Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1883, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, HINGTON, D. C., March 26, 1883, 9:30 2. m. the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather, With rain or snow, northeast backing to north: Rest wines, stat:onary or lower temperature, fall- Ang, followed by rising barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN. Fair weather fs tudteated on Tuesday in the Gulf ani south Atl ntic states, Tennessee, and Yhe Ohio valley, and cieiring weather In the mid- Ge states. ——— AS ap Inducemen! the public, for a short ‘Ume only, [will sell 2 uckets for %, or 5 for $10, eae ticket good for one dozen Cabinet Photo- Rrarhs token and fi ished In strictly Drat elas Style. Requiar price $3 per dozen. Patt. TRALLES, Photographer, 309 9b st ber. Pa. ave. and D street. ‘New Necxwean, | gents; Cochrane's, Up- town. A Wmrr Wowas, namt Molly Wiison, was tn Me dork at the Police Court this morning, with a Deby inher arr rged with being a public tttute and vagrant. She bezan to ery, a St ted that sbe had not been before the cor Be¥en years. On sc-onnt of her long absence from the eourt Judge Snell reieased her on Ler personal Bends. Roman ball earrtncs, voit wires, $1. Pri Np BatLot the Plumbers and tion Will be given at Masonic ‘Tempte te-nt<ht, the 26th, There will be no} im the hall. Warren Groxpy wos me Court this’ mornin sonal viol’nce to } fendant ts living » threatened that if he would kill him. only acrompanted t once. The case w New White Goods, Phan oa i CALL axpD Examine the finest display of Le in the city at BW. R ed's Sons, 1226 F st th west. Best MACHINE Oit., 10: Frssein’s Ick Ci ‘The WEFKLY Star, a large ¢ efx columns, will ve Year. Try it eee al CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Forp’s Orera Hoe: company fn solenthe. NarioxaL Tuxarsr—John McCullough as Vir- Gtnius. THEATER Cowrgre —Hyde & Behman’s “Two John’s” combination. DimE Mvseum.—Novel performance and remark- able curiosities ROLLER SKATING Rrwx.—As-embly at $ o'clock. -_ Condensed Locals. ‘The street lamps will be Uzhted this evening at 6:45 p. m., and extingulshed at 10:15 p. m. Tur WFERLY Sran (eich lange pages, cut, past- Qdans folded) wilt be wnt post-pald anywhere In his path dant stated that he tes; Uptown, Coch- able paper of Mtty- ‘nt postpald (or one dollar a nted States or Canada for one dolar a year. ‘The Equity Court his appointed Mrs. Sarih M, MeDonaid as a committce to manage the #ffairs of her brother, Dougliss H. Cooper, a lunatic, con- fined at the governiuent asylum for the insane. Fred. Philsied, the well-known oarsman, arrived In town Saturday aud expects to remain three or four days. ‘The iours of lahor In the Washington navy yard commeneiug to-day, wil be from efzht a.m. to Ne p.m. instead of trom half past seven a. m. to Balt past four p. m. as heretofore. Two new iredz-s arrived Siturday morning for the work on the Mats, having had a stormy pas- sage from Jersey City. The work of dredging mud was becun Saturday by dredge No. 4 The charge of ng fish at a wharf other than that de-ignate by the District Commission- ers, against Mr. R.A. Golden will be tried in the Police Court to-morrow, when the question ‘Wh: ther the landing of fish can be confined to any Particular whart wilt be tested. Mr. Golden Claims the right to land bis fish where he choses. Yesterday afternoon while First Assistant Post- ster General Hatton was driving on Vermont avenue the tivo Lorses attached to bis carrlaze Yeok fright and dashed at a fearful pace out Mas Bachusetts avenue and 18h street tO a px Lt Ble beyond the ety limits, where Me. Hatton’s G@river was finaily enabied ‘to control them. No injury was done to the carriage or its Inmates, urday night,voliceman McGreevy took to the Ast precinct station, a live white female infant, foun! on the front door step of Henry H. Mullino’s house, corner € and 10th streets southwest. It ‘Woes sent fo St. Ann's Incant Asylum. Acting Sergeant G. W. Nokes, of the First Po- Nee Precinct, was - A a stroke of paraly- Bis Seturday about 11 o'clock, at his residence in the southexstern portion of the city, and, it is feared, wiil not recover. Mr. Nekes Is about 60 Years Of age, ason of the Hite Mr. James Nokes, and is well-known as an efticrent policeman, and @ genial friend. bout 4 o'clock, Marla Haveland, g wi esterday afternoon. Mrs. lady 65 years old, ree Siding at the eorner of Sth and Q streets north- ‘West, Was badly burns about the lower timbs. and body, by her clotues taking fire from the Kitchen rings. Dr. Lather rendered mod! nd pronomhced her Injuries very serions She ngered unl 4 o'clock in great misery, when she Frank Cook was fined & or 15 days. in the Police Court this morning, for assaulting Pollceman Kenna. A young man named Franklin Brown was scn- tenced to three montis in fall, by Jutze Snell to- for stealing « coat from Mortin Flynn, colored servant <irl named Jenuy Asher was Before Judve Sueti thls morning, charged h Mealing a dlack skirt and an ostrich feather from. Mrs. Sarah H.C imr-bell, who stated that the ¢ fendant was only in her employ about one hour, When she left, :nd these articles, which the polle= Fecovere? from her, were missed. A sentence of $0 days In Juil was Luposed. Daniel Toomey ws put under $300 bonds to keep the peace tor six months by Judge Snell to-day for threatentns to kill Albert Winfield on sight. A young colored beau named Lewis Brown was ned $10 or 30 days, by Juwige Snell t-day, for as Saulting a colored girl named Emma Adis, who Stated that he used to come to see her, but she Shook him, ani he met her on the canal bridge in South Wa-hington yesterday and struck her inthe breast and “knocked her dead into her mother’s arms.” Messrs. James H. Doty and J. E F. Carlin were Sworn in to-day to Mil Vacancies on the grand James Perriard and W!lllam Jackson were fined $) each, by Julve Snel! this morning, for keeping Sheir bars open ou Sunday. A youth, da George McClellan, was In Judge Snell's dock this morning charged with be- Inga suspl ious person. OMcer McKenzie stated that the detendant aguitttst to him that he su acold watch from bts mother tn B:ltimore. Was sent to the work for 9 days. pleture, “Grey Duy on th: