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Fatal Encounter Between Two You ug
Wen near Gaithersburg.

Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, June j.
startling tragedy occurred last evening ON the
farm of Mr.. Levi c. watkins, near Middlebrook
about miles from this place. Edward +. Trail
was shot and killed by Edward NJ. Watkins. Trail
and Watkins were young men well known In the
vicinity OF the tragedy. 1t appears that the two
men had been in the habit OF visiting the house
occupied by woman on the farm OF Mr.. Levi
Watkins. Happening to meet there about O'Clock
yesterday Trail was ordered by young watkins to
leave the Place. Trail, however, started to walk
In the direction OF Watkins, who drew a revolver,
and without further parley fired four bullets into
Trails body from the effects OF which he died in
Few minutes. After the shooting Watkins returned
10 his fathers house, changed his clothes, sat
down and ate his supper in the most unconcerned
manner. As soon as the news OF the shooting
reached Gaithersburg, about miles distant a jury
OF inquest was summoned by Justice Z. W. Craw-
ford and repaired to the scene OF the tragedy.
After an Investigation the jury rendered verdict
In accordance with the facts stated above. Wat
kfns was arrested at his fathers house. brought
here, and lodged In Jail about IL O'Clock last night
He still preserves perfectly cool demeanor and
expresses no regret at his rash act. The father OF
the young man, Mr.. Levi c. Watkins Is the owner
OF MiddlebrOOk mills, which he operates In addi-
ton TO farming on an extensive scale. s. A. N.
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The Naval Academy.

HONOR MEN IN THE GRADUATING CLASS.
The order OF standing OF the six-year class Of
naval cadets, as determined by the examination
just completed at Annapolis is: 1, Geo. Breed;
2, W. III. G. Billiard; g. Webster A. Edgar; 4, Jos.
w. Oman; 5, Philip Andrews; 6, VIM. II. Foust; z,
VIM. ii. Caldwell; 8, Harold X. Hines; 9, VIM. L.
Dodd; 10, Harry Z. Rumsey; IL, Ryland d. lis
dale; H. Samuel NJ. Strife; Is, Friend w. jenkins;
IA, Geo. F. cooper; Is, Geo. f. Hawk; l6, Edwin
V. ID. johnson; II, EDWARD Il. Wetherspoon; Is,
Francis A. Lens; 10, Jno. t. Mcmillan; 20 Cor
neliuS c. Billings; II, JDo. S. Berry; D. samuel b.
Winram; %, David NJ. Young.
Naval Cadet +. n. Kress, who graduated in 1886
at the head OF this class, was unable to take the
late final examination, owing TO illness. Ensign
Ernest Wilkinson reported Tor duty yesterday at
the Naval Academy. Commander Harrington and
other officers assigned for duty on the practice
ship Constellation received their orders yesterday
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AMUSEMENTS.

ALBArGH's OPERA HOUsE-An absence Of two
years does not seem TO have affected In the least
ton light opera patrons This was shown last
night by the great audience which gathered at
Alpaugh's for the opening OF the summer opera
season and by the enthusiastic applause which
broke out when Miss Winston first appeared upon
the scene, and was renewed several times during
the evening. AS for any change in the tavorites
appearance. voice, or manner, it might have been
last week instead OF two years ago that Miss VIM
ston closed her previous engagement at AlbaughS.
going, good-natured artist as always, and this
her thousands OF admirers will, OF course,
S ga 70 near suPpes P ngst
given very satisfactory representation in
every way. Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Arthur Bell, Mr.. Fay,
Miss Fritch and Nine. Galliard are artists already
favorably known here and their work was very
creditable The chief charm or the performance was
its evenness and spirit and the excellent work OF
the large chorus which has been admirably
trained and gives It's numbers with vocal strength
and beauty frequently wanting in much more
pretentious organizations. The beautiful students
chorus at the opening OF the I'd act was so eject
lively rendered that repetition was called for.
"Donna Juanita" viii be gwen all the week.
NATIONAL THEATER. 1.-THE Mikado" is well
sung at the National last night in way that
thoroughly pleased an audience which comforta-
bly, filled the house. The bizarre melodies OF the
have lost OF their charm for the popular
ear. and they were demanded again and again last
night. Mr.. BrodeI1ck's line voice simply reveled
In the numbers that fell 10 Pooh Bah. Mr.. Burnham
as the Mikddo was very good, and his opening
solo was heightened out with many local verses
which pleased portions OF the audience immense
". Miss Bakers Kdtishd was another role very
successfully taken. MIR. Calhoun as no 10, Miss
Dilthey as Yum Yum, Mr.. Campbell as Ndnki
Poo, and Jenny Prince as Ifui Sing, were also
worthy OF commentator. The chorus was ample
In vocal strength and was under good discipline.
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER.-Mr. Horace VintOn has
long been known as strong and capable leading
man, having played with some OF the best COM
hinations on the road. lie appeared at Harris last
night as the hero Of a new play called 1.-THE Gold
King" and gave performance which won the ap-
probation OF a large audience.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

