Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1882, Page 6

PHE SPRING OPENINGS—BEADS TO THE REAR— FRINGES TO THE FRONT—BUT TON STYLEs— ‘WHITE LACES, ETC. Easter 1s at hand. Girsry Bonnets are revived. Rep Vetrs for branettes. PLats SLEEVES with simple cuffs. ‘Tue Princesse effect is in new dresses. Fiower Bonnets are all rosebuds. Srorrep and sprigzed muslin for summer. Wurre Dresses are embroidered all over the Waist and skirt. Terra Corra ribbon on black straw bonnets is very stylish. New Sasu ribbons have raised chenille flowers and leaves. New Ssurts are pleated in front and back, Dut not on the sides. Bats of colored wool are made use of to edge ffounces and basques. Carvep teak-wood is a favorite material for sticks for elegant parasols. Loxa Gioves are worn outside the sleeves half way up the elbow. Dark Green contrasted with sunflower yel- Jew is seen in spring bonnets. Tae woven Marguerite lace gloves will be ‘Worn with summer dresses. Buack GrenapINe over red, olive or yellow satin is used for new mantles. Dress Parasors have the entire top covered with artificial lowers. Maniia Hats, with velvet crowns, are well fitted for the first spring days. Intense colors and esthetic styles are avoided by fashionable women. Velvet Tasties and vests give a rich effect when combined with fine wool dresses. Dark Greex, ecru and terra-cotta are the prevailing-shades for bonnets and dresses. Few of the spring fashions are new; most of them are revivals of styles worn onlya few years ago. Tue OrentNes this week have been very fine. Washington stores are filled with the latest styles. Very little of the colored beads and irides- cent jets are among the latest novelties. Frixcrs are remarkably beautiful combina- Bations of jet, satin boules and Milan balls. Drop Frixces are seen in great profusion in the garniture of summer dresses. ‘Tue new styles in the buttons for dresses, ac- cording to Demorest, are very small. The large are for jackets. Tue sunflower and the lily are seen in printed dress fabrics, and in millinery ornaments, lace- pins, bangles and fancy buttons of enamel under crystal. Tue balayeuse of black or white lace will arain adorn summer costumes. Those, however, made of bright-colored silk or satin are utterly out of fashion. Inisu Batiste, in soft pale shades of color, as sky blue, Klac, shrimp pink, cream. ivory, fawn and corn eolor, will be among the list of popular summer tabrics. Wurre foulard night-dresses appear with shir- Ying over the shoulders and upon the sleeves, and are trimmed with Medici lace and bows of white satin ribbon. Harper's Bazar says: The French dresses are each supplied with a “pillow bustle,” which is a pad two or three fingers long and half as wide, sewed permanently to the belt of the skirt, in order to make the figure appear quite full Just below the waist line, where ,the Marsuerite cor- faze fits smoothly: the panier scarfs and TY give the proper ruilness below this. Hair of the lightest weizht should be used for these s, and they should be as small as possible, other- wise they are not only disfiguring but unwhole- some. A Paxistay novelty is the use of white can- vas with square meshes for dresses, and for trimming it, appliques of gay cretonne. A vine with flowers ts cut out of cretonne, and when @ewed to the canvas by chain stitching has the effect of fine embroidery. The cut-workimitat- ing Irish point and Florentine laces is added as farther trimming on these canvas costumes, and the whole is made up over a foundation of olive, bronze, green, or cardinal satin, and elaborately @rnamented with ribbon bows of the dark colors. For Srrinc and summer wear fancy silks will be in great demand. In taffetas, Louisine, glace, ehene, and other light silks, are found some Rovel and attractive patterns and combinations. These make inexpensive and dressy cos- tames which, with care, will last two seasons, especially if a thin lining is used in making them up. A pretty model for a seaside costume 4s made of fine shepherd's plaid silk in black and gold. Three kilted ruffles trim the underskirt. and the full panniers are edged with black lace. Long looped bows of black satin, faced with old gold, age added, and the visite is of the same mterial, trimmed around the bottom with two rutlles of lace. A zigzag fall of lace is arranged down each side of the visite in front, which is closed with tiny gold buttons. Ov tHe New York Fasurons it is sald: The fall-dress toilettes prepared at thisseason of the year are much simpler than those shown im the sutumn. For the mid-summer fetes at count: houses and watering-places short dresses will be worn exclusively: hence at the largest furnish- ing houses not one trained dress was exhibited im the gas-lighted room devoted to evening toilettes. Low corsages were also omitted, and the display consisted of many very bouffant short dresses of fine soft fabrics, with surplice or square neck and elbow sleeves. The cor- sazes fitted the ficure smoothly below the hips, and abundant draperies were arranged there. Most of these dresses were fastened in front by hooks and eye: very small buttons that were conceaied by lace frills, and their trimmings Were massed