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CITY ITEMS.
Tuesdays Bargatnsl
TueA daY,S RaH,

Tuesdays Bargatnsl
Tuesdays Bargains!
THE FAIR, SI2 7TH ST. N. W.
The handiest things-a folding Clothes-Horse,
with ten bars, are worth SIPS; We will sell a
limited quantity OF them on Tuesday at 79c., TO
Introduce them
A good Whisk Broom, enameled handle, for Sc.
Large covered Market Baskets for 55c.
A good 35c. Broom for &c.
"a sheets OF Shell. paper for &c.
Willow Knife and fork Trays for 10c.
large clothes Hamper for SAC.
A large clothes Basket for SOC.
A set OF Garden Tools for 12c.
A kitchen hanging Salt Box for &C.
few more OF those splendid 16-inch Japanned
Trays for lac.
Come and see US on Tuesday.
We call your attention to our beautiful stock Of
BABY carriages, comprising some OF the best made
and lowest prices OF any house in this country.
OF Ice CHESTS, Cprigdts, Buffet and Nursery Is not
eQualled by any establishment In this city.
The FAIR, S12 7th st. n. W.
Refrigerators and Trunks Tomorrow at S. W..
AUGENsTEIN's, S17, $40 and S21 9TH st. NV, SO
Repp Lined Rattan Carriages only $3.50; SIS satin
Lined Rattan Carriages with satin rarasoi, So SO;
Handsome $40 Can Carriages, satin and plush
lined only $11.27; RcfrieratOrs felt-ned the best
made, from s.. Up; Trunks. from 7Sc. up. Great
IeIuctlons IN our CrOckery and Glass Departments.
Remember that we Can save You from 50 TO $ by
purchasing your Baby Carriages from Us. l
Given Away.
A Patent Trunk strap with every trunk pur-
chased OF JAS. S. ToPHAM
60 1921 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, a delicious
fat-producng drink; does not distress. 4
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The ONLY PERFECT REMEDY for habitual con-
StipatiOD, dyspepsia, anu kindred ills Is the
famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
figS. IL strengthens as well as CT 'anSeS the
~ stem 10 IS easily taken and perfectly harmless.
AL druggists.
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SaleS Of Real Estase.

Anna Clementine Smith has bought for % 40
OF J. v. " Huyck, sub 81, square los; has 80 by 81
feet On 18th street. between II and streets north.
west Hugh II. Morgan has bought for 81, 300 OF
=. ID. bowling, sub 40, square 567, ID by SIX feet
on I'd street, between and II streets northwest.
e. A McEuen has bought, for s9,5Os6s, OF A. C.
Clark. lots 10 70 81, So. 551, fronting 5s feet on
New Jersey avenue, between and streets
northwest.
Hugh H. Morgan has bought for So ,i25 of g. +.
DAWSON Ct AL trustees, pit lot 10 So. go l64. BY
100 feet on the west side OF 12th between and r
streets northwest Josephine b. Bruce has bought
Tor $40 go OF j. L Leake, pt. sub. lot 49, So 90
~ feet front on X street between 10th and 2Ist
streets
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

tSoR RENT-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE To
4 TWO or three adults. from My to Noyenb 1 ;
rent 500 per month Apply to 2025 ST. apl6- 81
E9K kENr-lsl9 sTH 81, NV, j-ROoM
= Brlck House, with water and gas: SIC 30 per
month IA advance. Apply 1904 st. NV. apl6-3f'
EOR RENT-BY r. n nor TzNAN
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LIsH1SIse RoDs. send orders py mail. J. kuehling

IN CLOTHING
for boys and children our reputation regards to
make and style needs DO comment.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Manufacturers. cor. 9Th and L.
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CpIIpRESs SUIrs

