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PREPARATIONS FOR THE STATE CoNvRNTIoNs.-The
local movements In the direction of the coming
choice OF the next President are now active here
At noon to-day number OF delegates from the
neighbOrtng counties to the Petersburg republi-
can convention met at Pythtan Hall here &C the
call OF state committeeman, Edwin Burke and
began conference as TO the proper method OF
procedure In the nomination OF district delegates
TO Chicago. Democratic delegates from the upper
country are passing through and taking the Nor.
folk boats to attend the state convention at Nor
folk which Is TO choose delegates to st. Louis and
the Alexandria democrats, with large number Of
other citizens will leave for the convention In the
Norfolk boat this afternoon. MessrS d. K Wind
sor and Charles Dearborn, OF the Potomac Hall
range for the reception at the Petersburg cOnven-
tion. That delegation consists of three white
men-Messrs Windsor, Crupper and Dearborn,
and three cOlored-Messrs. Singleton Harris and
Allen. The Pythian Hall deiegatesLMessrs Nc
Kenzie, COrbett and their associates will carry a
fuii delegation TO Petersburg. It Is certain that
even II petersburg holds two republican cOnven-
tons Alexandria has sent enough for O full rep
resentation in both OF them.
CORPORATION C0URT.-The May term OF the Cor
poration Court, which was fixed for last Monday,
was delayed by the sickness OF Judge Meade until
to-day. and was opened this morning by Judge W.
l. Clarke, OF Winchester, who OF late has been
almost circuit judge holding sessions In Alexan-
dria as regularly as In Winchester. Judge Meades
health Is In very precarious condition. His term
expires with this year, and then Hon. Charles L.
stuart Will resume his place as Judge OF the Cor
p0ration Court, which he relinQuished six years
ago.
NOTES.-The Alexandria Light Infantry will
leave here this afternoon for Norfolk take part
IN the Confederate memorial services there
OF the late E. c. Holmes, al 81 500 her house on
Cameron street, between Pitt and ST. Asaph This
Is comfortable, three-StOry frame dwelling, with
back lot, In very eligible location for residences.
The mayor has sent J. Z. BrartOn cOlored, to
jail for ninety days on conviction OF larceny OF
goods from W. s. Towson.
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CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET.

PH1LADELpH1A STORE
WHITE GOODS:
Will offer all kinds Of White Goods such a.
India Linens. Victoria LAWNS
Nainsooks, Linen Lawns,
Dotted Swiss, Plaid Muslins,
PQue in Check and Stripes
At very low prices Call and see.
EMBROIDERIES:
MN ofer all kinds OF Embroideries at prices that
Cambria Edginss. Nansook Edgings,
Swiss Edgings. Cambria Flouncings,
Swiss FlounclnRs
All widths, from &c. up to az. So
LACES. LACES
VIII offer all kinds and styles Of Laces in narrow and
wide A
Torchon Lace (machine-made) Torchon Lace (hand.
made). Oriental Lace, Point Gauge, Dentelie
Black, White and Cream silk Flouncings very cheap
Bargains in Colored Dress goods
Bargains in Black Silks
Bargains in Black Dress Goods
so doz Ladies' Hose. Fast Black Split Foot: viii be
sold for 25c pair. This IL the beat bargain ever
onered They never were sold Less than SOC.
colors. VIII besod at the low price Of II j<c
MxTTiNGs. MEETINGS.
Barssine in Mattings at 12bc., worth l5c Atl5c
worth 20. At2Qc., worth 25c At 25c worth 30c
Al 30c, worth 35c. At 35c.. worth 4Oc. At lOc,
BARGAINS IN ALL DEpARTMENrs
CAkHART LEIDY.
my12-42 926 7th and 706 K Sta nv
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THAr TIRED FEELING

Is experienced by almost everyone at this season. and
many people resort 70 Hoods sarsaparilla to drive
away the languor and exhaustion. The blood. laden
with impurities which have been accumuating for
months moves sussishiy through the veins the mind
fails to think quickly. and the body is still slower to
respond. Foods sarsapsria is just what is needed
1t purihes vtazes and enriches the blood makes the
head clear, creates appetite overcomes that tired
feeling. tones the nervous system and imparts new
strength and vigor to the whole body
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5 Prepared only
oy Z. HOOD l. CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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CITY ITEMS.
BABY Carriages.
BABY Carriages.

