Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. 3HURSDAY. Pril 13, 1882, — LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFrick OF THE CHIEF S1awAl OVFICER, 1 Waenrsoton, D.C., April 18, 1882, 9:30 a.m. For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather, followed by ecomatnns _ and tn the south- ern portion rain, Ing follows Ste, stationary’ Or higher tempe winds Special Weather Bulletin. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes fhe following special bulletin to the press:— In the wegt cuif states the temperature has fallen from 4° to 15°; It hes risen from 6° to 11° in all the districts north of Tennessee. The minimum temperatures last night were as follows: North Corolina, 37°; South Carolina, 46°; Florida and the east guil stites, 62° two 51°; "New England, 31° to 24; middle Atlantic states, 32° to 41°. “The follow- ing ‘temperatures were reported yesterday after- noon: , 4; Charleston, 54°; Sivannah and Jacksonville, 6&5; Galveston 4nd San Antonto, 87°; Los Angeles, Fair weather {s indicated forthe lake rezion to-day and to-morrow, and clearing weather In the gulf states by to-morrow morning. For the New England and middie At- lantic states fair weather is Indicated to-day, fol- in in the Southern portion of the last- ct to-night. “ Rest row THE WEARY spring bed. Trial free. ‘7th street northwest. Mower Savep jONEY MADE.—A lange assort— Ment of new and second-hand trunks at very low Prices can be scen at Herzog’s, 303 9th, near Penn- Bylvania avenue. —The Fowler improved Call and examine. 1105 Every Hovsrxerren should avail themselves of the generous offer of Smith, Hanway & Co. See advertisement in another column. Ns recommend the use of “Melliston” natic Bitters” as a sure cure for dyspep- son. Depot, 911 7th street. ‘oung’s, 736 Tth. A Very SuccessruL ENTERTAINMENT was given last night, at Masouic Temple, by Columbia Commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar, for the Denefit of the G.rfield National Masonic Memorial Association. Readings were given by Messrs. Hay and Townsend and dancing followed. Canv.—Owing to the extensive damage my store and stock has sustained by fire adjotaing me, Iam obliged to announce to my patrons and the public that the store will be closed until put in proj Shape. All orders on hand will be executed at ‘once, so no disappointment need be feared. Will announee reopening aS soon as a settlement can De effected with the insurance companies. CuaRies BavM. Dastet G. Hatcn & Company, Upholsterers and Restorers of Fine Furnitut SPRING SvrTs.—G. P. TRaLtes, Photo., for ten years at 1013 Penn- | Sylvania avenue, removed his gallery to 467 Pennsylvania ave . First-class work. Cabinets, $8 per doz. Fesseit’s Iee Cream ani Charlotte Russ. Canps.—Oh, T Ama Daddy, Kilkenny Cats and Four Old Maids, 5c. a set. 9th'st. wg Wash. Mkt. C. T. Creuhen. Avor itinerant opticians. Consult Hempler, Bear 434 street. RELIABLE CLOTHING at the lowest price. George Spransy, £67 7th street, (Moy Building.) Ize. Cortoss 10:. to-day, 736 7th street. Masuep Car Canps.—J. Jay Gould, 421 9th street. CONGREGATIONAL COURSE CONCERT, next Monday evening, | ‘The pregram as arranged by Dr. Bis sually attractive. A LiFe-Size crayon portrait given toeach pupil Who learns Peari’s short- i method of drawing | faught in three lessons at MeLeod’s studio,room 3, Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street. A Cororep Woman was charged in the Police Court this morning with carrying a pistoL The court took her persoual bouds to not repeat the Offence. can buy at R.Goldschmid’s, en Hand T northwest, the chen set for #1, containing one pad pan, Woaster,tea Te ‘Ket, large dis! Ay ter, milk pen, water bu: eat fork, 2qt. covered sauce— nd t-ble spoons, Gop Fiirep Vest Cnarss, plain link and curb, ‘With lockets and charms, from # to $10; at Prigg’s Jewelry store, 457 Pennsylvania avenue. Lerner Bexson lectures at Lincoln Hall Bun afternoon at 3o’clock. Doors @elock. Acimis-ion ten cents. ‘Will Introduce the lecturer. TO-MORROW only y 82 7th street, betw combination tin ki each, late, al nat 2 Senator Voorhees A Srrars, the pe & fresh, new sprins Bis big adv't in to-d SrriisH CLorne. Spransy, 507 7th street. ee CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Fonp’s OrEua Hot e Tourists, eph Jefferson. PHEATER.—Varlety entertainment. Wriianp’s Haut.—Prof. Carpenter. clothler, 1s on deck wit Kk, at bottom prices See | Paper. y Busical entertainment. Founrest Hatt, West Ws gees turday next will e number, and will commar Tiinary circulation. Adverti 3s ¥ a favor by 81 in thelr orders early nsertion and elassification ‘The lecture to be delivered at Al to-morrow evening by Hon. Geo ig, Up on Nathaniel Hawthorne and his writings, is gen- erously given at the request and upon behalf of the parish union of the churc ‘The public school t be as committee yesterday anney and Copp to "ps have so far Leen tency appropriation from at they ma . dL ity, has been awarded cl of Youngstown, st Federal and Market streets phat. ces at the 4th-street M. E, jucted by Bentiey and filied so that there was Onto, for paving with Trinkt t the re a, the pastor of Unton Bethel the delegation that a literary and it Odd Fel- ly fine one. ce