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BIC SMASH Up
IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.

IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
AsTRAkAN CLOTH. 81, reduced 70 75c
ducsd to 45c.
Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS. wide dou-
BILE width, &c, reduced 37xc.
Excellent quality BLACK SILK, 81 reduced 75c.
DoUBLEWHlTE BLANKETS, slghtly soiled, eIS7,
HAN6sOME CLOTH PLA1Ds, yard and half wide
pure Wool and silk. 81, reduced SOC.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE
COLORED SILK vELvETs. o. reduced to SOC.
French SA1TINE COMFORTS, e.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, immense size. extra
heavy %, reduced to So 81.
TRICO CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width. Ono
FRENCH SERGE. elegant Dress Goods, all colors, all
inewoOl wide double width reduction)3 NC
Cash Customers who buy IS Or over will receive one
Of the , following presents One pair Of large size
worth 81; Half dozen. pure linen frnsed
se sse pure sR Muer Surh sS sto
mers who buy e10 or over will receive one Of the
following presents: One large size handsome Bridal
Quilt worth So two pairs of large size pure linen
knotted fringed Dsnask Towels, Table Damask, pure
linen fine quality 2h yds long dozen pure linen
Napkins. or one pair OF elegant Corsets
~ Don't fail to ask for the valuable present IS:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NE CONVENTION IN BALTIMORE.

mn IN hN4IVN ~ DALTLhoHE-
The Young Mems Christian Associations OF Mary
land, West Virginia and the District OF CoIumhta
met a. the YounU Mems Chr,u,,o, ,ssoo,a,,o,
pn,s 80, ,,,..e, i4'''n A'9ociauon
0Ioie III baitiihofe itSt night In their sixteenth
annual convention the sessions OF which VIII con-
In, oftha la, ss..sto, ,,,.s,,a, NJ Io.nro -,
g.. -, =, -, :, : -. ~ = ~ .i
s,is, f,nuscu. sn- bdi'uuote Dung Mems chris
NJ N :. ,,.I1 '..n ii.tuc ,lc dudreos Oh welcome
-. u - n!1'lali.- :. a'r seCIeSSly IOr west VIZ
- - - SsA.Vs> ' IN , ! ne supreme AIM Oh
So. - ~ y ilD'-ihislhs C'nLnttee, CODE
49, -, -. =, III aiu bleS. nefe
~ a. n,1 ~ ". = shth, sfesiueul
coo =. ls.,, a. H. ,i@hS ana l. X carsca-
~ y. i. a i IL; IahA Barr, secretary,
80 " , utH!hs iseN. Inc delesttes IRON
Carr-c,! - ~ " n .; ~ ALiSs r; A hard!ns, T. H.
zine - N, NJ W 3ho; r, Many, g
n nm W -; W: Mhe'.er, j. y McMiIlan,
Ne-1s.s = " 49, ~ mes,o,, SaiAuei hruinpih. e. F.
~'''S'N'' - ~ NJ MY II VI Siafhe, J. T. tGsh-
N, "a ,.-
hAE. Dk- " NbEHiASD DID Nor MARRY THZN.-
r.sN. ~ - 'eTIinl ueules that Mr.. Bel ana Miss
NhNaktT. la couple who riOpei Tuesday evening
Were r.arri~i D. MIA. che encouragement In yes.
terday STAR was based upOa Information OBJ
taln.1l from member Of Miss Wh!taEcrss family
but The MISTAKE was doubtless due 10 the se.Te,y
eurrOuEd!us the wedding. In the marriage notice
Rev. A. hOsarigAaus Is mentioned as ire ofictat
tng c.eI syHan.
BORROWED A PrsT0L AND Suo- -. po,- The oo.a
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A CHARGE OF LARCENY.-A cOlored boy en-
ployed by Arthur Spence as a cart driver left the
cart on a lot on NJ street yesterday, and II was
taken away by two coOred men, who sold 1t to
John Warner, who was subsequently arrested on a
warrant sworn out by Spence, charging him with
larceny. Warner left $40 collateral at the station
IMPOSING ON THE CHARITABLE.-A number OF
residents OF this place have been victimized re-
Gently by woman who tells plaintive story OF
the sunerings OF herself and flve small children,
her husband being unable TO work. Charitable
persons TO whom she gave the location OF her resi-
dence could ind no such family at the place
designated.
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.-The Officers OF Hermoine
Lodge No. II, X. p, were publicly installed Wednes-
day night at Castle Hall by Grand Chancellor A. F.
Medford, assisted by the officers OF the grand
lodge, after which pleasing literary and musical
program was rendered. participated in by Miss
Jennie sexton, Albert WOOdley, Chas. Beeb, A. +.
MedfOrd, Miss Minnie Har brecht, Messrs. Johns,
Harris, Hodgkins, and paul, Pulizzi, Clarence,
Prof Hodgkins, g. w. Stilwell, D. X. Apple, and j.
q. L. EOxWell
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sLA-K MAxrErs at cost. shedd q Bro

