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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-20

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.
 tB Secretaries requested to send in the dates of meetings of societies, lodges and clubs, and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
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Death of Geo. w. Hardness.
VENERABLE CITIZEN OF THE DISTRICT PAssF

VENERABLE CITIZEN OF THE DISTRICT PASSES
AWAY.
Mr.. Geo. W. Hardness. an old and respected
citizen OF the District died at his residence
1920 H street northwest. after an illness of sew.
eral weeks. The deceased was a native of
this city, having been born on I street, near
Goth, in February, 1911. The family consisted
OF four sons-John c.. Samuel. Geo. w., and
Daniel S. Hardness. and two daughters
Harrison and Mrs. Barron. Daniel s. Hark-
ness is now the only survivor. Having been
educated in the city schools he subsequently,
learned the trade of plasterer with the late
Capt: Ned Handley. Shortly after securing his
freedom he engaged in business on his own ac-
count and continued in it for over half a CEN
tury. He was engaged from time to time on
many OF the government buildings and large
private works. He succeeded Capt. Handley
In the command of the Union Guards. formerly
a fine military organization of the West End.
He represented the first ward for number Of
terms IN the city councils, and was commits
sloner of Improvements for that ward. About
thirty years ago he moved to the second ward
and served several years as the assessor of
the ward. During the war he was an outspoken
Union man, and for several years he was in the
employ of the quartermaster's department.
When Washington was menaced by Early in
1864 he raised IA battalion for the defense of
the city. but the arrival of Gen. Wright's corps
obviated the necessity for its going into service
he was blunt and outspoken in manner, but
Wlthal was of most charitable disposition. In
the days before the war he was one of the
foremost in forming associations for the relief
OF the poor. He was member of Hiram lodge
of Masons III the first ward from early manhood
His funeral will take place Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, and the interment will be at Oak
Hill.
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The Emancipation Day Parade.
STAFF AND AIDES OF THE CHIEF MARSHAL AND pr


STAFF AND AIDES OF THE CHIEF MARSHAL AND d..
VISION MLRsHALs.
The chief marshal of the emancipation
parade, Rev. Robert johnson, had a conference
last evening with the chiefs of the various di-
visions. The staff aud aides were announced
as follows: Chief of Staff, Matthew Lawson;
right and left aides, W. B. Sims and James
Bright; secretary Of staff A. E. Robinson:
aides, George Fisher. Fred Jackson, Frank
Alexander. Richard Spencer, Charles Brown
Henry Butler Thornton Morris, James Fuller,
]. Chamberlin, Solomon Page, Thomas Tyler,
Enoch Williams. Henry Fuller, John Davis,
Sandy Fuller, john Winslow. Thomas Holmes
Moses Griffin, Charles Landay. Henry Wells,
ID. Commodore, 6. ". Chisel, Robert Harrison,
c. Langley. E. n. Gordon, Lee Dunlap. L.
Robinson, Lancey Phillips, A. W. Clemmens,
r. Brooks, Robert Jones, W. Bland, Andrew
Allen. j. Z. Strother. Lincoln Harvey. George
johnson, 4. Howard. p. Brescoe, Jackson Bat
tie, Thomas Campbell and Henry Nelson.
Asbury Jones. marshal for the fourth .divi-
sion, announced the following as his assistants:
Right and left aides, Lewis Willis, Adolphus
Garden, A. johnson. and David Barlow; gen.
eral aides. Richard Evans. of the Harrison and
Morton Pioneer corps; James Carter, CONSOLE
dated social clubs; John Bowen. secretary of
stan. George Washington. chief marshal of the
nineteenth district. announced John Ambush
and Arthur Woodward as right and left aides
OF his division. Thomas Carter, chief marshal
OF the twenty-first district. announced as right
and left aides Henry Whitaker and William West.
Z. johnson, chief marshal of the second dis
trict. named Pleasant Williams and p. Harris
as right and left aides. Robert Brown chief
marshal of the eighth district, stated that he
appointed Thomas Walker and Carter Braxton
as right and left aides.
=, The chief marshal expressed the hope that
the members of the various bodies would APP
pear in line neatly dressed and conduct them
selves while on parade in self-respecting
manner.
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Real Estate Sales.

