Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1883, Page 4

: F ; ; 3 ; THE EVENING STAR. 1DAY. ary -Jauuary 26, 1863. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIFF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnrxaton, D. C., Jan. 26, 1883, 9:90 a. m. « For the middie Atlantic states, cloudy weather, ‘With light snow, winds mostly northeasterly, sta- onary or lower temperature and pressure. Special Weather Bulletin. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: General snow has fallen in the midile states, oc- gasional snow in the lake region and Ohio valley. ‘The temperature has fallen in the lower lake re- ion, middle states and New Englund, r" From 20° to 39° in Minnesota. The center of the cold wave Is now north of the lake region and will to-day move beyond New England. A warm wave east of the Rocky mountains will extend over the horthwest and lake region to-day and over the lower like region and middie states to-morrow. ‘The following spectal temperatures were reported ate ‘terday: Washington, 239°; Nortolk, folk, ‘Tue follcwing !mmense bargains will pesold to- 1: morrow on!y at R. Goldschmid’s, 8 st. DW. ‘cocoa door mats with red borders 48c, handsome engraved goblets S0c. 3¢ doz, French china plates Gecorated with fruit, colored borders and gold Ines 19¢ each, fruit sancers to match 18c, Gold- Schwld’s celebrated tollet soap 5¢ a large cake, Dine porcelain cups and saucers 6c ¥% doz, 2.500 tooth picks 5c, Brown’s shoe dressing 7c a bottle, Lew pattern glass spoon holders 10c, covered sugar Bowls to match 15c, Chinese individual salt cellars Stor Se, handsome decorated French china tea pots 13 and 4 boxes of laundry blue 25e,tin ch: “ Borted colors 3 pleces $1.65, 1 blacking brush, whisk ‘broom and 3 boxes of blacking 25e, real Majolica fruit plates 10c, extra thin French china cups and Saucers with broad gold band, ovide shape $1.75 % loz. worth $3.50, real Majolica fruit bowls cn stands 80c, japanned spice boxes with 7 Inside boxes, 50c worth $1.00, crumb brush with tray 30c. Don’t fail to come and see what you can buy at ny new Dargain counters where you can find an Immense assortinent of cheap goous which are almost given away. Rarn orshine, the Yankee Singing Skew] will appear at Odd Eellows’ Hall, Navy ‘d, thls eventng and Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock; also, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Everybody should Dear them. ‘75c. gt. BOTTLE, $3 per gallon, No. 1 rye whisky, Tich, pure and elegant; jee"s, 401 9h St. nw. Worerrp Mrrrs, Woot Groves, Warm Leggings, Cochrane's, Opps aND Esps children’s pants 50c., ages 4 to Syéars A. Saks & Co. ASSIGNER’S SaLz.—The entire stock of Mr. B. | Bilverberg, 312 7th street northwest, consisting of afull line’ of picture frames, brackets, baskets, Satchels, pocket-books, boo KS, Vases, tollet sets and scrap glass ware, st Yer-platea ware, lamps, of! paintinzs and engrav- ings Gold, and’ rolled’ plate Jewelry. Japanese ys, games and a very large stock of dolls and $s now being sold at private sale at and be- Jow cost. ‘Those desiring bargains should not fail tocall Zachariah Tobriner, assignee. Paci TRates’ photograph gallery,309 9th street, between D and Pennsylvania avenue. Satisfaction given to every customer. Expnorertes, “Everlasting,” economical, Cochrane’s. Opps axp ENps men’ well selected, its. Saks & Co. To THe Lawyens oF THE Unrrep StaTR3—Judd & Detwetler, of Washington, D.C., request those Wishing copies of the arguments of Hon. Roscoa Conkling, Hon. Senator Edrmunds and Judge S.n- derson, In th mous Fallroad tax cases, to apply tothe chief oMicers of the Southern Pacltle_ratl Yoad company, either at New York or San Fran_ cisco, or to Henry Beard, e-q., xttorney for sald company, 927 F street noriL.west, Washington, D. as although the document was printed by Judd Detweller, they have not any coptes to sell, and if they had any extra, couli not seil them, as they were printed for the Soutuern Pacitie railroad com- ¥, by order of Henry Beard, esq., and were all a ielivered to his or Saks & Co. pID SCARLET UNDERWEAR, ¢ opened an Amerl- hi, where a ‘large stock will always be Kept of cur Carlew!tz, the Great Hungarian Claret, andall other Kinds of Sulit and Sparkling Hun- - ; Agencies Will be granted In all hroughout the United States and y to 2 Max Guecer, limited Purveyors of Hunzarlan wines by spectal appotnt- ment to the Queen of Englund. No. 232 Fifth avenue, New York, U. S. Opps anv Enps children’s $7 overcoats at $3.50. & Saks & Co. VaLeNTINES.—Wholesale and retail, at J. Jay Gould's : Fresseit’s Ick CkgaM and Charlotte Russe, Fixst-Crass blankets and dress_goods below ost; all cioaks at bankrupt prices. 736 7th stn. w. Scnim Courorrs, none such, Cochrane’s, up- town. Cuorce Corrons, Cuear, Cochrane’s, uptown. <n AND ENDS at half their value at A. Saks & Reve Stoves tn diamond settings, at Prigg’s. Wx. Hans £ Co.'s Repvctioss are the talk of the town. We still have too much stock, and Shall continue for a short time only to sell at these slaughte:ine pric $6.00 x; ewed button and gaiters, ..4.50 450 cioth or glove-top button and laced, down to. nd boys’ eoars: boots ut cost. Ladies’ 34.00 best hand-sewed buttc beg 2.50 tine eet and 1922 Penn<}ivania avenue. A CoLoxeD Boy named Stephen Washington, while belg tied before the Polfce Court to-day, for stealing a pair of skates, was asked If he Wasn't before tils court once before for larceny. He studied awhile, and then sald he “ was here S$ talking something about His case was continued for further once when 2 as t chickens.” evidence. nomed Wm. McDonald was before yestér , charged with being a suspicious person, being caught offering brass Fings for sule on’ th et. He was released on ‘his personal bonds to the city. ‘Ted will be sold 2'S.S17 7th st. nw. plates, bottle ink, 2 bx. Diacking, mustard spoons, 4 picture frames, 1 doz Shoe laces, memorandum books, hat racks, tea Strainers, hoitie muctlage, pokers, dish and chim. e Condensed Locals. At the annual Israel C. ME ehureh, last event for the ensuing year were elected a8 follows: L. A. Cornish, Ww. Davis, J. A. Stmt