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"Early Life" Cigars! Best for the money
Sewing Machine Bargains.

SeWIHS NacHiHe BARGAINS.
New Homes, all complete .Sl2
Households, all complete ...... Is
Singers, all complete ......S
Wheeler d Wilson, No. 8, all complete. 80. 10
Wilcox Gibbs, all complete. ........ 10
10 Howe, all complete s
All warranted, with latest imp. attachments,
at AUERBACH's, TIN and II, agency for the Light
Running Domestic. All kinds rented and re-
paired. 1t
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CITY ITEMS.

Speed, Quiet and Lishtness. all combine
To boom the perfect No. 3.
WHEELER WILSON MIRO. Co., 437 9Th NV.
jy11-lm
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Public Amusemeuts

| ALBAueH's OPERA HousK-Next Monday
evening the Lamont opera company will pre-
sent at Albaugh's Strauss tuneful composition,
"A Night in Venice" This opera is full of
charming music and is capable of much spec
tacnlar display. In the last act there will be
introduced a march by twenty-four young
ladies' The entire company viii be seen in
the production. the cast being as follows: Addie
Cora Reed as Anaina; Alice Garlic, C,botead;
Mabella Baker, Agricold; Minnie De Rue. Bar
bord; George Broderick, Pdppacoda: Charles
r: Lang Carameio; Rob't Broderick, Piselii
Walter Allen, Senator Delaagd, and William
Pruette. the Duke
The BATTLE OF BULL Run attracts large
audiences daily and it is fully explained BY
lectures by the photograph.
SPARTAN COUNCIL, Sons OF JoNApAB will give
an excursion to Bay Ridge on Monday. Three
trains will leave the Baltimore and Ohio depot
at sos am. lbs and ABS pm.
Cyrus CASTLE, Mol, KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN
EAGLE. will give an excursion to River View
next Wednesday. The steamer Mary Washing
ton will make two trips at $50 a. IN. and $50
pm.
INDIAN HEAD.-The steamer George Law will
make a trip to Indian Head tomorrow (Sun-
day. afternoon, leaving at O'Clock and return
ing at pm.
HERMIoNE LODGE, K OF P, will give an ex-
cnrsion from Georgetown to River View on
tuesday, July %. Tickets may be had from
any member of the lodge.
MARSHALL HALL.-The steamer Corcoran
VIII make trip to Marshall hall Tonight, leav-
ing at 6 o'clock and returning at 1890 and will
continue these Saturday evening trips through
out the summer. The Corcoran makes a daily
trip, except Sunday, to Mt.Vernon, leaving at 10
am. and returning about $50 pm.
HE SECOND YIN. CA. EXCURSION will be
given on Monday next, the steamer Corcoran
leaving at $50 pm. There will be orchestral
music and college glees.
CoLLINdwooD BEACH. - The steamer Pilot
Boy makes special excursions to Collingwood
Beach every Sunday and Wednesday. leaving
the 18th street wharf at 10 am, and pm.
LOWER CEDAR PoINT.-The steamer John w.
Thompson will make her first excursion this
season to Lower Cedar Point tomorrow (Sun-
day., leaving her wharf at $50 am. Excur-
sionists will have four hours at the point and
reach this city at 10 pm.
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LADIES who wish to keep out Of the exchang,
business should buy the perfect and reliable
Household" sewing machine.
VIM SrEIBELISG ISL Pa ave NV
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WALL PAPERS. House and Fresco Painting.
p. HANSON Hiss M'F'G Co. SIS 18th ct.
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PARTIES desiring a bed room suit as low as
els should see the ones we have just received
The best value ever placed on this market. We
going to give you this inducement to call
suits are solid oak
An-hair mattress t. sit, 80 pounds. so
Fine hair-top mattress .............. $50
Splendid cotton { ), .........., $50
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s. P. TEA Co.. IO2 G. st. NV.

