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West Washlngton, nee Georgetowti.

West Washington, nee GEORGETOWN.
TIE FOURTEENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION held
Its first regular monthly meeting at Cropley's
hall last night A constitution was adopted,
similar In all its features to the Eleventh Build.
ing Association, except that the maNir~.,,no
rate was put at S13s instead of sig" Noraoa
was given, however. that this ,ya MESSe
brought up at the next meeting. and Il viii IN
70 -, DaSeo I'd what Is known as the old plan,
~. per share), upon which all the GEORGETOWN
associations work. The officers were then
elected as follows Jno. Leetch, president: S.
Th0S Brown, vice president: Ferdinand King,
secretary; Robt E. Frey, treasurer; Prof. Ed
gar Frisble, VIM. V. Lewis, B. r. Mayheld, E.
NJ. Lawton, VIM. Clabaugh, VIM. Knowles and
Andrew Tray, directors. The association ad-
journed to meet Monday for payment OF dues
and sale OF money.
THE SUDDEN DEATH OF ex-flreman James
Cleveland, In consequence OF remarks made by
him before his death, led many to express the
opinion that 1t was case OF suicide. The cor
oner accordingly delegated DR.. Hartigan to
make post mCrtem examination, which was
done, and the cause OF death pronounced apo
plexy. The coroner will give certificate Of
death from that cause.
THE CANAL E.-Grain-Arrivei boat M.
c. W. Boyer, with 2, 500 bushels OF wheat and
1000 bushels Of corn.
Cumberland with 25S9.14 tons Of coal, as fol-
lows: For Georgetown-Consoli Co.,
LOGS O3 tons; Borden Co., $50. 10 tons; Georges
Creek Co., 1911 tons; New Central Co., 3l3. 1G
tons; individual. 1884, 5 tons.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on change
to-day ISIS bushels wheat, with sales as fol-
lows: 1900 bushels at 1870; CTS bushels. at 1921
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SILKS!

SiLhs: sILKss sILKss
THE CHEAPEST SILKS IN WARRINGTON
Col0red silks, Navy Blue, Medium Blue. Garnet
Urao; Green. Bronze. Brown. and other colors,
Black and White Striped Silks, only Soc.
Black Silks, 90, 81. IS, SIC, 81, al 25 Al IN a.
Our 81. Sl.25. and 81. so Black Silks are special
BLACK SATIN DE LYON. 81. Is. $50.
CO1ORED SATINS, 75c.
JUST received one thousand q, 000) yards of LACE
BUNTING, al colors; these beautiful dress
goods are worth 37h. We are selling them NJ
BLACK. SILK WARP HENRIETTA, wide double
r, width, 81, e! rs, and 81. so.
BLACK acnh, oAs 5.h pure wool good quality.
ooiSSES Sxs S iS pure wool spsy.ra and
Pure Wool CLOTH, for boys wear, Is.
"MERCEDEH,"
the new style PARASOLS. lined with @ old, O&rdi-
ma, Dream. Blue. Black audWhite BiIk.
colore, only SO, worth IS.
Iure Wool BLACK LACE BUNTING. 81: Fifty
l5O) new style figured French LAWNS, as: Fig
ured Linen LAWNS, l5. 20, rs; One Thousand
Q,OOOl pieces Beautiful American LAWNS g.
8; III. l29 NUNS YELLING" all pure WOOL
All colors, 37H; Just received so pieces beauti-
fui Spring DRESS GOODS, worth rs; we ar e
selling them at Is. Excellent OORSETS, BY
BACK Cashmere SHAWLS. 81, 50. so. So 20 /;
Pure SILK BROCADES. all colors, 81. just
received large assortment Of pure wool wide
double width. CHUDDA CLOTHS, In beautiful
spring shades, only so, worth rs.
CARFKR,s.
M III Market Space.
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American Medical As ISOLATION.
ELECTIoN OLE QEEICERS

AT the American Medical Association meet
Ing In Richmond yesterday, the committee
On nominations submitted the following names
of officers for the ensuing year. who were con.
frmed to-day: For president, j. woodward, of
the L. S. A; Vice presidents-P. O. HOOPER
Arkansas; Laertes Conner, Michigan; Eugene
Chisholm, North Carolina; Hunter Mcclure,
Richmond; secretary VIM. B. Atkinson, Penn.
sylvania; treasurer, L. j. Dunglison, Washing.
ton, D. c.; chairman OF the committee on
arrangements, A. j. Stone, Minnesota. Vacan-
cies In the judicial council were filled by the
appointment OF DR.. S. N. Benham. Pennsyl-
d. A. Linth1cum, Nebraska; VIM. Brodie, Mich.
igan; Fl. d. HOlton, Vermont; A. B. Sloan,
Missouri, and r. B. Cole, California. st. Paul,
Mimi, was selected as the next place Of meet
ing,
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WHEN TROUBLED BY
I'm so m MAJ