George W. Simms, Witliam EH. Hutchinson, Grat Charles E. Brown, Ww ‘oble H. Snowden and Charles H. T. Over. Company B, Capital City Guards, Ca Gray commanding, was pres -nted_ Wit Mfty new Austrian’ rites by the ladies’ auxtitary committee last evening. . Hon. Robert Smails, of South Carolina, made the presentation to tne company. At the meeting of the Woman's National Labor League last evening a resolution waa adopted pro- testing agulnst the Interference of members of Congress with the female emyloyes of the Agri- cultural department. Remarks were made by Mrs Chandier, Mrs Smith, Mr. Edmonston and others, ‘ _The second qusrterty examination of the Miner IL School took place yesterday and Was largely attended. The excmination, which was Yery satisfactory, was conducted by the principal, Miss M. B. Brizzs, In the presence of ‘Trustee Jehuson and Superintendent. Cook, of the public schools; Mr. W. er Lewis, trustee of the Miner sol, and a large number of parents and friends of the pupils. Tue WEPKLY STAR, a larce double paper of fitty- six columus, will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a y «yt Furmers trom Virginia state that the country Is overspread with deep snow and no farming work can bedone. Sleighing has been good since the last snow; the ground ts frozen solid, and there has been no perceptible meiting of tt, except in Some of the roads Which are much traveled. Between 24nd o'clock this morning an alarm Was struck from box 124 for fire discovered in the barber shop oi J. Gatto, under the hotel corner Sth and E streets northwest; damage about $50. It is thought the fire was the work of an incendiary. ‘The announcement of the death of Mr. Richard Henderson caused zeneral sorrow in Dusiness and social circles of which he was a prominent mem- ber, and to whom he had endeared himself by his Innate kindness of heart, honorable and straight forward course pursued in all business trangac- tions. He leaves a widow and one child. Among the recent iinprovements about the court house 1s the erection of a fence across the hall leading to the grand jury room, beyond which out- siders and eves droppers will be kept. ‘The Court in General Term was engagrd to-day in hearing the patent appeal case of Charles Scott for improvement in. electric alarm signals— Messrs. J. I. Norris, J. J. Combs and L. M. Hosea for the appellant. The tollowing contributions have been recetved at THe Stax office for the relief of the Humphreys family in South Washington: Mrs, W., $1; Cash, 25 cents; Clerk Pension office, $1; Sympathizer, $1. Score One for the Police. To the Editor of Tar Evenine Star. Just at this time, when there ts danger that the very effictent police force with which Washington 1s favored may unjustly suffer trom the odium which attaches to the practices of certain detec- Uves, Which practices are now undergolag Investi- gation, permit me the use of your columns to Speak a word of commendation justly due. On ‘Tuesday evening my residence was Visited by one of those sneak thicves who prowl avout at night, en- Geavoring to make by steailng what they are too lazy to labor for. The visit left me minus a num- ber of coats and some other articles, worth about $50. I gave notice of the loss that night, and pave the pleasure to state that within thirty-six hours the most valuable portion o: my property was re- covered and the thief enjoying the hospitality of Lieutenant Arnold at the new station. e re- cor is to the eredit of Washington’s police force, and oblige yours truly, Avavsr DoxaTa, 1405 5th street northwest. ———— = The Woman Suffrage Association, CLOSING SESSION AT LINCOLN HALL. ‘The closing session of the Woman Suffrage asso- elation, at Lincoln hall last night, was well at- tended. After singing a song, in which the audience joined in the chorus, Miss Anthony tn- troduced May Wright Sewall, of Indfanapolis, Ind., who made an interesting address, eliciting much applause. She was introluced by Miss Anthony 2s a western girl who 1s the head of a ¢lassical institution to prepare girls for the How- ard university when it 1s opened to women. The speaker was young, plump, pretty and full of elo- quence. She was very plainly and neatly dressed, with very little jewelry, and with a bunch of fresh natural roscs pinned to her bosom. In clos- ing she paid a handsome tribute to Miss Anthony. ‘The “Star Spangled Banner” was then sung by Miss Couzins, soprano, and Miss Shattuck, alto; Miss Jessle White presiding at the plano and Mr. Wilson, of Foundry chureh. leading {n the chorus, which was sung by the audience. After the sing- ing Miss Anthony stated that there was a general estre expressed to hear Miss Dunn’s rendering of in W. P. stand of “Zesle’s Wife.” and as it so Well {llustrates the points raised in the woman suffrage controversy, ‘hat Miss Dunn had consented to deliver It on Fri: day nizht at Lincoln hall. After expressing her acknowledgment to the press of this city, Chica Inter-Ocean and the Lafayette (Ind.) Herald, she reviewed the cause of the suffragists and the pro- gress made since the organization of the associa- tion, and detlled her own experience in the work. ‘The convention was then closed wita a song by Miss Couzing and Miss Shattuck, “Gently Sighs the Breeze.” Agriculturists in Convention. TOPICS DISCUSSED TO-DAY. Tse convention of agriculturists, now being held at the Dopartment of Agriculture, assemble1 at 10:20 a. m. to-day, the president having announced that if found necessary this series might hold over to-morrow, as those devoted to the cotton industry ‘would not be called until Monday. He announced the following papers rematning for the considera- tion of the present serfes: An essay on swine, by F, D. Curtis, of New York. Also, one on “A Butter Standard,” by T. D. Curtis, of New York. One by Mr. Stetson, of illmols, on “Swine.” One by Mr. Scott, of lowa.on “Breeding and Feeding of Beet.” One By Hon. J. Grinnell of Towa, on “Cattle Hus- bandry and the Demands for Beef.” One by Prof. Bu‘d,of Delaware, on “Sheep Husbandry.” One on the “Btock Interests of Tennessee,” by Col. B. F. Cockrill. “A paper onthe “Guinon. System.” An essay on “Swine,” by Mr. Gurler, of Illinois, and one by Prof. Morrow,of Ill, on “Feeding Beef Cat- .” “Prof. Peabody then read the latter, and dis- cussion upon it was suspended until the paper by Mr. Scott, of Iowa, was presented. Discussion was then had. and participated In by_ Mr. Sanders, of Iuinols; Prot. Knapp, of Iowa; Baker, of Ohto; Fors-man, of Indian ‘Territory; Scott, of Tow: and others. Mr. Curtis then read his ‘paper—"A. Butter Standard”—which was disci Assavit WitH an OysteR Kwtrg.