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BRIGGS COMMITTED I'D JAIL.
The Result Of the Inquest In the Case
of William Jones.

Coroner Patterson held an inquest at the sixth
rrecinct station to-day over the remains Of VIM.
Jones, colored, who was snot and killed by VIM.
Briggs on Washington Heights yesterday morn
ing, as published In yesterdays STAR The EVIL
dence given by a number OF witnesses went TO
show that the men quarreled over the possession
OF a hat, which was the cause OF the trouble that
resulted in Jones death. Jones and his brother
gave Briggs a thrashing. Briggs went on
and returned soon afterward and fred
two shots from q pistol at Jones, one
OF which took effect. DIR. Tyler, Tin making the au-
topsy, found that the bullet entered and lodged In
the heart, and was again carried out by the now
or blood, causing death almost instantly. The
jury returned verdict, holding the prisoner re-
Jail
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Auusememts IO-night.

ANnuSeu1emIO IOsuIKuts
ALBhUGH's--"Bellman-."
NArIoxAL-keene In Julius Cesar"
CONGREGATIONAL CHUBCH.-Boston symphony
Orchestra Concert.
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Battle Of shiloh"
HAKRls.-s0ne Of the Finest"
kkkNAkA-yariety.
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Special Bargain sale


OF shoes and slippers at the Star Shoe House:
15c. ladies' black cloth house Slippers
SOC. ladies' nne kid opera Slippers
Csc. ladies' genuine kid lace Oxfords.
So ladies' finest French kid, hand-turned, seam
less OxfOrds, actual value $.
&l.25 ladies' warranted kid button Shoes, opera
or cOmmOn-Sense style.
S1.97 ladies' bright Dongola kid Shoes, box toe
and French heels. or wide toe and cOmm0n-sense
heels.
8 ladies' French DoDgola kid, hand-sewed,
Shoes, worth fully s.
75c. misses, all solid leather. school Shoes.
81 misses fine dressed kid, worked buttonhOle,
Shoes commOn-SenSe heels or spring heels.
Csc. childrens spring heel Shoes, tipped or plain
sizes to 1Ok.
40c. childrens spring heels, with tips
QUO. Infants hne Dong0ia kid, worked button
hole Shoes, worth 75c.
soc. mems all solid leather lace Shoes.
&l.25 mems stylish button, lace or Congress-
81 mems warranted CALI button lace or Con-
gresS; opera, medium, and French toe.
4Oc. mems pebble grain house Slippers
81 youths and boys button or lace Shoes; guar
anteed all solid leather
sl.25 youths and boys veal calf dress, button
or lace, worth S1.75.
Bring this list with you for reference.
THE STAR SHOE House,
i I26 9TH street, between G and II.
Dealers Can Obtain good bargains In CT
gars at our Cigar and Tobacco Department
M. a. P. METzGER,
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LOCAL MENTION.


indications for the 81 hours commencing at p. M
For tne District OF Columbia, New Jersey, East
ern Pennsyivanis, Delaware, Maryland, and Viz
GINA, warmer fair weather, light TO fresh SOUTH
eriy winds
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"Ous PRIDx," fancy Minnesota patent -four, z5c.
per 4. barrel sack. Ask your grocer for it. None
10 equal II Wholesale and retail at 14th and s
nv
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RoBT. II. JOHNSON, - to "a 7th st. wing, Center
Market Strawberries, new potatoes, egg plants,
peas, caulinOwers, beans. branch asparagus, Gu
cCInbers, tomatoes, choice fruit, &C.
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CITY ITEMS
Great wooden Ware sale
At TIE FAIR, s12 7th St NV,

