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DIED,

sIR SsffH GH NJ. ,nS sa Ss sss
Weep not for little Mary,
She as sw ssaf1'e s seaas ;n n Jesus
Among the silent dead.
asf isss M In w snxa BERRY a. .. e the q
The funeral win take place at eleven o'clock Mon
Friends and acquaintance invited to attend. '''
J e. a NAY u 10 &. 1ss /. 1919 year e
Funeral to take place from the residence ., his
e
Mans ANN e. Mny 9aR .s
asF s,s
sss
e saiE %s.1!2f e s.E
NAY "a and ssa e It ss hny
Of : invited to
@ as asasf Of his No
saaY INN 1 zdE n MaZ ss at .ss
four years and six months.
Past r:. af ses suffering psia.
For tears are vain,
Funeral win take place from her late residence No
1925 Sixth street northwest Sunday May 18th. at
three O'Clock and then proceed to Concorda church
be & e ns
and friends are invited. It.
Of King on Edryh My Il minutes
Of Arthur + and Susan Reid KIM. aged two years. ten
months and twenty one days.
Funeral from parents residence No. 1921 9th street
northwest Sunday, May 18Th, at half past O'Clock.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited to attend. q
kINSi. On Friday, May II. 1883, at $3.50 am,
PATRICK KING, aged sixty three.
Funeral from 735 18th street northwest on SUNDAY.
at 1880 pm. Friends invited.
REAGAN. Suddenly. on May IL. 1889. BRIDGET
REAGAN, the beloved of Patrick Reagan, native
of County Limerick, Ireland.
Funeral on Monday evening. May H. at $3.50 O'clock
from her late residence 500 First street. Friends
the family respectfully invited to attend.
SIMPSON. Thursday evening, May 10th. 1883. at
1890 p. M, JAMES W. SIMPSON, aged twenty three
years.
Funeral from his late residence No. 1910 street
eonthweet on sunday. May 18th. at o'clock FreEds
and relatives invited. e
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CHrIDRrs's RBou1An MADr Hosr
Is CENTS.

100 Styles UNION LINEN LAWNS cents
COACHING PARASOIss. in IL colars, S2sSo.
SATIN PARASOLS, lined So.60.
TWILLED SILK PARASOLS. A.S -, $aUA
Yard wide OkGANDY LAWNS, IAN.
ga LACE BUNTING. I'll we'd. 20 cents.
SUMMER SILKS neat checAA o9cGHRA
SURAH SILKS. all colo1ss 90 oents.
100 Styles SPRING DRESS Goods ata6cen4s
LACE GRENADINES. IS cents per yard.
GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, 12H cents
ALgATROSS. FOULES. BEGES, CHUDDA CLOTH.
Etc. N'
INDIA LINENS,
12h Cts, Is cts, Is cts, 20 cts. Is cts.
SATIN STRIPE NAINSOOK, 12x cents.
PURE WHITE LINEN LAWNS, Is, 81, so cents
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, IS cents
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS all styles.
SATEENS. plain and figured, to match.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES TOWELS.
MATING.
Fancy Styles and Plain White.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths. A., 5-A a. 3D.
from 81 cents.
LACE CURTAINS. $l.25 Per pair.
@. NJ WSON,
ese PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side. near 7th.
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Street lamps win be lighted at II pm; ex-
tinguished at 2:15 am.
District Attorney corkhill has entered suit for
the United states against George Hin IT, 70 re.
him on account OF waste paper SOLD at the Gov
eminent printing ONCE
Chas. Schrotb, Carl Mueller and John H0ckmeyer,
trustees
The funeral OF Patrick King will take place from
morrow. Mr. King was one OF the original organ
izers OF the Knights of St Patrick, nourishing
Denencial organization, the members OF which viii
Yesterday afternoon, in the Police Court, Eze-
kiel Csde and John 7. Brooks were charged with
cSass asans Tso 1as none
pIosequied Mary Jane Johnson, colored. was dis
The Jefferson Literary Society are making great
preparations for their annual entertainment May
y, and which Will consist OF plays music and
readings by some OF the best amateurs OF the city.
excellent library Of the association destroyed by
the nFe at the Jefferson school building.
ns Agnes A
Goldsmith. Of south Washi ng She was sem.
Mr.. A. p DeGraw, while erecting q temporary
structure for summer use In the rear OF his resi-.
denee on Capitol Ill., yesterday afternoon, lost his
was cut severely about the face ana sustained In
1uries to his neck, besides having his arm broken
The WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF nifty
six columns VIII be sent postpaid for one dollar a
M j. r. Rogers has been admitted to the bar Of
the Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Arrangements have been made with the horse
car lines to meet the w. W. Corcoran on its ar
inst
DR.: Howard P. Brisbane. graduate OF the med
turned from abroad after years absence and To-
Gated in this city.
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Punn BhooD.

