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GET your knee pants suits OF ErsEMAy's, :

GOODYEAR RCBBEE CO., 300 9th street north
west. keep everything In Rubber. Cali on them II
you desire goods in this line.
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He Shot a Man In the Neck.

PENITENTIARY.
d. p. Mcpherson, who claims to be from this
city, was sentenced at Chambersburg, Pa, yester-
day TO the penitentiary for six years for shooting
Joseph Wiley, near Camp Hill, on January % last
Mcpherson was engaged as a medicine peddler
and an outdoor preacher, and claimed also TO be
United States detective. While he was holding
service In a little church In the mountains young
Wiley laughed at some OF his queer sayings, and
Mcpherson obtained a warrant or a constable for
Wiey'S arrest for disturbing religious meeting
He attempted TO serve the warrant himself, and on
Wey's resisting he shot him In the neck and back
fnfiicting a wound from which Wiley will be a
cripple for life. Mcpherson pleaded Self-defense,
but was convicted and sentenced. lie made a
rambling sp ech To the court, In which he claimed
TO have bern the police force in Washington for
seven or eight years, and that he was on duty at
the Baltimore and Potomac depot wnen President
Garfield was shot II Is said that a commission Of
lunacy will be applied Tor TO try TO have him sent
TO an asylum Instead VI the penttentiary,
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OUR LEiDER-GoOd Fur Derby'S $50; lates,
styles and colOrs. A. 7. Lewis, ABS TIN ST.
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Coon BRAND COLLARS,
) for soc.
Why pay more.
THE UNITED STATES ALLIANCE.

GET your clothing for self and children Of Else
mans, 9Th and f.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.