FURNACE AND Stove REPAIRING promptly
done by SHEDD Bro. 432 9Th st.
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Bargains in Sewing Machines.
Hand Domestic only 50
10 W. d w. No. 8, all attachments, $40.
5 Singers, So.
Posy, SIS.
8 Wilcox d Glib. $40.
1t UNION MF'a Co., GOA 9th st. n. W..
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CALIFORNIA.
~ Special Parties. Semi-monthly. Tourist Sleep
ing Cars, Cheap Rates. Southern Pacific Co Address
+ HAWIEf, GenI Eastern Agent, 343 Broadway.
New York X. j. SMlIH Agent 40 south I'd ST.,
Philadell hla any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent
apl1-w&s-1St
HNHE ClCLERIEs. l4O6 NY. AVE- FORMS OF
PSYCHIC ca CLES, suitable for both sexes. Special
hours Tor teaching LADIES open till o pm. Boy =
and Misses Sale.y Blcs YES: all makes myl7
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BALL NOTES.

The Senators have shown a decided improve
ment during the past week. They have won
three games out of five, and all by virtue of
hard, scientific batting. An improvement in
this line is most satisfactory. for with a dozen
good hits, nicely punched, club can afford to
play loosely in the field. In the FIVE games
played this week the home team have made As
hits and % errors and their opponents A hits
and 10 errors.
In these five games Mack has made 10 hits.
Wllmot 9. Wise 3, Irwin 2. Wilmot leads in
length of batting. with total of 20 bases
Mack has II bases, Wise 16, and Irwin g.
Manager Bancroft of the Hoosiers has asked
for his release. He saws he is tired OF leading
losing team, and wants to join his wife, who
Is ill. He recommends that the team be given
to Glasscock.
new pitcher named Sullivan is to be tried
by Washington. He halls from Boston and has
good prestige. He will be played as a sub
stitute for the present.
Attorney General Miller and Marshal Rams
dell were spectators Of the game yesterday
The Indianapolis players were the guests of
the Columbia athletic club last night and MANY
of them took q swim from the float at Analos-
tan island
They play here to-day, and on Monday will
be succeeded by the Pittsburgers, who, if they
continue their present rate of ball playing, are
liable TO lose rs many as two games here.
IL would be rather hard lines il Healy were
| to pitch winning ball for Anson now that he
has gone from here. But the chances are
| against him..
The accession Of Rowe and White does not
seem TO have had the desired effect in the
Pittsburg ranks. They are not batting at all
The work OF Captain Irwin is apparent
Every man plays to win, and the game goes
| with a snap that is delightful
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''Early Life" Cigars! Perfect satifaction.

Early Lake cigars! Perfect Satlfactlon.
Are You Shirtlcss?
If SO, it is your own fault. We can give you
Shirt whose intrinsic value is $3.50, made of
Fine French Flannel, for one dollar. This is
our pet department., and N prices and styles
ice can't BE- beat.
1t FRANC. One-Prioe, cor. 7th and d,
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Triple-Pledge Templars.