PYEMIA. sEPTIKMIA sCROFULA, and other
forms OF Blood Poiaoning resulting In 0anduar Swell
mgs. Ulcerous Patches In the Throat and Mouth Alb
scesses. Carbunclss TumoEs, Ulcers Sores and SKIN
Eruptons speedily neutralized and expelled BY the
CUTICURA RESOLvENT. the new blood purifier,
while the Skin II cleansed Of all Disfxurn4 Humors by
the external use Of CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP.
the great skin cures. CUT.CURA RESOLvENT abso-
lutey destroys disease germs which noat in the Blood
Urine. and Perspraton-t1ere IL no doubt about IT.
and expels them through the Bowels. Kidneya and
Pores Of the Skin.
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SILKS. S1Lksl SILKS,

PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS {actual vslue 75c } We ara
selling at so cents
PURE SILK BLACK BKOCADE GRENADINES.
75c. actual value 81 so.
SILKS at 81, SILKS at 50, SILKS at g.
NUNS YEILINGs. all pure Wool. widest double Width,
AZ inches wide. 37x
Black SILKS heavy Gros GRAIN 81. actual value ST. 25
Colored SILKS. Garnet Navy Blue. Green. Steel Gray
and Black, so.
Colored CAsHMEREs, pure Wool filling. widest dou.
BILE width, III Strawberry and Electric Blue 37H
FANCY SILKS and SUMMER SILKS. &C. actual
value 81.
Black Surah SILKS extra WIDE and Black Satin
RHADAMES. 81, real value, 81. 50.
NUNS yElL1NGS, fine quality. In Electric Bluo and
Colored SILKS. heavy eros Grain, in Electric Bluo
and Strawberry, 81, actual value 81. 25,
Black Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wool, 50.
Coiored CASHMERES, widest double width. pure
Moo. in Pink. Cream. OK Blood. Strawberry and
Our WY 1est quality heavy Gros Grain Black French
S1LkS. reduced from % so to 81. co. and our fine
quality Black French SILKS, heavy Gros Grain
satin nn1sh, reduced from 81. rs to 81 25
Bleached Table DAMASK, ali pure Linen sliehtlv
soiled, g, worth s: u.
Finest quality Black SILK Srocxde GRENADINES 81
actual value 81.
CARTERS
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Nearly az the Ills that affict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely "a
Parker'S Ginger Tonic.
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On Thirty Dave, TriaI.

Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
(young or 0ld) who are afiicted with nervous
anteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vtgor. Address as above. N.R-No
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al.
lowed. wRm
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CLOSING SAL1 or BooKs-The sala OF INSECT.
laneous books at DowlIng's win be concluded on
the most valuable will be sold. There WIN be no
sale this evening.
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CPROPERTY. No. ESQ PENNsYIvTANIAc 3VFn III
MM9kTHwEsIi DWELLINa HOUSE No: iss.
81 $sEzss Ess Ed
q e. e D ssa.s
the rsspscys p.rcsas q Ind on The day and hour!
& SI1 s lsss :. S5SE SdESSF
Lot NUMBERED hve % in square numbered tour hun.
sss :ss e s s
ssPsssS sss s 8. -
ane OF Andsw Hcovers ot (Which west line and cente1
yss ssns:
running north with said line and center party val
west vts Rsnnsyivsnis syeHus e the p:cs Of Soin.
S,nS beng tns :s@s I:nd eSnveysa 2 EeSsrs Cole
esQ. Of the land records Of said District: said land
No. sSsans
sF s.s5 P. !. s Esss .sS
1s6l Of the orrina Subdivision Of lots in aid CITY
hcuse No ia5 Sd street nortSessE The lot vii s
Snsrsd hn tire Rarcea scoordns to plat which wiz
or, On SAFE DsK: = sIx O'CLOCK P n. 70. mum:
subdiyision Of equsre numbered three hundred and
s 9ss op The Ens 6
corner Of said square and running thence souheasf
sSns s;a q ss sns: cas-
tS0) feet and nine ) inohes thence due hum
aid sley s2s feet thence due east ninety
wardly in direct line (45 feet and three (s)
inches to the place Of beginning Sid land IL unim
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance In
three equal installments ct ~ and months. with
interest from the day Of SALE such deferred payments
to be evidenced BY the notes Of the purch.se secured
BY deed Of trust upon the property sold No deed
be given by the trustees until the FUN Payment
OF the purchase money. At the time OF esle .
cash deposit VIII be required, follows:
$500 on said part Of lot nve e2co on said
lot nine and 800 eatd sub lot twenty four and
leee the purchaser purchasers Of the respective
shall eeveraiy fully comply with the forms Of sale with
eel said lot CT ot q the risk cost and expense Of
days advertisement Of such sale or sales.
ANDREW b DUVALL. Trustee.
asa Louisiana avenue northwest
HENRY e. DAVIS, Trustee.
go Louisiana avenue northwest
my12d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
Co.
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CARRIERS
MARKET SPACE.

DROTECT YOUR FURs AND WINTER CLOTH
ING AGAINST THE RAvAGEs OF MOTH.
REFINED GUM cAMPHOR,
a0c PER POUND.
I. c. BISHOP. Druggist
aplS $50 9th street. corner street northwest
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SpR1sa Day Goons

ply of Dress Goods comprising fun line OF Black Silks
all grades; 6urah Silks. Ottomans, Satin Rhadames,
Satin Meryeeux, SILK Grenadines. Nuns Yelling and
Chudsh cloths in Al The newshades French Wool Suit
Muslin Robes; Printed Linen Lawns: splendid line Of
Black Woolen Dress Goods in I'll the new fabrics Sin
soils new designs Also. an elegant line Of Linen
Sheetngs and Pillow Linens I'll widths; Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins to match, In splendid quality (al
sizes9 Table Dsmask by the yard in choice patterns;
Towels and Toweng IN great variety. Thoee in want
OF choice goods win do well to examine stock before
purchasing. HOOE BRO. 4 CO.,
apl3m 1923 e., near Ebbitt House.
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An ADDITIONAL TRAIN TO CHICAGO AND THE WEST
has been established to Chicago with through
Pullman cars in both directions from New York,
via pennsylvania railroad, Pan Handle and the
the C. c. and L CO. leaving New York 6pm, ar
irving IN Chicago 6:56 am. second morning: Pas
sengers from Washington make this connection
Dy leaving at ESQ p.m., Western Express on which
sleeper Is run to Pittsburg. This new connec-
ton gives the patrons OF the Pennsylvania rail-
cagO and the west.
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GU1NN1p's

