Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1882, Page 4

__THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Stewat. Orricen, 2 = Wasuixetow, D.C., March 30, 1882,9:30 a.m. f For the middle Atlantic states local rains in the northern Partly cloudy weather in the followed to-night by cooler u and rising barometer. Specinl Weather Bulletin. - FRIDAY TO BE FAIR AND SLIGHTLY COLDER. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes fhe following special dulletin to the press:— ‘The barometer ts lowest in the St. Lawrence valley and fhest in the northwest. Light rains are from New England and New York, and } snow from the lake region. Fair weather Brevalls in the remaining districts, with southerly on the Atlantic and gulf coasts, and n to west winds in the lake region, Ohio valley, and northwest. The temperature has fallen from to 40° in the northwest and upper lake region, frofh the Missouri valley southward to Texas. has risen 10° in New England and the ‘middie tes, Tennessee and the lower Mississippl valley. 18° below zero in Manitoba. The following ratures were reported yesterday afternoon: tk, 55°; Charleston, 67°; Savannah, 70°; Jack- Wille, 76°; Galveston, 74°; San Antonio, 78°; Los 62°. ‘The indications are that sughtiy ate weather will prevail in New Engiai the middie states, and lower lake region during Friday. {in the bulletin printed in Tuesday's Sram the Indications of rain the following day were for the Rorthern portions of the middie states, and did not epply to District} BERNE FAB ALL Parties having bilis against the National Rides fair committee are requested to present the Same to the secretary, y. Evans, disbursing Office, Department of the Interior, at ‘the earliest Practica! le moment. Svrgaion Castxet Por. Caps, finished in the Dest style, (some pronounce them the best in the city, $3 a dozen, at Tralles’, 1013 Pennsylvania avenue. Jay Gould, 421 9th street. in first class taflor-made cloth- ing. A large stock of misfits trom leading mer- chant tailors. All sizes and latest styles. Every garment at less than half of original cost, at Her- 20g’s, 08 Kh street, near Pennsylvania avenue. Jos Lor of boys’ clothing, In all sizes. Great ee Herzog’s, 308 9th street, near Pennsy- Vania avenue. Lopirr’s Sreciric cures headache in five to thirty minutes. Price, 50c. Frssext’s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russe. Senp $3 cent stamps to E. J. Burtt. 309 7th street southwest. and get by return mail 50 handsome cards, or 4 stamps and % cards. 50,000—Carp CoLLEcTors, Gesizns, cheapest prices; 9th. ington Market. YestERpAT sfternoon a wagon driven by J. J. Walter, of 1620 14th street northwest, ran over Maria 1, 0 little girl five years old, on Mas- Bachusetts avenue, between 10ch and ith streets Rorthwest. She was but slightly hurt. No one 1s charged with biat ATTENTION.—Latest treet wing Wash- T. CREAGEN. Ste Bax Brectes—Go to Meeks’, 621 G street. the Boston Shoe Opps AND Exps at any price, House, 491 Penn: Laptes’ Hand- Shoe House, 491 Pent Sot syivania avenue. ‘old fitled vest and fob nd buttons, at Prigg’s. Nexr Mowpay ts Baum’s grand spring opening of fine pattern ‘hats, millinery, ladies’ and chit @ren’s cloaks and sults A handsome opening douvenir to every lady who calls. AN 2stueric Compiiment.—Bouquets of natural flowers, with beautiful souvenir cards attached,,| Will be given to the ladies of Washington, on 7th Street and Pennsylvania avenue, on Friday and Saturday afternoons, by the La Fleur Excreter Co., Of Baltimore. GENTLEMEN'S JEWEL Parties interested in the great Jay Dear in mind that to-morrow will Itcertainty has been a great sacrifice, the goods Deing sold extremely low. All goods not called for will be resold to-morrow. The sale is at Dow- Iipg’s auction rooms, 11th and Pennsylvania ave- Bue. n sale should the last day. Barore tnsuring your property call on the Fire- men’s insurance Company for rates. We have no Outside solicitors. Office: Room 1, over Bank of Washington. Chartered 1837. BAaRGarns ror Ati.—Avain received, 19 cases of Manufacturer's retanants, at less than half price. Young & Stern, 904 7th street. Does Your Hrap Acuy?—| Iba very few minutes. 