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W. r. MOSES & Son.
FrssKLLs Ice CREAM and charlotte Russo.

DON'T BE CLIN.-Sdalls, the great soap man,
has covered the country with the legend, "Dont
be clam because a clam does not "shell out' as
he wishes the public 10 do. soap, however good,
only CleanSes the outside. Scotch Oats Essence,
the contrary cleanses purtfies, and strengthens
the brain and nervous system, both In and out,
cures neuralgia, gives new vigOr, and IL undOu0J-
eddy the greatest neryine known.
LOOSE COVERS, BABY CARRIAGEs, straw Mattings,
Wire Window screens; orders for upholStering or
cabinet work promptly attended to- Furniture
packed for shipment
W. b. Moses & son, IIth and F.
INE PORTRAITS. kets Kemethy. IIO9 Pa. ave-
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Golden Eagle knights.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MEETING OF THE SUPREME

CASTLE NEXT MONTH.
The Supreme Castle OF the Knights OF the Golden
Eagle OF the United states will convenetn this city
May 90. The knights In this city propose to give
the visitors an imposing reception and there will
be a street parade. The following committees
have charge Of the arrangements: Ways and
means, w. ]. Ferguson, E. L. folsom, H. NJ
Thomas Baker, William c. Biting, George W.
Hesiey, Edw. Flick, W: l. MARKS. c.. F. Scott, and
j. b. +. Fonda; hotel Edw. Flick, A. Willge, ihos
Baker, and Andrew Poulson; press j. b. Conner
j. ]. Finley, Wooman Gibson, and E. L. folsom;
public comfort, A. Will1ge, ThOs. Baker, c. S. Gay
McClain; music. Geo. W. Heisley, p. Vannelnan
and j. v. Nicola n; transportation, c. 8. Guy, Edw
Flick, C. F. Scott, W. s. Marks, and j. b. +. Fonda
printing, II. NJ. Schneider and A. p. Myers Tine
chairman and secretary are ex-Ofncio members Of
all cOmmitteeS
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Eok SALE A DESIRABLE THREEsroRf
l2-room BRICK dwelling on 21st st. near fennsyl-
sanls ave psror, dining room and kitchen on one
noon mas all mod imp~. sley In reari grlce only
apl1-3t 1907 Pepnsyivanis ave.
monthly payments st cash prices -,
10 parties seeking nice homes and nrStclass invest
inens invite inspection Of those bcsutifu Houses
on n 81 and Linden Place nc
lhese houses built By by days works. are AL
o. different design, two and three stories and back
ouiialnss TO 10 rooms each handsome solid antique
oAA manteis OPEN fre places: cathedral glass nney
ount: handsomely finished in different WOODS. and
IN the pretnes and most rapidly improving part OF the
northeast ironounced by purchasers the handsomest
pest on! ana chespes; houses offered an ssh-
spl9-1m 1922 y. A. avenue.
Tor sALE-NEw HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS IN
H Mt Pleasant; larve lot large rooms all beautifully
pAEered eyeryth irst-class. SS 900. WHITAKER
SJOkDAN, 14l7 Est spl7-3t
I>oR sALE.-NINE-R ROOM BRICK NORTHWEST;
II 10th ST. side and all cellar IL xS5 lendd
! 1aap SS,ni IN Eood condition; $4,000. wHITAkkk
JORDAN, l4lI Est npl1-5t
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN IN HOUSE AND LOTS
End: al for 81. 500. easy terms JNO AN BI.ER
SMITH, Atry at Law, go + st NV. Apls-3r
EoR SALE - AN s-RooM AND BATH BRICK
II house. mod imps.; splendid cellar; southern ex-
posure street cars pass door, situated in good location
northwest; lot ~ T. front by ll6 It deep 20 lott
Alley: price $4,000. C. Il CAYwooD. basement, 9lo
4 ST. npl1-3ts
VroR SALE-l0 ROOM HOUSE. p ST MAR
Il 10th NV, splendid location. 81 900: = rooms aud
cellar house. New Hampshire ave, new fne interior
hnish $3.50. room house. 10Th NV, So. 700
in value. HARDING q wATEhs o0o IIIh 81. NV.
Apls-3t
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BrAur1ruL SpR1se DREss GooDs.