advertised between ‘nt building and the Hooe | warded to Philip A. | $232.50 per annum. This quire: three round trivs per day. Acolored woman named 1 mith, with a small infant in her arms, was sent to jail by sudge Snell to-day, for stealing'a chair from in front of & Store on 7th street yestory he told the court that she had two smal! children locked up at home, I they could not get ont, ten, a colored bey, pleaded gulity to the second offence of petit larceny, in the Poltce Court, to-day, and was committed ‘for the action it of $500 bonds, 1 eT, Was fined $5 or 15 @ays dy Judge Snell, today, "for crying “fresh fish” on the street. An appeal was noted. Richart Kobinson, a middle-aged white man, ‘Was sent to the workhouse for thirty days by Judge Snell this morning for making an indecent exposure of his per-on on the street. Edward F. Meore, a travelling umbrella mender, Was tn the Police Court this morning for profanity. Gn the street, and was sent down for ib days 1a Getoutt of $5. Edword Rodgers, a ten-year-old white boy, was Sent to the reforta school during minority by Judge Snell to-day for begying on the street. Eijward Bowen, a colored lad, was sent to the Workhouse for thirty da Age Snell to-day for breaking the plate-cliss window of George Potzker’s confectionery store, at the corner of 9th And F streets southwest, ertrude F. Asifleld yesterday Med a Dill for @ivorce from John M. Ashficid, ses to be an unusus th Dutiding, on F s! May, of Georgetown, servic Lai Si Maxntace Licexsks have been issued to Chai ©. Grey and Mary E. Broderick, of ‘SMardiusbure, W.Va; A J. of Knoxville, Tenn., a1 ‘Lowe ed by rising barom- | rature, Variable Another Murder Trial. THE KILLING OF FLORENCE O’DONOHUE BY J0HN 3. NOONAN. ‘This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, another homicide case was taken up for trial This was the case of John J. Noonan, in- Mr. C. Maurice 3 Mr. Coyle stated that t) to show ‘that the parties were drt Poh and a quarrel took p! fem 2 arrested in neighborhood and after some words Noonan shot Donohue. ‘THE TESTIMONY. A number of witnesses testified for the tion to the effect that the night before in Noonan’s ‘store a dispute arose and Noonan ordered O"Dono- hue out, and struck him with a cleaver; that the deceased after spending the night in the George- —* ome —— Petco the next oe = @ neighborhood, going in a store opposit Noonan’s, where Te got ‘e knite and then went to Noonan’s store, where Noonan met him with a_ pistol and fired with fatal effect. FOR THE DEFENCE. Mr. Smith, for the defendant, claimed that there Was not even manslaughter in the case, but self- defence. Several witnesses for the defendant testified that the dispute was as to who should pay for the drinks, and O’Donohue attempted to puil Noonan from behind the bar before the latter seized the cleaver and struck O’Donohue, who went off, inaking threats that he would burn the house an get even with him, and on the morning of the hom- icide O"Donohue went to the store of Noonan with a knife and the latter fired at him. A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY. At about 12:45 Judge Wylle sald that on this evi- dence the jury could not convict, and the district attorney acquiescing, he directed them to find a Verdict of “not guilty,” which was done. ——— The Water Supply Question. IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE SENATE DISTRICT COM- MITTER. Senator Harris, chairman of the sub-District committee on extension of the water works, 1s pressing that improvement with all the energy its importance demands, and the people of the Dis- trict will be very much gratified to learn that the Prospect of a plentiful supply of water is very en- couraging. At the meeting of the Senate District committee today Mr. Harris asked for and ob- tained authority to prepare and report a bill for the extension of the water works. He will draft this Dill at once. It will authorize and direct the Sceretary of War and the Attorney General to secure by contract, if in their discretion that shall be the best and most expeditious method, titles to all the ground necessary for the pro exten- sion of the water works Ir these titles cannot be secured by contract the bill will require the Attor- ney General to {rmediately institute condemna- tion proceedings for the purpose of obtaining the round in that manner. ‘The Secretary of War will directed to commence, as soon as prac- ticable, the work of extending the conduit from “its present terminus to the high grounds north of the city In the vicinity of 6th street extended, and at that point to construct a large reservoir capable of supplying all the water needed. In short, the bill will provide for the im- mediate enlargement of the water works accord- ing to the plan recommended in Senator Harris’ Teport, recently published in THE Stak, and It will provide for the appropriation of ali ‘the money necessary for carrying on the work. ‘The chairman of the District committee, Mr. In- galls, favors Col. Casey’s plan for extending the present main to Lincoln park, and will submit it to the Senate, but, he says, in no spirit of antagomsm. to the other plan. He thinks it will supply the Capitol Hill part of the city with water in a