GREAT BARGAINS IN Notwithstanding out en-
tire stock to close business. American watches In
gold and silver cases. Fine Jewelry, gold 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
Ladson-. Ak 9TH ST. See also our advt. In Auc-
tlOl column.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAR
The NORTON SHIP-YARD.-The Norton Ship
Building Co., which located here some time ago
has hot been a success. Capt Norton has not
appeared in the city for some time. Attachments
were some weeks ago levied On the property by
Baltimore creditors, and more recently by Messrs
Davis, Clapdorc- McGinnis, Norris Corse, Suth-
ard, watt. Reeves, and NettetOn. McGilvray and
Phillips, workmen whose wages are unpaid, have
also levied attachments.
NoTES.-There Was a slight fire about 7:3O
O'Clock last evening at some OF the rooms OF
McWllliamS' establishment, on Queen and Pitt
streets-The Mount Vernon Avenue Association
held It's meeting yesterday afternoon at the Office
OF the Alexandria Real-E5tate Co., received the
report or the engineers, and fixed portion OF the
route over which II Is proposed that the avenue
shall paSs.-Mr. Martin Power the well-known
delivery clerk at the Alexandria post-of1ce still
continues seriously ilL--The First National Bank
has reelected Mr.. s. Ferguson Beach president,
and the Citizens National Bank has chosen Benoni
Wheat president, vice J. b. Smoot, deceased
The decision OF Judge Meade, in the Corporation
Court. under which Mr.. Il. T. Lucas, OF this city,
was acquitted OF carrying on business without
license, has been sustained by the Court OF Ap-
peals. Mt. Lucas had rendered coupons for his
license, and they had been refused.-The funeral
OF Mrs l. Louis kinzer, who died yesterday from
the effects OF a fall from chair on which she
stood 10 arrange window curtains, will take place
to-morrow.-PolicemanF Franks Is Ill.
great gun, said to be the largest ever made OF
steel In one solid casting, and one OF three ordered
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z. B. BARNUM 4 co,
931 PENN. AvENUR
MrD-wrsrER REpyeE1ess.

M1D-wrsrrn j. R Etgg
(SnccesOr to PERRY BBorHER,D
PoMMPADOUh BROCADES REDUCED FROM $500
PoMPApoIR BRoCADEs REDUCED FROM $3.50
BLAASk. BRScADED SILKS REDUCED FROM $500
Blaze BRScADED SILKS REDUCED FROM 90. SO
BLACK g B % sAr1Ns REDUCED FROM
coLoKED BEScADED sAT1Ns REDUCED FROM
VETS. SUITABLE FOR PANELS AND GARNI-
FRENCH DRESS FABRICS IN STRIPES, CHECKS
..r A =; PLAIps, At si00; REDUCED FROM 20
OF NY OWN IMPORTATION. REDUCED FROM
PARIS s1 o6 IN IMP SUITS FROM sxoo TO
5000 THESE SUITS ARE MARKED EX.
.,, iaRkE M l,ni L0% S, I1 CL0SE
SEAL. PLUSH sACQUES AND VISITES
SPECIAL. BARGAINs'' IN REMNANTS OF SILKS,
NELEETS. DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS
BLACK GOODS WHITE GOODS. LINENS AND
NoyELTfEs il FANCY SILK aAuzEs, 1LLU.
SIONS AND BRUSSELS NETS.
BLACK AND COL0RED MORE FRANCHISE AND
MORE ANTIQUES.
EVENING SILKS AND SATINS IN GREAT vARI-
ALL THE NEWEST wEAvES" IN LYONS SILKS
AT LOWEST PRICES
EXTRA INDUCEMENTsn IN LYONS BLACK AND
C0IoRED SILK yELyETs
i"N1oo''h AN SE Ihei YER PERM ND GLOVES.
Established 1S40 ja7
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FURNISHED.

