Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1883, Page 8

WNDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR Awcrewests—Iet paze. ArroRsEYs—Sth page. AvcTio Sarrs—7th and 8th pages, Boanprxe—4th page. Booxs, &c.—5th page. Business Cwaxces—4th page. Crs Irems—8th page. County Rear Estare—4th page, Deatns—sth page, Dexrisrny—6th page. Dreixo Rooses—8th p Dex Goons—Sth vage. Envcatiosat.—8th pars. Fasney Scrriizs—5th page. Frsaxctat—Tth pace. Fon Rew (Rooms)—4th pags. For Rest (Houses)—$th para. Fon Rent (Miscellaneous)—4th page, Fox Sane (Mircellancons)—4th page. Fe Sare (Honses)—4th pare. GextixsEs’s Goops—Sth pare. Hocserckxtsutsas—5th page, Lavres’ Goons—Sth pare. Lier oF Lerrens—3 pre. Lost axp Fousp—th page, o Loax—ith pasa -—6th page. Prssoxar—ith par. Piasos anv Oncans—Sth page. Proressiosar piss. Proposats—5th page. Rattroans—tth paza, Berar Pro vne: Sawixe Macuuse Srrctat. Noticrs—Ist p Srroarte. Sreawens, & Eare Derosrr- Tre Teapes—7 DERTAKFRS, &e.—8th page. a pa: D (Roor: Wantep (Mixcell Woon : LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFTick OF THE SAL OFFICER, Wasnr D. C., Mareh 2f, 1983, 9:30 a. m. For the miitie Atlantic states, fair weather, Rortheriy w biting to easterly, stationary or higher ten and pressure. SPECIAL BULLETIN—LOCAT. RAINS ON EASTER SUN- Day. On Sunday rain tend! Tenne lantie states, O} valley, and tncreas— h local ruins ia the middle ———— ANce Donbiy s fit, comfort, wear of : ‘opp. Rigg’s Bank, ‘of men’s suits, best and lowest, at Low Newmyer’s, 734 7th nw. Easter Svrvs.— ildren, from $2 to 50. Lat w Newni: 7th bw. Sdoors frou H street. A Dre Wowan in the cell at the Police Court this sturhed the court by singing ma loud tone of voice “I Want to bean Angel.” While one of hor male friends sang “Wait Till the Clouds Cann AND Exavtne the display of Easter Goods In the city at B. W. R-ed’s Sons, 1216 F street north wes S New Neckwean, » Kents; Cochrane’s, Up- town. Fresert’s Icz CeeaM and Charlotte Russ, ery brilliant, at Rite Stove Diawoxp Re Prigy’s. D THe Pes nat the recent itr fore with my busit ye mate her, in Balt more. Work me in tue simeé superior Mabner as heretofore during the re-erection of my works. ASTox F Dry Cleaning Estabitshment, 906 G st. n. Ww. Sec. CasuMEREs now 2 ge. at Brodhead & Co.’: Bazaar De 623 gh et nol *. at Oppenheimer’s, t. Cloud Building. lice Court to testify ed she gor so s Wito be carried PUtivacell. She was charged ly, end the case was continued to be tried. ubrolderies; Uptown, Coch- 4xts, cocoanut bon bons, su- nl pure catamels, 5c.’ per Philadelphia candy factory, alk 1109 Pa. av., takes one ¢ thirteenth painted for $3 new lot of imported Swiss and and cheeses, Our own importation. Chrs. Xan- @er, 99 7th. Free Easter Carns, no printing, back or front; Cochrane's patrons, Up doz. fine photos with o REceiveD a ‘THe WEEKLY Srar, 2 large double paper of ftty- six colu will be seut postp.ld for one dollar a ‘ear. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. ‘The “Corcoran Cadet Cor; "acon ny recently Organized by some of the youths of our city, re- ceived a fw days ago a liberal donation from’ Mr. W. W. Corcoran, for whom they pained their com- pany. atthew F. Halloran, of this city, ha fed b the ci ymimandery K. ers for th been ap- minission. . tras THE Wrest STA ed and folied) will be the United states or Ca! ‘The charge « large pages, cut, pas it post-patd oF one AyWwiere in art yesterday, aS Men- sFeeny, but'a ease of ect new officers xt Monday evening. later, Who died at his last Wednesday, at the age of eighty, took place yesterday from the Church of the Re- formation, Cuptiol Hill Mr. Slater was a native @f Loudoua county, Va, but had lived here for 35 a At the meeting of the Washinton Press Club to de heid at the Ebvirt House to-morrow afternoon » the rooms to be cecupiet by the club will be dect- ded upon. The club, it ts expected, will soon be permanently domi: handsome rooms very conven The « Resday’s STAx wa tly Io nn whieh ¢ Wit te peared in last Wed- Euner Hew. South Wasiington, but 3 uuner Heweul, Wu ied at Altoc © | The Weshinzton Licht Infantry corps commit- tee on ball op bids last evening for Nooring © over the Rink a tng the jum- ber. an! the con re awar vely E We WOM they y Jolm Ansbler Sunith, nant. ~ B. Keed’s Sons win- a very attractive one. la large numbers, ‘The Author of “Home, Sweet Home.” 7 AN INTERESTING KEMINISCENCE To the Editor of Tur Evgsixe Stan: ‘The enclosed ,relating tothe auther of “fome, Sweet Home,” by B. C. E (wards, copied from an @14 book pudiished abo it 1855, ts at your ser Very nuly yours, J. K. 0. New York, March nS mn, jestiny, cet often with strange contradictions ite. Th John Howard Payne, author Tknew bim personally. He occu; Under me for some time; and his « Socaptivating that I often spe: mani He Was an ap) the time,—coneul at Tunts,—t a5 to see the (vp ape a to the bumtttation of oftico-e: In the evening we woul walk Once in a while we so happy and form: We Would stop and then p: cingl Wanderings, Lis tris to his sensitive nature and poverty. he said once, “have I peon in the heart of Part Berlin and London, or some other city, and heard ging, or the without a ZT have been a wanderer hn a] buried by strangers, and to siec; met him one day, loo! ‘got your consulate” Week for Tunts. I strall never retyrn.” expression was not a it. Poor Payne! His was realized, ‘Tunis “ Whether his bones have to if none others would do it, let the shout the world give a in obscurity. a4 I i Bi Residence, No. 412 New Jersey avenue southeast,. most marked was that f “Sweet Home.” jong the street. > some family ctrele, if So beautliul a group that $s silently on, On Such