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AUCTION SALES.


MAoSIFlcENT BUILDING LOT on CONNECT.
ssrstf M sfkkE EET sJ EsGgss "a iss ON
hSddikSrS4 ANENY6 IHlkTT AND NahTf'
On MONDAY HLLRS9oN !, APRIL NINrH. -
Tor 81 Oh JAkpiS's sTB OF PART or SO. Ia.
bexinnins Ter the same On Connsetscut avenue 30
ieet nertewestery from the southwest of said
lot runnnE the bee sid avenue northvesteriy
30 90 90 feet theme 1O5 so 100 feet
thSuce east ~ 100 feet 70 lh.foOs alley; ,hsnce
south With said Alley Ia IS 100 feet pofnt distant
~ 30 100 ieet north OF southeast corner OF said LOT
thence westerly parallel with south line Of said lot
IA $1,000 feet % the place Of beginning,
One Of the finest building lots in the city, being
the east sde OF Connertcut syeppe neSf The british
Lss.sion rss,denss Of 5rs,es Matthews and ethsrs.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in and years
notes 70 bear per interest from day of sas pay
able semi annually and TO be secured By deed Of
on premises, or ell cash. Of option Of purchaser,
reSnirea 81 ssis fsrIas to be eamnsies NTH In ia
days otherwise riEht reserved resell al rish and
cost Of dfautinx purchaser after dsys public potice
Of such resale IN some Newspaper published IN Wash
sr2-dds DUNCANsDx BROS, kuctiopeers
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THONAS BOWLING. Auctioueer.

1w TiNT D EHRk Rs pfs rga
bosfts 8HH sSpsEE fa Ss EskAa
$SSSSS FfSkS SS &c fAsss$stf
SfSS REf ESSHs zs Il isa
,s q M n lT2 MoES1Ss APRIL sIxrEENTH
!. collins. Nos. 1868 and 1867 sist street. West
Washington. his entire OUTFIT This ons of the most
sfa sssss ii s
i0s
ga SIZE 2E sf Ea ~ TTEAIE
the Of passed on ibe aay
april. !. .. 1855. in equity e.use No, fo.y.e. e
sss Nv IS sSt
one s'a m the sy II R I sf1 IN
lumoa
Terms of sale prescribed by decree: ons.third pur-
iaents payable in one ana TWO - years WIN
from day 81 sale. for which notes Of purchaser
eEty s9d OF ali cash option Of purchaser DsDo.:
CT rseSssa y Ss o ..s
be complied with n ten days oths rwise trustee re.
purchasers after Eve DAYS notice II sais IN SOME ne
paper pucli'asa il aoRDos Trustee
ape dads DUNcA1soN BHos.. Aucts
LtHsh yss%Es2E,D EH9FF EsEs. Fl skE
r2yf SsFFRsfi sss ArTEHs92ss AFFHHHEEE
we III UT sf b i s6 sTGR E ts
e d. 81 o ss to ssy
alley on the west and can readily be subaiyidsd in
and street southeast and on tie route to the
terms. s4ss gs iao. 6earinr per cen, interest
1859 balance Of purchase money cash Conveyancns
at purchasers cost DEPOSIT of 500 required at
eihsrSise rlh. reserved To- resell At rst ana cost
fh M .oSs s Sa m
toll snSas Title fSGs s CT ~ saos .ue,ons
TBNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
sA.g rs cT 5s sHSEef s ssIGk
BY virtue of three deeds Of trust, dated respec-
sSsss na II h.seTd ~ $
iOs folio 4s7 e seq one Of the Land Records for
go 81 q tSe Land Records Tor tie 6i..riss
) DAY 81 F aps ss
following described real estate situate in the city Of
si of
800 feet: thence east twenty-five CID feet:
thence south ninety-sIx (S6p feet; thence west
t;2) fet to the place of beginning, together with
the improvements, which consist of four-stoly br,1
street northwest - ,vqus1 |
Terms: One-third cash, the residue,I- ns;a ana
PAYMENTS at six aud twelve nontonertv AHA or ali
secured by az Per esn. All conveyancing and
cash at the esSion of.I deposit of $500 will
recor p,lfe time of sale If the terms Of sale are
be with in days. the trustees reserve the
rese the property at the risk and cost OF the
Se,auif;ng purchaser.
.nsa, BfSIATf \ PsT TEKPER ru.tss
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