OEAO11xOL kOFhlN0 A(hESS NOODS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
LOWEST CASH PRICES
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, one yard and half wide.
BLACK. Wonderful cash bargain. S7hc
SATIN MORE, for trimming the new-style dress
goods: TERRA GOTTA, TAN, 0OBE1IN. Toe.
BLACK AND COLOkED SILKS. IT sctual cost
to reduce our immense stock.
Don't pay Toe for BLACK sURAH SILKS. Our cash
price 10 SIC.
CREAM ALBATBoss,. sztra-wids double width.
pure wool special bargain. 3Shc.
Cash Customers Will select ONE Of the following
presents IL they buy Is or over; Pair Of SILK En-
brodered Corseta worth S6c.; pair OF large size
knotted- fringe Damask Towsa worth 81; Hall Dozen
DanIssk Napkins. worth 75c.
CARRIERS
MARKET sPACR NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE
HENRIETTAS. the nev-style dress-gooda pure
wool. wide double width; OK HOOD TAN, TERRA
4Sc = - .-
Finest quality FRENCH sATTKKNs. csc
FANCY SILKS. 81, 40, 60. 5Oc-
AENRiETTAS sxrems!y me quality. extre- wide
BEAUTIFUL sATfEENA very cheap 0}Sc.
exclusively.
Cash customeys win sslsct ouz Of the following
presents they buy ol0 or overs Handspring Bridal
61.50., Two Pstrs bama1k 16vola, worth @. aud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

WoRCH's DRy-AIR SYSTEM, the only sure method
OF exterminaJing moths and their eggs. Furni-
ture and goods OF every description renovated.
All furniture purchased from US viii be kept free
rOm moths for one year without expense.
W. B. Moses & son. 18th and +.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wealber.

Jndicoffo7s for me =. hours commencing as n. N
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land, and Virginia, warmer fair weather FOL
lowed wednesday by rain. light TO fresh easterly
winds, veering 70 southerly and increasing in
force
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CITY ITEMS.
ssOpera psouques,, Cigars.

ssOpern RsOuQues,, Cigars
'OPBRA BOUQUET" Clears.
Mar vels Of beauty and excellence; Sc each, or y
for a box Of SO cigars Gentlemen come from all
parts OF the city 70 purchase them. We have
fresh invoice Just In N. p. METzaEh
AT 7th st. NV.
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We ARE SOLE Agents for Chase's Cold Blast and
Pierce's RefrigeratOTs, kedZie's and the Pasteur
Water Filters. Until May LIST we Will make a dis
count OF per cent on ali sales OF $50 over for
cash on or before delivery.
Moses A SOS.
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CLOSING SlLk.-The Taunton Silver Plate Co.
Will make closing sale tO-mOrrow OF Triple plated
Ware, Cutlery, &C. at the salesroom OF Walter b.
Williams Co., cor. 10th and Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

We Are Selling the very best of all kinds OF
family groceries. Very cheap. Come and try US.
M. P. METzGRR,
AT 7th St NV.
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The Courts.
EQUITY CoCRT-Chief Justice Bingham and JUDGES
Cor and James.

