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CITY ITEMS.
Tin.Ware Day.

Tin.ware Day. Tin.ware Day.
Special Sale of Tin-ware.
Tuesday, April "a, 1888
splendid opportunity for our customers to buy
Our elegant Chamber Pals win be sold on this
day for the low price OF 16c.
We VIII start at k-plnt cups for &C.
Dairy Pans, Qt., &c; IN Of, &c. Qt &C; Qt,
Pudding Pans, at. &C.; Sd Gt.. Sc; qt. &C.; 5
Dish Pans, qt, &c.; 10 qt., 12c.; IA Of, e1c.
Block.Tin DISH Pans. medium, 1Sc; large, &c;
Large Painted Cuspadores, only Sc.
Dish Kettles sgt, &C.; 10qt, nc.
yspannea Comb cases &C.; large DipPers C.
&c.
Large Wash Basins, &C.; Footed Wash Basins, 12c.
Good Minctng Knives. &C.: Double Knives, &C.
TEE FAM s1s It'll st. NV.
Fresh Invoice New Maple sugar.
NJ & P. MErzeER,
Summer Carriage Robes.
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, all
at prices that we guarantee to be correct.
eo,2w 1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Wholesale. Wholesale. Wholesale.
Hosiery, Gloves. Underwear,
Ribbons, Notions, Toys, Base Balls.
we guarantee all our goods at lowest New York
quotations.
Give us a call. e. J. BEHRRNp q SoH
SIS It'll st. NV, bet H and l.
p. Snail orders solicited.
in white glass decanters' glass shoppers, cheap Tor
cash 4 p METzGRR
L AT 7th st. NV.
blue Points, soft Crabs Crab Meat oysters,
CLAIMS, Neek-Clams, Hard Crabs Families and
hotels supplied daily. N. WHITE Co.,
62l st.D. W., Washington, DC.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, a delicious
reproducing drink; does not distress
Fine Sewing Machines for Rent by week
OF month at AUERBACHs, 9TH and II. eO3
"ROyal Glue'' mends China GlassWood &C,
California Tickcts,J. +. Minor, B. O.
Depot 26t
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In n Id. ward" prints, 45c per ID.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
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REAL RsrATB TRASsAcTIoxs-DAN9BRoU FRI
FUNERAL OF PROMINENT fARxHz-FRur On
UNINJURRD.

OOckvlll0 1tO0sO.
REAL RsrATu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ynn-
FUNERAL OF A PROMINENT fARxEx-FRurT cRor
UNINJURRD.
RocKvuLB, April 22, lee6.
Mr.. John Z Lbbey, Of Washington, yesterday
purchased OF MA X. T. viers Of this place, piece
Of land containing three acres for 500, at the
west end of town. This lot Iss adjacent to the
large fourstory brick hotel the building Of which
was commenced by Mr.. Chas @. Wilson, but has
not yet been entirely completed.
Yesterday q IRE occurred on the farm of Mr..
HeZ- Trail, about one mile from Rockville, which
at one time threatened TO do much damage, and
created great excitement In the neighbOrhOOd
Fire was used In clearing away the rubbish on q
neld, when, owing TO the high wind, It became
uncomfortable, and before the large crowd Of
large quantity OF cord-wood rails and fencing had
been destroyed.
large concourse Of people, from this place
other portions OF the county, and the District OF
Columbia, to-day attended the funeral Of Mr. Cor
nelius N. Bean, prominent farmer OF the vicinity
OF Rediapd, who died on Friday last aged nfty-stx
years. The tnterment took place at Gaithersburg,
and the funeral procession was the largest seen III
the county for many years
Reports from various sections of the county
represent the fruit crop As yet uninjured BY the
recent cold weather
Robert w. Carter, register OF wills for this
county, who has been confined to his bed for the
past two weeks by an attack OF pneumonia, has so
Tar recovered that It Is thought he will be able to
resume the duties Of his office in a short time.
The mayor of Leadvtlle, Col, closed all the gam
bling houses in that city Saturday night.
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opposed % BOycOttlmg.
THE PROTECTIVE ORGANIZATION" ADOPTS C0NSTI-
TUITION
At meeting at Grand Army Hall Saturday
night the organization Of the Anti-Boycott So
ciety was perfected by the a.option Of . constitu-
ton and bylaws. The name adopted Is the WASH
iDgton Citizens Protective Organization. One OF
the clauses Of the constitution which sets forth
one OF the purposes OF the organization to be ITO
resist boycotting and similar combinations by aid
Ing 10 bring to punishment those who engage In
them, and by (patronizing and othefwise) aiding
those against whom such boycott or other similar
combination may be aimed, and by all other law
ful measures" tfessrs. Considine and shutters
objected 10 this c USE 1t implied they thought,
that the organization itself was boycott. Finally
the words "patroniz1ng and otherwise was stricken
out and the clause was adopted. A clause declar-
Ing the intent OF the organization 70 be ITO remove
all existing distractions TO the exercise by boys
and young men OF the right to learn a trade was
objected 20 by Messrs. Schulties and Considine,
and was laid on the table. MesSrs. Stilson Hutch
lns, George T. Keen, Win. Gibson, j. l. Weight, and
George NJ. Barker were appointed committee to
nominate oficerS for the organization. An execu-
tive committee Of nine is TO be appointed, and
they are authorized 10 correspond with other cities
looking TO the formation OF national organization
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The National Univsrsity.
cRADuArINo ExKRcIsEs OF THE MEDICAL AND DEN.
TAI DEPARTMENTAL


