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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-03

CoK SALE-YOur choice Of four of the finest
L building lots for private residences In the
city of Springfield. Two of the lots adjoin,
making loo feet front and l50 feet deep. One
lot fronts on two streets and is $50 feet deep
and so feet front, and all of the lots overlook
the city. Apply TO No. q n. Center street.
Springfield Ohio. 67om
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-03
FOR SALE.


DOR SALE-0r will exchange for city prop
L erty, good farm of 140 acres, located In
central Illinois four miles from county town
Of Salem, which is on the .. & NJ. K. R., at
which place coal mine has recently been
opened, furnishing a fine quality of bitumin-
Gus coal. Full particulars given by NJ. Steele.
COR SALE-Horse, light wagon and harness;
will sell very cheap, the owner having no
use for the same, III Farlow street, opposite
watch wheel shop d. Coltilgham, Sob
TOR SALE-0r trade-Real estate Of all
L kinds, that will pay well to rent. or make
desirable, che ap homes: small tracts of i'm
proved land, close TO Springfield, suitable for
gardening; some very cheap farms close to
Springfield and other good cities; Western
farms for sale or trade. John Ii. johnson.
cor Market and High streets 7St
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-03

DOR SALE--House; nearly new, frame house
l. OF eight rooms; large cellar, good stable;
lot l98X2lS feet, in one of the healthiest and
most desirable localities in Springfield. Price
$500. Terms easy. Call at the premises,
west side of Belmont avenue, second house
north of Main 63-ap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

Il experienced by nearly at this season You
feel AL tired out without strength to do anything:
ambition seems to be all gone and you have little or no
Appetite This condition may b due TO change of
son climate, life, to overwork, ailments
Whatever the cause Hoods sarsaparlla ovsrcomes Il
quickly, creates appetite. rousss the liver cures
headache and gives rpswed strength and vgor to the
whole body.
Il was VET much run down. had NO strpngth, no
energy. and felt tired al the time commenced
taking Hoods sarsaparfllA and before had used one
bottle felt Hike different person That extreme tired
feeling has gone, my appetite returned" CLARA W
PHILIPS. Shirley. Mas.
HOODS SARSAPARTI.I.A
Sold BY all druevista IL six for 95. Prepared only
by G. /. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 DOsn6 ONE DOLLAR
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

1NpR sALk-fISE LOCATION FOR coAL~pUM r.
gArehouse. or other business purposes on h q
H.. 14S feet r1ilrcad front By Ito depth O. eley
ch.aest lots IN the vicinity to-day. Call or address
Eok sALE-A SPLENDID LOT On CONNECT
- cut ave. near Dupont rcie: e2xl0o; 20 an fmnle
diafe purchaser will be cold At e3 per SQUARE loot
apSo-8 b. II. WAkNER 90. GIG y 81
II New Hampshire ave, S2Qx75 to an alley, not
msae sround Tor 81. 100; terms essy - o,.
apss-3 H. H. WARNER co. PIC y ST.
ISoR SALE VALUABLE CORNER BUILDING
Il site opposite West Capitol Park Of Let and
sta NV; @5xloo feet. fronting the Capitol
THoS y. FISHER CO.
ap2S-2w 1924 81 me-.
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HExRuErrAs

HExRrErrAs
The new style French Dress Goods pure wool finest
quality nearly one yard snd half wide. SERPENT,
GOBEi.IS BLUE. TAN TERRA GOTTA AND GREY;
real value. 81 pr1ce reduced, S74c.
SATIN MORE, tWatered Silk), newest style trim
ming IN All color, price reduced to Toe.
FRENCH SATTEENS, nnest quality, CSC.
LADIES' CLOTH SU1TiNG, pure WOOL nearly one
yard and half wide. all new shsdes wonderful cash
CREAM ALBATRoss: pure WOOL extr. wide double
width. real value. DOC. price reduced. 81 &c.
Don't deal with Us until you have priced dry goods
elsewhere then will prepared TO appreciate
our wonderful caAh barxanA
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET
Cash Customers who buy e5 or over win select
ONE Of the following presents Pair Of larResxe DAM
ask Towels. worth u: Half Dozen Dan'ask NapklnS
75c.; Pair SILK Embroidered Corsets. worth 75c.
BLACK SUkAH SILK, excellent quality 5Sc.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH. pure WOOL fine quality
yard and . half wide all new spring shades, real
value 81, reduced TO 81 sc.
BEAUTIFUL SAT TEENS. newest styles. 9kc
HESRlETTAS wids. double width. pure French
wool. new shsdes. special cash bargain, 4Sc
selling Oh Black and Colored silks st real cost
price TO reduce our immense stock.
Cash Customers who buy ol0 or over win select
oxr OF the following presents: Elegant Bridal Quilt
worth 81 so; One Dozen Damask Napkins. oI.5O !;
Two fairs Damask ToweiA worth - APPS
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CITY ITEMS

