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AMUSEMENTS.

NATIONAL misunderstanding Incidents skill
July arranged into dramatic form, joined with
strong and witty dialogue. make Mr.. Boucicault3
"Jilt an unusually entertaining play, despite
the tax Imposed upon ones credulity by the re-
marSaole manner in which the gentieroik5 and
stable people are thrown taKether. Perhaps repu-
table English families can he found wherein the
ONGrasand the Weiiers Of the turf are admitted
on the footing on which the WoOdstocl:s and the
JndOrs OF Mr.. Boucicaults play receive them. but
such families can hardly he sufficiently numerous
10 constitute type among even the distinctlyeiy
sporting gentry However that may De, "Ine
Jilt' Is comedy with which few people VIII
be disposed to quarrel, for IL is entertaining 10
un unusual degree, and in It Mr.. Boucicaut has a
role which he ILLS with pleasing enect 10 spite OF
the wide disparity between his actual age and the
supposed age OF Miles OHdrd. Miss ThOrndyke
as KITTY was spirited and sufficiently glrllsh, ana
Mr.. X. A. Roberts as Geotrey made a Ialriy good
Eton boy. Miss stuart rs Phyllis, Miss Barker as
Mrs. Weller, Mr.. Frank Roberts az Sp Budtetgh,
and Mr. Corbett as Rec. NJ. Spooner, also did
satisfactory work The fourth act was not as
effective as formerly. owing 10 the absence Vi tne
scenery with which IL was presented last year ana
for other reasons. The performance generally,
was also somewhat less spirited than last season.
PROF. ALEXANDER STRAKOSCH entertained an
audience OF considerable size at Edels Hall last
night with his dramatic readings lie made a good
impression and was frequently applaude0.
HARRIS BIJoU THRaTER.-Sid. C. France, In his
sensational melOdrama. Marked for Life" enter
tanned large audiences at this mousse yesterday
afternoon and last night. The play Is well
mounted ard diversified by the Introduction OF an
ol1o OF speciality features
HERMAN 5 THEATER-Therew was large audience
at Kernans last night TO witness the performance
Of Lily Clay's Colossal Gayety co. The troupe
gives an entertainment that ought 10 meet the
approval OF lovers OF variety.
GnNogEs BAND will give concert at Albaugh's,
sunday evening, April <.
The YALE GLEE AND BANJO Club will give q
concert at congregational church on Monday,
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AUCTION SALES.

VNRESTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT, IN;
n AND 1905 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Der 30. 1886, and recorded in Lber No. IL II, Ms!
District Of Columbia and the written request Of the
holder of the thereby Will sell at public
AUCTION in front Of the premises. on MONDAY, the
TMENIY-SIXTH DAY OF MARCH. 1883 at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington d. g. to wit Part OF
original Lot =. in square No. 49, beginning for the
same at point AZ feet inches north from the south
west corner of said Lot y thence north the line OF
Sth street Is feet inches thence east 95 feet thence
south ~ feet inches; thence west % feet, to the
place OF beginning subject to whatever lien there may
De on said part Of Lot by Of certain Judgments
against the present owner of said real estate An alb
strac OF title showing said Judgments, will be exhb-
tied at the sale.
Terms of sale One-half of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance in six and twelve months after
Gay OF sale IN equal payments, with interest at per
cent per annum, and be ID by deed OF trust to my
satisfaction, or all cash at the option of the purchaser
deposit OF 800 must be paid at the title of sale All
conveyancng at purchasers II terms of sale
not complied with in hv days from day of sale re-
serve the right to resell tine risk and cost of the de-
fautlng haser after five days notice advertise
lnent in HE EVENING STAR newspaper
g. H. KNIGHT, Trustee.
milo, 11.21&24 GEO. W. STICkNEf, Auct
eg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH TWENTY EIGHTH IN
SLANT. at the SAME HOUR aud PLACE
1t @. ii. KNIGHT, Trustee.
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WE WILL REMOVE ON OR ABOUT MARCH 20
w to J27 10th ST., three doors from F st.
Great Slaughter in Prices prior to Removal.
All the Latest styles Four Ply Linen Collars,
duced to lc each.
Finest Four Ply Linen Cuffs, reduced to zoe.
Our Comfort Shirt, the old favorite, reduced from
Soc. to 75c.
Our Invincible Shirt. reduced from 9Oc. to 7sc
Both OF these shirts made Of the very best ma
terlal and can't be beat anywhere at any price
Our Crescent Shirt, reduced from CSC. to DOC
our 81 Peated- Bosom Shirt. reduced to SOC.
Our 90c. Pleated- Bosom Shirt reduced Toe
Great Reduction in Prices of Neckwear.
Our 75c. Scarfs, reduced to SOC.
Our 5Oc. Scarfs, reduced to Boo
Our 2jc. Scarfs, reduced to lSc.
Hosiery and Handkerchiefs at cost, at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
mh24-5t 1902 F at N w
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sAfE-s2s erH ST. s W. THREE STORY
Sries, ~ rooms. water and sss ball side alley.
stable N rear; bArsAin at k3e50-
1tl5 st. n W, six-room BRICK with bay window
stable IN rear lot 20x9o price s27oo.
sVo and 2OS East CAPITOL ST. frame houses: lot
SS2Is..0 y 70 alley price e5.7 30 for both.
81 !4th 81 sw.s rooms and bath. mod nnps
mo r CULLINASE.
mh2a-t l423h st NV.
EoR sALE-cHEAP-ro BE MOVED IMMEDl-
ateiy-Iwo Frame Houses. 1899 and 1p4l 9th ST.
NV. ml2e-2ts
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Affair. i'm West Washington.

