Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... = LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, 1 Wosentxeros, D.C., April 7, 1882.9:30 a.m. f le Atlantic states, partly cloudy her and rain, winds sbiiting to south and ‘West, lower barometer, and stutionary or higher temperature. Special Wenther Bulletin. em 1G in the lower lake New England, mniddie Atlantic, nd has fallen from 5° to 10° in ippl valley. The following tem- thet in the New Englind then States ght rains during the lowed by warmer, partly cloudy night, 2 and middle day will bi Weather t s pins, 6) feet of and 1 water bucket, n Wwols,with long and Larger size, 2 Condensed Locals, The continue encroachment of the ext ni: upon space ot tates two double-shects * < eeuenee “4 ge the largest new adver ents print number In apy one day in the thirty-one years of the existence of the paper. The circulation of last Saturday's fssue was Advertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders early. ‘The Zuni Indians in the city bad a reception last evening at No. 1374 B street southwest, which was largely attended. The Vermont state association last night re- elected its old officers for the ensuing year, as fol- lows: John R. Thompson, M. P: ker, vice president; ¢. E° n, treasurer, and Fred. Mack, L. 8. Emery, W. Isaac Thornton, B. F. Wilkins, executive committee, The property, No. 1223 G street northwest, was sold at auction yesterguy afternoon to Mrs. ER. pemaker, by B. H. Watner, for $3,610. The same firm afterward soid the property, No. 518 13th ireet, the @ Hon. Jos. 8. Wi arner, as attorney for the Wil- e. National Arbitration League will hold a con- vention in this city on te 80th an dist days of next month. ules of the Blue Anchor Association of the District of Coluinbla, are still reveiving clothing, and money ‘or the benefit of the tissi-sippl at the residence of Mrs. Chief Jus arshal for the emancipation celebra- tion and his aldes held « meeting last night at the Palladeiphia house, Pennsylvania avenue, near 41g street, and determfhed upon a style for their uni- forms. rogram will announced at the hursday night, muas Howard was charged in the Police this morning with two cases of larceny of IS from the machine shop of the Baltimore & Potomac railroad company. He said he was drunk at the time and did not remember whether he committed the larceny og not. He was sentenced to 20 days in Jail in each case. glass ce of carpet | decorited with | chi Japanese tea carved match sates, bi u Teal majolien eresm pitchers, 10c.; 34 dozen ated china cups and Saucers,70-. es,to match, 60c. 34 d reat reductions in to the Inclemency of the weather, we chded to continue our opening bal- ance of the week, when the following bs Mored: 5-hook F HN othe parasols, b hostery, ies, B. J. BEHREND & SON, 51: Spain Ovencoats. G. pransy, 507 7th street. by the fire of this morning, and inst loss by securing a po! WSurance sompany, Such as are J. S. Swor Take WARNIN roteet 5 cy in a fir s Fepresented by Berore !nsu men’s Insur: . Outsi Washington. Chartered 183 CLARA COLEMAN, a colored woman, was sent to the workhouse by Judge Snell yesterday tor being a Vagrant and public prostitute. Officer Wheeler testitied that Tuesday nignt she picked up a white man connected with one of the v&tions, and took him to her den inthe “Di- Vision” and robbed and beat him. property call on the Fire- rates, We have no Hovsrxerrrrs, see important notice In adver- | tisement column'on baking powder and flavoring extract from Smith, Hanway & Co. Way Do You Bry calico when _yard-wide per- eales ean be had at 7c. a yard, at Young & Stern’s, 604 7th street. Easter Novetrtss, ere. Open evenings. Gould’s, 21 Kh street. ALL Persons having bills against the Nattonal Rifles’ Fair are requested to present same to the Secretary for adjustment by the 7th inst. The committee are very anxious to close the business connected with the late fair. Geo. W. Evans, Sec- retary Fulr Committee. Address Department of the Interior. Sror 914 Pennsylvania avenue, W. 8. Crown’s Meat store, where you can find a choice supply of spring lamb and meats of Kinds, wholesale and Tetail, cheaper than any place In the city. Easter Canps.—J. Jay Gould, 421 9th street. FUsseit’s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russa, Easter Foes, large assortment. Easter cakes. Strawberry and every variety ice cream. Fresh Wine jelly. T. Jarvis, 426 9th street. Ir wm. Pay to éxamine my suits at $10, $12, $13.50 and $15 before purchasing. G. Spransy, May Building, 507 7th street. SPRING StrTs. and “Aromatic Bitters.” Rorthwest. Carps.—Oh, I Ama Daddy, Kilkenny Cats and Four Oid Maids,5 cents aset. 9th street wing ‘Washington Market. C. T. Creahen. Finst of THE SEASON.