Special sale 81 BABY Carriages.
This special sale win terminate positively to-
morrow az o'clock p. m. Therefore, those In
need OF 2 paDy carriage WIN take advantage Of
AT TEE Fam,
612 9TH street northwest
A rattan carriage, upholstered with rep: has
parasoi. steel springs, made OF selected ash only
rep, has satin parasc &c This carria S a IS very
attractive, and OF superior workmanship; only
very fine carriage upholstered with plush,
made same as above carriages, only S1l96
A very pretty carriage upholstered with flne
material plush roll on back and sides only s11.e6;
A new-shaped carriage upholstered with satin
and plush. only $134S; worth s1a
holstered with extra .lne material OF assorted
patterns and c0lors, only $15.96
stored with SILK plush; has metal wheels with rub
Der tire, only $1a9S; worth s25.
The above carriages are well worthy inspec-
t1on and we are prepared to show the largest line
of baby carriages In the city at the lowest prices
We will OfYer a special discount Of 10 per cent
on carriages from $50 up. In addition to the above
We will sell also for tomorrow six cakes of our
mammoth toilet soap for CSC. Don't pay CSC for
A handsome soap dish and toothbrush stand
combined Tor 10c.; worth csc.
our well-selected stock OF refriEersIors and ice
chests.
Only e16,OO0.
A hne residence on 9Th avenue, New York, would
De bargain at the above figure. But the spring.
weight Underwear which FRANC is showing at his
one-prfce establishment, corner 9TH and d, is q
greater bargain by far.
The Races.
After the races call on Frank johnson, cor. of
9th and sts NV, and get the best drfnkables
and eatables In the city at reasonable prices.
JOHNsON'S RESTAURANT,
Ninth and E
Don't Forget that FussELLs new store opens
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

Rosm AND FIowRRrNe PLANTS AT AucrIox.-Nr
bowling VIII sell tomorrow, at hts auction rooms
e II O'Clock, choice consignment OF Roses and
Towering Plants. from J. T. Freeman. esq,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

A DELICIOUS AROMA peculiar In itself Is i'm
parted In smoking Turkish Cross-Cut Cigarettes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

Just Clafnns
When we say that our Styles and Prices for this
season have not been surpassed, If approached. by
any other house in the city, we make an assertion
which we think we are entitled to.
Where can you get
A Ladies' Genuine Kid Waukenphasc Shoe at g. 4S
that Is soft, nts well, and warranted throughout
Ladies' Hand-turned Kid Button at $3.50 cannot
be duplicated less than 1929.
Ladies' Genuine French Kid Boot at $2.S7.
Ladies' ''N0bDy" Patent Leather Tipped Button
at $1.5O that Is strictly solid and warranted.
A Ladies' Kid Button at 81 Is, strictly solid.
Where? Nowhere except at the
STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
LINZ S24 7th street. bet. II and northwest.
- Don,t Forget that FUssELL's new store opens
Vo-MoffOW.
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Dorr Rum Youn SroxAcHa

Burletip No IL Division Of Chemistry OF Arr,cul-
tur,a makes some starting revelations &C the i'm
purity Of bses sold here In the mAnufacture Of which
ssiicylic scsd bcsrbonste OF soda supht and othse
r,o6.onou. subsfisutes u1ed Aonx this clsss n
snumersted are the Milwaukee, VIA. Alexandria Va
81 Louis Mo- PhilsdelphiA. Pa. and Warrington. d.
O. While the publication gives the Cincinnati
Bssr clean ball purity. Ihis 10 statement q
facss nsde from the omcA rnblcston Of the Dep~rt-
oil beapitsls others ooeAxn analysis. de
Cancannsa Bssr b. applying % IA FINLEY.
so,e A~sut for the D. C. Of chr,a Mosrins cncinnsu
Drsr The Ouoan Of BooDA uklx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

