Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1883, Page 4

‘er ia 4 THE EVENING 7 ™: STAR. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF TRE CHIFF StGNat. Orricer. ‘Wassixetoy, D. C., March 22, 1883, 9:30 a. m. For New Engiand and the middie Atlantic States warmer falr weather, winds mostly $ :uth- ‘Westerly, stationary or lower pressure. SPECIAL BULLETIN.—LOCAL R. “On Friday loca: are Indic ‘Bie states and New and, and fair we the south Atlantic ai seiso eee Easter Rvcwie’s, marked down; Cochrane’ Uptown. Rev: 4 Prevry To My I bez fere with arrangem more. Wo Manner a3 heretofore dur! ANTON F' ning Estabii CUSTOMERS «: state taat ny business S with the firm ot F t sLhave mide “her, in Bal Will be done in the sime s re th Faster Livess, splendid bargalns; Cochrane’ Uptown. CALL and ExaMine the ocds in the city at BW. I northwest, a, at J.C. EASTER SILK Scares, Uptown. Detrcrors and orn easter egys In variety, Fsseit’s Ick Cream and ¢ rlotts Russa, Norice!—Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av..tal oz. fine photos with one thirteenth painted f Easrer Scrts.—Koys and children, from #2 to $F:00. Latest styles. Lew Newmyer, 734 70h n.w., 3 doors from H street. ore EAsrer Dress Stars, popular Unicorns; Coch- Fane's, Uptown. Jants, and he s: ‘what was pure ant was Xanders, at 9 P. S—It was wi immediate section of cou: Yanp Wink percales 6. Detween I and K. Ways Known to be 7th street. 904 7th street, ‘THR WEEKLY Stak, a large double paper of fitty- six columns, will Le Scut postpaid for one doliar a year. Try it Ser Hahn & Co's. advi. in City Items. E. C. Worcr & Bxo. are tensive stock of Sohmer’s, & Son’s Pianos, tn all Fight and Square Pianos in the city. CITY AND DISTRICT. poarectee sia Condensed Locals. In the Coustin General Term, yesterday, the application of Frank Irvine for adinission td Un Dar was referred to the examinmne committee. Yesterday, 3 trustees, ti bill twenty others, to distr the will of the’ Inte ¢ Owing to damages ears, which wer most comptete Stor rihwest, : M. bute Income alm A. W. Rundall. astained by the dumping defective tn construction, th: river fats has been temporarily work of fling the suspended. ation last evening ar- r the military ai mn, »4, Cominander Gras Army of the Kepublie and ‘the captala ‘of Company B, Capital City Guards, Joseph Corridan, about plavieg on I, neat Nort ng, Was run over by seven years old, while ntol street, last even- Kennedy's ‘coal carts Feet rendered medl- 2 H street nerth- THE WEFKIY Stan (eight lange pages, cut, past- ed and folded) will be sent post-paid anywhere In the United States or Canada tor one dollar a year. Mary Taylor, e sentenc 3 s morning, for hold Linen fron 497 HL strest southwest. f street Southwest, Was taxed ge Shell this morning for 2 Jowing Potomac water to waste in bis water closet. ‘This beine the th anniversary of the passage Of the act of Con: ere ting the Supreme Court Of the District of Coiumbla, a maznificcat boquet <1 on the desk of Chief Justice Cartter In 1 Term. mittee of the Bachelors’ Ger- man club have concluded to give an extra german on Th the 29h of Mareh. Judge Hegner will hold a se-sion of the Probate Court at nen On Saturday. There will be no ses- Bob tOmurrow. ———— Amusements, Foxn's Orena Hovse.—Miss Carrie Swain. as Me J ers Danghter, Will continue here aut tinder of the Week. On Monday Ri ‘any will begin an engagement in E The Lights 0” London” large audiences, and its popularity cntinue until the Close of the engage- mt. Next week Mr. Join Me ‘ugh, the emi- ent trogesitan, will hold the: boards. Tuesten Cosigee—The cosy Comique ts t, and the excellent performance by lation 1s Well receive: nity Die Mrsevw.—The new pantomime, “Jack and Jul,” and a number of other attractions are given at this popular resort this week. LINCOLN Hats.—C an and Leon’s minstrels open here this evening. An excellent program has been arranged. The periormance will coneinde With Leon’s new inustenl satire, “Langtry; or, Ben Butler und the Jersey Lit Row Skattna Rixk.—The reg will be hy to-morrow evening at the ci of the seasoa dr » rink seems to tncre: Tr assembly y » Glenn, coutrall and Si wy Pi ‘tion with the Men- oa. Chas. E. Pratt, aren, a prominent eftizen of fo that city yesterday. le Informed his famlly that «poeared to Dim in a dream and > with soon be reunited.” Mr. 3 a skillful engraver, and made of the state of Maryland. He leaves sand two diughters, ‘Two of his sons, Julius and Maurice, reside tn this city. — Sez ike-Reesuaxp.—The wedding of Mr. John W. Speake, of the Adains Express company, and Miss Kutie Bernhird, which took place ai the Christian e! 1 last evening, Was attended by a large number of friends. The bride was attired in White s e.vell and orange blossoms, and bors a besket of fluwera Miss Addie Prosperi Tformed a wedding march as the couple entered he hers were EJ. Wilson, E. Bernhard, SS. Wilson and W. M. Reapsummer. The ceremony was performed according to the i Fitual of the Christian churen by Rev. F. D. Powel after which a brief reception was heid at the r dence of the brile’s mother, on G street, P North Capitol street. The coviple left on the train on 2 short he a trip. onsite Deattt or Cart. W. H. Deacxa.