Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1882, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Warmieron DC. March 11, 1880000 flr weather” nortiwest' winds, bueting to west 92d south, stignt jee te wiaperatare, Ping, Wl Special Weather Bulletin. & CLOUDY SUNDAY INDICATED. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: ‘The barometer 1s lowest northeast of New Eng- land and highest in Tennessee. Fair weather con- Pog the southern, middle states and Ohio val- ley. rtly cloudy weather, with light snow, is re- ported from New England, the lake region and the Rorthwest. The tem ture has fallen about 10° Oh the Atiantic coast, and slightly tn all districts ast of the Mississippi, and risen slightly in the Missourt valley and sonthweet. "The following tem- | ee cures were reported yesterday afternoon: jorfolk, 70°; Charleston, 75°; Savannah, 74°; Jacksonville, 79 ; Galveston, 62°; San Antonio, 62°; Los Angeles, 48°. Northerly winds prevail on the Atlantic coast and the lake region, and easterly to southerly is are reported from the southwest. Inateations are that fair weather will continue in the middie and south Adantic states until Sunday morning, followed during Sunday by increasing cloudiness and slowly rising temperature. ae Easrer Carns.—J. Jay Gould, 421 9th street. ELEGANT Srxtxe Duesses made and goods furn- fshed, at Mme. Washinzton’s for $30. Call and ex- amine goods and give an order forthe handsomest Gress for the money in the country. Fossett's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russe, Pure O1ive On. and macaroni at Velati’s, im- Porters, c.. 620 9th street northwest. ‘THR SEVENTH ANNUAL AvcTION Sate of fine triple sil ted ware and Rogers’ table cutlery fs announced to take place at Walter B. Williams & Co.’s auction room, corner 10ti and D streets, on Soturday, March 1th, continuing for seven days, ati0 a.m.,2:30 and 7:30p.m. The assortment embraces a splendid Iine Of elegant and useful goods. Vacctsk Virvs!—Fresh from the National Vac- nt of this city, at Sunms’ Drug = cine Store, ablishm cor. 14th st. and N. Y. ave. Surer Music, Scents Gould's, 421 9th street. Go To the New Photo. Co., Pennsylvania avenue, hear 9h strect, for the best $3 a dozen cabinet puo- tographs in the elty Exrna Baneatys in gentlemen's fine ealf hand- Sewed shoes. Congress guiters, $3; button, $5.50, at Byrn’s shoe store, 1614 14th street. ‘Mx. Davis fs cont/nually adding new accessories to his studio, 9 ansylvania avenue. His patrons Will have the privilege ing such as will EE ‘nem. The Garden Wall ts new and beau- oF CoUNTERPANES, 48 ct ginghams, 9 und Bc By Hrs Frencn dry process A. Fischer cleans ladies’ evening dresses, velvets, crape veils, gents? domestic and imported BRopEEaD & Co.'s, 1205 F. fine clothes, ete. N.B.—Ills dying of black all ‘wool ladies” and arments is unsurpassed. A. Fischer, 906 G street northwest. Srsce the fire Hempler has greatly tmproved his Optical establishment, and ~ady for business. ‘THe Bostox Snor Hotse has reopened with a full and s Stock of spring goods. Cull and ex- amine. 491 Pennsylvania avenue. Josern Crorsey, the man whose children be- ame separated from him some time last summer, arrived in the city about a week ago,and yesterday made his appearance at police headquarters, hav- mg come into possession of the children some Weeks ago, as stated in Tae STAR. He showed but Hittle grautude for what has been done for hum in getting his children returned. Duresks made tn the handsomest styles, and the test work done at Mme. Washington's, 1211 Penn- fylvania avenue, on the most reaschable terms ‘and at short notice, Conrecr Styzxs in spring silks, wool suitings and handsome dress goods, at W. M. Shuster & Son’s, 919 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Mrs. ADELINE DUVAL Mack, at the school of elo- eution and dramatic art, 729 13th street northwest, commences on Wednesday evening her Shake- Speure dramatle class, from 8 o'clock until ten, is class affords an opportunity to ladies and atlemen desiring this brunch of study, sub- ct to analysis and criticism, a critic being a) Pointed each evening. ay aS Pw a Dappy, the funniest set of cards published. Beng 12 cents in stamps to H. V. Rothery, 623 D street northwest. ‘Miss Jexxte Surrn’s meeting fn behalf of rafl- oad employes, printers, letter-carriers, dress- Makers, store ‘and office’ girls, &e., in Masonic ‘Temple to-morrow promises to be one of great in- terest.» Good muse. Doors open to all. Hanpsom® black silk sults from $35 to $40. Also, fine assortment of parasols, just received at M. Wiliians. Latest Styiks Ovt.—Mme. Washington has just returned from New York with the latest styles for dresses and mantels. Also, a full line of rich dress trimmings at the lowest prices and to suit all cus- tomers, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Forv’s Orsra Hovse.—“Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” Navona THeaven—“The Passing Regiment” CarivaL THgargn.—Sheehan & Coyne Comedy Company. ae = Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:25 p.m and extinguished at 1:30 a.m. At the regular meeting of the Alpha Phi Literary Society last evening the following were elected to honorary membership: Geo. T. Downing, esq., Rev. W. A. Sinclair; Messrs. Geo. W. Cook, Jesse Lawson and Jas. C. Delphy. W. G. Taliaferro was yesterday appointed a con- Stable by the Court in General Term; vice J. A. Bean, resigned. Mrs. Harriet Loring, secretary and treasurer of ‘the Benevolent ‘Society of Wasbington, has made & report to the Commisstoners of Ue eases of des- Utution relieved by that society with tickets for fuel and eroceries during the month of February, Shox Ing Wat 46 persous were supplied with such jekets. ‘The residence of Mr. Giles Blague, 1519 K street, was bury sly entered Friday morning and a ‘Yajuabie French clock and some silver ware stolen. “The Pirates of Penzance” was pertormed last Bight at St. Elizibeth’s Insane Asylum, under the stage management of L. P. Setboid, the cast in- Gluding Misses Annie Haas, Lillie Bond, and Tola Williams, Mesdames