occasions he would give a history of his and all the cares ineldent How often,” hand-organ shilling to lay my irom my boyhood. My country has turned me ruthlessiy from office, and My old are I have to submit to humiliation for Thus Le would cemplain of his hapless His only wish was to die ima forelgn land, to ing unusually sad. “Have said “Yes, and leave ‘The litical faith, Far ‘been thls country I know not. They should THE CITY MARKETS. THE APPROACHING CONFLICT BETWEEN OLD AXD NEW ~ BUTTER—WHOLESALE AND JOBBING PRICES FOR THE wae. During the past week trade has been fairly ac- tive In our markets, with no special feature to mention, with the exception of an advance of about ten cents on a bushel on potatoes, and the appearance of some green stuff from Florida. The flour market remains quiet as usual, and prices steady; the same may be said of wheat. Corn and oats are active and higher. The hay market is well Supplied and trade is quite active, with steady Prices. The receipts of fresh New York butter are increasing, and prices on that class of goods are a shade lower than last week. The receipts of near- by productions amount to very little, and there !s very little call for tr, the demand being more for the fine Rrades and the fresh New York. There isa considerable quantity of last season’s make of butter in market yet and considerable anxiety is felt in its disposition before the new makes become plentiful. This ts also true of markets in other cities. Some lots of near-by productions have been returned by our dealers to the country_trom Whence they were consigned. A firm on Louis- tana avenue a few days azo shipped two entire dairies of “Glades” butter back to the consignor, there being no sale for it ‘Trade 1s acti in new choice lots, but there 1s no dispo- sition on the part’ of buyers to purchase old stocks. The supplies of eggs continue unabated, and prices somewhat easier in consequenc: Poultry 1¥ rather scarce and all arrivals are at ¢ tal Dried fruit 1s in demand at good prices. Green fruits are In demand, and good horthern apples.are high. ‘The vegetable market is lively ald tne suppies,as a Tule, plentiful. here 13 a demand for cholce potatoes in good, merchantable condition. THE WHOLESALE PRICES products are as follows: Minnesota patent process, $7a$7.50; do., nds, $6.25186 50: family, patent process, do., standard brands, 8.500 do. brands, $5.25$5.50: extra, $5; super, $3.75a, f ; middling, $225a$250; rye, B15; at, New York, per | cwt, ; do., Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvanta, 73; corn meal, bolted, white, 68a65e.; do, un- boited, yellow, of mark Fiour.. trade Grain.—Wheat, ice, $1.18a$1.22; do., fair to Good, $1.12a$1.14; Tye,65.08e. ; corn,yellow and H.M., b4a65e.; do., white, No. 1 ; mixed, Gtasdc.3 oats, southern, 50 do., western, white, No. 1, 58:55e.; do., mixed, No. 2, 51a53¢. MIN feed —Bran, Western, per’ ton, $221$23; mid- dings, white, pet ton, $2284; de., brown, per ton, 320.821. Hay and Straw.—Timothy, $16a$17 per ton; mixed, $12a$13; clover, g10a$11 per ton; straw, $10 a$11 per ton; corn, $3 per barrel. Butter.—Creamery, fancy, 36438; prime, 33435; Imitation, 25a. New York tub, fancy, new, 32: 34; good, 28030; firkin, best, 28:25: good, 20422 airy, best, 28125; good. 2a; fair, 18a n factory, best, a2; good, a2; poor to falr, 16218. and__Pennsylvanta. — Virginia,” Maryland Chotce selections, dairy packed, $3125; good to prime, 20a2; haulers’ stock, 16117; store packed, cholee, 16:18; common, 13.15; poor to fair, 12413; roll bitter, Choice, 20123; good, 15418; cdmmon, ald. Cheese. N. ¥. state factory, new, tine, 14a143ge. ; fair to goo, 12ar3e.; western’ factory, new choice, 2 F £0 good, 9:10e. yee ‘Near by, 18419c. per doz. ; western, 18219¢. per doz. Poultry.—Turkeys, dressed, per Ib., cholco, la: do, large, 16a18e.; ‘undrawn,’ ver Ib. lve per Ib., 18.20e. Chickens, dressed, per 1b., 14a16e.; ctitckens, undrawn, per Ib., 14a old fowis, lve, per Ib., Wale. Chickens, winter, large, per Ib., 20.22. ;' spring, per Ib., 25a Se. Decks, dressed, per Ib., 15.18e. Geese, dressed, each, 40c.a$1.00; live, each, 50175e. VEGETABLES. Potatoes, Peerless, per bushel, 75a850.; cullings, per bushel, 35240c.; Peach-blows, per bushel, 80a Early Rose for seed, per bbL, $3.251$3.50; Sweet potatoes, near by, per bbl, $1.50ag2; do. Eastern Shore, per bbl, $2 2522.50; cabb: ie, Der hundred, $4a$7; onton: W, per busit., 50160. ; red, per bush. 50,6"; beans, white, N.Y. me- ainin, $2.50182.60 per bushel; Virginia white, $1.75a #2 per bushel: mixeJ, 80-081 per bushel; Dhick- peas, $1.2541.50.; string beans, flat, $2.50 per do., round, $3 per b: Bermuda onions, $4.50 per box? 4 . per punehs Strawberries, 75c.a$1 per box; tomatoe: per bushel box; Kale, $1.50:81.75 per bbl. Green Frults—Appies, N.Y. and western, per DDL. $4.50$5.50; do., Virginia, per DDL, $3184 berries, per box. #12%5; Florida oranges, $3.50a$4.50 per box, and are nearly out of market. Dried Frutts and Nuis—Evaporated Aj ples, 192 Me.; Apples, silced, fancy. 819e.; do., t, 8a 9-5" do. quarters, DEZLt, do., comuion, 61 i Peaches, choice, 13 11de.; dol, fair to good, 92 =; do., halves, whpecled,’ 6a7¢.; do., quarters, unpeeled, 67.7 ‘Cherries, pitted, 20222.; do., su gared and wet, 18:19. ; Bl Whor- Ueberries, 911001; R Peanuts, HP, taney, per Ib., 616%4c.; do., common, per Ib., 84 \13¢e.; do, shelled, per Ib., 5a6}gc.;’ Walnut kern 13e. Ss, L1alse. Fresh Meats.—Beef: Cholee hindquarters, 12a Te. 12%c.; common do., 1 cholce forequarters, ; common do., 6% wep: cholce dressed, 1212 common do.,10al1c. Veal: cholee dressed, 13u14e.; Common do., 1u1Bs~e. Cured Meats and Pork.