and unfinished houses
1 fats for rent. For particu-
'ur Office.
73S 18th st. NV.
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st. w, 3r. .xSO
913 Md. av. s.w.. ware
room. 80
Store and dwelling, 304
14th 81. II W., Sr........40
Store and dwelling. 43
f st. s.w., 6r. 80
Store and dwelling 40l
X st. n. e., q rs. 20
Cellar ] SAB ii st. n. W. 5
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sales of Real Estate.

Elizabeth NJ Quick has bought of Mary E.
Hodges, for 5000, part lot 40, reservation TO- p
by 1,2 feet, on 30 street, between PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and street northwest, and sub 81 square
100. 30 by 81 feet, on 18th street, between and
streets northwest.
Clara ID. Farrow has bought for $500, OF Emma
IL BaumgraS. sub lot 80, square Ill .n66 by A.
feet on 18th street, between and streets north
west.
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Ansnsemenfs TO.night.

NATIoSAI--"Daughte OF the Regiment"
AlBAUGH'S-.As In a Looking Glass"
MANASSAS PANORAaA.-Day ana evening.
HARRIs.-"Her AtOnement.'
kERNASs.-KernelrsC Combination.
WoNpERLASD.-CuEiosi and Variety.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in i ID. "Ward" prints, 45c per h.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
sc. per quart
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HAMS BARGAIN SLATE