Satufuay. May ., lSSos
We have lately extended our wooden Ware
Department and in order to advertise It and bring
II favorably before the public We shall have this
special sale TOR saturday only-at the following
extremely low prices:
Mop Handle, with Mop only &c; regular price
A Two-hoop Bucket, with so Clothespins, extra
large Scrubbing Brush, one Bottle OF Blueing;
only 2Dc.
Double Washboard, only 15c.; regular price CSC.
A NO. Cedar Tub, first quality, only CSC.
Large Wash Tub with Double Washboafd, only
6Dc.
North Star washboard, solid zinc, best make.
only Sic. : worth 45c.
The same as above with protector 34c.; worth z0c.
Clothes BasketS 55c., CSC, $50.
wooden Soap Dishes, SC.
Scrub Brush, &C.; extra large, &C.
clothes Lines 80 feet &c. 90 feet 10c 30 feet 15c.
ROLLING Pin, &C. Hat Rack, seven-pin, &C.
Lap Boards, 4Dc. Friendship Carpet Sweeper,
$1.4S; worth $2.06. Zinc Cleaners &C.
CnopPlng Bowls, with Double Knife, &c
Mhlsk BroOms, SC. Splash Mats, &c.
DUST brusheS &c: Folding Clothes Bars only 79c. !;
worth $12o. Patent Folding Cutting Tables,
only eSc.; worth As. Ladies' Fav0rtte Washing
Machine, only 10c.
Ar TEE FAIR,
S12 7th ST. NV.
S1l and S13 9Th St NV.
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Special ParasOl Sale Saturday and Mon
day, at the Ortole, S22 9TH and 1722 Penna. ave.
Childrens Fancy Parasols, 23c.; Chldren's Sateen
ParasOls solid c0lors, BIC; Chidrens and Misses
Satin Coaching Parasos, 20, SO, and 9sc.; Ladies'
Zannela ParasOls. 49c.; Ladies' satin Coaching
Parasols ssc and 81. 10; arge-size Clara SIX Um-
brellas, sl.25; Ladies' Fancy Stripe and Plaid
Parasois, worth 81 at sls9; our $3.50 Ladies
seys 49c.; Plated Front Jerseys, 73c. much finer
Jerseys. csc. and $119; Childrens Undershrts, 10,
12H, Is, and 19c. Ladies' Vest plain or ribbed,
25c.; Dr. Warmers COrsets, CSC. Childrens En-
brOidered Caps, high or low crown, Csc; Ladies'
Cashmere Scarfs, all cOlOrs, 49c.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Bleached and Unbeached Jean Drawers, CSC.
our best Pepperh Jean Drawers, tailor-made, 49c.
Gauze UndershtrtS, long and short sleeves. Csc
summer Merino Undershirts, Soc; Balbrtggan
Shirts and Drawers, 49c.: Mems and Boys Fancy
Flannel Overshirts, Soc; Boys Shirt Waists,
plated front and back, 25c.; best Percale Shirt
Waists, laundred, SOC.
10000 Henry Clay Cigars, so In q box,
SOC. per Dox to appreciate this bargain, see the
lyA06Qs an fno rl-af'
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Mks's Coon FuR DgRBys, black and colored,
Sl.5O s., $3.50; boys straw hats, %, so, 75c., 81
l. c. Lewis, $50 7th st. DIV.
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OUR NEcKwEAR DEPARTMENT never was so wen
stocked with such choice goods as now. All grades
In every conceivable color. Franc, One Price Hat
ter and Furnisher, cor. 7th and ID.
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HousExEEPEas who are economically inclined
should read advertisement OF the Fair IN the City
items column
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lie DID Nor SHOOT HIMsELF.--A horse ran away
on Main street: so did John simpsons wife. The
horse left a buggy behind him on the street, and
the wife left seven poor nttIe chlidren az nome;
nearly crazed with grief, did not shoot himself,
but Ike a sensible man procured bottle OF Scotcn
Oats Essence, which Gained his excitement re-
Iieyed MS splitting head, alayed his irritation,
cleared his brain, and allowing MS runaway VIE
10 go her own way, he set about supporting ms
children. Moral: The runaway horse had TOO
much oats; the runaway wife too httle hei nus
AS certain reports have been in circulation for
some time past eliminating In anonymous and
malicious lbelS in several papers, the scotch oats
Essence CO. dor the assurance Of their customers)
from the irst moment they heard OF these reports
began 10 place upon each bottle OF Scotch Oats
E5sepce q $40 900 forfeit guarantee that there was
not particle OF any opiate or other narcotic In IT,
sworn 10 under oath, and every bottle manufac-
tured oy the company after April 10, 1888, Will
have this guarantee ON IT'S pasteboard wrapper.
NEVER did we have such attractive prices.
EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and TaiiorS
OUR LEapKR-Good Fur Deroy's. $50; latest
styles and colors. A. i. Lewis, 49, TIN ST.
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
) for SOC
The best and latest.
LAWN TENNIS and bicycle shoes and tennis balls
At GOODYEAR RUBBER co. s. 300 9th ST. NV.
NorIcK-An persons desiring fresh marketing
New YORK Market on Saturdays to be delivered
sunday free OF charge. Positively no goods sold
sunday, only orders sent out.
NEW YORK MARKET,
:. l. HOOVER, Proprietor,
cor. 81 aud Indiana ave-
LAWN MowzRs-Lawn mowers fiy netting at
L y. kinnahan CO.. hardware. 22l Pa ave- east.
A Delicious AROMA peculiar in itself Is i'm
parted In smoking Turkish CrOss-Cut Cigarettes
Coon BRAND COLLARS
3 for soc.
Perfect fitting.
Have no others
NEVER did we have such an immense stock OF
mems sack and cutaway suits
EisENAN Bros, 18th and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and TailorS.
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Cl1arp.

Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
Opera Bouquet Saboroso Danealia, Los Braves,
Little Captain, and Old crow brands all nrst-class
&c. Cigars We make liberal discount on above
Cigars when purchased by the box.
Cigar Department.
II. p M9TzGER,
AT 9TH st. NV.
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The Gseorraphical club,

The regular meeting OF the Geographical Club
was held on Tuesday evening. at the residence OF
w. 7. s. Curtis, in LeDroit Park. Dr.. George z.
Sloar guided the club along the course Of Stanley
explorations OF the Congo, condensing into an
hours talk the most interesting features In that
long and perilous journey. Areading by Mrs. Hor-
naday, and the story of the enchanted snow shoes,
as told by Mr.. Fairman, followed by the exhibit
ton by Mr. Upton OF some choice views OF inter-
esting places In New Mexico, completed the pro-
gram OF the evening. At the meeting next week
Mr.. o. b. Brown is TO lecture upon Hungary.
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HEsR1ErrAs.

11ENRIETTAS.
The new style French Dress Goods pure wool, finest
quality, nearly one yard and half wide, SERPENT.
real value. 81 price reduced, S7Hc.
SATIN MORE, (Watered Silk, newest style trim
ming. IN al coors, price reduced 70 75c.
FRENCH SATTEENs, finest quality, Csc
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, pure wool, nearly one
yard and half vide, all new shsdes wonderful cash
CREAM ALBATROSS. pure wool. extra wide double
width. real value. Soc. price reduced, 31Hc.
Don't deal with us until you have priced dry-goods
elsewhere. then you will come prepared 10 appreciate
our wonderful cash bargains
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
Cash Customers who buy % or over will select
ONE OF the following presents Pair Of large Dam
ask Towels. worth 81: Half Dozen Danask Napkins,
75c.; Pair Silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 7oc
BLACK SURAH SILK, excellent Quality 5Sc.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, pure WOOL fine quality,
yard and half wide, all new spring shades, real
BEAUfIFGL sATTsESs. newest styles. sxc
HENRIETTAS. wide, double width. pure French
wool, new shades. special cash bargain. 48c.
Selling on our Black and Colored Silks at real cost
price to reduce our Immense stock
Cash Customers who buy $40 over will select
ONE OF the following presents: Elegant Bridal Quilt
worth 310O; One Dozen Damask Napkins, 81 so. ;
Two Pairs Damask Towels. worth 81. ap2S
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To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
ldesre to call your attention to one serious evil
IN our public school system. / refer to the prac-
tice OF piling the lessons on the scholars In the
days Immediately preceding the close Of school,
II is welLknown physiological fact that the
body Is enfeebled 10 the spring. and is OF all times
least capable OF extreme mental exertiOn. And
yet 1t Is fact that the teachers in the public
schools almost double the lessons at this season OF
the year. the custom which prevails at the High
school, whereby no teacher 1nstructs the pupils
In more than one study, Is positive benefit TO the
pupils, as IL gives them the advantage Of receiv-
ing Information from one who has made speciality
OF the subject taught; but IL has this demerit,
namely, that each teacher Is more Or less I'M
aware OF, and does not appreciate, what is re-
CURED OF the pupils by teachers In other branches
Each teacher desires that his or her department
shall approximate perfection, and piles the work
on the students until their heads ache and their
nerves become shattered. The scholars certainly
cannot remember nor derive any advantage from
lessons literally choked down their threats. And
even II 1t were possible for them to derive any ad-
vantage therefrom, what does 1t profit q young
student just entering LIES work II he she gain
knowledge Of the ancients and Jose his or her
own health? In the name OF good health, good
sense and Justice to the rising generation, let this
annual spring forcing process be stopped.
COMMON SENSE,
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AUCTION SALES.
NnLINEKY AZ AUCTION.