Quamberg Riv Ct,” artist, John S. Carter, whieh has been kin dons ted by bita to the Wa corps fir, 1s bow on exh Tar Cmromes FE Hows: He Art Gallery. THE WHITE House grounds were alt en of all ages this morning, who Beemed g enjoy Th sport of easter egg— Tolling. Children of alt ges were there, from tie in the nnrs-'s arms tothe well-growa wellas the eggs down af by the bundreds, + passer=-by WhO stopped a mo- to witness the sport, and many were at- grounds and stood there for some Young folks enjoy themse.ves, The grass was hardly green enous to leave its Marks, 43 many of the p. Were Korizontal as well in the games Maratace Lr fssued ms Marsella Gs s Harrison; John H. Metners and Join 6. Moore and Ly y Patten les, both of Ku: ef Cinetr . Taylor Hattte . Onto, E E. John- pyder an Marte Lout Robert M. G Sergeant Mason’s Conueel. ‘BE PILES A SUIT FOR $8,500 FOR HIS SERVICES IN BE- HALF OF MASON. Mr. J. G. Bizelow, counsel for Sergeant John A. Mason, who,when a soldier of the 2d U.S. artillery, ‘was convicted by court martial of shooting at Gul- teau, the assassin of President Garfield, to-day filed a Dill In his own behalf against John A. Mason, Bettie E. Mason and Riggs & Co. asking a Judgment against the sum deposited with Riggs & Co. for $3,500, or such sum as may be decreed as just and reasonable for his services. He sets out that the legal residence of the Masons 1s Oranze county, Va.; that on Septemb r 11th, 1891 Mason being a sergeant of battery B, 2d U.S. art lery was ordered from the Washington arsenal to the U. S Jail for guard quty, the occasion for such ‘duty being the confinement of Chas. J. Guitean for the crime of assassinating the President on July 21, 1881; that afterwards he was charged with having violated the 621 article of war by discharging his musket through the win- dow of the cell occupied by Guiteau, ana was tried by court-martial convened at Washington bar- Fucks, February 20th, 1882, and sentenced to the Aibany penitentiary for eight years, where he is how confined; that at the request of Mason petl- Uoner defended him; that during the trial the publile became aware of Mason’s extreme poverty, and at complamnant’s Instance subscriptions were Started not only to defray the necessary and incl- dental expenses, but to test in the courts the legal- ity of the conviction and sentence and to provide for the pressing needs of his wife and child, and that the amount thus raised was $12,000, of whieh sum $7.00 was left on deposit with Ricgs & Co. then recites the action taken under the petit%n for habeas corpus in New York, &-., and states that besides his time and labor he h sexpende! In traveling expenses, printing, &. $50) of his own personal tneans, Easter SUNDAY IN THE CHURCH®s.—The atten- @atice at the churches yesterday was large. The init-ie, as Indicated by the programs published in turday's Star, was a very Important and besit ul feature of the observance of the day. The floral decorations In some of the churches were Ty elaborate. At Christ churen, Navy yard, a class of twenty-six young peopi> were con. fteraed by Bishop Pinkney, assisted by Rev. Chas, D. Andrews, the pastor, snd Rev. Sir, Gray. : ‘noon, at the Chureh ¢ »nception, Master John McCarthy West ani Miss soecea Waters Parker wore christened by Rev. Father Ryan, The services were quite interest tng. At McKendree and Grace M.E. cnurcties the Lay was s! 1 by the advent of the newly ¢p- pointed pastors, respectively, Rev. W. S. Edwards wURev. H. 8. France. ‘The attendance at the Services at St. Matthews’, yesterday, was so lange Unit crowds unable to gain admitt:nce waited on the portico and sieps, where they could hear por Uonsor the music. Rev. Dr. Chapelle preached an eloquent Easter sermon. Se A SERVANT STEALS A HUNDRED DOLLAR Bret.— ‘This morning in the Poltce Contt a colored ser- vant in the Cutler house, No. 222 30 street, named Jordan Cleaver, was put on irial for the grand larceny of a $100 Dill from Wm. H. Jacobs, of Lowell, Massachusetts. Mr. Jacobs testified that the defendant ma the fires in his room, and turday tight witness missed the bill trom ‘his vest pocket. Officer Skelly testified to recovering the mouey from under the carpet in the Lonse Where the defendant said @ girl had hid it, ‘The girl (enied the eharge. Cleaver was conmnitied for the action of the grand jury in default of $500. Ao EAL TON S. 8. UNIO: —The regular monthly meeting of this union was held in the Fitta Bapust chureh yesterday afternoon. Ad- dresses of a most interesting and instructive char- acter were delivered by the Rev. George O, Little and Charles M. Nye,esq. Mr. F. W. Jaeger, the eminent cornetist, led the music. ‘Miss Jcunte Poster sang @ Solo, Which highly pleased tne audl- enee, and the Fifth Baptist school sang with good effect. a beautiful The church was crowded to its utin = bas Mus. Hume's Funerat.—The funeral of Mrs. Virginia Rawlins Hume took place yesterday af- ternoon at Tri . E. churen, Rev. Dr. Addison ate rector, ofictating. who Was aged sixty-three years, jenly of apoplexy Thursday night last at her reshien ’n C street nortuwest Mrs, Hume was born in Culpeper county, Va., and was. Teiated to the late General Joon A. Rawlins. she ‘was the moth: of tairteen children (among whom are the well-known Washington merchants of that name), and the grandmother of forty-one children. She was a member of the Epis:opal eburch, and a lady of most estimable qualities and greatly beloved. A large numer of friends and acquaintances attended the funeral. Tho pall-bearers were Duncanson, J. C. Ergood, Lee W. Pearson, Arthur Williams, L. G. Hine, Win. H. Beall, Cleuient Howard and’ E.G. Davis poe ot ‘THREATENED WITH INDICTMENT BY TRE VIRGINIA AUTHOUITIES —The Alexandria Gazetle siys that the grand jury of that county will w-day indict Edward Payne and John Powers, of this city, for isting an Officer in the discharge of his duty. Constable Lomax undertook last week to arrest Payne and Powers for alleged violation of the Tishery laws, in that they were setting trap-nets, obstructing the fishery near the Long bridge, within precincts belonging to the Messrs. Dodge. The constable’s story 1s that Payne and Powers isted arrest, and drew a pistol on him, de- clring at the same time that they defled the lessees of the fishery and the laws of Vircinta. The constable secured the pistol ana two gung that were on board Payne’s vessel,but did not cap- ture the men. ———— Frsep yor Wastixd WaTer.