E1 hENT-pRkSs-BRICK BAY-wINDOw, WITH
oo1cxets eeiiAx. seven rooms and bath; all modern
@p5fovemeou; eewy papered and painted all In ueos
S o- -..o1. az rev Yoek ave- NV. ap.1-lws
k0h ekNT-NTNE-ROOM HOUSE; MOD INPs.
Sx0 !xtn q. NV. Inquire 925 lsth Ct sp27-2ts
E0R RENT-14ROOM HOUSE lbs A ST. NE.
- modern improvements; $50 per month. Inquire
W a.. CHAS g. SHREvk
.P-I-St 1l25 9TH st. ny
EOk RENr-2-sTORY AND BASEMENT PRESS
~, n0Hse; nine rooms. all modern improvements;
.s.oic xVxzOie 1887 Sst nv. ap27-3t'
EToR, kENr-A 49, Room HOUSE NEAR THE
4 ~ nrnnEton VIII be rented partly furnished for
$11vO Ihs q the rent for this 'houSe unfurn shed
H.-.s- ooA o9. star ONCE ap21-Sr
ToH kENTIl525 TENTH ST. n. W.. THREE
= rS or1ck bay window house; rooms and bath
roo ~ mod imrs.; ESQ per mo. in advance. Ap.
pay ~ Rremases and M 6OLDSM H OF Pa ave.
tTOk RENT.HOUSE 1915 nth ST. NV; 10
= rooms ana bath mod imp. rent ESQ per month.
App.y 1@fS Alth INV ap2s-6ts
Tor RENT-6l4 MARYLAND AVE. aw; SEVEN
- rooms. with hallway, gas, aud water: $50 80 per
" H r BIRD. ap25. 3ts
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Isle THREAD and Shawknit Half Hose &c; On.
riyaled Monarch Shirt 97c. AT Br0dnead & Co.'S
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Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 FOR soc.
The best and latest.
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT-TAKEN BIZ .nIsTAKE PROM 1900 i ST.
reward returned 70 1877 Sedsrson 11scs lt
I osT-LLaAsT EvExlxe os PENNSYLVANIA
Ill 70 $50 tncuslvel Psrsons are warned s.inst
purchs.inE s.ms they wan b e.nesisd n rr urnsd
70 sser once IN -FOUR go x g. X sp27-3ts
n osT-0oIN0 FnoM con 7fH AND ID TO err
Asnd nwa cps - q drsv:nsr and specincsfion-
40. md, ~in b hssssfly rsssrasd 81 sii Nss Jsr
sey see. n ". 1r
II .osI-HErwEEN I52 X c. AVE- 81 AND "a
- ~ ne- IL crochet pure contlinlns two -
turned 70 GEs = IifTIR sis Hss i n.s se.
II osT-MoNDAh. ESD, PURsE CONTAINING
~ ca ngS pagsu end chsck q Jsces Lsolhsrlss
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8 sl % 9o3 { :,
spt st: st: iiS Sr SO 6; H5 y q, ave- 81
l!4y 9, av Tor mi 80 IS Rear 81 St. Or Li50
iS ss 81 tH.% SsS 1905 G BON ST. i; +
I St % 50 - u :. st. :.s s.' sr.
s sSs s 5:h S5 e 8 g s9s I'm
2ii9 St. Srmi $3.50 liz ist st Sc 5r. Il. loo 90
g ri FL 50 liz 18th st. 5r
49, 22d st ;sr.. mi. 80 SO sl4 26th St, 5r..iL50
29$$ ST. r. mi s oos s1 oa5s 10 80
ii RS. or kssr s Ss t. 1sn Or
$S94 81 81 t%sSSs d Sd IS Sr:
S e h3 IL -! sotS s.
asos i3th sse s5 ss &. it..
1885 Z; S.sl SIS SRI
s H75s sa; s. s q; s1s a. a. ,o,o NJ STORES
S425:as IT.. or. .i5.3S $50 ''oiS M st. '.'..20
! lSs 'u LIST Apply to ,oN M1EsCoTI WILCOX
IT'S 9Th 4 n. W.. rms. s2o so
lou ,es ECsp St bet Ilth and 18th sts 5r. SoS
o- .. '' ' CHxiKI.Eiis; W HANDY .''
LOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING
ISa iRih # a Dw 70 ms: rent $780, LogIsP
odOEMAhEh, S<U ST. NV. al25-3t
EoR RENT-R H. ROBERTsON-15I5H ST
oISUS .975
liz Conn, cticut ave tFists SIS and $50 per month
EOR RENT-TwO NEW AND ELEGANT BRICK
houses whole in part; best locality in the north
on the premises ~ aiia ST. Apply 10 'ns
