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AmuPoii's Carlelon Opern Company In
"Mvnhoer Jnn," Evenings fit 8:13. Mntineo
Bnttirday only,
Nr.w Nationat. "Sblloh." Evenings fit 8,
Jlntlncf s Wednesday find Satnrday.
llAimis' "Irish Link." Evcnlnga nt 8.
Ilatlncce. Tueedny, Thursday nnd Saturday.
Kmnan's Hfim T. Jack's Creolos. Evenings
nt 8, Matinees Tuesday, Thursday anil Sntur
doy, Globe St. Bclmn's Specialty Company.
Evenings fit 8. Mntlnocs, Monday, Wednes
day, Frldoy nnd Saturday.
ExcrnsiONs To farsunll Hall, tho steamer
Cliarlcs Mncnlctcr, dally nt 10 a. m.nnd 3p. in.
UAsnAt Association gnmo, -1:80 p. m.
Reception Ladles' WlmodaughsU, 1130 O
Mrcct, 7.80 p. in.
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
fHrtiwberrlcs tiro getting chenp.
Straw lints, tnn shoes nnd llanncl shirts
en display.
Bprlng Inmb, green pc.is nnd nsparngrus
nro now within roach of tho multitude.
On Friday, tho 2d instnnt, tho trustees
of tho Homeopathic Froo Dispensary will
nivo n lnwn party at Chnrlton Heights.
There will bo dancing.
Mr. Leigh Itobinson, on eloquent and
polished speaker, will address the Wash
ington Ass'itiatioit of e-Confcdcrato
Veterans on tho military career of tho
late Joseph . Johnston, at tho Mount
Vernon Place Church, to-morrow evening.
Captain J. F. Oyster, in behalf of tho
Nntionnl Utiles, has accepted Mannger
Kapley's invitation to nttend tho produc
tion of "Bhiloli," tho thrilling war
drnnin, at tho National Thcatro to-night.
The Corps will assemble nt 7:30 this
evening in the armory in full-dress uni
form. Tho Hon. George O. Jones has prepared
n valuable and interesting combined chart
nnd map showing tho influcnco which
tho price of silver holds over nrlccs tor
American fnrm'products. It ish very in
genious method of exhibiting nt n glance
tho effect ot silver demonetization on tho
great staplo products of tho United States.
Tho annual election of officers of tho
Capital llicyclo Club occurred Saturday
evening, and resulted as follows: Presi
dent, waiter S. Dodge; vico president,
Irving Williamson; secretary, Frank. H.
Stephens; treasurer, Kdson It. Olds; cap
tain, N. Macdnninl; executive committee,
V. W. Flowers, J. McKec Hordcn, J. K.
Learning, and ono yet to be chosen.
At tho last meeting of the licit Lino
Street llnilwny Company tho following
officers for tho ensuing year were elected:
George White, president; Charles Flint,
vico-president; II. K. .Gray, secretary and
treasurer; Andrew Glass, superintendent;
board of directors Messrs. Georco H.
Lemon, John W. MacArthur, W. 15.
Gurley, Charles J. Hell. Samuel II. Ivaiifr
111 turn and George White.
To-morrow the first lawn tennis tourna
ment held by the High School for many
years will take place under tho auspices of
tho Athletic Association and tho following
handsome purses havo been offered by
generous merchants: Mr. M. A. Tappin
offers n tournament racket; Messrs Saks
and Mr. Samuel Stinemctz, blazers;
Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop and Smith
& Wardell, rackets; Mr. Auerbach, tennis
rush, and Messrs. YVJJlcttr. llonff unci Mr.
Ohmc of Ohme's Acmo Hall, Baltimore,
each a silk umbrella.
RELIGIOUS EVENTS YESTERDAY.
A Tcmpcvntico Address,
Tho Itcv. Dr. '. J. Carrigun, vice rector
of the Catholic University, lectured before
the Catholic Total Abstlnenco Society at
Carroll Hall last night. Tho speaker re
ferred to tho fact that last year nearly
G.000 persons had been found drunk on
tho streets of Washington oud taken care
of by the police, and said that it would bo
difficult to estimate tho jiumber of cases
of drunkeness that escape their notiro.
At tho close of Dr. Carripan's address Mr.
V. S. Dorncy of California mado a fow re
marks in behalf of total abstinence.
Al Vospor Service.
A Chautauqua vesper service was con
ducted at Foundry M. L Church yester
day afternoon by tho Kov. A. II. Gillette,
chancellor of the Glen Echo Chautauqua,
who mado an interesting address. The
music was a special featuro of tho meet
ing and many old and familiar songs were
hung by tho large congregation present.
Church Furnltuio Presented.
Tho interior decorations of St. Mark's
Lutheran Church, Twelfth nnd C streets
southwest, was completed last night by
tho presentation of pulpit furniture by
various members of tho congregation.
The exercises attending the donation wcro
interesting, tho andrcss of the evening
being made by tho Rev. L. H. York of
tho Methodist Church. Mr. 0. 11. Hots
ford mado an address on behalf of tho
church members.
The furniture consists ot chairs, reading
desk, pulpit, communion table, etc., and
is mado of oak, with very neat finish and
artistic design.
At Howard University.
Tho Hoy. John I. Kwcll of Howard
University addressed n gathering of young
men yesterday at tho gymnasium of tho
University.
Coincr-Stoiio T.alcl.
The corncv-stono of tho new First Ite
formed Luthcm Church, or Tnnitas
Kirche, was laid yesterday at thesito of
the old structuro on tho corner of Sixth
and N streets. Tho Itev. Gustavus Facius,
assisted by tho Itov. T. G. Applo, con
ducted tho services. Tho Itov. A. Drcwsty
offered prayer, and tho Hov. M. Itacliman
of Ealtimoro delivered an address.
MR. DENOEIi HEARD FROM.
Two 'Wcehs on tho Ilond "Without a
Cent.
William Bcngel, whoso mysterious dis
appearance was exclusively published In
Tins Cnmc-llEcoiiD several weeks ago, has
been heard from. Ho is now with 0110 of
liis daughters 011 his farm at Stony Creek,
Va. When ho vanished from Washing
ton he was without and seemed to havo
no hope of early employment, although a
position was Open for him at Wheatloy
Bros." mill. In u bewildered sort of way
he began a tramp South, his objective
point being Itichmond, Va. After being
two weeks on tho road ho reached relatives
nt Stony Creek In a demented condition.
Hoatonco wanted to tramp back to this
city, but was restrained. Ills mental con
dition is unchanged, though it is thought,
with proper attention his faculties will re
turn. Tho I'oi ty-Nlnore.
Colonel McKibbin, Mr. HalletKilboum
nnd Mr. Georgo O. Gorham aro mnklug
nttie preparations for tho comfort and
pieasuro of thoso who will attend the an
nual excursion of the California Pioneers
to Marshall Hall next Thursday. Planked
shad, clam chowdcr.Callfornia wines, and
punch and beerad lib. will boserved. Tho
fctcanior Macalestcr will leavo Seventh
street wharf at 10 a. m. and 2:30 p. in.; re
turning at 7:30. Lunch will bo served lit
12:20 and dinner at 1:30.
Berkeley pure rye whisky.
The Continentals.
Tho Washington Continentals hold a
Hpcclnl business meeting on Saturday
e filing nnd mado nil necessary arrange
ments for their excursion to Fen-Mnr and
Gtttvsburg on Decoration Day over the
Pennsylvania Itallroud. Several applica
tions for aitivo membership wero ro
(.rived. It was decided to givo a garden
party in tho near future. Tlio Continent
als nro adding plenty of good matorinl to
their company Tho Continentals form
nn Independent organization and furnish
uniforms ireo to their members.
Mper gallon, Jl per quart, COo. a pint.
lvtu Traveling I'nliiecH of llenutloH.
'La Hello Creole" and ''Cloopatr.i," tlio
twopalaco cars in which Sam T. Jack's
Creolo belief) and L'gyptian beauties travel
and dwell, arrived last night from Pitts
burg on I ho 11. A 0., and wureBldo-traokcd
near tho old baseball grounds. The ladles
looked nona the worse for their long ride,
nnd wero bright and charming, unil whlleil
nwny tho evening in nntivo festivities.
Tharp, 818 F street northwest,
TO A GOOD GAME.
THE NATIONALS AT LAST BR.EAK
THE SmiNG OI' DEFEATS.
Coinhkey's Men rtcatrn In nn ExcltliiR
Contest Miller Pitched Effectively
nml tlio Tenm Hatted AVcll The Cin
cinnati Hcils Will Play Here To-Day
Diamond Dust.
After suffering eleven straight defeats
the Nationals concluded It was time to
put a cleat on tho iv(g$anand, forn
time at least, call a hall . ,. the downward
career. Accordingly Miller wni sent for
nnd put into tho points, witli tho expecta
tion that ho would prove the stumbling
block in tho victorious career of Comis
key's men. Nor was tho hopo unfounded,
for tho Jcrsoyman pitched such excellent
ball and tho team behind him did such
excellent work at tho bat that tho homo
team pulled off a victory. It took tho
lend from tho start and was never headed,
although coming into the stretch the
Drowns made n gallant effort to overhaul
the leader, but wcro unsuccessful.
Miller's good work was tho feature of a
very interesting contest, and the men be
hind him, although thoy did somo wo
fully ragged fielding, bnttcd well and op
portunely. The Nationals started off by
making four runs In the first inning, and
followed it up with four more in the
third, when f'omiskey took out McGill
and substituted his star pitcher, Stivctts.
