Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1882, Page 4

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Siawat OFFICRR, Wasnixertos, D. 13, 1882, 9:3) amr For the mtidie Atlantic states cloudy rainy rly veering to much colder north- Ss, failing followed by rising barom Special Weather Sattett TO-MORROW TO BE FAIR AND COLDER. ‘The chief signal oMteer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: General Snows have fallen in the upper Mississippt valley ard upper lake re rains in the lower lake re Onto valley and gult states. The re has fallen trom 25° W 3° in the regi fending from the lower lake region tothe RB. ande valley. A minimum temperature of is reported this morning trom Wyoming, an 2 from Moorehead, Minnesota. ‘Tie following spectat temperatures were reported at3 p.m yesterday: Washington 72°, Norfolk Te, Sav Atlanta a , DsAcok ew Orleans 80°, Galveston 81°, San Antonio 58°, Tucson 55°.Los Angeles and San Diego 62°. perature wil average to- morrow %° lower than to-day in the middle states and New England. Fair weather !s indicated on in the middle states and New England. ESET AS To Make Roow for the grand holftay opening at R. Geldsebmid’s, 12 th st. u.w., the balance Of tinware must be Soid Uo-mortow at the follow- ing reduced prices: 10 qt dish pans 1c 0 Inch te’ pepper 5 diatry smal! hammers covered b 7 Stove i nse Dal ed and white ehina ware. Tae Cuearesr tN HR Crry—S8 button Mosque taires in lack and fall shades, Mann's, 806 7th + CURTAINS ADD M fine serim with largely now. Bank, have | i Jowest prices. “Serim, yard v Fead A. Saks & € advertisement, For Hearrn use Pen: Ivanta coxe. Fossett's Ick Cream and Churiotte Russe, “Jap” and “Scrap Plecures.” See adv. |. Jay GOULD. mey extract post- AU druggists, 25 Dr. Vox Lapras will thd tt greatly to thetr advantage to eal at the popular store of Mrs. C. Thompson, 931 F street northwest, for the latest modes of “hair dressing.” Evenysopy should read A. Saxs & Co.’s adver- Usement. ALL :Swapes Berlin zephyr town wool & knitting yarn, Sx 8 @anvas and cuibroldery suks. street. Mr Frey, the celebrated champton pool player of the world, before his departure for New York will give an ‘exhfbition at Miller & Jones hail, in the N. tre butidiag, to-m0 evening. Mr. Fi 7 abtist his headquar Curis. Xanpex has ably pro that @ satistac- tion ot Keeps the Gnest stoes ¢ imported ines and Liquors, When YOU Want the best call there, Unperwear, lowest pop ‘ees’ Bank. Laptes, read A. Siks For Tas Estima Weex extrao tn underwear, tio @ieh purciases. Da Lixess, Brices, upto Parents, rea’ A. is Se CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-nigh Forns’ Orena Hovse.—The Colored Alliance Min- streis. Natronst TaeaTeR.—Abbott Opera Company. New Tuearsr Comigce.—The Sullivan Combl- Ration. a €endensed Locnis. Strect Inmps will be lighted at 5:20 p.m. and ex- Unguished at 4:45 a.m. e het Wolleott, 1821 get on fire Seturday night by amd Injured to the extent of $5 Washington Lodze, No. 15, at their soctal session last night entertained a delegation of Eiks from Baltimore, headed by Messrs. Nasuman and Russ-li. At the military rifle match at Benning’s range, , | and other works of art, ‘The Garfield Monument Fair. NEW YORK AND THE ART EXNTBIT—ACTION TAKEN IN THAT CITY SATURDAY. Saturday, a circular, containing the resolution Tecently adopted by the board of direction of the Garfleld Monument Fair, was melted by the secre- tary, Mr. F. T. Wilson, to every pastor In the city. Th" board of direction removed {t3 headquarters to the Capitol Saturday. Mrs Vinnie Ream Hoxie is busily at work upon a colossal statue of the late President Garteld, and expects to have 1t faished in time to present it to the fair, A meeting of the board of direction of the state of New York for the fatr in aid of the Gar- field monument fund was held Saturday night, Judge Advocat» General Swaim, A. E. Bateman nd E. H. Andrews of this city being present. n, Swilin explained briefly the objects of the fair. “What we want of New York,” he sald, “is something that New York alone can furnish— paintings and works of art from the many private collections that are owned here.” Gen. Swaim’s remarks were received with approval. Governor Cornell was elected president, Thos. L. James and Cyrus W. Field vice presidenia, Col. Austen secre- tary, and Col. Emmons Clark treasurer. Gen. W. 8. Hancock, Elliott F. Shepard and W. H. Vander- bit were added to the list of members of the board of dire: m. A committee, Cicer of Elwood E. Thorne, Thos. L. James and W. R. Stewart, was appo:nted to sollett contributions of works of art, and to make the necessary arranzements for thelr transportation to Washington and back. A finance committee appotated, consisting of Albert Daggett, Collector Robertson and Cyrus W. Field, It was then decided to draw up an address to the people of New York, explaining the objects In View and what contridutions are expected. petal bat KNockep Down 1s a Dakk SrReet.—Henry charged by another colored man Oliver 8. Biack, before the Police Court morning, with assaulting him. He stated that March the defendant came to his house and t word that some gentlemen from Boston Wanted to see him ata hotel on the Avenue. He met the defendant und some other men at the hotel that night, and they all started off to have a ata dark pont on D street witness down with a Dl K and the crowd tried to rob Lim. The court ened the defendant to pay a fine of $20 or 60 days tu fat ——— Mr. Henry George National Theater upon vor reform, before a good ng a lirge fepresentation traues unfous. Mr. A. M. Kenaday, if of the Federation of Labor, acted as n, and the delegates to the Federation, presidents of the vurlous workingmen’s organizations, ccenpied chairs.on the stage. oes NG ART Sa: 15th, at 11 0% Walter B. Wilt morning, 8) o'clock neers, will ing of Roman iti figures and alabaster statnary ‘ods will be on ex- "THe Cow and Mosafe inlald tab statuettes, Italian marbl The 3 Wil be provided tor a ‘THe TCRKISH SaLe.