh: & CAMPBELL, 1008-1010 F | st. nw. : also, 6 houses, 4 rooms, rea! JOR RENT—AN I SIDENCE, b So paved alley ave thrve of Deor-bottling business, Apply at G. A i x ______myl0-t*_ | Fan, convenient ueighborioud. ‘Keys Fohart wt hanalaomn Cottages left, which will te wold ata banwain. | Tvery and Sale Staite, 46000? at now WALL. FARM ON THE CONDUTT | ¥. ei _| Bersmonth “knauire et fice myo-ot 71008 F se hw. JOK SALE_IN NOKTH WEST SECTIUN— To Pal Koad; must be cheap. Address Box 6:43, Ci OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO A | 2UBANCE = = 2 ; ~~j : ore . eee sruall amily of adults; moderate rent: loo JPO# RENT —UNEURSISHED. Tos, Sale BESCRE TNE STE i «allon, frou fart bea au tral, Sd at, between Pe eae — #5.000 cash a0 ctoauit. ‘This bots i i acres 13 miles from Highland Station, Address Box 70, star omic, ° 7 10th st.. above Dupont Circla10r. all mod. }mpa $75 | Fo ee ae as Tone ae ke A PALK OF BEAUTIFULLY MAT« ba OB coor boc Ok RENT — A VERY DESIRABLE 9-noom | AIg4Sa¢ g,¥- cor. 12m at 2 oven trey - gk 40 acres 24 miles from Saiie Wi house, with modern imprivements, wear Sulttso- | iveet ste As ~_ Ss 2 ee From, Wilson’ Station. 1,600 | Bist Institute. Inquire et 306 T1th st kw. my 10 ¥ goes ao hy = ay % ia fromm Gaituecsbanccool aa: OR KENT—I1 WILL KENT MY FURNISHE! ‘SE, all mod. imps, xy on Oh SALE MIGHT MAGNIFICENT ST Oe araean cect ns. woo! 3.050 | house at a ncderate trots for the sunmner niet TYLER & KU y - | Basra Pappien, liandaomely ad neren't aile 10 Lodge Sistion,¥ °° | immediate possession given if desirable : excellent JOR SALE—HUSINESS PROPERTY ON © ST. BET. price gis toes. APE ett “from Bosu's, ‘Met, Brauch Seroom Wouse, vant; references, SIS 1th ss ane may l Sts a.m. The property ie bow unl mye a a6 jutbuildings, ting fruit weve 34250 ror RENT_JUST FIN! = eee nn ee ON Fee ee ee REAP ENGLISH | TAXDEM Serge ogee oer a HOUSE 160 THIRD ST. N. W., ‘The fine property on southwest corner of 10th and ta p= gy Seater rcee ene S000. alt modern unproveweats ign Ont tore and dwelling Price 813.000. am oiandammat— ) <3 y hand e m house, iti PERFECT GEM OF A HOUS! 728 I. house A large three-story bric muse on E st. between Oth: -- (eG Pia, valteouiouiiiinme: ta” geet or Seven rooms, iocluding bath. totais non op HAG 12 ppg: nee of tt 2 feet Gtnches by 100 | YOK SALE_A THORODGMLY MKOKEN SADDLAR gor, mile from Falls Church, on W.&0. , 49) Closets in every rum, with hallway, fas, and water; 118 10th Bt ight-room brick house on T st, near 16th. Price as, ho use Tor it’ “Call at OLOOTT & COOPT 4 edhe village of Falls vOmindwe from | Gowudsceit. ent, $22.50 per month, sexipe;Fopm house on Lat, near 16st, frame stable on | Won Sait WPS, FROM 22 teres, new room house, “fine shade, all’ geet’ my$-4t* caren sth ome ee phcurteen room brick house on 13th st. near M st, and remttwill in STANDALD BEAT Met prance iv Rdg mutes fem eligenon VOR KEN D, Sine room brick house on K at. between 2iat and | DUSTER Co., G acres adjoining abov JOR RENT— 6th, st. bet E Fy Ko *. room cottaxe, miles out. 2222202221! 