QUALITY counts and merit Is sure 10 pe crowned
with success These words are applied BY bos-
ton contemporary TO the Turkish Cross-Cut Clga-
rettes and our own experience In this brand
prompts 10 indorSe these sentiments IN all they
conveY,-Erchdn0e Paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30
CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmusemeDts TO-nights
ALBAuGH's-McCaull's Company In "Bellman.
NAr1oyAL--Keene in "Richeieu."
kkRsAN'a-variety.
PANORAMA BuupINs.-"Battle Of shiloh"
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Indications for the 81 hours commanding as n N.
For the District OF Columbia, Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern PENNSYLVANIA,
fair weather, followed by rain, colder, light TO
fresh variable winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

Summer Carriage Robes.
You will ind an elegant assortment in Monte
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, ali
al prices that we guarantee to be correct
eo,2w 1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
nUScANsoN BROS. AaSuOaser,.
UcrIoN SALE
MILLINERY aSp s FANCY GOODS.

IN An fns IN rnhyAILEERs, RIBBoSS LADIES' HATS
nFb pTnSSNNErS TRIMMED AND INTRiM-
TRabf h99ssIurkf. &C. ko. IN Lors 10 The
MI NJ kkspAf MoRSINa. NAY FiKsf =, EiEVfS
0tLceh
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED-To PUT $500 IN CoPARTNERsHp
Stan saa' " in
EOR RENT:-cAFE LEXINGTON. 241lOO FEET,
a1a Vs ~ %s CAFE in
Ma ss
.s SHakEs OF
So, Star ONCE psf snare Aa apsoss so1
EoR sALE-GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE;
change Of business address dRo ROE STAR
EoR RENT. OR LEAsE-e29 NEW JERSEY AVE.
stand Well suited for restaurant or boarding house;
3 2'sa W sui 1922 New York ave.
EOR sALE-AT BARGAIN IF BOUGHT WITH
ss1 nYe S1 20 lot On Sosh n
DUS. 10th st. and Pa. ave ap2S-5t
LOR sALE-CHEAP-A SALOON DOING A GOOD
apRy e
Z so ,s1 ss.5a and .s &5e
Al st.sw. ar28-3t
81 OOO FEET OF GROUND. IRoNTING ON
hrss avenues emu with Gto0t alley in
vass s.S ~
ave. sp2S-2t'
EOR sALE-DRUa STORES ONE ON MONTHLY
=
SRSaEY 1907 F st " 70 e"'''' '0n sp assSN
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF LARGE BUSi-
sres employment in Su.ins:: IN which, he csS 1 as
f S, sane sther On salary or commission address
NOT BEING ABLE 10 GIVE THE BUSINESS
A>perS0n'i i SoTa%s6 G asF6 The woppe
p S mile fss Bridge.
%Ss.
S5 carts harness. .ge vs. IS Apply
ssoap;ysHisncs; very cheap. WHITAKER JoRpsS.
EOR sALE-EsTABLIsHED TEA AND COFFEE
u store. Inquire 235 Penn. ava NV sp24-6ts
FOR sALE.z-.RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
as 81
sIS
fderst.nds stock aud FIXTURE. complete; good soda
sS.' address, sdS sss's bss
VIII oa axSa "a Si FEET Of
r3pnd n ne north" est part of the city. M. NJ PAR
Ossse, Bond. nssotiaied and su.r.nsssd By the
Omaha Loan and Trust Co. Hon. A. q, Wyman. late
ss
20 , ns
Constantly on hand in iii suns. - ''
N. n PARKER
14lS st,
ap4-6t Warrington. Agent
IN AAn ACRE Rancho IN NEW MEXICO
4VsVVV to exchange for Washington city
Ia ss
.p232w' -.
AN OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY-s2OO
on ns% aa 81 01 be Ss:
HAVING retired from the music business viii close
lors 1898 o IT. ~. and 432 81. NV.
ap2-mw,s,lm l. T. CARTWRIGHT
GoyEHNMENT AND DisTRICT BONDS, LOCAL
NJ Stocks, hsted on Warrington stock ExchangeI
bought and sold Money to loan. LOUIS CUNNING.
HAM. sos 18th st Tel No. 1929 ap7-Ims
CIx PER CENT INvEsTNENT-sAFEA AND CON.
p venieut-The nve snd ten years 8 par cent First
Mortgage Bonds ton real estete Of the Kansas Trust
and BANKING Co, United statss senator John J.
lngalls. President and the Union Trust Co, Of New
York city Trustee. Bonds in denominations Of 400
1850, 900 and $1,000. cold q par By GEORGE =.
SCHAYER Pecinc Building. leole Agent for the Dis
trict Of Columbia The Union Trust Co, Of New York
certines to each bond pye the interest coupons semi
annually. and the principal 81 maturity mh26- 3m
DARTIEs sEHKINo SAFE lNyHSTMENTs IN
Local Securities vii be furnished null psrtc ulars
On application ct our ofAcA 0URL1Y bROTHERA
1919 sk nv. f10-3m
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ON MONDAY. 3Otn, we viii open another lot OF
those solid Walnut Marble-top suites, with bevel
plate 24x30, ten pieces complete. for S41.50.
W. Il. HORN
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1,OoO ROLLS CANTON MATING
WASH b WILLIAMS, 81 7th St NV
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b WILLIAMS 4 Co. Apc,,o0..,..