50c CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-nizght. Foap’s Orsna Hovse.—M'lle Rhea. National THEATER.—Mammoth Minstrels, Carrrat THEATER.—Variety entertainment. Opp Pettows’ Hatt (Navy Yaxp).—Lecture by Dr, EP. Howland. ———————— District Government Affairs. Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle: W. W. Danenhower & Son, repair brick, 1115 F st. Bw; Revisions of assessments have been made in al- Jeys in squares 244, 423, and 559, and in 441, and on the S street front of the latter square, by Mr. Roome, chief in charge of the assessinent division. In reply to a protest of a gentleman against the Paving of alley in square ¥3¥, between 13th, 14th, iggs, and $ streets, under date of 20th inst., the Commissioners say part of the cost 1s paid for by parties interested In the improvement who Petitioued for it it the parties protesting against do not wish to pay their share of the cost there 1s no law to compel them to do so.” ‘The Congressional act finally passed this week authorizing the Commissioners Of the District to Sell the old Central guardhouse and certain other Jots of ground belonging to the District of Colum- Dia, and w proceeds to erect two or three Bew police station-houses and a fire engine-house im Georgetown, will be put tnto force by the Com- Bistoners as shon as possible. ‘The application of Dennis T. Ready for liquor has been approved by the license > CLoTHING SaLE.—The sale by Duncanson Bros. for Fenwick & Garner, at No. 427 7th street north- ‘West, will be continued to-morrow morning, at 10 | purnish— @rlock. Some of the finest gentlemen’s f ings remain yet to be sold. : ———— ROBBING AN OLD SoLDIER—George Wilmott, alias Robey, a middle-aged white man, was e before Judge Snell to-day with the “second offence” of petit larceny of a $20 gold coin from Robert Mallon, an old pensioner, who testi- fied that he lives at the Soldiers’ Home,’ at. Hamp- ton, Va., and came here yesterday, and fell inwith the’ defendant, and went with him toa lodging house, No. 116 Ist street, last night, and got a oom,’ and during the night witness felt his vest ‘being pulled from under his heat that he had been robbed. Omicer heelock test fled that he found the missing coin in Rebdey’s | 31, 5:35 aim. pocket. He was commited for the action of the rand jury, m default of $00 bonds. A engaged in the odoriess excavat Chai Stewart, a farmer, were Police Court this morning with co1 juis- ance injurious to health. The testimony Was to the effect that Stewart gave Klotzbach permission to deposit night-soil on Stewart's farm, near the Chase road, in the county, which emitted very bad ‘The court dismissed the case against Mr. bach’s personal bends > GRAND SALS aT Masonic TEMPLE —Attention ts @irected to the advertisement of Walter B. Wil- Hams £ Co., auctioneers, announcing for sale, at Masonic Teinple, Monday, April 34, at 10:30 o'clock @ m., a superior collection of furniture, made es- pectalty to show the superiority of American work- Manship. It is useless to detail its value or de- It will be to the interest of Parties intending to furnish to attend the sale. LS Buts Fizzp.—Irene Stephenson, infant, by her Rext friend, Ambrose H. Stephenson, has flied a ‘Vill m equity against the heirs of John A. Ford, asked that a receiver be Appointed 6 take charge of part of lo are $25, and tha & sile be decreed.—Wm. MeCullough and ‘Truesdale have filed a bill in equity against Edward M. Boyd and others, to enforce a oo ereditor’s Will for sate of lot 18, and east feet of lot 19,in Corcoran’s subdivision of AX™ BARGAIN IN LINEN SUITING. HIGH NOVELTY, 15 CENTS. BLACK CASHMERES, YARD AND ONE-EIGHTH WIDE, AT 50 CENTS, and discovered | 33d and 8 stree Superintendent Wilson has Dr. A. D. Mayo, “Natural Methods in Education,” to the teach of the public schools of the District of Colum! po — tional church, to-morrow at o’cloc! m. The National Capital Real Estate Association at its annual meeting last evening elected officers as follows: President, Dr. R. H. Ball; vice president, F. H. Smith; secretary and treasurer, Geo. Cowie; directors—John Evans, R. C. Fame & F.H.Evans, Wm. Henry, EF. W: J. B. T. Tupper, M. iworth, and F. A. Wood. Th ‘aren, Woodworth, 3 y 6 association hope to close up its affairs within two months, total me ality in the for the week endin; of Columbia Columbia Lodge, Kni Was instituted last night with the followin cers: C. E. Town, past protector; James H. cock, protector; Miss Julia bone 9 vice protector; om- itch- Nathan C. Martin, secretary; Hobert Bell, Jr., financial secretary; Martin V. Casey, treasurer: John R. Entwisle, chaplain; Joseph H. Eldredge, ; LB. Parker, ide; F. B. Dalrym) guardian: Sentinel, and D. P. Wolhnupter, ‘M. D., medical ex- aminer. The abandoned children, Winnie and Rebecca Willtams, taken to the second precinct station by Officer Fifield several days ago as reported in STAR, were yesterday sent to the Orphan Asylum, corner 14th and § streets. ‘The Congregational church was crowded last night on the occasion of the lecture of Rey. Henry Ming aenuoe Uys, Rayment. 3 ot rt skatiny a mona Mayer, enlego, tomorrow night, at the Roller Skating 1 Yesterday afternoon, Charles Hellen, a five year year old boy, while attempting to cross the sireet car track on Delaware avenue, between B and C streets northeast, was ran over by car No. 7, of the Metropolitan "tine, and his leg fractured. "He Was carried to his home, 219 Delaware avenue northeast, when Dr. Ford rendered medical aid. ‘The im njured leg, it 1s thought, will have to be am- putated. Patrick Glancey, whose disappearance was noted in Tak STAR some weeks ago, Was con- nected with the Knox’s express, and not Adams’ Express company, as inadvertently stated in yes- terday’s STak. The St. Elizabeth Unterstutzungs Verein for the mutual benefit of members, and the general pro- motion of their religion and morals, and to assist each other in case of sickness, disability, or death, has filed a certificate of incorporation. The burglar Anderson who was arrested by Lieut. Jounson’s men last Monday night while leaving Gen. Wm. Birney’s residence, in Le Droit Park, into which he tried to force ‘an entrance throuzh the parlor window, is still held at police headquarters. The detectives expect to connect him wy ith a burglary in the northwestern section of the cliy. Armistead Jackson was sent to jailfor 15 days by Judge Snell to-day, for striking Wim. E. Nicho- las, another colored inah, In the mouth. Nicholas told the court that Jackson has taken his wife from him, and when he (witness) remonstrated ith him about it the other day, he was beaten by jackson, J \ Thos. MeCarty.and Wm. Easby, the former a very young man, and the latter a’ very old man, Were charged i thet Police Court to-day with fighting on the street. The testimony showed that the young man, on the night of the 17th of this month, knocked the old man down and beat = oo Was fined $5, and Easby was dis- missed. = ‘The reception to be given to Dr. Deale, the new presiding elder, at Foundry church to-morrow night, will be a very interesting affair. gene SOCIETY NOTES, In spite of the fatigue she must naturally have felt after standing so long when receiving with the President Tuesday evening, Mrs. Freling- huysen was, as usual, at home to visitors yester- day, and had numerous calls. Her daughter, Mrs. John Davis, assisted her, and also Miss Cutts. Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen is at present in New York. As the reception of Secretary and Mrs. Hunt last evening was the last to occur at their residence until alter Easter, when they hope to resume their informal parties which have been so greatly en- joyed, alarger number than usnal assembled at ‘en o'clock tn their parlors. The ee who came in later, bringing with him Colonel and Mrs. Waring, of Newport, remained some time chatting with the visitors. Among these were the acting Vice-President, the Speaker and Mr:. Keifer, Mr. Justice Gray, Attorney General Brewster, Mr.