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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08
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THE LEAGUE vICToRs IN Yesterdays aAMss-wAsH.
ISGroN IN LUCK, BECAUSE OF WET GROUNDS
The Interference OF the weather bureau prob
ably saved the Washington team from another
defeat yesterday. The sounds In Chicago were
SO soaked with rain that the game had TO be post
poned.
The Detroit sluggers took kindly to the 500 600
battery yesterday aud easily won the game hitting
safely Is times The score was b to & CONWAY
pitched to Bennett until the third Inning, when
Grueber took his place. Conway cOlltded with
Morrill, at first in the second inning. Boston made
IL hits and errors. Detroit made 3 errors
Bnnching-of hits by Philadelphia and OF errors
Tor the former by q score OF 4 TO The batteries
were Bumnton and Clements Calvin and Fields,
phia is credited wit Z hits and error.
While rain served TO the possible advantage of
Washington In Chicago II did not Diet or Indian
apolis from winning from New York, to 1, and
thus making the Senatorial luck even. Crane and
Brown and Shreve and Buckley were the batteries.
Indianapolis made 8 hits and O errors, and New
FORK hits and , errors.
Pitcher Whitney left town last week with the
team and remained in Philadelphia during the
series but his illness returned with SEVERITY and
he was compelled TO return home. He is consid-
sraniy better now, and viii probably Join the team
IL IS thought that the much vexed question OF
VINO VIII manage the Washingtons Will be settled
city to-day, and a decision between Troy and
washington Will be reached.
the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery the case
OF Chas Williams a colored man about twenty
years oid was arraigned on the charge Of having
commit rape on Miss Laura ]. Crawford daugh-
ter OF ex-Mayor Crawford OF West Washington
MI Gloss appeared for the accused, and after some
discussion the government agreed TO accept plea
OF guilty OF assault and battery. This PROPOSE
ton the DEFENDANT acceded 70.
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EATEN BY RIrs-The wife Of a farmer, named
Henderson living IN Cas- County, Ind. having &C.
CASTOR To visit the barn on her husbands. farm,
took her nine months old child with her, and laid
him down on a bale OF hay, while she attended TO
the feeding OF some cattle. suddenly hearing
rushed 70 where she had left IT. and 10 her horror
found II surrounded By score OF large rats, who
she discovered were gnawing and tearing away
ferociOusiy at what she had at first supposed was
her child, but which she later discovered, 10 her
intense happiness, was a large bottle OF Scotch
Oats Essence which she was using Tor Neuralgia,
and which she had Inadvertently left by the cnilds
side.
one OF the rats is afrerward said 10 have re-
marked that there were more oats TO the square
Inch in that bottle than any OF the fraternity had
ever before seen. Whatever the rats opinion Is,
Il IS certainly well known by thousands Of people
that scotch oats Essence VIII cure every form of
Nervous, Mental, Neuralgia and Hystertcal dis
ease
some time past, eliminating in anonymous and
malicious hbels IN several papers, the scotch Oats
Essence co. dor the assurance OF their customers)
IRON the first moment they heard OF these reports
began 10 Place upon each bottle OF scotch Oats
Essence SIC, 900 forfeit guarantee that there was
particle OF any Opiate or other narcotic in It.
sworn 70 under OATH and every bottle manufac,
turPd by the company after April Is 1883 will
have this guarantee on its pasteboard wrapper.
MORE STYLES than ever in pantaloonings to
Order at =. EIsENAN Bros, 9TH and E.
WINDOW ScREsSs.-Fifty dozen adjustable WIN
dow screens, latest design, just arrived, at soc.
lowest prices Chas. T. Carter s. Co.. sos Penn
sylFahia avenue northwest.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 100 Pa ava
pedes tricycles, bicycles. Also, rattan and reed
chairs, TO W. ID. MOSES Son,
18th and + streets northwest
DrxoS's YEAST POWDER always reliable.
suns 10 order for $40 and sa5
EIsKMsS BROS, 7th and Z.
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SlOwaways ON Cars.

