Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1882, Page 4

— THE EVENING STAR. _ TUESDAY. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SiqKat. OFFICER, 1 Wasntneton, D.C... March 2, 1582.9:30 a.m. ¢ For the middie Atlantic states, slightly cooler, clearing or fair weather, northerly to westerly winds, higher barometer, followed on Wednesday by slowly rising temperature, and winds shifting to soutueriy. Special Weather Bulletin. MORE RAIN TO-MORROW. The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following spectai bulletin to the press: ‘The follewing stations report more than one inch @ rainfall during the past twenty-four hours: Augusta, 371; Hatteras, 294; Charleston, 2 Halitax, 1.30; Mount Wasuington, 1.41; Savannah, LM; Barneg.t, 1.13; At 1.07. The tem- riture has risen from 10> to 29 in the upper issourt valley and in Minnesota, and has fallen from 10° to 2 1 south Atlantic has risen silghtl: were reported c) ‘leston, 70° all other districts except on the nd New E: Savannah, 77° xsonville. 79° Galveston, 75°; San Antonio, 74°, Los Angeles, 6°. ~The Indications are that ‘cool and fair ‘weather will prevail in the middle and southern states until. Wednesday morning, followed. on Wednesday by slightly warmer,’ partly cloudy Weather, and in the northern portions of the mid- dle states light rains. Rev. HeNRy Waxp Beecher has just returned to Brooklyn after an extended togr in the west, Where lit has deltvered to crowded houses his new Jecture, “The Moral Usesof Luxury and Beauty,” ‘Which has been pronounced one of his greatest Yeetures, and his agent writes he has returned hale and hearty as ever. His momentary tliness In Chicago Inckily produced no evil resuits, and he ‘Will be in Washington March 29th. See advertise- ment. Crewext Enierr. a neatly dressed young man, ‘Wes committed to the work house for 30 dvys In de- foult of $10, by Judge Sneil to-day, for disorderly couluct on the street. The policeman who ar. Tested Ehlert testified that while intoxicated on 6th street southwest, yesterday afternoon, he a young lady who was a perfect stranger By His Frexcn dry process A. Fischer cleans Indies’ evening dresses, velvets, erape velis, gents’ | fine clothes, ete. N. B—His dying of lick all- ‘wool ladies" and gents’ garments Is unsurpassed. A. Fischer, $6 G street nortiwest. Lopitie’s Sreciric thirty minutes. Pric: Gueat Baroatss in at c : ing. A large stock of mistits from chant tatlors. All sizes and Istest sty! gerInent st less t a halt original e fog’s, 208 9th street, near Penn-yivanis Screnon Canrser Prior. Caxns, finished in the | 4 Dest style, (come pronounce them te best In the | ) $A dozen, at Tr: avenue. Dergains. Herzog’s, S08 9th Street, near Pennsyl- | vanla avenue. Sexp Etcur 3-Cenr Sramrs to E. J. Burtt, 309 | Th street southwest, and get by return mail 50 handsome cards, or 4 Stamps and 3 cards. Fusss11’s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russa, Easter Canps.—J. Jay Gould, 421 9th street. Does Your Heap Acne ?—Lodille’s Specific cures fh a very few minutes. 50 CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Forp’s Orers Hovse.—M'lle Rhea. > Naronat ToeaTer.—Mammoth Minstrels. Carrrat ToEaTER—Variety entertainment CoxeneGation aL CuUxcH.—Literary and musical entertainment. Cvnris’ ScHooL Bumprxe.—Lecture by Dr. E. P. Howland. —— Condensed Locals. ary spring advertising upon the reading. space Bal ing advert upon of Tue orar necessitates another doubl ert to-morrow. On Saturday there were 197 mew advertisements printed, being the largest Bumber tn any one day in the thirty-one years’ of the existence of the paper. The circulation of last Saturday's issue was 20,285. Advertisers. will onfer a favor by sending in their orders early. ‘The Was! yn Paperhangers’ Association last evening elected the following officers: J. Fal- eoner, president; John Green, vice preside: J. G. Culverwell, secretary; os H. Swartiey, treasurer; stending committe |. N. M: F. Clements, C. B. Fuse, L. Pennington a! tT. Sheld; committee on federation of isbor—William F. Coggins, C. W. Spates, W. H. White, P. Ra- | ae and C. C. Collison; sergeant-at-arms, J._N. lagee. r. D. W. Jarowitz, for several years past the popular passenger agent of the Pennsylvania Ratl- Foud Company, in this city, has resigned Tht _po- fition, and will hereatter be the eastern passenger and freight agent for the Missouri Pacitic, M., K. and T., St. L, Iron Mountain and Southern Tail- Toad companies, With hesdquarters in New York. The Washington conference (colored) M. & eburch, before adjourning yesterday,adopted reso- Tutiofs against going to camp meetins on Sunday dy rallroads and steamboats, and buying and seil- ing at such meetings. Mr. Joun E. Beall has been appointed by the Court of Claims a commissioner for the Court in and for the District of Columbia. ‘The polo match between the Washington and Boltimore teams, at the rink last evening, resulted in a victory for the Washington team, by a score Of 2 to.0. ‘The Washington Light Infantry Battalion have Deen invited to attend the grand encampment and Parade of the Grand Army of the Republic, Which takes plice im Baltimore on the dune next. Charles Leary, who was indicted for the larceny of a gold watch trom L. L. Boone by means of the three-card monte gume,was convieted tn the Crim- | Court, yesterday afternoon, the jury retura- eriict atter ten minutes consideration. A f 4 motion for a new trial was file ‘The Eagleston temperance meeting at Fletcher @hapel last evening, was largely attended. Ad- dresses were made by Messrs Thom pson, Whis- Well, Dow Jooch and others. Lest evening the members of the North Capitol ME. church welcomed their new pastor, Rev. W. Hirst Reed, in the parlors of tie parsonage No. 83 K sirect, every one bearing presents of