Gu1NN1p's
oloa AND 40 SEVENTH STREET NV.
+ WIN open On Monday Morning Nay 7th, .
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS. DRESS GOODS AND
HOSIERY.
prices not hitherto offered this SEASON in the DIs
,na HSsqdIE full sS oo%Esss line q SPRING
ffSH 4ss 81 e Sc y n.a down
Is s3Rsf fs1es r. ss: :ns Clos GRAINS in !. u.
NEW sHADEs24h inches wids. 4 81. a6 Per yard
koxsE = fetf q; DOT suRAHs. as niche. ~.d..
Also : Csc Of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
Ind f0F3sf RRfiss q e. BLACK SILKS
snS Ioee
g. sSd pss :: i Sss Soss
m:rset yalne---,..-,
Iva skISo. xss1bET and TRAHKIIN SUIT
d1Gs gsiAA re Sa ssurrrses-.n -oo-4a .nch..
rkSs sSfAs SSH s.
s1hFHss sRs POT
gSkeas kiS ABB LisE rk kasGss a1d Hha
RuGHINdS. COLLARS and CUFFS. HANDKEK.
Our HosfER1 pEhPaakrMExr win b found rsp,ss.
III HosER Rir :nd sfs Il ana
.,A.1 Fun III Line Line Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
IN our White Goods. Linen ana DOMESTIC DE-
P rAAsssTn az xia e found 5ESIESBLE .Sa NE
An sasminas!on Of our GOODS and PRICES win wen
Arsrt. "a. n pprp,c pa1Ay n. rurc,ra
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NEW SCHEDULE ON THE BAIrrxoer AVN porc~.c
ASMLkoAp-By the new schedule which goes into
euect on baltimore and Potomac railroad on sun
uay. Inc 1atn INST, the am. train will not be
Represented hereafter on Sunday, but on week days
VIII run through to New York as formerly The
week days, and on Sundays to Baltimore onfr
Inc inst mail from the south has been Changed To
arrive 1910 am, instead $50 am. daily ~
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MARRIED.

ONNEMANN-WALTHER. On Monday. January
9Th. 1883, by the Rev. q. NJ Berry, OTTMAR so 4.
NEMANN, OF Montgomery county, Md, to CLARA v,
WALTHER, OF Tennallytown, d. G.
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through ON COrns.,s
Ask for Wells Rough on Cornsn 15c. Quick
complete. permanent cure. Corns, werts bun
ions.
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FOR STATIONERY.
DRQPOsALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER. THYME.
u bETTER BALANCES AND MARKING AND
posr OrY1cE DEpAsrrxxr.

wAsMoroN. b. G., Nay 8 isSs.}
eealed Propoeae Win be received at THE Department
UNTIL THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1855, q
Paper: Txne Lettsr BALANCES. and H.rhin6 and ksanf
Statss for year from the LET day Of July 1855
Blanks for proposal. and crcn!azs stating de md
and estimated quantities required. and g1vng fun In
exucone - 20 manner Of bidding and conditions % -
observed By dderA win Be furnished on eppHca0n 9
ton, d. c."
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CUIlcURA REMEDIES are tho greatest medicines
Hsd he worst Salt hheum in this county.
my motner mad twenty years, and in fact died from
r. Relieve CUTlCURA would have saved her life.
MY arms, breast and head were covered for three
years which nothing relieved cured until used the
CUIlGUkA RESOLvENT internally and CUTICURA
and CUIICURA SOAP externally. ]. w, ADAMS.
Newark, o.
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The Finest MayOnaise Dressing
for all kinds Of salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes
picked salmon, cabbage, ETC., is Durkee's Salad
made. - - -
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DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN - BRILLIANT
~ Opening Of the Season. MONDAY EVENING. May
psof sousas ENLARGED Marine Band Orchesra
ings Biorama Of Europe and America with moving 9-
1fes. true % hfe. win appear. Admission, 10 GENTS
season ucketS now ON sale. my11
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ssAldernev natrv

ssA1dermey Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderaey Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in X-lO ward" prints, 45C per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mix,
SC. per Qt Cream, 15c. pint.
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The Marked Popular Favor h ~
accorded to Hub Punch Is amply warranted: no
deleterious substance enters into its compositions
Sold BY grocerS and druggists
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The Safest Way.
The safest and sufeSt way to restore the youth.
full color of the hair is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which Is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness
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au1NN1p 4 CO.,
BAneA1ss AT MEerss1ss.