Cor and James.
Yesterday, Miner agt. Miner; further proof or
dered taken Ellis agt. Ellis; divorce a vim. mat
granted.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge MONTGOMERY.
Yesterday, Edward j. Hudson; assault with in
tent 10 kills verdict, guilty. Geo. Sewell ASSAULT
recOgnzances In $3.50, with o. s. b. Wall as surety
forfeited VIM. hun,er; ARRAY; time to pay une
extended three weeks. Vim. Nicholson; larceny:
nolle pros. entered. Brazilla Belts; assault with
Int MT TO Kill; verdict, not guilty. Robert Dent;
convicted OF hOuseDreak1ng; motion for new trial
Withdrawn. VIM: Reagan; receiving stolen goods;
verdict OF not guilty.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free TO every new subscriber for year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is a handsomely printed
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I,OR RENT-HlATTSvILLE, MD-FoUR SMALL.
II stores near station. rent - month. suitable
for barber, ice cream. shoemaker &c. Apply at
AMAN's Store or wM u. SMITH. Melrose Park ls-:It
I,oR RENT-oR BoARDERs kEcEIyED-PARF
u or whole of country house nne shade aud wAt,r.
Ice aid milk; fruit Address Mr.. THOS. J. BROWN,
near Gaithersburg. Nd, or l235 Pa NV. Al7at'
TSoR sALE-LAwIER's HILL NEAR RELAY, y.
II and o. X. r. IL acr,s with improvements very
desirable location SERGEANT A TlNGES. 3 4. Lex
ington st., Baltimore. Apl0-lw
I,oR SALE-AT ROCKVILLE Nd. NEW 5-sTORY
brick hotel 40 rooas In .. grove. with 3-acrs
lawn iH trout. stabling. With > -oOms above the
buildings aud acres at half Also dw. llinss.
10 ~ rooms Several houses for rent; furtish-,.
MILTON LUCkEIr.
$40 D ~. A. "
Mr. Cooke ID. Luckett. Of this firm. Rockville
daily after q D. aud will remain any dny show
property: representative will meet any
conmodate persons desiring Ia prOert Twenty
nye ira ms daily. APPLETON
IroR sALE-s4. 5O0-s2% ACgEs. WITH HOUSE
Il of ten rooms y miles from the city.
ADDISON a LARCOMBE.
anil ii
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SPECIAL SALE at Kings Palace. Poke shapes in
all braiis at ~ cts.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In \ 10. "Ward" prints 45c per TO-
Also. Cottage Cheese and Burtermilk: sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

From DARK 10 AtgwI
Our stock OF Hats. ranging from black TO pearl
In color, never was more complete. Prices reason
able. FRANC, One-Price Halter and Furnlsher,
corner 9TH and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

Tested By Time.
For bronchial affections, coughs, &C., Brown:
Bronchial Trcches have proved their efficacy by 9
test OF many years. Price, 25 centa eos
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i 6l2 n.w,l 1r 3166. 6731S Cd st. &C., 8r e25 60
1887 ST. n w.. 13r. .- l35 406 Boundary n. w7r
Oh 18th st. NV. LIZ 100 230l NJ st. Or. 20
1907 st NV, 1Or.. 75224 Mass. av n w. Or % 90
1920 10th st. n W., 11r- s 466 Washington st AZ
1906 St. LIT. DO 300 St NV :, Or . 22 80
Oh st. NV. % 1000 ID st. NV. Or ~ SO
zoo 9Th ct. n w. 12r. 30 ZOOS st. NV, Sr. 22 so
1917 ct NV. 1lr.. 80 - g st ~, or. so
0l7 stn.w ,11r.. ..6o.1 sos II IT n e., Or 90 SO
"a Grant Place, Sr. SO Sl3 st n.e. IT,. 20. 80
III T. Cap. St. 1lr 90 IOS q. ne, Or. 20. Is
S23 10th St n. w. Or. 80 Cleveland ave. Or 20
1888 9TH St W., 1lr. 80 131S-24 v. dr lS as
2!9 81 NV - U56 9th IT. u. w., Or 10. SO
TO6 18th st NV. l1r. 40 80 L st. n w., Or, IA
1913 18th g. NV. 9r4OnOil1 ID st ne. ltj
204 D 81 NV, lOr..... LOS st. w., 5r... 10 30
226 st. ill.,. 40 920 LIST ct me-, 8r. Il
10l1 Goth st W. 0r35. 30 366 ct. s.W. Or Ill 20
1fs6 10th stu. w-Sr.. 80 1913 ct. ae, IA
111z st nv ,1E.3O.00 620 l. &C sc, Or l2 AZ
5Ss Lave NV. S8a e 1879 Sosh st NV. Or. i
1855 18th ct i w. 7r2h75 800 q. n e. Sr''. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

