Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1878, Page 4

heads, This is Sheof the fashions that end ond asea- sen ‘A strong desire is x yet culminated into the a oF : p Stones wise be To this class belov; . Which revea pir chang. chief beauty, they cannot be 1 such pre- 3 be so well ads are bat will bring Sut a stone whieh Is in itself a which differs from any other, and e@ World, and has a and traditional in- rm ftttie va in the market. wonder, favor of u 1 romance Ng. and so it comes about that uhiversal effort to fall baek upon | t as hard to re oD as our imme rom them. nds and MIE DU ct al text « yes vetoing To the House of presentat. Aftera very ¢ treful consideration of House bill No. 1.06. entitled “An a of the standa Which T expressed in the the ins each, of neler itt their and dues. publie i iherwise expressiy It is well Known of that number of g r during the past nety Lo hinety two cents, as com pared wit standard gold d hus tie silver dolls hovized by this is worth eight to au it paxports to | be Wor ul tender for debts \ hen the law did not reeognize | money ¥ duties Th silve leposits will, mnt to ci venue in ¥ of silver foi or in certiti- | an they are te, putan | nd thus | cates for Silver issued in sultic end to the rec compel the principal Fld: ing, Wa the Silver « w debt has tw when the en he one if it had be The sum of 1 sold dur coin, and th as | Payment of public an- that it y futur Y action of any Lie hae nt, would san demption of the prinei- dis. or the ymeut of the in. incoin of less value than the by law at the time of the issue. 1 exacted by the the samy it wilt be just uch of the publi ese bunds. princi of the iy re. faith and | to under imterest. in silver sin Worth in the market less than the forthem. It is said that the made a legal tender by this bill, w its operations, be equiv \ lo the gold dollar.” Many sup. rs e i vill be! lieve this, and would not bay debt 1 » provision ing deus | | con- r If it is now proposed the purpose of taking advantage of the depreciation of silver in the payment of debts to coinand make a legal tender a silver dollar of Jess commercial Value than any dollar, whether of gold or hich is now lawful money in this coun- sure, it will hardly be ques- he judgment of inankind, be ; Will int of bad faith. to all debts heretofore contracted, ihe silver dollar should be made a legal tender only at its market valu The standard of jue should nut be changed without the con sent of both parties to the contract. National should be with Kept anflinehing fidelity. There is no power to compel a nation to pay its just debts. "Its eredit d honor. The nation owes what it has led allowed its creditors to exp prove a bill w izes the violation of sac T cannot guard by the y he cour by a silver coinage, it @ issue of silver doilars ill defraud no man. A eur- nan it purports to be worth, defraud not only creditors, caged m legitimate busi- ness, and none more surely than those who ave dependent on their daily labor for their daily bread KB HAvEs, ry: BALTIMORE CONFERENCE M. E. CHURUH.— At the session of this conference in Cumber. jand yesterday, the following law questions were presented by Revs. W. Downs and W. S. #dwards: “In the case of the withdrawal of an elder m the M. E. church does his au- thority to exercise all the funetions of his of- fice cease” Answer by Bishop s—" It does.” 2d. “ How shail a withdrawn elder re. Sume bis membership in the M. I Auswer—" By admission on tria What method shall an elder, who has with- drawn from our chureh be ‘restored to. his former ministerial functions?” Answ # vote of au annual conference resto: parchments.” The question as to Was taken up, and the characters of 3 m the Baltimore and East Baltimore distriets ere passer. A Boy Sugr—Last evening about eight o'clock Andrew Kimmel, a. white boy wees accidentally shot in the hand in front of the Theater Comique, by aman named Shaw. it appears that a gang of boys had been in the habit of a > aw on the street wherever they met hint. and last night at the place stated they geaded him to desperation, aud he fired into the crowd. Kimmel, it was ascer- tained, was, as usual in such Cases, ‘an inno- party in the transaction. Officer Shea arrested Shaw locked him up on the char: fring a pistol in the street. The boy Was not much injur CRAZY FoR WOMEN’S Riguts.— his morn img the policemen on duty at the house took a midale- lady in on snspicior of in anity. She presented herself this morning for an audience with the Presi- dent, and insisted that her business was urgent Stioned, she stated that she had ju: ed in the train from Inde- the purpose of requesting ¢ an emancipation procla a for the white slaves—the white women the President to issu mail from the | je and fortune of its posess. | ‘authorize the | Weather Indications To-day. 1cB OF CHIEF SIONAL OFFICER, pees ‘Washington, March J, 1878. In the eastern and middie states, risiz g and high barometer. brisk, and along the coast high northwest to northeast winds, decidedty | colder and clear or partly cloudy weather will | prevail, followed in latter by falling baro- meter, and winds shifting to easterly. ——— LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Nationa Trenter.