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CITY ITEMS.
Something New Every Day.

Something New Every Day.
Some splendid bargains.
THURSDAY, MARCH ~, 1888.
We get in new goods daily
we buy goods In large quantities
we mark our goods very low
We are satisfied with small profits
SPECIAL BARGAINs FOR THURSDAY
HE FAIR, S12 9TH street NV.
Nice IO-1nch tray, assorted colors. &C.
Nice l3-inch tray, lacquered, sc.
Nice 16-1nch tray, Japanned lac.
Nariegated table mats, &C.
decorated china cream-pitcher Dc
Good size clothes baskets, arc
Large size colored foot-tubs SIC
Large footed chamber pals, 29c.
GOOD two-string brooms, &C.
English decorated tea sets, containing So pieces,
pretty patterns, only 1919.
Handsome hand-painted tea sets new DESIGN
neat decoration, only $500
handsome hand-painted dinner and tea set com.
. S5ae -, containing 16O pieces new shape only
Beautiful decorated chamber set, exquisite pat
tefh anu elegant design. These sets are on exit.
Dloi ,s, ln our window. Some crockery houses
would ask $40 for them; we mark them 1913.
HE FAIR, S12 7th st. NV 1
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GERMAN IN FIVE wEEKs-NEw CouRsE.-Two
CLASSES are now forming for ore more beginners
course BY PrUfs- Haupt anu Muller at 1920 m
and .:f5 D. m. This course opens this week.
Quite a number OF prominent parties already
registered. Lecture hall, Masonic Temple A
practical conversational, reading and writing
knowledge Of the German language assured La
dies and gentlemen most cordially invited at the
above hours daily this week. one may register for
one week TO test Haupt's method, and II pleased
can continue.
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PuRrrY Youn B1ooD.

Good health depends upon pure Blood therefore, to
keep wel purify the blood by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
ra This medicine peculiarly designed to act upon
the blood and through that upon all the organs and
tissues of the body 1t has specific action Also upon
the secreons and excreton and assists nature to
pei from the system all humors impure PARTICLES and
eete matter through the lungs liver bowels Kidneys
and skim It enectually aids weak and debtated or
saus invgorates the SYSTEM the diges-
ton.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
Sold by all drugsists 81; six for s5 Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell. Mass.
4-2S 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 0OQ

We do hereby certify that supervise the arrange
mentstOr all the Monthly and Quarterly DrdWinos Of
The Loutsdnd STATE Lottery Company, and in person
manage and control the Drdrn9s themselves that
s same are conducted nth honesty airness, AND in
GOOD folcdrd all parties, and authorize The Com
pdng to this certificate NTH simSes Of our si0-
natures attached. ia ats advertisements"
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LUXURY AND NECESSITY for rich and poor who
wish TO enjoy good health, and who do not wish 10
resort 10 bitter, nauseous liver medicines and ca
thartcs l. the concentrated California LIQUID fruit
remedy, syrup OF Figs, All druggists
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Relief for Sta0mererv and Other Speech
S0ffereRa.