THE BRIDGE CELEBRATIoN.--The committee of
flve OF the free bridge celebration met last even
ing for the purpose OF consulting with the mar
shall, Mr.. A ii. Herr, as TO q route but as Mr. Herr
was unable to be present no action was taken
The finance committee also met, and the report
were placed in the hands OF the members 10 solicit
subscriptions from the merchants In Washington
STRICKEN WITH PARALYsIs.-As Mr.. H. G. Ritter
was entering SchultZeS cigar store this morning
he was stricken with paralysis. He was removed
to his residence. corner Olive and 29th streets.
PERsoNAI--Mr. NJ. A. MCGOWAN returned home
from Richmond yesterday.--Mr. F. W. Jones Is
confined to his bed on account OF illness.
CATTLE MARKEr.-Sales or live stock at Drovers'
Rest yesterday are reported as follows: Forty
cattle up and sOld-best, 4s.a51,c.; good, 4Aa4sl;
medium, 4s4H; common, 3a4. Sheep and lambs
Sheep, 5Ha6h; lambs, 6a719. Calves, 51sa7. Ten
cows and calves s2oasi5.
GO TO BALTIMORE by the Baltimore and Potomac
"Trip tickets good to return until within two days,
only one dollar.
At the close OF Mary Anderson's final perform
ance at the Lyceum TheaJer in London Saturday
night she received perfect ovation from the au-
dience. Miss Anderson was much affected.
Measles have broken out in a Nfrulent form
among the recruits at Jefferson Barracks twelve
miles below st. Louis Seven deaths have already
occurred.
John Walker. colored, last week shot and killed
his wife. Sarah Elizabeth, on the farm of VIM. T..
Joyce, on Curtis Creek, Anne Arundel County,
Md, miles from Baltimore. They Quarreled over
purse with a little money in IL.
rich deposit OF silver has been discovered IN
Scott County, by.
Advices from the Congo River up to January 81
contain no further news OF Stanley.
French irOnclad fired at and struck an Italian
steamer, near VillafraDche. The commander OF the
ironclad pleads as an excuse that the crew were
practicing at the guns and shot struck the
steamer by accident.
Mr.. smyth, an agent OF the Equitable Insurance
derry, Ireland, saturday, charged with having Is
sued policies fora man who Is deceased.
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DoNr Pay ST. A YARD

