Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING THURSDAY. S LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THR Corer Stanat. OFriceR, ¥ Wasnixetos, D.C., M+y 11, 1882. 9:30 a.m. For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather ‘with light rain, winds mostly easterly, stationary or lower temperature and p e. Special Weather Builetin. The chief signal oMicer of the army furnishes the following svecial bulletin to the press:— ‘The barometer ts h'chest In Manitoba, high near the mouth of the St. Lawren: Ohio valley, where a storm of slight energy 1s central Kain has fallen tu all the districts. ‘The following stations Fainfall in the Pensacola, 1.82; Chattanooga, 1.4; Grend Haven, 1.45; Port Huron, 1.34, and Buffslo, 118. E. 43 prevall In the like region, middie states and New England; and northwesterly west of the Mississippi river. There has been a general fall of temperature, averaging 10° in the lake region and middle States TAR, —_——.___ REFRIGERATORS AND Ice Cnests.—Factory prices at J. W. Schaefer's, 1020 7th street northwest. Frsexit’s Ice Cream. a's book ; price, 75 cents. A Naw Derarrcee.—Rereafter Mr. Davis will Yuse in both his studios, #25 Pa @is new and wonderful Instunt making photographs. ‘The r: sthey are made is marvelous—t 1s more easy to ob- tain a correct likeness and a natural expression. Call and see the working of this wonderful process. Sones, waltzes, marches, 5 cts, J. Jay Gould's. ‘Carps—Lover set; new: 9th-st. wing Wash. Mkt. Every Hovsexkerer should avall ghems~ives of the generous offer of Smith, Hanway & Co. See advertisement in another column. XANDER'S, S11 7th street, fs noted for its good Wi skies. y his t-yeat-old Taylor, X-year-old Hermitage, lt Moore & Grigsby. CoRB vest chains, tiled, #3, at Prigg’s. Lockets. For wall papers, window shades, &., co toR. W: | Henderson & Co.’s, 1113 F street nortiwest. PORTLAND CEMENT, best quailty, K. B & S| a Fresh eatzo” just arrived. importers’ agent, 3 ned in Ye | ¢ great erank | dally. Buy r before yy Morrison & Duval, ngton, D. C. they are 805 nt 50 Z D street, W Hexrten’s optician store, will be ent Bocxicled. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Forn’s Orena Hovse.—“Widow Bedott.” NavioNAL THEATRR.—“Her Atonement.” Carrrat TaeaTeR—Varlety entertainment. Opp FriLows’ Haut_—World’s Museum. eager Condensed Locals. A white male Infant was left on the door steps of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum about 1 o'clock yesterday. Yesterday morning, a white boy, named James Williams, broke his thigh bone by’ falling trom a Bank of earth on North Capitol, between M and N Streets nw. Dr. Marstella attended him, and afterwards he was sent to his home, 118 Pierce street. reel Sestentay, Major Brock recelved a telegram from | ‘the Connelisville (Pa.) officers, stating that there | Was no murder committed at the mines at that Place, as stated by the colored man Ward, at | ‘whose instance a white man named Bond was arrested Tuesday in this city charged with the €rime. Bond was released last evening. At the memorial services in honor of the late Rev. Henry Highland Garnett, held at Cooper In- stitute, New York city, last evening, Prof. Richard T. Greener, of this city, delivered the eulogy. An @Fizinal poem was read by T. Thomas Fortune. The petition to Congress asking that the pay of tes in the Metropolitan police force receivin; Eo per month ve restored to the foriner amount o | $90, has been numerously signed by prominent citi- Bens of the District. At Ford's Opera House, to-morrow evening, Henry J. Byron's delightful comedy “Our Boys” re- ‘Will be produced, with Mr. C. B. Bishop as Perkua Biddlewick, and Miss Minnette Thompson as Mary | Betrose. 1 T. E Snelibaker, an old variety manager, has Teased the Theater Comique fora term of three Years, < essrs. Cook & Cole have entered sutt for Wm. T. Henderson gainst the Biltimore and Onio | Railroad Company for $25,000 damages for Injuries | Sustained in a collision on March 15th last between | this city and Baltimore. The Medical Soctety last night adopted resolu- Mons expressing its approbation of the work o! the ladies and gentlemen interested in the Gar- | Beld Memorial Hospital and offring its cordial | co-operation. —— MARRIAGE LickNsES have bee issued to Wm. | B. Brooks snd Julia C. Richardson; Robert H. Par- ker and el Mussey; Wm. D. Barber and Jen- ; Bie Burr; Charles Rinehart and Sallte E. Currier, Doth of Maryland; Samuel Joiner and Maria H Fis; Rob rt H. Byng, of Charleston, 8, C., and Beimont, of New York city; Thos A. Ladson and Alice M. Voss; Wesley Swales and Mary Cole- man _—=. ee THE Lixcoms Moxcwext Assoctation.