After this the batting decreased, but tho
local men mado enough hits, and, with
tho assistance of tho Drowns' errors,
ptdlcd two moro tallies out, making tho
total ten.
Miller let up In his pitching after victory
was assured, ami tho men from the Mound
City managed to get six runs to add to tho
two they already had, but they wero mi
nute to reacn tuc total 01 tnc .nationals.
The score by innings:
Washington. 1 0 -l 0 1 I 0 0 x 10
St. Louis.... 0 10 10 3 1 2 '08
Earned runs Washington,!; St. Louis,
3. Two-baso hitf McQueory, Munyaii
and Stivctts. Tiiree-bnso hits Dowd and
Hatfield. First baso on balls-Off Miller,
); off McGill, !. Stolen basc3 Hums and
Hatfield. First baso on errors Washing
ton, 1; St. Louis, . Left on bases Wash
ington, 0; St. Louis, 7. Struck out lly
McGill, 2; by Stivctts, 1; by Miller, 3.
Passed ball Munyan. Wild pitches
McGill, 1. Timo of game 2 hours and 5
minutes. Umpire Kcrins.
Other Gumcs I'lnycil,
ASSOCIATION.
Saturday At Baltimore Baltimore, 1G;
Louisville. 0.
At Philadelphia Columbus, 0; Ath
letic, 4.
At Boston Boston, 4; Cincinnati, 8.
I.llAOUE.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, C; Philadel
phia, !.
At Boston New York, -J; Boston, 1.
(Ten Innings.)
At Cincinnati Pittsburg, 2; Cincin
nati, 7.
At Chicago Chicago, C; Cleveland, J.
Gnincs To-Dny.
ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati at Washington.
Columbus at Boston."
Louisvillo nt Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Baltimore.
LEVC.UE.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia nt Cleveland.
.urooKiyn nt Cincinnati.
TYhnt tho Clubs nnvo Done.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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"IlehliKl tho lint.
"The "hoodoo" has been found and
tho spell broken.
It cost Comisky $20 to protest against a
decision of the umpire.
Miller pitched in excellent form.
Lohnian nnd Carscy will' be the battery
to-day.
Kelly's Cincinnati team will begin a
scries of four etames this afternoon.
Saturday was tho first time Manager
Snyder has endeavored to coach the men
from tho bench and tho good results were
easily apparent.
Pitcher Cunningham of tin Baltimore
Club has sued President J. Larlo Wagner
of the Athletics for 5G00 alleged to bo duo
him. Ho claims that ho signed with tho
Philadelphia Players' Lcaguo Club last
year for $2,000, and after receiving $1,000
as transferred to Buffalo, where he was
to receive S1.000 for tho remainder of the
season. President Wagnor, ho says,
agreed to make himself responsible for
tho amount at tho time of the transfer,
and tho $C00 is claimed as an unpaid bal
ance on me account.
Tho Nationals need strengthening. In
their present condition they handicap the
American Association. It has been tho
policy of the organization since the break
iroin the national ngrcemct to assist the
weaker clubs, but there seems to be no in
clination to help tho Wa9hlngtons. St.
Louis is the only club to come to tho front.
Von der Alio snvs he will givo them
Pitcher Ncal. lialtlmore Amwlcan.
Baltimore will play on its new grounds
to-day.
Von der Abe thinks tho Association is
doing better without tho national acree
ment than it did when it was a party to it.
Lohmau is endeavoring to get tlio Na
tionals to sign a California pitcher, of
whom ho speaks favorably.
Kilroy has been released. It would not
bo n bad idea to give tho south pw twirler
a trial.
RACES ENDED.
Close of the .Successful Meotlns: of tho
Jockey Club.
Tho most successful race meeting over1
held in this city closed Saturday. The
meeting reflects great ciedit on tho Wash
ington Jockey Club, which not only gave
a high class of sport, but surrounded it
nith excellent and pleasant accommo
dations. Tho winners of tho last day's running
were:
First Race Hermit first, Village Maid
second, Vance third.
Second Race Lotion first, Kyrlo B.
tccond, Iceberg third.
Third Race Syracuse first, India Rub
ber second, Lotion Third.
Fourth Race Fitz Lee first, Basil Duke
second, Benjamin third.
Firth Race Costa Rica first, Gypsy
Queen second, J. J. O'B, third.
Sixth Race Klla first, Krlkinn second,
Kdmonin third.
jWnvrliiKo License.
Tho following marriage licenses havo
been issued: Samuel L. Ross and Bessie
Freeman, Now York; Walter L Roso and
Carrio Truslow, Stafford County, Va.;
Thomas O, Colburn nnd Hntlio I), Hard
esty, Maryland; Charles T. Washington
and Suslo U, Scott; Narcessor S. Greenlaw
and Sadie A. Owen, city; Hailcy 11.
Robcitson and livclyn K. Oowglll.
CammoiKlnlilo.
All claims not consistent with tlio high
character of Syiup of Figs tiro purposely
avoided by tlio I'lilifonila Fig Syrup Com
pany, It acta gently on tho kldtioys,
liver and bowels, cleansing tlio system
cfftctuully, but it is not a euro-all and
makes no pretensions that every bottle
will not -substantiate,
.
Tho Ciue of tho DrnleiH.
Owing to the illiio&B of Judge Miller tho
trials of tho dcaleis charged witli selling
without a licence havo been postponed
from day to day. It is expected now, that
Judge Miller is recovering, to have the
first enso called for trial to-morrow. It is
not known which will bosclcctod as u tctst
case.
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Remember tho boys' short panta nnd
units we advertiso from $2 up. Ulscmau
Brue,, Seventh nnd L
EAST WASHINGTON,
CArnoi. ltir.L.
Sometime ago tho Cnmc-Ilrcon!) mildly
suggested that among tho streets needing
ropairs wns G street, cast of Klevcnth.
Karly thla morning n large forco of men
were put to work with picks, shovels nnd
horses nnd carts to improve that thor-,
oughfarcj
Mr. Morgan G. Mount of 012 A street
northeast, died Saturday night after sov
cral weeks of painful illness superinduced
by grip, Tho funeral services will bo
held at Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Sixth and A streets northeast, this even
ning at 8 o'clock. Ho was tho junior
member of tlio firm of Mount, Orr it Co.,
'lucenswaro dealers, on Pennsylvania ave
nue, between Sixth and Sovcnth streets
northwest.
Johnnlo Pylcs, tho young eon of tho
popular Fourth street (southeast) mer
chant, who had 0110 of his feet severely
crushed Inst Friday by a wagon wheel
passing over It, Is recuperating rapidly
iroin iiispainiui injury.
Tin: CiUTic-Rrcoiii) would like to sug
gest n reasonable theory that would prove
of incalculable advantago and tremend
ous enhancement in valuo of a certain
section of Southeast Washington, now
most grievously isolated on account of tho
network of tracks of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad that territory lying to
tho south of said road situated between
Fifth and South Capitol streets. Tlio ma
jority of tlio travel from this region comes
up 1'ourth street nnd New Jersey avenue,
nnd tho proposition is that tho railroad
crossings at theso thoroughfares might bo
bridged in such manner that equestrian
and pedestrian travel would always be
safo and uninterrupted. The grading and
beautifying of Garfield Park has mado
this an especially attractive resort, result
ing in much travel over tho New Jersey
nvcnuo crossing ot this point. Not only
Is this nn exceedingly dangerous crossing
but, in addition, most aggravating periods
of waiting hnvo often to bo endured by
ncrsons in urccnt haste. It was onlv n
short time since thai, a, physician reccivmz
n call to n patient who was taken sud
denly and dangerously ill had to wait at
tliis plnco several minutes. Tho railroad
is a necessity, of course, but bridge tho
streets at tho points suggested and a vast
amountof inconvenience will bo removed
and a resultant increase in alue of prop
erly. Mr. Sullivan of 31 1 South Capitol street,
n young nnd populnr conductor on the
W. A. (T. It. It., is seriously ill with pul
monnry affection.
Tho manv friends of Mis Clnr.i Me-
Phorson of ll.'l Fourth street southeast
will bo distressed to hear of her being
stricken again witli tho prevailing
malady the grip. Miss McPherson had
n severe nttnek ol the same disease last
year.
Axvcosm.
Tlio Jnckson-strcct M. P. Church was
crowded to tho doors last evening, the oc
casion being the celebration of the thirty
second anniversary of tho organization of
tho church. Tho superintendent of the
Sunday-school, Mr. II. A. Lingre, was in
charge of tho exercises, and propounded
the query, "Who is the teacher who has
been associated with the Sunday-school
the longest?" and tlio Teply came from
tho infant class, "Mrs. Wnlson."
Mrs. Walson has been teaching llm nun
class for tho past twenty-livo years and
when called to the platform said that she
had taught the parents of a largo number
of those who wcro now pupils in her
class, etc. At the conclusion of her re
marks the lady, who is a zealous church
wqrker, was presented with a handsome
chair. Mrs. Henry Rabbc sang a beauti
ful solo and recitations interspaced with
singing bv tho school wcro given by Miss
Alice Lingre, Miss Nettie Baker, Miss Kva
King, Miss Smith, Miss Flora L'tzlcr, Miss
Cassic Libbey and others. Br. Hcnsly,
the choir director, sang a solo.