E. R. True and B. B. Mac- Leod, Messrs. B.U. Keyser, BE. B. Hay, L. P. Set Frank Baxter, and H.’A. Foresmab. Mr. D. B. MacLeod led the orchestra, At the regular mecting of the Mrs. D. 8. Powell Branch of tae Ladies’ Land League last evening, Mrs. O'Neil in the chair and Miss Kate A. Diemen as secretary, Mrs. Ellen O’Korke, treasurer, re- ported that ‘she had forwarded $173, part of’ the proceeds of the ladies’ bal!, to Mr. P.'Ford, of the ish Wortd, for transmission to Ireland, In making up tne paper yesterday a portion ot the report in the star route bail cases got mis- Placed and appeared tn the telegraphie columz. A permanent organizition ef te male teachers of the sixth school division (county) was formed to-day, and meetings will be held at the Franklin Dutlding on the second and fourth Saturdays of @ach month. To-day District Attorney Corkhill stated that after Mouday next the remainder of the week ‘Would be given up for District cases in the Crim- imal Court, ————_s—_ ANOTHER Bit FoR Divorce.—Sarah ZB Davis has, by P_ Mauro, Med a bill against W. H. Davis for a divorce. ‘They were married February 7th, 3667, and tived together till January Ist, 188i, hav- Ing six children. “She eharres that he, in Decem- Der, 1881, committed adultery with one Fannie Ward; that be treated her with great cruelty, and she had t take refuge in a police station, &. a Tae Curisttaxcy Divorce *Case.—Fxaminer Lovejoy yesterday, in the Curistiancy divorce sult, took further testimony for Mr. Christiancy. Mr. James L Christiancy dented While clerk to the committee of which Senator Christiancy was chatrman, when a Senator, he ever delivered any Jetters to Mrs. Christiancy, or handled or opened her mail Mr. James Croggon, reporter for Tur Brak, testified that he visited Mrs. Christiancy on the morning of January 4th, 1881, after the letters PEt, Mevidence by Edil Giro were published, and hey conversed upon the subject. She said’ that She had an object in writing in the style that she did, and that she was Siving bim (Giro) “tatty.” On cross-examination ‘he further testified that upon visiting mre, Curisttaney on January 5th, she 3 authorship of some of el Geciared them to be torgerien | Ne Wtters and Biacs ‘CASHMERES! BLACK CASHMERES !! SPRING STOCK JUST OPENED, IMMENSE ASSURTMENT TO SELECT FROM. French Dye, 35 cents, French Dye, 37 cents. French Dye, 45 cente, pack Cashmeres, Double Width, ‘k Cashmeres, Double W id Bisek Carhu eres, Double ac) or Cashmeres, Doalle Wilt BCases Best Make Fruit of the Mf wide, at 10 conte, Shon Sain, soph Marked Down all the best Two-ply Carpets, 75 cents, Bisck Dress Silke, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, ew Styles in Fancy Heslery, Handkerchiefs, ete., ete. Morie Satins, Surah Satine, Damacze Sstine. Colored Silks, new Shader, Heavy Gros Grain, $1, New Fercales, Madras Ginghams, Canbrica, ete, Ladies’ Cloth. Spring Styles for Sacks. RECEIVING NEW SPRING GOODS DAILY. a TOWSON'S, ml0 626 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, southside. Sergeant Mason Found Guilty. SENTENCED TO BE DISHONORABLY DISCHARGED AND IMPRISONED FOR RIGHT YEARS. ‘The following is the finding of the court martial in the case of Sergeant Mason, who shot at Gui- teau in September last: Genrnat Count MARTIAL. Sergeant John H. Mason, Battery B, Second Ar- Heapquanrens Der anruent ov TH Rast GovERson’s IsLanp, N. Y. H., MAncH 10, 1882. Generat Court Martial Ordera No. %. 1. Before @ general court martial which con, ‘vened at Washington Barracks, D. C., by virtue of paragraph 2, special orders No.'163, series of 1981, and paragraphs 1, 2and 3, special orders No. 24, current series, from these headquarters, and of which Lieut. Col. Henry R. Mizner, tenth infan- try, is President, was arraigned and tried Ser- geant John A. Mason, battery B, sovond artil - ery. Charge—Violation of the sixty-second article of war. Spec{fication—In this, that First Sergeant (now Sergeant) John A. Mason, battery B, 24 artillery, having been ordered, with his baitery, from Wash- ington barracks, for guard duty at the United States Jail in the city. of Washington, D.C., and having arrived at suid ail for sala dary, ald, there- upon, with Intent to kill Charles J. Guiteau, a pris- oner ‘then confined under the authority ‘of the United States in sald jail, willfutly and feloniously discharge his musket, loaded wig ball, cxrtriaxe, at sald Guiteag, tirough a window of said jail into the cell then occupied by the said Guiteau. This at the District jail, Washington, D.C., on or about Sedtember 11, i881. Plea—To the specification, “Not gutlty;” to the charge, “Not guilty.” Finding—Of the specification, “Guilty;” of the charge, “Guilty.” Sentence—To be dishonorably discharged the service of the United States, with the loss of all pay and allowances now dus or to become due to lin, and then to be coatined at hard labor in such penitentiary as the proper authority may direct tor eight 8) years. IL. ‘The proceedings, findings, and sentence in the foregomg case of Sergeant John A. M2son, battery cond artillery, are approved, and tae sentetice Will be duly executed. Subject to the ap- proval of the Secretary of War, the penitentiary at Albany, N.Y.,1s designated as the plice for the execution of $0 much of the sentence as relates to confinement at hard labor. He will be held at Washington barracks until further ordersare given in regurd to is disposition IHL The general court martial which convened at Washing ks, D. C., by Virtue of para- 168, Series of 1851, and, paragraphs 1, 2, and 3, spectat orders No. 24, cur- Tent series, rom the headquarters, and 0: which vo’ Henry R. Mizner, tenth iniantry, is president, ts hereby dissolved. By cominand of Major-General Hancock. WILLIAM D. WHIPPLE, Assistant Adjutant-GeneraL a The Killing of Catherine Bailey. MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL OVERRULED. ‘This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox heard the mot.on fora new trial in the case of Jonn Donohue, convicted some months since of manslaughter in killing Mrs. Catherine Bailey February 13th, 