Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. = Fn Bae orn LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFicen, 1 Wasntncton, D.C., April 26, 1882, 9:30 a.m. f Yor the middie Atlantic states, partly cloudy Weather, and oecasional rains east to south winds, sewer barometer, stationary or higher tempera- ure. Special Weather Bulletin. RAIN TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press:— An area of low temperature is central near Spring- field, Tilinots. Cloudy riny weather prevails in Riinots, Indians, udiness has in- creased and the wei “ning in the lake ue slightly # sissippl river. reported Chartesto Galveston : Rain ts od Morrow morning Inthe lake region un mbldie At Jantle states, and ram in New England to-morrow, - SPECTAL Barcatns for to-morrow, , 81 Z Carpet: eta, Ste., Worth $1.50; cullencters, 10e. dow!, knife and patent potrto mash Ing Knife, fork and sharpener, 62 Ne.; refrigerator tubs, 12:1 zine washboard, Special bargains Fated china, ntifi- st. elothesiine and 3 boxes bine, fu baby carriages, trunks and de ‘Tre form of fi cally at Hemy and eyesight fitted 453 Penna. ave., near 45 GoTo Youne’s, Young’s, Young’s, 736 7Un st. REMEMBER, Samstag’s prices are hard to beat. Fvseett’s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russa. For Sare—Upright grand ptano,$150. 1139 10th st. EVERY HOUSEKEEPER 8! the generous offer advertisement in a ould avafl themslves of mith, Hanway & CoS ptver column, For Fine PArasous, to Young's, 736 7thstreet. Morr’s Frexcu Powpexs—sure cure. See medi- eal adv. Finest Wines, imported brands, at Chr. Xander’s, No. west, ond domestic, all 1 7th street north- Messrs. Hine and Thoms, as counsel for John F. Talberg, have Med a Dill in equity against James EK Belier and others for an account, and to Geclare a mechanic’s lien on the dweliing house ‘On lot 16, square 7 By His Faexcw Dry Pxocess A. Fischer cleans ladies’ evening dresses, velvets, crape veils, gents’ fine clothes, ete. N.B—His dyeing of black all- Wool lodies’ and gents’ garments is unsurpassed. A. Fischer, 96 G t. SrRine NovELtiEs at W. loses & Son, corner of 7th and Penn. ave. rgaius and varie- tes tn s 3 wire window Screens, musquito canopies, furni ure, carpets and upholstery departments. ‘Sto ready for inspection. Buyers cordially invited to and assorted stock. Baby car 5A) to $50. &0,000 Canps.—The Crank set. Sarra Bernhard fet, ew. 9th st. wing Washington market. C. T. Créahen, Periscoric EVE Giasses $1, at Prigg’s. ‘ALS in diamond settings, at wirk WomEx, named Mary Brien, were sent to the work- house by Judge Snetl to-day for beimg vagrants and habitual drunkards. TWO GRAY-HAIRE! “ALL-woot lace suitings, 2%: Exsossep picture CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Forp’s OrEna Hovse.—“The Mascotte.” Natowat. TukaTex —Italtan Opera. Carirat. TeeaTeR —Varlety entertainment. Wiitaxo’s Hat.—Prot. Carpenter. Lixcots Hatt.—Lecture by Isatah C. Wears. ——$—$_>—__ Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 11:45 p. m. and extinguished at 3:20 a. m. Yesterday, th the Criminal Court, in the case of George Iimmich, changed with an asswult with tn- tent to kill his wife, Laura {mmich, the jury found & verdict of guilty, and notice was given of a mo- tion for a new trial Messrs. G. 8. Corkhill and Walter H. Smith esterday fied an amended motion to set aside the Verdict ih the sult of Hallet Kilbourn against Joun @. Thompson. The additional grounds are the ex- ceptions to the rulings of the court. fron M. Parker, 0. T. Thompson, A. G. John- t. Henry A. Jones and L. G. heorported the Consumers Ice Com- Pany, with a capital of $10,000, divided Into 2,000 shares. Last evening Bishop Pinkney administered the Tite of confirmation to-a class of eight persons in St. John’s chapel, (P.E.), presented by the rector Of St. John’s parish, Rev. Wm. A. Leonard. Atthe 4th street M. E church, last night, six- teen persons were received into membership, the Fesuit of the revival work of the two previous nis ¢ entertainment of the Washington Literary Association at Abner’s music hail last evening was Well attended and was very s ful. Among those who participated were Messrs. E. Blout, L Nordtinger, A. Simons, N. Z. Rosenberg, A. H ip, 1. He |. L. Helier, and M it i. Adier, E Bensin- ein. built of the Police Mrs. Catherine bride, No. ening, by Rev. Mr. McKen- 48 ith street, astor of Wesley € 1, Mr. Robert Ball groomsman and chaperon. The groom Ss old, and the bride about 60, both well- und hate and hearty W. Hickman has ppointed assist- of the Cougresstonal Record, rd, indicted for assault with intent to kill, and who has been In Jul since August last, Was in the Crimtnal Court to-day, and was allowed to plead guilty te an assault, and was sentenced Wo ten dys tinprisonment. Robert Hes, who, it will be remembere One of the stall of Uhe chief marshal In the en Clpation celebration on the Yth instant, and Who fell