The commencement exercises of the medical and
dental departments OF the National University Will
be held at the Congregational Church ON wednes-
day evening. The Marine Band will furnish the
music, and after prayer by Rev. 8. w. Haddaway,
Judge Arthur Macarthur the vice chancellor OF
the university, viii make some Introductory re-
marks. Prof. j. Morrison, N. d. Fh. D., will de-
liver the address 70 the graduates and J. W. Davis
u. u. 81, the valed1ctory address De-
gIees VIII De conferred upon the following
graduates In medicine: John A Drawbaugh. d.
y. 5, pennsylvania In dentistry: A. A. Ander-
son, PENNSYLVANIA; Arthur II. Baker, Ninnesota;
Geo. M Beckett, New jersey; Jesse N. Campbell,
Missouri; samuel J. Cockerille, IT,, District OF
CoiQmpla; D. W. Davis, District OF Columbia; Rob
err j. ny att, District OF Columbia; Joseph N. Nc
Donald, New York; 8. +. Newton, District OF Col
umoia; VIM. J. keynar, Canada; Jesse b. Ruther-
11sa' "a, and W. A. Van Norden, Vienna, Austria
Inc PRESIDENT OF the class Is Arthur II. Baker;
Cnas n English is vice president, c. A. Hodgson
treasurer, and Geo. II. Beckett secretary; execu-
i've committee, Jos. N. Mcdonald, chairman; s.
Z. Newton, w. A. Van Norden, Harry COckerille,
Jesse r. Rutherford, John A. Drawbaugh, A. A.
anderson; reception COMMITTEES, Chas. n. Buch-
anan, chairman, Chas. II. English, r. G. Fisher, j.
Z. kxner, K II. Cockeriie, Finley H. Calvert,
j. Brown, 1r.
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A GooD APPETITE

Ia essential good health and this season Il il often
lost owing to the poverty impurity of the blood
and the weakening effect Of the changing season
Hoods Sarsapsrlia is wonderful medicine for GREAT
ing An appetite, toning the digestion, and giving
strength to the whole system. Now IL the time to
take it
II must say Hoods Sarsaparils 10 the best medicine
ever used. Last spring had no appetite, and the
least work did fatigued me much. began to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. and soon felt "a II coud
do much in day 40 had formerly done in q week
My appetite is voracious" MRS N. " BAYARD, At
lAntic City. M.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all Druggists. 81; six for SA Prepared
only by G. I. HOOD Co.. Apothecaries Lowell, Mass
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for zoe.
Why pay more.