—John Tollt- ver was in. the dock at the Police Court yester- day for seriously assaulting another colored man named Silas Posey, who stated that about a week ago he and the prisoner had some words, when Tolliver drew an oyster knife and cut wit ness over the eye with it. The witness showed the court a large scar on his forehead, tn corrobo- not nis story. The court imposed a fine of ee i $50 or 60 days In jal, Marnrage Ltcenszs.—Marri censes have been issued by the clerk of the court to James White and Fannie Taylor; William Tice and e er, both of Otto county, Nebraska; endall and Mary D. Hooker, of Long Meadow, Mass.; Altred Dorsey and Susan Aun Rich; William ‘H. Shephard and Rachael Ann Tramell; Joha Richards and Betsy Sweetney; James G. Gordon Sostman Young and Alice Som- mers; Thomas Boyle and Lizzie Cascy; John Hampton and Emma J. Walker. ——— THE SuSDAY ScuiooL InstiTvTE.—The first hour Of the sesston of the Sunday School Institute at the Congregational church yesterday afternoon, was occupied by Rev. Dr. Hurlburt, with the nor- Rey mons, 3 chopping bow! and knite,13: 10 qt. distipans, te-; 12 qt, He.; 2qt bucket, 6: 3 qt. flour sieves, 8c’; 1 piece laundry soap, 4c. Great reductions 16 plain French china. Tae Weexcy Stan, a large double paper of f'ty- Six colurnns, will be Sent postpatd for one dollar a CITY AND DISTRICT. Amrsements, &c., To-night. Foan’s Orena Hovse.-—ddeal Opera Company In “Marrlag? of Figaro.” Navionat. THEATER.—“The White Slave.” Comiqve.—“Mazeppx” and Varieties, UM.—Curlosities and wonders. ROLLER SKATING Rink.—Assembly at 8 o'clock. Opp Frutows’ Hati—Prof Carpenter's psy- chology and mesmerism. METROPCIITAN M. E Cuurca—Literary and Musical entertainment. ABNER’S Music HALL. Moses.” ‘Henry Detz in “Uncle —_——___ WER A CHARGE OF PERJURY. “ys red man who Was cl committing perjury inthe Police Court, Wednes- Gay, Was put on trial to-day. changed Wwith that Offense. It was alleged that the perjury consisted in bis confessing a larceny to OMicers Bronson and and others and then swearing that he made bo such confession. The officers and other wit- nesses testifle i to the facts in tie case, and the defendant was held in $1,000 vonds for the grand a A Srsrictovs CHARACTRE, colored, who has been conv before ‘Judie Snell to-day, charzed by Lieut. Arnold with being a suspicious person. The ofti- cer stated that there has been several attempted Burglaries on the avenue recently, and he put the efendant under arrest yest-rday Just in front of one of the stores where an attempted burglary Was comiitted. His shoes also fitted the prints made in tie snow tn the rear of the Patats Royal, where similar attempt was made. ‘The court mal lesson, his theme being “The’ Study of the Pulpit.” ‘Rev. R, R. Meredith conducted the teachers’ meeting. Last. evening, Mr. Ralph Wells, of New York, delivered an address on the sub- Ject, “How Souls are Won.” Rev. Mr. “Meredith spoke on “The Book we Study.” ‘The closing ses- jon will be held this evening. ————— ‘THE SNow StorM.—Shovels and snow scra) were again called into requisition this morning, and considerable energy was shown in thelr man- Apulation owing tothe strict enforcement of the law by Judge Snell at the last snow-fall The snow, which began falling Yesterday afternoon, contin. ued, in a fitful way, nearly all night, and it was about two inches in'depth this morning. ee Scorr’s ART SALE—TuE GALE COLLECTION.—The following 1s a lst of the paintings sold, with the prices they brought, last evening at No. 913 F street, by Messrs. Walter B. Willams & Co., auc- Uoneers, commencing with No. 69 on the ‘cata- logue:—Wissahickon Scenery and pendant, by Witting, $12 each; Good Night, Mamma, by Ro- slerse, $120; ‘The New slippers. Ortego, Paris, $25; Departure Of the Swallows. #3; Primroses, Apple Blossoms, ete., with pendant, ‘by Clare, London, $75 each; View in the Lehigh Valley, Whiting, of Putladelphia, $17.50; Scene on Tyne, by Cooper, of Philadelphia, $90; ‘Chickens, &., by Schoutérs, Brussels, $2.50; Cheruds afd pendant, by Lute zens, London, $16 each; Sheep at P: by Van Severdock, Brussels, $130; Le Grand Place, a Piac- enza, Italy, by Carabain, of Brussels, $195; The Oid Millin Vermont, by Lewis, Philadelphia, $90; Delaware Scenery and pendant, by Whiting, of Philadelphia, $10 each; The Moorish Maiden, by Leon Herbro, Parts, $135; Bachelor's Comfort, Harnett, of’ Philadelphia, $75; Esther and King "Ahasuerus, Le D, $25 The Accepted Suitor, after De Freggor, $40: Belschazzaar’s Weast, By Le Brun, Par Trout River, Pennsylvania, by Whiting, Phil: phia, $100; Off Havre, by Mezzell $30; EX. acting Toll and pendant, after Rngler,'s16 each; Scene of Cornwell snd pendant, ‘by’ Fenwick, London, $12.50 each; Mount St. Michael and pend- ant, by Dell, Paris, 12.50 exch; View In New Jer- sey, by Whilng, of Philadelphia, $21; Entrance to North River and Outwa 3d Bound, by New York, $12 each; View in 7. lade’ Jent him to the workhouse for 99 days in default ‘of bonds. een KNIGHTS AxD Lapies oF Hoxor.