eativles, ft having been announced that he intended going | housekeeping this morning. Yesterday afternoon a midwife named Hannah Smith, culered, about 0 y old, living in Prother’s alley, dropped dead while attending a atient at No.” 438 1 strect northwest. Coroner Patterson gave a ceruficate of death trom apo- plexy. esterday morning a dead baby was taken to the Seventh precinet st-tion by a raan named Anirew DUMPS, Who picked it up on L, between 4th and | Bth streets, and Officer Cunningham took to the | on adend infant found ta the (A 18th and 19th streets ‘Yy Howard, wife of the lite Charles of Dexter, Maine, and mother of Dr. H. 1, of this died in Herndon, Va., this | Morninz in 5th Fear of her age. | ‘The colored deaf and dumb boy, named Otho Baker, who wandered awoy trom his home tn Ahtee weeks a0, as was stated In | e time, Was returned to his home mer who found him. He could not tv unt of his wanderin, The Columbia Produce company Whose object 1s toraise and produce, purchase and vend, fruits and vegetables, with 4 capital of $2.50, and R. C. | Omohundro, W. R. Omohundro, Colon Omohundro, W. B. Robidson, George F. Haslem and Frank E° Doty, trustees, fled @ certificate of Incoporation to-day. — ‘THE GREAT JAPANESE Sat¥.—Parties Interested shoul remember tat the sule of Japanese art treasures will commence to-morrow at Dowling’s auction rooms at 1) O'clock. For particulars see advertisement. Srrkaw BOND ARRAIGNMENTS.—Yesternlay after— Boon after the regular business of the Criminal Court had been ‘concluded, the arraignment ot arties Indicted in the straw bond cases was con- | hood and Albert E. Buone pleaded not guilty of subornation of perjury and consptracy, and Alvin ©. Buek, Wilitam S. Barringer, and Albert E. Boone Rot guiliy of conspiracy. Colonel Casey Young, of Tennessee, has Ween retained to assist in Mr. Boone's deteuse. aes DEATH OF 4 Meruopist MixisTER.—The death 18 announced ot Rev. Thomas M. Recse, at Altoona, Pa., last Sunday eveniag, aged 00’ years. Mr. Reese was for a long time a member of the Balti- more M. E. conference, and filed many imy it appotutments, including McKendree, in this city. Latterly he had been a member of the central Benusylvania conference. Hts funeral will take Place to-morrow in Baltimore, his native place. ———— ‘Tae Disteict xor RESPONSIGLE.—The Court in General Term yesterday affirmed the decision be- se of Horace S. Johnson agt. the Dis trict of Columbia. ‘This was an action for $20,000 @amages, which Mr. Jounson claimed for injuries Infticted upon his property on Missouri avenue, be- tween 3d and 434 streets, by the overflow of the B Strvet Sewer into the basements there. ‘The suit Was tried In the Circuit Court in December, 1880. ‘Phe court there held that the District, having m faith employed skilled men to make the sew- | Valentine; Wi ist of | BGs to dete: SOCIETY NOTES. The receptions yesterday afternoon were few, but very pleasant indeed. Among the ladies found at home were the wife and daughter of Chief Justice Waite, the daughter of Rep- resentative Russell and ner friend Miss Sut- ton, Mrs. Bancroft, and the young ladies visiting at the residence of Senator J of Nevada,—Miss Grattan, Miss Sterling, and Miss Jones. Mra Jones was not well enough to receive. The British minister and Mi-s West entertained the Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite and other guests ‘at dinner last evening. Senator Harrison's wife and daughter and Captain and Mrs. Hartley having invited their friends to spend the Monday evenings in March informally with them, last evening was the concluding reception of their series, wherefore alarge number avutled themselves of the oppor- tunity to call upon them. Senator Harrison and his wife’s aged father, Dr. Scott, assisted In enter- tiining visitors, among whom were many persons well known fo public and private lite. Nearly every one was in full evening dress,snd many noticeably handsome tolets were worm. All Present expressed their regret that this was the concluding reception of their hosts and hostess for this season. Senator and Mrs. Cameron, of Pennsylvania, gave an elaborate dinner last eventag at their Sprctous residence, on Scott Circle, to the Pres- ident, General and Mrs. Grant, ex-Secretary and Mrs. Fish, Senator Anthony, General Beale, Rep- resentative Barr and several others, Many call on Mrs. Grant dally at the White House, but she rarely sees any except her old friends. ‘presentative Dwicht’s wife, and one of ers left the city to-day for their home the state of New York. Their other daughters ain at the Arlington.—Representative Cox’s is still in New Yor ‘The Washington Conference. FULL LIST OF THE APPOINTMENTS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR. The Washington conference (colored) M. E. church closed its sessions in Baltimore last eve- ning, when the following appointments for the year were announced: Baltimore District—Rev. EW. 8. Peck, P. E.— Baltimore—Sharp street, J. A. Holmes; Asbury, W. ©. Cooper; Orchard street, H. A. Carroll; John Wesley, John W. Waters; Centennial, W. ‘P. Har- ris; Ames Chapel, J. H. Riddick; St. Paul’s, R. H. Hawkins; Asbury M ssion, G. ‘T. Wright; Waug! Chapel, Osborn Carroll; City Mission, LL. ‘Thomas mbersburg and Hancock, P., Mirshali Robin- Belair, Sam Fairview, C. A. R. Frederick City, James Tito: $; @ttysburg, Gov. nstown and Lutherville, Gunpowder, P. H. Matthews; H. Draper; Harford, A. D. Valen- arr sburg and Shippensburg, Pa, T. A. Here.ord, T. B. Snowden; Liberty, M. A. yer; “Middietown. B. W. Brown; New Market, wun Spiddie; Monovacy, Dantel Wheeler; Mt ington, supplied by’ Washington Murray; Willicmsport, G. W. Jenkins; Relsterstown, L. J. tminster, R. E. J. Warner, IMngton DistrictBenj. Brown, jr. P.B.