TEE GREAT NAPoLEoS--Napoleon the First was
the greatest military commander OF the world,
but great man even as he was, ne was not great
enough 70 discover wonderful a Brain and Nerve
SPECIFIC and Mind Tonic as DR.. Buckland's Scotch
Oats Essence. At word from his lips his soldiers
Killed thousands; at a word from DIR. Bucklands
lips scotch Oats Essence has healed and helped
millions
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LUTTRELL 4 WINES,

&
1880 Pennsylvania ave NV.
We are Offering beautiful line of DRESS GOODS,
Az Wool "A DRESS GOODS. st 4oc. and SOC. per
yard.
4S;inoh .ll-wool HENRIETTAs. black and colors.
BLACK HENRIETTAs. elegant blacks. at 81, 81. %.
and 81. 80.
About 500 yards SUMNER SILKS to be closed out
sSe e sSd a,a al ogc sns 1s sunAHs RH.n,Nps
and MUIkES very cheap.
Our SL2 and $50 SILKS cannot be beaten in
vite an inspection Of same:
SAITt6Ns. in all colors and styles, at 12Ac.. 25c
fine line of CHALLIs. in styles and qualities. at
only lSc. A beautiful line Of DRESS GINGHAMS at
Zoe. and 12Hc. Fine ZEPHYR GINaHANS only 25c
One case KRINKLE sEERSUCKEI.S, at &c per yard !:
sold at I24c One lot damaged KIDS. csc sold per-
feet at 2 and si2o Tafe.a, Isle. and SILK GLOVES
from l5c up. just received lsrxe line Gents Neck
wear and Furnishings and very low nguras invite
an Inspection OF this stock. Towels, Napkins and
in great variety Remnant Dress Goods at half price
Corsets, slightly shop worn, at CSC sold at 81 UNI
BRELLAS aud PAKASOLSi in latest designs and pat
terms Our stock 10 large and complete prices fow
call and be convinced that We are as cheap Is the
cheapest LUTTRELL WINE,
ApI9-2w 1880 Pa ave, goth w.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafller.

Isdtr1rfops for he o. holrs commencing at - M.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, ana VIZ
gfnia, slightly colder fair weather, preceded on
the coast by light rains, fresh 20 brisk northeriy
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LUXURY AND NECESSITY for rich and poor who
wish 10 enjoy good health, and who do not wish 70
resort TO bitter nauseOuS liver medicines and ca
thartics Is the concentrated California liquid fruit
remedy, syrup Of Figs, All druggists.
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DxoN's YEAST POWDER always reliable.

WASHINGTON AGENCY Blair Camera Co. Photo
graphic outfits. lenses, dry plates and chemicals.
r. A. SCHNEIDER, cor. Penn. ave. and 18th St NV.
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CREW .Rosenfeld's Gem" Tobacco.

TIE GERx.S-AMsRIcAs AGENCY, 425 7th street.
attends TO all law and collection business In Ger
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STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE. All 7th st. NV.

MKS's FUR DERBY's. $50. 81 and $50. Latest
colors and styles. Great value. A. I. LEWIS, AS
It'll street.
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FUNERAL SERVICES over the remains OF MS

FUNERAL SERVICES over the remains OF MS Ann
F. Robinson, widow OF the late James d. Robinson,
OF Maryland avenue and 10th street southwest,
were conducted at the residence or MI. u Z.
Mothershead, No us street southwest py kev.
l. :. Schoield, OF the Tabernacle yssteraay aCei-
noon and were very largely attended by old resi-
dents OF washington. Mrs Robinson died at the
residence OF her son-in-law, Mr.. j. A. Duncan, al
Eficevafer a suburb OF Pittsourg, Pa, after long
and painful illness, through which she was fully
susr lined by an unfalering trust In her Redeemer
and at the last passed away from her home 90
earth 10 tnat rest prepared for the PEOPLE OF God
without a struggled or a doubt. The interment was
mad AZ the family plot, Congressional cemetery.
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The 10000 ACRE RANCH in New Mexico men,
toned In our advertising columns, offered in
exchange for Washington city property, seems to
present 10 such OF readers as are looking after
western Investments most fiattering opportunity
TO exchange their property here for a good ranch.
CSsERyIcEABLE FURNITURE, carpets &C., from
the Executive Mansion will be sold tomorrow
morning, commencing at 1Oeo'clOck, dt the auc-
ton rooms OF Duncanson Bros, 9th and d streets
northwest.
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Oun NV Advertisement