1,200 ONE HUNDRED OLHEKS, ranging frou 1 acre to 200 acres, from 1 to'z0 miles from city, ‘cLesp and on easy terms. my10-3t KD & CO.. 13 oR SALE—1 iniles from free Wrids 349 Oth st. new. Ors. 410 D st. iw. L0rs. and containing 5 splendid 1 be | _my9-6t_ ne {20 Fat nw. | 701 SALE-LOT OVERLOOKING CI1¥ 114 al SeeeeersROOC RRS DUCK -m99-0f | Tow RENT—EIGHT-ROOM_ BRICK DWELLING, | Ber ihe. 0< 150, on! very easy te steel JOR SALE — BKEWSTER ROR SALE-CHARMING CouNTRY seat ON | E'No. 415 1 st wo. from 15th inst: good repair! | Als loton o. <a Chapt tao wie Met. Br., B.& O.. win. walk from nice station and | picasaut surroundings: large yard; ouly $15 per iin. trom city: 106 acres in grass and grain crops; | month. R. A. PHILLIPS, 5. s' ride from Washinccn: free from malaria and mosquitos, surrod 1. jot refined and ctiltivated suciety; price #3,000+ ni alone without the buildincs Worth hearly the asked; busiuess requiring the removal of owner t, Address COUNTY SEA‘, Star offic 3 at YOR RENT—A COMFORTA ISHED room honse; fine shade, grassy lawn, with shrub Dery and Mowers; fruit of all kinds: ¢ plaiited with all kinds of vezetables, 2 cows, 90 laying: hens, alot of spring chickens to eat, use of a drivi horse; all for #20 per month for 4 months ip advas Location 14 miles trom station on W. and O. Itt. from city. T. : ok ee es JOR RENT—A THREL- ‘excell Dined. 619 Est. nw. FOR RENT House Gr 10 rooms: luce repair; anodern inp ro tnodern inj ON, TIS 1th st.a.w. JOR RENT—HO h Skating Rimi F 116 Coals wh Lr, $300 uv ‘ig miles from dria: situated {the Washington’ and on “high — huls, thiles. It, rom the Fairfax, 7 op igh | Scuool, juny ladies. 1 seignbothood give th country for walk trom Epi place advantages over other tong. For particu iy to Se: bry, 1301 Fst nw ROR RE NSION, PAR ‘taal rooms and ido hall; Las fine sade and fruit trees, warden aud d 7 miles from Wood: thy; one hour by rail y of ice on place: situa bridge Station: bish and be ORGE: JOR SALE. OR RENT—BELVOIL MANOR FAR) Crownsville, Md.; furnixiied Brick House, &., &c Deautiful, bigh, healthy. and comfortable.” Possession ven iniinediately. Address 1510 Massachusetts Washinton. myd-Gte WOR RENT—A NICE COUNTRY SEAT OF TE: ADDLY 80, strictly in advance; VOR RENT—BRICK 10} large abd suitable for summer hotel: Jad.” seven minutes by rail to Brooks Sta- ‘Met. Branch B. and U. Wt; twenty: minutes’ from the city. Also, two Lew cottages, seven T tion, Toouis aud large attics: ing cellars, and bath if desired. | yny8-3t Brookland adjoins rou ‘New Catholic SS Ree wity, and is the most acc FoR Rest aes | te 82 Loui ana ears; Trish per mo. : after Se QUR SALE—DE: TS AT MODEKAT rates within five ininutes’ walk of the Kockville Station ; houithy location and pure water, dress Dr. C.J. MADDOX, Kockville, Ma. Hesmerras. ‘The new style French Dress Heat inert ality, nearly one eee NT. COREL N BLUE TaN A COTTA, AND GHEY? Teal value, 81; price reduced, 87%e. re le, ed andl a half” wide "TELA Grant Place, 9 SATIN "MOLKE, (Watered 'Silk), newest style trim- E,Cap, st. ming, in all colors, price reduced