—Sugar-cured hams, 14a 1530. per pound; sides, western, 12113e. ; shoulders, western, 102104; hams, country, smoked, 12115 lard, country lots, 11a12e.; do., retined, dressed hogs, arge heat, per cwl., $8 25188. 50099; do., rough, $7a$7.75. gre es Amusements, Hovse.—Miss Carrie Swatn’s en- 4 agement closes with to-night’s performance. a Monday Rice's well-known Opera company | will begin an engagement in Gilbert and Sulli- ¥an’s popular opera “Iolanthe,” under the at thorization of R. D’Ostey Carte. "The company in- cludes many weil known and excellent sing and actors, the opera itself Is a gem, the costumes and Scenery are elezant, and the engagement can- Lot fail to prove a success, THEATER.—To-night 1s the last oppor- iy Of seeing the great success, “Lights 0? London.” Next week, Mr. John McCullough, the tragedian, wit hold the boards. Although ‘com- elled to Cancel his engagement this week, Mr. McCullough has the satisfaction of knowing that this 1s. the only time during his long career as an actor, that he has disappointed the public. He will recetve a cordial welcome next week, where he appears tn the following plays: Monday and “Virginius;”Tuesd:y, ilo:” Wednes- day, “Richelieu;” Thurs :ay, “King Lear;” Satur- day’ matinee, “Ingomar;” Saturday night, “The 3 or.?? THEATER Comiqus.—Crowded houses have been the rnie at the cosy Comique this week. An equally good program fs promised for next week, when Hyde and Behman’s, Two Johns combina- ton, will app A number of specialty acts wiil'also be tneluded in the performance, ‘Tue Risk.—Easter Monday will be a gala day at the Rink. ‘An extra matinee will be given at 2:30, with music, and a very amusing exhibition of grotesque Skating will be introduced. In the r evening an exhibition of shadow skatins will be given, colored caletim lights being used. Dive McsecM.—The popularity of the museum 1s on the Increase; the curiosities and performance given are very interesting. A numberof new at- tractions are promised for next -¥eck. LINCOLN HI.) ishtnan&Leon’s minstrel troupe chas been organized but a short time, but a fine Teputation has already been won. ‘Thetr perform- ances here have been greeted with rounds of ap- Plause from large audiences. The last appearance Will be this evening. The sale of tickets began NIrsson Concer this morning for the grand Nilsson concert to be given at- Lincoln hall on next Thursday evening, me. Nilsson wil be assisted by Miss Hope Glen, contralto; M. Theodore Biorksten, tenor, and Sig. Giuseppe Del Puente, baritone; 1a conjunction with the Mendelssohn Quintet ‘Club, of Boston; ‘Chas. E. Pratt, planist. Lixcons Hait.—There will be a grand concert by the choir boys of St. Aloysius’ church, at Lin- In hall, next Wednesday evening. Tiere will be_a well-selected progr: Curtis’ HALL, W. WASHINGTON.—The pantomime dl operetta to be given here on Tuesday evening hext, for the benefit of St. John’s church, will be interesting and attractive. The pantomime en- Utled “The Decorative Sisters,” a burlesque on the esthetic craze, Will be rendered by youn ladtes and gentlemen of the congregation; und the pos- i costuming and scent effect will be under the personal direction of Mr. R. N. Brvoke. The oper- etta will be sung by members of the choir and others, and Mr. E. B. Hay will sing and take charge of the music of the operetta, HowaRp axp GILL’s famous Uncle Tom’s Cabin combination will open for a short season at Odd Fellows’ Hall, next Tuesday evening. pocleoriaswaihbies A New Bangixo Fre.—Harry C. Towers & Co. have opened anew bank and brokers’ office at 1420 F street. Mr. Towers is well and favorably known by all the business interests of Parting ton, having been for many years associated wit Middleton & Co. Ss A MoxDay MatIxeE at Forp’s—Tho new opera troupe, will give a matinee at Ford’s on Easter Monday, wien they will sing Iolanthe—Giibert and Sulitvan’s latest. ‘The company have had a suecessful week In Baltimore,and Miss Rose Dana, Miss Mulle and Mr, Wilkinson, have been warmly commended. ‘The scencry and costuming are spoken of as very handsome; the latter esp-elally, ‘The dark and light blue, crimson, pale green and purple mantle of the peers, together with the beautiful costuming of the many falries, produced & magnificent spectacle. This troupe Js ‘under the control of that veteran manager, E E. Rice, of “Bvangeline” fame. ——.__ Fs1s Liquip Corrre.—This new article which is extensively advertised in Tax Stan Is claimed to be a first-class coffee made in liquid form direct from the coffee bean, and 13 put up in bottles for convenient ea use. Pri not btn teal preparat ut ts guaranteed a3 co frome pare coffee. Two veaspoonsful of the liquid Will make a cup of coffee by pouring, boiling Water into it. Itis for sale by leading grocers. See the advertisement for full particulars. ee Ax ENTERTATNMENT.—The leading members of the Cercle des Precieuses Riticules, assisted by will give on Wednesday evening, "the Denedt of Sle. V- Pruduomme, talnment for the it of g Mile. Pra@’homme known in this city and a) AFFAIRS IN LEESBURG, VA. THE COLORED BOY BEANER NOW AWAITING DEATH IX THE LEESBURG JAIL—HIS ORIME—AN INTERVIEW WITH BIM—PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS—CANDIDATE FOR COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY. Special Correspondence of THE Evexnre Stan. Luxssune, Va., March 234. Next Friday morning, if the executive of Virginia Goes not Interfere, Charles William Beaner will be hanged at Leesburg, Loudoun county, Va, for the crime of rape. The condemned criminal is a colored boy, between 16 and 17 years of age, born and reared in the upper part of thecounty. He was convicted on the 16th of January of having on the 5th of September last committed