—The trustees of the Lincoln Monument assoctation met apitol yesterday, and elected permanent | —Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks, (im place of Hon. ‘Thomas Harlan, re- | Signed); Hon. Godlove S. Orth, vice president; Ed- | Ward McPherson, of Pennsylvania, secretary; Jno. | W. Thompson, of the District of Columbia, treas- | urer. Messrs. David K. Cartter, Omar D. Conger, Pherson, Henry B. Anthony, James R: | john Nathan @lecteu to Mill vac J. Creswell, Montgomery C. and Spencer F. Baird were eS on the board of trustees. = WaAsnrxcton CarrLe Ma®KeT.—On the Metro- £0. R-K., three miles from the At the Queens- 365 head of cattle ch 341 were sold to butchers, | and 24 stockers sent to country? | mbs up; of these 800 were sold | p 5¥a6ie. per Ib, lambs 7293. Cows and calves brought $2agw.” The state Of We market was fair. ns ‘THe Witt or REAR ApMiRAL RODGERS Was yes- terday filed with Register Ramsdell for probate. It is dated June 2s, 1879, and provides that his wife shall inherit all his estate of every description. In Case of his <urviving her it bequeathed to bis son, Win, Ledyard Rodgers, a silver plate recetved from his mother, given to her tather by the city of Bal- timore; a ‘silver walter engraved with the fight between the Weehawken and the Atlanta, and his Russian sword; the residue of bts silverware to be Majer Twining’s Succewer. Affairs in West Washington. MAJOR GARRETT J. LYDECKER DETAILED a8 EXGINERE.| Duav m Bup.—This morning, Mary a COMMISSIONER OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ‘The President and the Secretary of War had a long conference at the Whit House late yesterday afternoon. The army register was carefully ex- amtned and the records of the different officers of the corps of engineers were considered. It was Zeelded to detail Major Garrett J. Lydecker as Engineer Commissioner of the District of Colum- bla, to succeed Major Twining. Major Lydecker has been In charge of the improvements of the harbor at Chicago since July 12th, 1878, and the work done by him there is spoken of in the most complimentary manner. He has been ordered by telegraph to report here for duty, and the regular or-er detailing him was Issied from the War department to-day. Major Lydecker ts the son of Joun R. Lydecker, an intimate friend of the Presi- dent, who was dismissed from the New York stm house in company witl Chester A. Aftthur. He Is a native of New Jersey, and was selected for appointment to a military cadet- ship by competitive examination of puplis from the free schools of New York. He was at West Point from September, 186, to June 13th, 1 when he was graduated and promoted to fi Neutenant, corps of engineera. During the rebel- lion he served at the of Petersburg in the Army of the Potomac, being in command of.acom- pany of the engineer battalion. He was brevetted captain April 21, 1865, for gallant and meritorious services at that siege; also, as assistant engineer in making surveys at the theater of military opera- tions before Petersburg from April 13th to June 15th, 1865, and while acting as assistant to the board of engineers for the melioration of the forti- cations in the vicinity of New York, he was pro- moted to be captain. He served as assistant engl- neer on Fort Wayne, michigan and harber im- provements on Lakes Erie and Huron from April, 1867, to November, 1863, and on the works in charge of Major Prime ‘trom November, 1868, to April, 1869; as superintendent engineer of’ the de- fences of New Orleans the survey of Galveston harbor, Texas, and the 8th lighthouse district, west of Peart river, from April to July, 1869; he served as assistant professor of engineering at the West Point military aeademy from Auguat 28th, 1869, to February 15th, 1871, and as principal assistant 3 professor until August 15th, 1872; as chief 1 heer on the staff of the commanding general of the division of the Pacific from September 8th, 1872, to February 5th, 1874; a8 assistant engineer on the works fn charge of Major Hensten, from February 4th, 1875, ay 34, 1877, and as chief engineer of the division ofthe Missourl until July” 16th, 1878, performing the duttes of superinteuding engineer of improve- ments of the harbor of Michigan city, of the new Buflalo harbor, of the Chi:ago and Calumet har- bors and of the'Illinols river. He was a member of the board of oflicers to examine candidates for the position of second Heutenant in the army in 1878, and was also a member of the board of engt- heerson tie improvement of the Chicago and Michisan city harbors In 1878. He was statloned at Cuicazo continuously from January 1st, 1878, as chief enzineer officer at the headquarters of the inilitary division of the Missouri. He was de- t duty aschief engineer officer July and since that date has been in charge ements of harbors, particularly the He wa$ proinoted to be major ses fine executive ability, is energetic, of sterling integrity of character, a thorough engi- heer and stood among the first in his class at West Point. His detail to this city is regarded with Much favor by his former classmates, who speak in the highest terms of praise of him as an officer and a gentleman. ———E Denouncing the Dublin Crime. