Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1882, Page 4

2 Pre —_—_—_—_———— OO *" THE EVEN FRIDAY. pebraary: LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatner. OFFICE OF THE CRF SIGNAL OFFICER, ? Warntxeton, D.C.. February 10, 1882, 9:30 amt antic states, fair weather, stationary or lower temperature, NG STAR. Special Weather Bulletin. A FAIR SATURDAY PREDICTED. ‘The cntet oMicer of the army furnish N in to the press slay night In Te iderable enerz ntral onthe N. barometer 1s highest in easterly track,and I land Ti ‘Te y vat s have and middie wbtic States, and w In New Engi The fol- Etack Dass and lake fish, at 914 Penna. ave. Casita Unzo’s Concent, Tuesday, February 14, fnstead of 15th, MaLLanp Decks, #1 per palr, at 914 Penna. ave. Pears Ontve Ore and macaroal at Velatt Street northwest. » 620 Sth northwest, will sell to- job lot of lace tles, at Be. in ed colin DAMM ANS'S, £06 7th st w only, 30 ‘The ge seamless op ntton length, at 75 $1.50. Remember, to-morrow only. "4 latest styles of Mother Habbard collarettes, PRIME roast beef and beefs! K, at O14 Pa. ave. Save Evestcur and dollars by consulting Hemp- ler, 4% street. . A TRARL of the meats at 914 Penna. ave. willcon- ‘Vince you that it ts of the best. Fussziu's Ive Cream and Chariotte Russe. ‘Tre Torat Di reTTON of the Jefferson school Dutlding by fire on the moraing of the 4th has dis- pelted the delusion of a wreat many, that tt is tm- possible fo have a Large fire In th The Men's Insurance company, of this city, promptly aid ther loss of $5,080 three days 4 Dis company has been In business 45 9 has ne 1a dispute over a loss yet. capital, Y $100, w of the inclem- to«tay and to- us Olivette Kid glove, In cents per pair, every pair ¥ at és a at our glow Also, wester hool 9 cents per pair; a de Un. Specialties tn Inees, Haniburs B. J. Behrend & Sen, 815 7th st O14 Pe: uray. ‘THe follow as_will be sold to- mhorrow only aid’s Mammoth De- artiment Stor 12 7th street hortuwest, fine decorated ding 500 dowble point wooden tooth picks, } Japaned dust p: Tpint tin cups, J quail. 4c. : 90 differen it decorate set r plates, 3 blacking ing, 10e.; St: a box; Whisk brooms, 1 pin Nat racks, 8°; 6 boxes silver, geld, ebony, or 2-3 6 ‘decorated y bi fwory easels for pl carved brackets, 15¢.; Vest Cumssant ¢ Prigg’s jewe! 7 Pennsylvania avenue. Pace Yorr Isscmaxce in the old, reltable lin Fire Insurance Company, of Wuashing- Ahome tnsti So ) SSCS a demand. J-fferson school building burnt - 1852, ii F 2, Bank of the Republic building. Alled, from $2 to 25, at 29 Tth street, Troemner scale for fair for most popular butter mer- Aw at greatly re Ocv Lists’ prese: ker's, 4 street. Srectat Raraarys for to-morrow only at M. enstely street northwest. The only ch sets, in CITY AND_ DISTRICT. Amusement. To-night. ena Hovsk.—Putivnce, THeaTER. —Joha MeCullough as Cariran Tae aren.—F: ConcRecarionaL Cavece. AsNex’s Music Hars.—6 —_ Condensed Locats. TRE Stax will Le issued toynorrow fn double. sheet or cight-page form of fifty-six columns, and as usual wil ce dan extraordinsry edition. pressure of advertising In Its 5 Season, requires that all ad- d ik not Jater than 12 practicable. in January 1882 347 more advertisements Yin It did fu January 1881. Street Lasnps will be lighted this evening at 5:20 P- M., and extinguished at 12:50 a. m. Last evenin pur TecFulls for the United States arm: Pennsylvar go thr Eastlake ca A Deautiful set of President “Garth Molay Commanctery mbia Command lent variety program. ‘oncert. ennan performance. , for Jefferson barracks, Mo. b to St. Louis inoneot the new solutions upon the death of ntly presented by De ichts Templar of Boston, 0. 2, of this city, of > are on sto President r has pardoned Charlotte ‘Thomps Victed Sy the Police Court on Augus ast Of petit lareeny, and sentenced Ww 180 days tn joll. The pardon ts granted on account of her condition. ‘The wt vf the lite Victor Hagman was filed I this morn! He ap- id bequeaths ast, and his Endowment Association, she 1s to take only her lawful PROVE, convicted in the C1 house of Mrs. W.B. of clothing be- ii. Judge Cox, in man had, tn house armed THE Wis. of tHe Late Tuostas J. DURANT, who. ied on Sy in the rezi-ter Of wil ‘The e in June, 1875, and leaves bis property personal” and Mixed, out-kle of wh own in Loutsiana, Which is disposed of by another will—to his wite, Wo be divided among hi Focxp Drap tw Bep.—Yesterday morning Wm. ‘Thomas, a well-known colored man, for the past twenty years engaged as a fMnisher in the furniture factory of W. H. Dunn, was found dead in his at 120 Biagden’s alley. The corouer ascertain that the cause of the death was tumor of the heart. He leaves a wife, but no children. His funeral will take place aud o’elock to-morrow. ‘DeErps ix MEE have been recorded as follows: George Trufuiell to David L. Morrison, subs 25 and 26, sq. 115; $4,875. Loulsa A. Humphrey to James M. Carpenter, sub 56, sq. 721; $—. Loutsa G. Morgan t Noah Lee, subs 59, 6), 61 and 62, sq. 748; $2,700. Jolin Hockeineyer to Chas, A. McEuen, Jot 11, 5g. 9 50; $1,000. —_ ‘THe Free Last Nicut—The alarm last night from the box at the Bank of Washington was for Giscovery of fire in the second story of the store of A. Benrend, Ko. wu Market, Space. The, firemen Fespoi romptly and extinguished the flames. Mr. Behrend said be cauld not account for the origin of the fire. The losses are sald to be fully covered by insurance. The building is owned by J. C. Kennedy. idren at her death, Saxe. refe to the I ference bed he it will be seen that Thomas Dowling commence the sale of valuable of! paint at the corner of 15th and H streets northwest, on Gay next. The collection, which is well worth the sees Ask to see the | Fire- | between Hand | orated dinner | 2 | Beets, Sy | S’ SosS, 621 Pennsytvanta avenue, | tr spriug styles of Derby hats. Seal | eS and furs ofl here, by the Bo and P. RR. and | Ou in Burglary —<—_ trage THE ALLEGED CRIMINAL ARRESTED IN THIS CITY. Mr. Leigh M. Southerland, sheriff of Charles co., M4., arrived in this city last evening with a re- quisition trom Gov. Hamilton, of Maryland, for the body of Nelson Lyles, charged with burglary and an assault