"INSOMNlA'
TRY A HOT DRINK WHEN GOING TO BED
MADE OF THE GENUINE BROWNS GINGER.
ATEASPOONFUL Oh so, AND SOME BOILING
WATER, SWEETENED TO THE TASTE. IN
NINE CASKS OUT OF TEN 1T WILL ACT LIKE
CHARM. 1T ONLY COSTS 80 GENTS, TO
TEST IT. TRY IT. INSIST ON THE
GENUINE BROWNS GINGER, MADE IN
PHILADELPHIA FOR MORE THAN 80 YEARS
BY
MIS- FREDERICK BROWN.
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Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows:
G. F. Appleby ct al, trustees, to Mary F. Rich
ardsoD, sub 80, so. 24O; $4,000. z. Downing to
Ellen NJ. Ware. pit sub lot GO, so. 1875: s5s292 u.
Downing to g. Il. Pendleton, do, do: 81 ,2s2. M.
3SS; s1.250. Gabriel Iardella to Mary Baldwin.
pit 9. So 919; 500. j. w. Hendley to w, Vogt
lot 2s2, block 126, Beatty and Hawkins addition
TO 0eorgetoWn; 5000. Caideron Carlisle, trus.
dian Hill; 50, 100,
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IL cures every case Of Catarrh. Price, Is cents.
Try It. DR.. Dupare's Blood and Liver Pills remove
al bilious disorders. Price, 26 cents. Mrs. Dr..
Ttcomb's Lung Balm cures colds. coughs. and con-
sumption. Price. Is and 20 oents. Dr. Dupare's
and itching piles Price, 50 cents. For sslo 6
Western Medical Depot 616 West Baltimore street.
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q have been issuod TO Major
MARRIAGE Ii

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Major
Lewis Coates and Mary Nettie Quenan; Chas.
j. Teachum and Annie NJ. Maddox; Robert Neal
and Sarah Vane; James Pyles, OF Montgomery
Rosa L. Carter; Melville Church and Sarah
HeyEger Durant; w. A. Willis, OF Charles coun-
", Mo, and Henrietta Parker; Chas w. SpateS
and Mary V. Wood; Philip Packenham and Mary
u. Conners, Of Alexandra, Va; Geo. Norgle and
Mary Lechlerter; George Randall and Sarah
Mitchell.
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SHOOTING MATCH AT BEENING's RANGE YES
TERpAY.-In the military subscription match
under the auspices OF the Columbia Rifle Asso-
citation, at Benning'S, the following scores
were made yesterday: Mr.. Cash, 80; Mr.. Laird
20; Lieutenant oyster, %; Woodbridge, 20; Adee,
Is; LauIitZen. "a Vale. "a; Harrison, %; Sample,
%; CORPORAL Bowen, I'd artillery, %; Nc Whorler,
Byington. 10; Fraser, 9; Kendig, I; Nicholson. 3.
he entrfes-LauritZen. 80; Cash. IS; Adee, rs;
Sergeant Conner, ID artillery, q; tombstone,
q; Laird. 26; Lieutenant oyster, &c; Morse, 25:
Vale q; Fraser, 2I; McWborter, 81; Harrison,
20; ByirgtoD, Il; Nicholson. 3. Mr.. Cash took
the nrst prize as his score finished better than
that or Mr. LauritZen, who took the second
prize.
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CITY ITEMS.

Boys and Children,s Straw Hats.
White, Brown and Mixed Straws, so and 75c.
New styles Boys Hats. with fancy bands, 81,
Nice Wide Brim Sailors. for little ones, 75c.
Mems Mack1naWs and Fine Mixed Braids.
Closing out stock of Mems and Boys Stiff and
Soft Felt Hats, at reduced prices for cash, al
Lewis One-Pr1ce Store, 92O eth st., bet. and Z
NV. N.B.-Price plainly marked on each hat.
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SO ISSIDIoCS are the first approaches or con-
sumption that thousands refnSin unconscious
OF Its presence until tt has brought them TO the
verge OF the grave. An immediate resort TO DR..
u. Jay ne's ExpeeCorant, upon the first appear
etice OF cough, pain or soreness OF the throat or
ches,, would very generally preclude fatal
presence Oh latent consumption. would tend to
snodue the violence OF the disease. and thus
mateIlalIy assist Ia prolonging the Life of the
you take cold, and BY so doing prevent the
necessity for its use IN more dangerous com
PLANTS, +
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c.

