Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1892, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORRCAST TILL 8 P.M. TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, generally fair, with probable light showers on tbe immediate coast tonight; northeasterly Winds, becoming variable; warmer. For Virginia, light showers: lightly cooler, except stationary temperature in South Caro- Mima; northeasterly winds, CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m: Great Falls, temperature 45; condition, 2 Receiving reservoir, temperature, 46. Con- dition at north connection, 4; condition at south connection, 7; distributing reservoir, temperature. 45; condition at influent gate house, $; condition at effluent gate house, 14. Cen. Xaxpen’s Medoc, 14 French bottling. Scxp Apress for sample of Old Belma pure @ whisky, for medicinal use. €3 per gallon. Wa" Pooss, 944 Louisiaua avenue northwest. Rides’ Ar- and Wedues- Swett Lonoxerres $1.50 Hempcen’s, 455 Pa ave. Ir You Fret Laxor Old Belma pure rye ! be the best medicinal whisky the morning use ranteed to 2c. streets northwest, J. F. Suxerz. Suzrrz's 6c. Cand ‘This is only at 71h Campers Curaxca Works, 631-635 Mass. proof free of charxe. 1875 Briue oF made sour m: ter, bottled at mex, agent for the D CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGUT. Richelieu.” company in eene in Axpavon’s.—Thes. Narioxat.—Augustin Dal “Love in Tandem.” Acapex of Muste.—Host’s “Texas Steer.’ Harats' Buov.—Gray and Stephens in “Ves- per Bella.” Kenwax’s Lycecu.—Omene end the “Me and Jack Company.” Tu: Barcce or Gerrysnuna.—i5th street and Obw avenue. Ter Etswrer.—Violin Recital by Miss Lil- lian Chandiee. CONDENSED LOCALS. Jom Curcuex has filed a petition for a bill of review of a cross bill against the Strong es- tate on a judgmen The Corcoran ports that his house was Week and a pin and ring ¥ 1445 T street, was fo unconscions con- dition on Ontario betwcea Superior and Erie streets, in the county. supposed to have fallen from a bank. He was iaken io bis home by Oficers Meller and ¢ Os SarvEps; evening a hanging lamp in the tailor shop ef . Rickardson feil end ex- ploded. setting fire to the cioth: Mr. Iich- ardson im extinguishing the burned about bis bands. 213. A Fin took place at £23 7th street routh- west, owned and occnpied by Mrs. J. A. W. rvoe, om Saturday night and $20 damage re- pulted. Ernex Kxrour, azed six years, living at 1722 i ‘ noched don bread wagon ajured on the headand left foot, Dr. Magruder attended her. Tue body of «dead infant was street and New Jersey avenue yest es was badly ‘The loss was about —_ $1.90 ro Baxrrwors 2x Rurcns via B. axp O.R i.—Vickets sold ‘Tuesday, April 26, ac- count Odd Fe:iows’ ration at Baltimore and good ior all trait ture Gat! Apri JO. that date good to re- dvt. - Fire in an Office. Afire took place about 1 o'clock Inst night in the office of C. F. Parker, patentattorney, i the Columbus building. 617 F street northwest (owned by Mr. J. O. Johnson), eaused by the explosion of a lamp. It was extinguished by the ch: mieal xppuratus with the loss of $150, iweludimg @ desk in which were vaiuabie paperg. ———s Distriet of Columbia Faxsian Famine Fund. ‘The Red Cross auxiliary reporta the follow- ing additional contributions: A. Eberley, #10: cash, $1; Mrs. Mary S. Dimmick, @5; Chas. Christiani, €5; H. C. Black, £5; L. J. Bruen, $1; Mary Lodge MeKee, $7.50; Benj. Harrison Mekee. = James Church, 9.99; E; arch, additional, 50 cents; Becond Reg. Bxptist 3 SiC; Geo. H. Eliott, $5; Webb & Webb, oes United States patent office, tional, #3; Belva A. Lockwood. 25; W. H. Veer- hoff. $5: Shelby Clark, $1; Wilbur L. Wright, $1; A. 3L, Creary. $1; Spencerian College, £25: Indepencent Iee Company. $25; Geo.B.Cburch, 210; Navy Department, additional, 50 cents: per Marie Prondi, cash, #1; casa, 50 cents; cash. 50 cents; cash. 50 cents: cash, 25 cents: Columbia Lodge, No. 24, i. 0. G. T., per M. Bird Lodge, $6: Capital lee Company, € Total to date, $5,702.22 —__ $1.29 to Batmronz asp Retvex via B. axp 0. K. R.—Tickets sold ‘Tuesday, April 26, ac- count Odd Fellows’ celebration at Baltimore and good for all trains of that date good to re- turn until April 31 —Advt. sor ‘The Composite Dollar. ‘To the Editor of The Lveming Star: You have published a fragment of the bill for the establishment of a composite dollar, in- troduced by Senator Kyle, and made it the butt ofa ttle ridicule. It woud not be unfair to print the bill in fall and comment upon its provisions. I have read the bill carefully and find ia it matter worthy of attention. ‘The bill is mandatory only in this, that it Provides for the compilation of some ex- ceedingly valuable statistice, which would cost but little, and whose regular publication, eagerly watched, would substitute fact for guesswork in our estimates of currency affairs, balance of the bill is perminsive, permit- ting the making and paying of debts according to a Rew standard, the need of which is power- fully felt The sole sundard is now gold, and, remembering that the best English authorities admit a fluctuation in this standard of not less than 24 per cent ‘within the space of ten recent years, is ridienle the only fit reward of the honest attempt to in- troduce « better? The composite dollar is not coin, but a standard. and of use only in time transactions. In/actual use it would make a Promise to pay any given amount of wealth at Some time in the future an unvarying thing, Utterly unaffected by inflation or contraction of the currency. It would protect equally the farmer in bis humbie home and the millionaire am his palaces. The need of such a standard is apparent in view of the admitted fact that no living man is wise enough to tell within 25 per cent what will be the actual worth of a d two be received . few years hence ELM. BL pecans ‘The Close of the Revival Services. Long before the hour tor service last night hundreds were unable to gain entrance into the First Baptist Church, corner 16th and 0 street. The occasion was the closing sermon of the two weeks’ series by Rev. H. M. Whar- ton, D. D., of Laltimore, the evangelist. 