Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1883, Page 4

3 a LL a eee THE E INING STAR. FuIPAY -Miarch 30, 1s. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. 30, 1883, 9 ate with riin or snow, easterly shifting to Oa in. cloudy weather, } colder Rorthwest winds, falling followed by rising Barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN —FATR WEATHER TO-MORROW. On Satuntay fair weather fs Indicated In Ten- Ressee, the Ohio va! and middle states and Clearing weather tn > ee ‘The Lire Rrxo fire-escape has been adopted by 1, of this the pri ‘Messrs Roessle & Son, wh er the management punsurpassing in thy efforts to provide for the safety of their numerous patrons, Sovventns give chaser at M.A ¢ ner $etS, $2IG; tea sets, 44 s, wit it band, $448; oll” boiled table Syrup pitchers with’ patent dri Size frosted tea sets, 63 ; 10-qt. dishpans, 10s; 12 QL, 15.5 Mgt, 1H; Tht, we, iy doz. shiver | jated knives, &-.; ig doz. silver plited forics or 3 able spoons, SS-.; 3 doz. shiver plat carriages, alw Strut -given away sets, owl pitchers, French vas's, lamps, cups ‘and Bai given them aw: lea pots, toflet things of use to housekeepers gIVE chasers of tes nd coffees by the company, corner of 4th ant P: Capitol Htli; branches G, & Eustern, and 148 Nortaern Liberty m: Pure and fracrant Mocha ond Old Gover! arteab: and Rio roasted da nt stein roister, Just ressive away verpr: ansylvants 2 and cho) cents per pou Tuneh rooms at special prices irect from importers Han propri: eoffees and’spices. Spring Leaf teas, te J. LOD Antique wholesale trade hw covers, larg: elt Great ay; tea sets," plat's’ and other to pur- ise venue, 4 Center market arke! nment uly In 129 bugs “ant 115 chests of pure Moj to be Don ors, jobbers and retali dealers in teas, | GOLP-FILLED plwin rings, $2 to ®. Prigg’s. WE most undoubted all intxed drinks for 10: For social news read to-morrow’s Record. nd Fripay saturday ve shoes, 50 and Geav’s all leather working shoes, est liquors ana | 1s I bargains at Hahn Taww’s ladies’ “Beauty,” $4 French kid button. Sec. Shook kids, in 64, to 8, colors. Cochi Uptown rane’s, FUSSELL's Ick CREAw and Charlotte Rusa, New Mart New York butter. 5 ton & Co., Si La. av W maple syrup, an Fetalling. 1 new Spicer, Comp- Lapres’ elegant hund-sewed boots at Hahn's. New Hostexy, great bargains. Cochrane’ town. 's, Up- For temperancé news read to-morrow's Record. ‘THE New Five-cex for a few days lon ‘S at Driver As AN Inducement to the public, for a ume oniy, Twill set! 2 tekets for $5, or 5 f ach ueket good tor one dozen € Kraphs taken and fin style. Regular price per dozen. Nickers will be paid out short for $10, Binet Photo- ed in strictly first class PAUL TRALLES, Photographer, 909 9th street, ber, Ust-— cons: Uptown. $2 ladies’ new s 100 wove! f $4.50, Har Wash. B. Williams, New W'k'rs, linen, barga rane’s. . Uptown, Save eyesight and dollars. Cons pler, it H. H. Go To J. Broce! shoes. Sper 200 pair ladt- pair ladies’ kid button, warranted, $2, 50. 150 palr ladies" fine kid, a beauty, $2. Ladies’ French kid, hand sewed, $1, worth 7th street, for your boo! ins for one werk. HovsrKeerens will find tt to the €arefully read the Enterprise Tea t Infantry Fair, oS adv. Free Laces for Lt, Cochrane's, Uptown Gent's #2 fine button ‘THE WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper o Fix columns, will be Sent postpaid for one di ‘Try te year. colored womai ar = by du ing a disorderly house 1 ag Base Bact and organization news, to-mo Recora McGee's Ar Rich, pure aud ele Rb street. wire mattre: and D street. (only popular corns.) Cocbrane’s, flne laced shoes. at dealer arpets, ete., No. 319 7th Coch- Hem- ts and kid burton boots $1.50, worth 2 | worth , worth $3. | Be advantage to ladies. ters at Hahn's, of ftty- jollar a. n, Was Snell to-day, for keep- | uth Wasitugton, FrOW's ‘y¥ commands notice. nL $1 qt bottle, Hgailon, 404 | cITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Forv’s Orsxa Hovsk.—collier & Rice’s company In “folanthe.” Opera Nationa, TuzaTek.—John McGullough as “Vir- gintus.” THearer Cowrgrs —Hyde & Behman’s John’s” combination. “Two Dime Musgvm.—Novel performance and remark- able curiosit Opp Fritows’ Hatn.