Mr. Johann Koenig's condition was un
improved this morning when .1 Ciiitic
Ri cor.D man called at his residence.
Numerous tally-ho excursions passed
through the town on their way to the
country yesterday.
A party of young men congregated in
front of a certain residence last night and
got their voices in good order to screnado
the residents of that vicinity, who for
somo unknown reasons aid not apprecinto
their efforts and dampened their ardor
with several buckets of cold water dropped
from the second-story window.
Several loads of stone.havo been hauled
to tho foot of the hill on Jeirerson street
extended, and it now looks as though tho
residents there will have a paved roadway.
Sidewalks aro also badly needed.
Several new houses have been com
pleted on Green's Hill, which is now .1
town in itself. Nearly all of tho resi
dences stand on a terrace, all of which aro
neatly sodded and makes a picturesque
sight to the passer-by.
The Rappahannock and Bagmuflln
baseball teams got together yesterday, with
the following result: Raps, 10; Muffins, 13.
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
A slight fire occurred yesterday in the
slablo of J. B. Johnson, back of 137 F
street.
TheFour-and-a-half street branch of tho
Central Union Mission will reopen this
evening at tho Baptist Mission Hail, on
Four-and-a-half street, between N and O
streets. Brothers Georgo W. Havel,
George W. Wheeler and others will be
present.
A large and interesting meeting was
held yesterday at Rescue Branch of tho
Central Union Mission. Tho services this
evening will bo led by Mrs. M. 13. Carroll.
Tho Rev. Mr. Bailey will lead Wednesday
night.
There will be no meeting at Gospel Hall
to-morrow ovening, owing to tho meeting
of tho executive committee of tlio Central
Mission, of which Mr. Stuart, tho Super
intendent, is a member.
Tlio Smithsonian grounds aro being
overrun by garlic.
Yancy I). Rotters of G03 First street re
ports stolen last night forty-tlireo pounds
of tobacco valued nt nbout $10. Tho
thieves mado their entrance by breaking
a couple of panes of glass.
"Making Bread" (Matt. sill. 33) was the
subject of the Rev. T. Outwatcr, at Ken
dall Chapel, yesterday morning. Tlio
thought expressed had reference to tho
ingredients. The yeast works only in
(lour, not in pulverized stone or wood.
Tho wheat must bo mado into Hour.
Yeast will not raiso wheat. The heart of
man must be humbled, broken between
the nether and upper mill stones of law;
conviction must tako placo beforo tho
gospel will leaven. There is a divino
adaptation of tho gospel to the human
heart and its needs. Tho yeast is hidden
ond works slowly, but tho provision is
that tho whole shall bo leavened, But
tho bread, in order to bo fit for use, must
be baked. Tho diamond must bo polished,
tho rnaiblo must bo chiseled. Tlio soul
must bo placed in tho furnaco of discipline
and allliction and work in order to reach
its highest usefulness.
Jntlie evening the subject was "Paul
Beforo Felix."
Tho Mall should be lighted by elec
tricity. Yesterday tho weather was such as to
demonstrate fully tho benefits of tho
Arsenal Grounds as n resort for tired,
overheated humanity. Thero is no spot
in the city whero tho seeker after sum
mer rest may find greotcr satisfaction.
At Ryland Church yesterday evening
the Rev. Dr. Prlco, tho pastor, preached
a sermon on "American Citizenship" ho
toro tho Order of United American Me
chanics. Tho regular services took place nt
Westminster Presbyterian Church yos
today. Thinks Ho llusii .Spite.
Hattie Williams, nblaek damsel living
In nn alley in Georgetown, was rolcasod
from jnll on Saturday and three hours
later she was in tlio Georgetown station.
"Dis is do fifth time, bosa, dat dis'lior
111011, Mr. Upperniiin, done arrost mo,"
Mild Hiiltic, "an' I diiuno what ho mean
by it. Drunk? No I wnn't drunk. I
bail n't had timo to git drunk fob ho done
arroet mo. Ho got n spito, I t'iuk,"
"Why don't you movo from his boat if
von think ho has?" usked thoCourt. "I'll
hnotoiineyou10."
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Our boys,' long pants suits for $1 nro
beauties: better qualities proportionately
low, Uucmnn Bros.. Seventh and E.
Try Berkeley,
A BLUE MONDAY
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MANY LUCKLESS ONES-IIErOHE
THE POLICE COURT BAR.
In Hard Luck On, n I.onR Strike
Clinrgts of Crntlty to n Prisoner JInile
A gainst Two Policemen Mr. Crounsc'8
Cntc.
Chnrceft Agitlnst OHIccrs.
Tho front of Henry West's shirt wns
spattered with blood when ho stepped
into tho dock this morning in the Polico
Court to answer tho charge of being
drunk and disorderly and resisting tlio
officers when thoy attempted to arrest
him. West's wife, Anna, and his daugh-tcr-in-lnw,
Mary Ann, wcro also charged
With tho somo offense. Tho troublo oc
curred on the Good Hope road, near
Uniontown, and the officers testified that
though a good man when sober, ho was ti
tough citizen when drunk. Ho was
cursing and swearing and tho policemen
told him to go home, but ho said he could
lick them both. But ho didn't succeed,
and was carried to tho station. West tes
tified that tlio oillccrs had struck him
without causo and ho hadn't been able to
cat anything sinco that time. Anna
West, tho son and tlio daughter-in-law
nil testified that West had not struck tho
officers.
"There are several charges ngainsttho
policemen," said tho Court, "and I want
to give them n chance to disprove them if
they can. So I will postpone tho case un
til Wednesday, when they will bring
their witnesses in Court.''
In Ilnril Luck.
Peter F. Wynne is playing in bad luck
and he wns beforo Judge Kimball this
morning charged with being n vagrant.
Ho said ho was a clerk and was from
Pittsburg, and had come to this city for
the purpose of getting employment, hut
ho did not succeed nnd his money gnvo
out. Then ho nnd his wife went from one
boarding house to nnother, staying ns
long ns tho landlady would allow them
nnu then seeking quarters elsewhere.
There wcio half n dozen boarding
hotiso keepers as witnesses, and Wynne
owed all of them from $1(3 to $2.3. Ho
said that it was ids Intention to pay these
bills ns soon as he secured employment;
that he did not intend to swindle people
nut nf thn mnupv.
Judge Kimball held hira until ho could
hear from his friends in Pittsburg, anil if
they do not coiuo to his rescue ho will bo
n guest of Mr. Stoughtenburgh for the next
sixty days.
On n Louc Stilhe.
Otto Somers litis been out of work sinco
tho painters went out on a strike last year.
Ho is a union man and lie says ho won't
work with "scabs," that ho had a
home and mother and that he was not a
vagrant as charged by the oillccrs. Ho
testified that sinco tho strike ho had been
doing odd jobs and in tho meantime had
spent thirty days in jail for larceny. But
ho had reformed, so ho said, and had a
chance to go to work to-morrow. Judgo
Kimball told him to step aside and ho
would see if he really had n chance to go
to work. If ho hasn't ho will have to
spend a season at the workhouse.
I'or Currying Conrcnlctl AVcnpims.
Grant Watson was fined $20 by Judgo
Kimball this morning on the charge of
carrying concealed weapons. Yesterday
ho went to sco his sweetheart, according
to his story, and while there he got into
1111 nltorcatlon with Henry Lucas. Lucas,
lie pays, picked up a stove lid and made a
motion as if ho would striko him. He
stepped out of the door and got a stone,
but there were half a dozen witnesses who
testified that lio put his hand 111 his
pocket and drew a pistol in n threatening
manner. Thero was no evidence to prove
that Watson did not have a pistol, except
his own evidence, and the Court imposed
the usual fine.
Mr. Croiinso'8 Case.
The case of William L. Crounsc,
charged with criminal libel by cx-Sur-gcon-General
Hammond, has not as yet
been set for trial. It will probably bo
called up Saturday, as that is usually a
quiet day in the Polico Court.
m
WEST WASHINGTON.
Br. Amstcad Peter returned on Satur
day from a short stay at Atlantic City.
The Olympics (junior) have organized
for tho season of 1691, ond have been for
tunate enough to secure the service of Mr.
A. Belt, who looks after first base and
captains the team. Address all challenges
to J. Stephen Cassin, 1200 Thirtieth street.
Tho Georgetown and Tenallytown Rail
road Company carried 7,012 passengers
yesterday with only eight cars, and they
say that as many were turned away.
yr. John II. Smoot, who has been very
sick, is improving.
Hattie Willhaus was arrested by Officer
Pnsseno yesterday evening, about 0.30
o'clock, for disorderly conduct and being
drunk, and after she was locked up she
was boisterous, leading to two charges
against her.
Margaret Williams was arrested by
Officer Uppcrman as being a vag.
R. K. I.eggctt was charged wuth being
disorderly in a street car, and ho left 5
collateial.
Invitations have been issued to tho May
ball to bo given by the Klito Dancing
School of this place. Tills school is
patroni7cd by the elito of this section of
tho District and is under tho very able
supervision of Professors II, V. Schlosser
aim a. 1,. ugie. 1110 uau win uo given in
Academy Hall on High street and tho
pupils of tho above named gentlemen will
(bow what they have learned under their
tuition during tho past season.