shorter time and at less cost than the other plan. But the inain point in favor of Mr. Harris’ plen is, that It rovides for a permanent supply of water, and at but little more expense than the Casey plan would require. The Harris plan will furnish the city With water for half a century or more, while the other 1s more in the nature of a temporary expe- lent, and while {t would relieve the wants of Cup- itol Hill it would not increase the capacity of the water Works. a District Government Affairs, The Commissioners have fssued an order amend- ing the building regulations of the District by ad- ding to section 23 the provision that projections shall be limited to four feet on streets trom 60 to 80 feet wide; three feet on streets from 50 to 60 feet on streets from 40 to 50 feet wide. Health Officer Townshend received a letter to- from Prof. Baird, thanking him for the con- ation of the records of the fish inspections in shington, adding, “these are becoming more and more important’ in view of the decided in- crease in the supply of shad in the Potomac.” _ Two CRILDREN Suri K yesterday morning, in house No. ‘724 Freeman's alley, where two colored children of Sarah Thomas, colored, were locked in the room, resulted in the death of both of them, from the effects of inhaling smoke. ‘The fire occurred in the second story, It is suppose. by the children play- ing with coals trom the stove, but was soon extin- ned by the police and citizens, and the ehil- dren were removed in an unconsctous condition. The elder child, a boy three years old, died soon after the occurrence, and the younger one, a girl about two years oid,died last night from the effects of suffocation. ‘They were not burned at all. The fire dil not spread much, and the smoke was all confined in the room. ‘TED BY SMOKE.—The fire 's as having occurred eS NG ASSOCTATION met lost nual report showed that ments were each $29,370. assets $40,141 were elected BT Stewart, vice p W. G. Duckett, treasi Wetzel, secretary ctors: J, " ‘afft, 8. Morris Tliorne, C. .H. Byrain, . Moore, Jolin ee Tue New Havpsuire Cree, a social organization, comprising some of the best citizens of the state, arrived In the city list evening from Richmond, and are sight-seeing to-day. This evening @ reception will be tendered them by the New Hampshire Congressional delegation at the Har. fiton House. On Friday evening a reception will be tendered them at Willard’s. ‘The members of the club are quartered at Willard’s and the National, and will remain im the efty until Satur- ay. ————__ Liscors Hats, To-morrow Evi —Great in- felt In the concert to be given to-morrow evening at Lincoln hall by the Princeton ee Club, Which sang 60 acceptably here two years ago. The worthy charity the club will sing to benefit is the Central Dispensary and Emer- geney Hospital. ‘The lady managers are Miss i, Mrs. XN . K . Mrs. J. M. Winthiro McCarty, Miss Lida Miller and Miss Sallie Meigs, and the audience will doubtless be a fashionable 01 THE COLD SNAP AND THE PEACH Tecent cold snap injured the pe s asked a STAR reporter yesterday of Mr. W. Sau ders, of the Agricultural department. “Not t I know of. I havn't examined the blossoms par- ticularly. I went out yesterday when the ther- mometer had been down to 26 the night before and picked a handrul of blossoms off of my peach tree. Of these I only found two that would not make peaches, But I don’t know that that was due to he frost. I tell you 1 think the sparrows will in- jure the ‘peaches more than the frost. Tfound a group of the Dttle rascals in one of my peach tr-es picking off Ue blossoms tor the fun of seeing them fall on the ground. ‘They had no other rea son.” ———— PURCHASE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY BY THE Co- LUMBIAN UNtversiry.—We learn that the corpora- ton of the Columbian University at a meeting held yesterday decided to y purchase the spacious and eligible Lot on the southeast corner of 15th and Hi streets as the site of the new University build- ing. The price paid for the lot was $75,000. The lot previously presented to the University for the same purpose by Mr. Corcoran, on the southwest corner of Vermont avenue and street, though most desirable in point of situation, was Judged to be too small as the seat of the building contem- plated by the authorities of the University. We understand that Mr. Corcoran concurred in this opinion, and that he generously contributes $30,000 towards the purchase of the new lot, that sum being the estimate? value of the lot previously given by him, and expressing his continued int est and faith in the future of the University. ‘The authorities hope to break ground for the new building at an early day. ‘The lot is 154 feet on Street by 131 on 15th street, comprising more than 20,000 square feet. —— FURNITURE Sate.—The sale of parlor, chamber and library furniture at the old Club House, south- east corner of 15th and H streets north to- morrow morning, at 10:30 o'clock, offers a rare op- portunity to those tn search of such as are all of the best manufacture. See advt. —<_<—_— ATTRACTIVE SALE.