—Mr. Chas. R. Fal- Jen, a leiter carrier, of 1531 Sth street, was eharged by Inspector Suoino in the Police Court to-day with wasting Potomac water In allowing it to waste In his water-closet. Judge Snell toid the defendant that he could not use the Potomac Water to permanently flush his closet. A flue of | % was imjo-ed and execution of sentence sus pended. Wiillam Beck, of 1513 Sth street, was charged with the sume offenge and was taxed 5} or 15 days. John Bresnahan, of No. 1390 5th street, | Was arraigned on the same charge und fined $5. ‘The defendant ststed that he had an old fashioned | closet. Judge Snell told him that he was responsi- | ble all the sume. John Wagner, of No. 1310 5th street, was charged with the same offense and a similar fine was imposed, ep i A Sunpay ScHool Masa MEETING.-The Me mortal (Lutheran) Sunday schools, together with the Sunday schools of the Church of the Father- land, celebrated Easter Sunday by a mass mecting held’ In the Memortal church yesterday afternoon. The parapet of the church was handsomely deco- rated with flowers, and the gallery was garlanded with evergreens’ Reva. Df Homrighans, Dr. Guilder, of Springfield, Ohio, Dr. Catckering, and Dr. Butler, who conducted the exercises, had seats within thé chancel. A few recitations and soncs from the infant departinent of both the Enzlish and German schools, a speech by Dr. Chickering, @ blackboard exercise by Mr. Kinsale, and a few words by Dr. Buuer, were among the exercises of the evening. At the close of the meeting a sp-ctal misstonary collection was taken, after which each scholar Was presented with an Easter memento in the form of a beautiful card, on which was across, with appropriate Easter selections. age Srrixo Shopping, watch, accoriing to the cal- dar, sets 1a the day after Easter, will receive an Impuise this week from the opening of a most complete ant Inviting stock of new goods by the firm of Guinnip & Co., at Nos. 404 and 406 7th street. ‘Toe fine stores recently Mttea up by the frm will be thrown open to the publte Thursday moraine. To-morrow and Wednesday the doors will be closed. ‘The stock of goods to be displayed ‘Thurs- day will be well worth Inspection. The newest and best patterns, finest fabrics, and most rea- sonable prices will’ ve foun! there. ae _ The Courts, Court IN GENERAL TERM. ‘To-day, French agt. Campell; opinion’ by Chtet Justice Cartter affirming decree below. “Armes ugt. Bigelow; time to answer rulecxtended. Key- Ser, recetver, agt. Breitbarth; motion to @ismiss Med. Zugs ‘agt. Burrett; heard in part. Butier agt Scott; on hearing. Equrry Court--Judye Hagner. Rumsey agt. Lelb; auditor's report Kennedy agt. St art; amendment to granted. Simms agt. King; trustee’s comits~ ston ixed. In re Dougiass H. 'Coover, order ap- polnting Sarah M. MeHonalt committee. PropaTe Count—Judge Hagner. Saturday, Wail of Lewis B. Wynne exhibited, roven wand letters testamentary issucd to Lewis, Wynne on bond of $1,000. Estate of Mary E first account of executor passed. Estate of H. Cooney; order appointing John H. Cooney administrator, vond $800, and ‘Arabella ¥. Coonry, cuardian to'the orphan’ children, bond $20, EsLit: of Issac M. Shiner; order appointing Peter P. Lite guardian of the’ orpiuan ‘children bond $900. Will of Mary E. Masruder exhibited and fuliy proven. Estate of Mary Duvall; order of publication. Estate of Robert B. Wagner; peti- Uon of Christian W. Lindley for letters of admin- E ‘ah E. Jon: and Mary Enniecks and Patsy Day; Samuel Jones and Wm. H. L. Woodyard and Carrie Annie A. Bowie. —— tHe Re-wRReottoNser, In the ese of Vigo Jan- Of grave robbing in. Fewoving the boy of Sbaw, the executed Inur- deter, filed his motion fn arrest of Judement, ‘The pts are that ne such offense a3 that of whieh Was convicted is known to commoa law in force in the D'strict; that no such off- use 1s Known to the statute law In the District, and that there is no authority under common Law or statute to inflict a senten Nettie Payne; Banks; Philip Wiiung a ve THE Case OF “3ANeE: Fo yn gen Ross. convicted last w: Exrness Company PLOYES Morning 2 delegation of so: Ployes of the Adams Exp re: Biet by Meld music, lef on t for Annapolis to take in the trades procession and carulval im that city. Mr. GW. Moss, the Agent here, was with the party. At Annapoils a delegation’ trom te Balumore oMce, under the cominand ot Major Hildt, with a couple of fae Wagons, and Col J. Q A. Herring, superint»ndent Of the Baltimore division, met them. The em- Playes will be marshaled by A New Cnencu to be berer.—The Easter offer- fog at St. Andrew's P. F. chureu, corner Mth und Corcoran streets, yesterday, ‘The rector, Rev. 3B Perry, Sure the erection of a new Church buildin is Line.—This - thirty of the em- Coravany, accormp- Potomac train Yo the large number of strangers who worshi) “a Andrew's. ‘The churca hasa besutirur bullae eate with the chapel. The amount ratsed yester. is the nucleus of the future butiding tunJ. pt. J.P. D. Phelps. | Asher, larceny; 90 arjounte? to $4.400. | Washington; scntence sespenied, ed So 3.000 00 fn with comsing ond swearing in a house | ag. This | enough to be heard on the street: $10 or 80 days, Bas been rendered tmperatively cecessiry Uy the | Dance #300 : “S 80 grown during | bonds to k is entire seventy-three | assault ‘OnEAmA Adains;$10 or 80 rented, and no avatl- | lor, either to additional | 9) days George Reed, colored, profanity; $ or ¢ sceommodations nor ayer : aac 2 © site In this growing locality, aod tt ts prow} Med posed. ‘S000 as possible, to ereet a new church | to ‘cost about $25,000, {0 beso bullt ns to communt. istration; order of publication, Estate of Richard Vigle; order granting letters of aduiinistration to Euzaveth Vigie on bond of $700. Estate of Thomas flarper; order authorizing executrix to have U.S. bonds Placed in her individual name, Estate of Argentus T. Harve issued Lo Angela, bond $250. Crrcurr CourntT—Judge Macarthur. Saturday, Gilmore agt. Miller; Judgment con- fessed. Hoge agt. Murray; judginent by default. Gregory ag. Brown; order of publication. Seavey, Foster & Bowman agt. Dammann; judgment on motion; appeal. Jeffray & Co. act.’ Guuman; do. Coven & Co. agt. Gutman; do. ‘Stetvers agt. SU- verberg; motion for judgment overruled. White agt. Boyle; juigment confessed. Pavne agt. Gel- Ser; motion for new trial overruled. Hammond agt. Miler; motion for new trial overruled. Hill it. VinBuren; sult dismissed for want of surety. ‘arr agt. Wise; motion for Judgment granted. nks agt. Schintdt; motion tor juigment grant ppeal. Adier use of agt. Turton; order that garnishee make further answer, Pouice Covet—Judae Snell. ‘To-day, Jordan Cleaver, colored, larceny; grand Jury—vonas $500. Frank Cook, colored,assault on Charies D.Kelmer; $3 or 18 days. Franklyn Brown, Larceny; 90 days tn jail. James Frisby, colored, assault on Edward 8, Wroe; $5 or 18 days, Jeni days, Henry Gibson, col assault on Emma Givens; $10 or $0 days Carrie Liwson. assault on Henrietta Brown; $5 or 15 dsys. Thomas Wasbington, assault on Martha A hi Som Toomey, threats to Albert. Winfleld; the pence. Brown, colored, days. Hatie Tay vagrancy: 80days. ‘Maria Marino, vagranoy: —— The Tel ic tel ny yesterdi By eed lease and constract nes fora general tele- ae honic business throughout the inited States Canada. The com} 1s com- posed of New York: and Canadian capitalisea, letters testamentary | 11-¢ Bridal Qui! Affairs in West Washington. REOOVBRY OF Dorrie aig eae Lies. The body ‘bert, iling, man who was drowned a week ago Seaterday, 3 the river opposite Potomac 1a while trying ‘orescus two young men whose boat was over- ‘was recovered yesterday by ‘Butts’ White and Charles Burrows, who were engaged in dragging the river. The Uody was found about fity the spot where most of the efforts of the searehés had been expended and about the place where tt had sunk. It was remarkably well reserved considering the length of time it had in in the water. Mr. Clements, the undertuker, took charge of the remains. After the coroner had given a certificate of death by drowning, they were prepared for burial and taken to the resi- dence of the parents on O street. Arrangements have been made for the funeral at m. 0- morrow, when the remains will be interred at Oak Hill, The professional divers who were engaged In the search for the body last week state that the Potomac at the point where they looked for the remains 1s the roughest and most dangerous water they have worked in, as the bottom ts jagged with rocks and filled With caves ten and fifteen feet deep. AN INSANE MAN SENT TO THR ASYLUY.—ADout 5:40 o'clock yesterday morning Privates Riley, Ro- bey and Burrows brought to the station a white man, named Lucien Beach, 23 years old, living at No. 41% 9th street, violently insane: He was locked up for safe keeping and afterwards seut to the insane asylum. IMPROVEMENTS —Mr. Wm. C, Hazel 15 about to Degin the erection of three comfortabie brick houses on O street, between Bist and 324 streets, —The Columbla boat ehzb broke ground to-day for the addition to their house at the toot of o2u street. THE STRIKING BoaTMEN At Cowmentaxp.—The Majority of boatimen at Cumberland, Md., are opposed to accepting 90 cents per ton freight, the Tate which, It fs pre settled, the principal companies have agreed upon to pay, and on Satur- day they struck. Novgi—At Mt Pleasant M. P. church, Rev. T. E. Coulboarne, yesterday morning preached ‘his fareweil seriadn.—The remains of the late An- drew J. Tiley, who dled in Chicago some weeks ago, a8 mentioned in THe STAR, been for warded here for interment at Oak Hilt cemetery to-morrow at 5 o’cloc! -A musical vad dramatte entertainment has been arranged unter the aus spiees of tho ehureh, by Mr. at Curtis’ hall. All Society of St. John’s for to-morrow evening, HE nave. See GRarx.—Arrived—Boat E Lyon, Whiting, with mitel Jarboe. with 000 bushels wheat | 8.500 bushels wheat | 3,500 bushels wheat. oat Sal | at 117 to 122, ; Tue Lixcown Licht Gvarps will parads dn emancipation day tn new uniforms with a large Bum ber of new recruits, <-—__ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tue E-vestN@ STAR. Wasiixaros Sports IN ALRXANDRIA.—The Washington gaming houses, which It 18 rumored fe Teconily tansti ce do not, It 1s sald 88 likely any Mayor Beckham to ed thetr business to this dinit. Mexandrians, and evidence of their exist- Whom bas been written the gambling houses, announces that he can take no Notice of complaints muvie tn this way, Dut that If any respectable citizen will give Information on ‘oath he will issue w; Meanwhile, It is sald, that the nev e creased the profits of some elasses of lcensed dealers, and that “Pharoxl” has been more sue- cessful'In crossiny the Potomac than he wes In getting over the Rid 8 EASTER SERVICES. —1 crowds yesterduy. At the three Episcopal churches there were Easier services in the tinorning and in the afternoon the Sunday schools celebrated the day. At the Baptist churen Rv. Dr. Filppo de- lvered a sermon to younz persons. P. E.Gariner preached at the M. E. church south, and Rev. Dr. Poulson gave a resurrection sermon at we M. E. church. ‘The superiatendent of the Free ence. anonymous notes, whose origin fs_as secret dists, Rev. B. F, Roveris, made a vistt to the church on South Lea street and preached there, At. St. Mary’s chureh the choir gave some fine music, and Rey, Father Guidner,of Georgetown College, preached. The Easter service at Sf. Paul's Sunday’ school drew a large crowd to that church yesterday afternoon. Tne cls and cantieles of Joy, bullt up on Ings a beautiful erdss of flowers, wich a garland was hung, and a cyoWwn of lights sur- mounted the sacred Symbol. Deatus.—There were three deaths day. Richard Javens, at lis ho: street; Mrs. J. Hammond, at eron, between Alited a A. Wright, colored, on South Pitt st Reporter's Notss.—The Alexandria county court, Judge Sangster, was opened at the Colume bus street court-hous*, for the Mareh term.