—Southdown lamb at the stalls of M. H. Homiller, 103, 104, 105, Center Mar- ket, 7th street wing. Liner. Arxorp shot a mad dog at 15th and F streets yesterday, which had severely bitten a boy, ‘Bear that place. Money SaveD 1s Monkey Mape.—A 1k: assort- Ment of new and second-hand trunks at very low Penn- fo a ea near Ivania avenue. = For rue Easter Hottpays.—A fine hat for $1, ‘Worth $1.50; different colored Derbys from 75 cents to. Sigmund & Goldman, 436 7th. ALL THE Latest SPRING STYLES at prices that @ety competition. Sigmund & Goldman, 436 7th. Lrapers of Low Prices ox Hats —We buy from Manutacturers and are enabled _ to sell hats at B Ber cent less than any house in Wi mn. Sig- Mund & Goldman, 426 7th. Tuaexse Disriay Spring Stvirs at Sigmund & Goldman's, lead low we hatters, 436 7th northwest. zn! ba iz Depot, 911 7th street Great Orrextne for to-morrow at M. Augen- street stein’s, SIT 7th northwest. Decorated covered chambers, 47c.; chopping bowl and chopper, 16.; chamber sets, $147; decorated chocolate urns, 47e. ; 6-<t. saucer oe nieke s nape sic, “‘7-pin “hat Tacks, bread graters, clotheslines,” hand mirrors, bollers and frypans, &e. apiece; baby carriages and trunks at lower prices than at any other store tn the city; examine =. Also, decorated French and American ‘hina dinner, tea and chamber seta. CLosING SALE of water colors this evening at 8 @clock at corner 15th and H streets. Easrex Lawn, $22 Pennsylvania avenue to-mor- CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nationa, THEATER. —Maggie Mitchell. Carrrat THEATER.—Vartety entertainment. 3 t Forepaugh Show. WEISER CASE TO BE HEARD AGAIN. of Elenora Hayden, by siay, the judg- Ment of the spectal term being reversed and the ase belog remanded, with instructions to assign Mrs. Weiver's dower, and refer the ~ + ports on stand, | Room 1, over Bank of | % ames Dickson, son of Mr. ckson,living oa G,between 9th and 10th northwest, watle playing with other boys rof7th and K streets northwest, fell, striking ts head against the stone pavement. He wus picked up insenstbie and taken to the Abbott school building, where Dr. Cardoza rendered med- le: Mt William streets, tw ‘ood Friday, the most, solemn of Christian fes- celebrated with impressive ceremonies elie “and. Eplscopal churches to-day. tiendance at the different services this morning was large. In all the Catholic churches the Tenebrae: wiil be sung this evening, and in some of them appropriate sermons will be delivered. James. E. Clark, a dandified young colored man, was put on trial in the Police Court this morning harge of larceny, in picking the pocket of a Hill, of Alexandria, of her pocketbook, n street, near D street, yesterday afternoon, fas SentCnecd to Six montas in jail. An appeal Was noted. A dispatch from Denver, Col, says tt was Ar- thur Sprague and not Arthur Shepperd who was engagedin a shooting offray in that. city some days ago, 2s erroneously telegraphed from that sion Office, fell ina y and received a very bad He was carried by bis friends station. ‘ation at B. W. Reed’s Sons, on F street, are elaborate and striking. ‘The spac windows are filled wit Easter novelties, of them has a representation of a christening, at whigh a solemn old crow officlates as parson. hee Washington Market Retail Prices. Mears.—Beef, sirloin, 18220c. per Il lo porter- 20 rib roast, 123g220¢. ; SI 9, 1234 2200 ped, 25.30e cht amb. 153200. Pork, | 124 Bacon Hams, sugar cured, Shoulders, 1lc.,"cut, 12%i15e. 3 Land, Mais PRU Sie. per a inom, nanas, 40050c.’ per doz.; 4 per peck: do., cooking 040c. per peck: Cranberries, lle: Pr Cj Strawberries, 4050 pr qt; Rhubarb, 510 per bh. Fisu.—Peréh, 30240¢. per bunch; Rock, large, 5a a0c. per Ib., 40:50e. per bunch; Shad, 50a$1' per ars Herring, Zaid per doz; Pike, B5:90e. per ; Catfish, 20u25e. per bunch: Lobster, 12a er lb; Terrapin, stiders, 121818 per ‘doz. go, dlamond-back, $0383 per'doz.; ‘Turtle, 2c. eacn. BUTTER.—Philadelphia Print, 60c. Western Creamery, 55c.; New Roll, Madde.;” Cheese, 12ime.; Eggs, 2iz5e. 02. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 80n40c. per peck; do. (new). £0 $1.00 per peck; Gd. Sweet, Soat0e pet ‘ams per peck; Cabbage, 5ai0c. Der peck: Sprouts, 20a 0 Pars 20a30c. per 4 Fut Gok lake, Téase, ani c. ‘h: ae 80e. ‘Base. r peck; do. (Bermuda) 1S 5c. rbeans mal te anes a He 5alve. ‘Cautifower. t5s256. ce 'ymlins, 50a60c. per doz.: Poutrry.—Turkeys, 15a18e. perlb.; Chickens, 5c.0$1 per pair; do.’ Spring, $1 per pair: Ducks, 75e.0$1.25 per pair; Geese, $121.25 each; Squabs, 2 $2.50 per doz eee CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF THE WASHINGTON CITy PRESBYTERY.