Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1883, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. Orrick OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasurvetoy, D. C., March 15, 1360, 9:30 anim. For New England and the middle Atlantic States, local rains followed by much colder clear- Ing weather. westerly veering to northerly winds, Iigher pressure. SPECIAL BULLETIN—TO-MORROW TO BE COLDER. Cold fair weather ts indicated on Friday in the Ohio valley, lower lake region, middle states and New England. ——— Uricorss, tested, t true, the com! ‘mer cool anire, code ‘Uptown, Cochrane's. (abe Orexrp wean for spring wear our “beauty,” French kil. button, handsomest and best fitting ladies’ boot in Americ: nt handsewed, button, $4; Gents’ nodby glove-fitting, handsiltched, button and laced galters; Gents’ fine low shoes,’ real’ datstes. Hany’s, 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa, ave. TF and lisle gloves. Cochrane's, Up- sum- Lathes’ el Naw host town. Fesseit’s Ick Cram and Charlotte Russ, Bear in mind that the entire stock of Mrs. Gutman, 912 7th street northwest, must be sol’ sacrificing prices. Tam d: the same at once. call, Abraham Fish Corrox Uspexwear, ladie: low. Cochrane's, Uptown. Easter Cans at J. t rinined to close out It will pay you to give us a fel well made; prices rs, 1142 7th st. now. Brodhead’s. | Crs ANDER, . #9 Thh street, has just re- evived a large 16t of boneiess und imported sar- | dines; also, imported German mustard and Rus- sian caviar, Which will be sold at the lowest mar- ket prices, Grieves Sirx Lacks, splendid bargains. Up- town, Cochrane's. AK LovaLy SATINES, 50-. les 10 per ct, For Saterp. gents’ $1 75 Relte Per, the strongest made. Gents’ $2 stylish butte Our famous 22.50 fine calf shoes, Hagy’s, 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. town, Cochrane's, at reduced pi 9 7th strest, es at J.C. Par- ‘THE WEEKLY Star, a large double paper of fifty- f1x columns, Will be Sent postpald for one dollar a year. Try CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &e. Navtoxat, THEATER,—Mad: “Bleak House. Foxp’s Orewa Hovse.— the Anthony « Ellis py: Tuearer Com Big Four combination. Novel performance and curlos- ‘To-night. » Janauschek in Cnele Tom's Cabin,” by oo Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be Hghted at 11:30 p.m. and ex- tinguished st 4:15 a.m. Tue WEEKLY cieht large pages, cut, past- €d and folted) will be sent post-paid anywhere in the United States or Canada for one dollar a year, Chief Marshal Thos Muntz has been noiined that the St Peter, of Baltimore, Md., intend to In the parade here on St Patrick's day. Ella P. Risdon, John R. Risdon and James w. Norton as inst Ambrose H. Nor- ton, Mary T. 5 uueretia Norton for the partition and distribution of the property lett by Ambrose H. and Lucretia Norton, deceased. Last night, about 11:15 o'clock. thieves tried to enter the residence of Mr. R. J. Woodiin, 1315 8 | Street northwest, but were frightened off by Om- cer Bakersinith. A reception was given at the Temple hotel Inst evening In honor of Rov. RW. Black, formerly | pastor, at different times, of Hamline and Wesley M. E. ‘churches. and now presiding elder of the east Baltimore district. At a meeting of the executive committee of the Jockey club last evening, the secretary reported that two additional entrtes were received in the cup race, the diplomatic stakes, and the national handicap. Messrs. Charles Galt, Richard Mc- Allister, Richard Wintersmith. and Calvin Witmer ‘Were elected members of the club. Shillington sends us advance coptes of Demo- Fest’s and Frank Lesiie’s Monthly for April. ‘The certificate of the election of W. H. Stuara, % G. Bright and A.B. White, as trustees of Memorial Lutheran churcb,has been placed on fle B the recorder of deeds office. —>—__— ‘THE NEw Granp Jury Stitt. UxorGanizep.— Julge Wsile this morning gave a portion of his Time to the work of completing the grand Jury for the March term, there being three vacancies in the panel. The names of James F. Colegate,Geo, F. Timms, and E. J. Shoemaker were reported aS having been drawn to fill the panel. The district attorney reported that Mr. Timms had been ex- cused from service as a juror in Judge Hagner’s court yerterday on account of sickness, and that Mr. Sboem: was no longer a resident of the District. Mr. Colegate was Sworn as a Jurorjand. the court ordered that two more names be drawn. ‘The members of the jury were then excused till 4 o'clock, yudge Wylie remarking: “We want to get this Jury completed before it gets disorganized or demoralized.” Later.—vhe names of Thos. J. Naylor, Benning’s ead, and Harrison H. Dodge, at Riggs’ bank, were drawn to Mi the vacancies. hae APPOINTMENTS BY THE MARSHAL.—To-day Mar- ichael announced the following appoin :_ W. E. Hutehtnson, engineer; F. A.Beut and F. P. Blair, firemen: John W. Graham and J. W. Creed, watchmen; Edward MeQueeney, Thos. Coyne, Win. Coyne, William Coffey, Chas. Walker, Julian P. Aristead and A. J.Hoskinson, messen- rs; D. E. Solomon, George F.Coakley ahd Alfred | fey. laborers. Mr. Hutchinson is a well-known, resident of East Washington, and was for many Years master plumber in the Washington navy Yard. There are but two of the present force—Messrs. Ford and Payne—superse seer tee CHARGES OF Wastin Porowac Water.