—Capt. W. H. an old and well-known citizen of the Dis- on 8d street north- ged 72 years. Capt es family of West as an active mem- ‘on Fire company, and uands, a volunteer military During the Mexican war he raised and In old times of the U a Union also of the orgs ntzxtion. a company here, which Wes attached to the Mary- Tana regiment, int during the late war he com- manied pany in the three months’ service, Since then ke his followeddhis trade of carpenter and stair bu Mer when able to de so, but for sev- @ral years past had been tm bad health, His fu- Rerul took place this morning. a A Paston’s Wercome.--A reunion and soctable Was bold last evening at Waugh M. E. churea to Inset cl weleome back the pastor, Kev. Wilford Downs, who has been returned by tue Baltimore econiercace for bis third and last year at this eharge. The meedng was called to order by W. S. Nicholson, who brieily stated its object. Aticr ng by the eholr and congregation, and prayer by Kev. Mr. Hawley, there followed an address of Nelvome by KM. Green, waleh was happily ro- Bpon'led to by the pastor, who thereupon, with his ved the congratulations of the entire age. Convers:tion and musle followed, ng event of ihe evening's entertainment olaton. .—Hannah C. Foulke, > solicitor, Mr. A. K. Browne, has Bled F divoree from her husband, Charles W. murxing him With babitual drunkenness itery. She states they were married Au- gust 2, 1564, by B. H. Nadal, pastor, Wesley peland Nave now living six children. she Prays for divorce a ix. mat. for custody of the ehiidren, and to be permitted to resume ber maiden mame of Hannah C. Miles, ees ‘Fret tus MorstwG.—At 3 o'clock this morning Sire was discovered In the house corner of 4th and ‘MM streets northwest, owned by John Shanahan ‘apd cecupied as a ‘¥ Stor. tee asa dwel ent responded ated the spread of Brae but confined them almost th 22. 1883. | HOLY WEEK 'D EASTER SUNDAY. ‘The Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ Commemorated in the Catho- lic and Episcopal Churches—Pregra m of Easter “lusic. The present week—the most notable in the Chris- tian calendar—is opserved “in the Catholic churches with datly services of the most solemn character, commemorating the passion and deat h of Christ on the cross’ The somber services of the week end with the joyful anthems of Easter Sunday, commemorating the resurrection 01 the Savic Wednesdxy, Thursday and Friday even- ir ings the office of Tenebrae: is chanted in all the Cathoite churehes, which are filled with the sad { stort of the Gregorian lamentations. Special | serviees are being held also in the Ep!scopal urches. For the Easter services special prepa- tions have been mide by the choirs of a nd Episcopal churches to re: to the most significant of ali Chris- js. The eturches wilt be decorated With flowers and cmbicims of glidness. Programs of Easter Music. Below will be tout the progrims for the in the various Catholfe ana Eplsco- + ineluding in some cases the closing of holy we ROMAN CATMOLIC CHURCHES. Sat St. Doutinte’s chureh 5 Week are Of un exept | acter. The entire hoi, the winte-robed pri j sisted by week ritual is chanted by netuary, as- | crow led last evening during the Tensbre ser- i vices, which will be Sung again to-night and to- | mortow night. |The se 5 Good Friday night at St. Matthew's hureh will be of a very impressive character, | The solctna office of the tenebr: wi!l be chanted, and asermon preached by Rev. Father Chapelle, | after which the choir, assistel by full strin; | cuestra, will render Mercadante’s “Seven Last | Words.” Services will begin at halt-past seven. Peter's church, Capitol Hull; pastor, Rev. miah O'Sullivan; asststant pastor, Rev. Father | —Low masses’ at 6, 8 ter | emu bigh uiass at 11 o'clock, with Father O'Sullivan as celebrant, Rev. Tlomas hes de.con, @™d Fatuer 1 3 sub-deacon. | 31 mass will be sun; ent Creator,” fertory *Gaudeainns,” 2belll; at te will be rendred * Millard; | Coeli,” by 0.” The ang 9 o'clock cat, i, and Milard’s “Tan- hot 18 compose. of the follow- Soprani, Misses Alice Mehler, L. entleme: | Plan M orl, Messrs. A. /S. Stone; bassl, ucke and John Mawusiey; Bright. Im-naculate Conception, pastor, Father Ry: S$ stunt pastor, Rev. Dr. rzo°s Messe Solonelle will be rendered aster Sunday by the choir, composed as fol!ows: m1, Mesdames Le Merie and Creighton and ~ fin and Nannie Kearon; alti, nner and Misses M. J. Callahan and Carrie | tenori, Messrs. Gill, Forsyth, Collins, Con d Weidman; bassi, Messrs. Bosweil, Nolan awd Bart Veni Creator (quartet for pale volces), | ©. M. Connell, wii be sung by thé Mt. Vernon Quire At the offertory, Diabellf’s Gaudeamus Will be suns by Miss Nennie Kearon and Messrs. Coonell, Kessler and Boswell; Hallelujah Chorus, | Haniel, by the full cheir, Or, fanist, Miss M. M. . C. Gill, cr of 24 and C streets ces will begin at 8a. m. at7a. m., concluding high mass, E ister Sunday services begin at 3 s3 at 10a. m., and vespers at 3:39 p. ing Will be by the choir of young | ple attached to the church. Rev. Father | Schleuter will colebrate the Easter mass, assisted by Rev. s Busam and Chassau, ! costa, D. C.