At. the closing exercises last evening Of the
Washington school Of ElOcutiOn and OratOry, Mrs.
NJ. stevens Hart. principal, Miss Catherine NJ.
Garst and Mr.. VIM. Y. blackboard graduated.
DT. Hamilton T. Leach, exalted grand ruler OF
the order Of Elk, viii leave this evening fer Gin
CinnaJ TO attend the second annual session OF the
order. He will be escorted by MessrS. Fithian,
ROdier, Leanaria, Scott, Mack, Widemeyer, Carew,
Anderson, Maxwell, GARRISON. smith, Douglas,
Sailer and whitney, OF Washington Lodge.
The last will OF Wilhelm Mueller, filed yesterday,
leaves his estate, including his cigar store, No.
3O19 Bridge street, To his son, Chas- Mueller, and
directs that he shall pay his brother, Peter Muel
Ter, 500
John Leetch was accepted in the Criminal Court
Is i juror this morning aud Julius Hugh was ac-
Ctpted In circuit court No. ..
John Smith. alias Smarr, indicted with John
Norris for larceny from the person, 50 from Joseph
+. Millett, was arraigned in the Criminal Court
and pleaded not guilty this morning.
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10 the WEEKLY STAR IL is a handsomely printed
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A GooD NAME

At home is tower Of strength abroad-says the fami
lar proverb and it Ia fully verified by the history of
Hoods Sarsaparilla- The first words Of commentator
and praise for this medicine received from our
friends and neghbors and from the time it fairly
introduced to the present there has BEEN and is
now. more of Hoods Sarsapara sold in LOWELL Mass.
where it is made than of all other sarsaparlas and
blood purifiers combined. This good name" among
people who have known Hoods Ssrsaparills and it,
propretors for years should certainly be strong evil
dence people in other cities and towns Of the excel
lence and merit of this medicine.
HOODS SAisSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s5 Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
5 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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S27 22d n.w.h.h-. 9rs4..OO
IS 4 4 , Myrtle st ne.
hh.. sr............. q. 500
SO4 Sth ne. n. sr.4.,IOn
2l44 ] NV. h.h., 9r. 4 300
045 and 649 b ST. n.
e.. b.h., 1000
ABB y ST. n.w- f.h.. and
. houses rear. ....-i.00O
1928 NV. oh. Or $500
40 . stn.w..h ..0r.3. 300
32l 20 :S2359 Dst.se-f.
BOZ 9th sc, b. h. Or. 5000
80 and - Myrtle ST. n.
=. h.h.. NH, 9r.....Ao00
,5l5 llth st. Sc. b. h,
NE.--.- 5000 --.oho
IO4-Io6 5. Cap. ST. 5.
W. I. n, 6r.........2,000
1876 18th st. NV. FIJI.
Jr........-.....-.... Z.tOO
il4l4 Sampson st. NV.
go "a sine, ,2r loo
$40 Sth n-e- FIJI. ar. 800
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AT BARGAIN.
That desirable 1O-roon brick house 1877 18th ct.
NV. Rent reduced to $50
BUSHNELL CARUSI,
ap3O-3m zoos r 81 NV
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT.-Judge C0E.
Yesterday, Abbot agt. Abbot; sale decreed and
G. f. Abbleby and II. W. Garrett appointed
trustees TO sell SaerS agt. BOlden; pro confessO
agt. defendant granted.
To-day, Dent agt. Dent, Arndt agt Arndt, and
Frund agt. Frund, referred TO Cruikshank TO take
testimony. Green agt. Kennedy, do. TO X. L. Wal
ZACH do. CruSor agt CruSor, 40. &. Ingle. Lown
agt. LOwn, time to take testimony extended
Brown agt Wygart, leave to anwser granted. Ste
VenSon agt. stevenson, time to take testimony
limited and ordered on calendar. Smith agt.
Smith, questions before examiner Overruled. Bar
Der agt. Barber, order OF dismissal set aside.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Judge Hdgncr.
To-day, Heating agt Capitol, North Street and
South Washington Railway X. r Co.; trial re-
sumed.
POLICE COURT-Judge Miller.
To-day, Thomas sutton, disorderly conduct; S.
o. ID days. John Casey, do; do william H. Lee,
coored, do; personal bonds. Frank Donohue,
fast driving in county; $40 or 80 days. William
Cleary, fast driving: 50 or 10 days Wilson COOPER
disorderiy conduct; do. Kitty Lancaster, colOred,
do; do.
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Eleven Persons Burned TO Death.
HOTEL FIRE IN SMALL TEXAS TOWN BECOMES
TRAGEDY.