from his horse that day, died last night at his Fesid ce ON 19th street. ents have been £1 nted to the following resi- dents of te Julius Leeds, turee igers, of DeMolay mpanied by m the 10:20 ‘hiladelphia, on a visit of Corin Chasseur Commandery,’ot t evening give the Washing entertsinment at the followed by a band to-morrow eventn i th S acomplimentary my of Fine Arts, to be ‘The visitors wili return ff and members of the W. L. 1. Corps and t Union Veteran Corps visited the fair of the Capital City Guards last e ening. > District Government Affairs. The schedule of bids for the fourth section of Boundary street sewer shows that Mr. B. J. Coyle ‘ the lowest bidder. ‘The Commisstoners have approved liquor lcenses for the following: George W. Harris, Joun Mc- Kenna, John A. Pierson and John Ricks. Mr. W- 0. Roome, chief of special assessment d- Vision, has issued’ Hen certificates on alleys in equarcs 236, $0, north of 515, 277, 492, 466 and 86. Commodore ‘Thos. Patterson,'n a note to the Commissioners, requests thut ‘the parking com- mission furnish about a dozen North Carolina oplars, to be planted in the navy yard of this city. Superintendent Gambrill, of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, in a letter to the District Commbstoners, ‘states that the small bridge rected in 1875 over the canal, above the Alexan- ia aqueduct, for the passake of towing teams, &., teil down lust Thursday, and he hopes a new Dridce will be put up by the District authorities at an early day. UNDERGROUND TELEGRAPH. company recently or- derground for tele- Sraphic communication, that whenever a com- with sufficient capital to place the telegraph fo this District ‘underground presented cD themselves in good faith to do thts work the Com- missione! ower to ald the right for ‘would not aid Ts would do all in their fem, but if their welling out t pany they out to com: them. ——_--—_ Disrxict Cases rv rae Crmixat Covnt.—The Criminal pop By ve tomorrow for District wing cases will be called: Randall, unlicensed billiard table; John Green ‘and William Taylor, carrying ; Patrick > COW l" a complete and | 3 | Ladies’ Cloth, in a! j ka, 50e ‘The Bunce Game. TESTIMONY OF 4 VICTIM IN THE CRIMINAL OOURT. This morning Im the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, a “bunco” case was tried—that of the United States agninst John Long alias Cornelius Lynch, for the larceny of $90 from Elezear 8. Bart- lett, of Belfast, Allegany county, N.Y., by means of the “buaco” game on the 8th of December last. ‘Mr. A. B. Williams appeared for the defendant. Mr. Bartlett, an elderly gentieman, testified that on the day in question while stopping at the St. Charles he was accosted on the street by a young man Who claimed to know him,and also to be from Belfast and after some conversation witness was invited to go to the young man’s office on Missouri avenue, between 3d and 434 streets. He believed that the defendant was the party he met there and he was introduced. Long sald he (witness) was i friend who Introduced him drew, but was unlucky and insisted on witness playing, and he did, win- | ning £2. ‘The money was not '‘pald but a ‘ticket was honded him by Long, who satd that made him a meiaber and entitled him to take part fo the awing, Dut he must pat up the money in ad- Y put up $10, $30, and finally $50. He tdraw anything in the first two drawings, ther man in the second drawing drew about $560, no money, however, being paid. He hen found that he liad no money and declined to carry the scheme any further, and told them to | retund his he would leave. They re- Us conduct the drawing to the . suid tat he had no money, and Long | asked tf he did not have a bank account, or could he uot give a note, clined to conUnue tn the | gan: nd was ordered Out of the office, and he } his mind that he had been robbed, and fi | held the man with whom he went Into the place and called for the police, when Long came up and asked If he go ey back Would he let the msn go, and h while the mons was being counted the man broke y. He reco hts money, ahd Detective A came up. Last Thursday a man came to Belfast and handed him the balance of the money lost, $70. ‘The defendant testified that the game was what 1s known as the eight-dice game, or American haz- ard, and he explained it mmutely. On cross-cx- amination defendant safd he was a specuiator. John White testified that the game has been played on race tracks for twenty years, and it was a fair gambling game, with the percentages in favor of the dealer. ‘The jury retired about one o'clock. SOCIETY NOTES. Entertainments are given every evening to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Drummond. This evening they will spend with the British Minister and Miss West at the British legation. They will leave for ‘New York next Friday morning, and sail for Eng- land May 10th. After visiting his relatives there Mr. Drummond will take his