— Dion Boucicault as “ Conn, the Shanghraun.”* Ford's Opera House.—The Shakspeare Club in “She Stoops to Conquer.” Theater Coimique.—First-class varieties. Congregationnt testimonial to Francis Murphy and son. Marini's Hall—Cchildren’s masquerade and fancy dress ballof the Washington Sehnetzen erein. F street Church, between 3d and 4’; streets. The Virginia - Jubilee Singers. € tondensed Loca! Street lamps will be lighted p.m.. and extinguished at 4:0 a.m. From J.C. Parker we have the New York La et in advance of the mails. oe | } Phe Franklin Mutual Relief Association was | organized and it, at a meeting of printers ghborhood of the govern- ment printing offi The officers elected are as follows: President, Samuel €. Mills; vice president, J. Borden Smith: secretary, Joseph - Fowler; treasurer, C. M. Robinson; and one trustees. ‘The plan adopted is sim- ¢ to that of the Masonic Mutual Relief Asso- ciation. The concert of ~ Ye Olde Folkes” at Lincoln hal Wednesday night, under the direction of Mrs. Seth Johnson, was a very interesting af- ir. Among the fine vocalists who took part Miss Hattie Whiting. who has a contralt voice of much power and ric! At the last meeting of Union Lodge, No. | who made addresses. New spring «dress goods, With immense bar- gains in black cashmeres and mohairs : also in | spark avlie |G Odd Fellows, (on Monday night last,) at vy Yard, there were six initiations, and there were present Grand Master Daniels, Gtand Representatives Havenner and Given, the Grand Master of Kentucky and others? ake ts, a new stock of which is just received, at Towson See adveatisement. ette of this morning say: Mary Dufty, the lad nt-street depot suffering udanum,on Mol V night nore yesterday. re and both returned to the! ir home in Washington. An out-door temperance meeting was held evening at the corner of 7th street and addresses were | found in the he from thee sof urrived in Balt Church. — Complimentary | night at 6.15 | Faise The Murder of «Poor Jack C: TRIAL OP SAMUEL A. CLARK. Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the case of Samuel A. Clark, colored, charged with having on the afternoon of Christmas day last murdered John Lee, (bet- ter known as Jack Cash,) also colored, on Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street east, was continued after our report elosed. District Attorney Wells prosecuting: T. F. Milier and John H. Cook for the defence Frank Schultze, a boy, testified that he saw , Clark when he first came down 3d street, and | the two men met in front of him, and the shoot- ing took place. The man that did the shoot- ing had on a brown coat and dark hat, and Clark was the man. Clark came upto Cash and said, “You are the man that I want to see.” He then shot Cash. turned round and Malked toward the 3d street corner, Daniel ‘Thompson, ship's cook of the U. steamer Passaic, testified that he was Dehind the man that did the shooting, about 20 yards. Two men came out of {th street together. One | said: * Shall we take acar and ride up?” and | the other replied: “No; we would get there too soon.” About midway the square they , Met Cash. A few words passed, when Cas! Was shot. Clark was the man that did the | shootin Won. H. Smothers testified that Clark looked very much like the man that did the firing. Somerville Martin thought the prisoner the man that shot Cash. John Freeman testified that he knew Clark ht, and three weeks before Castes Lee standing between Clark's pla and an anew, 8 and Clark said that he would kill Cash if {t'took him a year. SECOND DAY. This morning the prosecution catied Robert Bruce, who testified that he knew both de- ceased and the accused, and saw the occur- | rence. Clark passed witness on the avenue, | between Third and Fourth streets, and ing He said, ‘ow're the very man J am looking tor,” and shot Cas Witness was only about five feet distant when the shooting took plaee. Cash did not say a word. On eross-examina- tion witness said that after the shot was fired he ran after that man (pointing to the prisoner) Who walked to the corner and ran down te rah il, mother-in-law of deceased, tes tified that Clark was at her house ago.and when he went away Le uit and they had a fighi. and tried to get in the h pd the window and told him to he left remarking that he would took him a year. followed Clark came ise, and she Faitray nd iN Lee if it timony For the proseeu- tion, and Mr. J. H. Cook briefly opened for the defence, stating that they expected to show, without the possibility of a doubt, that Sam'l rT Care Was not the Inan Who committed the deed Charles James, for the defence, testified people took the pledge. areh tern of the Criminal Court will ned by JudgeWylie on Monday morn- y afternoon Mr. Hornnig, of this as thrown from his wagon, near the old