EoR RENT-MAY l., 1852 2aD ST, THREE
9riGa BAY 81 oS s a. mod mp I per
u1Op prNn oNr ruprr cropv ppY,,, ,,<,-,.,-
e containing ten rooms and ba room, with moder'
.te inproyslnents. .33 13.h st. square from
tenant Inquire 465 SB st. NV REM a % tsPa
nor RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
qusss i!s% Pq . cr' Apply to ps5AS
ICOR RENT-BEAUIIFUL HOME-HOUsE 40 FT.
Il front, two stories, rooms. celllr. modern imps,
aSs i. S
60 II is A'n' 4a RIO z va * Il Key
ap23-1m 917 street NV.
Tor RENT-DwELLING l7O2 L ST NV.
A.pas-1w. SIS 4 Ms Giiass space
Fmps. $40: snsw 5-room bay. window bricks. cor.
no. .s ZACH III ssE xs
EOR RENT-wIIL BE VACANT MAY /, TEN
SaIis.as :so ss5sss
ably q s 2Af RtR x5se u Z. AVE-
Dyer. spSi-6t:"
tSs :t.Ssi and ,., sss j! In :. n.v sn sss
36$ i4dsss, i4n. l 1875 Valley t.sr::::.is
!s$s !ssS :: s. S S1s:s Court 2;:
f Isl cs 81 e. for: Els M 4 st:
i3i5 4 ( A. 1877 SYM S:SssS::s
ALBERT 7. FOX.
22b Penn ave. 3story brtck, Or and store GO as
2o25 Hllyer Place. 3story brick, lar. S334
pig e.. STORY brick
1908 10th st. 3story brick. LII.
1877 e Sstory brick
l244 wyiis IT. ne. 2-story brick Il
apl0-12t l41S Est. NV.
TTOn RENT-THAT FINE NEW RESIDENCE
II containing tan rooms, all modern tmproyemeufs
and complte In every particular, being 10 10th st.
n. ~: moderats rent to good tenant; alno. . good
brick stable In the reaEs and the tenroom frame house
III sli4 2 3 nv. FRANCIS n ,s.s
TNOR RENT-TWO TwO-sTORY BAY WINDOW
u br1ck houses. zoos aud 2OO7 1lsh It NV:
rUQznA; ~ mod. tQp.; rent each ess2.6Q BY CHAa
3 bHdkEvx l1S61th st nv. ah27-3n
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Ferd. Franks 'sG;tfi'' for Boys.
Boys Sc vtceabe button Boots, at Csc.
Boys durabl' lace shoes, Il SIC.
Boys dress Shoes, lace and button, at $1.2O.
S3l 1893 Pa. ave. east Capitol Hill.
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FRASEITN's INSECT FLUID kills reaches, bedbugs
anu moths. For sale by all druggists
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THE ODD FELLOWS CELEBRArroN-Aftert the pa-
rade yesterday The celebration OF the Odd Fellows
anniversary was continued with a banquet at the
National Rres' Hall, given 10 the visiting pat "A.
arShs aud their LADIES' In the evening Representa-
ave Mansrr, OF Missouri, delivered the anniyer.
saIy address at The National Rifles Armory which
vas crowded with members OF the order and their
lnehdA Mr. J. e. Tay Tor presided and introduced
history OF the order
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GARDEN HOSE and fixtures. hose reels, &C. Good
year Rubber Co.. 800 9th St, near Pa ave.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IrOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty-a fine country seat OF 100 acres quarter of
I:ile from oliver 81 rug .tatiol, Act Branch Is l. o.
K. r. improved b. large double frame house of II
rooms, with all necessary outDuildIiYs: place well
waered: iand is very rich: he suldivided to d
Vantage. For tull particulars apply to T. DYE..,
COZ 18th ST. NV. Telephone cali. 1878. apl2-4w
SOR SALE-AT L. UREL MD.-A SIX-ROOM
Il house, latrobe and sla Ell. The house has