For LADIES' BROAD CLOTH; our cash price is only
S7tc.; pure wool. one yard aud half wide, GOBELIN
BLUE; TERRA GOTTA, TAN, OK BLOOD AND
Don't pay l2Hc for BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs, our
cash price is 9kc.
Don't pay soc. for HENRIETTAS, the new style
dress goods our cash price is 4Sc pure WOOL wide,
double width, OK BLOOD. GOBELIN BLUE, TERRA
GOTTA. TAN AND BLACK.
Don't pay l0c. for the best yard-wide COTTON. our
cash price is S&c.
We are trying to sell the cheapest dry goods in
Washington for cash.
Cash Customers will select of the following
presents II they buy 81 over: pair of Silk En-
broidered Corsets worth pair of Damask Towels
81 Half Dozen Dainask Napkins. 75c
CARRIERS
MARKET SPACE. NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
Don't nay 7Jc for BLACK SURAH SILKS. our cash
price is JSc.
FANCY SILKS. BIN. 40, As, ana Soc.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, at real cost
to reduce our immense stock.
CREAM ALBATROSS. extra-wide double width,
pure wool, 30 &c.
FRENCH SERGE, double width, pure wool. 81 NC
TRlCO CLOTH pure WOOL double width, 37hc
Cash Customers will select ONE of the following
Presents If they buy $40 over: Handsome Bridal
Quilt worth &1.oO: Dozen Danask Napkins,
Sl.JO. Two pairs Damask Towels. worth 81. mh27
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uRrrY YoUR BLoop.

Good health depends upon pure blood therefore, to
keep WE'LL purify the blood by taking Hoods sarsapa-
ra This medicine is peculiarly designed to upon
the BLOOD and through that upon all the organs and
tissues of the body 1t has specific action Also upon
the secreons and excretions and assists nature to
pei from the system all humors impure PARTICLES and
eete matter through the lungs liver, bowels Kidneys
and skim 1t efectually aids weak and debtated Or
gans inygorates the SYSTEM the diges-
ton.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
Sold by all druggists 81; six for 35. Prepared only
by c. 1. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass.
4-2S 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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We HAVE LArELY purchased WOrch'S Dry Air
System the only sure method OF eNtermlnating
moths and their eggs without damage TO the
not destroy the egg. One year from date OF pur-
chasing furniture Of rs the same will be renovated
fire. Ci charge This applies also u purchases made
since July lass. GOOts OF every description reno
waited. call or send fOT price list. Orders for
cabinet wOrS and uphCiSteTing new Old
promptly attended 10. We have four rooms JOx
iGO devoted To this purpose. Estimates furnished
without charge. Furniture packed Tor shipment
Cr material furnished. We are sole agents Tor
lerCe'S and ChaseS cOld-biast refr:geratOrS; also
Tor the PasteuT q kedZiei water filters. We are
manufacturers and agents oil an immense line OF
bsby carriages W. II. Moses a SON.,
IiIh and II. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-27

Hide your light under busheL~ If that light Is
The nuttering Nill-O-the-M tsp OF approaching In
sanity you can pest hide IL under bushel Of Scotch
Oats. which In concentrated form IS found In every
bottle OF scotch oats Essence. and which cures
every form or brain and nerve disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-27

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
wish through the columns OF your paper to call
the attention OF the Humane Society TO the brutal
and merciless lashings the poor mule teams have
10 endure at the hands OF ignorant drivers, where
the grading Is being done at the Monument
grounds. These animals are faithful pullers and
do the best they can but the drivers seem TO lash
them for amusement. / saw this afternoon
lash the leaders OF a fOur-mule team while they
were pulling their best, and then turn around and
whip the wheel-ho-SeS on their breasts making
thrln pun the other way Three or four arrests
anu a fine would enectualy teach these men a les
son which they could not learn In any other way
and hope some ol the officers OF the society will
pay Immediate attention TO this out-of-the-way To-
caiity and put stop TO this brutality. L.P.H.
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A BEAUTIFUL souvenir ALEUN, containing CON-
plcte collection OF rulers. fags and COdt-Of arms
" every nation In the world sent free TO any adj
DRESS on receipt Of seventy 1--WE folding cards,
soie1 and sane as taken from Turkish Cross-cut
Cigarette Packages ". Duke sons & CO., LIST ave
nue. and 2ytn street, New York.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the % hours commencing ots o. m
For the District OF Columbia Virginia Maryland.
ana Delaware, light 10 fresh variable winds,
warmer fair weather
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We HAVE a large consignment OF oriental rugs
from one of New Gork's largest importers. In
Structtons are 70 sell 10 per cent on landing prices
for the next two days W. III. HOEKE, sol Market
space.
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A Letter from Niss Fellows.