Amusements, &C.. Tonight
FOrd'S opera HOuSe.-The Boston Ideal
Opera company In ''Chimes of Normandy
National TteateT.-Acme Oliyette Company.
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THE JACKSON GROVE CAMP MEETING ASsOCIA-
TON Methodist PTotestant) met on the camp
ground yesterday. The time for holding the
annual camp meeting was fixed to begin July
p and close August 10. Arrangements were
made for the erecting OF q new tabernacle and
more tenters. The association has now Sc
cured the ground by absolute purchase, and
Will proceed at once to improve and beautiry
IL. The grove Is about 25 miles from the city
directly on the line OF the Baltimore and Po-
tOnac railroad.
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The TrOtting Meeting.

YESTERDAYS RACES AT THE NATIONAL FAIR
GROUNDS.
There was large attendance at the National
Fair grounds yesterday-the second day of the
trotting meeting-over 5000 persons In all
being present, and the trotting was about as
fine as any ever witnessed In these parts.
THE FIRST RACE
was for horses OF the 2 81 class, for purse OF
$500; $3.50 first, 1925 second, SIS third and $50
fourth. There were seven starters. Trump
found the speed so fast that he could not keep
company with the others, and with White
Stocking was diStanced In the first heat leaving
the race to the other five horses The second
was dead heat between MOdOck and Kismet.
who made handsome squirt down the home
stretch. The summary Is as follows:
A. Goldsmith, New York, b. ~. Alice
George scattergood, Philadelphia, g.g.
Modock. 80: -. O52 S
NJ. Goodln, Philadelphia, b. NJ Kis-
]. 4. Batcheior, Indiana. b. m. Matte =
GTaham 80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 344 8
John Splan, Washington, BIN. Fringe 3 4 8
John Eagleston, Washington, br. s.
A. 8. Perdue. salisbury, Nd, s. g. '''
White Stocking. ........... dis
V~NNrD0
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.-At the Queens.

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-Atth the Queens
town Drove YARDS, Wednesday, ION the Metro
polItan Branch. +. q o. X, r.. three miles from
the cfty-Lewis d. Means. prcpr1euor), $50 head
butchers, at 55&a62.c. per 10. 6S1 sheep and
lambs. up; all were sold as follows: Sheep
6a6K per ID: lambs, sal0, and none LETT
unsold. Clipped sheep, TO 50. Common
COWS and calves brought S30G0lsiO 40. No
good On the market. The state Of the market
NJ hrtc
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DLANe, SPECIFICATIONS AND DETAIL
Il DRAWINGS for all Glasses OF work, prepared
neatly and promptly E. 3. BkACKWOOD. Room
3, 6l0 It'll ct. northwest m3-tu. thEs, St.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
CELECT SUNDAY
y EXCURSIONS,
FORTY MILES DOWN THE POTOMAC.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. MAYS,
The Palace Steamer
EXCELSIOR
Will make Excursions down the river EVERY
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock. from her
wharf, foot of It'll st., returning about pm.
Persons wishing quiet and orderly trip should
not fail to take our boat. Refreshments on board.
Positively no disOrderly characters allowed.
Tickets 50 cents Children, 25 cents.
GEO. MATTINGLY, Superintendent.
VIM. p. WEIGH, Agent. m6-2t
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To MORROW, ycu can buy at X. Goldschmid'S,
No. s12 eth street northwest, japanese paraSols,
only 10 cents, worth % cents; hair brushes, only
5 cents; large Japanese fans. only cent: rub
pitchers, only 10 cents; scrubblng brushes. only
cents; porcelain double egg cups, only cents;
shce brushes. only 10 cents. Also, great bar
gains In the latest designs OF baby carriages.
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FUssELL's ice cream.

THK NATIONAL RIFLES met last night. The
recruiting committee reported five applications
Tor active membership, who were elected
Several gentlemen were elected honorary men,
bers, among them Colonel Frank B. Schaffer
the original captain Of the old Rifles. The COM
pany granted W. F. Weber permission to name
his band the National Rifles Band. A letter
was received from Colonel Moore, OF the Wash
!ngton Light Infantry, thanking the Rl1eS for
Offering the use or their arnony 10 the Infantry.
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NATURE,e TKIUMPH.