JONI CANP-FRE--The Hancock and Logan
commands OF the mon Veterans Union held a
campfire al Grand Army Han last evening ROM
Attain. the adJutant-general OF the order made an
address Of welcome, and addresses We're made py
Representatives Laldlaw, OF New lork ana Ander
son, OF Iowa, and by Ia l. Piper the Iueige-adyo-
cate-generai OF the organization r. c. Hill Mrs
Dumole, DIR. Heenan, Major Frank He'll and Can't.
j. L kOgerson TOOK part Ia the musical and liter
airy exercises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

CHxw ~Rosenfeh's GEM Tobacco.
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The ZIoS CHURCH CONFERENCE.-THE Phlladel-
phla anu BaltlnIOTc Conference OF the \ NJ T. Zion
Church In America will convene Tomorrow aIIer-
noon In John Wesley Zion Church Ola Connecticut
avenue Bishop T. H. LOmaX, OF Charlotte " c.
Will preslfe- Tais conference includes the D,f met
OF C0lumnla and a portion OF the states OF Mary
land and PennsylyaaIa, and numbers sixty minis
tiers. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

HIS SKULL FRACTURED WITH A BRICK.-LaSt night
about $40 O'Clock Henry Hughes struck Geo. Hud-
son on the head with stone, on street between
13% and l4Jh streets. Hudson was attended by
Dr. MchOne. or the Emergency Hospital, and II
was found that he mad received a sight fracture
of the skull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

Fine Sewing Machines for Rent by weeh
or month at AUERBACHs, TIN and II. eos
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RKNANDBD FOR FURTHER TEsTIMoNY.-Int the case
OF John U. Miner against Amelia Miner for divorce
Chief Justice Bingham yesterday referred the case
back 70 the examiner 10 take further testimony.
They were married In 1873, and lived together
until lss4 when he charges that she wilfully de-
serted him and went TO W1lkesbarre Pa, anu has
been living In adultery there with one James
Chambers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

II 10Th st, bat + n.w.l 1910 4fh It n " 0x IL m
IA 70. furniahed per AMI 7O5 Irwin 81 D. ~ Sri I'D
nisnsd. $500 1000 Sas p:t. :.1.5 n. 90 81
ESQ Ut. nv &8r 30 ~ 1882 9Th ct 10 I'D
1924 Bd'y ststk l0r30. 30 Gordon ava n a. lrD "a
Gal Maas. ,Sr. 30 III l0-12 II ct 40
1k1& 1T NV, 6y. ..203Q41 st ma, Ar. 100
1916 Sd 100 12k13 BiardsnS alleys1 ~
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WIVES GROUNDS FOE ASKING FoR DIVORCE =
To-day, Mr.. Campbell Card gton, for Nellie ASH.
ton, nled a bill for divorce IRON George. W Ash.
ton They were married December %, 1881 BY
Kew. VI. GaSkinS, and she charges that about !
year after marriage he commenced a systematic
course " in-treatment. anu In september lsSo as
SaulIed her, cutting her face, &C.: that he once
seized an axe 10 XII her and she ran Tor her life
and he pleaded guilty to the charge OF threats
she states that since April he has been IN a con
slant state VI intOxicatlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

The Silent New American No. : and New
Eldredge. c. AUKRBACH. 7th and II, sole agent eos
Dopo
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"Royal Glue,' mends china, Glass wood, &C,

Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
Phillips DigeAtible Cocoa, an ef1cactous
drink for the nervous and dyspeptc. D
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THE EMANCIPATION MEETaNGs.
Yesterdays Celebration Continued In
the Evening".