Prof. Aldrich, the founder Of the Institution In
New York for the Cure OF Stammering, Is at the
Hamilton. He has taken class 10 Washington,
and will remain here for six eight weeks teach
ing the unfortunates how not TO stammer sMost
any one can be cured OF stammering,r he said to a
STAR reporter who called on him last evening IA
few people are so constituted that they have not
the force OF character and determination neces-
sary to cure, but these are very few. indeed.
care, and have completely cured them. 1t Is para
doxica but the worst cases are often easiest cured
One OF my most successful cases was that OF prob
ably the worst stammerer 1 ever saw. He was
sent TO me by ex-Surgeon General Hammond
now professor OF diseases OF the mind and ner-
Medical College. He was most terribly af-
ficted. Several seconds before he went to speak
back and his whole face would become distorted
sometimes his head would go back so violently
that he would fan backward on the floor. 1t was
as much as DIR. Hammond and myself could do to
hold him while he tried to tell US where he was
born AFTER three lessons he began to talk calmly,
and in three weeks he read and talked to DR. Ham.
mond's class at the college with ease He can
talk as well as you or now"
"My method? Wen, it's difficult to explain
careful practice and instruction as TO what to do
to control the speech To teach It requires the
there IS hardly person S and sx put
who may not be taught to talk with freedom
During the first two or three lessons / do not
but me. command perfect silence on their part
until they have gained the self confidence neces-
danger Of slip During this short period OF silence
they have TO write what they want to say away
from me. used to stammer very badly myself.
subject, and resulted in the discovery OF the
method OF cure which practice, and In the estab-
ishment OF the institution In New York. ! made
OF treatment, without finding entire relief. Years
OF labor resulted In the discovery by me OF system
by whtb my speech was restored and by which
have Since cured MANY had StammerorSv
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CogpIAL INVITATION 10 tine interesting opening
exercises OF a new course Of lessons at 1880 a. M
and ~ pm, at Masonic Temple, by Prof. Haupt
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the % hours commencing of5 y.
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware. Nary
land and virginia, warmer, fresh to brisk SOUTH
eriy yeering 70 brisk westerly winds, colder rain
followed BY fair weather: with a cold wave.
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NINE. 7. B. HARRISON, 1899 ST., is In New York
securing the latest fashions and designs In i'm
ported millinery goods for the coming spring
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UNTIL APRIL We VIII make a discount OF 10
per cent on all purchases made from US for cash
On OF before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
hOlStery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain figures. w. b. MosEs & Son, nth and Il sts
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On ACCOUNT OF THK IScLKxESf WEATHER the
sale OF that fine building lot on Rhode Island
avenue, between I4th and 18th streets northwest,
Is postponed until D p. H. tomorrow (Thursdayo.
;.d OF March. The attention OF persons In search
OF an eligible building site Is called to this sale
See advertisement
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ADVANCE STYLES In spring hats In English brown,
maple and nutria- These are our latest novelties.
Frame One-prce halter and furnisher, cor. 9TH and
N u
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FOR Washington dressed beef go 70 Jno. r. Kelly
stalls 62s 6.9 and go center Market and BOG and
ITO Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality.
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OWING TO THE INCREASE OF our business, and TO
accommodate our patrons IN large work, we have
opened and viii occupy as our annex those eie-
lant and cOmmodious rooms over the Bradbury
plano Palace Is25 Pa ave, where we viii be
pleased 10 meet our friends and patrons
NJ. p, RICE, PhOtOyrapher.
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Ansusemscnts TO-nighi.

Ahnusenschts HO.A1guts
AIBACGB's.- "Madelon."
NATIoSAL.-"ueld by the Enemy"
WILLARD HALL-PrOf. Carpenter.
HARRIs'.-"Hearts OF oak"
INCONVENIENCE
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Turkey Prunes, 4 lbs. for 25c; "Invincibler
Hour, the best Minnesota patent; assorted Pickles
In great variety and at the lowest price.
N. p. METzGER,
i 9TH n VI
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PuRE Wool HESR1rrrAs

PuRE Wool HEsR1ErrAa
GOBLIN BLUE, TAN. SAGE, SERPENT, OK
BLOOD. TERRA GOTTA. AND BLACK, wide, double
width. cash price, 4Sc.
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs, in short leneths fine
quality. newest styles. 91xc.
BROAD CLOTH for ladies' Suits. GOBLIN BLUE.
SAGE, TAN. TERRA GOTTA. OK BLOOD AND
BLACK, pure wool. yard and half wide. wonder.
full cash bargain, S7kc.
PLAID MUSLIN. good quality. SC.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, at sctual cost
price TO reduce our immense stock.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
finest quality 75c.
-, w,rrvr On &C cA9 RI 8 .osrov r..,,rv
III MAkAhf sfAoA sT NHAk SosroN VARIETY
C.sh Customers who buy 80 over win receive ONE
worth 81: Half Dozen Damask N.Pkins. worth S5c..
or pair Of elegant corsets worth 55c,
FkESSa silHs FL ss s so 1nS as
LADIES, CLOTH. pure wool, one yard and Q half
wide, wonderful b.,gain. only Doc
CREAM ALBATRoSS. pure WOOL double width.
EkENCH SERGE. pure WOOL double width. 374c.
.ss v p1 Su vol o or oss M,d M 3sns
Quilt. worth q 80; Two Yards and Half Table
Damsst, worth el.S7; one Dozen Dapssk Napkins,
Don,s IAN 70 ssk for the Valuable Present. ns
SrRlsa HArs
THE DUNLAP
FIFTH AvRNUE SPRING STYLE
or
su.K AND DERBY HATS INTRODUCED TO-DAY.
wuL1Tr RUoFF.
mh2-ana Sole Assns& eo5 PsnnA Avsil
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- % Fer Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
hye Wn1Skey, best In the world for the money.
OrQerS by mail. MCGEES 9th near ID at. Wa
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SOME BARGAINS for the rest OF the week. A lot
OF cTfnkie Etanhne, Jc. yard; styles OF printed
madras, 10 and II cts yard; antique chamber
suits bevel plates only SIS; walnut suits. marble
These prices mean cash. W. ii. HOEkE.
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Dorr Rom Youn Srox.cHs.