—At the afternoon session of the Washington City Presbytery yesterday Nathantel Seal and Lionel C. Joell were exanained for the ministry and were admitted. Rev. Messrs. Little and Grimke, and elders Strong and Church, with Revs. French and Craighead, and elders Lincoln and Beadle, as alternates, were elected delegates t the general assembly of the Presbyterian chureb, which meets in Springfield, Ill, in May. Rev. Mr. Bittinger was appointed a supply for the New York avenue church, and Rev. E.H. Cumpton, the moderator, for the First Presbyterian church of Alexandria, Va. It was also resolved to supply the Darnestown chureh with a pastor. The bytery. then adjourned. a Deeps 1x Fes have been recorded as follows:— H. Staunton to J. W. Starr, lots 15 and 16, sq. 209; $500. B. H. Warner to C. & Drury, sub. 23, sq. 904: $—.. J. W. Starr to Lydia McDonough, sub. 36, Sq. S57; $1800, C. Witmer to W. H. sub. , 8q.” 208: $926. Joshua Hill to John Sherman, subs. 20 to 24; $14,246. Eleanora A. O'Toole to Ida M. Demonet, ‘sub. 17, 4, 108: ‘$5,500. com’r, to Margaret 'H. $1,091'80. Same to Joseph $1,060, 8 Thomas to T. Geter, sub. 24, sq. 652: $150. J. H. Englin to Ida Geter, sub. 24° 3 $150. “BR. P. Davis to. W. C. Hill, lot University grounds; $2,812.50. Columbia Univer- sity to WoC Bil, lot ot, Gost $8,250. 5. Stevens ‘W. C. Hill, lot 4, block i, sub. Meridian Hill; 96. RT. Bryan to W. C. 205.25, S block 1, same ; $2,000. trustees, to A. H. Herr. part 108, Mary C. sq. Borland to Elmeda L. Putnam, pis 1 sas 197; $2,500, &c. Columbian University to Daniel Mur- Tay, pt. 5, sq. 313; $2,917.90. W. T. Okie to C. H. Grain, pt. °F, 8q. 252; $4,500. Jane Albert Clarke to Mary Adelaide Clarke, sub, 26, sq. 306; —. J.W. Graham to D. Kelly, sub. 20, sq. 585; $261.66. J. T. Fry to Benj. Stearns, pt, 17, 693; $2,700. Geo, c. ee trus to Mai oa x . Su ‘eld, qt.; Oyster Plant, ga5c. b’h. peck; Celery, juash, 2a; peas, 70:80 per RS S $2,990. H, sq. 623;' $2,890. “A. Eberley to G. and T. FI part of Youngsborough; $12,000. A WARRANT POR Dr. Mary WALKER.—Yesterday U.S. Commissioner S. C. Mills, on the oath of Post Office Inspector Shallc1 & warrant against Dr. Mary Walxer, charging her with vio- lating section 3,492, Revised Statutes, by receiving and a a letter placed in the mails before it had reached the person to whom It was addressed. ‘The warrant was placed in the hands of one of the marshal's officers, but up to noon to-day it had not been served, as she could not be found. She, how- ever, called this morning upon her landlady, Mrs. Bowinan, (to whom the etter she is cha ed with ning Was a and gave her a lecture, ahd then ‘locked herseit tn her Foon. —_—_s—__ MARRIAGE LiceNskS have been issued to W. Anderson, of Prince George's county, Md. and Jeannie Stewart, of Montgomery county, Md.; John Blackwell and Alice Wiggins; Millard’P. Mc- Cormick and_ Lottie Guilford, of Hyattsville, Ma. ; Charles H. Jackson and Lizzie Harris, of Balti- more, Ben; colored Johnson, two you men, were cha the Police Court this morn- ing, with the grand larceny of a lot of silverware, clothing and other articles, valued at $75, from Mr. ——E— HOUSEBRRAKERS HELD FOR TRIAL. Jamin Turner and Hen SOCIETY NOTES, i ‘The President will not issue special Tnvitations by card for the reception next Tuesday evening to tie army and navy officers and their families, and the ladies and gentlemen of the diplomatic corps. Ex-Representative Kimmell and his wife, who. have been spending the winter here, returngg to Baltimore 3 Permanently yesterday. € Mrs. B. F. Coston has removed to her country Place near Howard University. Hon. Aleck Stephens was seriously {Il the first of this week, but is now better, though he has not been able to attend the sessions of the House since Saturday last. General Hazen 1s slowly recovering from his re- cent illness. ‘The wife of Representative Oscar Turner, of Ken- tucky, is now convalescent. Senator Beck’s wife and daughter are both fll. Paymaster and Mrs. Goodloe removed recently to their country place, but Senator and Mrs. Beck will remain at the residence they have occupied all Winter, on K street, near 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Loring will not receive this even- ing, it being Good Friday. They will be at home tue next two Friday evenings after Easter. Historians may Nery properly be purzied in the her future about the identity of the Senators Hale and Secretaries Chandler. Washi toniens are well aware the Chandler, of Michigan, who later became Secre- tary Chandler, married Mr. Hale, who is now Senator Hale, ‘of Maine. On the other hand a diughter of the late Senator Hale, of New Hamp- shire, married Mr. Chandler, who has been nomi- nated to be Secretary of the Navy. There is no relationship between the families of the same name, = as oe District Government Affairs, The Commissioners have informed parties living in square 361 that they have no funds with which to pay for the improvement of alley in said square, but can furnish stones to parties who will grade SMpuliting permits ued by Taspector Fntwist jullding permits issued by ctor