Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. PRepay... LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFrice OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OPriceR, Wasurnotos, D. C., Mareh 2, 1883, 9:30 2 m. For the middle Atlantic states, light local rains, followed by partly cloudy, slightly cooler weather, northwest to southwest Winds and higher barome- ter. Special Weather Bulletin. A FAIR SATURDAY INDICATED. ‘The chief signl ofiver of the army furnishes the following spectal bulletin to the press: The Mississipi has fi. o five inches at Cairo during the past 4 hour, intit has risen two inches at Helena, where it's forty-three teet ten Inches; and one inch »t Vicksburg. where It ts forty-two fet three inches. Tue Micsouri, Ohio, Arkans«s, Ten- nessee and Cuinberland rivers have fatlep. Wirmer and fair weather his prevailed In all the di.trets east of the MissistoplL The temperature has fallen siightiy tn ‘ie ‘Tnocthwest, with norihwest~ erly wind... “A siiht disturbance {s central near tue St. Lo wrence velley, moving slowly eastw rd. ‘The following " tur s were reported al 3 p.m. yest Nn, 53°; Norrolk.54 S.vannah, eksonvilie, 7 ie: Galveston, 64 Los Anges, 81°, tions ure ‘that it prevail tn the valiey on Seturday. and San Diego, slightly ecooter amt lake region fog and fair A Paxcy Carp presented to every purchaser te-morrow at M. Augenstetn’s, 8 » street nortiwest, whe e Tollowing grea ains Wi! be s‘ld: White chamber ses, 9 TOS Tose chamber sts, with gold lines, $4.45, wort: $9.00; Freneh chins moss rose tea sets, 44 plove $6.82; hall doz bandind cups ant san ers, tree atterns. 46:., wort. Sstilig brooms 16 fai ater pall «nd 30 clot ; 10l 4c. Flages. 124c. City’s Hostery, Cochrane’, uptown. splendid bargains xtensi SHARPE Fs tor ¢. & of th at pi ALE Pavel He hes a spten tld - vy be found th this 1 oth: un ies of purest. aw sy ors. His cir and flaw mixot ead dies, wi eisai Beis per pount, are nard to equal and caunst be beat. CALE and exwains our variety of advertising eards ant beautiful desi Ss for openings, Morri- 60n & Duval, Publishers, 805 and 807 D street. 10c. Best mac! € Fuss#iv’s Ice CaM and arrested a colored » against who tt and UAttery with ‘Kart, Of Sth and H Stree SLACK yesterday Thor ieLan Twenty-Five Pex Cent BELOW Cost.—For few days wi 1 sell bo Vous to our ch ton sock of dry and £ ¥ <oods of Mrs. 2 7th t hortuwest. By order at ny ¢ Abraham Fisher, assicr nn Reeriven, cc Itne of shape n: for advert Duval, Pablis and 80 D Great li uptown. THe New Puoro. Co., 905 Pa. ave., near 9th st. make the finest eabln-t™ puotos. for 3a dozen f the city. All lange work at proportionate prices. ‘Tur WEEKLY Stax, a large double paper of fity- SIX colutuns, will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a Year. Try th Reap Goldschmid’s barzains tn elty terms. Ixy. Fin stitch nen handkerchiefs, else- where aue’s, Uptown, Cneck Natxsoogs 106, Hamburgs 2c. Brod- Bead & Co.'s, 125 Easter Canps at J. street, between F and Ker’s, 617 and 619 7th ets. ‘NICKEL STEMWINDING Solid silver int Pigs & 1 ATCHES $3.50, warranted «io. bangle rings with h street. Senow 's Jersey Lily Se. Havana filled cigar at C chon berger’s, Bw. Liberal discount to t Made to order without exu ' Ustcors Smrats, for men and boys, unequaled for wear, tlt, comfort and health, Cochrane's, up- town, Face and eyesight fitted Hempter’s, 453 Pa. ave. THE New Veterans in with being calls to mind that day.” E; $3 Per Gate. edly the best fa the wo Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:25 p.m. and extinguished at 3am. ‘Tue WERKLY Stax (eight large pages, cut. past- €d and folded) will be sent post-paid anywhere in the United States or Canada for one dollar a year. The Metropolitan Baptist church, East Wash- has elected the following trustees for tue Ing year: A. B. Stewart, L. E. F. Spofford and F. McLain, and filed a certificate of their election 1m the recorder of deed’s office. In the court in General Term yesterday, on the Yeport of the examining committee, Geo.’ Webe €. B. Gordon and ES. Kaufman were admitt to the bar of the District. Ata meeting of the Schuctzen veretn last nicht It was decide’ to hold the annual fest June 18 to 22 Wm. Muehleisen, J. L Vogt, C. Graff and Simon Woit were appointed an executive com- mittee. ‘The old colored man Moses Smith, living near Tniontown, who was supposed to have been mur- dered, as he disappeared very mystertously some time 4go, as reported In last nlghUs Star, came to Freedman’s hospital February 27th, where he has Deen under treatment ever since until this morn- ing. He went home. The hansom cabs are becoming very pular ‘with ladies, not so much on account of the mod- erate fare a3 because the drivers at the depots In soliciting custom call “Handsome, lady?” which even tie homely take as a compliment to their Personal appesrance. Ata meeting of the colored citizens of the old second district last evening delegates were elected to the Emancipation celebration convention a3 follows: Messra. Ralph Wormley, M. M. Holland, W. R. Laws, Solomon Phillips and Prof. Gregory: and Messrs. Wm. Tyler, L. Laws, and Samuel Str! Vers alternates, Jno. L. Duell and Thos. Mellington were before Judge Snell to-day, on a charge of affray,on the | Uth street wharf yesterday. The evidence showed that Mellington began to horsewhip MeDuell, who only defended himself. McDuell was discharged, and Mellington was fined $10. ‘The President will attend the performance of i” at Ford's Opera House to-night Hil, a colored youth, was sentenced to fine of $27.50 or 6 days in Jail by Judge tod ing a suit of clothes and a z of John S. Woodward. A young colored man, named Daniel Naylor, in the employ of Chas. Schrote, ab vieted by Judve Snell thi eases of petit Larceny from his Ing two pieces of meat and $1. to thirty days in jail in each