to 7ac.. FRENCH SATTEENS, fuest quality, 25¢. LADIES’ CLO1H SUITING, pure Wool, tiearly one vard aud a half wide, all new ‘wouderful cash in, BOC. ‘CKEAM ALBATROSS, puro wool, extra wide double width, real value, 50c.; price reduced, 37 34c. ‘Dou't deal with us until you have priced dry-goods elsewhere, then you will come prepared to appreciate ‘our woucérful cash bancains. CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH STREET. Caan Customers who buy 85 or over will select ont of the following ‘of largeszie Dum- a Sax Towels worth 1: Haif Dozen. Dawasi: Napkins, ‘The t Pair Silk Eubroiderea Corsets, worth 73. a {OR REN1T—UNFURNIB! 21 Ot. ave. LW, cae | SR'SUKAH SILK, excellent quality, 98c. "E250 LADIES BROAD. CLOTH, pure wool fe quality, 5 Yilte ‘Si, fotnced toStie. ite ue. oe “HEAUIIEUL SATIEENS, nowert styles, 03, 1125 Jou sol wow abate, special’ cent bargatee doc” STO? | Tt Get ew C 0 “Selidne off our Bisck and Colored nifks at real coat- | 1044 2181 price to reduce our immense stock 1304 Conn, ost ut {ie tellowing’ prescuts® Clopant Bridal Quite | Lats aeth worth 81:30; "One! Dosen Damask Napkin ‘8L30% | 1016 15 3 ‘Two Pairs Dainaak Towels, worth ¥2. Spee * | 102 Sthet, tires... 249) 1704 Coun, sve. iiz--"73) 2408 Tauh at, B47 eth se W. 34lg ¢ L. Doveras ifet 8 Cs 83 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN, 2 tJocation for office and Tesidens ovenents; $19.90, Apply to W. STORES, OFFICES. &e. > 4 ¥ | must be ato Pepa) at tee Htouat at al AT BARGAIN, HEAUTIFUL Lor, | EY HEU, Room To, aie alter 4 p.m. next door, 1. yHarewood ave, and Elm st.. Le Droit a QOK SALE FOU bo agent, my Park ki ae Td & JORDAN, 1417 Fst. FOR SALE—NE EIGHT-ROOM AND ATTIC If ity carriages, alee 17 roouis, ali convenieuces, central ed, June Ist until Sept 20th uufurnished. Address Box alley. “ wna og: STE Let front. fest story ot JOK RENT—A LAKGE BIICK Mt Oz. Star othe my 7-Lwe ee + eerOo Egg | ata eat elect Abell: bathr-roou ou once rounds over raabingsan: Dstt, PRESS-BRICK BAY-WINDOW, WITH | On’ ht bet. 14 and to ailey& Mund Moors, first-class in every respect pepered: bitches, four Tuous: orchard, "with a pple | | ella, noven roouna and Vath all iodern | Qu th ty ie We, Zak 100 tu alieg 2 00 | 29th a rout: snd isa desirasle parcones SONS Thsias Circle APPLY to Dr. G. WYTHE | Condition, 11d New ‘ork ave. twe -mmyZeiwe | Giokoms: pet 9 aud 1Qui sis, 20x Tora’ party wishing’ to finieh according tod 116..50-70 » 22. “Price 88,500. Two houses on G st. between 12th and 1 lot 40 feet 7 inches by M6 fect to a wide alley Property cai be changed to business property at sual FIICH, FOX & BROWS, OMPLETE AND ts 1437 Poun. ave.n, sisting of well t ape. ge 2000. COOPERS stablen Late stay Meh st tly Vi ry “epee oT = 4 For full st eait dx otic. bull ‘ Nc FEATHER, Sc. LB. NEW, and E _my8-3t Red. the beat for the money. treat : ph OR SALI Feathers, 30cs Iie. all orderw promptly 2022 Groen Court, ais 17 | WM. SEITZ, at ne i “10. Ist me, drs, OK SALE—TO RESIDENTS ars. section best ilk sold tn ALBERT F. FOX, FOR SALE—LOTS. : = 3 CLAKR, Arungt« 