—Partles interested in the Sule of this grand collection, which will commence at Dowling’s auetion rooms ‘to-morrow, should not to attend, as the sale ts postive and the col- finest ever sent to Washington. See advertisement. River Ti —Iartormaster Sutton re- river front as follow: M, invvchandlse for Stephen- Warren, Johnson, 1,159,020 Sclir. Annte F. Clarke, Moore, ity dealers; sehr. W. “anik= oe 0 reet lumber, edden, one hundred and nineteen thousand schooner Kate otatoes for tons coal, ‘816 tons coal, TeTass, 393 tons ley, Brooks, et lumber, Waters, Lan elty dealers; Stephenson; sume; barge coal, Clarke € Givei tons coal, H. E. E. Jackson; in, 1,000 bushels sweet Stailey, 33 rge Elwin, Hush: Hugh Robert Heal ba Co.; batge Magyle B. Steamboxt Co.; barge Round Top Bla coal, John Miter; ‘schrs. Perl, Fun Clark and Black Hawk, all with’ cord wood, di ers; schrs. Vinnane, M. J. Stephenson, Inde} ent. Five Brothers, Two Brothers, Two Sisters, S. A. Douglass, B. FP. sity Anne Gibson, E.'C. Strong, Ella, pungles Roving Arrow, Belhaven, ti: 3 coal, Potomac Joun Faines, tlie, Carpenter, Sarah Jane, sh 3 Emma, Delhi, Amertern Euzie,Fanny Sue; herd, Joun Wiilins, Irene, and scht. Brunett; all with oysters (0 busi-ls) for market. ——— MARRIAGE Lr arriage Meenses have been tssuei by the clerk of tie court. to John Siughrus and Kace Pi Voser, of w York City, and Katte ames Hea Ward, of Rich- + tnd Belle M. Brown. ehhoes Tar Nationat Rives” tonal Rifles have pureia: south side of @ street, next to Carroll hall, 67x13 fe id contemplate the erection of a handsome. building, including a p armo: nd driiing room. ing as phinned will be about $20,000. It is pro- posed to have it dd by nex¢ spring. —_ New Anwonry.—The sa for alot on ‘ae court in G ppu neral ‘ ) ation of «rd B. Burnett for a ‘Y of the Interlor to comps at the req tinued tor thn with Indecent e: estifl-d as to the expe her, and Policemen Hess Brown, of O Were present In court, it aS the man who had been = on Varlous oc SO said he gives the police a plying his pranks all i give him the extent of identified th sent to the this charge. of Caas. E. Capehardt, i embezzlement, and W. B. Moran, with burglary and larceny (Wo cases).were called} ani Mr. FP. if. Fall being the counsel for the a Mr. H. E. Davis appeared and asked tha . Fall be relieved. ‘The court granted this re- ‘st, and Mr. Davis’ name was substituted. ae ees Newspearens having coples will furnish of Beadie’s Weekly to all red 1 Saturday nicht, W. B. Johnstone m:de a score of J. M. Poljard %, and M. M’Comber 9). The High Gthool team inet the Columbia Col- lege club ina game of football, Saturday after- Boon, and the contest ended in a draw, each side Securing one goal. Maryland Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, has accepted an fnvitation from the nts Templar of Washington to take part in the Masonic parade on Thanksgiving day. ‘The congregation of Union Bethel (Metropolt tan) African M.E. church, M street, nn 15th, Of which Rev. J. A. Handy ts tue pastor, raised Yesterday $350 toward meeting au ludebtedness due this month. ‘The funeral of Mr. Amos T. Jonckes took place ¥ afternoon and was attenled by Wasti- Commandery, KT. Messrs. Scott, McCleary, tgan, English, Crosby and Boteler acted as ‘The clerk 0 bearers. funeral of Mr. Erasmus J. Midicton, late of the Criminal Court, took place trou’ Rock Creek church Saturday atternoon and was largely attended by many promineat citizens. Rev. Dr. Buesx read the service. ‘The remains of Mrs. Edith Harlan Child ughter of Justice Harlan of tbe U.S. Supreme 4H), Who died in Chicago Saturday, will be Drought to this city and the funeral will take |g Wednesday afternoon at 2 ¢ w York Aventie Presbyterian chureh. s Saturday fell down stairs, her welght on the child, and the latter sustained a serious Drs. J. Eliot and Mc P. K. R., lett to-day for a five days hunt in Carles €o., Ma Policeman Farquhar will be -acting p: Master in the pluce of Mr. Elustin for one ¥ James Taplett was beto Age Snell this morning for assauiting Mary E. Clayton and Elizabeth Ciayton, and was flaed $5 or 15 days ta each case. A venerable looking old man, named Jus ‘Thomp=on, Was sent to jall for 60 Gays by Judge Snel to-day for steultng an overcoat from tie Buggy of Mr. Joba R.“Deakius,on the avenue Saturday. ‘This morning Serreant Lach * foarrest aman named Kenned brutal ass.uit on his wite, nd cut her head sorta knocked her down ty with a two gallon demljohn at their house, on F, between 3 und 44 strestssoutiwest. ‘The enti otished. e at ML Pleasant M. P. ¢hureh are still in progr we Interest Mnereosing. Fourteen penit ave thus tar Presented themselves at the altar for prayers. Ayoung man, Lamed a Nicholson, w: chatged by Curixtopher Boyle, keeper of a hoi hear the B.& O. depot, wit stealing a quilt trom Rim. He stated that the young man lodges at his house and in the morning carried off the quilt A Sentence of HW days Was imposed. Hi. H. Dodge, bioker, has extended his tetegrs wire to Richmond. It'now rons through the le was called upon for an aileged baving in a ft of Sj and to-night there wil s eteolored people at Douglass hall, tn ti fotake some action. Yestertay there was a @ral search over that section of the country aud @ Mragging of the river bottom. —— mee — eating, coples will furatsh No.1 adle's Weekly to all purchasers of No. 2, just tested. mS _ Deri OF Portce Orricer Lawtor.