been built year, in good coIhu.io,I: u arly oppo
site ublic school: excellent water: o0x2S1 prce
Laurel, Md. ap27-:,ts
LNOR RENTAL REEVES STATIoN-COTTAGE
Houses, with several acres of good garden land
only 300 per year. A. +. IA DON,
ao27-4t 1926 st.
LNOR LEA PRETTY GRO NJ GOTTA AND
l. 10 acres of land at Sunny Side 10 miles city
on B. and o. haiiroad; 70 trains daily; plenty fruit,
shade, &c. p ice 80 SU0 S4U0 cash, balance suit;
must be sold to close AN estate. I. COUMBE. 1425
N. Y. ave. a, 21-3t
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ADDRESS OF Hon. ZACHARIAH MONTGOMERY At CAR
ROLL INSTITUTE HALL.
An audience composed OF Catholic clergy and
laymen assembled at Carroll Institute Hall last
night and listened TO Hon. Zacharfah Montyom.
erys address upon the public school system OF this
country. After denunciation of the system as
anu-parental. Goddess and destructive OF happi-
ness, he presented letters from clergymen and
others In support VI his views. He read his plat
form, which IS composed Of seven planks, each ar
guiny that the duty and right 10 educate youth
rests with parents and not with the state. Among
the letterwrit were Rev. DIR. PitZer OF the Gen.
eran church; Rev. w. A. Leonard, OF ST. Johns and
DR.. J. p. Newman, OF The Metropolitan Methodist.
Judge Montgomery concluded with the prophecy
that the time was coming when the entire system
OF public schools would be abolished.
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rr0nh Attorney Butter churned every mornfn0
and delivered In i 10. "Ward" prints &c per M
Also, cottage Cheese ana buttefmllk; sweet NilE
&C. poe quart
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AN UNUSUAL OPPoRTrSIrY for Investment Il pre-.
sehteu IN the trstees sale OF that valuable three
story-anc-oaseme brick house, No. 1913 Massa-
chusettS sy nue. northwest, next Monday, Goth
April at 30 O'Clock pm This properly Is one or
the Dest-iocaled In the city and among the finesl
residences In the northwestern section or the CITY
De the advertisement elsewhere Tor detaila
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS CAScEIKD.-In the special
assessineht case Oi Walker ana simmons AGAINST
the DISTRICT In certiora. l. Birney Blrney a,Ior
hets Tor petltioners, Judgment was signed today
Of the -FOUR assessments attacked, the two for NUT
sance were oeclareI illegal: OF the Two for foot.
ways one was quasned In part and the other ALTO.
gether. The amount cancel q, including prfncipal
and Interest. aggregates S3,8l6.36 Tue assess
Ients were all By the former corpora alton OF w ASH
ias ton city.
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An APPRENTICES SUR FOR sooOOo -rodax
FRANK n. LORD, oy Mr.. :. s Henkle entered suit
nshnst maurice Joyce 70 recover $4,000 Damages
ne -ets Iosth that IN November, 1854. he entered
the service OF defendant to learn the business of
stereotyping, Sc, and that he was compelled 70 do
~, VIA, socn as hitting, &C., not Delonging 10
Ms ouues as an apprentice, In CONSEQUENCE OF
WHICH ne aas been made physical wreck totally
incapable OF following the business
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NOR RENT.