— The city council wili Meet to-morrow night — with bymns ere yester. wrt Alfred er home on Cim- The Vapor Fuel Co. having separated from me Potomac Manufacturing Co., the latter corporation now wants tie former to pay for the use of the P, M. works here for the months during which tho ‘Yapor process was exhibited,— To-day bas been CITY ITEMS. A Fountain eof Happiness— A bottle of Dr. Bull’s ough Syrup. Price only 35 cents. The Fx lowing Immense Bargains in Tinware of thé best manufactures will be sold tomorrow and Wednesday only at R Goldscumid’s 812 7th st. B.w.: 2 qt. covered tin buckets 5c, 8 qt. 9°, 4 qt 15c, 6 qt. 20c., 10.qt. dish Hic, 12'qt. 150. 14 qt 19-, 16 qt Bic. 1 gt covered saucepans 4c, 2 qt. 82, 8 qt Ic, 4 qt 160, 9 inch jelly or -— plates 2c, gtavy strainers 4c, large ja) ed dust pans 7c, fat deep pudding pans ido, large footed wash basins 10c, extra 1s! Size 15c, dippers 4c, 1 pt. cups 22,1 gt. 4c, scalloped pie plates Sc, covered chamber buckets assorted colors 380, foot tubs 48c, pepper boxes 2, gad iron stands 2c, frying pans 4c, dairy pans’ 4c, large 9c, extra latge 140, gow pan with handicy 4c, langer size 9c, extra large graters 4c, soup ladles 9c, kitchen spoons 4c, novelty spice tray with 6 boxes 40c, large cusna- dores assorted colors 15c, small size 8c, 1 qt. coffee bollers 8c, 13¢ qt. 120, 2 gk be, 8 qt Bic, 4g. 950, 8 qt. 80c, ornamental e cutters 3c, toilet sets assorted colors 8 pleces $1.60, cullenders 8c, extra large 12c, bread or cake boxes 60, 70 and 80c, large flour scoops 8c, champion flour Steves 10c, Square bread pans 4¢, 8 row muffin pans 4c. 6 row 9%, dredge boxes 4c, funnels 3 and 5e, 12 inch tea trays assorted colors 82, also great bargains in baby carriages. “Home, Sweet Heme,” 5 cts. per copy at J. Jay Gould’s, 421 9ih street, To Make a Good Salad Dressing in the ordinary way, good condiments, plenty of time and no little sictit are essential.’ Durkee’s pd supplies these requisites. All grocers sell It, . Mr. A. Little, West Washington, says: “I can safely recommend Brown’s Iron Bitters, ag it gives general satisfac- uon,” Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, On Thirty Days? Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Eiectro-Voltatc ' Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (sonng or old) Who are afflicted “with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- snteeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No tisk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial ts al- lowed. W,8,0 Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ts the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses In the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-falting success by militons of inothers for their childten. It relieves the ehtid from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping in the bowels and wird ‘col By giving health fo the child itrests the mother. Price 2 ‘vents a 0,W,3 Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice,roaches, bed-bugs, les, ante, motes, chipunks, gophers Ie. Rest Cashmere, Silk Velvet Crapes, 714 7th st.6 Easter Cards at J. Jay Gould's, 421 9th st, 14 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3g-1b, “Ward” prints, 0c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, be. per qte Cream, 13c. pint. F YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM A SENSE OF extreme weariness, try ono bettie of Ayer's -arsepa- illa. It will cost you but one dollsr, and will do you Ancatonlabie good. It will do away with that tired feel- ing, and give you new life and energy, VE YOU A COUGH? SLEEPLESS NIGHTS need no longer trouble you. The use of Ay Cherry Pectoral before retiring, will soothe the cough to Guict, allay the inflammation, and allow the uecded Topose. It will, moreover, speedily hoal the pulmonary organs and yive you health, mh22 Disrisy Easren @ holiday for the school chilaren, but tie condition of the surrounding hills has reduced the sport of rolling ezgs to a minimum.—No new fact in the Wise case at Alexandria. Political Notes. Two of the parties charged with election frauds in Columbla, 8. C., have been held over tor trial at the April term of the Charleston court The de- fendauts In the New Orleans election fraud cases have been acquitted. The Chicaco republicans have nominated Eu- gene Gary for mayor. Mr, R. 'T. Crane has with. drawn as the independent candidate, and Judge Garg will receive the support of that party. Circulars wero distriouted in chur-h vestibules im North Adams, Mass., last night, giving reasous Why the board of selectinen should not be re-elect= ed. The circular gives particnlars as to “hush money” paid to the poltce by disreputable people nd calls for an overthrow of the ring. ‘The Georsta democratic state convention tonom- ints a candidate for governor to succeed the late Gov. Stephens, meets at Atlanta on (he 10th of April. So far the candidates annonnced are Act~ ing Gov. Boynton and Hous. 4.0. Bacon and Henry D. MeDant-L Senator Brown has red his de- termination rt in the canvass, A Surr Growine Our oF THE YORKTOWN CEN- TENNIAL.—The U. 8. et court of Connecticut clded th: is not responsible for ce claimed by a steam- ue it for conveying Connectl- Yorktown centennial and to fhe state appropriated $3,000 to Day for transporting troops to Yorktown, and in contracting to go beyond there the court holds that the quartermaster general exceeded his authority, and the state 1s not responsible. sakes Nese se ship company to be ent troops to th Charleston, 8. C, SNATCHED FROM THE GALLOWS.—A man in Penn- sylvania bas Just been suatcucd from the gallows by the discovery of some new evidence bearing upon his case, Last Wednesday Gov, Pattison signed the death warrant of Silas Gray, eonvicted of the murder of ‘Mrs. McCready in Westinoreland county. The woman suddenly disappeared six Years ago, and some tive years later Gray was cone Victed upon the testimony of an ex-convict and the finding of a human skull in the river. Hiram Bowersnaster, who vas Just served out a year’s sentence in the penitentiary for drawing a pistol on a constable, makes sitldavit that a teliow-pris- oner, one Jack’ Pei €or d to him, and algo to another prisoner, that ‘dered the woman. Pettys hanged himself in bts cell, and Bowermas- ter belleves that remorse for the murder of the Woman drove him to —————$se.