SHE INFORMS HER FATHER or HER MARITAL NTEN-
TIoNs-THE BRIDEGROOM NOT cHAsKA, BUT NIX.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, WHO HAS ONLY TRACE OF
INDIAN BLOOD IN HIS VEINS.
Mr.. Homer Fellows, the father OF Miss Cora Belle
Fellows, states that he received a letter last
evening from his daughter, under date OF March
IL. She states that she was TO be married to Mr..
samuel Campbell on the 18th OF March. In en-
PLANTATION OF her not having Informed her family
OF her proposed marriage, Miss Fellows writes that
she expected TO be able TO come east in June and
be married In her fathers house. But her intended
husband was opposed 10 delay, and so she con-
Sented TO the marriage taking place at
once She proposes 10 continue teaching until the
Close OF the school year, and then She hopes to
come east TO visit her family. They viii then
return 10 Nebraska, whe6e her husband has a farm
and where they VIII live. Miss Fellows describes
Mr. Campbell as the nephew OF Rev. Dr. HanfOrd,
the Episcopal rector and says that they were TO
be married in the Episcopal church the reSerya-
ton. MI. Campbell has slight trace OF Indian
blood In his veins but is Intelligent, and when
he was Ia the employ OF the Indian Bureau.
Mr.. Fellows also received letter OF the same
date from Campbell, In which he told the story OF
his love- and promised TO make his daughters
future life happy one. The letters were a great
surprise 10 Mr.. Fellows and his family, they
had no intination that their daughter intended o
get married, except the stories they saw In the
newspapers about her proposed marriage to
Cnas ka, which they regarded as sensational
Mr. Fellows this morning, in conversation with
STAR reporter, said that all the talk about his
daughter marrying an Indian was due to the SEN
SatlOndl statements sent out by the newspaper
correspondent at Pierre, Dakota. He said that his
family had felt deeply the publicity which had
been fo4ed upon them and the unjust statements
thai had been made relative TO his daughter He
hoped that now the newspapers would let them
alone.
CAMPBELL NOT KNOWN AT THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Inquiry at the Indian Bureau resulted In the dis
covery that no man by the name OF Campbell was
employed In any capacity In the Cheyenne River
hv ri,
employees was gone over far back as July and
the name OF Campbell was not found. Ii Is quite
possible, the Indian Office officials say that such
man has been employed very recently In some
minor and temporary capacity, but they have had
no Information OF the fact, and the rolls OF the
ployei
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MIS- h. A. Donovan. SO4 + ST.. will open We'd
nesdiy, March -. her first importatOns OF spring
and summer Millinery.
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The COuPts.

CIRCUIT COURT No. Judge Hd0ner.
To-day Edwards agt. Pendergast judgment
set aside and leave TO amend. Madison agJ. Har.
rfS administrative; on trial
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judoc Merrick.
To-day, Patch agt. White; on trial
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day Patrick ]. OBrien, profanity: personal
bonds. David Lynch, profanity; s. or days
Moie johnson. disorderly conduct on 9th street;
collateral forfeited. COrnelia Lee, discrderly con-
duct on 10th street: do. VIM. Gray, colored, OBJ
structing the entrance to Kernan's 1heater; per-
sonal bonds. Daniel Buchanan, colored, disor-
Derby conduct on street northeast S. or Is days
James Smith, profanity in a house on Madison
street: IS or days.
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I'M PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 100 Pa ave.

THE National Woman suffrage Association was
Photographed In a large group by Rice q Brady, at
lIce'S new establishment. yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-27

For SAIE-A good fire. proof safe. sold cheap;
cash or time. Address Box a., star ONCE
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CITY ITEMS.

a Parting Shot at Our Underwear
Better value for the money than ever before.
FRANC, corner 9TH and D streets
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PERSONAL.


OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Sand Answers. Send 10c to book stores or to
s. W. FLYNN, AM, Ivy Institute,
nib Southwest cor. Sth and SITS. H.
JAMES J. BROOKS (I4ATE CHIEF U. 8. SECRET
u Service) has organized National Detection and In
Quiry Service Office. 1221 ST. Skilled agents at
all points. lS3ms
lanes A. MCDEV1TT. CHARLES f. FLINDER-
q Private Detective Agency and bureau of lnforIna.
ton, office 800 Pa. Private for taton
This agency is independent OF Government munic-
pal control, does not for rewards
in divorce Reliable and confidential. fl3-2ms
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
n All communications by mail or telegraph promptly
attended to and treated strictly confidential Office open
at all hours. WILLIAMS Manager, 926 Est j3}m'
TUSTH'S OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
q where frstclas5 secondhand Clothing can bs
St NV. JAIL BIN
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srIEITU ,LIsM TONIGHT. Interesting Cor eth
AMI l..
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RUSD-TRIP TICKETS to Baltimore, Nd by the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, March 30 and
81 and April l, good TO return until April inclu.
Siya, at al.
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w. NJ. SHusrER & Soss,
9I9 PENNA AVE
ELEGANT STOCK OF SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST
IMPORTATIONS

This being prominently Printed Goods season,
INDIA AND CHINA SILKS in great demand
We are showing beautiful styles in all grades with
handsome floral designs in cream, white, pink, and
blue grounds.
Fine BENGALINES, both plain and printed, in very
choice colorngs.
Also full line of CHINA SILKS, in black and white
and dark grounds. We confidently recommend these
goods, as they are the coolest well as the most
serviceable Silks known to the trade.
We have just opened great bargain in Evening
Shades of very rich MORE ANTIQUE SILKS, which
We offer at $3.50 per yard, the actual value being
$3.50 Cream white lilac. and blue.
New designs in BLACK MORE SILKS, in Alligator
patterns; very rich and handsome.
Plain Colored SURAH SILKS, new shades, fine dual.
ity S7J1c.
Great Bargain in BLACK sURAHs. 7sc.: worth 81
per yard.
CHANTILLY AND SPANISH LACES AND NETS.
IN extra values, from $50 to S12.
PLAID SURAHs. CHANGEABLE sURAHs, COL
ORED MOIRES. AND NEW BLACK GOODS of every
grade and texture
Elegant stock Of CREAM DRESS GOODS, NEW
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR.
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FCNERL or An OLD CIFIZEN.-The funeral OF
Mr. A. y. ZcTeiy, whose death was noticed In yes
terday STAR, VIII take place tomorrow afternoon
from Incarnation Church. OF which he had been a
prominent member since It's organization Mr.
Zevely will be mourned by large circle OF friends
lie was one or the Old residents or Washington
lie was born IN salem, y. C., In 1913, but came
10 this city AZ about the age OF twenty one and
has continued TO reside here since that time For
several years he held the position OF superntend-
cut aud discussing clerk OF the Post-Ofce Depart
meat, 20 which he was promoted from a clerkship
and in 1853 Succeeded the late John Marion as
Third Assistant Po5tmaster-t;eneral,a and contin-
ued IN that position until ls69 Since the latter
date has acted as agent Tor mail contractors hay-
Ing associated with him one Of his younger sons
III. b. Zevely, who, with two daughters and four
other sons, survive him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-27