Entw! Mrs. A. E. Smoot, remodel brick, 1211 K st. n.w. $3,500. Annie M. Tully and Ella R. Jones, erect an organ shop corner 1st and Potomac sts.. Geo! town; $200. L. T. Cartwright, repair frame, between Frederick and Market sts, Georgetown; $120. Pyles & McNally, repair frame and brick ai Uniontown; $500. John E. Kendall, erect a two- story dwelling, S st., between New Jersey ave. and Ben St. m.w.; $1,000. SIXTH STREET AND BLADENSBURG RATLROAD. ‘Mr. Wm. J. Murtagh has sent a note to the Com- missioners relative to their communication to the House District committe, and states that it 1s not the desire of the Sixth Street and Bladensburg Railroad Company to interfere with the regular travel upon said road, and that they are willing to amend the bill so that the track may be laid at ‘such distance from the pike that no injury. oye done to the regular travel upon the road. ‘The Commissioners, in reply, State that when the Dill is so amended as to remove the road from the public highway the objection based upon such occupation will be withdrawn. THE BOUNDARY STREET SEWER. ‘The new and last section of the Boundary street intercepting sewer, for which proposals have been advertised by the District engineer department, comprises all the work necessary for the construc- tion of about 950 linear feet of sewer, 20 feet inter- nal diameter, extending from about ‘the center of 7th street n. é. to the east Ine of 5th street n. e. ‘The quantities of the several kinds of work are approximately estimated at 67,200 cubic yards of earth excavation, 15,200 cuble yards surplus earth to be hauled away, 2,350 cuble_yards concrete ma- sonry, and 1,730 square yards of trap rock masonry. ‘se quantities are approximate, and may be fi creased or diminished, the intention being to co tract for 80 much of the sewer as will amount to a total cost of the amount now available. For the completion of this section there remains about 1,600 linear feet of sewer, 20 feet internal diameter, the construction of which 1s contingent upon obtaining the necessary appropriation. ‘The Commissioners have presented to Congress an es- timate of $85,000 to be expended on the sewer dur- ing the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, and what- ever amount may be appropriated for this purpose will be expended mder the contract now about to be made, The quantities of work required for the completion of the 20 feet section, in addition to those above given, are estimated to be 90.700 cubic yards earth excavation, 25,600 cubic yards surplus earth to be hauled away, 3,950 cubic yards concrete masonry, 5,£03 cubic yards brick masonry, and 2,912 square yards trap rock masonry. OPPOSED TO TELEGRAPH POLES. Lieut. Greene has submitted the application of Warren Choate and others for permission to erect, iron poles for carrying electric light wires through varlous streets, to Major Twining, recommending that the required permission be refused, favoring the underground system and suggesting’ that Con- gress be asked to pass a law compell! ng the re- moval of all telegraph poles within the city limits, Major Twining has submitted the report to the board of Commissioners, with the recommenda- on that the question be submitted to Congress. Amusements, &c. National THEATER.—Maggie Mitchell will play “Fanchon” this evening at her benefit perform- ance. FOREPAUGH’S GREAT Siow opened the season of 1882 under inost auspicious citcumstances, at, the grounds, 9th and § streets, yesterday. Despite the Taw weather, the huge tents were well-filled. The ring performance was one of the best ever wit- nessed in the city. ‘The procession, postponed yesterday on accoynt of the threatening weather, traversed the stréets of tie city to-day, to the great delight of great crowds who lined the side- walks, ‘The principal features of the street exhibi- tion are the beautitul gilded barge, in which Cleo- patra rides along attended by a glittering retinue, @ line of twenty-two elephants, and the cham- on Dicyclist,on his ten-foot wheel, who finds it Td. to keep the slow pace of the procession. “THE TOURISTS” Will begin a week’s engagement at Ford’s next Monday, opening with an Easter Monday matinee. ‘THE GUERNSEY-LISTEMAN COMBINATION will give @ vocal and instrumental concert at Lincoln hall next Monday evening. AT THE CAPITAL THEATER a Varlety performance 1s given every evening. gn Fisn_ MARKET.. les Of fish,are reported to-day by R.A. Golden, agent, a8 follows: 10,000 shad, at $140$25 per hundred; 80,000 herring, at S88 pee) thousznd; 600 bunches rock and perch, at 15: per bunch. es ‘THE RIVER TRADE ACTIve.