MILLINERY AZ AUCTION.
n sAAnQEL sAMsTAG sai 81, cemnsoeins sATpE-
street northwest and continue FROM day day unfi
ssock y eisposed Of 1000 Straw Hsta LOCO riecss
Lace Coliars- straw Hats for and boyn, 1Ace 0o
ana othor ARTICLES TOO numerous 70 mention.
Bale positive. coma o., oows Ill. Ryk-2p
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FOR lighthouses.

IVoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE. lass ST n.
Il ". References required. my4-Sts
EroR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE. $50 22D ST n,
y W. from June to October /; e45 per month. Call
after 8 O'Clock pm. my4-St.
NOR PENTHOUSE zoos ST. n. w. ALL MOD
Apply 2o03 H stn-w. my4-3ts
EOR RENT-3l0 L ST. NV. NICE NEW HOUSE.
- rooms and bath. large yard. all mod imps
$2I.50; also several small houses, rooms. 81 and
SIC. Q. II. KNIGHT, GOT 9TH st. NV. my4-3t'
TOR RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
"a. ho1se near dupont Circle st nominal rent from
my4-1w GEO. W. LINKINS 18th and II Sta
EHOR RENT-s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE 1413 ST.
INV, with water and gas. e20.40. Inquire AZ
st. NV. my4-2ts
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AN the LEADING RAcQUETs end rENNIe oooDe
spaldinss. .-6looum" windsrners and fun hns Of
medium gra1e .. 49,. 49,.
worth. kc. Evorything q he Tennis hne -
wsahingtoa Depot q 4 q Dpaldtng 4 Deoa- SIC
~ ave tsp@&-1nl II A. HAITIAN
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SOLID GOLD WATCH, 81 per week,
or
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-ON SUNDAY WHILE COMING FROM Nc
IL Kendree church to 9Th and SITS W., pair Of gold
eyeglasses Please return to 10 9th at u and re-
ceive reward. It,
OST-3D INST. IN OR NEAR B. AND DEPOT
IL small black leather satchel. containing various
articles. including cards and owners name Liberal
reward il left at SOB II st. NV IT.
EOUND-ON CORNER An AND sTS SUM
IL of money, which the owner get by proving
ownership and paying for this advertisement F. A
LUTZ, 497 Ia. ave- II. ". It,
II OS1-oN oh AbOOt "a SI.. ON "wednesday,
466 NJ st. s.w. It,
II OsT-NEAR THE PENSION BUILDING, NEW
IL hair switch, in . paper sack. The finder will
please return to 745 4th ST. and receive
BILE reward. it,
T OST-LAST FRIDAY. April. q, SCOTCH COL
II lie Dog; answers to name of Don. IS reward II
returned TO 11O7 New Hampshire ave- NV. myc-3t'
II OST-ON MONDAY ON CONNECTICUT AVE. OR
~ psf, silver watch with gold chain. Suitable re-
ward II left at 1910 Connecticut ave. my2-3t
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