bride to Vienna, where he will be attached to the British embassy. His wife makes a most pleasant addition to the number of American ladies who have married Enclishmen. Tne marriage of Mr. Albion K. Parris, of this city, and Miss Bessie Howison took place yester- day in Philadelphia, at the residence of the bride’s mother. Acting Vice President Davis says he has not at- tended a recgption at the White House since one (eee by vaeghtent Johnson, which was so crowded hat he and Justice and Mrs. Miller and others in the party were forced from excessive fatigue to sit upon the floor. ‘The ladies who accompanied the President to the opera last evening were very richly dressed, most of them wearing light colored evening dresses. Senator Jones’ wife and her guests, Miss ee ‘Miss Grattan, aud Miss Wheaton, were Representative and Mrs. Candler have invited guests for this evening. —‘The Portuguese Minis er’s daughter 4s visiting friends in Orange, N. J. —A private letter received this week ex. President Hayes says his wife 1s in Chicago.— Mrs. Dudson Lathrop, who has spént so many win- ters here, is seriously’ ill, and little hope 1s enter- t:ined of’ her recovery.—Miss Genevieve Town- send, daughter of the well-known newspaper cor- pondent, is visiting the city, the guest of Mrs. W. P. Copeland. —-__ Fish MARKET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent: 8,000 shad, from $12 to $20 per hundred; 90,000 her- ring, from % to #7 per thousand; 20 buaches Tock’ and perch, from 10 to 40 cents per bunch. ee ee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tae EVENING STAR. Crry Counci.—The two boards, at their sem!- monthly meeting last night, transacted considera. ble business with very little talk. In the board of aldermen President Downham presided, and there Were six aldermen present. In the lower house twelve counciimen were present, and President Douzlas presided. An appropriation of $1,500, made last year, for the erection of a new engine, house for the Columbia engine, was increased to $2,700, on the recommendation of the finance com- lulttee. $500 was added tothe appropriation for Streets. The fire laws were amended so as to fix the annual meeting of fire wardens in May, instead of in March, 50 that the close of the fiscal year of that department may coincide with the close of the fiscal year of the city. $100 was appropriated to meet extraordinary expenses of the board of health In putting up hospital and stamping out Smallpox. An act 10 choose an assistant surveyor Was faid on the table by council. J. A. Marshall Was authorized to erect a fraime house within fire mits. Preliminary movements were made for improvements at the Long wharf, on Washington Street in front of the Baptist church, and on the town clock vane. Taxes were reduced in the cass of J. E. MeGraw and Mrs. HefMlebower, and a refer- ence was made of H. Englehart’s application for tax reduction. Bills of Smoot, Perry & Co, ($103) Were referred. A communication was read from City Attorney Kemper announcing to the council that the city has no rights which are interfered With in the present fish troubles and advising that rivate disputes should be referred to the courts for settlement. The boards then adjourned. Deara.—Mrs. N. P. Trist, widow of the Nicholas | P. Trist, negotiator of the treaty of Gaudaloupe | Hidaigo, which concluded the war with Mexico, died here this morning, at the residence of John W. Burke, esq., her son-in-law, on Wiikes, near Fatrtax street, Mra. T. was a very aged lady,who has gained many warm friends since her residence in Virginia. Reroerer’s Norrs.—The mayor, to-day, has un- der consideration two warrants growing out of the imbroxlio at the fish wharf. One of them relates to the duty of removing offal, and the other to the colleetion of wharfage.... The Columbia Fire Com- pany will not chose a lot below Columbus street for their new engine house, and will probably Jocate on Columbus street, between King and Cam- eron streets....Work upon rebuilding the west Wall of the United States cemetery here was begun this morning. P RASOLS. PARASOLS. NEW STYLES. Parasols, lined, all colors, $2. Cardinal Purasols, lined, $3. Satin Parasols, moire etgles, lined, Satin Parasols, lined, gilt ribs, ish lace, $4. | Satin Parasols, gilt ‘ribs, deep bh lace, Parasols, with fancy handles, 21 ), $2 ‘Sun Umbreilas, and brown, lance sizes. SPRL DRE GOODS. SUMMER SILKS. All- Woo! Momie Dress Goods, new colors, 25c. Sprini colora. heavy at 75c. Summer i te Moire Satins, all the latest styles, ‘at $1, AUL- Wool Bisck Cashmeres, 37c., 50c., 62c. and T5¢. Cjored Dress Silks, very heavy. thew cdloms,$1 and $1.10. Suk Damasses, Tinsel Noveltic, Nuns’ Veiling. Albatross Dress Goods, ‘Taffetas, Beges and) Roman “aid Bunting, all-wool, new colors, best 25e. Tace Banting, only ize Dest mae India Linens, ‘Persian Lawns, Dotted and Figured Swiss Check Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns, French Ongandies. 