with Intent to commit rape on the person of Mary Cronan, a white orphan girl living with the familly of J. P. Gibbons, near Port To- bacco, Md. ‘The crimes were committed in No- vember, 1880, and the circumstances were of an aggravated character. The Indictinent was found against him af the next sitting of the grand jury in Charles county after the acts, and the knowl edge of the indictment coming to Lyles he made his escape to this District, where he has since been lurking, most of the time in the Dtviston end other iow places. This morning OMicer Bailey getting cit _of bim took him Into custody. The iff was here waiting for his arrest, and Lyles ed to him being the guilty party. He taken to court and formally rewanded | , Who shortly afterwards leit with aS at 01 to the sh: him. = a The Convicted Assassin. IUITEAU MORE COMPOSED AND HOPEFUL, HE HAS NO PEAR OF DEATH. | Mr. Joho W mM has not left the city yet, but Intend Since the convl : nt a portion o' the exception cf He states that how any ment broxen ‘up. AND SAYS rt prisoner has no tear nd will meet It with the air of a marty fal, regarding hin S Go. may do wh ¥ please TH be svtist —— . Keguiations for Lent. The penitential season of Lent will commence on Ash Wednesday, the 22d of February. Arch- bishop Gibbons, of this diocese, has Just fssued the following circular, containing the regulations for Lent: 1. All the faithful who have cbmpleted their twenty-first. year are, unless legitimately dis- pensed, bound to observe the fastot Lent. 2. They are to make only one meala day, excepting Sun- days. 3. The meal allowed on f28t days. 1s not to be taken till about noon. 4. Flesh meat and fis*t | are not to be used at the same meal during Lent. 5. A small refreshment, commonly called colla- tion, Is allowed in the evening, not to exceed the fourth part of angprdinary meal. 6 At the colia- tion it 1s permitted to use bread, all kindsof fruits, Salads and vegetables. The use of butter, cheese, milk and eggs 1s al tolerated by virtue of long-established custom. 7% Gen- erale usage has made it lawful to take in the morning some warm liquid, as tea, coffee or thin chocolate made with water,'and a mouthful of bread. & Necessity and custom have author- ived the use of og’s Lird Instead of butter in pre- paring permitted foo. 9 The following persons are exempted from the obligations of fasting: Per- sons Under 21 years of age, the sick, nursing wo- | those who are obliged to do hard labor, all who, through weakness, cannot fast without great to their health. 10. By dispensation the Of fres: Will be allowed at all meats on | nay: aday on Mondays, Tuesdays, | was embrol YS and Saturdays, with the exception of Thurslay and the second and last Saturday: ent. 11. The faithful are reminded that. be the obligation of fasting imposed by the | ehureh, this son of Lent should be, in an a time of earnest prayer, Of sor- clusion from the world’ and its : generous almsziving. 12. The | ime extends from the first Sunday inity Sunday, during whic attithed the uss rcelve worthily the hol n of Lent laren. to go to sht to dozenor Parents should see to EATS.—Reef, sirloin, 18:20+, house, 2.25-.; rid rosf, 1242 : Dried Beer, 20.5 | Se.; Tongues, Maze; Lamb. 1520 » 123gAeO 5 Pork, Bacon Hats, Shor 7 Lemons, 40160¢. per doz: 10.150e. per doz; Apples, 40.600 king Sdad0e. per peck; Cranver Bae | per nee S, 12a15¢. Perch, n40e. per bunch; Rock, large, 1a Me. perlb., 40:50c. per bunch; per Mackerel, i | e i 1» Bigalde | bunch: “Lob- | ‘errapin, sliders, $6189 per doz,; | Hback, $18 per doz; Turtle, 2c.a$i BerrER.—Philadelphia Print, 65c, ern Cres ‘s 50c.; Ni | 152200. Trout, 134 TI York, Ouse. Roll, 35c. per doz. 20140e. per peck; uns, $0 per pi; Cab Vie. | do. Sweet, 50u60c. per pk; Y: | age, 10320. per head | Sprotits, 202300. pe Onions, 50260e. per pec Carrots, 3adc. per bunch Beans, (Lima), 15a20e. qt. er Plant, 3a5¢. DA; | Turnips, 303. per pe: elery, 5alve.; Cau! flower, 15a%e. each; Squash, 2a3¢ per lv.; Pump- kin, 162% Vovrtey.—Turkeys, 181202. perlb.; Chickens, Be-x$1.00 per pairs B G 1 E vila Turkey, | ryan; Red =3 Wiageons, per palr; Mal | per | oh > Amusements, &c. 's OPERA Hovse.—It ts much to be regretted ait Mr. Ford's Comfe Opera Company cannot continue their season here anot week or make another visit Iter in the year; but it is not | prob. ble that such an arrangement can be made all their dates up to Atigust being filled. ever, they are certain noxt year, if any com ain, of a reyal welcome here. ‘Tet suecess has ben something phenomenal. | Wiiat eVer may be the success of Oscar Wilde as a lec. | turer, he certainly makes a good advance agent for Patience. To-night The Mascotte, which was } such an emphatic success in the fall, will be pro- | Gueed. ‘To-morrow at the matinee’ and at night | ratienee. { NATIONAL THEATER—To-night for Mr. McCul- | lough’s benefit Virginius will be given. ‘The per- formance of Damon and Pythias last night at. | tracted a crowded house. The play Was presented In splendid style throuzhout. Capirat THEATER—Any one who wishes to wit- ness a first class ty performance, full of nov- | elties, should drop in at the Capital Theater, | Lixcony Hati—Miss Annie Louise Cary will appear as soloist with the New York Philharmonic | | elub im concert, at Lincoin Hall, next Wednesday | evening. c EGATIONAL CuvRcH—The third concert in | ‘se, at Congregational church, takes place | | ning. Prof. J. W. Bischoff will be the | i of it, and the participants are all well- | known and popular musical people. | THE OntGtNaL Fisk Jubilee Singers, commencing | bext Thursday, will give four coneerts at Lincola | all. Asxer’s Music Hatt—The Germ2n perform- ance at Abner's music hall this evening promises to be the best yet given. Casts Unso.—Seats for the great Camilla Urso concert at the Congregational Church next Tues- | day evening, can be secured at Ellis’ music store. | ‘Tue Ustrormep Barratton 1.0.0.F. will hold a grand prize fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, from Febru- ary 13th to 224. There will be one hundred prizes distributed, worth from $1 to $100 each. Masonte Temere.