on the neck and arms, or if laid on the bodice, they were so smooth and flat that they added nothing to the apparent size; and in order to add to the look of slenderness these trimmings were brought into @ sharp point at the waist line or just below it. ———-_ +e-____ Hew She Does It. From Our Continent. When Friday comes all the neighbors sweep their parlors, and tt is really an interesting sight, because the methods are so uniform. First, Bridget appears with her head tied up in a dus- ter. She carries her broom in her hand. She Fests it against the table where the frailest bric- a-brae stands and then she opens the windows. She looks out a few moments and salutes her friends and notes the new dress of the lady next door. Then she takes the smaller articles and Piles them on the mantel. She covers the sofa with a sheet and then she begins to sweep. Her strokes are vizorous and good for the carpet trade, and a glance at the dust pan reveals the color of the carpet. Occasionally she stops and pes again from the window, and so gets a h of fresh air. She sweeps her dust into the entry and then she goes to the third story and begins there. She keeps a constantly-grow- ing plie of dust gay with the filaments of ‘wool, and this she finally sweeps down the stairs. She then opens operations on the seeond floor, and the pile grows larger, and it also goes down stairs and is united with the one from the par- Jor, and all together it is finally swept out the back door into a corner of the yard, and the wind takes charge of it. The house is now pretty well out of order, but im the parlor “the dust has settled.” and Brid- get returns to dust. This she does with vigor, and what does not adhere to the cloth settles on the carpet and fills the air. Then Bridget sets the chairs in place. pulls down the shades and the parlor is “cleaned.” She thea returns to the bedrooms, repeats the process of unsettling the dust, but the hands of the tamily take care Of the banisters as they go up and down. Now who would disturb this uniform and most cherished method? There are people who dust before they sweep, but Bridzet laughs at fussy and pokey, and persuade her to do th First, to dust off all the little articles, books, etc., carry them out or cover them tightly. ‘Then to take out all the chairs and whatever is . = bardinerd all the furniture left room. Finally, to sweep, and if the color of the carpet allows it to Tie washed tea leaves. Then to dust and last of all to carry back = oe been — out. ‘Cou! persuaded to take up the dust See nm eanacey nome of it down the ti Could she be persuaded to dust the banisters? ool her and see how she scorns your “new- ways.” — BY THE Office at East Cards. Easter AUCTION SALES. ‘From the New York Times. = = : ie ae ALE UNDER os oF axe FOUR | NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. began a very few years ago with Christmas are Te obtain any of Srl poco my eye) . ome The fuhion oF sending these more or the Brookiyn Eagie. ‘thi “ADVERTISED LETTERS,” and give the dete of HBEEWEEN Mi. cs a USTEE'S SALE OF See aa ae | The other day 8 stout woman, armed with an -will be sent 'D C STREET SOUT MYRTLE BVREEY. H : BET Jess pretty cards to remind the recipients of the Dead Canad toewithin cnemonth they BO sour nce of Christ: a to the sender | 2™brelia and leading a small urchin, called at | tothe Dead ‘Office. —— pad books the office of the New Xork Boys’ Story Paper. the trouble of writing notes or calling in person fs 4 fo District of to wish all his friends a “Merry Christmas,” “Is this the place where they fight Indians?” PREPARED BY A WORMAR - | tumble, s " ed spread with great rapidity. So many Christmas | **¢ inquired of the gentleman in charge. “Is « ~ District aforesaid, cates 7, 280, INVENTED BY A WOMAN. FIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS. ri Mi 21, substitu this the locality where the brave boy charges pau 2 3 cards ld, and the trade became so profit- Z ; able, that ada pide extend it. They | SP the canon and speede a bullet to the heart of LYDIA E, PINKMAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND x APRIL FOURTEENTH, therefore invented New Year's cards, and still | the dusky red-skin?” and she jerked the urchin uae ? One- : M. a later Easter cards, and called in the aid of the | 87und by the ear and brought her umbrella ‘ down on the desk. most skillful artists in order to produce cards es for which large prices could be asked. The re-| “We publish stories for boys,” replied the sult is that thousands of dollars are now annu- | young man peleckt, 4 on ; ally spent on these festival cards, and so steudil I want to know if these are the premises on Is 4 Posrrive Cure rately. ‘Terms of sale third purchase money For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses 00 at purcanere Fick e three, (3) dave! | tn ceahvend the resiaur tn tines canal inmoeein wow pe iD me, vening Star” newspaper. able #ix, twelve and etviteeu monthe after sale, interestyor all cash at the option of the ISON, Trustee. doce their popularity increase that it is esti. | whieh the daring tad springs upon his flery | 5 Martha Tt will cureentirely the worst form of Female Com-| DUNCANSON