Bladensbure toll gate, and se Piousiy injured. Dr. Mary Waiker isan apl for appoint a member of the Metropolitan police ant Perry, of the 4th pre wo still-born colored infants in av alley loth and 20th streets and Fennsylvae | ‘inet, Signal burean temperature last month of the Warmest February of the ent decade The Children’s Fancy Ball. | A BRILLIANT AFFAIR. | The annual complimentary children’s fancy ball, given by Prof. L.G. Marini last night, Was one of the most brilliant of the long series held by this popy teacher of the | praceful art of dan eo spacious ball- in su- line of ed cos- 3 ‘oom. aie commenced their 8 strikingly be After the ich were y , the fol were performed in a o elicit many compliments, both to nd Dope | 1d Miss MeEIhone: Ca- | 5 et Jrish Lilt, Master | Ernest and Mis: nnie Thompson; High. | land Fling, Miss omar Carver: Madrillaine, Miss Hattie XK Mrs. : + Annie Pralle; Leonardi Lathrop kipping Rope, Miss Mary Entwisle Wilson ; The children’s programme of quadrilles, waltzes, polkas. lancers, Xe., was then entered upon. and queen Ts, eavaliers, peasants, sailor boys, washerwomen, and princes, court ladies. fairies Xc rmingled harmoniously, and m; ant eflect of coloring. represented were the poets in- ril- Among the charac. following: T.V &e.. te Boteler, Romeo : C Willie Miller. _ Leonard, Irish Gentle : The odors Birney, cander, Claudius: Miss W Queen hitney, ‘Ophe! ia; F rade; Emma Carve Mary Entwisle W ison. Mar Spowflake Ros ; lipsey “Qu Williamson, ie fatal George Payne. Buke et Gloucester ; Tom Noyes, Earl of Essex: Maud Milburn, | Queen of Buttertlies; Andrew Miller, ts | lay Gibson, ess Phil. McE Becki one, Polish Prine nie foe . Irish Washerwoman Thomson, Irish Boy : Daisy Robinson, Bo Peep Harry Dempsey. Flenry VITL: Irene gue en of Hearts: Dora Noble, Peasan er, mbourine G Ty Mtecallum, auneriea Susie Keyworth, io! Pee) Hancock, Goddess of “Libert orman- Verdi, Polish Lady: Breton Peasant; Rrbert Milburn ra _Fra Noyes, Flower alo; Beatrice M Robinson, Flower hom pson ixteenth: Libbie Howell, Joan of Are: afer, Princess: Ada Welch, Indian &e.’ Among the people of promi- hence present. Who were charmingly repre- | sented by their children on the floor, were Gen. Birney, Mr. A. M. Gibson, of 1 York Sun: Mr. John J. porter H. Ro: Mr. many others. —_— Mone Divorce Cases.—Yesterday Messrs Hill and Elsworth, for Sallie B. bill for divorce from the bonds y with Milton C. Foss. The parties were mai ried by Kev. Mr. Knight September 1, 187: El lived together until December 1, 18% wi position in the Government Printing and she prays for a reasonable allow: ee for her support. Bridget Durhain has filed a suit against T; rV. Di m for divorce. They were m: Lin this city by. Father Keane July 28, 186 he charges that he has neglected_to pro- vide for his family, and in August, 1877, cruel- ly beat and maltreated her. She also asks for alimony. —__ RatD ON AN ALLEGED POoLicy geant Arnold and Officer Atchi: entered an stoned policy ae in Room 5%, Corcoran building, corner of 1ith street and Pennsylvania avenue, without ceremot took into custody orge Fridley, J. wood, G. A. Stack, Joseph Fore st, and Barr, on the ers of engaging in the bu: hess of policy lot of books and other para pl la used in writing policy, was discoy- ered and secured. Information was given by a xictim who had been duped to the tune of 200. SHop.—Ser- last night Ct} ARREST OF AN ALLEGED NOTORIOUS BUR- .ast evening Officers Berkley and Shel- rested the notorious Ned Jenifer, alias Brown, charged with the robbery of Julius -ien’s house, on sth street and Pennsylvania oleh Southeast, of a large mirror and an oil painting. He is also charged with robbing store of one box of shoes. Buck Plum an alleged white pal of his, was also ar- rested and became a witness against him. New Drv Goons, new. Store, and, the “very est prices ‘arter’s, 711 Market S| xcellent quality satin finish oo $1.25: great series in bore’ mere: beautiful dress Cory rt wool and silk, 15 et large size bri dtd quilts, $1.5 white quilts at S0ets.; beautiful calico, 4 Hamburg Sdging, very wide and very fine quality, Ge r black silk, only weal blaek eash- ee a Invesrroavion az ae Navy Yaan= he caulkers al jashington navy yai have filed with the Seereta: Tor he avy a peanes asking the removal 9 Of Gear Shef- id, the master caulker, and make Keel cag sexton him of making unjust discrimi’ against Washingtonians, giving away — ment property, ‘retary has ordered “5 land. She was taken to headquarters, certirett! an examination by Dr. Elliott, a iteate of insanity was given by him, and ‘As sent to the Insane Asylum. MARRIAGE 1, Robert Waiker aay, Bave been issued to Francis Koan: Willi Carter and Vine Roan» William Fannie Chureh ) “0m; W. H. Selby and — CARPETS AND MATTING AT AvcTION. —Dow Hing setis 4 large lot of carpet aud mat Ferrow ip front of his anction foun aa The Secs a board to investigate the charges. See Boys’ aND the abeve we. isola’ the stoek of boys’ and cl jidven's el 's clothing ever ex- hibited in the District, at the Boys’ Clothing House of B. Robinson & Co., 999 ‘Pennsylvania avenne.