Mr. James K. Probcy, who made ono of
his usual fast drives to Cabin John Bridge
yesterday, states that there were at least
CC0 teams on the road, and that others as
well as himself noted tho good order pre
served by the police. This is a sourco of
great satisfaction to the many who wish
to have a quiet and pleasant drivo on this
road.
Tlie Mysterious Club took breakfast at
tho Cabin Hotel yesteulay.
Mr. "William Lashcar died at his resi
dence on P street, near Thirty-second
street, this morning. For many years he
was a clerk 111 tho establishment of
"William Shustor it Sons.
Tho usual Sunday evening meeting of
the Christian Hndeavor Society of Con
greis Street M. P. Church wa3 held last
evening. Tlio president, Mr. Georgo II.
Birth, was prcient for the first time 111
four months, having just recovered from
a serious spell of sickness. Although
looking badly, with a trembling voice, ho
..tnlrn ln1l,i,,li, rf lila ct1?fcct o,,,l nnirn
tho society an earnest talk on (heir duties
as young Christians. All wcro glad to
have their president with them again.
Tho meeting was in charge of Mi&s Bessie
Bcnll, who conducted it 111 a most credi
table manner. Theso meetings tiro very
interesting and aro largely attended each
Sabbath by tho young people and others,
lho ground was broken on M street
near Thirty-second street this mornlugto
lay tho now water main on the south side
of M ttiect. This chango in tho water
mains is for tho convenience of the new
cable road.
C. II. Fickllng, real-cttato agent, reports
the following sales;
Part lot 00, square "0, improved, to J. J.
Shugruo, $3,000.
lai t lot SO. snuaro 8!i. innirovcd. forT.
I.. ni:il A.B. Croploy, to J.J. and Mar
gnietMiugtuc, ?7,r00.
Part lot JO, square !V, improved, for
sin 11c, to II. Sommcrs and Son, -?7,250,
Lots 20, TO, nnd 31, sqiuuo 037, for Gor
don nnd Padgett, trustcos, to Chillies A.
Shields, 1-7,310.70.
Parts loin 177 and 178, squnro 81, for
Catharine Hcennn et ul., to Goorgo W,
Young, JOflO.
Lots 10, 20, and 21, square 017, for Gor
don nnd Padgett, trustcon, to Charted A,
Shields, 80,208.07.
Pnrt lot 68, square f2, improved, for Job
Barnard, trustee, to W. L. Harrington,
13,000.
Sublet 125, squnro 78, Improved, for
for Padgett nnd warron, trusteeo, to John
Barr, $1,260.
Part lot 161, squnro 71, improved, for A.
10. Sherwood ct ul,. to 1 N. Schul,
J1.C00.
Part lot 183, squnro 107, to Louis O.
Jtoscnbiich, 81,621.00,
Sublot 03, bquaro 67, Jinprovod, for
Mnnoguc nr.d Curtln, to Charles P. felolil
mnn, $3,1100.
Pnrt lot B, square 120, improved, for W,
II. Manogue.to Bonis O'Brion, $2,000.
Pnrt lot 87, square CO, improved, for
Denis O'Donouhuo ct al., to Samuel I.
Allen, $2,C00.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
A Vow Points About tlio Local Qrgnnl
7ntions. 1'arngut Tost, O. A. It., will conduct
tho services at Congressional Comctory
the 30th instant. A parade will be formed
at tho corner of Third street ond Pennsyl
vania nvcnuo southeast, nnd the lino of
lnnreli will bo to tho cemetery.
Nelson Division, No. 2. U. R. Iv. of P.,
held a. special business meeting on Friday
ovening at which they decided to givo n
grand combination oxcurslon with Colum
bia Division, No. 3, Hermiono Division,
No. 4, IT. II. K. of P., nnd tlio Washington
Continentals, to Pen Mar nnd Gettysburg
over the Pennsylvania Railroad on May
30, Decoration Day. Tlio application of
L. II. Sawyer for membership was re
ceived. Remarks wero mado by Sir
Knights Lieutenant J. II. Mills. Herald J.
W. Hardcll, W. C. Newton, N. Bunch, A.
Lauxman and 1. F. Warner.
Sir Knights Thomas Sommervlllo, Br.,
J. L. Vogt, Frank Schwartz, James M.
Hodges, J. M. Ford, A. Loeillcr and II. G.
Schaffer composo a delegation sent from
Do Molay (mounted) Commandcry, K. T.,
of tills city, to Denver, Col., to arrango
for headquarters for their commandcry
in that city, where tho next triennal con
clavo will uo held, Their trip will extend
over ten days, but thoy travel in a char
tered hotel car under the supervision of
Conductor Currcn, and will no doubt have
a pleasant trip.
Minoola Tribe, No. II, Improved Order
of lied Men, meets at Masonic Hall, Ana
costio, on Friday night of eacli weok.
Mincola is keeping up her record for cap
turing polo faces. Within tho last six
moons sue has captured fifteen. Red men
never sleep whilo on tho hunt. A pale
face, by tlio name of John Spcicor, was
captured on last sleep. Also two degrees
were conferred upon Brothers 13. Elliott
and J. M. Morgan. The tribe received an
invitation from John A. Logan Post of
tho Grand Army, to take part in the deco
ration of tlio Union soldiers' graves at St.
Kllabeth Cemetery on tho 30th of May;
which invitntlon wasneccpted. Tho tribe
will give their annual excursion on the
1th or next month to River View.
This nftcrnoon nnd tills ovening the
town will bo full of Knights of Py thins
from other cities, who will bo tho guests
of tlio Sir Knights nnd their Indies of this
city for n short time.
The Third Artillery Band under Pro
fessor Hoffman will precede the Knights
when they nrrivc at tlio Pennsylvania do
pot and wilt march over the principal
streets of the city. A banquet will be
given to-night, us well as on entertain
ment nnd hop nt the National Rules'
Armory.
Tho Oohlcn Cross.
The closing session of the Grand Com
mandcry will be bed to-morrow (Tuesday)
evening, at tho now Golden Cross hall,
National Capital Bank Building, Penn
sylvania nvcnuo between Third nnd Fourth
streets southeast, nt which the Supreme
licprcsentatives nnd the officers for tho
ensuing term will be elected.
IUAK1UKD.
NAYI.OH riLLMOllE - At Cumberland,
he Itcv. itlchard Morri-. Levi w!
Wisconsin and Mary E. Fillmore of
;wn.,iy Hie
Knjlor of
unio.
i)ii:n.
COOl'EIt-On Sunday, JIny 10, 1S11, nti.SOp.
m., nt her Into resilience, "i21 P etrcct ioiitli
wett, Julln, beloved w lie of William B. Cooper,
In the 53d 3 carol her age, niter a lquc nnd pain
ful lllnoe, which the bore with the fortitude of
a true Christian life.
NIXCN-O11 Sunday, May 10, moj.ntSIS
.1. in., at Ulcndnle, Md., Mrs. L (1, Nixon.
l-'iinernlthis (Monday) nftcrnoon. Interment
at Itock Creek Cemetery.
110MEK On Saturday, May 0, at ! 20 p. m.,
Charles Homer, bcloeii husband of Ciirrle
Homer, in thcSSd Jcnr ot lila age.
Funeral from his lato residence, 2i) Pcnton
trctt northeast, Tuesday, nt 3 o'rlocl:. Rela
tives and friends Imltcd to attend.
fellACKELFOEH-On Sunday, May 10, 1801.
nt 1:10 11 m., Archie Tobias, son of J. A. and
M. E. Shackelford, aged 2 1 years and 11 months.
Fnncral from the iato rcbldencc, 118 Massa
chusetts avenue northwest, Tuesday, May 12,
at lftSO o'clock a. in. 1'rlcnds hulled.
SrKCJAT, NOTICKS.
BTREMOVAL.
WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN OUR
NEW STORES,
1215 F AND 1211 G STREETS,
WHERE WE MIALL BE 1'LEASF.I) TO SEE
ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
31. W. DEVER1DOE,
IMPORTER
or POTTERY,
AND GLASS.
PORCELAIN
RECHAWTES, AT I ENTION I
The next of the scries of Rcchablte public
temperance meetings will bo held at Uay
strcct llaptlst Church, uirncr Thirty-first nnd
N streets. MAY 10, lNtl, nt 8p. m. '1 ho pastor,
Rev. W. S. O. Thomas, and Uiothcr b. A. Cox,
will address tho meeting. Members of sister
tents ivlll meet at Hcbcr Tent 100m al :1S p.
111. In regalia.
Dy order of Committee.
J. HARRIS, SecrcLiry,
'OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
Taxes. District of Columbia, Wnhln2-
ton, April :so, IS")!, Tho attention of tax-payers
is called to the tax lo led for tho yc.v cud
ingJune SO, 1891, on real and personal prop
erty. '1 he second hilt ot such tax, where not
pre lously pald.will become duo and nayah'c on
the 1st day of Maj-, nnd It not paid beforo tho
lstday of Juno ensuing shall thereupon be In
arrears anil delinquent and n penalty ot 2 per
centum upon tho amount thereof slnll bo
added and tbe same, with other taxes duu and
In arrears, shall be listed for aiUcrtlscincnt
and sale in tho manner prescribed oy existing
law. lly otict ot tho Commissioners ot tho
District ot Columbia. Attcst-E. U. DAVIS,
Collector of Taxes. V. C.
ftSayFEET RELIEVED. DR. WHITE,
BSC CHIROPODIST,
1410 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard'a
Hotel. Thousands from far and near visit Dr.