— ton — Asbury M. Carroll; Asbury chapel, H.R. Elbert nezer, Robert Steele: un polls J. W, Dansbury; Bld nsburg, St phen sco: Culvert, W. H. Coos’; Clarkesburg, W. R. ; Davidsgnville, W. H. Cooper; George- W. Booth: it Mills, Solomon Wing: «rivoro’, C. W. Walker; Oxkvill Patopsco, J. L. Evins; Pisgah, RO. Hillyont; Poolesviile, J. H. Butler; Prince George, Wash- ington Lankford; Rockville, J. a. Bayley’; Sandy Spring, A. B. Wilson: Severn, Noble Watkins; 4 KS; West River, Joshua Plains, RK. H. Alexander; Wood- n. ited Young; town, W. H W: Wasts ville, N.C. Brown, Lyioburg Distriet—0. G. Key, P. .—Alexan- aria, P. G. Walker; Charlottesvile, J.T. Moten: Brownsburg, Andrew Eimondson: Langley, Jos Henry; Leesville, Perry McPherson; Leesbung and Mouatain Gap, J. C. Love; Lexington, Richard Lane; Lynchburg, G. T. Pinkney: Mid Samuel Aguilia; New London, L. K. Di ern Neck, A. J. Wheeler; Noriolk and Princess Anne, Henry Wilituns; Richmond, J.T. Owens Waterford.Chas. Price; Waynesboro’, L.W. Briggs: Woo.tlawn, J. H. Valentine. Staunton District—S. G. Griffin, P. E.—Augusta, John Jenkins; Bedington, W. Va., to be supplied; Charlestown, W. Va., 'T.'H. Dansbury; Covi to be supplied; Harrisonburg, R. 8. Smith; High land, supplied by Bosiey Boyce; Hillsborough, Charles: Huntersville, to be supplied; Jet- ferson, W. Va., W. H. Brooks; Lewisburg, J.'D. 8. Hall; Martinsburg, G. R. Wililams; New Maret, A. W. Brown; Mount Vernon, W.R. Davis; Prince- ton, W. A. Cixton; Rockinghain, P. H. Howard; Shepherdstown, Abraham Tittle; Strasburg, W.H- Dunson; Staunton, R. A. Reed;’ Union, W. Va, & ‘A. Lewis; White Hall, F. F. Siwyer; Winchester, W. W. Foreman; Talcot, J. Hl. Green. Wheeling District—R. P. Lawson. P.E.; Charies- ton, R. HL .nson; Cumberland, Alex. Dennis; Clarkesburg, Setomon Hammond; Fairmount, A. C. Stepwe; Grafton, C. H. Brown; Hunt My Jacob Owen; Keyser City, CH. Foreman joore- fteld, J. A. Reed; Parkersburg, J. H. Daily; Point Pleasant, David Jon Romney, Henry sellers; eston, W. F. Patterson; Wheeling. R. P. Bell. Wytheville District—Dantel Collins, P. E— Abingdon, Winstead Colloway ; Buckhannan, to be supplied; Bristol, Teon., J. H. Burley; Christians- | burg, J. M. Elkins; Draper's Valley, W. G. Colby; Fincastle, P. H. Ryan; Franklin, rine Callender; Giles, ‘supplied by J. H. Watson; Giade Sprin; |. M. Bean; Liberty, Abraham Beck; Marion, G. W. Jackson; Mount Airy, J. A. Scott; Newbern, Daniel Aquilla; Roanoke, F. F. Wheeler; Rocky Mount, to be supplied; Salm, J. H. Jack- son; Tazewell, J. W. Bean: Thaxton Switch, Rob- ert Wheeler; Wytheville, Eden Hammond; Thomp- son’s Valley, 8. L. Man The Ca. Sa. Case. < ‘This morning the case of Marian Jones agt Janees Smith was on the c:lendar of the Cireuit Court for trial on issues. It will be remember. that the plaintiff! having ina replevin ob- tiined a judgment of $550 against detenda: and being un ble to rev liz: on the judgment or obtain ‘his goods which defendant had detained as secur- ity for a board bill a writ of captas ad satisfacien- dum applled for and after some delay issued. While Smith was tn custosy of the marsh] a writ of habeas corpus was applied for and issued, and pending the hearing the petitioner was released on ball The {ssues prepared for trial by a jury are as to whether the defendant has secreted the Tecovery by the plaintiffs and whether the defendant made over his property for the same object. This morning before the case 7. Va., Mathu- | Was called in the General Term Mr. J. K. Reding- ton, for the de‘endant, appliel to the General Teri for a writ of certforari to bring up the cage, and the mction osd by Messrs. F. PL Mackey and T. 'T. Crittenden for the plaintiff. The court refused to grant the writ of certiorart, thus leaving the case in the Cireutt Court for trial or. the Issues. ‘This afternoon the case was called by duige MacArpiur, and Miss Jones t-stified that she had residéd here stnce November, 1880, and Wis a clerk tn the Census Office tll M:ty, 1881, boarding at the Lochtel house, kept by defendant and his whe; that she left there September 15th, 1881, aving her Diggage—a trunk, packing Dox con ining her wearing apparel. ‘These were seized Wituout her Knowledge and consent, and she never got them back again. Sa Regvest ror A BRancu Post OFricr “Ur Town.” Postinaster Ainger fas received a petition signed by about one hundred prominent residents and business men, asking for the establishment of a branch post office on or about the corner of 15th street and Pennsylvania avenue, or in the neigh- berhood of 15th street and New York avenue. ir. Alnger w-day. presented the petition to tne Post- master General with a favorable recommendation. Its estimated that such a branch office would cost about $4,(00 a year. shal ee ‘Mr. Frecprye P. Mrtes, (the youngest son of Mr. R. J. Meigs, the clerk of the supreme court of the District), died yesterday afternnoon from heart dis e, at his residence, Boyd’s Station, Mont- gomery’ county, Md., aged 37 years. He’ was a native of Tennessee, and ajthough a mere when the war broke out, he ente the Union service, and made a fine record. He wasappointed by Mr. Lincoln consul to Montevideo. Lately he has been engaged tn farming, making a specialty of fruit culture. He leaves a widow and three chil- dren, and a host of friends who will sympathize with the bereaved family. The fui will take Gear ee the interment be made at WASHINGTON Fish MARKET.—Sales of fish are re- ported by B.A. Golden, agent, to-day, as follows: 000 shad, from $35 to $60 per hundred; 1 her- ing — te 2 rs ‘thousand; 600 r and perch, from 60 cents per bunch, AN ALLEGED BURGLAR CaPTURED.