I6l2 NV. L 1r s166 81 3lS I'd st ae.. Sr. e25 60
1877 y ST. W., 13r. LBS 406 Boundary n. w. ar
81 st. n. W, 2Or. 100 1915 st n w., 1r.. %
GA 18th St 12r. 100 pa Mass av n w. ar 90
10y 81 NV. lOr. ass Washington st %. IS
lSgO 18th st. n.wllr- 1908 Sd ct. Or. - 5
lIOo -. IT. - u St -. so
6l9 st. n.w. H.. IS ZOOS St NV, Sr. 20 so
gla stnw.,llr oo.lo 800 St ne, Or. 30. 80
nOs Sth st WI IT,. % 3l3 st. Me- 30
"a Grant Place. Or. so ..T n e., Or 90 IS
221 T. Cap ST.. lr. 90. 40 l3lS-24 Or 49,
~ lyth st NV. Vt. -5u SOs 10th ST. e., 7r16.40
1908 Sth at. w.,Sr. 80 80 L st. n w. Or. ltS
2.e9 ID ST. NV 10. 40 ll9 st. e.. 0r.... 10
IO6 18TH Of. NV, llr: 80 l0S ST. n w. 5r. 30
1888 l2th s. W. 9s4Oa 20 1882 18th NV. Or. 80
SO3 ST. W.. 1or 40 30 :s05 18th ST. sw.. Or. Is
204 ID ct. NV, lOr... 40 1928 Lawrence ST. Or Is
226 ST. se.. 1lr.. 40 9sg LIST ne. Sr Is
10l1 10th st. n. 9r35. so 366 st. sw, Or - IA 30
1875 10th SIN w. Sr. 81 629 ST &C. Or ~ 81
81 st. Sc, Or. 30. 90 1913 Mclean avs ID 30
523 Lave n W.. 30 AZ lI33 20th st. NV, Or. L.
3l LIST St n W., Sr-30. 40 ll13 n j. ave q e. or :
4O6 II ST. n. g. Or. 80. 35 2526 st n W.,
e. st NV, rs. 80 626 ct. n e., Al. IL
2eO Arthur PL. 7r. .27.90
1885 18th ST. n w.,6r2575
apo1 r. n WARNER u m Ola = -
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Brig: Gen. William Dwight died in Boston SUM-
gay: MS division was conspicuous feature In
the nnai army review in this city.
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World Is
onered free TO every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
than 100 colOred mapsand diagrams and Contains
wealth OF general information. Sec ADVERTISE
neDt in another column.
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Eos ys,AALE.sHoUsEs. L.
Boundsr ST. " h. sr.....-.. $4,000
aSs. z ao.s nay 10 s @s sse isSoo
,a ~; :, eh Ar rs. zoo i3<2 VI ave. n.w- o
isse and isss "a St, sst IS and il - wv
aIii e iosa 80 ~ $50 "a !. s nv, wv
9i & 3 s'S:s ia 800 as ia 4
S. Las 600 ,S I' io,s st I. w. 500
l;S 5000 so % Y 81 i n~: SS NV Wv
oS SfA 4 s~ 5000 lss! i2,h Il iSv.SsTOO
On nv N 200 li IA III lis 9Th 81 :s so00
IND ave NV hh-7rs. aud one h 90,
liiS aots st NV so 4eS sss Tiii :, ieSoO
S,P spd y; ' ooO IN IsS 81 :.sOO
1905 5,h St NV. bh 500 sth 81 Me- III 49,
- st NV nh etS and S4s ST i n..OO
sos eiS St nw Sh o'OO sd a "a ( n a. H. 200
The above e only portion Of the property on ny
Ss M ma iSsh list s s 0 fHo sr susa ga
DOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN-FRANE HOUSE
he a s ne =. sr % Iosso With sae 10. eo,e
LroR sALE-30l NJ ST NV FINE CORNER PROP
ertx: u rooms black walnu, trimmnss; every
prise and permit TO inspect apply 20 BAN PIKE.
IvoR sALE-l2o2 Sd ST. NV: NEIRLyNFw. !,
"As~o"s eouSfchru Ceilart MI
Price. &f2OO. BENZ. n PIKE
ap2s-5t' 1.25 ST. NV.
IcoR SALE-43l, 433 AIS 5TH ST. NE TWO
Il story brick houses: hay window; q rooms and eel.
month sSs i PIKE si:' issS fP' ~;
IrOR SALE-920 n ST. NV 3sToRY AND BACK
building; 10 rooms and bath: close q throughout:
all mi lot lstxl20. Price. e5.6OO. BENJ y
PIKE 1925 st. NV ap2s -sts
IroR SALE-GoOD CORNER BUSINESS PROP.
Il erty. store. thirteen rooms. bake oven, cellar.
stable. water. &C Will pay IL per ON invest
ment: price $4,000. A. s. cAYwooD. go 9th ct.
NV. ADJ -3ts
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A FORMER WASHINGTON L.pY CoNpr rxrxrrp-
Mss Margaret IA. Taylor, formerly OF Washington,
Ddt now teacher OF the kindergarten system In
tne Roy al Normal College for the Bind IN LoLdon
mas received a compliment from the annuai report
VI one OF the royal inspectors OF schools Mis-,
Aayiof was Oorn and educated In Winchester Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