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY IRISH CITIZENS OF THE DIsTRIcT. The executive committée of the Land League of the District of Columbia, at a meeting held at Shea’s hall last night, Thomas Smith presiding and Thomas McCabe acting as secretary, adopted a series of resolutions, reciting the condition of affairs in Ireland, deploring the murder of Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke and declaring their be- lef that the people of Ireland are no more respon- le for the assassination of Lord Cavendish and Secretary Burke than the ople of this country for the assasination of Garflel The Clan-na-Gael Association at a meeting last night adopted resolutions condemning the atros cious assassinations in Dublin, and thanking the President for his interference in the matter of im- prisoned American suspects in Ireland. District Government Affairs. Applications for liquor licenses have been ap- roved by the license board as follows: William lynn and Debrah O’Niel._ They also disapproved the application of Henry Koch & Co. Bull ing permit issued by Inspector Butwisle: William Ballantyne, erect a three-story uwelling Vermont avenue, between N and O streets north- West; $11,000, DISTRICT BUILDINGS UNFIT FOR THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THEY. ARE USED. In compliance with a request from the District | Commissioners, Inspector Entwisle has made an examination of the buildings on 43 street rented for District oMfces, as to their safety and adapta- bility for the bsg eye for which they are used, an ‘ates that the Columbia buildings and the buildings in which the health office and police sei ala are situated are all three totally unfit for their uses in every respect. He encloses statements of the chiefs of the principal bureaus showing the contents of their rooms and possible Joss in case of fire. From these Statements, and from this report on the buildings, it seems con- clusive that in justice to the property-owners the records should be placed in a more safe building at the earliest possible moment, and suitable ices provided for the transaction of the steadily in- creasing business of the District. ee ‘The Addicks Divorce Case. STATEMENTS OF THE HUSBAND AND WIFE. To-day, in the Equity Court, in the case of Joseph T. Addicks against Helen L. Addicks, a mo- tion was made in behalf of the respondent for alt- mony, counsel fees and for an allowance to enable her to return home from Dresden, Europe, to de- fend the sult—Mr. H. W. Garnett appearing for her. The bill in this case was filed some weeks since by Mr. Charles Bee eter ‘who, with Mr. John A. Clarke, appears for plaintiff), ahd it sets forth a marriage in New York, December 19th, 1878; that the Addicks have one child, now about 2 years old; that the husband is a passed assistant [ed dae Us. y, and that they came here uly 3d last, and Lived here till February 13th last, when she started for Europe. THE HUSBAND CHARGES that fn a short time after marriage she showed Dad temper towards him; that in 1880, while in Shanghal, China, she threw kerosene ofl over him, causing him great mortification and mental agony; that from May,1880, she treated him with systematic crueity; that while returning from China on the City of Pekin, and while she was sick she threw a dish of food he had brought her in his face; that on July 34 last they arrived in this city and took rooms at 1405 H street, and in September when he came home one night she seized a stick and struck him over the head sev- eral times, as she stated, for staying out late; that he had to endure being flocked up all night with her, during which time she abused him; that he went to the Ebbitt house, but she followed and ‘im to come back, which he did, and that G@vided immediately after his death {nto five equal Parts, and one of them given to his son, and each Of his daughters to receive two parts. In the event Of any of the legatees dying before the testator, his or her share Was to devolve to the surviving | children or descendants; all the rest of the estate, | after the payment of debts and legacies, to be divided into six equal parts, of which one-sixth | Bras to be paid to bis son at Onee, and the rematn- | ing five-sixths to be retained by the executors | ‘Under the will, and the income derived therefrom Wo be paid to the two daughters in equal shares as Jong as they remain unmarried. At the marriage Of adaughter she was to recelve a sum equal the one-sixth bequeathed to the son, and the other daughter to receive the Income froth the remain- ing four-sixths until her marriage, when the bal- ance Was to be redivided, so that eath child should Feeeive one-third of the original estate. The tes- {ator appoints his wife and son the executors, pthsseecfizomsehanecies Fis Manxer.