—Policemen McNamara and White, of the second precinct, about 1 o’clock this morning, took into srry os burglar who they caught in Le Droit in act of leaving the house of Gen. Wil rey, on Harewood avenue. An examination of thé remises showed that an attempt had been made force open the blinds on the windows. ‘The prisoner, who is about 23 years old, and sty- lishty dressed, gave his name as A.J. and Stated that he is a Ni and came here about a month ago. He had on rubber shoes and on being searched a candle and matches, and a large knife and loaded revolver were found on his Person. He is supposed to be connected with bur- —— In Baltimore, and detectives will come here identify nim. He will have a hearing before Judge Snell to-morrow. eee A BIG BARGAIN IN LINEN SUITING. HIGH NOVELTY. 15 CENTS. ‘ers, Was not liable for damages, and a verdict was given for defendant. DEEDS tn FEE have been fecorded as follows: W. L. Dunlop, trustee, to S. 8. Hoover, lot 1, sq. 27: $2100. David Fowble Sg ran, subs E and F, and pt. G, sq. 583; ‘ashington bund Stock co. t0 James W. Arnott et al., it. 8, Sq 404; $6,300. Wm. Grinder td ames F. Horan, 8 and 9, sq. 743; $475.40, arate nee ee Moire Sati ip z ae eas cent Ladies* Ws Geineed Groc Grain Dress Silke, Mor Ol 4 —— ‘Navy Blne, Garnet, ete., at §1 and $1.25 yard. Splendid Aseortment of Dress Goods at 26 cents, pring. double width, 37 and 50 cents. ‘Gros Grain $1 25, $1.50, $1.78, $2: Fine, all weol, Black 1. $i. + ‘The Associated Charitics. AN SFFORT TO SECURE A UNIFORM SYSTEM IN ALL THE SUB-DIVISIONS. A meeting of the board of managers of the As- sociated Charities was held last night at the rooms, 1418 F street, northwest, the president, Mr. Dent, in the chair and L. 8, Emery, secretary. The meeting was called to continue the discussion of the subject which was before the of conference last Monday night, at whicb reports were made by the delegates irom the several sub- divisions. Mr. A. 8. Solomons stated that there ‘Was so great a di of opinion as to the re- lations which should exist between the central or- ganiz~tion and the sub-organizitions that it was absolutely necessary that some better understand- Ing should be est: ed between them. A uni- formity of action an | perfect co-operation 13 what Js nv , he said He moved that a committee of five be #ppointed to consider this subject and make a report o: what is needed in the premises. Dr. A. F. Pardon, Mr. Emery, Mr. Mann, Mr. C- B. Pearson, Mr. Foster, indall, the chair and others entered into a full discussion of the ques- tons at issue, and the motion was adopted. The chair appointed Messrs. Solomons, Foster, Mann, Steele and Donaldson as the committee, and the meeting adjourned until the next regular meeting, when the committee will report rules governing the sub-divisions and the parent organization. Asmat casi i Tue Wixyens ov THE Prizes—The fortunate holder of the ticket that drew the Steff iano in the National Rifles’ Fair, 1s Mr. 8, Frank ‘throp, a printer in the Government Printing OMice, who invested ten cents at the spinning Jenny’ in the.tair, and In this way drew the ticket which won the plano worth $900. The diamond earrings were won by Mr. Frank Larner. At 5 o'clock this afternoon the prizes will be distributed from the armory of the Rifles on Eatreet, It ts the Intention of the Riftes to begin at once the erection of a handsome new armory some where in the northwestern part of the city. ee Affairs West Washington. IrRovsMENTs.—Workmen began this morning tearing down the old Connell house,corner of 31st and O streets, preparatory to the ‘ercction of a fine three-story and basement double house, forty feet tront,tor Dr. Armistead Peter. Mr.T.P.Hess has the contract at $8,000. Smithmeyer & Peltz are the architects. Dr. Louts Mackall has also began the erection of three brick dwellings on Stoddart. street, near Montgomery. They are to $9,500. ‘THE TRaNsranent Ice ComPANy have doubled the size of their butiding on the canal, and in- creased their capacity for ice making threefold. The purchase by the company of the old Eades’ mill trom Thomas P. Morgan, esq., was simply mavle for the water power. No use will be made of the mill. The water power 13 transferable and the ice company thus gain about 170 inches of water. The price paid was $10,000. Higa Trpe.—Mareh 29, 8:44 a.m., 4:10 p.m. ‘THe Canat.—Water has been turned into the canal between Cumberland and dm No.6 The officers in charge say that within this week the Entire length of ‘the canal will be ready for boat Ing. CITY ITEMS. For the Miseries of Catarrh, uce Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, the people’s remedy: % cents. ‘Those whose Complexions are Poor May rejoice in the existence of Glenn’s Sulphur Bo 's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,50c, Arrived, crabs, and fine oysters, at 621 Norfolk Oyster Depot, N. White Datty, clams, ha: B street northy &Co, S. PB. Hounds, of Chicago, Nominated for Public Printer, was the news flashed over the wires last. night from one end of the country to the other, and we venture the assertion that no appointment yet made by President Arthur will give greater sstis- faction toa large majority of the people than this one. “Sterl” Rounds 1s certainly “in luck,” and we are glad of it, You, reader, while you can’t be Public Printer, may possibly’ find the can that contains the $500, if you step in to-day and “try: your luck.” Stranger things have happened. The can ts on our shelves all the time, and if you pick it out you can have it for the trifling sum of one dollar. Other cans will contain large sums of Money, and not one less than 10 cents. Our tea 1s of excellent quality—can’t be beat; and our cof- fee—a pure Mocha and Java mixed—Is the best in America. Come in and buy a can of each.