45 INCHES LONG. reales, Madras an ker shams. Boyat Cloth for Sprine Suits 356. ane Boe: raw Matting, beat qualita faces ciecka Bee ae aTe. Beat'-Ply Carbeta, ai-wool, reduced to Ser” Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, (south side), Near Market. BBB A UD MM Sey S85q BB AA u u Mum» be ch ag ee BBB A A UU MMM = Sgs8 ‘The coming week I will offer special barwainsin all the different departments. The damaged goods are rapidly selling out, and I now offer my entire Stock at GREAT REDUCTIONS. Ladies’ COTTON UNDERWEAR, at 68 and 89¢. choice. Ladies’ PERCALE SUITS, at $2, worth $5.50. One Lot of Ladies’ Fine SHAWLS, worth from $3 to 4.50, at $1.50, Sitk and Satin SUITS and DOLMANS, also SPRING reduction, JACKETS and ULSTERS, at a great Fine Shaded PLUMES, worth $4, only $1.50, All STRAW HATS and BONNETS reduced. Our PATTEEN HATS at half price. Great Bargains in HOSIERY and CORSETS. Fine Lot of Beat EMBROIDERIES, at 10 and 15c. PARASOLS, 15 per cent. discount. One Let SILES and SATINS, slightly damaged, very cheap. Brocaded SASH BIBBON, worth $1.50 s yard, now 78¢, Misses’ SUITS, damaged, some cost as high es $18, J V. COLLINS, . CITY ITEMS. clams, at 621 Barret oruiwest, Nor Oyeter Dopon, BWale ‘These Whe Have Heen Dosed with qui nd experienced its injurious Geeta shomia’ try Carters Liver Bitters, & Bure cure for malaria. He Had Faith Among Doubters. i Samuel E. Palmer, a employe in the gent Of is Miller; No, 353: furnishing store ". Mi Sixth avenue, wer York city, has invested regularly in the ra’ of the Loutsiana State Lottery by send- ing to M.A. Daupnin, New Orleans, Las He failed to get a ticket in the February drawing, as he sent too late, but received one in the March distribu- tion, He was laughed at by his friends, but he Offered to bet $100 that he would some day win a da ize. Sure enough, he found that his wasa half of ticket No. 6,099, which had drawn $5,000. He coliected it through Adams Express Company, and ashe has frequently drawn small prizes of $20 and $10 before, will send in time for May 9th, to be in the next drawing under the spectal super: vision of Gens. G. 'T. Beauregard, of La., and Jubal A. Early, of Va., as usual. Barnum’s Circus always takes along a gross of German Corn Re- mover. Sold by druggists. “Welcome the Coming, speed the parting guest.” No hastily extemporized vunch can approach the renowned Hud Puneh in javor. Every wine cellar should be supplied with it Small Annoyances in Life are vanishing through sctentific discovery. Tn his Skin Cure, Dr. C. W. senson of Baltimore, Md., as created a perfect remedy for tetter, eruptions | and scurf on the face or scalp. Every person using it will have a clear countenance. Forty Yearq’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup isthe prescription of one of the best female p! iclans and purses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-falling success by millions of from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, geiping mm pain, cures: mntery al in the bowels and wird colic. By giving health to the child it rests the mother. % cents a bottle. m,W,3 Does Your Head Ache? Lodille’s Specific cures the worst case in 5 to 30 minutes. od cents. At stores, Flies and Bugs. Files, roaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice, goph- oe! chipmunks, cleared out by “Rough on ae Allen’s Brain Food is the Mont Keliable tonic for the brain and generative organs. It post- yely cures nervous debility, loss of memory, and git seminal apd sexual weakess, All: druggists, $1 a bottle; six for $5. Stott & Cromwell, 40 Pa. ave. LW. “Alderney Dalry W ” Fresh Alderney Matton churned every morning and delivered in 34-1. “Ward” prints, SOc. per ID. ‘Also, e buttermilk and sweet milk, Se. perqt Cream, 15c. pint Cc UTICURA RESOLYENT, THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER, SALT RHEUM, COVERING THE BODY FOR TEN YEARS, RE- SISTING ALL METHODS OF TREATMENT, CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. Lay Orrice ov Cmas. Houguren,, } 17 ConGness St., Boston, Feb. 28, 1878. 1 feel ita duty to inform you, and through you. interes fact, that a most been under my personal observation from ite first ap- Yearance to the present time—about ten (10) years—cov- eriu the greater portion of the patient’ ly and limbs with its, peculiar irritating and itching which al the kuown methoda of treating such’ diseases had been applied without benefit, has completely dis- appeared, leavine a clean ard healthy skin, under afew days of profuse application of Curicuma. im and do heartily advice all cinuilarly, affticted to try the remedy, which has in this Deen so effectu: Very truly yours, this case. CHAS. HOUGHTON. VARICOSE ULCER. SORES FROM THE KNEE TO THE HEEL—AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE—CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. On the 284 of August, 