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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
A Thorough Horseman.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
The selection of General Tracy for the Navy
portfolio causes horsemen throughout the
country to congratulate themselves on having
a representative in President Harrison's cabi-
net Marshland farm, in Tioga county, N. Y,
the home OF the stations Mambrino Dudley,
a:isS4; Kentucky Wilkes. 2:2lA; Cheltenham,
22s, and Bravado. is well-known 10 ali breeders
ana owners OF trotters. A modest advertise
mens OF this stud appears in the sporting
papers, which, after giving the records of the
horses mentioned, concludes thus: For cata-
logues and particulars, address B. F. Tracy 4
Son. Appalachian, Toga county, N. Y" Apala-
chin is near Owego, the birthplace of the new
secretary OF the Navy. The general bought
a small farm there in 1872, enlarged it in 1878
and became breeder. Aarshland farm now
comprises $50 acres. Its owner has made a
thorough study Of trotting pedigrees and ID
familiar with the different families whose
names make up the history Of the trotting turf
as he is with the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
Suburban Subdivisions.
CASES IN WHICH THE RECTANGULAR SYSTEM MAY
RE MODIFIFD-

CASES IN WHICH THE RECTANGULAR SYSTEM MAY
BE MODIFIED.
Mr.. Geo. b. Starkweather, who has a tract of
land the Pierce Mill road recently wrote to the
Commissioners to inquire whether this land is
subject to the rectangular system of subdi-
vision. Mr.. Starkweather made this inquiry in
view of the fact that he desired
to know whether permits would be issued
for building several houses on the tract this
spring. The Commissioners have, through
their secretary, DIR. Tindall, addressed letter
to Mr.. Stlrkweather, in which they say:
1T will be impracticable for the Commits
siOners to decide the matter unless you submit
some plan of subdivision of the property in
question for their consideration. In cases where
property proposed to be subdivided
is located in an extremely hilly
section as this is, the Commissioners
may not insist upon the rectangular system of
highways, regardless of the topography. With
reference to the erection of dwellings
the Commissioners deem it inadvisable to
authorize the issuing of permits for
the erection of suburban buildings ON unsubdi-
yided tracts, except for such structures Gus
tomarily appertain to the of land assessed
agricultural. In making a subdivision of
this property the location of proper roads to
connect with ultimate rectangular system of
highways through the Blagden estate and ad-
joining billy property should be provided"
Capt. SymOns to whom Mr.. Starkweather's
paper first referred. made recommends
tions substantially like what the Commissioners
wrote IN their letter. Capt. Symons suggested
that Mr. Starkweathers property was one
u those pieces in which some variance from
the rule should be permitted. Major Raymond,
when spoken TO by STAR reporter about
the matter, said the Commissioners had
made no decision yet in this case
permitting a variance from the rectangular
system, but he thought in many cases it would
be necessary TO depart somewhat from the
lines that would be made by a straight extern
sion of the city streets. The Commissioners, he
said. would carry out the spirit of the law re-
quiring suburban subdivisions to conform to
the plan of the city. and would. in all cases
where it practicable insist on the letter of
the law. In a case where the law could be lib
orally complied with only at great hardship and
expense. on account of the topography Of the
country. the Commissioners would require
subdivision complying as nearly as possible
with the Iau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

DRIVEN FROM OKLAHOMA. - The rumor
reached Oklahoma city Monday night that
troops were Oh their way from Fort Reno to
drive the boomers away out of the country.
They fed i'll terror to the woods and the
bushes taking with them all their valuable
property. The soldiers. troop of the fifth
cavalry under command of Lieut. Carson,
arrived at noon and began immediately to
search for the boomers, beating the bush and
securing the woods. They had soon gathered
a large number, and, driving them ahead they
started for the Kansas line, after burning their
huts and tearing down their tents and dug outs.
No excuse was received, and all found who had
no permits were taken. Capt. Hays started
also from the Cherokee strip with troop X, and
intends to carry before him to the south all he
finds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoURr-,Judae Hooner