BROS. Aveta SON ont : ue mated that more will be sold duringthe present | mustang, and, darting ugh the circle of plaints, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera. Easter season than have ever been sold at any | thanderstruck savages, cuts tne captive’s cords Maddox T Ciay Mra tion, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent THIS EVENING. from the day of one time in the country before. and bears him away before the wondering In- a Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the -— Resell the prey ert 7 Of course, the card m has its advantages. | dians have recovered from their astonishment. failes Kate. Changes of Life. LEY, Anctoncer. = beyeyaper publ It ts a great saving of labor, and, in spite of the | That's the information I'm after. I want to T¢ will dissolve and expel ‘Tumors from the Uteru® 19 | Commencing FRIDAY, MARCH THIRTY-Frrsr, | "ss hhue fact that vast. sums of money are expended for | know if that sort of thing ts perpetrated here,” an carly stage of development. The tendency of Can- | wo will well at the Nationsl Lose Othe Toes Fie eee cards, it can be made a really economical cus- | and she swung the umbrella around her head = cerous Humors is cuecked very speedily by its use. commencing at rpuomas 1 USTEE'S SALE OF VALUARL T!UND UNIMPROVED i ae ees 4 — ee. every evening, & mg oI and launched a crack at the young man’s head. a It removes Faintness, Flatulency, destroys all Cra- | #74 v — assortment 3 eavean os Teen Coetaenag temaonea | L Gout remsusber Guo’ choaill sete” nee, eis the fr Stasi ie Hes Wee we | He Those curious New England people who until a | tested the young man. Suey, Stomach. Itcures a ‘Headache, # atlonijaee Solid Gold Ladies’ and Gent's Chains. few years azo studiously ignored Christmas as eo to Loa! Ore is the west ai ae Garde tes ine N frig ian ea aa f, Bleeplessness, Depression: Faraucler Amel eT Topas and Band Ri it festival, and were honestly igno- | the adventurous boy jumps on the of a Indigest ver and ‘are. Panter Donen sed Un ftinas reteaier ony | Matto, and, WHA caecion aie picronr ann be | amma wena ? pe Scene of tearing down, caning pain, weight | Gi Hevaicrand Museu 1 netruments. ood! ‘Queen Susan and backache, ia always permanently cured by ite use. seasonable Clothing, Easter cards with | one the bloodthirsty pursuers, who bite the | Gesswell 8 od hundtrate of salacclionenee wrtintos ea ‘ maple pale aa, a, elie dust at every crack of his fatthfal rifle. I'm e joberts Agnes EY-PHYSICIANS USE 1T AND PRESCRIBE IT found ina Pawnbrokers eal, eR as it may seem, usually select cards bearing de- | looking for the place where this sort of thing Deveehne Bride FREELY. tak; BogAll Petsonshaving articles deposit Lath me vices that would please the most advanced ritu- | happens!” and this time she brought the un- t d Sadie = ‘It will at all times and under all ctrcumstances act alist. lucky young man a tremendous whack across {g,bermony with tho lawethat govern thefemale ays- | "YT. COLDWELL, Real Beate Auctiouene. There is no doubt that Christmas cards do oc- | the back. te ter. Pai =e easionally excite the indignation of mercenary} ‘‘I think—” commenced the dodging victim. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this | AUCTION SALF OF VALUABLE n rooLeD BEAL recipients. This is only natural. If the rich} “I'm in search of the shop in which the boy 5 Compound is unsurpassed. FSTATE, SITUATE ON Ane Breas maiden aunt of the seven Misses Smith has been | Toad-agent holds the quivering stage-driver | fisher ¥ lin Juli LYDIA E, PINKHAWS VEGETABEE COMPOUND | _H STREETS NORTHEAGT. accustomed to sead each of them annually a | powerless with his glittering eye, while he robs Mollie é 5 i 8 F H i i Z By virtue of a deed of trust. bearing date on J by a derth of is prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn, | 92 - any ~Slome oh ut. ‘The lots onthe 40 foot road or Christmas present of real intrinale value, and i | the male passengers with an adroitness born of | ea, eat Chari haughenery Mase. Price $1. Six bottles for $5. Sent by mail in | }-vid tacrede nt tte Pinte oe aM Feed tn the free pave a front ot 10 Yost tye depth of Ih) oot of ; that intelligent old lady now sends nothing but | long and tried experience, and kisses the hands jartha the form of pills, also in the form of lozengea, on receipt No, 922, folio 247 et sea- sedate Loe yen ge me § Pores ee suak erinean pole ED that cards ie mi vat us il sell at auction, he answers all letters of inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Ad- nETH RIL, 1882, at HALF-BAST | said road or Scriptural mottoes can prevent the Misses | Dature!” screamed the woman, driving the Boider MF Mra TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL, 82 LE-BAST a om : Gi Biout Mins ress as above. FOUR O'CLOCK P-M., in front of wives. being Smi rf “@ mean old | young man in the corner. ‘I’m looking for the vi Suuth Mintie Nos. 718 and 720 Ist street followinse-de~ thing” . sud treatin ne cade ean undisguised | apartment in which the business is transacted!” ae Smith Sallie 3 Seren hie Soa Caoetes ceed nena ee contempt. But, on the other hand, the same | 8nd down came the umbrella with trip-hammer fe Totten Arthur Mrs No family should-be without LYDIA E. PINKHAM?S | square nuinbered six hundred and seventy-seven (677), } of a oe Ps 4 4 fc the youn; 8 head. nomas EM LIVER PILLS. | They cure coustipation, biliousness, | as said subdivision is duly recorded in the office of the | feet on snid strect and 210 fect maiden aunt can send Christmas cards to dozens | force on the young man’s head. 8 & came and torpidity of the liver. 