Messrs. McLachlen and Batchelder, real es-
tate brokers. No. 1915 street northwest, re-
port the following recent sales made by them
IN the subdivision known as Brookland To
Miss Nancy Patton, lot 20, block 20. 1915; to DIR.
W. r. Frisbie, and Mr.. Finn, lots / and 9,
block IL. S1,050: to Mrs. E. VanHorn, lot 4,
block 29, S225; to Mr.. II. f. Warner lots 81
and %, block %. $3.50; to Miss Ellen Hawley,
lots l. in block 29; lot IL, block 25, and lots 5
and 6, block "a. 1915; to John E. DIETRICH, lots
and 10. block %, $3.50; to Firman r. Horner,
lot 8, block II; lot IL. block 3d. lot u, block 25
lots 49, IA. II. IS and 10, block &c, S2,275: to
Allen c. Clark, lots ID and IA, block 25, and lot
8, block III, S1,172; to Geo. Horner, lots and
9. block 25, $3.50; to Charles ?. Horner
lots Is and 10, block &c. $3.50; to NJ Carey. lot
49, block 20. 1915; to Geo. Truman. lots -, H.
10 l6 and II, block 80, $1,000; to Miss L. NJ.
Browne, lots and 8, block 49, $3.50; to f. A.
Holten, lots and G, block go 5000;
to George P. Merrill, lot 5, block 20. $3.50;
to Hon. 1. F. Mckinney, lot 10, block "a.
John o. johnson, lot 81. block %. S525;
to Col. ]. Woodruff Lewis, lot 20, block 26,
S225; through John o. johnson. lots 5 and G.
block ~, to Geo. NJ. Barker. S1.0S7. so cash: to
Jennie s. Bartlett lots and 6. block 49, lots
IA and 10, block "a, and lot 49, block IA. 81 ,S75
block "a, S225; to Mr.. J. Father. through
Messrs. Addison 4 Larcombe, lots 81. 49, and
49, square 914, for S3,14l.71 cash; to Mr.. Red
man. lot ia, Lanier Heights, $1,000; to Sc
curity Investment company. house 2242 Cleve-
land avenue, for g, l00 to Mr.. Mayse and p.
A. Tracy, lots II and Is, square $780, 81 1853; to
Mr.. f. W. Woodruff, through Benz. p. Davis,
esq, lot 100, c. Browns sub Mt. Pleasant
Sl.946.92; to NJ. A. French, lots IS and AZ.
square 936, 1l20; to j. s. Boss, lots S. 81, and
So. square $50. $3.50.
John A. King, J. c. b. Davis and H. E. Pellew
has bought for $40 0OO of Robert Proctor mart
22, block 4, Howard university, sub $40, ON 9th
street. above Lincoln street
II. Kramer has bought. for $4,000, of Ade-
laide j. Brown ct al. part lot II. square 426, &c
feet 81 inches by 100 feet, on 18th, between X
and l. streets northwest.
L. I. Browning has bought of H. Clay Stew
art, for Sl2,703. sub lots SO and As, square 234
fronting 144. - feet on Boundary street, be-
tween 18th and 14th streets northwest.
ATTENTION is called to the list of houses, fur
nished and unfinished, for rent in the adver-
tiSement of Hill Il Johnston
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Jtdge Co..
Yesterday, Benton agt. Benton; decree of
divorce. Hooe agt. Johnson; testimony
ordered taken by f. Forrest.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judqe Montqon,e,y.
Yesterday, Albert Dodson, manslaughter,
sentenced to nine and a half years in the peni-
Tertiary and to pay fine of 900: Lee Grand
Smalley, embezzlement; recosnizsnce taken.
PROBATE CoURr-Jtdge Cor.
Yesterday, estate OF James Lewis; order of
publication. Estate of W. Russell; letters of
administration to A. Lathrop; bond $780,
Estate of H. Kepp; same to Clara NJ. Kepp;
bond S400. Estate of N. B. Smith; same to 4.
NJ. and Anna Mob. Smith; bond $780, Estate
of G. Schmid; same to Jacob Stinzing; bond
5000. Estate Of Joseph Ii. Crown; same to
Mary F. and ]. H. Crown; bond $4,000. Estate
OF W. W. Cooper; order to transfer personal
property to Eleanor j. Cooper. Estate of Allen
OLeary; order to pay funds to s. s. Henkle,
solicitor. Estate of VIM. Hamilton of Charles
county, Md; exemplified copy of will fled
Estate Of p. G.. Riley; citation returned. Estate
of ]. n. Macomb; commission returned with
proof of execution of the will Estate of Julia
r. Marvin; will and remuneration of executors
filed. Estate Of Catherine Z. Bell; order for
sale of bonds. Estate of Lewis Woodward;
order of SALE. Estate of George T. Stewart
will proven, admitted to probate, and widow
qualified as executrix; bond 800. Estate Of
Thos. j. Digs; same action. Amanda Brown
granted letters testamentary; bond $780, Es-
tate OF Fannie z. Lee; caveat to will filed Es-
tate OF Timothy Cunningham; order on next of
kin. Estate of Joseph s. Birch; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary to James
NJ. Johnston; bond $4,000. Estate of C. L..
Bailey; administrator ordered to state account.
In re orphans of J. Sullivan Brown; Edith A.
Brown appointed guardian; bond 81 800. In re
p. G.. Grimes orphans; s. T. Grimes appointed
guardian; bond 81, 500. In re H. j. Hunts or
phans; r. c. Drum appointed guardian; bond
$1,000. In re H. Knox Craig ct al. Isabella s.
Craig and W. J. Miller appointed guardians
In re Howard Jones; guardian authorized to
advance sum. Estate Of L. G. Marini, ex-
ecutor authorized to turn over certain personal
estate. Estate OF Z. A. del Carmina; order au-
thorizing the payment of funds. Accounts were
approved and passed in the estates of John L.
Gregory, o. KENNEL, and VIM. Eckstein first,
final and distributive, and BENJAMIN L. Jack.
son ninth, and Of the following guardians: e,
E. Rider, Charles Walter, Eunice b. Sawyer, II.
A. Rider B. Miller and Mary N. Killian.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

