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I'D ESCAPE THROUGH A TUNNEL.
Plan that was Proposed Tor Reliev.
ing the Treasury Garrison.

In the latter part OF April, 1861, when the air
was nlled with rumors OF the advance ora Con-
Tolerate force on the city, the approaches to the
city and public buildings were under guard. 1t
was supposed that should the capital be entered
the Treasury Department would be one OF the
nrst buildings attacked. foi &c or District or
regular troops were on guard In the building. and
| some OF the regular Army Officers then on
duty here exercised sort OF supervision over the
preparations for the defense Of the building. Sew
eral OF these officers lived on the south side OF
street, between 14th and 18th streets
Al elderly lady, who lived In that neighsorhood,
ana was well informed as TO what was going on
at that period said a STAR reporter a few eve
nlngs ago: "EverybOd thought that II the SOUTH
g,ners succeeded In getting into the city the
Many OF the soldiersw no guarded the buidngwere
raw recruits. Some regular Army Officers, none OF
then living about here. These OF course, took an
Interest In the preparations for defense. They
frequently consulted as TO the safety OF the build
Ing. There was a rumor that Mr.. Davis was right
behind Arlington with a force OF 70 600 men, and
that The word had gone forth that they could help
when they got in We were ali in a state OF trepi-
datiOn- One OF these Officers suggested that mis-
siles should be carried to the top OF the old bud-
ing occupying the site OF the present Corcoran
building. 70 be thrown down on the ConfederateS
while they were attacking the Treasury. Another
also suggested that some means should be taken
for the escape or the garrison II necessary. After
examining the ground one OF these officers con-
celved the Idea OF tunneling under 18th street,
just south OF the line OF street, from the base
ment OF the Treasury to the basement OF the
building on the corner"
"When they reached this building, what then?"
asked the reporter.
"On, it was not TO stop there the lady answered,
"but that was the difficult part. When the tun-
mel was complete holes could be cut in: such
cellar walls as to form extension OF the tunnel
through TO the center OF the square. This on1cer
examined all the cellars along here and obtained
permission to cut the walls IN every case out one,
and IL was that objection that prevented the exc
cution OF the plan. One OF the property holders
, claimed TO know something also about strategy,
and thought that IL was too much OF job, and the
cutting or wall three feet thick too hazardous an
undertaking. lie, therefore, made objection, and
In few days the scare was over. The officer who
proposed TO make the tunnel subsequently left for
more active duties, and before he died rose to the
rank OF brigader- general"
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The Salvation Army.
Two NV hJOHs ASSIGNED To THs COMMAND or


Two NEW hJOHs ASSIGNED THs COMMAND OF THE
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
The star officers % the Americ IA Field salvation
Army. now ranging all the way from New York to
San Francisco. lately keIt a council OF war In
BrooklyE and decided upon many changes among
the DIVISIONAL commanders. Among her dis
tricts 10 be placed IN new hands are Washington
NaEyl1h1. ami he south The work here - con
hidered % such a peculiar nature and OF 80 much
iDpoft;inc- that " Was decided send TWO m Tors
70 Tax. he place OF Major Inman who naS held
the neIi for the past two years These new leaders
ar hfiJ'r Nel4$. who planted the Salvation Army
work - California four and a half years AGO and
On subsequently, MAJOR COzens was chosen as tine
army pioneer t0 titan ana Idaho Both OF thess.
NV COMMANDERS have also had experience I'm
scot1and Ireland, and the eastern states.
TIE cry MkKkETs.-The Official Price Current
OF Tie Washington Produce Exchange says: The
noqi t..lTEet l. more active with slight advance
On highest grades OF Patent Wheat market &C.
i've torn and oats steady, and market nrm. Re
eelPt5 ~ hay have been LARGE, ant much common
Causing prices 70 decline. Prime and choice tino-
taN u good c-inand at good prices strictly fancy
tltrl made Oltrer scarce and prices nrIn: held
s-OeS ne-.ectsS! rolls steady and aTm. With libe-
Ia ldy receipts, added 20 the stock in store and
h.nits7 trade demand the egg market Is very still
Tie price Tor tine time the year l. uTillsaly low
a. 10 start free and active movement IL may b.
tccr-ary 10 further cut the market There l.
tS'1 Demand for live and dressed poultry. Fresh
ai2li, rabbits. pbesslnts and grouse scarce and
Nauted. Potatoes. hs-aES and onions active. Good
native grown preferred ~ imported stock and ad
N2hcsd price.s PAID Beans In good demand: black.
e. ei peas dull and onions nTin. Receipts OF pors
hsht and demand brisk, al f;.ll quotations. Cattle
sEeep, lambs AID calves In good demand, auc
steady Al quotations.
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EDwARD p. MERIT
Family druggist and chemist
1O1S street, corner 18th northwest,
Washington'5 leader in low prices,
has always on hand a full stock OF fresh drugs
medicines, proprietary medicines, toilet articles,
perfumery, brushes. combs, &C.
Prescriptions q specially; everything pure and
OF the best at reasonable prices.
A n1ll line Ut Kiker's celebrated family medicines
toilet articles, perfumes, &C.. always on hand
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PAULINE II. KoLB eO4 street, has received the
latest novelty In Bagaren Embroidery. most CON-
plete shades Of Rope Silks and Linen, London Per-
furated Felts, new designs for Wool Cheniiles and
Imported stamping Patterns for dresses.
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Amusemenis TO.ntght.

