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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


ISOR RENT-l324 @ ST " w, EIeHTRooN
u Brick. gas water. bath, yard; $50 per mouth.
Key 1922 u St NV, Ire
TyoR RENT-lo07 23D ST. CLOSE 10 WASH.
n ingtcn Circle ~ rooms: moaern improvements
bay windows: parking newly painted; sss5 Apply
1918 feansyiv ania ave. seS-ss,
1->OR RENT-HoUs 1920 NEW JERSEY AVE
II NV. six rooms and bathroom: all modern mpS
Apply 1919 New Jersey ave. se3-Sis
ISoR RENT-UNTIL JUNE OR LATER, VERY
Il desirable locality, House and Furn hing. 1913
l5thst Apply TO W. O. DENiSoN. Ga 81. seS-lw
L>oR RENT-VEkY phsiRABi.E- OrT Til FRoNT
ten Room brick. 931 r ode Island ave.. with bath
cellar. modern plumbing and all in complete order;
rent 500 ALB1Rr f. foX. 80 st, NV. se3-3
ENoR RENT-SToRE AND DWETLING 1912
H 9Th ST. nw roouis SSS Brick. "a III g. NV.
rooms staple &c; soo New Brick l2vl 4th st n w,
St NJ se;s-St
I->oR RENT-S5o PER MONTH. LANCE BRICK
y store and dwelling. nod. imps.; 1921 llth St sc
Bridge ST. Good business locality for dry goods
shoe sore, &c THIS. ID BOND
seS-Stt l26 Penn. avenue NV,
ENoR RENr..s7.60 PER MONTH FIVE FIVE
= rom dweannSs' next 70 corner 16,n and ats
Se Water In yard THOS ID. BOND.
seS-0ts 126 Penn. avenue NV
TOR RENT-NEw HOUSE. Ills ST n ":
4 an modern improvements Inquire at store. cor
ner I'm and \ SITS NV. se3-2ts
I,NoR RENT-FCRNisHED OR UNFURNIsHED
II large threestory Frame House; ali modern c. N
veuiences 18th ST, between I aud X sfS NV r.
ROBERTSON, Rea, Estate Broker, 1915 Il St NV.
se3:,t
I.NoR PENTHOUSE 7lSip LAST CAPITOL, ST.
II six rooms and oath: no basement Inquire at l56
A st ne. sssS-.ts
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General Malone seems to have found his
Waterloo.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

E,os RE sS5,,. AND SO Floors. 8 Rooms
:ss asss Is
Sa al, RoSSs .ps
w.. opposite Judiciary square. se3-3ts
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED- ROOMS
hs ss ss0s''ry 'f'ek stable lsoa l4sh St n. w.
nor RkNT-TRREE uNFURNIsHED ROOMS
on asscnd floor. with BATH III 81 W. bet cen
L0OR RENT-l722 q ST. NV, 3UNFURNIsHED
rooms s sw9 on second and one on third ccr gs
rnent Rent $40 per month se2-St.
ENuR RkNT-RoOMs-FURNTsH AND UN-
1 In all part; 81 the city; also parts Of
IL, ST Cloud building. cor 9th and SITS au27-2ws
EOR RENr-To PERMANkNT PARTIES. UN.
~, Tn1sasS seSond and third story room: N pleas
required apply at l1O2 18th St NV se2-Sts
+ furnished room. with board; sss; at aao5 ls.nst
ESoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS ON SEQ
Sn on, and third hoo's each containing four rooms
I1oR RENT-sF:vF RAJ wFLLFURNTsHED
Il Rooms. q; 6O7 9th St NV. between and sta
FOR RENT-MITH BOARD: Al 100 E 81: ;;
Navy department.: unexcepuonai neighbornood se2-5
nor RENT-HAN D>oME SUITE OF THREE
lily. 1903 St se2-3t"
I1oR RENr-Ie27 I4TH sT. NV, NEWLY AND
ern improvements and iirss-ssss board. References
exchanged. se26t*
1IoR RFNT TWO PHEASANT UNFUR-
board if preferred: S24 Goth St NV. se2-2ts
L'OR RENT-FoUK UNFINISHED ROO,ls,
j in good order. All conveniences for Housekeep-
reference. 6ss Pennsylvania ave. Sc an2s-s,s
Tor RENT-AT HOS \ Y: AVE; TWO LARGE.
nicely furnished rooms on second floor, with board:
references exchanged au26-2ws
E,OR RENT - TWO NICELY FURNISHED
j. Rooms ms, front and back. either second or third
story, l4.3 Corcoran ST. NV sel-3ts
I1,OR RENr-l327 n ST n ", SUITE OF
IL nicely furnished Rooms second story: southern
exposure private family of adults; convenient TO l4th
ST. cars best attention; pleasant home tor one or two
persons. se1-3t
NOR HENT-TWO HANDSOME FURNISHED
Rooms, one On first and ONE on second floor Ned
crate price. Gentlemen preferred. At $50 Gun ST.