Whlto's establishment for relief from and avoid
ance of corns, bunions, diseased nails and all
other foot troubles. Hours, 8 a. m. to 0 p. m.
Sundays. 9 to 19. Office fee f 1 per visit tor put
ting the feet in good order. Established 1M1.
rggfJ. WILLIAM LEB
(Successor to Henry Leo's SONS),
UNDERTAKER,
SS2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W.,
South Side.
Branch Office, 1'JS Maryland avc, s. w
ggpCAMl'KLL CARIUNUrON,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
6UQ D street northwest,
Washington, D. O.
Webster Law Ilnlldlng,
Residence, 1701 1 street northwest.
ron balk.
'OR SALE- GOOD DRAFT HORSE FOR
X' Wll
ami It
Is ab;
uuroii: k nil and nentle. wlclvo fair trial
nml it not satisfactory will lefiiud money; this
i a uargnin a kj 31 si. 11. w.
170U
1 if -J GO.
"ill tt. 11
BALE-ELECTltIO UELL OUTFIT,
J. M. PATTERSON, J 11., CO., 1U1
W.
TOR
SALE -EDDY ELECTltIO MOTOR
J? and funs.
J. M. 1'AT PERSON. J 11 . & CO..
401
til et. n, w.
ITIOR HALK-DIt. PEPPER'S
! tyetcm of medical woiks, In
tlon, with other medical works,
nmlno at Itmi N. Y, uve. 11. w.
COMPLETE
good condl
all and ex-
1'KltSONAt.
ITM.liCTitlU L1GH.TS AND 1'ANS, EDDY
I'j automatic electric motor, bells, burglar
alarms mill gns lighting at cut prluii'. J. M.
PATTERSON, Jn., A, CO., 101 7th sLjl. vv.
mo" AU'iOGitAPHIO 11UNTEIIS--TWO
.L very Important lettors of Henry Clay
written In 1811 and 1818. Addroes W. S. I'.,
tlil otllce.
OWNERS OF REAL EbTATK NEAR PA,
nve. and 11th st. eablo linen wanting earth
ailing arc requested to addreaa CONTRACTOR,
cor. flth nnd O els. 11. vv.
TOW 13 THE TIME. WU WILL PAY
.ITS "big money" for gents' flret-clns second-hand
clothing. Address or Call at
OUBTH'b OLD STAND, 013 D et. Q, W.
1VAMTKU 11111.1'.
WANTKI)-A YOl'NU MAN TO TKNI1
Imrj mnn hnvo experience and good rf
cronre; wagca tV per month ami board. Ad
dress with full particulars DAHKKIH'Hlt, this
office,
W ANTHD-A OIIII, TO WUKKi ONK IN
family; rlar nt nights. Call nt onrp,
AllllAUAMH, 1111)1) St,
W ANTKU-7 PLAIN COOK AND ASHIHT
with washing and Ironing; references ro
quired. Inquire at 1721 Conn, nve.
fANTKiicToon ontr. ron iiknbhai,
yV housework in family ot 2; must stay at
n Ir hi s. Apply with roferencaa nt 11 C st. u. r.
ANTUD-WHITK COOK, AND TO As
sist with washing; roferenco required,
Apply nt 1110 Mass nve. 11. w.
WANTKD-SALKS-hADIKB IN A
and fancy coods storo) references,
dress MKI1CIIANT, this ofllce.
DIIY
Ad-
-.TANTED-TVO OlltbS TO I.IIAIIN
VV dressmaking) nono but those knowing
how to sew need npplj to 21 1 Utli st. s. 0.
TXTANTBD-A (1001)
BKiVEH: MUST
YV know how totnek and runic.
time. Address II,
HACKJiliMAN, 311) ) St. B. V
TTANTKD-AT ON0E-
HACKKItMAN, 311) ii St. s. W.
YOUNtl IiADY
YT o
of rood address. Mod. rlnent talker, to
work In oltlco anil dooutsldo work, Addroes
PUNT,UiIomce.
WANTBI)-AT ONCK-A COLORED
woman to go In tho country 11 mile to
conk, wash nnu Iron, Address COOK, this
ofllce.
" TTANTED-AT ONCE-
A YOUNG COL'D
VV 1)
bov to co In country: ono who under
stands tnro of horses. Address COUNTRY,
this ofllce.
WANTED-AT ONUK-W1UTE WOMAN
(Irish or Catholic piefcrrcd), good cook)
reference rc'riulred. Address CATHOLIC, thiii
oiurc.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED WAIST
hands nnd assistants on skirts and waists,
uaa nth st.
WANTKl)-TWO WO.MEN AS CATER
crs; hnvo uso ot kitchen nml laundry
room; must bo first-class nnd good plain cooks.
Apply nt once, 1700 1' St.
WANTED-COLORED GIRL; ONE WHO
can cook, wash and Iron and Btay nights.
Applyjit 1202 K et. 11. w.
TIT-ANTED-A FILE CLERK) fi A WEEK.
VV Address SMITH. Attorney, this ofllce;
glo experience, (iiinllllcnllons, etc.
Wi
D-A HOUSE AND CARRIAGE
inlnter. Apply nt THE BELVUD1SHE.
VirANTED-2 0113 RELIA1ILE CRAYON
VV portrait solicitors; can mako SI to $3 a
dov bv worklnc for mo.
Annlv mornlinrs nt
room 17, Central llulldlng
fan st. anil l'n.ac.
-7ANTED-RE0RUITSrOR THE WASH
V lngton Continentals
(Independent); uni
cood men ocr S3
form nnd equipment free; Rood men ocr
years,
Apply ni nrmory, 1
nrmory, cor. 1st and U sts, n.
e., tery
Tuesday evening.
WANTED A WRITE GIRL AUOUT 15
jcnrsotnpo to mako hersolf useful and
nttend to children; must stny at night; good
homo to good girl, 1)25 E st, s. w.
WANTED-3 BOYS TO LEARN PR1NT
lng. lllOLa. ne.
JYANjrKpSJTUATKlNS.
"ITTA
ITANTED A POSITION AS
TYPE
VV writer copyist, by n young lady owning
Remington machine; can furnish references.
Address MIssM. 11., this ofllce.
T17ANTED-A
THOROUGHLY COMl'E-
V tent pension clerk desires n
situatlon.
Aiuirtss c A. M.
this ofllce.
WANTED A PLACE AS HOUSE-HELP
or ns bell boy In n hotel. Addrcsi W.
H. DARKER, Hit M St. B vr.
WANTED-RY A FIRST-CLASS COOK
(w hlto n omnn) placo to work, sei shore or
any country residence; would tako charge ot
latindn; best reference. Flense address COOK,
this ofllce.
WANTED-UY A WHITE WOMAN. A
plate to work In house. Addres I'jO K
H. 11. w.
-TI7ANTED-UY
A RELIAULE COLORED
i)L' to do at liome. dav'x
VV vv onian, washing to
work and plain sewing Call or address 1750 K
tt. 11. w.
WANTED-I1YARESPECTAI1LE WHITE
woman with one child, n sltuatiou Inn
small faintly. Call or address 152 Hltlgc st.
n. w.
TTANTED-11Y 2 COMPETENT WOMEN,
V? places In laundry or kitchen; also by n
white girl, n place ns chambermaid, city or
country. Address iCb K et. 11. w.
WANTED-UY A RESPECTABLE COL'D
boy, a place to make himself useful after
school hours. Apply at 213-1 10th et. n. w.
WAN'I ED-SITUATION IN A PRIVATE
family as house-help or In n hotel ns boll
boy, by n voung colored mnn from West India
Is)nnd; speaks Spanlth and English fluently.
Address JOSEPH II. BRIGHT, this ofllce.
TXTANTED-A BITUATION AS WATCH-
W man; can Inrnlsh excellent references.
AddrteB J. U. CONKLIN, 113 Ost. e.w.
"I-IT-ANTED-IIY A YOUNO MAN, A
VV poltIon In an ofllce; can U"o Remington
tjpc-wrltcr or tnke chaige ot a set of books.
Address T. 11., this olllco.
"I TANTED-I)Y A REGISTERED NORSE,
YV n situation to wait ou Invalid or will tako
entire charge of nn Infant; 20 jours' experi
ence; no objection to leaving tho city. Address
Mrs. N. L. DAY', this otllce.
WANTED-DY A YOUNO MAN WHO
writes n good hand, n position In somo
ofllce. 821 D st. n. c.
WANTED-UY A HEIGHT HOY, 11 YEARS
of age, who writes a good h.ind, n posl
tlon in store or ofllce; good references. Ad
dices A. C , this ofllce.
-l T7ANTED-HY A SMART YOUNG MAN,
VV a place as driver or to work In a storo anil
make himself generally useful. Apply ill lbJO
E et.
WANTED-WOHK AS DOORKEEPER,
copyist or addressing envelopes to till out
spare time; accuracy guaranteed. Address
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, tills ofllce.
WANTED-HY A YOUNG MAN OF 18,
white, a situation us driver ot a delivery
wagon ot eoine hiuu.
Mil st. s, e.
AiUUcss M. D F., D15
YTTANTED-A PLACE IN A STORE AS
VV porter or to work on 11 firm. Addicss
SANDY GRAY, this Jtllcc.
SrANTED-UY A COMPETENT WHITE
girl, n situation as tlrst-claes chamber
d. Apply at (,21 Est. n.vv.