CSIvKRsALIsr Overwhelmingly Club concert
ALBAU6Hs-"As IN a Looking Glass"
NArToNAL-"Fra Diavolo"
HARxIs.-"Her Atonement'
kKRSANsL-kernell's Combination.
WoKpBRLAND.-Curiosit and Variety.
MANASSAS PASORAnA-Day and evening"
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LcoR RENT-oN NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. s.
II story brick house. newly and superbly furnished
suitable for small family Address OWNER Star
ONCE. ja14-6ts
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The above is only portion Of the property my
books For full list call at office for bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th. tjal0l THOS Z. WAGGAMAN.
IHOR RENT-NEAK THE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
Il and pleasantly situated brick dwelling nine rooms
including bath 103 I'd st. ja2-l2t.
LOR RENT-302 MASSACHUSETTS AVE n f.,
Il two-story and basement bay window Brick House,
new; six rooms and bath: all modern improvements
papered throughout. rent, s23 month
ja9-6t' HENRY JAEGER, Is 4th St sc.
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'FICES. ETC.
46S La. ave. basement $50
46S La. av.; Sd A., Ar. =: 30
Vernon Row. room >. 80
Stable rear GIL Ii NV. 10
401 9TH H. W.. II. list 10
Stable rear 1885 10th st.
II. u
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$4,000 woRrH OF FuRNrTURE AT Cosr FOR SPor
CASH. will for the next ten days give those in
want OF furniture a chance TO buy at cost. The
stock comprises all the leading makes OF the coun-
try. and for style and finish they stand unexcelled-
Now Is your chance 10 get bargains tnat seldom
occur. A call Is solicited. BaEITBARTHS,
odd FELLOWS, Hall, 9Th ST. d w.
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IAPORr.Nr 70 the Government Printing ONCE
employees Excellent meals served at all hours by
l. AANGUA, sO5 North Capitol st.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava

NINE EMMA soULE OF 3O5 9Th avenue New York,
Will De- at the Arlington Hotel Parior d, until jan
uary II.
Besides the exhibition OF imported Dresses and
Wraps she also has large assortment OF imported
BOHnets for street, reception, and evening.
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The POtOsplac,s Fair.