OuR NEW ADVERTISEMENT
OF SPECIAL (cAsD BARGAINS
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, spring shades purs
wool Cne yard and . half wide, Soc
FRENCH SATTEENs, finest quality, CSC.
HENklEITAS. the uew-style dress-goods, pure
wool, wide double width; G0BELIS BLUE. TERRA
CoITA Tan. SERPENT. GREY AND BLACK 4Sc
bEAuTlEuL SATrEENS, French styles. 9kc
NJ sAIlN MORE, the new-style trimming; GOBELIN
BLU IAN, TERRA GOTTA. GREY, SERPENf.
cash value 81 reduced TO S5c.
6LACk SChAH SILKS, excellent quality, only 58c
Cssh CUSTOMERS who buy 30 or over win select
ONE OF the following presents Pair OF Large Dam
ASK loxels worth 81: Half Dozsnp amask Napkina.
75c. ' S~'' WHY
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 7TH STREET.
Cash crstorners Who buy sl0 or over, Win select
9sx 1i we following presents: Two Psirs Damask
SSik asn I,s,, Bridal Quilt worth sI.5O.
2, ~ new spring shades. cash value o.. re-
CREAM kLBATRoes, exsr.-wids double width.
pure wool sIecfal cash bargain, 3S,<c.
HkNklkTTAs extra wide. double width vsrv ans
BLACK AND c0LORED sfLKs sf ros2 sc.x 49,.
Don't deal with "a until you have priced drv ~oca.
elsewhefc, then will come propa - ~ I.x
'' "o e~Aa S~ss. sp2t
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TEE CHAMPION ARRIvEs--Franc, corner 9TH
and d the One-priced halter and furnisher, has
rust received the acknowledged champion OF light
derbes only fL4S.
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Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
The best and latest.
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$50 n J. ave. a. e.. b. b.
INSTRUMENTATION
eeio 70 PISA :si;ii'l Bdy ;i st.
NV b. b.. 4r......lo,9oO
;,o24 TO 2o42 Bdy. 81.
J a. W. b.h-, 4r.....l5, 700
200 70 204 o ST and
1926 and 1928 I'd 81.
NV b.b, 4 4 Or. l3 SEQ
Ell TO 22%9 10th st.
NV, b;h-. 5r......i3,0o0
2 TO 9 7th-st road. 1880
lI:iy TO 1543 Z st.n-w,
|ltSi GiI both st NV. 5, 600
D., MI. 81. ..-......7,500
n Cap. and I SITS. n. w.,
hh,, mi, Or. 5000
l2Oe 9th st. NV, b.h-,
m =. Va. ....-.-..-..-5.500
- 4 st. nw- p.hy
~ .....-........5.5o0
eo3 9th 81 NV. b.h.. -.
"a l., sr .-........4.5oo
43S TO 442 1 st. NV.
dh= Or, 500
40 II ST. b. h, Or. 1000
22ll22l3 9Th st. NV.
.. H. ..-.......-..4.O00
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BEFORE deciding what you will put upon the
walls OF your house first inspect the uneQuaied
stock Of nne, medium, and cheap grades Of wall
papers and decorations, Imported and domestic,
az the new store, 5s5 18th ST. NV. ]. G. Valiant
a Co. No trouble TO show goods. Estimates cheer
fully furnished
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Coon BRAND COLLARs
8 for SOC.
Perfect hitting.
Have no others.