A bill was filed yesterday;by z. T. Gait. sur
wing trustee, 10 secure construction of the
VIII OF the late Cornelia A. Dikeman. The bill
Is directed against George VI. Robson adj
minlstrAtor OF j. Wylie Aulick. and seventeen
others.
The evolution of music" was the theme of
an address delivered last evening by Major j.
W. Powell before the Classical society which
met IN the studio of Miss Ransom
'SIhe formative period of the French drama
and the passions as protrayed by Corneilie"
was the subject Of the fifth lecture delivered
yesterday afternoon at Columbian university in
the course of lectures on the human emotions
by Prof. L. ID. Lodge.
Mr.. Isaac Roseberry, for several years an en-
ploye at the government insane hospital died
Wednesday OF consumption. and his funeral
took place yesterday from the residence OF W.
NJ Dodge, near the hospital. DR.. Chester con-
duoted the services.
The Metropolitan Baptist church, of CAPITOL
Hill. will celebrate the first anniversary OF the
dedication Of its new chapel Monday evening
Mr.. " NJ Clapp will preside and a sermon will
be preached by Rev. s. ii. Green, of Calvary
Baptist church. Prof. Otis T. Mason, of the
National museum, will deliver the address.
A society for the promotion of Christian en-
deavor has been formed among the young peo-
pie of the Fifth Baptist church, with the follow
ing officers: l.. Taylor. president Miss E.
Pierce; vice-president; q. NJ Hunt, secretary;
Walter Price. treasurer; Jas. Il. Thompson,
corresponding secretary, and Miss Virgie Price,
chaplain
The Excelsior Light Infantry, the new col
ored military organization, gave n reception
last night at the Washington Cadets armory.
The autopsy on the body Of Annie Peyton
who was found dead on South Capitol street,
near Virginia avenue, yesterday morning, de-
yeloped the cause Of death to have been pneu-
monia-
Yesterday afternoon John Moore. colored
living on /, between 26th and 27th streets north
west. was taken with fit on j. Maury Doves
wharf, foot of g street, and, falling overheard.
was drowned
The friends Of Mr.. F. Schneider rendered him
aserepade Thursday night in celebration of his
thirtieth birthday.
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CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE.