Bulletin No. 13. Division Of Chemistry OF Aer1cul-
ture makes some startling revelations &c the i'm
purity OF bee sold here, in the manufacture Of which
sacylic acid bicsrbonate Of soda sulphits and other
poisonous substitutes used Among this class 10
enumersted are the Milwaukee. Wis, Alexandria Va
81 Louis, Mo, Philadelphia Pa, and Washington. ID.
e white the same publica ton gives the Cincinnati
Beer clean bill - to purity This IN statement ID
men the highest authority in the country Physicians
q hospitals aud others can obtain analysis 81 the
LOS ID ID nv.
Sole Agent for the D. c. Of Chris Mosriins Cincinnati
Beer, The Queen Of Beers nahl2
NArTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.
Gstablished over twenty yean nowJ
For Rsstorin9 orsy Hsir. 70 Stop the Hats Fsllins.
bring back 0snsrA vitality. and Remove Dsndrua.
Warranted 10 Restore the Color IN three 10 tsn aayI
PRINCIPAL DKPors:
nA1s Ca. llsA ssa -. snd - ~ Dsa Az
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Dog Collars Engraved; RazOrs sharpene{
IIee WALFoRD, AS7 Penna. ave. SIN, WIS
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MES's good fur Derbys 81. So fine 81, best ESQ.
Latest styles. A. T. Lewis Az 7th ST
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In d ID. "Ward" prints, 45c per Id
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MILK
&C. per quart.
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rhtl1tps' Dkgestfble Cocoa, q ve-y nu-
tr1tiouS drink for children. q
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Sales of Real Estate.

Anna NJ Ciapp has bought, for $50 900, Of Asa
Whitehead sub 10, so. PIG, 2,966 feet. fronting p
feet inches on Vt. ave. bet. and L sts NV.
Alice 8. Hill has bought OF e. Kennedy, for
sl4, ls050, lot o. So 199 6,307 square feet 'front.'
ing 53 feet on bet. 18th and 10th sts u. W. b.
SchlOsberg has purchased OF Mary A. Willis, for
$500 pt A, so. 32l, 3Ox73 feet on 18th st. bet.
and SITS. NV.
E g. Walthal, Of Grenada, Miss, has bought OF
II. III. Heath sub b, square $50, 1850 feet 'front.'
Ing 20 feet on nth street, between NJ street and
Rhode Island avenue for $4,000
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.


IcoR RENT-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il Win modern improvements. newly papaed. s24
rs 81 Sc: Key ~ no. s1o in ADVANCE Owner ~ DIS
9th ST. nv. nlh3-lm
EokRENT-H1s EXCEI.LENCy. THE MINISTER
OF Sweuen and Norway. about lesving the country,
IN our hands for rent furnished uuf trnishe
ms nouse 1876 N ST. which IL q 3-story and base
meat brick. = feet 'front.' room deep. In thorough
repair steam heat sanitary plumbing NJ very res.
sonaoie rate For terms and permi.sion % inspec;
Apply BEAlI. BROWN 90.
T>oR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING. JUST
Il Completed GAL Renna- ave e me cellar aud all
MODERN improvements; good location tor dry goods.
snees OF me grocery swokMSTkDf BRADLEY.
s2a ST. I'm
EoR RENr-UNFURNIsHFp-
o and store $50 1914 81, 4th story
~ IS 81 se.. 30 1us St 20
ilyS S9nn ave- store. 80 "a loth St II q
Rhode Island. mr. Conn. 81, bet. lsth 10Th I 50
s:SS3 % 18th Dupor ter, 70
ST. near 10th 20 10 llth St. bet ami .. Is
Conn ave. mr. st 2oo Corcoran. bet IS { Il. 100
s2J farraxut Square. 80 st. bet Ia aud To-. as
0 St. near l2tn...... $50 MS 10Th -. is
-, FITCH. FOX n BROWN.
A-o l43s Penn Ave.n nv.
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Transfer. Of Real Estate.