INCORPORATED in 1868 for 25 years by the Le9isla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purp0ses-wtth
capital of 600 OOO-to which reserve fund Of over
&J5O,0OO has since been added.
By overwhelming popular vote Its FRANCHISE was
made part the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd, A. D. 1873.
The only Lottery euer roted and endorsed by the
people " any State.
II necer scales or pOstpones
its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly and the Grand Quarterly Dfawngs regularly
every three months (March june september, and De-
cemberl.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE.
FOURTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS u.
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. APRIL TO- 1888.
2l5TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
CAPITAL PRIZE el5o,o0O.
a. Notice.-Tckets are Ten Doisrs only. Halves.
$5; Fifths. 81; Tenths. 81.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

TpoToMAC TRANSFORMATION LINZ
II FOR Baltimors and Potomac River Landings.
steamer SUE Capt. Geoshegan leaves Stepnensons
Wharf every SUNDAY, At 4 O'Clock p River
freight must be PREPAID
sTkPHENsoN Bro
m3-6m sth street wharf
ISoR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday wednes day AMI FRIDAY nj ) pm
steamer JANE MOSELEY. Tuesday aud THURSDAY
st s pm. and Sunday at 4 pm.
Steamer Leary lands P3ney Point going sndret1r1-
Noseley lands at Conheld Harbor going and return
ing.
knox ana Ilovds express viii cali and check org
gage st hotels and private residences, ielepaone-ex
Leary, 1853. Moseley, %. Fare, 81.
wP. WEIGH suyt,P 3. 20.
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NOTES OF INTEREST TO HousRwrvRs-How TO SAVE
TIVE AND TRANSFORMATIONS FOR rsrSe BROKEN
SOAR, BAKING POWDER, ETc.-H0w TO MAKE Nock
TERRArN-RsciPss FOR sIsFLE BrT waoi Isoxs
pTyHKs.
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nCNCANsOk BkOs- Anctoneers-
oHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE LAST SIDE OF TiI-
ThpMLH sTkEE1. BETWEEN L AND NJ