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent: 70.000 herring, at $ per thousand: 8,000 shiad, from $15 to $20 per hundred; 200 bunches rock and perch, trom 20 to 50 cents per bunch, —.—_—_ BrInDING AssoctaTions.—The fourth annual miceting the Serial Savings and But Associa- tion was held last evening at the association's hall, No. 615 7th streetnorthwest. The secretary’s Teport was submitted, showing receipts for the ear, $41,406.51; disbursements, $98,784.41; Dalance in treasury, $2,422.10. Present number of shares Molding advances 223; number of unincumbered Shares 913; total on roll 1,136 The report shows ‘The association to be in a very flourishing condi- ion, the profit made and equally, distributed among all the eight series dein: night they had another row, and he then went to the Ebbitt again; that on September 9th de- tween 5 and 6 o'clock in the morning, she called at the Ebbitt while he was asleep and struck him In the face with a stone water spilling the contents over him, Fuising and disfiguring him, and after a row he succeeded In getting out of the room; that a few days afterwards she left him, and he went to 1332 I street; that on October 13th she came back to him and begged him to take her back and he re- fused, but consented that she should occupy a hertill-she lett id February, which he says eas 0 e in was without his consent. ¥ IN THE WIFE'S ANSWER she admits the marriage, and states that they lived together till February, 1882, when at the plaintiff's destre an’l request and for economical reasons she left for iurope, and without means of su; a private letter from a friend.) that the respondent is assistant paymaster with 9, Salary of $1100 per annum on, waiting orders, $2,000 shore duty, and $2,200 sea duty, an that she ieft with the full knowledge of her hus- &e. ‘The hearing was p ostponed till next Monday, ees No VisiroRs ALLOWED TO SER GUITRAU.—Since Warden Crocker, of the Jai allow visitors to the Pog eg ragon, was arrested this Officer jane on the charge of stealing four bags of flour fanny . L Hot recently purchased by ‘THE OLD CONNELI Dr. Peter, was sold yesterday by Mr. Dowling for the material of which it 1s built, as it ts to be torn = at once, It was bought by Mr. Caton for A SINGULAR Cask. —A young man named Harry Thompson, residing near Tennallytowan, (on Broad Branch road,) wastaken sick May 21, and during the night he entirely lost his speech and hearing. Since then he has partly recovered his hearing in his right ear. Cause unknown. Fish Market.—50,000 herring sold at $5 to $7 r the '; 2,000 tailors at oe te undred ; 1,000 shad at $12 to $18 per hundred. CE. ‘wharf agent. |.0., 2:22 p.m. May fio: stea? See KINDERGARTEN TRAINING.—At the meeting last evening (the last for this season) of the Washing- ton Kindergarten un'on the bureau of education was represented by Mr. Gardiner, the chief clerk, and Mr. Henderson Presnell, the librarian. Mrs. Jane Hitz came in the interest of the associated charities in her district to consult as to the best way of benefiting not only the little children of the poor by giving them the benefit of the kinder- ‘might be given to larger gitis to At them ng ven r girl lld’s nurses. Miss Susie Pollock de- ‘school for ni which she at- ncher’s course. Mrs. 101 excellent paper by Mrs. Dr. Mason, now in Milwau- kee. Announcement was made of the opening of a kindergarten summer institute for the it of mothers ‘and school-teachers during the summer vacation. ae ee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tae kveNntnG Stan ALEXANDRIA’S “KIDWELL” MEADOWS.—The ac- tion of the city council in regard to draining sunken lots north of the town was reported in ise Stak, and the committee on streets ve now the elephant on their hands. The ques- tion of these sunken lots has been a vexed one here for 133 years; plans for their drainage were approved by the ‘King of England in 1773, when Lord North, his premier, was as much bothered about America as Gladstone is now about Ireland. Tae WASHINGTON AND ALRXANDRIA RAILROAD CasE.