1981, Mr.'T. F. Miller for the de- fence. It will be remembered that the parties vere more or less Intoxicated, In the house of Mrs. y, in the neighborhood of the Schuctzen nd Mrs. Buley was struck and her skull ctired. Mr. Miller clalmed that the testimony showed that if Donohue struck the fatal blow it was done in self-defence. He also claimed taat tae fatal blow was not struck by Donohue at all, but that the dauzhter, in the broil, struck her mo- ther with a brick—the missile, with blood and hair, being found in the room where the woman was found. He was satistied that on a new trial it ean be clearly established that this tnan 1s not guilty. ; District Attorney Corkhill sald that on the trial @ rung of a choir with the blood on it wus pro- duced, ang he thought there was but little doubt that the secused struck her. He thought the pris- oner shouid be thankful that he escaped convic- tion of munter. Judge Cox suld he could see nothing to change his mind, and he would overrule the motion. AU the’ suge Of Mr. Miller, sentence was deferred till two weeks from to-day. aie Amusements, &c. Forp’s Orera Hovsk.—The closing performance of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin will be given at the Opera House to-night. Next Monday “One Hundred Wives” will be produced. ‘The play Is pure and sweet, full of incilent, with many humorous and dramatic situitions, and thorouguly Atnerican. NATIONAL THEATER—The gallant boys of “The Passing Regiment” will take leave of Washington at the close of to-night’s periormance, Next week Jobn T. Raymond will appear in “Fresh, the Amer- fcan,” supported by an excellent comedy com- pany. ‘Tue Cariral Taearer, under the management of Jake Buad, is becoming a very popular resort. An attractive ’biil fs in preparation lof next week. Eee Reppy WELCH SENTENCED.—This morning, in the Criminal Court, Martin, alias “Reddy” Welch. convicted of robbery a few days ago, was called up for sentence. Reddy told the ecurt that he would like to receive mercy; tuat he had been sic! and for some years had been at work at the a lum. Judge Wylie sald that being Delow the a hue at the time of nicht when the robbery committed was not soad evidence that a man was trying to reform, and he thought he had better impose the extent of the law, and theretore sen- tenced him to three years in the penitentiary at Auburn, N.Y. ee ‘THe SCHUETZEN VERFIN'S CHILDREN BALL—The annual inasquerade ball for children given at Ab- net's Hall last evening by the Washington Schuct- zen Verein was largely attended. ‘There were dis- | played miny beautifal and unique costumes. The committees in charge comprised George Motts, Fred. Rockar, Chris. Abner, J. Gatto, Wm. Kline, Wm. Helmus, Chris, Ruppert, Joun’L. Vozt, Ed! Abner, Ernest Schmid, Fred. Knopp, L. K. Gannon and Emil Holer. Among the notable characters Were Minnie Losekam, queen of the datsies; Katle Walker. Paulence; Mamie Helmus, esthete’ mabl; Mamie Bueller, queen of the night; Win. Berens, rince; Tillie “Kilian, Muboon’s” wire; Annie Kneest, market woman: Charlfe Eoel, Bunthorne; Ewald Engels, Oscar Wilde; Robert’ Walter, Sit. ting Bull; Minnie Xander, Bettina: Paul Gittings, clown; Willie Donohue, monsey; Edward Dehan, organ’ grinder; Frank’ Donohu*, Bridget; Bertic Voxt, flower girl; Jounnle Ren. clown; Lizzi Sprolis, dowino; ‘Sophie Ren, Columbine: Betti Reh, “Polly;” George Losekam, bootblack, Fre L. | Belitens, Topsy; Theodore Abner, Spaniard; Ella ade, temperance girl; Win. Muchleisen, Senator from the eolored distri-t; Bertha Bebrens, Lady Lee: George Kolb, peasant girl; Laura Groff, Mar- tha Washington; ‘Minnie Groff, sister to Martha Washing fenrietta Otto, Martha Washington; Henry Berens. Dutchmam; Willie Xander, Georzé Washington; Henry Walter, 1776; Euuma Ever, domino; Emma Koch, domin. age PREPARING TO CELEERATE EMANCIPATION Day.— Some twenty or thirty colored men met at a hall on 34, between © and D streets, sw., last night, and elected five delegates to meet with delegates froin other parts of the city Tuesday next to ar- range for celevrating Emancipation Day, April 16th. The delegates elected were Perry H. Carson, Dr. 8 A. Sumby, Charles H. Marshall, Jeremiah D? Baltimore, and'James EB. Garner. ‘Alternates— George W. Tallaterro and Jaioes Thompson. A cominittee Was appointed to help get up mass meetings In the 11th, 17th, and 18th districts for the sauie purpose. Pérry Carson made a speech on “Emancipation Day.” Ata meeting of the col- ored citizens of the Sth district, held at 2201 L street last night, the following were elected dele- tes to the convention: Randall Bowie, William cas, William Gray, George Phillips, and Henson Jackson. DIED. Qn March 10, 1882. THOMAS CON- enty-odd Fears in the O.. rexulee ds and acquaintances are respectfully invited attend the Funeral, wi ah wil leave hs lace renin eet northwest, st 2 pms Bunday ne proceed to Se. Stephen's Church, and thence to Mount livet Cemetery. a COX. On Satnrdsy morning, March 11. Bebhs 8 D OOX, Srelook,, of consumption. MENTON KENAK) vet HAGER, the morning of March ‘age, Funeral from her late resideuce, No. 81 Twentieth o'clock, 1 i | CHARLES HERZBERG, at’ one ers acl CONNELLY. NELLY, born in years. He served tw army. “Funceal frosn his late renders W0 Congress, eral from se nen, Sunday afternoon, J o'clock, Bt ELIZEBETH V. HAGEIC dhe melict of the fete Peek. erick Hager and” dauwhter of the late Wuliam O. and Maria L- Newton, in the forty-firet year of hee street, Sunday afternoon at friends are respectfully invited to attend. | HERZBERG. On Friday, March oeeees Ea o'clock p.m., aged Funeral will take place from hia late residence, 211 ‘2d street northwest, on Sunday, March 12th, at’ two O'clock p.m. All friends are invited. +H JOHNSON. Departed this life March 10th, 1882, at 7:22 Olock a. m., PRISCILLA JOHNSON,’ beloved | Nifeof Henry Johnson and daughter of Wilson and ‘Turner Terrell, eved fifty~ ne years. Friends invited t) her funeral from her late residence, Boo B street northwest, at 2 o'clock p. m., Sunday, KEANE. At helf-past 2 a.m., March 10th, 1882, after aehort and