—Mr. Thomas Lawlor, a well known police oMfver, died at his esbleace on 4th street, betw ‘dR, on Sat- purchasers of No. 2, just issued. —.___ In the case of Charles Jackson Dixon, an al- leged lunatic, confined on” Ward’s Island, N. ¥., Who sought His release by writ of habeas corpus, the referee appointed to hear the evidence reports him to be sane. yV ONDERFUL BARGAIN Ina TWELVE-QUARTER FINE SOCTHDOWN-WOOL - BLANKET. ‘These goods retail everywhere at $10. WE ARE SELLING THEM AT $6 A PAIR. Double-width Dress Goods, all colors, 25e. a yard. Ceaking Coths, with Plush to match, fine “all-wool Cashmeres, 400. Cloaks and Tolmans, {rispmed in the latest styles, , £15. _ 0, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50 ies? Cloth, 6-4 wide, all colors, all-wool Flannel! Suiting, 25e. Medicated Hed Fiaunel, Shaker Flannels, Canton Flanneis, Featner-proof Bed Tickiag, best, 25c. INGRAIN CARPETS. TOWSON’S, (56 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU BRUSSELS AN no South Sid cco H H 00 WW oCo MER eo WH OOo HH CO E 6 HHH 0 0 HO EE Go HH OO 1 Go Ff cco BH H 0O HW CCG EEE oo o4§ pen oor DD 63 b BOB oo LLL ppp wowoewn Wwwwi Wwwww on WW WwW Ww oW Hu PURE AND UNADULTERATED, ‘The peculiar medicinal qualities of Whiskies distilled from the finest crowth of Rye in the renowned Vailey of the Monongahela have attracted the attention ‘of the ; Medical Faculty in the United States to such a degree as to place it in a very high position among the Materia Aiedica. We beg to invite the attention of connoisseurs to our celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES of the following well-known brands, I casxs containing one dozen bot- thes each, viz. = UNRIVALLED UPPER TEN WHISKEY. VERY SUPERIOR OLD STOCK WHISKEY. For excellence, purenesr and evenness of quality, the above are unsurpassed by any Whiskies in the market. ‘They are entirely free trom adulteration, and are of rday night. In the 50eh y. ase He waga Kerry, Ireland, but had been a sgitizen of the Uaited Stites for many years. Me “Was an eflictent oMeer, and made many friends. Ts Seath was quite 'sutden, he hav e ~ @uty last week. Me went to’ th tion Frida: ‘@iternoon and, fe®ling stk, t2 iowa and hada SRNL Subsequently he went to his Lome, died Saturday nizht. To-morrow th: ‘take place from bis lite residence, 1618 4th ‘BiFeet Northwest, at 9 o'c m., and’ requiem ‘wil! be celebrated at the Church of the m+ ite Conception. There will be a detati of F policemen at th ¢ funeral under Lieut. Gree y soatoaibho wate — __Newsprarers having copies will fern’sh Na. GE Bradie's Weekly 29 alt purchasers of No. % just natural flavor and fine tonic properties. ‘These Whiskies are sold under guarantee to xive PERVECT sATIS¥acrion, and can be had at ull leading «rocery stores at retail. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, ol¢-2a 114 SOUTH FRONT Sr., PHLLADELPHTA. SHE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER ‘The Boston Gladiator. THE PROPOSED MATCH BETWEEN SULLIVAN AND ALLEN—WHAT SULLIVAN SAYS ABOUT IT. Mr. John L. Sulitvan, the pugilist, who fs to give gladiatorial exhibitions at the Theater Comique, arrived here at noon to-day. A STaR reporter found a’fine looking man, wearing a shiny beaver and a suites stylish as that sported by any avenue Swell, sitting in Manager Snellbaker’s office at the Comique. This was Suiltvan, and the introduc- Uons were soon over. “How about the proposed fight with Tom Al- len?” acked the reports aS “Well,” said Mr. Suiltvan, “I see an article in the Clipper giving his pedigree, an account of his life, and all that. The fact is ‘Allen never licked but four men. ‘They say he is 43 years of age. Iam 24, and 1 think that, barring accidents, T can lick any 43-year-old man in the world. I was not gong to fight any more, but If the man has come over here especially to ight Sullivan, Sullivan will ac- commoaate him.” ae challenge has been sent by him,” said the reporter. "Fox i8 matching him to fight me,” satd the gladiator. “I suppose he has Alien’s consent of course.” “Have you done anything about It?” “Some friends of mine in Boston are talking about making the match. They don’t know where Tam now. but Iwill be there next week and the ter will be arranged.” Where will you fight if a match s made?” Want to fight In Colorado or the Indian terri- T understand he wants to Mght in Louis- n't you get. ag a fight here?” asked the re- porter, turning to Manager Snelibaker. “No, not here,” sald the manager. “You might go down to Virginia and fix it with Mahone. I understand that he runs the state.” Mr. Sullivan sald that he was willing to give ‘Tug Wilson another chance If the rules were more strictly enforced, and he would bet $5,008 to $3,000 that he could “clean ouv? Mr. Tag ii a ring. “A mun only has twelve minutes to Ick aman in in such a match as I fought with Wilson,” sald Mr. Sullivan. “In aring he has all day todo it. He can get up atsixin the morning and fght tll six in the eve ning.” — TRANSFERS OF Reat. ESTATE. —Deeds in fee have been recorded a3 follows: James 8 Eawards, trustee, to Valentine MeNalley, lot 12, sq. 1 $1,435.21. Hi Sewell to Susan J. Pitcher, sub: 42; $6,000. ubel, 41'and Ejlen McCarthy to E. arts 15 and 16, sq. 724; $600. John E, Hougis to . H. Yeatinan, his interest tn part 14, sq. 636; $—. L. A. Swartzell to B. H. Warner, subs. 1 to 5, sq. 915; $—. R. H. ‘Spindle to Phoebe A. Whitehead, subs 45 to 49, sq. 163; $ ‘ASS. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. —The Its yesterday of all the churches except the Rohe Gecuse Luth- eran-and the Presbyterian were filled by the resi- dent pastors. At St, Mary’s church Rev. Father Flynn, of Georgetown, preached ‘upon prayers for the dead. Rev. Dr. ids, of Was! ton, omfi~ clated at the Presbyterian church, and Rev. Dr. Leubkert, of Washington, at the German Lutheran church. The Free Methodists held services and poet the Gospel at the corner of King and ‘ashington streets, A well-attended. tem. France meeting took place at the Reform Club ‘all, and Rev. Dr. Fliippo, of the Baptist church, delivered an address, which was listened to with great attention. The Young Men’s Christian As- sociation heid union prayer meeting as usual, ScHoor PeRMiTs.—The clerk of the school board granted some five permits this morning. The whole number of permits to enter the public ys, 48; girl ; colored— 5 3 total, 1,663. ~ REPORTER'S Nores.—Work upon the repair and renovation of the Mansion House, now in new hands, has been in. —The common council at its next meeting will fix a day for an election to fill the vacancy oecasioned by the resignation of Mr. Cowling.— Some ten or twelve fine houses are now belng completed here, besides a number of comfortable resigences.—The telephone line is being extended, A CARD. 1 HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THF, NORTH. WHERE I PURCHASED. A’ ASSIGNEE’S SALE. AN IMMENSE STOC OF PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL INSTRU. MENTS OF ALL NDS. THE STOC! uae mig NEW PIANOS AND ORGANS, VALU! GLE INSTANCES AS HIGH AB $1,000, AND MADE BY TH. MOST CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS IN THE cou AND VIOLINS, 9, GUITARS BAN. ELEGANT NE HAND PIANOS FROM $35, UP. AS THESE E PURCHASED AT (AND: Witt: ON tEE ROUND IT E! Di ‘HH GOODS THAT MUST BE C. J. REED, 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ANDI WILL TRUST YO TO THE DOOR WI SULD, Whitehead to R. H. Spindle, lot 22.and part 21, sq. 4 Poikinhorn to H. B. Polkinhorn, pts. 8. 11; $2400. _C. A. Stone to Emma C. Brooks, pt. 80, sq. 77; $4,000. —— Courts. RAL TERM. opinion by Judge lon below. Hering agt. Dis- judyment re’ d and cause remanded With leave to amend. Willams et al. agt. Gard ner; decree settling basis of former decree. Ma- sonic Mutual Relief Assoctation agt. Kondrup; appropri tion to Mrs. Kondrup revoked and Dr. cDonald entitled to amount due him, and sister: of Arctander, in Denmark, to take balance of fund; opinion by Judge Cox. Butler agt. Butler (eject- ment case); opinion by Judge Cox that it was the intention of testator to give the estate In common to the two brothers, and complainant fs not en- Utled to recover as claimed, but is a tenant in common. CRIMINAL CouRT—Juage Wylte. To-day, Saiel Nugent, receiving stolen property (two cases); forieiture set aside and pleaded not guilty. W.'B. Morin, burglary and larceny; re- cognizance forfeited. ’ Frank Burch, housebreak- ing; guilty; notice of motion fora new trial, Eula, Randolph, assault with intent to kill Clara Hen- son; sentenced to 30 days in fall. Equity Covrr.—Juage Hagner. ‘To-day, in the case of Midleton, the auditor's report was ratified. Patch agt. Davis; testimony ordered to be taken. Cornelins agt. Dr. Vauzh; exceptions of Marr overruled and others ordered to be taken. Dobson agt. Dungan; leave to cou plainant to set down pleas. Crrevit CourtT—Judge Macarthur. To-day, Stewart ag’. Smith; verdict for defendants. , May ~ct. Sinith; on hearing. Porice Cover—Judge Snell. Monday, Moses Wortley, affray; $5 or 15. a Lyman vy 300 days. Ben. Fr: Un and Chas. Wilson, ‘disorderly conduc! Un forfetted colisteral and Wilson. w: on iils person: James Taplett, colored, assault on Mary lnytony $5 or 15 days, Also charged with “assiulting Euzibeth Parker; do." James Banks, colored, assault on Sulla Willet; $5 gr J5 days, Js. ‘Thompson, larceny of a coat froin Th Covrt 1 Joun Ke ins; 60 days. Son, larceny of 4 quilt troai 60 days. Henry Roa $20 or 60 days. Jne #100 or 90 days, colored, assauit on Ida t, colored, a profanity Seat colored, larceny of Dunn (second off Mary Moriarty and J Tdayseach. ‘Thos. I sing on a park- vagrancy; 60 Mary Carter and ¢ nit Lee, colored; Hester ©: 2 deys. ’ Thomas Carrol and Laurence Batley ¢ 1 collateral. Mary Keller, loud bots Mary Shin or 15 da Vagrancy; 30 days. James Ran Hor7days, Wm. Kelly ona nz Lum Brown, trespassing on a park; $5 or 15 ds each. Corneitus Smith, colored, loud and botste: 0Us; $5 or 15 days. ——— m L. Sullivan has signified his intention of ing ‘fom Allen’s challenge to tight or ull, nd 3 dow ae Jacob H. Sides, prin Graramar setiool, 13. to Whipping a pupil The International mateh race between W. G. George, chatnp on am teu: of E Myers, amateur enampion of ehamptonsiitp of the world, polo grounis, New York’ Saturday hy George, Wo made the salle th 4 minttes 212-5 seconds. pal of a Philadelphia arrested for brutally (From the Cincinnati Gazette.] M YSTERIOUS aN ARTICLES WITH HIGH-SOUNDING, CRACK,JAW NAMES ARE NOT A SUCCESS. A REFRESHING CHANGE. Every reader of newspapers has observed time and again, in the advertising columns, many singular and frequently unpronounceable names of medicinal reme- dies, The Greek and Latin languages especially have been drawn upon to furnish names by which patent medicines could be introduced to the public. The in- ference ts, in many cases at least, that their proprietors depend more upon the attraction of high-sounding titles than upon the esscntial merits of the remedies themselves. It is refreshing once in s wh'ls tofind a medicine ad- vertised, whose simple, intelligible name in English, at once conveys to the reader an understanding of the uses and purposes of the remedy. A noticeable instance of this kind is found im the med- icines of Dr.C. W. Benson, whose Skin Cure and Celery and Chamomile