case, Officer Powell found dead infant tn alley, be- Band C ning of three | pyer, In steal- | tween De! oad and Spring street, belong- Inz to Addison brown, and It was consuwed; loss, Officer Cunningham, last night, arrested Wm. Groves in the front bet-room of a house on K street, where he did not Ifve. He was intoxicated atthe time, and wag quietly sitting In the room. Jn the Police Court, this morning, he was com- Mitted to the workliouse for ninety days, on tho charge of betng a suspicious person. ‘Thomas Burley, of Prince G ’S county, Maryland, while felling a tree on the farm Ot Henry Jonson yesteriay, was struck by the fall- ing tree, and both his legs were broken. He was laken to the Fresdiman’s hospital. Attention is called to the advertisement for rent oy Fitch, Fox & Brown, of the fine residence occu- pica by lion. J.W. Foster, recently appointed mine T to Spain. nites 36 tte t= a good blece of acting without accessories, Wertisement of two per- formances to-morrow. = ‘The grand jury visited the Jail to-day. Tesitence of Hev. James T. Lasiell, pastor ‘Of Sth street M. P. church, was visited on Wednes- day evening by many of his congregation, who ave substantial expression to thelr esteem tor and family, ‘9th street. ‘Thi a at achurch meeting of I urn and Elias 4. P. church, Messrs. Bened: J. Hill were elected (one as « @ uiternate) to the annual cou: erence, Which will Meet at Westminsier, March 14th. eae gees ‘Tar Rev. Mr. KIRKUS Is ted, by serious sickness in his household, eeping his ap- Polatment at Epiphany church this evening. saseraeder te i ART Sa1x.—There will be a closipe sale of oft ings at Dowling’s art Toors, 11th street and ahla <venu, this evening, at 7:20 o'clock, ‘This 1s the last Oopportuaity that will be offered to procure a painting from this collection. tis company, te western travel to SC. ad 220 en the western express, leaving the 6tr paper Ad arriving in 88 Louis at7 & m the second and es 10 RELIEF ADOPTED—. FOR TRIAL OF CRIMINAL CASES. ‘This morning, in the Court in General Term, the Chief Justice directed the entry of the following order, which will put in operation two courts and Juries for the trial of cr minal causes: “Upon consideration of the application pre- sented to this court by the district attorney, and the condition of the business in the Cireult Court and ip the Criminal Court, in the cept day, the 12th day of March inst, the justice hold- ing the Circuit Court to hold sit tor the trial of such criminal cases depending in the Criminal Court as the justice presiding may assign for that purpose, fn pursuaace of the act of Congress of June 8th, 1880, entitled, ‘an act to fur- ther amend the act entitled an act to reorganize the courts of the District of Columbia and tor other p proved March 3d, 1863, and to i chapter 24 of the Revised Statutes of the District of Columbia.’ ” Sg Washington Markets—Retail Prices. Mears.—Beet, sirloin, 15:20. per 1b.; do porter- house, 2: 3 rib 123ga20c. : steak, 12gal5e. ; Corned Beef, Saize. : Dried Beer, chipped, 25:130c.; do. sliced, 20¢: Tongues,smoked, 60a75c; Lamb.12548 ‘80c.; Veal, 125ga25c. ; Mutton, 1a20c. ; Pork. 14alte. ; Sausage, 125a20e.; Bacon ‘Hams, sugar © 1 = Boni Shoulders, 123gal5c., Breasts, ; Lard, X FRUITS.—Oranges, 30a00e, per doz.; Lemons, 250 30c. Ber doz. « Bananas, a0ab0e. per doz. ; Cocoanuts, Wale; Apples, 060. per pk; Cranberries, 20c. pera; Pe: c.a$1; Strawberries, #1.00488 per Rhubarn, 2e per bh. Fist.—Shad (Potomac), $1.50 per pafr; Herring (Potomac), 7c. per doz. $8, 12115c. per Ib.; Bi s Weak Fish, ie. per 1D.; Smelt, 12% per 1b.; Wiite Fish, 10120 per Ib.; Salmon Trout, 15220: Scallops, 0c. per qi.; Lobster, 12ai5e. per Ib. stiders, $12a$18 per doz.; do., diamond- $85 per doz.; Turtle, Bc.a$i éacn. -—Philadelphia Print, 55¢. per Ib.; Creamery, 50c.; New York, 40adbc. Cheese, 12420c.; Eggs, 280. per GETABLES.—Potatoes, (Irish,) 30a40c, per peck; © 'p do. do. », $1 KK; do. (sweel), 30..40¢. Cabbage,” 104200. 3 hwod; Spinach, 80-. per_peci 5 per a; Onions, per bunch; Beans, r qt; Oyster Plant, sab 30c. ‘auliflower, per 1b. ng, 15 :2c. each; Radish, per bunch Cucumbers, 20a40e. each Tomat per box; Mushroom, $1.25 per Ib. Mint, 10°." per_buneh; Kadish (hot house), 10e. per bune! Red Cab re, 15025¢. each; Water Cress, 10. per bane! gus, 25ai0e. per Dunch. Povirry.—Turkey: 8c. perib.; Chickens 0c. per Ib; Capon: Ducks, 50 per palr; Geese, 15al8e. per Ib.: Squabs, $3a$3,50 per doz ee SALES OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY.—Messrs. ‘rhos. J. Fisher & Co., real estate auct.on sold the Tonlowing tots in a subdivision of tue estate oF late nes Eslin yesterday afternoon. This property horth of Covumbia University and adjoining it. Pleasant on the south: Lot 24, 40,704 per eq. ft., to Hi ¥ . 23,374 sq. persq. {t, to Col. A F. Rockwell; lot for 2%. per sq. ft., to H. Clay N. Huyck; lot 31, 24,910 sq. ft, xf TU 24,775, 1. ft, to W. O. Dennison; lot 33, per sq. {t., to dno. A. Pres- sq. ft, for sq. {t., to lot 35, 25,661 sq. gc. per sq. ., to Col. R.G. Ruthertord; lot 36, 27,575 sq. ft, for 3c. per sq. ft, to Jas. H. M. 35,566 sq. Ir., for 27%. per sq. ft, to 8. Richardson’ lot 3g, 23,210 sq. If, for 2c. per sq. ft, to Mary A. Ha Ward; 1039, 2.579 sq. ft, for Be. per sq. ft, to B. Frazier. —.__ A Master Parnter’s Or@anization.—At a called reting Of the employing house p:inters held at 1224 Pennsylvania avenue, last night, a perma- nent organization was formed with the following officers: Thos. A. Brown, president; E. W. Spa'dinz, president; Jas. W. Hodge, secretary. Execu- ve committee—Messrs. Spalding, Hawk, and Frain. ‘The regular meeting night fs to be the first ay in'each month. No further action sen. The price fixed for Journeymen’s pay, S $2.50 per day. ig Fravp.