FREDERICK DoUsLA ass ADDRESS AT THE FOURTH BAP-
list cHURCH-HR MAINTAINS THAT THE PRESENT
CONDITION OF THE SOUTHERN NEGRO n WORSE TEAM
sLAvERY-AN ADDRESS BY JOHN y. LAN6sToN AT
AsBUKY CHURCH
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SPRING HArs

SPRING HAra
ALL THE LEADING STYLES IN SPRING AND
SUMNER HATS NOW READY
MISSES AND CHII.DREN'S HATS IN EVERY
VARIETY
LADIES' RIDING HATS
DUNLAP's NEW YORK HATS. SPECIAL STYLES,
WILLETT L RUOFF,
ap6-1m 0O5 PennA Ava
SpR1Se Srocx.
The Latest In NECKWEAR.
Medium Weights in UNDERWEAR
New stock HOSIERY, GLOVES. and HANDEER-
VS. TEEL
apl4 035 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BuREAu OF FAsz1os
l4S4 New York svA NV.
WILL cYnN on
We ~ EsDAY
CASE o.
m1o-3m TRENCH AND EN0LIsH HATS.
7. xALKKR sONs 2OA 10TH ST. N.W.
- Building PsRegs, Charcoal, Portland Oeu,~ns
2aimnsy tiuA WhAss. and Trout land .TSr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

ARRESTED AND TAKEN 70 PTrrsBUR6.-Major
Moore last evening received a dispatch from In
spectOr OF Police McAleese OF Pttsour., notifying
him 10 arrest TWO Een-Samcel brown and Doml-
nick OConnOr-wnO had lett there on 4 train for
this city. When the train arrived from Pitts
burg later IN the evening the men were arrested
By Detectives Carter and Nanon. They are
charged In Pttsburg with the grand larceny VI
SllO ana a valuable gold watch from VIM Dillon,
who lives on I'd avenue, PlttsburZ. This morning
Detective CoulS5n arrived mere from PltlsouTg AMI
toOk the prisoners back with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

HE THREATENED TO Cur HER THROAT WITH A
RAzOR-A cOlOred barber, named Claude :. Jack
son, went into Old cuored woman's cook
shop, In south Washington, Yesterday afternoon,
ana asked the price q every article OF food Tor sale
In the place. He took seat 1t "A table. and after
eating hearty meal was told that the charge was
20 cents. He thought that 10 cents was enough,
but the proprietor refused To let him leave the
premises unul the bill WAS paid. He took from his
pocket razor and threatened 10 cut the old lady
throat unless she let him out. The old lady CON-
planned TO Officer Henry, who arrested the eater
and found the razor IN his hat This morning, In
the Police Court, he was tried for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and was fined $50 or 90 days on
the farm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

THREE POLICEMEN AND THEIR PRIsoNER.-Yester-
day the sixth precinct patrol wagon drove to the
Police Court In 1t were seated the driver and
three policemen. No prisoner could be seen Ia the
wagon, but when IL stopped at the Police Court a
diminutiye colored boy jumped out. He was
caught BY On1cer ONeill, who started to lock him
up The little fellow protested his innocence and
said he did not want 10 go 10 the farm tOol' (ke-
form SCHOOL,, but be was placed behind the bars
al the same. He did not manage to crawl between
the bars and escape before ne was called up for
trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