CBILDRES's SUITS
In the race OF competition are, as usual,
ahead Suits from $50 up.
EISEMAS BROS,
Manufacturers 9TH and
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IL
streets
FIREs--About IL O'Clock Saturday night a frame
shanty on 7th street extended, near Grant avenue
occupied By Ms. Jackson cOlOred and owned by
II. ii. Cissel was burned About $500 damage
tween 10Th and 1lth streets. burned yesterday
morning about oclock--Last night at 1890
done.
THx JoSAp1ss FAIR--The Jonadab's fair at the
National Rifles arInOry closed saturday night
Ihere was a large attendance The successful
onseseahIs Ior various articles voted for were
lonoMs; Bicycle, l. Nicholson; gents gold watch.
Daniel Donaldson; horse. W. :. crow a: plumbers
set OF tools Walter Lockhead; X OF p uniform.
gold watch for lady east OF the CAPITOL Miss Mamie
Ryan, same west Of the CAPITOL MrsA A. p. Funk.
skRvIcE N THE CHURCHES YEsrKKpaY.-Rey. DR.
Wilbur T. Watkins, OF PhiladeipnIa a foriner roc
, ,Sr y, hpipnany church, occupied the pulpit OF
Newman. who l. Sick Rev. Dr. Lanahan Of HAM
more, preached at the Metropolitan NJ. f church
Yesterday morning. Rev. H. X. WaIworth OF Bal-
tlmore. nlled the pulpi; Of the Church of our
Father yesterday fhe third anniversary OF The
Local Preachers and ExhOrters' Association Was
held yesterday al the Fourth street NJ III church
Rev. John hggles delivered the morning ,armon
An experience meeting was held In the afternoon,
and an address was delivered by Rev. john NJ
Haghie In the evening.
AAhnlASh L4thNcee--naIfid-c htSnStS have
been issued BY The clerk VI the court 70 C. nj
Snyder, OF New York city, and Imogen Rowles:
ThoS ElwoOd aud Laura Shorter
DIVORCE SUIT DTsMrssED.-In the Equity Court
to-day. Judge COX dismissed The bill aud cross-oill
IN the divorce case OF Elizabeth Coleman Against
Henry Coleman. The bill was flied by A. h.
Browne, ami charged the defendant with cruel
treatment and finally kicking his wife out OF the
hoabe The defendant, represented by Mt. r.
6roNning, denied the allegations and IN a cross
Oil charged her with adultery aud this sue denied
line court dismissed the I'LL, thus leaving the
piAntiu Win the custody OF the minor child
INTENDING BUILDERS who desire 10 procure lots
nentlcai IN shape 10 those occupied by .sThe Port
Land should attend the sale tomorrow afternoon
al A:3D, OF lots In square I:6, adjoining Dupont
Circle, oy K Ross Perry. executor and trustee OF
Harriet McCeney.
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CHILDKEN's AND BOYS SUITS
Manufacturers, cor. eth and E.

FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler 4
Rutherford 1907 street northwest
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Mr.. W. 7. Jones, a well-known resident OF
East Washington. and formerly magistrate. died
81 idenly OF apoplexy yesterday morning at his
home. 200 9th street southeast.
John Hanmersley. a bricklayer, living at No.
AIS llLh street southwest, while In the horse
bazaar Saturday was kicked In the groin by a
horse and painfully injured
At the seventh annual session OF the Grand Com
mandery United order Of the Golden Cross, held
Saturday evening at Washington Hall, Capitol
hill, Grand Commander John y. Ehle reported one
new commandery in this city organized, Capital,
No. SS3, October -, 1885,, and one other almost
ready to organize. he suggested a Sem1-annual
session Of the body. Reports were received from
other grand officers.
Mr.. L. ". Norris, a contractor and builder OF
Poolesville. Nd, a nephew OF the late John E.
Norris. OF this city, died yesterday morning.
DIR. Mary Walker was among the fifty candidates
who were examined for appointments at the civil
service rooms saturday.
ColumoiI Lodge Of Black Knights went TO Balti-
more yesterday TO take part In an anniversary
celebration OF the order in that city.
There arrived at the river front Saturday
1000 herring, 5000 shad, a large quantity Oi
other fish and bass.
The United Labor Party OF the nth Maryland
district has elected Jackson II. Ralston OF Hyatts-
vile, delegate, and j. p. DuvaIl OF LAUREL alter
nate, to the national convention at Cincinnati on
May IL 20 nominate a presidential ticket.
There Will De- a reunion campfire OF the Ham,
cock and Logan commands OF the UniOn Veterans
Union at the National Rides armory this evening
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CIGARETTEs KILLED Hx.-At Bridgeport, Conn.
to-day the body OF young Josephus d. Mens will
urday from cigarette smoking. CHIEF Marsh mad
repeatedly talked TO the lad, who was but seven
to, and which was slowly killing him. Young
Melins seemed bent upon increasing the daily
number Of cigarettes until his average amounted
To nearly fve packs He inhaled the smoke dis
easing his lungs.
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LIGHTNING RODS repaired J. II. Kuehllng, 1912
Pa ave. NV.
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CIR TIE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.