—A grand military and civic ball, compliuentary to the ladies of the W. eri fair committee, will be given by the W Guard, tib evening of Februvmy 14th, | Hall. A volentine will be pre: tending the ball. AT THE RINK still con- About ail tae young peopte of the city are there, and those who are not wish | | they w Another one of the circling classes {3 | started short RIVER TRADE.—Harborim ivals of vi inue to be popular. to be ster Sutton reports the g at the Wasiiington wharves as ers for market p Arthur, Ey American E roy, Miller, do. ; s¢ B. F. Marsh, Dickson, do. W. Me ANS, OY: m, Chiseltin do. ne, | i, Knnber for W. A dos. ¥ ‘THE WITNESS AGAINST A. Hart DIsaPrears AND THE CASE 18 DisMIssED.—C ‘Commissioner Bundy Was ready yestrday to resume the hearing of the | charge made against A. Hart for receiving a fee in | 8 pension case, While he was fitling a position in the pension office, and some time was spent in waiting the arrival of W. H. Squires, the prosecuting wit hess, who had at the prior hearings been examined, in chief. Squires failing to come to time, a deputy marshal was sent for him, but returned with the announcement that Squires had taken a morning train for his home in Michigan. Commissioner Bundy, while admitting the right of the defendant to cross-examine the witness, suggested that de- fendant put in what grea | he had. Mr. Hart took the ‘stand ‘and denied most positively ever having received a dollar from Squires at any time. On one occasion he brought a ey to the house of the witness, which he refused to accept. | He made him a present of some cigars, which smoked. He regarded him as an old Cr ‘ing to secure a pension, and he was aiding that he could and not expe: or recelving any pay for it. The commissioner that under the circumstances he doubted if the grand jue find a bill, and he did not feel justified in’ the defendant, and he was therefore ‘discharged, Assistant District Attorney Pench i mimi =) against this action, but the r felt Satisfied that he had pursued the proper course, peed maaan, ‘The rainy weather yesterday prevented the re- ceptions at the residences of Senators from being as numerously attended as usual. Those, however, who braved the storm felt rewarded by the pleas- ant greetings they received and the opportunity afforded, the number of visitors being compara- tively small, to talk with the ladies on whom they were calling. During the evening there were many entertain- ments. The British Minister and Miss West had at dinner about twenty-five ladies and gentlemen, who were invited to remain toa dance, to which about three hundred others were asked at halt- past 9 o'clock. The soirée was one of the hand- somest of the many wich have occurred in the post at that legation. Tall potted plants were grouped along the walls of the large hall and in the parlors, all of which (in fact the whole first floor) were open for the entertainment. Mr. West and his daughter well underst nd the noble art of ity, and made the time pass most agre Lok their guests, some of the youn njoyed dancing for several hours after mid- nicht. Supper was served in the dining room, whieh was adorned with many — flowe AS a matter of course, the dre ston reedinicty han’ ng on this SUiss West. wore 18, na tinted satin dress, trimmed with same color. Mme. Outrey wore an ht white brocaded satin, many Clainonds and Miss Preston, the Haytian Minis T, Who Was with her father, wore a » sitin, the eutire front df which in crystal beads, The Spantsh Ss wife were accompanied by thelr a ming blue toilet, as with his wife, whose dress was Most novel and beautiful seen. Tt was dium shade ik, combined with inbroide in steel r, of Californta, Is Mrs. Miller’s. su- ack Velvet embrofiered In colors, and valuable. Repre- his wife, who wore a ble green velvet relieved in and passementerte of uttiul w Sen: accompanied erb toilet wa and bronze beads; ornaments, diamonds. eatitive Bayne accompanied his wife, who wore an elezant dies; of dark velvet. embossed on a pearl colored ground. tended were Justice Milter ‘Among others who at- Speaker Keifer, wife and niece; wife and dawzhter; Justice and Miss Bradle: Mrs. Woods, Senator and Mrs. ator Harrison’3. wife, son and Senator Voorhees, Senator Hawley and wite, Senator Hill, of Colorado, and wife, Senator Pendleton and ‘daughter, Senator Bayard, Son vtor and Mrs. Cockrell, man and Miss Rees», Senator and Mrs. Vance, Steele and Miss Chalmers, Representatives Ch: mers, Deering and wife, (she wearing a cholee toilet), Steele and wire, Tucker and wife, ‘Turner and daughter and Mrs. Alinut; Camp and wife, Calkins und wife, Willams’ wife and daughter Kasson, Kelley, Tyler end wife, McLane an daughtér, Robeson with Miss’ Stout, Van Veoriiis “and wife, Cannon and wife,” Bi ham and wife, (she wearing a_ superb toile Mr. de Bilit and his neice; Miss Hooker, Paymas ter and Mrs. G , General and Mrs. M: Mrs. S. V. Niles and daughter, Mi i Baron and Baroness de Fava, Cor Mrs, Raum, Judge and Mrs. Ferriss, Mrs. Wm. B. Lont, Judge, Mrs. and Miss Scofield; Mrs Fer- pan 3, Mrs. Graut and Mrs. Caandler, all of hicaso; Miss Suste Lee, dudge and Mrs. MacArthur, Mr.and Mrs. Count Lewenhaupt, Mr. and Mrs. Keith, m. Kimmel, Mr. J.C. Bancrott ty Blaine, Mrs. “Hooker, wife of Commodore, Mrs. and ster Wat- ht; Gen, wife, who was © Mrs. Kilbourn ai Commodore €: and armingly dressed; 1 dauzhter, Dr. and Mrs. Lincoln, irs. Brodhead, Mrs. Ri M Mrs. Loring, Gen. 1. and M Burns and % a wiie, Mr. Cadozan, Lora George ard, Miss Means, of Cincin- ni Mrs. Brown, hter, Repre: wife and daughter, and many . Dinner parties were numerous during the even- Ing. An elegant eatertainment of tals el t given by Representative Hewitt at V n. 3, Which was atten ted b, ladies and gen- men. Sec neoln gave one to ventiemen only nodore English Representatly All these ¥ delighttul affairs and most elegant in all their a nents, rei: Miss Nang “day evening, brought to large assemblage of their friends at St. Alba's, on the heights, which was ed for the Joyous 0 iblage Was notible for the nu nevable pers eut, one of them being Mrs. Nourse, a lady aged 89, While the bride's grand- t whose house the ent vas held, is no less than &5. The 3 rved