PROBATE CoUBr-J,id9e Ha9ner.
Friday, IN re Elizabeth Frere, guardian;
rule requiring ward TO be present. In re U. II.
Ridenour. guardian; order to expend Sos. In
dian; bond $1,000. In re Sarah s. Sampson:
ocder appointing her guardian; bond 5000.
Estate Of Robert VI. Miller; personal property
allowed taken at appraisement. Estate of Sarah
Donneiy; will admitted to probate. Estate of
Emma G. Nelson; order of sale. Estate of JAS
II. Bushby; letters Of administration issued to
Kate Bushby; bond 5000. Estate of Francis
A. Shoemaker; letters of administration issued
to Chas. G.. Shoemaker: bond $780, Estate Of
Patrick Cullinane; inventory of money and
debts returned. Estate OF Henry A. Merrick
receipt of trustees filed. Accounts were passed
in the estates Of Ellen O'Leary, Ann Z. Smoot,
Ann C. Carroll. and Moses Walsky, and Of Sarah
9. Palmer, guardian, two cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

WALLACE SAID THUMBS UP.-The trial of Cap-
tain John Wallace, of the oyster boat Rass-
mussen. jr., for cruel treatment Of sailors in
his service, was concluded in the United States
district court in Baltimore Saturday, by a YER
dict of guilty. The prisoner was recommended
to the mercy Of the court. Sentence was de.
ferred. On the 9th of November, four sailors
the time, attempted to escape. For tins, il
was charged, three of them-Stanislaus M
Kane, John Green and a colored boy-were
hung up by the thumbs, the fourth one escap.
ing punishment on condition that he would
thrash the boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

OGDEN MINERAL PASTILLES,
which awarded the highest distinction by medical
Jury at the International Exhibition at Brussels have
proved to be rsclass remedial in all Catarrhs
Of the organs Of respiration and digestion.
sODEN MINERAL PAsTILLES are prescribed by
physicians in diseases OF the lungs and chest and
asthma. The benefit derived from their unsur-
assed and i'll the most chronic they soothe
case, and stimulate.
SODEN MINERAL PAST1LLES are preferable TO
II similar preparations, because they a natural
rtmedy unaulterated product of the springs,
,aining in undininished degree al the sanative
PRINCIPLES of these Springs
SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES are prepared ex-
o,usivey under the personal supervision and control
Of W. STOELTZING, NJ. d., X. K. Sanitary Coun-
cillor.
SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES are unequaled as
solvent in coughs and catarrhs, even in the most
chronic cases. Their success is unsurpassed
sODEN MINERAL. PASTILLES are a superior
remedy in whooling cough and diphtheris: IN the
former they lessen the paroxysm of the attack while
preventing the latter disease which take hold
in a throat 10; affected by catarh.
sODEN MINERAL PASTILLES derive increased
value from the fact of having very favorable inu-
enee upon the organs of digestion.
SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES ought to be kept
in every home All mothers recommended to
urge their children during the cold season to allow
rastilie slowly to melt in their mouths while out on
errards going to school
SODEN MINERAL PASTILLES are for sale at
nearly ell druggists at SOC. a box. Should your
druggist not keep them, kindly address the
SODEN MINERAL SPRINGS co. u.IMITED,.
Is CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
Sole agency for the U. s. n16-thkm5m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

Mr.. CLEvELAND's TRIP TO CUBA.-Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland and party have engaged rooms
Fla, for stop on their way to Cuba. The
party will consist of Mr.. Cleveland, ex-Secreta-
ries Bayard, Villas, Fairchild, and Dickinson,
and the Hon. William L. Scott. They will go
to Jacksonville by special train from New York.
starting to-day, and special car will take them
to St. Augustine.
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PERSIAN EMBRorDERED DREss Par.
TERMS,

PERSIAN EMBRorDERED DREss Par
TERMS,
THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON IN THE NEW
EST SPRING SHADES.
BoRDERED DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK ARMURE
SILKS, AT s1.25, s1.5O. AND s1.75.
BLACK FABLE FRANCAIs 20 PER CENT UN.
DER REGULAR PRICES.
REAL INDIA SILKS IN NEW PATTERNS AND
CHOICE CoLoRs, AT 81 AND 1925
HANDSOME PERSIAN BoRDERED INDIA SILKS.
NEW BLACK LACE FLOUNCING AND NETS.
FRENCH sATTEENS IN STYLES THAT CANNOT
BE FOUND ELSEWHERE
WE HAVE ALWAYS MADE SPECIALITY OF
THESE BEAUTIFUL GOODS, AND, AS WE HAVE
UNUSUAL FACILITIES, WE ARE SHOWING THE
LATEST DESIGNS AND FINEST QUALITIES, AND
WOULD ADVISE AN EARLY SELECTION, AS THE
STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE
sATTEEN handbook ROBES, THE FINEST
COTTON GOODS MADE, AT 81 $50 PER ROBE.
sCoTCH-BoRDERED GINGHAMs IN GREAT
VARIETY.
NEW CHALLIs AND OUTING CLOTHS.
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". n. SINISTER & SONS
919 PENN. AVE. NV.