—Mass will be cele- | a.m. by Rev, Thos. B. Hughes. 1 ss Will be rendered by fail choir; srlory. Tie choir consists of the es Wright, McL«uglin, y_ and Qua pranl; Misses Johusou fcr, alti; Messrs. Berry and ‘Wright, rs. Devreux and Quade, basst; organ- 2 nith. Vespers and benediction at alnt * baritone solo, KR, W. Goeb. is between G and H. t eelebryted on ster Sunday at 10: v. Francis Y. Te he choir will render and Lambliotte’s Alleluia for the | k eG | Clertory. At4 p.m. grand vespers with Regina | Coell trom” Cagifero,” Magnin ard Berge’s Tantum @ following ladies and the eboir: Miss ‘Sillle Bauer, Ruppert, yrs. E, Haag and Miss Lena ypranl; “Misses Annie Geler apd Annie alll; M Frank Ruppert, Heury | dore i] Schwakoff, tenorl: Messrs. W. off, Al. Nef and Aug. Schwakof, bassl; Mrs. M. Schwakoif, organist, and Mr, ‘Treanor, director. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES, Church of the Incarnation, corner 1h and N streets northwest, R-v. I. L. Townsend, S.T.D., rector.—First even song of Easter, Saturday even- ing at 6o'ciock, when the Rt, Rev. the Bishop of the diocese will admin'ster the apostolic rite of confirmation, The music at that service will be as follows: Processionul, 103; psalms, 10th selec- tion; Cantate Domino,.Goss, in C; Deus Misere- atur, Goss, in; hymi hymn, 245; offertory, anthem, Arise! Shine, E:vey; Festal Amens, 8. B. Whitney ; Nunc Dimittis, Gregorian; recessional, O, Sons and Daughterslet ussing. On Easter day there will be an early celebration of the holy communion 230 o'clock. Morning prayer, sermon by the rec- tor, and 2 second celebration of the holy commu- nion at 11 o'clock, at which hour Tallis’ Festival Choral Service will be uscd. In the afternoon, at 4c’elock, the children of the Sunday school wiil hold their annual Easter festival, assisted by the full choir of the chureb. At the 11 o'clock service the following music will be rendered: Matins— | Processional, 103; anthem, This 1s the Day; ant. phon, Christ our Passover, Gregorian; proper sales, 2, 57, 111; Te Deum, Rogers, in Eb; Jubi- late, Tours, In F; holy communton—Introit, Now ts Christ Risen, Allen; Kyries, Gloria Tibi, Laus ‘Tid!, Gounod, in G; Credo, Merbecke; bymn, 99; offertory, Arise! Shine, Elvey; Sanctus, Tours, in F; byton of communion, 210;'Gloria in Excelsts, chant; Festal Amens, S.'B. Whitney; Nunc Dimit= Us, Gregorian; recesstonai, O, Sons and Daugh- ters, let ns sing. The musté at this chureb Is ren- | gentlemen compo: | Mrs. th, NP onally beautiful char- | Sudden Death of a Young Lady. FATAL ATTACK OF ILLNESS WHILE FARTING WITH BER AFFIANCED, ‘Miss Mary J. Cunningham, a young lady about twenty years of age, died suddenly about 10:20 O'clock Tuesday evening, under peculiarly sad circumstances. Mr. John Callahan had been spending the evening with her at her parents’ Tesidence, No. 1017 26th street. Shortly after 10 o'clock he started to leave, and she went to the front door with him, and was taken with a fit of coughing. Saying to Mr. Callahan thet she felt as if he ‘was suffocating, he assisted her back to the room and called her sister. Medical assistance was summoned from Columbia hospital, and Mr. H. L. EJohnson responded, but before lis arrival Ife was apparently extinct. He did all in his power to resuscitate her, but falled. Miss Gun- ningham was well-known in the western section of the city. She was a good-looking young lady, of medium size. She had previously had two at- tacks similar to the one which caused her death her lungs being affected. The certificate of death ascribes her decease to embolism pul- monalis, (iling of the Jungs.) a Alexandria Affairs. Reportedsfor THE EVENING STAR. Ministers Home AGaty.—The appointments of the recent conferences all return to Alexandria the pastors who have served their churches here during the past year, mucl to the satisfaction of the congregations. Rev. John A. Kern comes again to the Methodist Episcopal Church south, where he has won the good will of a congregation | composing some of the best citizens of the town. Rev. T. L. Poulson, whose activity In the affairs of his church has largely Increased its membership, | 1s returned there. ‘The church would have missed him had he been sent elsewhere. Rev. R. 8. Tred- way Is sent again by the Westminster conference to his cuarge atthe Methodist Protestant church, | whose congregation,considerably Increased by his: , | efforts, 1s still too small to contain his many urch was | friends, Rev. Dr. Walker, the efficient pastor of j Robert's (eol'd) chapel was returned to his charge at Alexandria by Bishop Warren. é CATHOLIC SERVICES.—The -Catholics here *com- Memorated at St. Mary’s church the institution of the Last Supper and the s*izure of the Saviour be- fore the crucifixion. There were services at St. Mary’s church in the morning, and during the afternoon crowds Visited the church, where a beautiful “repository” had been erected, with lights and flowers, on one of the side altars. ‘The services were conducted by Rev. Father De Wolf, the pastor, Rev. D. O. Kane, having been called to Richmond to meet there the other pastors of the iocese, SuppEN DratH at West Enp.