—___ TRYING TO ENTRAP JOHN WA yesterday, two strangers supposed to be Euglish detectives, endeavored to decoy Jchn Walsh, the Irishman, whom the French government recently refised to extradite, on boxrd a vessel bound for Southampton, but Mr. Walsi was too staart to be entrapped tn’ that way and carried back to Eny lan New Dness Goons: ELECTRIC BLUE, t Havre, ISHED STRAWBERRY, BLOOD, FRENCH HINA BLUE, GARNET BRON. MAMINE BLUE, C4kAM, 40 inches wide I!lumi 88 inches wide Nuns’ Vetliny, 60 cents. 42 inches wide Bezes 60 cents. 40 inches wide Fvench Cashmeres, £0 ceuts, 42 inches wide French Chndd: 42 inches wide All wool De B ges, 25 cents. All wool Combination Suiting, 50 cents. SUMMER SILKS. Co ‘Stripe Summer Silke, 50 cta., 62 cts., and Dr Sil th i jored tik Brocades, oire § ck Cashineres, <7 cle., OUats., Gi clu, T3cum WONDERFUL BARGAINS, Lp Bien, 98 cts. iinen Towels, 35 cta, each. Louies Fleanel Suiting, entle seat, 16 cee - unel § r dont) New Ohiza Matting, wits and taney styles, C. M. TOWSON, mh2%4 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side. M48C¢48 18 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. 42 inches lon: 50 cts, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONF-PRICE CLOTHIER aND TAILOR, 607 Tra STREET. I GUARANTEE IN WRITING PRICE AND QUALITY. Branch Store 1999 Peunsyivania avenue, 418-¢m | mn20-¢t* DRY_GOODS. Eusrms Ovextxe. SEATON PERRY, (Buccessor to Perry & Brother,) ASES THE ATTENTION 7T re aed oF WASHINGTON TO HIS yeaa EN eT OOK OF CHOI FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES, TXCLUDING ALL THE ATEST PARIS. sor WHI AR! RRECT For THE SPRING. iD SUMMER OF 1883. NOW MY SILK D) 18 WITH ALE PHE FASHIONABLE EABRIG CT OLUDING ‘GROS DE LONDEES, MUSCOVITES, OTTOMANS, SATIN RHADAMES, BROCADES, LOUISINES, SUGAHS, SUMMER SILKS, INDIA PONGEES AND GROS GRAIN SILKS, ALL BEING OF THE BEST MAKES AND AG THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. JAPANESE AND CANTON CREPES, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK GRENA- DINES, IN PLAIN, STRIPES, CHECKS AND BROCADES, ALL THE ‘LATEST NOVELTIES" IN PARASOLS, HANDEERCHIEFS AND GLOVES. EMBROIDERED FICF US. PARIS JERSEYS. EMBROIDERED ROBES, IN PONGEES, NUNS VEILINGS, SATINES, ZEPHYRS AND BATIBIES. S2" CuoIce Goons, PLam Ficunes, axp Conagcr Pnices. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Fennsylvenia avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840, mh? cy Easren Orenrsa. aj NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS. WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUB- LIC TO THE LAKGEST AND BEST STOCK OF CHOICE 51 $4 GOODS THAT WE HAVE El ECTED BY MR. SHUSTER YORK, AND OPENED THIS ED, 5 IN NEW THE STOCK CONTAINS EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE, AND MANY STY¥ ARE CONFINED TO OUR HOUSE, AND CANNOT BE PURCHASED ELSEWHERE IN THIS CITY, BONNET AND GUINET BLACK SILKS, LUPIN'S MOURNING GOUDS, &c, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE, oF BPRING MILLINERY, aT KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Owing to additional imrrovements Our Recular Spring Opening will be postponed for afew daye, aud will be duly announced when it takes place. Meanwhile we sball otter a special sale for Easter cf BSSSg PPP RRR It NN ON GGG. rs PPR Rit NNN G @ wesg BPP BRL Tt NAN 8 co Ssss8 Pp oR OR I NNN ‘GOO MM MM ITT. L TINN NFERE RRR Y Y¥ MMMM NNE RR YY. MMMM NNEB RRR YY M NNE RR ¥ NNEKEER RB Y¥ AN ELEGANT LINE OF HATS AND BONNETS, CHILDRENS’, 3 ", AND LADIES TRIM . ‘TRIMMED HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIB- BONS, LACES, SILKS, AND SATINS, AND ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLIAERY LINE. Don’ fail to examine our Elegant Stock and obtain our Prices, sING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. The Large:t Miliincry Extabliehment in the'District of Columbia, ial mh Spuine ar x THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. The Spring etock of fine clothing at the Misfit Store is now complete, and in variety of etyles, quality of materials and good woritmanship eaunot be surpassed, while prices cannot be equalled any where, Specia| attention is called to BOYS CLOTHING, SUITS FOR BO¥E FROM 12 70 17: whys, Good ul is for $5, Nese sto, Black Cloth Snits Fine suits for $12, worth $20. FOR BOYS FROM 4 To 11: Good Knock-about Suits for $2, worth $3.60, Nice Suits for $3, worth $5. All-wool suits for $4. worth $6.50, Splendid Suits for $5, worth $8. gant Suste for £6,’ worth $10. SPRING OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND YCUTHS, All-wool Spring Overcoats at $6, worth $10. Bilk fuced Spring Overcoats ut $7.50, worth $12, Fine Carsimere Spring Overconts at $10, worth $18, Hlegant silk faced Spring Overcoate at §13, £20. Fin silk faced 8) ov. worn; Melton 8y spring Overcoats at §15, SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS; Good kuite et $6.50, worth $10. Better Suits at $7.00, worth $1 Aibwool Choviet sulle a0 eu) at 810, worth $16. Black Disconal Suits at $12, woth $29.00" Fine Bleck Diagonal Coat and V¢ Prince Albert rle, at $15, 5. Tine Brown Teieoe Cost and Vesk, Prince Albert style, at $18, worth £30. Black 't1 Suit wway frock, at $15, orth Fine Corkscrew Suitswesio, works ye re ee Re Flannel Suits, warranted indigo, at $10, worth Fine Yacht cloth Suits at $15, worth Bide Cloth Suits, doubie breasied fees, at $18, sung fRRTREE Conta at $2, £2.50, $8.and $8.50, worth PANTS & oun igheane §, $3.50, $4) $4.50and $5; must be SATISFACTION GUARANTELD TO ALl, PUR- CHASERS OB MONBY REFUNDED, THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND ¥F STREETS. A bes iE eS Neto mmnnion apr Eiasrez Canos. RARE ENGRAVINGS-AND ETCHINGS, s KEPPEL?S COLLECTION. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Agent, N. B.—The best is the cheapest, mb **At Easter let your clothes be new, Or cleo be eure you will it rue. First Niuw Groves. LADIES'8-BUTTON LENGTH MOUSQUETAIRE, IN NEW SHAD! OF ECRU, TAN AND MODE. NEW 8-BUTTON LENGTH BLACK MOUSQUE- TAIR. 8, SUPERIOR QUALITY. OUR REGULAR LINE OF IMPERIAL REAL KID GLOVE:, IN 3, 4 AND 6-BUTTON LENGIH, AKE STILL U_}QUALLED IN QUALITY AND FIT BY ANY GLOVE IN THE MARKET. 