BUY A BOTTLE Of Queen Anne Cologne at
made.
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1COR REyT-
FXl2F NV. 11r&16o
l73IS st. n. W., l3r. see.
3i2 C 81. n. W., 2Or. -:
6li 18th IT. NV. 1T
1907 N Ut. NV. 10r;
1920 18th st. n.w.,1H..
r100 Yst. 1Xr.........
6i0 X st. a. W.. l1r...:
9l7 X stMw..1H;...51
TOO 9Th It n. VIZ 1T.
"a Grant E1ces 9f.-.o
2Sl Z. Cap. g.. 1lr. .0O
S23 10Th ct NV Dr..
1908 9Th at. n. w..Sr...
2:50 ID st. n. w.1O.......
100 18th ut. n.w.,Ir;c
1913 18th q. y. ". 0rN
500 ! sf. n W.. 1or. ...4o
O4 d q. n. W., lOr.....
2Z6 Ase. 30. lr..::
19, !,ll, 299 tth g nv. s srso
3l7 est s,e.. 0s..s:.5:sv!I
S23 n. J.sVo.u WIEN
S31 LIST st n W.. or...Nl
400 3 st. q. .. Or. ...N
6Ns O et. avs 3 n..::;s
22A ArtaprN!Er.a ,Ss
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EoR sALE-HOUsEs.
Il 1901 h sIn.w- b, D..
m-l...-..--...,- -S3o,OOt
203 ! St NV. b.h-, m ~,
i,25r............:.2o.00(
200l 4 st. n.w- b. h.
13r ................25.00(
400 NJ St n. w- b.h-. m,
/, lar. ........-....22,5Ol
623 and go n st. n.
b hand 3 houses
rear. .2,00t
111o Conn. ave. n ",
b.h.. mi, 12r. .16. 500
l342 VT ave. NV, b.
b.. mi, 13r. III. 00(
r St, bet. - and IA a.
W, b.h., l1r......-l3.00l
1870 II ct. NV, b.h
10r: .--:.........;.l25
4l5 Sd ct. n.w- b.hy
mi. 1lr...........12500
1G13 10th st. n. W., b.
h.. mi. Tor. 20O(
0O9 Nj st NV. b.h-, IN.
/. lsr. .......s..n ,00C
LAP 10Th 1t. NV. b. h.,
MI, l3r.......... 3. DOC
2033 H st. NV. b.h.
mi, 12r. e. 00(
23 Ind. ave. NV h
h, mi, 9r.. 1.5O(
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The above e only portion Of the .property on my
the LIST and 10Th lap20l THo6 T. wAoGAMAN.
LroR SALE--A FINE SMALL BUSINESS PROP
n erty on New York ave, near 18th St NV Two
nearly new seven rom frame Housss; modern I'M
I've tine small Lon. 20x70l. K ST. near 2lst 52
per loot Two original LOta, L st., near New HnDp-
shire ave- speculative prices. Two Lots Massachu-
setts ave. near Dupont Circle: north side; eco. one
Il BELL CO.
mh20-1m 522 18th II NV
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FINE BUSINESS AND DWELLING PROPERTY Is to
be sold a. auction on "Wednesday next In front
of the premises, 10th and D streets This property
Is well located and the improvements are sub
stantlAi ana modern; no better business corner In
locality. The dwelling Is In perfect order and the
store and stable ntted up with fixtures, and all
now under . good rental A me opportunity Ior
tnveSlmepG-AGrG
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FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler &
Rutherford, 1907 street northwest
LAWN MOWERS, LAWN MowERs!-A fne and
large assortment. Prices greatly reduced. +. A.
scBSEIpKK, cor. Penn. ave. and 18th ST. NV.
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nut rebuilt; 20 fest frontage; convenisnSiy e
rsrssd l0E two fanaies Rental tl6 ". u NAaH.
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EoR SALE 1919 CONN AVE- 3-sIosY AND
Il besment beick: Q sooms; 18th: lot 2lxlS.k
:: rs: s' sv1 So sEX 10 81 co. i3si
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The mayor Of Leadvtlle, Col, closed all the gam
bling houses in that city Saturday night.
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80 3lS Cd ct. &C., Sr. S25. GO
% 400 Boundary n. w.,7r "a
90 1878 v st. n. W.. 7r. .23
.00224 Mass. Nv n. w., n. 81. 90
20 466 " arlington st g. 81. Ga
~ 1908 I'd ct. NV. Or. p. so
.O52 g st NV. or. .2y.5O
.63SO03 ! 1T. NV, Sr. 20. so
rs sos 3 Of. ne, Or. 20. SO
55I3l3 n ct. ne. ar. 20. so
.SQ27 4 ct. ne, Or. 20. IS
20 318-2445Sst.s. ". Or 8.3j
.5UIS0S 10th ct. n. e., 7r. 1874
90 80 = ct. n. w.. Or. Id
4ol19 y st. ne. Or. 81. 10
90 los N ct. q. W. 5r. 10 80
10 1922 18th NV. Or. 1880
.5Q305 18th St aw., Or. IL
20 1928 Lawrence ST, Or. . Il
.40 g29 lst st. ne. 0r. ..l5
.50 100 y st. Aw.. Or. Ia 80
% S29 = u 20, Or. 49,. l2.y7
~ S5S Mclean av.2w. 80
.42l73S 20tn Ut. NV, Or. IL
AZ iH3 n. J. ave. Q. O., Or. l.
.S3 x5x9 p st NV. 5r.......ll
~ o<o x st. q e., 4r........11
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WALKING FROM BALrINoRE.-Mr j. Melvin VII.
liarns. captain OF the Durham Tramp Club, of Bal.
tifnore, and j. Edward Sanford walked from Baltf-
more 10 this city yesterday in eight hours and
thirty-three minutes, allowing thirty minutes for
dinner. They returned TO Baltimore by railroad.
Next sunday ten members Of the club viii tramp
10 this city.
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RIDE ACROSS CoCNrRY.-The Y. NJ. c. A. Out.
ing Club had a share and hound" run OF two mile.
across country saturday afternoon. starting frou
Boundary and l4th street and returning TO Con
necticut avenue and Boundary. The run was made
In twelve minutes. The hares. MesSrs Norton anC
LOyeless, succeeded in getting In without beini
caught The hounds were Messrs WEIGH Siggers
Burroughs, Cockerills, Schell, Ker, and Prof. Jack
son.
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Blue Points, soft Crabs Crab-Meat oysters,
Clans, Neck-Clans, Hard Crabs. Families and
hotels supplied daily. N. WHITE & Co.
621 St.n. W., Washington. DC
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DEATH OF Mr.. C. W. THoRN.-The funeral OF Mr..
c. W. Thorn, whose death was announced In Sat
urday's STAR, takes place at O'Clock this alter
noon from the residence, 21S l street northwest.
MT. Thorn, who was Well known merchant,
was native OF Washington, and In his forty ninth
year. Since December he had been confined TO his
home by an attack OF BrtghtS disease. He leaves
wife and two sons. The deceased was q member
Of the Columbia Democratic Club. OF the National
Fair Association and or the Jockey CLUB. He at
tended the calvary Baptist Church.
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New Maple Syrup, IN full quart bottles: also
In white glass decanters, glass Shoppers cheap for
CASH 4 p. MErzGRR,
All 7th st NV
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A RICH DIsFLAT or JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART
AT ArcTroS.-Conmencing Tomorrow morning. at
IL O'Clock at the auction rooms OF Mr. Tilo:aas
Downing I1th and Pennsy lyania avenue will be
sold an unusually fine collection OF japanese por-
celalns and objects OF art This will be probably
the last sale this season. and t would therefore
advisable for pa ties interested In such matters 70
Be On hAnd--Adu<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-23