745 the large choir. under direction of Mr. P. 8. Foster, rendered a number of selections Promptiy at § o’elock Dr. Wharton bezan the serviee, preaching from the text, “I! thoa bast run with the footman and he has wearied the how canst thou contend with horses?” At the asion Dr. very effectively a Bamber of perscis eupressed u duierminstiee Tsous ex: ‘8 determination to become Chratians. i 20 the through tween Wasbing- Many Will Go From Here to Baltimere—A Banner Presentation. The seventy-third anmiversary of Odd Fel- lowship in America occurs tomorrow and, whi'e ‘no celebration will take place in this city, ex- tensive arrangements bave been made for the order to go to Baltimore, where the dedication of anew Odd Fellows’ Hall will be the attrac- tion. The hall ie situated at the corner of Saratog: and Cathedral streets and occupies the entire jot of 9 by 155 feet and is four stories high. For several weeks the delegates representing every subordinate lodge in this Jurisdiction have been making arrangements to attend this dedication and the members will meet at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street north- west, at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning and, un- der escort of Canton Potomac, No. 5, P. M., and the National Guard Dram Corps of twenty-two pieces, will march to the Baltimore and Obio depot, where a special train will be taken at 9 o'clock. On in Baltimore a committee will escort the ladies to their respective headquarters, The formation of the line in Paltimore will take place at 10:30 o'clock and the route of the procession will be down the west side of Broudway to Gough, to east side of Broadway, to Fayette, to west side of Broad! 0 Baltimore, to Eutaw, to Madi- edral, where the parade will bait. ‘The dedication ccremonics will commence at 2 p.m. im the Grand Lodge room and the ad- dresses will be by P. G. Sire James P, Sanders of New York and Depaty Grand Sire Clement T. Campbell of Loudon, Ontario. In the even- and literary entertainment will take place m the Grand Lodge room and at the same time the grand decoration of chiv- ‘y will be conferred by Licut. Gen. John C. Underwood at Armory Hall. Members of the order from this jurisdiction will wear dark clothes and have an appropriate badge con- taining picture of the Washington Monu- ment. Graud Canton Washington will go by the Baltimore and Potomac railroad and will have with them the Third Artillery Band. Leave of absence has been granted to Odd Fellows employed in the government service who may desire to participate in the celebra- tion, PATRIARCHS MILITANT PRESENTATION. On Saturday evening the members of Canton Potomac assembied in Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th stroot, and after conferring the degree upon a newiy elected member repaired to the blue room, where had assembled a number of their lady ‘friends to present to them a handsome Patriarchs Militant banner. ‘The presentation speech was made by Mrs, J. Allan and re- onded to by Mr. James Hughes. A hand- some American flag was then presented by Chevalicr Hughes aud a set of markers’ colors by Miss Shackciford and Mr. Weltz. Refresh- mients were then served to all present. damaanisn’s bovine AMUSEMENTS. ‘Tue Mask axp Wio Cucn.—The sale ot seats for the performance of “Mr. and Mrs, Cleo- patra” by the Mask and WigClub of the Univer- versity of Penusylvauia commences tomorrow morning at Metzerott’s. This band of college students has been here before and their ability as actors and dancers is weliknown. This bur- lesque is said to be extremely tunny, and to give opportunity for skirt dancing, for scenic effect und for gorgeous costuming. It will be produced with special scenery, and as a large number of society peopie are interested in the event it may be safely predicted that the N: tioual Theater will be crowded next Monday night. ‘fae Monroy Capers. —An entertainment un- der the auspices of the Morton Cadets will be given in the National Kiftes’ Hall next Friday night. Among the participants will be Hub Smith aud his Counwy Band, Misses Hattie Meads and Alice Kimball. Mezers. D. C. Bangs, Hans Robert and Elphonzo Youngs, jr., F ite, the National Banjo Clul picked squad of the cadets, “Tue District axp tHe Crry.”—Next Sun- day evening Representative Fellows of New York will lecture at Masonic Temple on “The District and the City” for the benefit of Mr. P. ©. McCourt. Prof. Keenan will read, Mme. Raume will sing and Prof. John Zimmerman will preside at the piano. Reserved seats may be obtained at Elis’, Metzerott's and Mrs. Brosnan's, “A New Yean's Receptioy."—The Emanon Musical Club will present Hub Smith's operetta, New Year's Keeeption.” at the National Rifles’ Armory on ‘Thursday evening next for the benefit of the woman's clinic. The club ine! Some excellent amateurs, both in singing and acting, and an enjoyable perform- y be anticipated. i Ruvuxs’ Hart.—On Wednesday ext there will be a musical and iiter- ¥ entertainment et the National Rifles’ Hall under the auspices of Join F. Reynolds Post, No. 6, for the benefit of the entertainment fund for the visiting comrades to the national encampment. Hub Smith will have the direc- tion of the program, and that guarantees its exceilence. $1.20 70 Barrmtone axp Retuax via B. axp 0. R. R.