A CHOICE COLLECTION or THE FINEST ryrp-
BaooMlNS hosEs. OF ENTRA IAk,sf sIzFs
hTsi .SkhhsASISMss cANNas, hc.. PxLas AND
AzALkAS LILIES, RHODoDENDRoNS MI
ohLtNs rok PskkiN9 cEMETERlEs ko.,
=, ~ our sslesrOom corner 10Th and penna nVepa.
p. NJ. MATTER ~ MifllhNs A 80 pSh
spso-<t AuCtlone~rs
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Spsrue HArs
ISIS ~ Ss'S''' HAM, DOW end 'zSoIIsH
LADug RIDING HATS AND CAPS
NOvELTIES from ~YOUMANB" and KNOX K<v
UMDREIIAD-otook nov comp1ote. SPECIAL aft~n-
ton called % our 61arsnt ed Elk umfrsuA sSfS.
md Ladies Uubrellns In coiorA
Ufuko taksD on stosass.
y n 6TIMEMErz 3 ooN
1x& fGAkfyLvANfA AVE-
apis Next 70 cornsr 13tk
THE GOAL. sTRIKf = ovEn. PnicRs M
MiIE lSsS ,sS x az 90 ksss ~: ~
NAe TIxTU8H9 EIRcT4IC CHANDE1lEks-
" 1xnet liz o2g1A QAaDdslley n tbe 0ty. neQx
l.es1rcd ~ eQHrLIx oAs x1xzUkS APP ~
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l.. III. Hopkins Removed 70 $50 f So.
Screen door and Window Frames, MosQuitoe and
POulty Wire, all widtha eO-3t
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa, a delicious
fat-producing drink; does not distress 4
''ROyal GIue'' mends China, GlassWood &C.
California Tickets, J. F. Minor, B. o.
Depot. oct
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" printA 4,c per 10
Also Cottage Cheese and buttermilk: Sweet MILE
sc. per quart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