Cfssel to +. 7. Browning, sub H, so. 367; $1,000.
b. II. Warder TO w. o. Denison, sub lot I26, So 90;
$500. Maria l. Hardness to Elizabeth Boudinet
et al, part 3, 50. 1868; 3. G. A. Harvey 10 J. II.
W. Boggs. ST., part 20. 50. s64 $500. B. H. Warder
70 y. b. Wilcox, sub 125, So. 81; $500. James
z Arnold 70 john o. stewart, sub 81, OF lots los
&C., Anacostia; $3.50 II. ii. Heath to E. c. Walt
hal, sub b, 50. 100; $4,000.
STUCK KNIFE IN HrN.-Lum Kendall colored,
charge OF assaulting Joseph b. Berry, also colored
Berry TESTIFIED that about O'Clock Saturday after
noon ne Was o AT 1ae corne. OF New York
by and threw some lamp black in his face He
told MIN 10 stop, when lie showed fight. Witness
accepted Lum's invitation TO fight, and they went
10 a vacant lot for that purpose. He made a pass
at Lum and the latter stuck knife in witness
The prisoner was sentenced TO one year in Jail
Two BOARDS OF DIn&cToRs FOR CKxErkKy.-
The Prospect Hill Cemetery Association and the
German Evangelical Society, both OF which organt-
cations claim control OF the Prospect Hill Gene
terry. held elections yesterday. The Cemetery
Association, composed OF lot-Owners, elected the
following: President, Fred ImhOf; secretary, LeOnh
Ecket: directors, August Schmedtie, John L.
vogt, Chas. Schneider, Chas Gran, John A. Cries
elected the Following directors: Louis Kettler, y
c. Barthel. W. Scherger s. TOPPER, Geo. c. Walker
Henry Jorg, and ii. lereckel
The TEMPERANCE WEEK OF PRAYER-At the
meeting held at the New York Avenue Presby
pursuance
the program arranged for the temperance week of
PRAYER, Mis- Hannah Whitan smith gave a Bible
reading, Mrs. Z b. kearney, OF New York, sang.
and Mrs. Judge Clark led in prayer. Miss Willard
and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Barnes, OF New York.
VIII take part IN the prayer service to-day and
Mrs kearney will sing.
DEATH OF BISHOP, THE FAT MANS. NJ Bishop
the fat man, died at Petersburg, Va. YESTERDAY
OF intermittent fever and degeneration OF the
heart The deceased was born In Prince George
County, Virginia. November %, 1862. AT the time
OF his death he weighed 80 pounds. He was on
exhibition at Barnum's Museum, in New York
when that building was destroyed by nre and
narrowly escaped. Hewas recently on exhibition
In this city.
DEATH OF A FORMER WASHINGTON PRINTER
Hon. ii. II. Gregg. Who died at New Lisbon, ohio
March d, was In former years a well-knowD WASH
fDgton printer He was born in LOudOun County
Va, In 1909, and came to this city early In ISlS
and served an apprenticeship in the printing ofce
OF VIM. Greer then at the corner Of 9th and +
streets. With slight intermissions he worked on
the Globe I'LL the spring Of 1885, when he LETT for
ohio, travelling on the newly-fnished B. & o. X X
from Point OF Rocks on horse car. AT New Lis
bon be settled, and, entering into partnership
with Nicholas Hetzel published there the Ohio
Gazette and conducted II from April, 1885 to 1890
subsequently be f1lled the oI1ces OF deputy United
states marshal, recorder OF Columbiana County.
and delegate 10 the constitutional convention OF
$50 and 1SJ1.
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opera Bouquet. "saboroso, n.Dansoiia' " "pur,.
Tan" "Old Crow" and Little Captain" brands,
nIsCclass &c. cigars, uneQualed in style, quality
and price; try them; cigar dept.
M. p. METzGRR,
AT 9TH st. o. w.
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California Tickets, j. F. Minor, B. & G
Depot, .S6t
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The PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY LITIGATION.-ThiS
morning In the case Of the Prospect Hill Cemetery
Company against the German Evangelical Society,
an order was made in the Equity Court, Judge
Cox, enjoining the defendants from taking possess
sion OF the cemetery. The hearing is fixed for the
26th Instant
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WALL PAPERS. window shades, decorations, &C.
RICHARD HENDERSON. S.3 St. NV
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