PH1LApELpH1A STORE.
SPECIAL DRIVE IN GLOVES.
Pig-skin Gloves all shades, 15c.
Aaood quality Kid Gloves, all shades, 81.
Genuine Kid Gloves. all shades, 81 81
Blacks from 81 up to S1.15.
All gloves from ) up warranted
SPECIAL BARGAIN, LADIES' RIBBED VESTS 13c.
Good quality Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 25c.
Full line of better goods i'll Isle and Silk.
ANOTHER LOT Chiidren's fast black Derby Ribbed
Hose. only l.19c. and 25c.
MARSEILLES BED-SPKEADS.
Special bargain only 81 25.
SATINES Full line of French Satines, all new styles,
extra good quality only 2Jc.
Domestic Satines, French styles, 121fc.
DRESS GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED-One lot New Dress Goods in
checks, 3S-in wide, only 2Jc.
One lot new stripes, all wool, only SOC.
New styles Spring Flannels from 371sc. up
to 61c.
FULL ASSORTM'T OF HENRIETTAS, CASHMERES,
SERGES. &C. all colors
FULL LINES OF FRENCH GINGHAMS, all the new
shades, plads and stripes, from 20c. up.
DOMESTIC G1NGHAA1S, dress styles, Sc, lCc, l2iSc.
BLACK GOODS, all-wool and silk and wool, from 40c.
Aibatress. Nuns Yelling challies, and other
new fabrics
BEACK SILK, in all the best makes Black Surahs,
COLORED SURAHS from 65c up to 81.
FULL STOCK OF MATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
CARHART LEIDY.
mile 92S 9TH and 7O6 K ST. NV.
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Our MARYLAND NeighbOrs.
ARREST or An ALLEGED BURGLAR-THE LEGIsLA-
TURE AND NEW SCHOOL HOUSES, ETC.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BuRGLAR-rHE LEGIsLA-
TChE AND NJ" SCHOOL HOUSES ETC.
correspondence OF IHE kvENISG STAR
BLADENsBURG, Md. March 16.
Sheriff Darnall went to Baltimore yesterday
and took into custody Geo Youno the coiored
man wbo i cbo-,.5 nth h,,r,Ior,, ., ~, ho,,so
10 -, So "''. Dat Si"i' az .ne MUSE
ol WI. Ohas- oaNert' at Coilege statlon, one
night last week. He was lodged in the MARI
-; "''' ss ~, =. -. .l, -
TN M " P pm . PalI vi 'he s'oleh Pal ~
.'N ~ tks u'tl.e ou oue vi 'hs
PIh5 y miie 81 .ng pa"lDi1her hotlceu anu
of,icer oono ass, ~ ~ 81, an
~ " Ia t mn M Sno aii ee tt nm anu d
;dp MEL 1n ene as no dur.ner
b. ~ 6;Soharoed a. 81 th aaie I.oIal
Io,I;r 80 sun VI .ns stolen
go q ant 20 - 49, he. anu on enlP's PURSE
III WIN" ~ ii"u Deen '"Aeh' were reeo'-
tn, r~iroo c,.o-o.., oo,,,.,. oo.,-.;..;...--
n. - In. ,;
nv pr Wnrrin tbs c,stoIo rs tS
on ~ .iie VI lIie
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,scaSa;t,- "a IaoI;,.. :. IL 80 49, DC = - ~
boarj ~ bareaf,ar tLo ahnoI bonSS ba o o,r0
suited as to the adyisability of the same before
tbe nossaCa - s,cb ,naa,5a, So o1,an.rro,e.
rTbe rosoI,7tio,1 - -, - ~ $500, 9
tbe IegisIot1r. oF ordsrina Inc IriIdinn -.
school-Rouses for the eratifcation Of local con.
and &C. 80 a. 81 IS ~ .iaI 80 80: !;
ave ,,ot ada1na,o 70 ,bI do,oaaa 'NN00' o'"i u
S,bs.oSit;aT 80 b.;I.' =; :; .- "a
arac,;or 80 A. pa,,xaSt - 49, I,n
,yorL IA hin, Jona br tba cro,o 49,, -
%, WassacbTS.t "a iii 90. ot,,t = oc0 Ms
S,rmars' aii;anca hal 49, aD oroo,,;roS
r,;...a,. 49,. - NJ q Ssin 1eu III
ras;San. 70 80 Si'I IL NJ :. 1 ~
P''' anu - ~. H- -- oeOi''"iS.
A WIrr's Rrr FOR D,vopcr -Isabel Thorn
ton has nv FW Homes fled a hill for a divorce
Nav II Is7G in CHICAGO and ran,oved sbnrtI,,
afterwards 10 This CITY and sba cbargas that he
deserted her '-'' N'
Nrw J,Irrp,pv Soc,vrv nrnbor -,
voung noep nr;ncinaIIy s,ndan.s 80 a. II;o,
scbooi and Eninn6;an nn;,,ars;, 80, =. ~
residence of NJ Tbos CooIay Zoe D go.
nv Fr;5er a,,a,;rf, 40 fr,5, ,,,e~", :. 49,
literary and dehati6g sociatv Tha ,oi,d,r tU
oficers uero eIsc,aJ. praSiJa1t II ID t;d,,e
yiceNnres;dsnt Cba. ~ $3.50 . -
Daslan N-"' ~ "'e'e'' Se'ie'"i'' L.
Nm NJ o,-.u..,. - -,
:; ~ ALh Ill Y. ~ 81 mas oeSh o,sahiAeu
nH-.. IiIuei INC une hahlo vi 'ne ocn upert
~ my Ioi,o"ihS Meli-hnoWh singers
w D, i a. n hosnsI; nrs' TENOR; r.
LII r. 1917 1911 tenor " T no, mrs, pass:
SSNOu JOSE Ahe oSnupei 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
FACTS ABOUT PRESIDENTS.
Interesting Historical Truths Now Sci.
dom Thought Of.
THE GHOST WHICH HAS FOLLOWED FAMOUS SEC
RErARIEs OF sTATE-MINIsrERs ABROAD AND
THEIR CHANCES OF SITTING IN THE PREsrDEN-
TrAL cHAIR-fAMous MECHANICS.
From the New York Preas