HARMS BARGAIN SLATE
For saturday, Monday and Tuesday only,
marked down 10 reduce stock OF Boots:
Gents Sold Sole Calf Boots, <1.s3
Extra quality Top sole Boots S2.16.
Fine Calf-Sewed Boots, S2.23
Fine Morocco Leg Cali Boots. 1856.
Best scOjch Bottom Boots SIG7.
Genuine Hand-Sewed Boots, BIB
Boys Calf Sesed ans, Pegged Boots, &1.6a
Youths Best Rubber BOOts S1-21.
Small lot OF Ladies Rubber Boots, 81.
WIN. HAHS * Co.'S
Reliable Shoe Houses,
Sl6 7th ST., 1872 Penna- ave-, 23I Penna- ave. sc.
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Are You Looking for Bargatns!
II so, here Is chance for you. We are selling
this week as q stock-reducer:
Our Ladies' Cur. Kid $50 Boots at Size.
Do. do. Hand-sewed 50 Boots at $500.
Do. do. DongOla $3.50 Button at $40.
Do. do. Dongola 81 Button at S1.5O.
Do. do. $1.5O Kid or Goat Button at $1.05.
Do. Misses 81. 80 Kid or Goat Button ut $1.05.
DO. Mems $3.50 Hand-sewed Shoes at $3.50.
Do. DO. So so Hand-Sewed Shoes at 1915.
Do. do $3.50 Calf Shoes at $1.9O.
Do. do. $3.50 Calf Boots at S1.75.
Do not miss this week Of bargains at the
STANDARD SHOE House,
1924 7th street,
Between II and northwest.
DO not Fail to visit our Tea and coffee De-
partment. We will give you the best goods to be
had for the money. M. 4 p. METZGER,
AT 9TH st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT-PREss- BRICK HOUSE. go N ST:
''s sfss. :pply to noon n s aETM i,
Tor RENT-l714 18TH ST. NV. AND 1905
mo st. NM awo ne nearly new iir9om hSTsss all
Van also sell For keys and terms apply At 100 18th
a aYYs .n a. haF st. iar
I2I3 7th st. Tor sabovc stored
A,Ppiyso. GREEN s CUNNiSSHAH:.
FOE ., EENT-THREE NEW. COSY, BAY WINDOW
and srd soy ase co. ss s0d
Ter Rnf s5s s s sssursa Key;
EoR PENTHOUSE AND STORE ROOM NO.
Tor Shoes md eos and ob goSa HNB9
WEx. 443 9TH st sw jal3-2f
Tor RENT,FURNIsHED HOUSE; SIX, ROOMS
also cellar. sos East Capitol St ;al3-3t'
EOR RENTNA GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAVE
I city will rent or sell commodious finely finished
suit Apply to G. ADAMS T4a awe. sisi r
FOR RE EN- NEAL, NEW AND COMPLETE SIX
~, room and bath south front Brick 633 NJ St NV
only So So ALBERT FOX go F St stSJ
IC0R RENTaaNEw s-RooM AND CELLAR HOUSE,
4 Il
QUO llth st. n. W. ta12-3t
l. 1918 21ST ST. NV
very desirable brick residence nicely furnished and
presently located; Metropolitan r. R. street cars
within block of home will be rented for any term
.-o.. " ~ rios. J. FISHER & CO..
jal2-6t 1924 st, NV.
Tor RENT-6l2 9Th ST. NV, TwO-sToRY
brick house; six rooms and cellar 325 per month,
IN advance. Inquire at 614 9th st. NV. ta12-2t-
NOR RENT-A VERY COMFORTABLY FUR
II nished house in the West End: rooms, hot and
cold water gas &c; rent, S35 per month in advance.
Address U. 8. n. Star office. 1a12-3t'
LOR RENT-FURNISHED-TH RESIDENCE
Il OF Commander Dickins. U. S. n, 1894 10th St,
south OF dupont Circle. containing ID rooms. To =
Desirable tenant the rent will be moderate. An
inspection OF the premises is invited Apply to
ja12-3t 1887 PennsylVania ave n. W.
DOR RENT-S4, ALLEY HOUSE, A AND B. 3D.
and 4th SITS. $40 nice . room house large lot,
135 Wilson ST.. back lie Droit Park WM. L. HOLTZ-
NAN. 1921 F st.n ja12-3t
IGOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SIX
Il rooms, bath room fine cellar and ali modern i'm
provements; GAS ST. Sc; S23.5 30 per month. Apply
4o6 ST. NV. jat1-:5ts
EOR RENT-JUST THE PLACE FOn BOARDING.
house. cor 1st and SITS. n. w., near Government
Printing Office; ten-room house; kitchen and bath
modern improvements Inquire Of ID. CONNELL, op-
posite corner. ja7-6t'
NOR RENT-DwELLING AT 1886 l4TH ST
Il NV. containing IL rooms, with all modern i'm
proyements Inquire 1888 l4th ST. jal1-2w'
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$40 7th 81. 1877 renna. ave, 23I Penna. ave. Sc.
Why EVERYBODY LIKES RfKER's
FAMILY MEDICINES AND TOILET REQUISITES.


FAMILY MEDICINES AND TOILET REQUISITES.
BecauSe:
Ist they DO exactly what is expected OF them
In at least % cases out OF 100.
%. TIey are always reasonable In price, being
sold at about One-half the prices charged for the
patent uOsJrumS. &c.
Sd should they In any case fail TO do all that Is
expected % them you need only say: This has
not proved satisfactory" and your money Will be
cheerfully refunded
sth. Their preparations, without exception, are
the most reliable reasonable, satisfactory and
hest value OF any manufacturer In the United
states. send for their illustrated catalogue OF
family medicines and toilet requisites, which Is
mailed free on request
Their goods are now for sale almost everywhere
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Ndfcufsons for the :. hours commencing at .. m.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland
eastern Pennsylvania, New jersey, Delaware and
virginia, warmer followed by colder, rain followed
py iair weather, fresh 10 brisk winds diminishing
IN force becoming northwesteriy.
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Great Closing Sale Best Percale Shirts,
with collars and pr. cuffs, S1.25.
Mems pat. clasps street gloves 81.
AUERBACH Bro, 623 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
EoR RENr-uNFURNIsHEp.