LAWYER MOSS SAYS THERE Is NO PENALTY FOR
STEALING RiDK-JuDGE SMELL FINDS LAW
ENOUGH TO IMPOSE SENTENCE OF FINE OR IN
PRIsOSNENr.
Willis Peyton, Samuel shepherd Hail Jones, and
John Draper, coored, were before the Police Court
to-day charged with being suspicious persons.
They were found on a train ON the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad last night. They were between
the baggage cars, and were attempting, 1t Is al
legged, 10 get q Tree ride Two OF them were on
ther way TO the Pimlco race track, and the other
Two were going to the Union stock Yards, where
they drive cattle. MIR. Moss their counsel said
tnat the DEFENDANTS were guilty OF no Offense that
there was no law here 10 protect the railroads
on street car and refuses To pay his fare he can
be elected from the car, but cannot be prose-
cuted.
The judge said that he was going to hold all
men found on the trains In this way and he pro-
posed 10 put a stop to such business. They were
required 10 give SO bonds, or go down for one
month.
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dENRIETrAs.

dENRIETrAs.
The new style French Dress Goods pure wool, finest
quarry, nearly one yard and half wide SERPENT.
GOBLIN BLUE, TAN, TERRA GOTTA, AND GREY;
real value. 81 price reduced, size.
SATIN MORE. tWatered SILKY, newest style trim
ming IN All colOrs, price reduced to 75c.
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, CSC
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, pure wool. nearly one
yard and half wide, all new shades wonderful cash
CREAM An ALBATROss. pure wool. extra wide double
width: real value. Soc. price reduced, 31]sc. \
Don't deal with Us until you have priced dry goods
ELSEWHERE then will prepared to appreciate
our wonderful cash bargains
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET.
Cash Customers who buy Is or over will select
ONE Of the following presents Pair Of largeszie Dam
ask Towels, worth ST. Half Dozen Dan,ask Napkins,
Toe:; Pair silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 75c.
BLACK SUkAH SILK, excellent quality 5Sc.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, pure WOOL fne quality,
yard ana bali wide all new spring shades, real
BEAGIlFUL SATIEENS, newest styles, 9kc
HENRlETTAS wide, double width pure French
wool, new shades. special cash bargain. 4Sc
Selling of Black and Colored silks at real cost
price to reduce our immense stock
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will aelect
ONE OF the following presents: Elegant Bridal Quilt
Two Pairs Dafnask Towels, worth 90 apoS
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AIexandria Affaars.

Reported for THE EVENING star
To-DAYs Primary ELEcrIoS.-The four demo-
OF the wards this morning at sunrise and win
close at sunset The only contest for nomination
Is over two 0fiiceS The Observation-Disclosures
nomination is contested BY the incumbent, Leonard
bent as commissioner OF the revenue, Mai. George
Duney, Il opposed by Mr.. John 7. Sweeney, presi-
dent OF the council City Sergeant Smith, City
Treasurer Hanlon and Court Clerk Beach have no
missioner Is quite vigorous. and very full vote is
expected More col0red voters take part in the
primaries than ever before, as race, color and
previous condition Is not considered. All are
support at the general election the candidates
nominated in the primary. Ex-Counciiman Good
rich will be the nominee FOR aldermans seat in the
second ward made vacant by the resignation OF
President strauss
FUNERAL--Ihe funeral OF Mr. George Mason,
late Government inspector at Portland, Ore, took
place from Christ church here at noon to-day.
MIR. Mason was descendant OF George Mason, the
Virginia statesman OF Revolutionary days and un-
til mis- appointment to q Government position in
oregon, resided In this city. A number OF friends
attended the funeral
Notes.-The city council will hold its regular
meeting tonight, when IL is expected that the
finance committee Will report its revenue policy
the plan for the street grades and drainage Of the
northwestern section or the city.-The force EN-.
ployed at Agnew's ship-yard here has been re-
duced, as since the burning OF the larger engine
possible, and the work was not sufricient to re-
Quire any rebuilding.-LeO BENJAMIN. who was
naturaiized here In April OF last year. Is now
held in Germany for military service. His natu-
railzation papers have been forwarded, and it is
thought that he WIN be released. -The Norton
Shipbuilding CO. has settled all the suits brought
against II here by q compromise, and will soon
have no Alexandra deGors
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Chnska and His Bride.