From the New York Press
The following interesting facts concerning
the Presidents of this country will be found
particularly interesting at this time.
The table below gives at glance the political
history of the Presidents. The letter '.o' sig
mites that the President whose name is opposite
filled the specified Offices before he was called
to guide the ship of state:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

I L%T t9S 9 sISkhT, bEr%kfS Isl hAb Sd
vS On sTrH q SD, ATKINSON, MARCH TWENTY
the Se vi ss T S fE5 a p
2o3 fronting .! feet inch on street and running
Terms Of sale: ons:third cash; balance in six and
pssaSa ninth at Per cent per
nS at pR ~ R e ss s
properly viii g re.od risk Of the deiaatins
purchase after i've days sdvertisement in some
yeyaneing at the cost Of purchaser deposit Of $50
and az RfRRGSSs
SEVEN ucIoCK vii hs ss at ,be a,.s,ss
me9t 1886 Pennsylyanis avenue northwest, all
If e Sy and up to ss dns
6 6ngs Pms, studs Bracelets, Chains, Medals. Guns
Plated Ware Overcoats Pants Vests, Ladies Dresses
Dress Patterns. Cloaks. Dolmans. spreads Shoes
yaiises, &C. Parties holding Tickets will please take
nStfe nc that P ts ,, Sm 70 6 900
| Broker. C. A. ROOT & co, Auctioneers. mhi6-3t
V'RuSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIdPRovED
ts sIhSIER H h dHE SUBDIVISION KNOWN
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated March l2th A. D.
e. sea- one 9 the Land Records Fl the district Of
tTsas = sSs we NV is e MssilcP
PM. the following described Real Estate. situated in
Washington county District of Columbia, towit Lot
division of parts of Jackson Hill and Mount Pleasant
the Office Of the surveyor 81 the District Of Columbia
in Iiber Governor shepherd, folio a. said lot con-
tanning 3O,S2S square feet of ground, less.
Terms of sale One third of the pure base money and
expenses of sale To be paid in cash and the balance
equal payments in and two from date Of SALE
with interest at the rate Of six () centum
secured by deed of trust on the property sold de-
posit of 5000 will be required at time of sale Terms
TO be complied with within ten days, the property
will be resod at the risk and cost the defaulting
| purchaser. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost
EOBERI c. FOX.l n,-,z.oo.
GEO. W. BROWNS if"s'ees'
mh16-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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ATTORNEYS.
DENTISTRY.
SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRICITy-I5 YEARS SPECIALITY IN
h curing and mental dtsease sp{nsl oysrisu
and uterine troubles paralysis tu,ors scistsca hys
terra. rheuMstlnn. neursls1a. chereA. etc. Hairs
clothing. Dr.. L .. NICHOLSON. 001 l2th O. nv.
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LADIES' GOODS.