—Harbormaster Sut- ton reports the arrivals at the river front as fol- lows: Str. J. W. French, Overman, fish for J. Morgan; strs. Kate and Wm. Cuild3, and schs Belvidere, Four Sisters, Annie Glbso, and sloop Muste, all with fish for R. A. Golden; str. G. W. Pride, and sch. Coast Survey, with fish for Wm. E Stewart; sch. Edwin Stewart, 600 bushels oysters for market; sch, Wm. and James, 138 tons coal Clark & Given; sch. Edward Ewing, 192 tons coal for same; City Point, Minter,'75,000 feet lumber Willett & Libbey; str. Rotary, Minter, 75,000 feet do. for same; str. Pride, with fish tor W. E. Stewart; str. French, fish for Morgan; stra Kate and Wm. Yates, and schs. Mama, R. A. den, Lizzie Regan, Chas. Lewis, Onward, and sloops Dan Sheets and John Hale, all with fish for R.A. Golden. — Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tue EvENmNe STaR. LICENSEa.—The license for commercial travelersis now granted here by the commisstoner of the reve- nue at $100 perannum. Should the bill now before the general assembly become a law the license tax will be raised after the ist of May to $200, and lcenses will be granted only in Richmond. CoRPoRATION MEETINGs.—The Great Falls Manu- facturing Company met here yesterday and ad- journed. This company manufactures one news item a year, and even this is greater production than some incorporations which purport to hold meetings here that are never heard of until months: aiter they are Siu] to have taken place. RELIGIOUS SERVIcES.—Solemp Good Friday ser- p.m. Port.. Heveltus, of Danzig, Sci master, from Liverpool, with 475 of salt for H. L. Bi ot ibe ton. The Hevellus left Liverpool January Cleared—Schooner Edward for Baltimore. [ae CITY ITEMS. ‘The Philadelphia Press 4s for sale at all newsstands and by news-boys on the streets, by 8:30 o'tlock dafly and Sunday. Hats.for Easter, ‘ Latest Style, fashionable Silk Hats, $5; Brown, Green and Cinnamon Stiff Hats, $1.50 to $3. Boys’ Brown and Black Derbys, $1; worth $1.50. Boys’ and Children’s ‘ht Felts and Straw Hats, at Lewis’, 920 7th’ 2 ‘The Clim&x Shirt, Ready for use, $1, best in the world at the price; 25 dozen just received; sizes 141018 inches. Also new stock of Scarfs, Ties, Silk and Linen Handker- chiefs, fancy jase, ‘Linen Collars, &c., &c., at Lewis! “One Prise Stars,” 820 7th street iW. Does Your Head Ache? Lodille’s Specific cares the worst case in 5 to 30 Minutes. 50 cents. at all drug stores, German Corn Remover bor aided He to wear nice close-fitting boots with ease and comfort. 25c.- Hiew Trpg.—April 8, 11:01 a.m. ; 11:26 Fo! entry—Gernuan bark R. Kirk, Newcomb, Not a Particle of Quinine in Carter’s Liver Bitters, but they are particularly recommended to those who have long used quinine ang felt its injurious effects. Luscious, Sweet and Wholesome. Hub Punch 1s more grateful to the palate than a punch made to order. Well'stocked larders are ‘Supplied with it. Moving Springs of action are deeply interfused with principles subject to certain laws. The nervous man finds his life blasted, but_he can be restored to vigor- ous health by br. Benson’s Celery and Chamo- mile Pills They are simple, harmless and efficacious. Allen’s Brain Food is the Most Reliable tonic for the brain and generative organs. 1 post- tively cures nervous debility, loss of memory, and all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists, $1 a bottle; six for $5. Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pa. ave. n.W. “ald Dairy Wagons.” Fresh. Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3g-1b. “Ward” prints, 5c. per 1b. fe cheese, butter and sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, isc. pint eau GEORGETOWN ADV’TS. _ (A. EORGE §. NOYES, COLUMBIA FOUNDRY, 1050 80th street.» Mai i team Engines, Boil- ‘ga Work also Tepairs Agricultural Machin -6m ufaciures 8| . ys and Mill-work; Architectural ery. SUMMER RESORTS. Cron SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE CO., W. VA. when, com) it Justify, having Swiabaing pool of extoonséed niineral water tn the world. Also, Chalybeate Springs (second to none) anit and froma half to of an Sortie atten ot hoestash gnc tga ese ae serene ha! howe. More satisfactory’ aoe = pe, ar et isccansocs: Perignon aha gaterae tis vena, 11] an at om} " 703 15th street, "Washington, D.C., or will be sent direct on application. Fine ban boating and fishing. son unable fuarters.