E1oR RENT-FURNISHED RoOMs-TN MOST
~ desirable Locations: pleasant cool. comfortable:
modesat prices Hsrdic' pass door Inquire l0l4
IGOR RENT-WITH BOARD. AT I7oO ST. n.
| family; reasonable rates iy2S4w"
TNoR RENT-t URNIsHED Or UNFURNIsHED
nicely furnished Parior. suitable for bedroom and
parlor. 1876 14th st.. near CorcOran ST. au2S-1ws
NOR .RENT-KooMs-wILL RENT HAND
kSe% Apply ns 221
Rooms en- suite single, with Board by . New York
lady. References exchanged. au2S-lm*
dor RENT-F, RNISHED ROOMS WITH
ments south front Also table board. 1903 Il ST
NV. au2S-6t*
NOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms with gas bath and attendance: reasonable
rates: 1l12 II st. NV. au26-lm
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-$20 REWARD-A LARGE RED RUSSIA
IL Leather Pocketbook, containing one $40 note
and other papers Of no value excer 70 owner marked
on INSIDE II. K Willard, 1888 st Please return to
Office Columbia Fire Insurance Co, Kellogg Buiilng.
1416 st.. and get reward se3-As
n 90 REWARD-IN WAITINO-ROOM b
LIZ p. H h Co., evening Of August 60th, . Red
Leather Letter Case containing papers OF value only
the owner. Return, with ell conteuts, 70 the St.
tion Master, and receive sbove reward se88t
n OST-THURspAY. sEPTEMBER I'D. AT FOUR
Lo'clock d M, In avenue or 1th-sG cara Pocket-
BOOK f. x. printed inside. containing 30 Finder
WI receive Is AID thanks OF = widow By returning
same 70 1870 9th s. NV. se&-3ss
n OsT-A sPITZ DOG-sUNDAY MORNING..
wore pink ribbon: % reward tor return 70 Mn. @
A. FISCHER. no 81 n. q sezS3ts
II O6T-ON THE 90TH or AUGUST GOLD
Ia RraCeiee II Gue4hleE's Park. rewusd u setuzped
TO lilo II q. NV. se2-2ts
W7O REWARD AND 40 QUESTIONS ASKED
ID u for return to star once An old 0l1teatOrskin
pyc.et book; contained about eiO0: lost near csntsr
AarkeL ee33e
ArRoBE1. RANGES. FURNACES AID Man.
L.TEI9 q Low PriceA Tin kooanG ard Jobbtng
WEE 49, ~ GEa i dA1TRzLHs, s1s IN q ~
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY BOARD.

WALTON H0Us. - VACANT ROOMS AT
Il special rates, from Sept ~ Oct 3O IN q health
fu locality; table nrst-ciasA Address JOHN n. GIB
son. Round Hi Va se:t-lfs
VALLEY HOME WILL AFFORD ACcoMMo-
dations, al reduced rates, for The months of sep
TENDER, october and y Ovember. Address Mrs- u b
GORE. Rock creek Valley, Frederick County. Nd
sel-4ts
r NREEDMOoR Is ONE OF THE MOST DE-
lightfuI and beautiful places In Virginia for Sum
mer and all Boarding Terms SUIT the times. Ad
dress Mrs LOVE, Box is. WarrentonNa aul3-lms
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PERSONAL

NOTICEi-NY WIFE, JANE BBCKLEY. HAvs
N ing len my bed and board without Iust cause q
proyocaron, ai persons are hereby warned nOs =
harbor trust hef. - will pay debts Of her CO.
trscting. lltel stLAs JAMES BECKLEY
XXyANTED-THE AppRkxs OF ARe. KEND,
w LER, who lived ~ 122l l1th st No AddrO1D
OWL sERvIck EXAMINATION.