Mr. FELLOWS DENIES TIE STORY THAT THEY HAVE
GONE ON EXHIBITION IN MUSEUM.
A dispatch from st. Paul, published this morn
Ing, says that Chaska, the Sioux, and his wife,
formerly Miss Cora Belle Fellows, OF this CITY,
whose recent marriage caused a sensation, have
arrived in that city, having accepted a museum
managers offer OF 900 for a ten-weeks engage
ment. They were the dispatch says, paid s. 600
FOR their farm, which Will be presented TO them at
the end or their engagement. Mr. Fellows OF this
city, The father OF the young woman referred to in
this dispatch, when asked about it to-day by a
STAR reporter, characterized the story as an out
rageous lie, In the nne with other stories tele-
graphed about his daughter. His daughter, he
said, was still on the reservation In Dakota and he
had received letter from her. in which she stated
that she had never been interviewed by any one
there, Notwithstanding the publication OF a pur-
ported interview with her. Mr.. Fellows spoke OF
the publications concerning his daughter as an
outrage, and said he had been talking with his
lawyers with a view to taking legal steps to pun
fsh those who were engaged In what ne cOnsid-
cred persecution. In view OF Mr. Fellows denial
IL Is thought here that some museum manager
may have conceived the idea OF making a little
money by exhibiting bogus Chaska with bogus
bride.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

H,oR SALE
l2l5 ilth IT NV. brick. lors, mod ifnIs $1,000
iSSs wa ~ NV. mod. Or. Srs-.All modtmt~ AsVy
new brck dwellings,. two-story and b-seinent,
i re9sns ssce al mod. nps rents sin ray 40 p-r
cent net on rrice asked W. G. DJNAlA-
p25 ~ NV.
nyS-St Successor 20 DuvAll Mart
EoR sALE-ArTRAcTTvE HOUSE on COR
ner lot with grounds surrounding. 1918 Soth stt
-. sosentN 81 Nseorgctowp passans the dosul
inqnirs OF GEO y. sChAfEll Pacifr Building.
LOS SALOON SMALL CASH PAYMENTS AND
monthly Fay rnents At cash prices
10 tarues seeking nice homes aud nrsfclss< invest
ments invite inspection Of those beautiful houses
IN IA 81 and lAnden Place n a
ihsse hoasss wero built hy me by days. works. all
@ uiuettnt aesl3n. Two aud three and bach
bghdlngs u 10 rooms each handsome solid antique
yek nantels. oien nre Places. cathedral glass. finely
h0ilt. handsomely finished Ia different woods. and
only seventeen minutes ride from lSth aud n n sea
IN The Irettest and most rATidy improving part OF
northeAsts ironounced by purCAasers the hsdscne-I
pest unL aiid chesc>t houses cred in Mash-
ineton Tor l@rticu lar> aiply ". D. BURFORD.
spl5-1m i4sa N n axenu,
L,oR sALE-PARTIFs HAVING HOUSES ron
II sale rams NIX IN frlce from $4,000 ard upwnFNiS
would do wei % place the sane In my hs,d. have
ana lhcressts demand for all Kinds %
prONeo properS. dNo. A, PRESCOTT.