BABY Carriages. BABY Carriages.
We are again In receipt OF complete line OF
Baby Carriages. and can show the largest and
finest selection in the city.
The FAIR, s12 9TH St NV.
Grand Special Sale OF Carriages,
Thursday, May II, 1888.
A good, strong Rattan Carriage upholstered in
rep-pretty style-ln either paraSol or canopy top.
ms carnage Is worth $40. We Will sell them for
"our leader" An attractive carriage. styltshly
gotten up-upholstered in silk plush, with satin
Terra Gotta, Gen-darme. Old Gold or Blue. We
will sell these carriages for $11.9s
lected MISUNDERSTANDING gotten up. This carri-
age shows up as well as many $50 carriage. We
will sell them Thursday for sl34s.
giant rep with silk plush roll to MATCH extra fine
running gear. We had this carriage made speci-
ally TO order to sell for sls We win sell some
We have line OF Fine Carriages that can't be
matched elsewhere, and 1t will be to your interest
to come In and see them. On Thursday. May II.
The FAIR, s12 7th st. NV.
Booming! BOOming!! BOoming!M
Our tea and COFFEE department being largely
spsndd goods low no pres
AIT 7th street northwest.
Our Neck.Wear Department is replete
with new styles, pretty silks and correct shapes.
Don't take our word for 1t but come and see
Franc, one Price Halter and Furnisher, Cor 7th
and ID.
Excellent roasted coffee, 20 cents.
NJ. and p METzGER
AT 18th street northwest
Mems and Boys Flannel Overshirts
and Wafsts, SOC. up to $3.50. Most complete
stock at c. AUERBAcH's 7th and streets IL IA 10
summer Carriage Robes.
You VII! md an elegant assortment in Monte,
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, all
at prices that we guarantee to be correct.
TOPHAN's
eo,2w 1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
S3 Per Gallon. 1Jc. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEE's, 9th near st. w&s
hPhilIips' Digeslible Cocoa, a ve-y nu-
trft1ouS drink for children. 6
"ROyal Clue, mends China, Glasswood, &C.
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WHY THEY CARRY BLACKJACKs-This morning,
In the Police Court, James K Howe was charged
by Omcer Costello with carrying blackjack. He
said that he was employed as q conductor on the
7thstreet railroad and that when mis- work is done
he has to walk a long distance to his home after
midnight, and about four years ago, he said, his
sonal recognizance. "A colored boy named Ethan
A. Young was charged by Officer Rhodes with q
similar offense. He told the policeman that the
boys bothered him and that he carried the weapon
for seif-protecti0n. The Judge warned him against
the practice OF carrying deadly weapons and re-
leased him on his own recognizance
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And A1ajm.