SIREETs NORTH
Of ss the Rs.. sSV SS &. GSs
day Of February, 1855. certain csase therein n
amt No Iosi Egnisy pockes 81 he Saaersisnsd
I'll ff15 Rf.I ISIS on r fisf
north IN The reor Ui ssH y1f
i%1 ha1ar, IDS spa i9Srssn 2ha IN hs Of WASH
ty twe-story frame dwelling house
A. Terms of sale, ss prescribed by the decree, One
ihs balance n Two eqasi ip:,.Iments rcpresent1d
BY promissory notes Of the purchaser. paya-
The day Of sale. with interest the ir rate
Il. or ri ess at ss
Of the purchaser Adeposit OF 800 will be required
with within five days from the day Of sale otherwise
es nIfRery NIL DC re'oa a, the risk and COS. Of the
IA LAMBERT, Trustee.
mh2o-eoSds 4lU 9TH 81. NV.
ExECuT9Rs AND IRUsTEE,s SALE OF vALU
II ABLE ABLE REAL EsTaTEIN ThE CITY or MASH
tSSt isSRE fRoS5isf Ssrs Ssx II r.
soTfA dHR 2S S1RT s4R g FEET OF LOT H. ON
BY authority Of the last VIII Of the late Harre. as1
hereinafter named offer at public sale to The hirhe:,
sps sss sass and on the
city Of INA TIsss,nston ptstr,es Sf cSIsnss; .,
sf&NT. q aALf-Pasfr FOUR s6rrsS ockockpN 81
In front Of the premises lots numbered frou n 49,
70 20. both inclusive. according to IL. Ross Perrys
rusteel subdivision of original lots and In square
1856 said subdivision recorded in the surveyors Office
Of the District, hber L. fol 10 These lots front 25
feet oh New Hampshire avenue, run through to
18th street with the exception Of lot D. which
$50 feet on New Hampshire avenue, q. 81 feet on
iSth strest and 22, 40 on street these Among
the most valuable building lots in the city, square 50
On WEDNESDAY. The EIGHTEEN III INSTANT.
at tLF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. in front Of the
premises the north 30 feet front of original lot IL in
square $50 by the deIth Of said lot TINS lot frouts
on t4th street west between north and canal
Terms One-iourth Of the purchase money in cash
AID the balance in three equal payments ons two
at sx cent and satisfactorily secured or ali cash.
at purchasers option deposit Of $3.50 win be re,
CURED on each lot ut time of sale All conye, ancing
and recording at cost Resale At purchns
f cost and risk, terms Of sale are not complied
with in ten days from day Of sale
x. ROSS PERRY
Executor and Trustee
THOS. l.. WAGG AMAN
ap3-l3t Auctoneer
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4
! ton Of watchiulness. We both had a suspicion
| that you might have been lured out OF the way By
/ q bogus message"
No; there was no stratagem there" put in my
father.
'rben events conspirei so far with the gang
| OF rogues. Well, we came up TO the Manor u
make sure that ali was right, and we found an
open window and moving lights. We were five In
number and armed. The sergeant and two OF his
men entered by the same road the burglars
and at signal from the offcer I aroused the
household. one thief was taken In the act OF Sc.
1 lecting the choicest specimens Of your old-fash
Toned silver, and, 70 our Infinite bewidernent, we
discovered later that your clever hoasekeeper ant
a SECOND confederate were caught like rata in .
trap. That was the work OF Miss Maggie here
As soon as we learned this We applied to III,
young Lady, got the key ana entered. We wer,
! only Just ia time 10 thgart an attempt TO escape
by the window. But for the height and the awk
! wardneSs or the descent the man az least wouls
have escaped. But the three are In Siston jail"
J protection OF my property, Mr.. ndiaw; 1 am sin
J "And ann glad to have been Of service" an
swered our friend.
MY story Is almost at its close One point whicl
was cleared up AT the trial at Siston assiIes wa
that OF the choice Of the occasion for the attempt
IL came out that a FICTITIOUS letter had been CON
: piled which would equally have taken papa iron
OF Inc scSee was rendsre sae pSa sSs ~ ~
genial message OF Sir Hugo Ferris and the rssolv
, 70 which papa subsequently came.
Mrs. clfmber-ooastfng many other name
. equally convenient for a month or o year-ws
) this time punished by q heavy sentence, her tw
associates being treated with the ike severity
Val believes more than ever In graphioiogy
We lost housekeeper, but gained q pernansr
. friend Mr.. Lidiaw comes now as frequently {
confess that there is more behindf have speci.
1 reason 10 remember With thankfulnsss the deli,
aa % "a sss
ised that one 6.y win let him assume 81
mrs ss S ssa ~
o the nddls.-CAombseS yeuSN0k
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AIT. VERNON, MI. VERNON,
STEAMER W. W CORCORAy
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except sunday for NJ
Vernon and River Landings Tar down Glynont ~
10 O'Clock q. ID Returning. reaches MAshingtoa
SD L L. BLAKE. Captain.
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II MEN IRON STEAMER "MAhEflEl.D"
Leaves 9TH st wharf on MONDAYS. IhShsDarS
and SATURDAYS at am. Returning II EsDAfA
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY pm. touchlns al River l@ni-
ings far Nonini Creek, Curr1onla. va Ahq -
Clements Bay, Md Connects with b aud " H. n -
Shepherds See schedule. JOHN u. PADsEfi. AIT
c. W. RIDLEY. Manager. SA-S
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MINE DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABLISHED AND
llrel.abe Ladies' Physician lie consulted daily
at her residence, 9o1 I ST. Once hours from
to y d m with Ladies only. mh3-2m'
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A Blow With q Paving Stone.