there Was & most sumptuous one. The display or flowers was very fine, and the presents to the bride were both numerous and me. 5. McPherson gave a dinner party ening, at whith were present the hd Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Sen- or and Mrs. Pendleton, the British Minister and Miss West, € nd Mrs. Loring, Gen. Beale and Miss Beale and Mrs. McAlpine, of New one on Wednesday ¢ President, Se A@tairs in West Washington, E Foon axp Lown LA Campbell, of this place, w. arged in the Pollee Court yesterday: with assvultin Auna M, Shoemaker, who te-ti- fied that sie Ives in the he > with Mr. Cainpbell, she occupyiag the lower part aud he the upper pert of tie house, and some time sgo he occupied the lower part and she the upp¢r part, when he refused to let her pass through the front FLoox door and made her go around by the stde door, | | and W | lower floor, refised to let inesdav, she being tae occupant of the ell pass husband, through her door, when she ca the défendaat, who assaulted witness and thr her down on a Iounge and twisted her arn in court fined him $10 and put him wnder persona bonds to keep th» peace for si Poutcy.—A white man ny fined $50 ¢ Hunt w. Shell to-day tO daysin jail by a poll Canat Lirroved Tourn OF Che locks of the Chesapeake and Olle canal will, It is be completed by Mareh the usual time for opening navigation. Eight of the locks are now under y ‘The work would all hav ntshed sooner but for the Inability of the contractors to furnish iumber. ‘The loc are lengthened from 100 to 200 feet, the center gate being retain-d to be used im case only one Doat is passing through at a time. New drop- gates will be put in, With an increased number of Paddles, of greater area, WebpINGS.—Dumbarton_ avenue M. E. church ening of a wedding—that of . ayne, daughter of Mr. James E. ayne, and Mr. Alvert P. Waugh, of the Post OMlce’ department, ‘The ‘church ‘edifice was crowded despite the inclemency of the weather. Rey. J. McKendree Reliey performed the cere- mony, and Messrs, Walter P. Farr, Jolin C. Atney, John ¥. Conner and Mr. Ourand Were ushers, ai Prof. Wilson 8. Reiley officiated at the organ. tera short reception at the home of the bride's father the 9:30 train was taken for Philadelpala. At the same hour, 7 o'clock, the wedding of Miss Ida R. Seymour, dauzhter of Mr. W. F. Seymour, and Mr. Andrew D. Wilcox, took place quietly at the residence of Mr. Scymour, corner of Prospect avenue and Sith streets. Itev. Father Rocheiord tled the nuptial knot, and after a pleasant recep- ton the young couple leit for the north. A CALLED MESTING for the pui of onganizing here a branch of the Associated Charities, last night, at the Aged Women’s Home, on 321 street, was adjourned until Monday, very few being in attendance owing to the weatiier. HIGH TIDE ON THE BaR.—February 11, 12.50 a.m., 1:16 p.m. nethening — Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tre Evenine Star, ‘THE W. & O. R. R. Savg.—The Washington and Ohio railroad sale would have been set aside in Richmond yesterday had not a representative of the purchaser made such a showing to the jutge of the circuit court as induced a postponement of the motion so that the Baltfmore, Cincinnatl and Western raliroad repres*ntative could be heard. It 4s again Ingisted here this morning that the sale vill be coufplied with, and the Washington and lo road become a portion of a line wiich will, in fact, connect Washington with Ohto, AN ABANDONED PLAN.—It has recently been roposed to sulmit the choice of corporation judge to the readjuster voters of the city through a convention that would select three men, whose Choice sbould Ye nominated and confirmed at Richmond, but this plan was, it 1s said, not ac- ceptable to one of the leading candidates. iTyY Bonps.—The sinking fund commission has: not yet bought the last $1,000 of the $13,000 corpor- ation bends for which they have offered, ana itis understood that they will not pay the rate asked. Some of the bonds were bought this week at 60 cents. REPoRTER’s Nores.—The salary of thecity Judge, about which there is such Interest here, 18 only 1.400 per annum.—The city council will mect hext Tuesday night.—Judge Sangster came uj from Richmond last evening, Rev. Fields has gone to Richmond. He is understood to be a friend of Mr. Windsor as city judge, and likely to exercise considerable influence among the colored members of the legislature, Maryland Items. William Willey, a youth of about 20, while en- Feiss We Gate et ene on Raa Fecess at the near Den' i Sud- denly fell acod” His death is attributed to spople: 4 ie Ann Sims, of T: has com- menced rf action aeainet Captain Thomas Sewell for breach of promise of The laintift ts a widow, and alleges that Captain well made an el ent of » and promise, after out cense, ington and Broad-Top Mountain rafl- Toad, in its annual re} of the Pattic derived trom the Gomees seen tinment after | 2 tsheaphceseegd ; CITY ITEMS. esterday, Nailor agt. Conley: argument con- “Immense Hit? cluded cause submitted. ‘Sh ) ion = ‘sul Pepper agt. Shep- | ts what —— ‘the introduction of Dr. Equity Court—Judge Hagner. esterdi iryme rymes; \tor’s Skinny Men. Petal ae tet Gecee Sic cee ie: | Welle’ Health Remreee Ateuute cure: far mer. Eimony: limited seventy-five daya Soteldo agt. | Vous debility and weakness of the generative func- Lyon; receiver directed not to sell certain goods | tions $1, at druggists) Depot, 480 Penn. ave. Crt Cig ordered to show cause February ~~ $100. Willams agt. Williams; appearance of defend- ‘The Importers’ Tea Campany still continues to ant ordered. Ozment agt. Ozment: testimony or- do. a ve y business. Hundreds of people gay der ken. Full Full 3. do. Mock- | v! eir store chase > bee age eer don Thomas age orders by mail are received. ‘The tea, best quality, Teferente to auditor Brent age Brest as. shel: | is put uy tu paper cage, uae. weighs fone aan reference to auditor. rent; do, Shel- s : i 4 ; clerk authori tents) 14s pounds. The coffee, choicest grades of ton agt. Moore: clerk authorized to cancel policies And commission to obtain. testitnoay ‘Appointed. | Mocha and Java mixed, is also put up in paper Jones