—Judge Hughes will hold a session of the U. 8. court here on the 231 instant, to consider a mo- tion to vacate the order for the ay intment of a receiver in the case of Hay vs. the Washington and Alexandria rallroad company: The receiver is George C. Wilkins, general agent of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. MARKET TROUBLES.—Some complaints were made to the mayor to-day that provisions were sold in market as the produce of the vender, when in fact these provisions had been purchased from others. This being contrary to the market regu- lations, a warrant was issiled by the mayor, on which a hearing 1s in progress this afternoon. GrorGe Howarp Is a candidate for constable in the 2d ward. CAtanng. . SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE? COMPLETE TREATMENT $1. Clear head and voice, easy breathing, sweet breath, perfect amell, taste and hearing, no cough, no distress, by using Sanpyor’s RapicaL Cune for Catarrh, COMPLETE TREATMENT $1, Sneeze until your head is ready to fly off, eyes and ‘nose running water, throat parched and blood feverish or take SaxFoRp's RavicaL Cung, for Catarrh can be cured. COMPLETE TREATMENT $1. Witch Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir, Marigold and Clover Blossoms are what Sandford’s Radical Cure for Catarrh is made of. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solyent and Sanford’s Inhaler, in one Package, tor $1, Sold everywhere. WEEES & POTTER, Boston, Mass. COLLINS’ PLASTERS. LIGHTNING is not quicker than COLLINS’ VOLTALIC PLASTERS in relieving Pain and Weakness of the Kidneys, Liver and Lungs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Female ‘Weaknens, Malaria, and Fever and Ague. Price 25 cts. Sold everywhere. = fel THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR TOILET, BATH, HANDKERCHIEF, Av BON MARCHE, MAISON ARISTIDE BOUCICAUT. RUE DU BAC—RUE DE SEVRES—RUE VELPEAU —RUE DE BABYLONE, PARIS. THE LARGEST, MOST CONVENIENT, MOST COMFORTABLE AND BEST-ASSORTED NOVELTY WAREHOUSE. — ‘The system of selling every article cheap, yet of thoroug hly reliable quality, is the ruling principle of the BON MARCHE. This princi unprecedented success of the BON All Merchandise not entirely satisfactory, or which does not come up to the warranted standard, can at ‘once be exchanged by, or the money therefor bereturned to, the buyer, ‘NOTICE.—The BON MARCHE Warehouse counts N OW IS THE TIME TO PAINT. per cent per annum. Constderabl Subscribed tn the ‘ninth series, just commenced. A umber of amendments to the constitution were adopted, chief of which was the low the NOTHER GREAT BARGAIN. i ONE CASE OF ALL-WOOL BLACK LACE BUNT- ING, at 25 cents. ONE CASE ALL-WOOL SIL E-FACED BUNTING, at 26 cents. ONE CASE LACE ING, | Ig rgb CASHMERES ——a Suxr 10 Jat.—George James, the ‘by Lieut. Arnold on ‘The best place to buy your PAINTS, OIL, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, GLASS, ETO., 18 AT No, 1421 NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAE THE TREASURY, FROM JAMES H. MoGILL, DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES. GW Handy to all lines of street cars, all-Im A ee (oor aap HOUSE.) ASBESTOS CEMENT, FELT, WICK, PACKING, ko, seems ‘Bees 3 Hie J. W. KENNEDY & CO., Dealers in Metals and Builders’ Hardware, CITY ITEMS. “TI have prescribed CoLpen’s Lrrnto’s Liquip Ex- TRACT OF AND TONIC INVIGORATOR, and cheer- tully state that Ithas.met my most ‘ine ex- ectations, gi to patients long eet by el ic r, Weakness, loss appe- tite and indigestion thediecded nutrition and nerve food.” (Remember the: name, GoLDEN’s—take no other.) Of druggists generally. Why Don’t You Carter’s Little Liver z Wei? They positively-eure»sick headache, and all the itis produced by digordered liver. Only one pill a Nervous Headache—Nervous Weakness. Nervous Debility is promptly and en cured by allen’s Brain Wood. 81 por packagers 1 $. At D ‘or: free price, from Jonn Mi ALReN, 317 First Avenue, N.Y. Srorr & Cromweiap Agents, 480 Penn’a avenue. Why Se@fferifrom Corns? German Corn Remover eradicates them at once, %e. Druggists. —--__ Write to Mss. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western avente, Lynn, Mass, for names of ladies that have been restored to fect health by the use of her Vegetable compound. It is a posi- lve cure for the most ‘stubborn cases of female weakness. Read of, Las procure and use Hop Bitters, and you Strong, healthy and Bappy. Ayer’s Hair Vigor Soper resereras ir, prevent r, ant at 5 : kan ais creases its beauty. Ht has a del ing Fenume, tee ingredients are and for the t it fs unequalled. Ladies, Sen do you want to be strong, healthy, and beautiful? ‘Then use Hop Bitters. 