Real Estate Broker.
sp2l-1m 0kellors Buldinxl. lSld 4 1t NV
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ROCKVILLE REAL ESTATE

tCOR SALE-
l. ROCKVILLE REAL ESTATE
New 5-s.. 45r. brick Hotel with q. Of grove and
lawn New 1lr, b. w. double house. with stable, car
rage house. etc. large lawn elevated site overlooking
pa within new corporate limits; choice va building
lot and several "a. lots in West End: also, IA
lots III East End, minutes walk from sta
Vile has good sidewalks shade and pure Water and is
500 feet above tide. The b. d Y. furnishes unsur-
passed facilities to Washington people: ~ trains
Am; 4:3o pm arrives at Rockville 8; pm. other
trains from daylight to midnight COOKE ID. LUCK
EFT. Real Estate, 935 st. NV my4-1Ot
NOR RENT-A NICE COUNTRY SEAT OF TEN
- acres; eleyen-room house. with all modern con-
yenences fruit of all kinds: stable &c, ON Pearce
Mill road near Tenleytoxn pike For full particulars
apply to J. 7. DYER, 500 18th ST. NV. ny4-6t
IGOR SALE OR RENT-THE OLD BROOKS MAN
IL sion: very large and suitable for summer hotel:
ut Brookland; seven minutes by rail to Brooks Sta
drive from the city Also, two new cottages,
rooms and large attics: fine cellars and bath desired
Brookland adjoins grounds Of New Catholic Univer-
Apply to b. r.. LEIGHTON and X. L. PAIRO, Trus-
tees, 4S2 Louisiana ave. my3-:}m
NOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK MANSION WITH
II grounds overlooking Washington half mile from
railroad station; ~ rooms; newly painted and
peaches, ounces. pears sc. Apply to DR.. g. WYTHE
COOK, Thomas Circle. ap2S-2ws
IrOR SALE-DEsIRABLE LOTS AT MODERATE
Il rates within i've minutes walk of the Rockville
dress DR.. c. J. MADDOX Rockville. Md ap3O-2w'
erty-a fine country seat of 100 acres quarter of
nile from Silver Spring Station, Met Branch B. O.
II. X improved by large double frame house Of IL
rooms with all necessary outbpildlngs place well
vantage. For full particulars apply to j. T. DYER,
600 18th st. NV. Telephone cali. 1878. apl2.4w
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Municipal Election at Rockville.
Of The EVENING STAR.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, May 2, 1888.
This afternoon the FIRST election under the new
charter for mayor and council for Rockville came
on at the town hall The polls were opened at IL
O'Clock m, with John g. England, H. Clay Fields,
and Louis l. Sadtler as judges, and ChaS Maddox
as clerk. From the time OF the opening OF the
polls an eager and excited crowd surrounded the
polling place, and more interest was manifested
than II the election had been for President Of the
United States. In addition to the mayor four
councilmen were to be chosen and the following
names were on the printed ticket: Mayor, W.
StonesIreet, Il. NJ. Talbot, r. A. BagIey. j. W.
Warner, John II. Kelchner, and Lee Onutt. The
polls closed at o 80 pm. with the following result:
For mayor, W. v. BOuic, $50; for council, E. z.
StOnestyeet, 102: H. NJ Talbot, 1OS X. A. Bagley,
lis; John w. Warner, So; John II. Kelchner, 95;
Lee Onurr, 20. The four candidates for council
who received the greatest number OF votes were
elected. =. A, NJ
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LOCAL MENTION.


Isticn;ions for the 2. hours commencing az r. m
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Pennsylva-
MA, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and VIZ
gina, slight changes in temperature, local rams,
winds becoming light 70 fresh soutneastery and
Increasing IN force.
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m1.ApE1pH1A STORE
WILL OFFER
a less than regular prices their entire stock Of BLACK
DRESS GOODS
WILL OFFER
Q special value in COLORs STRIPES and PLAIDS
WILL OFFER
q special line Of BATISTES, CHALLIE, SATINES and
LAWNS at reduced prices.
WILL OFFER
ct great reduction in price line of sessonabe ALL
WOOL DRESS GOODS, well worth your inspection,
WILL OFFER
Pure SIX Jersey MITTs, Pure silk GLOVES, in Col
0rs and Black; spun Silk GLOVES. In Colors and
Black, ut 25c. pair.
WILL OFFER
Special bargains in Ladies', Mems and Chudren,s
HOSIERY, Fase Black and Colors. at Csc. pair.
WILL OFFER
in Ladies' and Mems GAUZE UNDERWEAR, special
good value ut 25c Well worth and sold elsewhere at
more money.