- 1As A'<AA<E<- -.
FHHR ssAIE.eo rnEr FRONT on HOWARD Av
50 fes, froat on isth "a extended q sse.
NEW mont E ss's :. f;'sn's s se ana
Eqk sAlE-sEvERAL DEsIRABLK BuIIDfSo
n1s. s oornes e ssa,s Carolina ave- sed io.h.
ria ois 81 nv ''' '-~ nss'M
EoR sAI.E-IoT ON @ ST. EXT 4rH AND SIN
rs II ss1 q :, Il. hgS ana fi .s q cs..
xSSss . = " JON sS y sst Els 900
EoR s.iE.Loi OF oRhshNr 81. BET. lord
ROM nna m IN s ss n'TS. s az, W. Ssa p Tour
wEscoTT MILCOf.
EoR sAII-sEvERAL LOIS IN TAkoMA PARK
Ly.N HUycK GO.
NOR sALE-FfNE LOTS 4oxi5O, OK srH ST.
s1 ss.s ss.. . aa nss. tTs, stree, cara
rs. sab.isniiai value in that soHi,y a. Ios rrSs
and %s es.S 'sr'na GEO. W. III, iaisSkIsS
I,oR sALE-AiLEy Lor. REAR CONNECTICUT
H., and .I / o., ssennss sou re i,s: pre- slso ps
scctt Circle; ios price 70 s6uder krriy 1850 Sss
n + PROPERTY.
buiidiSs small boass zoe Lot. On 1th q, n sbs ,Ss
ss Tbs rsSsrs ssn, the ss,p 1000 ,
OF the c.ty and 70 builder wall ray hsnd.onie rental
We oner several store ard dwellings ON II 81 suit
able for homes Investment 81 prices which VIII
water and sss; are under rental and well loossed.
Price OF stores. o., $50. houses. sl.s50
Handsome eleven room press brick dwelling on
Sc PROPERTY
We viii offer lots for building purroses on North
Caroline avenue for ss00 90 Sl.200 This ground
Ina avenue 3 and "a Sta. and in view OF the new
Il Srs .na g pss s'
nue. ot LOU lee, trSnt ~ - deep 90 Nes o. icy ave
st aud New Jersey avenue. 35c his ground wlls
shsrt IN the present extensive CaIitol B,n boonl
JOHN r. wAoaAMaS.
my3-6t 1908 zoos b q
L,oR sALE-LoTs IN lie pRoIr PARK AT LOW
II prices. A. l. BAkbEk CO. cor. 9Th aud at
NV my2-5t
IroR sALE-FoR s6.oOO-oNE OF IRE MOST
IL DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN the ". SEE
50 :eeL sTEfGEk Lil.BEkN.SS.
my&-a 1903 strcet
Eok sALf-CHoiCE BUILDING LOT. 2aSxpS
= ieet 70 slley on X ST. near 18th adjoining very
hs sT IssasRs ilp,ssysn rss
EoR sALE-oNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
j. Il. HEREFORD.
my2-ots l423S street.
I.oR shIf-fINE LOCATION FOR coAI-DUMP
n r.. las feet railroad front D, 10 depth 81 alley
cheapest lots the vicinity to-day. Gall address
0oe New York ave. NV. arSOlw
IroR LE-NAIUABIE CORNER BIrUDiNG
site opposite West Capitol Park. corner Of let and
u sits nv, 45N10O feet. iron ting ON the Capitol
ar2s-2w 1924 st NO.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AT A PLEASANT COUNTRY SEAT IN THE
"A mountains OF Va few bosrdcrs for the
months. Address JAS. JET. Washington. kapps-
hammock. Co. Va uIy4~eo-1m
COUNTRY BOARD AT RANDOLPH ssTAIIOS.
~ on Metropolitan Branch X. u good water. shade.
fruits and milk. house oTen May 10th Address
ELIAS kEIsER. Montrose, Md ms-3r
A LMEIDA. BERRYyILLE, va, Is NOW oPEN
"A Tor summer boarders. terms. e25 per month. no
small children nurses tasea Address Miss l. NJ
CROW my4-1
INQUIRE AFTER 8 PM AT ll3l 5TH ST. y. W.
for country board station. also TOR furnished
House in country with garden. Ice and convenleDces
for large family or for summer boarders myss3t'
CPRlN6 BANK OFFERS fIksTcLAss BOARD.
Olarke fruit milk IN proiuslon. &c Terms
e. per week Trains met daily. References exchanged
Address SPffNO BANK. Alexandria Va apssO-2ws
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Also other houses in most desirable locations We
cali particular attention to FURNISHED HOUSES in
our hands for rent they comprise of the hand
soonest in the city. We offer them at reasonable
hgures. HILL JOHNSTON,
my:3-6t 73S 18th at NV
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BRI6HTvooD RAcEs.-Tuesday, May 8, p. n
Three minute and 2:30 class PAGERS and trotters.
NEVER In the history OF our business did we
have such an elegant stock OF boys and children's
clothing. ElsExAS BROS. 7th and E.
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors-
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for soc.
Why pay more.
LAWN NowgKs-Lawn mowers, fly netting, at
Z n EinnahaD & Co.'S hardware, 22l Pa. ave. east.
AZ Ec
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Dealers Can Obtain good bargains In CT
gars at our Cigar and Tobacco Department.
NJ. d. P. METZGRR,
AT 18th st. NV
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The Following Wonderful Bargain,