WON BRANDS I2.g PENN AVE
v Tailor-made Gowns. Riding HABITS Evening A.
street Costumes. etc. made short NOTICE
TT and work fitting required Reasonable t,r..,.
Formerly with Lord Taylor. New NurR, ana N ~
Barr Co, ~. Louis. Buttonhoies made. NH = lu'
a LADY, FORMERLY CARRNINGON DRFSSNA
N ing IN New York. would Like she OF Na--
ington ladies. moderate Irces and perfect al ttiu
and basting Speciality. - II. ne mhlS-lW'
GM WHITE, LADIES' TAILOR AND HABIT
" MAKER New Styles. Trimmings and ti,slsia
received from Paris aid London. Ladies maternal
made up Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reasonable
Manufacturer aud inventor of Whites GlOKe-htfIUg
Ready cut Waist Innings. These Iiuings are cul1N-
nghted. Guaranteed 60 1T. SEO. MHIIE, mos Est
mil Att. -
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Even a Quaker may be Stirred to Wrath

From The Worcester Spy.
The spectacle of the gaunt and ascetic looking
Quaker Senator (Chace, of Rhode Island) shak-
ing his lean forefnger at the ofiice-seeker to
emphasize his appeal to be left in peace is said
to have been as impressive that of Booth in
Richeieu launching the curse OF Rome upon his
enemies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
SIS Goa
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of tho natural laws which
govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition and
by careful application OF the line properties Of we'll
selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps has provided our breaEfss,
tables With delieately hayored beverage which may
cave us many heavy doctors bills. 1t BY the 1d
eous use OF such articles of diet that constittior
may be gradually built up until strong enough TO re-
s1st every tendency to disease HunCryi Of srfhfl<
mssdes are floating around US ready 10 attack wher-
ever there 10 u weak point. NE may escaue lnaiv !.
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortifaei its
lure blood and properly nourished fraiue "-i'trr
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold oplv
IL han-pound tins BY grocers. labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic chsmi.t.
jy21-m.tus London ENGLAND
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f.,S-dSis


NAL1Ek b. WILLIAMS Co, Auctoneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON I
SIkEkT, BkTWEEN EfGHIEEATH AND
AUCTION
On TUESDAY, MARCH TwENTY-SIXTH at FIVE
O'CLOCK r. M, We shall sell i'll front of the premises
Lot 23, III square lob. having 4O-feet front by
average depth of about 60 Feet to alley, with i'm
provclnefts being NOS 1908 and 1910.
Terms cash All conveyancing, &c. at purchasers
cost; 500 down when tine property IL struck off.
Terms OF sale 70 be complied with within days
otherwise property will lie resoid risk and of
ueIaulting purchaser.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
NH l2-dSds huctioneers.
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DRY GOODS.

New SpRrxe Goops.
Just received another shiI of New Spring Goods
COMPRISING Wool and sik beuriettAs. French Satesns
Scotch Ginghams Wool combination sutines and
China silks: also full line OF Linen SheetuPs Pillow
Linens, Danlask Table Cloths and Napkins 10 match
Table Danasks all grades. Hemsfitched Linen sheets
and Pillow Cases, DAnIask aud huck Towels. Sk and
r50-:im Ho0E BRO. a CO. 1928 ST.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