~ Send 40 cents 70 Book utorea, o. 70
IVY INSTITUTE
au24-1m southwest cor 9TH and X bss. q. ~
m ACCOUNT OF THk HEAVY DEAAND On
~ on %. we IRE pow prepared pay null value Soe
Cents SECONDHAND Clothing. Aooress or call 6
JUsTH's od s.snd. 6le q. n W. sn2l-lno
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BOARDING,

DLEAeANT HOoAs. FuRNiSHED AND UN.
II Furnished. With hoard. e Sll and 31e 1s1lnna
ave stugie koomA With Hoard. - per Woek
rI>HE LocHlEL HOV8E, $40 VrH 81. 4. W.
II ana The Ia Pierre 80 .cor. lOth and ~, nEeeno
beg cood0c<eQ boar6iu9 hounas city. 1nh1e -
cAanE pleasant roouaA 1srnss moderate ecz5
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NWNERs HAVING HoUeks FUR RENT WILL
find IL TO their advantage 20 place them In ous
hauds as we have a number Of calls for deSirnblo
houses A p. HILL a CO.. 1895 ST. se3-2w
N kSIRABLE HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTs
IL in all parts OF the city FOR sale. A p HILL q
co., 1885 81 seS-2W
NOR sALE-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ROOTS
T and shoes also, Fixtures In store 3l6l u nv.
au3l-lts "A. FISHER, Amtgnee.
IL liable Western Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence.
Kan Capital and surplus, sxoOOU0. Carefully -
seven per cent Interest guaranteed UnrivAll-d -
ctieS Absolute satisfaction. 10 years experisncs
No losses he1er % Third NstloDai bAnk. n. Y. city;
National bank, hawrence. Kan. and hundreds Of u
vestors. For full Information call upon address
auZ7-3ms sHAFEh 4 RITTER. Frederick. M
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WALKER1. ~ 10TH STREET NV
Plasess, \. & 80 Uss Az. Ikapossl. haiS. Ams =
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-sToRE AND HOUSE. APPLY 4
II 432 y ST. NV. se2-3ts
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NOR SALE
Il Lot on 18th st.. for 81 600
Two very nice Lots on Bacon ST., near 14th ct.
Four Lots on Laurel ave-, Mt Pie SAINT, ten cents
per foot. choice Lot on Park st.. near l4th st
se3-6t* ]. X. HEREFORD l4231a st.
NOR SALE-BARGAIN-BEAUT CORNER
l. Lot fronting 1877 feet New Hampshire ave-.
just north Of Dupont Circle VIII offer for few days
special bargain. w. L. BURFORD. IA22 New York
ave.
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IlNuR RENT-
Neat sr frame cor. 10th and Il n. W: mod. impss25
story RricS 8 rooms and batl 1906 22d st--.203 80
ass s 81 room; Trsn e
JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO. Co.
se2-3t l407 St NV.
IHOR RENT-A TWo-STORY sJX-RooM HOUSE
l. $50 10Th ST. ne: modern improvements, summer
trees vines and flowers; convenient to street
Apply on premises se2-3ts
lNOR RENT-RARE OFFER TO RI HI PARTY
Il Christian family, with children preferred, can
secure good tenement near city. Rent nominal
references exchanged Address L q. p. star
office. sea-3.s
NOR RENT-FINENEw BAY WINDOW HOUSE
II ten rooms, all modern convenience; half square
north OF Pa avnw central part Of city. Rent $50 mo-
Inquire 42S llth 81 NV. private entrance. se23ts
EroR RENT-ELEGANTN NEW HOUSE 100 BIT a.
e.; ~ rooms besides two buffers pautrios: furnace
ROOM bath room and fa story attic: every convent
eIce Key at 116 b st. Also corner basement well
DODGE, 700 9th 81. sec-lm
L,OR RENT-THREE NEW BRICKS; a ROOMS,
i gas and water: &. IL and 10 ST. NV; $3.50.
5l7 Rhode Islaud ave, . rooms mod mps; SIG 5
new brick bay window houses. 18th and Z SITS NV.
BY CHARLES sHREVE, 1i25 7iI 81. n.w.ses-st
lHOR REST-A NICE BROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il at only SO per month. with all modern improve
ments furnace In The Cellar Ito tn st sc; herdics
PISS the door. E. H. LUNDY. SOB North Carolina
ave se2-3ts
IGOR RENT-A FINE TWELvE-ROoM AND
Il basement Brick House: nearly new; all improve
2I6 18th St a. S. CAYwOoD, 9Th and Sta NV.