MAURICE WRIGHT KNOCKED sENsELEss-HIs 40.
sAILANT, JAMES STOKES, PLEADS SELF DEFENSE.
To-day in the Police Court a charge of as
sault and battery against James Stokes, col
ored boy, was continued indefinitely to await
the result of Maurice wright's injuries. The
latter is a married man and lives in Shepherds
alley. Stokes also lives there. The alleged
assault, which was a serious one, was commit
ted Sunday night. Thanksgiving night Stokes
had some trouble with Wright Stokes started
to enter the alley on his way home when
Wright refused to let him pass. Stokes went
away and avoided fight. Sunday night
Wright repeated his act and Stokes struck him
on the back of the neck with paving stone
The stone was thrown with such force that
Wright was knocked senseless He was picked
up by friends and taken to his home Dr.
King was summoned, but the injured man grew
worse and DIR. Adams vas also called in This
morning Wright appeared to be much better
When it was supposed that Wright would die
the police were notified of the assault, and last
night Stokes was arrested by Sergeant Connol-
ly, of the second precinct. He admitted that
he threw the stone. He said that some days
ago Wright's wife whipped his Stokes nephew.
He went to see Wright about the assault and
the latter threatened to assault him. On
Thanksgiving night he said Wright made an
assault on him with piece of iron, and Sun
day night he (Wright) attempted to use bot
tie on him, and in self-defense he threw the
stone. Stokes was committed in default Of
bail
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Eight Fascinating Girls.

Bangor special to the New York Sun.
While other sections Of this healthy corner of
the country are Boosting about lone, elderly
ladies Of great business capabilities, Belfast,
down in Waldo county, points with pride to q
whole family Of women who are mot only very
smart, but young into the bargain. These are
eight sisters, and they carry ON quite an ex-
tensive farm Just outside Of Belfast. Their
mother is dead, and their father il barely able
70 do q few chores about the place, 90 that all
Of the farm work practically Il done by the
girls. They keep several cows, . horse, 4 oxen
that are never yoked, 500 hens, hogs In plenty,
ducks and geese galore, and Is cats. They get
out their own wood In winter, ct which season
only two Of them are ct home, the others being
employed in Boston, two e. teachers IN the
public schoolA All spend their summers at
home, where they have good time - we'll ~
run the harm. The reason the four oxen on the
place are never yoked b because there Il moth
ing for them to do, and the reason Why they
are mot sold for beef Il that they are pets,
having been raised from calves BY the sisters.
II there srs any young man n tie metropolis
looking for wives who have s3some get mp
and gew 70 then, - they say out wsst ~
vicinity Of Ballast vill - found god pgugpset-
ing ground
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A Narrow Escape.
SAVED FROM BEING BLOWN UP BY THE GRoUxDIN,
OF WIRE BIZ HIS BOOT.

SAVED FROM BEING BLOWN UP BY THE GROUNDING
OF WIRE BY HIS BOOT.
A Fall River special to the Philadelphia
Press says: Alderman-elect w. II. Durfee re-
Gently had as close a call to death as any man
who ever lived to tell of it. For ten minutes
he stood over q blast containing forty pounds
Of dynamite which q workman was trying to
explode by means Of q battery. Mr.. Durfee's
heel grounded the wire at the mouth of the
drill hole and thereby saved him from being
blown to pieces. He was engaged TO repair
the boiler of the hosting engine at the Har-
graves Ledge. He walked out ON the ledge to
look around. 1t was DUSK and the cutters had
Knocked OF work for the night He climbed
down into the hollow Of the ledge and stood
looking at piece Of newly cut granite. The
curious fracture Of the stone attracted him. He
stood still for several moments to make out
its outline in the growing shadow Suddenly
looking up he saw . man creeping toward him
on his hands and knees. He approached in
straight line. Over the fragments he crept,
right TO where Mr.. Durfee stood He ran his
hand along the rock and struck Mr.. Durfee's
boot Then he staggered TO his feet and
clutched Mr.. Durfees arm. Horror" he
gasped = the truth flashed upon him, ssyou
are standing upon forty pounds Of dynamite in
. blast in this rock, and hsve been working
the battery for ten minutes in vain trying %
explode it Your boot has grounded the wire"
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A Letter Envelope Gum Needed.