—Adrt. Aen atin sg Under’ cheapest awrence, Prof. | 4 nd Mr. George | 3 | ne: | Polic | and the government called in rebutt it he was at Clark’s place, on s,on Christinas da: is tion, tabout lL o'clock, wit- said that Clark went ou but returned. Richard Jones testified that he at Clark's place Oke and C streets) a little afterd o'clock stark, not there when He at he eame in. LL soft blac The tine was asked ani ti reply Wa o’elock. Wilson took out his wateh’ and told the time. Washington Hawkins testified that he went jark’s place about 5 0’¢! and called for and when he hw i Wilson he went k room and said he had plenty of that it was only quarter. after five." On examination witness said he did not really know what time ii was when he was there of his own knowledge. Hamilton Wilson testified | that he was partner of Clark was there from 5, o'clock to the time of his after 5¢ iS there. On eros: mitted that her pushand Was or Court and ti 00, understood it was a baw house”? Win, Newton testified that.on the day inquest he heard Francis Williams when the shooting took place his wife h the never Sot the that fail in his arms and he could not see who did it and he did not Know the man. The reputation of Williams was v nobody who bad, € him would believe hi s Feput good. On cross-examination witness s: was known also as Cruteh Newton, and had been charged with killing Sam Lueas, a friend, wich w as ae cident cuarks Goodenough testified to being of good character. as also did ments, George A. Bean, W. H. Dennis Callahan aud Win. Lueas. Robert Hewlett and Taylor Triplett testified that they were at sea, on the Fortune, in 1S This Closed the testimony for the defence, Lieut. Noonan, who testified that Wilson had told him that Clark had not been away from his place on Christmas. At this point the evidence closed, and the arguments commenced. ashington clothing uUpt si . between Eand F Remember this s t Sule will positively last only two days more. t —— THE G LE” at Douglass’, sith street, of ladies’ underg: mts, continues a few days longer. See advertisement. THE COURTS. UITY COURT—Judge Mac Artin Yesterday, Burke agt. Wey dismissing bill. Shy yn der of reference. Stign decree pepetnting guard agt. nder et al. eeinied. Durham agt. Durham; issued. Butts agt. Kelley; restraining order. Shanks agt. Shanks; decree of divorce. Circuit Court—Judge Cartter. . Bond agt. Lovejoy ; judgment on award. Kinney agt. Daniels: action on note nd jury out. use of Tucker & Sher- man agt. Hine et al—action on bond—on trial. PoLice Court—Judge Snell. aoe day, Susan Clark, colored, and Annie tt a or street eurin: h carrying a loade or days” Annie Williams, leCartley was fined $5 for in’ ure. Messer, Keyes and Smith, p keepers, Were charged With violation of the hacklaw: continued. T. and T. E. Roe- charged with keeping open their bar on #20. John T. Gatewood, Josepn res, J.D. Barr, George Fridly and Geo. A. Stack, charged with keeping ‘an oliice for the sale of lottery tickets; continued for a x, under #300 bonds each. Mathew Gar- ‘ault on Thomas Harvey ; $5. 'y, assault on Charles Donald John Connell, threats to Pa ee _ Stigmater ; ad litem. Bouldin ve to amend title injunction Hugiey Bridwell; Be —— of doting fiom Cecell ARREST OF WOULD-BE DUELISTS.—In Rich- mond, V esterd o'clock, Wm. ii. Grant. a well-known baritone singer, Y | and Carter Braneh, son of Thomas Branch, president of the Merchant's National Bank, were arrested in Monroe Park, for drawing deadly. weapons on each other. A challenge had been sent by Branch to Grant, which Grant refused to aecept on account of Branch’s age, he being only 20, while Grant is He Both parties have been bound over to keep the SAVE, TO LEARN HOW TO DO IT, YOUR| READ AND HEED WHAT HAIR: FOLLOWS. SAVE YOUR HAIR.—The laws of Health and Longevity demand it, the customs of social life re- quire it. The matter is of great importance in every W: BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.—It is the su ing crown of glory, and for the loss of it there compensation. CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.—For by no other means can it be saved and beautified. LYON'S KATHAIBON, Diseovered thirty-five years ago by Prot. Lyon, of Yaley Is the mosb. perfec preparation tn the world Beslaes for iethng Sue ber aa Peantity ring the hal |, Lyon’s fe Mathairon iron wifi po Barat en a. destroyed te ote are no ac seeming mirac! of which the aye te ahaa been eras 2. ata = nd Beauiify the Hair. BEAI IN MEN D = Sugar-of-lead, to paint and daub the hair sud paras braith @ pure and limpia v te reelore ‘the half by satural ‘the he mst delightful follet, dressing known. pays OF gen! "8 toilet outfit complete Fanaa Lyon's Kathairon, _SOLD EVERYWHERE. 14 eee $25 Always on hand at BECKER’S NEW Harness «ud Truuk Factory, fel2e-tr GEORGETOWN. THE MURPHY MEETING AT DUMBARTON STREET CHuRcH.