—The following prediction as regards the h 1—yesterday: First—A decided T With snow and in some sections Tains (maritime provinces). The storia will extend southward to Washington, D. C ee ‘THE CarRol ANSTITUTE.—At a meeting of the members of the Carroll Institute last evening it resolved to proceed to raise, by subscription ad otherwise, funds for the purchase of a new building. Mr. 'f. M. Hanson, of Baltimore, presi- dent of the Arehdiocesan Union of Catholic Litera- Ty societles, presented to Mr. Join T. Fallon, a tember of the institute, a handsome gold badge, awarded by the union at its recent convention for the best essay upon literary societies presented at the convention. ———— TRANSFERS OF ReaL EsTare.—Deeds tn fee have been filed as follows: Josiah L. Venable to W. C. Barrett, —, sq. 905; $—. Alice L. Wyckoff to |. Hodges, subs 18 and 19, sq. ¢. of 613; $300. J.C. G. K nnedy, trustee, to Susan V. Clark, sud 1, sq. 640; $500. James B. Green, trustee, to E. H. Green, part 9, res. A; $3,100. "Josoph’ Miller to Thomas E. Waggaman, part subs 18 and 19, sq. e of 509; $500. ‘T. Yates'to James Ambush, part 54, Holmead’s addition to Georgetown; $300.’ Vestry of Ascension Parish to. C. Duncanson, —, sq. 873; $2,333.59. James L. Smith to W. M: Hodges, subs 61 and 66, sq. €. of 509; $1,200. J. W. Pilling et al, trustees, to Bernard Murphy, part 23, sq. 512; $2,100. ————— THE OssceNe Letrsk Case.—Yesterday after- noon the examination of Anna Connell on the charge of violating She pes al laws by sending an obscene letter addressed to John Young, a colored man, through the mails, as mentioned in THE Stak, was continued before U. 8. Comm’r Bundy. Considerable testimony was taken, but the hear- ing was continued till to-morrow. ' Mr, L.A. Batley. appears forthe government and Mr. N. H. Miller for the accused. —_—___ A CONFLAGRATION IN THE SOLDIERS’ HOME Gxounns.—A biaze on the horizon north of the city last evening, just after dark, gave rise toa report that the Soldiers’ Home was on fire. The conflagration continued for about three hours. It turned out to be the hay barracks in the Soldiers’ Home grounds that was on fire. The building was entirely consumed, togetuer with about ninety tons of hay. Chiei Cronin, the mem- bers of No. 6 engine company and the police offi- cers of the second precinct, went to the fire, but their services were of little avail, owing to’ the lack of water. It ts supposed that the fire was of Incendiary origin. Loss estimated from $2,000 500. eo Two Fixe Restpences.—Mr. Fred. W. Ptitin: the well-known builder, is now erecting for hi self, on Q street, between 15th and 16th streets northwest, two handsome three-story houses. ‘These houses are press-brick fronts, with moulded brick cornices, square bay windows the whole height, and will contin tea rooms each. The* main building ts 2 feet tront by 32 feet deep, back building 24 feet deep. ‘These houses are to be fine ished In the natural woods, with all the modern improvements. Cost, about $6,000 each. Mr. Plil- ing ts his own architec E —— TRE “Laptes’ Unton.”—At the first anniver- Sary celebration of the “ Ladies’ Union,” held tn the parlors of Gen. McEwen’s house, on M street, last evening, Mra. A. G. Riddle presided and Mrs. H. Wright acted as secretary. The large com- pany present was entertained by recitations ana musical performances by Miss Lulu McCreary, N. Frank White, Miss Belle Bacon, Miss Ada Town: send, Miss Conner, Benj. Clark, Jos. Smith, Mrs. Clarence McEwen, Mrs, McEwen, Miss Chariton, and Messrs. Watson and Smith. INJUNCTION AGAINST U. S. OFFICERS DENIED.— The motion for @ preliminary tnjunction in the Suit of Wood et al, owners of Chief Cronin’s pat- ent compound hose pipe, es Gen. Meigs and Architects Clark and fill tor infringement. in erecting stand pipes on the Government Printing Mice and insane asylum was heard by Judge James yesterday and denied. The judze ruled that the bill did not allege arable injury to complainants, and that the court could not inter- ferein a government work by injunction. The Judge stated that government officers were per- Sonally responsible for damages for unuathorizea use of patents, and that no government. official can shield himself behind his office in such that prima facie 1 n. for complainants, and R. and Randolph Coyle for re- —_s——_ ‘THE Case OF HENRY PAUL TOBE RKOPENED.—Mr. Leon Tobriner, counsel for Henry Paul, the Ger- man, Who was sentenced Juage Jacts he would set for the trial. for was ive tokeep the: Yudge Snell sald he defendant should be be construed as assaults, and if he (the court) not been convinced at time that the assault most constituted highwi he hhave in»posed so severe a senvenoe,”* Ne WOW not —___ MaRriaGE Licknses.—Mi licenses have been Issued to Christian Peter Petersen and Eugenia Anna eee cn Leander Sox Ear hanes Ga Sobers eles aa Snd Lizzie Bondeul McCourt, of 4 Patrick Burke and and Rebecca Fields; tnd Dore‘ Kaplan: a H George’s county, Md., and Elien E W: county, West Vas and Mary C Holland, more: Alfred Smith and Ievy; man and Charlotte C. Bailey. ‘The ladies of about half the Senatorial families in the city were at home yesterday: the remainder ‘were mostly making calls or out driving. Those who were at home held unusually large and pleas- ant receptions. Among others who received were Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Hoar, Mrs, Morrill, (assisted by ‘Miss Swan), Mrs. and Miss Jonas, Mrs Hill, (ihe arlors were as thronged as a Cabinet Logan ‘he intver ay received. very intormally an. The latter v after returning from Mrs. Chandler's breaktast, and leaves for Chester, Pa., to pay a short Visit to her gon at college there. Mrs. Chandler a handsome party yesterday. in honor of Mrs. McElroy. The com- any sat down just before 1 O'clock. Madame Von sendecker sent, her regrets, owing to slight, ine disposition. The ladies present were Mra. McElroy, who sat at