HeCteF Enve1Ope JUN Nccucus
From the New York Graphic.
In consequence Of the decline in the supply
Of gum arabic, the Post-Ofdc department has
been obliged to abandon its use Of this excel
lent material ~ q sealer for letter envelopes.
In lieu Of gum arabic filthy and foul-tasting
compound has been substituted, which Is . dis
grace to the department and . nuisance to AL
who have occasion to seal . government en-
velope. Any one who closes letter In the
ordinary manner finds the lips soiled and q
villainous taste left in the mouth
II ID 10 be hoped the ingenuity Of chemists
win be able TO purify the Substances now used
or produce : new gum that shall be free from the
objections now mentioned. Such an invention
or discovery ought 70 prove highly profitable
TO il author, ton Il i greatly nssdsd BY the
public
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FOR lighthouses.

IyoR RENT-TEN-ROoM DWELLING. CEN
III trally located IN nw.. 10 rooms, furnace, newly
pepered and in perfect order throughout; $50 per
month, on year lease. STEIGER LIEBERMANN,
1905 ST. d1S-6t
IHoR RENT-sPLENDID 10 ROOM HOUSE, TWO
ii bath ruons and all mod. imps., st. near Conn.
ave. price $J5.5S. A 8. CAYWOOD, 90 9Th stn-w
d1S-3t.
U,OR RENT-TAKOMA PARK-SIX ROOMS, 400
1t per month Apply. after 4 Pm, to J. j. SNOD-
GRASS, 515 11th st NV d17-2ts
LOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN REAL ES-
II tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and SITS. NV.
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TIE PnoxooRAPH m LONDON Counr.-Du-
ring the trial Of trademark suit In fhe Nv
courts in London Yesterday, . phonogrqph ~
introduced to repr0dnce . bttee on6 tthe
papers. The insfrumsnt worked succo1rfnlly.
snd JndGs Ray, who prsaidsd u - 81 "
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n. Dc Lesseps and his colleagues in che
Pananna Canal company have resigned Al
their request the tribunal Of the Seine hes np-
pointed Il Hue, II. Baudslot and n. d Nor
mandis - ssttls ~ oognpany's aGlsiEs.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