The little people of the Juvenile temples are
busy regardless, high OF low barometer. Co.
lumbia independent lemple. Miss Lima Hob
son IN charge. had an interesting session in
Golden Cross hall, 9Th and streets northwest.
last evening. An instructive lecture on the
wonders Of the microscope was given by Prof.
Moore and an address by Grand Superintendent
Russell
Washington temple. in Washington hall ON
the Hill, IN charge of Miss Julia Z. Martin SUI
perintendent. had a pleasant meetin z at the
same hour, initiated three new memb, RS and
enjoyed a fne musical and literary program
prepared by Past Chief Templar Miss Mamie
ksIstrom-
Undine temple. Mrs. " f. Bishop, superin-
tendent. had delightful session in Melford
hall. 9Th and 1 streets northeast, Thursday
evening. This temple has initiated thirty-five
members during the quarter.
Holloway independent temple, Miss Annie
h Bond. superintendent, held an open session,
largely attended, in Golden Cross hall Thurs
day evening. A gold and a silver medal were
awarded to Miss Bowbeer and Miss Russell re-
spectiyely. for special activity in promoting a
recent entertainment very creditable pro-
gram was presented by the little people. En-
couragiDg addresses were made by the grand
superintendent and by DIR. S. s. Bond.
Two Willis Filed.
The will of the late George j. Gockeler was
fled in the Probate Court yesterday. He leaves
to the German orphan asylum $500; to his son.
John George Gockeler. 81 900, the wages due
him. the house 72l N street south
east, and his bakery business and house 7ls
NJ street after the death Of his mother; TO his
foster daughter. Henrietta Rempp Gockeler,
he leaves $1,000 and (after the death of his
wife) house 81 street northeast. The re-
mainder of the estate he leaves to his wife.
The will of Thomas McEniry was fled yester-
day. After certain requests to relatives he
leaves 800 to Rev. Father Walter for masses.
$500 for the use of St Patrick :
church. S20o to Carroll institute. and
the proceeds of lot 8, Howard university.
to be divided between st. Joseph's, ST. Vim
cents and st. AIMS asylums and to Provi-
dence hospital; his clothing to the poor in
mates and s150 from any funds remaining
and the rest 10 Father Walter for Charitable
purposes.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE Lors AT AUCTION
Among the auction sales to take place next
Wednesday are two fine building lots fronting
on Connecticut avenue aud ON 2lst street
These lots are opposite the magnificent resi-
dence Of senator Sawyer and In the immediate
vicinity Of other fine residences; no better ioca
ton Ia the northwest, situated ON Connecticut
avenue between Il and streetsl
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THosE DEsrRISo . large plat Of ground for
building or business purposes should attend the
sale Of eleven fine lots fronting on North Capt.
toll aud streets nv. The entire plat contains
about n 900 feet, and NO better location can be
found In that section See sdvt Of sale, 10 take
place Tuesday, l6, at S1Q
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WOrkingmen Smoke Early Life!" for Sc.
New Fashion Sheets for August free at
Domestic Sewing Machine office, 9TH 4 H. jl1-6t
S. p. Tea Co., 1902 G ST. NV. jy9-eo3t
81 Trunk Straps this week for SOC. These
Straps are made of one piece and are u inches
wide. They are given to purchasers Of Trunks
free. JAS s. ToPHAM
jy9-4t 1921 Pa. ave. NV
Half Usual Prices.-Oyer 5000 Mackinaw
and Fancy Straw Hats, latest styles, 25c. to 75c
All the new styles and colors in Derbys. 81 to
$3.50; best made. 80. AMERICAN HAT COM
PANy, 209 Penna. ave opp. Botanical Gardens.
Plain figures. One price. je2s-m,w ,f,s,st+
"Early Life" Cigars cost little, Smoke well.
A Chance to Buy Diamonds.
In order to reduce the immense stock of Dia-
monds imported by us last March We offer the
same at actual cost of import. A few special
bargains are:
l pair Solitaire Earrings, 1 Lie karat, worth
$65, for S48.
pair Solitaire Earrings. karat, worth SIPS,
for 800.
pair Solitaire Earrings, 41s karat, worth
$500, for S2l0.
Solitaire Diamond Ring karat, worth s75,
for $50.
Solitaire Diamond Rings at $40, SIS, and S25,
worth 70 per cent more. r. HARRIS Co.,
jyS-1w 432 Tth st.
Mr.. n. X. Helphenstine, Druggist at the
Portland, has secured the agency for Groves
Herb Extract. The absolute cure for malaria.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"A Every Evening ut Sis.
LAMONT OPERA COMPANY,
THE BEGGAR STUDENT