are offered for Tomorrow only at s. ". Augen-
STEMS, $3.50 and S21 9TH st. NV: Handsome
new styles Decorated Tea Sets SO pieces, 1899;
Decorated French China Fruit Plates, 13c.; Il doz:
Dinner Sets, $lOo7, worth SIC; AZ Sheets Shelf Pa
per, &C.; handsome Hand-painted Chamber Sets,
$328, regular price 50; Floor OiIcloth, &c. yard
worth Soc; Market Baskets &C.; 2-qt. Covered or
Block-Ttn Saucepans, &c.; 3-qt 12c.; 4-Qt, 16c. !;
6-qG, 49,. Water Bucket and 80 ClOthespfns 15c. !;
2 Children'S Brooms, &c. Examine our SIS Rattan
Baby Carriages, lined with plush or satin reduced
TO $901 SIS Cane or Rattan, lined with fine satin,
and satin Parasol, only S10S9; all others equally
as low; RefrgeratOrs and Ice Chests from 81. Is
up. save money and purchase your Trunks from
US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-04

10000 Henry Clay Cigars SO In q box,
SOC. per Dox to appreciate this bargain, see the
goods; nothing like them on the market.
N. & p. METZaER
Az 9TH st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

& az I'd e !. as
sli Ia q 81 zda r e
i isS$ s: Z. III 49,: &
SiS E; g iSSs 8 800: x s g
IA q So 3; !. as s Or st 8 g
s s$i 5a GAP ;, s. liz SO g Peiress .
isss I'm ia Ism s 4. Or
90 3: 8: nv nv is s ;. ayr
a ss ss = r. r 9 5sSs L.vrsnce St Or
sis . 50 % sos st {: ave w. ss.
sSs & n s. s s hs i
/: l is Z so s. :: nv. or L
80 2oth st n W. 81 % SO pos 9Th stnw AZ 10 10
spss s''A t casi b,s % no. 30
3 sssa I,S.i .,o 4 sGGzS hGDEHs
INoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED
lgsh i: above Dupont Circle lor. ali mod ,mpa IS
$40 st. rooms and bath. 40
alg Sd St n.s- sr al mod imps IS
'o' ~ .'"' Oh + Tyler ifS xxi saGTHE RFoRb. 20
1a2S-14we 1907 st. n
TOR RENr-3l0 MAPLE AVE. LIE DRoIT PARK:
hsrd-oii finish hardwood nantes and tile earshsn.
&C.: long, handsome porches front and back and bal
cony overlooking city and east section S45. my2-3ts
EoR RENT-A NINE;ROoM HOUSE, peg h ST n
II e. in best of order, all conyeniencss. sis per mo-
key next door. Apply 635 ST. NV, g. +. sCHAF-
FER. ap30-3m
EOR RENT-FOR THE SUMNER, PRIVATE RES
II idence, overiooking city; large grounds. shade
fruit garden, stable hertc and cars furnished:
possession june 1; $50 per month. Address Box I00
Star office. ap2l-2w.
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHKD.