The time Is rapidly approaching for the opening
OF the grand fair and bazar of the Potomac Boat
Club, and tickets, which entitle each holder to a
chance In the $4,000 house, are going off fast
The fair opens on February 10Th and will continue
ten days, the entire National Rifles ArmOry being
given up for the use OF the "Rowing Ladies'" The
great attraction viii or course be the new house.
14S 18th street. that is 10 go TO the holder OF the
fortunate hftycent ticket. This is great induce
ulent, ana from IL the ''Potomacs" are likely to
reap regular financial harvest, as they deserve
nom the liberal manner they have entertained
society as well as in recognition OF the 1ne record
they have made as rowing club, being to-day the
champion crew OF the United States in four and
Fights The house, by the way. is open for inSpec-
ton, and Is, as guaranteed delightful home Sit
uated IN desirable part OF Washington. The fair
besides this great lnducement viii have others
such as piano for engine house. National Guards
colorS for any organization here, punch bowl for
eating house or restaurant, and many other vote
able ODlectS The ladies who manage the interior
and social features OF the event are known as the
leaders In the social world, Will meet on Tuesday
morning, at IL 80 O'Clock in the Riggs House. TO
perfect details. Almost every young maiden who
has enjoyed the delightful hops at the club house
Is at work liking up some fancy articles and from
this alone the club ought 10 reap handsome sum-
Another feature will be the giving OF 800 United
states bond 10 the party selling the fortunate
ticket for the house, and another OF the same de-
nomination TO the party selling the largest num-
Der OF tickets.
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The PrsIIc are invited TO a grand lunch at Tin
Sullivans night
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PHILHARMONIC CLUB, AT 142O ST. N. w
Il Active members: Mamie Simons Lent, Pianist
Ernest Lent Pianist and yioloncelist; Il. Rakemann.
Violinist. Second Parlor Concert, TUESDAY January
II. Third ParOr Concert. TUESDAY. April 3. It,
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
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HrMAv artifciaI eyes HempIer,s. ave. cor Az.

SoTIcE-Sinall May peas, l5c. per can; sirioin
STEAK, l5c. pound; Creamery butter, 3Oc.; Corned
osef, 20 &c; Greenlng apples, &c. peck. also
have very nne quality OF potatoes Just arrived at
NEW YORK MARKET
:. l.. HOOysR (PrOp.l
Cor "a and InA ave
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

IHoR sAIE-ELEeANr. HOUSE MAR BUSINESS
H section. new and handsome on y 80 ooo. on he-
Eli sfDE iis1 iaS5 f fs. trade A'LA'hN il
IyoR SALE-CHEAP- EIGHT ROOM, ALL MOD
eep e sgs o spqIs on 4 nss5 "a S 100 oa as
hsisnse on time For further Information see OWNER
EoR sALE-A GOOD PER CENT INVESTMENT
n ma sroom brick house. near Pension oiice price
EoR sAIE-BY DAVID D STONE, SCOT ST NV
i.ise and small houses for homes and investments
houses should not fail to examine our large list Own
having property for sale viii end il greatly 20 theif
Immediately brought before the eyes OF purchasers II
FoR sALE. As t,Sd ROOM BRICK. on 18TH ST
Also two s'S S s.As sss sn s' al r
,mrs two squares from avenue cars Sc 500 cash
$en1 si g f st EGseh'' GAS
Tor sALE,A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
-, by good home for little money, tws square.
.2 ,l side and Tsar alley; hustle sold soon,
EoR sALE-THE PRETrIEsT. CHEAPEST. AND
nsssa / IA sa,r s s Just nshed rooms ss6'ne
;ai4st nouns" Dkvib Il B 's stone STs1 soS f..
i per cent rent. each $500 DO With bay WIN n
sis.c60. MILTON IUckETT. s35 stn S;' ia 8.
ENoR sALE-HoUsE 9o7 NJ ST: If SOLD BE
nds es sS th ban INST at rsnt sAran; lot aox 70 70
n and T. nsMy rasTd aad PSn modem numb
mantels ana open hreQaces in room. bling IN =
refined neighborhooa and centrally located IL viii
make elegant home and in the best location for
room renting. For Keys and Information see Owner.
at S16 1thst. l4-e.p:lln
NOR SALE-SENERAI. BARGAINS IN REAL. ES-
tate. northwest and northeast. paying from 10 10
IL per cent send for bulletin or call az Office.
MASHN nANENHOMFR
ja14-1%t Successor to Danenhower 4 Son. lll3 st
IyoR sALE-A BARGAIN-6OS NEW YORK AVE
= nv; rooms snd bath rance is,rohe. a.: newly
jal4 BIT WALKER n WILSON. 1905 p st
I,oR SAIF-vERY PRETTY TwO-sToRY SIX.
IL room brick: water and gas. large front yard
alley in rear. 18th street n W. " only 81 600
easy terms WALKER x WILSON,
1al4-t 1906 Il street.
INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LoTS-FIRsT r.
II class dwelling: IL rooms. between Scott @ rcle and
inL.,,,,-n,e,o - IN u :. -
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CITY ITEMS.
Mertz's Drug store,