Mrs. Chandler's right, with Madame Soe, tte ee left; erates Tottel Mrs, irs. Logan, Mra. den, Mrs eCox, Mr Aldrich, “Mra. Bill, Mrs.” Biaine, ira Joun’ F. Hale insley. ‘The lunch party by Mrs. Foster, mentioned in yesterday's STAR, was In honor of Mrs. Waite, who Sat at the hostess’ right, with Mrs. Hill at her lett. Mrs. Nathaniel Paige wag also present in addition to those previously named. ‘Th? reception by Secret ana Mrs. Freling- huysen last evening was “0 t of their series swith Perhaps one excepuiSn, and was very bril- Mant. The Misses Frelinghuysen and Mrs. John Davis assisted their parents in the hospitalities of the occasion. Tie President was present nearly all the evening, and a long Ust of prominent ‘The marriage of Senator Tabor, of Colorado, ana Lizzie Bonheur McCourt, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, took place last evening. shortly after nine o'clock, in @ private parlor at Willard’s. The ceremony was witne by about thirty intimate ee including the relatives of both the bride an groom. ‘The central parlor of the suite of three Occupied by the bridal party was festooned with garlands of smilax, in which were twined roses of different colors. Bouquets and set designs oc- cupied every available space, Father Chappelle performed the ceremony, the bride's family being Catholics. Among the first to offer congratula- tions was the President. The bride, who 1s a blonde of rare personal attractions, wore a decol- lette robe Of heavy white brocaded satin, made with great simplicity. A full ruching of tulle edged the low waist and shoulder bands. Long white gloves reached above the elbow, and & tulle veil, bral back from the face, enveloped her figure. The bouquet was of white roses. ‘The (ae wore the reguiation evening dress. The ladies of the Dride’s family, who were the only ones present, wore black Ottoman silk tollets, being in mourning by the recent death of the bride's brother. After the ceremony the company passed into the adjoining parlor, where an elegant Supper was served. ‘The floral decorations of the table,which was set for thirty-two guests, were ex- ceedingly elaborate, surpassing any affair of the kind this winter. In the center, a bridal bell of white carnations swung from ‘a beam of white roses and smilax, and on top- was a bow Mrs. Wor: iter, Mrs. and Mra. and arrow in ‘white flowers, over a heart in vivid red blossoms. Flowers covered every inch of the space _ between the dishes. ‘The wedding cake, over three feet high, was placed on a separate ‘table, hung with flower garlands. The company stood at table, President Arthur on the bride’s left and the groom on her right. Champagne and other wines were served. “Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCourt, the bride’s father and mother; Mr. and Mrs. Haben, sister and brother-in-law of the Philip and Peter McCourt, her brothers; udia McCourt, a younger sister; Mr. John Last, a brother-in-law; Secretary Teller, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Bush, Representative Belford, Gen. Charles Adams, and Mr, Otto Mears, of Colorado; Senator-elect Bowen, Mr, Bogue, Mr. Johnson, ex- Senator Chatfee,and Mr. N. M. Tabor, son of the Senator. ‘The bride and her friends were met in Philadelphia on Wednesday by Senator Tabor, and accompanied by him to Washington. They’ will spend the time before the close of the session quietly in town, and Will then begin thelr wedding. journey. Miss Hattie Whiting, whose superb contralto yolee, ag developed by her successful musical taining in Boston, has delighted critical public audiences and soctal circles during her visit to her Washington home, returns to-day to Boston. The following ladies have been invited by Mrs. McElroy to be present with her at the White House reception—which will be the last afternoon Teception this season—to-morrow (Saturday) from 8to5p.m.: Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Robert Lin- coln, Mrs. J. Dotald Cameron, Mrs. John Davis, Miss Waite, Miss Miller, Miss Bradiey,.Miss We Miss Matthews and Miss Strong, daugh- ters of Justices of tho Supreme Court; Miss Bayard, of Delaware; Miss Miller, of Call- fornla; Miss Pendleton, of Ohio; and Miss Harri- Sn, of Indiana; Miss Rachel Sherman, Miss Drum, Miss Emory, Miss McKeever, Miss Porter, Miss Stevens, Miss’Almy and Miss’ Howell, M! French, of New York, who {s a guest at the White House, and Miss McClellan; Miss Redfern, Miss Beach, Miss Daisy Stewart, Miss Saunders, Miss Kockwell, Miss May Clymer, Miss Maury and Miss lercer. ——.—___ INTERESTING FUNERAL SERVICES.—The funeral services lor tue Infant son of Mr. Frank Riggs took place at St. Matthew's church this morning, shortiy after eleven o'clock. Among those present were Mr. Corcoran, Miss Frelinghuysen, Mr. Snyder, several gentiemen of the English legatton, and delegations irom each of the religious houses’ The orphan boys, under the charge of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, were present in a body. Rev. Father Lynch, 8. J., conducted the simple burial service (or Infants, Fathers Chappelle and Boland were present in the sanctuary. The choir sang the psalms aecompanying the ritual. At the con- clusion, the funeral cortege proceeded to the Riggs’ estate, where the Interment was made in the family burial ground, adjoining the chapel, poset River TRape.—Harbormaster Sutton reports ar- rivals at the river iront as follows: Schr. Jona, Curley, 70,000 reet lumber for H. L. Biscos: sehr. Caroline, Mothershead, 30 cords wood, J. O. Carter; Schr. Rosa Reltzel, Reitzel, 1,000 bushels oysters, market; schr, Maid of the Mist, Keene, 75,000 feet lumber, Johnson & Wimsatt. aie AccIDENT 70 A DAIRYMAN.