A HOTEL FIRE IN A SMALL TEXAS TOWN BECOMES A
TRAGEDY.
In Rockdale, Tex, yesterday morning, at a few
minutes before O'Clock, the Mundne Hotel, a
threestory brick building, found TO be on f1re
Inside were thirteen persons, only two OF whom
escaped alive. DR.. W. A. Brooks the proprietor
was pulled out with his nar and beard singed on,
and he was otherwise badly burned leaving be-
hind him his wife and four children, who persisted
Peinberton Pierce, representing the firm u George
III. Zeigler, OF Philadelphia jumped from the build.
ing and was killed ID. NJ. Oldham, OF Dallas, rep
resenting the firm OF +. Cannon Co., OF Calves
ton, escaped badly singed. The mystery Is that
so many should have persisted when none were
higher up than the second story, and there were
galleries and exits on both sides OF the building.
No one was heard to call or scream, all dying with
out cry for help, though a great crowd quickly
gathered and exhausted every effort TO rescue the
victims. The remains OF several have been recov-
cred from the ruins, but they are unacceptable.
Every business place is closed. Mr.. Pierce is the
only one or the killed who was not resident Of
kockdale.
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The industrial Exhibition.
IT Is CLOSED TO-DAY AFTER THE TEACHERS L

IT Is CLOSED TO-DAY AFTER THE TEACHERS LOOK
THROUGH 1T.
This afternoon the Industrial exhibition OF the
public schools, which has attracted throngs TO the
E-street INK ever since IL was opened last Thurs
day, was closed. To-day was teachers day and
the general public was not admitted The schools
were closed and the teachers were out in force.
Al 1850 O'Clock they were addressed on the
subject OF industrial training by School
Trustees curtis and Fish and Superintendent
Powell. The teachers then Inspected the work
exhibited and made cOpiOus notes. especially OF
The section Illustrative OF the manner OF teaching
geography. Al > O'Clock the signal was given and
The IndusJ rial exhibition disappeared like circus
tent after the last performance Each teacher was
at hand To jccure ana take away the materials
contributed by her school 10 the collection.
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PorsoSous COSMETICS