6 AND 8-BUTTON MOUSQUE AND $1.50, KE PECTIVELY: ‘S$ AND GOOD SHAP! GPNTS' 2-BUTTON REAL FRENCH PIQUE STICHED GLOVES, FINE QUALITY, ONLY $1 PER PAIR. W FOUR-T SCARFS, IN EL >HAPES, IRES, AT $1.25 LW TERRA COTTA HAND SCARFS, NEW FLAT ANT DESIGNS AND LATEST NEW LACES. NEW ORIENTAL LACES: NF W MADRAS POINT LACES; NEW SPANISH GUIPURE LACES; NEW BLACK FRENOH LACsS. NEW NECKWEAR, IN OOLLARS AND RUCHINGS, MOST FXTENSIVE AND CHOIG* ASSORTMENT OF CREPE LISSE RUCHINGS, INCLUDING NEW LANG?RY FRILLS IN BLACK, WHITE, AND RED AND BLACK; NEW POMPADOUR RUCHINGS NEW ORIENTAL LAOE /UCHINGS, SPECIAL; TRIPLE ROW SILK-STITCHED CREPE LIs: DOUBLE SIDE PLAIIING SILK-STITCHED OREPE LISS KUCHINGS, ONLY 25c. PER YARD. NEW FANOY EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS; NEW PLAIN WHITE EMBROIDERE) HANDKER- CHIEFS, IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AT REASON- ABLE PRICES; NEW AND EXCEEDINGLY TASTY DESIGNS IN LADIiis’ AND GENTS LINEN CAM- é AT 25c. EACH, BARGAINS; 60 DOZ NEW DESIGNS IN LADILS' H. S. PRINTED BORDER HANDKERCHIFFS, AT 12icc. EACH. ALSO, 50 DOZ. LADIES' WHITE H. 8, LINEN CAMBRIG, AT 120, EACH—-THE SAME QUALITY WE SOLD 60 MANY OF IN FEBRUARY, NEW PARASOLS, SUN SHADES AND COACHERS, IN NEW AND HANDSOME STYLES, AT OUR OWN POPULAR PRICES. NEW SPRING WRAPS, IN LATEST DESIGNS AND SHAPES, TRIMMED WITH CHENILLE FRINGES, SPANISH GUIPURE LACES AND SOUTACHE BRAIDS. EGYPTIAN AND SICILLIAN SILES, DOLMANS, MANTILLAS, NEWMARKETS, OUATS AND JER- SEYS, AT POPULAR PRICES. NEW RIBBONS, IN CRUSHED AND STRAWBERRY SHADFS, EL RIC BLUE, &., &o.; HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS. SR-ONE PRICE ONLY.ga WOODWARD & LOTHROP, mh22 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, New Serra Day Goons. TRUNNEL & CLARK, $11 MARKET SPACE, Are now prepared to show a splendid line of DESIRABLE NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. LEN ‘INES. Choice Patterns. New Colors. wT Ottoman and Surah Silke: Good Values, Lew stock is fotl ana complete in all departments, and worniee an inspect-on. One Price Only. MADAM BECK, 60 long known in this Dreesmaking Rooms on the second floor, piendid word at low prices, © TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACF. ae Bn Ss. L. Henrsronz, ‘803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEW GOODS ARKIVING DAILY. THE NEW DRESS GQOVELITES IN SUITINGS, iy JEKKD ROBES. REW DESIGNS IN SATEEN & PL: TTERNS SEN ATED Da wo" z CE PA‘ L » b SRorHeR LOT OF THOSE PREITY scoOTOH a NEW EFFECTS. Le GOODBIN ALL THE RSILK-. ROUTED SILES IN BLACK AND OOLORA, Re Ee EE ELERN Citonn on (i S alisefonepebaepepeigtae GRAIN ATS), $1.95 AND ak Ba Seon ES. eet L Be Sut EN DEPARTMENT 1% ‘WELL LIN} igh da a ON ARiETY, FREN ENG. OF SILK, "iHkEAD AND AND PABASCLS OF THE DRY GOODS. Snxs: Snxs: Sinxs: IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS. BLACK SILES, COLORED SILKS, FANCY SILKS, SUMMER SILKS. CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. nienee assortment of Remnants of Dress ‘Satins, at lees than actual cost. THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS—IMMENSE AYSORTMENT, CARTER'S. mh?1 Tl MARKET SPACE. Dry Goons. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. SUMMER SILKS, in Checks and Stripes, warranted pure, 50, 625 and 73.cts. CHECKED SURAHS, pure Silk, 24 inches wide, only AL the Spring Novelties in Wool Fabrics, in Pisin and in Combination. NS in endless variety, at the very J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 MARKET SPACR. mb17 Luronrast To Hovsexcerens. L. BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, 908 7ru STREET NOKTHWESI. ‘Will open on Monday Morning BLEACHED SHEETINGS In Remnants, Loase, 5-4 wide, 115 cents, case, 8-4 wide, 18 centa, Lease, #-4 wide, 20 cents. ‘Loape, 10-4 wide, 23 cents. Lcase, 12-4 wide, 25 conts. Good quality and fully 25 per cent Jess than Rogular Prices. Remnants of IRISH LINEN, 35, 40 and 50 cents. ‘These goods are Extra Fine and Great Bargains. 1 case BLEACHED COTTON, 3X cente, 1 box Light PRINTS, 6 cents; usually retailed at 8 cents, L. BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, 908 77H STREET, BETWEEN T AND EK. SEWING MACHINES, &c. jo NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Popalar and Reliable Machine and Fashion 628 Ore STREEL NORTHWES’ mba e Cloud Busiaine. N tae FORGET McKtNNFY, ‘The nereanihe, ws iy Known. an fie ets eto the etreneth. ews Hhictty of the Beautiful QUEEN. A fives Sich each machine. Bend tor thu Gr DUBREUIL BROLTERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRI r GENTS FUAMIAHINGS | STURTS 2212 F Staret Nonrawrst, Wasuamoror, 1.0. Ey of the Fanent Drees Shirin to onder. $12. £23 Extra Pine Shirts to order. es ie oy ‘Burts to order.. £ “pase — Tuoursows SHIRT FACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 F Street, oppoeits Patent OMica, ise Pree, Siirte, to onder « epectaity. Six Shirts for $13.50. Ready-mado Shirts at foljot rices:—Acme, unfinished, 75 ctx. : finished, ries, unfinished, 65c. ; Huishel, 80 ct, Full line oys' shirts. Pine assortment’ of wiery and Underwear. FAMILY SUPPLIES Bs Ware Swa: " THE HIGHVST GRADE OF MINNESOTA SPRIN@ WHEAT PATENT PROCESS FLOUR MADE IN THE WOKLD, Gloves, a23 Give it atrial. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1009 F STREET NORTHWrsT, we cialty = ern men! on & specialty of “Old Gor . a mh3 a\ EB SELL FINE SHIRTS Cheaper than any other honro in the world, sn@ we dcu"t want vou to take our sey xo, butcall and see the “‘Bannis" Shirt for 76°. Made of fre ronnd thread, Jong cloth musiin, (not traxh, full of prepared sizing to ive the eye); Frinforcea with fine linen bosom, ited with linen, linen sleeve banas und Hnen neck baud, (not Union linen, but pure linen), and felled eesms, (not turned over and stitched through with one stitch): ail fimehed r ady for the wash tb, with button hi it and then worked, (not worked and then eut.) Oniy T5c. for the ““Hannis* shirt’ A full stock of Winter Un ter ebirts and Drawers at prices to please. The best Soc!-s Jor 12% and 25p. ever sold in thie city. AU the Li‘est novelties m Silk Neckwear; $2 Scarfs sold for $1.25, ‘dc, Scarfs soid tor 460. At 022 MIGINNISS', 1002 F strest. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ge By BUH, 407 1th atrect ay. = WH DECK ACBROS. "PIANOS, "They are superior instruments,"--Theo. Thomas, 5.B. Mills. BUKULTT ORGANS, Best now made. ‘Tuning and Repairing. mbh22 Cravyery J. ED, 433 7) H STKEET — ORTHWEST. fir 7 a H 17th, 1883. the insin JTANOS and “OQiuGANS: For the week, ecmmenciny M4 following Special B No. 1.