-We know after a trial you will use our goods in preference to any other brands in the market. While we claim to Bell the best, we also claim to sell the cheapest. ‘We will continue to give away a sum of money not less than 10 cents nor more than $500 in each and every can until April 10—the date we close. Or- ders for out of town customers Invariably selected by disinterested parties. We sent a number of cans out of the city yesterday containing $5, $10, $15, or $20, and one can had $50, gold, in 1. We have but one price, viz: $1 per can, 6 cans for $5, 12 eans for $10, % cans for $20, or 65 cans for $50. Remember, our date*for closing 1s April 10. ‘The $500 can was not sold. Orders by m:il promptly forwarded to all parts of the United States. Address Importers’ TEA COMPANY, 819 Market Space, Washington, D. C. Why Cough, and Wheeze, and Snuffle, and talk as if you had a burr in your throat, when Hale’s Honey of Horehound and ‘Tar will cure any Cold in two days? Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute. German Corn Remover eradicates corns. Beware of base imitations. Get the genuine. 2c. All druggists. How Women Leary. ‘Women everywhere use Parker's Ginger Tonte, because they have learned by experience that it overcomes despondency, indigestion, weakness in the back and kidneys and other troubles of the sex.—Home Journat. Women that have been pronounced incurable by the best physicians in the country have been completely cured of female weakness by the use of Lydia E. Pinkhain’s Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, ‘Mags., for pamphicts. A Card. To all who are suffering trom the errors and in- @iscretions of youth, nervous weakness, eariy’ decay, loss of manhood, &€., I will send a’ recipe thot will cure you, free’of Charge. This great re- mnedy was discovered by a mission iry in South America. Senda self-addressed envelope. to, the Rev. JosEra T. INMAN, Station D, New York city. $1,000 Rewara For any case of Dilad, bieeding, itching, ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBing’s Vile Remedy fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 915 Arch strect, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- out his signature. Sold by druggists. 018-e0 Used for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach, liver troubles, Jaundice, constipation, ete. Carter's Liver B.tters show improvement almost from the first dose. oe] oes Right to the Spot.”” This expressive phrase describes the effect of a glass of Hud Punch, Ready on opening. Every Sideboard should have tt. Hop Bitters gives good digestion, active liver, good circulation and buoyant spirits. ‘Fo One and All. Are you suffering from a Cough, Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis or any of the various pulmonary troub- les that so often end in consumption? If so, use “Wilbor'’s Pure Cod Liver Oll and Lime,” a safé and sure remedy. This is no quack preparation, but is regulirly prescribed by the medical facuity. Manu factured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, Sold by all druggists. Drowsiness, Diliousness, pains and aces, and ague, Hop Bit- ters always cures. Permit No Substitution. Insist upon obestning Flaroators Cologne. It 1s minently superior in permanence and rich de- Rcacy of tragrance. Faded Colors Restored. Faded or gray hair gradually recovers its youth- fulcolorand lustre by the use of Parker's Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing, admired for its purity and rich perfume. Brain Food is the Most Reliable tonfe tor the Brain and nenctntice orate. Teast. tively cures nervous debility, loss of memory. and $1 a Dottie; six for $5. Stott & Cromwell, 400 Par ave, n.W. by Dairy Wi Fresh Alderney Butter, c! every morning ‘and delivered in 34-1b. Ward" prints, 65c. per 1b | be. per qt Cream, 5c. pint i 4Qx> POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING or THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO., in the city of Louisville, on FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1882. Gaia waren ‘The United States Circuit Court, on March $1, ren- dered the following decision: Fine vthet te Commonwealth Distribution Com- Second—Its drawings are fair. . MARCH DRAWING. SUMMER RESORTS. BOOKS, é&e. LADIES’ GOODS. DRY _ GOODS. ERMONT HOUSE, anes. | 15th for the season. ‘Summer Home, most on the coast. A oom 1 the house. other = HS. D. B. M. m28-Sm_ 945 K street, Washington, D.( AUTOMATIC ORGANS, REEDORGANS AND PIANOS. Prices, $8t0 $30. Lange instruments, $00 to$2, 500. The most wonderfnl mmsis producing instruments in MUSICAR. CABINETS, _ PIPE the world. | Play everything: Any one can play them. No musical knowledge required. Call and see them, oF send for cicular tothe MECHANICAL ORGUINETTE C0., 831 Broadway, betweem:12th and 13th streets, NEW:YORK. ome of our styles cam be seen at METZEROTT'S, 925 YENNSELVANIA AVENUE. 118-1, t,th, 13¢ . PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘[HE SECOND OFFERING OF SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS Br CHAUNCEY J. REED, (SUCCESSOR TO SIDNEY T. NIMMO,) 483 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWESS, is as follows; No. 1.—A magnificent Uprizht Cabinet; Grand PIANO, new, and warranted for rix years: manufactured’ and for sale on account ‘of one of the most celebrated piano inakers in Balti- very low for cash, or and balance monthly. No. 2.—A Donble Round Rosewood Square Grand, isrand New, and matchless in every respect, PIANO, by same maker as No. 1, ‘Terms, ditto. No. 3:—Another of those celebrated Chickering FIANOS, with Stool and Cover, “Terms, cash Price, ice, . 4.—A Rosewood, 7 Uctave, Handsomely Carved IANO; used only six inonths by ‘a, party: that must re alize at once; $170. ‘Terms, $50 cash; balance monthly. No. 5.—A good Square PIANO, by celebrated New ‘York maker? $19; $20 cash; balance monthly. No. 6.—A genuine le Smith Al N ongeN gen’ ae Dah Reed, Smi \MERICA! -A god #20 1 tea NO; balance monty. XN. B.