WANTED-UY A RESPECTABLE AND
intelligent light colored girl, a situation
as chambermaid and waitress or as nurse and
to do light housework; reliable and obliging;
must go homo nt nights. Pluaso call or uu
dress S. S. COOK, 152 J 3d et. n. vv.
WANTED-UY A RESPECTABLE COL'D
man, a situation to go away from city;
thoroughly undeistauds hordes aud house
work; best of reference. Apply iu lear of 1123
21st St. n, w. W E JOHNSON.
WANTED-SITUATION AS CARPET UP
holstcrcr or would do caipct laving at
private houses; Job or day work. B. WELLES,
515(.ili st. n. w.
WANTED-HY YOUNG MAN, A S1TUA
tlon; willing to accept any kind of work;
can givo good city references; good peumau.
Addicee oi call 1002 uth et. e, vv.
tYmNTEDA 'n'pEvVRITER OWNING
t V machine desires employment after 2 p.
m. Address TYPEWRITER, u. w. cor. 2d aud
M nee, nve. 11. e.
WANTED-RY YOUNO MAN, A I'OSI
Hon nn clerk in some ollkc; best of refer
ences. Address M., thlsofllco.
vnrANTED-BY
RED MAN. A PLACE
VV to do nuy kind of work,
Apply iKiai
CHAMBER-
VV maul and waitress;
cltyrefcicnces, 1110
Madlton et 11. vv.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE;
inpahle ot taking cutlio chnrgo ot Infant;
no objection to traveling. Address NURSE,
this onlco.
VirANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COL'D
VV woman, work out by tho day or sowing
nml washing to do at homo. Cull or address
1750 K st. 11. wr.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A
I'OSI-
V tlon ot any kind;
can l'Ivo first cliws ret-
crcnccs.
Address 100J uth st. . vv.
VrANTED-UY EXPERIENCED L&DY, A
na 1 uu 11 1 i..vi i,iiiii,vnir i,ai'i,a
'Ituatlou to spot and mount photographs;
VV el
rcfcieucc given. Address K. M 028 1th
et. n. c
VANTllI)rMl qCKLKNKnJ8.
AArANTED - WHITE WAMI1NU TO
DO
lii nil Its brunches;
on I crs
by postal at-
tended to promptly. Apply to
UllAlll.liS
WRIGHT. llWI3tlet.il W.
WaV
ANTKD-A HOU-'Kil'S OltQ ROOMS
a rent not exceeding $ it. per mo inn,
AddrenWM. HOLLAND,
M.Ms rue nt. n e.
"WANTED-HY A LADY OF CLL'l'IVA
W tlon and refinement, tho care ot a fur
lilehod Iiouhi, uhoto owner will bo absent dur
ing tho euninicr; special caio of promisee; no
(Million. AddreeK Mis. 11. A. L., this otllce.
WaV
Arm: d-a few table hoarders
once. Apply liilfi Utli et, 11, w.
WANTED-AT ONCE-A SMALL ROOM,
with gae, to manufacture a small artlcl;
no objection to back room, must bo cheap;
elate price, L. 11, W fclb 14th tt.
Art"! ION SAI.KS.
LKK8 10, Auctioneer.
w
THUBTFK'R HALE OF USTMI'ltOVRD
ItBAI. KHTATB IN 1IAIIHY TARM, D. C ,
ON HI MNRlt AAGNllC.
Hy virtue of n deed nf trust recorded on the
7th day nf Vny, IMil, In ono ot I he land records
of the District of Columbia, and at the request
of the party secured thereby, I will offer for
dale. In front of tho premises, on FRIDAY,
the 98il day ot MAY, 1MI1, at 5 o'clock p, m , the
folIowliigvKlesrrlhed real estate, situate In the
County 01 Washington, DlstrlctotColnmbln, to
wit: All thatrertilu piece or parcel of land and
premise known as lot No. 17 In noctton No. H
of the Subdivision of tho Harry Farm, as made
by the trnstees thereof and n plat whereof Is
on file In tho Snrveyor's Otllce ot tho District
uf Columbia.
Terms: The amount of said Indebtedness
will bo duo In rash, and tht surplus In oqunt
Instalments ot one and two years, wlthlnterest
011 the ileferrml payments at the rate of fi per
ront. per annum, secured by deed ot trust on
tho prrmlscH sold, or all cash, at tho pur
cluser's option. A doposlt of $W1 required at
time of sale. Terms to bo compllud with In
ihodajs, otherwise tho trnstee rccrren the
right tnrosoll at tho risk and lost of the
defaulting purchaser after five days' advertise
ment. All eomoyanclng, recording, etc., at
purchaser' cost.
Ms
GEORGE XLUCKETT,
mark 'I rustuo.
Witness- GEORGE II. ARMSTRONG.
13UHLIO" SALE 01" OLD MATERIAL AT
. tho Nn y-Yard, Washington, D. C Navy
Department, Wnshlnuton, I), O , April ST., lrtlf
In nccordnnco with tlio provision") of the sec
ond sctllon of the net ot Congress, approved
August 5, IHf '.', Statute at Large, Vol. '12, pijfu
'J'i'i, nml tho "Act making appropriations for
theNnnl scrvlco for tho fiscal year ending
.Juno 1(1.1601," nnd for oilier purposes, ap
proved June 10, 1HW, lucre will be sold nt tho
Navy-Yard, Washington, D, CMAY Si, 1HIII,
certain ninterlnl belonging to Iho Nav, con
demned ns unlit for Uso therein, consisting ot n
quantity ot steel turnings, lorlnzs nnd other
small scrap, amounting to nbout 118,700
pounds, 'the sale will ho for cash, to tho
highest bidder per Ion, by sonled proposals for
the purchaso of the material. The proposals
must be mado In duplicate, Inclosed lu nn en
velope Indorsed "Proposals for tho purchaso of
old material at tho Navy Yard. Washington, D.
C, to be opened May S8, 18111," nnd must reach
the otllce ot tho I'nymnslcr of the Yard not
later than 12 o'clock noon on tlio abovoilatr,
when bids will bo pnbllrly opened. A depoalt
ot SO percent of tfiu Millie of 1 11,700 pnuniN nt
the prico bid must accompany nai h bid ns se
curity for the payment nt the bnlanco and tho
remoTnl ot tho material within ten days from
datcot acceptance of bid. This deposit will
be forfeited to the United Stntei In event of
fnlluro to pay such balance nml make removal
within the time stnted. Dcpo'lU accompany
ing bids not accepted will be returned. Theso
deposits will be made with tlio Paymaster of
tho . nrd. Tho material will ho sold as It lies
nnd must bo removed without cxpenso to tho
Government. The right to reject any or nil
bids Is reserved, J. R. SOLEY, Acting Secre
tary of the Nnvv mnl.7,11.11
jTidtiwT Kooats.
1T1
1701! RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS,
WELL
1 furnished, with good boinl. at summer
rates.
-nre. a. v. UA.virui.1,1,,
1121 10th st. n. vv.
FOR HENT-1813 V ST-DOFHLE PAR
Ion, furnished; summer, $85; winter, $10;
large line rooms, furnished; quiet ns tho conn
try; caterers convenient. P. C. MBRRY.
IJWH RENT PART OF HOUSE TO SMALL
) family or otherwise; furnished or
unfurnished; convenient to all parts of
tho city; near thrco linos ot cars. 222 8th
et. 11. vv.
TlOlt
RENT - NICELY
FURNISHED
JJ rooms, with bonrd, heat, gas, and buth;
icnns very reasonable.
lbOfl II st. n. w.
EOR RENT TWO UNFURNISHED SEC-ond-etory
front rooms: southern exposure;
bath; rent low; board It desired; private lam
lly. 8145 II tt. 11. w.
1'OIt ItnNT IIOUSUS.
F
OR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
51011th et. n. w., 10 re. and 2 largo balls
nnu eiorc ,
Columbia road, 15 rs. nnd stable.
, f 250 (XI
sj mi
inooo
123 00
, 125 00
, 125 00
125 00
100 00
r-iiMiu sr. n. vv., jd rs
1331 N. Y. avc. n. w., 12 rs
1417MCSS. avc.,11 rs
810 14th st. n. w.. 11 re ,
310 E. Cap, et.,2S is
(,17 13th et. n. w., 0 re
ISOSHst. n. w.,12 rs
1518 Conn. nTC.,11 rs
1812 Conn. nve.. 10 rs ,
18 Iown Circle n. w., 11 rs
17(5 P st. n. w 11 rs
filliNtw York avc. n. vv., 12 rs ,..,
1451 N st. u. vv., 10 rs ,
1102 0th et. n. w.. 11 re
1702 Corcoran st, 11. vv., 11 rs
1704 Corcoran et. 11. vv., 11 rs
U18 New York nv e. n. vv., 17 1 s
3017Oet.n. W..12IS
502 E et. n. w 13 re
1310 () st. n. w., 11 rs
1711 DoSnlCBet. 11. w ,!) rs
1402 Chopin et., 11 le
1517 0 61. n. w.,llrs
2roOMthBt.11 vv.'Jrs
BOl'iHIllycr Place 11. w.,U rs
1430 Net. n.w., Ore
111114tbet. 11. w.,3re., flat
1401 Stouchton et., 9 rs
1231 N et. n. w 7 re
M2 II st. n. w., II rs
1701 Met. n.w., 7 rs
1107 Stoiightouet.il. w, ills
1107Chnulnst. 11. vv.. Ore
123') 12th et. n. vv.. 8rs
110) 7th et. n. vv., etr. and dwg
1630 2'Jth st. n. w., 7 rB
17IOP et. n. vr.. etr. and waroroome....