1877, I had the misfortune having my leg broken, in front of William Stern's dry & store, by @ case goods being thrown on_me. the bone was set by » physician of removing the spiints, sores broke out from my knee to the heel, and several physicians called it varicose veing, and ordered me to wear rubber stock . After wear- ing out about $25 worth of different makes without any | Sens of cure, T bought the OuTicuRA REMEDIES. Be- | fore half had’ been uxed I was astonished to see the sores heal up one by one, and now nct one sore Ceraperte Loans Lu ie Corruborat ? a wists, Dover, NH. ITCHING HUMOR. COVERING THE BODY, SKIN COPPER-COLORED— INTOLERABLE ITCHING AND TER- BIBLE HUMOR CURED. Thave been afficted with a troublesome skin disease, covering almost completely the upper part of my body, me. used blood purifiers dies, but experienced fio relief util procured the COT: IcURA Remeptes, which, although used carelessly and irregularly, cured me, allaying that terrible itchinue and Testoriug my kin to its natural color. I am willing to make affidavit to the truth of this statement. 8. G. BUXTON, Milan, Mich, CANKER AND NURSING SORE MOUTH—THE SUFFERINGS OF A MOTHER, No pen can describe what I suffered from a Nursiny Sore Mouth and C-nker; none but a mother who had it £20 possibly believe what itis, and none but thove who have used itcan possibly belleve the efficiency of the Curicuns ResoLvent in entirely curing it. HATTIE J. FOSTER, Cambridgeport, Mass, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER, And Curtcura and Curicura Soar, the great Skin Cures, will cure every species of Humor, from a a pimple toscrofula. All other remedies may be tried and found wanting, but in the end the CUTICURA REMEDIES must be toeffect a cure. Curicuna Remepres sold by all Druggists. Principal Depot, Weeks & Potter, Boston. all orders made up in large, clean, well- well outliated Tactory roan, Felina to ES the Tailor. NOVELTIES IN ooh PRE ot ne P38 ie Hg. ERE ¥ 00 BR R EEE Ill GGG WN NN SUITINGS AND COATINGS. SILK-MIXED BANNOCKBURN! oN ETRE RENEE aro, ‘The. the green. dod i between ailver mixed in ‘ai Colors in wool an soft as roR “7 PLEASURE SUITS, BU: io NIGEL Li TRE TAILOR 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Branch stores in all principal cities. sp19-w! QPsciaL BARGAINS TO-DAY. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. EPDY BEFRIGERATORS, 5 WHITE MOUNTAIN FRERZEBS, PORCELAIN LINED COOLERS, ICE PITOHERS, &c. OUR PRICES ARE VERY LOW. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Ironres or Cuma axp Giasswane, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘We have in stock a full line of the elegant SIMPS: A NUFACTURE, ‘To which we invite ty Seention of those who wish s reliable ney SEARCQA, PAGED REFRIGERATOR. Polished Metal, and beautifully finished. Every one guarauteed to give entire WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, Dealers in China, Glass and House Furnishing Goods, a21 709 MARKET SPACE. ¥F YOU WANT A GOOK STOVE OR RANGE Call on Range, with Patent Duplex Grate, the best Grate med : ade. Our stock of REFRIGERATORS, OIL and GAS STOVES is now complete, of which, 98 well as Cooking Stoves, we can show the lanzest assortment in the city. ‘The attention of builders and others is respectfully R Set Ranges Stag Hoad and St. the Fireside Jewel and Social’ Latrobes,_ and ariety of Slate Mantels, all first-class goods, respectfully solicited. ‘We thank our Patrons who constantly tell us this ver_ Dally, face to face, and prove it, practically, by purchs- sing 0 treely of our Reliable Goods. Our Fourth ‘Large Order is now on our open counters, enabling ut to offer stil better VALUE snd GREATER BAR- GAINS. Friday next ends our first year uptown. Pop- ular appreciation of the convenience our House bas af- forded uptown renidents, encourages us to offer contin - where mistakes occur or @ change of any kind is de- sired. We know our merchandise is good value. We solicit the strictest examination and comparison. COCHRANE & CO., LADIES’ AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS, GOODS AND NOTIONS, OPPOSITE RIGGS' BANK. LAss5cRce & BRO. DRY WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THE BALANCE OF W. 8. JENKS & CO., al ‘717 7th street northwest. THE SEASON, GEORGETOWN ADV°TS. ’ EORGE E. NOYES, ee ‘COLUMBIA FOUNDRY, 1050 80th street.. Manufactures Steam Boil. ‘Engines, Boll. i] id Mill-work; Architectural fie Work po hi a NOW Is THE TIME TO PAINT. ‘The best place to buy your GREAT CLEARING SALE IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW BUILDING IN THE FALL. PAINTS, OILs, VABNISHES, BRUSHES, GLASS, ETC., 18 AT No, 1421 NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY, FROM JAMES H. McGILL, DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES, §e~Handy to all lines of street cars, ANIEL G. HATCH & COMPANY, ARTISTIC HOUSE FURNISHERS axD DECORATORS, LAMBREQUINS. AND