THE BEGGAR STUDENT.
Addie Cora Reed Alice Garlic. Mabella Baker. Minnie
DE Rue Polly EarbaIn, Vim. Pruette Geo. Broderlck
Chas. Lang, Robert Broderick, Walter Allen.
Next wesk-A NIGHT In VENICE
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
IN Week Of July B. Every Evening S:l5
THOMPSON OPERA COMPANY
IN
IL TRONATORE.
JEANNE Winston, Azucena; Charles Turner Manrico
~ katfael, Count di Luna; Frank Pearson.
tGgue, Leonora
ADMISSION. % CENTS.
Reserved Seats, % and so centa
Next Week-"THE MERRY WAX" jys
I ECTUREs BY TIE PHoSoGRAPH AT BATTLE
~ OF u Run.
ADMISSION, % CENTS.
3e20 10th ST, near U. 5. Treasury
LNDELS SUNMER GARDEN,
SVS-7l0 street northwest
CONCERT EVERY NIGHT
by BEST MUSICIANS OF WASHINGTON.
The coolest place in town to spend an evening.
1ell-2m
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W. u. HoUGHToN d Co.,
1918 and I220 st. NV.
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Call and See the standard Of perfection
The most perfect Machine ever produced is the
Union. Office GOA 9Th ST. H. W. jyl3,2O,27. au3
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FOLDING CANVAS Cors. 9Oc.; 40 yards jointless
straw mating, So; baby carriages, big discounts
refrigeratOrs and ice chests, big discount; Ia
dies lawn rockers, 75c.; 40 ID. hair mattresses,
IS. SINGLETON d FLETCHER, AIS 7th st
FussELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town to dealers, churches picnics and fami-
hes. 1425 New York ave.
BUY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
uict
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S. p. Tea Co., 102 G st. NV jy9-eo3t
"Early Life'' Cigars 4 for &c! Try one.
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ELECTRIC gas lighting and lightning rods. J.
II. KUEHIING, 1912 Pa. ave.
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Suing the District for o., 900 Damages.
DIR. A. A. Marstellar, by Mr.. W. A. Cook, has
entered suit against the District of Columbia
sor $4,000. He claims that the defendant, Oc-
tober 81, 1888, claiming that he lad not paid
his water rent, shut off the water from his
premises a0A G street northwest, thereby dam
aging him.
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Washington Safe Deposit Co., 816 Pa.
ave. Safes rented; IS per year. my4-4m
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The First Eleven Hundred Pages, COM
plotting the first volume of the Century Die
tionary, are now ready for delivery and may
be examined at tine Office, lO06 Z st. NV.
iyll-3t
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LIGHTNING RoDs, speaking tubes.J. H. KuEHLISa.
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Golden Cross Entertainment.

One of the finest entertainments of the
season was given by Meridian Commandery,
No. IFS, U. o. G. c.. last evening, in Golden
Cross hall, the occasion being public installa-
ton Of officers. The oficers-elect, list Of
whom was published in The STAR at the time
of the election, were installed by the deputy
grand commander, Charles L. Patten. assisted
by Deputy Grand Herald N. p. Caldwell aud
Deputy Past Grand Commander George w.
Callahan. beautiful past-noble-commander's
banner was presented to the commander by
Grand Commander John N. Ehle and the re-
Spouse was made by DIR. w. w. Granger. An
original poem by Francis L Willis was also a
feature OF the occasion. The program included
vocal solos and duet by Messrs. r. w. Dew
reaux and p. ]. Trainor; piano solos by Miss
May p. Grimm and Miss Bessie Salmon, and q
recitation by Miss Turcron; at the close of
which refreshments were served to all. The
attendance was very large, completely filing
tine hall, and included Representatives. from
many Of the other Communicates of tho CITY.
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GOOD WORK WITH THE sTIcK-MAcK, wMMor AN D
DAILY on ToP-cAS THEY KEEP IT UP?--NEw
YORK TAKES SECOND PLAcE-THE CHAMPIONSHIP
REcoRD-NoTEs.
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CLIFTON BEACH
" FAMOUS EXCURSION RESORT
Five hours at the beach; home 4 :4I n m T v.
Arrowsnlltb. daily at AS saturdays excepted.
Prom 9TH st. ferry wharf, commencing June 80
GOOD dinner served at cafe. to y. To insure
prompt service secure tlckes Of steward on steamer
Splendid bath houses aud bathing fine SHADY grove
WITH chairs and tables Tor picnic parties. All the opu
lar ADJUSTMENTS. Fare, Doc. children, 25c liberal
rates TO organizations. ". W CHAMBERS, Presd't O.
u h. s. b. Co., Q W. RIDLEY. Genl Manager
transportation le7-2ln
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MIR. X. X. Helphenstine, Druggist at the
Portland, has secured the agency for Groves
Herb Extract. The absolute cure for malaria.
apl6-lw&s4m
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4 No. UPRIGHT REFRIGERAToR.-Regular
price 81. Reduced to 1925. A No. ice chest.
Regular price $3.50. Reduced to S2.45. ]. W.
ScHAEFER & Bro, china and glass, 1920 7th
street northwest
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REIsrSeER's Ice Cream. 235 q street