16 aud 18e., between houses tear. 5,000 en Tah a ‘tablon 1 GRAHAM, 1407 F st. naw. my9-1in den planted, ice-house filed, ine spring water, fruit eas = 1123 20th st. vw. Lin, POL SALE—FOR WANT OF USE. A BI Stall kinda, and shades qweiliug, al Kindwut ouebuitae | MOREE #23 PER MONTH, TRICK woUDE | "is Tote ie irs = Diy to JOMNSON, $18 15th a mee an ings and tevcing, new. os Foals £ OK SALE. STIFUL LOT ON R ST.: 20 5.0 OK SALE-MULES—A CAR-LOAD OF CHEAP JOR RENT—316 INDIANA AVE. N. W., LIGH front: ue: nly $4.00; terms 10 Fata foot Feceived aud for male at Ri 7 "een roviusaad stable: €70 per month.” By suit. Ma ELL, 1008-1010 F st. iuke-yaria 20. Preigut Depot. Iuguire COUNTRY SEAT, CONTAINING 13 | D¥BU, vO 1: 1s ems my0-3t* i for the owner ce of McDUWLLL & BUNS. ry improvement bn it of buildings | POR RE ‘TEN-ROOM HOUSE, HALL, WATE! JOR SAL i SIDE ¢ eee de * Tenetiue aid you A ammnutost | A ae bath, latroba bay window, “10 Ni J. st, betw alley JOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL T-CART, ONLY USED ut, 820. Apply 110 fear and sid) short time. Park Uuseton, iy Bre ny muy 10-cosbw assortment of tine Carriages, Buggies 1 STORY BRICK HOUSE: DowsEy's. Fok se 7th and N, P. HILL & CO. 133 JOR SALE—N. H. AVE., L AND M, EAST SIDE, Hi 60 tect, fronting ou ave. “ALF HILL & 60.43 F st a +h 920 Boundary wt ule, bh. 6 i000 13 Fat bh. 6 ASid Ist sta we, £ JOR SALE ST.. 17TH Al + month side 20 feet fronts one of th - ‘ asoot!tis nat JOH SALE THe Ost. n. w. 7r....823 | = sist hooks, Fe ist cal! at uflic: for bulletin tse aud public institutions Laundry’ 1026 Sunderiaiid Place "| WK SALE 21ST. ince eee the Istand 15th [mys] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, | ore’ beaters, hot plates, warming clone hot water generators, AP WuitL Be = ing Fok SAS ENO BESMABLE murcKs, 1106 | Si” Borate yc SALE COR 12TH AND U STS: 43503; 8 | Suna - 517 10th ot. mw, whore the stoves are‘ exhibit, ‘stuent for small Lous’ Fst, my 10e0:5w JOR SALE—TWO LOTS IN COLUMBIA sub, 14th st. extended, will be sold elw AF! HILL'& © Cottaye, frame, 617 Oth st. n.0.; lot 60x106 feet, to wide alge}; yard filled with choice fruit trees Muy ALBERT F. FOX, 2 OR OFFER ¥OR mpeted | 10 roots A BRA’ wt pattern, used Ht for $130. Cail ‘and Olio, BAK BUGGY, Lilies, cost 17 N. J. ave. 8.04 LIE. 25 Fst.aw., Gr....20:33 rehaser. my 10-co3w = - — ‘section of VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ILL © JOHNSTON. pitol st., near Lincoin Parkg also one on 38 aud very pretty oR cbt Cabiueturaud oer Fat. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, my8-3t 20 F an oo mi city: couveniut to stores postotice Caaly on x lor Grand to rent for Til) and churches: a fine viace’ (Se cunimer tard. | 1230 Pa, av.n. w. 875 Gunton bld'g,rm. 26.12.5 Olt, BALE focatels | JOR SALE focbors sun boncunah cor ero; Will rent tou desiralie party 8150 for the season. f for front store, 300 330 Gt. n. Splendid chan ‘or oh speculation: will A very desirabie six-room house, 324 13th «ts iS ene i MCLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, Be