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER IL
harmless the dew preserves and n-turslly
Propsr applied be detected. The folsOxinr
Druggsts those named In succeeding adv ertise-
mept COMPRISING all the leading druggists In tle clty
sell and specially recommend IT,
Try -freeman's Hiawatha handkerchief Extract"
the latest delightful elegant auAdrupie strensrth
sweetly ciineinx permanent Joc; per o.
Pa ave a NJ. Daniels. 1900 l4th ST.: A j. shafhirI,
n Cap and II sts >. G. Brown. X 4 ave. and 9Th "a
r. A J. Judd 9TH and y stss: W T. Baldus. Ia ave
and lsth st " {. Duckest Pa ave. md yea 81:
{. CHRISTIAN. 4s3 Pa ave. Entwistles 12l1 Pa ave
NV. Mhiteside 4 Walton, 1921 Ia. ave. X l.
Masruder. 1900 Pa ave; pobyns a kimpten. e0l
c.s.in an = and a, N sta n.y.: Geo " Bod las z g
Bishop. 9th and II n. & Williams 4 Co. and oh
sta ND X Hsphenstins. 4th and VI ave. q. A
iass an. nd Pa s's = elsamop, "a and 80; Z W
X v Harper, coo Pa ave- a. ~ Cropley <seorrs-
town. p e; q loclhsrt 2sd and . y. L {; M.
ST.; Ischansly ksanA WhoassAAs Assats sDlo-sesss
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to our FUR
NISHED HOUSES We have some FURNISHED
HOUSES AND FLATS for rent during the ST MINER
MONTHS AL LARGELY REDUCED PRICES Bull.
letins OF property for sale and rent at otice.
je2-6t HILL JOHNSTON. e:}S 18th st. n w.
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DOWN THE BAY VIA BAY RIDGE.-The last rail
and boat excursion via the mammoth steamer
"COlumbia" Will leave Il. & o. Depot Sunday June
10, at 10 a. H. Meals on the boat only SOC round
Trip 81; children J0c.
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Gov. Hill, OF New York, yesterday signed the
bill aboiishing hanging for all murders committed
after January 1, 1883, and substituting death by
electricity therefor.
Mrs. Mary Louisa Lawrence was yesterday alb
solutely divorced by Court OF Common Pleas, No,
3, in Philadelphia, from her husband, Atkins s.
Lawrence, the well-known actor
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EORREST DODGE, COAL MERCHANT.
+ wholesale and Retail
Anthracite Coal Of al kinds constantly on hand
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL
Sawed and split Wood 20 Order
Yard and once, 3OOS Water ST. branch once 1914
Si:s st Opposite P0''-ohaesa West Washington
Teiephone-vard. loss q: Branch omos s2e-2.
mylO-lm
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WORKS OF A GREAT MANA grain OF comm on
sense, ike a grain OF salt, should season the
actions Of every wise man, but even better than
this is Peck OF scotch oats, such as Is found In a
Concentrated form in a bottle OF the great brain
and nerve food; DR.. Bucklands Scotch oats Is
sence.
scotch Oats Essence IS the only advertised
remedy IN the world that gives an absolute $40 600
forfeit guarantee upon each bottle that IL does not
contain particle OF opium, morphine or any other
narcotic
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z. g. DAVIS,
71o MARKET SPACE

SELLING. SELLING, SELLING,
ALWAYS SELLING BARGAINS.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN, fine
quality extra width, really tn 25c reduced l2
BLACK sURAH SILKS, excellent quality, cash value
Zoe. reduced to soc
FRENCH SATTEENS, very finest quality, csc.
FANCY SILKS, actual cost 81 ~ 40, Acc,
INDIA LINEN, real fine quality, cheap at 15c; re-
duced to Sc.
FRENCH LAWNS, finest quality CSC
HENRIETTAS, the fashionable dress goods tan
terra Gotta, mahoeany serpent, blood, goben blue;
pure wool wide double width; special bargain 4Sc.
SATIN MORE (watered silk. all colors; splendid
quality; price reduced, 75c.
HENRIETTAS, all colors, wide double width -
yards for 81.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash customers
Buy 81 or over and select of the following pre-
sents: Pair of handsome Damask Towels pair Of 6 e.
giant Corsets worth 7oc., or half dozen pure Linen
Damask Napkins worth Use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