AN ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE upon the person of a white girl—the daughter of Mr. G. A. Hunt. The little child was so late in re- turning from school that the mother and father felt alarmed, and started out to meether. They had not proceeded far when they espied Beaner, Who was only partially clothed, rise from a fence cornerandrun. Mr. Hunt at once gave chase to him and followed him toa barn, where he found him secreted in the hay. The little girlin the meantime had been found and carried home. Mr. Hunt took the prisoner to his house, where he was identified by the little girl, and the’ particulars of his crime were revealed. ‘Mr. Hunt concluded to let the law take its course, and the prisoner was committed to jail. AN ATTEMPT TO LYNCH FRUSTRATED. Some of Mr. Hunt’s nelghbors organized with the intention of saving further expense to the county, It became known in town that the at- tempt was to be made to lynch the prisoner, and a8 soon as the party—about forty horsemen—ap- Peared the town bell was rung and the people turned out, and the avengers did not make any at- tack on the gail. ‘The case was continued from the fall term of the court through the efforts of the counsel of the boy, Mr. Pollock, but was called in January, and, as stated above, he was convicted on the 16th and sentenced to be hanged on Friday, Mareh 30th. . THE PRISONER'S JAIL LIFE. - Beaner ts confined in the jail with three other prisoners, and since his sentence on January 18th has received the visits of Rev. Messrs. Love (Meth- od!st) and Tilghman (Baptist). colored ministers; Rev. Dr. Davis, of the Episcopal church, and Rev. Mr. Rodgers, of the Southern Methodist church. He has the best care taken of him by Mr. Caruth- ers, the sheriff, and Mr. Nixon, the ler. AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRISONER. When your correspondent called to see him at the Jail yesterday Beaner had a paper In his hand, which he had been reading to the other prisoners. He stated that he was the oldest son of Adam Beaner; that there are three brothers living; that he lived with his father and the rest of the famiiy onthe adjoining place to. Mr. Hunt, and that at the time he was accused of this crime he was work- ing In the fleld cutting briars, and the girlcame along in the road, and that he didn’t touch her or Say anything to her. When asked if he was preparing for his death, Beaner replied: “Oh, yes; the ministers come here and I pray with thein. I feel God has pardoned me. “And your crime, as well as other sins?” asked the reporter. “Oh, yes,” said the prisoner, “I feel that all Is pardoned. You'll see me next week, won't you?” and the reporter promised that he would. TEXT-BOOKS FOR THE COUNTY SCHOOLS. The advisory committee on text-books for the county met at the Academy and recommended the adoption of new readers, geographies, arithme- lcs, histortes and copy books. If these recom- mendations are carried out by the county board to-morrow, there will be increased expense to the pupils, and in the case of the geography atid history, perhaps, some trouble about the violation of contracts with the publishers of Mitchell's geo- graphy and those of Blackburn & McDonal!’s his- tory of the United States, whose contracts for sour years have not yet expired. Acents were here from Union Pub. Co., A. S. Barnes & Co., Butler of Philadelphia, Appleton, and Van Antwerp, Bragg &Co. One company was represented by three agents, A CANDIDATE. C. H. Leaa grandson of R. H. Lee, of Reyvolu- tionary days, 18 a candidate for commonwealth’s Attorney. He held the office for two terms. previ- ous to the election of Capt. J. W. Foster, the pres- ent incumbent. Capt. F. was Loudoun’s choice for Congress in the democratic convention, and has held the office one term. ‘The public schools have ‘a long hollday—Gooa Friday and Easter Monday being legal holidays— and the Teachers’ Insittuts at Lincoln taking four beginning on Tuesday, 27th, and ending on Friday, doub. a Reat Estate TRANSFERS—Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: D. B. Groff to Mary 8. TS, SUL. 1Ot 30, Sq. 863; $2,500. Henry Wally to Abby 'L. Bodnsh, sub. 67, sq. 133; $1,300, Joun Grinder et al. to Elward Greer, parts 57 and 59, sq. 302; $955.40. E. Greer to T. EB. Waggaman, same property:$—, ‘T. Taylor to E. N. Gray, lot, Tes. C; $1,027.10, Robert C, Cassell to Georgie L. Leonard, sub. 76, sq. 620 Anna Ubhoff to W. Muller, part 1, Old Georgetown; $3,500. W. A. Johnston, trustee, to Robert C. Fox, part resurvey: of Peters Mill seat; $—. ee ‘Tie Emanctration DAY CELEBRATION.—A meet- Ing of the several committees on the forthcoming emanelpation celebration was held last. aight at Kimoall’s hall, on € street. ‘The chairman of the pmuinittee on ‘speakers reported that Mr. Fred. Douziass, Rev. HS, Laws and Mr. Robert. @. Ta: xersoll had accepted the invitations to deliver ad— dresses on that occasion. The committee on mill- tary had organized by the election of Capt. Fisher as chairman, and Capt. T. 8. Kelly as sec tary. The committee had determined to invite the colored military organizations of Baltimore, Phil- adelphia, Richmond, Norfolk, Alexandria and Fred- erick to participate inthe celebration, —Chiet shal P. H. Carson repotted that the civic organiza- tlons all seemed deeply interested in the celebra- Uon, and he belfeved it would be the finest demon- stration ever given by the colored people. New Dress Goons ELECTRIC BLUE, CRUSHED STRAWBERRY, SHRIMP PINK, OX BLOOD, FRENOU GREEN, CHINA BLUE, GARNET BRONZE, MARINE BLUE, CREAM, Exc., IN 40 inches wide Illuminated Fonle, 50 cents, 88 inches wide Nuns’ Veiling, 50 cents, 42 inches wide Bezes_ 50 conta, 40 inches wide French Cashmeres, 50 cents, 42 inches wide French Chudda, 62 cents, 42 inches wide Cacheinire Bege, 62 cents, Nuns’ Veiling, all wool, 25 cents. All wool Pin Check Dress Goods, 25 cents, All wool De B-ges, 25 cente. All woo! Combination Suiting, 50 cents. SUMMFR SILKS. Check and Stripe Summer Silks, 60 cts §P cte., ana fe Black Cushineres, 7 cis., 50 cts., 62 cts. cte. WONDERFUL BA'GAINS. Cloth for dleu and Boys Suits, 25 cte. o, ee 50 cts, Ladies! Plauuel Suiting, doutie width, New China Matting, white and fancy étyles. C. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side. mh2% Srnrixe ar THE MISFIT STORE, | CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, The Spring stock of fine clothing at the Misfit Store is now complete, and in varicty of styles, quality of materials end good worltmanship cannot be surpassed, while prices cannot be equalled anywhere. Special attention is called to BOYS CLOTHING. SUITS FoR Bors FROM 12 TO 17: Good Suita for $5, worth $8, Ali-wool Suits for ‘$6, worth $10. Splendid Suita for $7. C0, worth 12. ack Cloth Suits for $10. th $18. Fine suits for $12, worth $26," ¥OR BOYS FROM 4 To 11: Good Knock-about Suits for $2, worth $3.60. Nice Suits for $3, worth #8. All-wool Suita for £4. worth $6.50. Splendid Suite for $5, worth $8. lewant Suits for $6," worth $10, SPRING OVERCOATS ZORMEN AND YOUTHS. All-wool Oxercos rorth $10. Sileticed Borla feria te vert 12, 10 Castimere Spring Overcoa! Elegant ilk faced” Spring Overcoute “ar HE, Fine 3 fe "Fite. Melton silk faced Spring Overcoats at 5, SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS; Good Suits at $6. orth $10. Ai ering te. $10, worth $15. > ty] al All. 5 fi woot Gasstingre Suits 7 $10, pS $12, wo: Fine Black al Coat und Vest, Prince Albert ey at $1 on es, wrens Nua a5 rad Maas Ecleot Suite, cutaway frock, at $15, worth $25. Hinz Corkscrew pute at § Ss MOHD $28, #5 vino Yacht cloth Suite at $1 worth $25, Binck Cloth Suits, double Broastsd frocks, at $18, ae om at $2, $2.50, $8.and $3.50, worth PANTS f 1 ‘$3. }-50 Pog ad 50, $4, $4.50 and $5; must bo SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO ALL PUR- OHASERS OR MONEY REFUNDED, THE MISFIT STORE, * CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. Eales Sem venom ie on ‘Hiasren Haas: ~ E YOU ARE SUFFERIKG FROM A SENSE OF extreme try one bottle of Ayer’s Sarsapa- Fille. It will cost you but one dolisr, and will do you incalculable good. It will de swayewith that tired feel- ing, and give you new life and energy. FAVE You A covasr sLEEPLESS NIGHTS need no longer trouble’ you: The use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral before retiring, willsoothe the cough to quiet, allay {he inflammation, emf allow the needed repose. It will, moreover, apeodilyeheal the pulmonary ‘organs and give you health, mh22 Tarytor & Horr, 599 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WE ARE HAPPY TO INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS THAT WE HAVE A FINE INVOICE OF _ JERSEY SUITS, JUST OPENED. LADIES WILL DO WELL°TO SECURE THESE Goons, AS THERE IS SO GREAT A DEMAND FOR THEM AS THE NEW YORK SEASON ADVANCES THAT WH ARE BY NO MEANS SURE WE SHALL BE ABLE TO SECURE ANOTHER IN- VOICE FOR SOME TIME. TAYLOR & HUFTY. Easter Diseray oF BPRING MILLINERY, aT KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Owing to additional improvements Our Regular Spring Opening will be postponed for afew days, and will be duly announced when it takes place. Meanwhile ‘we shall offer a special eale for Easter of Bo EP fk HORNY 8% esse pr ERR HORAN § oa Bgss8 p Hi RAS G& iM MM ITE IINN N FEB RI v Yee E PEN RE re & x MMMM IT INNNEE RRR YY ere etae HINNNE RR ¥ MLLLLLLLLIEN NN KEER R ¥ ELEGANT LINE OF HATS AND BONNETS, CHILDRENS’, MISSES’, AND LADIES? TRIMMED AND UNTEIMMED HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIB- BONS, LACES, SILKS, AND AND ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE, Don’ fail to examine our Elegant Stock and obtain our Prices. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. The Largect Millinery Establishment in theDistrict of Columbia, . mh21 (OK 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- Vide for his family mm case of his death. Our bueihoss is rapidly increasing. From the Ist tothe 15th of this month we wrote over $2,(.00.000 of insurance. Our Membership now* exceeds 10,00, ana our total busi- hess over $40,000,000. ‘The "plan adopted by this association, which is new, easily understood, safe, aud at a great reduction in cost, con nds itself to the intelligence and common sense cf ail wig xamine it. and, on the words of aceebrated uctusry, “*wilrevoll- Honize life insurance in this cot mtr y. Office in Weshington, 1609 H etreet. Avents wanted, mb]7-6 I. Y. KNIGHT. Manager. Easter Canps. 421 Oth st., J. JAY GOULD, 21 Sravtoyery Derarrvenr or A. BRENTANO & COMPANY, FASHIONABLE ENGRAVERS. Wedding Invitations, Reception and Visiting Ci Arme, Crests and Monograms ELEGANTLY ENGRAVED. Cards 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, Conner 1lTH STREET. 