—Al Executive Mansion to be Apna M. Ford, of S joseph, Me and Mary V. Wells: Isatah G. Penn and Bellzora Brooks; Augustus F. Butler and Ellen N. Ander- son; W. S. Whiteford, of Baltimore, and Katie O'Dowd; W. 8. Jackson and Mattie A. Beall; W.E. Willer and Ida M. Vogelson; Alex. McKenzie and Alice E. Guinand; Richard 8. Kelly and M Bose; W. Taylor, of N. J., nd Lizzie othe! cl pets, lace and brocatelle curtains, &. Sce advt. ps Pach techn clea NEw PABASOLS. peers trimmed NEW PARASOLS. Silk lined, at $2.00. Sun Umbrellag $125, $1700: (2D aT TOWSON'S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (South Side), SPRING DRESS GoODs. 4.00. roe hal and Miss Irving, of New York. Mrs. Hunt did not have her usual reception last evening, nor did she receive in the afternoon. She expects to receive invited next Wed- nesday , Which will ‘be the finale toher sotrees, Many agreeable le were making calls. The new Hussian minister ‘and hie wife have been making calls on the other members of the aa im) ion. A most en! bie tion wan glven ast even- ing by Representative. Curdin’s wife at their resi- dence on H street. Music was one of the chief attractions of the evening, and a bountiful supper Nas enjoyed before the’ party broke up at mid- handsome ball was given at Odd Fellows’ Hall last evening by the executive committee of the Land League, of Washington, to signallze the as- Senfbling of the National Land League conven- tion. ‘The party was largely attended, and was one of the gayest and most enjoyable witnessed this year. The master of ceremonies was Peter McCartney. Manager—John H. O’Brien. Assis- tants—Dennis McCormack, Thos. Cooke, Patrick Kilroy, Thos. Kin; M. T. Tierney, James Linskey, Thos. Muntz, Edward Quade Dantel Morgan, John Lynch, Robert A. Dore, Jos. anning. Miss “Knight, ag 1s her weekly custom, enter- tained a number of young ladies at lunch yester- day, including Miss Frelinghuysen, Miss’ Hunt, Miss West, Miss das Nogueiras, Miss Ogden, Mrs. Schroeder ‘and Miss ‘n, from Newpol ‘Tuesday afternoon a party for children was given at Secretary Frelinghuysen’s residence in honor of Miss Nellie Arthur, the President's daughter. About sixty children enjoyed the occasion. ‘The Secretary of State and Mrs. Frelinghuysen hold a usual Thursday evening reception this evening. In consequence of {llness in their family, Adrmi- Tal and Mrs. Rodgers will not receive at the Ob- servatory on Friday evening of this week. Cards ‘are out for the wedding of Miss Besste, oe ed of Mrs, Juliet V. Howlson, and Mr. Albion &, Parris, to take place on the 25th'instant. The reception to be given by Senator Don Cam- eron to the Farmers’ Club, will be this evening, ae did not occur, as erroneously mentioned, Mon- y. The new Russian minister and his wife have taken the former residence of Mr. Bruen, adjoin- ing the Chinese legation on K street.—Sefor Romero, the Mexican minister, is now occupying the residence on K street in which his popular Hitec t Sefior Zamacona, lved.—Represen- itive and Mrs. Russell now have his sister-in-law, Mrs. Russell, visiting them.—Senator McPher- son’s wife has returned from her visit to New York. eee A Boy Trrep oF Lire SuooTs Hrmseir.—Ernest Davis, son of the toll-gate keeper on the 7th. street pike, at Sligo,tris morning, between six and seven o'clock shot himself whilstin bed twice through the breast. One of the balls passed near the heart, and the other through the lungs. Davis 18 about 17 years old, and for some time past has been dyspeptic. He’ refused to allow the physi- clans to do anything for him, assigning as a cause for the decd ‘that he was tlred of life. At nine o'clock he was sinking rapidly. ———— Affairs in West Washington. WEDDING.—The Congress Street Methodist Pro- testant church was filled to overflowing last even- ing at 7 o'clock, on the occasion of the inarriage of Miss Mattie Beall and Mr. William. Jackson,both Of this city. Rev. Dr. Southerland, pastor of the church, performed tie ceremony,’ and Mr. Bruce Southerland officiated at the organ during its per- formance. Miss Mattie Havenner, of Philadelphia, and Mr. Lewis Jackson were respectively brides- mald and groomsman, and Messrs. Philip Beall, sore Berry, John Browning, and Claude Barrett acted as ushers. Upon the conclusion of the cere- Mony Mr. and Mrs. Jackson left for the north. Tus Lona Desine) IMPROVEMENT of the High ‘street road has been begun by the District authori- ties, They have four carts engaged in hauling crushed stone, and a few men to sprinkle it about. It has been estimated that at the present rate of rogress it willtake 16 years, 11 months and 29 lays to complete the work. A Pump Peririoy.—A petition has been exten- sively signed by residents in the neighborhood of $21 street end Dunb.rton avenue, asking that the pump at that point be put in working order. Port—Entered—Schooner Wake, Budd, from Stonnington, with stone, Schooner Lottie, Somers, from Stonnington, with stone. Coat TRaD¥.—The shipments from the mines of the Cumberland coal region for the week ended Saturday, April 8, by canal, were 4,222 decrease Of 8,777 tons as compared with 1881. ‘THE Canal.—The water ts all along the canal but not of sufficient depth as yet at Berlin toallow the passage of boats. LurRovEMENT.—This morning workmen began, breaking ground for the foundation of two sub- stantial brick houses on 82d street, facing P, for Mr. Lown, of Washington. Hien Tipe.