III o. ave nv By St NV. 1T
a Lafayette So, 1Sr. .230 2402 14th st.... .666l
1916 st. nw- LII. lI5 1896 10th ST. NV. 10r. &65
St NV. Frs 49,. i2S 10Th St, near Q. Tor. 80
l413 St NV, lar. l2Q 1871 10Th St. 81. SO
1925 10th st.nw. 15r .1152422 l4th ST. 9r.......50
1929 at NV. 15r.. 100 1914 30rn ST. NV l7r 30
16i4 LIST st. n. .13r 100 1870 81. sw., llr. 40
1904 Conn. ave-. 13r. ..-i1l1 St NV. 40
1915 VT Nv. NV. 12rS334S31 2d ST NV, Or. 40
1894 2Sth st. lar so 1909 18th St NV, store
1109 9th st, 11r. -.....75 and dwelling IS
1I04 Conn ave, 1r....15l012 n. II. ave. Or. %
2404 14th Io2.SS LIST W., o 10
ST. 18th st. n W. lar. 7OSO2 alst NV l4rs.-
The above houses can De examiner by permit from
our office only THOMAS j. FISHER & CO..
apps 1924 st. H.
EOR RENT-l3l4 9TH ST. NV 10 r.. STORE.
and dwelling mod imps.; $50.
1913 9th st. NV. l. r., mod imp $50.
S20 st NV. II r.. mod imp $4,000.
For full list call at office Bulletin issued tine LIST
and 18th Z. +. ROSENBERG,
apll-1m 6l3 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-04

l.. HI. Hopkins Removed 70 $50 F 81.
Screen door and window Frames, Mosquito and
Poulty Wire, all widths eo-2t
founR's Bargains. Lowest prices. 924 9TH st3
Summer Carriage Robes.
You will find an elegant assortment in Monte,
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, all
at prices that we guarantee to be correct.
T0PHAM's,
eo,2w 1871 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Cut Prices in Paints. ia st. 3
The Races,
After the races call on Frank Johnson cor of
9th and sts- NV, and get the best drinkables
and eatableS In the city at reasonable prices
JoHNsoN's RESTAURANT, Ninth and Z.
"KOyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Phillips DigeStible Cocoa does not dis
treSS, and adds flesh and weight. 2
California Tickets, J. F. Minor. B. 4 o.
Depot. pot
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LNOK RENT
II 9l5 l. lar, all mi &7 5 Sl3 10Th St n e. Or A 10
1929 w. ave. l2r mi 6;5 l2l Wylie st. ne Or
951 st., 8r &store, n. l. SO ll26 st me-, or - 10
300 ST. me-, Or "a Rear 2621 ct. w., Ar. 10
1908 Wyle st. me-, Or q. so 1873 Bound o. 80
1925 10th st n e., Or. IA 1926 I'd ST. g. e. 5r.. &
S15 18th st. ne 81 1924 Wylie ST. ne 5r q so
my1-lm SWORMSTEDT& BRADLEY, 927 NV