—John A. Griesbauer, of No. 435 9th street north west,was be- fore Judge Snell this morning on a charge of wast- Potomac water on bis premises. The defend- ant pleaded guilty and stated that he only gets a poor supply Of water and asked {f there was any ‘Way of getting more water if he paid more money. Prosecuting Attorney Padgett stated thit he thought the ordinary fne of $5 would be sufficient in this case. “I understand,” sald Judge Snell, | “that people who have been before the court on | this charge have boasted of getting off easy. Where it has been shown that there is a dispost- tion on the part of the defendant to correct the evil I have taken their personal bonds, but I want {distinctly understood that careless wastes of Water will be severely punished, and I want par- teutarly to call their attention to the fact that a | malty Of $30 can be imposed, and having been | re Olice ahd gotten off does not give any one a | lcense to continue to violate the law—$5.” Tho E. Waggaman was charged with the same offens It was shown that the defect inthe leaky closet | had been remedied, and Judge Snell released the defendant on his personal bonds. — CuanceD wirt Exsezztewest. — Thomas J. | Lazenby, of 3th r_ Pennsyivania ave- Bue, Was charges the Police Court today with embezziem: Dr. Henry Jones, of No. | 809 E street. It is charged that hé took & prom- Issory note of Wm. Gibbous that was in posse sion Of Jones to raise money on It for the holder, and after getting the note the proceeds to hls own use. tinued under $500 bonds, discounted rted ‘The case was con- Saves or Rear Esrate.—Mr. to Geo. T. Dearing th Jots on New Hampsht Streets, lots 29 and 30, . Norment has sold rty: Two Mand N re7O, av $1 per square nd H streets northwest, At $225 per foot; one lot Mth street, between N | street and Ithode Island avenue, at $1.25 per foot. REeRIVING StoLEN Goops.—Anna Merritt, the colored woman who was convicted before Judge Snell lust January of receiving stolen gi the proceeds of u robbery committed at Gen. Ayres? Tesidence at the Washington bagracks, was before the Police Court this morning again. ‘She was be- fore the Criminai Court last ‘Tuesday on trial for the charge and was dismissed on a plea of mis- Romer. She was arrested again and !s now dein; ‘ried under her right name. Gen. Ayres testifi to being robbed, and Policeman Bronson testified to recovering the goods from the house of the de- t. Judgment was suspended until other cases against the defendant are tried. ee A CaRD.—Mrs. Louise Pollock begs to inform the ublic that the national kindergarten and school primary and advancea classes continues at the Southeust Corner of 8th and K streets, where ft has Deen since 1877, under her speclal change as before. ho Pensosra tree Kindergarten, in St. George's Hall, No. 510 11th street, ts in charge of twoot Mrs. Pollock's best teachers, Mrs. Phoebe Riddell and Miss Lille J. Stevens. The nursery maids’ ktnder- fatten training school, as established January, is83, by Mrs. Senator J." P. Jones, Mrs. Jane Hitz: . gating $4.75, was Imposed. lot’ 11, sq. . G. W. Sheares to W. H. Stevens, pt. 1, Sq. 278; €—. "E. D. Perkins to Hi. Nelson, pt. 5, 8q. 120; '$1, J. J. Knox to A. C. | Clark pt. 4, Sq. 784; $525. A. C. Clark to B Burne tine, lot 4, sq. 784; $800. ALC. Clark to B. Burn- Stine, pt. 4, sq. 784; $800. James A. Harlan to ‘The Methosiet Ce ‘THE BALTIMORE &. F. CONFERENCE, . ‘The Baltimore annual conference of the Metho- Gist Protestant church began its session in West- minster, Md, yesterday, Rev. J. D, Valiant, the President, in the chair. The obituary committee reported the deaths of Rev. Peter Light Wileon, Thomas Lee and Thomas McCormick. The con- ference sermon was by Rev. Dr. W. & Hammond. In the rnoon President Valliant Tead his report for the past year, after which the usual standing committees were announced. Rev. J. T. Murray was then elected president for the ensuing conference year. THE M. B. CHURCH SOUTH. The Baltimore annual conference of tho M. E. church, south, met at the Methodist church at Charlestown. W. Va., yesterday, Bishop Keener, of New Orleans, presiding. Rev. John 8. Martin Was re-elected secretary. The report of Dr. Mc- Ferrin, agent of the publishing house at Nash- Fille, showed a Aecrease of eT in ioe sales of the past year. labllities are $216,844. the assets $853,511.78 THE COLORED M. E CHURCH. At yesterday’s session of the Washington confer- ence of the colored M. E. church, at Roberts chapel, Alexandria, Dr. Harizett delivered an ad- Gress in the interest of the Freedmans’ Aid So- clety and $2,757.50 was subscribed to the fund. The evening session was devoted to. the celebration of the annivirsary of the Freedmans’ Ald Soctety. Dr. Blyden, Rey. R.H. Robinson, Dr. Frysinger and Rev. A. B. Wilson delivered appropriate ad- resses. The conference opened its second day’s session this morning at 9 o'clock. Several ministers have arrived since the opening of conference, and, reckoning visitors and members, there are now over 140 ministers In town. Bishop Warren pre- sided at the conference, and Revs. C. @. Keys, M. Carroll and John A. Holmes were the secréta- ries. ‘The representatives from the District of Co- lumbta in the conference to-lay were Revs. N. M. Curroll, H. R. Elbent and R. Steele, of Washing- ton, and Rey. J. W. Boothe, of Georgetown. The exercises Were opened with prayer, hymns and ripture reading, and the body then proceeded to take up the Giselpiinary questions ‘The 20th disciplinary question was answered in Telation to Presiding Elder Peck, and all the mem- bers of the Baltimore district. The daughters of the conference made their of- ferings for conference work amounting to over $800, of which $50 was contributed from Washing- ton. Revs. Dr. Reed, of New York, and Davis, of Washington, addressed the conference, and then Toutine business occupled the time until adjourn- ment. —_.+—__ A Svrr For Divonce.