—Miss Catts, a young school girl, daughter of Mr. Rozier D. Catts, of the Farmers and Drovers’ hotel, at West End, died suddenly last night. She came from school yesterd1y afternoon complaining of a headache, ‘and later tn the evening grew suddenly fll and was dead before a physician could reach the house. A New ENTERPRIS! On the last day of March the Alexandria Miping, Manufacturing and Ware- housing company, of which Messrs. John W. Burke, L. W. Reid, Geo. E. French and John 8. Barbour are commissioners, will meet at the Mid- land office here and make arrangements for the organization of thecompany. This 13 an Alexan- dria organization with a wide charter, and it is expected that some useful work to give employ- ment to labor hereabouts will be inaugurated under {ts auspices, PoLick Rerort.—At the station house this morn- ing Susan Webb, arrested by Officer McCann, charged with disorderly conduct, and Saran Far- rell, on the same charge, arrested by Officer Bet- 4s, were the only prisoners, There were three lodgers. The mayor has fined Mr. Lightfoot, Ju- lan Henderson and James Bell $5 for disorderly conduct, and Dantel Mason % for assault upon his wie. The case of George Williams, of Washing- ton, was held for further hearing. Rerorten’s Norgs.—Services were held at all the Eptscopal churches here to-day....The corpor- ation court, Judge Meade, has concluded its March term, and will ‘not meet again until the second Monday of April, when most of the hotel and bar- room licenses of "the year will be issued....Mr. Robert Davis cut off two of his fingers with a saw at the shipyard yesterday....An inquest was held yesterday upon 8 dead white Infant found covered with earth in the garden of Major Herbert. A ver- dict of “death from means unknown” was ren- dered....The Alexandria county court, Judze Sangster, will begin tts March term at the Colum- bus street court house next Monday. THE MERRICK MEDAL DesaTe.—The following Affairs in West Washington. THE INDUSTRIAL, Howe ScHOOL.—There ts con- siderable Interest being taken in the Industrial Home School here. On Suniay afternoon Mr. John W. Thompson addressed the ane iene Mupecrotamatatre “nes ne Siren OF 8 amatetira. Tae SEARCH for the body of Herbert Collins drowned at Potomac landing on Sunday continues, but without success, THE GRAIN TRapr.—Arrivals—Boat BE. Lyons, Whiting, with — ‘bushels wheat; boat G. T. Dunlap wih 4,000; bushels corn; boat Farmer's Friend with 3,800 bushels wheat. SALES.—3,800 busheis wheat sold to-lay at prices ranging from 1153¢ to #22 White corn is quoted 68: yellow, do., at 0, CoaL TRADE.—The shipments from the mines of the Cumberland coal region for the week ended Saturday, March 17, were 33,416 tons, and for the Year to that date 369,083 tons; a decease of 81,596 tons as compared wi.h the corresponding period of 1882 ‘There was delivered to Chesapeake and Ohio canal, week 2,69 tons, year 2,90 tons; decrease from last year 2,131 tons. F YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM A SENSE OF extreme weariness, try one bott‘e of “Ayer's Sareapa- wills. It will cost yon but one dollar, and will do you incalculable g00d. It will do away with that tired feel- ing, and give you new life and energy. 7 ‘AVE YOU A COUGH? SLEEPLESS NIGHTS need no longer trouble you. The use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral before retiring, will soothe the cough to quiet, allay the inflammation, and allow the needed repose. It will, moreover, speedily heal the pulmonary organs aud give you health. mh22 Ook WELL To YOUR LIFE INSURANCE! AND carefully examine the merits of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association. It is every man's duty to pro- MideJor his family in case of his death. Our business is rafidly increasing. From the 1st to the 16th of this month we, wrote over $2,(00.000 of insurance, |Our membership now exceeds 10,00, and tal Dusi- ness over $40,0(0,000. ‘The ' plan adopted by this association, ‘which is new, easily understood, safe, and at a great reduction in cost, commends iteelf to the intelligence and common sense of all who +xamine it. and, 10 the words of a colebrated actuary, ‘*will revolu- fionize life insurance in this country.”” Office in Washington, 1509 H street wanted. ot om PSENIGHT Manager. Easrezr Canons, 421 9thst., J. JAY GOULD. 