Mertz's Drug Store,
1O14 street northwest.
bottles Carriers Liver Pills. 25c.
pound best Imported CASTLE Soap, 19c.
Benson's Capcine PlaSterS, 25c.
Recamier Cream, 99c.
Recamier Balm, 99c.
Recamier Moth and Freckle Lotion, 99c.
kecamier Powder, zoe.
EDWARD p. MERIT,
1O14 street.
1 The Leader OF Low Prices.
Ladies' Interested IN the decoration OF their
homes should visit the opening of our new build.
Ing Monday, January 10, 1883.
s. OPPENHEIMER & Bro,
Ola 9th St.n.w.,
1 doors below old stand.
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BosKxr's CousH SYRUP will cure at once.

CHEAT BARGAINS JEwELRY--Selling out en-
tire stock TO close business. American watches In
gold and silver cases Fine Jewelry, d-headed
canes opera glasses, large assortment OF Rogers
finest quality quadruple plated ware. No reason
able offer refused on above goods, and every arti-
Gle warranted as represented or money refunded
Ladsol's. Alb 9Th ST See also our advt. In Auc-
ton column
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A LARGE INFORMATION o, ChaInois Skins at one
third less than the regular price.
MERITS DRUG STORE,
lOlA r. II n
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TWO DOLLARS PER DAY-The Ladies' Assembly
No. 390l h. OF l., formulated a bill providing that
no per diem employe OF the United states Govern
ment shall be paid less than 81 per day. Repre-
sentative Smith, OF Wisconsin, introduced the bill
In the House last Monday. Mrs. +. L. Eaton Is
chairman OF the K OF l. committee which will en-
deavor TO secure the legislation. This bill will
anect the wages OF the labOrers upon the Capitol
and Library ground, OF those IN the different
navy-yards and OF hundreds In the departments In
this city, many OF whom at the present time are
receiving as low as 75c per day.
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NErHKv's STUDIO, 4g3 Pa. ave. Transparency
with every doz cabinet. No charge for resittings.
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r T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. INV.
d Building Papers, Charcoal, Portland Censuus
Chimney Flua. While and Front Send. Tar
Be- d1o
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

!fiS 4; .sS fais * :: 3. ,fs
l 13l sth st.. Or .45 l522k Eth 81. OF. ,4e SO
Applyto GREEN CUNNINGHAM. laos \ St
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BoGERTs CoUGH SYRUP contains no poison and
Can De given TO children with perfect safety.
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For Sale several bargains in real estate
northwest or northeast. paying from ten to twelve
per cent. Send Tor bulletin or Call at Office Wash
ington Eisenhower successor to DanenhoWer 4
Son, Ills ST. NV. 1
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Publications for nc O. hours Commencing o,sr. M.
Dor the District OF Columbia, Eastern Ppnnsyl-
Vania, New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland and vir-
bcconling easteriy.
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The above is only portion of the property on my
hooks For full list cal at Office for bulletin
the LIST and ! 9TH. THOS. T. WAGGAMAN. jalO
II Mass. syr, bet. 18th and 14th. north side has
entrance also from NJ ST. this of the highest and
prettiest sections of the city. A. Z. HILL q Co,
js.,lw l.S:SS ST
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DAvn, 723 TN St, viii make one large crayon
and dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
IS Come and see them
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III. ID. BAnn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR.
NJ. BARR personally Ats al garments made in his
iii Rsnnsylvania Avenua
mh17 Washington. ID. q
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BURN Coxk still selling at summer prices not
withstanding the strike In the coal region
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hide your light under a bl>heLr II that light Is
The futter1ng Wnl-O-the-Wisp OF approaching IN
sanity you aide u under btshel OF Scotch
O Is which In concentrated form Is found In every
oottie Of scotch Oats Essence, and which cures
every form Of brain and nerve disease
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BRILLIANT PLAY OF HARVEY M'EENNA At JuDGl
HIILYER's LAST MIGHT