CHEW "Rosenfeid's GEN" Tobacco.
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A MARVEL OF PURITY.
feet Baking Powder--Absolutely Free From Lime.

Royal Perfect Baking PowderAbsoutey Free From Lime
ooda
it Is
before absolute
it
all
eliminate
Of so
is
s.
Royal Baking a.
n FORM
1t
healhul quality any
eetefous subtah M
"Lae Chemist u Of Agrzu
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Baue Hall.

THE WESTINGHOUSE WIN AGAIN, AND WHITE SIGNS
WITH DETROIT.
Washington's ball club defeated the Blrming-
ham team again yesterday at Atlanta by q score
OF tO2. Daily and Deasley were the battery.
Manager Watkins apology has had the effect of
persuad1ng Third-baseman White to play with the
Detroit team. He signed yesterday afternoon, and
win report at Mobile Ala, for practice at the end
OF the week.
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DOR RENT-BY r. o. HoL9zMAN.


NV; cor. 18th Pa ava OFFICE ROOMS
stores, LIT 1855 80 Elegant in "Sun
500 18th ST. l5r...;: 100 Building. "nreproof2 ele-
oil 18TH St NV, l0r 80 vators, heated by steam,
l146 st. W., 13r....75. from $50 to 81 so each
707 st. NV. 13r... IS GAL ST. I'd foor /, front
Ia Is st. n. heated by steam 100
lS4l r St, Tor. 80 941 +, Sd foor 8 front RS,
l741 st. NV, 12r.. 30 heated by steam. S:5 81
2O21 st NV, 10r... so 1000 St. I'd floor As
1903 st. NV. llr.. 50 931 + ST.. I'd floor 80. 40
1911 st. NV, 1lr.. .3S Y31 st. Sd floor lrm Il
1909 st 11r. Is 9S9 + ST., I'd floor 50
ADO St n W.. 30 9l9 St, 3D. floor. 10
1903 Marion st, ar. ~. 80 4l5 9Th st. I'd floor
1903 I'd st. n.e ..25 4l5 9th
44y Bound'y st. STD l211 ST.. Sd H.. ..5
12o1 st. 7rs....23 410 La ave-, from 10 to 20
400 st. Dr.. Is 931 st. W, Sd floor -
Dis 9th st. sw.. 6r....-lL 9TH aud Sts .JtoSO
4s3 st s.w, or II 625 La. ave.. Sd floor. 10
100 LIST st. NE. Or. ..16.3O
1101 10th ST. NV, or. 10 STORES
122 LIST St. 6rs. ID. 30 MAGNIFICENT store, Sun
200 Linden PL me-. Or. Is Building, per $500
1908 n j, Or. ID 421 l1tn st 40
630 9TH st. 5rs. - 800 9th St ....25
1892 Wyle st. n. e.. Or. IL
For hist of furnished houses call for send to Office
For list Of property for sale call for send office
Property placed with me for rent sale Is literally
advertised free Of cost to the owner.
mh19 r. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and SITS. NV
I,OR -BAY-wINDOw BRICK HOUSE, 20 1
Il st. ne, II rooms bath room. and all mod imps-,
at $50 per month to good tenant. Inquire of = X.
BOND. 321 ~ st. mhl7-6t'
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NEW COURSE or HAUPTs GERMAN at 1890 and
7:4o daily this weeA. AL are invited. Masonic
Temple.
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NKANTEp-AN ACRE OF LAND IN VICINITY
w az ,,r,,okrf station Aadress giving pfacs and
full particulars wM. GORDON. All 4 81 NV. 1r'
n NOR sAli-A FARM OF 81 ACRES OF GOOD
IL land; ON railroad. statiOn good. high and
lealt,.V locstion: house orchard and
we'll fenced; Possession given iIneoaisly. Call "a
address NEIL 70 Corcofzn Bo8dng, city. nll2 t3rs
xxyE HAVE FOR SALE. AT. ROCKVILLE ND. A
w new Brlck Hotel. containing - rooms. 3 scrcs
on land: slslrncid siasae. water IN the yard
IL sold VIII 10 et hall It's value and half ~
cost h h. WARNER q CO
mh21-3t sl8 St
IyoR RENT-THE MILLS MANSION. WITH An
Il acre more Of ground b. aud %. n H. ~
Nils station. two miles from TIE Capitol. well
sziapted sor and winter oosrdsrx Apply ~
W CUhkIDEN. or A. =. PRATT Bon. Room 5. sun
Building. nh1s-2la
InoR SAILOR RENT HOTEL AND STORE;
IL good business for = comIetent man. Will be soi1
10 close estate Apply ~ y. NAhRo. Clifton stn-
tion. Fairfax County. Va f2s-1ms
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THE STANFORD RIFLEs.-TEe stanford Rifles last
night elected the following Officers: George w.
Pieffer, president; &. NJ. Heller, recording secre-
tary; E. +. Burdine, financial secretary; Q. W..
kaeder, treasurer: Z. Ford, T. F. Burdine, and c.
W. Raeder, recruiting committee: X. Conrad. A.
L. Harvey, and j. L. Curtis, finance committee;
capt. John c. Foster, Thomas ID. Pitcher, and H..
A. Sellers. executive committee.
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TALKING WOMAN SUFFRAGE TO C0LoRED PEOPLE
Miss susan b. Anthony and MIS-. Clara b. colby
attended the meeting OF the Bethel Literary So
ciety, cOlOred organization, at the Metropolitan
A. NJ. E. Church last evening, and addressed the
gathering on woman suffrage. Mr.. Fred Doug
lass, who was present, also spoke and urged the
national council OF women to be held at Albaugh'S
next week.
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BOARDING.