II FRAzIkRS. ROOT. BITTERs:
sGS 70 ss sssh e h.Sbg and
saloy nee Fl.1isf,s Bitter ycu I'VE e 49, ne,
With the care q children. use frsHefs Msssss- g
you have got ne blue. use Er.Hers ssss, -
kVu Of health, use Frszier'e Root Mtt,S yC9
need tonins up t.ss Frs,zsrs naSs S's ~ M
ES1ierS Httsrs: u .you feel o,d bsfors your
dime, use Frsiaer! Bitters II NE ~ become
TraSier,s Hitttrs- II your hands tremble and your
syes have grown dim. fvaziers Root bteor y1u
mSke You feel young again. Sold By al dxueg1el1
everywbere Ct the low price d per bottle PRANK
81 HENRY 3 90, eole proprietors. Oeyelanl. @:
foulsyivauja avo. 501D-oooD
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s'Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of, Cream. 10c. pint.
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Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility
&C.. 81, at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
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TIE PLACE OF ATTRACTION, now, for the boys,
IS 800 Pennsylvania avenue, the Boys Cloth
Ing House Of 3. Robinson s. Co., where every
attention bestowed upon them By the proprie-
tors and statesmen, and every boy gees away
pleased.
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DROPoSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
l. STRAW.


DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE.
WAsHINGroN. ID. O., May 4, 1851. (
Sealed Proposals, in triplicate. subject to the
usual conditions. viii be received at this Office
until IL O'CLOCK NOON SATURDAY, JUNE 4rH,
1881, at which time and place they viii be opened
IN the presence OF bidders for furnishing and de-
ISs1 during the year commencing July LIST.
Oak Wood. sawed and split. and in the eti ok |;
Pine Wood In the stick; Pine (kindlins) Wood.
sawed and split Anthracite and Bituminoue Goal:
Oats; Bran Hay and strav, or such Of said sup
ton, ID. O., q. &. Barracks, washington. o. o..
ar d at Fort Myer, Virginia.
The government reserves the ight 70 reject any
or al proposals. A preference will be given to
articles OF domestic prod action. Blank proposals
and printed circulars, stating the kind and esti-
mated Quantities required at each place. and giving
full Instructions as to the manner of bidding, con-
dltons 10 be observed by bidders and terms of
contract and payment, viii be furnished on appl-
cation TO this office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Prcpossls for Fuel" snd Proposals for Forage
and Straw. and addressed to the undersigned.
BENZ. q GARD,
m4-6t Major and Quartermaster, u. 8. A.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR RELIANCE, the beauti-
ful Minnesota patent Hour. It is cheap and ex-
cellent.
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DEBATING THE TARIFF QUESTION TO WIN THE
MERRICK MBDAL.-The annual debate for the
Georgetown College took place last night, the
question under debate being as follows: "Is it
expedient. In the commerce of the United
ernment should impose tari1 for revenue
only 2" The judges OF the debate were Hon z
Is. Vance, North Carolina; Hon. w. A. Richard
son, District OF Columbia, and Hon. II. E. Jack
stage The audience was an appreciattve one.
The debate was opened by Mr.. ID A. Shanahap,
OF Virginia. who favored tarln for revenue
the District or Columbia, followed, favorlng
protective tarifr. Mr.. A. G. Wright. OF Geor-
gia. and J. NJ. Wilcox, Of Pennsylvania. To-
their respective views TIE debate showed
considerable research by each one OF the speak
era into the tariff que st10n and fine argumenta-
tive ability. The award OF the prize Will be an
nounced on the commencement day OF George
town College.
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A 0Uccessful Firm,

y oWCcessfnl Firm,
EISEMAN BROS,
ClothierS and TatlOrS, cor. 18th and streets.
PERFECT RUSH
For those $3.50 Pants to order at Eiseman Bros,
corner 7th and E. They are single patterns Sc
lected from Sc and 81 Pantaloonings, thereby
avoiding accumulation of old stock. 2
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THE SECOND RACE