TOMORROW. tuesday. April "a al ! O'Clock N nm
an unusual opportunity FOR investment viii be ORE.
senteu IN the sale OF those splendid building lots
on y street between 2l>t AND I'D streets u W be-
lag one Oh The most rapidly advancing sections of
tne city, and the proposed tanneilng OF ROCK
creek wiz aud 10 Their eligibility a lne residence
property. Parties In search VI a firsf-cIa,s invest
Inent or permanent holding should not fail 70 az
tend--Idrl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-23

I,oR RENT-FAILs CHURCH. VA ONLY SEWN
II miles from Washington, one SIXTEEN ten one
nine. one eight and two houses al good
condition pure water fruit and shade Hhuud sncs
VI. 4 A8lRIH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-23

STOLEN BUrrfR-John Dempsey who claims
that his nome L Ia Boston, Was arrested last Fri
day night BY O1icer Nelson he had IN his posses.
sion key OF butter which he was ATTEMPTING II
sell for s. The butter had been stolen from Mr.
7. L. spencer The prisoner WAS under the inf,u
ence OF liquor Wien arrested. and claimed that De
had purchased the butter for 81 This nornine
Judge smell gave him 90 days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-23

FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.--This morning Andrew
Qaeenan, aged forty-eight years was found dead
IL his ced tlo street southeast and a certificate
OF death frOm congestion OF the lun.s was given
By the coroner ~ eA'eA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-23

For SALE c,o,..,o,..
CAPITOL VIEW PARK.
Adjacent to Forest Glen Park at low rates and on easy
terms. Applyto
Sc LEWIS
435 7th ST. NV,
apl3-St cd door)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-23

TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free TO every new subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR 1t is a handsomely printed
book OF 1s1 pages profusely illustrated, with more
than 100 eolored mapSand diagrams, and contains
awealth OF general Information. See advertise
nent In another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-Jno. b. WentZell proprietor Of
the West Virginia House. corner or Sth and
streets northwest died suddenly saturday OF con-
gestion OF the lungs. Mr.. WentZen had been In
good health and mad sent out Invitations for
reception this week. saturday morning he was
taken suddenly Ill, and died before the arrival OF
physician. His remains were removed to Harper'S
Ferry for Interment c. b. Wentzell, brother OF
the deceased, Is postmaster at HarperS Ferry.