painful ilmem, ELLEN KEA Joved wife of Michael J. SUSE her life. Funeral will take place Monday morning, 1882, at balf-past 8 o'clock, frou. the residen No. 3u6 B street south west: at 8t. Dominic’s church. ae LEMON. Atila.m., March 11, 1882, of croup, ERNEST HANSON LEMON the Soumset ae of Humphrey N. und Eliza A. Lemon, aged two years and eight months. ext Ria Jal take p2ace from the residence of his par- , No. southwest, Monday. Sp.in. “Friends of the family are invited to attend * McAULJPFE: | On Thursday, March 9, 1882, -m., CORNELIUS MAULLPEE, a native of Neo Castle West, County Limerick, Irdlaud, in’ the sixty 6 age. Foner ie Tate realdenee No. 251 Vi rou. = enue southwest, om Sunday aftertiony ut thiee ae fk. are uiem | Fation by the CULICURA REMEDLé Friends are invited to attend. S of Dai ‘The relatives and friends of the fami Tespect- fully invited to attend her funeral: Mouday af ‘of her parents, 900 1 | af 3 o'clock, from the street soutliwest. WEATHERALL. On March 10th, 1°82, JAMES WEATHERALL, in the seventieth year of hi; age, [Baltimore papers please copy.) UNDERT AKERS. iy WRIGHT. On Saturday, March 111 1882, CLA VIR Pale! and Sarah As riche SOCIETY NOTES. ‘The invitations of the Chinese Minister for this evening are “to meet the Secretary of State.” The gentlemen invited are the members of the Cabi- net, the Justices of the Supreme Court, the mem- bers of the Foreign Affairs Committees of the Senate and of the House, and the gentlemen of the diplomatic corps. a The number of Senators in mourning—twelve now since Senator Pendieton’s sister died—has been remarked upon. It is also an unfortunate co- incidence that the wives of so many Senators have been In such ill-health as to be unable to go into society this winter. These ladies are the wives of both the Senators Cameron,and the wives of Sena- tors Allison, Rollins, Beck and Morrill, “Oh, please take off your hat,” pleaded @#lady at the opera two weeks ago, of a lady who sat in front of her and effectually obstructed her views, of the stage with the mammoth brim of her hat. “Lam sorry I cannot oblige you, madame,” was the reply, “but I have a raton my head, and it wouid show if I took my hat off.” A very pleasant sociable was Hal, Mount Pleasant, last_ even! under the auspices of Messrs. F. B. Nichols, D. E. McElhinny and A. B. Nichols. The attendance wis quite large, comprising, besides the village young peo- ple, a number of city folks. Dancing was the order of tne evening, which continued until a late hour. ‘The young ladies present were: The Misses Freeman; the Misses Nichols; the Misses Harmon, Nairn, Antisell, Daniels, Wood, Pettis, McCartney, Arnold, Evans, Rose, Rynex, Bloss, Fristoe, Lauck, Humpirey, Buker, Emery, Wolcott, Mrs. Paillips, Brown, @Veizatman, Davidson, Hines, Mrs. Lips comb, ‘of Alexandria: Schenkle, Mrs. Parmenter, Mrs. Harmon, and many others. The gentlemen were out in full force, and gallantly aided in making the entertainment a pleasant and long-to- be-remembered one. Mr. and Mrs, Cte have rented the house they have occupied, on 'street, neur 20th, to Paymaster General Rochester tor six months. ‘They left yes- terday for New York, and will live at their hand- some country seat on the Hudson until they return here next autumn. Their daughter, Mrs. Haines, and Miss Haines are visiting Miss Clirk, of Bridge- port, Conn., who frequently visited them in Wash- Inston. Sirs. Cargil’s widowed daughter, Mrs. Hampton, will remain here for a little while-— Commodore Upshur, having been ordered to the command of the Brooklyn navy yard, will soon Temove there with his fainily.—Senator Voorhees has rented the flat at the Portland occupled by Com. Upshur, and will take possession as soon a8 The Commostdre’s family ‘leaves the city.—Sen- ator and Mrs. Hale now have her mother, we late Senator Chandler's widow, with them. cae es FROM THE ORTENT.—There 1s now on exnioition at the auction rooms of Thomas Dowling, a collec- tion of Turkish Carpets, Rugs and other textiles, far excelling those heretofore brousut here, and embrucing 4 number of large carpets, antique 28, as well as others of bright colors and popu- us. In the collection are a lane pumber of saddle bags, Such as are used by pilgrims while rt. For particulars see adve in to-day’s paper. ———— THREATS.—James Brown, colored, was before ven at Urion the Police Court yesterday ona change of threats of violence to Chas. F. Drexel, agent of the Inland company. The testimony” of apt. Bradford, of the steainer Moseley, proved that Brown, with others, Who had been employed as dec on the Moseley, and were discharged at Fortress Monroe and put ushore for mutinous conduct, and were tola to not come aboard again, secreted themsel on the steamer and came to Washington, and ing been discharged and coming to Wa ‘on the boat they were constlered’ passengers, and when they npplied to the purser for their pay the price of their passaxe was taken out, and they objected and threatened to kill the plalntit «na other ofMivers of the bot. ‘The. court ordered Brown to give $300 to keep the peace for six months, or stand committed for that space of time. He was committed in defuutt of bonds. (iuricura. ~ CUTICURA, C CUTICURA. CUTICURA, CUTICUKA, CUTICUKA, VHE GRE THE GRE THE GRE THE GREAT SKIN 'D_SCALY Di THE SUALP AND SK RINGWORM. RINGWORM. KINGWO® RINGWORM. street, Providence, R. PPICURA I T (brood puri- fier) and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP’ (the reat skin cures) of a Ringworm Humor got at the bar- ber’a, which spread all over his ears, neck aud face, and for six years resisted all kinds of treatnunt. ges HUMOK. Geo. W. Brown, 48 Murah: L., cured b SKIN HUMOR. HUMOR, SKIN HUMOR, SKIN HUMOR: F, H. Dreke, Fsq., acent for Harper & Brothers, Detroit, Mich-, wives an astonixhins account of his ease, (Cezema rodent, ) which had been tre: y consultation of physicivns without benefit, speedily yielie to the Geet internal URA SOAP (the great skin cures) exteruaily. Goap ‘HEAD, 8c. Raymond, auditor F. W. Wich. was ctured of Seald Head of nine years’ du- Ea