—Yesterday Mr. H. B. Moulton fled a divorce bill for Ella P. Richardson against James ¥. Richardson. The parties were married in Philadeiphin January 5, 1373, by the Rev. George W. McIntyre, her malden name being Cameron, and two children were the Issue of the marriage. They moved to Lake City, Col., where, she charges, that the defendant began drinking to excess. He obtained $4,000 from her, which he Spent fn ritous living, and in September, 1880, he deserted her. She supported herselt by’ sewing Unt she secured a position in the Government Printing Office, where she 1s now employed. ———aae : Tue Dyep Horses.—The charge against Hugh Gallagher, the horse-trader, Who was before the Police Court yesterday, charged with false pre- tenses, in sctling a pair of horses to Colonel B. F. Rittenhouse, of the Soldiers’ Home, which horses he (Gallagher) represented to be b but which had white spots dyed, was dismissed by Judge Shell to-day. After making a personal examuna- Uon of the horses this morning Judge Snell sald that if a person sold a palr of horses that were pricuically white and represented them to be black the case Would be different. But in this case there were half a dozen small spots which were dyed. The court sald that the defendant had a civil remedy, which was the proper way to proceed in this case. Mr. Moore stated that when the case was first presented to him he had serious doubts as to witether the charge of false pretenses could be sustained. He also said that he thought that no jury would convict on this state of facts. ‘The defendant was then discharged. SS SES A JEALovs WIFE AssAULTs aA Yous@ Girr.— This afternoon, in the Police Court, a married woman named Marta Byrnes, of 20th street north- West, Was put on trial for assaulting a young girl named Nellie Maloney, of the same neighborhood, Who stated that while walking along Market Space yesterdiy afternoon she was attacked by Mrs. Byrnes, Who beat her on the head and face unmerciiuily. She showed the court several bri on her face im corroboration of her state- Ment. Mrs, Byrnes stated that she boarded with her husband in the family of Miss Maloney some time ago, and since that time her husband has treated her (witness) badly, on account of his re- lations with Miss Maloney. She gave the com- Platnant due warning, and yesterday afternoon when she met her she could not resist giving her a food beating. Miss Maloney took the stand again and denied that she had any improper relations with Mr. Byrnes. “These eruptions will occur some times,” sald Judge Snell, “but I think the real party who ought to be cowhided 1s the man in the case. It also sometimes occurs that the Woman is Innocent.” A fine of $1 and costs, aggre- ° Tne River TRavg.—Harbormaster Sutton re- rts arrivals at the river front as follows: Stmr. elle May, Lucas, 1,000 bunches fish, R. A. Goiden: pungy Issac Solomon, Chisleton, 400° bushels oysters, market; pungy Job Hooper, Kelly, 800 do.; schr."H. Whittington, Gof, 300’ do., pungy Charlle Colitson, 300 do., do; schr. eroy, Willen, 500 do., du.; schr, Mary Eliza- beth, Rowe, 100 do., do.; pungy Sarah Jano, Kus, sell.’ 500 do., do.; ‘sehr. Uriuli Horner, Blahk, 30 cords wood, J. 0. ‘Carte MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The clerk of the court has ssued licenses to F. P. Turuer, of Prince George's: county, Md., aud Sarah Brooks; Henry Dant- Wick, of Baltimore, and Amelia C. Helmuth; Chas. Diggs and Anna Watts; Joseph Reese and Sallie Quiet; Euward Russell and Carrie Quiet; John C. Kussell and Mary Ellen Neaie; Waiter G. Coburn. and Lulu C. D-nham; Thos. A. Scott and Susie T. Otis; Vivian Tibbs, of King Boor county, Va., and Josephine A. Hutchinson; Nathan Bell and Maggie Clagett; Chas. Win. Scipleo and Martha Braxton. ——— ‘THE WAUGI" CHURCH CELEBRATION.—The thirti- eth anniversary of the organization of the Waugh M. E. church Sunday school was celebrated last ee in the lecture room of the church at a eneral reunion of the pastors and members of the sy et Hill mission. Tue Program included an address of welcome by the pastor, Rev. Wilford Downs, and historical sketches and Teminiseences by Revs. M. A. Turner, James N. Davis, E. D, Owen, J. D. Latham, and Messrs. Charles E. Wale ker, John M. Jameson and Thomas B. Turner. This evening there will be a Sunday school cele- bration, for which a prograin of literary and musi- cal excrelses have been arranged. eee gees Rear Estate TRaNsrers—Deeds in fee have been fled as follows:—Winnte Monroe to A. Hi. Van Deusen, part lot 2, sq. 50; $3,000. R.A. Fish to Annie B. Raff, sub lot 11, sq. 325; $500. R. T. Morsell, trustee, to Mic! 1 Corcoran, parts 11 and 12, sq. 216; $1,800. W. R. Woodward, trustee, to J. J. Knox, commissioner, part 7, sq. 332; $—. B. Beale to C. Payson, part 40, sq. 248; $3,302.50, > Courts. - Count in Gawunat Tau. ‘Yesterday, Yeabower ; argued and gpinion. jagmbanced y sedge Hackitherterersing ‘To-day, Key agt. Frelinghuysen; on hearing. Equiry Court—Judge James. Yesterday, Brown Sas Boe: pee, ) mee — ad agt. rags a hss + order returnable March Risdon Norton; J. H. Gordon ap- pesmi tee Mere sale ordered. McGarity agt. Shipman; on hear- ‘o-day, Mulrobil Mulrohil; testimony oar McGenite age Shipman; on cae ‘CRIMES AND be CouRT FOR THE TRIAL OF ‘Mispeura Hagner. eneaay Cutie Sitar Mog cobvicte t petit larceny. THE COMPLETE LIST OF JURORS 1s as follows: George H. Trunneil, George H. Bos- ton, Charles Crumwell, James M. Foster, Robert Carter Ballantyne, Jonathan R. Contee, Joseph Redfern, George H. Kennedy, Isaac Newton, jr., Noble D. Larner, Francis J. Hetberger, Jr., Charles F. Keys, Richard Willett, Richard 0. 'Polkinhorn, Henry M, Dellinger, Wm.’ Lord, Walter D. Wyvill, Zachariah D. Cromwell, Dorsey Clagett, W. T! Walker, W. 8. Hoge, Robert Boyd, Andrew God- sana Charles Ruoff, W. O. Douglas, John J. Pea- y. This morning, John J. Peabody, larceny, appeal: not gulity. Margaret Ford, pettt larceny (second ee) Of basket of eggs, clock, pot, &c.; on earing. PoLice Courr.