—Aprii 14, 4 a.m.; 4:56 p.m. PRES Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tre EVENING Stan, New Fire ENGINE Hovse.—The proposal for the erection of a new engine house for the Columbia fire engine company 1s again renewed. An ap- propriation of $1,500 was made last year, but this Was insufficient, and it Is now understood that the major portion of the elty council ts pledged to vote for an additional appropriation Increasing the sum to $2,700, which will be suftictent to give the company i handsome engine house. The first fire engine house, a plain shed, was built here on the market square in 1775, ahd twenty-one engine houses have been erected since. There are now four engine houses here. ANOTHER “BOND FIRe.”—The finance committee will proceed this week to burn all the unused bonds printed under the debt compromise act, ex- cept y score or so which will be kept, in order to fund the few old bouds which remata outstand- ng. (CATARRE: SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE, COMPLE1E EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL TREAT- MEN’ » WITH INHALER, ONE DOLLAR. A single dose instantly relieves the most violent Sneezing or Head Colds, clears the head as by magic, stops watery discharges fromthe Nose and Eyes, pre- vente Ringing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Head- ache, and subdues Chills and Fever. In chronic Ca- tarrh it cleanses the uasal passaxes of foul mucus, re- stores the sense of smell, taste and hearing when affect- ed, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offen- sive matter, sweetens and purifies the breath, stops the cough and arrests the progress of Catarrh towards Con- sumption. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanford’s Iuheler, all in one packave, of all dcuggista for$l. Ask for SaNvoup's Kabicat Cone, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass. (OLLINS’ PLASTERS, 100 Times Mone Errectvar than ary other plaster or electric battery for Fain *» Partial Paralysis, Organs, Rheumatism, Neuraleia, Hysteria, Femaie Weakness, ‘Nervous Psins and Weaknesses, Malaria and Fever and Ague. Price 25e. Sold everywhere, 16 FCoNomicaL AND SAFE. VER, KENGLA & CO.'S UNDRY SOAP I8 ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAK OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. ITIS SAFE, BECAUSE IT I8 MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED ‘WITH OUR NAME. FOR SALE. , AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, 344 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. 0. WIL. ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE ‘TRADE BY FRANK HUME, BARBOUR & TON, N. H. SHEA. OB RYON & EARNSHAW. m8 ‘OW OPEN FOR INSPECTION, LADIES’ GOODS. DRY GOODS. rem Eminent Witmer txtnt ‘VON COTCH BYLPHIDES. Baltimere. Sgatye S iS) = —— Ww 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE #21 : Thave used Colden’s Liebig’s Liquid Extract of 2 $ Wee Beet and Tonle 1: im my practice, and ‘Drewes: % SEATON PERRY, much result. "As ; a have been eratiiea with tao F a : Gait, ‘Si iaage tt Taaysoreel (Bvccesson TO Penny & Brorurn,) D ea ae [Blemember the nite. ”‘Coussive take fo chery guaranteed. all | Will open on W Weerhall open Ww arog. ar i Miss BELLE LUCAS’ THURSDAY, APRIL 13TH, ‘A -MOXDAY MORNING, APRIL 10rm, au y Nuoraing Pt "Be DRESSMAKING AND i : R rae: icone Sab pm R Without an appetite, having a bitter taste in the “ANDERSON'’S SCOTCH SYLPHIDES.” D D ree Benn Pg ga PLAITING ESTABLISHMENT, a Bees Your Head Ache? of Shades and Mix- ‘These goods have never been shown before this sea- gnnseiitenih ‘Onvandies. tres, never Tetore offered atthe price son, and are intended to take the place of en Sane, “8 offering” of 42in. wide ILLUMINATED we shal! place upon Lodille’s ific cures the worst case in 5 to 30 Agency Mme. Demorest Patterns. SUITINGS, at 625. minutes. cents. At all drug stores. = Immense Aon Cn FRENCH SUITINGS, with ‘A 68 CENTS PER YARD. ‘That Husband of Mine M'5S ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, eae Wo patch for Comataasion Ose- We ask an examination of these by all in Is three times the man he was before he began 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, NEW LINEN LAWNS, SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, and Sine pehea NDAscme fabric, ete very reason using Wells’ Health Remewer. $1. ruggists, | Mrkes CORSETS to order in every style and ‘material, | MERV. LAWNS, Depot, Stott & Cromwell. » 5 | and guaran tecs perfect fit and ae cHtzeeaite Novslticen in PARASOLS, HANDKER- a To the Consumptive. French Hand-made ca ce Merino Underwear ‘Rare Bareaine” in BLACK SILES, SURAU SILER, SILK DEPARTMENT. L Let those who languish under the fatal severity | patsnt shoal races and all Dress Reform Goods. LO FOULARD SILKS, SUMMER SILKS, a of our climate rou ‘any pulmonary complaint, Pe Corget, and Buco a her itera Stine ELEGANT BLACK GRENADINES. BLACK SATIN RHADAME, oO or even those who aré:in decided consumption, porting Corset, for whic . is special agent lity, 2 i ho means despair. There is a sate and sie Gem: | ands $l Conet, her own make, that for the price | F# "One Price, and that is Guaranteed Correct = er 2 per yore. we edy at hand, and one easily tri rs canny paseed. : - Price they will not last long. pres of Cod Liver Ot ata Lime,” without, N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. a5 — sessing the very nauseating flavor of the oll heretofore used, is endowed by the phosp! lime with a healin, y which ren oll doubly effica bua Remarkable testimontais of its efficacy can be shown. Sold by A. Chemist, Boston, and all druggists. wi Re Learn. ‘Women everywhere use Parker's Ginger Tonic, . J. P. PALME! M®s J. P. PALMER, MOURNING DEPARTMENT. 