25 cents per box. surveyor of the District of Columbia, in Liber N. K., | 0 Rock Creek church. ‘The lots on of people to whom she had never dreamed of | _ ‘Upon my soul, ma'am!” gasped the wretched | Hi cs pemon de biel = foilo Sid, beginning for wala yart ot aid ot at the | Wil be fret offered then the loth cn sending valuable presents, and who are really | youth. 2 Born sr art Davacurs._@s northeast corner of said lot and running thence west Street, then the unimproved lots on 3 ‘Pie pleased at these tokens of her remembrance. | ‘I want to be introduced to the jars in which | Hamilton MRD ‘Tompkine Leo Mra ce. | Bi) Tet "thence south twentycnve (a5) fer; | aud lastly the’ dwei ng hou ot y ~ The only valid objection against the ‘card | youkeep the boy scouts of the Sierras! Show eee pe ae che Sees ty Dive (25) feet te the place of bertaniie inmeened ty | oF the trustees,” Some boom” is that the growing tendency to use none | me the bins full of the boy detectives of the | Jovusen Annie E Taylor Sarah OCH HO on Ge Re feo GP two-story frame dwellings, siehoae-etory back | in,two lots, One-third cash; balance in three i ly | prairie! Point out to me the barrels full of boy | Johnson E D Mr * Washington Albert Mra G HHH O OT1 O building. wtalinente, at six, i but artistic and expensive cards is gradually | P! Sale: the balance in | in: ents, twelve. converting the sending of Christmas, New | pifates of the Spanish Main! and with each de- | Joumsen Eoulan Walker ete Mra Sod BOE So? BSS Bes equal IustaDieate: pasgte ee alae eet ee cates | interest Troan: aay ote, Year's and Easter cards into a serious tax upon | mand she ence es Weibel ont ther souls, sor Mize ald pesperty, sid boaliay Pairs at thet et ches | Son. Dopces ef 5 co cee ae ee economically disposed people. man’s skull. until he skipped over the desk an : Bont deport of $100 required at | aulted, except for lot 6, ou which & depeett of #250 with pprenep me oe i possible to use | sought safety in aneighboring canon. xen ea rye pra, imeof sale. If the terme are not complied with with be required. All conve: reer the same cards more than once, and thus Pi “T'll teach “em!” she panted, grasping the ur- | Kine nase cot © ou DD ten (10) days, the property will be resold on Sve (5) day — Sane = S save the cost of buying new ones.’ Thus, if the | chin by the ear and leading him off. “I'll teach | Lamar Fanvio Young KM Mra oOo oOL LD D notice, at e iak Ahi cont of deteatting purchaser. Neeson canoe Misses Sinith should keep the Christmas cards | "em to make it good or dance. Want to go fiht | Luersson Frauke Mea 000 LLLL bpp ASH. CALLAN, { Trustees. chamer yer e: - | Indians any more? Want to stand proudly upon GENTLEMEN'S LIST, Auctioneer. m: re sdvertivement jn the ‘Evening received by them last year until next Christ y ly ftioneer. m25,29ap1,5 CHARLES WALTER mas, they could send ‘some of them to their | the pinnacle of the mountain and scatter the iy o Lowrey Me rw n Hf tf S858 K |K Il ERE SSS, SALE OF IA PROVED PROPER’ c it WINDUS, "| Trastecs. friends instead of buying new ones for that pur- | Plain beneath with the bleeding bodies of un- | 44am4Chas ¢ Lieas Win V WWWW HHH I Sssso RKO I Ee sss, is N?TWELF/H AND dD mecots northwest. pose. There have, however, been grave ob- | counted slain? Want to say ‘hist!’ in a tone | 4) ji Jian WWWW HH IT ¢ a RK UE ¢ § STREET SOUTHWEST. = IGER, Aucmooer, : stacles in the way of any general adoption of | that brooks no contradiction? Propose to ’ fi ; W W H HU “sss° K k I Exe *sss' passed Feurunty 20th, 188: Ss. ‘Washington Horse and ‘Ca Barasr, this practice. It is dificult to keep cards in | Fpring upon the taffrail aud with a ringing word ‘inary | PURE AND UNADULTERATED. 019, docket 22, wherein’ Albert 938, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue, fresn and unsoiled condition from one year to | of command eend a broadside into a richly laden te | . z : 7 iy. Moor Fester B ant’ and Hlizsbeth Winfield another, apd the dealers have been careful to | galley, and then mercifully spare the beautiful | ¥ Martin Gen’ 7 4 7 ff Whi distil ite, and of an amended a & a eae 5 Ss, CARRIAGES, Fan. maiden in the cabin that she may become your vn Chas Mackey J.C ae ee es ise om March. sth, Tiss2, the unde iY TESAY, THURSDAY, an make the cards designed for each season s0 ay on Morrell L. from the finest erowth of rye in the renown ley of | signed Trustee will ell, 2 auction, in fron |. commencts manifestly appropriate for that season only that | bride? Eh! Going to do it any more?’ Bake Mister MK the Mononvahela, have attracted the attention of the | the pren: WE TWH premises, on x, 7 VEL ETH fatirnti mn given to the salon it has been very difficuit to find a Christmas With each question she hammered the yelping | Medical Faculty in the United States to such a degree as bay OF APRIL, A.D., 1882, at HALF-PAST FIVE 4 , F coneisunuents: [jal6) BS RENSINGEI: aucts i: ‘CLOCK P.M., lowing described re cetate ou eli consignme a uct card-which could be used on New Year's, or a | urchin until his bones were sore and he pro- toplace itin avery ish position among the Materia | Guiie ae ar of Washington, District of Columtia, | —? = as eb Pee w Year's card which could be used on Easter. | tested his permanent abandonment of all the Medica. tout 2 Part of tot lettored "P,P iu Halt Religon's re- See Page tore formidable obstacle has been the ries enumerated. i We bes to invite the attention of connoisseurs to our dl subdixi-on of lots, in square two hundred an inconsiderate practice of writing on the cards. ‘Then come along.” said she, taking him by | Britton John S celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES of the following well- ae gn tyson John 96) feet; thence west The great majority of people who send Christ- collar. “Let me see you around with any | hrown Joseph F ‘ known brands, IN CASES containing one dozen bot- mas or any other cards write their names in ink | @ore ramrods and carving-knives, and you'll | Butler Lum ninety-six (96) feet; | = = tes cach, viz: et to the beginning, | EKE NN ON TTT 11 On the beck thereok OF co this makes | think the leaping curling, resistless prairie fire | Heiko PB Rickoleon Mill UNRIVALED by vsele: rd. ofthe purchase money} ER NNN fH them of no further use and excites in many | has swept with a ferocious roar of triumph | prewes Phillips 3 UPPER TEN WHISKEY. Monte ster the dey Gees She eet | ERE NAN Of OH cases the just indignation of the recipients. across the trembling plains and lodged in your Bey en Es % chi Gay. and to be encumed hey eased Ok treet Oa ee, WoWwWoWH H FRE It isto meet a great public want that the | pautaloons to stay!” Hoyle Weay > ots WC VERY SUPERIOR old, AAT ecitot say mill bereauiedonthe| Www Ww HO Fe new “‘interconvertible festival cards” have ————++- Golins David Kay Chua OLD STOCK WHISKEY. within teen Sage str ie Sayer nee | OS HMM Ee : been invented. These cards are appropriate ptors? Stories. - eee eos Revere EP : will be resold after ten days’ advertisement, at the ria WoW HOM ker to all seasons. Each one contains an esoalens From Chambers’s Journal. Garter @ W cient Richards Frank W ee Sa) asirged st Slee eaten _ saipene4 of oe defaulting purchaser. conveyancing Ere 4 angel with a trumpet in her hand, a collection | Sculptors who execute busts often hear droll | Chelton apt Jaa joun mee i JOHN. B. THOMPSON, Trustee, FF OL. “ . Ganper 3 Lusso Hon JS rhey y free from adulteration, and are of = q cee fe are combined ‘inva dozen different | ‘Bingesald. Here are two ancedotes taken from hee Jaane Richardgon itcbt 3 fara Bsvar end Aes ole weresoa tp DUNCANSON BROB., Ancti geste BORNE, a ar a iancey J lowe S . . ve PE IN 2a Dectes!) ss oe , Ways, thus making a dozen different patterns. | ® French newspaper. A Sculptor had Brodaeet Gorrixon Peter irae Sung Wearcrsnary wre peererp resiineine HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | FAR SUPERIOR TO THE BEST GRAHAM FLOUR. . The text, the flowers, and the angel will suit | the likeness ofa cclebrated personage, in whose One Fics ig WW YEer SATISFACTION, and can behiad at sif leading | CHANCERY, SALE. INDIANA AVENUE, NEAR —— either Christmas, New Year’s or Easter, and if | biography it is mentioned that he regarded ar- Conroy Wm > Robison Win i sovery stores at retail. ¥ is ets amas IT IS THE FOOD FOK THE DYSPEPTIC. the ew card mncota with ie ropa Ate chitecture as a very secondary art. ie ae of (eerredy 8S pa Gave baad H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, Dine ign of the eae or "Torker fa IT 18 UNEXCELLED Eee, INFANTS AND CHIL. . this personage visited the artist’s studio for the | Douiua Dr Suidivan KJ 114 SOUTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. vy. Torbe tal. No, = toe ee KEN. Dene ties aa ate Feared cain coe | DaRDUES OF ecaulnlig thal tase ratios cates Bonegan Frank Ieee ar, ee Peer ee a tive LOCK iia front of IT IS UNEQUALLED FOR THE BRAIN-WORKER so treated as to ‘unfit to written upon. aM 8 ei biiiott Edw'd G2 S HM ON city, D.C., ¢ with the improvement reon. Neither ink nor pencil will make any one contempt for architecture?” Kamond J’ Sunth aT FooxomcaL AND SAFE. Said part’ of fot ie described by metes anu bounds as | Wholesale Depot corner Ist street and Indiana avenue. Impression on it, and although @ person may | | Another time it was the busband Coa ad ee) Aelia WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.'S 2 sqeace EL seaniog Weeee a ae ne | aa WM. M. GALT & Co. Tite his or her name on the back of an “‘inter- | deceased wife. who came to eee her bust. | Pum puchaa Stour JH ine of Indiana avenve twenty five feet: thence south- | Sa THIGK} = convertible card” dainp sponge will instantly | “Pray, study It well,” said the artist; “it is only | Fomy's wo , Browart Jas H IS ROOMOMIOAL: HEC haa Gh neue een wardly with that width (5 fect) from front torear, the | J OCKEY CLUB WHISKY, Femove all traces of the writing. Thus it is im- | In