Hon. Wm. Tayl6r, Boston, Mass., permanently cured of a humor of the face and scalp (eczema) tt had been treated unsncces+fuily for twelve years by many of Bos- ton’s best physicians and most noted specialists, as well as Eurojean authorities. uM“ ChUSS. ‘Mra. Bowers, 143 Clinton street, Cincinnati, speaks of her sistec’s child, who was cured of milk crust which re- sisted all remedios for two years. Now a line bealthy boy, with « beautiful head of hai Psa wane, FALLING HATR. FALLING HAIR, PALLING HAT. FALLING HAI. Frank A. Bewn, Steam Fire Engine 6, Boston, was cured of Alopecia, or failing of the harr, by the Chticu- ra Resolvent (blood puniier) internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the «creat skin cures) exterually, which completely restored his hair when all caid Lo would lose it. (pePATMENT. ‘The Cuticura treatment consists in the internal use of the Cuticura Re-olvent, the new biood purifier, and the external use of Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, the great skin cures, Cutcua CUTICURA CUTICURA . CUTICURA REMEDIES aro for sale by all drugetets. Price of CUTICORA, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 60 cents; lange boxe $1, CUTICORA RESOLVENT, the uew blood puritler, $1 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP, (the grcen of tnedicinal and. toilet soaps.) 250. CUTICUICA EDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 15 cents. Principal — WEEES & POTTER, ‘Boston, Masa, R MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS, FOR MINISTERS AND PUBLIC 8PEA FOR MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS. FOR MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKE! eee oer time of fering, is SARTORD'S RADICAL, CURE. It is not lunpleaéant 40 take, throneh the nogtril, and there comes with ech botte a einall inhaler for use Inhalation. Tecleare the head end throut eo thoroushly that, faker cic mornin on arising, tere are oan Neasant secretions and no disagreeable hawkiug durius entire das, butan unprecedented clearness of the ‘Voice and tory organs.” Bales CULICUKA SOAP, 1880, 450,000 cakes, YOLLINS® Co Nouratc ELECTAIG PLASTERS. VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. One COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLA! costing 25 cents, is far ape Hor oer oe electri appliance before the public. ‘They instantly relieve Dyspepsia, Liver neat tae, Fever and Ague and Kidney and Urinary Difficulti and may be worn over the pit of the stomach, over the kidneys, or any affected part. Price 25 cents. Sold everywhere. ja28 : LECTURES. pantor LECTURES. MR. JOHN ALBEE ‘will read four lect (1) Chaucer, (2 and 3) Anglo Raxon and Keltie contributions to English lagweage nea literature, and (4) Faded Metaphors, in Parlors of Mrs. D. B. Stockham, 945 K street northwest, on the EVENINGS OF MARCH 15, 18, 22 AND 25, 8 o'clock. Course ticket ; for sale at BRAD, Apawse ‘e Sgt aioe — eae PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. 588g IT E x xc ou URE HO %ONN YS Br OXEO CU UR Re SHO ON NN EEEX “X CcO UU RB R‘sss5 11 00 N NN AND si—at e) vania avenue, guards, $40. Prigg’s Jewelry store, 457 Pen! ‘Wilbor’s Cod-Liver Oil and Lime. be pleased fo learn Wilbor has succeeded, e ple: that Dr. from directions of several professional gentlemen, in combining the -pure Oll and Lime in such a manner that it ts ‘pleasant to the taste, and ite effects in Lung complaints are truly wonderful. Very many persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and who ‘ad taken the clear Oil for a long me without marked effect, have been en- tirely cured by using this preparation. Be sure and get the genuine.” Manufactured only by A. B. Boston. Sold by all druggists. A New-Use for Cork. ‘The wonderful success.of the American make of “Linoleum” floor cloth 1s fully deserved, It is a beautiful floor covering, com) matoly of finely ground cork and soltdified oll, making a remarka- ly durable floor clotu, anexcelled for elegance in designs and colorings.’ Especially suitable for all classes uf dwellings, dining-rooms, halls, churches and hospitals. ‘The genuine bas “Linoleum” nt on the Yack of every square ept by capatesen ee ee One Thousand Dollars in Gold for Every Ounce of -Adulteration Found in Tea or Coffee Purchased from Us. ‘We have given away thousands of dollars in money, diamonds, watches and jewelry since our opening here some two months and we ex- pect to give away thousands of dollars in money or Jewelry before we-leave. Every can contains a present. Price, $1 per can; six cans for $5; twelve cans for $10; twenty-five cans for $20; or sixty-five cans for $50. Order by mail We unhesitatingly refer to every leading newspaper in the city. Call, send or write. Look out for a “bus- ter” to-morrow. Address Iinporters’ Tea Company, 819 Market Space, Washington, D. Rhenmatism comes from inactive kidneys. Hop Bitters never fails to cure it, ‘Thousands of Ladies To-day cherish grateful remembrances of the help de- rived from the use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound. It sitively cures all female complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lymn, Mass., for pamphlets, No Scrofula can be so deep seated, no sore so stubborn, but tha* Ayer’s Sarsiparilia will be found helpful, It will effect a cure, if cure be possible. New Jersey Preminm Wine. Physicians state that the Port Wine that took the premium at the Centennial, produced and_o} fered for sale by Mr. Alfred Speer, of New Je isa wine that can be safely used for medic! being pure and free from medication, re reliable than other Port Wines. It 1s y recommended for weakly females and The deep color is due to the iron from the brown stone shale rock on which the grapes grow, which is rich in iron. For sale by druggists und grocers. iver Coughs E often taken for consumption are cured almost in- stanUy with Hop Bitters. Bronchitis. Throat Diseases often commence with a Cough, Cold, or unusual exertion of the voice: These in- ciplent symptoms are allayed by the use of “Brown’s Bronchial Troches,” which if neglected often result in a chronic trouble of the throat, Fever and Ague and chills and fever broken up and prevented by using the purely vegetable remedy, Carter's Liver Bitters. n antidote to ail mala 1 poison, Grateful to Invalid: Floreston Cologne Is grateful to Invailds, because it isrefreshing without the sickening effect of most perfumes. Believe in No Old Woman’s recipe for a vad cough. Delay not an hour in using Hele’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Iv is infal- ple. Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Purify Garments ant Unen used tn sick room with Glenn’s Sulphur vap. P. ‘Hus Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, 50c. “Buchupniba,” New, quick, complete cure iour days, urinary af- fections, smarting, frequent or dificult urination, Kidney diseases” $1, at druggists, Depot, 480 Penn. ave. Forty Years? Exmerience of an Old Nurse. “Mrs. Winslow's Soothin p 18 the prescription of one of the hest female physicians and nurses in the United Stites, and hus been used for forty rs with never-failing success by millions of inothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping in the bowels and wird colle, By giving healt! to the child it rests the mother. Price 2 cents a bottle. m,W,3 000 Rewara dieeding, itching, ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBing’s Pile Remedy foils to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M.D., 915 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- Out his signature, Sold Vy druggists 018-e0 The Highest Rank. Made from harmless materials, and adapted to the needs of fading and falling hatr, Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair restorative, Heartily Recommended. Don't condemn a g0ol thing because you have Deen deceived by worthless nostrumswParker’s Ginger Tonk: has cured manygn this section, of kfdney and nervous disorders, ‘we recommend itheartily to such suffere Rt For any case of vit A Ca To all who aresufferipz from the errors and in- discretions of youth, nervous weakness, eariy deeay, loss of manhooll, &€., Iwill eend a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great re- medy was discovered by a misstonary fn South America, Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseru ‘TI. InMAN. Station D, New York city. Allen’s Brain Food is the Most Reliable tonte ior the brain and =itlve organs. It post- tively cures nervous debility, loss of memory, and ell seminal and sexual weakness, Ail druggists, $1 a bottle; six for $.- Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pa ave. b.W. Alderney Dairy W: Fresh Alderney Butter, churn every morning and delivered in 34-1b. “Ward” prints, 55c. ver 1D. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk und sweet milk, bc. per qt. Cream, ie. pint ons.”? AMUSEMENTS NATIONAL THEATER, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Last time of EY yes succesaful Mili- THE PASSING REGIMENT. MONDAY, March 13, AY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY GS, ‘and WEDNESDAY MATINEE, JOHN T. RAYMOND, In his new impersonation, FRESH, THE AMERICAN, TUES EVEN. =n et aga Te aan COL. MULBERRY SELLERS, It By Mark Twain. G,ORD'S—STANDING ROOM ONLY. TO-NIGHT AT 8, ~ JAY RIALS UNCLE TOM'S CABIN DOUBLE COMPANY. Only One More Performance. ON MONDAY, MAROH 13TH, Return of the Great Mormon Play, Hh ofiaatin We BEE ye gtiny HESES Shee GT 111 Mog yg WOW Ot VERE Ssss877 Ey Greatest Dramatic Pictnre of the A: GOSCHE- oa HOPPER Powerful Company March 20—Thatches’s Minstrels. Botweon 15s and Vath wareets, MONDAY NIGHT, MAROH 13TH, « POLO. BALTIMORE mil »» Against ‘WASHINGTON, at6:30. Assembly becins 7:45. ‘Ladies and to LEARN TO SKATE, iiss, t0 Giraly cites wo ben Tire INSTANT. “inti Se” CAPITAL THEATER. Man SARE BUDD, MONDAY, March 6-NIGHTLY and TUES! PANY, the the ve Surface clared for, giant cna rapa mM eee of tistee 30 Livtsh tho else tart tinton Ko, 119-3 ‘the pul at No, lew ue ie the ih of aibtee prea CUT FEOW GRE ent and, SSivered those "Pose catabtiausnest sth rtreet ‘Also, cesinssot By Tose i kinds for every purpore, at ehert notice aud reason- Shieprices, f25" WM, COLEMAN: FLomsn Ne. ON EXHIBITION Bo, 628 Lag MARKRITER'S, Street Ox. street, also at SEUSS NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW so0Ks. TTUsts-eRvasTE ANN oF AMERICAN STATESMEN. OFFICE, Nos. 346 Be UAL BEPORT THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. AND %8 BROADWAY, eras as ins seems JANUARY 1, 1883. of Franklin, Hamilton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Amount of net cash assets January 1, 1881.. lay, Webster, and possibiy REVENUE ACCOUNT. ve JOHN QUIN: Ms, deferred premiums January 1, 188i. FET 98,050,711, “ sealed Ql be Storos Sperm and tents (including realized gainis'on Teal estate sold). ery By Joun T. Monse, Jr., author of a ‘‘Lifeof Alexan- interest accrued January 1, 1831... 4,16). 37— 2, 492,654.33— $20, 483, 966.27 der Hamilton,” eto. 16mo. $1.25. pie ‘This is an exceedingly clear and impartial statement DEREERT anooeen of the facts in the career of John Quincy Adams, of the ‘Lonees jonary additi to same. political clroumstances, . and events of hin | Endoancate matured ant diecomutos, mekudsau reveet waey period; and of Mr. Adams’ relatioa to the leading states- | Annuities, dividends and returre | premiums on cancelied policies, iovecasamae neh hosp inage-fomactregiacneged nT site 234, 772.28 long publicvervice. | omni meraren ; pig eich foes 00a Gmoe and law exyeasea saiation adieruciug, priasngs £e.- STU Scoldl— $6,007, 480.28 BRET HARTE’S OOMPLETE WORKS. We 80,068 Vol. 1. THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMP, andother ASSETS. Storiea, including Earlier I Spanish and Amer- | Cash in ‘bank, on hand, and In transit (since recelved). cece SLATER Bere pleas ae aoe sprees Tuvewted in U.S., New ork city and other stocks (marked alii, 419.918.8630), 17° 3tetosn- 82 nauts, eto. Crown 8yo. $2.00. Bonde and wortraies, Atst Tie on weal etats (bull fines dicren Tastined te : ato te com siitsomal ex This edition of Mr. Harte's Works promisea tobe very-| _ Sasurityy eo at tae Policies aasised to the company ae veeceveesens BB,218, 050.73 Popular, being as attractive in its form as in its unique | Temporary loaiis (2c ci ai fs FE SF 2.350, OO stories, ‘etches, ic. isting pol 0 Peserre cous y = eat youn: oamncune ta ae ‘i 845,227.94 “Quarterly and sem! *.