—Mr. John Alchorn, a ‘ryman, residing at Suitland, Md., while going his route yesterday evening about 5:300°clock was thrown from his wagon at the corner of 9th street and Massachusetts avenue, caused by the rearing and plunging of his horse. Mr. Alchorn was thrown to the ground with great violence, strik- ing on his head, and the wagon and_horse passed over his body. “A crowd quickly gathered, and he was assisted to his feet by an officer and several citizens. He was insenstbie from the concussion, Dut soon regained consclousness, and was carried to the sixth precinct station. On examination it was found that he bad received ascalp wound, extending from the forehead to the crown of his head, and he was apparently suffering much, it Was thought, trom internal injuries, Dr. Patterson was immediately summoned, and made a thorough examination and pronounced his tnjuries painrul but not serious. He was conveyed to his home. ‘The Courts, Crecurr Court—Judge MacArthur. To-day. Solomon agt. Garland: Judgment tn stipulation. “Cissell & Taylor agt. Uiermenie; on trhi Equity Court—Judge James. ‘To-day, Ware agt. Ware; allmony ordered _patd. Yall agt, Vall, and Held’ agt. Reld; testimony orde! taken. Man agt. Barry; appearance of absent defendants ordered. Fitzmorris agt. Moran; appointment of recelver dented and defendant re- strained from purchasing on complainant’s credit. Brooks agt. Eatoa; guardian ad litem appointed. Porice CourtT—Judge Snell. To-day, Jno. McGinnis, disorderly conduct; § or 15 days. Wm. Miller, profanity; $ or 15 days. Ellas Moore and Win. Crystal, loud and bolster- ous; $5 or 15 days each. John Johnson and Jos. Ervin, loud and botsterous; §5 or 15 days each, Geo. Hill, colored, larceny of'a sult of clothes and a hat from John S, Woodsworth; $27.50 or 60 days. Danlel Naylor, three, charges of larceny; $1 0 30 days in each case. ‘Thos. Mallington, affray: $10. Edward Thomas, colored, assault on Frank Batley; ‘The Indicted Detectives, ‘TWO EX-FOLICE OFPiciaLs TO MAKE A CLEAN BREAST OF ALL THEY KNOW. ‘In the matter of the detective scandal just now there seems to be opi legehpespohes ‘The aiMculty is not to get evidence, ‘select from what is presented that which is needed in the line developments are expected every day. The proba- bilities as to whet will do are too uncertain to base any prediction ‘upon; ‘but one thing ts cer- tatn—that they will alt act for what they consider their own individual interests. If best 11 Any one of them can better hts tion by “sq is he ; meas aor ae Ornot The situation drives them rst Principles, ana ‘m the struggle for their if ey are going teconsider happiness of the atest mi Which is generally conceded to Number 1. —_._—_. I. 0. oF Recuamrrss.—The followin, have been elected in'Columbia District Tent, No. ele ty Rens hme eB Tuler, Joho Bir ell; . nite Downing; D. Edmund Burke, re-elected ; 2 seontaret, JN. ra D. Le ins; John Welch; D. V. and lecturer, Thomas B. Marche; delegate to high tent, R. Emmett Smith; alternate to high tent, John R. Mahoney. ————— CHANGE IN CHURCH CHOIRS.—It 1s stated that Mr. Henry Sh years as organioe at St Alovaias ohare we Cone ears a8 organ! loysius churc! x gation being 5 32.000 per Year. It is also stated t Miss Eva, has been offered $700 to sing at St. Aloysius, bug has not accepted as yet. Mr. Widney, of thé AM Souls’ choir, is also Spoken of in connection with the new choir at St. Aloysius, Which will be as follows: Messrs. John Pugh and Widney, Mrs, Sherman and Miss Mills. officers A Pugilist Shot Dead. “JIM” ELLIOTT KILLED BY JERE DUNN. Last night James Elliott, pugilist, and Jere Dunn, a well-known sporting man and “man about town,” mot in the saloon and restaurant of Wm, Langdon, allas Appleton, allas “Appetite Bill,” an ex-banico and confidence man, in Chicago, and began shooting, the resuit being ‘that Elliott Was killed and Dunh wounded in two places. The trouble dates back to the time when Harry Hill and others went to Chicago from New York to meet Jem Mace and Slade with a view of arrang- ing 2 atch with John L, Sullivan, whose backer Was@ e Dunn, at the same time Eliott bagked by Parson Davies was seeking to make a match with the Maori, Harry Hill, when somewhat mellow, Teflected severely on Elitott’s courage, and Elliott accused Dunn of inciting Hill to make these re- marks in order to cause a quarrel between himselt and Hil. Dunn, in a subsequent Interview, sald he would shoot Elliott on sight. Dunn says when he entered the saloon he did not know Elliott was there until the latter had fired at him, Owers say ‘that Dunn began to shoot at once, Political Matters. PALMER ELECTED TO SUCCEED SENATOR FERRY. Five ballots for United States Senator were taken last evening by the Michigan legislature. On tne fourth a break was made in favor of Palmer, Stockbridge’s forces dissolving and Palmer’s yote oing to 40. On the fitth Thomas W. Palmer, of etrott, received 75 votes, and was declared elec- Stout received 42 fusion votes and Ferry 2 The contest has been unprecedented in Michigan, eighty-one ballots in all being cast. BIENNIAL SESSIONS. ‘The Massachusetts house yesterday adopted by @ Vote Of 101 to 46 the constitutional amendment, Providing for biennial elections for state officers and biennial sessions of the legislature. The bill has already the senate, but before it can become a law it must be approved by the next leg- islature and then be ratified by the people. Brady on Fools who Keep Books. From the Balt. Ameriom. “T. J. B.” figures on Dorsey’s account books. No wonder that “T. J. B.” once said to Rerdell, in the anguish of his soul, “Dorsey is a fool to keep ‘books.”” ——____-¢e_ ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER GETS $25,000,— A telegram from Philadelphia Monday says: “I Was aScertained to-day that by the death of Geo. D, Henkels, a large furniture manufacturer of this city, a few days ago, Attorney General a ulamin H. Brewster wiil receive $25,000, secured to him by policies on the lite of Mr. Henkels. Several