Do not miss our great bargains in
MATTINGS.
AT 12Hc. worth t5c At 15c.. worth zoe. At gOc
worth 2oc At 25c., worth SOC. At Soc, worth $50
At Sc. worth 40c. At 4Oc., worth 500.
CARHART LHIDY,
my5-42 92S 7th and 706 x St. nv.
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CITY ITEMS.

Pure Wine, Pure Wine, Pure Wines
Direct from B. Seely's private wine cellar, on
Canandaigua Lake, N. Y.
Vintage 1870. Vintage 1870
very nne and guaranteed absolutely pure. Sole
agency this city. N. and p. MKTzGRR,
AT 9TH street northwest.
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AFTER being ntted with our make OF clothing,
buyers never hesitate 70 purchase.
EIsEMAS BROS, It'll and (,
Manufacturing ClOthierS and Tail0rS
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

EoR RENT-s23 PER MONTH. BRICK HOUSE
4 404 Q ct n W.. ak rooms. water and gas. myS3t'
Eoa RENT-3le. INDIANA AVE. n. W. EIGHT
by fsR fS SS IAN snd !, stable $40 per month
1TOR RENT.TEN-ROOM HOUSE, HALL WATER.
sooa nsiehSor SSs c'T ssn 1aa $50 i1Dy os
EoR RENT-QNE room BRICK HOUSE QUITE
new, in good condition. in alley between and B.
s "a noaee near 9Th St D. e. rent reasonable inquire
EoR RENT-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE:
6;ns sscesDf location for ONCE and residence CON-
Tor RENT--HoUsE el7 NEW JERSEY AVE NV,
nice reUSir %Saesn ne y,TS IN
modern improvements: SIS so. Is F st.; 8 rooms;
son. us 18Th st. %.w: 'i''' Apply 70 '" mys.im
~ Skating Rink N lax. AZ slS5 St W; ssr..s2s
Lilo Conn ave- SOW isis s s1 Pi.ce
s6sa st.. fur., lar SO SO q Us s, N W
lJS5 st.. pos. June l, l742 4 st. NV. 1:r.....7o
600 ST. pos. june w " g SIS NJ = ave es
4cs 81 St re % a aaSg ls = st. n Nv, W.
3ss Ind ave NV iir SO soY M ave- w. scr. iir
6Si st n s % ~ st. sw- or.
SY5 I'D = 2. W.. 9rs. il ID St me- EFT
l291 lith st. 7r 80 Tear 1904 10th ST. NV.
iaii St u. w.. s. ai Is st :w. ST..
STORES. OFFICES &c
e r. e. store s sss ax sS ~ e
ossssa Sids Room. Is i; I'd "a 3 ss
s.ers snd dxsinx IS n Room nm ST. "a moor.
q il sld sSs nm base
ss.p e. ~. STs IF .tnx:7s5 m'n' rooms
, The above is only PORTION Of the property my
ih ags 0 TH6 S. fss i;Sls
mn
+ HoGsE 1865 THIRD
Street NV, with all modern improvements.
PERFECT GEM OF HOUSE,
Seven rooms including bath.
Closets in every room. with hallway gas. and water
Go es and SSH see it. Rent sea. SO Der month.
B. H. WARNER 4 CO..
u in Georgetown, near Est. cars: rent low if one
De * Star
EoR RENT-NEW HOUSE, ALL MODERN I'M
~ proyements i43sh St NV: House and locality
$3.50. Strictly in advance; no agent. mys-3t:
EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 1913 lST ST. N. E,
m in nice order. all modern improvements six rooms
ead $50 ist ST Eans in 'front.' rent
Tor Rents 4-ROOM ALLEY BRICKS REAR
my q IL St n'w' So Cor GRAY AK ana ga
E99R RENEJ5i5 18th ST n. W.; NEAR EST
ton. THOS L. WAGGAMAN,
myS-3t 9l7 + ST. n. W.