sold vers low to an finnediate purchaser, Apply to | ® lice home or desirable investiscnt. : THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 9th st, my8-3t_ i 122) Fst in. Rooms 15, Bet BLCOTIRELL. Laie New vont tre | oy LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, | on “SALE-CANAMIES, PARHUTS, COMMON NTED-ABOUT TWO ACKES OF GROU: é x L Pak! JORD: TF at 4 ‘st. nw eons, aye for, hast fancy W ier cushy (tuted in or neat Beiyutwood, Ad fal sk fies Gee acs -BO|Lenor t Dee eee JORDAN, 1417 F | on SAce—O8 RENT—2011 PORTNER sT., BET SciiSws a : Box 88, Star‘ottice i store and dwviting. 35") 4 gergilow wricg Ney wort. d aly ser lots "tauo | IP S34Sa4 aSth se aw. een theo Se ath at kw JOR SALE—GAITHERSBURG BB Ra OF 8 toulley, on Si'st. nie, at Biv each.” Easy terms. ind : iA OK SALE-IN THE FUTURE WE WILL KEEP (yet subi eUis Paticierso) MSO Fok sALeaivasarcnoer menpixe rors | m8 __ i rthand Patan, | ROLEALEG TS, THE FUE me ation desiring to build. ‘This proverty: is the only | books, For full lstehilat ote for Dbtieain ew FOX ROTH ST, SEAR SOMLHCALLIOL ST. | Foon SALE DOUBLE PRESSED InucK PnonT | single, driv pie aud Vamos we Siestringe to bi ie poe 5 vols) For full list call at office for bulictin est Nave for sale’ séveral very. nice bul Corner house, Weet Washington, 3-story and base ser able property offered within the incorporated | the Istand loth, {mySi THOS. E. WAGGAM Ox120 to an alley, fronting south on North Mast. | gent, 15 rooms, heated by turnsee, latest sanitary ie nts ee eee jpuch sought after in this FOr RENTS North Capitol sf, Also, several lot : imupe; servants, roome: call, bells: speak me tubes: 4 peat with ‘elevation of 500 fee GENTS Water clos:ts: 2a aad 3d Bours stationery: was : pave Rvanhinaton, and, Wile india putabie- Apnty 0 | ootn ata be sti by a ce 1 Well in yard. size of lot 103400: ground aro sy"tiue Kentucky TOWN, Star office mys enough to Luild S other houses: @ great. bangs USE, 33S 1ST ST. N, cottage: 8,400 feet of ground, well and stable, : = winue the eity. The largest variety of hew B nice Tr jrovemunts, si JOR SALE-DESIRABLE LOTS IN COLUMBIA | On Howard ive, Mt Pleusaut. J.C. DERMODY, | Oud hand carriages and Luscios almaye on A’ acres, Sloven-roons house, with all moderg con- | sna "hurf room, cost wault ant rout, een Hedglite, 30°. 1 O08 @f00% cg Kom 10, 321 45 xt. “ Cmyiiw” | Gitermn call alee my stocks ke symone: fruit « is; mtable, Re: Ot GALLIGAN, 20 Tat wt m8 ‘AL! BaRDER & CO. ee A a ee enn a = —— Stirwnd Petwtw. | FVOR SALE—S07 1 ST. Now. INT ¥ ply to J.T. Dikit, GOO 13th st Ww. any4-Ot T 3 4 ¥ BKICKS REAR | - = - x ats 2+ | Bot condition; house with thirteen rooms, including LARGES® Som GALE Of RENT—TiE OLD BROOKS MAN: SLst nw. GRAY & 00., JOR SALE_BUILDING LOT ON STH ST., BET. B | two bath rou: will sell with ur without furuiture Jor. Tthand F ats, and C sts a) PAR FP ST.