PORTIERES, In Rare Fabrics. No. 934 F STREE' NORTHWEST. WE OFFER NOW: ‘Ten Cases beautiful LAWNS, warranted fest colors, in Figured and Polka Dot, 5 cents. ‘Three Cases SEERSUCEER, at 9c., worth 12%c. wig rage finest French SEERSUCKER, 12}c., worth all-1m_ | Three Cases small PLAID WOOL DRESS GOODS, re- duced to 12}4¢, from 30c. ‘One Care BROCADED DRESS GOODS, in all the new spring shades, at lic, One Case ALL-WOOL FINEST NUNS VEILING, at 250. These are very scarce. We Just received them from the Custom House, having ordered them in January. ‘Two Casea ECRU, only FRENCH BUNTING, at I6e. per yard, These cost 35c. to import, but agit iss dob lot and all one shade, we bought them at a sac- Tifice. all-im* M ADAME WASHINGTON, One Case FAILE RELIGEUSE, the finest Cloth im- No. 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Ported, 45 inches wide, at 65c., reduced from $1.25. ‘One Case double width NUN’S VEILING, at 50c., re- duced from 75c. ANEW DEPARTURE. One Case 6-4 emall check ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, at60c. Other merchants are selling them at $1. DRESSES MADE AND MATERIAL FURNISHED | Six Cases ALI, WOOL FANCY BUNTINGS. in Black and all the leading Spring shades, at 25c., worth 0c, A great bargain, AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES, ELEGANT GOODS NOW IN STOCK. COLORED SILKs, , BLACK SILKS. Ladies should call atonce and leave their orders be- | Ten Pieces extraordinary good BLACF SILK, at$1. It compares favorably with any $1.50 Silks. Now is your time tobuy. It will pay you to layit by fore the assortment of elegant fabrics is broken, ‘until Fa Dy, as it is a sure saving of 50c. per yard. BATIRWACRIGN GUARANTEED, Fifty Dozen MISSES SILK HOSE, in Pink, Blue and Cream, at 75c. # pair, worth $1.25. mi6-3m ‘{ MADAME WASHINGTON. ne 2 ORB ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. Just received and plabedon our counter— A All-Wool Blue CHEVIOT MEN'S SUIT, which we offer at the astoniahing low price of $8, goods val- ued at $11. A beautiful line of MEN'S PANTS, desirable patterns, at $2, $2.50, $3. Our stock of Youth's ‘and Men's BUSINESS and DEKSS SUITS is, without exception, the largest and best selected ever exhibited in this city. Our BOYS' DEPAREMENT is complete in every de- We call special attegtion to our ‘‘DENGREMONT CHILDREN'S SUITS,” in three different shades. This is undoubtedly the neatest, best fitting Suit which was ever introduced. ‘We have a few of the $2.50 BOYS’ SUITS left, Every article in our two stores reduced. We want to crowd our stores with purchasers, and we are content to make sacrifices to do it, Onr building is going on rapidly, a drawing of which can be seen in our'window. We must open witha CLEAN, NEW STOCK, And shall sell every article in our present stores before removal. LANSBURGH & BROTHER, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. am M, F. EISEMAN, THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND CLOTHIER. 421 SeventH Srneer N. W., W. M. SHUSTER. & SONS . Have just received NEW EMBROIDERED DRESSES, at $15. CHOICE LINEN LAWNS, in the newest of the ala (Under Odd Fellows" Hall), dest quality. ne GRENADINES, in Silk and Silk and Wool. Pep BE of “Ft &% VELVET GRENADINES at $1.50—very choice. PPP HHH 6 6 T O00 SPRING WEIGHTS IN NEW BLACK GUODS. P HH OO T OO SILK AND CASHMERE SHAWLS, all colors. FOULARD AND LOUISINE SILKS. ~ Lt 00 POCKET CAMERAS. ‘With this new and beautiful Pocket Phot whic ont- | NEW PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, At any amateur oF child can take perfect Photographs | COACHING PARASOLS, all colors. ofall Geir Friends, Views of Mountain Scenery, Lakes | GUINET AND BONNET SILKS, in every grade, and Houses. Just the article for Household Use or | Coron Hoare oie, hit sea the prepared new and eas aby COLORED SILKS, in every shade. rocess., Price, ecmplete, with everything, only | © NEW SATINES, FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS, 15. ‘The Amater Photographer,” with specimen L ai aH eg eee TACKLE DEPOT, FANCY DRESS GOODS eae Goops _a5 1847 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. 0, ‘OF EVERY TEXTURE. ELATI’S CARAMEL HOUSE, 620 9TH STREET | €2-Owe Patce. northwest, Branch Store, 1339 Pennsylvania ave. received 250 cases of Imported Pure Olive Oil and W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, Italian Maccaroni soll = 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Fo WEDDINGS. ‘The Best is the Cheapest. ame TYLER & CHEWNING, . W. GALT, BRO. & CO,, es Oe 918 1rz STREET NORTHWEST, JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, OFFEB ve Wedding ing Announce- Engray Inviations, Wedd ments and Visiting Cards in the approved styles. ‘They choice collection of RICH JEWELRY, = rea Deve petiorae re BEOO gs OP FANOY SIDER VIATEDO RE: BLE. W, variety, CUTLERY, | CHECKS AND STRIPES FOR COMBINATION CLOCKS, BR. , BRONZE PANELS, POTTERY, Locks, AaeES. BRONZE