—The Washi are so generally read that it frequently Septem aa tens bargains are picked up on the very first announcement, \Moral—if you Srigsataene es ae seein ld eae on ‘Wish an instrument held for you. and full ‘cash an CHAUNCEY J. REED, m25 483 Sevenrs Staeer NontHwest. EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS f various makes for sale and rent at re- a prices. Wm. Knabe & ‘8 World-| Pis TT a ae ALLET DAVIS & CO.’8 UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. WORLD RENOWNED AND UNEQUALED, Aigo, the Cele! HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO, NEW STYLES FOR HOLIDAYS. H. L. SUMNER, SOLE AGENT, 10-20 811, 9rH Sraxer Nonruwesr. TBE STIEFF, THE ERANICH & BACH, AND other first-class PIWNOS and OMAN A at lowest prices and. G. L. WILD & BRO., e Bele Agents, 709 7th streesnorthwest, near G. Pianos and Organs forsent. tuned and repaired. jad REAL ESTATE BROKERS. J. 3. SUTPHEN. H. M. ROGERS. REFERE* CES: WM. D. KELLEY, M.C., Pa, \WM. M. SPRINGER, ' M. C.. I. BALLET KILBOURN, Atts Law, Wash., D.C./. National Republican. HALL & THOMAS, |STILSON HUTCHINS, Atts.-at-Law, Wash., D.C./ ‘Washington Post. SUTPHEN & ROGERS, Real Estate and Rental Department, F Srneet,936 NonTuwssr. Moncy to Loan on Heal Estate. Business Promptly Transacted. Free Advertisement in the Daily Papers. FOR SALE—Positively a Great Bargain to an imme- diate purchaser in Choice Building Lots and Fine,Resi- dence with modern improvements. Properties of all kinds wanted to eell ? SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Gecurity FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT, THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Pervetual Charter Act of Congress Januaey 201" 1867 ‘Capital, $200, 000. * m25-3t* Bea “View every, ‘Good ., Croquet grounds, and | FASTER CARDS opportunities for roca enjoyment. ‘The enter- | Ay ASTER PRESENTS. ARDS, EGGS, JUES, ETC. on F ae es IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE, Comprising the latest designs by Mrs. O. R. Whitney, ‘Miss Rosina Emmett, Miss 8. B. Humphrey, Miss F. Bridges, Mr. Thos. Moran and others. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, m20 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. E ASTER CARDS, OF ALL DESIGNS, STYLES AND MAKES, FRINGED, EMBOSSED, SATIN, EASELS, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Branch Box Office Ford's Opera House. miT Est. CARDS. ° PLAIN AND A large stock and a great variety of makes, of designs from the simplest to tie moet elaborates EASTER HARPS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, POEMS AND NOVELTIES. ©. C. PURSELL, Booxsetien, mi6-20t 422 9th street northwest. E ASTER CARDS. Just received, the largest and most complete atock of EASTER CARDS, in every variety of design. “Also, RIBBON TIED EASTER POEMS, LENTEN and DE- VOTIONAL BOOKS, PRAYER and BYMN BOOKS. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON. mi13 428 Seventh street. ASTER CARDS, EASTER PANELS AND EASTER EGGS, A large variety now displayed. ‘The Reporters by Jua, War Wallace, 4th edition $5.50. Star Chan mber hea igor Tote gs snes ‘Tyler on Infan id Ce $2.30. i ture, by O.K, Adams; $2.50. Green’s Making of Eng:and; $2°50,* Atl the Antediluvian World; $2. 100 Visiting Cards printed trom plats for $1. W. H. MURRISON, Law BooKsELLER AND STATIONER, 473 ania avenue northwest. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. mil | | 709 MARKET SPACE. 709 | JEWETT WATER FILTERS. DEOORATED TEA SETS. DECORATED TOILET SETS DECORATED FISH SETS. DECORATED DINNER SETS FROM $19 UP, A full line of White Goods in FRENCH CHINA, STONE. PORCELAIN AND STONE CHINA. GLASSWARE, RICH CUT, ENGRAVED and PLAIN. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS AND COOKING UTENSILS IN GREAT VARIETY. JAPANESE TEAPOTS—A LARGE ASSORTMENT. Examine our _‘‘PERFECTION” HARDWOOD RE- FRIGERATORS before purchasing. They are hand- some, and we warrant them to mive entire satistaction. §2” BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, m21-e0 709 MARKET SPACE. POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. DINNER SETS. MOEHEING LAMPS. TOLLLT SETS. FRENCH BRONZES. FINE PLATED WARE. CHOICE BITS OF CHINA SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 9 8 WE ARE ABOUT TO INTRODUCE A New Line of PORTABLE RANGES, We have several Cook Stoves and Ranges that ‘we will sell at cost price till March Ist, in order to make room for new stock. Some HEATING STOVES still on hand to be sold at coat. ‘To clean out the balance of Gas Fortables, we have put them down at less than manufacturers’ prices. ‘Call carly and secure Bargains in above goods, at W. S. JENKS & CO.. 7 SEVENTH STREET NoRTaWEST. SEWING MACHINES, &c T AUERBACH'S, COR. 77m AND H STREETS. Received to-day, a fresh supply of New, Latesi Tmproved Machines, of ALL THE DIFFERENT KINDS Call on us direct, make your own selection, and save from $10 to $15. Before buying. examine the NEW QUEEN—beauty, simplicity and durability combined. We refer to bundreds of Washington ladies, who were made happy by the QUEEN. SPECIAL. One Latest Improved Singer, slightly MES 4. PALMER, ; 1107 F STREET, BETWEEN TH AND 12TH i SIREETS NOKTHWEST, ‘Will open on WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE 29TH INST., several cases of UNTRIMMED STRAWS, selected by her commissioner in com] an ‘NEW AND LEADING SHAPER uitable for Ladies, Misses and Children. N.B. The only establishment im the city where ENOX'S HOUND WaTs YOR LADIES can be "bol M® SELMA RUPPERT, 608 9th street, opposite Patent Office, has opened a choice selection of childrens’ Jong and DRESSFS, ROBES, MERINO AND MARSEILLES CLOAKS, LACE AND SHIKRED CAPS, and all kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GooDs. “ACES, ond BUTTONS ANDI EFS, LAC! ILLARS, FICHU: Md TE ms Grae OPENING or IMPORTED RONNETS AND