ATTENTIoN.-BefOre putting your winter CLOTH
ing. wraps. blankets &c, away, have them cleaned
by Fischer's Celebrated Dry Cleaning Process.
which Will render them safe against moths Ar
ticles stored over summer free OF charge. Bring
your plush coats. our specially. Blankets and
Curtains done up. Low prices. ANTON FISCHER,
-
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NEW YoRK's SPECIAL GRAND JURY.-A special
grand jury was sworn In before Justice Barrett In
The Court OF oyer and Terminer in New York yes
terday. In charging the jury Justice Barrett In.
tlmated that their special duty would be the con-
sideration OF excise cases, OF alleged election
frauds and OF charges OF bribery. He directed the
1ury's attention 10 the fact that during the past
Two or three years there had accumulated 5000
cases OF violations OF the excise laws, which
have been presented TO magistrates and are In the
hands Of the district attorney.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weallier.

1'f6ffogls for The =. hours commencing NJ p. m
For the District OF Columbia, Virginia, and North
irOiina. light 10 fresh sOutheriy winds, warmer,
IT weather.
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TrssEIL's ICE CREAM.

SPECIAL SALE OF suits reduced 10 SIS. Eiseman
Bros. cor. 9Th and T.. the only manufacturing
clOthierS and JailOrs In Washington.
Gas FIXTURES at SHEDD & Bros
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GAS COOKING RANGES, at sHEDD & BROS

SPECIAL SALE OF suits reduced to SIS. Eisemar
Bros cor. 9Th and Z, the only manufacturing
clOthers and tailOrs In Washington.
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SPECIAL SALE OF suits reduced 10 s15. Eisemar
Bros, cor. 9Th and Z. the only Manufacturing
ClOthers and tailOrs IN Washington
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LAWN VASES AND settles. at sHEpp & Bios.

SPECIAL SALE OF suits reduced TO SIS. Eisemal
Bros, cor. 9Th and +, the only manufacturing
CiOthiers and tallOrs In Washington.
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SERGE COAT and Vest, blue, black. light and dark
gray. Price 500. George Spransy, 43i 1th ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR PENTHOUSE 623 A. ST. s.w.; ROOMS;
feet long; rent SIS. Inquire 6l9 ~ st s.w je3-2t'
FOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM HOUSE AND
store, large cellar, water gas, Sc very cheap $50
II ST. n W. Prlce $3o.42. A s. CAlWOOD. go 9th
stn je5-3ts
EOR RENT-THREE- STORY AND BASEMENT
~ bay window brick house; 10 rooms and bath 5l5
IL st NV. Apply TO PlINEI & BRADFORD,
9eo-2w 1905 ST.
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OREGON GONE REPUBLICAN.-The republicans al
Portland, Oreg.. confidently claim the election OF
Hermann for Congress by not less than 1 500
majority. The legislature Is claimed BY the repub.
ucans on joint ballot.
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Real Estate sales.

Margaret Kennedy ct al. have bought, for Sc co.,
OF Thomas Geary, part lot %, square GA p by so
feet. at the corner OF LIST and streets northwest
r.. G. Anderson has bought, for $500, OF Laura
A. Larner pt. Tot ., SCI. 5.3, 20 by SS feet Attn
street, between and streets northwest.
Richard Baylor. OF Norfolk. Va, has bought Of
William L. Findley. for $1,000, lot %, So. Ill,
fronting 20 feet on 10Th street, between 2 and
streets mort Invest.
Arthur Herbert ct al, trustees. have bought, for
$4,000 sub. lot A. square 161 %. % Dy a. IL feet,
at TIE corner Of Connecticut avenue and street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

FOR REFRI6ERATORs, Mating and Furniture al
bottom cash prices. go TO W. Ii. HOEKE.
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SUMNER HArs
ALL THE NEW coLoRs IN DERBYs NOW
READY.
DUNLAPs FIFTH AVENUE STYLE IN CASSI-
MEkES AND DEkBhS
Also DUNLAP's GENUINE MACkINAw STRAINS
IN new shapes. Boys and Childrcns Hats Al ., AMI
upwards.
All goods as low ss any house in America
MIll-LII q EUOFf.
ap6 aO5 Runna Ave
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CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.