agt. Cratty; pro confesso. Cornelius agt. } cans; each can (and contents) welzhs 34 pounds. DeVaughn; do. Addin agt. Austin; do. Zug agt. | Every can cual © present of from 10 cents to Bailey; do. e ill; conditional re- in money, or Jewelry of some kind. Call or Eli oe CO 1 Send; you may get a nic at. Orders by mail ee Cb ee Prompuly forwarded to all parts of the United SUL Iey GEHion eat Rtaten Cash must be sent with te onder. Cans 4o make levy distnissed. Gesiiuaeac one uiea ce invariably selected by disinterested parties for Yesterday, ti Z people out of the city. Addi erts, Dire: IMPORTERS’ TEA ComPANY, ‘The jury disasreed os toc 819 Market Space, Washington, D.C. Dh BREST DI : Price to clubs, stores and agents, as well as indl- John Jackson, burglary and larceny; ality m1 even en viduals, $1 per can, 11 cans for $10, 23 cans for $20, fenced to seven yeargin the Auburn State prison. | QyTNUS 8) Bet Henry Smith, alas Samuel Smith, ass2ult on po- 2 T $50. ary Mean; guiliy; notice of a motion for a new Below we give a part trial lst of those who pur- chased tea or coffee Tucsday. Have you a friend among the number? DIAMONDS. FOUND. Col. B. Stringer, Ch coffee; F. Brown. both in coffee, Hau Povice Courr.—Juage Snell. Yesterday, after our report closed, John Rob- inson, charged with the eny of half bushel of coal from John Miller; pleaded guilty, and was fined $5 0r15 days, Dinicl Toomey, as- Miller; $10 or 30 day mpbell, assault on Anna M. Shoe- seult on R, appeal noted. Alexander C: maker, in We-t Washington; $10 fine “and per sonai bonds to keep the peace. Christopher ‘Ty- ler, larceny of an overcoat valued at $30 from Henry Noble: $60 days in jail. Poitcr Covrt—Judge Snetl. To-day, Thomas O'Conner, loud and boisterous, $ or 15 days; Michael Lanhady, a typical tramp, pleaded guilty to being a vagrant, and got 90 d on the farm; Annle-O'brien, an old white woman, 4 charged with Being a vagrant, and found drunk on the street, and was released on her per- sonal bonds, on account of her feeble conditio: John P. Tasco, loud and bolsterious, $5 or 15 day: Henry Smith, a small colored boy, was sent to the a rederi alued K, St. Louls, Mo., rh candrt wunton, Va., 5 . Co.), Richmond, CASH FOUND. gow, Scotland, now at Na- in. coffee; Miss Mary Stntth, Mrs. A. Basner, $100 in gold, , TL. ear Arops, $75, In k, Ma., two sets studs, 75 each; Hon. ty $35, in tea; Mrs. ring, $60, in ec i, $100; 'G. W. M. Va., studs, $100. ing, Vv John Wright, G tional notel, $100, Danville, $10, in te: in coffee: WATCHES POUND. coffee; W., patent lever Lemon, jr., 1513 10th st. n. Geo, M: Fisher, Sixth Auditor's office, resid 809 New Jersey ave., chatelaine, $18; H. A. G son, in charge of division of account, Census reform school during minority, ‘tor pelng incor- | pureau, elaine, $18: Mrs. Mary Smith, Dan- rigible; A. @. Armstrong, Wm. T Smith and Henry 3 t d'watch, $40,1n tea; Miss Kate Gtbson, forfeited collatetal, "A number of persons | KW IS-Karat gold watch, $40, in py Carter, 18Karat gold watch, $70, In coffee; N. L. King, carpenter, Census bureau, stem winder, $15, and 56 others, mostly by mail. ARTICLES OF SILVER SERVICE, WINE SETS, &C. were flied for not removing the snow from their sidewalks, and a number forfeited collateral for the same’ offence. Geo. Hunt, keeptng a policy shop, $50 or 60 days; Wm. McPherson, larceny of 3 s | ‘Mrs. Stelper, 128 6th st. . Walker, railway some valentines from Wm. M. Fletcher, sent to oh eg! aren 7 the reform school during minority; Minute Lock- | Mall service; W. H. Crock gent Virginia Mid- land railroad comp2ny. Charlottesville, Va.: Dan’) Buchanan (Laborer), B st. n.w., bet. 6th and 7th sts. ; Mrs. John Boteler, $23 Pa. ave Mrs. Martha Kendrick, 2100 2ist st; man, 128 South B Wood, assault on Maggie Sullivan, personal bonds | to Keep the peace; Hugh Strider, charge of larceny of a wateh from G. W. Mattingly, continued. ger st.; Molile J. Jones, ner station, Louisa Cask SENT TO THR GRAND JeRy.—Geo. W.| county, Va: P. HH. s, Buckner’ station, Flather, the night clerk of the National hotel, | Louisa’ county, In addition to the names who was arrested some days ago on the charge of grand larceny of money, the property of Mr. Pichiart, proprietor of thé “Importers? ‘Tea Co.,” from the hotel safe, waived an eximination in the Polt-e Court to-ay, through his attorney,c. pany articles of silverware, . goble ‘cons, thimbles, &., were ther by express or mail. napkin rings) sent out of the city M. Satth, and the case Was sent to the grand jury Sublimely Saperb. - under $500 bonds, A pair of beautiful Sun Flowers on Easels wi ees Virginia Items. The commonweaith attorney of Clarke county, a.,has taken legal steps to prevent the issuance an? negotiation of the bonds remaining on hand mailed free to any lady who. cent postage stamp to Dr. C. W. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. Dont Forget To make your Buckwheat Cakes from Hecker’s wich Weev transferred by the couity tothe AL | Cake, ¥e SAKE. VIG Renae GrILEAC DE exindrla, Loudoun and Hatapshire rattroxd.. Only | Seta pits 4 Fee ae ore tus | over, So take advantage of It while you can, t,th,t.8 rbeing in the hands of the railroad au- Allen’s Brain Food ix the Most Reliable tonic for the brain and geuerative organs. It posl- Uvely cures nervous debility, loss of memory, and | all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists, | #1 a bottle; six for $5. Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pal | ave. nw. ‘ five acres of the Allan C. Bryan farm, near Harrisonburg, V. sold to Wm. Bile mer for $9) per an re lot was also bought by Mr. Dlilhetmer for $101.75 per acre. ‘The of Abram Knopp, 155 acres, near Broadway 1 y “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3g-1b, “Ward” prints, 55c. ber ID. Aiso, cottage cheese, buttermilk and’ sweet iuilk, and for $21 per acre, A Dill has been introtuced In the Virzinia lezts- lature. chartering the Areadian Iroa Works com- | ge. per qt. Cream, 15¢. pint pany, of Botetourt county, Va. = Goth houses of the Virginia legislature have oTAN a] G (LA Pased.a VN) suthorizng the registered voters of PIANOS AND ORGA koanoke county to vole on the question of local | 4 — = 7M. MEINEKAMP option in that Couaty. we KAMP A mill for the production of ofl from sass _ WM. Si root is to be started. Yio cue tos machinery having been received. 