We are the Sole Agents for this Ceiebrsted Harness.
ana have constantly hand full stock which we sell
a. CONCORD PRICES Beware of imitstiops and sse
that you get the genuine concord Harness also sole
Agents for the WHITMAN SADDLE th.p which there
N no petter.
LUTz BRO.
4o7 Penn ave, adjoining National Hotel
A full stock Of Trunks and sstchels Of the best
makes. at very low prices mig
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1COR RENT
T6l2Fn.w., l 1r $166 6731S cd at. &C., ST. S25 go
1877 ST. q. W., l3r .- 20 406 Boundary n %
GA 18TH ST. NV, LIT 100 2:}O1 NJ st. NV. Or. %
1907 st. NV, ZOE ga Mass. u. 7r -. 80
1870 18th st. n w. H. , 4S6 Washington ST. 80
I.U0 St. IT.. 90 909 U St NV. 6r q. so
6ly St n.w. % 1905 Sd st. Or .22 SO
200 9Th st. n W., 12r 10 zoos St NV, Sr 20 80
1917 St NV. liz. 90 % q ST. w.. g. 80
0l7 stnw. 90 20 sos II st. 6r.. 20. 80
81 Grant Place. 81. 80 81: Ii st. ne. 20 80
221 4. Cap. st.. 11r. so 70 TT e., Or }
81 18Th st. H. W.. 9r Do zoo Cleveland Or 20
S33 9th st. H. W. lr. 30 l3lS24 4Hsts Or 10. 30
- st. w. ~ ID 2O30 9th ST. L. w., Or Id. so
T06 18th ST. NV, llr .40 50 l. st. H. W., Nc;
1893 18th q. n W, 9r4O. liz n ST. me-. 6r.... .16
204 st. NV, 10r..... 40 lO8 st. Il W., 5r To- 20
226 st. 11r. 40 929 LIST st. e., Is
10l1 Goth st. 9r35 80 1868 N ST. s.w, Or IA 30
1926 10th stn w. ST.. .35 1913 st. Sc, Or l IA
81 ST. s.e., Or. 80. TO 1243 Both st. so
lila St NV. r3O.)O $40 L ST. Sc, Or -, IL 81
523 N. J.ave w., n. 30 AZ 1888 goth st. NV Or IL
4O6 at. Sr... 30. So ll13 N. J. G., Or l2
6.,2 st. NV, rs..... 80 2326 p ST. NV, or
22O ArthurP.. IT.. 100 1l29 Park Place, 6r 1880
1886 9Th St IA Tres as 225 K st. n e. 5r....I 10
ap14 b q. WARNER co. GIG r n NV
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Mas nj. j. Husr,

Mas M. j. Husr
lsoe ST NV.
Invites the LADIES to inspscs her Stock Of IN
PORTED MILLINERY.
The Latest Styles for IADIKS MISSES AND
CHILDREN
Personal attention given 10 orden mh21
MANgFAcTURERs or GAS FIxrUkER BRASS
SCHULTZ Gas lIx1URE zkD AIT METAL ca.
mA6-3m 6i6 l1xA o. RW.
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The Conspiracy at the Jail.
WHAT CaRRoII SAW Apo,tr IT