L>oR PENTHOUSE COS 9Th ST. NV: ALL
per month. Also store and basement room SO per
NAN. 9Th and z sts. NV. se2-3ts
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LyOR sALE-TWO LOTS ON 22D ST. BETWEEN
II and n streets, 50 feet deep. suitable Tor two
small houses; street paved with concrete.
LOT on 18th Within square OF Scott circle, ~
feet front by I'D feet deep elegant iot rvtcAas
residence, and cheAp.
several Lots on 18th IT.. near It,. It reasonable
pricea
Two Ions on 10th It, near r st., 26x1lO. elegant
lots for irBt-class resjdence Price reasonable.
iy14-Lm A. p. BROWN, 1426 ct NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
l. for Offices. 1915 II st. NV.
T. H. ROBERTSON
Se1-3t* Real state Broker
NOR HFNT-OFFICE ROOMS IN OUR BUSI-
Il ness building. opp. Corcnrau building and Trea@
nry Dept Low prices CUTTER d winner. 1423
+ ST. aues-im
NOR RENT-ELEtfANT OFFICE ROOMS In
L Walter building. 1908 and 1910 f ST nv, al low
prices W. G. DuNALL. 925 NV,
au2l-2w Successor TO Duyall Il Marr.1
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color. It's foliage IS finely cut and 10 will flower
the first year. The wen known aud always
popular phlox Drumondi has now been pro-
duced with semi-double flowers, In all the rich
est shades OF red. while their clusters are a.
large as those OF the old single varieties.
oflate years. as they make such a gorgeous
show for background for smaller plants and
sa neM Sa T eai.d 81 sa" mas been OBJ
profusely, while Its bloom viii measure at least
three inches In diameter. The petals are fringed
and laced. varying nom deepest orange 20
palest lemon color making a brilliant show in
the flower garden. Panses. the pet flower OF
SO many amateur florists, have been manipu-
lated so carefully that they now are raised
three inches In diameter. and with the greatest
variety OF markings and blotches upon their
petals, and OF every Imaginable hue and color
Ing. Trimardeau pansies, which are a recent
Introduction nom Paris exceed all Others In
size aud beauty. Ii seeds are planted early
warm kitchen window. the plants will be In
Hover by June and continue TO bloom In per-
lection until the snow covers them. They re-
Ties IN perfection and one can hardly give them
TOO much sumulant Three 10 tour pounds of
twelve feet long and three wide last season and
u made the plants grow In greatest beauty and
Hover profusely and continuously. Ponpone
zlnnias are novelty which embrace all the
beautiful hues OF the old variety, while their
flowers not nearly 80 coarse and OF halftheir Al ne
possess AL their lasting qualities and a bouquet
of them Will retain Its beauty for a week or
more.
Humulus Japonicus is a hop vine from Japan
which Will grow from the seed rapidly as an
old variety from the roots. Its foliage IL not as
coarse as the American hop, and It's flowers are
delicate. but equally valuable for household
purposes. IL IL said To be free from insects, and
not TO be injured by dry weather and will.
therefore, make n valuable climber Tor a back
piazza. IL Is great pleasure TO an ent husiastic
lover OF howers TO raise something new, some
thing which IL Is a delight TO watch from the
sprouting OF its first leaves, TO the opening OF
the bud and flower. Even, II the flower does
not fuinl his anticipations, It's growth In en-
joyed.
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A Romantic Mnrr,are.

A press dispatch from Louisville. Ky April
22d, says: Mr.. George Frederick Gunther. the
tobacco broker at No. s47 West Main street,
went TO Jacksonville, and was married last
night at ten o'clock 10 Miss isabella Augustine
Lefevre, by Squire kegwin, at his Office Mr..
erunther has been In the tobacco and cotton
business here with his brother Tor n number Of
years lie Is wealthy and w.ll-k nown society
anu CLUB man. Miss Lcievre came To this city
with her father about four years ago. She at
once began 10 give lessons In French, and IL
was not long before she was considered the
finest teacher OF that language in the city, She
was very popular on account OF her modest
ways ana sweetness of nature. well a. her
great beauty. She lived with the family OF Mr.