—Delta Lodze, Knights and Ladies of Hongr, was tustituted last eveuing at St. George’s hall, by Deputy Supreme Protector C. E. Towne. The following ofileers were slected and installed: John C. Ste ast Pro- tector; Hector von Bayer, protector G. Van Horn, vice or; Stephen N. Buy- nitzky, secretary; Wm. Newell, financial secre. tary; Mrs. C. 0. Ballard, treasurer; Mrs. Caroline Buynitzky, chaplain; S.C. Kemon, guide: F. C. Severance, guardian; Wm. McMonigal, sentinel; Maurice W. S. Ballard and EB C. Fawcett, irs. Susie ant, by Johns, New York, Raphael, $12; Billet Doux and ant, after Endeman, $20 ern Europe,by Jacotson Dusseldorf, and pendan' ‘The Robberies at the Washington Bar- racks. ‘TRIALS IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY. Charles Dawson, a young colored man, was put On trial before Judge Snell this morning for rob- bing Capt. Howell’s quarters, at the arsenal, of a valuable cigar smoker and some sheets. Mr. Howell Stated that the defendant was a servant of his at the time the ‘articles were missed. Policemen Bronson. and Loftus, of the South Washington Precinct, testified to recovering the stolen prop- at the rooms of the defendant. He was sen- tenced to six months in jail. ‘Ann Meredith, a colored woman, who lives on Van strect, in South Washington, wis pit co on three separate e723 «i receiving stolen goods, roner+y Of various officers and persons in the ‘Washington barracks. A large quantity of silver- ware, napkins, towels, articles of clothing, etc., were found in the house of the defendant, and for the lareeny of which a young colored man named Wm. P. Keys, who roomed in her hous tenced to six’ montis in jail-a few days ago. The first case tried was for ublawtully receiving » lot of stolen properiy, taken frow the quarters ot Gen. Ayres, commandant of the barracks. The general lWentitied some Of the property ns his Officers Loftus and Bronson testitted to recovering the gools from the defendanv’s trunks, at her rooms. ‘The next case was for recelving’a Jot of clotaing and a pair of shoes, stolen from’ Mrs. Dantei Dunbar, also of the barracks, Mrs. Dun- bar Identified ‘the stolen property as hers. The same officers testified to recovering the stolen property from a woodpile in the yard, and to tak. ing the shoes which belonged to Mra. Dunbar off the feet of tne defendant when she was in the dock. She was then tried for receiving a number of small articles that were stolen from Misa Annie Mackey, at the barracks. The only evidence for the defense was the statement of the defendant. She denied the charges, and the court sentenced her to 60 days.in jail in each case, making @ sen- tence of six months in all. An apzeal was noted, and bond fixed at $200 in each cuse. The officers algo recovered more than thirty napkins and a number of towels at her house with the name of a hotel-keeper in Gaithersburg, Md., stamped on them. ——— A “Fool's Sewion.” A CUSTOM INAUGURATED IN WASHINGTON BY THR BANGERBUND—A MERRY COMPANY AT NER'S HALL. A carnival session or sort of “fool's parliament” was held at Abner’s hall last night by the Wash- ington Swagerbund. Such gatherings preceding the annual mask ball have been in vogue among the Germans in other cities,and in the Fatherland for many years, but the first “Carnival Session” ever held in Washington was held last night. The Scene in the hall was highly picturesque. ‘The decorations consisted of bright-colored bunting and grotesque effigies. No one was admitted to the hall without a fool's cap. These caps took every form, from the conventional sugar-loat dunces’ cap to the three-peaked fools’ cap with tassels. Their gay colors made a very pretty effect. There were ‘tables and chairs in ample number, where ladies and gentlemen sat_and sipped their beer or wine, Wille fun reigned about them in stormy fury. Some of the officials of the evening wore all the. fooi’s insignia, including cap, bells, collar and mock scepter. The judges of the eve- ning occupied a platform at_the end of the hall. There Was no regular program. A song would be sung and then the presiding officer would face- tiously call upon the author of the song. By his direction the sergeants-at-arms would take into custody some unsuspecting wearer of a fool's cap. The band would strike up and the culprit would be marched through the hallto the platform, where dire judgment would be pronounced upon him. ‘Then he would be conducted in mock state toa little speaking stand at the side of the hall and be compelled to make a speech. With all sorts of queer conceits the evening was passed. Speeches were exacted from Messrs. Simon Wolf, Louts Fellman,- Louis Waldecker, Representative Deuster, Louls’ Schade and Anton Fischer. During ‘the evening Messrs. Emile Hohler and Fred Knoop sang some selections, and there were anumber of choruses. At midnight the session ended, the floor was cleared and an hour or two Was spent in ro al ‘The officers of the evening were as follows: Ju Paul Schulze, president; Anton Fischer, L. W. Habercom, T. B. Kirby, L. Waldecker, R. ‘Heinrichs, Ernst Scnmid, W. Bur- chard, M. Altschuh, F. Knoop, Chr. Abner. Music committee—L. Waldecker, P. Havenstein, E.Holer, Geo. H. Michaelsen. Finance committee—L. W. Habercom, T. B. Kirby, Ernst Schmid, F. Grimm. Decoration committee—H. Rakeman, H. Hinke, Wm. F. Lutz, L. Goldschmid, J. A. Griesbauer, Werner Suess, Masters of ceremonies—W. Spangler and C. Herbert. ee Washington Markets—Retail Prices. Mears.—Beef, sirloin, 142.20c. per Ib.; do porter- house, Wade. ; Hb roast, 123¢a20c. ; steak, 12415c. Corned Beef, Satze.: Dried Beet, chipped, 25.80c.; do. sliced, 0c: Tongues,smoked, toarbe; Limb.12348 20c.; Veal, 123ga25c.; Mutton, S1i5e.; Pork.14a18.; Sausage, Isat acon Hams, sugar cured, 16al7e., ‘cut, Due. ; Shoulders, 12al6c., cut, 18a, 9c. Breasts, 15018; Lard, 15, FRUITS.—Oranges, 80a40c. per doz; Lemons, 25a B0c. per doz.; Bananas, 30a50e. per doz.; Cocoanuts, 10a12e; Apples, 40a60¢. per pk; Cranberries, 20c. 2 “.a$1; Grapes, 10a25c. Perch, 40a50c. per bunch; Rock, large, 30a 85c. per Ib., 40a50e. per bunch; Mackerel, 20.35¢, 5 Haltbut, 20:25¢. per 1b.; Codfish, 10ai2c. per Ib.; Haddock, 10c. per 1b.; Catfish, 20a25c. per bunch; Sea Bass, 12115¢c. perlb.; Black Fish, 12a15c. per 1b; Weak Fish, 15e. per Ib.; Sinelt, 123 per doz. ; White Fish, 10220 per Ib.; Salmon Trout, 15a20; Scallops, 50c. per qt.; Lobster, 12ai5c. per 1b.; ‘Terrapin, siiders, $12u$18 per doz.; do., diamond- back, $20:$35 per doz.; Turtle, 25c.a$1 each. BUTTER.—Philadelphia Print, 55c. per Ib.; Western Creamery, 50c.; New York, 40a45c.; Roll, aad0e; Cheese, 1aaie.; Byxs, 3vad0c. per loz. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, (Irish,) 80240c. per peck; do. (sweet), 30a40c. pag pk; Cabbage, 10a20c. per head; Spinach, 80a40c. per peck; feds, 2a0. per ‘bh.; Lettuce, 5al0c. per head; Onions, 40a50c. per peck; Carrots, 8a5c. per bunch; Beans, (Lima,) izalbc. per qt.; Oyster Plant, Sac. bh.: ‘Turnips, 20a80c. per pk. Cauliflower, {oa2e. each; Squash, 2a8 per lb.; Pumpkins, 15.95c. each; Radish, 2a8c. Ree unch; Celery, 5a8e.; Cucumbers, 50c. each; jomatoes, $1. per doz.: Mushroom. 7c. per Ib.3 Mint, 10c. per bunch; Kadish (hot house), 10c. per bunch; Red Cabbage, 15a25e. each; Water Cress, 10c. per bunch, Pourrry.—Turkeys, 20120. perlb.; Chickens $1a$1.50 per patr; Ducks, $121.50 per pair; Geese, 15al8c. per Ib.: Squabs, $2.50a83 per doz Game.—Duck (canvas back), $3a$3.50 do. (shufMlers), 75c. per pair; do. (red head), $1.50a $2.00 per pair;do. (mallard), $1a$1.25 per pair;do.(bar and crow), 50c. per pal Plovers, per pair; per pair; Quail, $313.50 per doz.; Pheasants, $1.501$1.75 per Dair; Rabbit, 20a30c. each; Squirrel, 10a15¢c. each; Bi 20a2%c. per Ib; Grouse or Prairle Chicken, uffalo, 20a sete per Dairs Wild Pigeon, $1.50a$2 per oz, ————— A Wiryess AGarxst THE Derectives.—Henry Lacey was to-day before the grand jury, it 1s un- derstood, as a witness against the detectives. a gees Yoururcr, Tu1eves.—Frederick Brown and Obie Hutchinson. two colored youths, were in Judge Snuell’s dock to-day, charged with two cases of petit larceny in stealing a lot of groceries from he delivery wagon of Kellogg & Johnson, anda basket containing butter and lemons, the’ prop- erty of Conrad Yost. Several witnesses testified to seeing them take the goods trom the wagon while it was standing on the street. They were sentenced to sixty days each in jail. In the other case Mr. Yost stated that he émployed them to mind his horse and wagon while he went into the market, and when he came out he found that they had stolen everything except the horse and wagon, and he was glad they hadn’t taken these. In this case Brown got six months additional and Hutch- Inson was dismissed. E Se ‘THE OLD GEORGETOWN SUNDAY Law ENFORCED. Yesterday, in the Police Court, Charles H. Fickling, & druggist. in West Washington, was charged with Violating the old Georgetown sun- Gay law prohibiting the sale of anything except drugs and fresh fish on the Sabbath. Policeman Cotter testified that the defendant sold cigars last Sunday. Counsel for the detendant asked that the case be dismissed, stating that it was an op- pression on the people in Georgetown to fine them or selling eae while only across Rock Creek nearly everything is sold with impunity. Juc Snell said as lorg as the citizens of West Wash- ington have such laws, they will have to be en- forced. A fine of §5 was im] The court said he had been popine that the code would pass, so that we would have a universal set of laws for Washington and Geergetown. es ‘The Courts. = lay, Rumistetter 3 argu and submitted. The bond of Marat Menticheg ‘was approved by the court, Crrcurr Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Hanmer & Batley agt, Dengias: mo- tion to set aside judgment granted. N. L. Market Com any agt. Kessner; plaintiff called and suit istolgsed. To-day, Wyndham agt. Buchanan; verdict for eee $82.37. Stevens agt. Pullman et al; on earing. Equrry Covrr.—Judge James, Yesterday, Cratty agt. Gelston; bill dismissed with costs.’ Barker agt. Penn; J. W. Barker or- on trustoo, returnable. FeUruary: 1; 1ees ante tec, Feturnal beans agt, Randall; trustee authorized f make in. To-day, Denmead Denmead; referred to auditor.” Phenix Mugen Life Insurance Co. agt, Grant; court decides no order necessary. Porice Cournt—Judge Snell. ‘To-day, Chas. Toes colo larceny of a Aen’ Meredithy colored, recelving stolen moist ct ving st (three cases;) 80 days in'each cusee . peace ea a Affairs in West Washington. me A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.—The entertain— ment of the Georgetown Catholic Union took ie Pro- resting character, ji «Tne s0l08 of, Mrs. Allen and Mls nedy and Murray, and Mrs. Alle! and Mr. Park The Dickson Case. RE-RXAMINATION BY THR GRAND JURY, Nearly all the witnesses examined by the grand Jury in the Dickson cage have been re-summoned to eppear before the grand jury, 2nd a rehearing ct the case began today. Brewster Cameron is among the witnesses snmmoned. So the reports which were verg-positively repeated yesterday that the grand Jmry had disposed of the case ap- Pear to have beea premature. THE FOLLOWING WITNESSES have been summomed vefore the grand jury In this case: P. A. Kennegv_ 2. m. Lowe, H. P. Godwin, Fewster Camel ar route jurors Hugh E Murrey, John he McCarthy, M aleNett rae 7. Cox, E. v. Donip! er, and E. J. McLain, cena d selene Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tax Eivenrue STAR. THE City’s Tax Rstarx. —The city committee on general laws wilh: consider before the February Meeting of counell the subject of the real estate the corporatton now claims more or less of a tax ttle. Im 189 a tax sale took place and several hundred lots of ground, many of them im- Proved, were bid tu by the city under the section of the charter which provides that “if at any guch sale no bid be made for any parcel of land * * * then the same shall be struck off to the elty—the collector: shall execute a certificate of sale and shall depostt such certificate with the auditor—and if suc! pect be not redeemed,the city auditor shall, within sixty days after the ex- Piration of two years, cause to be recorded such certificates of saie.” AN this has been done and the city will pay some $500 for recording these cer- tificates. Now having gotten the tax fitle it has never been enforced and the parties are still hold- ing the property and collecting the renta It 1s understsod that the city will at once to take alfthe rents of this property, al ess 8 settlement 1s madg will enter into Possession. There are some 800 lots worth some $45, THE PIONEER M1LL8.—The Potomac Manufac- turing company and Messra. Lyman & Co., of Nor- folk, falled to come to an arrangement for the sale of the Ploneer mills and the renewal of work there. An offes of $20,000 for the milis was declined. It was hoped by the community that the mills would be put to work, and the intelligence that negotla- tions are * off? is heard with regret. County Courr.