the clay, and I can stilt aterit.” The wid- | Field t Mir B eens SE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS | thereof, “The property is imiprovel by a htee-story | We offer to the Public the above article, which we Possible fora malicious and selfish person to | ower looked at it with the most tender in- | Gajcin cient Banth Jt MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- | Brick House, enown as No. 322 lndiang avenue, xarrant strictly pure and mede from Mountain Rye prevent his friends from using @ second time | terest. ‘It is her very eelfl” he exclaimed; | Goairey CW seavenson Mr CATE, Sc., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT | , Terme of, sale: $2,000 cash, (of which €200 must | snd Baricy by the old fe-bioned process. Recommended J the cards which he may send them. It is esti- | “her large nose—the sign of goodness!” Then Grate Conet neers AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAH OUT | Waly thereattes) and tie balance gh tee a one W. A. OFFUTT & BRO., mated that the money which will be saved by ng into tears, he added: “She was 60 | Horinver Riner Sriith Wilson AND ROL THE CLOTHES. ments, at one and two years from ea'e, with in-| m30-Im* Georgetown. _ using the same cards only twice will amount to | good! Make the nose a little larger!” Jacks suead Willie H IT 18 SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED | terest: fp be scoured by deed of trust. on the proparty ER STEAMER, the aggregate sum of €900.000 annually. ae above seems sane by ie ee ane she oo FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, wee STEAM | Siva, the Trustese remerve the cigh ele oe P i. ae eae each purchaser of a dozenof the new cards | ollection ofa correspondent, who writes as fol- | Ht reeks EM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), | and cost of ihe defaulting purchaser, FRESH INV: a Gate neon ae register, in which a | lows: “Quite fifty years ago—for it was at the | Hawatewoth JM ‘Thomas cn0 PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Juskinbs Sais Ge Cassese dum of all card: eived and sent can | time that the exhibition of tne Royal Academy | Humens John Phompeou JW CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- S20 4 strett: | Tastoes, Seton fue car. the coe 1d t house—I ing a | Hemsley Lay Bey.cr Hon O KET ARE MADE FROM @REASI: PROCURED FROM SBE PIPER HEIDSIECK. Bekete luis Ul enable the carerul peston to Sarfati Govoted to lkoatare tees Peotiae Wa THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS, | WALTER B. WILLIAMSE CO. Aue ak-ot pide bt prem Het Oe eran Mon a Fate eons {il tie soon? and | Hee j packer WF THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Auctionsare Tor sale st Agent's lowest rates, arte to". We wan hardly be too grateful | the silence was complete, until it was broken by 3 * Yaudoran Lt PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED ues ae Sra paime ren HUME, CLEARY & ©0., to the philanthropist who has designed the new | the exclamation of a girl of about fourteen, abe Winter 4 MD WITH OUR NAME. ETAL ESTATE, PEAR TAD E GMEROVED | Was ‘807 Market Space, 2 1y | Judd Haury 0, 2 Watson Chas FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, RE, NEAR TH i card and thecard register, for he has remoyed | who was evidently under the care of a motherly Tuokson Jno B. White Ches Henry AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, NORTHWEST. OO NTH AND EK STREETS LOUR! FLOURI! FLOURII Sieh i et io asc trr ln lns chen ced veekel Gr Meer coy | Eexanatieh Benara Weston Geo M 3244 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. C. By sirtue of « decree of the Supreme Court of the I . inst the ‘card boom” and placed the means ere’s —— young ¢ cys BO poster Geo A ORDERS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE | Dirtrict of Columtna, passed in Equity cause No. DIRECT FROM MINNETONKA MILLS, of sending festival cards within the reach of the | like!’ pointing to a bust which was in truth an | Kiumersley MAF aa TRADE BY FRANK HUME, BARBOUR & HAMIL. | 7,899, wherin Charles f. "Griitn et al. are com: most prudent and economical people. excellent representation of ® well-known | Kecer PL a Washington Jacob 8 TON, N. H. SHEA, OR RYON & EARNSHAW. ms | Engerigned an Trustee: ol omer ter eee a ate MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. statesman. ‘Like!’ retorted the elder personage Lunt Chas ts a MES MEF auction, to the hirhest bidder, in front of the a a o g wrence a i aes 4 3 . Stories Without Morals. S pce of ineffable scorn. 4 uke! Why, don’ ¢ | Tivos faaae Warne EAL LACE SHAWLS. Save PEEVES TH, DAY OF APRA A.D, 82," ab CAR-LOAD JUST RECEIVED. From the Boston Transcript. know his face as well as I know yours, and | [aiquan ft'O %onkum BF id the valeatte Inuncveencute cherton, menue ne It so happened that both George and Jameg | isn’t his nose always twitching!’ ” foud sno Zarrer Eailo Rare Bargains in REAL LACE SHAWLS the mibaivinon oe briginal let J. ‘i aquare Bo. 436, pants Ricza isc Bare Quality. Makes white, rich, @o- ; made rustees ahd approved by : did not wish to attend school one day. When Will be offered f% nae Domai | Bae ert ry these an ” - Bill Nye Interviews Oscar. ee Mamet arte Cota Beene ee “‘SUB-LOT 16, fronting 23 feet 3 inches on K street, OXEO FOURGR, asked their reasons against going to school on ~ ELPR going The esthetic editor of the Boomerang, Bil | ‘Solders' Bulletin” “Texible," 1 these goods are acldom seu in our city this will be afine | with a depth of GU feet improved by two-story Brick (Sole Agent for the Mill,) that particular day, George promp‘ly replied LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE GEORGE- | chance to get a genuine article at a low price. Store. ia | Nye, has been interviewing his great English TOWN, D.C, POSS ORIG SUB-LOT 17, fronting 21 fect 5 inches on K street, Grocer, 504 9th street northwest, that he wanted to go fishing, but James sai ‘i v ; W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, with a depth of 95 feet 6 inches to 9 foot alley, improved 2 that in his optnion one’s brain gains needed brother, and in his mad infatuation and enthu- Barunpay, Apnix 8, 1882. 7. M. Dy three-story ick Dareliinee. Bet, Eand F, Omen. i . LADIES nis. ab SU; fi fect 9 i Ith street, ee ee ee strength by occasional rest; that he thought — an ee eee, Brown Mrs Albin ‘Lec Mrs Mary F aaa Oho Rensbyivanie sYstioe. | in a deve oOo fee eee ee ARE DETERMINED NOT TO CARKY ANY” i 8 GENTLEMEN'S LIST. perhaps he might, by way of change, learn quite .. mas. Mod Shi yar ett eats cuit, CANNED GOODS be 5 LO nung on treet 19 N CLAIMED LETTERS REMAINING IN Eas |_THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, 83_| with a depth of 43 fet inches, bel andad- c y two APITOL STATION, MONCMENTAL STEAM GRANITE WORKS, | *t. as much away from school in the contemplation | ¢vening to see the great esthete. We picked of nature’s changeful moods, and that, notwith- | him out without any trouble, and tackled him standing an almost incontrollable impulse drag- | for a julet little talk all by ourselves. ging him schoolward, it would no doubt ease | Mr. Wilde is very tall, with a face like a broad over till next season. Therefore we offer the follow BaruRDAY, APRit 8, 1882, ing: The a tention of business men is called to the above irably located business property, which will be sold lozen *“Boston Market" TOMATO! tb. his aching head and tense nerves to stay away | axe. We told him that our name was Nye, the | Bowser Miss ‘Howell Mra J M oo y the Trustee clear of taxes, lan a ee ee for one day. So George was sent to school, and | great Wyoming esthete. He smiled like the es ‘ose ones Mra Joba ONU MERE Mees WORE Pit pendeog ag by. Brvadhyg tebe gg ened 200 Soren Bhriver’s Egypuen ne James went fishing. George was an honest lad, | Tolling-mill and shook hands. Flannavan Miss Bessie Bosty Mra tlle feaetee ee eee payable an toda Pe Se = CkiED VEO but James: the instincts of a politician, He wore a soft hat and a kind of steel-colored | Green Miss ‘Wilner Rebecca, All kinds of Polishing a specialty. eighteen months from date of sale, for which instalments: Paper bat . > and carried his point. velvet sack coat. He also wore his hands in his GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Be ees togive rag glen and cheaper Polished | the promiseory notes of the purchaser or purchasers will pl = i ‘ele District or city, az Ihave | be taken, and lien ‘on the property sold; and GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, pockets clear up to his elbow joint. He wears | BraninT. Pightes G sore. got the only steam polish chinery’ in Washingto final ratification of the sale by the court, and upon J Richard was given ten cents by his kind aunt | A kind of Bsron collar and a necktle the eolor of | Hossiass Zohn D Runnells Wi sot up or tne recla urpose of polishing granites m5 per No, 1900 F RTREET. 5 Sidney ‘wilbe nade by the trustees. A deposit of _— i tribution box. Now Richard | a diseased liver. His pants were of a gray ma- | H“meseey veyanors y TOR LENTI nates thougit fal lad. He ‘was very fond | terial and held in ace with pate pink gum DB. AINGER, Postmaster. | Rig MOND, BALTIMORE and MAINE GRANITES, SoS fate aro not con duithih aedaye from F ‘ if Ik d on his to church it occurred | suspenders. ese were shown as stoo) I manut ‘Urns, Vaults, Sarcophagus, Monu- property Tesold to him that’ perhaps some of the little ‘boyy in | over, his coat belug ut just below the sincere M4?4ME WASHINGTON, minty Hesdetones ang sere Sort, of the defaulting var All conveyancing at | Soured Herring, ‘Sardines tn Tomatoes, heathen lands might also’ be fond of lozeuges. | blades. His shoulder bisdes are high and intel- Fee eee, and all Kinds of Mould. Wasi: WILLIAMS, Roured Trout, gana ‘As he neared the apoth shop the thought | lectual. : "ae ar are ‘ithe very best Eg Teh rest Freeh Funes, grew upon him, and when he had reached the | . He wears his hafr long, with hay and little me- 0 en OEY SATAN: eo and Fard, 3318 nnd 1920 New Yor avenue | ai-aade TEARCISE:E,SANDS. [Trumteca, | Pree Cue fone Caviar shop door he had concluded it would be selfish | mentoes from the ere car init. His face is northwest, 13th and Iéth streets, Ws Seo Herring. Codfiah Ba‘is. in one having his iigoen Ps ee loz- a ehasty agit buried in a piece of pie must be _ D.C. Cee ee A Le