*and Mrs. John Davis, and numerous Senators and Rey resentatives and army and navy officers with their wives or daughters. ‘The host gnd his wife were assisted by her sister, Mrs. Crockett, of Boston, Miss Hunt, the Secretary’s daughter, Miss Hunt, his niece, and his son. The dressing was as hand- some as ab any of the largest entertainments of the winter. Last evening Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Davis entertained at dinner ex-Secretary and Mrs. Fish, Mr. George Bancroft, and several of the Justices of the Supreme Court. Senator and Mrs. Sherman had among their din- ner guests last evening Senator and Mrs. Cameroi Pennsylvania, Senator and Mrs. Harrison, ani who afterwards attended the reception given by Secretary and Mrs. Hunt. Representative Walker's wife has returned here after an absence of a month, which she spent at her home in Pennsylvania. She will go this week to Old Point Comfort, and return here after Easter to remain for some time. Mr. Eugene Schuyler and his wife, who have been spending several weeks in Washington, will soon go to New York, and will sail for Europe in the latter part of April. He has been accredited to Bucharest, Belgrade, and Athens. Secretary Hunt and his family do not seem to have heard of his approaching retirement from the Navy department and appomntment as Minister to Russla, except through the published rumors. Apparently, they expect to remain here for the present, and they heard many expressions of plea- Sure frém thelr guests last evening on that, ac- count ee z 213; $5,500. Mary k to K. Butler, part 1h, block 121, (Threlkeld’s addition,) Georgetown ; $600. C, D. Lowry to J. and J. E. Libbey, part lot corner of Jefferson and Water streets, Georgetown: $1,218. L. H. Stevens to J. T. Stevens, lot 4, block 1, lot 3, block 3, lot 12, block 14, lot 14, block'15, lot 19,block 17, Meridian Hill; $4,600, SS Affairs In West Washington. Reat Estate Save.—Capt. James Goddard has sold to Mr. Jas. L. Davis his lot on the corner of Dunbarton avenue and 29th street, 20 by 80 feet, for 3675 cash. Mx. Wa. KINSINGER began yesterday the re- Mmoval of his two-story frame house from its pres- ent location on R street, near the force pump, to the lot feeently purchased by him on the corner of 20, 4:35 a.m.; 5 p.m. March p.m. Hou Trpe.—March SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE? COMPLETE TREATMENT $1. Clear head and voice, easy breathing, sweet breath, perfect smell, taste and hearing, no cough, no distress, by using Saxproup’s Rapioat Cune for Catarrh, COMPLETE TREATMENT $1, Sneeze until your head is ready to fly off, eyes and throat parched and blood nose running water, feverish Sanvorp's RapicaL Cong, for Catarrh can be or take cured. COLLINS’ PLASTEBS. LIGHTNING {a not quicker than FA{OSTETTER’s CELEBRATED ey B38 GAG 20.8 ool Ssss8 @ “Goo MMM 244! Goo HOE BEB EI . Poe E F BBM is BBB OT) =6ff «SC ERE ROR Sggs8 HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS is the great household medicine of the American people, and is taken everywhere asa safeguard against epidemic and endemics, as a remedy for dyspepsia, biousness and irregularities of the bowels, as a cure for chills and fever and rheumatic ailments, as a sedative in neryous cases, and us a general inyigorant and restorative. For saie by al! Druggiste and Dealers generally. mit CITY ITEMS. ‘The Components of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup are dally prescribed by the best physicians. From Eminent Dr. C. C. Clark, Oswego, New York. Ihave made sufictent experiments of Colden’s Liebig’s liquid extract of beef and tonic invigora- tor to enable me to say It is by far the best of all the preparations of the kind (food and tonic) that Ihave ever used. To the sufferer from chronic diseases, or the convalescent, it is invaluable, be- ing both nourishing and strengthening. (Remem- ber the name, Colden’s—take no other.) Of drug- gists generally. Women with pale, colortess faces, who feel weak and dis- couraged, will receive both mental and bodily vigor by using Carter's Iron Pills, which are made for the blood, nerves, and complexion. Free to All. ‘This morning early we will put five hundred dol- larsin onecan and put it on our shelves. It itis sold at any time during the day within fifteen mainutes from zhe time of sale another can with another five hundred dollars will be put in its Place. Our object 1s to have all the time in stock and for sale one can, and only one, with five hun- dred dollars in it.The person that selects that can fs perfectly welcome to it with