TIE WASHINGTON BALL-rossERs FALL BEFORE rHI
DETROIT sLuGGERs-OrHKR GAMES YESTERDAY
The Washington boys batted hard enough res.
terday TO have won an ordinary game but pitted
as they were against the Detroit slugRers they
| lost the contest by score Of IL tot reason for
the defeat may be found In the fact that all OF the
errors by the Senators were made by two
nen-3 by Daily. who was pitching, and whose
errors were therefore TO be expected and 5 ~
irwin, who. In his position at short should have
mao a clean record The rest OF the team played
well The Detroits earned and the Washingtons
runs murray caught Daily wen, and made a
safely but Hoy, who could not ind Lady Baldwins
curves The senators made IL hits and errors,
ana the Detroits 13 hits and errors O'Briep led
single.
After IL innings Umpire Valentine called the
tne score standing 8 TO 3 The Giants hit hard,
nearly twice as hard as the Pittsburgers but they
c0ulQ not bunch them The errors were apiece.
Inc batteries were Calvin and Fields, and keefe
and Ewing.
The Bostons beat the Cnicagos on the latters
grounds In six innings by the score Of 20 to 8.
Inc grounds were muddy and unit for playing.
van hdltren pitched TO Darling, and was hit 21
uuleS boston, OF course. put In the 10000 bat
teIy. ClarkSon was hit hard enough, the dis
patcnes say, TO win an ordinary game. but this
was not an ordinary game. Chicago secured IL
Nus. The errors were by Chicago and 3 by
Boston. The wires tell the story that Lynchs
umpir1ng was wretched, but impartial.
Az Cleyeland-Cleveland, z; Brooklyn, 3 At
Pniladelphia-Athletic, II; Baltimore, 3 AT Gin
Kansas City; rain.
The LeDroits defeated the National Fencibles BY
score OF ID TO g. Homer pitched for the v1ctorS
and struck out Is men.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
J. c. Nichols to L N. Ingram, pit. lot IL, blk. 1s,
Meridian Hill; g. ]. s. Boss to Emma T. McIn-
tire sub 4. 50. 35s; 5000. Mollie s. Phillips to
D. Ryan. sub 1O2 50. 753; &, 500. F. j. Shadd to
Catherine lockwood, sub %, sec. 2, Barry Farm;
$3.50. susan b. Sheriff to c. A. McEuen, pt. Bealls
adventure; $500, &C. c. A. McEuen tot NJ. ID. Ward,
same property; $500. G. Emmert ct al. TO Virginia
Gieseking ct al, sub 10 and 30. So 36S; 1000. j.
H. Jameson TO Elizabeth Skeliey, sub d. SO. 1859;
5il; s.. b. B. Wells TO T. E Waggaman, trustee,
lots and 10, 50. 298; $1,000. W.OBrlen TO same,
lot 90 and 80 70 %, So 104; $4,000. Annie E.
+. Herring to Frank E. Du Paul, lot j, 81. 1OO7;
81, 600. Elizabeth ID. Cullen to Alexander Payton,
bert ct al. sue c. So I6l: 900. Amelia z Worm
ley, sub b, do; s, 500. A. Behrend to Matilda
Baumgarten, pit 40, so. 51S; g.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY coMpASr

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1sGs for Elm
cational and Charitable purposes. and It's FRANCHISE
made part Of the present State Constitution In 1873
by an overwhelming Popular vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly. and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
every three months (sarch June. September and De-
cemberl.
msnfsf for du ~, Monthly and Quarterly Drautn0s ~
The Lotsiand STATE Lottery Com ysdbD. and Fersea
MANAGE and control the UraarfVs Themselves that
The sdD.s conducted rith honesty. ydsy1es aud
QoOdJash fOtndrd all parties. and daforlZs f COM
20 thus oertlacafe. srsfh
ndtVreS dttached. IN az dduegflSelnc,Rs"
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Amusemsnss TO-nighs.

Amusemsmts Tonight
AIBAuGHs-"The Black Hussar"
NArIosAI--McNlsh, johnson Slavin's Min
strels.
PANORAMA BUuprNs.-"Battle Of shiloh"
HARRIs'.-"Stranglers OF Paris
kERNANs-Drama and Variety.
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the 81 hours commencing az r N
For the District OF Columbia, Virginia, ana Nottn
Carolina, slight changes In temperature Iair
weather followed by local rains. nght 70 Iresn
soutneriy winds
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FILLING THE CIRCUIT COURT JuRIRs--In Circuit
Court No l, Judge Hagner, this morning. the fol-
lowing names drawn yesterday, OF persons to NIL
vacancies IN the jury, were called: George Prince,
excused; w. H. Myers and II. l. Crawford, ac-
cepted. In Judge Merrick's court, No. 2 W. Kee.
seeker was returned not found and John A. Gray,
ID. J. N. Wayman, and w. II. Edelen were ac-
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Po1sosous CosMEr1ca.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER d
harmless - the dew preserves and beauties natural.
IT, Properly applied cannot be detected The follow.
ing Druggists and those named in succeeding sdver-
tisement comprisnR all the leading Druggists In the
city, sell and specially recommended
Try "Freeman's Lallah Rookh Handkerchief Ex-
strength, swestly clingins permanent. Soc Der or
J. Massey, Sle 4th Of; b. stone IN and Z sta
Mas ave: + b Cutler n J. ave; and St; VI. Z,
Kiocsewsk Oh and sts Il crisxsil, iioi -
Butler Clarridge. Ind. and St: Van Syckeis,
18th and sts; J. W. Drew. Conn., ave. and ct n w.
L M.ss.ll Y2d and I z. NV; e F. Ksim, 1915 I4th
and Penn. ave. J. H. Purdy. 9TH and sIa L Eli.
Stt 10th apd :ts ny $.E Cisse1 10Th e aud n.
Co. 1st and sta NV; Ware Eb6itt House; Chas
Vermont ave. and 18th ST. F. p Weller ISL Sth ST.
Remsburg Elliott 1908 14th St; A T. Hofer, 9Th
and O sts. r. Brace. 3Oth and sts.; Tschiffely q
Evans, Wholesale Agents. ap1l-eo3nl.
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commissioners
We DE undersigned Banks and Rdnfers. triH rag al
Prtxes dratca The louisiana STATE Lofteres WlIoA
may BE- presented al counters
NJ WAI.MSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres. state National Bank
A. BALDWIN,. Pres New Orleans National Bank
CARL koHN. Pres. Union National BAnk
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The COurts.