30th and M ste., B A O., tint, 7 rs
801 25th et. n. w (1 rs
F0UN.11. avc. n.w, Urn
1S5 let et. e. w.,7rs
2133 H et n. vv.. Ore
72017th ft. n. vv.. flat. Irs
100 00
ill f,7
, 87 50
8.3:13
, b3 33
, 75 00
75 00
75 00
, 75 00
, 75 00
, 75 00
, 75 00
. 7500
li'J 00
OHIO
. M 00
Ul 00
1,0 00
55 00
55 00
. 5000
. 6C00
. 50 00
45 00
4'i Oil
41 G7
40 00
, 40 00
. 35 00
. 3300
. 3500
30 00
. 25 00
20 00
, 2000
. 2000
20 (10
228 let et. s. vv . 0 re 15 00
2103 7th et. n. vv store nnd 2 rs 15 (JO
102030thet n.w, fire 1100
Tho above honeee can bo examined by per
mit from our onlco only.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
1321 F et n. vr.
rOIt BALI! ! ANyitllNT.
I- EAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
X nv
THOMAS E.WAGGAMAN, 817 F street.
Changes mado cdncedavB and Saturdays.
3-STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
fcoicruvvEsr.
1013 10th et b. h.. m. i 10 re $15,000
2720 M St., b. h., 14 rs 10,000
1188 1Mb et , t, Ii., (1 rs. and 1 houses rear. 10,iXK)
207 Get., h. h., 111. 1,10 re 8.O1X)
14 Jl lloundr ly, t. h., m. I., 8 re 7,100
mi; t hi., 11 n., 7 re
K 1th et b. h , in. i , 8 rs
2211, 2213 7th St., Ii. h., watci.U re
1132 211th et.b. h., 8 rs
Alley bet. 21 ct and 22d, M and N sts.,
h., firs
(1,000
1,750
1,500
1,500
Ii.
1,500
2 STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
NonTUVVKST.
2111 to 2213 10th et, b b, 4 anil 0 rs
1717 Panve, f h, (lie
.J 15,000
. 21,000
. 1,'W0
. 15,700
,. 11,000
,. 8,0 X)
. 7,000
. 7,000
. (1,000
2210 tu2JllUoiiudnryst.,lih, Irs, nil..,
ial.l to 2012 Boundary st . b h, 4 rs, nil.
101 tnfill N II nve and 1 )ioucs ou F st
1212Iet,f li.Q rs
3.S8 to B.1.HP st , b h, 5 rs
KiUiUst, bh,8rs
ll.'f) to 1151 2.id st. Mi, t m
3 to 311 Jaiksou Hall alley, b h, I re .
5,JU
UN1MPROYED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
XOIIT1IVYEST.
Per foot.
SlPtet.bet. MnndNsts. u.w $3 75
10th et. bet. Maud Nets , 1 75
Florida ave. and N. Cap. et 1 75
Boundary et. bet. N.Can. anilletets 1 75
14th et , bet. Clifton and Roanoke sts. u vv. 1 50
Ret., bet 23th and 2uth ets. u. w 140
10th et., bet. E anil F 1 23
Dumbarton avc. and Bcnll et. bct.30lhanu
sin sis 123
Lnulcr Heights, cor. Columbia Road and
AdainsMill Bond 100
Washington Heights, Ibth et. extended.. bU
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Per month
SOUTHWEST.
1217 N et. 11. w, fur, lira J 550 00
17 hi r hi., 12 is., mr , ueo 01 iiiueenuii
rarilagc
3052 P et n vv, fur, 13 re
Oil 10th st. 11. w 10 re
721 Et h s 1. 11. w , 15 rs
1821 to 1WI Corcoran et. u. vv , U re.. ..
1323 Vt. nve. n. vv ,8rs t
1538 Uth st. n. w. 11 rs
S07Mlesourl ave. 11. w , 10 rs
J5V.I P et. 11. vv., f ur , 0 rs
Or unfurnished
1,42 (let. n.w.. S is
1U1 Florida nve. 11. vv., 8rs
182712thet.il. w.,Hr
lb-ill laihet. 11. w., lire
lsKiv.'tliet.ii. w.,0rs
802 N. II. ave. u.w.,0 rs
5 K et 11. vv, 0 rs
4filOst.,Urs
1530 Mb et.. I. re
7!'3 2ilt ,5 r , ....
yit! P et. 11, vv , I, rs
150 00
81100
1,5 no
ue (ki
50 00
17 50
15 00
40 75
40 00
30 00
37 5U
35 0U
mm
25 00
.6 00
25 00
25 0(1
2150
30 30
)SI1
20 00
LOANS.
In enms to suit at G por cent.
REAL ESTATE INVESTS! RNT.
Safe as V. S. bonds. Six per cent., payablo
qnarterly. In bums or Jl.OJO. small prumlaui
charged
Tho above Is only a portion of tto properly
on my books. For full Uet call at ofllce for
bulletin Issued on the 1st aud l&th.
T. E. WAGOAMAN.
yOKJHKNT-MISHIU.LANI'.OIIS.
t9oR RKNT-VIORK ANI) FIXTURES
I' (oinplrto tor retail giorerlee, meats ami
pinrlelnus; nn exctptloually good location,
8180 Met. 11 w.
LOST AN1 FOUND.
L08T-11 15 S1ST T. A LlllHT-COLORBI)
Pnu Dog; nn collar; nnevvere to naino ot
Cueco, ltcwunl It tcturncd to above addreee.
T-HOI'OVM.H.
rpjti'AM i:-
Dl TAUIMKN
Or'FICK (it
1) M11
I nt r 1
p. II,
u,
n? . 1
1 lay '
' 1 si 11' ,
Jl the SrrHn
Wr
1MI1 8c-.
m i. -11
ill t
MU 1
Depart! ml
Tilt I -D
ing anl I miic utu
icis roi -nipinei 1
II 1 ul
Inoteuiri and 1 ittii ir unit h a
Instructions to Mdib , r m
cation to tho oflbe -f Hi' -
right to rejert any and ill nl
tlal bids "111 not lie i,ni 1
houlit be addressed to 'I" s.
I
1 uppli
at I 1
I P.t-opn-
lift
-f ot urn
t ( llttlll!
'I renBiiry and Indorsed, I ru;
- ll
ana revving unrpois, rir
1 BR, "fcrorary,
( ii ai r s ru--
til V 1 1 I I
TillOPOSALH FOR RI.CMUs
AT ur.i I K-
1 vuo Magazine, on tin I'otonir
Hlwi -
Bureau of Ordnance, Niv lii pn'ti 1' t, Well
ington, D C. Slay I, 1"U sc ilea vrmio-m-",
In duplicate, Indorsed ' I'ropo-uH (or Wlinif nf
Ucllevne Magazine, ' will be rccrivod nt ill -
Hurean untllia o'clock noon, MAY SB, If it, mil
publicly opened Immediately thereafter. Phm
specifications nnd hlnnk forms of propo- a
will be forwarded npon application to tli'g
Bureau or to tho Commandant, Nivv
Yard, Washington. Bidders are oxpectcil to
fully Inform tnemsolvcsof the character r tho
work required. Itoeponsl bio security will 'i
required for the faithful performance of 1 Im
coutiact. and the right is reserved to relet
any or nil proposals not deemed adrantagi u h
to the Government and to waive defects A
bond for tho sum of $1,000 must nccomp mv
bids for tho work. WM. M. FOLGEH, thief
ofjluream inn7.ll. II 18
T-VVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OP
L Mi (Heine and Surgery, Washington. 1).
C, April SK, lSIll.-Hoalod proposals, Indoi-eil
"Proposals for Supplies to Naval Hosplt I '
Washington, will he received nt tliolliirein ot
Medicine anil Surgery, Navy Deiinrtim ',
Washington, until TUESDAY, MAY 24. 1I,
ntlln in , when thoy villi bo publicly opened,
for dally supply of provisions, grocorle, .V ,
to the Naval Hospital, Washington, for ttm
fl'calvear ending Juno 30, ltfll. Schedules nt
the nrtldcs, with Information ns totlic spc ill.
rations, delivery, conditions, forms of offer
nml probable quantity required, inn be ob
tained on niiplicnllon to the Medical OffPci in
charge of Hospltnl. No proposal will be con
sidered unlem there Ik sntlsfnrtory evidence
Hint the bidder Is a regular dontcr In the 1 rti
cle he propose to enmity, 'the right I' e
served (0 icjeit nnv ornll bide. JOHN Mil L-l
BROWNE, Chief ot Bureau mn,7.11 1 I
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICl'LTUPB,
Washington, D. C , May 1, lUlL-seal
proposals will ho received by this Dopartm nt
until MAY 20, 18111, nt 12 m., for fiiriilehtn,
supplies for tho fiscal jenr beginning July 1,
18111, nnd ending Juno 30, 18"2, as follows st.
tlonory. lumber, pilnts, oils, etc , Ice, lloiv r
pots, miscellaneous supplies, fuel and for'lio
pnnhnee of waste paper Bids for stationery
opened nt 2 p. In., other tilde at 12 uoou. Thq
Department reserves the right to leject any or
all olds nnd to waive nnv defect In same. Ili.H
utti't be mmic 1 1 dupllcite on blanks, furnished
by the Department. For information mil
blanks apply to the Disbursing Oflico. EDW IN
M'lLLITS, Acting Secretary,
inn 1,8.11,15.18,22,25
mREASURY DEPARTMENT, MAY 1. 1 -11 -J.Senlod
propoxate for furnishing stationery
lor the Hscnl jenr ending JnnoOT, iwii.vvill lio
received ntlbleDcpirtmciit nntlltlie 1ST DAY
OF JUNE, lVH.ntl o'clock p 111. Blank forml
forbidding and full Information will li fi
nished upon application. Proposals to be 11 1.
dresed to tho undersigned and marked Pro
posals for Stationery " The Department re-i-crvcs
tho light towalvo defects and roject jnv
or all bids. CHARLES I'OS'lEit, Secrctar ot
the Treasury. mil. 11,1 25
tOlioi'O'JALS FOR IRON WORK. OF
llce ot Building (or Library ot Coni'rres,
No. H3Eat CnpltoT street, Wahliigtun, 1).