—Dumbarton-street M. chureh was packed last night at_the tempe ance meeting conducted by Mr. Francis Mur- pby—not by Dr. Rankin, as stated in some of the morning papers, as the Doctor was not present. The Meeting was opened by singing Lam Coming, Lord. to Thee,” and Dr. Mu pn Os the M. P. church, led’in prayer. Mr. John T. Mitchell ins fewaparenchas Temarks introduced Mr. Murphy to the audience. He was greeted with applause, and made a stir- ring address. He was followed by bared Dewey, Edward Murphy, Harris, and D1 Murray, all of whom made food addresses. About 300 persons signed the e. Theonly thing to find fault with was that Mapes did not “come sooner and_stay lat singing was condueted by Mr. J. Henry Wit “The overflow meeting at the Curtis school- building was hardly a succes: persons attending. ‘Short made by Mr. C. Wilson and Mr. BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—The meeting of the Eleventh Building Association was held last pight at Goddard Hall. Mr. King, the secretary, made the follow: ng repo rt: Receipts, $43,026.17; payments, $45, geome Mareh “1, $2, wees. ash on hand, 99.92; al rst annual share: 7 shares: ‘bought out, 360; total, 029; settled up, & 62; le; Wing 298 still bought an but very few | Tress | | with pictorial beauty, mor yu standing with a trathful delineation of national | charact AMUSEMENTS. __ CLOTHING. STREET CHURCH, F st. between $1and 4 ta soe dO. FONIGHE GHAND CONCERT f ‘of the Chivren by "he famoas VIRG CoudRED JUBILEE SINGE *s GLO REMEMBER THE ORPHANS! AT LINCOLN HALL, MONDAY EVENING. MarcH 4TH, 1873. GRAND CONCERT AND GYMNASTICS ss Py the child:en of the Protestant Orphan Asylum of this city, assisted by the Marine Band and other musi eal talent, Adm! 25 and 50 cents. ission... Tickets for saie at the principal bookstores and at the door. Dvors open at 7 o'clock; exercises at 7:30 sharp. marl-3t N ATIONAL THEATER. And not forgetting Tatters.* The Eminent Author and Actor, Mr. DION BOUCICAULT, AS CONN, In his own Original Dramatic Creation of THE SHAUGHRAUN: With a most brilliant Cast, m: ical and Scenic Effects, Grand Irish Wake, M. ing Towers, ete. In no play of any age of English drama will be found more opportunities for the laughter-provoking conceits, more i e to Sal ter, more chances for good acting than | Mr. Boucicanit's Shaughraun’ “Add to these. th remaining fact, that ‘Here's health and wealth to Shaughraun Conn, nificent Mechan- | twist mode! in | ne | received at new designs and at low fered. feblé-tr DES TKI ny A b GES with clair _LADIES’ GOODS. | R= ARRIVALS. egenuine Jugla and Mor VES. in NEW SPRine S Mas. J. P. PALMER: ram KID + JUst F street. Madame Lewenberg’s Pa Rose BLACK AND FANCY > A choice selection, ARFS, ie Florence and POWDER for the Toilet, at Phat and Kw MRS. J. P. PALMER'S, For 7% cents avd $1. No. 1107 F street, Bet, Urband iat sta, BLACK AND FANCY FULDED TIES From 25 cents upwa’ ENGLISH AND GERMAN HALF HOSE For 25 cents, PERFECTLY-FITTING SHIRTS For $1.12); an? $1.60. FINEST LINEN COLLARS, Latest Styles, $2.25 per dozen. SECOND QUALITY COLLARS, Latest Styles. $1.50 per dozen. Colored and Biack ee FRINGES. in| and’ chenille, entireyeuew desigus, all at rate prices, ir. Bouei It will appear out and? 2.988 not be bough Que: Aud deduct 14 | biniselt tn Bis own taal. and the attraction’ be. | FRINGES 1 LINEN CUFFS f 1 feport ac: | comes surpassingly brilliant, = cepted. "The follow Ing oficers were elected ° ch material, made t Bee anes per Some: for the ensuing year: William Clabaugh, pre Well, wander on. blithe, truant Conn, ident; James Goddard, vice president : Robt, (God knows we fain wouki halt ye: NIGHT SHIRTS E. Frey, treasurer; Ferdinand Ring, secre: Bead times tend melita actrees eves | : ey eep e WA. vid, Ring, secre. ‘Next time, **Caed mille failthe.* k received PTE ALTIMORE. son and For $2 and $1.12. : ‘ sh case of Rec \ Leeteh, Albert Miller, Thomas Munt, | To see this great play greatly acted by agreat com- | Eve! BONNETS. 7 * made en Schultze, Thomas Dowling, directors; Jessé | pansy with Great cutroundings and’ Me greatest | Cindy ae Powers for Spring LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, H. Wilson, attorney; William Clabaugh and | author-actor of the English stage in the title role, | Wear. Pa. ave., over Brodhead’ s. Fro! ies Jesse H. Wilson, trustees, §3,6 was sold, De. Three votive genis at Ireland's feet moe perenne x See ot ‘ e*s laid. and sve is prond— RS. MAX WEYL, ing 28 shares at the rate of about $130' per Bret nity of Irish types, : wik GkkbkRRGHEe share. n, Kerry and O'Dowd! 12 Seventh street. A ERC rs ITY 5 SHAUGHRAUN MATINEE SATURDAY. BARGAINS! SARGADNS Ree Scenes So Oe 2 er The dest quality of BERLIN ZEPHYRS re. | Sus eK ne dest quality of re- ‘i vbraiivees 4 spur & Overeoats just received. A STRAUS, itor sy FAyEooe Hee duced to 15 a He we Tis ance, (ng, short | pid = gic 0 A N a 5 . : : a _ 7 rom 26 cents to $3. ——_— MONDAY-JOHN T. RAYMOND’S RISKS, JA cqnts ner yard: a Eveny lady in the city should keep a bottle MONDAY-—JOHN T, RAYMOND'S RISKS, ine of Port Ta RAIDS and * — . ' of Lodite's Hendache Spevific on hand. MONDAY—JOHN T. RAYMOND’S RISKs. wANBone RS ene oe WEL Ota a2 ONE PRICE ONLY. prevents as Ss eure ache. Price | MONDAY-JOUN T. RAYMOND’S RISKS. | Atvciy low pees et : only 50 cents. MON DAY—JOHN T. RAYMOND’S RISKS, ¥ EG L ASSES. 