POLICE CoURr-JudQe Shell
To-day, Alex. Brown and John Fields coored.
loud and boisterous; 8 or 10 days each Henry
Robertson and John Brutus, throwing stones;
collateral forfeited Ethen A. Young, colored,
James E. Howe, do; do. Robert Hutchinson dis
orderly conduct; IS. Michael Callan, profanity
AZ or 4 DAVIS
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Injury 70 Youn1 shade Tree,

ImJuHy 20 YOUNG ShoA0 TfO00.
To the Editor of TEE EVENING STAB:
The young shade trees In many localities OF this
city are being bled to death by peculiar little
worms or parasites which inhabit their tender
bark, growing as they grow, and as surely sapping
the life out Of them. An example may be seen In
front OF No. LOOT street northwest Cannot
something be done BY the parking commission TO
save these beautiful ornaments to our city?
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RoBBRRIEs REPORrED.-Clarence R Dufour No.
1900 street, reports stolen from store Monday
$9O.-Fred. l. Blair, No. 1919 Sd street. reports
stolen from him sunday q silver watch a pair
OF shoes, an umbrella and $10.-Patrick White,
corner OF I'd and streets reports that his saloon
was entered at an early hour yesterday morning
and robbed OF 200 cigars and some small Change
Arthur g. Kerr, No. 2104 Ii street northwest re-
ports that his house was entered some time last
night oy cutting blinds from a basement window,
and was robbed OF ST In cash, some silyerware
and some clOthing.-MrS Thurston, No. 226 b
street northwest, reports the larceny OF a dress
and lace cap.-MrS E j. Adams, No. l7l9 18Th
street, reports stolen from bureau drawer SS6.-
Mrs j. c. Pyle, No 4Os 9th street. reports the lar.
ceny Of clothing valued at 81
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1858. EsrAs11sHrD 1858
WHOLESALE. wHoLEsAIEn wHoLEsALE,!,
B. ,. BEHREND L SON CALL ArTEN-
TON TO THE TRADE THAT THEIR STOCK
OF HOSIERY. GLOVES. UNDERWEAR. RIB
BoNs. NOTIONS. TOYS. BAsE-BALLs
&C.. IS now COMPLETE. WITH OUR IN.
CREASED FACILITIES WE WILL GUAR
ANTEE PRICES AS Low AS ANY HOUSE IN
THE EASTERN MARKET.
GIVE Us CALL AND WE WILL CON.
VINCE You THAT 1T WILL BE TO YOUR
INTEREST TO TRADE WITH Us
b. J. BEHREND 4 SON,
s1s 9TH ST. NV,
BETWEEN ANDL
P. s.-MAn ORDERS SOLICITED.
TELEPHONE No 1894 my32w
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COMPARATIVE WORTH or BAKING POWDERS.