—Judge Snell, To-day, Cassie Catlett, loud and boisterous; $50r 1 days. Gro. W. Swansbury, do.; do. Geo. Pool, colored, assault on Mary Holly; $30 or 60 days” Marla Burns, assault on Nellie Maloney; $1 and costs, —_>___ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe EveNIxe STAR. Crossing THE Waters.—The recent vigorous order for the enforcement of the law against gambling houses in the District of Columbia, Will, it 18 said by the Metropolitan police, cause a trans: fer to this city of some of the inost ‘active games- ters of Washington. It tsrumored that parties have been prospecting here recently for eligible rooms to pursue the avocattons equally forbidden by the laws of state and city here as at the capl- tal. It 1s probablean Alexandria Moses will be on hand to stop Pharoah from crossing the waters No New Hait.—Mr. Lannon’s new building 1s now well above ground. “It will be of brick, two stories in height and will not contain a public hall, £8 Was at first intended, but the walls will be sd constructed that «hall’can be added as a third Story to the building if a demand for one should arise that cannot be filled by Armory, McBurney’s, Sarepta, Peabody and the other halls in town. Tuk CourTs.—Judge Hughes came here yester- day, opened the U. 8. court and heard the argu- ments of Messrs. Wells, Hunton and others on one of the points involved in the sults of Alexander Hay and others against the Alexandria and Fred- ericksburg Rallroad comp.ny, and also in the case ofthe A. and V. Fertilize company agt. Carter etal., but gave no decision. In the corporation court of Judge Meade, Dr. W. M. Smith gave bond as administrator of Mrs. Mary J. Morgan. Revorter’s Notes —Bi-hop W. I. Warren, now presiding at the M. B. colored conférence here, 18 he guest of Hon. 1. C. O'Neale, at his hospitable residence on Prince street.— Acting Mayor James 8. Dougias, at the last mayor's court, thhed Robert Jones $% for drunkenness, and ordered Ann Dan- well and Robert Lee, strangers, found drunk here, to be sent out of town,—The occupants of thé Station house this morning were Andrew Johnson and Saruel Nappa, held for disorderly conduct. ‘There were six lodgérs —Governor Cameron has appointed Benj. Austin, esq. a notary public for the city of Alexandria, and Mr. Austin has quali- fled and will begin to-morrow tiking testimony in the Massey-Wise contest, Mr. Poriner Is putting Upfa small wharf at the canal basin, near his brewery.—The quantity of fish arriving at the wharves here Increaces dally. AYE®'S HAIR VIGOR STIMULATES THE HAIR cells to healthy action, and promotes a vigorous growth. Itcontsins ail that can be supplied to mako the natural hair beautiful and abundant; keeps the scalp freo from dandruff, prevents the hair from be- coming dry aud harsh, and makes it flexibic aud glossy. WHEN THE BLOOD 18 LOADED WITH IM- purities, and moves sluggishly in the yeing, an alterative is needed, as this condition of the vital fluid cannot last long without serious results. ‘There is nothing better than Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to purify the blcod and impart energy to the system. mlb Ovexrxe Or SPRING MILLINERY AT KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWI BARGAINS: CIAL 1,000 Bunches of Elegant Colored Ostrich Tips, in all colors, 3in a bunch, at 40 cents a bunch, 1, 000 Still Better, 6 in a bunch, at $1 a bunch. 2,000 Bunches of Black Tips, the most wonderful bar- gain, at 25 cents a bunch, Our Great Drive in Ribbons. Come and see for your- self. Nos. 12, 16, and 20, at 10, 15, and 20 cents per yard. All-Silk Sash Ribbons, 7 to9 inches wide, only 65 cents per yard. Black English Crape, the very best for veiling, at $2, $2.25, and $2.50 per yard. All the Leading Spring Shapes in Hats and Bonnete. A large Ascortment of Flowers, Silke, and Laces, Owen Murray to F. Adams, lots 8 and 21, sub Of Sq. 38; $1,514.50; lots 3,7 and 8, do.; $3,591.25. M. F. T. Rudenstein to W. Martin, part 8, sq. 447; $900. Mary Bowen to Joseph Thompson, for 28, Sq. 388; $1,000. J. W. Dean et al Rebecea + to Coliipsworth, lot 10, sq. 523; $1,000. J. V. Mattern to Valentine Greeser, lots 17 and 20, sub of lots in Jamaica; $1,800. W.'C. Barrett to Henry Jager, part sq.95;$1,000. Edmond Clements to Isaac Hill, art 11,sq.402; $——. Chas. Willing to 8.11. Bodfish, lot 2, Sq. 865; $2,611.95. Wolf Rice to L. F. Le interest, lots 18 to 2% sq. 265; $—. H. Noil to F. T. Rudenstein, sub. 144, Mt. Pleasant: $875. W. Burchell, lot 61 and pt. 62, sub of pt.'2i und 22, Sq. 214; $8,467.64. D. W. Ketcham, to C.L. DuBois, PL 13, Sq. 154; $500. C.”L. DuBol’ to W._A. Stew. art, pl. 13, sq.'154; $800. HE. Raffto R. A. Fish, sub, Emily Carter. pts. 22 and 23, sq. 208; $4,000. H. B. Munn to Perry Banes, lot 20, sub. of 1, ‘Sq. 723; $47. Hal Allain to Ellen C. Taylor, right, title, s ‘Sq. 335; $—. George T. Dearing to 8. ment, lots 67, 68 and 69, Sq. 239; $18,000. 3. Norment to George T. Dearing, pt. Sq. 127; sub, lots 29 and 30, sq. 70; sub. lots 20 and pt. 21, Sq.211; $15,000, F. H. Clarke to Cora £& Clarke, lots 53, 34 and 55; sq. 179;$—. P. W. Page to Gardiner Sherman, pts. 19 and 20, sq. 127; $12,500. John Cummack et al. to C. C. Marten, lots 182 and 134, Sub. Of sq. 240; $2,250. —_-—_ Affairs in West Washington. A New Frotk MILL.—Messrs. Herr & Cissel, the well-known millers, are having the Pioneer mills, in the rear of the M street market, altered from a corn mill toa flouring mill, after the most im- proved Roller pattern. PERSON AL.—Mr. C. F. Shekell ts lying quite ill at his residence on High strect-——“Mr. James W. Deeble is improving slowly, not yet being able to leave his room. SENT TO THR INSANE ASYIUM.—Anton Korten- dick, the German shoemaker, 2% years of age, who Was’ taken to the station house yesterday, labor- ing under an attack of insanity, as mentioned in THE STAR, Was sent to St. Elizabeth's asylum through the police department last evening. Pnorexty RECOVERED.