Next door to the Boston Variety StorA
FANCY SILKS, 371<. 40, so, 62c
HENRIETTA CASHMERES in new Spring Shades,
extra wide, double width, all pure wool, 45c.
beautiful SATIEENS. new French styles, loo
FRUIT OF The LOOM Cotton. yard wide, SIC.
MORE SILKS, 30, o., rs, SIC, 81.
LADIES' BROADCLOTH, spring weight, pure wool
yard and a half wide, S11Ic.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Select one of the following presents with purchase
OF $40 or more. Two pairs Of large size Damask
Towels, worth 81 So one dozen fine Damask Nap
klns. worth Si.50, or large size handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth i 90. anti 1
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Special For a Few Days Only.
Prior to the arrival of our immense stock for
epring wear. we have concluded to make room
and clear out great deal of stock we now have
on hand. Will mention few specialties only:
Ladies' handmade "A Dongola Butt, % %.
Ladies handmade SO Dongola Butt, 81.
Ladies' French tanned stock, regular price
q. S275.
J. T. Cousins So Button, now go at s225.
]. 4 T. Cousins "a French Dongola Butt,
now go at 81 80.
Misses Spr. Heels, J. q T. Cousins make,
regular price So now S1.65.
Child's Shoes, So and Sill. from SOC. and up.
Gents Calf Lace, Cong. and Button. seamless
and soled. regular price S2.25, now SLIGO.
Gents Fancy Tops and Sharp Toes, regular
price 81. so. now SI.S5.
Boys and Youths Shoes from CSC. up.
Call and see our entire stock We can show
you more than now write you about. Call
early to avoid the rush. Money refunded to
dissatisfied purchasers.
BosroN SHOE HousE,
Ii. GoLDsTErN,
912 eth st. n. W., bet. l and K
p. s.-sign Blue Slipper. ap4-6t
Go, Go, Go, 924 9TH n. W., for Easter
bargains. Young's new Boston &C. store. ap4-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District of Columbia, Maryland.
Delaware and Virginia. rain or snow on Satur-
day. followed on Sunday by fair; slightly
cooler; winds shifting to northwesterly, high
on the coast.
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Fire. F1REu Fret,
THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS

THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS
AT THIS SALE STILL CONTINUE,
And Only Few More Days Remain.
The insurance company have engaged eight expert
enced statesmen from this city TO wait on YOU SO do
not delay but come al once. and you will see the
BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
Mems Elegant All-wool Suits, 81. 81, s5.25, and
$3.50.
Mems Fine Corkscrew Suits, Blue and Black, 1915.
8 80 and ~. 90.
Imported Prince Albert Coats and Vests satin faced
nk finished lining. perfect fitting. 80 75 worth $40
Caidren's SUITS. strictly all wo> s12O, sI.45,
Nobby spring Overcoats $3.50, IS, 50. so, SO and
500 W. ~
Mons Pants. all the leading styles. 81 25, 81 so
sl15; the finest quality 81, $3.50 81. rs, in Stripes
ard Checks
he insurance company have decided to close the
entire STOCK out at private SAFE.
912 ST. n. W.
Sly Doors from NH Ia
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SOLID ANTIQUE Oak Bedstead, Bureau, with
bevel glass and Washstand. $50.
8 pieces of same, including woven-wire
spring. pillows and good cotton top mat
tress. go.
Straw Mating from SC. to SOC.
lee Chests and Refrigerators. S215 to $50.
| Baby Carriages from IS to $50.
Special bargains IN every departmet at
SINGLETON & FLETCHER's.
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Cut Prices for This Week.