BRILLIANT PLAY OF HARVEY M'KKNNA At JUDGE
HILLYERs LAST NIGHT.
number OF gentlemen were invited to witness
an exhibition OF billiard playing last night at the
residence OF Judge C. J. Hillyer. 2l21 Massa-
chusetts avenue by Mr.. Harvey McKenna, Of De-
in French carom billiards. and who recently
broke the worlds record In Boston by a run OF
something over 1000 Among those who wit
messed Mr.. Mckennas marvellous playing with
the balls were senator Edmunds, Representative
Grout, Gen. Peck. adjutant general or Vermont,
Gov. Stewart. Major Lyman, Messrs Thomas J.
yer and Z. b. Fox. Throughout the exhibition
senator Edmunds manifested the keenest inter-
est, and his remarks upon the skillful manner In
which McKenna handled the cue wore such char.
acter TO marx the Senator as billiard enthusi-
asst. 1t was with apparent ease that McKenna ran
carefully nursing them around the table until the
game. which was 500 points or no count, had been
completed. AT the request OF Senator Edmunds
Mr.. McKenna win remain in the city week or ten
days during which time he expects to play several
match games and give exhibitions in the several
clubs after which ne Will journey South.
SURPRISED THEIR PAsroR.-Rev. X. A. Payne, pas
tor OF the Trinity Independent Methodist church,
W last night BY the
ton OF coal and half cord Of wood. The presenta.
ton speech was made by Mr.. VIM. Briggs, and the
pastor feelingly responded.
OFFICERS OF THE RIFLES BOARD OF DIRECTORS
organized by the election OF the following officers
Capt. James f. oyster, president; Joseph w.
Howell, vice president; Geo. w. Evans, recording
secretary; Jno. A. Evans, recording SECRETARY
Joseph U. Manson, treasurer.
The CONCERT at Hamlne church on Monday
evening" I6sn instant, under the direction OF Pro
fessor Bischon promises to be one Of great in
tereSt.
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fry's Cough Balsam will cure your cough.
Fully Convinced.
~ DCFFIELD ST., BROOKLYN, June 4, 1896
MeSsrS- RIKER & Son:
Please send me as soon as possible a bottle of
EXpectorant; have used one bottle and have re.
celved such great beneft that am fully convinced
mat Few doses more Will erect permanent cure
OF long-Standtng and hitherto incurable pumO-
nary affection Yours in haste
1t Nps Il A p.rrrpso,,
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SLATE MAxrr1s at cost. Shedd & Bro.