—A horse, belonging to Mr. A. H. Magruder, living in Montgomery county, Md. was found yesterday by Sergt. Trunnel in the possession of a colored man named Daniel Webster, and was turned over by the officer to the Mrs. Dr. D. W. Prentiss, Mrs A. L Woodbury, with Mrs. Loulse Pollock, {s also located in St. George's Hall, where lessons in kindergarten Principles and’ methods for the nursery to mothers and nurses are given by Louise Pollock every Wednesday, from 3 to 4 o’elock. The course of ine Struction includes cooking lessons every Monday from 10 to 12 a.m., at the Washington cooking school, 1323 H street. Medical lectures Mondays: and Thursdays, from 7 to 8, at the nurses’ (for the sick) training schoo}, 1321 H street, and lessons in t All Souls’ church industrial school, from 10 to 12 o'clock, all of which are directory ts kept for child nurses and ae ‘Tue JaPaxese ART SALK—Mr. Dowt! rooms were thro! Bidders to secure some Be'eod ‘Wil be ing’s auc- a Reed a which are sold. Some of the choicest odjects will Morrow, and the enure mene losed out at to-morrow afierncon’s sale. U patas Published at county, Md. county’and th owner, & GEORGE'S ENQUIRE, UPPER MARLBOHO" Prince George's having an extensive circul tion in said het Southern, Margland, offers spe- cial inducen.ents to the merchants of Washington as an MiAwa literaey end Political Journal ft a admitted to be among the vagy best in Maryland. aan er aN SCPE &. ROBERTS, 3 n2 FRED. SASSCkie Jn’ O™"} Baitors, Lue: Loen Lye a= daily reeelving by B. & O.R.B. @ superior qual- = ‘WOOD-BURNT LIME, which I will sell to the trade in quantities to suit at very low prices, ‘This Lime is guaranteed equal to any in this market. Atal wall convince yu y WHEATLEY, mi3-5t 2d st. and Indiana ave., near B.& O.Depot. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. mh6 Pore Axp Isviconarise. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious Deverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited tomakea trialof the celebrated U UEPP PPP REE RRR " TITT KER NN N | U UP Pr PE RR T EO NNN U PPP PPP FE RRR T ER NNN Uwe p ERR T KR ONNN uu P EKER B 2 EREN NN W ow wH ni .s888 KK EER ¥Y ¥ WwwwH nig Ske ke YY WwW BUH Ht Ssss, Ke” pe YY WoW H HU Ssss8 Kk ERB O¥ ‘This Whirkey, upon an analytical examination, has Proved tobe FREE from Fuail Oi, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- aad Goons. OUR SPECIALTIES. Just opened five hundred dozen Lesties and Children's ‘Hose, in besutiful plain colors and fancy stripes, full regular made, from 25 cents per pair up to 75 cents. Fifty dozen Ladiew’ colored Hose, silk clocked, three pairs for $1, usual price 50 cents per pair. Special bargain in Black Lisle thread Hose, at 80c., worth $1. Also Black and Colored Stik Hose, at $1.60, worth $2. Beautiful Spring Dress Goods, all wool, at 50c.,6234¢., 1Se. and $1. Heavy and fine Colored Silks, $1 and $1.25. Special numbers in Black Monopoly Silke, at $1.25 and $1.50. ‘The newest styles of Parascls and Sun-Umbrellas Just received at lowest prices. Receiving ‘Dew goods daily. One price and all goods warranted as represented. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., Nos. 928 7th street and 706 K street northwest. mbi5-3t BBP sits Tu pee HHH 9 Sass, pore fy H Hoo? Sess8 Ec F ™ TITT ERE RRR ™ gSS8q {2 ke Ren Ssssq La KEB RR & Sgss8 Invalids who are recovering vital stamina declare fu gratefulterms their appreciation of the merits ss a tonic of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Not only does {t impart strength to the weak, but it also corrects an irregular acid state of the stomach, makes the bowels act at proper intervals, gives ease to those who suffer from rheumatic and kidney troubles and conquers as well as prevents fever and ague. For eale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. mh1 Licuors. HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHTS- KYS, MARYLAND CLUB A, MONTICELLO "77, BAKER, OLD CRow, ROYAL CABINET, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISEY, BEDFORD RUM, JAMAICA RUM, PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGER’S SCOTCH ALE, BOT- TLED, HOLLAND GIN (SWAN). FE. C. KNIGHT, 1732 Peaneylvania avenue. fe13 Lars NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. ‘We have just opened our Spring Importations of DRESS 1 RIMMINGS. ‘They comprise ull the novel iat will adorn the Spring Costumes, including Plain snd Beaded Gimps, Piain and Beaded Ornaments, Soutache Cord Gimps, Fourajees, &c., &e. STARTLING BARGAINS! LOOK! READ! 57 Pieces Piain and Beaded Gimp at 25 cents a yard, honestly worth 40 43 Pieces Gim th or without Besds, from 1% to3 inches deep, st 56 cents a yard, positively never sold at legs than 75 cents and $1 a yard. 1 Tot Plain Gimp, handsome designs, at $1 y worth $1.7 acleut ““ndsome pet at azar Buckles, Slides, and all the novelties in Buttons, at BAUM’, 416 SEVENTH STREET. M. Geo. Wine, LADIES’ TATLOR, 1115 F stREET NoaTnwest, Is Now Prepared to iake Ordera for EVENING, RECEPTION AND DINNER DRESSES, WEDDING TROUSSEAUS AND STREET COSTUMES. London Tailor-made Riding Habits, London Tailor- made Cloth Costumes, All the work is done in firet- class style, mace by Men Dressmakers and Tailors. Best ft guaranteed. Every Ledy leaving thia city should take one of Mr. WHITE!» celebrated Cloth Costumes, with her. Cutting and Sitting. 