Henry Naiterson more than two years and has
taught in the leading female colleges OF the
city. For some time She has been at Miss
Hampton's college, on Walnut street. but went
out last evening. She came back this morning
however, and alter hearing her classes went out
again. she had not mentioned being married
ana neither she nor Mr. Gunther could be
found. Ii is generally believed that NO has
gone on a bridal tour To baltimore. where his
father lives. No reason FOR the endeayor Ia
keep the marriage "A secret is known.
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VHHOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Auctioneera

AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
the district Of Columbia, entered on the 18Th day ;"E
g. wa assS y Equity
Mary Fowler ct ALL are defendants. the under
named Il sAa SsSs Win Nav
TENTH 1854 sell at public suction in the
square numbered one hundred and one G0i). BEGIN
ming at point In the line of the southwest side Of
northeast corner Of said Lot aud running due wes
with the south side of street nineteen 40 feet
thence due south with the dividing line Of
h h9s aEd s. cen snd
to pubic alley thence east with the said
Of the alley point from which line run due north
would intersect the line of north at the begin
niny, the same being improved BY frame House, No
FOUR O'CLOCK P: NJ, viii sell part of numbered
twenty three S2$., In square numbered hundred
corner Of said lot and running thence
wih t dne sne, ca and
public alley thea with the line alley southw
nols es
COO feet nine inches from the beginning thence due
with the s line of 1orsn street. sRenss
go feet nine 90 inches to the point Of begnning,
AND oS THE SAME DAY, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
r s az the In sUnt
s: snss o. SAG lot thirty asd
10th street west; thence west. twenty-six (26)
feet; thence north two f2) feet nine (9) inches;
thence west twenty six (26 feet nine nches thence
north nine I'D feet thence west eleven Old feet;
thence south fifteen 5) feet thence east twenty (2Ol
feet thence south nineteen 0) feet thee ~ inches
thence east 43 feet nine 0) the
point or beg: nning. improved by frame house, No.
1905 10th street northwest
And ON THE SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FIVE
USLoCk = will sell part Of Lot nine (9). in square
ri ss.sssss psss:
nine (0 thence west ninetyseven (97) feet two and
onehaif (2O inches, thence north sixteen l6) feet
nine tS inches thence east nnetyseven (9 feet two
and onehalf C2a) Inches. to 22d street. thence with
20 street south sixteen 16) feet nine (9 inches to
the point OF beginning. improved by q frame house.
No 1888 22d street
And on TUESDAY. MAY ELEVENTH 1856 ut
FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ will sell ali Of lot s.x (6) in
QO47l @'
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree: one-third
OF Inc purchase money to be paid In cash. and
ance payable In one and two years from day of sale,
with interest," the deferred pay to be secured to
the properly SO SOLD or all cash at the option of the
purchaser or purchasers. deposit Of SlJO will be
required on the day OF sale piece of property
by the or purchasers ereOf Terms to be
complied with within ten days or property may be
spd ut risk and cost Of deauting purchaser or pur.
chasers. AL c0nveyancing at purchaserss cost
HENRY X. ELLIOTT, 1
4O6 9th street northwest.
Arson y TAYLOR fIrustees.
1ZZl street northwest.
ap26d&ds THOS. ]. FISHER CO., Aucts
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MR.. BARBOUR STANDS IN THE WAY.
Senator Riddeberger has been making q
canvass of the House District committee on the
subject of the free bridge bill, and the result of
his inquiries, he says, is not encouraging. This
bill, on the motion of Mr.. Riddleberger, passed
the Senate, practically without opposition, last
December, the first month of the present
session. A bill providing for the erection
of free bridge at the Three Sisters,
passed the Senate of the last Congress, and
In due course, went to the House District COM
mittee. 1t was finally reported favorably by
that committee, with an amendment providing
that II the purchase of the Aqueduct bridge
could be made upon reasonable terms and with
good title the free bridge should be constructed
upon these piers. But the bill was not passed
by the House. Early in the present session Mr..
Riddleberger reintrOduced his bill, as amended
by the House District committee of the last
Congress-, and for nearly four months it has
been pending in the District committee OF the
House.
Senator Riddleberger told STAR reporter to-
day that in presenting the bridge question to
urging favorable consideration, he found that
with the exception of Mr.. Barbour none OF them
are informed with regard to the details OF the
measure, its Importance, &C. He says the COM
with the exception of the chairman, and that
the almost invariable response to his pleadings
In behalf OF the bill was that as Mr.. Barbour
represented the congressional district in which
the bridge would be located, in part. the MEM
bers OF the committee had practically decided
TO follow his leadership in the matter; in fact,
to leave the result virtually In his hands.