—iekets sold Tuesday, April 26, ac- count Odd Feliows’ celebration’ at Baltimore and good for ali trains of that date good to re- turn until April 30.—Advt, ~ > Funeral of Dr. J. D. McKim. The funeral services over the remains of the late Dr. John Duncan McKim were held this afternoon at Epiphany Church. The deceased, who was ason of Rev. Dr. McKim, the rector of the church, died at his father’s residence on Saturday. Dr. McKim was a native of Staun- ton, Va., and was educated at the University of Virginia, graduating trom both its classical and medical departments with honors. Completing his studies there he went to Baltimore and for & tite was physician in the Bayview aims house. Afterward he was xssistant surgeon in the Chambers Street Hospital, New York. Four years ago he weat to Vienna to pursue his pro- ‘essional studies in the hospitals there. Re- turning to this country in the fall of 1889 he opened au office in this eity in January, 1500. He was outdoor physician in the Children’s Hospital und first assistent surgoon in the Emergency Hospital. Last June he became seriousiv ill and was taken to Ashvilie, N. C., where he remained until March, His death was caused by consumption. eens Colored ¥. M. C. A. Meeting. A meeting of the Colored Young Men’s Chris- tian Association was held yesterday afternoon atthe Lincoln Memorial Church. An address was given by Dr. BF. Watson, evangelist of Wichita, Kan. The president of the associa- tion introduced Mr. J, E. Moorland, who has been elected general secretary of the associa- ‘on, and who enters at once upon the duties of hus ofiice. —_+—___ 1.20 ro Bartiwone axp Retcrw via B. ap O. R R—Tickets sold Tuesday, April 26, ac- count Odd Fellows’ ceiebration at Baltimore and good for ail trains of that date, good to re- turn until April 30.—Advt. ees Daye W. R. C. Council Meet. Ata meeting of the council of the Woman's Relief Corps, Department of the Potomac, a let- ter was read from Mrs. Sue Pike Sanders, na- tional president W. R. C., authorizing the De- partment of the Potomac to rurnish luncheon for the national officers and the delegates to the national convention to be held in this city in September next. Mrs. Sarah J. Neal, the department counsellor, was appointed chair- man on luncheon for the national convention. suum base Dean A Plate Printers’ Election. At a meeting of the Plate Printers’ Union, A. F. of L., Saturday night the following officers were elected: President, Wm. Johnson; vice resident, James Connors; recoring secretary, bey Wood; financial secretary, C. J. McClure; treasurer, H. Noodzy. psa Juvenile Temple Entertainment. Purity Temple, Miss Mary Riley superintend- ent, gave a literary and musical entertainment before a full house in Clabaugh Hall last Fri- day evening, which proved an unqualified sue- cess. Instrumental solos were given by Stelia Meade, M. Engle and Alice Meredith; vocal solos by Katie Masterson, Minnie Sauxton. Jen- nie Thompson, Howard Sauxton and Naomi Vanhorn; recitations by Charlie Jorg, Mada- live Birch, Ella Edwins, Bulah Strothers, Eisie Shoemaker, Laura Edwins, Lottie wages, Lyd Mabel Boss and Alberta W: re ne following dialogues were interspersed with pleasing effect: “The Doll Show.” “The Wish- ers,” ‘ttle Helpers” and “The Rainbow,” sli scocelionw Death of One of Guiteau's Lawyers. The death is announced in Baltimore of Charies H. Reed, who became conspicuous for ‘& brief period as one of the counsel for Gui- teau, the assassin of President Garfield, Reed lived in Balti: death was due pprerttt Hi l ul and pt. 28, sq. 154; 8—. aq. £67; 8 4, sq. 883: 8. and L.’ terworth to Lucretia W. Kellogg, sub 14, blk. J Athletic Club. Mr. Ster- dr, Woodbury, N. J. Mr. Kelly was (eed cctiarsd to fill the resignation was elected delegate to the A.A.U., vice . H. McCtellen, resigned. Tho President's Troop (troop A) of this city was registered on the report of the committee on membership and investigation. . 1,000 PIECES. A Magnificent Exhibit of Turkish Carpets, Bugs and Hangings. There are now on exhibition at the auction rooms of Latimer & Sloan, 1407 G street, 1,000 Turkish carpets and rugs. in which there are over 100 large carpets of wonderfal design and workmanship. The smaller rugs embrace both modern and antique, and there are wonderful hall carpets of great length snd si This collection is one of the most important consignments ever exposed at public auc- tion in this country, the sale of which will open on Wednesday next at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., and will be continued at same hours every day until every picce is sold. Messrs. Latimer & Sloan state have received instructions from Messsa, Varz- habedian & Co. to sell without regard to cost or value.—Advt, Sea $1.20 ro Bartmtore axp Rervay via B, ax 0. . R—Tickets sold Tuesday, April 26, ac- count Odd Fellows’ celebration at Baltimore 3S Exhibition of Water Colors at Veerhoff's Gal- leries. Mr. W. G. Bruenech, the water color art who is an exhibitor in the Burlington Danish galleries in London and in the Paris, Norway and Sweden galleries, will place on exhibition at Veerhoff's galleries Tuesday about fifty of his water colors, representing scenes in this country, England, Norway and Sweden. His pictures of the land of the midnight sun are especially interesting. —Advt. ernest $1.20 ro Bartimore axv Retvny via B. axp 0. K. R—Tickets sold Tuesday. April 26, ac- count of Odd Fellows’ celebration at Raltimore and good for ali trains of that date good to re- turn until April 30.—Advt. eee Steamer Lady of the Lake having been thoroughly repaired and handsomely refur- nished has again resumed her place on the Norfoik route. Her low fares should, as in the past, command a large share of the traveling public.