1107 F STREET, hate of SEATON PERRY, ders the Roxon m0 PERRY BUILDING, A fow yaeces P SE Between 11th end 12th Strocts Northwest, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. 45-INCH NUN'S VEILING, Isconstantly receiving the Latest Importations in Eetablished 1840, al? Good quatity, FRENCH MILLINERY, AT ONLY 50 CENTS PER YARD. because they have learned by experience that it ‘ASHIONABLE SHADES overcomes despondeaey, indigestion, weakness in Carefully Selected for her House, F D — the ca and kidneys and other troubles of the | The Largest and Finest Aseortment of Untrimmed m EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. aie asa nn WOM BONNETS and HATS, in all Coors this side of Paris. ILLUMINATED FOULE BEIGE, % ira Veolia sania ? A Rewara al —— For any case of bea i itching, ulcerated, — 42 inches wide, or ing Piles that Deblngs ‘Pile Remedy GPECIAL OPENING nck es eee 21 and 42 inches wide, falls to cure. ared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 915 a: “ In addition to our splendid assortment of Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- OF MOURNING BONNETS. out his signature. Sold by druggists. 018-0. ALSO, HATS FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN, NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERIES, Instet a ratt Ne ig meieig tre ta On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, BLACK SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES. G We offer s few choice G Insist upon pa reston a. is. preeminentiy puperior in permanence aid ricti de, April 5th and 6th. NEW STRIPES AND CHECKS. | () ALL OVER HAMBURGS, O lcacy of fragrance, ‘MKS. M. J. HUNT, () Bavecigts desea for, Ovr-Aromen, Yoken Faded Colors Restored. _ 1800 F'strest northwest, a D less Sastre: 8 Faded ae, hair gradually recovers tts youth- WOODWARD & LOTHROP, fulcolor and lustre by the use of Parkers Hair Balsam, an elegant dt , admired for its purity and rich perfun 1. Ait Use Hop Bitters once, and you wiil use no other medicine, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is a remarkable remedy for all those painful complaints and weaknesses so ale population. Send to ‘Western avenue, Lymn, common to our best fen Mrs, Lydia E. Pinkham, ‘Masa., for pamphlets, All Your Own Fault if you remain sick or out of health when get Hop Bitters. “Another Sole Made Happ’ ¥5 sald the druggist, on selling a bottle of German Corn Remover. A Card. To all who aresuffering from the errors and in- discretions of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a’ recipe TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 Irs STREET NORTHWEST. (CHEAP AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS. 20 pieces, plain colors, Silke, 50 cents. 15 pieces Albatross, all colors, 37, 45 and 50 cents, Black Rhadame Silk, $1.25 to $2.50. Black and colored Shepherd Plaids, 25 cents to $1. 40 pieces 45-inch, all-wool, striped Nuns’ Veiling, 30 cents, reduced from 50 ceuts. 500 Parasols from 62% cents to$8.50. 20 dozen Bath Towels, 15 cents each. 10 dozen very long Bath Towels, 25 cents. Dotted and plain Swiss Nainsook, &e. . Fruit of the Loom and Lonsdale, 10 cents. S : Ss a 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 5 GuorriNe By war, Is no longer a necessity in Washington. as the Merchants generally are keeping lancer and better Stocks, and, a# far as we are concerned, it gives us pleasure to say that the public have appreciated our efforts to recure the latest and most desirable foods in the market. Special attention has been «iven to the selection of Shades for Combination Suita, and we can offer ail the New and Stylish Materials in Wool Goods, with Silks to match, GUIPURE EMBROIDERTES, SPANISH LACE AND IRISH EMBROIDERIES IN GREAT VARIETY, a10 ‘Test It. MONDAY AND TUE APRIL 3p AND 4TH. you can FRENCH PATTERN HATS. = GEO. J. JOHNSON, BROCADE 811.1 GRENADINES AND VELVETS, FINE MILLINERY, fm cis kanker eeank PEKIN MO!RE SILKS—ALL COLORS. LADIES' SPRING WRAPS, : == SATINES IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. PARASOLS AND SUN UMPRELLAS FROM ALL THE CELEBRATED MAK&ES. §2-Oxe Puice. LADIES’ SPRING SUITS, W MENTION ONLY A FEW OF OUR ES? AND 3, that Will cure you, free of chai ‘This great re- eee ee pet W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, medy was discovered by a misstonury In South | CHILDREN’S DRESS NOVELTIES. ‘4 a cea eatea ace eee a America. Senda self-addressed envelope to the i 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Rev. Joszru T. Inman, Station D, New York city. BOYs' KILTS, N. B.