* For sale by all booksellers. Sent postpaid, on re- | ?'danuaty 1, 1882 ae see 482,161.00 ceipt ay price, by the Publishers. — nlums on existing jolicies iq doyree of trwsiniaadon and sollcdtion (eat Tated Feeerve oh these policies $900,000, included in abilities Agents’ mces, - HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO., | Accrued interest oi investineuts Hanuary 1, 1S Excess of market value of securities ov it Boston. *A detailed schedule of these.items will acoompany the usual annual report > filed with the Insurance Department of the state of New York. DRY GOODS. Fuse QUALITY LINEN LAWNS, 250. Cash assets, January 1, 1882 ppropriated ax f. 5 Adjusted loases, due subsequent to January 1, 1882. Reported losses, awaiting proof, &c. Annuities, dne and unpaid (uncalled for) Reserved for reinsurance ou existinx policies cent Carlisle net premium; non-participating at Premium, ‘i Reserved for contingent lia bilities to Toutine divi per cent reserve on exis ting j Olicies of that class, Reserved for premiums paid in advance. FINE QUALITY SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 25c. ALL-WOOL SPRING SUITINGS, 230. BLACK MOIRE SILKS. BLACK SATIN SURAH. BLACK SATIN RHADAMES. PLUSHES, VELVETS AND SATINS, LUPIN’S DRESS GOODS. Divisible surplus at 4 per cent... Estimated surplus by the New York state sian From the undivised surpias of 4. ticipating policies in proportion to tlicir coutribution to jard at TYLER & CHEWNING, m6 918 Seventu Srreer Nortuwest. GPEING DRESS GOODS. We are daily receiving our new Spring Goods, com- Death claime paid... Hag vrising a fullline of Foulned Saterns, French and Do- | MORRIS ¥EANKLIN, Ht. B mestic Ginghams, Printed and Plain Percales, and | WM. H. APPLETC or 5 Linen Cambries, French Nainscoks and Mulls, Bel- | WILLIAM BARTON, Bee a OHOOOD, sium Linen Shecting, and Pillow Lien, all widths; | W-AM 4, Boot Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to match; Table Damask by the yard, Towels and Toweling in great variety. Those in want of choice goods will find it to their advantage to examine our stock before purchasing. ‘i HOVE, BRO. & CO., m3 1928 F STREET N.W., NEAR EBBITT HOUSE. L68t BLUE CASHMERE, Ht of Agencies, ) M.D.,¢ J. E. JACOBS, All wool, double width, 50. GrorGr, Light Blue, Pink, Cream “and other colors of all-wool double width French FOULE for evening dresses, hy 50. NUNS VEILING in light colora, all pare wool, only 30. COLORED CASHMERES in new spring shales, only 2 . ROWER: THOMAS W, BUCKE: Matured endowments, die and unpaid (claims hot presented), participating ‘insurance’ at 4 5 per ceut Carlisle net # 036 the Beard of Trustees hice declared a reversionary dividend to par- Income from inter- { K. SUYDAM GRAD per per cent, over. surplus, availabie on setewent of ueat aunual premium DURING THE YEAR 9,941 POLICIES HAVE BEEN ISSUED, INSUBING $32,374,281. 78, Amount at risk...... 1877,$1, 807,457 as 3 Divi nite (Jen As’ As surplus até j Jan 1880), percent. | Jun, Assi, 243: Jan. CHAS. wrront, M.D. EDWAKD MARTIN, JOHN MAT HENRY TUCK, WILLIAM IL. BEES. MORRIS FRANKLIN, President. WILLIAM H. BEERS, Vice President and Actuary, 8. 8. M.D, § Medical Examiners, . General Manager Southeastern Department, 8 SOUTH STREET, BALTIMORE, MD, 5; Svecial Arent.) g south Street, Baltimore, Md. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Agents for Washington and District of Colambia, 628 F STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, SSS 5555555559555 1249. Beautiful DRESS GOODS, silk and wool, 25. GOLOKED CASHMERES, ail wool, double width, 373s. LADIES’ GOODS. COLORED SILKS, 50. FAMILY SUPPLIES. COLORED SURAH SATINS. 75. COLORED and BLACK SILK PLUSH, $2.50. Excellout BLACK SILK, $1, $1.25, $1.60. size pure WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, $1.25. MS ANNiE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ia Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material, HONEY COMB WHITE QUILTS, 50 and 75. and euarantegs perfcet ht and, comgcore Large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. $1.50. HER SPECIALTIES ARE— CLOTH for Men and Boys’ wear (immense assortment), | French Hand-made Undcrelothing, Merino Underwear 37 to $1.50. Pure white all-linen TABLE DAMASK, 50. ° DINNER NAPKINS, all linen, 75 doz. Pequot, New York Miils, and other makes of the BEST and widest SHEETING COTTONS, 30. Fruit of the Loom and other makes of the best yard- wide COTTONS, 10. BLACK SILK VELVET, $1. x ERS, jered with Silk, $3.75. Navy Bine, all-wool LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, 25. cand White and Biue and White Checked DixESS Colored BATIN “*MOIRE,” $1 CARTER’S, and finest Impor.ed Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces and al! Dress Reform Goods. French Corsets and Busties. ‘The “‘Hercules” Support- ing Corset, for which Miss H. t special azent, anda $1 Cor-et, her own make, that for the price cannot be = French, German and Spanish spoken. m10-3m SPRING SPECIALTIES. Silk and Cloth Wraps; Suits: Dress Trimmings, Laces, Fine Neckweat, Flowers, and three Styles: best make French Corsets. Entire Stock of GLOVES ai cost until closed dut. M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 124 711 MARKET SPACE. 7 Cite Treviee, Paria. 16 His#ty IMPORTANT! M= M. J. SO eeceED THE BIGGEST MOVE gIN OUR BUSINESS 70 HER —= EW STORE, Having leased for a term of twenty-five years the JERETIY now occupied by” Messrs. Gusdorf, Knees! aud Sa es ere Petersen, Where she will open A LARGE ASSORTMENT ‘OF MILLINERY GOODS AND KID GLOVES. ‘The public are cordially invited to inspect her new goods. ml 420, 422 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET, We shall shortly commence to erect a Four-story Buitd- ing, second to none in the conntry, SELLING OFF! BELLING OFF! At and below cost, all of our immense stock now in our stores, MA8KED Down. In order to reduce the stock of the ORIGINAL MONO- GRAM EID GLOVE we will sell for the next thirty days— 2 Button. 