IMMENSE REDUCTION on wall paper, pictures
and picture frames. b. J. LAWS, 1927 Pa ave-
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HE AMERICAN METER Cos
Economy Gas Ranges,
5. 5. SHEDD Bro, 432 9Th st.
). P. TEA Co., IO2 G ST. NV.
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leaves 18th stwharf daily lexcept sunday for Mount
Vernon leaving at 10 reaching Washington about
800 pan: Fare. rOund-Irlp n, including admission
" grounds aud mansion.
MARSHALL HAIL.
Steamer WV. COkCOhAN leaves 7th ~ wharf daily
for Marshall hail. leaving st 10 an reaching Wash.
inston about s 90 I'm.
Saturday kvening.-The Saturday evening trips.
winch were 40 popular last season. viii
urday July q, leaving ut PA, returning city at
lOoV and Vii continue the entire summer. Parties
song on morning boat have the privilege
NJ Marshal Hall and returning any boat Pare .soc
sundays-two trips-leaying 1t 10 80 IA aud . 80
pn reaching " ashlneto ~ = and 80 pm. hare
round-trip. 25c N2
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DIVER VIEW FOR 1889
INTERNATIONALLY MOST POPULAR REsoB

A SPLENDID EXCURSION TRIP TO SEE THE
"A EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND In
ALL ITS LONELINESS.
ROUND TRIP OF THREE HUNDRED Nrrxs
THE COUNTIES OF TALBOT DORCHEsrRR
AND CAROLINE
TO THE HEAD-wATERs OF THE GREAT CHOP.
TANK RIVER. PASSING THE BEAUTIFUL
TOWNS OF
cAMBRrpox
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EIRsT GRAND EXCURSION
u
LOWER CEDAR POINT. MD.
90 miles down the Potomac River. Pine salt-wstes
Batbing-4 hour
The Fast aud Commodious Steamer
JOHN W. THOMPSON
will make her first trip this season 90 the above well
and faNorably known resort SUNDAY, July IL
1883. leaving Der wharf foot of 9th q IA
ana re ter1ing at 30 the city 10
y. m Best treatment aud good order guaranteed
kefreshlnents ID city prices
TICKETS, so CENTS
PkTEk DILL. Proprietor
yS-1w fllED. fRkUND, Caterer.
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CITY ITEMS.
Another bargain day at Hudson's, !

Another bargain day at Hudson's, 1895,
1887 18th st. NV, for Saturday, February 23d.
only. We have just received a consignment of
35 hhds. of Crockery. embracing everything in
crockery line, and offer the most startling re-
auctions ever heard of in the city, as this is
more stock than any three houses combined
carry, and must be closed out for want of ROOM
Large Handled Cups. 2 for &C.; Common
Plates, &C.; Oval Baking Dishes, &c., f.. &C., and
upward; Meat Platters, large size, 15c., Csc. to
49c.; Covered Butter Dishes, 25c.; Covered
Caseroles and Vegetable Dishes, round, 25c.
square $780,; Covered Stop Jars, 9Sc.; uncovered,
75c.; Bowls and Pitchers, 75c.; Real China Teas
and Saucers, SOC. q doz. each; best English
Cups and Saucers, 49c.; Decorated Cups and
Saucers, Acc. a doz.; best Stone China II pee,
white Chamber Sets, with Jar, $3.9S, this is
bargain at Sc; New Shape hand decorated 10
poe Chamber Sets, 1915, the prettiest thing on
the market; lbs Best Laundry Soap, 15c.; z
Bars Choice Laundry Soap, 25c.; No. Carpet
Brooms, 2Oc.; Large Covered Coal Holds, csc. !;
Extra Large Rock Tea Pots, 25c.; Splendid
Block-Tin Dish Pans, 2Oc.; Clothes Pins lc
per doz. by
HUDsoN's New YORK VARIETY
1885 1897 7tH at NV
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ONLY Two DAYS More.