A fne hne Of Cent? Linen and Silk Pockethsndker.
Chiefs Is cent less than usual price, arwe aseor
Inent Of Fancy Half Hose will be cloeed out at half
0e; uanss Lace and B.briggsn Upderehrts e less
Ply Linen Collars. sazss ~ l2k. rs lsh "a lK 1871
per dozen for the Best Linen COLLARS the Mystery Shiit
only Is cents elegantly OF the very best material;
Six Fine Drees Shlrts to ORDER for g. ready for the
washtub-perfect At guaranteed ~
MF0INNISS',
ap9 10O2 street northwest.
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Burncss's Cocoai,ls

ana Keep 1t In strong and healthy condition, be-
cause 1t Will stimulate the roots OF the hair ana
depends.
Burnest's Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
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TEE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty-
u columns, VIII be sent postpaid for one dollar q
year. Try IL
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EASIEST AND BEsL-Howe,s Bookkeeping with
yspad penmanship, etc, - q month 5l77th 81
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LumdbOrE,s Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose
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ABSOLUTELY PuRn.
II II s. !, Z Z 4 4 / {.
e ! 4 4 KIM & III e :: :.
E.; e ! w YET T. T. e. e.
r 90 W Odd ZEE :.
This powder never VARIES A marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in composition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAK-
Ma POWDER Co.. log wan street, N. Y. ape
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Hot Weather.
Gentlemen's Medium and Low Crowned Macki-
ManilIas at greatly reduced prices
Nice assortment White and Mixed Cantons
Still and Soft Pearl and Nutria FeltS
at popular prices, 25 So Is cents and 81 at Lewis
halter and gentlemen's Outntter, $40 7th street,
between and X streets northwest Established
June 9, 1853.
He Had Two Balls I'm His stomach.
He put them there because It was the fashion at
his boarding house. They were Goldfish balls But
the 0oarders found that putting too many goldfish
balls In their st0machs produced dyspepsia, espe-
elaily wnen washed down with salt mackerel and
tough steak. Had they not found that Perry
Davis Pain Killer cured dyspepsia their boarding.
house fare would have killed them.
The Only
scientific Iron Medicine that does not produce
headache, &c. but gives to the system all the ben
ef1ts OF iron without its bad effects, Is Browns
Iron Bitters.
OTTAWA. ILL-Dr. T. A. Smurr saws: "Brown,s
Iron Bitters give entire satisfaction
FRONT RoYAL,VA-Dr g. II. Hill says: "Brown's
iron Bltters seems TO give general satisfaction.
recommend 1t strongly"
Commercial Travellers
and all others should take notice that on January
LIST next the membership fee in the United States
Mutual Accident Association, $40 and aga Broad
wa, New York, win be advanced to those apply
The cost for assessments for the preferred occu-
pations In this association has never exceeded $12
per annGm curing an experience OF six years
all valid claims promptly and In full
A Strange and startling Drcamg
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CUTICURA remedies outsen ali other medicines
Keep for Skin Diseases Ely customers and pattent
say that they have effected . In every instanct
where other remedies have failed.
b. W. BROCKwAY. MD.
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MANAGER KISsIEY's BKNKFIT.-The benefit of
Mr.. Sam Kinsley, the business manager of the
National Theater, promises to be an occasion Of
unusual interest The Washington operate Asso-
clet1on viii give revival or " P1nafore," under
the direction OF Mr.. John p. Sousa, with an
orchestra cuiled from the Marine Band. The cast
as Iar as selected Is understood to be: Josephine
lhcr original character1, Miss Eva Mills; Butter
Snp MIS- Chappele; Rackstrctc, Mr.. Crundeu;
Saps Corcoru1, Mr. w. h Daniel; Str Joseph
1o1tsT. MI L. b. Hay; Dick Deadeye, Mr. Frank
iraIscn Regular dramatic prices Will be OBJ
served se,r The box sheet opens Wednesday, May
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