—A 74 Octave Upright Grand Piano, Standard 'B months; cost $6-5; proper'y’ of retired heer, end enperb Uarcain, $35, No. 2A brand yew Upright, consizued by" New York maker in need of Cush, & No 3,—A lance and vowerful Square Ii Hain, old by all dealers, 90. 0. 4. 7 Octay, nd warranted, $175. No. order, by B. Conrad, atty Organ, used 3 rmeuths, © , at $60. No. 7.—One genuine Sheninger Orzan, good’ as new, 55. No. 8.—One 5- Stop ride, ort Orgen, 250. No. 9.—one 6 Octave, douile Keed, Musou & Hamlin Organ, $20. N.B.— ‘his unprecedented list of spectal prices is pre sented for the purpose of indactng close carb buyers to teke hoid at once, Lat I with to state hore, that no well meaning persou, with ¢ # small income, has ever (when in want of an instrament, tocommence the usi- cal education of thetr iren) been turued away, neither will they so long as my door is open. Where & cash price is quoted the ime price is ouly a trifle higher. Parties having instcumer: # to dispose of will tind it to their interest to consult me, as the demand for such aie oods af any store is unlimited. omen. BBB RRR A DDD BBE U URRR YT BaP eat AAD DB BU UR ney Ber ka“ Doe bas wok E PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT. ‘Fifty Instruments of all the leading makes, rent from $2 to $10 per month. Rents applied on pur- chase. FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufacturer, mhl7 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. “Tre New Norrawr: u EW Enterprise. NEW Store. NEW Goot: NEW Clerke. NEW Custoineen, NEW hysiem. NEW iefricerators, NEW Wine Cellar. stock of NEW first-ciane and Provisions. “Add new to oid, ‘The rest is told” At FALL & LOVE'S “New North m3-Im 1620 14th wtrost, JEP EE Gave and his 4 TOCESS HOU now Wits 198 GEO. A. O'HARE, Grocer, 3213 Ttp etre:t northwest, bet. Maud N. stm Basen Ean Bosrox Cvcumsena Boston Tomatova, Bowton Lettuee, Philadelphia Capona, Fresh Balmon, Fresh Scallops, Oyeiers, ete.. 45 | PALACE MARKET, FRANK J. TIBBUTS. 128 Be for fi PEE LE ede A Rn HEAL A a 14 Eo iimetusts“45 XN ooo kee> USS SP Faas Bow Eon 8 os = cers Sa555 x 5 oe, ‘WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. ‘Wholesale corner Ist street and Indians avenne, - BR RELLY, Beer, raw, via Btalle 628, 629 and 6:0 Center Market, 9th atreet pean ant 208 Nocera Liberty” Market ox 71, Post Oftice. Marketing delivered reef charge to s)parteof the is city. Now Reoor. SPRING STYLES. GENTS’ DRFSS SILK HATS, at $5, 26, $8. REICHENBAGH'S PIANO WAREROOMS, PIANOS New shapes, Derby's and = quare Crown HATS. Of various makex for sale and rent at duced prices. Win. Knabe & Co.'s world- nowned Pianos. uuiny and Itepairing. ‘11th street, above Pa. ave. P4NOs, onGaNs, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The mort Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Rest Meditm-priced Piano Mannfactnrea. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS ‘Picnos and Orran+eold on instalments, rented or ex- «banged; rent applied ff purchasod. 5 CENT MUSIC. Abconly complete Stock in thestty. HENRY EBERBACH, No 015 F STREET. Managing nertner of the late firm Elis & Oo. a2 G, x. wnp « mo. 709 7th street northwest. Jthe Stef, she Branich & Bach and other Pisnom at lowert prices and cactest terms. Me an¢ othtr Musical Iustrauente, “Sheet Mtsie, Museu Libraries and books in wrest variety. Piauos, Organs ond other Lustrumenis tuned and repaired. 306 — EATTY'S ONGANS, 27 SLOPS, $125, PIANC B f207 90. Yactary tuneiny aay tad nip ried Yoru. treo, Address DANIEL B. ‘BEATTY Want HOUSEFURNISHINGS. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, mbs 621 Penueyivania avenue, New Axo Haxpsoxe.: Just received 2 Large and Mendsome Lineot CRETONNES, COTTON DAMASES, JACQUARD AND STRIPED LINENS, AND ENGLISH GLAZE CHINTZ, FOR LOOSE COVERS AND CURTAINS, i Barcains in CARPE’ uiake room. EOF MATTING. oe SINGLETON & HOEKE, 20) MARKET SPACT. Ger Tu Besr “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” ‘THE CONCORD COLLARS, LUIZ & BRO., , 697 PENNSYLVANIA AVEPAUE, Adjoiuing the Nationa! Hotel, Sole “pete for Hill's Ceebrated Concord Harneas, TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety, at Lowest Prices. Waren Fazers. Wares Fiuzrens. Gas Cooxine Sroves, CROCKERY,.CHINA, and GLASSWARE, ey ane TICES ULENSILS, Best quality at lowest prices. GEO. Warts, 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue, ms Cizzexs Anp Sosounnens Are cepecially invited to examine our LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF DECOKATED, ENGLISH, CHINESE, AND FRENCH CHINA, Re ‘the beet factories known. Also, CUT and ENGRAVED GLASSWARE, FOL SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET. E ONOMICAL Axp Sar. WEAVFR, KENGLA & 00.3 * LAUNDRY S0AP TS FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE {T 18 PURE; FINE CUTLERY and FLATED WARE. | yrv¢ FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH as. Sole agents in the District for EDDY'’S REFRIGERATORS, Wita SLATE STONE SHELVES, M. W. BEVERIDGE, MALBLE DUS!, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, 81Ld- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUR - AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT Is SAFE, BECAUSE IT 18 MANUFACTURED 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | FROM STRICT.-Y PURE MATERIALA, VIZ: STRAM m3 LARGE SELF-FEEDING STOVES. REFINED 1 ALLOW (PREPARED BY OUBSEL! PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR. KET ARE MADE PROM GREESE PROCURED FRUM THE CARCASSES OF FUIRID DEAD ANIMALA Having too Mateo 9 shock of shove Seen ect oe tenk, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND BEALTH. ‘we will now eel! them at a diecount of ten. Hitt daoting Stovey Aoviatie ag ich-ot 0 ‘Sigents for Danfosth’a Varor Stove and Fluide W. 8 JENRD & 00. ‘18 TIT Tth atrost_novtnwost, YOUR LIFE INSURANCE! AND ae ba tet to toe 16th of insurance, 0 Life vm care irtepidiy ineresslage From roped PUT UP IN Baus, AND LVELY BAR BEANDE WITH OUR NAME. FOK SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY. AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICER, m3 9244 WATE: STREET, GEOAGETOWR, D.O, eee T eeitiie mee have an euitabie for 1 puto