Our sale of shoes at half price will close Mon
day evening, Feb'y oath. We have only linn
tied quantity Of winter goods left and these
must be closed out at once, no matter how
great the sacrifice.
Come before it is too late and reap the bene-
lit OF some of the following great bargains:
75c. for your choice of our boys button or
lace solid leather Shoes worth $780,
Zoe. for your choice of our misses kid or
pebble all leather school shoes, regular price,
S1.50.
60c. for your choice of our children's kid
spring heels, with tips. Sizes, 8 to IL, worth
$1.25.
81 for your choice of our ladies' kid shoes,
common sense or opera style, worth %.
81. so for your choice of our ladies' real dom
COLA kid shoes, all styles, actual value 80.
S1.75 for your choice of our mems best calf
shoes, all kinds, including the celebrated Wau-
kenphast style. Every pair worth fully S. 80.
All broken lots of shoes at Is of actual value.
The STAR SHOE House,
726 7th St
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Rockville Real Estate.
RECENT BOOM IN THE MARKET-ITENs OF PER-
soNAL INTEREST.

RECENT BOOM IN THE MARKET-ITEMS OF PER-
SoNAL INTEREST.
Correspondence Of The EVENING star
ROCKVILLE, Feb. %, 1889.
There has been quite boom in the real es-
tate market here within the last few days. Mr..
Cooke D. Luckett has made the following sales
To Miss 8. E. Henry, of Washington for 81, 600,
the property Of Mr.. z. T.. Clagett, ~ miles
northeast Of Rockville, containing ten acres OF
land, improved by six-room dwelling. Pur-
chaser will make handsome improvements and
occupy premises early in the spring. To Mrs.
s. E. Whalen, for 800, a third-acre lot at Der
wood, upon which dwelling house is in course
Of erection. To Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer, of
Charlestown, W. Va, for S275. a lot in Judge
W. V. Bouic's park, near the fairgrounds. Pur-
chaser will soon commence the erection of a
large clearinghouse on the same. To Frank
Amoney. for $50, half-acre corner lot at Der
wood Mr.. VIM. Reading has sold to Mr.. John
Kingdom, of the Treasury department, for $3.50,
thlrd-acre lot in Readings addition to Rock
vile, upon which he will soon commence the
erection of $4,000 residence.
Mr.. Martin T. Fisher, well-known citizen of
Poolesville district, is lying dangerously ill
with pneumonia.
MIR. Sigh Morris, of Poolesville, had a leg
broken few days ago by having heavy piece
of timber fall on it.
Prof. Steeman. Of the Rockville academy,
will deliver lecture this evening before the
Young Mems Christian association on the sub
1ect OF astronomy. s. A. M.
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Now, Now Is Your Time

To reduce our stock of rubbers and ladies
fine shoes, which we have too many of, We will
sell for few days,
Ladies' 40c. rubbers for 25c
Ladies' S1.25 buckle arctics for SOC.
Ladies' best quality rubber shoes 30c
Ladies' best quality rubber boots S1.20.
Misses good rubbers zoe.
Misses best quality rubber boots 81.
Mems 75c. rubbers 4Oc.
Mems S1.25 wool-lined Alaska's 75c.
Mems 81. % buckle arctics SOC.
Ladies' 81 kid and pebble button SIPS.
Ladies' $40 dongola button S145.
Ladies' 81. 40 dong. patent leather tip'd S1.45.
Ladies' IS flexible, French dong. bin. 81. 98.
Ladies' 50 kid waukenphasts 90.
The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
/ 1924 It'll st. bet. H and NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NATIoNAL.-London Gaiety Company.
ALBAUGH's.-''TheH Henrietta"
UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH.-Riley and Nye.
KERNAN's.-variety and Burlesque.
GLoBE.-Variety.
CENTRAL HALL---Prof. Carpenter.
HARRIS My Part ner."
'SHILoH" PANoRAMA.-The Midgets.