- Hunting in season. asim ea W. H. BALE, Proprietor. EBuonT HOUSE, Atlahtic City, N. J. ja gu, the counts A Bea View e other opportunities for’ wort enjoyment. ° oa D. B. STOCKHAM. m28-3m, 965 Ketreet, Washington, D.C. HE COLONNADE, AILANti¢ Otry, B. J. Furnished with ail modern iniprovements, including hot and cold-cea-water baths. ot « mi5-Im _ C. A. RINES, formerly of Washington, D. ‘The most Foe BREAKFAST! } CHOCOLATE MENIER, 80LD BYERYWHERE. PARIS AND LONDON. New Yoru Deror: 286 GREENWICH STREET. f7-tukfim MM MM REI RRR E u u MMMM BoE ge RR bon Ut BM Ree Ek TLL vy MM BBE Qure E Rv? NO ADVANCE IN LUMBER ar WILLET & LIBBEY’S. DRY GOODS. Worns CONCERNING FICHUS! DRY GOODS. AT OST FOR,CasH._ CLEANING UP SALE. Nowhere in America to-day can be found euch fine HAND EMBROIDERED FICHUS at the extremely low prices that we own and offer these choicest of FOREIGN NECKWEAR NOVELTIES. next 30 days, beginning April ist, FOR CASH ONLY, Our entire stock of In order to make room we will sell at COST for the INGRAIN and TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS Full line of MATTINGS, CRETONNES, FRINGES, ‘We canuot replace these LACE CURTAINS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &c. IRISH HAND WORK FICHUS LOOSE COVERS and WINDOW SHADES to order. for double our present SINGLETON & HOEKE’S MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES. LADIES’ GOODS. 801 MARKET SPA Only afew remain now. Nothing more useful, more or such excellent value. N ooT’s, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ‘We have just received from. MR. L. NOOT, ‘Who is now in Europe, an Elegant Stome COCHRANE & CO., a6 Orrostre Rroes’ Bars. | kets SHANTINGS, CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS, MERV. LAWNS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES, cod PARIS DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, FLOWERS AND PARIS NECKWEAR, SURAH SILKS. LOUISINE SILKS, SMM SLE FOULARD SILKS, aed een SPRING NOVELTIES, FRINGES, NEW DRESS GOODS. Beaded and Spanish. LYONS' SILK NOVELTIES, LACES Greatest Yazlety¢ Ghatocst Assortment —Newest Styles— | Are much worn on the mee — « “RARE BARGAINS” dabei in White Goods, Linens, Quilts, Hosiery and Handker- NOOT'S, — 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, BLACK SILK GRENADINES, ea Washington, D.C. All eelected in person by Mr. and Mrs, Noot. ‘Wo cordially invite an inspection of our Stock of ‘We have an elegant Canton Crey Japanese Cre} India Pongees, Sanish Mysee Sg, eapaaeret, hon, Beran aa Gloves, Paris Batistes. = “SPECIAL OFFERING” THIS WEEK OF LUPIN’S ALL WOOL NUNS VEILINGS, at 2c. per yard. “NOVELTIES” IN DROWN'S CELEBRATED PAR- ASOLS, PARASOLETTES AND SUN UMBREL- €2- Plain figures and correct prices. SEATON PERRY, . (Successor To “Perry & BROTHER.”) Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th strest. Eetabliehed 1840. a5 M®*- J. P. PALMER, 1107 F STREET, FRENCH MILLINERY Carefully Selected for her House. al Between 11th and 12th Strests Northwest, Is constantly receiving the Latest Importations in ‘The Largest and Finest Assortment of Untrimmed | BONNETS and HATS, in all Coiors this side of Paris. SPECIAL OPENING WE HXENTION ONLY A FEW OF OUR OF MOURNING BONNETS. ALSO, HATS FOR MISSES AND CHILDRE! On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, April 5th and 6th. BARGAINS MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F street northwest. CAUSING SUCH IMMENSE RUSH AT THIS DULL SEASON OF THE YEAR, One Case NAINSOOK PLAID, 10c. MONDAY AND TUE . APRIL 3p AND 4tn. REDUCED. — FRENCH PATTERN HATS. FINE MILLINERY, LADIES’ SPRING WRAPS, LADIES’ SPRING SUITS, MISSES' CLOAKS AND CHILDREN'S DRESS NOVELTIES, BOYs’ KILTS, FINE UNDERWEAR, One Case NAINSUOK PLAID, 12%c, One Case NAINSOOK STRIPE, 10c. AN these are retailed elsewhere for double the money. All our best AMERICAN PLAID and STRIPE GINGHAM, 125c. ‘Two Cases SEERSUCKER, 9c., cheap at 125. Two Cases SEERSUCKER, llc., cheap at 15c. A Handsome Opening Souvenir to every Lady, but i t to Children, One Case ALL-WOOL NUN'S VEILING, in all the | ”” new spring shades, at 25c. SUITS, CORSETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, PARASOLS,GLOVES. BBB A U BB AAU BBB AAU B BASAU 200 Doren LADIES’ ALL-LINEN COLORED BoR- | BBB A A UU DERED HANDKERCHIEFS, at 12%c., worth 00 25e. 9 ° ° 00 P 100 Dozen TOWELS, in every description, reduced | m29 MONDAY axp TUESDAY, Arai 3p ax 4TH. to about half price. PRING OPE |; MRS. C. V. SMITH, No. 618 Pe) ‘NINTH 8’ ‘T NORTHWEST, will exhibit to er patrons her first selection of Trimmed 300 Pieces of TABLE LINEN, at prices never be- | {immed SPKING HATS AND BON fore heard of. —— Povstass, pes CONTINUATION WE ARE Ni ING, Bi IVING INUATION OT SELL} UT NEARLY G GFeac ert onoe AWAY MANY GOODS, AS THEY MUST BE LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS, SOLD TO MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR OUR TWO CASES MORE Made and Trimmed those ‘Thorough Or MO EMIS AND DEAWEES NEW BUILDING, DOUGLASS’ me ‘We make lower prices than ever before for the quality ever of Goods Norra Sraeer. . B. BRUCE, No. STREET, Ni ME Xe Ss oe Seer res ferials. Art Needlework taught, privatel by skilled artixts. and’ Cloaks cut ‘and Ma- ‘This week inaugurate such ‘beoke oaks cut and fitted: ee oe een a aL nee ee eon Dr. Warner's, the Thomson Glove Fitting, and Wilson's we have eit bought out half a dozen stocks | Waist for Children. Bole agency for Mra. E, Bairs’ or are about to become bankrupt ourselves. Wecanno | celebrated Abdominal Supporter. 