M.RxEriSG ordered on Saturday delivered Sun.
gay before ~ a u. ). l. hoover. New YORK Nar,
ket. corner 81 and Indiana avenue,
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The Unssea states Alliance.


l.. n. Hopkins Removed % $50 r %.
Screen door and window Frames Mosquitoe and
P0ulty Wire, all widths cost
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SARAH WOODS wIL-Yesterday. the will of the
late sarah Wood WAS 1ied- She makes number
OF special beQuests 10 relatives and friends and
leaves the remainder OF her estate for the use OF
her sister Almira ". Powell during life, to go then
70 her niece. Hattie r. Wood In the event or the
Iatters death the executor, Geo. W. Brown, Is 10
sell the property and divide twv-thirds OF IL among
her relatives and pay over one-third TO tine Wo-
man Baptist Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

SummeF CaRrtAge RObes.
You will flnd an elegant Assortment In Monte
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered ali
at prices that we guarantee TO be correct.
TOPHANs
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'%Opera Bouquet, Cigars,
Marveis OF be. .uJy and excellence.
"Opera Bouquet" Cigars,
MarvelS OF beauty and excellence.
&C. each. 81 per box or so Cigars.
Cigar Department.
n. 4 r. MerzGER.
AT 9TH ST. n
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MARRIAGE LrcESsEs.-Marriagel licenses have been
issued BY the clerk OF the court G. b. Eppley and
Iva Margretta Shining; J. W. Snyder, OF Shep-
nell, OF F'irfax County, Va, and Mary Blakely:
NJ T. simpson, OF Montgomery County Md, and
Aurei1a L Beaii; Spencer Mchart and Ida Piper;
A. L Saltzstein and Fannie Conen: w. j. Goffnry
and Matte Alexander: Ralph scott and Jennie
FRANKLIN; Jesse jenkins and ,tolle A. Talbot: Elias
Barnes and Hattie EdmOnds: John w. AlbritIain
and Edmonia E PadgetI, both OF Charles County,
Md
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TrOR RENT OR SALE-THOSE BEAUTIFUL. CON-
l. yenient IA Houses. sl4 and9l6 ) St ten rooms
aud bath: parlors, diuingrooln. aud kitchen rst
floor: cellar under whole DuildIng shed with
closet in rear Large yard. Apply ut 9lS ST., or to
Owner, 80 9TH st. NV. apl1-im
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"Rovnl Glue,, mends CHINA, 0lassWood. kc
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eckwear.-The latest and handsomest
shapes and silks on exhibition at Francs corner
9TH and d, One-Price Halter and Furnlsher /
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Coon BRAND COLLARS.

NUUN DHAND
, for soc.
Perfect lifting.
Have no others
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lIOR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp.
Il 1221 Ctsvn.w-lkr 1926 5th st. NV. 10r. S65
:...............: 1888 80 zoos 10th St n W.. 81.
lafayette So, lSr o0 10th ST., near q 10r.. 80
1916 st. NV, 1Zr-. l25 OLE l. III st NV lar ti1
St NV. l2rs. ....... l2o 1871 18th st. Or -, so
l4l3 ST. n W.. lar. l2O 15l4 :3Oth st a W l1r 80
1125 10th st.n.w. l5r IL D 1870 ST. ew Ilr 40
1922 9 ST. n. 15r.. 100 2,I22 81. u W. lr - 40
1914 2 LIST st. 13r. 100 III ID ST. w. Sr... 40
1904 Conn. ave-. l3r "a 10 l4fh ST. NV. Tor 40
1916 VI. .12rS3 "a S:i1 I'D st n w., or 40
l234 18th st NV. 14r. 80 1909 z tn St store
1904 Conn. ave, 11r... 10 and dwelling IS
24O4 14th st.............75l lO12 n II. ave- Or 25
SlT 18th St NV, Ar. 20 l42l d ct NV, 1r 20
1416 st NV. l2r... 20 22S LIST sw, O "a. Ii
1877 d st. 1lr. 40 9:S0 LIST W.. Or
24O2 14th st...... 1867 SU2 - LIST ST. NV, l4rs.-
The above houses examiner by permit from
our Office only. THOMAS j. FISHER CO..
ap2l 1924 St NV
DOS RENT-LARGE STORE AND DWELLING OF
IA rooms, 229 New Jersey ave. bet. B. aud o. depot
and Cauito, just vacated by the Government: ex-
cellent business stand Also. 932 4th ST. u. G., nice
broom Brick sas and water $l325.
ap2l-6t w. E BUAFORD, 1422 N. Y. ave.
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LHOR RENT-TW0 TwO.STORY BAY WINDOW
u brick houses, zoos and 20O7 1lSh Ct NV;
rUQISi e. @pd iHe; rent ssch es2.50. py C9Aa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

EOn RENT-THAT FINE NEW RESIDENCE
and compte IN sssry particulars. being 40 l9th e.
brick stable in the reazs and the tenroom frame house
LII 4pf4 3 Is nv. FRANCIS n ,H S.5
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EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

18th st. above Dupont Circle. lOr., all mod jmps as
ll24 St cor 18TH st. 10 rooms ............ 30
1I29 18th st. NV. IL rooms. ..............- As
$40 NJ st. 8 rooms bath 40
300 st. NV, rooms ell mod imps. 81. 80
Ouce roouls SUJ otH 81 II Els
4lS Sd st. ne. Sr., all mod iInps ........... 70
3O3 st. ne. ST., all mod iniI's.. ........... %
TYLER kUTHEREORD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
The, rorresl a VIII.