HATS, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, March 29 and 30. MRS. M. J. HUNT, m25-3t SPRING OPENING. . MRS. C. V. SMITH No. 618 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will exhibit to her patrons her first selection of ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed SPRING HATS AND BONNETS, MARCH 30a: 1309 F street northwest. ES NN . HUMPHERY, M SS ANNIE K. H 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes CORSETS to onler in every styie and tnaterial, and guarantews perfect Ait a HER SPECT French Hand-made Underelothing, Merino Underwear and finest Impor'ed Ilusie Patent Shoulder Braces and ali Dros Reform Goods. French Corsets and Bustiex, ‘The “Hercules” Support- ng Corset, for which Mio HL. is special avent, and a€1 Coreet, her own make, that for the price Cannot be German aud § SPRING SPECIALTIES. wish spoken. m10-3m Silk and Cloth Wrane; Suits; Dress Trimminga, Laces, Fine Neckwear. Flowers,and three Styles ext mzke French Greets. Entire Stock of GLOVES at cost until closed out. M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. 116 axn F Sraeers. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS, Of th The i Sits Nt: aoe Trimmed fade and CHEMISE AND DRAWERS, ‘We mske lower prises than stor before for the quality ve make . of Goods offered. DOUGLASS 328 Nixra Srazer. Ms M, B. BRUCE, No. 433 9rm STREET, NEAR E, porthwest—Staiaping, Embroidering sod May terials” Art Neodlow fvately and in claaeon, by skilled artists, “Dreases'and Cloaks cut and fitted: Ladies" and Misses’ Corects of the best make, mclading used, with stop motion, two drawers, Arop leaf, cover. and all attachments, $20; one Domestic, $15; oné Howe, $10; one old Singer. $5. ‘Ail machines we se!l or repair are warranted. C,, AUERBACH, - Cor. 7th and H streeets, Next door to Auerbach’s geut’s furnishing and hat store. 20 r STANDS AT THE HEAD. THE LIGHT RUNNING AND DURABLE ELDREDGE! THE ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF SEWING MACHINES! of Sclurities and Valuable os Speital Deposit at owes HAULER C GLOVEt of Rises & Oo, Vio President, ALDENT L: STURTEVANT, Secretary. C.E. Nymai, Asst. Secy. Drarotons: Benjamin P. Snyder, Jobn Cassels, Albert L. Sturtevant, ‘Thomas Evans, John G. irke. ni9 GEORGETOWN ADV°TS. GEoRGE E. NOYES, 1050 30th street., Manufacturer teams Eng ues, Bel Bhafting, ‘Puile; a Nill- work; fea Work: iso repairs Agricultural Machinery. -6m. ECKER’S SELF-RAISING FLOUR Hecker’s Self-Raising Flour ‘Hetker's Self-Raising Ylour Isa handy thing to have in the house Is a handy thing to have in the house Isa handy thin« to have in the house If you have unexpected company If you have unexpected company If you have unexp com 22d wont Perfect cates and tiecults want ‘At a few minutes notice. ‘Ata few minutes notice, Ata few minutes notice. m23-Imép oa ew wat) Ea“. dz “oo EE * BHAVES WITH VOLUPTUOUS EASE! conse etic! sean trent Sean, STROP, two Hones and O’MEARA'S BAZAR, 4 ARE ATTRACTIONS FOR THE LADIES AT CHE. RUPPERT’S, NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. Yow on hand a t stock of new and beanti- fal Btn ee nme ak Worsted W« GOODS, of every aie tace atin and Velvet SCH RCN peas ‘at tholowest market prices, 029 Foe BREAKFAST! ‘New Your Deror: S86:GREENWICH STREET. f-takfém TORAGE. Compare it with any other and you will decide at once in ite favor. Call and see it at OPPENHEIMER’S Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, 528 9th street northwest, near corner of F street. Bazar Dresemaker for Spring and Summer, showi 700 of the leading styles for Ladies’ and Children wear, price 15 cents. E DON'T MAKE MUCH NOISE ABOUT IT, But Keep the Finest Aesortment of SEWING MACHINES, And sell for the least money, of any house in Washing- ton. ‘Bent Ry ting SOA Stapeitine = moe, en EY. ja18 427 9th street northwest. FINANCIAL. PBvate STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bough tand GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. 4 DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY aD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest, bed ad FOOTWEAR, _ HAND k PaaS eee Dr. Warner's, the Thomson Giove Fitting, and Wilson's Waist for Children. Sole agency for Mru. E. Bairs’ celebrated Abdominal Supporter. f9-sm ue a SRIONABLE TAL TEANSYLVAMA AUE, Horeiyle a nhort notes "Ladiet tan hare Drones oe and basted, and a perfect fit cuaranteed. ME. VON BRANDIS. 413 Pennsylvania ave.,over Deniresy"s Stationery Store, . Te 7 Formerly with Lord’ Taylor, New York, and. Wan: % ot Evening Dresses; Bridal Trousseaur, s specialty: Cioaks, Dolmans aud Suite; ail made at the shortest notice; perfect work, superior fitting; satisfaction guaranteed. n26-6m_ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Wes DETERMINED NOT TO CARRY ANY CANNED GOODS over till next season. Therefore we offer the follow- ing: 200 dozen “‘Boston Market” TOMATOES, (3%. cane.,) extra heavy, solid packed $1.50 per dozen 200 dozen Shiriver’s Exy And als 19 #1.60 per dozen D VEGETA- N BLES and FRUITS. GEO. B. KENNEDY & SO _m25_ No. 120) F Ss WEET LEAF TTTT REE A T AA T AA T EF aAaaz T ERR A AY THE BEST. . 