— HOS Ts WaGuAStANS O17 F Apply to EF, ROSENBERG, 613 Vth st.n.w. m7-1ai MASSACHUSETTS AV! 20x90 fect : also, fine lot on east side F ap6-3m_ 479 and 481 Cot. w JOR SALE — THE rs and every’ co 2 feet 26 tn feet on short line iu depth. S. JM ISHEKS CO, 1324 F st. nw -LEGANT FOURTEEN-ROOM HOUSE, tine: be bandit of 964 list. b-BALLAUR, Ag’ myo-bt $90 faste as to different woods, mantles, gas-fxtu ‘The location is one of the best lu the West Pud, be Dut one square trom the se of erection for Senator Sawyer at acost of 880,000. I will offer this property at a banrtin for the nextten \1if hot sold shai close contracts to Huish, Glots on Py wear ist uw. Q. near 'N. H. ave th sideG, bet. 20% Nieves eat Ovi 25x140 to al i ave. ticak Ost, 2x40 to Ha doo al iLGOx; my3-eo6t 1907 Pa ave, JROR SALE—1 HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON P ST. anises of Hon. James G. Blaine: 22490) 20x100 Hig 2: STORE IN THE emn; Sneed aon ry Wawun, Kc, Address the Iawbis &t., Gr. 113 1th st 5-6-6. D + Mill well for bait iy te CHAS. T. WOOD, 915 Poun. avenue, 3. F.D., Star office. awanod . JOR SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE AND_AT- ; SIF BOUGHT WITH | 81000. Apply ; 2 008, th ‘Lot ou corner Sth and Ye fect on F st. Lots, . H. CARRICO, i240 Lith st. se. ‘ON ON HOWARD AV. ‘Me Pi ft 23c. per fost. front ou Tath st extended at 3c, icoxtended at 300. INS, 10th and sts, FOE Se — THREE DESIRAULE COKNER Fools Ds ete AEE Oo Siek & RUTHERFORD, _ 14-150" 1 07 F st ne JOR SALE—NEW THREE-STORY BRICK DWEL_ ling, tei rooms, bath rovm aud cellar, furnace and ements. handsomely papered; lo- WEST VIRGINIA TIMBER LANDS. Parties Having Land Timtered With juarvs from Dupout Circle, price €8-300; " rand Hs quate frou Duvunt Circle ae WHITE Oak, OX 7TH ST. ee Me rea. Iu West Virginia, Please addres 626 Katie, aro... residences, no better; property | JOR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—49 MASS AVE. . 3150 bon Pr ae Saga substantial value ia that vicinity at 3 Fomor | nw price, #3000; 1,900 can, talance of LD. MORRISON, SWaiNEM we COn OG atin | “aye oe "W'yythaud Hate, | tnod, Saya: and wide lot G4 foc frumt Buftale, New York, $ SALUANLE-GoRNER” 5 WASH'N DANENHOWER, ” : HED, R SALE— VALUABLE CORNER BUILDING Ef = 5 NTH ExEROR 742 14th at. ite, Opposite West Capitol Park, corner of Ist and | #¥4-1m Successor £ Son, 1115 Fat. ee FE - B sts. ‘n.w.: 451100 feet: fronting on the Capitol rounds: Zou ‘and Ws APDIy. to i ee ew AUR. FISHER & CO. 124 Feat. ‘@ besutifu: —16-room Fe SALE oO” EXCHANGE—FOR UNIMPEOVED m, Ouse, with stable attached. ffas all modern insprove: = anne Tange and besutitul grounda QIX_PER CENT INVESTMENT-APECIAL Fito. Jpox. sace-oTs, Seg bested a te moet denisable pare Fur Rock: | $S,vision for redaugrion upon 0 onthe notre nate Avst., near 19th, 40x100 feet, to alley. away, Long Island, N. ¥.. and within SOO feet of Ja- ~ convenieut—The five yoieaey pe ‘ Xi ot., bet. 13th and 14th, 25x95. to maica Bay, overlooking the ocean. JAMES A. BATES, | Mortgage Loude (ou teal esta pk A ie ie eaten FOksHie=4, NICE HOUR, 7 pogus amp | HUTS “hake aegtoe 24th and 25th, 70x129 . JOR Sal 10 is ie ds in rd G sty bet ath and Both, SOx128..00°0-7-0) B36 | PRS Perec biace: hot Shean) orien po p00. $50 