onTH WE EP | Columbia Biver Salmon. Pickled Lotter, enges not to use them for tl lozenge- | 8 £ BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY: | Barataria Edant Cheese. less boys in lands where apothecary shops do| Mr. Wilde's teeth are evidently his own. No- Ww HE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE | -_ SECOND STREETS. ‘Bardines in me bekaeder 80 he gel pt pte ype Lok emare make teeth like them and escape the thine a T CO., OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ppr sire eof ae of Lr » Supreme \Qonrtet Rte | B. W. REED’S SONS, Tolls of lozenges, and then proceeded on his | vigilance committee. They are broad and prom- eee INCORPORATED Deo. 6, 1881. CAPITAL, $200,000 | 187%, in Equity Cause No. 6146, end ratibed and 13 1216 F street northwest. way to church. When the box came around, | inent, witha tendency to go out and lock for — ‘on the 23d day of Feuruery Richard put two lozenges into it for the rj air. He does not seem strong, but his breath M, ASHFORD, B. BEALE, g? So Spee p ed UsT swneaielee aoe heathen lads. Not only did he thus make these peores this impression to be erroneous. Mr, | DRESSES MADE AND MATERIAL FURNISHED 1% some EF. Riggs, Srey: ate SE benighted children happy, but he also had all ace wise iv oie endkeeoien the ore ct tie ‘Vice resident ‘Treasurer. A TOMA the lo es he wanted to eat during church | illustrations found in public document — tine, and money enough let'cobaymore, Few |i the ctte placa ee a ee aeruity OF Ble & seal eetate ESN atm, sheolate gee) PHILADELPHIA CARONS and CHICKENS. they had all the lozenges they want WI mber, angle-worm legs as absolute acc ti ‘ener: y themselves, Caey weuld not pie cons if the | he spoke, and posing like a giraffe with the ELEGANT GOODS Now IN STOCK. femnrgct sail busines relati avecuston aad ‘G., with the FRANK J. TIBBETS, gons of heathendom never got so much as a | colic for the benefit of the ladies who stood near. entate: District — Each of these Patace Mamxer, taste ot candy. He wipes his nose in a languid yet soulful way | Ladies should call atonce ana leave their orders be- _— m Corner 14th street and New York avenus, ~ ——___—_-e-+—_____ ee makes you wish he would do so again. 'e Spri Had of a City Farmer. ed him when he would return to Eng- the assortment of elegant fabrics is broken. Wis oahu eect cee land, and he tossed his mane In the air andeaid: | “"* ‘The tall and stately oaks, ee I don’t know whether I shall survive or . And from her nest in yonder pumpkin tree not.” SATISFACTION ‘The tuneful crocus craaks, “You get a good deal of free advertising, I Ie UAE ENEEED. OFFICE:—Gunton Building (second floor), 472 Louis- QO} 8146 PuRE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, @avor snd purity, am@ a for the sideboard and eickroom is unrivalled » +i . e Tees, FRANCIS MILLER, Trustee. Taommrrset emerson | wee man viemnerin, [ESTE he re j d ow: thoughtlessly stepping on the patent oe jemay sy shoe of the great Cubes. [J NDER ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. MUMMI ae EOE. EURNITURR, Suen ws 007 MARKET SPACE. ‘The plumaged cabbage pipes a merry lay satendot he veckug area ne ie ake Tae JoLEs wou & 00'S Famous cuampacres. | _FiVE,H00MS, itt No. 1ituG STREET bi eee ens Bede caus MOTTON, TIS TTaR etumtpme | fall nthe soloped ge of Bri pas nape sce Creat Homes covoring the Orci Prem | COUPRISTES BALI BARI, OURS COT ait al mel 7. ow ®: ‘s AND moderately well, he, he, he. However, It is ARE OF COUNTERFEITS! | ARDROBES. 00 On, come, then, Indy, come and stroll with me | absolute! Itupid of them to maake nook beastly | MEN, EOY'S, AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, | weeftrinaotsds eerily esos ee Dey noe wa 8 AND TURKEYS, here Streams of cider flow, and peculiar little jokes upon me, ye know.” - | and Dry at lowest prices. OTHER CARP! ‘af ‘At the ‘Neath the umbrageous sweet potato tree We had a deal tm tial’ talc ,4F. "These ‘need only e trial from| LRESSES, | FEA: apEDDE BOSTON MARKET, Fil whtsper sott and low. with him before the train left. which we ma: Mt. F. EISEMAWS, ee ‘AND NOT THE LABUL! On WEDNESDAY MOKNIN| LEON SCHELL & CO., ‘We'll talk of enailage, and cows and swine, give to the public after awhile, but at ‘present = Aa BOP COMMENCING AT TEN OCLOCR ae 3719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘And you all snare a pare forbids, THE POPULAR CLOTHIEE AND TAILOR, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, entire Furniture, ke, of =A EO AVENUE Of countless other May-time that thrill Mr, Wilde’s complexion is y pallid, with 21 SevesTE Sraxer N. W. ee ‘Your farmer-loverss heart chews York Sun. | here and there a little pimple Telieves the : xs Nossa Pennayivanis svenne, and 61Sand 6X7 : monotony some. He — no beard mie i ‘mili "2 or mus- - tache af all, but makes 0 for that with a large BG, DOW'S DEPARTMENT reploto with Beantifal Seep Teal which falls snare ‘Designs and First-class Workmanship, like a horse's tail Modsrate = * G dashboard. He is i le as Jock at our $2.50 BOY'S SUIT, the Cheapest ever We have yourns' we fer atbbeseitir ge tyepgt Soo" hey class BOYS’ FLANNEL SUYTS from $4 ap. Come a%> See Taku! i i accused asked | nf i