—Howard & Gill's “Unele Tom’s Cabin” co:nbination. LINCOLN Hawt ‘Concert by the pupils of the Wastington High Scbool Hyarrsvitte Peesnyrentan Cuvren.—Literary and musical entertainment. ROLLER Skatino Rivg.—Assembly at 8 o'clock. > Coudensed Locals. Street lamp: Unguishes at Tue Weesty stax ed anil folied) will be the United States or Ca The officers ant pal a for one do! omen of the first ar U be lighted at 6:50 p.m., and ex- ht large pages, cut, past- nt post-paid anywhere in ay poll precinct have bad a group photograph taken alt the men connected with Uhat station, drawn up in front t Talion-house. Mamie Wagner, the tte girl who had been I With simallpox at her home, No. 412 12th street SouthWest, died Wednesday and was buried yes teray. Wm. Abercrombte, a passen; Republic, fell through the the v vesterday )the Providen hway his ankle. hospital by the remove lt in of the Hortteuttn: sing. Mr. Win is and gardens of ut in thts elty, deli that th td of tht and ot porte the se. t three months in full. te ® pamed Wia. Charit: onths In jail Ls the John Walker w; d to SiX months fa jail tn the Police Ci day for stealing a large roy Band P. depot. ‘Thos. L. Mitche Hoover, of 1515 6th stre tor Shoino, befor Wasting ‘An erroneous impression pr urday tures” at the Nation: Been stoppea because of the cri Partments open until 4 o’cloc well as other ‘The Last | proportion tn art anthropometery, @eltvered thete (-Inetrow aft So'elock. The announcement that th Close last Wedesds. Was ah error. ‘wil! be an assembly ing—the last evening assembly this se: Lary edn rt th a faney dress asscin Elizaveth Sah through pose Leckwood, a petition for esterday trom John Maboncy 4 ot desertion. =m ‘The literary and soctal given by Columba Comma Plar, at’ Mas ‘ "i ainment ond-hatd sture on D street. on the steamer police ticulture | five years. ‘The address | ot is fruit lng a he cox | en 8 sen- ATL to om @ derrick at the will be “rnook at half-past Skating Rink would There Friday m—and a children’s The seeson will close next ably. her attorney, Mrs. ivorce ground to. be Knights Tem- \ \day} eventag, prunises to exc ¥ of their former Very popular HMinzuenis. At the close of the Mterary part of the entert ier W, FOF Which choice sch rise: arranged. Tne won fount dest in a pool ton yesterday morning has heen t Bheiton, 2 tramp, wlio ington for the p. De: East W t dancing will 15 Cf muste have A Probab! irder. DEATH OF CHARLES DRAEGER FROM A BLOW ON THE HEAD. ‘Tre Star of Monday evening last mentioned the finding of the apparently lifeless body of a man the day before (Sunday) tna pool of water near the corner of 1st and Boundary streets northeast. Officers Sullivan and Slack went to the place and found it was Charles Draeger, whose residence Was 212 G street northeast, a clerk. They took hita to the station house and Dr. Purvis was sum- | mened. The man was almost lifeless and could give no account of himself, bavfhg no power to talk, and Dr. Purvis, after a’ thorough examina- tion, gave it_as his opinion that the man had re- ceived a blow on the head, which had produced concussion of the brain, which would probably Prove fatal, as tthas done, the man having suc- | cuinbed to the blow and died thls morning at his |Home, to which place he was removed, | At the time he was found the officers arrested two men in that neighborhood whom they | suspected micht have inflleted some foul play up- on him. They were afterwards released, nothing having been discovered against them. It is since learned that Mr. Draeger was tn his usnal health, and suspicion of foul play naturally arises. Major Brock’s attention having been called to the | factof his death, he set about investigating the s*, and telephoned Lieut. Johnsen, of the | Segond precinct, to see the coroner and give lim alf the facts in the ease. The funeral of Mr. Draeger | will take place Sunday from his late residence, 212 G street. The National Rifles? Soirce. A BRILLIANT SOCIAL GATHERING AT MARINI'S HALL. The reception given by the National Rifles at Marint’s last evening was a brilitant affair, and, like all such events under the auspices of this popular company, very enjoyable. There was a | large attendance, the dancing floor during some portions of the evenins beln crowded for