DoSr FORGOT that FussKLL's new store opens to-
morrow.
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ISI ], 4 s,S g e, s,'a !!
1yz6 18th IT. 10r. go 81 400 Pomeroy ST. Or
30tS q. 1T. $50 81 220z ST.. or. .........z
Ss4S E w. l "a 81 AZ Il. 5o
Xx10 o, 6E mi. .. .40.60lx7lO x st., 10
1880 3Oth ct, d. :. .40.6QF7 b q. aw, 5rs - .
S08 21gt ct. Or, m l. 1850 4O8 X st. La, or ia
632 10th Ut, 10e. mi 35.60I2420 18th IT. 7r !
5iiST q. 3m iii9 i. e 4 e. e. &.
S$ Sa1 M. of ntS W * 1436 Sistst- SO.
g25 22d ct, 81. M. 80 SO sl4 26th ct. 10
2S$2 Kss: mi. q As S00A g s. 10 %
NS7 10Th. 7Ta, M Seth q. srs .....s. 10
SS iss 3 3o5 sad 81 On. s. iS
iSiSi5is s5tS ke,s i xn s,s t Sr
5s 36S Y$a e o. 401 SQ0 Ere q
$o 3Ms So2o Ls- no az Ssvy; ~ 81
SzS9 g. 6r......:;l@5Q '''
s s1ss esss e. sxss..........as
For fun IN appsy 70 Wxao0Tr \ vrrnov
ago 1Do5 Tsnna11vanaaavN ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

Col MCCAULLs OPERATE FoRcEs-The McCaull
Opera Company, which win give the FIRST PERFORM
ance here OF Won Suppes "Bellman" at Albaugh's
tonight, arrived this morning from Chicago. Col
McCaull and the company which will produce
or The Tiger at Wallacks Theater, New York
arrived here last night, the party including Nile
Aathilde Cottrelly, Caterina Marco, Madeline Lu-
cette, Eugene Ardin, and sydney Rosenfeld. Col
McCaull has now two opera companies in Wash
tngton numbering nearly $50 persons. The New
nork company VIII rehearse 1.-THE Lady, or The
Tiger" daily at Albaugh'a
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nUNcANsoN bros. Auct,op..,,

CHOICE COLLECTION OBJ own oxr Tuo,,s.xn
ME- Npsisf t bnLDpiiNG PLANTS. TTc'. from THg
az AT ApcTioH
~ ~ huhsDAn MORNING. NAY THIRD AT TEX
y; ~ VII sell Al our salesroouas 9Th aud u
srrets larse and choice ooecton III R-ss a..is,n~
Rants &c IRON the nursery of Nn Coleman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

. TkrsrKx's SALE or ATTRACTIVE BIsQcR FI0URHa
1aATkL CLOCK, sETs BKIc-A-DRAc, ETC. = on
Mednesoay morning. May 2, at IL O'Clock, &C his
lltn street. Mr. Thomas Bowling VIII sen Tor Robs.
. rletcner. trustee, large and varied collection
OF DECORATED goods In which are several ne spocf-
mems OF oisque Of extraordinary sue by Carrier
Ihe articles VIII be on exhibition up TO the hour
o. sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

vA-rABIE IMPROVED PRoPrKrY IN GRoRoRrovx
Al AUcrIoN.-Mr. Downing win sell tomorrow AZ.
ternoon, al $50 O'Clock, O flne four-story br1ck
residence, No. 3f27 street, and two frame dwell
ingS $3.50 and 3s52 z street. West Washington.
Ihis Is all valuable property and should command
the tention Of investors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

FEASKLNs INSECT FLUID kills reaches, bedbugs
ana moths For sale by all druggists.
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DEATH OF MRS. TRUE-Mrs Nancy True. who
has resided In this city for many years. died Satur
day afternoon at her home, No. 2504 Pennsylvania
avenue, after an illness Of several weeks Mrs
True, who was seventy EIGHT years old, was the
widow OF the late A.. W. True q weii-known lawyer
OF Portland, Me. She was much esteemed by a
large circle OF friends In this city. The remains
were sent to-day TO Portland, where the funeral
services will be held Thursday. The members OF
her family here will go TO Portland to attend the
funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-30

LAWN TENNIS and bicycle shoes and tennis balls
&c GoopYzAR RrBBKR Co - 300 9Th St NV.
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EOR RENT-AN OLD-FAsHIONED GEORGE.
~ town mansion. twelve large and airy rooms cellar.
and grounds; stable; ESQ per month. Apply TO w
RILEY DEEBLE 1919 + ct. apy8- ate
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MArrrS6i MATING! MATTISGl Plain white, fancy
and daInask. The best CSC. Mating In the Dis
Uict at w. II. HoEKR sol Market Space.
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FIVE HUNDRED boxes Messina, Palermo and Cat
ania Oranges and Lemons ex. steamers Clifton
and Thornycroft. Receiving and for sale by Har-
Ms Anderson, 921 La. ave. u. W.
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A Just Claim.