Pills tinpart at ouce, in their names, either their purpose or the ingredi:nts which compose them. Dr. Benson's Skin Cure 13 warranted to heal all iseaxes of theskin, such as tetters, humors, inflamma- tion, milk crust, eczema, diseases of the bair and sealp, scrofula, ulcers, pimples and itchings on all parte of the body. It makes the ekin white, soft and smooth, removes tan and freckles, and is the best toilet dressing in existence. Its popularity is attested by the immerse sales of it which are taking place every where. Ee It is the only genuine*‘skin Cure,” andall should beware of the various remedies which have been strag- ging for existence, aud now endeavor to ride into pop- ularity by advertising themselves as **The Great Skin Cares.” There 1s ouly one, and that is Dr. Benson's, Ge sure and get it. DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE? ‘No.matter what the cause. Sick, Nervous, Neuralgie, Dyspeptic. Which is it? A revolution in the treatment of nervous diseases is now taking place. Dr. C. W. Benson has discovered a sure remedy in his Celery and Chanomile Pills—they permanently cure sick and ner- Yous headache, neuralgia, dyspepaia, sleepless ness and all nervous diseases. Sold by ail Drugyisis. Price 50 centsabox. Address Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for $1, or six boxes for $4.50. C..N, Cnrrrentos, New York, is Wholesale Agent for Dr. C. W. Benson's remedies. ni3 POWDER AND SHOT. coo oo o og iia | 00 $3 oo ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, STORE SUPPLIES AND GENERAL HARDWARE. P. MAY & CO, 634 Penna. avenze, near 7th street. GAs COOKING STOVES, nl FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET. RICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Aree rae ‘without publicity, | | ni0 WHATEVER YOUR PREFERENCE MAY BE, Gon t purchase a sewing Machine until you have seen the I wing DOMESTIC and the newly-tm- Other first-class macnines in ct y Prices and terme are as low end reasonable as can danywhere. Ihave no outs coud-hand Domestic, $15; 1 W. and W., No. 8, $15: 2 Sinyer, $10 and $15; 3 Willcox ‘& Gibbs, $13 and $15; 2 Grover & Baker, $5; 1 White, $10. ‘These machines are in excellent order, ‘and for ‘the price can net be duplicated in Washington Repairing and r-nting. WM. STIEBELING, oreoran Art Gall ahittles, 250. 1717 Pa. aye., near (CARPETS! CARPETS! Singer needles, le. CARPETS! LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, RAW SILKS, SILK TAPESTRY, AND DRAPERIES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Prices low as the lowest. NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. Call early and ayoid the rush, SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. oan Gt THE BEST, “THE CONCORD HARN: THE CO: LUTZ & BRO.. S0LE AGENTS For the sale of the celebrated "CONCORD HARY have on hand a larwe stock of all kinds, at low pric Every genuine **Coucord Harness” aud Concord Col- lar is stainped with msker's name and trade mark. HORSE BLAN. 3 asp LAP ROBES In Great Variety, at Bottom Prices, LUTZ & BRO., yLVANLA ENU T MUSIC FOR THE MILLION. 497 DP; 500 picee former price tion at SIC, price 5 Ven on applica- ROBERTS’ BOOKSTORE, 1010 7th street, abe o81-Im FR TRIMMING. JST RECEIVED, Ag LAST WEEK'S PRIC! SILK AND SATIN GARMENTS, QUILTED LINED. SEAL SKIN GARME! FROM INC LONG. & RUOFF w York avenue, ANOTHER SUPPLY FUR AND INCHES TO 47 WILLETT lo avert GEATEFUL, “COMFORTING. EPP'S COCOA. rough knowledrn rerat i BREAREAST. the natural lawe whiel Hon and nutzition, and by ell ee. save us many heuy use of euch articles of gradually built up until st: fod seaxe, Hund Su that a constitution may me enonsch to resist every is of subtic maladies are round us, Tea: tack wherever there is a ‘We may escepe many afatel shaft by keep- well fortified with pure blood, and @ prop- erly nourished frame, Service Gazette, Made simply with boiling water or mi k. Sold un tins, (ouly 2-1b. and Ib.), labored. JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng. Also, EPPS" CHOCOLATE ESSENCE fer afternoon use, RBBB RRR A DDD BBE U U RRR Y ¥ BBR R AAD DB BU UR RY ¥ BBB RRR AA D DBRR U URRR YY BBR RAAAD DB BU UR R ¥ BBB R KA ADDD BBB UU KR KR Y¥ PIANOS AND ORGANS. OVER 17,0009 IN USE. Tam receiving a large stock of-both Square and U; right Grands in. MAHOGANY, EEO! FRENCH WALNUT AND RCSEWUOD GASES of’ artistic de- signs, which will be sold on easy monthly payments or at especially low figures for cash. PIANOS and ORGANS for rent. Largest sfock in the city to select from. lente applied on purchase. TUNING and RFPAIRS.—I have one of the beat tuner im charge of this department, who has had years of experience in the New York factory. PIANO MOVING.—My facilities are unequaled for doing this work in s careful manner," ™°™ FREEBORNSG. SMITH, 028-6m 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. [HE LARGEST RETAIL MILLINERY STORE IN THE UNITED STATES, EXTENDING FROM 7TH To 8TH STREETS. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. IRGANT BASH Baie se., 40c. and 50c. a yard. PLUME» IN‘ALL on Ss, $1.25, $1.50, $2 to $9. For Children, ‘Misses and Laies, at 750, to $1.25 From $1.25 to $2.50 per yard. A LOVELY BUNCH OF TIPs, From 6c. to 0c. FICHUS, LACES, Z ScaARFs, JEWELRY, KID GLOVES, See iaewiens. o CHILDREN’: SSE: OUR GBEAT ee ES 'S, MIs Don't Fail to Call and price them before purchasing. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Even in Honolulu, the capital of the Sandwich Islands, they use Dr. Buire Cough syrup. si That ts Oysters. Received to-day some of the finest of the season they are superb.) Served In every available style. iso families furnished. Johnson’s, 9th, near E street. Ladies’ saloon first floor. ‘The Unpleasant Appenrance of even the most amiable and intelligent face, when covered with surface irritations as from tetter, pimples, or eczema can be dissolved natur- ally by Dr. Benson's Skin Cure, an excellent toilet dressing. It cures dandruff of the scalp. Good Blooa Made with Pure Wi Speer’s Port Grape Wine ranks above all other wines for medical purposes; for the making of good blood it 18 unsurpassed." For weakly persons and consumptives it has no equal It gives strength where It is needed. It ts pure, four yea old, and only sold in the bottle with Mr. Speer's Sighature over each cork. For sale by druggists and grocers, Mr. F. A. Birch, Washington, sa: ‘Brown’s Iron Bitters has greatly relieved me when suffering from Neuralgia and Indigestion.” lo Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup. : Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for rishness, restlessness, worms, constipation. Forty Yenrs’ Exverience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses {n the United States, and bas been used for forty years with never-falling success by millions of inothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and dlarrhopa, gripin in the bowels and wird colic, By giving healtl tothe child itrests the mother, Price 25 cents a bottle. ‘ m,W,3 Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant, 9th near E—Johnson’s. Choice steamed, roast and proued oysters. All selected. Ladies’ saloon first oor. “Alderney Dalry Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in jg-Ib. “Ward” prints, 50c. per tb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per at. “Cream, i8e. pint. PROFESSIONAL. SM DICAL ELEC tro Vapor Baths, Mass etic Treatment, ke. 1927 F street northwest. PRECTA ish movernents, 9a.m. to7 p.m. Uf pes D: Rs! office hours in Wash’ avenue every’ Wednesday, | REULING, St. D sy 1vau. ltod p.m. G D., Surgeon in charze of Baltimore, Md. DEPEND. a Corns, buniona, bad nails, and other _complai Office f zed by the highest medical and naal dignitaries of hie country, of leading foreign governments, and thot wel snown persouages. Eetabiiahed D. €., in 18 i DALL Destisr, h strect northwest, over Ballantyne’ Store. Gold fillings a specialty. G night. Je Kor: 26 E Srnec. Vitalized Air by the Hui traction of Teottt. represen tats musands of other | {1° we fac in Washingt MAY 8 c Dr, WILLL of New York, will resume the practice of Surgery in this city. Residence a Sirgrinorthwest. Down town office, ** om a oe G May Bailuing.” ‘TIST, 439 9TH STREET. soft siven. Hours $:30 to 5 pan, top. G a Dicee, tren tee ten ae er its branchés. Teeth inserted $7 per so Modern me: Mode xtractions under be #1 for the first | tooth at the same iO cents each tooth. atients comit Htrom he i] YOU INTEND TO PROVIDE YOURSELT | with an OVERCOAT OR § ter you can never int a bets | your select to select TY for the coming win | © opportuntt We the best amd | If you hay. i nscortment, which ys | dolater. We have just opened som and $12 Suits that ace $16, $18 and $2 and CHEVIO' well, and cannot be had elsewhere at the amo y ‘you want a very fine Suit, Su in Lined, v ED, we all Li | this lish Woo!, at one-half less than your tatlor will charg at $18 and $20. Specially attrac- tive are our SILK AND SAVIN LINED OVERCOA from 220 to $40, have also a very large line of Encouraged. last year, ot jote both avis low prices, ae > profit on them, sell Breet nsuy — CHI DEEN'S ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEF! Rueee LA! bt r LADIE: HANDKERCHI SPI ce TAL—19 di Linen Lawn at abe 6a One lot inch hem, fine } FRACHINES, embroidered al arouud with dtm commer, Sbe- each Handkerchief at 300., but bowel ss ot Que lot 2-inch STITCHED HANDK: in each corver, 25¢. each. ‘Ono ict Ladiés’ Linen Mournin Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, two fue ‘The above four lots can not be duplicated, and will please every purchaser. Ladies? KE Ladies’ KERCHIE Ladios’ EFS, Ladies” Fing White and Fancy Scoliopet aud. broidered HANDRERCHIEFS at 87c., 50¢. HA have recently sold these for 2c. at less price, “They are chi ‘50 21-inch Brocaded | SILK ‘These twolots of China Sux Handkerchiefs are cen- uine bargains. 921 At stem to our Fecond floor, 80 thit e: Ee departn can now beserved with the sam: the feet successfully treated ‘at DR. WHITE'S Chiro; aaa er dei Odial “Eatablishment, 1416 Pennsyivanin avenue. op- | 2O** 22 : ob George 2 posite Willard’s Hotel. 1 per visit = S | | vention tov | pleased to ex sion of cash any loss of tiie in waittig for change. NN ONPAREIL VELY hand at the W | mo: BOSTON DRY GGODS HOUSE, eer 91 PENNSYLY. on | WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Block Silk Uhadame, €1.35 per ya. 64 HALIT CLOTHS, in every shade,at $1 and $1.25, Our TINEN DEPARTMENT is being kept up to its standard. nil | G0c. dozen; Towels, knoti n10 G,RAND AND SPECIAL SALE iF LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. by our successful sale of Handkerchiefs we have made preperstions on sstill larger aime fered and in pursuance of our policy sball quick and sell a EFS, d ier, Be. each. Better qual- and 0c. each, ALL-LINEN WHITE BEMSTITCHED RCHTEES, extra fine quality 12 pach ALI-LINEN 2 INCH HEMSTITCHI ERS. 7c. “each. les at 21c., 25e., Sic., up to $1.50 each. Hemetitthed and Corded Clear . b, worth G2e, EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS en Hemetitched HAND- ha ite 0 8 * bought these at auctiin, and | = LADIES’ PURE LINEN HEM- CulEFS, embroidered heavi white and colored bord fc, DI DK. Lt ‘8 fair profit on them Handkerchits, Scol- od and embrofderst, beautiful quanty. doe eacke e lot Ladics’ Fancy ‘Socllopel and Embroidered tucks, fine quality, ‘ce. each. jen Printed and Remetitchea HAND- fc. each—a rare bargain, li-Linea Printed and Hemstitched HAND- S, finer quality, 17¢. each. inen Printed and Hematitched HANDKER. xtra fine quality, 28e. exch “beautiful sty iSe., cH A 2c T'S HANDKERCHIEFS, Extra Fine Hemmed and Printed Pure Linen ER HIEFS l5c. erch, $1.75 per doz. We ‘but bought then: again Gent's” Hemtiched Linen HANDK’ , Minch hem, extra fine quality, only Printed Border Hemetitched HAND- . warranted all inen, only 25c. Y z ed 375p, 43, | a Be. SILK HANDK! RCHIE! a i HA worth $1.2 1 ouly 98e. exch. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTO: DRY GOOD: s PENNSYLVANIA AV nd [OMATIC C. We have just con 1 RAILWAY. pleted the extension of this mers in cur Underwear, Ctirtain, Blanket and ( oak, Corset, U from cierto cactuver sn Means Of au elevated track and stations. — By it are enabied to wait apon our patrons with greater » to save them any xpueyance by cash boys, and BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 921 ETEENS, A full line of the better malities constantly on BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, NSYLVAMIA AVENU 901 Muke to order the finest Dress Shirte 6 for $7.50. tee fit, style, nish, equal to any easton Shirt | ‘ive Whatsoey Sutisfaction guarantced or | ry tefunued. a: Black silk Rhadame, $1 per ya. Ron-s, in Black ES THAN Cost, NS. in Black, Terra Cotta, eaud Ga -OUR MONOPOLY — ey. jean Hosiery Company UNDERWEAR {vy Gents ena Children’s, and cannot be excelled and value. HEMPSTONE & PERRY, CISCULARS, DOLMA large and complete stock of | ETS; full line of CLOAK- s ; BROCADED VELVETS. the new shades; OLTUMANS; RHADAMES in the desirabie colore. Don't fail to examine our NEN DEPARTMENT. Fo. quality and handsome nour 5c. munber in Table Linen can't be excelled seide of New York; Napkins aud Doy-ées to match, dtringe, Huckaback, 25c. J. A, LUTTRELL & CO., 817 MARKET SPACE. OVERCOATS, from $10 up. Come and gee how easy it is tofind what yon want, where there is such a large stock and such low pri: We want your trade, and | know that we can save you from fifteen to twenty per ) cent, 4 A. STRAUS, 939 PENNSLYVANIA AVENUE, AND 932 D STREET, 031 Near Tenth Street FLose2Y AND UNDERWEAR. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, 622, 824 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘We have just received a most attractive stock of FALL AND WINTER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Comprising the following: INFANTS! FINE WOOL HOSE, FANCY COLORS. CHILDRENS’ AND NISSES'. FANCY AND PLAIN COLORED, HEAVY ALL-WOOL RIBBED HOSE. CHILDEENS' AND MISSES’ FANCY EMBRUID- ERED FINE CASHMERE HOSE. LADIES’ FLEECE-LINED HOSE, IN COLORS AND WHITE, 15° O'MEARA’S LIQUID 15° FFF IT gS8S3 HH ¥ Sgss8 HOH GGG Bb wv U FER @GrL UUE Goal UU Be GGG LLLL UU EER Warranted the strongest, touzhest and most elastic Patterns and Shades in Blue, Brown, old Gold, Olt Canary, Bom pelun sud otuer ‘colors. ° Friezes, ‘Dudos, Borders, Centers, &. Having disponed at auction of some fourteen hundred pieces of Paper-Hanginza a little out of style, end re- placed it with additions of the newest cnd most desira- Bie styles, which will be offered at lowest prices, and all for Ladies and Children, in ail FANCY EMBROIDEKED FINE CASH- HOE. AN ELEGANT LINE OF FINE IMPORTED COTTON HOSE, the new and moat de- siracie shades, =" BLACK HOSE A SPECIALTY. ALSO, A FULL LINE OF LISLE THREAD AND Glue on Earth! Endorved by that great Scientest, Prof. SILER HOSE, Baird, of the U.S. Fish Commission, Glues every eee eonal we Boks Wood, Eee peatbes, girs a, Stone, Ke. Always ready for instant use! Ui < = daily by the U, SBiutinonlam inshitute Government UNDERWEAR. ent makers, 3 cu trun- dreds of fnumiite, Bode ef Oatesres tak ne its | A large and varied took of Infants’, Misses’ and Ladies’ Brush and Tin Cover, only 15°. By mall, 10c. extra. MERINO UNDERWEAR, ‘the trade and public eubp Hed by LADIES’ MEDICATED SCARLET ALL-WooL J. U. O'MEATA & CO., VESTS, GREAT VARIETY. 1347 Pennsylvaina avenue, Washinigten, D.C. Headquarters for that wonderful $1 RAZOR! ‘That — $35 GUN" ‘That $1 CORN KNIFE, endorsed by all Chiropodists, “Sporting Goods Catalogue sent jd GENTS’ UNDERWEAR. Sold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 215 Penua. ave. 05 | yreRrNo SUBIR AND DEAWENS m grat variety, aise PAPER-HANGINGS, No, 626 | mpicaTED SCARLET ALL-WUOL SHIRTS AND street. LATEST STYLES, Sirest,: | DBAWES: ALL THE ABOVE AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., £20, 822, 84 SEVED ‘TH STREET. work uarcuteed. WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Bands and Plain Goods, which we make in shades to order. PICTURE FRAMES, different styles and sizes, in store and made to order. A few choice and novel Cabi- net size Frames, in Gold, Satin, Sik and Velvet. Pic- ture Wire, Nails, Picture Room Moulding, Hooks, &. PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &ec. BAT iast Nov Obie ance oh TERS, No. one: street northwest. ‘erms cash, FB ooxomican AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & CO."S LAUNDRY SOAP Grecian ATTRACTIONS IN FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS AND NOVELTIES aT . CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPAOE, D RY GOODS. THE FINEST BUILDING sovTt Om 28,000 SQUARE NEW YORK! 7 FEET DEVOTED BUSINESS! OTIS’ FINEST ELEVATOR i, ¥ AND EVERY MODFRN IMPROVEMENT THAT, SCLENCE CAN THINK OF ON THE PREMISES! All thoss who have scen it admire it, and Judging, from the immense business of the last month we must ~% confess it isa grand success, and we shall strive to” maintein the confidence of all, and instead of doubling ‘our business, ag we did last