ROYAL ubsoAa.b u
GRANTS -.
3UAFORDS,
HANFORDS, whsnf
REDHEADS
CHARM 81.
AAAZON
CLEvELAND'SIahOr wtso Il LlE5
PIONEER Francisco. -
CAR.
DIR. PRICES. ...........
SNOW FLAKE @ronO...
LEW1S:-.-
PEARL
HECKERS..
ASPP Drew seo: . "s
BULK Powder
RUMFORD'S, notfrehl
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
As to Purity wholesomeness of tho Baking Powder
open s R % a s 1s s H. Il:
phosphsts injurious ~ NV e. Low. o Php
otis
n % h.ss1 s % as @ sk s
sns s
tn. % I .e, s @ to e:
No other article foOd ved SUCH Seh and uni
y.S
comparative Baking
pssn e.n s As and s by
each calculated the result indicated This
Powder while pound
@ f t & thar NO th R1 Rsi G pS n the sn
person of thesefa
dangerous ss ~ >A '' "sn strength
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Personal.

A YOUNG MAN, WITH BUSINESS QUALIFICA-
"A TONS wishes to become acquainted with Lady of
some means. References given and required Address
Box lo2. Star ofhce. my16-2ts
IF MISS SARAH TRENIS. FORMERLY EN-.
ployed in the Government Printing Office, will send
her address she will greatly obige THOS B. PENICKS
1414 9Th ST. NV. myl5-3ts
WM WILLIAMS. GEO. W. MCELFRESH, AU.
w thOrized Private Detective Agency. All conmu-
ncatiOns promptly attended to aud strictly conden-
tisl ONCE open all hours. W. WILLIAMS. Manager,
926 ut. NV. my4- 1ms
A TTENTION! PARASOLS OUR SPRING SPE-
"A ciAlty Wool Blankets cleaned by our process re-
main soft and white Prices very reasonable.
ap3Ol-m A. FISCHER, 8O6 @ st. NV.
TUSTH'S OLD STAND IS THE ONLY PLACE
e. where 6rst-class Second Hand Clothing can be
sold 1t respectable prices. Address call ct 619 ct
NV my1-9m
lanes J. BROOKS UATE CHIEF U. g. SECRET
q Service) has organized National Detection and In
all points. HS-3ms
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LEAVE TRIAL ORDER for our special fancy Min
Desota -four $3.50 barrel; $1-4S quarter; 74c.
eighth AT our stand in center Market, 9TH
street wing, b street end, or stall 196, X street
market; or mail postal ordering c. D. D. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded. w. J.
Morton CO., CMerchant Miiers, Buffalo, n. ~
Warehouse and office 2O6 10th st. u. W.
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THosE interested In the trustee saleo sCuckolds
Delight" near Brookland. win ma an omnibus &C
p m, to-morrow afternoon At the ONCE OF Tho&I z
Waggaman. 9l7 street. 70 convey them 70 the
place " sale.
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Silks. Silks. SILKS.

OlLkS. D1LKS. S1LKS.
FANCY SILKS 37k 40. As, 4Sc
hENRIETTAS. the new style dress goods, gobelin
5l9e, tan terra Gotta and gray. WIDE DOUBLE
BLACK sURAH SILK, excellent quality. real value
HENRIE1TAS. all pure French wool, very finest
quality. nearly IL yards wide tan, terra Gotta OF
blood, gray. gobeIn blue; cash value 81; price re-
INDIA LINEN. very fine quality. cheap at 15c: re-
SATIN MORE Iwstered silk). the new style trim-
anime nnr o. WasSnnTson aEe cordially inyited to
You have bought elswherel We delight III showing
our wonderful cash bargains.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, rs, SIC, 81.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, pure French wool, IL
yards wide; special cash bargain S7kc
ERENCA SATTEENS, finest quality, Csc
HENhIETTAS, finest French wool, all colors double
width cash value 62c. reduced to 4Sc.
Cash Customers will please select of the follow
ing presents II they buy $5 or oyer Pair Damask
75c half dozen Damask Napkins. 75c Select ONE
OF the following presents II buy $40 or over Ele-
giant Bridal Quilt, worth $50: two pairs Damask
Towels worth 81; one dozen Dnmask Napkins 81 SO
my11
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READ WHAT TIE FAIR says about baby carriages
In to-day's City Items column
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AUCTION SALE OF house No. 1928 18th street on
Thursday, May IL, lsss at ) O'Clock pm. The lof
d 10 feet inches front oy 80 feet In depth.
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X W. HENDERSON & Co.. lib + street Choice
wall papers window shades, sc.
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MARRIAGE LICESsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10. John H.
Coleman and Rosa b. Guy; John j. Hunt and
Mary E. Mulcare; John c. Proctor and Emma v.
Anderson, OF stafford County, Va; Jackson Reid
and Amanda Brooks, both of r. w. County va:
p q. County. MI -
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VERY INTERESTING SALE WIN take place To-
morrow morning at DuncanSon Bros. auction
rooms, being the captured and abandoned property
held by the Governments A Large number OF
watches are among the collection
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The NCCAULL OPERA SEAsOS.-The fourth week
OF the engagement OF Col McCaull's opera company
at Aloaugh's Will be given up 10 "The Beggar STU
dent another Of Carl Mill0ecker's operas, which
has become very popular.
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We ARE THE ONLY house In Washington that sell
Clothing direct from the hands OF workmen-
EIsENAN BROS, 9Th and Z,
Manufacturing ClOthiers and Tailors
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sales OF Real Estate.