21 Szartovery Derarrvenr ~ A: BRENTANO & COMPANY, FASHIONABLE ENGRAVERS. Wedding Invitations, Reception and Visiting Cards, Arms, Crests and Monograms ELEGANTLY ENGRAVED. Cerds Printed from Plates, Paper and Envelopes Ilu- minated and Stamped in Bronzes and Plain Colors, A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF MENU AND DINNER CARDS, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, £10-3m Corner llTH STREET. WES ae es IS OUR SPRING OVERCOAT gentlemen have been elected by the Philodemic Society of Georgetown University to debate for the Merrick medai: Messrs. John B. Madigan, Me.; James F. ONeill, Ga,: Francis J. Lawler, Wis., and John D. McLaughlin, Mass, The question Teads: ‘Is the growth of large citles conducive to ‘The discussion will the best interests of society?” take place early in May. Wosvenrct, Banearss Is SPRING DRY GOODS JUST OPENED. Bridal Quilts at 98 cta.; 100 dozen pity inches long, 15 cts. ; 1 case 40 inches Wide all wool Beges, 50c. ; 1 cuse 40 inches wide all wool Spring Cachimeres, 50 cts. ease 42 inches wide Frenc! Chudda Cloth, 63 cts. ; 1 cise all wool Combination Suiting, £0 cts. ; .1 care ‘all wool Nun‘a Veiling, 25 c 3 Spring Dress Goods, assorted, 12}4c.. I8c., 25c., Ble., 37 In all the above Presa Goods we have tlec- tric’ Blue, Crushed Strawberry, Nile. Green, China Blue, French Green, Ox Blood, Ceil, Garnet, Cream, Bronze, Navy and other colors. Summer Silke, new patterns, 50 cts.; fancy check Summer Silke, 62 and 75 cts.; plain Dress Silke, all colors, $1; Surah Silke, all colors, 50 cts.: Black Dress Silks,” $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.7 Biack Casbmeres, 3i all colors, double ‘B0c., 6de,. 7: wadth, 75¢. Ail Wool New Chins Matting, fe have an extra NEW SPRING SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. Ladies" Cloth, Cloth for Boys’ Suits, Ue. yard. iain and fancy etyies. tree stock of? TOWSON’S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South cide, near 7th street. New Crornme Hovse. mh22 ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., dered by a surpliced choir of men and boys, organ- ed one year ago by the precentor, Mr. John E, Parker, who is_ubly assisted by the organist, Mr. Frank E. Camp. Holy Cross Chureh, isth Street nortuw. evening, Saturday, Massachusetts avenue and ister services: Easter Service of “Benediction of Chapei;” sdministration of Holy baptism. Sun- day—Easter day—matins, 9:30 a.m., anthem, (Ghtst, our Passover.” Ghégorian—Holy Buchar” ist—11 ‘a.m. Piain song for the celebration, Hyions, ancient and modern. Evening, 7:30 p.m, choral lecture. ‘This church has bech enlanged and greatly beautifled. A new and fine organ Will Ue used for the first time at Easter services. ‘The chureh has been decorated, newly carpeted, and made very attractive. The seats are tree at every service. Grace P. E. chureh, corner 9th and D streets, South Washington, R>v. J. W. Phillips rector.— Services Easter Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 7:80 p.m. unday School at 9u.m and 3:80 p.m. Singing of Euster carols and other exercises. ‘The following is the order of musle at the 11 o'lock services: Opening—“Christ_ the Lord is Risen,” Mozart; Easter anthem—“Christ our Passover,” Dudie Buek; Gloria Patri—(Festival), Thomas’ P. Lloy: Gloria in Excelsis, Wm. ¥F. Sherwin; Te Deum- (Festival in “Eb*), Dudley Buck; Jubllate—in C”), H. P. Danks; Hymn _ 98, N. B. Warren; Gioria ‘Tibi, Garrett; Hymn 99—“Alleluta,” H. Currey; Off-rtory—“Angels Roll the Rock “Away,” C.F. Roper. 7:30 p.m. service: Gloria Patri, C.'E. Dud- ley; Bonum Est. H.P. Danks; Benedic Anima Mea, H. P. Danks; Hymn 102—“Come See the Place,” &<., I. Mason; Hymn 104—“Jesus Lives,” H. J. Gauntlet; Offertory—*"The Day of Resurrection,” B. Tours. The choir is a quartet, and is com- posed as follows: Soprano, Mrs. Sallie Flynn-An- cona; contralto, Miss Lizzie Tabler; tenor, Mr. W. E. Morgan; bi Mr. John F. Ancon: Miss Delphine arth; director, Mr. W. in. e Cnrist Church, (Georgetown, D. C.)—Easter Sun- day services: Easter anthem, Lloyd; Gloria Patri, Berg; Te Deum, Wilson in'G; Jubilate, Berg: hymn: Gloria ‘fbi, Menke; hymn; Trisagion, Goosrich; hymn; Gloria Excelats, Menke. Chotr— Soprano, Miss B. Harvey: alto, Miss Jessie Har- vey; tenor, E. J. Whipple; bass. W. B. Orme. Christ church, Navy Yard —Morning: -Anthem, ‘He is Risen,” Dressler; Christ Our Passover, Danks; Glorias,Sieboth; Giorta in Excelsis, Danks Te Deum, Lambrillotte; Jubilate, Kreissman hymn, The Day of Resurrection; Gloria Tibi; Buek; hymn, Jesus Lives; anthem, Christ the Lord ts Risen; Saeumee, communion; Trisagion, Whison; Hymn 207; Giorta In Excelsis. Evening Christ the Lor Williams; Gloriis, Sieboth Gloria In Exce!sis, Buck; Cantata Domino, Buck’ Benedic Animea, Buck. Rector Rev. C. D, An- drews. Cholr—Onvanist, Mrs. E. EB. Burbridce soprano, Miss Mollie Byrne; alto, Miss E. Domer: tenor, Sir W. J. McFaghind; bass, ar. Samuel TOs8. It.vess OF MR. Jonx H. TUcKER.—Mr. Jobn H. Tucker Is seriously tll at his residence, No. 1004 B Street southwest, of kidney disease. He ts at- vended by Dr. Morgan. Mr. Tucker Is the oldest living resident of South Washington. He bullt the house in which he has li ever since in 1827—over half a century ago, at a time when in South Washington buildings were few and far be- tween. He was one of the first “penny posts” poluted in this District, and held that position over a score of years, his beat lying In the lower part of the old second ward, including the Treas- ury building. Mr. Tucker has been all his life a democrat In politics. He reared a large family. Tlis sop, the late John Abel Tucker, was kitted by a colored burglar some years SEO Hits daughters are Mrs. Rye, Mrs. ‘Thomas H. Walker and Mrs, W. 8. Thompson. Mr, Tueker Is over 70 years of , and up to 2 few months ago he was Temark- Sts for bis good health and aetivity. ap. for 819, 8. E. Cor. 77H anv D.Bra, ENTIRE NEW STOCK or MEN AND Boys’ se CLOTHING, at PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. SPRING OVERCOATS A BSPectaLtY. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., mh16-3m__$19, 8. E. Cor.7th and D Sta. Srana Ovexixe. EATON &- HARRISON, 1837 F STREET NORTHWEST, (Opposite Ebbitt House), WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 2sr AND 22p, Parisian Bonnets and English Hats, mh17-6¢ ASTER Kees: EASTER EGGS! EASTER EGGS! EASTER EGGS! AFull Assortment of New Designs at CH. RUPPERT’S, NOS. 408 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. MONTH, AND I ALREADY HAVE THAT STOCK ON THE COUNTER FOR YOUR INSPEC- TION. IN VARIETY, FINISH AND FIT THEY EXCEL ANY- THING EVER OFFERED BY ME. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER aND TAILOR, 607 77H SUREET, I GUARANTEE IN WRITING PRICE AND QUALITY. ‘ANTED—TO-DAY— Everybody suffering from Cold, Cough, Hoareeness, or any simifar disorders fo: try one ber of PLE CANE PANE and HORENOUND DROPS; they act like a charm ; 25 cents per box. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, mb16 14thand J, 2d and D, and 7th and N sts. n.w. Mz Gero. Warr, LADIES’ TAILOR, 1115 F sti®et Nortuwest, Is Now Prepared to Take Orders for EVENING, RECEPIION AND DINNER DRESSES, WEDDING TROUSSEAUS AND STREET COSTUME! London Tailor-made Riding Habits, London Tailor. made Cloth Costumes, All the work is done in firet- class style, made by Mon Dreesmakers and Tailors, Beat At guaranteed. Every Ledy leaving this elty should take one of Mr. WHITE'S celébrated Cloth Costumes, with her. Cutting and fitting. f19-434m. Pose Axp Isviconamne. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated ‘Whiskey, are invited tomakea trialof the celebrated 7 aaa PPP PPP Pe 2 PP EER RRR EO RR EE RRR ER BR EEER B of u u u S58, K r SS E 1 Sgss. KK HH Sacs8 ‘This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and Savor to this popular drink, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S SONB, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, < PHILADELPHIA, SOLE PROPRIETORS. Washington, D. C. 4018-78 DAxIEL G. HATCR & COMPANY, NO. 934 F STKEET NORTHWEST. A GENERAL REDUCTION ON ALL CLASSES OF GOODS, AS WE ARE DETERMINED TO BEDUGE STOCK. STANDING CABINETS AT COST, BEDROOM SUITS AT COST. DRAPERIES AT A GREAT SACRIFIOE. dapat ages toed will find it'to theirin- EXAMINE OUR STOCK. DANIEL G. HATCH & COMPANY, AGENTS FOR LOW’S TILES, mh9-2w No, 994 F street northwest. CP einai Lass CHINESE ge \UNDRY, a wta” Macxeric Gunuzer Co, ‘Bed Sheets. 2 feet pet CITY ITEMS. Suid It is a Noticeable Fact it we can never pick paper ithout read- ing of Dr. Bull's Coben syrup. “x Contdn’t Spenk Above a Whisper. This was Captain Harding's e: after ex- ae in a-violent storm off lope. Inflammation settled in his throat @ while it seemed as if he would die of theria, hE ay to sea without a supply of Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, he knew just what to do, A dose of it gave immediate Your Easter Costume Incomplete without a pair of Hahn & Co’s fine shoes. Latest arrivals of spring ist Ladies’ $3 feather-weight kid button. Ladies’ $4 “beauty” French kid button. Ladies’ elegant hand-sewed button boots. Ladies’ §2 rellable fine kid button. Ladies’ $2 new style hook balmorals. Gents’ noboy hand-sewed low 2nd high button laced and gatters. Gents’ $2.50 fine calf, plain or cloth top, shoes. Misses, children and infants foe heeled and spring heel shoes. 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, Handsome Easter card to every purchaser, Mr, H. S. Scriin, Le Droit buildings, says: “I have used Brown’s Iron Bitters with excellent success in Malaria and Nerve troubles.” ‘Tested by Time, For Throat Diseases, Colds and Coughs, Brown's Bronchial Troches have proved their efllcacy by a test of many years, Price % cents, Burnett's Coconine, THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS, It allays irritation, removes all tendency to dan- ruff, and invigorates the action of the capillaries in the highest degree, thus promoting a vigorous and healthy growth of hair. Its effect upon the giossiness and richness of the hair is such as can- ‘ot be surpassed. Burnett's Flavoring Ragtracts are the best. ‘To Consumptives. Many have Deen happy to give thelr testimony 1n favor of the use of “ Wilbor’s Pure Cod-Liver Oil and Lime.” Experience has proved It to be a valuable rémedy tor Consumption, Asthma, Diph- therla and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Bos- ton. Sold by all druggists, ‘eod Lundborg’s Perfames, Edenta, Marechal Niel Rose, Alpine Violet. Hub Panch, Prepared from the Best materials, after the formula of a well-known an cure of at olden time,” is delicious, Sold by grocers and druggists. Flies and Bugs. Files, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,” mice, go- phers,chipmunks,cleared out by Tough on Rata” To Make a Salad that 1s certain to please all tastes, you need only use Durkeo’s Salad Dressing. Nothing equal to it was ever offered, and none so popular, It isa superb table sauce. Best Cashmere, Silk Velvet Crapes, 7147th