Don't Forget that FussELLs new store opens
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After the races call on Frank Johnson cor of
9th and SITS. NV, and get the best drfnkables
ana eatables In the city at reasonable prices.
JOHNsON'S RESTAURANT,
Ninth and E.
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500 RxFRIGERAToss AND ICE-CHEsTs, difYeren
makes. WASH. b. WILLIAMS.

% BABY CARRIAGES to select from.
VASE. b. WILLIAMS, 7th and d sts. NV
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IHoR sALE-BARGAINS IN LOTS
Il II st ST., d and NV. 00x1l5. at S1.5O.
virginia ave. 2ih and x5th sta n.w..olxl06. ut so
NlrTinia ave, 18TH and goth SITS. NV, triangular
square. at S0c.
Delaware ave-, and SITS. n e. I3xl64. at 15c
18th St, and q ne, 49x1o0, at SOC.
18th ST.. o and NV, 50Nl00 at s325.
Some lots Meridian Hill, Burleith and othe,
suburban subdivisions at speculative prices Apply
ap2s-3t l4Is New YORK ave
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Coon BRAND COLLARS,
for SOC.
The best and latest
100 CHAMBER SUITES Just received
Wash. b. WILLIAMS, 81 It'll st. NV.
GARDEN HosB and fixtures, hose reels, &C. Good
year Rubber Co., 800 9th ST., near Pa ave.
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OPENING OF THE LADIES BAzAR-The ladies' fair
and bazaar TO create a building fund for STAINS
Will open this evening at the street rink and
will continue until May IL. All the arrangements
and preparations have been made with the great
est care, and the fair will be opened under the
most favorable auspices. Among the many at
fractions to be voted for are piano, sewing ma
chine, Knights Templar iegalia, furnace latrobes,
dairyman's outfit, gold-headed canes, bicycles, &c
Invitations to attend have been extended to sister
lodges and dates designated for their visits
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LNOR RENT-UNFURNISHEn
l9th q above Dupont Circle l0r- al mod impa 7s
l124 6gt W., cor. 18th It.. 10 rooms ....,.,. I'd
$40 st. rooms and bath ...................... m
once rooms. 7O5 9Th ut e1S and q
4l0 ID st ne. 81. al mod. imps. 2S
sos st. ma. 6r. III mod imps.. ............. ri
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MINIATURES AARaANAs
FEBRUARY ~.
Bun RISES, 6:31 NOOK SETS, / H1eu WATER
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CHADEAYNE-In Shelton. February a6, David F.
Chadeayne.
Funeral at his late residence in Shelton on Tuesday
at p. Burial at the convenience of the fam
lily.
STAATS-In Glastonbury, February 25, Mary j.,
wife of Rev. Henry F Stats
Funeral service at Bristol on Tuesday at 9 p m
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-27
Manaxer Locke Arrested.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-Manager Locke of
the disbanded National Opera company was
arrested tonight on charge of issuing
checks on bank in which he had no money
to Elvi Sylvia, one of the tenors of the COM
pany, and Nine. Pierson, another of the prin-
cipals. MIR. Locke was released on 81 900
bail. Through his attorney he made the fol-
lowing statement with regard to the matter:
''It is simply resort to criminal proceedings
to collect an alleged debt. The checks were
given with the understanding that they were
not to be presented until future date and
were to be met out of available receipts"
The financial disaster which overlook the
company was not anticipated and Mr.. Locke
made the best arrangement possible to pro-
vide for the chorus, ballet and most needy
members in preference to paying these
who had been receiving large salaries and
whose debts were comparatively small. An
other meeting of members of the company
was held to-day to finally decide whether or
not they should continue on the road under
the management of committee chosen by
them, but as some of the members had
already left the city and as the prospects of
business improving were gloomy it was de-
cided to totally disband. The available as
sets amounting in the case of chorus Singers
to 81. SO each were distributed and the COM
pany left the city tonight, most of them 60
ing to New York.