9-3m honest); like the but Roly, aad vee Mut nevealy Mowe | GPRING SPECIALTIES. Sik and Cloth Wraps; Suits; Drees THERE 18 NO HELP FOR IT. Laces, Fine Neck weat, Oe ses Entire Stock of GLOVES at cost until closed out, M. WILLIAN, ON MONDAY, APRIL Sp, WE POSITIVELY OOM-| 7 cite Trevise, oe Seis MENCE TO TEAR DOWN, M®s- SELMA RUPPERT, 608 9th street, opposite Patent Office, ALL GOODS MUST GO AT SOME PRICE. progress to-day at 8t. Paul’s, Christ, Grace and St. Mary’s churches. a oe public ere enaren bt digs in Washington, are enjoyt Oliday to-day and will not return 8 ‘school anu Tuestay next, oooe a Se THe WILL OF ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.—In the suit in court in Cincinnati for an order for the sale of Archbishop Purcell’s real estate, a document was found. among his papers sealed, and on its back was a superscription, giving direction to his successor and executors that all his property, real, ogee and mixed, his own, and held as trustee for the church, with the exception, of course, of What shall be ni for payment of his Peper contracted as have been for the net of religion, and with the further ex« lon of three suits of vestments, 100 volumes of his ‘ooks and $1,000 to his brother, and as many to his mother, or in cuse of her death to his sister Catha- rine, shall ao to Bishop 5} uulding: ot le, OF in case of his death to Let ie Detroit, to be tranferred by either of them the arch- successor. le recommends to his suc- SAME PRICES AS LAST YEAR. ‘We have 6,000,000 feet of Lumber, carried over from last year, and we will sell every foot of it at old prices. WILLET & LIBBEY, auditor to ascertain What amount has been paid ay her for special Improvements on the estate, &¢. ‘Mrs. Weiser, upon the desth of her husband,George Aller, became administratrix of the estate, and guaritin of the complainant, her stepdaughter Who, in 1878, though but 16 years of age, m: Joseph E. Hayden, and had Mrs. Weiser rem: from her position 43 guardian. Subsequently Suit was instituted for an account. The ca to the auditor, a balance of $13,779.44 was foun Gus complzinint, and a decree was made to sell Mra Welser's dower interest, &., from which she appealed. ——_>___ Ix tur Ponate Covrr, Judge Hagner, yesterday, Wilof Aaron Lomax; Summons issued against Jenkin Thomas, a withess, to prove will, retarn- able Saturday. Estate of Jesse Williams, deceased; executor bonded in $300. The willof Pins Reith, Geceased: will exhibited and proved by F. Prott™ ihe estate of Catharine E. Cook, deceased; admin- trutor’s account approved and passed. Estate of Franklin Stevie; “one extending 1S sds He eville appotat an to Pere; ‘Waters, on filing bond in $1,000. a = WASPIxcTon CATTLE MARKET.—At the joved this P goin; ueens- town drove yards (on the Metropolitan branch Baltimore apd Ohio railroad, three miles from the etty, Lewis _D. Means, proprietor.) 400 head of cat- tle were offered Wedne jay, Of which 335 were ets. per and 6 ; 40 sheep and lambs were sell as follows: Sheep, Sa7y cts per ‘ lambs, Sell cts. Cows and calves brought Seags: The state of the market was fair. sk aan al A MrsisteER Maresep.—The little ‘HA street northeast known as Memort: ehure 1 was the scene Wednesday afternoon of the ot Rev. W. Mck. Hammack, ‘of the chureh and recently aj ‘est Falls’ circutt, Carroll county, to Celia Markweot, daughter of Mr. Thomas Mark. an old resident ‘wood, old of that section. Rev. W. L Beke ot Weaey Cl the cere- mony. the it Thomas P. Lines, an examiner at the Pension led that Inst Tuesday afternoon, one Was in his house, it was entered by breaking a hole in the back door, and a large trunk was broken open and its contents, with other articles, were carried off. Wm. Selby, colored, testified to seeing the defendants carrying off the The court cominitted both men for action of the grand jury, in default of $500 bonds Revort OF THE HEALTH OFFICER POX IN THE Disrrict.—Health Officer gessor paternal care of his housekeeper, Mrs, Ann arr. CaABrET SALE! CARPET SALE! ENTIRE STOCK AT WHOLESALE PRICES, BEST 2-PLY ALL WOOL CARPETS, Choice styles, marked down vo 75 cents. BEST BRUSSELS CARPETS “Marked down to 65 cents, 70 cents, 75 cents, 80 cents, ALL WOOL INGRAIN CARPETS, Choice patterns, marked down to 60 cents, ©. M. TOWSON, (36 Penneyivanie avenue, south side, near Center Mar- FLALLET Davis & cos WORLD RENOWNED AND UN COR. 6TH AND NEW YORE AVENUE. m29 ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material, and guaran’ efect fit and comfort, French Hand-made Undercioting, hing, Merino Underwear and fin * Patent and all Drees Reform Bhatt Ooreet, et Own anakey that for the Seis NN. B.