AiAA-S, -'%~/es -'oi/2S -.oo, "a, L"AS1Is
THE SECOND RACE
was for 2:21 horses for purse of $500, divided
as follows: S400, 5000, S120 and $50 Though
Sven heats were trotted, the race was left
unitI1 tded. The first and second heats were
very pre- ty, both being dead heats, in the first
SilTefton md Jersey Boy coming In neck and
Geck. while n the second Voltaire, who was
backed heavily % win the race. came In With
Silverton. both pasl ting under the wire together.
The summary Of the race as far as 1t progressed
W. Il. Crawford, washington, br. 8:
". Y II. SeCarthy. Phiiadelphia, b. g.
GOeG,n philadelphia BIN. Irene 25Si
a. Goldsmith, NJ NJ" YorS, D. 8. Pow:
]. f. 4. Philips, Pniladeiphia, g. Jer.
Time, 22aa, 2:22. 2:2,1a4(, 2:2sxx, 2:24.
THE 81 600 FREE-FOR-ALL PACING RACE
had for starters the pick OF the country, Matte
heat was taken by Rowdy Boy, who showed
wonderful speed, reaching the wire In 2:174
though so far ahead that he trotted the last
quarter under strong pull. The favorite got
place These Positions u Were pser
easy winner Ia 2:19. The PAGERS ID this race
were the grey mare Lucy, owned by Samuel
Keys, Pittsburg, Pa; the chestnut mare Matte
Hunter, by John Sp'an; the bay geldlng Ben
and the well. flyer Rowdy Boy, owned
by r. S. Hurd, Of the same city. Lucy, who
deposed Sleepy Tom and RoWdy Boy here last
fail, came In third each time, Ben Hamilton
bringing up the rear.
The quarters were trotted as follows:
quarter. Half. Nile.
First heat. ................ 0:3424 i:0s4 2:l7H
Second heat. O:36 l:o9 ZIG
The unfinished races of yesterday and those
announced for to-day viii take place tenor
rruy on NJ nY q
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PROPOSALS.
DPoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF. MUTTo,
l. &c.

N'1Hh13o IOAs
&c.
OFfIcE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoMMIssARY)l
OF SUBsIsTHNOE, 81
WASHINGTON, ID c., May 4, 1881. y
Sealed Proposals. In triplicate, addressed 70
the 1Ldersisned. will be received at this Office,
until ~ O'CLOCK NOON, on WEDNESDAY,. MAY
25TH, 1881. at which tine and place they viii be
opeped IN the presence OF bidders, for furnishing
the Fresh Beef required by The subsistence DEPART.
ment. United States Army. at this depot for issue
70 troops, civilian employees. &c, during the fiscal
year common cling July LIST 1881.
Separate Proposals will Likewise be received and
opened FOR furnishing choice cuts of Fresh Beef
Corned Beef End Mutton, for sales TO officers dur.
Ing the same period but the right will be reserved
TO award separate tracts for Beef for issues OF
for Beef. Corred Beef, and Mutton for Gales
Information rs TO conditions, quality OF Beef
payment, &c. can be obtained by application to
W. II. BELL.
m4-6t Capt. andC g., u. &. A.
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The bids for boilers, tanks, &C., for the heat
Ing apparatus for the new War department.
building, opened by Lieut.. Col. Casey May 2.
were as follows: Bartlett, Hayward & Co.. Bal
Thos. C. Basshor & Co.. do, $12,96l.73. The
contract has been awarded to Bartlett. Hay
ward & Co. Bids for cast iron pipe, &C., for the
lows: Bartlett. Hayward l. Co.. Baltimore,
s12 44S; Thos c. Basshor g. Co., do. SIS, 533. IS.
Contract awarded to Bartlett, Hayward Il Co.
building were also opened yesterday. Bidders:
Bartlett, Hayward & Co., Baltimore. S., Sos;
Thos: c. Basshor & Co.. do. So, 339. 40; Robert
Leitch d Sons, Washington, d. c., $40, 1869;
tract awarded to Bartlett, Hayward l. Co. Bids
for heating the Utica post Office, New York,
opened May %. Bidders: Bartlett. Hayward Il
Co., Baltimore. Sl3,44s. The contract was
awarded TO them.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSsrs. Walter B. VIII
SANS q Co. auefiODeers. sold yesterday after
'af William j, Miller and Benz ! Dar
nooh -Aes. parts OF i0ts numbered Is al
nellie, truo-- @"tssae3St corner OF 18Th ana
IL In squate 127, -asGd by q three story
streets northwest I'M. ~ Tor s., 1O0
brick dwelling TO Ellen Fraz.,-. -...,sion ,ers
Duncanson Bros, real estate a. -
sold Yesterday, for George w. Samson 80,
a s Stothofr. executors all OF unimDro q
lot 6. In square 1923 fronting &c feet inches, On
Sth street, between n and streets northwest.
with a depth OF 100 feet, Tor Az cents SQUAT
2, Of the SUBDIVISION OF lot g. Ia square 6lS, hay-
Ing front OF 40 feet on N street, with depth
CT 90 feet inch on 1St street northwest, for Is
cents square foot, to u. Z. Maxheld.
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NATIONAL THEATER.