—The Best is the Cheapest. Allen’s Brain Food tonic for the brain and is the Most Relinble nerative organs. It posl- tively cures nervous debility, loss of memory, and FINE UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BARGAINS BOOKS, &e._ = = — 2 all seminal and sexual weakness, All druggists, BUTTONS, PARASOLS, GLOVES. N* LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, $1 a bottle; six for $5. Stott & Cromwell, 40 Pa’ jorawetz on Private Corporations; $8. ave. L.W. * oe tee, an Fite ws. vole. ; $8.50. “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” A Handsome Opening Souvenir to every Lady, but t : fanny aud Goverters Bb cian, oh 06, Fresh Alderney bitter, churned every morning | not to Children. CAUSING SUCH IMMENSE RUSH AT THIS DULL Tine Proven by hes lesser i, corny and delivered in i4-1B, “Ward” prints, Gc. per 1b. Kradence, by Lucy. Lilie: 20, Also, cottage cheese, but sweet milk, SEASON OF THE YEAR, Fiona Making for Ladies: Soc. jeal Edueat.on, by Or : 2B The Drain gud fee unctione ty 7, Lave: $1.00 story of An pt, 2vale.. by Prof. Rawlinson ; Science and Culture, by P Huxley ; $1.60. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. The langeat etock of Stationery in betes ft the city, ¥ YOU WANT A COOK STOVE OR RANGE W. H. MURRISON, Law BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Gill and eco our new Range, with Patent Duplex One Case NAINSOOK PLAID, 1€c, att 475 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Our stock of REFRIGERATORS, OTL, ‘ite larycont aesortm ete, of which, as well as Cooking and GAS Freence BOOKS, ‘The attention of builders and others ix i REDUCED, cal'ed to our Brick Set Ranges, ‘Head and St SMITH, No. 618 George, the Fireside Jewel and Social Latrobes, and will exhibit to our Jarge variety of Slate Mantels, all first-class xoods, An inspection is respectfully solicited. W. 8. JENKS & CO., 717 7th street northwest. al st se'ection of Trimmed and Ua- FINEST STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, ETO. ed SPRING HATS AND BONNETS, MARCH Sand 31. 2 'm25-3m One Case NAINSOOK PLAID, 12%e. One Case NAINSOOK STRIPE, 10c, V. G. FISCHER, E DDY REFRIGERATORS. Tut Received ALL SIZES OF THIS CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR. ‘They are strongly bnilt, handsomely finished, and perfect in practice. Have Siate Stone Shelves, and packed with a perfect non-conduetor. For years they have received the highest merit class Refrigerator. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. al Sole Agent for the J)0UGLAss, AN these are retailed elsewhere for double D mies money. = (Successor to M. E. Boardman), 629 15th Street, Opposite U.S. Treasury, OF T . . Washington, D. OCs All our best AMERICAN PLAID ana sTRiPE | "2? transac thea Of thoes Thoroughly: Made snd Trimmed GINGHAM, 12}. NEW Books. hips aS ‘St. Clair P: 2 vol $6.00 Sc. EACH, i Papers, 2 wis. 86. oiWgmakeower prices thun ever before for the quality Liye.” The brain and sta ianctiona, 1:30 rad luxtey" iene uilture. py ee Se eee OU GLA ss’, ‘Two Cases SEERSUCKER, 9¢., cheap at 12%e, Gordon's War Diary of the Leebeliion, NixtH Srreer. | Two Cases SEERSUCKER, Llc., cheap at 150. me MES: 3B, REUSE, No. 403 9rn STREET, NEAR £, northwest, —Stamping, Fmbroidering snd Ma- terials. Art Needlework taught, privately and in ciasses, by skilled arti-ts. Dresses and Cloaks cnt and fitted. De Amici’s Morocco and its People. Morse. Treatise on Citizenship, Norton on Ordnauce and Fire Auerbach-Spinoza... Franklin Square and Searide Libraries. District. One Case ALL-WOOL NUN’S VEILING, in all the ___ PROPOSALS LOPOSALS FOR MARBLE MANT. Orvice oF BUILDING For Brat, WaR AND Navy Dz- April 13th, 1882, for farnizhing, delivering and uttiow in pace the marble mantels required for the 01 PARTMENTS, Wasnincrox, D. C.. SEALED PROPOSALS ‘Wins of th in LVE, a N 1 Building for State, War De this city, will be received at until TWEL ti M.. MAY SECOND, 1 opened immediately thereafter, in presence of bidders. Ladies’ and Misses’ Corsets of the best make, including JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Dr. Warner's, the Thomson Glove Fitting, and Wilson's new spring shades, at 25c, aad . oa Waist for Children. Sele avency for Stre. B Daceat £11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. celebrated Abdominal Supporter. fy-sm Branch Box Office Ford's Opera House. N W BOOKS. 210 GPEiNe “SPECIALTIES. Silk and Cloth Wraps; Suits; Dress Trimmings, Laces, Fine Neckwear, Flowers, and three Stylea best make French Gorsets, Entire Stock of GLOVES at cost until closed out. M. WILLIAN, 200 Dozea LADIES’ ALI-LINEN COLORED BOR- DERED HANDKERCHIEFS, at 12}¢c., worth 2c. Outlife < Frimitive Belief among the Indo-European D Kea ‘Chita aud the United States, by William Speer. Covenant Nemes ana Privileges, Uy Ii ‘Newton, ugh Miller's Works rediiced from $16 to $8. The Gospel According to Matthew by Dr. ‘and Navy 83 ad 100 Dozen TOWELS, in every deseription, reduced TATA to about half price. Philip Schaft. Specifications, general instructions to biddere, and 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. = Bits from Blinkbonny, or Bell of the Manse. forms of proposals will be furnished to estal Paris, 116 WA. BALLANTYNE & SON, lished manufacturers of marble mantela on application aT 428 Seveuth street, to this office. THUS. LINCOLN CASEY, RUPPERT, al3-6t 1. Corps of Engineers. 