3h ‘The ¥ west Case of Jaundice can be cured by Carter's Liver Bitters. They exert a peculiar influence on the liver and bile, and remove that unhealthy sallow look from the skin The Distinguishing Charm. A delightful fragrance of freshly gathered flow- ers and spices is the dist ing charm of Floreston Cologne. Beauty Regained. The beauty and color of the hair may be safely regained by using Parker’s Hair Balsam, which is much admired for {ts perfume, cleaniiness and dandruff eradicating properties. How to Save. All hard workers are subject to Dilious attacks which may end in dangerous illness. Parker's Ginger Tonfe will keep the kidneys and liver active, and by preventing the attack save much sickness, loss of time, and expense. —Detroit Press, x 000 Rewara For any case of blind, ese! atoning ulcerated, | or protruding Piles that DeBlng’s Pile Remedy fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 915 a Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, None genuine with- out his signature. Sold by druggists. ——olt-eo A. Card. To all who aresuffering from the errors and in- discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., 1 will send a’ recipe that will cure you, free'of chi ‘This Te= Inedy was discovered by a mi in South America. Send a self-addressed envel: to the Rev. Josgru T. Inman, Station D, New York city. “Buchupaiba.” a eee complete cure, a ae, Fauna ler anc inary |. Drugg! Stott & Cromwell. " sald Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned ‘every morning ‘so, cottage. ct eae pan eee , a bc. perqt. Cream, pint. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ANTED—YOUNG MAN Ho HAS WORK D AT inting, can saix psints, &c., and to make him. self generally useful. Salury’ small, with board and . 414 3d strestnotthwest. it ALAIS OYAL. P R SPECIAL SALE ‘OF RRR fl BBB BBB 00 NN N ROR BB BB 'O'O NNN S888 RRR It BBR BBB: 10 O NNN Ssssg ER H BOB BOB 00 NXN s R RM BBB BBB 00 NNN Sgss' ‘What a dismal world this would be without colors: what is more pleasing to the eye than Heaven's pure blue? I heard a lady say the other day that the RIB- BONS at the PALAIS ROYAL were of such a variety of colors and designs that even Nature’s charm paled be- fore them, and as she enthusiastically remarked (to her friend): “JUST THINK !" BLOCK SASH RIBBON ONLY 59c. Per Yard. Of this we only have 63 pieces left in all shades. It was formerly sold for $1.25. Just Arrived, the Latest Novelties in MOIRE SASH RIBBON, From 75c. up. SATIN AND GROS GRAIN RIBBONS, In all shades and widths. PALAIS ROYAL. m6 GPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK, aT A SS8gTTTTRRR A U U AA go 8 Ra kG Bssssx Ba: tg MAA Bloor aA! Ssss8 f HE RA A UU Sass8 7” 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SPRING OVERCOATS, SILK LINED, ‘Which have sold at $25, will be offered at $18. FINE ENGLISH MELTON OVERCOATS, Olive Green, which we have been selling at $20, will be wold at $15. ‘Will open to-morzew 10 more styles of THE BRIGHTON SACK SUITS, AT $15, Equal to any $30 Custom-made Suite, Bee: the'New Style SHORT CUBAWAY FROCK SUIT, Silk Lined, Fancy Bugtisht Worsted, at $25. This is a Very dressy Suit, ‘andts equal in every reapect to Bultsmaderto order st $40, IN OUR BOYS! DEPARTMENT, ‘Wo will show $0 new mtyies of Boys’ School and Chil- }@ren’s Suite, A STRAUS. od DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. ; _LADIES’ 8 PABASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. [_**82080H & Ro. ‘SELMA RUPERT, £00 New Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, from 62340. to 25 pieces Black Lace Bunting, all-wool, 25¢., reduced from 373g. 25 pieces all-wool % Nuns Veiling, 25, 50 pieces best style Ginghams, 12340. 1 case Standard Prints, 64. 1 case Spring Style, fast colors, 5e. 30 pieces Summer Silke, 50, 60, 750. A full Hine of Linen and Woolen Lap Robes. GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 Market mio Space. Silks, BLACK AND COLORED. POLKA DOT AND MOIRE, BURAHS AND RHADAMES, ™ FASHIONABLE SHADES AT POPULAR PRICES. TYLER & CHEWNING, ms E 918 Irx STREET NORTHWEST. WOODWARD & LOTHROP OFFER THE COMING WEEK AN ELE- GANT LINE OF B ECRU O empnorverep BaTIsTE DRESSES, O I I AT LOWER PRICES D may tury can se sovczr xxse- D E WHERE. E R R E WE MAVE ALSO OPENED A FEW MOST E ELEGANT PATTERNS OF D D E M B R WHITE EMBROIDERED LAWN DRESSES, D R D R E TO WHICH WE INVITE PARTICULAR E Ss ATTENTION. s BOSTON HOUSE, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE-—921, m6 Ex BARGAINS. 