E,oR RKNr-uNFURNIsHEp.
sI9s SsaH Nan Nsa. ave- seess
I;:s 5SS SsS (
fsis
1894 ssth 81 n.x- lar So iiSsf q n ~ iSf... :
f fs$ js: \: y. iSis a: 3
issiia !: nv IS 4 ( 4.
q ave; n:.: lass q Isys S,ss1s
fSs Fias f' :. pf 's a
1871 2lst ", " lss.e1 Cooke Place. I3r 100
i6is aist st nxi ir $50 49, corcoran ST.. .s5
II St, mr. 21st n. W., ST.
r. ss'S ONLY s''''' b
EoR RENT.,NEw HOUSE. eoa o ST n W; Q
Il rooms and bath; all modern improvements Also,
81 F. sis %s 4 Tp'
Bay SU! ys RAE e
large sunny rooms new water and range only
EoR RENT s,r two NEAT sIx-RooM BRICK
yard: SIG per month. Key at $50, owner at Sis 9th
il ling house o25 ct n ". Ret $50 Der month. Az
ply to G. W THORN Co. si3 9Th St n n W. dSo,im
EoR RENT-NEw HOUSE pos L S.. n, w. con-
Apply g W. Sc SohSsoN rs s' SstR
Of. NV. js4-lm
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
1923 Conn ave $3.50 l3l4 st. 9Th story Is Is
sS Ii 10. Il se is -
HOS Conn ave. .'q fs+k So
Mass ave- 18th st $500 ss5 Fsrraxut Square $50
,SSs sS ss 81 lsSS is:s g
Pupont near issR
st. near 1Sth. 275 \ e. near ION: .I25
Conn n sss G ana e
Mass ave- 18th st. 222 tE At. bet "A and RI rs
d24 i43S Penn. sve.n.w.
EoR RENT-LARGE HOUSE, COMPLETE IN ALL
IL its Appointments; well located for irst-class
boarding house. eGsSs6 III snd =; BRADLEY
DOR RENT-FURNIsBED.
Dupont Circle. II all m T.. per annum. SO. 900
i6th St NV, IA rooms. all NIL per annum -. 1000
" '' A'Ni N UNFURNisHEp p'' D'' ~Oo
Dupont Circle. - rooms. all mod. imps- so
10Th ST, above Dupont Circle 10r. all mod imps as
10Y goth st NV, 10 rooms, all mod mps...... 50
Cor. 4. H. ave Wash'n Circle Or. ai mod. mps 90
a01 18th st. NV 10 rooms all mod. imps......... so
e5l St W., 10 rooms. all mod inps.......... 40
1873 st w. rooms. 25
1913 18th st. w., store. 25
1870 ." St n'~' D F fS4Is R5UTHERr6RD;: i'o
n26-7w' 1907 st. N. W.
IHOR PENTHOUSE AND STABLE, GAL ST.,
NV all in rst-class condition covenient and very
laundry on one s door bedrooms d
house heated by hot air furnace will rent for 900
70 sfEGER PeTIi TRBGhANN. 1903 st.
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FUEL At SUMNER PRICEs.-The cheapest and
cleanest fuel l. Washington Gas CompaEyS coke.
johnson Bros, sole agents.
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LATROEEs RANGES, FURNACES. Job work
promptly done. ;. :. Shedd d Bro, 432 9th st.
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SOMETHING Or INTEREST