By virtue Of four wris of er facias issued out Of
Ceras Once q the supreme Court Of the District Of
for cash. in front Of the Court House door Of said Dis
Iict on FRIDAY. the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1855. at
John A. Butlerin and 10 the following
Property TO wit: he Western one half Of Lot two (2
Lot Twelve Q2). in square three hundr and twenty
(S20 BEGINNING for the 1t the northwest
said lot H. and running south (2sl fest
and sisht CD inches thence east ten ol fest thence
thence west ten l0) feet to the place Of beginnng.
so9eher with AL and singular the improvements there
eatafy executions No n $50 af NV In favor Of Coz,
Whtman Cox. use of John D. Larner; No. II. 956 6
n favor q Margaret Butler and No. a. l7S 1t law In
CLAYTON McMICHAEL. United States Marshal.
THOMAS DOWEIN0. Auctionesr. myl2toSl
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The city markets have been wen patronized
during the pastweek. and business has, In gene
raj way, been active. New things In the way of
early vegetables from the southern 81. ties are
arriving almost daily, ami with prices reasonably
moderate. Dealers state that the early vegetable
trade is growing rapidly, and that it has proved
profitable to both producers and dealers. These
early productions, by more rapid transit than
formerly, arrive In good condition, and are dis
seminated all over the country in equally
are annually added to the vegetable nelds
o. the lar south In order to keep pace with
abundant, and prices moderate. S~-'
In hour, the present time, the market Is quiet
with fair Jobbing trade in good brands.
THE WHEAT. MARKET
- still arm from the present limited supplies
The supply OF corn is light, and owing to the large
assumption the market rules little higher
oats are steady. Hay and min feed are un-
changed In price. Strictly choice greenly-cured
timothy hay IA scarce and in demand at $i4 to S16
Per ton, while mixed and clover are duh, owing to
the new pasturage and green feed, which is Get
ting abundant.
In butter the demand Is for fresh New York.
SnS west furnishing meager supplies to this mar
ket. Not much choice nearby butter Is arriving
ne Old stocks are yet abundant and selling 1t
Buyers are guaging their purchases strictly by
the orders received, anticipating lower prices
soon The season for fresh western butter Is late
The supply ofcggs is not so plentiful; farmers
are TOO busy at corn planting to give much atten-
ton to sending themin; but it is said they are
plentiful enough In the country.
POULTRY IS In good demand, especially large size
sprfpg chickens; small ones not so much INQUIRED
for. -o~
Good seed potatoes ind ready sale at 81 to 81. 10
per DuShei New BermudaS and southern produc-
tons In the potato line are In demand. and are
caught up readily by retailers, as are also egg
plants asparagus, tomatoes, cucumberS green
peas, cabbage, Strawberries e'''-
Old beans are lot much in demand. but some
new string beans which have appeared find ready
sale. ~'S
Green fruits other than strawberries are very
scarce Apples are yet in market, but scarce and
nlgn There are also some cranberries but they
are worth about IS per barrel.
DRIED fruits are very seldom seen, and are caught
up whenever they appear at high prices. The sea-
son Ior them Is drawing to n close.
FfeSn meats are dull, with prices UNCHANGED.
pressed lambs have even fallen a little Veal
calves are or pretty brisk sale at present as there
scarcity In market. Cured meats remain flrm
WITH no indications Of q relax In price,
THE CROPS
Country people say the indications are very fair
FOR good crops generally. At present the ground
b much too wet to plant, except in fields on hin
sides The fruit crop is promising, and the rrosts
% not appear 70 have injured the peach nor
apple blossoms to any serious extent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-12

Y dE.ss and purinsa iiss6 Whine In ne b. Auto
matte Circulation Of Air.
Il dispsnsss with metal nuine % obssoionahae b.
Of labor necessary TO keep Clean snd peEis of
wood lining requiring really no cleaning 6 ~ Q onI
- ice supply 10 maintained.
Hrk. Butter, keats fish Fruit ETC., en- be kept A
favor Of either 10 the oshers.
IL much more economical In consumpeon of Loo IN
any other RefriRerator.
lnsulaaed with DEED cir spacss made In beaa msnn9
with paper WAl1a.
sATIsFAcTIoN GUARANTEED.
J. W. SCHAEFER, Sole AGENT.
my7 lo2o IN street. northwest