ERbS wat 1,000. wold at yar by GEORGE Fe BF eS neag Path sty goumh front toalley..:: 65 | “ inya-dw GEO. W. LINKING, 100 and it sta mw, CHAYER, Pacific ine, Sole Ageut fer the Dex 908 7th a We ators | OSes GROW. LINKING Toth ead tite” | JOR SAL se “ | tet of Columbia The uton trust Ca, of New Yor, certifies to each bond, pays Ue Ibterest Coupons Rem: JOR, SALEBEITER THAN A SAVINGS BANK! annuslly, and the principal at maturity, mub26-3m_ She ae ty pd SPRING CHANCES FOR MAKING BIG MONEY = vane avenue caveat uly eg00e" | ForSale—HouseS02 20th. ne, Anpiy to fare iow upen in the purciase of Hutter, ae i ‘CHAS. and bo Praits, “and pdm RA PHILLIPS, 1a! ~ ‘A. SHIELDS, Yisious, Domestic and Forum Fruits, and bo 1006 Fst nw. | them for a rise, in the Cold storage ONGER waga | Mt market. ‘Cou~ im my ‘The only fine Calf $3 Seamless Shoe in the world ‘made without tacks or nails. As stylish and durable as those costing 85 or 86, and having no tacks or nails to wear the stocking or hurt the feet, makes them as comfortable and well-fitting as a hand-sewod shoe, Buy the best. None genuine unless stamped on bot tom “W. L, Douglas 83 Shoe, warranted.” W. L. DOUGLAS $4 SHOE, the original and only hand-sewed welt $4 shoe, which equals custom-made shoes costing from 96 to 89. W. L. DOUGLAS $2.50 SHOE is unexcelledj for heavy wear. ‘W. L, DOUGLAS 82 SHOE is worn by all boys, and 4s the best school shoe in the world. All the above goods are made in Congress, Button, and Lace, and if not sold by your dealer, write W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Masa, For salein Washington by B. RICH & SONS, 1322 and 1324 7th st.; H. GOLDSTEIN, 912 7th st; A. ¥EET ABOVE THE CITY.—GOOD HOPE RENT O8 LEASE—229 NEW JERSEY AVES bet Or depot and Capitol, ‘store Park Lots for the present will be sold at 10 to — ‘they command the xtaudest View Stand. well rulted tof restaurant or boarding: will be fitted up to anit tenapt. 1239 cents per foot; SALE-SMALL AND DESIKABLE BRICK | © ay: E. BUFORD, 1422 New York ave. _ Building an Dupsut Circles two beautiful cottaser just —_ PETPSSETG, CAPE INVESTMENTS 1X [will be aoid at teasonable, priecs, strest Care ‘oad eursicn Wall be Luraiabed fall partic ulare Sha gastucar at hand. Gallon ST. BUTT. 405 Others = on at our office, iy aS nw. ‘myl-colm sid Fs nw. CTT surrounding. ‘care Ei, Ht SALE—ATIRAC ner lot, with crounds E focaltiy gf Geongetgm ce aa SALE—VILLA SITES— Oe Ao sere tt india Joe of 503125 on grandest suburb of Ws zs Tit BIPuERD & CO. 1321 F st. LAND AND IM- sale the subeiivision known Guu gba. bun. Goa uasenen IX ALL THE NEW COLORS, Paave nw. Georgetown, B. ‘Size pe sale call for or send #162, €2.50, 83, $3.50 end 84. a ae! OSHOLTZMAN. 10th and F sta. nw. gue worthy — RENT DWELLING | HOUSE: iid os vaierInG oF ‘xvaar Spoor Wiad 88 Tests oe J ra " eraeerd fa aye. nw. ayia MANDLES at e223ande2.00 ‘NEATLY DONE AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY, a ee BYRON 8, ADAMS, Feegee ne Bb 4a0iRs ¥. DAVIE BONS, my2-tn Si4sihataw, | nyeiw ow. and Hote, mom, 21201 Pouna. sve., cor. 29thet,