CLEyELAND, o., April IA year ago
lasi December Martha Hall Mcdonald
died. leaving property and money esii.
mated at $1,000 in value. She was u
strange character, and although she had a
son well along In life, she had not seen
him for many years. Just before she died
she sent for him and he came on from his
home IN Illinois. Before his arrival she
was nurscd by Ms. /. A. Breck, whose
husband WAS medical student After
Mn. McDonald's death two wills were pre-.
sen u nj the probate office. One gave
Mn Brick ~ Of Ms. McDonald's proper
Is, while the other made Joseph Hal, the
non, the only heir. Mrs. Breck, her hus.
band. Joseph C0rbctt, aud L. A. Harper
worr arrested for forgery. The three men
were witnesses 10 the alleged forged WILL
Corhctt II n clerk Of Cleveland, and Hair
per is rubber stamp maker. -Four weeks
ago Mr.. and Mn. Brock were put on trial.
and cahy this morning the jury returned a
verdict Of guilty. This is said 10 I've the
flint win forgery case in the west where a
yefdlci was returned against the accused.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-15
GILMORE JUBILEE FESTIVAL

To Mr.. Emile levy, Memphis and vicin-
ity should be thankful for the promise
OF a Gilmore festival, such as has, per-
haps, never been given in our history.
Gilmore, with his wonderful band, gives
music for the populace-music that will
suit everybody, man woman or child. He
brings with him some Of the most cele-
brated artists, such as Nine. Tanner, Sig
nora Maconda and Others; also the great
and only Tagliapietra, who alone is worth
the price OF admission, as well as the "a
nous cornetist, A. Libcrati. Cannons and
anvils will be used in perfect time with
the band and grand chorus. The
cannons will be stationed ut the foot
OF Jackson Mound park, on the
banks Of the Mississippi, and fired
from the stage, being connected Herewith
by electricity and worked by q corps OF
electricians. A number OF anvils, manipu-
lated by a corps OF men picturesquely
dressed in rcd shirts and caps, are TO be
used in unison with the artillery in the
anvil chorus and patriotic pieces. Mr..
Levy has loft nothing undone TO make the
festival complete success, and looks TO
the comfort OF the public. lie has ar
ranged with the Kansas City railroad 10
run trains every twenty minutes 10 the
park. Round trip tickets 10 cents. To
avoid a rush tickets will be ON sale at the
box office. Trains will start from foot OF
Court street and make stops at different
street crossings.
Thpre will also be ten buses and five
gurneys stationed at Court square; also
full force Of street ears will be run. Mr..
Barrett has promised 10 run a car every
two or three minutes aud more il neces-
saIy.
4 good and easy staircase will be built
on the south side Of the park with a plat
form 10 connect with Kansas City trains.
Mcssrr. Sullivan and Ellis, Of the Kansas
City rDpd, wish it understood that they
propose 10 run these trains in hrst-claSs
STYLE end take good care OF the public.
There will b. no hall way work with them.
No pains or expense will be spared.
The park will lie brilliantly Illuminated.
The pavilion will have $50 seats, the
sides will all have canvas curtains, IN DO
n I'd In ca Of wind The chorus Is doing
fine work. Altogether, we will have with.
OH doubt ilie greatest musical treat ever
known here, aud people from the country
Who intend coming 10 the festival should
make arrangements 10 have Their seats &C.
cured in advance. The box office will
open ca Monday, The sd, and the prices
have been put within the reach Of every.
body. See card in another column for
scale Of prices.
Every milroad leading into Memphis has
come forward In this enterprise by making
mtcs lrom I'll points one fare for round
trip Everybody Is anxiously looking for
ward iOr the ith oi May. II has been pre-.
dicied the park will not he large enough 10
hold The people, and We hope the predIc-
ton will come true.