NOR RENT-RESIDENCE OVERLOOKING CITY:
Il large grounds shade. fruit garden: near heriics
and cars; furnished, June LIST until Sept 10th, $50
per mo- after Sept 10th unfinished. Address Box
1O2. Star office. my7-1ws
EoR RENTTPREss- BRICK BAY WINDOW, WITH
Il concrete cellar, rooms and bath; ali modern
improvements; newly papered and painted; all in best
condition. 119 New York ave- NV my7-1ws
Tor RENT-9O3 U ST: NV, THREE-sTORY
l. Brick, 3 rooms modern Improvement t., at s23 per
month. Inquire OF A. EBI RLY'S SONS, us 9TH ST.,
or at sos q st. my7-3t'
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j. G. Hurcu1ssox
IMPORTER
BEADED JET WRAPS
Gray, Blue Brown Mordore. at s15, reduced from
$50. lots Beaded Wraps at $1,000. reduced from
$3.50 and SIS. lot Beaded Wraps, very handsome,
would be considered bargain at SO, at only SIS
Jackets below cost. Black Corkscrew Jackets satin
lined bell sleeves, actually worth S12 So at 80
Black Corkscrew Jackets, tailor finish bell sleeve at
So so. worth $40. Travelling Wraps in all colors at
$3.50.
HOSIERY.
lot ladies' fast Black Stockings at DC pair worth
33c lot Pure Silk Stockings, in all coors, regular
price, $3.50, reduced to SO. / lot Childrens Black
Ribbed Stockings all Sizes special price, Csc pair
worth SOC. Our Stainless Black Hosiery will not
stain the feet or garments and will stand repeated
washing. We confidently recommend and guarantee
them Prices range from 40c pair to S1."5.
FOSTER KID GLOVES.
with improved lacing.
We ofer Glove having no superior in Fit Style or
Reliability at 81 pair upward.
RICH MILLINERY.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
my4-64 so7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Tor sALE-A DESIRABLE FARM, OF ABOUT
Il S5 acres. in Fairfax County. Va, 5x miles from
Washington and 3 miles from Alexandria; situated
country for miles. It is only Ave minutes
walk from the Fairfax Theological Seminary and
Episcopal High School, and near = seminary
neghborhood give this place advantages over other
sections For particulars apply to -
EOR RENT-FINE VIRGINIA MANSION, PAR
wide hail has fine shade and 7rut trees. Garden and
supply OF ice on place. situated miles from Wood
bridge Station; high and healthy: one hour by roll
mai) and churches; q fine place for summer board
ers will rent to desirable party 81 so the season.
uvs-,. McLAcHLEN & BA 1!;t :;
WANTED-ABOUT TWO ACRES OF GROUND,
w for cash. situated in Brightwood Address
BOZ SO, Star office. myS-3t'
TOR sALE-TwO SMALL DESIRABLE FARMS.
II IL miles from city; convenient to railroad: i'm
RT1xemsnts; Will BE- sold cheap. Address JAMES
DOR SALE OR RENTAL HYATTSvILLE. MD.
cottage Of IA rooms stable large garden. fruit and
shade trees fne well of water. For terms address W.
b AGER, 7. o. my7-3t'
IVOR sALE-AT TAKOMA-1s ACRES, WITH
buildips e: $4,000 BENZ. P. DAVIS.
NOR SALE-GAITHERSBURG, MONTGOMERY
~ Gonnty-100 lots within POO yards from station.
parties desiring to build. This properly is the only
desi able property offered within the incorporated
limits AS lots have been much sought afteE in this
above Washington, and title indisputabie Apply TO
4. b. BROOkES. Gaithersburg, Md. my5-lms
IHOR SALE OR RENT-BELVOIR MANOR FARM.
Il Crownsyille, Md. furnished Brick House, &C.. &c
given immediately Address i3io Massachusetts ave-,
Warrington my5-6tNk.
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X5cs, 35c., Soc, 1Sc.
Our SILK Neckwear ranges In price from 25c. to
75c., and the assortment we show Is practically
boundless FRANC, One Price Halter and Fur
nisher, cor. 7th and D sts