LARGE CANS TOMATOES, ALI, FOR aoc
Good Country Butter Il, 20 ai.d DC PER H. lovely
unferlnened Grape Vine, 3Dc per bottle; that Bou-
quet hlsky. only $50 per gallon.
mhlo O'HAhE's GROCERY, l241 9Th ST. NV.
w. II. COMBS, 924 9TH ST y. ". IMPORTED
and Domestic Groceries. Fine Wines and Liquors
&c. The following well-knoWn brands Of Pure Rye
Whistles constantly in stock: Old J. b. Thompson,
Baker, Upper Ten, Hannis Acme, Takoma. Jackson
and Grand Jury. mhl.,-:Bm
SSTAR OF THE EAST" FANCY PATENT PRO-
- cess Flour, $50 per bbl : I - Ter bb SAGA;
odd Tine" Flour $3.50 Ter Dbl. q 30 Ier !. bbl.
sack Perfection Tea, acknoNleeelby all Who Il
10 he worth double our price, which j. Doc Ter To-
Best Sugar Cured Hans, i.lec. Der No. shoulders,
She. per 10. It's. buckwheat Tor .5c. = OTIS
honilny for 2oc. > 10. package Breakfast Homny
Tor DC s qts. Beans for gBs. . lbs Turkish ffunps
tot 2oc. lbs Dried beaches frsled for .s-c. lbs
Elaborated Apples for sbc. kI!Hord least Powder.
large bottles, loo. lbs Starch FOR DC. :. ssikes
Tom, Dick. aud Harry Soap 25c cakes ArO.
matte Soap for Pc. cakes plymouth Rock Soap fuE
pc.
IT'D PYLES.
5a29-3m 4l2 4th 81. sc
I,oR CHOICEST IMPoRTED WINES. LIQUORS,
II Cordals and Italian general Produce.
I.achrlnla Christi. Macaroni. Spaghetti, YER
Bar tera, nlerali.
BarolO, Pure Olive on. parruesau.
Brachetto, hoqnefurt Cheese,
Marsuls, &C. Mushrooms.
Call ON G. PESSAGSU a SOSS.
mho-lm' sos 9Th 81 n. W
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WOOD AND COAL

Conr Cokr, Woopr
JOHNSON BRoTHKRs.
whsrves snd Rail yards. 18th Water sta soushvusa
1909 Fanv. 1918 TN st n v.
ID and X St 1910 Pa. n W.
11l2 9th st. NV. zl3l0th 81 NV.
Exclusive agents the District for the sale soms
Of the hest coal mined supply families than any
retail yard In the United States.
P0NEsT MEASURE. FAIR DEALING, PROMPT
DELIVERIES AND REAsoNAbL-E Prices have
made our business success, n2l
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CATALOGUE SALE
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION
TURKISH CARPETS, RUGS AND HANGINGS
Embracing both Modern and Antique, all Sizes bel nG
recent importation, and is pronounced
ONE OF THE CHOICEST COLLECTIONS EVER
SENT TO THIS CITY.
EMBRACING FIFTY LARGE CARPETS.
To be sold at public auction, absolutely without
serve, at auction rooms, l1th and Penns avenue
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY.
MARCH 20, 81, AND -. 1889. AT IL A. NJ AND
On Exhibition MONDAY and TUESDAY, MARCH Is
an 10.
m14-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NV, BEING H0UsE No Ga5. 80 '-- 10
e tRe day Of
others James W. Gordon and others, being No.
fsgfSx f2fs Bay q 81 MAI MRh CT rRtD 1859 a
FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. sell at public auction in front
east part of said lot fronting twenty feet on
Massachusetts avenue and tweptythree feet on X
street, in the city OF Washington, d. c., improved by
frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: one-third cash. balance in one and
two years, with interest from day of sale secured by
m Of To Lee
msde At time of sale All at
ten days the property may be sold after ve days no
tlce at detaultnH purchasers cost.
MALCOLM b GORDON, Trustee.
" 400 street northwest.
W W.T. 90
TRUSTEES SALE
ANALosTaS ISLAND.
By virtue Of deed OF trust from the heirs Of WILL
records Of the district OF Columbia, viii offer
ANALOSTAN ISLAND
The Aif ELEVENTH. DAY OF APRIL ISIS, Al
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ Analostan Island is in the
District Of Columbia II contains upward Of 81 acres
river, opposite the cities OF Washington and George
town, from which it Is separated by and deep
let lock of the Chesapeake and OHIO c;ti1l opening
into the river The island is connected wiih the Nir
glnla shore by solid nasoEry causeway and thence
Icy the new free iron bridge with Washington and
Georgetown. -
Onefourth OF the purchase money in cash. of which
$1,000 shall be paid at the time Of SALE and the
chase-mopey to be paid in three equal nstslments in,
respectively one, two aid three years alter day of
FER annuln, payable selnl-alnuaiiy Upon compli-
aIce with the terms Of sale the purchaser will
ceiye deed Tor the PROPERTY ana at the same time
gage, to secure the deferred payments. II the terms
OF sale not complied with III 80 days after day of
sale the property Will be resold at the risk and of
the detauitlDg purchaser.
Taxes paid up 10 day OF sale.
Coz yalicing and recording at purchasers cost
kEGiNALD FENDALI.
f2S-dSds Trustee.