119-435m mh5 Hon. J. A. McKenzie, us M. C. from Ken’ says: “I used Brown’s Iron Bitters for *Debility, and was greatly ‘strengthened and improved in health.” Sudden Changes of Weather are productive of Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, &c. "There is no more effectual reilef in these dls- gases to be found than in the use of Brown's Bronchial Troches, Price 2 cts, Wilbor’s Cod Liver 01 a Lime. Persons who have been taking Cod Liver Oil will be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbor has succeeded, from directions of several professional gentleme! in combining the pure O!l and Lime in such & Manner that it is pleasant to the taste, and its effects in Lung complaints are truly wonderful. Very many persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and who had taken the clear Oll fora long time without marked effect, have been en- tirely cured by using tis preparation, Be sure and get the genuine. | Manufactured only by A. B. Wizor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by ail drug- gists, eo A Pleasant Beverage. Hub Punch 1s the finest beverage known, readily. ecepted for ready use. Sold by grocers and drug- gists, Lundborg’ Perfumes, Edenta and Marechal Niel rose. ° A Fine Mair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and Is also & preparation unequalled for the eradication of dandruff. The superiority, of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts consists In their purity and great strength. Best Cashmere, Silk Velvet Crapes, 7147th st.6 In the Absence of Suitable Materials, or the time to prepare ft, peonle often go without a dressing for salads. Buy Durkee’s and you @ill nover trouble yourself to make another. Easter Cards at J. Jay Gould's, 421 9th st. 14 “ Rongh on Rats. Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed— bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. “i5c. Drug- gists. 1 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-lb. “Ward” prints, 5c. per ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, ~ per qt. Cream, 1c. pint. BANGS Lessons in (vith S. W. Flynn, A. M.. Southwest cor. 8th and K HAND TS 9) teman of exveri ‘Twelve lessons, m15-3t" ) streets n. w. ETHOD FOK SINGING AND. iano, shortext in existence, at PROFESSOR DE WOLOWSET'S, f12-2m 1116 M street northwest. MSS 2 PEATE, OF Boston, ‘Teacher of Vocal ind Instrumental Musio and MOLY. northwest. NEW setiop For P. PROF. DE WOLOWSKrS shortest and best new system, &: reading music at sicht, trainine culture for operas, concerts, et are now opened a: Prof. De'Wolows tute, 1116 M street northwest, cor: G by Latin. Greek, Mat G street. NSINGTON, ARASENE, RIBBON W: AND Embroideries taught by ‘Mrs. H. M. GRAHAM, 1516 Kingman Place, between 13th and Mth, P and G treets. 8 perforated and stainped. m6-2w* MBRO!DERIES OF ALL KINDS ‘vl of Art Needlework, Vernon Row, ‘a. ave. and 10th at. Private lessons and classe. P: manent Wet Stamping in artistic di rday Classes for school girls. 7 x EST, Principal, Miss 3. W. KELLY Medalist); Miss OM. KELLY Assistant. rawing from object, cast and living ‘model. Painting in oil, water colors and on china, silk, plum, &e.% Freetiand method of enlarciog and ‘shading trom. photographs. y day. Special class Satur- till 11:30, for young Indies attending school. RVARD UNIVERSITY. Examinations for admission to the Collere.and the Profeesional »chools are held every year in Cambridwe, Masx., E \ w York, Philadelphi nati, . Louis and San Fran ou the Thurwiay, Friday and Saturday following the last Wed nesday in'June (tuis year June 28, 29 and 30.) The Harvard Examinations for Women are held in Cam- ew York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati on the 8. Special students are received without examination in every department except the Medical School. Graduates of other colleges are admitted to advancea standing in Harvard Collewe upon sich conditions 98 the Faculty deem equitable in each case. For information couc:ruing the tering of admiesion, etonal course, the scholar: the cost of a college or pre ships (155) and other beneficiary aid, the studies ine ch Jeet connected wits the r any other sub] address the Registrar of Harvard Univer- f12-ma&th, 12t EACHER OF PIANO C. _ Particular attention to be- wishing to be qualified for street nortn- ect” SHORTEST, vith penman- winere, ‘Terms moderate. 734 12th ‘west. OWE’S BOOKKEEPING—EASIFST, Dest. (Months of study ‘savea. Witn ship, ete., $3 amonth. G.W HOWE, 1030 7th Hours from 2:30 to 5, and 7 to 10 p.m. m2. ORWUOD INSTITUTE, SELECT BOARDING and Day School for Young Ladies. For circular address WM. D. CABELL, 1214 14th street northwest, fi7-im DANIEL G. HATCH & COMPANY, NO. 934 F STREET NORTHWEST, A GENERAL RFDUCTION ON ALL CLASSES OF GOODS, AS WE 7RE DETERMINED TO REDUCE STOCK, STANDING CABINETS AT COST. BEDROOM SUITS AT COST, DRAPERIES AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. Partics desiring reliable goods will find it to their in- terest to EXAMINE OUR STOCK. DANIEL G. HATCH & COMPANY, AGENTS FOR LOW'S TILEs, No, 984 F street northwest. ° e Scrrosra» Mhaoxeric Ganuesr Co. Magnetic Bed Sheets. Ma and imperfect circu)atior etic Lung Protectors, for coughs, colds, etc. Magne ic Appliances, for rheu- matism and paralysis. Magnetic Appliances’ for every ud all diseases, no matter of what kind or how long standin. E2" Cures Guaranteed. Magnetism is Heat and Health, is Light and Life, is Power and 8 For sale by JEWELL C. BIGGS, Ji m10-lw No, 1104 F street north: Gas Cooxine Sroves, FOR SALB mh9-2w ic Insoles, for cold feet AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, 4 TENTH STREET. titious age and flavor to this popular drink, For sale by BROWNING & M=DDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B, BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED’S SONS, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, SOLE PROPRIETORS, Washington, D. ©. 308-788 Easrerz Cann. EASTER CARDS. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND PAPETERIES. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Agent, mb13-1w* 911 Pennsylvania avenue. H. D. BARR, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, SPRING GOODS. of Suitings, Eeateen ese ee Keeding fashion house of Washington HD, BARR. Ecoxomrcan Axp Sarz. WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.'S LAUNDRY SOAP 18 FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE {T 18 PURE; BEING ¥REE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MAKBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT I8 SAFE, BECAUSEIT [8 MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIATS, VIZ: STEAM. REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES,) PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KET ARE MADE FROM GREESE. FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UPIN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BEANDED WITH OUR NAME. : FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, 813 $244 WATER BTREET, GEORGETOWN, D.0. ———BETOWR, D.C. ‘OREHOUND AND NE Di ey Prope, They. afford tm relict, all cance of Eo. “Halt ib, puskets, 206, ey tise Homroeness, ARTHUR NATTARS, Pharmacist, £24 14th ana I, 7th and N, and 24 and D sts. n.w. CONTRACTO! D TX SAND have an extensive BANK OF SAND ‘AND GRA- = = = purposes, concreting Ter Lith and Watts atest BROHDES See GQEEXGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOLN fp Hall Building, corner 9h and D streets. “Day aud Evening Sessions. Coniplete in ita arrangements for {raining sons and daughters, and inen and women for self-support and life." Studenta received evel month in the year. Scholarship for year, from date of entraace, day or evening, $50. Special terms by month or quarter, or for year by instalments, Circulars mailed onappiicalion: " WENRY © SPENCER, Principal MRS. BARA A. SPENCEIC, Vice-Principal. fl NSTRUCTION IN SHORT-HAND TUFSDAYS and Fridays, from 8 to9 p. m., at Spencerian Busi- hess College, Sth and D streets, by Prof. D. A. BROWN. "Pupils received at auy time, 8-3, MUS, 2: Ay CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN announcing that she is prepared to receive a Iim- ited number of pupils in thorough Fnglish branches, English Grammar, Elocution and Mathematics special ties, lerms moderate. Special hours and terms for adu'ts. 603 F street northwest. Motropolitan cars pass the door. : Jan2 GW: FLYNN, A.M, PRIVATE TUTOR, e 8. W. Gor. sth and K streets northwest. Mathematics, Latin,” Greek, French. English, Preparation for College. West Point, Annapohs, and Competitive examinations. Terms in advance. XENING CLASSES. $5.4 MONTH. spAkITH: metic, Bookkeeping, English Grammat, Spencerian Penmanship, U.S. Hint Scouraphy, Sueliiue. at ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC_AT TIMMS’ New Halls, cor. 7th and Dn. w. En- trance D st. Fourteenti year. Piano, 01 Voice, Singing, Violin. &c. ‘Twelve teachers. Pros advantages. O. B. BULLARD, Director. n18-4m* MUSICAL ACADEMY, 1721 De SALES STREET, between Connecticut ave. and 17th st. n.w. Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc. Studies resumed September 14th, auld ATIN. GRi MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCI once and Fanehiih. privately or in’ class. | Studenta repared for Collage aud competitive examinations. Prep hadrese ‘A. JANUS. A. Columbian Collere. Bisuops Canruonrse, Unequaled asa Tollet Requisite: cures CHAPPED and ROUGH SKIN, allaya IRRITATION, and renders the Skin Soft, White and Elastic. Sold éntirely upon its vy it, and if not pleased return the vottie and ‘ded. Price have your money refunc 25c. per bott.e. Prepared by 1, C, BISHOP, Druggist, no 730 9th atreet. corner H street northwest. Ss. Vv ELATI, FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON-BONS and CARAMELS manufactured fresh ihe CANDY FACTORY, 620 9th street northwest, Branch Store 1339 Pennsylvania avenue. _418-6m $30,000 FoR #3. FIFTY-FOURTH POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 00. in the city of Lorisville, . SATURDAY, MARCH 31; 1883. jnestion.. “B.—The company has now on tang a large capital and reserve fund? Eoed casefully tho ist SEWING MA' &e. Hosmay. Goon News ron rar Lures. THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE POSITIVELE 3. VER ‘SEW FROM THE \ MADE. WILL FULL REGULAR MADE ae eee 4 " Me, to $1.28. IEST CLOTH OR LEATHER MISSES, WITHOUT ALTERATIONS. e Examine it at 25e. to 2340. OPPENHEINER'S, S2-SEW STYLES FROM THE BEST MANU- | _™=>S 26 Orm STREET NORTHWEST. FORGET Mek: BACTURERS, ‘The old reliable rm and not an agent, and have EN the bees 1 to sell EY aL ‘keep TYLER & CHEWNING, 8 : 427 9th street northwest. mhi2 918 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. TEEN he Gre EAL erating Latest Anarvat or Srarxe Goons. Serine Machines ie recusmized and. acknow IN RY, ha ae Sr? iii cH eee feenine af over Si itiee and vate ea HAS PURCHASED FROM IMPORTERS AND UF ACTURERS' AGENTS IN NEW PREP. "INDIA PONGEES, NISINE SILKS. NOVELTIE: ‘UMMER SILKS. NOVELTIES IN BLACK Goovs. NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED ROBES. O ALL THE “LATEST 81° ERENCH DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COM- i ATION COSTUMES. IMM. ‘TOCK OF GROS: MUSCOVITE RHADAMES, IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS, AT THE LOW! PW YORK PRICES. N AWNS, SATINES and GINGHAMS. SEYS. S#- THE IMPORTATION OF FIN ING SMALLER THIS 8! WILL BE ADVISABLE 16 PL ON HAN USUAL, [ MAKE EARLY SELEC iE, 53" Cuoice Goons, PLarx Fioures, axp CoRRECT PRicks, SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1849. mb10 Curarest Sus Is Wasntserox. COLORED SILKS, Garnet, 3 Dark Green, 50. SUMMER SILKS; immense assortment, 50c. FANCY SILKS mere finest BLACK SLES, at $l. Our vers heavy GROS GRAT MAN- 1T WEEE A VERY CHOICE AND COM, AST WEE: 3 20M- STOCK OF THE LATEST PARISIAN DRESS: VELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFS and GLOVES. NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS & SUN UMBRELLAS, ES” OF ALL-WOOL SE ANDCANTON CREPES; ALSO,CREPE GRAIN, OTTOMAN, AND SURAH SILKS; ALSO, SATIN S WHILE MY ASSORTMENTS ARE COM- jn Black and White Check, Blue and putt, Garnet and White, Green and Wiiite Check, We aro sciling an extra heary_“GROS GRAIN” Cash ‘COLORED SILKS, re- swiftiem, aflence thia city as to the city of the Beautiful QUET NA Bye-pear ith cach inschine. Bend for ‘in 5 . Repairing a specialty. Furnishing and Hat Store Dext door. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ax Bens Ree Asp Rocx. WILD CHERRY, ROCK AND RYE. PEACH AND HONEY. FEL'S LIQUID COFFEE. MOIR'S SCOTCH JAMS, 25c. PER JAR. A Fine Aesortinent of EASTER GOODS, V ST QUALIIY OF LADIES’ IMPORTED JER- E FABRICS BE- B.W. REEDS SONS, 126 F SPRERT NORTHWHaT. Ware Swas ice Ty} mp2 THE HIGHEST GRADE OF MINNESOTA SURIN@ WHEAT PATENT PROCESS FLOUR MADE IN THE WoKLD. Give it a trial. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F STREET NORTHWrsT. We make a specialty of* “Old Government Ja Coffee.” mre = ui 66 S ew Noxrnw rine. NEW Store. Clerks. | NEW Custe NEW Refrigerator, iar. An immense etock of NEW Sirst-clans Groceries and, Provisions, “Add new to old, HE rT." NEW Foi conti SUH SATIRE, reaaced to 80a, nn 3 x a i 20 lath Fine quality BLACK SATIN, 75c. = ee LOE SATI 5, almost every shade, T5c. Our subl red: from $2 to $1, COLORED SILKS, finest sqeality Cashmere finish, ro- duced from $1.50 to $1. 2 duality Cashmere finish BEACK SILES, Zils. BES'T ITALIAN We are selling a v ny fire Oe lity Satin finish BLACK | 1] Ibs. WHITE (4) FRENCH SILK at $1 4 Ibs. CHOICE KOAST COLO CASH MERES, pure Wool, wide double mixed Fidth, in Pink, Light Biue, Cream aud Strawberry, | 3¢ bbl. PA Black ES, 37 Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wool, $2. SILK CRAPE, donblé fold, $1. Biack SILK VELV! $1.25. Kemnants of DRESS GOODS, SILES and SATINS, at price. CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACR. New Senrxe Duy Goons. mbs TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACE, Are now prepared to show a splendid line of DESIRABLE NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. FRENCH SATINES. Choice Patterns. New Colore. a Ottoman and Surah Silks. Good Values. Lot Prices, ‘The stock is full and complete in all departments, and ‘We solicit an inspection, One Price Only. MADAM BECK, so long known Dreasmaking Rooms on the splendid word at low prices. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACE, Second floor, ani 4022 Tarorraxt To Houseseerens. L. BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, 908 7r= STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will open on Monday Morning BLEACHED SHEETINGS In Remnants, Leare, 5-4 wide, 113 cents, Loaee, 8-4 wide, 18 cents. case, 4-4 wide, 20 cents. case, 10-4 wide, 23 centa, 1 case, 12-4 wide, 25 cents. Good quality and fally 25 percent Jese than Regular | foruce Prices, Remnants of IRISH LINEN, 35, ‘These goods are Extra Fine and Great Bargains, 1 case BLEACHED COTTON, 3X cents. 1 box Light PRINTS, Scents; usually retailed at cents, L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, mh3 908 7TH STREET, BETWEEN I AND K. Gorxrs ‘Will open at their stores, ‘Nos.820, 822 AND 824 SEVENTH STREET, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12rn, ‘The entire Stock of BANKRUPT GOODS OF GEO. M. TAYLOR, ‘The stock consists of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, SILES,. DRESS GOODS, DOMESTICS, LINENS, CLOTHS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS, BOUSEREEPING GOODS, &e., &o. ‘We bought the entire stock ats GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH, And we are going to ecll it accordingly. RO MISTAKE, d_ Colored Pure Wool double width VASH- ip this city, has » and’ docs GEO. A. (HARE, Grocer, 128 1213 7th street northwest, bet. Mand XN. \ Bosros Crcexsrns, Boston Tomatoes, Boston Lettuce, Philadelphia Capong, Fresh Salmon, Fresh Scallops, Oysters, etc., at PALACE MARKET, FRANK J. TIBBL TS. — we PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ax Turonranr Sraremeyr. E. Tourjes, director of the New Englani Conservatory of Music, in a letter Ivers & Pond Piano Co. aay the: me so well that I have ofered 50 of your Pianos in the New England Couservatory.’ CHAUNCEY J. REED, 43 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, at lower prices and on more favorable terms than any: other strictly first-class Piapoin the market, Among the apecia! bargains now on hand he itemzesastollowat 1. Celebrated 735 oct. N. ¥. upright, used three months, $155. etd, BiB; Hall & Sou's 7 oct., with overstrung bam, 8.’ Good 6 oct. Plano, gE. $. Genuine Daniel F. Beatty, #125. 5. Magnificent 6 oct. Burdette 0: cont $250: #128. Special in the celebrated joninger CYM- BELEN “OnUANG. Bald oa $8 mouthiy pavment. mb8 eveuth Street. PIANOS AND ORGANS. NEW PIANOS, $200 to $1,000. NEW ORGANS, $50 to $250. PIANOS AND OfGANS THAT HAVE BEEN USED, $15 to$275. PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RFNT—Fitty tostra- ‘ments of ali the makes; rent from §2 to $10 per mouth; rents applied on purchase. FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufactaror, 3020 3103_ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS: for sale an rent at re- Aiea prices» Wa Karbe & Got world-re now! ‘Tuning and Repairing. 423 Lith strect, above Pa. ave. pi4r%s, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Pest Mediuin-priced Piano Manufactarea. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS Pisnos and Organs. on rented ur ox- ciltged, rent applied if purchased. iT MUSIC, ‘bc ouly toutlcte ih the ottw. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET. Managing rartner of the late firm Co, a 3an30