An EFFORT TO SAVE BtsCOE's LIFE--The follow
ing petition. signed b. Aessrs. 4. q. Love- j. l.
MLbErn, J. h VI. kaley, anu ten other citizens OF
LtOaar1tOwn, 81 Mays county, has Desen r.
Celyed oy the governor or Maryland: ave the
Undersigned, citizens Of LeOnardtOwl, 1t. Mary's
County, Nd, believing that benjamin BtScoe, now
confined Ia our county jail under sentence OF
death, Tor The killing OI Captain DIXON does not,
ana never has. On account OF weakness OF mind,
appreciated the gravity Oi his crime, and consss-
Gsenliy cannot D. ned a, fully responsible a. a
man OF higher mental Caliber, request mat you
commute the death sentence 10 Imprisonment for
life" bis'Oe VS. s-nUenced % be hanged on the
zsth OF April
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Inz PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. IIOo Pa ave
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A NEW PRINTING OFFICE.
"A MCQUEEN Il WALLACE,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
11OS-l1l6 Street n. W., South Side,
that they ready to receive orders
kind Printing the above address. Their outfit Ia
entirely new. skilled workmen only employed Will
try to please all customers. sp7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

T AVN TENNIS CLOTH BATIsTE, AND PACIFIC
IL Lawn Remnants At DOUBLE COMBINATION.
ap14-3s l241 and l243 l1th at ae
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va A. - ~ ~ Az = ~ ~
Il G22l Ct.av.n.w..lSr
-. -...-..-..... SooO
IL Lafayette So, 1Sr. . y
1916 n st. NV, LIT. i
7 st. NV, 12rs. 1911
lab X st. Il. W., lar. 4
l125 10th st. W., l5r. ]
1872 g st. IL. w..15r. i
1914 = LIST st. n. w..13r. l
1925 Mass. ave. ....-l
1904 Conn. ave. l3r. -
1915 VT. av. n.w..12rS3.
1894 18th st. n. W.. lar.
1904 Conn. ave-, 11r.
2404 14th at.
s!5 18th st. NV, l4r....
l416 . st. u. w., l2r. 49,.
1927 y st. NV. 11r. -
2402 14th st ...... SO.
The above houses car
our office only. TH
mh24
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EoR sALE-HoUsEs.

EOR SALE-HOUSES.
Il Az q st. NV b n.
nj, l4r...-.....s9.0 Zoo
l242 18th st. .w..b.hs
MI, 13r 5000
4:.s q st. II. w. b.h., 10
30, IS. a. and IA Myr-
tie St, b.h.. m.i..7r.6S0C
lila. 1ll6 6th ST. sw.,
b.h and / FIJI. rear. @, 00C
4u6, 4OS 18th st. s.w.,
h.h. mi. 9r........5.0 900
Sd I'D st. n w.. b.h.,
sr...-......-.......-.4 ,SOO
81 I'D St NV, b.h.,
a9rr.;;..;..:;4.1oC
SO. S3l and $50 2;Sd
St n. W., b.h.. Or. 900
2l ~ l St n. W., b.h..
Sr....:...--.........4.0OO
So4 9Th st. ne, FIJI,
20. s;a 1877 st ;i: 8 ". 200
In. Or .............i, 800
64o and 649 Is St me-,
tn. 1r.............4.0 00
S1O-22 18th st. and
Ny. ave-. bet B 81. and
= 9: ave. s.e-, I h. 1000
ABB n st. NV. { .h...r5.
and = houses rear. 4, ZOO
The above ~ only a por'
books. For full list cal at
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AUCTION SALES OF UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY
DUne4nsOn Bros sold yesterday al pubic AUCTION
10 Henry j. GrOss Tor SAT- per square loot a
vacant lot at the nOrJ ieast corner l4th street
and Rhode Island avenue, fronting 349I feet on
Rhode lsiaDd avenue. and containing ,taE square
feet: also the adIOinlIs los on Rhode Island
avenue. containing LAS square feet To the same.
Tor sl@. per foot; the next All Joining lot 10
Jaults Tourney, and containing l,.SE3 square feet
Tor s,kO0 pcr foot The last lots nave a 'front.'
age Vi "A feet each.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-20
Arrivals At ID. and p. Station.