35 conte. _ MONDAY—JOHN T, RAYMOND'S RISKS. BLES. 35 cents, s COOKE a ‘i be calculated to promote’ Good Henk aa eel | MONDAY—JOHIN T RAYMOND-S clone. PPERT, xe: c nee humor as light, easily-digested nutritious | MONDAY-—JOHN T. RAYMOND’S RISK> 614 Ninth st., opp. Patent Office. se J cookery. W ith that unrivalled art feb28-3t ie pie . feb18-tr 410 Seventh Street, Shite. ett and. wholesome tent cal ‘ORD'S OPERA HOUSE. BERLIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL. ————_— ——— cuits, ‘cake of every Kind, and THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB. FANCY AND WORSTED 6U0DS. JY SRPER To REDUCE sTocK wattles, mufiins, buel kes. Potnt Lace Braids and Applique Patterns, ways possible in ery househ FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1878. Large selection of EMBROIDERIES on Cam- | WITHOUT BEL«Y, Hats For Spr, : OF 187 1N brie, Nanzcok and Swis aah | s, $4 and $5. Ta Novelties in Crepe Lisse RU FELINGS, LACES, TO MAKE PREPARATION FOR A LARGE f ne Hike Hats, we noe. « BEE aes a. CONQUER: TIES. BID G LOVES, FANS, fe. In great va: | SPRING STOCK, ne Soft Felt Hats, $1.5 n aid of the res | Men’s good Stil Wooi Hats, $1 to PENNY LUNG domme , SIRIN' CLOSES won Te Saxe aan —— Men's Cott wool webins Hate PENNY LUNCH ROOM, and other charities. Yio. Wier nobret STOCK OF | For tHE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS 1 OFFER ‘Also an. iiamense stack Actinission, 60 cents, Tickets ean be. had of Lay tag ie THE FOLLOWING dren's wats {in new Bie Wih sue lat ibe secured, AD Big. Music aWwesty’ PER CENT. FOR CASH until prices, from to $ a SPECIAL BARGAINS One Pr ARTHA” MATINEE JAS. H. VERMILY A. | BARGAINS 610 MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERS.—Don't fail AMATEUR OFR Ra TROUPE. 15-0 OPso DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. to procure rs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Nation at THeaveR English Worsted. all diseases of teething in children. It relieves = La French Worsted. theehid from pain, cures ‘wind colle, re TUESDAY, MARCH 6. ) UBG Ehaut Cassimere lates the bowels, and y giving relie ra > 5 TF ,, artis Cassimere. health to the child, restto the mother. | CENTRAL FREE DISPENSARY, Terns a Specialtye Cioesoemgay | Bngiish Stripe do Hosterren's STOW ACH Birrers, in which THAR apg ree not atta | BOM SMe erat paras aro | London Worsted. are blended the vegetable elements best adapt- | Hotels. Gallery 60 cents. ae awh t ore ae : -. K D, SQUARE AND | D. B, DRESS COATS AND VESTS. pseu leon eftemigraiaiarses | THEATER COMIQTE ihc Digi nrr citer ste | Resi Worm cld tor 23: sling mom. wae. rom: the bowels, should be taken twice or | s _ ne regen G0-00ld for 20; selling now, “36 ‘Also,’ the RDETT ( Hinsdale stri vid for 16: sell thrice a day as a’ remedy for indigestion of PEN THE YEAR ROUND. R Votsted..-ould for Be: seiug Bow. 38 every, type, and for costiveness, "whether | pen ene ka y8-tr 407 10th St, x GEA sie Azo | mioeeeane <Sold for 42% selling how, “6 chronic d al. No other medicine will be | formance Every : : : : Matinee for Ladies ani Chien PEERY. WED- HE KRANICH AND BACH, AND THE OVERCOATS, Te gulred, ang the cure yenlas rand a or coin- ‘NESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Pitas ea same a8 “any, | Ermine Far Beaver, cold tor Oa: solting now, S16 o ounded, equals Hostetter's Bitters as a spec _ award, as well as the strongest praise So, he tor all aflections of the liver: as well as First-class In Every Respect. Burges meal coterie, 6.°L. WILD & Blue. er Sold for diseases of the stomach, the bowels and the | variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. jan30- dy mts, st.n.W. ypett's Biue, sold for nerves. —_ | 626 ON NORE 626 a. MABE & COS WO ORD RENOWN. | iteonrs Std: ould tor surer stunts (hata work faesiruetion | zl | G28} eat 1926 | Meee clave been, before the pa PANT Cot - MARKKI for forty years, and have recetved the A ALOONE. a pa ieee ~ ic sellt not sound. Arrest the sheer ee paroxysms Chotee on Painting ‘Engrovings, Chromos, &e, | manufactories constantly on baud. ‘Shoningers Norwalk do......-sold tor 6.00 + peed With Hale's Honey of Horehound. ani. Tur. Kot Paper Hangings, Window | celebrated Organs, Diauos and Orgaussa The beneficial effects ave immediate and cer: stds, Pictures Frames) Picture Cords aud as" pnd exenanse ‘Sarticuiar atzentlon paid to te tain sels, Rings, Nails, &c,, in the District, ing and thor rongnly ring Pianos, C. REIC! | “Pike's Toothache Fiore cares Toothache in | eri at syi-ty | few doors above Feata. 