Jas Carroll now In Jail, having been sentenced
TO ten years In the penitentiary for housebreak-
Ing. states In regard to the plot to break 1ai and
murder the guards some few weeks since that the
frst he heard OF 1t was from Chew, on the day be-
fore 1t was to have been attempted. Chew said
that Mack had a rope IN his cell, and that VIM.
Han was 10 supertntend the unlocking OF the doors
and that Robt. johnson, julius Lee, and Grant
Johnson were In the plot, but he did not mention
the names OF Oscar jackson, VIM. Green, and VIM
ROBINSON Chew said that Hall would let the two
Johnsons ana Mack out OF their cells, and they
would get through the yentiators TO the roof BY
means u the rope and then TO the ground and
Would then hight their way out. This CONVERSE
lIoh took place In the van, and when he (CarrolN
went BACK 70 Jail he wrote Mack a note stating
what he had heard, and telling him II 1t was fact
ne mad better let 1t drop. lie asked where they
got the rope, and Mack replied that Robt John
son woman brought II TO him (Johnsonl and gave
~ 10 Nun (Mack) TO keep. The note he sent to
DePuty warden Russ, as also others. They had
SAID before that they were going TO be free Car
ron denies that he was In league with them, but
plot. Hall made a full confession.
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TESTIMONY IN THE CASE or EDWARD ]. HUDSON
This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, the trial of Edward j. Hudson on
the charge OF an assault with intent TO kill his
brother, George j. Hudson. on the LIST OF February
last. at his fathers bakery, near I'd and streets
southeast, was resumed, Mr.. Howard Clagett for
the defendant Evidence was offered by the de-
PENDANT. Mr.. John W. Miller testifylDg, that on
the Monday previous Edward was at his place on
sth street southeast, drinking. Edward Sechs a
baker. testified that he saw defendant al Gross
on 10th street, drinking on the dry OF the shoot
Ing. Of1cer Slack corrODOraIed the DEFENDANTS
testimony as 10 being al police headquarters
the shooting, but not at the time stated. George
Gross testified as 20 the in tOxicaton OF the de-
fendant the day OF the shooting.
MI Ciagett In MS argument TO the jury claimed
that u was not entirely certain that the defendant
nred the nrst shot; that the evidence showed that
the prisoner Was In no condition OF mind to form
the Intent 10 Kill, and said that in this case the
uelendaDt was not received as was the prodigal
son. and read that parable from the Bible
MI hpScomb retOrted by reading from scripture
the killing OF Abel by Cain.
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
The jury, after an hours absence found a YER
dict OF guilty.
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Holding his Ear I'm his Hand.

SAMUEL SCALA, ALIAS sIMoNK, FINED FIFTY DOL
LARS FOR BITING RICHARD Sizes AURIcULAR AP.
PKSDAGE OFF.
The case OF Samuel Scala, alias Simone, the
barber charged with biting Richard Slices ear on
saturday morning In the barber shop at No. 171s
Pennsylvania avenue where both are employed.
as mentioned in saturdays STAR, was called for
trial In the Police Court this morning and the de-
PENDANT pleaded not guilty.
TAPPING AT The WINDOW.
See testified that the assault occurred in the
rear OF the barber shop at No. 171s Pennsylvania
avenue. When he got to the shop Saturday MORN
Ing the defendant accused him (Slee) Of insulting
his (defendants) wife. Witness denied It and
asked defendant who told him. He answered that
the hired girl had told him. At witness sugges-
ton the DEFENDANTS wife was sent for, and when
asked about being insulted sne replied, az heard q
tap on the window" The defendant then abused
witness and became very profane The defendant
then attempted to assault witness and IN selr-de-
Tense he struck the defendant. The latter then
grabbed witness and bit his right ear on. He
picked IL up and held It until the doctor arrived.
KEEPING HIS EAR WARN TILL THE DOCTOR CAME.
DIR. Neale testified that the injured mans ear or
portion OF IT, was bitten on. When ne arrived
he found the injured man holding the ear In his
hand. lie said: 81 have been keeping 1t warm for
you" Witness sewed IL on. He said that he could
not tell whether 1t would affect Siee's hearing or
not.
THE KAR-BITER's STORY
The defendant testified that his wife came home
Friday night and told
81 object" said Mr.. sheppard.
The court sust aimed the objection.
Defendant said that on saturday morning he
spoke TO Slice about Insulting his (defendant's)
wife. Slee denied what witness SAID, and added
that whoever told him 50 was liar. Slice then
struck him and walked toward his coat Defend
ant thought he was going alter weapon, and It
was DUNG the tusSle that followed that he bit
Slee's ear on. He said that he did not intend TO
bite his ear on.
Lizzie Pinkney, colored, testified to the assault
Counsel for defendant asked IL he could not prove
by this witness that Slee had
FIIRTED WITH THE DEFENDANTS WIFE.
Mr.. Shepperd objected TO the testimony, as 1t
would only show malice on the part OF the defend
ant.
The judge declined TO hear her testimony on that
point. He afterward asked the girl what she
knew, and she said that he tapped on the window
and that ne also made a remark while passing her
on the street.
THE JUDGES COMMENTS.
The judge commented on the evidence and said
that the defendant had hurt his own case; that he
had no right TO chew the mans ear on, but under
the circumstances he would make the fine smaller
than he otherwise would. A fine OF $50 was i'm
posed, which the defendant paid.
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GIT YOUR BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING from
first hands EIsEMAN BROS,
ManufactuT ers Cur. 9TH and K.
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SOME CASH BARGAINS for Monday and Tuesday,
18th and 17sh; Lace Scrim. &c. yard; Printed Mad
ras 10 and l5c.; Lot OF Hassocks. 25c.: KenS1ng-
ton Art squares 3x3 yards for $3.50 8X4 for 50
30 prs. Lace Curtains, former price from Sl.2J TO
s.; they are the remnants Of our stock, having
only /, 9 and pair OF pattern: they go at l. OF
the price. Antique Chamber Suit, bevel mirror,
chairs, rocker, towel rack and table, for 81. 90
Narble-Top Walnut Chamber Suit, Deyel plate
s4x3o, chairs, rocker. towel rack and marble-top
table. 1880. All mattings sold on Monday and
Tuesday will be laid free OF charge at
w. Ii. HoEKE, SOl Market Space.
CHMDRENs AND BOYS SUITS
our stock includes all the newest designs
EisENAS Bros,
Manufacturers cor. 9TH and E
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lNOR SALE-HOUSES.
II 1901 X stn.w..bh h., 1901 to 1905 St H.
m.i..............- S30, 600 w. FIJI. 5rp.... s. 600
203 St W.. bh., M 1905 9TH St NV, bh,
j. 25r............. p, 600 m l. ar -..- < 5oQ
200I St NV b.h % ST NV. oh
l3r .25, 600 Sr $500
7vo ~ ST. n"' Dr. ~. IN ,oo % 81 se' IL, zoo
Cob "a .s.j: Goa Jaw
SIa and honse ~ oef o'h sN Me- II ,oo
rasr "o !. ooo ~ s,j6, =, "a. how
rear. i2'ooo 'is oth ST. n.e Oh
I've NV, % ooo 81 4.ooO
+, g IT. III ,o'ooo 10 NJ h-e' p-h' -oo
iIr "a oco ,.so I. nd .,.,i / 81, ., = "vo
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The Academy Of Sciences.