5 E s Just received, a large lot of - BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, At $1.00 per yard; former price, $1.25. These goods have ‘good body, fine finish, lustrous surface, and are rare bargains.” GUIPURE AND SPANISH LACE NETS, PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES, CANTON AND JAPANESE CRE) LOUISINES, SURAHS, FOULARD AND SUMMER ANDERSON'S SCOTOH SYLPHIDES and ZEPHYRS. LUPIN’S BLACK DRESS FABRICS AND GRENA- DINE! Complete assortment of FRENCH DRESS GOODS, in Tall the *-Latet Silent and atthe Prices.” EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES, from $10.00 to $50.00. >| N im new s., Offering” of BLACK SILK from 76c. to $3. NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED BW158 MUSIONS: EW TEXTURES IN WHITE GOODS: PRINCESS LAWNS. E EW PARASOLS AN} MBRELLAS. “‘Special Attractions” in LINENS, FINE DRESS SHINTS, HOSIERY, GUAZE UNDERWEAR and HANDKERCHIEFS. "8" AN EARLY INSPECTION IS SOLICITED. 52 ONE PRICE, AND THAT I8 GUARANTEED TO BE CORRECT. SEATON PERRY, (Successor TO Perry & BRoTurR,) Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840. m6 SGPECIAL ATTRACTIONS,” “AT POPULAR PRICES.” 1 Case LINEN LAWNS, 12). The best Bargain ever offered in thie mareee 100 Doz. FULL REGULAR MADE HOSE, 25 Cents a Pair. 100 Doz. ALL-LINEN HEM, 8. HANDEKERCHIEFS, 1230, each. $1.50 a doz. LUPIN’S SILK and WOOL GRENADINES; many styles not to be had elsewhere. FOULARD and SUMMER SILKS, in great variety, BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, RHADAMES. Genuine SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 25¢. INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS and Genuine CALOUTTA SEERSUCKER, Stock in every department full and complete. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited {to inspect this stock and compare Prices and Qualities, as the goods are right in every respect. “ONE PRICE ONLY.” TRUNNEL & CLARK. m2 803 MARKET SPACE. M477NGs, MATTINGS, MATTINGS. al BUY OF US AND SAVE MONEY. offeris 'TTIN¢ je are ing the BEST sTOCK of MA’ GS in the we city in Quality and Designs, at the lne of Piain and Str NENS, Striped t AES RAW LES Full Figured DIMITL TAGE CURTAINS,” Bo WINDOW BEADES LOOSE COVERS: to order. Special attention given to Steam Carpet Cleaning. Carpets called for and SINGLETON & HOEKE, m2 801 MARKET SPACE. Greet BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. Tiuminated Dress Goods, widest double width, pure ‘Wool, only 500. ‘Nun's Veiling, all colors, pure Wool, 30. ‘Handsome Black Brocade Silks, all pure Silk, $1. Colored and Black Silks, 50c. ‘Black and White Striped Silks, 50c,: Black Silk Velvet, $1. Light Blue = Cashmeres, pure Wool, wide Checked Dress Goods—Black and White, Blue and oe ee eee ee ee ‘White Quilts, 75c. Black Silks, $1, $1.25, $1.60, $1.75, $2. ° One hundred pieces of Scotch Ginghama, and striped, 250, HE. RUPPERT, ‘NOS. 408 AND 406 TTH STREET NORTHWEST, HEAPQUSEENS CARRIAGE COMPARE, OU (he cheapest for Beanty, Comfort and Durabiity tn the ARCHERY, TACKLES, CROQUET and TENNIS, ‘TAl- Groues, WAGONS, be, can De Bought ot te lowest = Cun. RUPPERT. 150, ee eee, ae eas es WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THE BALANCE OF ‘Thread and BGAUZE USDERWEAIL THE SEASON. GREAT CLEARING SALE IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW BUILDENG IN THE FALL. WE OFFER NOW: ‘Ten Cases beautiful LAWNS, warranted fast colors, in Figured and Polka Dot, 5 cents, ‘Three Cases SEERSUCKER, at 90., worth 12}¢. ‘Three Cases email PLAID WOOL DRESS GOODS, re- duced to 12;ge. from 300, One Case ALL-WOOL FINEST NUN'S VEILING, at 25c. These are very scarce. We Just received ‘them from the Custom House, having ordered them in January, Two Cases ECRU, only FRENCH BUNTING, at I6c. per yard. ‘Theve cost 35c. to import, but as ities dob lot and all one shade, we bought them at a sac Fifice, One Case FAILE RELIGEUSE, the finest Cloth im- ported, 45 inches wide, at 65c., reduced from $1.25. ‘One Case double width NUN’S VEILING, at 50c., re- duced from 75c, ‘One Case 6-4 small check ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, at50c. Other merchants are selling them at $1, Six Cares ALL WOOL FANCY BUNTINGS, in Black and all the leading Spring shades, at 25c., worth S0c. A great bargain. BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKs, ‘Ten Pieces extraordinary good BLACE SILK, at $l. It compares favorably with any $1.60 Silks. Now is your time tobuy. It will pay you to layit by until Fall, as itis a sure saving of 600. per yard, Fifty Doren MISSES SILK HOSE, in Pink, Blue and Cream, at 76c. pair, worth $1.25, 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, Our 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. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Cusoncex J. REED'S, am PIANO WAREROOMS 483 BEVENTH STREET, Sole Agent of the matchless HEINEKAMP PIANOS pent CELEBRATED SHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS, Rohe ere ary sate Old Pian: taken in at their 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 prices ‘quoted. ‘Most complete Repair Shop in thecity. Old Pianos (ibe od PIANO WAREROOMS, PIANOS: Ree eter tren renowned Pianos. ane je 423 11th street, stows Pennsylvania noe a29-1m ° 709 7th Street North agents for the STIEFF and theK RANT BACH EIANOS and ESTEY ORGANS. Pianos and Organs now for rent ation sic FINANCIAL. At PERSONS WISHING TO OPERAT# IN STOCKS ‘EN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS, Bhould write to M. M. BROWN & CO., COMMISSION BROKERS, No. 6 WALL STREET, X. ¥. Btock Privileges Secured at Close Rates. Tf desired, we will operate on margin against any Wie for pertculare, Correspondence soles.” sal” Pp2vate STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. ‘No. 639 16cH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING.) which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges ‘im those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations Pe a li ii H Norra Sraser, Orrosrre Parse Orrica, "| Children’s LACE cae SUS NETS, LONG ck of Laities end c nS Cambric, Ni DOUGLASS’, axp NINTH ¥ STREETS, DOUGLASS’, C. V. SMITH 18 RECEIVI! as ot SaLUINERY, too aang and BONNE'S CAPS 8 specially. "618 Oth etrect ‘We would particularly request our customere and the public toexamine our stock and prices, which wa are te ged enn monn 125c., worth | satisfied cannot be equalled in the city. MRS. M. J. HUNT, ) 1309 F STagEr wontuweer_ an PATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERY GooDs;. SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; U ‘the city, made exclu- M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 1 CITE TREVISE, PARIS. as MME VON Branpis. 907 Pen ia ee M. Wi Formerly wis ion “Testor, ‘New ‘York, and "Was clatn Doinnas asd Siar, AT ane SSMS = Perfect work, superior fitting; satisfaction guaranteed. 2 aa Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘ Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material, and guaran teoe perfect fit and comfort. 1 oh Hane AL TIES a 1 French Hand-made Underc ferino ‘and finest Inj Hosiery. secre Patent Shoulder Drem Reform Goods, French Corsets and Bac aercula ‘Bup- | ‘Corset, for whic ji sd a/§t Conct, ber ‘own that for the price cannot be surpased. X.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. aS MME Wasuincton a “ASHIONABLE brite PENNSVLVANIAAVES, TO 5 SESSiae ae tsasy GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ay UNNINGHAM, “HATTER. "SPRING northwest. au WE ABE UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY IX | Sl Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents, i Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantty made, only $8 Bix fine Dress Shirts to order for $9. sree are guaranteed to give satisfaction In every nds MEGINNISS', 1002 F street northwest. S. B. ELLERY, 'e SUCCESSOR 1 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Sraexr Nonrawest, Wassixcrox, D.@, += $12.00 Bix of the Finest Drom Shirts to order Six Extra Fine Shirts to order... Bix order, rPhomPsors DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY MEN'S FURWISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest, a FOOTWEAR, + {made SHIRTS at following ES ee a. | Warmsutta’ unfinished. 60c. To. 10 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 4 709 COME AND SEE THEM, 709 Our Charcoal Packed SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS. ; eee Se cict Serat clams, and ovecy ono sencentent, PORCELAIN-LINED WATER COOLERS, ) FREEZERS, 80DA TUMBLERS, &c., &¢, ‘A Large Assortment of ' HANDSOMELY DECORATED TOILET SETS, AT LOW PRICES, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, j ml0 709 MARKET SPACE. | EFRIG! WITH PORCELAIN WATER nan nun ices. ‘White Mountain and Peerless FREEZERS. CLOTHES WHINGERS, beet wake at $400, 4 ( . WATTS, { 229 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue, | 5 Shad YOU WANT A COOK STOVE OR RANGE ‘Call and see our new Range, with Patent Duplex and pccemeceomeaes _ 2 ‘APANESE DECORATIVE x J Fans, Napkins, Pictures, — Im ‘9th street north N EW PUBLICATIONS. Myth and Science, by Tito Vignoli, Inter. Sci. Series,” 50, Froude’ Life of Thomas Carlyle, 2 vols., Fee ees Reet Oneximus, Memoirs of a ot Sonnets abd Cansonets, by A. a Aloote. $i. paper ‘Mer, paper covers, 15 cents, FRANCIS B. MOHUN, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FINEST STATIONERY, BLANE BOOKS, E ¥. G. FISCHER, (@uccessor to M. E. Boardman), ACE ana ‘ AND Brad and all kinds of LACES and WAMBCHG EMBROIDERIER, tg jainsook ard Swiss. =~