110-3m. M48cu# IS OUR SPRING OVERCOAT 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 OLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 607 Tru SUREET, I GUARANTEE IN WRITING PRICE AND QUALITY, Now Reavy. SPRING STYLEs. ~: GENTS" DRESS SILK HATS, at $5, $6, $9, New Shapes, Derby's and Square Crown HATS, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 641 Penneyivania avenue. mhs EASTER EGGS! EASTER EGGS! A Full Assortment of New Designs at AUCTION SALES. “TWO ROLLS CANTON MATTING AB on MONDAY, 1088, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS. EEEVES Of tock a ren eee BLACK SILKS, ona ba oy FAXCY SILKS, Rigmorted corn bale positive. = CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. OMAS DOWLING, Aucqanees Summer Silks only S70. wre oo Ei ino Bisa Surah Sh be enita wide’ wy Black o BC 5 2 ‘Silke, Broadway ana Sth av. silk hats, $5. juare and round crown stiff feits, $2 to $3. Nice assorument soft felt hats, $1.50, $2, $250. Boy's new style Derby's, $1, worth $1.50. vies Sicha BR, Gta tac al a 3 N.B—Set of preity cards with each boy’s hat Couldn’t Speak Above a Whisper. This was Ca) Harding’s experience after ex- sure in a violent storm off the Cape of Good lope. Inflammation settled in his throat, and for & While it seemed as if he would die of diphtheria, As the Captain never to sea without a supply of Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, he knew just what to do. A dose of it gave immediate reliet. Ten Casce of Remnants. Reversible dress goods,73c. ; Percales,worth 15c., at 63¢c.; 50c. French sat at 16c.; Marseities Quilt, worth $1.2, at 75c.; Fruit cotton at 83¢.; “Excelsior ” Dry Goods Store, 604 7th street. Loutsa Richardson, Washington, says: “Brown’s Iron Bitters cured me of dyspepsia, from which I had suffered near! all my lite.” 4 New Spring Goods at Ker’s. Ladies’ Jersey Jackets at $8 and $3.25, also same goods at $1.25 per yard. Ladies’ Silk and Lislé Hostery, in light and dark shades and black. Gocd bargains in Children’s Suxs: Snxe: aisttes, &e. oF Feat DADAS BOWLING, Anvct_ MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. F VALUABLE REAL ESTA’ SID OPH STREFT NOK 1H AND SEVENTH 81 ny ue, linen, **aligh! Peaks,” y4c. - enecial assortment of Remnan ‘reas, Eating, at less San actual Covt. ak ‘HOUSANDS UF YARDS OF 8] me SA OB DS IMMENSE ASSORT CARTER’S, = ‘11 MARKET SPACE. jo. Im- ‘CTION, ING DRESS deed of trust ti : roblie th tea coat toner ah at of the District of Colurtias ab thereby secured, we will expore mh21 Hosiery. Sixt a reek MAT BW Black and Colored S'lks, specially good values. the f im ing parcel of nd, vir: Part of Ladies’ Cloths, Cashmeres, Foule’s Striped and EWNING F four hundred and Hfiy-Gine asdh hn Wee Checked Sultings, Nun’s Veilings, Ginghams, Trier & Crewsrse, atone ry baptnnknee £0F the ena ington city, D.C. ; beginning for the enine af the southe east corner of said lotand running thence west to fR0 (42) fost, thence north 132 feet 10 inches tox jul Le alley, thence east forty-two 142) fect, and thence south to the point of Dewinning, with all the improves ments th reon, Terms of sale: Qne-thind cath: balance in one two years, in Soy ments, with interet from day. sale and eecured, or all cash at purcheser’s option. epoatt of £200 will be required at the sale, and if are not compiiod with within hye sinsa from alate tale the Trusices roeerve the rig iit to renell the Bt the rink and coet of fhe getanlting yurchasir on 6 inyx’ uotice Ev + Conveyancing purcbpser cont. MARLON ASHFORD, mh6-astkeokde JOHN 1. MITCHELL, § Trustee, fF AT REQUPST OF THOSE INTERESTED, phere fale le POSTPONED to MONDAY, APiAA NINTH, 1883, same bour piper. ASHFORD & MITCHELL, Trustees, mh24, 31&ap7,9 (For Orhor Nuctions See Seventh Parr Satines, &., In great variety. New fancy cards for every purchaser; reliable goods and reasonable prices, at Kex’s, 930 7th] - Street northwest. 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Offer Faghionable Shades in FOILES, CASHMERES, HINDOUS, SHOODAS, FANCY STRIPED AND PIN GHECE SUITINGS, COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS, Fer 10c. We will mall to any address our monthly i!lus- trated magazine of fashion. Oppenhelmer’s, £23 9th street northwest. Panorama Eggs and Easter novelties tn great variety,at Sharpless’ Philadelphia candy factory, 419 7th ‘street. ‘Tested by Time, For Throat Diseases, Colds and Coughs, Brown's Bronchial Troches have proved their efficacy by a test of muny years. Prive % cents, TYLER & CHEWNING, mh19 918 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Duy Goons. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. SUMMER SILKS, in Checks and Stripes, warranted ‘pure, 50, 62 and 15 cts. CHECKED SURATS, pureSUlk, 24 inches wide, only the Spring Noveltios in Wool Fabrics, in Plain and A tans po FRENCH SATEENS in endless variety, at the very ‘Lowest Price, rat Burnetvs Cocoainc, it THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS. It allays irritation, removes all tendency to dan- druff, and invigorates the action of the capillaries in the highest degree, thus promoting a vigorous and healthy growth of hair, Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of the hair Is such as can- not be surpassed. Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts are the best. ‘To Consumptives. Many have been happy to give their testimony in favor of the use of “ Wilbor’s Pure Cod-Liver Ol and Lime.” Experience has proved it to be a valuable remedy for 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 ndborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, Marechal Niel Rose, Alpine Violet. Hub Punch Refreshes and delights the palates of all connoisseurs. It 18 Warranted pure and wholesome. Sold by grocers and druggists. The Safest Way. ‘The safest and surest way to restore the yduth- ful color of the hair ts furnished by Parker’s Hair Balsam, which is deservedly popular from 1ts superior cleanliness, PROPOSALS ———" AVY PAY OFFICE, De. ‘asntNorox, D.C.. March Sexted Propowsis in duplicate, to be endorse for Lumber,” will be red SLOCK M., THE J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. 817 MARKET SPACE. capountl on the bide required for the prompt aud faith, ful delivery of the Lumber. is and information to be bad 88 Blank forms for a RICHARD W/SHINGTON, Pay Taspectons Coe qt (CENEST FoR NEW PENSION BUILDING. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. press GOODIN ALL THE SEW" BHADES. Ni TES 1N SUITINGS. BROIDERED RG 'W DESIGNS IN SATE CHOICE PATTERNS IN ANOTHER LOT OF 7 GINGHAM. WHILE GOODS IN ALL THE WLINE OF SUMMER ULARD SILKS, IN BLA DIA SILKS, V st DING ALL NEW SHADE: VALUE. TO MATCH. LAWN PREITY SCOTCH Orrice oF fy Bcrrrvierse ExGrern asp ARcurrecr, Wasnixerox, D.C.,20th March, 1583, ") Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering at of new Pension Bailing three thous bares of Ment wil be received at this Office unt nooD on the Bist 3 i M,C. METOS. Good Aaivice. Nearly all the ills that afllict us can ve pre: vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order, There is no inedicine known that will do this as surely as Parker’s Ginger Tonic. * On Thirty Day» Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dyo’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltaic’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are aftiicted “with nervous debuity, lost vitality and kindr anteetin and manly Tisk 1s lowed. COLORS, IN Ai ESPECIAL COLORED GROS GRATN ATI, $1.25 AND $1.50. BLACK GROS GRAtN SILKS, RHADAMES, SAT- AN & SURAHS, A COMPLETE LIN PLL STOCKED LINEN DEPARTMES WE OF PEK GOUD BARGAINS. HOSIERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FRENCH, ENG- LISH AND GERMAN, OF SILK,” THREAD AND COTTON TEXTURE NLW SUN SHADES AND PARASOLS OF THE LATEST DESIGNS. S. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 MARKET SPACE, PENNA. AVENUE. ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES. mais New Sparse Dex Goons. D> s TT Fifty Acres on the Petterson we this city. will be received ty D. M. NeSBIT, at the Dee tof Agriculture, Specifications will be sure on application. “GEO, B. LOKING, Mh2l-w,th&s3t Commissioner of Agriculture, MPKOVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER Al I WASHINGTON, D. . PROPOSALS FOR FLATBOATS. U. 8. ENGINEER Orrice, 2136 pune aven! va oe WASHTS .C , March 1th, 2 BFALED PROPOSAL! ene be at this office until TWELVE M., on WEDNESDAY, HTWENLX-EIGHTH, 1853, for building tou Specifications, forme of 4 all necessary ous, and all neces information can be obtal at this oftice. for mbl9-6r PETER C. HAINS, M W830 Forty Years? Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s the prescription of ono of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of Mothers for their children. Jt relieves the child from paln, cures dysentery and dlarrhdea, cripin in the bowels and wird colle, By giving healt to the child it rests the mother. Price % cents a bottle. mW TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACE, Are now prepared to show a splendid line of DESIRABLE NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. FRENCH SATINES._ Choice Patterns, New Colors. 42, Qttoman ‘and Sureh Silks. Good Values. Low ices, ‘T NORTHWEST —F LENG New term in April. ML! a Pupils learn to speak in a short time; much pains taken with the pronunciation. Clases all grades for Adults and Children. Private morning Classes for Ladies. Clanves for Ladies and Gentiemen, 6:45. mh24 . BANGS, ra ‘Lessons in Esooution and Short-hand, quis. Ein, AM) mhi5-Im Southwest cer. #1 K atceete n. XM ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF Bc ‘ON, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumeutal Music an@ Harmony. Addrees K strect northwest, mhis NEW METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING. shortest and bEEOR, DE WOLOWSETS | and best new ystem, suving years Feng alma ea elit SSNs aT culture for operas, concerts, etc. New singing ls STEDGY CueNed at Prof. De Wolowski's Musical i tute, 1116 M street northwest, corner 12th, mild ROF. H. LAKROQUE, OF THE SORBONNE UNi Pp QUE, rd ‘That Husband of “ine Is three times the man he was before he began using “Weils’ Realth Renewer. $1. Druggists. 9 To Make a Salad that ts certain to piease all tastes, you need only use Durkee’s Salad Dressing. Nothing equal to it Was ever offered, and none so popular. It isa superb table sauce. Best Cashmere, Silk Veltet Crapes, 7147th st.6 Easter Cards at J. Jay Gould’s, 421 9th st. 14 “Alderney Dairy Wago: ms.?? Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in ‘The stock ts full and complete in all departments, and we solicit an inspection. a One Price Only, MADAM BECK, #0 long known Jn, this olty, has ressinaking Kooms on the sccoud floor, and’ docs splendid word at low prices. TRUNNEL & CLARK, $11 MARKET SPACF. 3023 Tnxrontasz To Hovsexczrrrs, __ EASTER EGGS! |. -1b. “Ward” printa, 0c. per Ib. Also, cottage chetse, buttermilk and sweet milk, 5c. per qt. Cream, 13¢. pint. ee L. BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, 908 77H STREET NORTHWEST, in Frenchy orapecaty, Phar fialans Se Bub a ie oY it a G street. -lin® o ‘OW! PING—EASIF Rs Dien. Wipe on Monday Morice eg ger aN eu BOARMAN. Departed this life efter a long illness, etc., $3amonth. GW HOWE, 617 Tee nee gpichahe bore with cbristian tortitn He, jaturday. March BLEACHED SHEETINGS Hours from 2:30 to 5, and 7 to 10 p.m. daw" s am. 1 LIZ -» beloved wi GANIGT 3 of’ Henry Boarman and mother of August ReBoseuen. ae icchicas, E. SCHEEL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO Farewell, dear husband and children dear; Death calis, and I must go. March 26, at 3 o'clock p. m., from 13 Frederick street, between 3d and and VOCAL’ MUSIC, attention to be- mers, as Well as those wi be qualified for — ‘Terms moderate. 