FAPRRs TO BE READ AT THE MEETING TO BxGiN AT
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM TOMORROW.
Among the papers TO be read at the meeting OF
the National Academy of Sciences to begin at the
National Museum tomorrow, are the following:
1.-THE Rotation OF the Sum-" by Prof J. E. Oliver OF
cornell University, Ithaca, N. T.; 'sThe Founda-
IONS OF Chemistry" by DR.. T. Sterry Hunt, OF
Montreal, Canada; 'On an Improved Form of
Quadrant Electrometer, with Remarks upon its
Use" by Prof. T. c. Mendenhall, director OF the
Rose Institute, Terre Haute, Ind. ION the verte-
Drate FAUNA OF the Puerco SereS," by Prof. E. ID.
Cope, OF Philadelphia; ar enforcement and In
nlDitlon," by DIR. Henry P. Bowdltch, OF Harvard
University; ION Apparent Elasticity Produced in
AN Apparatus by The Pressure Of the Atmosphere,
ana The Bearing OF the Phenomena upon the
hypothesiS OF Potential Enefgv," by A.. Graham
Bel OF Washington; 'Tne ORBITS or AeroiteS," by
Prof. Ii. A. Newton, OF Yale University; "A Large
Photographic Telescope" by Prof. L c. Pickering,
director OF Howard University; "a New Method
Tor The Biological Examination OF Air, with
scrlptton of an Aerobioscope." by W. 7. Sedgw1ck
and G. X. Tucker, Institute OF Technology, Boston,
Mass.
The titles Of other papers will be printed they
are presented to the academy.
wednesday evening the Henry Draper medal
Will be presented to Prof. Edward c. Pickering,
director OF the Harvard Observatory, for his work
on astronomical photography, and the Law
renee Smith medal 10 Prof. II. A. Newton, OF Yale
University, for his work on meteors After these
presentations obituary notices will be read OF
Prof. JAS. Z. Watson by Prof. g. c. COmStOck, or
the Wisconsin University, and OF Capt. James B.
EadS, by Mr.. VIM Sellers OF Philadelphia.
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Transfers of Real Estate.