—Judge Sangster closed the Jan- wary term of the county court yesterday after- noon. The sheriff was ordered to administer upon the estate of Thos. Brown. The revenue commis- sioner, H. L. Holmes, and the road commissioner, W. H. Butler, gave new official bonds, and Hora- flo Ball, superintendent of the poor, was author- ized to give bond next month. Station HovusE.—At the station-house this morn- ing, Uhas. Morton and David Johnson, arrested by Officer Smith for disorderly conduct, are held awaiting trial, There were six lodgers last night. RerortTer’s Nores.—Martha Coleman was com- mitted to jail yesterday afternoon for stealing a clock.—The snow and cold weather interrupts the work upon two schooners now building at the ship-yards here.—The committee on public prop- erty is making arrangements for considerable ree pairs at the American coal wharf, north of Fish- town.—Miss Sallie Lathim, Miss Jennie Evans, Miss Johnson and Alvers gave vocal solos at the Infirmary fair last nignt, W! inning much applause. ——It is understood that Mr. C: C. Smoot will 1m- Prove at the opening of the season, the west end of the Fowle grounds, on Columbus street, at its intersection with Prince, he has purchased for $900.—A ghost, with the smallpox distinctly vistbie upon Its flame-like body, Wanders _nichtly, it is said, in the south western section of the town. Way He Commirrep Sticimz—Thomas Hilsen, {he aged wool broker of Philadetphia, who leaped Into the Niagara river on Saturday and went over the falls, wrote a letter to a friend In New York the day before his suicide, in which he says: “I have made up my mind to go over the falla. Iam neither desperate nor weary of ilfe, but am grow- Ing old, and do not see my way clearly to future bee in business, Ihave used up my capi- al . Aczxts or THE DUNLAP NEW YORK HAT. ‘A CARD: ‘WasHinron, January 1, 1883. The SILK FELT nd OPERA HATS manufactured by Messrs. DUNLAP & €O., of New York, and bear- ing their trade-mark, will hereafter be sold in this city by ourselves exclusively. As the productions of Messrs. DUNLAP & CO. in HEADGEAR have been the acknowledged and leading styles in New York and Washington for the past twelve yeare, and we being the original introducers of the nov- elttes of this celebrated firm, we assure the patrons of the Dunlap Hat and the public that a full line of SILK, OPERA, STIFF and SOFT FELT HATS will always be supplied by us as soon as issued in New York. Respectfully, WILLETT & RUOFF, Sole Agents for the Dunlap Hat, Ja5-Im 905 Pennsylvania avenue. First Annrvan Or Sram Goons. 100 PIECES OF BEAUTIFUI, SATINES, IN THE VERY LATEST SYEESS We call epecial attention to this elegant stock and Yould advise an early selection, ax the indications are that the market will soon be. Gepleted of choice WOOLENS for early 8) great variety. Great reduction in all Winter Coata, Cloaks and Cir- rs, Berlin Cloth Jackets at very low prices. ‘these are Jersey and the most fashionable goods in the market for ladi-s who preter the correct style. A raro chanceis offered. VENING SILKS aud BATENS in great variety. RICH OTTOMAN SILKS in ali colors. BROCADE PLUSH in evening shades. CASHMERES and ALBATROSS in all the delicate colors, auYONS PURFSILE VELVETS, in eight beautiful des, reduc -50., BLA LVETS in all mext K SILK des. eGitest reduction in BROCADE VELVETS, Black and lore. BONNET and GUINET SILKS in every grade. In fact a complete stock of First Class Dry Gods, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Qne price. N. B.—The best is the cheapest. a5 ANOTHER SUPPIY OF THOSE POPULAR AND Beautiful Wm. Shseffer Upright Pian Prices low; payniente easy. Call and examin and see city references. pGrovesteen & Fuller and others on monthly pay- Y. BECKER, 801 Sth street northwest. ring. Twenty-six years’ District see First-class tuning and rey experience and success in ELLING OFF! First-class Goods of ail our Woollens, to make room for New Spring Goods. 736 7th st. n.w. Jan24 P4Nos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, The most Perfect Plano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactared. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Organseold on rented or ex- changed; Tan apes if pci 5, CENT MUSIC, ‘The only complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, | No 915 F STREET. Managing partner of the late firm Ellis& Co. 2 Prne ‘Asp Invicoratina. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated ‘Whiskey, are invited to makes trial of the celebrated brand, UPPER TEN WHISKEY. ‘This Whirkey, upon an analytical examination, has Proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeod of any of the mddern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and flavor to this popular drink, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, 3. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S SONS, ‘Washington, D. ©. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, SOLE PROPRIETORS, Gene OLOCKS. finest collection of old-fashioned Faq’ and Mantel CLOGKS in America can betomig eae JOHN R. en aa: pX,B One supers Cast eESear igen on 3018-78 b Feaaeas In WOES. BUiprinen cinceeeae=s, “reduces EO seria ee ecimnine Be fiom Pennayiv Iuronrtant. CITY ITEMS. Hats for Spring of ake New Spring styles of Men’s and Boys’ a now opening, at Lewis" “Popular One Price Store, 920 7th st., below Mt. Vernon Square. 2 Leuisa Richardsop, fi Washington, says: “Brown's Tron Bitters cured me of Dyspers. . Which I had suffered near Mapa roe we fel ay Burnett's Cocoaine has received universal endorsement. “No other reparation possesses such remarkable ries For banbelits ilng and strengthening they ir and rendering it dark and glossy. It cures baldness and eradicates dandruff. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best. Hecker’s Baking Powder tie in every respect, healthful, thorourhly Teliable, uniform in strength, and its qual- ities cannot be surpassed. A New Year's Gift, in the shape of the Dollar WEEKLY Gran. for one Year, is in order. It ts a large elg! Fed aphe Rfty-stx columns—the largest and cheapest {n the country. Only one dollar, post paid. Trinderw’ Lacto Phoshate of Lime a Coa, Liver Ol, the best remedy known tors coughs, colds, consumption, bronc! asthina, all throat, breast and Tung affections. “ “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 18¢. Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunlons. *Aldern w Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g-1b. eee S5c. per tb. Also, cottage cheese, ‘bu ‘and sweet mili, &. perqt Cream, i6c. pint Hovse Kerrie Goons, SPECIAL NOTICE! ‘The House Keeping Goods Department is a new de- partment at the Palais Royal. In order to make an im- thedinte success we are going to sell cheap, very cheap. Our NXW STOCK, purchased last week, amounting to 10,000 dollars, will not arrive for a few days. Inthe meantime, we will close out our OLD STOCK AT cost, 850 TOWELS, extra size, alllinen, heavy fringe, 100., Adige, 150", 190-0 The. 20S, THESE LOWELS ARE AT COST. 87 PIANO and TABLE COVERS, all colors, boauti- funy embroidered, $1.26, 81,68, $1.95, $3,59. $4.08. THESE COVERS ARE AT COST. 2,500 yards BLEACHED and UNBI-EACHED TABLE DAMASK, 9c. > ‘We., 9 Ry » 480., Soc., 68c., Thc., 980,, THESE GOODS ARE AT COST. 18 dozen BLEACHED: DAMASK, D'OYLIES NaP- ane 48c., $1.25, $1.45, $1.68, $1.98, $2.26, $2.70, THESE GOODS ALSO AT COST, 97 pieces COTTON DIAPER, 18 in., 20 in., 22in., G8c., 84c., 98e., $1.15. THIS DIAPER AT COST. Our NEW STOCK arrives next week, when we shall show an enormous variety of Sheeting, Pillow Casing, Shirting and Cambrics and White Drees Goods. Every conceivable requisite for household use at prices that ‘will astonish our patrons, PPP, Pr AE ATES pre AA Er Aa H Sss5q eB 2 4 Lin a4 Ut Spes3 RR 00 Y ¥ + Roo yy ae E 3 ¥Y a B £ “oot ¥ M4 tus 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Jad Great Saczrrice, mm Crorane, AY THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. le to make a clean sweep of the entire cut down Being determined stock of FINE CLOTHING, prices have Tegardiess Of cost or value. OVERCOATS, At$6.00, worth $10.00. ), worth "12.00. 1.00, wo c rene worth 18.00, worth 35. . Surtout, $20, worth #40; Satin-lined, $22, worth $45: Finest Beaver, $29, worth $45. BUIIS FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 11 YEARS. $3.00, worth £5.00. ), worth, 4.50, worsh 8.00, 00: worth 9.00. z .00, 10.00, Surman LEROY GOH 2° 5. 3 $4, Ww 5 ‘The peut of sizes in Suite and’ Oy larger Boys is very much broken, and those we can fit will get splendid bargains, ‘as they must be ecld at some price. SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS, bab ae oa TO; Alt wodl Sorth $857 Double- breastes $; Cloth Drees Suits, € INE BLACK CLOTH FU LL DRESS 80 (swallowtail conte, ) at $25, worth Boys’ GOSSAMER COATS: st 75: an, Sort double N'’S GOSSAMER O04’ at $2.; 8, $3.50, and 4, worth fully double the price. robb Pants, at $2, $2.60, $3,$4, $4.50, $5 and $6, Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers, Gum Mozzo: No trouble to show rovdse THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, 25 DD 2GEEE, BROS. PIANOS, BURDETT ORGANS. The best now made, G. H. KUHN, it, 407 10th ices reasonable, ‘Terms easy. 5 JSTERESTIN G NEWS. KING’S PALACE. OUR ANNUAL SIFTING OF STOCK STILL CON- TINUES, TO MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING. WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR ENTIRE 8TOCK OF FINE BEAVER HATS AT SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. EVERY OTHER HAT IN THE STORE YOUR CHOICE AT FIFTY CENTS; SOME OF THEM WORTH FKOM TWO DOLLARS TO THREE DOLLARS. OUR PATTERN HATS, SOLD FOR- MERLY FROM TEN DOLLARS TU FIFTEEN DOL- LARS, WILL NOW BE SOLD FROM FOUR DOL- LARS TO SIX DOLLARS. ELEGANT BLACK TIPS, THREE IN A BUNCH, AT THIRTY-FIVE CENTS A BUNCH. OUR RIBBONS, PLUMES, AS WELL AS FLOWEKS, YOU MUST COME AND ASCEKTAIN PRICES AND YOU ARE SURE TO BUY, OUR PLUSHES, VELVETS AND SAIINS, TOO, WILL BE SOLD AT THE SAME LOW RATES; IN FACT, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY HAS GOT 10 GO. PRICES NOT AS MUCH AN OBJECT AB TO MAKE ROOM FOR VUUB SPRING IMPORTATIONS. FOR THE SAME REASON® WE INTEND TO CLEAR OUT BALANCE OF CHILDRENS’, MISSES’ AND LADIES’ CLOAKS. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A FASHIONABLE WRAP, DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE IF ¥OU DESIRE TO SAVE MONEY. WE ACKNOWLEDGE WE DON'T MIND THE LOSS, THEREFORE THE REST OF OUR STOCK, SUCH AS LACES, CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR, FICHUS AND SCARFS, AS WELL aS ALL OTHER ARTICLES IN THE FANCY MILLINERY LINE, WILL BE OFFERED ACCORDINGLY, KING'S PALACE, 18 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. W HAT ARE YOU CHEWING? wosELPOAMPANS BAND HokeH USD DAE aid MY conte, couvenientand yiemant AR! iATTANS, Pharmacist, 14th and I, 2d and D, and 7th and XN sts.n.w. 4 —w DRY GOODS. a LADIES’ GOODS. T onnen & Cine, Mus. Seuwa Rorpser, Sit MARKET sPACR x (008 Nixra Sreexr, Orrosrre Parart Orrick, ‘has Just opened a lance and well-eelected assortment @f HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS, SWISS EMBROUWERIES, MEDICE, TORCHON AND OTHER LACES, . CALL “SPECIAL” ATTENTION TO THE FOL- LOWING : 7 which will be sold at very close prices. 10-4 UTICA SHERTING, 8256. Elecant lineo! NECK RCPFLY NG, LACE. y 10-4 NEW YORK MILLS DO.- 376. FRINGES, TRIM BUTTON i044 PEQUOT ~ ae GLOVES and ART EMBROIDERY 44 WAMSUTTA MILLA ny. BEAMFING promptly executed. = £4 PRIDE OF tHe WEST. Lig. 7 4-4 DAVOU MI 20. K G Gu 0 TL TARE Sarid ag net wot fon wrote, We ber to call syecial attention to our in BELOW Tt BELOW a WINTER DKtSS GOODS. | 10-Button Jouvin, only $1, former price $1.60, Our stock in all departments is complete, and | 5 Prices ave been, ‘arrawed at "rock bottom.” All are €-Button Monogram, only $1, former price $1.50, Gurus ‘Button Monogram, only 9c., former price $1.28, Button Monogram, only Thc., former price Sl. ‘The above are all in Evening Shades, MRS. M. J. HUNT'S, TRUNNEL & CLARK, 22 811 MARKET SPACE, E: alt 1909 F STH . New Ware Goons Mus. C. Doxovax, ‘ — 815 Sra AVENUE, NEW YOKK cIrY, STRIPED VICTURIA LAWNS .. ennes DC. ‘Has openca her Rooms 8 CHECKS NAINSOOKS.. 