FIGURED INDIA LINENS. beautiful new styles.
nearly yard wide. real value 12hc.; reduced lOc
CREAM ALBATR0SS, all pure fine French wool,
extra wide double width, wonderful cash bargain 81 r.
CHALLY DE LANES, beautiful styles, l2k
VALUABLE PRESENTS for cash customers
Buy $40 and select of the folio wing pre-
sents: Handsome Bridal Quilt worth 81 So one doz
Damask Napkins worth $15O. or two pair Of Dam ask
Towels. my.l9
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CITY ITEMS.
What Is the Next New Thi

What IL the Next New Thingl
Well, on Thursday morning we will show you a
cooking Scho0l department in our store Everyone
interested in the saving OF time labor and expense
in cooking should visit our establishment, where,
during the entire day, until further notice, our
professor will demonstrate what q wonderful revo-
luton in methods and results can be produced by
OF hours reduced to minutes, minutes to seconds.
Entire changes produced In the character of
familiar ingredients 1t is an egg-beater, potato
masher, cream-whp cake-beater, dough- kneader,
fce-cream freezer, drink-mixer, &C., &C.. &C. Cake
prepared for the oven in three minutes Come and
see 1t do the work and taste the delicious results
SMITH d WARDwELL-
Boston Variety Store,
705-7O7-7O9 Market Space.
Sweeping Reduction In prices OF Straw
Hats. Franc, One Price Halter and Furnisher, Cor.
7th and ID.
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
s'ROyal GIue,' Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &c! Always liquid |!
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
Royal Glue" at 1Oc. f,s,tu6th
Morell, 734 9th ST. w., every style showcase. eo3O
The Lighl.Running domestic, is
sold at Auerbacn's sewing Machine Rooms, 18th
and ii SITS, our only authorized agency for the
District Of Columbia. Also Fashion Papers.
go DOMESTIC SEwING-MACHINE Co., n Y.
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.
II 22l0 TO :,,234 B'd'y
st.n.w., b.h.. Ar. $40. 800
2024 C. 2042 Boy ST.
NV. h.h-. Ar. Is, 200
200 10 204 % st. and
1896 and l32S 2dst.n.
w, b.h.. 4 and 6r. II. 800
2211 TO :2,2:,,9 10th st,
NV. b.h., 5r......13.OO0
= to q 9TH 81. road. 300
11;s2 to l153 4 st. N. W.
Or. ................-.9.OO 600
1901 to 1905 l. ST. n.
W.. FIJI. 5rs.. 5000
1 10 q alley bet. NJ andN
18th and 18th Nv 5000
1879 TO ll5lh 23d st.
NV, FIJI. 900
1913 LIST. NV. f.h-, Or.
and > houses rear. 1000
2126 to 2l30 h st. n.
W. b. n, Ar. 900
1911 ID NV. 4. h. Or }. 900
33.sS to 1884 L It. NV.
FIJI, 5r..............5.0 900
SD 22d NV, b.h., 9r4 500
The above is only a por,
books. For fun list cali a:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

vroR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE. ONE OF THE
best located hoses IN the city. one square north OF
Iowa tirclei ten handsomely papered rooms lArse
lot. splendid brick stable $500: one-third cash.
baance may remain al , per cent DAVID ID. STONE
SOC st. je5-:Bt
I,oR sALE-CHEAP-oNE OF THE MOST COM
Il Portable houses in the city: East Cap. st. nine
rons and cellar brick stable: 80 front; ee2uti
ful parking only $500. DAVID ID. STONE. SOC
Il ST. NV. jesp-.d
1SoR sAIE-A HANDSOME Is ROOM CORNER
Il brick house. all mod. imrs.. wide parking on two
sides most desirable residence. Mass near
Thomas Circle; 100000. A. 5. CAYwooD. alo 9Th
81 NV. teS-3t.