Deeds in fee have been flied as follows: II. W.
Hamilton TO E. j. Lanchon sub. "a, 50. 500; 200.
Rachel A. E. Bowser to w. II. Barstow ct al, In
trust pit. Woody; s.. E. W. Clark to same, do
8 g: W. Walsh TO II. c. Borden, lot 20, So ISL
S43O. Ii. c. BOrd to A. {. Clark, lots 20 TO %,
do; 5. A. &. Clark to c. NJ. McEuen, same prop
erty; s9.5OS62. Pauline Senger to c. G: Zange.
p. j 81. 4l6; $1,000 Margaret SomerS 10 j. Geo.
Schulz, pit. ., So 100; $500. Justin Mccarthy 10
Richard Callahan, SUBJ 325, 50. 679; $500. J. v.
\. huyck 10 Anna Z. smith, sub. 81, So 105;
s6.45O. Maria d. Green to Mary B. SmoOt, p. 20,
BIS addition TO West Washington; Sl,S00. g. +.
Dawson ct al TO q. G.. Walker, Ut. ~, So 80;
s. .42o. Thos. Allen TO K. H. Bayliss, SUBJ 81, 81.
179; 6. +. ID. bowling TO Hug Ii. MORAN, sub.
40, 81. 567; $4,000. j. L. Lake, 1r., to Josephine
b. Bruce, suo l31. 50. 80; S1025O. j. Nj. johnston,
t.ustce TO W. g. SKATERS, pt -, so. 534; 81, O5O.
nary E. Fitzgerald to w. Ii. Fitzgerald, pit. 81, So.
AS; 8. w. Ii. Fitzgerald to NJ. Fitzgerald, same
property; B.
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD EFrECrs.-A
choice lot OF lou, hold effects porceiains bronzes
and br,c-a-brac Will be sold at the auction rooms
or Thomas Bowling tO-inJrrOw at IL O'Clock, be-
longing 10 party leaving the city and removed
there for convenience OF sale.
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Il Carolina ave- . rooms mod imps.. heated by fur
mace stories and cellar large, splendid front lawn
Rent x27.5O. IAOS. l.. WAGGAMAN, 917 f ct. u. W.
aul4-tm
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MONEY TO LOAN.

S7 AAA AT D PER CENT. wEHAVE $1,000
. sVVU TO loan At per cent hrsi-clas- so
curitS for two years A. 4. HILL 4 CO.
apI4-lot lB:gs d q
MONEY TO LOAN AT 1--WE PER CENT ON APP
XN1 proved real estate security. Large amounts
specially TYLER a kUTHERFOkD.
JSS-12ws l3O1 st nv
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LHOR RLNT-1425 9TH ST. N. W., BRICK HOUSE;
Il eleven rooms: all modern improvements: $50 90
193o1S3o y 18th st NV, new Bricks; rooms: all
modern improvements each $3.50. 624 ST. NV,
Frame; rooms. modern improvene nts; large yard
$3.50. BY CHAS. 5. sHkEVE, 1l25 9TH st. NV.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

EO8 sALh-NoRTHwEST. BRICK ROUSE. SIX
rooms, cellar. hath; coGNrniett TO RiTgs MARKET
hefdlcs and schoolS Rents for Ss5. Price $3.50.
$500, MhfIAkER 4 JOIp N
N1rl6-8 Est
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IHOR sALE-THOSE TWO NEW 7-RoOM BRICK
Il houses, 32S and $50 Delaware ave ne, houses
have Just been completed: have all mod mps % feet
OF parking in front of houses and only squares
from the Capitol; convenient to cars, &c: will
paper houses throughout If desired; price, $3.50,
terms 10 suit; keys at S2 Del. ne. Inquire of
WIMSATT Il UHLER. 9th Of. wharf. or CHAS "
TkOTT, builder, 17lS 9th St NV.
an0 4 A
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lightning Rods and Speaking Tubes.
huenlng, l212 Pa. ave. NV. 9
California Tickets. j. F. Minor, B. & o.
Depot 26t
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"Royal Clue, mends CHINA, Glasswooi, 8

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. "Ward" prints 45c per 10.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MILK
&c. per quart.
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INTENDING BUILDERS who desire 10 procure lots
Identical In shape 10 those occupied by rhe Port
Land. should attend the sale tomorrow afternoon
al 40, OF lots In square I56 adjoining Dupont
Circle, oy K Ross Perry, executor and trustee of
Harriet NcCeney.
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NOR SALE-TW0 2-STORY AND BASEMENT
- brick houses all mod imps q rooms 1876 and
1861 st s.w THOS. 4. MYERS,
ap11-6ts 102l 9th st.
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1918 ST., IL rooms bath. cellar, furnace. $50
2027 St. IL rooms bath. furnace. .......... 30
room I'd story for business,20x4O ............ 20
apl4-2w GEO w. LINKINS. 18th and II ST.
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MARRIAGE LIcsSsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk of the court 70 C. nj
Snyder, OF New York city, and Imogen Rowles:
ThoS ElwoOd aud Laura Shorter.