2 The citlzens of Gorlonsville, Va., have deter- At Vv. B mined on organizing a company to erect a woo.en | ‘Toning and Re mill there, Ws KNABE. V brated Grand, Also, a fine stock of sonable terns, at WARERCOMS, 423 | syivania avenue. NS Nk street northwest. —CELE- PIA —+o+- ED AND SICK 11th street, a few doors above Penn- Jals-Im | WHE STIFFE, THE KRANICH & BACH, AND other firet-chtss PIANOS and ORGANS, < at lowest prices aud easiest terms, firva G. L. WILD & BRO., iad from Knox- “Considerable yville, sixteen nd One of the oldest places of ement ha from th mille: learning In t The town some noto- _. Sole Agents, riety as the s¢ > Which taught antl- | dies street northwest, near G. slavery doctrines previous to the war. After the | _Pisnos and Ozwans for reat, tuned and repe Jad war to bla public endowinent college was thrown open | 5 well ag to whites, nd a inixed: school has for many Years bern the result. No serious discord has ever resulted until L:tely, thouzh the | Taeulty have been looked uj | 88 quite extreme updn the subj GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. rpuospson’s DRESS SHIKT MANUFACTORY A literary sovisty Has been < ae tion, and tt has a large mezabersitp. , xD of this society granted to the members the pre- MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, rogative of electing thet Sib e bucesnonieca S Beni NECKWEAR, FOOTWEAR, sey Ready-made SHIRTS at following Prices: uree days since menbersiip s Best Wan ta, unfinished, Huston, however, wis male to his E tion. The factliy were appealed }to by the negro, ond they sustained him and | arraigned the whole soviety for Is rej | threatening to abolish the Socie mitted. The so ; its members ws | they had of the L., unfinie Wersntta, untivished, 6 S B. ELLERY, De svccEsson TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Best B 1112 F StREET NogtHwest, Wasurscton, D.C. be indignant 2 sing sispended uients Who did not betonz to te soctety have WD froin the shook ¢ one, The wvoring to Make terms, but ts. SHIRTS. SHIRT! HIRTS. ‘T TO REMIND ¥ Tue Peatisrs Rerersina Howe.—A telegram ay MIND YOU THAT WE SELL from New Orleans List night s Sullivan and | Better Shirts for the money asked than, any other estab- | w arty le te Ute z 5 ee Kaan a y me i ledgeof the fact, but for fear that you mignt not think jackson route for gO, Whe: ‘y il give | of it Just at the riz Le, we insert this /7 remin? ~ anexhiotition under the management of P: that Mig NNISS woid the stery” Shirt for 7. Davis. Sullivan ts accompanied by Buly Mat | when every one else asked $1.56 for the same quality, | Pete MeCoy and Bob Farrell. Ryan, after paying | Maj athe sane quality alt the time, ‘The wood “Myx. | the expenses or Iuinself and party, Int town list | Yale aro Tor Ts couta cok he Gurilodted both tn 'gastite | night with onty $5, He had about 600 comi: fiona peta teas him from his Shure in the excursion proti The "Mystery Shirt 1s as good as an: ington, and the turguielued, i only 8 coat a , price, unfinished, ix only 75 cen! “3 MECINNISS,. 1002 F treet northwest. UNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, RE- / higble HATTER, is prepared to do all kinds of work inhisline. New SILK HATS made to order, and old ones remodeled. Remember the aumber—740 bth street northwest. mare Cc ARPETS! his representativ eported to him that had his pocket picked of that amount and other money he was hoidtng as stakes, and could not make it good. ‘To be nearly beaten to death and then robbed of his earnings was hard luck for the Trojan. ———_+0+ —______ Snockrxe RatLoap Accrpent—On Tuesday night a hand-car on the Missour! Pacific ratlroad was run into by a construction train of nineteen cars, between Waco and Taylor, Texas. M: Washburmy the chief engineer of the Gould sys tem In ‘Texas, died tour Lours after the accldent. Mr. Stoll and his wife and Mr. Painter were in- stantly killed, and Mr. Stoll’s littie boy died soon arter from the Injuries received. Mrs. Stoll was one of the ladles who drove the silver spike which connected the Texas Pacific and Southern Pacific two months ago. The construction train was back- CARPETS !! o— THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. CARPETS !!! UPHOLSTERING AND HOUSE FURNISHING ing down the road at the ume, Mr. Stoll and Goons, wife were formerly residenis of Morristown, N. J. Mrs. Stall was a daughter of A. A. Vance, editor of In Great Variety, the Jerseyman. re +02 —_____ CAMPAIGN AGAINST THR Divorcz Laws.— The clergy and many of the laity of New England are SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, about to rise In emphatic protest against tie prev- | 2 50 MAREET SPAQE: sleutabuse of the divorce nwa, “Mussachus-tts | (C PECIALTIBS. statistics on this subject are Iittle 1f any better = tian those of Connectivut, Indiana, and Tlinois. A movement started a few months'ago in Boston has resulted in making organized efforts foracam- aign by the New? England Divorce Reform fexcue. ‘The clergy of New England are to be to devote their Fast Day sermons to the The sins of our people, not only In Utah, but throughout the nation, witb respect to the marriage tle, the liaminent danger therefrom, and the crying ‘need of a universal reform.” The League decided to put In the field the Rev. Samucl . Dike, an earnest advocate of reform in this GOODS THAT NO HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES CAN GIVE YOU GREATER VALUE FOR THE MONEX. Rich O14 Java Coffee, Roasted. The sayert Maracaibo Cottee, Hioasted ee Newport Patent Minnesota Flonr, 49 Ibs. ‘The Army and Navy Whisky $4.50 gallon; $1.00 per : WITMER’S, direction, asa paid agent, The leading men of all| £8 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. denominations are taking active part in the move- ment, Gov. Long is another conspicuous worker, At Cost and it isevident thatthe sub Ject will soon be made an active issue in politics, TO FEBRUARY 28Tx. I shall sell off my entire Stock of Dress Goods, Blan- kets, Cloaks, Heavy Underwear, Cashmeres and Black and Colored Silks at prime cost for the balance of this month, February. Call early and get bargains. GEO J JOHNSON, ¢ A SKATING TRAGEDY.