"a ladies' hand-sewed dongola button, all
shapes, S2.25; So ladies' French dongola, all
shapes, S2.l5; ladies' dongola button always
$3.50, cut price S1.90; ladies' soft and easy fit
ting - button, cut price sl4s; ladies' soft dom
COLA patent leather tips at sl.15; youths but
tons, always Sl.25. cut price 9Sc; youths lace
all-solid, always 81, cut price 75c.; boys and
youths in better grades at prices in proportion
to the above. Children's kid spring heels Sill,
Coo; better grades 75c., 81 and upward Soft.
bright dongola child's patent leather tips,
spring heels. 81. Misses kid spring heels, al
ways SIPS; cut price CSC. Misses spring heels
pebble goat, always Sl.25; cut price CSC. Mems
shoes, all shapes and all styles, at prices no
shoe house in the city can equal Cab and see
for yourself. BosToN SHOE House.
H. GoLDsTEIN, Proprietor,
a1-1m 9l2 18th st. NV, bet and K
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists m20-Sm
For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap,
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's
Coke. JOHNSON BRoTHERs.
ja5-6m Exclusive agents.
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No Cut Prices on Boeden's Liverine. the
great tonic and liver remedy Sold everywhere
at so cents per pint bottle. Get circulars. with
home certificates, from ]. D. Smith. 4th and q
streets northwest. and VIM. F. Given, Agent,
Sd and streets northwest 4.
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HENRIETTA Surfing,

beautiful Spring Shades, nearly yard and half
vide. all pure fine French wool. soc.
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS SIC al.
hONSDALE CAMBRIC, very finest quality, 10c.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, 62LSc
B3IEAAUTIF VI SAITEENS, finest quality, 22c.
1RlCO CLOTH Dress Goods, spring shades, wide
double fold, pure wool, 25c
PLAID MUSLIN, new styles &c.
valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Select one of the following Presents with purchase
OF 50: pair of largesiZe fine Damask Towels worth
15c. a halt dozen fine Danask Napkins, worth Use,
or pair OF SILK Embroidered Corsets worth 1oc.
No CREDIT but the very lowest prices for Cash.
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CITY ITEMS.
HOTEL .Iohusf

Hotel johnson, European, 18th and E
streets.-All the delicacies. such as Spring
Chicken. Lynn Haven Bay Crabs and Oysters,
New York Little-Neck Clans, Crab Salad &c.
Also, Florida Tomatoes, Asparagus, Strawber-
ries. &c 1t
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LOWEST PRICE Pillow ever offered, size 1Sx3O
for Zoe. each; 1911 Gray Blankets S1.25 per
pair, former price, S1.S5; Wire Cots. 81. 40
each; Chairs used one day now sold at 2Oc
each. You should see our dollar and dollar and
twenty-five cent chairs. fully so per cent less
than their real value at W. II. HoUGHToS &
Co.'S 12lS and l220 street
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PosTPoNEMESr OF FURNITURE SALE.-In con-
sequence of the storm Mr.. bowling has post
poned his regular Saturday sale until Monday,
April 8. This is an immense collection, and
offers a fine opportunity to parties desiring
furniture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-06