LAST WEEK. OF THE REGULAR SEASON.
AND LAST THREE PERFORMANCES OF
THE ACME OLIvETTE COMPANY
In Leander P. Richardson's adaptation Of An
dran's Charming Opera,
DIV TT TIE.
With the same magnificent cast of characters that
gave it such artistic prominence in New
York, including the following we'll
known lyric stars:
WIN. T. CARLETON: HENRY O. PEAKES.
JAMES 6 PEakkS, EDWARD LAMB.
GEO. OGMf, MlSS FANNY WENT
WORTH. SELMA DOLARO.
a.. ~ Unorns OF Selected Voices and an Augmen-
Am MATINEE TO MORROW AT2
Al ,OUh USUAL CHEAP MATINEE PRICES
Admission to Dress Circle. IS cents for an. TO
secure &c ats, first come first served. Lower Floor
seats. Az soo"ieu
NIGHT PERFORMANCES AT POPULAR PRICES
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4 SPECIAL BARGAINS
LACE STRIPE PIaUe.
IL. l9h. 10 and IL Cents
ALSO.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
INDIA LINENS. DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs.
AND ALL
NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS,
NEW YORK AND BOsfoN PRICES qua RAN.
TKED.
WE INVITE
INSPECTION AND COMPARISON,
COCHRANE & CO.,
NEW YORK AVENUE.
N.Y. Opposite Riggs Bank.
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Ion HOT WEATHRB.
GAM S1; HAIR !AE ssKENApINEs.
SPANISH AND CULTURE LACES.
NUNS YELLING.
INDIA LINEN.
k kESssA kA tMANSss'
SURAH SILKS,
E fat1s SEf silks,
ROMAN BARRE.
SIX sEgL1 ahss s1hSs;
SUN UMBRELLAS,
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GINGHAMS.
SHETLAND sHAwLs. SUMMER SILKS.
PLAID. PLAIN and STRIPED
eK- ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9Th STREET.
Established 1910. ap30
NEW DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL sAReA1E ss1K = BLACK sHoOADs
BLACK SATIN DE LYON.
COLORED
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS.
BLACK AND OOLORKD sURAH SILKS.
NUNS BLACK WILLING
Tgl I;Ess q ~ binds Of frstciass DRH GOODS
TUNNEL. CLARK - co..
sp,s sos Markst Space.
THOMPsON's SHIRT FACTORY.
SIG ST. NORTHWEST. OPP. PATENT OFFICE.
PRESS sH1BTs s ~ 9sp y 5sIoS sRss,
Beat Wamsptf.. unfinished. g cts: finished. 90 C
Be Ga
Jus. received .l.,gs Ilns q EAE9Y HALF bose
Somglsts stos1 o. aEN rs rgENIsHNas
' sps on hand
NEW SPRING GOODS.
n.ys pss speDsS splendid .s:o 81 7ss 2:
niss White and SC95s 81 Eisst yE
Coiored silks. Sill Grenadines In al the new
% Mas IA al new saa sso
elegant Line cf Belgian Linen Sheetins and Pillow
81 a. rencS
cry II ~ hs new sylsso ok Co. q our
1928 street 1crthwsst,
G b. ELLKRY.
SUCCESSOR TO
DUBREUH BkOTHERS.
Manufacturers Of
ZINE DRESS SHIRTA
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
1112 f %. northwest. Washington. d. O.
BIZ Of the Finest DreGo Shirts to order zoe. 0l1 OC
BIZ Extra Fine Shirts to orcer...... 900
6x x1ne Shirts to order...... ............ 7.SQ
| nENEW FURWIDHIU6D.
| When yoa want % buy can ana -.
The 6HNATD SHIRT Tor 6 cent?. Il n g ROOD
- others ask Q dollar for.
The MYSTERY HHIRT. % cent. r - good n
| Any dollar shirt In America.
LINEN COLLARS, finest quality ana latest styles.
only q. 90 Per dozen. dix for 20 cents.
COTTON LOOKS. two PAIR for q censs. usual