FUEL Ar SUMNER PRIcEs.-The cheapest and
cleanest fuel Is washington Gas Company's coke.
Johnson Bros. sole agents
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-LOTS.
EoR sALEaA MOST DESIRABLE LOT, ON EAST
y side s Of 18th st w. between Q and p; size 4O156
being well located and the lot short one; price only
s3 jsi49st CHAs. " sd HAPPY ?
three good houses. average depth about az feet.
1 near GEO f AVE- PEI iaS and st.
I}oR sALE--A FRONT OF 90 FEET BY SO DEEP
eepts iGs eya price per d9o!
near ST. me- cheaper than any IN city: Apply at
Tor sALE-CHOICE LOTS ON r. l.. NY. AND
U.s. 5ss $1,000 4. z bargain MILTON aESekEfF.
EOR sALE-AT BARGhIN-FOUR DESIRABLE
and ,al4 NJ APDi7'o louis ss So
lIoR sALE-AT BARGAIN IF PURCHASED AT
o. the 81 aGsS ae ssni i the
% nsf ns the TSs
u the properly contemplated improving. but he has
'fia ifI% sis sao s.. NV
PARK. atnIEY BkofaEks i815 St IT, i nESa
E0R sALE-CHEAP,,ABoUT 10000 SQUARE
Apps Ss Il
+ the intersection Of n: Y, avenue. N and North
aoSiS Icy 'fs
L,OR ELECTROMAGNETIC SITE, 10
feet front good location for small houses: sold
Two nice brick houses, z rooms bath and cellar;
os
chance for party with "a. DOC.
j aspts 70 " iaas New = Y s4s; ave.
LrOR SALE-WE HAVE FOR SALE DESIRABLE
Il piece Of business property, S5x100 18th. just
north of Pa also on St, bet 18th and 12th 73x
ja9-2w 1888 st.
LOR SALE = GREAT BARGAIN. IF SOLD AT
II once--$4O cash will buy AZ, $40 feet of ground
fronting 230 feet 18th St. and 200 feet on st. n.
Q. Address Box IS, Star office ja9-6t
ISOR sAIE-MARYLAND AVE, BETWEEN 9Th
II and 9TH sta. east Lot; Is feet 'front.' running
through to st with width Of 60 feet thereon,
containing IL. 52S square feet. Apply to g. I. LEWIS
43o 9Th St NV, eecond hoorl. h1-tu&s1m
IHOR sALE-RHODE ISLAND AVE. BETWEEN
II 14th and 10th sta ny
One Lot, 20 feet front BY 10 feet Deep
One Lot' S9 tee: front ey lls ~ let deep
Apply to f. LEWIS,
N7-tu&slm AS 7th st. NV, tsecOnd noorl
EoR sALE-cHEAP-LoTs At FOREST GLEN.
spring. r. HERTTORD,
Ja4-1ms 1891 st.
LrOR sALE-THE BEST INvEsTMENT OF THE
II Day-l offer Building Lots grade, and on street
or avenue within four sSuarsG Of ennsyivanis ave.
street Cars FOR only $500 each.3 down, balance
n22-3ms l42e New York ave
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1HH CoLUhBfA TITLE Insurance 90. have moved
Into their new nreproof building ON tine corner OF
Cth and streets northwest, and are now ready
for o9aineSA. see their notice In another column
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FusszrLs Icn CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

Q WEARS BEST for Hemouholdsf A. Bartlett's
yle Suppoottor1es
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Bic SMASH Up
IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.

BIC SMASH Up
IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
AsuRAKAN CLOTH. 81, reduced to 7Jc
HANDSOME Black Striped SILK vELvETS. 81. re-
duced 10 45c.
.Besutifai Wool and silk DRESS GOODS. wide DON
Bile width, &c. reduced 81 NC.
Excellent quality BLACK SILK. 81 reduced 75c
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soilel 8 81,
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs. yard and half wide
pure Wool and slk. 81, reduced soc.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE
COLORED SILK yELvETs 81; reduced To Soc.
french sA1TINE CONFORTs, e3 25
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, Immense size extra
nesxy e.' reduced TO IS. 81.
IklCo CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width, tho
fkENGa sERGE elegant Dress Goods, all colors, all
pure nneWool wide double width. Ono reduction 3 ,z
Cash Customers who buy 81 over will receive one
pure linen. knitted fringe Damask Towels.
Napkins; one pair OF beautiful Corsets one
lane size pure silx Mufher. worth 81 Cash Custo-
mefs VINO buy $40 or over will receive one Of the
following presents One large size handsome Bridal
Sit worth IL 30. two pairs Of large size, pure linen
knotted fri3sed Damask Towels, Table Dsmask pure
ihep nne qnality. ~ yds long; dozen pure linen
Napkins. or one pair OF elegant Corsets.
- Don't faal 70 ask for the valuable prsssnt IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-14

NEW LIE AND vIsoR attends the use Of Bakers
God and Malt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-14

CHnED STATES MAksRAL's SALE oe FURNITURE.
q 3l5 I'm street southwest, Monday morning, at
10 o'eiock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-14

BUY Washington Gas Company's coke. No adj
vance over summer prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-14

CoKsKrs Numbered and made equal to new, 5Ot
120o street.