years ago Mr. Henkels borrowed a large sum from Mr. Brewster to complete the erection of his factory. A long litigation followed, owing to misunder- standings regarding the terms of payment, which was settled by Mr. Henkels giving two policies on his life for $25,000—one in the Connecticut General ‘Life for $10,000, and one tn the Connecticut Mutual Life for $25,000—the: baiance to be returned to de- cedent’s estate, 9 The prohibition bill has been defeated in the Texas legislature. Arrangements are completed for a match be- tween Carver and Bogardus at the Chicago driv- ing, Ces to-morrow, 100 birds each, yards undary. John Jones, a farm hand, criminally assaulted a ten-year-old daughter of a farmer named Saun- ders, living at Silver Creek, Il, last Tuesday. Jones fled, leaving the child almost dead. He was capired, and confessed. There is talk of lynch- Ing him. ‘The New York assembly judiciary committee has reported favorably a bill establishing the whip- Pping-post for punisiiment of wife-beaters. \8 SPRING. A RESURRECTION OF NA- ture’s latent forces is taking place. Like the world around you, renew your complexion, invigorate your Powers, cleanee the channels of life. Ayer's Sarsapn- rilla is the means to use for this purpose. JS, 2008, FAT TURNING GRAY AND GRAD- ually falling out? Hall’s Hair Renewer will restore it to its original color, and stimulate the follicles to produce a new and luxuriant growth. It also cleanser the scalp, eradicates dandruff, and is a most agreeable and harmless dressing, mbi Day Goons. LUTTRELL & WINE Haye an elegant assortment of best French Sateons at An elegant assortment of Nuns Veiling at 25c. Au elegant assortment of Nuns Veiling at 3735. An elegant assortment of Black Silk at 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $°.50. An elegant assortment ot Summer Silke. Sephyr Suitings, all colors. Drap de Alma, worth $1.25, at $1. Henrietta Cloth and Cashmere at popular prices, ‘The best line of Cloth ana Cassimere for men and boys’ in this ae, ‘We make suite to order. Our stock of Linon Damasks, Towels, Napkins, Doy- Hes and Handkerchiefs is complete, a ai adygokat our Ledios' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at ee $1 or 5 days. Affairs m West Washington. BUILDING AssOCIATION. — At the 23d regular monthly meeting of the 14th Bullding Association, held last night at Goddard’s hall, $2,400 was sold; being 16 shares, at $150 per share. INSPECTION OF THE CaNal.—President Lewis Cass Smith and Division Superintendent L. G. Stanhope arrived in Cumberland, Md., yeste1 after a two days’ inspection trip, traveling in a buggy drawn by a two-horse team, and driving over the tow-path. They lett Williamsport Tues- day morning. Excepting two stone locks, that will be completed in a week or ten days, the canal was found to be in perfect order. The ‘water will probably be turned into whe canal on Saturday of next week. on iris regular ae ATED CHARITIES.—The mont of the first subdivision of the Associ: Assoct mee! Chartt tly req tributions to the treasurer and articl to the office of the secretary. Affairs in Alexandria. Reported for Taz Evantna Star. ‘FUNERAL.—The funeral of Albert Haney, the en- eer who was killed in the ‘edi e , and was ies. He leaves a THE SPRIN ‘spring election approaches candid: begin to announce ‘themselves. It is understood that all the present | are candt dates for re-election. MEETINGS.—| Full line of Men's Shirts, Shirts made to order and fitguaranteed. ‘The patent Vest-pocket Shirt is Just the ing, 20 pieces Straw Matting at cost. Lot of Remnants of Haraburs Edges at half price. Lot of Kid Gloves, soiled, former price $1, only 250. One case 10-4 Sheeting, good quality, 25c, ‘One case 10-4 Sheeting, superior, 30c, ‘One case 6-4 Sheeting, beat quality, 200 LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Pennsylvania avenue. Srrcrax Srruxa Ovenma. ENGLISH AND PARISIAN HATS AND BONNETS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 2 AND 3, EATON & HARRISON, 1991 F STREET NORTHWsST, Opposite Ebbitt House. 126-6¢ 128-20 No cards.) New STOCK BROID) LEING GLOVES, bot ea Scare FO! ND TD HOSIERY, Hits, med s iecnewee: Fs ES Srane Orvemse. CITY ITEMS. beperraeney gna fib orgy Gett’s Broadway Hata, %, worth juare, and Round Crown Derbys, $2 toss. Bectoon's and other ne sort tele bose Tun street, below Jandsome ured tops 83h ext Teps $9. Lynd Pee es =e ‘8c, foot tubs 48c, thin ps aNd saucers second quality only 8c, tin pitchers _and bowls assorted col- ors 75c, colored Bohemian glass fi dowls 15c, roller skates 75c a pair, fancy w folding table Mats 8 for 2c, carving knives forks new designs in decorated English china tea sets 56 Pieces $3.95, dinner sets 118 pleces $17.50, chamber Sets 10 pieces $3.50 with jar ueen Anne Shape china cups and saucers only ¥5c 3 doz, 6 Coe knives fe uality castors 90c, real Majolica jugs 5c, 35c,8lunch baskets 10c, work baskel 1%, clothes brushes 9%, white china covered vege- table dishes 42c, large kitchen knives 10c, calluloid dressing bs 25. worth com! 40c. French Sateens at 16c. Where? Excelsior dry good store, 804 7th street. Mr. J. M, Minnix, Anacostia, D.C., says: “I have found Brown’s Iron Bitters to be the best thing in the world to tone a person up.” Mother Swan’s Worm Syrap. Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for feverishness, Testlessnes, worms, poeta ee ge Hub Punch. This popular beverage 1s a combination of the best of foreign liquors and fruit juices and cor- Sold by grocers and druggists. Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, The Finest Mayonaise Dressing for all kinds of salads, cold meats, raw toma ickled salmon, cabbage, etc., 1s burkee’s Sali ressing. Better and moré economical than home- made, $100 in Gola! Given away by Royal Glue. See advt. Hecker’s Baking Powder Tfect in every respect, healthtul, thoroughly reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking qual- tes cannot be surpassed. v “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter chumier every morning and delivered in 3g-Ib. “Ward” prints, 65c. per Uy. Aiso, cottage cheese, buttermilk und swect milk, be. per qt Cream, Se. pint RecPEnNa. MORGAN & KENNEDY will reopen the hotel"No. 983 D street northwest (formerly occupied by A. Koch) on THURSDAY, March Ist. ‘The house has been re- fitted, painted and refurnished throughout. There is Indies’ dining hall on the second floor, where meals an Tunches will be served at allhours. ‘V’his will bea con- Venience to Indies who are out visiting and shopping. An elegant restaurant is conuected with the hotel, and fheinnicr man can be supplied with 6 detic- sou pct liquid and soli teitble Boarders can be accommodated on reasonable MORGAN & KENNEDY, £28-1w* : Proprietors. ATHER THAN PAY THE AUCTIONEER TEN cent would rather give the customer the benefit. We have a Mandy Shoes in odds andends, in broken Sizee Willvell at half they formeriy sold. A good Baltimore Fox Gaiter, $1._ Ladies’ Slippers and N. P. ee, 50c., COc., 75e. and $1, that sold tor doube. La dies” cur. Kid Button, $2, Bast, that is worth $3. Good many job lots; will offer low. 1914 and 1916 Penna. avenue, 3. W. SELBY. Somen’s Lasting Polish, good house shoe, 50e., ize and 4. 2 3 Ar Cosr: Ar Cos: + Tam selling at Cost my Entire Stock of Dry Goods until April Ist. Call and examine Stock and Prices. Stock well assorted, and must be reduced before making contemplated improvements. GEO. J.. JOHNSON, mht I Suovrp Say So. ‘There is no use GROCERIES, ues iF 713 MARKET SPACE. ‘ORNELL’S, 1004 F STRELT NORTHWEST, And buy first-class Goods for these prices: Until further notice, we shall sell- 10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar. 19 cape choicoat 10. ‘* Marrow Peas, A full line of Fancy and Sts; cash Prices, Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. 28-6t Sure Or Fixe Lies Low. A 2 $19.50 TABLE LINEN SETS now $12 each. 23.00 TABLE LINEN SETS now 16 each. 25.00 TABLE LINEN SEIS now 17.50 each. 28.00 TABLE LINEN SETS now 20 each. 87.50 TABLE LINEN SETS now 25 each. 98.00 TABLE LINEN SETS now 28 each. Each set contains a large Double Damask, Satin Finished Cloth, with 1 doz. Largest Dinner Napkins to match exactiy. FINEST QUALITIES, LOWEST PRICES, SUPERB PATTERNS, DESIRABLE BARGAINS. ALSO NEW SPRING SEWING SPECIALTIES. COCHRANE & CO., 128-4t QPPOSITE RIGGS BANK. Rewusre ! Reuuasue: i “WM. HAHN & CO.’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SzveNTH Sraxer, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sign “‘RED SLIPPER.” | We desire toimpress iton the minds of those in search of | Woollen Goods, at immense reductions. GOOD SHOES AT LOW PRICES, That RELIABLE is oar Motto. RE] IABLE our Dealings. RELIABLE the materiale used in the manufacture of our Goods, find that it isa RELIABLE fact that for the money you pay you will giways recalve from ts the very best ¥ jue poasibly OUR IMMENSE BPEING (0ck I8 NOW ARRIv- Mie have fast pene] 600 present foe your foeporiion: ‘Ladies’ 1d $2.50 fine KID BUTTON settee inted to Last. a Child's durabl . INFANTS’ SHOES, endless variety, 250. up. £28-4t Ovexzcoars: THE NICK OF TIME FOR DOWNEIGHT BARGAINS. We still have many full lines from $6 upward. Fresh and ftylish Goods. Such greatly Reduced Prices} a9 ‘throughout as to make them s splendidly-paying in- w= sents ‘Vestment at this time. SUITS.—A still extensive stock af cut-down figures for the late season. $6 and upwards. wards. SUITS for Boys, from 4 to 11 years, from $3 upward. Exp OF THE SEASON. GOSSAMERS for BOYS from $1.75 up, GOBSAMERS for MEN $2 up, st ° é CORNER 10TH AND ¥ STREETS. B.—No trouble to show goods. BOOTS, com-| Cary, “SPECIAL” ATTENTI TO THE FOL- = Léwine O* DRY GOODS. New Srsixe Sirs. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. DRESS GOODS OF EVERY rr SILES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. rey - BEOCA: TT! SILKS ALL SoLoRS: TOR SPRING AND Studie INDIA PONGEE IN NEW STYLES, EMBROIDERED SATINE DRESSES. FANCY SATINES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. OUR STOCK OF SATINES IS PERFECT, AND THE STYLES FIRST CLASS. THE BEST GROS GRAIN SILK FOR $1.50 EVER OFFERED (ALL SHADES.) SPANISH LACES, SA8H RIBBONS. Panseus ap SUN EMBRELLAS IN GREAT WHITE EMB. PONGEE. EMB. BATISTE AND MULLS, ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N. B.—The best is the cheapeet. 27 Sirukces: We offer the best BLACK AND COLORED SILKS At $1 and $1.25 im the city, Finer gredes in Black at ATTRACTIVE FIGURES, TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. |Ovexrxa Or Sraixe Goons. SEATON PERRY, «Buccessor to Perry & Brother), NOVELTIFS IN PARIS DRESS TEXTURES, PIN HEAD CHECKS, ILLUMINATED BFGES, COMBL NATION SUITINGS IN COR STRAWBERRY AND ALL THE NEW SHADINGS, LUPIN'S CHUDDAS, CASHMERES, NUNS VEIL- NGS, AND BLACK GRENADINES. TWISTED SILK AND HERNANI GRENADINES. “SPECIAL OFFERING” OF BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS Av $1. “EXTRAUUDINARY BARGAINS” IN 20-INCH WIDE COLORED SATIN KHADAMES, AND 22- N % ON Ki D SILKS AT $1.50 ASHIONABLE TIN SOLD BEFORE AT RE’ IMMENSE STOCK OF. FRENCH SAT! ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN SHOICE DESIG: NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS. FINE DRESS SHIRTS FOR $1. S2~ CuolckE Goons, Puain Ficunes, axp Connect Puices, SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1849. 