—Advt, ae eae ‘The Masonic Fair. The Masonic fair will be continued three nights this week, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day, at the National Rifles’ Armory. The ball, filled with the booths of various kinds and many colors, presents a most attractive a] pearance. At 10 o'clock each night danc- ing commences, : —_-—___ $1.20 to Bartrtore axp Rervx via B. AND 0. R.R—Tickets sold Tuesday, April 26, ne- count Odd Fellows’ celebration at Baltimore and good for all trains of that date good to re- dvt. ot ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Edward Brook to trustees of the Shiloh Baptist tarn until April 30, Chureh, pt. 12, sq. 184; @—. Jacob Eisenmann et al to D. Brane, sub 178, aq. 206; $4,125. Eliza D. Barton to H. S. Jones, pt. New Seat; 2,500. E. W. Clark to Ellén M. Ware, sub 27 R. Franew, lot 6, Rosemont; @—. D. F. Jor- dan to J. G. Slater, sub 29, sq. 1061; $—. F. L. ‘Siddons, trustee, to E. P. Berry, pt. 75, sq. 13, Old Georgetown; $150. E. P. Berry to E. Berry et al., same property: €—. Catherine E. Welsch to A. Strauss, life interest in lot 3, W.W. Hill to H. Schmediie, sub Mary E. Sleman, s, 3¢ 104, D. nb Mt. Pleasant; #—. D. P. Syphax to W. F. Thomas, pt. 6. eq. 417; @—. W. But- 9. Le Droit Park; $—. M. C. Hooker to Pugh, lots 25 to 27: sq. 1017; #—. Miller to W. E. Seward, part sq. . W. Collins to T. J. Biggins, lot 7 and part 8 lots 97 and 98, T.’s addition to Georgetown; $—. C. Gessford to J. F. Bradley, sub 1 1. F, Hannan to D. P. Hannan, part & Margaret Hannan to same, rt C. Wertzel to Auna Hilwig, parts tq. 496; €—. J. L. Vogt toi Dowling. part 4, sq. 457; $—. John A. Gold- stein to Fannie Pickett, sub 66, block 2, Trini- dad; $3,200. M. Beglin to Mary Callagan, sub 52, aq. 59; $1,900. John G. Beligk, eub 63, tilwagen to I. Williamson, sub 56, nq. 153; $4,275. R. B. Caverly to D. G. . lots 6 and 9 block 25, Wesley Heights; G. T. Pulaski to same, lots 4 and 9. block 26, do.; @—. J.H. Ralston to T. A. W) ‘ing- ton, sub 66, 6q. 855, £690.75. Delilah Bacon to A. E. Foster, in trust, sub 68, sq. 191; £3,500. 1.20 to Bartiwore axp Retcrx via B axp 0. K R—Tickets sold Tuesday, April 26, ac- count Odd Fellows’ celebration at Baltimore and good for all trains of that date, good to re- tarn until April 30.—Advt. . acai aE Held for Identification. Chief Clerk Sylvester of the police depart- ment is holding for identification solid gold bracelet with a diamond setting. The brace- let was found on the street by Policeman Stamler. —_—_-+—__ ‘The Bill Dismissed. In the Court in General Term today, in the case of Presbrey & Green against Mrs. Beltz- hoover, Judge Cox delivered the opinion of the court dismissing the bill. This was a bill for a specific performance of contract for sale of part of Cliffburne and for recovery of the deposit money and it wasclaimed that the de- fendant failed to present or perfect title aud carry out the agreement. The court affirmed tine decree dismissing biil without prejadice as to the deposit aud Mr. Weils for complainant appealed to the Supreme Court of the United ‘States, Hoons Coxqures Au HOOD'S CONQUEKS ALL Forms of Forms of SCROFULA AND IMPURE BLOOD. SCROFULA AND IMPURE BLOOD. ‘Even the obstinate Goitre, ur swelling in the neck, as well as dreadful rauning sores, yield to ite great biood-cleansing and strength-giving powers. What could be more remarkable than the cure of Goitre of 40 YEARS’ STANDING, 40 YEARS’ STANDING, 40 YEARS’ STANDING, des-ribed in the statement below: “I had goitre, or swellings in the neck, since T was ten years old; am now fifty-two. I uscd Hood's Sar- ‘saparilla recently and the swelling has entirely disap- peared. It has been very troublesome. When I beran I was feeliug 20 discouraged with the goitre and rheu- ‘matiom I felt that I would 48 800N BE DEAD AS SOON BE DEAD AS SOON Bz DEAD asalive. Whenever Icaught cold I could not walk two blocks without fainting. Now I am free from it ‘ll and I can truly recommend Hood's sarsaperilis to ‘any one. I received a letter from Mra. Jennie Bigelow, ‘Bow of Fremont, Mich. ssking if my testimonial as ‘above in behalf of Hood's Sersaparilla was tru. I at once wrote her that it was, and seut particulars of the Denefit the medicine did me. 1 have since received s letter frum ber THANKING ME VERY much for recommending: ‘HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA HOOD’s SARSAPARILLA HCOD'S BARSAPARILLA at this sale is absolute: that they | H.C. Tyson to John | roceeds of these the Rarishionors hope to liquidate St, Jobn's in- btedness of $1,700. WHAT MORRIS ROAD NEEDS. Morris road, tho street intersecting Monroe one square south of Maple avenue, is the trade artery for what is rapidly becoming one of the best built-up sections of Anacostia. It isa mire throughout its length. It has been re- Baited principally with clay and its surface is foken by rutwand holes in places one foot deop. The property holders along this high- way are calling loudly for its improvement NorEs, Howard avenue, Hillsdale, from Monroe street to the Eastern branch is declared by residents of that neighborhood to be in an un- travelabie condition. Several influential citizens of Hillsdale will this week bring the matter to the attention of the superintendent of county rouds, ‘The farmers of the lower districts of Prince George's county have found garden truck un- profitable and will put in a large acreage of Sheep raising is making rapid atrides in Sur- ratt's district, Prince George s connty. Miss Letitia Zcigier of Howard county is a guest at the Cecil homestead in Surratt’s dis- trict, _Philip Miller has the contract for the erec- tion of a residence for Frances Jackson at Sur- Tattsville, Md. He will also build a frame dwelling for Mr. McNamary at Alleatown. The MeKee-Perkins property at Surrattaville has been purchased by # Philadelphia capitalist. Dr. Peck of Campbell A.M. E. aud Dr, Joln- son of Alleu A.M. E. churches have not re- turned from conference at Elkton. ‘The marriage vanns of Mr. Joshua Proctor and Miss Mury Brown are announced, Mr. McDonald of the Anacostia aud Potomac River railroad is sick. —— $1.20 to Bartimore axp Returx via B. axD 0. K. R.