TO BOTH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
OUR ABERDEEN CHEvoITs ARE THE MOST
STYLISH GOODS FOR PANTALooNs AND La
DIES ULsTERs TO BE FOUND.
WE CUT OUR PANTS IN THIS STORE AND
HAVE THEM CAREFULLY MADE AND TRIMMED.
WE VENTURE TO SAY THAT NO s. PANTS
WERE EVER TURNED OUT BY A WASHINGTON
HOUSE BEFORE THAT ARE so ART1sTICALLY
GOTTEN UP OR CUT WITH so MUCH CARE
THE SAME MAN CUTS THEM WHO CUTS OUR
FINEST GOODS
THESE GOODS MAKE VERY HANDSOME UL-
STEERS AND WRAPS FOR LADIES'
OUR WORK IN LADIES' GARMENTS IS UNEx-
CELLED. OUR LADIES' CUTTER BRINGS YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE TO THE BUSINESS AND OUR
GARMENTS ARE LITERALLY TAILOR MADE"
WE LINE THE LADIES' BODIES AND SLEEVES
THEM UP IN THE BEST MANNER, so THAT
THEY SHOW AT GLANCE THAT THEY ARE
CUsTOM-MADE GARMENTS.
WE CARRY LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES
FOR LADIES' JACKETS. listers AND WRAPS.
WE ARE CATERING FOR THIS BRANCH OF THE
BUSINESS AND MAKE OUR PRICES AS Low AS
IS CONSISTENT WITH STRICTLY FIRsT.cLAss
WORK.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
The MusIcM GES1ys,

u "
JOSEF HOFFMAN,,
has recently sent the following letter Albert Weber
the Great Piano Manufactures
TRANSLATION.
WINDSOR HOTEL
MY DEAR Mr.. WEBER:
much regret that cannot already thank you in the
English language for the magnificent Instruments
which YOU have placed at disposal for my concerts
sne p2WenSl tone the 6eauaiui sias1ns ana
pesrance in the Metropolitan Opera House possible,
and until now ! have found no instrument whose
Tone, Touch, aud Musical Properties we're sympa-
thetic to me as those OF your pianofortes.
Gratefully yours, yOZIo HOFFMAN,.
NEW YORK. IA December, 1887.
This youthful Pianist Composer has created per
feet furore wherever he has appeared His marvellous
playing Is the sensation Of the imes and musicians
everywher pay him the HOMAGE due to divine genius
S1VELi in his concsrts. has fairly shared the boys
OF thanks TO WeSs anr ha g.'ef
the .I masnincen' Piano he plays Hoimsna adds an
careers are linked with that OF the Weber Piano
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Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Free Guns for sale or hire. WALFoKD, 4o7 Pa. ave.
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A great bargain. Elegant new nine-room
house, 1913 COrcOran ST.; 81 600 cash, balance TO
suit. WaJchman on premises. 2w
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Dissrics Government Affairs.



The District Commissioners have rejected all the
bids received on the 2d inst for the erection OF
0re-escapes, standplpe5 and ladders on the public
school buildings, and Will advertise for new bids
The bids were rejected because they were consid-
cred too high.
MISCELLANEOUS
Capt Griffin has informed Chief Engineer Paris
OF the IRE department, who requested TO have
North Capitol street between G and ID streets
graded that this street cannot be graded owing
70 us occupany at street by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company.
PERMISSION was granted TO the gas company to-
day 10 lay gas main OF ! street between New Jer-
sey avenue and South Capitol street southeast.
capt Grimm has written TO Messrs Atchison
and Looney, contractors, as follows: 'sTne defec-
tive gutter on the TenleytOwn road Is the cause OF
much damage and annoyance TO AUDITING
properly. While the Department recognizes the
fact that this Il not suitable weather In which &c
lay or repair cobbe cutters, IL Is necessary that
some Steps De taken 20 oDyiate the existing
trouble lou are requested 10 make such repairs
as may De necessary either permanent or tempo
nary, 10 carry the gutter drainage ny the property
ID gu estion without further delay"
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AL GLUE" mends broken articles

For Washington dressed beef 20 10 Jno. II. Kelly,
stalls GlS, 62g and t0 Center Market, and FOG and
2OS Northern Liberty. corn beef a speciality.
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SAVE YOUR Ewes, consult Hempler, ave-, cor.

NINE. EMMA SoULE. OF 3Oj 9th avenue, New York,
will b. az the Arlington HOTEL Paror ID, until JAN
uary Il.
Besides the exhibition OF imported Dresses and
Wraps she also has large assortment OF Imported
BonneLs Tor street, reception, and evening.
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2 Ne 2 Il.
1929 18th NV. 14r.S12i
OFFICE ROOMS
STORES.