Its entire con- tents, on paying the price, $1. All other cans will contain each a sum of money,elther $250, $200, $175, $150, $140, $125, $100, $75, $60, $50, $40, $30, $35, $15, $10, £5. $3, $2, $1, or 75 cents, 60 cents, 50 cent 40 cents, 20 cents, 25’ cents, 20 cents,15 cents, or 1 cents. Remember, no can’ will contain more than $500 nor less than 10 cents. Our tea 1s of an excel- lent quality—none better; and, as for our coffee, it is a pure Mocha and Java, mixed—the best, ‘in America, While we sell the best goods we also sell the cheapest; we repeat it, the cheapest. If you buy one can of coffee and find but 10 cents in it, you only pay about 27%; cents per pound for coffee that will cost you elsewhere from 30 to 35 cents per pound—generally the latter amount. If you should buy 6 cans for $5, and find but 10 cents in each of the 6 cans, which 1s not probable, you would then” pay per pound less than 23 cents. If you buy a larger number of cans, the price per pound 4s correspondingly less. Fig? ure it yourself. Our price to one and all 1s $1 per can, 6 cans Tor $5, 12 cans for $10, 2 cans for §20, or 65 cans for $50, with not less than 10 cents, perhaps more, Ineach can. The $500 can was sold yester- day to a gentleman by the name of E. V. Diezelskl, of East Orange, N.J. He bought 130 cans for $100 for shipment out of town, and found the $500 in the firty-seventh can—of tea. He also found $10in @ can Of coffee, and $10 Ina can of tea, besides three cans with $2 in each ean, and one can with a dollar init. Every can had money init, Mr. D. certainly made a good investinent, having received $545.40 in cash and a diamond ring worth $40 (by mistake) and 130 cans of tea and coffee for $100. Four cans containing $10 each were sold yesterday. One can sold had $50 in it; one can $15, and three cans $5 each, Most of the cans sold were sent out Of the city. We hope every family in the city and vicinity will try our tea and coffee before our date of closing—April 10, perhaps sooner. We expect to open by Avril 101 Boston. We wish to leave a good trade for our agent here after we leave. We Claim that it is {inpossible for you to lose an; thing on a can of tea or coffee that you. buy from us, ahd you may get enough in the can you buy to keep you for a year. Orders by mail promptly forwarded. Address Importers' Tea Company, 819 Market Space, Washington, D. C. How Women Learn. Women everywhere use Parker’s Ginger Tonic, because they have learned by experience that it overcomes despondency, indigestion, weakness in the back and kidneys and other troubles of the sex.—Home Journal. Women that have been pronounced incurable by the best physicians in the country have been complete! cured of female weakness by the use of Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Send to Mra Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets. Corps Cause More Suffering than neuralgia, German Corn Remover easily cures them. 2c. Druggista. 1,000 Rewara For any case of biind, eee He | ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBing’s Pile Re: fails to cure. ler, good digestion; Zeave. liver, good circulation ives lon, ive liver, Soa teopane setrite f x storing from one Cold, Asthma, re you suffer a Bronchitis or any of the various, pulmonary troub- Jes that so_ often end in consumption? If so, use “Wilbor’s Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime,” a safe and sure remedy. This is no quack prepara am but ts regularly prescribed by the medical faculty. ‘Manu- factured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all Drowsiness, Dillousness, pains and aches, and ague, Hop Bit- ‘ters always cures. = Permit No Substitution. . IEIMEnULY superior ini periaatence Gea rich ee Eicaoy of tragrance. B street Pet northwest, Sorvohs Oyster boson, Whi ‘TOGETHER WITH E. 8. HOME & CIE PARIS NOVELTIES ‘WOOLEN FABRICS. 