—Frank Mix was skating on Commerce Lake twenty miles from Detroit, Mich., yesterday, and pushing ahead of him a si bearing Miss Breckevs and Miss Pollie Wilson, when 4 a oo, es Aen ee escay ut MIX, Who might have Saved himsel bravely attempts to rescue Miss Brockens, and w-nt down with her. 5,000 YARDS CALICO, As 100 Dozen DOYLIES, Red Border, 5 cts. 200 TOILET SPREADS, extra heavy, $1 each. HAMBURG EMBROIDERY half price. MARSEILLES, PIQUES and SATIN STRIPES, 123sc, ‘BLACK SILKS and SATINS. COLORED SILKS, new shades. SHEETING COTTON, full width, 25 cts, TABLE LINENS, 25, 37, 60, 62, 75 cts. TURKEY RED TABLE LINENS, 50c., 62c. and 75e. 713 Market Space. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or PRANG’S AND MARCUS WARD'S VALENTINES, ‘For sale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Spring PERCALES, GINGHAMS and CALIOOS. J 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CARPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS!!! Just OPENED. At Wholesals Prices to Reduce Stock. FULL LINE Eaw DRESS GOODS, 12% 16, 18, 20 and 25 cts. COLLARS AND CUFFS, SPRING CLOTHS for Boys’ wear, 25, 37 and 50 cts. REMNANTS WHITR CAMBRIC, 10 cts. yard. BECEIVING SPRING GOODS DAILY. C. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bouth Bide, near Center Market, quare and Upright. f= nox for reut on res iil! ENBACH'S PIANO DRY Goops. DRY GOODS. [LLumnatep spring surTincs. NEW FRENCH SATINES. PARIS BATISTES and TOILE D'ALSACE. ANDERSON’S SCOTCH GINGHAMS, PRINTED ALL LINEN LAWNS, LUPIN’S CELEBRATED BLACK GOODS. COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES and VEILS. ELEFANT BLACK RHADAMES, from $1.50 to $3. RICH COLORED RHADAMES, from $1.75 to $2.25. 24-inch wide ALL-SILK SATIN SURAHS, at $1 BLACK and COLORED VELVETS and PLUSH! MOIRE FRANCAISE, in all colors. BLACK SILK! NEW WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. EP Ax inspection is solicited, as the stock is entirely new, and all goods are from the best manufacturers at home and abroad. S-THE LOWEST CORRECT PRICES GUARAN- TEED. SEATON PERRY, (Svee oR TO “Perky & Broruer.”) Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. Established 1849. f ABRICS. pass DRESS BLACK AND COLORED PLUSHES, BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS. BLACK AND COLORED SATINS. BLACK AND COLORED SILK BROCADES. mk. JOBS. ALL-WOOL FRENCH SERG 36-INCH FINE CASHMERES. CHILDREN'S FANCY HOS! TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 SEVENTH stn 6 T NORTHWEST. GOOD ADVICE! Ladies, please listen, for the coming week. Tf extra cood value you desire to seek, In Dry Goods and Notions of very first rank, Read the following catalogue, opposite Riggs’ Bank: ou bargains in Hamoungs for sewing days e ds alresdy with pleasure to eaze Bue qualities and prices no low orn, | Popular patronase gives preference to COCHRANE & CO Our last year's mbroideries were in creat demand, Bat thie season’ tur exceed others on hand, . it was well to feel our way with wome tact, ‘The New Departure uow is a settled fact. Qur fine Linens, to», . better ja ts Irish, Scotch, French ai All who see them cannot ent ‘on before . than inside our door, crinan, of very best flax, nusiweth relax. » we told el | Towels and N: or Damarks by the yard, To find such qualities at our prices is very hard, Ladies look aud are. this District all over And invariably returu, the above trata to discover. COCHR: 'S Muslin Underws od barvains r, the people say, by hing,” pest Is seen.” IN LIGHT BLUE, * Cream and other colors, wide double width, all wool, 50, COLORED SILKS, 50. COLORED SILK PLUSH, reduced from $3.75 to§2.50. PIANO COVERS, SILK EMBROIDERED, $3.75. Large size WHILE BRIDAL QUILTS, $1 COLORED snd BLACK CASHMERES, double width, pure wool, 37}. All of our heavy double-width CLOAKING CLOTHS reduced to $1.50 and §2. BLACK SILK VELVET, Beautiful PLAID DE) width, reduced from 75 to $50. PURE WOOL BLANKETS, reduced from §7 to $5. All of our $1.26 BLACK SILKS reduced to $1. All obour $1.50 BLACK SILKS reduced to $1.25. COLORED CASHMERES reduced from 25 to 123. COLORED and BLACK SATLNS, 75. CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. GOODS, widest double 323 Y'Sssty IMPORTANT! THE BIGGEST MOVE IN OUR BUSIN EST MOVE IN © USINESS Having leased for » termof twenty-five years the property now qccupied by Messrs, Gusdorf, Kneesi and reel, 420, 422 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET, We shall shortly commence to erect a Four-atory Build- ing, second to hone in the conntry. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF At and below cost, all of our immense stock now in our stores, 404 AND 406 ‘TH STREET. ‘This is the first time in twenty years that we adver- tise to sell at or below cost, as no merchant can ex et without makine a profit. "Tu this instance it is eompnl- sion. We shall try not to take any Old Goods into the ew Building, as our openine (which we pect to make by September’) shall be a display worthy the Capital of the Nation, Reduce: all our Cotions and Sheetiugs, of every width and weil-known brauds, at lees than manu- factuzer’s present cost. Having bougbt these goods long before the late heavy rise, we are enabled to sell as stated without lona to us. ‘ Our best Prints, in Shirtings and Dress Styles, war- ranted fast colors, 5 cents. All our Dress Goods reduced. THEY MUST BE CLOSED OUT way Lelow cost. We have reduced our 20-cent Dress Goods to 10 centa, 5-cent Dress Goods ta 12% centa, 373s-cent Dres= Goods to 20 centa, 50-cent Dress Goods to 25 cents, And all finer goods in proportion. We have taken great pains to mark our immense stock down. Should, how- ever, a piece be overlooked we shall make a reduction which is bound to sell the article. Remember, we shall carry no Winter Goods over which a price will sell. SILKS, SATINS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, Our assortment is now complete, having upward of 1,300 pieces on hand. “These ‘have all boon, peduesd 25 percent. Remember they must be sold. CLOAES, SISTERS DOLMANS, ALL REDUCED - From $5 to $3. ¥ £8 5 From From $10 to $6. From $13 1043; and all finer at great sacrifices. We have about 600 Garments on hand, and do not want to Ni tore Wext fall with old stock. ‘They shall and must be GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS! FLANNEL! 