5 codon one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 ets. eot ee ee Pets. 80 NO 1s THE RIME TO SEEL Taco, plone — RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf- Gents ane Children’s cast-of Wearing ' Proportion: ferers, | Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis- | Barel, Boots, Shove, gc.. at “extraordinary | Fine Black Cioth Dress Suits, eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach- eas prices at JUS Te ont Seana. No. eo ‘i + Youths’ Dress aud Business Suits, ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum. | fimigyj” All notes by mall will be promptly at- yore RECEIVED — Boys’ Overooats, Dress and School Suita, Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with par- - Children’s Dress and Every Day Suits. ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulyermacher Galvanic Co., New York c city. 625,08) EDUCATIONAL. uekee HESS NS a a sy NNAN HA S, + STRAUS eens AnD Qentuzen. = wi to PROF WOCLLEN'S Commercial and Normal zs all at ent ion to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scour- Institute, removed to 521 10th street north- 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sin iret By promptly adopting the | aniagd" ities hanes Gnd aa tie feild Between 10: and 11mm street : eon latest improvements, whether of American or ia c ee ca here r cs ri individaal Ine 12 Cents per Pound. uropean invention, he is erabled to ‘is |S Micon, satisfactorily. ad N' ” work ina manner not tobe equaled by those APLEWOOD _ INSTITUTE, — Goncond- GE (TLEMEN 8 GOODS. ot possessing these facilities. His cleansin, N VILLE, Pa.—Boys. $50 per quarver: Giris, —_ and Gyeing adies’ and Gent’s Suits are in | $45, Students prepared for business, Yale or Har GPsIN STYLE °o ‘HATS FOR 187s. fact, the cheapest in the eity on account ofthis | vard College. e SHORTLEDGE A. M., Prin. Just received, Gentiemen’s Dress Hat superior work. —A specialty of his con bat sols a) z + H oa sists in removing spots from costly bart; i ADEMOISELLE vy. RUD HOMME'S JOHN H. MAGRUDER, Youths and inidren, | iso, choles eon | dresses ; 25 years crrerienes. His dry cleanser | J) FRENCH CLASSES. 1421 New York ave., ‘Silk and Guanaco Uuibrellas. removes grease spots effectually from any ar- Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced. STINEMETZ, Batter. tidle, and careful pressing gives them an - B.—Pupils taught rapidiy, and with a perfect | fey13-tr_ Near U. 8. Treasury Department, fel20-tr 1287 Pa, ave. 3th Seeeed eo mae eae Kid Gloves rear ng adi Std Children, Sacto, 10.9,tn, GBOCERIES ON THE CASH PLAN. RING STYLES leaned ; two pair for 25 cents. 1p.m. and ~ = “ ‘i ° * LECTURES = Rice “uadles and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, 6 p, Best Waite Sugar (a Lotte), Re Db 3 cts. Now READY. fe Hours reserved for Private Lessons and Classes, | Best Granu! marter bbl ta Broailway style Gentlemen est 7 Callat told etn st, Mondaysand ihuredaysarter Gecd Flour, per quarter-bbl. sack.......... $1 also fine sit aad Sut’ TELT HATS of tee INCOLN HALL. p.m.; other week days between 12 aud 1, Ge co Tea, per lb.. most appraved patter: L KBSONSIN GEKMAN., LATIN and GREEK, Bright Syrup, per gallon. rrlatgs aesorttent of UMBRELL. AS; all grades, se b y F. MUBSAEUS. Hefers, by permission, $8 at 33 cts. per gallon. Great variety of CANES, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, i Bit orate Bix nw. sarees 1803 Our price-list, to be had at the store, contains | ,UMBKE TAS and PARASOLS Covered and : Hest.” m_ | ‘startling reductions in prices of everything. poised sh the bem. Ty ALree nee. HENRY WARD BEEOHER. VENING SCHOUL FOR YOUNG, sy oan C. 8. O'HARE & SON, 1419 Ponneyloania Avenue, Capitol Hil, Terme of tuition, $2 por mouin, | _febl-tr 1915 Seventh st. n.te.. bet. MandN | _fel28-t1 Above Willard’s Hotel, SUBJECT: English branches, includi Book! 0€) HILADELPHIA TURHE' pu — : i Dre HINES. References: Gen. Fr Baal, dec. gen. Pp zl xs DUCED PRICES. WASTES AND BURDENS OF SOCIETY, Albert re Jonn GC; Hunter, JUST RECEIVED. The undersigned begs leave to {nform his Addmission..issssssese08 75 cents. ARE OORHIDOS, Prywearg Pomerat yA kinds cf FRESH FISH direct trom New | patrons and the public generally that in con- joud Building, {a man y Sequence of reduced prices in goods and new x . , at | Book and short-Hand taught in short asd | clean them. facilities, (he (is now able” to mux ’ Wosxtes chatwe tor reserved seats. “Hor tale at Coaboes ot lessons. Whoreeah cteroriing | We lare’ Spanish Mackerel, Salmon, THs ang furnish GUODS in eine ie Tee Fills’ Music store, 937 Pen feb27 ‘Lessons and at | Smelt, Halibut, Rock, &c., ‘all at rea fen to Afteen per cone hase Stas former rates, re- RORERT EMMET Lecture oy iio, a. San" ‘y* serra s rices," Oysters 9 ned, fresh orn, | Sbectfully ioe SEAT favors. WADDEL, ai Ford's: Opera House, STAR ST 7A ine and ntfadeDi Butter, Fresh invoice of Tet Crrizen AND MILITARY TatLo1 5 mR, eae | BOOTS AND SHOES. _ | EATER Soh WGMN RG etas | moe oST Ear Wetec HIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY. or) - RUPT MANUFACTURER'S Ss A SONBRURT, MANUEACTU "Corner 14th st. and New York ave. PLACE IN THE WORLD. __BALLS, PARTIES, &e. 4nd to be gold at less than auction prices, a FRANK J. TIBBETS. | granch Balinore Slr Suctory Ne F “Street Te = “TERADE_ | 125 pairs Gents" Gaiters... 