80c, PER POUND. WITMER'S, m5 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Notce TO HOUSEKEEPERS. COCO FEE RR! Cc CE R © FE ERE Cc CE RK COC EKER SSSgTTITREERRER LZ ITNN N Sst RR RE TNS N SS8g T RE RRRE JIN NN "7 s 2 ER RL rt N Ssss8 T EEER RULLLIIN NN N FEE NC CE No EE OCR COC ERE, N N N N NN HORMT of HOHUL OL Ho Bu tooto And yon will always have BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street aud Indiana ave- | “ LADI\'S' COATS AND COATINGS. nue. WM. M. GALT & CO. Foe LENT! Soueed Herring, ‘Bardines in Tomatoes. Soused Mackerel. ‘Sardines Smoked. Trout. Boneless Oodfish. Fresh Smelts. Boneless Herring. «3 Cuck. 8 Opsters. ‘armouth Bloaters. Caviar. Columbia River on. Pickled Lobster. §<————= i} Valor! & CHEWNING, 918 Seventa Street Noaruwest, Have now open a desirable tine of FASHIONABLE SPRING DRESS GOODS, Which you are invited toinapect. m2? WOODWARD & LOTHROP Offer the following §) cons a eM MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT: on ” DRESS SHRITS. An excellent *hirt, made from $-py Linen Boom, well-finished, elses tolidis. Price Toc. gach. : ach Mepaia Shirt made from very mice Cot. ton, "anda Hine linen Bosom, aizae 1434 10 Price ouly Stage. — Our Curved Yoke Shirt made from best Wateutia Muslin, extra fine Linen Bosom, the be t Shirt in the world for the price; size 4 to Price 93. each. Our superior Curved Yoke Shirt, made from the very best materinisin the very best possible Tauner,al sizes, only $leach. We ruarantee them equal to any custom-made Shirt in fit durability. AZOsson j SOZt<> beZe<enZZe eo ECO Zoan Fs EuLCqod COLLARS AND CUFFS. 50 dozen Turn-Down Space Collars, 4-ply Linen, only $1 per dozen. phe even Tarn-Down pece Cellars, reveral- é Linen both aide J doren, Pesily worth $2 pe ges or aceen. 2) "doren 4 yiy All-Linen Cuffs, superior ‘quality, $2. 90 jer dozen, worth $9 fer dozen GAUZE UNDERWEAR, 100 doren Meu's Gauze Under esta, long. short ‘sleeves, wit tinished Gull ong See each, Gauze Undervests, long and m1 A Z2Az 50 doren Men’ short sleeves, tuiy worth 0g. be wh Drawers, the ver oflered, at SOc. pair. SUSPENDERS. 10 doren Gr French Braces, 28e. pair, wana price Se. pair. 10 dozen Sik Suspenders, only 60c.pr pair, abargan. HALF HOSE. 100 dozen Men's Half Howe, fall rerular made, in rix different style, oily 5c. pair, & ] kvect'vaneain. e ING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS. U om LVANIA AVENUE, WOODWARD & LoTHRoP. Ss ECIAL OFFERING. BLACK GRENADINES, PARIS AND LYONS MANUFACTURE. i SADIN TWISTED SILK GRENADINES, PEKIN: GRENADINES, SURAH GRENADINES, JAPANESF. AND CANTON CREPES. ACK AND COLOKED NUNS’ ViciLINGS, IDE: INDIA PONGEES. PARIS RORES. 4 S AND BATISTRS. ALITY ALL LINEN LAWNS. ANDEKSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYKS. “EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES" IN PARI LYONS Dies Fapaica, = AND BEST QUALITY, FRENCH TWILL! UAT CRIED ALL-STL ARMURE tas LOUISINE SILES, BURA 8: LER, SUMMER SILK! SATIN DE LYON, RHAI ‘DAMES, “RARE BARGAINS" IN SCHROEDER’S “MONO! ” SILKS, from Tic. to $2.60. TAPISSIER’S: ONS PRINCESSE” BLACK SILKRQ KEW PAKASOLLS AND BUN UMERELIAS 527 One Price—and that in the Lowser. SEATON PERRY, (Svocesson To “Perry & Brorarn.”) Pennsylvanis avenue, corner 9th strest. Established 1840. m6 ME#*¥- LAWNS— THE LATEST AND PRETTIEST STYLE OF THIN GOODs EVER IN1RODUCED. LARGE STOCK OF PRINTED SATINES, VERY DESTRABLE AND BOAKCE. STREET SUITINGS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, NOVELTIES IN SUITINGS WITH STRIPES TO MATCH. PEKIN SILKS FOR 8KILTS—ALL COLORS. FOULARDS IN THE NEWEST AND Mi - LisH DESIGNS. = EMBROIDERED PONGEE IN GREAT VARIETY, NEW PARASOLS OPENED TO-DAY. LADIES’ AND MISSES' HOSE, JUST OPENED, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _“THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.” m25 GrscaL ATTRACTIONS. JUST RECEIVED: A besntifal line of Striped and Pigared DIMITYS FOR CURTAINS AND LOOSE COVERS Also, great var'ety in DAMASES, JACQUARD, PLAIN AND FANCY LINENS FOR LCOSE COVERS. Handsome line of LACE CURTAINS, RAW SILKS, CRETONNES, FRINGES, &c. OARPET AT BUTbUM PRICES. SINGLETON & HOBKE'S 801 MARKET SPACE. LS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. 500 New Str} FARAGOLA SUN UMBRELLAB, 20 Pieces BLACK SILKand KHADAMES, from $119 PLAIN COLORED SILKS, 50c. 20 Pieces All Colors NUNS VEILING, from 3i3<c. to $1. ake eadid Stock of WHITE INDIA LINENS ama 1 Case FRUIT OF THE LOOM OOTTON, Ie, 1 Case LONSDALE COTTON, 10c. A FULL STOCK AND LOW PRIGES. GEO. J. JOHNSON, m4 713 MARKET SPACE. pH GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED IN BLACK BROCADE SILKS. Handsome Black Brocade SILKS, (ell pure Silk), fol } i : [ i i B. W. REED'S SONS, Light Blue and Pink CASHMERES, pure wool, wide aaa double width, 50c. We are selling excellent Black Silks = 2216 F street northwest _| 3491, $1.25 and $1.60. Black Silk VELVET, §1. Cole ST RECEIVED— pone ham —arct -jepler hw or By A fine lot of Quality *" French Foule,” ee ee staal cream and white; all pure wool, extremely wide width; SO FLOMIBA ORANGES, | [MY 50c. (A very superior Biack All-Silk Rhadames, Constantly on hand, only $1.25.) Black and white, brown and white, blue PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS. and gold and green and gold, new style, checked DRESS Also, the very best POULTRY. GOODS, only 2c. Muminated all-wool Dress Goods, 2c. PIANO COVERS, embroidered with «ilk. $3.75. FRANK J. TIBBETS, Buck Cashmere SHAWLS, all-wool, 2. TABLE Pace Manuer, DAMASK, all-tinen, pure white, 60c. Culored CASH- mA Corner 14th street and New Yorkavenue. | WERES, spring shades, 1240. Pequotand New York \HAT SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR, known as the )VEREIGN, ‘yields, in perfection, whe sweet and wholesome bread ‘E ARE ae eee %, SEALE FED BEET natteietpal thrones AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., cy 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. om STAG PURE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, flavor and purity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. Q 60, Mills SHEETING COTTON, the widest and very best made, 30c. Fruit of the Loom, yard-wide COTTON, 0c. One hundred (100) pieces of new style SOOTCH GINGHAMB. finest quality, 25e. Nuns’ VEILING, all colota, pure wool, 30c. Ladies’ Cloth SUITING, Bisck *“Mori? CARTER’S, m20 ‘711 MARKET SPACE. A= FOR PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. BOLD BY DEALERS AT $1 PER DOZER.