II from street cars, new bricks bay windows; Al
@i Rent is sasssri App ss; Ar kss' ~
EQR RENT-ELEGANTLY AND COMPLETELY
S SATF Sasi s. Wis apply
FOE RENT.s.Ro9M BRICK HOUSE, 72o i'm, E
Ss5 s s1 eEOSm brick house. $40 se, fiS Key
L 20 Iowa Circle, 3-story brick. Is rooms al m,
1871 lem St. :tory biicI ii ROOM: m, I::y..i9S
LA LA st. Sc 3.story brick, rooms, m. i.....;4
slsP st. 4-ro0m 6EiSf,
On prominent ave-. 3-story brick, I5 rooms, COM
Pletely and handsomely furnished. heated By
sssors sn SricE Il rooms
On one Of our principal circles, 3.stcry brick q
10 rooms, heated BY furnace; newly papered
d5-i5 ttarn'0re' stable K r. Parker i4is l.
circle, 3story brick, IS rooms; allconyeniences;
q to match tie elegant frniture stable in
a Es q sGrsf' Pa
lors treseGed w.!ls PANTRY closet. and ~ c9nysn,
.! HHsh as SS 6SP gag
152222k 18TH ST. o IS 1892 "a St ne. ...25
ssG ST anEa 5fat f.6s :;
EOR RENT-PLEASANT, WELL~LOCATED NINE
u room brick House down town., with all modern
S5 co
TCOR RENT - HANDSOME, NEW BAY-WINDOW
il House; 10 rooms and bath; all conveniences; 1928
9Th St n. W.; desirable neighborhood Inquire Of
FRANK p. BROWNING. 416 9Th st. NV. n2S-Im
Il 2026 st. 12r. mod imps. .@55 65
Cor. 10Th and g sts., 1Or mod imps .,...... 90
2S19 st.. West Washington, 1Or............ 81 SO
231 9Th st. me-, rooms and cellar. ....... 25.35
220S St, 6r,, mod. imps $3.50
6O3 st. ne, 20. so
Bessels Court, Ar, water TO- so
AZ. frame, bet 10Th and Goth, and and S.. 1000
Shop 1900 H st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Rooms in several localities. GEO. W IiNKiNs,
n22-4w 10th and H sts.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoSR, s ~ -, psss to l74s = ss.ny.a-,oo
nj 500 s S5;i siS st NV 49, s.
J; i hS1sss 200 Gag is4 St sx, S.SOO
200 SOS 9th St NV. b ,S.ooO
,1sS nj; $1,000 4ss to 4is St n ;:.aoO
1000 go % and q 2aa isS ST SOW
ND d,s 300 as and go st ssoO
mi ior 900 es to 6s ST. n e, s.ooo
200 80 and IL Myrtle st, .sooo
ia 49, p 800 ai 10 Vermont ave. s ::
NV 1000 cob Oh r. e. NV. b. 1000
oS ri, 5000 ssf to asssS b st. -. s.oOO
ia - 200 se eei Oh st. se.. 6.G sooo
f. ave-: BOO 5f q nth st. :s Si 5000
s. N; 1: NV 500 si = st. Sc. In.
a. s :ss Il; ;S Sc 81 "a St: E; GOO
+: .. e l $f E
F2R sALEaBY WHITAKER : WHITAKER, 1307K
Ssss s.
$500 cash viii trade. - A'-f o'1 "e f'''e sS''oo'
r3aIo elose e sstsse.eOrner Of New York ave NV.
brick with side
Great bergain;u74-story brick for only $4,000,
aaS s.ss ave. large in
FoR sA.tLE.NEW. THRFE5sToRY AND BASE:
1St
nns P1m5dng; cabinet pantels; double floors;
sSs water
m.i5 ssIv MASS s1a AwE g FEET
5sst heSstsSss 90 co aSR S'' aS
E0R sALE-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1922
Vermont ave NV with stable attached For terms
ERS. 1919 st. NV. dS-1m
F0R sALE-33Os AND 1910 SHERMAN AVE.
S frames nearly St price
dI4-5t 9Th and sts NV.
FOR sALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE. ,Two-sToRY
ME- NJ E, VIII WI be soldon easy terms swORMsTEDT
BRADLEY, 927 street NV. n3O-lm
Is Elegant corner house. near Scott circle $4,000
HANDSOME double house, Near 1rot circle 9S99
st., near 18th, 12r and cellar: 1000
le. 1899
st., bet 10th and 1th n W., 12r............ 10000
SO SO st. bet and l. I9 Or pantry, &c. new 1900
q. ?. e., bet; LIST and ID r., bath. cellar. 5000
Sbricis near 18th St n. W., n. and cellar. $500 $500
Cleveland ave, bet. w and Boundary. 1,7OO
qfsp small
houses not included in the above; also, fine building
Go St
EQR sALE.-AN ELEGANT 9-ROOM, BAY-wIN-
q the hapdsomest private residences the city
10th and Coreorsn streets Price e. 900 For further
F street n. wi MO- Inn
EOR SALE : CHEAP PLEASANT, wELL-LO-
II Gated, Groom brick House down town. with all
$1,000; SsEy easy terms. T. W BYRS. Once Mum
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FoR Usrru1 Presents Fon XMAS
Call on
THOS. ]. LUTTRELL,

Goth st. and Penna. avenue NV.
Just received full line of ladies' Handkerchiefs
from DC. to 81 each.
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs, from 12c. to SOC.
Silk Handkerchief, from 25c. to &1.5 So
Cashmere and Silk Muffiers, from Poe. 70 92.50.
Beautiful designs in Gents Scarfs and Ties at 25c.
The Famous Winchester Gloves for Men and Boys.
Ladies' Kid Gloves at 75c and q. The best and
cheapest in the market.
Gents, Ladies', and Children's Underwear
75c.
fine line Of Fancy Articles for the Holidays at very
low figures, to close out
Silks, Henriettas, Cloths Pushes velvets and full
Close
Presents
Table Linens, Towsls md Napkins in great variety
Rlankets. Comforts. and al kinds If Bedwear at
duction.
We invite the inspection of the public. Everything
70 be closed out 1t reduction previous to taking
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