uk1A ST. NV, THIRD STORY FRONT
1ClH room for rent with board. also table board
mh2O-.Sts
RoARDING-LARGE, PLEASANT, wELL~FUR-
~ nished Rooms with Board. at THE AUBURN.
Pennsylvana ave, cor I'D st. NV. nho- Sun
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

.................. 1888 80 zoos 10th St n w., 9rS
"a Lafayette So, 1Sr go 1871 18th st. Or
1916 st. NV, 12r. 125 217 Del ave.n 15r... sc
1925 10th lor II 1914 3Oth st. 17r 30
1929 q ct. 15r 100 l1l9 10th ST. NV, lIr.-
1914 LIST st. n.w..fr 100 1907 Stoughton, Or 81
1928 Mass. 100 1870 St s.w., 11r. 40
1904 Conn. ave, 13rS334 i24 9Th st. NV, 11r. o
1915 Vt. 12rS3 "a 1881 Corcoran ST., l0r 40
1904 Conn. ave, 11r. 2022 St VI. 40
2404 14th l2l2 Va sw Sr IS
SIT 18th st. 14r.. 20 1913 9TH ST. .. 81
1416 st. NV. lxr. 20 l012 n H. ave-, Or %
S521 st. NV. 11r. 40 1907 Caroline st. 6rs .2o
2402 18th st So 81 12o LIST st. aw., 20
1926 9Th ct. n.w-10r 80 22S LIST 81. o
5l2 ST. NV. 13r 220 LIST 81. W.. Or Is
10th st., Q. Tor 90 30 LIST st. Or
The above houses can Dc eIamlne1 ~ permit from
our office only. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
mh17 1924 ct NV.
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We, The undersigned Banks and Bankers, tciH pap all
Prizes drdrn in TIE Louisiana State Lotteries srhich
may be presented at oar counters.
f. N WAIMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres State National Bank
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN. Pres Union National Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21

MRS LocKwooD's LECTrRE.-Mrs Belva Lock
wood Will this evening deliver lecture on social
and Political Life IN Washington" at Grand ARMY
Hall, under the auspices OF the Womsn's National
Press Association In this lecture Mrs. lockwood
Il said 10 classify the people OF Washington in a
unique manner ana 10 give special attention TO
the Department clerks and boarding house keep
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