IT
635 9th st. ors...13i Building. per g, 900
800 9th St u W., $3.50. rs
Property placed rent or sale is literally
advertised free of cost to the owner.
For list Of property for sale call send at Office
40 r. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13
FOR SALE--HOUSES

TOR SALE DESIRABLE BRICK. ELEVEN
ad SSn.s $1,000 LOVE- sSaTs
$50. Post Once. A'-'' e'O ,si4-er
LoR sALE-A NICE LARGE THREE-sroRy
ON the eornsi S SP s ssd hs .e soS II
rooms bath and Al mod imps IL sold at once VII D.
-? ,s, $ s s''.' bargain WARNER 90
L,oR sALE-A HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING;
r on l2th st, bet " and Boundary; rooa.s and
$500 6aiss II very r al I. SRRNfR i CO Sp
EoR Salon ST, BET LIST AND NORTH
Sapitol sts =. Nv "a o room brick modern improve
jai3-st RH WARNER 90.
EoR sALE-22l3 18TH ST. NV, HANDSOME
jais-St - " 10y a II SkSSER co
EoR sALE-THREE-sIoRY b lex. NORTH
jsis-St h: IL WARNER 90.
For sME.I NORTH SIDE \, BET: l5TH ST.
h, M n, finished price. $1,000 vxr,.oo
VYoR sALE-A FINE CORNER DOUBLE HOUSE,
II in the W.. "a II 'front.' story and basement. 10
rooms and bath: m 4 price $500
front story and basement, ID rooms and bath m. 4;
Terfps on each 81 900 and 81 500 cash. ssl.,ce to
suit These houses must be sold a once
,aI3-eod-3t i2a6 st.nw
IEoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BRICK, - ROOMS.
II aud store. northeast corner Sth and SIS. Navy
s so cs and Si Ion 81 %
bath. hall, &C, S2,100 each Also six new Groom
houses. ortheast corner 9th and X sta al 5000.
and seventy room brick houses thc city of Ba IA
more paying per cent on valuation. 500 each.
also frame cottaee LOT q thr-e scres at Relay
B and o. Railroad, $500, 36-room hotel ut Relay
and four acres. $4,000. Will exchange for unim-
proved lots IN Washington THOS. A. MITCHELL.
934 St, Room 4. sl2-l0t
IHoR SALE = THREEsToRY AND CELLAR n
Il room House. new: cabine. msntels, open CRATES.
staa TS han with soFnsE crate good iSsq,iSa
a WATERS 606 18th ST. N. W. Jal2-3t
UroR sALE-I WILL SELL Ny tNEwD GROOM
II Brick House for less than il cost 70 build on
account of going into business in the West % feet
south 'front.' fashionable aud improving section of
the northwest Call on owner, after ~ O'Clock SOD
st. Nv. jal2-3t
INOR SAIE-CHEAP-SIX NEW HOUSES ON Cru
II and SITS. NV. press brick front and bay window
seven rooms and bath each. Terms TO suit. Inquire
of owner FRANCIS TOURNEY, Room ;, AZ Louisiana
ave. jaI2-3ts
VyoR SALE-BAY WINDOW BRICK: ROOMS;
Il all improvements. l7Nl33; stable. 81. 200. BAY
window Brick. 10 rooms. AL impove 4ents; ofssn
CRATES south front; $1,000. OWNER, sos U 81.
W. jall-3t.
NOR SALE-BARGAINS-6Os NEW YORK AVE
Il NV, rooms and bath RANCE. latrobe newly "a
pered and painted; only S2s00. 9th ST e.. bet. N
and l. 5-room brick: water in yard. rents for : To-
only Sl,l00 Bladensburg Road. terminus street
cars. 10000 feet ground front two STREETS broom
frame. stable &c; suitable tor uars man. So 200
easy terms. WALKER WILSON, lOO0 r St lal 1T
I,oR SALE-Bs RECT NORTHEAST NEARIITH
Il ST, two-story bay window brick q rooms and bath
all modern improvements; hgst-class order. at the
very low price Of $3.50. WALKER 4 WILSON,
1O06 81. jii-.a