734 12th street north Jeaee, 5-4 wide, 1134 cents. Lease, 8-4 wide, 18 cents. Lease, 4-4 wide, 20 centa, 1 case, 10-4 wide, 23 cents, case, 12-4 wide, 25 centa, #2-e07m" PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOL Hall Building, corner 9th and D strects. Day vening Sessions. Complete In its arrangements TO" feyning sone and daughters, and men and omen fo : port fe. dents. received ¢: Good quality and fully 25 per cent iess than Regular | Month in the year. Scholarship for year, from date Prices. entrance, day or evening, $50. Special terme by mon quarter, stalments. Cleculare Remnants of IRISH LINEN, 38, 40 and60 conte. onSprieations nn cae “ na nes mocis ate ea Mino and Geet Bargaims, mrs. sara a. Sepak: SE nce “he case BLEACHED COTTON, 8% cents, KUCTION IN SHORT-BAND TUISDAYS Wi 1 box Light PRINTS, Seents; usually retailed at 8 | Band Fridays, from 8to9 p.m... a BrOwN: sTuptle received at'aey time? MeS4: CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN L. BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, 3 spnouncing that she is prepared to receive a lim- 908 7rH STREET, BETWEEN I AND K. iber of is in thorouch Fnxlish bran: Eoxiish Grammar Hlocution sed ‘Mathematics epestals ties.“ erme moderate. Special hours und ters tog adults, | {03 F street northwest. Métropolitan care Pass the door, Jana S, ¥: FLYNN, A.M. PRIVATE TUTOR, }. W. Cor. Sth and K streets north» Latin, French. A competitive examinations. Tertus in savance. VENING CLASSES. $5 A MONTH. — AKITHe muetic, Bookkeoyinw, E: Grammar, ES U.8 Histofy, Goneraphy, Belt see ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO_AB W TINS" Now fale sor nee at DAE ance 707 D st Fourteenth year. advantages. 0: B. BULL-AKD, Di HULBERT. Friday morning, March 23, 1838, at hie Teaidence, in Alexandria county, Va., ‘THOMAS J. HULBERT, (formerly of Detrutt, Mich.,)in the elghty. second year of his age His rematus will be taken to Detroit for interment, * COLLINS. On March 23, 183, at 10 a.m., GEORGE W. COLLINS, in the thiriy-ninth year of his age. Funeral from his late residence, 1735 G street north- West, Sunday, Marc! at 3 p.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. * CONSTABLE. At [lint Hill, Fairfax county, Va., March 24th, 1863, JOHNATHAN T, CONSTABLE, ia atop at Tin ine etl nas arena 26th, at eral trom his late residence Monday, a 11:30 o'clock. [New York papers please copys] ’= HEWETT. At Altoong, Pa. at twenty minutes after Qo'cloak, March 2st, 1883, aitera lingering Lines of two years, MLS. ELMEIt HEWETT, formeny of Souta mb3 Washington, D.C. HOFFMAN On March 234, 1883, ANNA CATHA- RINE, wife of GeorgeJ. Hoffman, i the forty-second year of her sge. Funera | wiiltake place from her Jate residence, No. 212 Sth street southeast at o'clock, Sunday, March m. Thursday, Mar ch 224, 18: VIRGINIA RY INS, relict of Chanies Han, aged our yeare, xt Funeral from Trinity church, corner of Third and @ streets northwest, on Sunday, March 25, at 30 p.m. * McDONALD. On Saturday morning, March 24th, 1883, at half-past nine o'clock, VINETTA LOUISE. Youngest child |t Jae. H. and Sarah A. McDonald, aged 5 months and 8 days. A finy mound with dew is wet And tears are mingled with the dew; But iu God’s diastem is eet Another jewel fair to view. Then weepnot, tho’ the grave doth hide Her little forin from loving eyes, Remembering that a Father's love ‘Hath wolcomed her beyond the skies. Her funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, from the romdence ot her purents, 422 New York avenue, at four o'clock p.m., to which her relatives and friends are invited to attend. . NICOD" MUS. At Boonsboro’, Md. 5 1883, CONRAD R. NICODEMUS, conbort of Margaret A., daughter of Mr. Charles M. Yenley, of this city, in tle thirty-seoond year of his age. He lived a consiste..t Chri tian life and fell asleep in full assurance of a Viissful immortality, [Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va., papers copy.) = O'NEIL, In Georgetown, on March 21st, 1883, MI- Trelana, Gorssies ‘Will open at their stores, HUMF. At i ‘Noe.820, 822 AND 824 SEVENTH STREET, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12rn, ‘The entire Stock of BANKRUPT GOODS OF GEO. M. TAYEOR. - 80, UNDERTAKERS. RIHUR ROONEY & CO. Gi NERAL UNDERT. VAREROOMS, 944 i W., WASHINGTON, D.C. Rae SILES, DRESS GOODS, DOMESTICS, LINENS, jen embalmed CLOTHS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, xoTio%s, ‘The stock consists of «BIAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, 238 Th st., bet. Mand Nn.w, prenared’ for tranaportation CHALT. GIL, any tive of County Cork, Ip Sears, in the wistiets your of hth age eae ‘May his soul restin pesce, Petit a a ral fr Sith (Warren) street, on Sunday, o'clock. ny. Jay afternoon, March DA, younger dauehice of Le Geo mira MI.’ ‘aged 8 See GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, &c., &0, Funeral services at 7, March 26th instant, at 2 o' York ana Brooklyn papers please copy SHANAHAN. this life in Ba itarch tess, HAN, 9 ty Funeral, 25th, at 3 o'clock, from his Jackson Alley. ‘We bought the entire stock ats Sc sss, GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH, Daxsmz G. Hares & Comrasx, KO. 994 F STREET NORTHWEST, SOLE AGENTS FOR LOW'S TILES. A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, And we are going to sell it accordingly. 3 is and "NO MISTAKE, invited to attend. SMITH. On March 224, 1888, at 9:38 late rosidenos, 1211 it strwet northwest, Ber years. aa: ‘Her funeral will take place from = 2 m. Relatives and. bape ede o'clock, invited to attend. ‘TONE. On Friday, March 234, 1883. Mrs, SUSAN a STON, oi er eghay tome, 25th, at o'clock, from Waugh Chapel, Seren ean TRCHAL WHITE oped slnty-Bve yearn & eative ot ‘County. Funeral, take. ‘strest~ above Bunday nese neasin. et three ‘o'clock Sind relatives of attend. the iamiiy