C, May II, It'll. Separate scaled propotils will
be received at this olllco until 2 p 111 011
TIESDAY, THE 20T1I OF MAY, 1811, anil
opened Immediately thereafter. In prrsen o
of bidders, for furnishing nnd dellvcri111r.1t
the elto of tho Building for Library of I on
gross, In this city, tho following Iron work,
namely:
Clai's I Pinto girders for second-story floor.
Clnes 2 Rolled iron beams for second tory
floor,
CIne 3-Wrought and cast Iron work,'!.",
ot boiler room, skylight, lodge route nml
chimney top.
Specifications, general Instructions anil
tondltloue nnd blank forme of proposal may bo
obtained ou application to this ofllce. BER
NARD R. GREEN, Superintendent and
Engineer. iiiy!),ll,13.1.),23. J3
1 PROPOSALS FOR SI PPLIES.-OF1 K'B
of Public Buildings and Grounds, Wi r
Department, Wnshlnctnn. D C. Mnv ll. Hit
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, will be rcrclvcil
at tills olllco until 12 o'clock noon, TUESDA ,
JUNE 0, 1KH, for furnishing supplies requlr I
from time to time during tho flee il year oil
ing Juno 30, lb'12, ns tallows: Clnes 1. florists'
supplies) Class 2, flower pot?; Class 3, paint,
oil", c ) Glns I, hnrdwarc; Class fi, ngriml
tnral implements, Ac; Class (I, electric light
nnd battery supplies; Clnes 7, drain pipe; Clai
8, stationery; Class 0, manure; Class 10, siud
and gravel; Class 11, foil; Cla-e 12, Ice; Cln4
13, llmo and cement; Claes II, bricks; ciiii
15, sod; Class 111, fuel; Class 17, lumber, .tr ;
Clae IS, use of teams; Class 111, bulbs. A
scpnruto proposal for each class Is desired.
Each envelope elioull be Indorsed so into In
dicate the Clnes for which the Inclosed propo
sal was mnde. Preference will bo given to
unities ot domestic manufacture, conditions
ot quality and price (Including In the pries ot
foreign productions or manufacture" the duty
thereon), being equal. Attention le Invited to
nets ot Congrcs approved February 2d, 188.",
and February 23, lSVl', vol. 23, page 332, and
vol. 21, page 41 1, Mututci at Largo Tho right
Is reserved to reject nny nnd all proposal".
Forms nnd speclflcitlons can be obtained nt
this ofllce. O. II ERNST, Colonel, V S. Army.
liia'Ml.l'i.lS.JnfiAS;
PROPOSALS I'OR WASHING.- UEUIPIt"
ing Rcnde.voiis U. S. Army, Washing
ton, May 8, 18111.- Scaled proposal. In tripli
cate subject to tho usual conditions, will bo
received nt tho Recruiting Rcndcvous, No. It'J
Tenth street northwest, until 12 o'clock noou,
ONTIIE10THOFJUNE, 18-11, at which tlmu
and place they will be opened In tho presence
of bidders, for renilcrlnc services, ns Indicated.
for the Recruiting Service, I nlted Statci Army,
whenever required, within tho city limits, dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30, lMU, vl.
Wahlng articles of Gov eminent equipage. Tho
Government rccrvcs the rlirbt to icjcet any or
all proposal" Blanks nnd full Information ns
to bidding, etc., will be furnishcil on nppllci
tlou. Envelopes contain Inn proposals should
bo marked "Proposals for Wnshlug," and ad
drccd to CAPT. C. S. BLRBANK, i'entli
Infant!), Recruiting Ofllccr.
ma)'.i,U,12,13-lcO.Wa ,
1 PROPOSALS FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES
. for the U. S Marine Corps'. Head
quarters V S Marino Corps, Washington, D.
C, May 2, lM.ll.- Scaled propoials, in dupllc it,
will be received at thla otllce until 12 o'clock ni.
ot the let DAY of JUNE next, for fiiriiMiln;;
rations, and until 12 o'tlock 111. of thcletDaY
of J LNE next tor furnishing fuel, nnd until 12
o'clock 111. of the 1st DAY of JUNE next,
tor furnishing forage to the U. S. Marino
Corps nt one or more ot the following
stations from ihe let of July, lu'lf,
to the 30th June, W)2, viz: Portsmouth,
N II , Charleston n, Mas , Brooklyn, N Y,
Philadelphia aud League Island, Pn , Annnp
olls, Mil , Washington, D. C, Norfolk, Vn , and
Marc I.lnnil, Cnl. Scaled proposals will also
be received at thli ofllce until 12 o'clock m,
of tho 2d DAY of JUNE next for furnishing sup
plies consisting ot cloth", kerseys, llauncN,
blankets, helmets, military etorcs, bioome,
brushes, Ac, to be delivered nt tho otllce of tho
Atslstnnt (uarterniastcr, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sealed propoals will also be received nt tills
ofllce until 12 o'clock m of tho 3d DAY ot
JUNE nct for furnishing stationery, to lia
delivered nt the oflice ot tho Assistant (Quarter
master, Washington, D ( All supplies to bo
ilcllveictl at the places named fiec ot expense)
to the United states. Specifications, blank
forme of proposals mid all Information can be
obinlned upon application at any of the tf.
tious uaiueil above, or at the office ottnu
(Juartcrmnsicr, Washington, 1). C, nnd Aeel-t-unt
(piurtcrmuftera ofllce, 21(1 South second
etnet, Philadelphia, Pn. This office re
serves the right to reject any and all
bide, and to waive defects; nnd bldi
from manufacturers of. or rogular ticnicre lu,
euppllceonly will bo considered. Piopivalii
ma) be mado for one or more articles, dcltv r
nblc nt one or more etntlons, mid will be con
sidered separately for each mticlo and nlac ot
delivery. They hhould lio endorecu ' Pro
iioenls for Rations, Fuel, Forage, Supplies, or
Stationery." as the caso nuy be and uddrcss-il
to MAJOR 11. II. l.OWHY. (piarteriuaetci I'.
S Marine Corps, Washington, D. C
in b7,1 i ,1 1 ' S
T AYING ASPHALT AND GRANITE
j Bloik Pavements Proposal for Impiov
Ing streets and Avenue lu tho District ot
Ciiliimbla. Ollke ot the Commissioners D C ,
Washington, D. C, MayO, 1)1 Sealed ni.i
poeale will be recelvoil at this, office 1111 'I U
o'cliult noon on WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, p i,
for Improving streets aud avenues vvlih t'
gutters, eldowalke and loaduay pave tt-.
Blank forme ot propoeale nnd epcritl
can be obtained nt tbleofllc upon app
theiefor. together with all necessary 1
tlon, and only bide upon these forms
considered. The right I luterYcd t r
niiy aud ail bids or parts of bide
DOUGLASS J. W. ROMS, WM. T ltl'
actlug, ('onintlesloueis D C
PROPOSALS KORFUEL-THH.' l
iiartinent, Bureau of Eugravlug . '
lug, Washington, I) O , .May l.'ISHi
nroiHisuls will lie recolved at IbUoltl
M , MONDAY, JUNE 1, 18111, to m
Bureau of Eugiavlug aud 1'riuting
wood aud charcoal (lining the Head
.tuning Jiilv 1,111 The right '
10 rejcit any 01 all bide or pan
Bin nk roi ins, w lib suet IftratLme tut i
aud fuitlur Infoimiiilou ileelrtnl bv n
blddirnwlll be fuiulebud ou apuliin,
nttlio WM M MEREDITH, CUI-t
1 1
in7,K,ll
TKI'ARTMBNT
OK TIIK I.M 1 1 1
1 1 Washington
D. C. Anril 15. 1811 -
propOMla will l- recvlveil uuill vv '.i1
1)AY, MAY 13, 18M1, at 1 o'clock p in 1
nulling tho Department ot tbr Inid
inleceiraiieoiie supplies, coualnUnc! 01 n 1
file hoxee, portfolio drawer. c , foi 1 1
5 ear end lua J uue SO, ltMt. PropowiU
rondo uu the Denartwuit form, whin
the necMiary Information, will be 1
ou application to this Departwanl khi
NOtlLE, fcecretary. npS-i . u
'