—French, German and Spanish spokea. J B ROBINSON &,CO., 'e BOYS' CLOTHING HOUSE, 1s © 009 Prewsrivanta Avenue. EY ONE HIS GWN ARTIST. acu estan eee | F RESSES, ROBES, MERINO m CLOAES, ECE AND 5Hi and all kinds of ‘MINGS and SILE “GLOVES. ‘HANDEERCHIERS. COLLARS, FICHUS and TIES. TlONS oh Cambs Nainsook and Swiss; NEW. Beaded FRINGES, TRIM! LANSBURGH & BROTHER, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. ME. WASHINGTON. “ASHIONABLE eee EESNSYEVANES AVE., al OMAN STRIPES AND PLAIDS. FRENCH SUITING CHECKS, COLORED SURAHS AND GROS GRAIN. BLACK SURAHS AND RHADAMES, BLACK MOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS. CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. line of HAMBURG EDGINGS and IN: has opened a choice selection of childrens’ long and AND MARSEILLES IRRED CAPS, 'SER- LACES. and BUTTON! Ky ‘HREA! LACE m5 iG AND TRIMMING STORE, in supe. Deenses oat BOOKS, &e. EASTER carps. Roveity 1882. Lange assortment and cheap prices. FRENCH BOOKS. FINEST STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, ETO, V. G. FISCHER, (Bucceeror to M. E. Boartman), 529 15th Street, Opposite U.S. ‘Treasury, Washinston, D.0, ASTER PRESENTS. CARDS, EGGS, PLA _miM-2w E ASTER CARDS |. JAY GOULD, 421 9th street. IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE, Comprising the Intest designs by Mre. 0. R. Whitney,” Miss Rosina Emmett, Mise 8. B. Humphrey, Mise Fy Bridges, Mr. ‘Thos. Moran and others, . FRANCIS B. MOHUN, m2 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FE Astee CARDS; OF ALL DESIGNS, STYLES AND MAKES, FRINGED, EMBOSSED, SATIN, EASELS, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB Branch Box Office Fonts Onera House. mi? FASTER canps. plants PLAIN AND A larce stock and a ereat varicty of makes, of designs the simplest to the most elaborate. BASTER HARPS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, POEMS AND NOVELTIES. C. C. PURSELL, Booxsrnim, m16-20t Sth etrect nartnwest. E ASTER CARDS. 4 Just received, the largest and mort complete tock of FASTER CARDS, in every variety of desien. Alea, RIBBON TIED EASTER POEMS, LENTEN and DE- VOTIONAL BOOKS, PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS, WMSBALLANTYNE & SON, m3 425 Seventh street. ASTER CARDS, EASTER PANELS A large variety now NEW Ino. 4 BOOKS. Wm. Wallace, 4th edition ; $5.60, es, 16:10 or 16415 he Reporters by Ster Chamber Ci ae ‘Tyler on Infancy and Coverture, 3d edition; $6.50, Fitoh’s Real Extute Agency: $2.50. Manual of Historical Literati Green's Making of Pog and: & Allantis, the Antediluvian World; $2. 00 Visiting Cards printed from plate for $1. W. H. MURRISON, Law PooKSELLER aND BTATIONER, 475 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Tr T mil FAR SUPERIOR TO THE BEST GRAHAM FLOUR, IT IS THE FOOD FOR THE DYSPEPTIOC, IT 1S UNEXCELLED FF ated AND CHIle IT IS UNEQUALLED FOR THE BRAIN-WORKER, Ask your grocer for it, and also for a Circular. Wholesale Depot corner Ist street and Indiana svenue. m29 WM. M. GALT & CO. oJ OCKEY CLUB WHISKY, ‘We offer to the Public the above article, which we warrant ose ries se inade trom Mountain Saaseooee W. A. OFFUTT & BRO., Georgetown. a P= STEAMER, A FRESH INVOICE OF THAT PEERLESS BRAND OF CHAMPAGNE, PIPER HEIDSIECK. For sale at Agent's lowest rates. HUME, CLEARY & 0O., m3 807 Market Space. frecce: FLOUR!! FLOUR!!! DIRECT FROM MINNETONEA MILLS, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. CAR-LOAD JUST RECEIVED. ‘This Flour is of Rare Quality. Makes white, Nclous bread and rolls. CEsy ie cesta ELPHONZO YOUNGS, (Bole Agent for the MUll,) Grocer, 504 9th street northwest, m29 Im Bet. Band F, opp. Critic Offien, Ww: DETERMINED NOT TO CARRY ANE CANNED GOODS over till next season. Therefore we offer the follow. 200 dozen “Boston Market” scenes jak ad soo‘dageetaivces Erypt BOGAN And a larg if ‘oiier CANNED VEORTR areortinent BLES and FRUITS. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, No, 1209 F STREET. GWEET LEAF m5 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. F OR LENT! E ‘Sardines in Tomatoes. Riwsian Caviar. Godt Balla Eaaan Uheoe. 1216 F street northwest. UST RECEIVED— A fine lotof hand, 1A CAPONS and CHICKENS, Alea, the very best POULTRY. FRAXE J. TIBBETS, PaLace Maker, m Corner 14th street and New York avenue, Now O® NEVER. ier pelea Pee a a 1914-1916, CORICE POWD! Ceeeear PURE NORWEGIAN £ i Lire i i i J. We Ly ‘ 5 F H E i . i i i fr it e i a i i : at i i : of. i i 1: aE : woo! ata tad tees he bod and ren. COD LIVER OIL, ow STAG PURE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, flavor and purity, end for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled HUME, CLEARY & 00, Wwe AFE RECEIVING DAILY EXTEA natigthah Chicarss aso Tomcera BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & ©0., a8 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. — |\HAT SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR, known as ‘Fields, in perfection, white, sweet ad wholesome bread ns HUME, CLEARY & ©O., © 807 Market Space