Go TO julius LASsBURGH's. 315 7th street.
any time next week and pick up some of the
cheap goods that were returned from the
Maltby house.
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II IoU WANT Gas Fixtures Of the richest and
most novel designs go to :. s. Shedd d Bro
1872 9th St. who are agents for de kosenko &
HetheringtOn's" artistic chandeliers
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Stranded BY An INFAST."-The infant
known as the Ideal Felt Tooth Polisher, BY its
results of two years test has completely ''stran-
gledr the "bristles of our fathers"
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ALUMINIUM SPECKs and eyeglasses. Don't
rust or tarnish; hghtest and strongest metal
known. X. L. HINES & Co., 52S 9Th ST. NV,
Under ST. Cloud building
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THOUSANDS of people on the Pacific Coast will
testify to the valuable tonic and nervine quali-
ties of DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron
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Harrison's Inauguration March 10 cts.
Jennie's Our Darling waltz song IL cts.
York Waltz 10 cts
Glenuedda Shottische 20 cts.
1t J. L. FEENEY's Music store. 9S7 F NV
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1runkS ana SatcneIS.
Largest and cheapest line of Trunks and Sat-
chefs iii the city; over $50 10 select from. We
can save you from 81 to g. so on every one you
buy, as we have no extra expense in keeping
them. Give us a trial.
Boston SHOE House,
III. GoLDsTEIy,
No. 912 9TH ST. n. W., bet. and K.
+. S.-Sign Blue Slipper. ap4-6t
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$500 STITCHES Per MINUTE on the Domestic
inventors new sewing machine. the Stand
ard" j. ]. HOLLIsTER, sole agent, sos ST. H. W.
Masonic Tempted
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THROUGH THE TELEPHONE.
'.HellOi"
Hello. there"
is this the DOCTOR"
''Yes. what do YOU want?"
I've got bad attack of dyspepsia. What
shall do for it,
Get bottle of Cooks Balm of Life.
It's the best remedy for dyspepsia
i know Of and will cure YOU at once"
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Trunks and Satchels.

20 Per Cent Discount OH Domestic Sew
ing Machines at the old stand, 9O5 + st. n. W.
(Alasonic Temple). ap2,4,6
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BUY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
toN BROTHERs, the leading firm in the Dis
trlct
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LANDSCAPE AND JoBBING GARDENING.-For
frst-class work go to WV. SUTHERLAND,
937 st. NV,
or leave orders with c. F. HALE. Florist,
719 14th st. NV
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GOODS sold at special low prices for Monday
only at r. GoLDscHMID's. See advertisement
on 4th page.
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For WALL PAPER and window shades go to
X. ". HCndersOns. lib street NV.
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JCLIUs LASsBUKGH. 315 It'll street. will sell
on Monday morning the balance of the effects
of the late Hsltby house. consisting of bed
room furniture. parlOr furniture. blankets
wire and hair mattresses. triple plated silver
ware. table linens. Marseilles spreads, pillows
and holsters. leather drawing room chairs. oak
rockers, tables. &c. Special low prices will
prevail as everything must be sold
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Use REX FURNITURE PoLIsH-Sold by P Han
son Hiss Mfg Co.. SIS 18th n. W.. also druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-06

FUssELL's CAFE. 1925 Ny. avenue, the cheap
est and most genteel dining-rOom in the city.
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Do not cloy your breath and whiskers wit
paper or drugs when you can get Consols Hs
yana Tobacco Cigarettes. No paper or drug
to poison. IL
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The AMERICAN METER Co.'S Gas RANGE
''ECoSoNY' is the best. Shedd & Bro, 4S2 9th
street
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SPRING STYLES. Mems Felt Derbys, 81. so and
s2, extra value. A. T. LEWIS. 435 18th street.
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REMODELISG and undermining old and de-
defective plumbing is made a specially by S. S.
Shedd & Bro. 432 9Th st.
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DIZZY, TIRED FEELING.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA

sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Prepared only
by c. 1. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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We ARE Now SHOWING a line of splendid mat
ting at zoe. and 25c. per yard. ". Ii. HoEKE,
sol Market Space.
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Given Away-New domestic Spring
Fashion Catalogues. illustrating over /. 500 new
est styles At the Domestic Sewing Machine
Office, cor. It'll and H. 1t
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FINNEY's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BUCHU positive
cure for ali diseases of the kidneys, bladder,
and urinary organs, 18th and SITS. NV.
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THRoUGH THE TELEPHONE.

II PLUSH PARLOR SUITES from the Maltby
house on sale az Julius LANsBURGH's, 3l5 9TH
street. Price go per suite.
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To HOUSEEEEPERs

To
that want to buy Furniture. Carpets, Oil-Cloths,
Mattings. Rugs. &c. Go TO the largest install
ment house III the city. Special inducements
TO cash buyers, at }. q. SLArERs
$40 and 3l2 Penn. ave $. G., Capitol Hill.