—Tickets sold Tuesday, April 26, ac- count Odd Fellows’ celebration’ at Baltimore and good for all trains of that date good to re- turn until April 30.—Advt. Three Little W: Cared For. Saturday afternoon when the police ambu- lance stopped in front of the home of the Newsboys aud Children’s Aid Society on E street threc small colored children were seen on one of the benches, Each ot them hada crescent-shaped mnant of a 5-cent pie that had been given them by the kind-hearted driver of the wagon, When they reached the office Agent Sweeney registered their names ax Violet, Carrie and Susie Carter, aged four, six and nine years, The story, as learned by Agent Sweeney, was that the father of the three girls died and that the mother wont away afterward, leaving the children in charge of another woman near Brightwood, ‘The children were put in the bath tub by the matron and the oldes: of the trio was taken in a private family to take care of children. ‘The other children are held until some one calls for them. gee ee 1.20 to Barriwone axp Reruns via B. AND oO. RR." ete sold Tuesday, April 26, ac- count Odd Fellows’ celebration at Baltimore and good for ail trains of that date good to re- turn until April 90.—Advt, | _ A Pauper Worth Millions. John Savage, who haa for some time been an inmate of the Scott county poor house at Jack- sonville, Ill.,"has fallen heir to an English es tate valued at over £1.000.000, Savage is over seventy yeurs of age and Use Use Use Use URE Ts Use Use Use Use USE Use Use U tive Tse use nse use use use use Lise Use use Use Une UKE Use Use Use Use Use Use Us Use Use Use Use Use USE Use use use use use ma use use use use usa use use use use use use use uve uso use use use use use FEBRUARY 5, 1892, “CLEVELAND'S Baking Powder is im steady use in my kitchen.” MARION HARLAND.¢ 188 uxe use use use use use use use use use use use use use use Use TIRe Ise URO Tike Tse URE Ts9 Ise Use Use TK! URE URE Use Use Use Ue Use Use Use Uso Use Use Use Use Use TSO Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Tse Use Use Use Use Use Use New Srkixe Goons. Spec ing of Spring Novelties in Wool Dress Goods in all the new edfects, Wool Chulites.. Sergex, Bedford Corda, Camel's Hairs, Scotch Cheviots. Homespuns, Hensiettaa, Pon- gees, China Silks, Pick Dress Goods in great variety, WASH GOODS. Printed French Organdies, Printed Wash Surahs, Use uso use use Use use LINEN GOODS, Htonicehed Liven Sheets and Filow Carcass” docu & Brown's Cenask Table Cloths and Napkins, \Pemesk and #1 French ‘Be SDKERCHIEFS, Ladies! Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Ladies’ Hen » :tehet Handkerebt Geut Hen suteted sorcniele. ‘sn jose. eS J.B, NALLE, ‘Successor to Hove, Bro. & Co mb7-m,w,f-3m&3t 1328 Preranartoxs Fon Spare at GROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSE, 819, 821, 823 7thet nw. A emall cash deposit, the balance in smail weekly or monthly payments, no notes to sign and 6 per cent discount on all settlements made within thirty days. ‘Such are our terms for the purchase of any article or articles of FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTING, & ‘The coming of spring necessitates many changes about the house, Such things as Mattinzs and Kefrig- erators demand your attention. Right here we desire to aay that wo have made unusual preparation in these linea Our stock of Matting, Linoleum and Onleloth iscomplete. We lay them ou your floor without extra cost. ‘We know that you will not be disappointed tn our stoole'éf Retrigeraturs—we ne ver caztied 80 many be- fore. “All sizes, all prices, from $6 to @50. Made by ‘TR, Armiger,& Son, and captured the highest Paris award in 1889. We never tire of talking to you about the Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites we sell for $28 cash or @30 on time. We have sold hundreds of them and have yet to hear the first compiaint. We should like to have sce the Plnsb-covered Parlor 8uite we sell for €45; six pieces, frames of solid oak. Our bigh- grade Parlor Suites in Plush. Brocatelle, Tapestry and. Wilton Rug are percent cheaper than sny house in he city, When you visit usask to see the Solid Osk Bed Room Suite for $17 cash, $18 on time. Ifyou need s carpet our Brussels at 6Uc.per yard cash or 630 on time will please you. Inxrain Carpet, 35c. per yard cash, 40c. on time All carpets made and laid ‘withoutextre cost. Nocharge for waste in matching figures. We sell s Six-foot Oak Extension Table for 04.25 caé}i’ or 94.500n time. We can furmsh your houpe, of aay part of it, at asmall outlay of ready ¢aab.and our credit prices are Jower than eaah prices Seamaeted suger, ofc, Sjars Crosse & Black: Jams, sh eakes Babble Soap, 0 17-ounce Bottle Ram, 400. A. Poouz, 944 La. ave. nw. The latet ook "The Biase , a bg he nag ong an U; nt Piano. ee lirror Front Wardrobe Beds, Chiffonier Puatel Boll, Cobincs and other styles. Prices ‘Tuomas D, Sxoretox. Sellii Switches and at re- duced pi hype dh eepebo ingens 720 7th st. n.w. “Love and Duty, Old Belma Pure Rye Whisky, for medicinal Use, €3 per gallon. Send address for sample, N. A. Poots, it 944 Louisiana ave. n. Trusses, Surgical, Dental and Veterinary Attention! The attention of the public is called to H. O. Towles’ fine assortment of Children's Carriages and Refrigerators, The Celebrated Whitney Patent Hub Carriage and the Hard-wood Kan- kakee Refrigerator, best in the market. Be sure to examine my stock before purchasing. Also a full line of Lawa Settees, Porch Chairs, &c., &o., suitable for summor use at HO. Towres’, General Furt. Dealer, apl9-6t 1007 Pa. ave. S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making a 6] cialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cutt and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. apl9-6* Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing Machines selling so Fapidiy at €10at Auerbach’s Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machines and Patterns, 4th and Pa. ave. ae. Wa. Foxx, Mgr. ap9-20¢ Old Belma Primo Rye Whisky is highly ree- ommended by prominent phy: Pooue. it Telephone 1260. Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,7& H. For repairing and renting. apo-z0t pies Dr. Hartley’s Great Remedy curescatarrh. ap8-1m ‘The Palais Royal indorses them as follow: “The Fedora Shields are the best in our stock, and our sales are daily increasing.” fe8-m3m None Name It But to Praise. Wheeler & Wilso! ww High Arm No. 9 A marvel of lightness and swiftness. jaaT Office 437 9th st. nw. T. B. Towser & Sos, DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 7th st. now. Just received a new assortment of Cashmeres and Heuriettas, in Tansand Grays. Large line of Ginips and Braids for Dress Trimming. Zevhyr Ginzhamy 13e. Beautiful line of Dress Gingham, 8 and 10¢, ‘in Bleached Cotton, Se. Bleached Pillow Case Cotton, 8: Fruitof the Loom Bleached Cotton, 83g. Cauton Cloth and Pineappie Tissues, in light and dark grounds, in beautiful styles. Percuies for boys’ shirt waists, in new styles, Large assortment of Parasols aud Sun Umbrellas. Feether-proof Ticking, in short We ure ti wholesale prices, “Long Gow Selling Ladies’ Underwear at less than well worth 40¢. ; ‘x’ Outing Shirts and ing makes of Corsets apy and all Boys sarmonts P Tsrerion Hovsenorn Wanes, PARTICULARLY SUCH AS ARE ADVERTISED BY CASH HOUSES FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE, AND THE WIDE-AWAKE HOUEKEEPER IS THE FIRST TO APPRECIATE THE HaINOUSNESS OF THE DE- CEPTION. SHE ACCORDINGLY TAKES A SMALL PORTION OF HER HARD-EARNED SAVINGS, RESERVING THE BALANCE FOR FUTURE EXIGENCIES, AND PURCHASES FROM US EVERY POSSIBLE COM- FORT, SHIELDING HERSELF AND FAMILY UNDER THE WING OF ouR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH SERVES ALL WITH A UNIFORMITY OF PRICE AND HONESTY OF REPRESENTATION AND AN EQUITY OF DEALING PECULIARLY OUR OWS, REPAYING US IN SMALL PARTIAL Pay- MENTS BY THE WEEK OR MONTH, aS HER CI CUMSTANCES MAY DETERMINE THE EASIEST. DISPENSING BENEFACTIONS TO RICH AND vOOK ALIKE, ALLFEEL AT EASE WHEN SELECT- ING FROM OUR MERITORIOUS LINE OF CARRIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, TOILET AND DI OF ant, HOUSE & HERRMANWS CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. AND apes 636 MASS. AVE. N.W. Bz Os Tue LOOKouT! WERE AFT#&K YOU! instruments. WaLForp’'s, 477 Pa.ave, Tel.1761.* | season ing B= FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, BABY | GPECIAL BEN ER SETS AND WoRKS | Fer the tonefit of the Woraai (At2svaws onann opzna ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. America’s Representative Tragedian, And his company of players in the following select mM AY NIGHT- HELIEU” ESDAY NIGHT “LO . ‘LOUIs XI. PN ENDA —"] \RD 111." i NIGHT—“HAMLET. ATORDAY MATINEE—"MERCHANT OF VENI SATURDAY wroHT. Next Week j OPents ‘RICHARD III.” ‘of the Summer Season, LON OPEKA CO. ap25-tf Huxien’s, | []SiroRus. ‘This is what the Ordway Rifles, Co. D, 4th B., D. C. ”” Se. _Wonon’s, 925 7th. | . @., want, and in consequence thereof are holding ® FAIR AT McCAULEY'S HALL, 209 Pa ave se, from April 25 to 30. ‘Special attractions each evening. ‘Militia companies and fancy dancing. ‘ap25-m.w.f3t KEP aNs Lice M Penmepivania ave. and 22th st. ‘THIS WEEK-MATINEE TOMOBROW. OMENE, ‘The Divine Odaltsque, in the Voluptuous Dance of the Harem, In conjunction with Lester & Williams" ME AND JACK BURLESQUE COMPANY. Next Weck—Fay Foster Burlesque Company, in- cluding Peter Maher. ap25-6t ‘BALL TODAY. WATIONAL PARK. 80,782. Playlat 4:30, "ap25-2e E A Under the direction of MESSRS. ABLLY. SCHUEFEEL AND GRAU, And assixted by the following a ILE. G. FABER, prime donus, contralto; ne as an| GUILE, fat APURY, Prime donut, contralto; M. | adies, 50.centa, excellent tonic for the malaria or grip. N.A. | NOVAKA, basso: SIG A. SIG, ASML. "baritoue c rt supervise a GRAND“ which wait real setste An elaborate comir! provers | 81:30 and 2.15, returning famedisiely after the oo with selections from the fir rad ae j . MOSSINTS Fes, weet tae WITH ScEN are, 25 conts round trip. ton Law Li Sale of seats bet TS Fedora Dress Shields, Best inthe World. | NW NATIONAL THEATRE MONDAY, APRIL 25, ‘Third Annual Engagement of AUGUSTIN DALY'S COMPANY. (From Daly's Theater, New York). Monday—LOVE IN TAND® M. ‘Tuesday—SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, Wednesday—THE LAST WORD, ‘Thursday—-AS YOU LIKE IT. Friday—THE FOR! the direction of Mr. Daly. Prices: 81. 81.50and May Z—MR. AND MRS. CLEOPATRA, _ap25-tf NAtionan tuearre. EXTRA. Tho Sale of Seats Begins Tomorrow At Metzorott’s, 12th and G streets. ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY, Max 2. qhetetercereeeescnsesesersneensetennseneteres THE MASK AND WIG CLUB, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. 