PANELS, EBY, SUITS, = a ae ee AT LESS THAN THEY CAN BE BOUGHT EL&E- . H. WHEATLEY'S WHERE. aN S8COU! tore BLISH) New DE coe: RI] A IMENT. —— gro pcp of eins youn or in the Dis- TRUNNEL & CLARK, trict, upon recel; ‘address red and returned by taal asd eevee trom, 803 Manxer SPacx, and toall parts country. X (QLD 49) JEFFERSON we Oe Te ante aeeeeeT BO. ON'T FAIL TO VISIT MoLEOD's STUDIO, Btpopularbuoee. "We chslengs osmgurisee tn oett® ‘See, and invite all persone to inapect the stock. IPSUE BLACK GRENADIN choice, Rae eer eee he Stee stes: great 3f thls system wherever in Inced haa ag s benutital cae Faas pan sul be from Mn. ANGUS Mo- | Wehave placed on our counies 1O0dee teats? Bale in this city, and bax no, connection with any | prisgan HOSE: ful repulse to be wold at $3 per posts fs qth, 100 aha: Liven West HD 3. 123¢0..eplen- $20. www 3s N TIT Wwww geo Rey 2” wre bores 003 MARRET SPACE. al9-3m TRUNNEL & CLARK. ‘Dollars per Suit is the fgumiwe name for the choice of your = ‘THE SALE OF CARPETS AT COST FOR CASH AT S27-SAME GOODS NOORDER COST $90.23 EReETEOn > eee ‘WILL CLOSE THE FIRST OF MAY. ee » BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY. a. MER & CO, SPECIALTIES: READYSEADE DEPARTMENT, FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER, ‘316 AND 319 7TH STREET. * inthe best, ‘Try C tinay sete eB: ar <S DRY GUODS. PERSONAL SELECTIONS. SEATON PERRY, (Svocesson TO Penny & Brorsen,) “CHOICE PARIS NOVELTIES,” “RARE BARGAINS” wide FRENCH ILLUMINATED CHUDDAS Tat BEtces He Astin ‘which are worth 625c. ALL WOOL CHECKS at 75c., former price $1. LUPIN'S ALL WOOL NUNS VEILINGS st 25c., ‘which are cheap at 30c. A plain ES reduced to 50c. formerynice tie SATIN EMBROIDERED PARIS FICHUS. “Special offer PARIS EMBROIDERED BA- Mistsfana A 8 VEILING ROBES, from $16 to All Silk BLACK GRENADINES. ANDERSON’S SYLPHIDES and ZEPHYRS. NEW WHITE GOODS and ALL LINEN LAWNS. LOUISINES, SURAHS, RHADAMES, FOULARD and SUMMER SILKS, and MOIRE FRANCAISE reat variety, and at very lowest LYON'S and DROWNS' Celebrated UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS. $a” PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Peary Bouripra, Pennsyivania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1540, a2? GPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. Tiluminated Dress Goods, widest double width, pure Wool, only 500. Nun's Veiling, all colore, pure Wool, 30e. Bisck Brocade Silks, all pure Silk, $1, Colored and Black Silke, 50c. Black and White Striped Silke, 50c. Black Silk Velvet, $1. Checked Dress Goods—Black and White, Blue and Gold, Green and Gold, Brown and White, 250. Colored and Biack Cashmeres, pure wool, double widdh, 37340. Piano Covers, Silk Embroidered, $5.75. Bleached Table Damsck, all Linen, 50c. Cloth for Men’sand Boys’ wear, 37c. to $1.50, Black Cashmere Shawls, all Wool, $2. Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, 750. dozen. Honey-Comb White Quilts, 75c. Black Silke, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. One hundred pieces of Scotch Ginghama, plaid, plain and striped, 250. CARTER’S,, als 711 MAREFT SPACR. i te ap FAMILY SUPPLIES. E 8 r Fen 00 fe FAR SUPERIOR TO THE BEST GRAHAM FLOUR. IT IS THE FOOD FOR TRE DYSPEPTIO. IT I8 UNEXCELLED FOR rants AND CHIL- IT IS UNEQUALLED FOR THE BRAIN- WORKER. Ak your grocer for it, and aleo for a Circular. Wholesale Dey ot corucr 1st street and Indiana svenne, m29 WM. M. GALT & 00. oJ OCKEY “CLUB WHISKY, We offer to the Public the above arti m30-1m* PER STEAMER, A FRESH INVOICE OF THAT PEERLESS BEAND OF CHAMPAGNR, HUME, CLEARY & CO, m8 807 Market Space. Four! Flour rrovrmt DIRECT FROM MINNETONKA MILLA, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. CABR-LOAD JUST RECEIVED. This Flour is of : ELPHONZO YOUNGS, (Sole Agent for the Mill,) Grocer, 904 9th street northwest, 29 Im Bet. Band F, opp. Critic Offics, _ BOOKS, &e. NEW PUBLICATIONS. - weet Science, by Tito Vienoli, Inter. Sci. Series, Froude's Life of Thomas Carlyle, 2 vols., ital fad Population, gigs Haw ear fury Bacon, $1.50. Peabody"s Handbook of Gon versaticn, 60 centa, esimus, Memoirs of a Disciple of St. Paul, $1.50. Sonnete and Canzoneta, by A. Bronson Alcott, $1. Longe sper oy feliow's Hyperion, paper covers, 15 centa, Longfellow's Outre-Mer, Paper covers, 15 cents. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, ald 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Morawetz on Private Corporations; $6. Schouler on Husband and Wife: $6. per ou Tadaney’ and Coverture af cdlvoa 6%, Fler on Infaney and Coverture, 2 : ‘The Frere, by Mrs, Alerander? $e ce, by Lucy C. Lillie: 90c. Flyial Equeagons to Ocean: 1, ital Education, by Orwold; $1. 