2 CLOTHS. All Blankets reduced from $1 to. a aiteamictin pind oa Bae Bt , they must be sold. - ie mem) Brown’ Table Linen, 8-4 wide, 20 cents; Unbleached Dat 25, rednoed Py ‘S75. ‘TOWELS! TOWELS! TOWELS! the stock trifle price. pitlling off the entire ata over half; NAPEINS, DO! all reduced. OUR OWN IMPORTATION. ceived, and ra. TUESD: MORNIN« 600 Poe ee BOWERY, tee See fe fromn th Since advanced 30 per cent. ‘Therefore, look out for BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE SOLD! All our FANCY GOODS, such as - Y, ,000 dozen Hemined Pure HAND- auaCHIErS, three for 25 cents. Most of these are ‘We have still about 300 dozen Men's year at 15 cents, and such sstisfaction Seen ‘Sourcht them Fecor ‘them to’ = = = W. M. SHUSTER & SONS . OFFER A FULL STOCK OF SATIN RHAPAMES In beautiful colors, comprising New Street and Even pond Oe ek Gra oa ave UTE SILKS to match. Srectal attention ie called to a lot =M. BROIDERED TABLIFRS, which we have concluded, to nell at less than importation cost. Thir is rare op= portunity to purchase, as these Goods sre all hand worked and very choice. of very elegant White Canton Crepe. Elegant Spauish Lace for owerdressen. Lyons Pure Silk Velvets, all Bonnets Black Silks, ok sil t faxt colors, 20e, Anderson Ginghains iu great variety. ONE PRICE, 6 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, LADIES’ Goons. v - - —=—==a MME. WASHINGTON, 3 FASHIONARLE DRESSMAKING AND VKIMMING STORE, 1211 PENNSY Dresses, Suits, Com rior style at whort and bastea, and a . mate tn ang Ladies cat have Drowes ont t sruaranteod. CJ MES MiB Reece, Ns 9rn STREET AEE. vortiwest. Staining, Hfaly 4 jerials.” Art New: wht, privately aud tn clasem, 4 Cloaks cut and fitted. smekudinge ithing, abd Wison's acency for Mra. 1. fildren. SN Bair alowinal Supporter. 3m. Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, MAKE eTS TO ORDER Th every, and material, and guarantess perfect 1% and comife She is ¢ole agent for PATENT “HERCULES” SUP. PORTING, and tor other invaluable Conets, induding: the Patent Shoulder Brace and all Dress Reform Goods, Her own make ONE DOLLAR CORSET cannot be med. Her stock of French Corsets is ‘com and she has a full arsoriment of Ladies and Gentlemens Furnishings at lo M"™ SELMA RUPPERT, z 608 9th stroet, opponite Patent Ofte. Complete stock of ZEPHYRS, CREWEL MANTOWN WOOL, ART EMBROLD! material for Fancy Needlework. Targe assortment of LACES, LACT GOODS, RUF- FIINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, FRINGES and TRIM STAMPING promptly executed. M486 DOWN. B\ ame In order to reduce the stock of the ORIGIN AT. MONOe | GRAM KID GLOVE we will sell for the nest thirty | days— celebrated Al opr ana GER. ES. and all MRS. J. P. PALMER, _ 330 —— 1107 F STRERT NORTH J 9 oT N REMNANT SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS * IN REAL AND IMITATION LACES. ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS AND COLLARS At Great Bargains, FRENCH FLOWERS, LACE NECKWEAR, RIB BONS, DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, BEADED LACES AND DRESS FRONTS, An Elegant Stock of REAL LACES In Venice, Point, Duchess, Applique, Collars, Capeq, Fichus, Flouncings. RECEPTION AND PARTY @REQUISITES A SPECIALTY. L. NOOT, 28 915 PENNSYLVANTA AVE. MES. C. DONOVAN, 245 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, ‘will open at her BRANCH HOUSE 1335 F STREET, Washinyton, D. C., some elegant DINNER, RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES that have just been received from Paria. ‘Mrs. Donovan will remain here for a few days to tal: PACT for French Droswes, ec., &e., before going Ww 228-2w MONDAY, January 30, 1882. Poeseas: Nora AND F Srneers. INUATION GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ PERGARMENTS. TWO CASES MORE Of those Thoroughly Made and Trimmed CHEMISE AND DEAWERS, AT 25c. RACH. We make lower prices ever bef en = prices than fore for the quality? DOUGLASS’, 328 Nisa Srarer. PENING OF REAL LACES. Duchesse Laces, Gilets and Hakfs.; Pointe de Venise aud Breton Laces; Duchesse, ish and Ma- co OF TH fan line Flounciage, Ficbus and_Searfe: Spanish Gh and Trimming Laces; Spanish Nets; Biack and Beaded Laces and Dries Fropte, etc etc. ‘Hay this line of woods a npecialtg, Twill benseforts pared to oifer the finest and most Ever shown in this city. —_ oy pres M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. _1 Cite Trevise, Paris, ‘jal MM“: ®. van REUTH, ROBES ET MANTEAUX, 1112 Thirteenth street northwest. akigeant Costemes of all descriptions furnished af notice. Latest N: But need in Dress Goods, basa ed ME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, » 13. ny Barr & Co. st. Louie. sate Wagan a Sct ce pecialty; > ice: — superior fitting; ear ‘2 ILLINERY and FANCY GOODS" OLD LAD! CAPS a specialty, FINANOIAL. J. MICHELOT & CO., ° 48 BROAD STREET, NEWYORK, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION, Fractional Lots Close to the Market. STOCK PRIVILEGES SAG! ENE and other first-class makers at bogs Paes eer tion. B pears STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE, H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bough tum@ Bold on Commission, No. 539 15TH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING) [Agency for Prince snd Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Baoapwar, New Yous. Every class of Securities bought and sold on commie sion ingSam Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now ‘York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on tq) New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cami commission, Private and direct telegraph wires ft» Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, throug which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges ‘im those cities and reported beck promptly. Quotetions of Stocks and Bonds and information regarding