300 Pieces of TABLE LINEN, at prices never be- pRovosars FOR LEAD SASH WEIGHTS. Wan AND Navy DEPARTMEN: April 7th, 1 ing and de Wasninctox, D. C., OFFice or Bur-pina For STATE, { SEALED PROPOSALS for furni ing Lead Sash Weights for the North Wing of 608 9th street, opposite Patent Office, 4s CARDS has opened a choice selection of childrens’ Jong and fore heard of, IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE, DRESSES. ROBES, MERINO AND MARSEILLES | we apr NoT SELLING, AKS, LACE AND SHIRRED C. Comprising the Istest desiens by Mrs, O. R. Whitney, Bat SEASie ree amett, Miss 8. B. Humphrey, Mise F, AWAY MANY GOODS, AS THEY MUST BE elt the Buil ‘Mixx Rosin: ing for State, War and Navy Departments, in this city, | and all kinds of s A 7 ais Bndkes, oe. Moran and others, Will be received At thts ks, PR ET ee oT x SOLD TO MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR OUR iL TWENTIETH, 1682, and opened intely CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS. : thereafter in presence of lers. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Specifications, general instructions to bidders and | , Flegant line of HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSER- blank forms cf proposal will be furnished on applica- | TIONS on Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss; NEW LACES, tion to this office. beaded FRING GS and BUTTONS, NEW BUILDING. ‘THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Jarge and new, stock re HOSIERY, LISLe THR iy 6 Lieut. Col. Corps of Envincei and SILI Ee SHIEES, : = aor COLLARS, FICHUS and TIES. ADAME WASHINGTON, M ae No, 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ANEW DEPARTURE, AT LESS THAN NEW XORK PRICES. ELEGANT GOODS NOW IN STOC: __ SEWING MACHINES, &e. RIOMPH OF AMERICAN SKIS | 0 Every mechanical man or any lady or gen who take interest in beautiful mechanisin are cordially Invited to call and exanuine the Queen Sewing ‘We do not urge you to buy; only ask you to test try the simplest, lightest ramming and most reliable Sewing Machine ever made. We sell W, latest improved Machines, of all the Gifterent Kinds. SPECIA! WASHINGTO: N ME. D 1211 PENNSYLY Suits, Costumes, Cloaks, &c., lade in au Horst atabort otive. "Lutes tan have Drosess bai fect fit xuaranteed. fe) ‘This week we shall insugurate euch an absolute slaughter of prices as will make our patrons think that we have either bought out half a dozen bankrupt stocks PIANOS AND ORGANS. or are about to become bankrupt ourselves, We canno a n one ew pe Fe pe te: nam Mg two (SHAUNCEY J. REED, Sone a re Bet Recents bares Se Dib: tea We Bi oeraee 7 z All machines we eel] or repair are warranted for 3yeara, (SUCCESSOR TO SIDNEY T. NIMMO,) ons at ps pe DRESSES MADE AND MATERIAL FURNISHED 483 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ee ea nae 26 : THERE IS NO HELP £OR IT. Sole Acent for the T STANDS AT THE HEAD. MATCHLESS HIEMEKAMP PIANOS An 3uE1a0ET RUNING AND DORA And the Celebrated ON MONDAY, APRIL 3p, WE POSITIVELY COM- teenaged OAS AT Le THE ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF SEWIN i BHONINGER CYMBELLOR ORGANS, MERGE TO TERE DOWK ee OW CHINES! : Sold on monthly payment of from $5 to $15. Com fewith oth: i will decide at once SS: ae S {niu favor. Call and eceitat 2 Ladies should call at once -and leave their fore the arsortment of elegant fabrics is broken. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, mi6-3m MADAME WASHINGTON. ALL GOODS MUST GO AT SOME PRICE. OPPENHEIMER'S Bewing Machine and Fashion Rocma, 628 9th street northwest, near corner of F street. Bazar Dresemaker for 8)ring and Summer, 700 ‘of "the fending ‘ijlee for ‘Ladies and wear, price 15 N.B.—Parties leaving the city always find us with cach ready to purchase anything in our line. This en- ables us to keep in stock most of the time PIANOS from CHICKERING, STEINWAY and KNABE, and OR- . GANS from MASON & HAMLIN, SMITH AMERI- CAN end ESTEY, at less than one-half the usual prices Gt THE BEST. LUTZ & BRO., 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Bole agents for Hill's Celebrated al-hn THE CONCORD HARNESS AND COLLARS. ‘Trunks and Harness in great variety, at lowest prices. quoted, Re Most complete R Shop in the city. Old P LANSBURGH & BROTHER, made new. a6 NIMMO'S 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. EAL LACE SHAWLS. Rare Bargains in REAL LACE SHAWLS NEW PIANO WAREROOMS, 519 7th street northwest, ‘New and second-hand Pianos and Organs of; id face acces at payments, ad ALLE DAVIS & CO.’S UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. WORLD RENOWNED. AND UNEQUALED. | highest cash prices paid. Also, W ttrvet, near Ponnarivante santas = HE HEAR Teoraee Sines sen CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE FISCHER, a eee int = NE. By ite use = oy eee eee [ARDMAN HT PIA NEW STYLES FOR HOLIDAYS, H. L. SUMNER, SoLe AGENT, 811 ru Sturer Nonruwesr. . L. WILD & BRO., ‘and the KRA} oy the ‘ke. EICHENBA‘ UNTAIN BRAND OF FINE CUTCHEWING and 1316 P-street, near 709 jO8 and PIANO W: MS. NOS Handsome Black Brocade SILKS, (all pure Silk), full Se tenet ee Piers faa Movaine- 8 excellent quality, only $1; and 4 i j H®¢kze's SELF-RAISING FLOUR and is i FE SAFE DEPOSIT CO. __- GECURITY FROM 1038 BY BURGLARY, i uy 'F fi £ e