st.6 Easter Cards at J. Jay Gould’s, 421 9th st. 14 “Alderney D: Wagons.” churned Fresh Alderney Butter, every morning and delivered in 3-1b. “Ward” prints, 6c. per 1D. ee SURAHS, pure Silk, 24 inches wide, only Trize & Cuewsixa, 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTBWEST, Offer Fashionable Shades in FOILES, CASHMERES, HINDOUS, 8HOODAS, FANCY STRIPED AND PIN CHECK SUITINGS, COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS, + TYLER & CHEWNING, mhi9 918 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Connecr Siviesar New Yorx PRICES SEATON PERRY, uccessor to Perry & Brotner,) LATEST STYLESIN FRENCH DRESS TI NOVELTIES IN CHECK!D LOUIST RAH SILKS IN ALL SHA FS, PRINTED GEN- INE INDIA PONGEES, NEW STKIPED AND CHECKED SUMMER SILKS, PURE SILK BRO- CADED VELVE! GRENADINE: “SPECIAL OFFERING” OF BLACK SATIN RHA- DAMES AND LYONS GROS GRAIN SILKS AT SL. BLACK GROS DE LONDReS, “THE LATEST SONELTY IN FRENCH SILKS,” FROM §1.50 TO BLACK AND COLORED OTTOMAN SILKS. WHIT! AND BLACK RAS DE COMTESSE. I! ‘T EMBROIDERIES. IDERED ROBES IN SATINES, 'ISTES AND INDIA PONGEBS. ETE ‘ASSOKINE? TOF LADIES 1M. i ‘MENT OF LADIF: ERSEYS IN LIGHT AND MEDIUM DERED PARIS FICHUS IN CREPE DE AND CASHMERE. CHONeETIBS “IN SHAWLS AND HANDKER- WEE HEAVY REST RCAe SCA SEe VOR LADIES WEARING BLACK. 52 Cuoicr Goons, PLart Frovnes, anp Connect Puices. meaning m1, With even wall income, has ever Geen tu want of'an inetromnt, tocommence the susie eal education of their children) been turned away, d for wack, PIANOS AND ORGANS ZEPHYRS, B+ LATES FoR RENT. Fifty Instruments of all the leading makes, rent from $2 to $10 per mouth. Keuts applied on pusey FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufacta SEATON PERRY, ed Perry Building, mhi? 103 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE. . Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. sa oon tates Sd age dee pare y none. ‘ANOS _Eadablinhed 1840, wht7_ | anced pricen. Win. Kunbe & Co.% word mirryn = fowned Pianos. “Inlay and Nepairag. Be Pianos. 11th street, above Pa. ave. 3an30 prs, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made, EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufacture’. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS ‘Pianos and Organsgold on inatalmenta, reuted or exe j Tent applied if purchased. 6 CENT MUSIC. ‘Abconly complete Stock in the cite. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STR Manacing partner of the late firm Elis & Co, x west. ‘The Btieff, the Kranich & Bach and other Pianos Duy Goons. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. SUMMER SILK6, in Checks and Stripes, warranted pure, 50, 6245 and 75 cts. pring Novelties in Wool Fabrics, in Plain and mbination, CH SATEENS in endless variety, at the very Lowest Price, ee All the 8: in J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 MARKET SPACE. mhi7 sh Es Henrsroy E, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. lowest. and easiest term Fs per dee crenma ike pee aa aceiie acs NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. gt ether Miucteal Tostrumen in Shc Music, ; i S88 GOODS IN THE NEW SHADES. eee phe pe Etanen, Cape: pa TEAR ONBLTES 8 BUITINGS. other Instruments tuned and repaired. 3 3 ALLET DAVIS & COS PIANOS, —A BR. MBROIDEKED ROBES. Parasous. NEW DESIGNS IN SACEEN & PLATN TO MATCH. Bisa ‘Toe prices eect oman Com CHOICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS. andece them. “HL. SUMNEI, #11 Oth ot, ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE PRETTY SCOTOH | SU °°, thon: Hi phi Wis ieontene sentl-00 ae ALL THE NEW EFFECTS. PS ORGANS, 27 SiC 2, PIANOS, W LINE OF KUMMER SILKS. Bier” Factory foutine aay sud might Oates PARASOLS. PARASOLS. | FOULARD SILKS, IN BLACK AND OOLORS. free,” Addreu DANIEL &. BEAT’ jaatine PARASOLS. PARASOLS, | INDIA SILKS, VERY DESIRABLE. ts a : SURAH SILKS Is FOURTEEN COLORS, INCLU- oo —— = Sars ‘New Stock. eeu DING ALL NLW SHADES, Al ESPECIAL GOOD HOUSEFURNISHINGS PARASOLS. PARASOLS. | COLORED GROS GRAIN AT $1, B25 AND 81.50. en PAASOLS: PARASOLS. | BLACK GHON GRAIN SILKS, RHADAMES, SAT. ; | TSS, OPLOMAN & SUR AHS. A COMELETE LINE. | Wager Fiucrers. Werer Ficrens: PARASOL. ome art PARASOLS. | WEOPFERGOGD BAEGAING ES eo aerMeNT | OS eeREST MARES. on be a 3 . 7 Fl 1] JAINS. ca = Sores tee: PARASOLS, | HOSIERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FRENCH.ENG- CROCKERY, CHINA, and SifChes UieNsing, PARABOLS, PARASOLS, | GbTtON Peet OF SILK, THREAD AND Best quality at lowest prices, PARASOLS. _—_ Latest, PARASOLS. SHADES AND PARASOLS OF THE = GLO. WAITS, PARASOLS. Novelties, © PABASOLS. 1GNS. . m5 __814 7th street. 