From Boston-lO45 a. m. tdaIy expressl.
From New York and Philadelphia-5.3 30, 8 90,
and 10.45 am; :40 2 10, 80, A Qimited),
7;55, 500, 9.12 Qimited( and 1o47 m.
All daily except LAO, a, 100, $50 p. M,
From Baltimore, on week days-535, Cos,
500, s,35, s,15, $50, and 10,4o a m;
1;40, 215, $40, 400, $50, TO, 7.55,
500, O.12, and 10.47 p m. On Sundays,
b.35, 6.o5, 500, 9, 80, 1o. 40 a. M; 2.15,
From Annapolis-s 1.40, 5.50 and 7.55 p
m, On Sunday, 100 p, m.
rom Buffalo, Elmira and Harrlsburg-o.30 a
IN and 76b IN.
From Popes Creek Line--s.3 a. IN. Except
Sundays) and $50 p, m.
From Richmond and the South--11 "a q, M,
$40 and IL p. M On sunday, liza a.
From st. Louis, Chicago and Pittsburg-
9;oS, 9'3O a. mi $50 and 7.b5 p' M
From Xliexaadria-s.25, 7.o5, $40, $50,
1885, ll.24 q: MI lao, $40, $40,
Sunday, 9,10, 11.07 a. M bio, 7.05,
From Cincinnati, louisville and st. Louis-
9Ao p. M daily via Chesapeake and
From New orleans, Lynehburg, Chattanooga
From Atlanta, Raleigh, Birmingham, New Or
leans, Texas and California Nhrough sleep
eTs from New Orleans and Atlanta 1928 %
IN. and $40 a m daily,
From Manassas and Strasburg, 0ii7 I'm daily,
except Sunday.
From Charlottesville and points on @. and o.
Railway, 040 p m daily
From Memphis, Nashville and Arkansas and
Texas points, 1O:4O m daily,
Prom Round Hill, w. and o., 800 u m daily,
except Sunday, and $50 a u daily.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

The National Opera Company tonight
at the National in Rubinstein's great
opera "Nero."
Mr. Leland r. Powers will read at the
Congregational Church tonight.
MIR. stoddard will deliver the second
Lord Byron" lecture at the Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow night.
"Dixey' is the favorite air in Wash
ington this week
Throughout the week Of February "a,
with matinees Wednesday and Saturday,
"The Bostonians in Ideal English OPERA
will be the attraction at Albaugh's Grand
Opera-House. The repertory is as follows
Monday and Thursday, "Fainitza;'
Tuesday and Friday, "Mignon;" We'd
nesday and Saturday, "The Poaohers;i'
Wednesday matinee, FRA Diavolo;'
Saturday matinee, "Bohemian Girl"
Messrs. Karl, Macdonald and Barnabee
are the proprietors of this company,
which embraces all the original Boston
Ideals now on the stage, except Miss
Ulmer.
Henry =. Dixey in "Adonis" tonight
at Albaugh's.
Miss Jennie Kimball in "Mam zelle" at
Harris's Bijou this eve.
At Kernan's tonight Harry Williams
Own Company.
Professor Carpenter begins his second
week of Hypnotism at Willard Hall to-
night.
The Panorama of the Battle of Bull
Run is always on deck.
The National Opera Company IL
Nero tonight at the National Theatre.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-20

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each;
Halves, $40; Quarters, So; Tcnths,
%; Twentleths, 81.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-20
Perley poore's Autographs.

The three days sale of historical, politi-
cal and literary autographs collected by
the late Major Ben Perley Poore was be-
gun at Boston yesterday. Among the
highest prices obtained are the following
Robert Burns "a ballad on Mr..
Heron's election), 500; President Bu-
chanan, $3.50; Sir William Blackstone,
So; Andrew Jackson, $3.50; General Jos.
Hooker, 81; Admiral Foote, So; President
Lincoln, $S; General John A. Logan, $3.50;
General I sI, Gg George O. Meade S;2S; Rear e,;
$2.25; Mrs. Davis, $3.50; Alexander H.
Stevens, 81; General Sheridan, S2,25: Presi-
dent John Quincy Adams, $2.75; Charles
VIII of France. 4.25, ...,,.,.i..