3 But 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. ‘This is the first time in twenty years that we adver. tice to sell at or below cost, as no merchant can exist without making a profit. “In this instance it is compul- sion. We shall try not to take any Old Goods into tho New Building, as our opening (which we expect tomake by September 1) shail be a display worthy the Capital of the Nat ottons und sheetings, of dth and well-lmown brands, at lese tan manu- 8 present cost. Having bought these cooda MRS. J. P. PALMER, 338 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. ME. WASHINGTON, FASHIONABLE. DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, ea PE BYIVARIA AVE, Se Dresses, Suits, Costumes, Cloaks, &c., made in supe- nior style at ehort notice. “Ladies can have Dresses cut and basted, and a periect St guaranteed. £9 ‘RS. M. B. BRUCE, No. 433 97m STREET, NEAR E, northwest. cmbroidering and Ma- ferials. Art Needi¢work taught, privately and iu classe, hy Dresses and Cloaks cut and fitted. Ladies' and Misses’ Corsets of the best make, incladinz Dr. Warner's, the Thomson Glove Fitting, and Wilson's Waist for Cliildren. Sele agency for E, Bains’ celebrated Abdominal Supporter. £9-3m, Poustass, Nunta 2 facture Keng before the late heavy rise, we are enabled to sell a stated without lors to ua. ‘Our best Prints, in Shirtings and Dress Styles, war- rented fast colors, 5 cents. dy reduced. THEY MUST BE We have reduced our All our Dress ' Goo: CLOSED OUT way below cost. 20-cent Dress Goods to 10 cents, 25-cent Dress Goods to 12'¢ cents, 873¢-cent Dress Goods to 20 cents, G0-cent Dress Goods to 26 cents, And all finer goods in proportion. We have taken great pains to mark our immense stock down. Should, now- ever, a piece be overlooked we shall make a reduction Which in bound to sell he articles Goods no over which # pricé will soll. smber, we SILKS, SATINS, AND F Srneers. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS, TWO CASES MORE PLUSHES, VELVETS, Our assortment is now complete, having upward of 1,200 pieces om hand. These have all been reduced 25 percent. Remember they must be eold. ‘those Mad id immed CLOAKS, bd GaEntisit AND buaweus, DISTERS, ‘at 5c. EACH, DOLM: We is ANB, | | We makelower prices thai ever before for the quality DOUGLASS’, Nosru Sreeer. ps M®. SELMA RUPPERT, 608 9th street, opposite Patent Office. Com! stock oS CREWEL and GER. MANTOWN WOOK, ALT PMBEOLDENTES. asd al material for Fancy Needlework. on ‘Store next fall with old stock. They shall and must GREAT BARGAINS! et 5 aperastote FLINGS HOSIERY, GLOVES, FRINGES end TRIAL BLANKETS TAMING promptly exeouted. CLOTHS. AN Blankets reduced from $1 to 5 10 Bed. Gomdcr wale <t'bat Rose Print, and TES aaa ae ae te ia 20 cole; Uptieced 75-cent Table Damask marked a ea TOWELS! TOWELS! TOWELS! Selling off the entire stock ata trifle over half price. owels fr 8c. be TYMPRINS, DOVLGSE an rednoed. OUR OWN IMPORTATION. .d_custom hy pen on TUESDAY MOWING £5.000 ‘OIDERY, ‘These were ve the oh ‘he wood ba advanced 20 percent. Theref. for BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE SOLD! All our FANCY GOODS, such as SEIRTS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, HANDRERGHIERSS FRINGES, pill con All Reduced. Some Way Below. eg WM. STIEBELING, Let! 1717 Pennsylvania avenue, near Qorcoran Art Gallery. SEWING MACHINES, &. L ADIES GLOVES, Alno, a number of second-hand 4 '. Ne ‘Willcox & Fgh at retg bo hie of ener ul Hf 8.60 pee months Tepairins a specialty. And sell for the money, of any house in Washing- ‘and Repairing a specialty. 427 9th street north: FOUR CENTS SHALL BE THE PRICE! BUTTONS! BUTTONS! Oar 5 cent Button Stock 1s more com} than ever. ‘the count : eee pleasure, bat see peoenise © cpea 18 GEORGETOWN ADVTS. SS Gpbonce E NO¥ES, ‘We do not make the Mp ‘aball be a grand me C4 RD. ass ‘Thore who are using the ordinary Java Coffee as ry by most Stores, are requested toget a sample pound SUPERB MARACAIBO, retafled at 25 cents a pound. fresh roasted. ‘They will save mnoncy and cet a better coffee. Those who want @ genuine, rich old Java, can be suited WITMER’S, FINE GROCERIES, ma 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BARTARIA SHRIMPS, _ PICKLED LOBSTER. BRICE’S FRESH CRAB MEAT, EVAPORATED APRICOTS, QUINCES, PEACHES AND APPLES, MALAGA GRAPES. FLORIDA ORANGES. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 125 _1209 F STREET NORTHWEST, Notce TO HOUSEKEEPEKS. USE L N 6. OL. i gE N G@ OO LILLDDD KEE iN i BITL £ KUL mH ae Hoiituatot And you wil always have BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS, Wholesale Depot, corner 1st street and Indiana ave nue. f25 WM. M. GALT & CO. F OR LENTI Soused Herring, ‘Rordines in Tomatoes, Soused Mackercl. rdines Smoked. Trout. ess Codtish. Bondew: Horning. % Spiced Oxstore. Yarmouth Bloaters. wha. Kippered Herrin. fin Ba la. Columbia Kiver Salmon, Jed Lob=ter. Machias Bay Lobstes. fer ple Cheese, Barataria Shiciap. Theo. Sardines | B. W. REED'S SONS, 13 1216 F street northweat, gut RECEIVED— . A fine lot of BOSTON CUCUMBERS, FLO TOM) poms and IDA ORANGES, Constantty on hand, PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHIORENB, Also, the very best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PaLace Marker, m Corner 14th street and New York avenue. \HAT SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR known as the sielde in perfection, white sweet ahd wholesome bread HUME, CLEARY & 00., any 207 Market Space. Wwe ARE RECEIVING DAILY EXTRA BLUE URASS MOTTON, PRIME STALL FED BEEF, SELLOTED OYSTERS, GAME AND FRESH FISH, Constantly ou hand. PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, At the BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., ams 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ow STAG PURE BYE WHISKY ‘a unequalled for smoothness, flavor and purity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & 00. aw 807 MARKET &PACE, er seer <oes Se emo Dine tasers ont alan’