i. E. Waggaman. trustee OF the Lenthal estate,
has bought Tor SIG 900 lots 90 and 30 TO 3D. square
1O4. each II by 90 LIS. between and f. 10th and
21st streets He has also bought for % 900 Of B. B.
Wells, lots o and TO- so. 2ys % by 20 each, on
Maryland avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
southwest. Alexander Payton has bought of
Eliza d. cullen for s, 600, sub 81, so. COS 19H by
95 feet, on Corcoran street between 14th and i5lh
streets northwest.
Mr.. Augustus Sehoonmaker, Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, has bought OF Alice E
Mcbride for $4,000, suo lot So SO. no. fronting
northwest.
Virginia Gieseking ct al have bought of G. En-
inert ct al, for 1000, subs 10 and 80 Roth's sub
square $3.50 by 13S feet on the west side OF 9th
street, between VI and n northwest
A. Herbert ct all have bought OF Amelia E.
Wormley sub lot b, square 16l, and OF G. 8. Worm
ley sub lot L, adjoining, for 500 each. They are
located on street, between Connecticut avenue
and 18th street, and are each IL by GALL feet
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tr0R SALE-AT A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE
~ owner must leave the city; two;story brick. =.
St ne, Lincoln Park; south front, six rooms
BATH hail. &C. All in complete order yard filled with
fruit trees. ALBERT L. Fox. 920 ST. n. why p "
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Address Registered Letterto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANk
New Orleans. IA

N scHREiHI1 NEkcaA1T TAILOR.
U1s ox0 Naryland ave- aW.
.Assnt for g. ~ samnoSs Z o. 81 Boston, -.
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FOR lighthouses.
EOR RE
Gro ~

EoR RENT-THAr ELEGANT NEW HOUSE NO.
4 1877 18th ST. NV Containing 10 rooms. cellar.
bath and every modern Improvement handsomely
pspered throughout Price s55 per month
WAsHN DANENHOwER
Successor " Dsnenhower Son,
myl2-lw lII5Fst
EoR RENT-32l ID ST. s e. A SQUARE FROM
- New Library handsome. two-story and basement
rooms ana bath. bay window, press brlct, over 10
feet 'front.' just completed; cabinet mantelstcr
chandeliers. all modern improvements; fronting
park convenient for three lines Of cars open for In
spection; &35 per month myI2-6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-16
CITY AND DISTRICT.

WALL PAPERS, window shades, decorations, &C.
RICHARD HENDERSON, g23 + 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-16

NEXT WEEK AT THE NATIoNAL-The sale of seats
Tor the engagement OF John A. stevens and his
comedy company In the comedy drama "a Mar
row Escape" which Will be seen at the National
next week, opens tomorrow morning. A company
OF unusual merit Will be seen, including John A.
stevens, Henry Holland, Hudson ListOn Fred
Lennox, VIM. Paul BOwn, Marion Russell, Emily
Lytton, Margaret Launer, Georgia Dickson and
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-16

Eok sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME
dwelling and stable 9TH - let~e~u I aud [ sts
nw house IN go9d repair, and desirAble AZ home or
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-16
DIxoS's YEAST POWDER always reliable.

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