Mr.. RiddIeberger Is disappointed, as he says
that having procured the Senate's assent to the
House committees amendment he did not an
admits that he does not see much prospect for
the passage OF the bill.
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The Odd Fellows of the District assembled
this afternoon to celebrate the sixty-seventh
anniversary Of the Introduction OF the order
Into this country. The celebration took the
form OF procession, followed by exercises at
MI vernon Square church. The procession
was formed by the marshal, Mr.. James K.
watts, at 9th and streets, this afternoon, and
included, besides the battalion Of Patriarchs
Militant, representatives Of all the Odd Fell
lows organizations In the city. The route fol-
lowed by the procession was along street to
Sd, to Pennsylvania avenue, TO 18th, to X, TO
!V.n, 70 massachusetts, avenue, to Mt Vernon
cnurcn Inc program OF exercises at the church
Kelley; music, The Heavens are Telling, by
Connolly; invocation, Grand Chaplain F. A.
sitter; solo, Miss Laura Bangs. Anniversary
s;ic: dprayer grand chagan: solo. Mr.
and +. q. r. OF Illinois, music, chorus Hallelu.
jah chorus; benediction.
procession will reform and proceed down 9th
7th 70 the hall. This evening Washington Can.
tertainment and hop at Masonic Temple.
THE PROCESSION.
The parade was formed in the following order:
Police escort, grand marshal, Sd artillery band,
the Washington Encampment, Patriarchs Mill
lodges, visiting brethren, chaplains, tressurers,
permanent secretaries, recording secretaries,
vice grands and noble grands OF subordinate
subordinate encampments, visiting patriarchs,
junior wardens, scrfbes, treasurers, senior war
dens, high priests, chief patriarchs and past
grand Office ~. Then came the officers OF the
Grand Lodge, the Grand Lodge banner, past
grand masters and other grand officers, escort
Ing Grand Master Crandall.
The members of the fifteen subordinate lodges
marched as one body, arranged according TO
their rank. At intervals in the column ap-
Most of those in the line wore regalias. The
Patriarcns Militant wore handsome uniforms,
plumed chapeaux, sashes, swords and gauntlets.
appearance.
Grand Marshal Watts aids were Messrs.
w. A. Taylor, G. G. Collision, J. A. X. Moore, w.
S. Sherrett Adolph Levi, Jas. Hutchinson and
- Crown.
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Is THE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN
THE SPRING.


From the Springfield Republican.
Amaranthus are tender ANIMALS that have
been greatly improved Of late years; tricolor-
giganteus mlngies shades of scarlet, crimson
and yellow In perfection. It is variety OF
Joseph's Coat, the admiration of our childhood.
Ageratums, White Cap and Cope's gem, are
dwarf varieties of this well-known plant that
are worthy OF place In every garden as they
produce flowers of purest white and porcelain
inches tall. Sweet alyssums have been greatly
benefited by hybridization, and Tom Thumb
is decidedly worthy Of its name, as 1t
grows only four inches high, and is
90 thickly covered with pure white fiow-
White Rn
plant for the window-garden. V arisga Resi
yet produced. Impatiens balsami is a new
plant Of the balsam tribe which is perennial
and bears lovely, single. rose-scarlet flowers
feet beauty. It is as easily raised from seeds as
the annual varieties. Dwarf holly hooks which
only grow from q foot TO Is inches high and
lions to the flower garden, but they win NOT
flower until the second year. Miguonette has
become q iiorists' flower OF large dimensions
Aybri1 spiral, Golden queen and Machet are
ell most desirable additions 70 any collection Of
flowers, but now Birds mammoth mignonette
exceeds them al In size; while its fragrance ID
Petunias have come to the front of late year
for bedding-out purposes and the dwarf and
double varieties are, - they are styled, sanimt
table" The latter crow Ia compact masses
cloeely studded with bright flowers marked
with Q white star. while the double kinds are ol
the richest crimson blosched white. The
novelty Of the season = Q yellow-throeted
variety, . new color IN petunias and the petala
and throat are veined Ike those OF the ssipi
gloogie, Which - one Of our most beautiful an
nuAle. Ooemoe hyer11us = plant with nowen
much sought after q late. IL can be raised @
shades At whitss 0eoh eolpg, purple aud Tusl