100 STUDENTS IN SPECTACULAR SCENERY. Firet Production in Washington. "\ “Excuse us; but have you seen Antony?" ‘New Scenery, ‘New Costumes, New Danceg, New Songs. Everything New. THE BIGGEST AMATEUR SHOW IN AMERICA. Sale Open Tomorrow at Metzerott's. ACADEME. Week Opening MONDAY, APRIL 25. Return of Washington's Favorite Comedy, HOY’s p25 A TEXAS STEER, A TEXAS STEER A TEXAS STEER, With TIM MURPHY, FLORA WALSH, And the Orixinal Great Cast. ‘Tonight—Testimonial to TIM MURPHY. ‘FIT PERFORMANCE. THE EMANON MUSICAL CLUB ‘Will repeat its former success, Hub Smith's “A NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION,” Armory, ‘tHURSDAY EVENING, Reserved seats, 30c, now on sale prt 3s. at Metzerott's, 12th and Gets. YONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ‘NIKISCH. Under the ausrices of the Music Committee, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, AT 8, Last coucert of the season by the RA : cA MR. ARTHUR NIKISCH, Conductor. SOLOISTS: IR. AND MRS. GEORG HENSCHEL, it AND MES: Guoue HENSCHEL “From the rising of the sun even untothegoing | Tickets now on sale. down of the same.” Not for the purpose of inflicting bodily injury or working awrong. On thecontray, wo seek to do thee ood. ‘We donot promise you all the luxuries of life—for ten cents a day—but we do promise to furnish FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING TO ALL MEN AND BOYS At acost not exceeding TEN CENiS A DAY. Rather a novel proposition—ian't it? The sightiy and serviceable Suits of Clothes, Sacks and Cutaways, which we seil to mon At 87.50 a Suit T Elsmere WIN atick close to the’ wearer fof a much greater | DFoov's Steiiiway Piano Kooi U25 Pennaave.. period of tim: than—seventy-five days, Likewise—those Suits which we sell At 8109 Suit Will cleave to tho form when more than an hundred f dimesa day and yet yotbrough treots ahabbily clad! ‘When they set their arms akimbo, Show sleeves out at the elbow. Anign, asit were, Of poverty thera, ‘Ask them the reason why— ‘With a drooping of the eye— ‘The answer comes—I dou't know! ful waste of nickel aud dimes, which rapidly eumulate iuto dollars. Take those nickels and dimes and drop then into the slot AT HOME and you will Deunuzed at the rapid weeretion of wealth ta your coffers. TRY THE TRICK—'tis one which will dress handsomely and live happily. Sou! va [aha be "OU OWN Wadia able to bay its Toso 181350 oy Dak, ae 1.825,75 1 3 17. e18. L$ .50 | at gay it t we'd hike you, coe 10 us—for your in our own Grupinte the “slot ar Hone: "OS MABY dimes to if = BRING THE BOYS. We've big BLUE TUCO SUITS Are the Boys’ LONG PANTS SUITS. 53g grT 87.601 9.80 Peover! Shiga COME TO Us. WE ‘DO THER 600D. PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR, ea7ana ozo ‘7th st nw. corner Mess:shusetts sve. Sraictrx Oxe Paice Set until 22 a . F. Ellis & Co.'s, 937 Penusylvania ave, _apl8-9t v. A. ELLIS, Manager. TOLIN KECITAL By Miss LILLIAN CHANDLEE, (The Boston Lady Violinist), THE ELSEMSRE, 1412 H STREET, MONDAY EVENING, 8:30 O'CLOCK, ApH 25, 1802, Soph Church Hall of WL. Chase or Boston, baritowe” t, Miss ORK of Boston. ‘at office of Th and ap23-2t Assisted vy 3 ise contralto, and Grand Stunway £14n0 us JTSIVERSALIST CHURCH, Ui and 2 i wy, fo RRS DAY EVENING, TAY & fret production in Amerie MAY & Best pro SEND BRITE s ve fled. But how many men there are | New oper by Piotro Mascagu: Rusticana,” sume bj 1, Colnposer of “Cavalleria SIGNOR MAINAtR PUPIES, Supported by Mr. forman Hakenan, violist: “Mr Pout Miersch, vicioncello, anda welrtrained chorus Of 45 voices.” Miss Jewnio Glounan, pianist Keserved m nd 0c. Gen SSekcue for public aale st We isthe Broops and Elis’, aftes iy 1. ap2 (A TBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY, MAY 27, But they do krow, and so do we know. It isthe will- | Commencement snd Graduation Exercises of the ‘College of Eiocution and 7, includime SiuagmiScent eutortalnment anu esding Gith Geos ; “REAL GHOSTS.” ‘The public admitto! free, tainable at the Coileg:, 614 12th st. soogbead —Summer ‘NAB. classes commence June. Circulars now ready. ‘mb29-3m_ Fue 'EREOPTICON. WOND! ¥ THE OLD oO) Street M At 13th 8 Ech WEDNESDAY EVENING” 2, Reta eet ea “tnd will be serving & Sepiatots forsale at door or’ Mecera, Hoetor'k Heteus, Brenig. Hw BIJOU THEATER, ‘THE LITTLE TYCOON.” ap25-tf | ‘Mrs. P. Harris, '. F. Dean, BT Betttyn and 7. ¥ ‘Week Commencing Monday, April 25, ora pact GRAY & STEPHENS treri 4 ee. oo In Their www hen SA Beat ory Rew Sensational Success, www Wn AA $3 THE VESPER BELLS, wow kh es*ak & oo 8 Fith 2 Car Loads of Special Scenery. Wal deliver ins popular humorous Jecture on “UPS AMD owns OOO EER QSSy a 8 Cc §& 5. OF Lire.” AA 8 5 ER say Piret Baptist Church, E 2°45 SoS Eee Sss8 = Adiision, 25 eente, LOM AMO RW. Srruxo Merrso, Wasarxerox Jockey Circa, Bissixo Rice Covnse. Twewve Das Rucrxo, COMMENCING Moxpay, Arar 25, To Mu 7. Ponses, $25,300. ____ LEGAL NoTIcEs. = 80 OF THE Di das ot STEEPLECHASES AND HURDLE RACES. tate tn the Dnstrict Amission to Grounds, Grand Stand and Pool wn, $1. pecial trains leave B.and P. Dopot, Gth apd B sts., ap20-10t +] ae iawaw [SX 2 svrkewe con F COL WOULD YOU LIKE TO Gor onducted parties visiting Ireland, Wales, Ex . with attractive side trips tol 4, Germany, Nort! id Rusaia, Jeave il. June and July 1 including all expenses, W. B. VAN WICKLE, Pa. ave. SELP-DE: fs BOXIN nb swinzing taught.” For ps spe cua er gt Prof. JOSEPH. Fie LDEN, the scteu tific rovaned shou Rooms 1224 Fetaw. Brout genth <tr ona in the Washington iow “tert ug Star previous te teewnt tad yh Soure MB MAGNETS Tate, hewts Wille for e Di * H.8URSTGHT, Proctor, '® Distrlet of Columbia LED APRIL iw 1 CURR Fie aiid ANS eee pSLERK Pixonama 3 Tn General Term : The Uuited States ot America upon the petition of thecorms ted to mehect taatd for Mock greak Par, ve Cooper, trustee, et al, 308, BATILE OF GETTYSBURG, thy F Presented to the court their the Dace of am order i tases pret OPEN DAILY. Nineteen (19), twen api-3m Sth street and Ohioavenue | ong yy y-LOUr (44), forty-five (4, = roo (G3), sixty-four (4), Pp: J. B. CALDWELL'S DAD = ACADFMY (66), wixty-ewcht (GS), sixty: . Sth atid Hate now, Due. and Fri, « Prive lessons given by appointment. Adilres a. Cl antons from 8 to 11 .