902, and $L Ory. C ILDREN’S MASGUERADE 80 pairs Gents’ Button (fine (fine)! $2 — make the’ Finest ST DRESS Sings To . pairs is’ Calf 2 x AND FANCY DRESS BALL 50 batts Eadies* Goat Butta to eee ROELEES AAR GIES OF ine Diese Bis Thad orders of Wane oF THE pairs Ladies? Fox pegs) gutta Muslin and Twenty-ene Hundred Linen, for : ieee . 26 pairs Misses’ Goat Button. si JUEEN OLIVES. WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, | 78 pals Children's gusto andi ‘ace Giewied}""38e: | CaPERS, eee OBASCO SAUCE. Anisutia Muar aed Teasty one soe hase ; Pairs Infants’ do, do an . ae AT MARINI'S HALL, 200 bars Ladies. and Geits’ Leather Slippers..500 LOBSTER, seer oe ar ane, | fist Maninced Bete EES SHIRTS. Water FRIDAY EVENING, March 1. at 8 o’clock, 1922 Pennayloanta aventa, KN Goods arriving daly "| Senta, Bors Fine ESS SHIRTS 1h ano For children of the members of the Verein exchi- Between 19tu and 20h streets. Parties contemplat sek will save cur only 60 cents, Fine Roar py Fon sively. Sign—** Red Slipper.* fev28-3t | money by obtaining ‘OUF prices for and Fancy | SUFFS. SOUT Ais rea Heaey Cans Fine GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS ERE Mt. tiaet se BW,KEED'S sons, | SUUEAN ERE oy © givevastisfation, both tn G ' oxed, Bul, & Dsced, §) Jani9-tr 1916 F st.n.w. | Qualityand ot. “AT psd Bre guaranteed as BR GLa b,, But. and Laced, $1. $1.25, up, Or the money returned price UR MOTTO, EXCELSIOR} ‘and eb; But. $2.60, worth $3 50. R.c MA, only. Denne. "CLEANSING: Misses: good School ties: a i. 2 desires the attention of the public to the Sete E. YOUNG GINN, Manager, DYEING, CLEANSING, irons “Gaiters, 82 Gents? Calf Cong. Gaiters, $2, ———— pyewe. CLEANSING. Kenta Solid Leather galtge, 31,2 HOUSEFU.: RNISHIN Gs. 4 toys’ Con: ai —_—_—_— _ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS, | p35) Cong: Halters $1, $1. elven in at. CH PORCELAIN, W. H. WHEATLEY, fc26-tr 1914 and 1918 Penasuiunia av. CROCKERY, GLISH CHINA, eo JuvvEnson's STREET, Georgetown, D. C., To Wo! or Er GLASSWARE, plool the Diets ‘and thousands of others of he THE WINDOW, AT IN, CUMLEET. "PLATED WARE. Biates and Teenie eth ‘will testify. a bid " pans ENE KF a" SPECIALTY, AND HOUSEFURNIBHING GUODS. Send us your \. novs-tr LEWIS HEILBRUN’S SHOE STORE, Btalls 638, Se re es ‘A full stock constantly on hand of vest goods at PROFESSIONAL. No. 402 Seventh street n.w. Elbe aa oF address Box 718 City; — —— 5 Greeting to all, in favor of New Goods, Latest an Keting delivered free of charge to M. W. BEVERIDGEE, C.™ eens yw Cate Webb & Beveriage,) ee Site eee French Heel Button. -ASHINGTO! ME REMEDY. Bo. 1009 Pennsylvania Core Br esate Now York ave: ae Se Genmices Button... Ww: . = 7 Between 10th and Lith sts, R. H. PARSONS, Dentist, oved Bis 18’ PLAS: 4 Digg rain So tee Shippers and De. LEWiY PLASTER. Hi4S™0n, BoswELi @ co., Weiaye yee of hare for the poor. SEVEN FOR A QUARTER. One large and six small. Gppeine ana ENRY J. ENNIS, 7014 gpposite Pat- Poscas. Sure cure for Cate, ps ky nt Ofos, Electrician and Soda) ESIHABLESTOCK OF FALL and WINTER Bheumat k en 918 RIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, 4 Betimental work & specialty. Expert in Patent Dieceds ter Ladies and Gents, to Bold by all Druggtsts. ask for a Otrew! causes, jel9-1y, loved out at many Moos ean" Pt Diiictima tr pnigen er Tn ana RAM | Sc peryaer Pees Saree oe as PY Wa | = TF aiiecta “north northwest, ‘Peoth inserted #7 per oS” | State: Sign of the Big Boot, onaEs. TERGENT. Offer spectal inducements for thirty days t0 ena FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Heal- ‘No objection toSILVEK, ‘enepeantal $e 2. alton of wo 3po0 “— “ 1 to a DE 73a Ione ete he sulacea = | aa SA ress most obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases. TRAVELING Bags, TRAVELERS AND DECORATIONS, sultation free, Office hours—8 to lla.m, and 8 to er tae eine {34 teaspoontal to gation FURNITURE 8pm, Jelb-1y" , SATCHELS, Desiring a frst-class ar- | cf water.) It will clean halr brushes besutituily. BJ. B. GIBB, eras, ee HARNESS, &c. | ticle will patronize YOUNG'S DETERGEN1, A arge variety of HOLIDAY GOOD8n0w being sabi VED 70,8 ters BORA e. THE EVER POPULAR — street southwest, | TRUNK AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY NZ feet asoue row Phe ao Use Diiivecs and ng a7 Beouttal “ or ‘NOs a ing without pa, BW cents, ‘operations oy JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 425 Seventh Street, — med ae. One door above Odd Fellows? Hall, | THE TRADES. DD. SECu Five new aha AeA, ht ness Repaired, — - atters; one Qoupe: "two Coupe Pal I okays: GED = Hanreuing AvaxGa an “ a four Jump-seats;, three Pou Pbetouss SAS onrareee Fs Buggies, and ity ofber ste hls0 a largo stock of Becond.- yaar Benn. ave. a De sctbT € OO. Cartinge argung, Washington. Corcoran Building, Sebi PON COE Witaxeven: ayes 1918 Pennevivania ave.