100. to 35c. oe _—— WITH A CHOICE VARIETY OF BALL DRESSES, In Thule, Gold and Silver Gauzes, Satin and Brocade, Orders promptly attended to. wal? MPS 4 ratwen 2107 F STREET NORTHWEST. IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, ‘Will eell all of her Imported Stock of PARIS BONNETS AND LONDON HATB AT ACTUAL COST = THE NEXT THIRTY Day PERSIAN LAWNS FRENCH MASALIAB. 27" Lowest Prices guaranteed on all domestic Goods. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. 322 Skarox Prnay, (Guecessor to Perry & Brother), = AL ATTENTION” TO HIS NEW SHS RICE LIST OF colToNs. 7° 4-4 WAMSUTTA MU 1a, 1c. EST, 12)sc. 1a 44 PRIDE OF THE W a ne £4 BAwoop anki T. Sidotisicects “oaitteur dé Dance de Pane S Cheveux et Parfunerie, imports 8: Coiffures de Soiren et de Naception. Avotinement, EXTRACT DE VELOUTIN: Beaute ct hygiene du telut. jal6-1m NEw ScorcH GINGHAMA. at ase at 25c, SEXTRA "ATTRACTIONS" IN TABLE LINENS, Best Goons Ix Manxer Qiynet® NAPKINS. BLANKETS. ND Ngee iy NEW PLAID AND STRIPED NAINSOOKS. i F SUITS, FLANNEL INDIA Lin AS, PERSIAN LAWNS AND ALL THE| P ee Roe roils a * NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS. oe ee at . VED A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE GUTH JACKETS. ORE ENT OF PLAIN AND FIGURED eas tery S SHIRTT NO PERCALES,st 12}¢. ead CA ah M. WILLIAN, ‘7 Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. jal? Mas. C. Keoczewert, @ MME. KORN,) FRENCH DRESSMAKER, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Wedding, Dinner and Reception Dresses a specialty, Only first-class work done. Ja8-Lm_ Doererass, INES. ‘LOTH AND SILK WRAPS AT NT EVENING DRESS FABRICS. NING GAUZES AND BROGADEDOTTOMANS. OTTOMAN SILES, ALL COLORS, YROM $1.75 TO ICI BLACK SILKS, BEST MAKES, FROM $1 TO ILE LYONS VELVETS, FROM 2% INCHES WIDE. IN BLACK AND ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLORS, FROM §7 10 BLACK AND COLORED BROCADED VEL FROM $3.50 TO $5, PERINOT'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. ARK HOOM FOK DISPLAYING EVENING Nov AND F SEATON PERRY, - EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE OF —— : Perry r i Rae CAESARS ENED. Established iso. eee se 3020 nmrasl seleot iesdier a Undergarmaeity Sa? Son | CHEMISE AND. DRAWERS, Srectar Bazoarss InN Dex Goons ef an ar | the q@ of the mus- ‘one-1 CARTER’S, 5S continuance of tas T1l Marker Space. DOUGLASS". Remnants of the widest and best New York Mills NINTBR 81REET. BHEE1ING COTTON, Sic. of * Be the best yard wide LONSDALE CAM. ‘Bemnants of the best yard wide COTTON, 100. ts of NI 8) nie pents of Dress Goods, SATINS and SILKS, at MODISTB, ME VON BRANDIS, Te New York; Wm. Barr: DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2. COLORED SILES, 50c. Excellent BLACK SILES, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. STLK PLUSHES and Black and Colored SILK VEL- VETS at actual cost. Pure Wool DRESS GOODS reduced to 250. Heavy BED COMFORTS, $1. LADIES’ JACKETS, CLO, CLOAKING CLOTH at real cost as oe SELLING UFF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT COST. CARTER’S, 11 MARKET SPACE. HR. RUPPERT, NOS. 403 AND 405 TTN STREET NORTHWEST. BABE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IN FANCY WORSTED WORK end @ general outit for chidren, Germantown end Zephyr Worries, German, Spenim Hungarian Yarng, all colors. All kinds Eni material prompts executed. “of rte nd tn oe A on bend. Stamping 18S ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTS STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Maker CORSETS to ord: every ‘le 4 Grear Marx Dows: Cuarentees perfect ft snd simiare | eee SPI ES ARE— French Hand-made Underciothing, Merino Underweat ane. o--9 noBi—French, German and Roanishepoken. 9B and finest I PIANOS AND ORGANS tent Hhoulder Bence ad all Drom own maka ———- 1d Busties, wa6 BROCADED PLUSHES, $5.50 to $4.50. BROOADED PLUSHES, $5 to $4.25. BROCADED VELVETS, %.50 to$3.75. ALL-SILE OTTOMANS, $2.50 to $2. ‘We have the above goods in Black and all shades. ALL NOVELTY DRESS GOODS at prime cost, 22-in. PLUSH, from $3.25 to $2.50, Pas . for which Misa H. ‘Corset, sey HEMPSTONE & PERRY, Bauavsver, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. Evenme Sus, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Plein and Brocaded, $1 to $2.50. EVENING SHADES IN CASHMERE and ALBA- 'TROS, at low prices, DAMASK TOWELS snd NAPKINS, QUILTS, BLAN- KETS and FLANNELS, at speci prices, HEMPSTONE & PERRY, ant 203 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. i, BEHREND’S ‘BALTIMORE STORE, je NEW PIANOS, $200 to $1, 000. NEW ORGANS, $50 to $250. PIANOS AND ORGANS TH: BEED BED, $15 108275. ss = oe PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT—Fitty instras ments of all the makes; rent from §2 to $10 per months rents applied on purchase, FREEBORN G. SMITH, Menufecturer, 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A Canp. Woula invite attention to hia sel HANDEOME XE y GUODS, which are Offred at roe markabl cea. Electric, Greet Ee. — Beautiful Plaids, Silk and Wool, 25c. Sas ‘thet mined at : 320 Green 5-4 Cloth, ‘Silke and Sating, ‘The New Shades itt Ladie: ing Cloth, UNDERWEAR for LADIES, GENTS and OHILDREN We ‘those suff trom ‘oar, $1, 28 t0 $1.90 each or we ecita puss meaieiealy wear, $1! 8 ; Or we eell a pure Flannel at 50c. per yard, equal to goods a a Th He i SCRAP PICTURES. HAVE THE BEST $1.00 MEN'S AND BOY'S Fifteen per cont off for cash on CARRIAGE RO} ad WOOLEN HOME coven st the Bae bese and Trunk MES vania ‘Tranks | to order, pared and Zovered promptiy by good wocksesr ai- fos Pesrod end ceyyered Seomipiy. by aged Weckeeen. er kas Exp OF THE SEASON. REDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK, We havea number Pinos 3k Toe and SEs ‘Call early before they are all sold. and shall place them stsuch figures as will tngure 8 ‘Bpecdy Hale, . SCRAP BOOKS, SCREENS, aa eee Presents, any ———————————— ‘Goods.’ INTERIOR DECORATIONS, Bo. 084 F Sraret N. W., for Cash, preparatory to taxing inventory of stock, ‘We will cot carry over any of our PORTIERE GOODS, ei