¢ jthtec-mix "(hS-tin, “obtincy thrornewen (4) aud also’ the following rede Mill rund veaatorn portion), Perce Fon), Pierce. Mill road (western She ete DM enenty: Weavoa Varrer cK. STOCK. STOCK. tos, this 19th day of t the’ suid petition a4 — bo and the game are ect THE(RST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- HOLDERS OF THE (CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY EF, BINGHAM, Chief Justis, = THE SUPKEME COURT OF ‘COLL MBL A GRAND SUCCESS, Molding apectal ‘i ‘ In the matter of the estate of HENRY B JAMES, late of the city of Washineton onanee And 4936. Adin Doe. 17, sees patie _ nol a ad agreed of the last will and ‘and for lattes tewtannenta ort SUK, STOCK, STOCK, gare reer made by GEE on Tne company All persons tute in thscourton FaDAL. the of May uext peti. £0 show ceuer wis) the walt wilh IS AIZADY ASSURED OF DIVIDENDS if the yon the eutats of the aah ee signs cthe meeting go for auything. ( ; brovidedl scopy DKEDND FOKTY-SIX LOTS were sold. y Reporter and te’ Beeching age yr of about $800 cach. The annual report of | Star previous te these aee ere aad the Es the diners show that more than enough stock an lots areready subscrived tor to pay the entire cost of the wm site of thecompany, aggregating By the court: A.B. HAGNER, Justice, Test: L. P. WRIGHT, Register of Wills for the Dist. of Ce wean Reeer o Mulls for the Dist, of Coluuabia $389,414.68. Shae 1° sempemaeed Petition of Thon 4" kyan for'lenve to change On motion nde fine, ba tha Bs = ion of the jutitiower, by bis solteit. a tnt ‘otiee of the tule petition be Sorter and in The Evening Star 0 | GLILReS consecutive weeks Deture Caleue the profit on land bought at the rate of 864.95 *hici is the average cost of the company’s site) ancld at #800 per jot. ALM(P ANY PEK CENT IN PROFITS may be coked {as the investor's reward. If you are not ac. quaintesitn the enterprise investigate at ouce and secure tiadvantsges offered by the present series of stock bere it is tov Ini In conquence of the recent heavy sales of stock ‘aud lots directors have decided TO WITHDRAW SERIES B From thaarket st an early date, The next series will be ixed at such advances ag the present pros- Olyret of this petition is for tea pets. ver to Shatige Hie ane from Thomss & Byes eo 1 Columbia hath obtained in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, i Stora of administration € ta ub pects Judy. BENJAMIN COOLEY, late uf ‘the District of Cor Series Beold at the low price of #1 per share | iunibia, deceasel All peraous having clathe aacioet members fec and 20 monthly installments of | tie said deceased ace increuy warned to ekieneee 8125 ea Grbcior the FiABT Dak OF AVAIL nent nee ee The magement of this great company includes | otherwise by law be excluded from: all benefit of tbe said estate. Gi ilprtats,, Giveu under their bands this Ist day of such namas those of Hon Robert P Porter, prosi- dont; Holouis E McComas, vice president: Col AT r Tuk WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST GO, Britton, agurer, and Hons Jno G Carlisle, Isbam@ | JJuu BLAM NGTON: Hacris, H Hansbrough, Ben) Butterworth, &, di-| 14 : lhe 3 és = ou cre offered in this company's SERIES B STOCK A promis! fuvestment based on actual values and managed lable officials of the highest responsibility. ‘The oppianity is open to those of amall as well as | ayy, ik ‘opened. at NOON Ta q those of lee means, APIGL TWENY-EIGHTH. Cd 4 SHERMAN, Lauedon Mail bids to A DEW! For fuliémformation catl on or sdaress Box 109, city Post Office apa5-2 EPARTMENT OF AGKICULTU! Ww, Cc. R McBLAIR, bE D.C, april 25, kta Sealed pe a be ved Secretary of ‘ture wutil Washington Agent, Bed Eee M. = = URSDAY, MAY -~3 : ee tor faruishine, ‘durin 31 Atientic Building, fiscal year bewinntiye July 1. ING, us follows: stations fh), parr seed pockets, lumber, paints, oils, glass, ap2ite Washington, D.C. | th; purchase of waste eee tie wrchate “ot “ae ovens ut 1 o'clock p tn: for other supplion ang the Dur hase of waste paper at” o'cleck pam te fcusd red on each item separately. “The q “rvou the Purht to reject vy or all bide Gciects in aatne.- Bidders are tified that bo cobtrects, ‘Will bc made under tits advertisanent until Cougress {| iuakes an appropriation. from which the ‘alied for cat be turchazed. Sted ished on Have Evex Decewen You Thave bedefore you, through The Star, every day for twoyes I have strenuously avoided saying anything ctBated to misiesd the most confiding Feeder. ‘Ihe chdcavored to impress upon all who read my acftisements that whatever statement I | make is a 0388 pledge to the people. I dou't profess | yi towive yon mething for nothing. I don’ well one | re) "eG Aaa SL 162 he opeente arti tnd beat * “Tdou'e | te ccceived at tits offer unui TWELY ‘eruish ovoamuvifa sttamonte bat pve the fects | SAN SiP1i 18%. fcr inylox comout ghdewaib on tuto sfice 3 WeDo i every inter. [Abs J. ihe HORS, Wr. MUSSELL, Conatuiaeoners | NOW READ: ee | 2802, P. ture, towels, forage and other for this department during the 3, eo. Proposals aust be forme wn Becessary farnisiwed on apulication to this W. NOBLE, Secretary. nares, 3x3. $5.95 ; 3x36, $7.35, ke. Tes Set, $2.98. W...M. Suvsrez & Sona home fzom top to bottom, ex- oes Oe, copt Stoves. fou don’t want anything yourself tell —e 50 PIECES NEW FIGURED AND PLAIN Kitchen Ware, &. INDIA SILKS. BEAUTIFUL STYLES AND DESIGNS TO SELECT FROM. 100 PIECES BLACK CHANTILLY LACE, WIDTH FROM Two TO f2 7th ot. bet. Pand Qn.w, ‘If youcan't pay cash mo use to fet