month, we shall try and tripleitduring the first year. Where there is a will there is a way, and we know howto do it—that is by buying only from first hands by the orig! soastosave the middle man's profit, and s¢ | living profit. package, ag at a When we say profit itis something edl- dom touched by advertisers; but no merchant cau exist without it, as it certainly costs something to pay One Hundred and Thirty-six Hands, which we now have on our pay-ro! ‘This is a large number for Washington, but uot one too many for us, and we are now willing to take ten more clerks (experienced hands only only Come and convince yourself that notwithst warm spell our butlding is Itke @ bee hive, and anybody of the Be k | Ourimport orders for March and April deliv { ebout One Hundred Cases Dress Goode, Cots tows Loy all knew where togetthem We do not on } these for show, and must have work to do tt mmarche, of Paris, Wet erey, White Goods and Linen Housefurnishing Goods, ete, Ie it a wonder that we should be entitled to buy at lower figures than other merchants, as our Louse is classed with the largest Jobbing houses of New York and secou§ to none IN STANDING. S#~ The memorandum invoices of the above we have nowonhend. Weaskone and all to deal with us. Im return guarantee to scll at lowest New York retail Prices and in many instances much lower (os we cam prove by New York Retailers’ Pattern Books.) Our ase sortments shall always be complete, and we shall try to’ make our building and business the pride of the Cap» | sea, and week! For bulletins of goods and pric» see other daily apers, and remerber that we only advers tise such goods as we have in quantities, so as to give parties fromthe distenos axhow to write for them. ; ‘Thanking you all for th: poral patronage ani friendly feelines extended to us during the last twenty years, Weare, respectfully, your obedient servants, e LANSBURGH & Bi 420, 42% 424 SEVENTH STR: Cheaper than any other house in the wor! N EW FALL DRY ris and Drawer - Searis sold tor 40c. ‘E SHIRTS ay 0, buteall ou t Rt ior aac. Made af fine round threads lin, (wot trash, full of preyered eledane 5 we hiner tho~Pnn, lin id Iinen neck band, (not ¢ linen), and telled cnet Uarough with on sal 4 Livies ‘out id aind then wut.) Ouly Too, Murt A full tock of Winter Coder. A prices to please. The best Soe: ver ‘suld in thin city. All the lategt lovenr.| $2 Seats wold tor $1.25, INNISS', 1002 F stroat. ‘Hannie* Min —— — (OODS. TRUNNEL & CLARK, #11 MARKET SPACE, Have now a very larye stock of DRY GOODS of the beat rT" S Special numbers in COLORED SILKS, BKOCAL y Arplendid line We keep a mui COUR FLANNE ‘Our stock of 'TABLi Clans and at the Lowent Priees d MONOPOLY SILK. in Bh », $2, $2.25, CANNOT ise Beat. 8, Black and Col $1.50, $1. MAN aLUSHES, very EPLAIN PLUS! ce KE hk: E LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS ig very attractive. Ladies! and Gent's HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ aud Geut’s HANDKERCHIEF, « beautiful A Flanpels, fixnres. “The Store isnow complete, and t that it ie well “hgbted,” WELL ven TILaTeD S10CKrD. variet: ck of Prints. Brown and Bleach Canton all Lezdiug Domestics, at “Rock bottom réict ie WEL, An cxamination of Goods aud comparison, of Prices ‘solicited. olT One Paick Osix. TRUNNEL & CLARK. 611 MARKET SPA _ FINANCIAL. _ —= = = ‘ANCIAL. — AN IMPORTANT NUTICE TO ALL WHO OPERATE IN STOCKS. We send Free to any address our ‘Wall Street Hand Book.” containing veluable information, railroad stocks, their dividends and aleo a from ‘or small lots. lange profits freq) method of Stock sp Moderate means. ‘oneern early fin vate telegraph key. Stocks bouch' to 10 per cent. margin, : tock Privi ‘The sinuil co#t of such privilew fy obtwined from then. make thi ution very desirable tor those ortesondence invited. EDGAR BOOTAY & CO., Commission Merchants, o24-1m* 6 Wail street, New York, Arm TO YOUR INCOME. Chub 13 f part three mouths, still qowey in Club, of return each i poustens Address. Ai 7 and 3 street, Citcago, I 09 -e0u PRIVATE STOCK T WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND, Bonde, Stocks and Tuvestment Securities Bought and No. 539 lSrH STRENT, (CORCORAN BUILDING, Agency for Prince end Whitely, Stock Brokers, ADD TO YOUR INCOME. LIT of the MC AL INVESTMENT CLUBS of= surest means of making pape 7 1,000 oF mi 5 > AND STOCKS. nichiber gets the benefit of combined i weok!y. Dividends ck their mon lug ortezal ou demand, tory circtlar went free. fhe RAPH WIRES nerweew H. H. DODGE, Sold on Commission, 64 Bioapwax, New Yoram. Every class of Securities bouht afid sold on commis. sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New IS FCONOMICAL, 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 QUICELY WEAK OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. ITIS SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS 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- KET ARE MADE FEOMGREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS ‘THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UPIN BARS, ANDEVERY Bak BRANDED WITH OUR NAME. FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, As IMMENSE ASSORTME:! SILKS at 50c., 75c., $1, $1. ea eS TE y iz [- He iaibe tibcine ea Ree INT of Black and x 35, $1.50, $2, 92-00 and a at the CLOAKS, SHAWLS CLOAKING CLOTHS Exchanee. DEESS GOODS in all the new and MERE SHAWLS and COURYAULD'S CK at‘ CARTER’S, ‘711 MARKET SPACE. AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, e183 3244 WATER STREE t, GEORGETOWN, D. C. AGUE Fo INFORMATION CONCERNING LOUISIANA STATE re LOTTERY, THOMAS B. MOHUN, ‘210-Im 605 14th street northwest, —— ALK: | .NOS.—SOHMER & 00."8 PI cae ae en