4, YOUR EXAMINATION. TAILORING DEPARTMENT ENTIRE FLOOR OVER BANE OF REPUBLIC. ENTRANCE THROUGH MAIN ESTABLISHMENT, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. m2s8 A. SAKS & CO. Owne TO THE INCLEMENCY OF THE WEATHER THE TENTH SEMI-ANNUAL GRAND SPRING OPENING OF THE PPP. B55, PoP i Fv Ht & Po A A LLU A A I Sggg8 . RRR OO Y YA Tr RRO O ries ¥ AE 2 ROO ¥ AA LLIL 2 WILL BE CONTINUED FOR THE BALANOE OF THIS WEEK, TO WHICH OUR FRIENDS: AND PATRONS ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED. PALAIS ROYAL, 2117-1119 PENNSELVANIA AVENUE anp 401-403 TWELFTH STREET. PRING OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 13 Black dosen, Lavender and Lace Kids, at T6c. per 100 dozen elegant 8-button Kids, at 750. per pair. 80 dozen 4-button Kide, at $1 per pair. 50. of the ‘Thread | Pe gtd og finest Lisle Gloves, from 87. Do. and don't: Pog nend soar ean, 27 lon't neglect to attend KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, Onnext THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March $0 end 31. {German formula) tonperitying the blood and reg- ulating the system, 25 cents s°Box. PURE NOBWEGIAN/COD LIVER OTL, © ATE ne eee : it may be made to, Care ABER: & an General Manager, Campobello Co, 27 State stivet, Boston, Mase, EEMONT HOUSE, Atlante City, N. J. April 15th for the season. on the Coask A Nea Vice eee eras the house. Good , Croquet grounds, and other its octal fF 'The enter- opportmnities for social enjoyment m28-3m_ § “Sins. DB, B. STOCKHAM, 945 K street, Washington, D.C. T= WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N. H. This Hotel will open JUNE 247TH. It has accom: ‘a tions for 450 guests, and offers more attractions for the pleasnre and comfort of its patrons than any other sea- side resort on the Atlantic coast. Its high situation affords beautiful views both inland and seaward; i healthful atmosphere, the easy manner by which it cached, its advantages for boating, fishi1 ive walk one of the most a.coast. The houee contains every modern appliance. It has epacious and well-ventilated rooms, furnished in black waluut, WITH TRE BEST OF BEDS, large parlors, and rooms for social enJorinent, Rasenger elevator operated by steam, Mume Hall tor cing and theatricals. An Orchestra of twenty members of acknowledged rofessional ability, under the direction of Mr. Henry Harlow, will furnish music for the season. y ‘The veranda, fifteen feet in width, surrounding the ouse, «ives an extended promenade of over 1,000 feet in length, while the view is unexcelled in beauty and illard Room, Steam Yacht deur. Bowling Alleys, Bi for excursions, sail and row boats under the direction livery and of trusty and experienced men. | First-cla x Stab‘es. Grounds lighted by the electric lucht. Rew York and Boston stock reports received every our. ‘The Wentworth 9 reached by means of the Eastern Railway in two hours’ ride from Boston, and is equally distant from Portland, Maine. It is four houry’ ri from the Fabyan House by way of the White Mountain Noteh and North Conway. It is also reached White Mountain Kange by the d the Concord Railways, and by the Grand ok by way ot Portland. ie station in Portamouth the coaches of the Hotel are always iu waiting. jouth. N. Hi. GEORGE F. THOMPSON, Manager. CHARLES G. EMMONS, ‘Assistant Manager. §7-IN WASHINGTON. MR. EMMONS will visit WASHINGTON short; after the 15th of April, and will be at the HOUSE, where he be pleased to show Menbworth.” and give full information Diced COLONNADE, ATLaNtiI¢ Crry, N. J. Furnished with ail modern iinprovements, ¥/y including hot and cold sea water baths. 2 ml5-1m _C. A. RINES, formerly of Washington, D. — a a Ee FASTER CARD; Novelty 1882. Large assortment and cheap prices. FRENCH BOOKS, FINEST STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, ETC. V. G. FISCHER, (Suceessor to M. E. Boardman), 529 15th Street, Opposite U.8. Treasury, D.C. m23 Washington, ASTER PRESENTS. CARDS, EGGS, PLAQUES, ETC. |. JAY GOULD, m24-2w 421 9th street. FASTER carps IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE, Comprising the latest designs by Mrs. 0. R. Whitney, Miss Rosina Emmett, Miss 8, B. Humphrey, Miss F. Brides, Mr. Thos. Moran and othera, FRANCIS B. MOHUN, m20 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. eAStee CARDS, OF ALL DESIGNS, STYLES AND MAKES, FRINGED, EMBOSSED, SATIN, PLAIN AND EASELS, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Branch Box Office Ford's Opera House. m7 E ASTER CARDS. A large stock and variety of makes, of designs from the simplest to the most elaborates St EASTER HARPS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, POEMS AND NOVELTIES. C. C. PURSELL, Booxseiier, m16-20t 422 9th street nortnwest. E ASTER CARDS. Just received, the largest and most complete stock of EASTER CARDS, in every variety of design. Also, RIBBON TIED EASTER POEMS, LENTEN and DE- VOTIONAL BOOKS, PRAYER and RYMN BOOKS. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON. mi3 428 Seventh street. Fa rae ipa mpc om A large variety now displayed. NEW B00} ‘The Reporters by Jno. Wm. W: 4th edition; lar Chamber Cases, 1690 or 16415 mea ‘edition; $6.50. Lay 475 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. GEORGETOWN ADV’TS. THE bra I WILL APRIL ‘UNTIL erat" sell HAIR at cost, on account of Ladies desiring HAIR DRESSERS for the above- Baad Fn rem em Sa G,20RsE E. BO ne * 1050 30th street. N 0OoT’sS SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK CONSIST OF LADIES’ GOODS. MES 4: P. PALMER, MF eT PETER WEE AD are ‘Will open on WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE 29TH INST., severai cases of seltable for Ladies, Mine and ENOK's HOUND HATS FOR LADIES cas bo "has mT ==. SELMA RUPPERT, 608 9th street, opposite” Patent Office, has opened a choice selection of childrens’ long and DRESSES, ROBES, MERINO AND MARSEILLES: CLOAES. LACE AND SHIRRED CAPS, CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. it ine of HAMBURG ETCHINGS and INSER- ‘Nainsook and Swiss; NEW LACES. TIONS in Cam beaded Fe tag gf Host ae Re. eu IN and new SLE SILK GLOVE! ANDKERCHIEFS, LACE COLLARS, FICHUS sud TIES, m5 'PRING OPENING.—MR&. C. V. SMITH, No. 618 Sunn STREET NO) Techibit to ‘Trimmed and_U: patrons, n- trimmed SPRING HATS AND BONNETS, MARCH Svand SI. a Bee and Cloth Wraps: Suits; Laces, Fine Neckweai, ne N mad thess Siplos Entire Stock of GLOVES at cost until closed out. M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘7 Cite Trevise, Paris, n6 Doevstass, Now axD, ¥ CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS. TWO CASES MORE thore Made and Trimmed ea CuEMISE ‘axD DRAWERS, ‘Ar 250. EACH We make lower Ph bday Prices than ever before for the quality DOUGLASS’, me Nherm Srarer. JM8S. MB. BRUCE, No. 433 97m STREET, NEAR orth d Ma- jeriain” Art Needlework taught, privately and in clases, va by skilled artists. "Dresses and. Cloaks cut and Atted: Ladies’ and Misses’ Corsets of the best make, including Dr. Warner's, the Thomson Giove Fitting, and Wilson's Waist for Children. Sole agency for E, Baire celebrated Abdominal Supporter. f9-3m M*= WASHINGTON, = "ASHIONA Bi D (AKING AND TRI iG 1211 PENNSYLVANIA SSL hail rior style at short notice. Ladies can. have Dresses Gat and basted, and a perfect fit guaranteed. 9 ‘ME. VON geo 913 Pennsylvania ave., over Dempeey's Stati: "Store, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New Nerk, "and Wa, Barr & Co., St. Louis. cisnyg Doses: aacel. Termeeegon, , spectat, notice; perfect work, superior Sitting; satisfaction muaranteed. 26-60 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Wwe ARE UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY IN DRESS SHIRTS. Ls nen Collars, Linen Caffs, Silk Neckwear, Cotton Socks, Undershirts and Drawers. N vies of the % Fine Pereale Shirts, only 75 centa, Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only $2. Six fine Dress Shirts to order for $9. Ail goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every y, at. “mis MEGINNISS, 1002 F street northwest. OMPSON'S DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest, NECK Sat HANDWEAR Ready-made SHIRTS at following prices: Best Wameutta, unfinished, 7Sc-: finished, 90, ¥. of the L., unfinished, 65¢. ; ‘800. Boy's Wamsutta, unfinished, 60c.; ‘TSe. J10 S B. ELLERY, ‘ SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIR’ GENTS' FURNISHINGS. - 1112 F Sraeer Nortawest, Wasnrxerox, D.C. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. pottery AND PORCELAIN. DINNER SETS. A SE FINE PLATES. RICH CUT GLASS, TE, 5. MOEHRING LAMPS. TOILET SETS. FRENCH BRONZES. FINE PLATED WARE. CHOICE BITS OF CHINA SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, _ m5 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. A® WE ARE AbQUT (TO INTRODUCE ‘A New Line of PORTABLE RANGES, We have several Cook Stoves and Ranges that 3 will cell at cont price til March let. in order to make room for new stock. Some HEATING STOVES still ‘gn hand to be sold at cost. To clean out the balance of Gas Portables, we have put them down at less than manufacturers’ prices. ‘Call early and secure Bargains in above goods, at W. 8. JENES & 00. 120 (7 SEVENTH STREET Noarawesr. SEWING MACHINES, & ARES See eS ed Ee from $10 to $15. sinpliety waa Sablitycatsbined” QUEEN beauty, We refer to hundreds of Washington ladies, who were Cor. Tih und Ht surobete, vy ‘of and eiNext door to Auerbach's gent's furnishing and bat T STANDS AT THE HEAD. THE LIGHT RUNNING AND DURABLE E! ELDREDGE! THE ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF SEWING MACHINES! Compare it with any other and you will decide st once ints favor. “ailehd sec itat = ‘E DONT MAKE MUCH NOISE Assortment ‘And eell for the leaat money, of any house in Washing- and Repairing a specialty. McKENNEY, 427 9th street northwest. Jal8 ND 42 POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING or THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 00., in the city of Louisville, on FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1882. rt en act of te Genera Aaseascly ot States Circuit Court, on March $1, ren- “Fineinat the ‘Commonwealth Distsbution Com- Rear Shed tage rere ft _ MARCH DRAWING. DRY GOODS. 1962 "= Seer has SPECIAL MARKKED-DOWN UPTOWN BARGAINS, Before taking account of etock April 28, ATTRACTIVE UPTOWN INDUCEMENTS, In LINENS, DOMESTICS, WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. COCHRANE & CO., ms Orrostre Rioos' Barn. [rvLee & CHEWNING, 918 Seventa Srreer Norrawest, Have now open a desirable line of FASHIONABLE SPRING DRESS GOODS, Which you are invited toinapect. sm? WOODWARD & LOTHROP DRESS SHRITS. An excellent Shirt, made from good Cotton, $-niy Linen Bosom, well” tolidyg. "Price Toc. ooah sei A splendid Shirt made from. very nice Cot- fp And elven Boson wae 14s to 1035, Our Curved Yoke Shirt mae from Tater in the w for (Price, sizes I Bacody Zoaucn Our superior Cursed Yoke Shirt, made from the very best materials in the very best poesible puauner. all sizes, only 1 each. egrusrantae them o any custom-made Shirt and durability, COLLARS AND loren Turn-Down Space Collars, 4-ply 50 a Linen, only $1 per doz ber dozen ‘Bbc, pair, a Es Weofer giiendia value Grthen abit at ue ‘and $2.75. We otter alse ves: Fancy Silk and Linen POPULAR PRICES. ‘or money BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 8 j E : LOZa< > boi <ednizity 9 ho fs ! Fee go BF BEY coe 8 mer) ese } BOZ< > peZe<e<nZZy eo ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BLACK GRENADINES, PARIS AND LYONS MANUFACTURE. POLKA-DOT GRENADINI CADRILLE GRE: ae ¥ GRENADINES, GRENADINES, SURAH GRENADINES. JAPANESE AND CANTON CREPES. BLACK AND COLOKED NUNS’ VEILINGS, EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES, EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES. FRENCH SATINES AND BATISTES. BEST QUALITY ALL-LINEN LAWNS, ANDEESON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. “EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES" IN PARIS LYONS DRESS FABRICS. vr BEST QUALITY, FRENCH TWILLED 2 FOULARDS, at $1 per yard. —— ARMURE SILKS, LOUISINE SILK! SURAH SILKS, Sn PEE rao RHADAMES. “RARE BARGAINS” IN SCHROEDER’S BLACK APISGIEAS “LYONS PRERCESSE" BL ACR SILKS, IEW PARASOLLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, 52 One Price—and that is the Lowest. SEATON PERRY, (Successor To “Perry & Brormer.”) Patabiteed 1840. 6 P424S80Ls AND SUN UMBRELLAS. 600 Ne 30 Pletes BLACK SILK aad HU ADAMER Be #0 COLORE! a, 50. All Colors NUN'S VELLING, from 3° tos. ‘A Splendid Of WHITE INDIA LINENS ana TGaec PRUETT OF THE LOOM COFTON, 100, 1 Gase LONSDALE COTTON, 10c. , A FULL 81 LOW PRICES. GEO. J. JOHNSON, m4 113 MARKET SPACE. T= GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED IN BLACK BROCADE SILKS. Handsome Black Brod@Me SILKS, (all pure Silk), full width, excellent aca teens A $1; former price $1.50, 2 3 ail E : Ha li # £ Fr : : Z P F