5 doors above Penna. avenue. PARASOLS. PARASOLS, 8. L. BEMEATONE. Cc. A So. PARASOLS. Lowest PARASOLS, —— = Are especially invited to examine our PARASOLS. Pri PARASOLS. LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF PARASOLS. me Panasors, | Lo T'se Coxsvarr Or Day Goons. | picunaTin, ENOLIsI: CHINESE, AND FRENCH, PARASOLS, PARASOLS. — CHINA, PARASOLS. —_ Inspection PARASOLS. | Wr BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE OUR SPRING Representing the best factories known. PARASOLS. -Bolicited. PARASOLS, | OPENING OF CHOICE DRESS GOODS, WHICH | Al#0, CUT and ENGRAVED GLASSWARE, PARASOLS. PARASOLS. | CONSISTS OF EVERY THING NEW AND DESIR- FINE CUTLERY aud PLATED WARE, PAKASOLS. PARASOLS. | ABLE, AND TO CALL ATTENTION TO TH | Sole agents in the wr ontl FACT THAT OUR STOCK 15 NOW REPLETE SEL bree bono WITH ALL THE PARIS NOVELTIES FOR THE ih SLATE STORE SHELVES, SPRING AND BUMMEB OF 1 my seh Sitges) M. W. BEVERIDGR, ahr Gil, STOCK HAS BEEN SELECTED WITH | ms 2009 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUR, PI AT CARE, AND WITH A ‘TO THE See) Pa WANTS AND REQUIREMENTS OF PERSONS RICE eT pox WHO APPRECIATE GOOD STYLES, GOOD TASTE Guest Reovenox Ix Pi Oe a 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mhi¢ 2 Srae Awxouxcemenr, THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND-F STREETS, ‘Has now open a complete stock of SPRING OVERCOATS ANDSUITS FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS, FROM FRENCH SATINES. Choice Patterns. Colors. =n ‘TIN! Pat New AND GOOD QUALITY. WE CANNOT GO INTO THE DETAILS OF OUR LARGE STOCK, BUT CORDIALLY INVITE AN .INSPECTION OF THE MANY NEW AND BM#AUZIFUL GOODS NOW UPON OUR COUNTERS, LaRGE SELF-FEEDING STOVER 1 Stover > a:litving too large 2 stock of above tition bang Ferular prices. ‘This ise chance seldom cliered ONE PRICE, 4 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, Ene’ ooning Staven, Porta and Brick. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Agents ‘for Dantorth's ‘Vapor Stove ——¥ ‘The best is the cheapest. mb3 W. 8. JENKS & CO., New Sumo Dar Goan | ez ‘TIT Tth street woah. New Sexe Dar Goons, - - a — FAMILY SUPPLIES. 2 TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACE, Are now prepared to show a splendid line of DESIRABLE NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. g Ware Swas.- THE HIGHEST GRADE OF MINNESOTA SPRIN@ WHEAT PATENT PROCESS FLOUR MADE IN TRE WORLD, Give it a trial. and Surah silks. Good Values. Low Lex, ZOUTH BS GEO. E. KENNEDY & 80N, ‘ARS UP. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘The stock is fall and complete in all departments, and qpenn get eted Boris Oversoet at worth $10, | we solicit an inspection. ea A silk faced Spring Overcoat at $10, wot 5, An excellent silk faced Spring Overcoat af $12, worth A Sbeaite faced Metton Spring Overcoat at $15, worth SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS, good Business Suit at $7.50, worth $1 sDelicwool Gheviot Suttut $10, words $1. splendid Casaimere Suit at $10, worth $15, in elegant Suit at $12, w. . ¢ Corkscrew Suit (frock coat) at $15, worth ‘Black Diagonal Suit at $15, worth: ‘Fancy Cassimere Suit at $18, worth lack Cloth Suit at $18, worth $35. jack Tricot Suit at $15, worth $30. Flannel Coats at $2.50, worth $4.50. Gossamer Coats for Men, Youths and at $l.’ 42.00, $9 and $4.00, worth fully dousle: | = PANTS FOR EVERYBODY. >>> b> iq |-wool Bee > Boe Suite for Boys from 4 to 11 years. A nicg line from $2 Bulls for Boys from 12 to 17 sears old, from $6 up, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO ALL PUR- CHASERS OR MONEY REFUNDED, OUR MOTTO:—No Trouble to Show Goods, THE MISFIT STORE, mhlé CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. cents, Dresamakii Rooms on splendid word at low prices. Tsvonrast To Hovsexeerrns. Good quality and fully 25 per cent lees than Regular Prices. PS altnatodacansmoae > “TA. N. EW Nonrawesr.» NEW Ent NEW Store. NEW Goods. NEW Clerks, NEW Customers, NEW Syaiom tuamense sisck of NEW Tiat-claen Govan ‘Provisions, “Add new to ‘The rest is toi ‘One Price Only. MADAM BECK, 80 long known in this city, hes @ wecond floor, does the TRUNNEL & CLARK, 3092 $11 MARKET SPACE, At FALL & LOVE'S 2 orth: m8-Im New a0 tr niet 1 0 Cass Besr © Ge Bar 8 L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, 908 7rm STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Will open on Monday Morning BLEACHED SHEETINGS ‘In Remnants, ease, 5-4 wide, 1135 cents, ‘case, 8-4 wide, 18 cents, Lease, 9-4 wide, 20 cents. case, 10-4 wide, 23 conta. ‘L case, 12-4 wide, 25 cents, Remnants of IRISH LINEN, 38, 40 and50 cents. ‘These goods are Extra Fine and Great Bargains. 1 case BLEACHED COTTON, 3% cents, 1 box Light PRINTS, Scents; usually retailed at 8 Gorssrs bd ‘Will open at their stores, ‘Nos.620, 822 AND 824 SEVENTH STREET, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12rn, ‘The entire Stock of OF GEO. M. TAYLOR, ‘The stock ‘consists of « STAPLE AND FANOY DRY GOODS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, DOMESTICS, LINENS, CLOTHS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. NOTIONS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, &e., &a. ‘We bought the entire stock ats GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH, wee And wo are going to éell it accordingly. L. BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, mh3 908 IrH STREET, BETWEEN I ANDE. E BE WwW VINE SHIRTS jeuisnpig' Girt for ‘e. ce ate at Be = aes holes __ GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. _ §,. > Seen 'e fUccEssoR +9 aN oes IT 1112 F Sraref Nosrewesz, Wasmimetox, D.C. 2 et | "Tuoursows