q. Can consumption be curedc
y. is. Bakers cod Liver OH and Malt.
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DAVIS. 7.s} 7th ST., will make one large crayOn
ana one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
-. Come and see them.
UNTIL April. We will make discount OF 10
per cent en- all purchases MADE from us for cash
On or before delivery. Furniture, carpets, Up
LOsfery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain figures. ". y. MCSES ~ son, nth and + ats
FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler 81
Rutherford, 1907 street northwest
PICTURE FRAMES and holdings Of latest pattern
a. lowest prices. WOOD n FORSYTH, l3OS F street
CHEM .ROsenfeld'S Gefn- Tobacco
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A Slight Cold, II neglected, often attacks the
lungs Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHKs give sure and
Immediate relief Sold only in boxes. Price 25
cents. eO3&k
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Kxox,s New YoRK HRS
- YOUMAN'S NEW YORK HATS.
trade mark ~
GOOD DERBY HATS with other trademarks g.
81 80, S3, $3.50 and 81, WV
SILK HATS, 3d. 46 and AZ
BARGAINS IN UMBRELLAS.
One lot Of 100 GLORIA UMBRELLAS with gold
silver and agate tops for 81 Good twilled SILK UNI
BKELLAs 26 and ~ in. $3.50 and 3d. Extra quail
ues IN Ensllsh and American silks, handsomely
mounted with gold, silver and buck horn.
u. II. SIISEMETZ h SON.
- 1927 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
uui-i Next Corner 18th st.
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The GREAT SALE OF PoRCELAINs AT DowLrNGs-
The sale OF this superb collect ion which has been
On exhibition l1th and Pennsylvania avenue and
has been greatly admired, Will he begun to-mor-
row. Wednesday At IL O'Clock. This Is a rare and
choice collection OF goods ana should bring out
large attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-27

GESrs SuIrs ScouRrp
AND PRESSED FoRs1.
Coats. Soc. Pants. Csc: Vest 25, a,ter,r~ ana
hepsi1nz done III best manner. Goods called Tor md
Delivered Telephone call I4:i-o ~ vs. eN~
K hahn 7Os, 9th at NV.
.aJi-o2 and us y. Calvert 81. Bnitiuao z
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lrOR RENT
I6l2 Fnw.,l IT. S 166. = 63l Mass ave- me- SO 30
1877 st. W., l3r. l25 1928 9th St u. 33
614 18th st. 1lr. lO023O1 NJ ST. NV Or %
1907 ST. NV, lOr. 1916 st. Or % so
11OO st.. 1T. 900 ST. NV. Or. ~ so
6l9 st. NV. 1lr COS Sd ST. NV, Or % so
IOo Sth st. W., 10 50 st n Tr.. %. 30
1921 ST. w.. 1lr. go zoos St NV, Sr. ,2 30
S21 18th st. Il. 9r. 80 2j st. H. w. 81 80
81 Grant Place. Or. 6:}S Sc, Or. 20. 40
22l Cap ST., lr 30 20 2250 Cleveland age, 6r 20
S33 9TH ST. llr.. 30 1919 n. Cap st. Or 1850
IO6 18th st. lr 40 1884 :55
1888 18th q. nw 9r4O so 1923 9th st. 6r Is. 30
226 ST. se.. 40 % Defrees ST., 1867
1876 10th stn Sr. 30 2O36 Sth II. Il w. Or 1850
81 ST. Sc, Or 10 80 sos 10th st. ne, LII. 40
Jig 18th stn W., Or 30 30 S22 st. Sc. rs. .l6
lila ST. 1r.3O.10 l4.lS 21st st. w. rs l6
523 lave. n W, Irt2 ~ ll9 II st. me-, 10
.25 LIST 80 40 ITO NJ ST. 6r.. 1870
4O6 St II. Sr 30 30 "a % Prospect Or Ii 30
a2l4 n st. NV, ST.. 80 929 LIST st ne. u
20 St H. W., Tor. 30 9l4k 2Jth NV, Or 30
622 ST. NV, DO 1866 n st. Or. IA 80
go Arthur Pl 7r. go 1888 goth st. NV. Or. II
13 II st. Or. ..215O lib n. j. s. g., 6r. IL
3lS .,d st. ST.. rs 80 331 st. n.e, Ar 10
MEG b H. WARNER & CO. GIG ST. NV.
IHOR RENT-A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER, Az
Il and Mclean ave- s.w., rooms and store room.
crete cellar and modern improvements fitted up for
grocery counter shelves and ice box all
complete: good stable; $50 per month.
mh24-at' c. II. PARKER, cor. AZ and SITS. sw