124 Gurssr's ‘Will open at their stores, ‘Nos.820, 822 AND 824 SEVENTH STREET, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12ra, ‘The entire Stock of BANKRUPT GOODS OF GEO. M. TAYLOR. The stock consiete of BIAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Paying exorbitant prices for your | SILKS, DRESS GOODS, DOMESTICS, LINENS, Ko to CLOTHS, HOSIERY, GLUVES, NOTIONS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, &c., &o, ‘We bought the entire stock ata GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH, And we are going to sell it accordingly. NO MISTAKE, GUINNIP & CO., 110 L. Bemesos Barrmone Sroze, 98 SEVENTH STREET, Berweex I axp K Noarawesr, In ‘order to take an inventory of stock during Febra- ary we desire to reduce our endire stock, and for the next month will waive our usual selling prices, offering great bargains in every department. IN DRESS GooDs, Silk Stripe Suitings are marked 12ie., value 37c. Figured Alpacas, 12}c. Plaids, 12340. Cashmeres, formerly 85 to 50c., are marked 25c, IN FINE GOODs, Bpecial Reductions will be found. Black Dress Silks, 80c., $1, $1.25 up, reduced 20 per ct. Navy, Green, and Bronze Sik Plush; Green, Garnet and Black Silk Velveta, reduced 20 per ct. Great special drives in HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Scotch Weol and Medicated Red Underwear, reduced 10 per ct. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, Flannels, Linens and ‘These prices will only last a short time, therefore pur chasers will study their interest by inspecting our goods before purchasing elsewhere. L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, 908 7th street northwest, 27 "Tausxex & Crane, 811 MARKET SPACE, 10-4 UTICA SHEETING, 32 10-4 NEW YORK MILLS DO., 323. z re PEQUOT es WAMSUTTA MILLS, 11 4 PRIDE oF THE West, ih. ELMWOOD Mity a, B05. LONSDALE CAMBLIC i254 (bont.) winTEk Duise'Goobs caer nnaecene! stock in all departments is very complete, and Se eS ‘Price Only. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACE, BEDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK. Sree co pn geet ~ Callearly before they are all sold. x EmapPreenia afalion cf Bape, Mata Dra SINGLETON & FOEKR, ~ ee Oe ee One ee. Bere Ei SS $100 Ix FAMILY SUPPLIES. Tr 7 LARGE STOCK OF CANNED GOODS, I WILL SELL FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS C. WITMER, EXTENSIVE RETAIL DEALER IN ” VINE GROCERIES 24-3 1918 Pennsylvania avenue, TION OF PATE DES FOIE GRAS, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE, FROMAGE DE BRIE, NEUFOHATEL. ROQUE, FORT, SAP SAGO, CREAM CHEESE, YOUNG AMERICA, PIN® APPLE, EDAM, ENGLISH DAIRY. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 27 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. ELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. Coffee from which has been extracted the and uselees porticn, and in which the true favor aroma have been preserved by passing through y constructed machinery, which hiss taken year to bring to present perfection. This Coffee should be used in preference to any, Cofice, because it is cheaper than any other form of Gof is always uniform, always ready for une. always n Holling water, sugar and Wik to teste, tad tn ies tings water, sugar and milk to taste, a then if takes’ to fell it the Cotlee ie ready for use, RO B.W. REEDS 80ONS. 1216 F_yfRRET NORTHWEST. a6 Bosrox Cocunsens, Freab Scallops, Oysters, te, at PALACE MARKET, ne FRANK J. THBBETS. | NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS: 0G RR EER So RM ETE gs ERE, ER ®sssq RR kee Sgss8 7 mE RRS es 3 2 RN Goo F FI nu B® Ooo Rear A By ROOoRe® ERE Le £ OH AANNRO (bp R RE MAAAN NNO OR} BR KEREULULUA AN NN Coc ERD SGoOk BE ANE S08 SE BEE Re Ga “oo Dow’ Eve § xm Haak E HHA HH OH « Hou D tut tus > WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street and Indiana avenue, jel WM. M. GALT & Co. UHN BR. KELLY, doce aca, SESE TINE = ABPECIALTY. Rtalie628, 629 and 630 Center Ben Thy City Rost Otten bx 7H, City ce. ‘Marketing deavered freeaf charge to slipartaot the aunt GENTLEMEN'S GOODs. —— = S B. ELLERY, eo EUCCEREOR 74 DUPREUIL BROFHERS, MANUFACTURFRS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 2112 F Starzr Nograwrst, WasuiNcrox, D.0. Rixof the Finest Dress Shirts to order, 2.08 Air fits Fine Sinrerto onder, et) Six Fine Suurts to order... x mares Tuoursows SHIRT FACTORE ann MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £26 F Street, opposits Patent Office, Fino Dress Suirts to order a SIX Det Shirte for $13.50. Ready-made Shira st following prices:—Actoé unfinished, 75 cis. : fini cless, unfinished, 65c. ; finished, 80 cts. Full line Shirts. Fine assortment of Scarfe, Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear. __PIANOS AND ORGANS. Cuavxcey J. Reep, 488 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Desires to call the attention of the public to’ fact that he hag just received a very large im. portation of VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, BANK GUITAR: ~ Bi Linas. &o., &., extra fine quality, has also a large ‘TOURNEPHONE, an instrament on ot music without musical knowledge or practice, together with Tournep music sui for dances, Ke., Ke. He also carries at all Guess lange stock of oe matchless CHRISTIE & SON'S PIAN and the celebrated Shoninger ond ‘CYMBEL solid value for tne soe ate chet they tall Saas he eB iso has the most com lcte etock of second-hand Pianos rice and Organs in the ciiy, and-can. quote price so low ahd ferme no casy that auy' one can afford tb purchase 1 Buaavsvey, PIANOS AND ORGANS. NEW PIANOS, $200 to $1,000. NEW ORGANS, $50 to $250. PIANOS AND ORGANS THAT HAVE BEEY USED, $15 t0 $275. PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT—Fifty instra- ‘ments of all the makes; rent from $2 to $20 per month; rents applied on purchase, FREEBORN G. SMITH, = Manufacturer, 103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ACIS PIANO WAREROOMS. PLANOS us mi lor sale fused prices. | Wan. Raabe & Co. s world Pianos. Tuning and Repairing. Lith street, above Pa. ave. pros, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. ta the city. HENRY EBERBA No 2 Gv WILD & Bio, and books in great variety.