4 itis Runchone oy § ‘The Brain and Its 8, by J. 31. History of Ancient Egypt, 2vols...by P1 nce and Culture, 03 . Huxie; 50. T st of Bt in boxes in the city, W. H. MURRISON, Law Booxskter aND STATIONER, all 475 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Freenxce BOOKS, FINEST STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, ETC. V. G. FISCHER, (Bucoessor to M. E. Boardman), 629 15th Street, Opposite U.S. Treasury, al0 Washington, D.C. NEW BOOKS. Clair Papers, 2 vols. Luys. ‘The Brain and i Huxley's Science and Culture. Gordon's War Diary De Amici’s Morocco and ite s2geaee3 JAMES J. CHAPMAN, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Branch Box Office Ford’s Opera House. NEW BOOKS. alo Outline of Primitive Belief among the Indo-European Races, by C. F. Keary, China and the United States, by William Speer. Covenant Names and Privileges, by Ric! ‘wton. Hugh Miller's Works reduced frou §1¢ to ‘The Gospel According to Matthew by Dr. Philip Schaif. Bits from Blinkbonny, or Pell of the Masive. Wa. BALLANTYNE & SON, aT Seventh street. <r) WILD BRO., 09 7th Street Northwest, ole Seenta for he STIKEF and chek ANCE APPA & BACH PIANOS and ESTHY ORGANS. Special attention given to Taniny Pianor and Several Pianos and Organs now for reut at low ratee. (yuauncey J. REED, (SUCCESSOR TO SIDNEY T. ‘NIMMO,) 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Bole Agent for the MATCHLESS HIEMEKAMP PIANOS finn And the Celebrated SHONINGER CYMBELLOR ORGANS, Bold on monthly payment of from $5 to $15. N.B.—Parties leaving the city always find us with cash ready to purchase anything in our line. Thisen- 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 and ESTEY, at less than one-half the usual pricce quoted, ‘Most complete Repair Shop in thecity. Old Pianos made new. 36 EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS FRaece waka it at re- WE ABE DETERMINED Nor TO CAREY any CANNED GOODS over till next season. ‘Therefore we offer the follow 200 dozen * “Boston Market” TOMATO) Tp. cans. dora Bucher re Piyvilas Or ale arpa sae Gants SES GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, No. 1209 F STREET. For LENT! Soused Herring, in Tomatoes, cured Trout Codfieh. Fresh Boneless Herring. Yarmouth Bloaters, 2 Govier: Ki He Codfieh Baile. . B. W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F street northwest, Just RECEIVED a oe BOBTON CUCUMBER: TO! TMBES, RIDA TOMATO DU rLOMIBa ORANGES, ‘Constantly on hand, PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS, Also, the very best POULTEY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, Patace Manurr, Corner 14th street and New York svenus, QE 87AG PURE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, favor and purity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & 0, as Qot MARKET SPACE, E ARE RECEI FRIME STALL FED BEEF, “GAME AND FRESH rHURUELRAIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., a28 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. \AT SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR Favorably known as the SOVEREIGN, yields, in perfection, white, eweckaad wholesome bread HUME, CLEARY & ©O., 807 Market Space. a8 ‘UN B. RELLY, Dee. LAMB, VEAL MUTED MOTTO my ‘So SonNED BEER and 206 208 Ni ‘Market; Marketing delivered free of charge to allpartaof the ety. mar24 GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. SS Manilla a speclalty. CUNNINGHAM, "740 8th alent E ARE UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY IN W DEESS SHIETS. Linen Collars, Linen Caffe, Silk Neckwear, Cotten Socks, Undershirts and Drawers. New styles of Percale Shirts, the very best quality, Fine Pereale Shirts, only 75 cents, ‘Finest Dress Shirts to order, elerantly made, only $2. Six fine Dress Shirts to order for $9. All goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every at. “ids MEGANNISS, 1002 F street northwort. GS, ® etieny, . SUCCEASOR 1 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS MOT ES TS FURNISHINGS: 2112 F Sraxer Nostawmsr, Wasumorox, D.C, renowned and 4 ao 423 11th street, above Pennsylvania avenue. £23-2m r[uouPson’s SAFE DEPOSIT CO. GecuRiry, _FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ne Re hare Da cera Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January. 1867, Gapital...... 00, serene in 000. of site und tatadSad on Spcsat Dopo Sak DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY ax> MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest. NECKWEAR, FOOTWEAR, aimeuahn GrantEs re GLOVER, of Riggs & Oo., Vice President. mene; roe Ee Nyuux Amt. Seep. | FRCONOMICAL AND SAFE. Benjamin P. Bnyder, saries ©. Ae otra Sevan. SEWING MACHINES, ADIES DESIRING TO BUY OR RENT A L SEWING MACHINE. SHOULD FAIL TO call \CHPS, corner and make frown out of all the of pew, tuine tbe Relf‘tuneding QUEEN, before baying ane ap mee : x }; one ia Spal Department income nl ts appoint Siegler svemsiore cai RCnaEes Tr STANDS AT THE HEAD. ELDREDGE! THE ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF SEWING ‘MACHINES! AND BULK, AND WHIOH QUICKLY WEAR OUT ITIS SAFE, BECAUSE IT 18 MANUFACTURED TET LC a it N OTICE! ceaiiee <= alapasen ent eae