comfort. showed ri most too much tons of the hall a the national fles’ monogram The head of the hall was espectally attractive and glow! Follage plants and fowers compl | SFiceful decorative effect. The music furnished | | The de ib effects in bunting a hile banners with the e walls at Intervals. by the u delightful and kept the | himble feet of the dancers in motion throuzhout 3 the visitors frum the other military pred here and there throughout ety to the scone. Mr. Geo. W. Ispensa dle on ell occasions, per- floor manager with. his usual He was ably assisted by the fol- Ovster, Messrs. Brainard Goodwin, James H. Clear, mW. Zi Willls B. Magruder, W. P. Bote= ler, W. H. Keneaster and Frank E, Johnson. District Government Affairs. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. The licenses ot hucksters, produce dealers and commercial agents expire t6-morrow. ‘The truste'S of the third scnoo! division have decited favorably on the lot corner of 3d and D Street southeast, owned by the District, for site for the se! bullding in that district ‘This morning Majors Dye and Brock and Capt. Vernon, accompanied by Mr, Wallace Kirby, agent, Inspected the property atthe corne Street and Louistana avenue, with the recommending to Congressits pu headquarters, | Week. lew of chase for police ‘Their report will be made next ———— Tue W. L. 1. Corrs Fatr—At a meeting of the committee of arrangements for the Washington Licht Infantry fair, held last evening, Col. W. G. Moore prestaing, Mr. W. H. Clagett, chairman of the committee On contributions, reported lberal donations from nearly every business firm in this city; also from many firms in New York and Bal- » ‘The committee have made a careful eal- ion and estimate the total amount of these contributions ata little over $20,000. ———— CoLoreD Base Batt Civn—Aa colored base ball elub has been organized here to play base ball throushout the United States. Most of the men are Six feet in height and good ball players. ‘The hame of the club is “Manhattan.” The followin are the names and positions of playe Hation, p.; J. 8. Tusby, p.; A. ‘Tomas, c. Willams, ¢.¢ W. Jackson. 1'b.;'S. B. Holm J. Talbot, s. ‘Anderson, 1 W. Bra -f.; B. Boyd, T.f, ‘The managers are Lang & Jones, late of Orions base ball club. ee Dvit Tres POR MONEY LeNpers—“I never saw such a dull time for lending money as we | have had recently,” sald a well-known broker to a | Sran reporter this morning. “I baven’t had a decent demand for a loan for some time pas People don't seem to be borrowing money now.” “What is the reason?” asked the reporier. * Suppose that the reason 1s,” was the reply, «that people are paying their notes Instead of continu- ine them. “It shows a very favorable condition of affairs.” —— a Nisson Concert. very large and brilli- | Ant audience, representing fully all of the social and oftietal Clements of lite here, greeted Mme, Nilsson last night at Lincoln hall with a degree of atiusiasin that Was well repaid by thts “Queen of Song,” who rendered her numbers with a rare dramatic warmth and expression. She responded to four encores, and gave me, Sweet Hone,” and the “Old Folks at Home” anit two delight al | Swedish songs. After each selection the applause was simply overwhelming. Miss Hope Glenn, the | contralto, made a decided “hiv” and the rest of the | company was excellent, though there was much disoppointment at the failure of Signor Del Puente to put in an appearance ee DROWNED IN THE Poromac.—Harbormaster Sut- ton received a note from the captain of one of Mr. Wesser’s oyster boats off Quantico, Va., stating that a colored man named James’ Clatk came aboard last Monday and was engaced as sallor; that about one o'clock Tuesday morning, during & gale, while engaged In taking In sail, he fell over- board and was drowned. Fle was & young man, quite dark, and about 24 years old. —_——— A CHARGE oF SrealixG.—George Folger and Elward Harbour, the latter a son of Jos, Har- dour, now on trial in the Criminal Court for re- ceiving stolen goods, were put on trial in the Police Court this morning for stealing a lot of clothing and other articles from Mary Stolks, a colored servant girlat No 10Grant Place. She told the court that they came to haul some ashes away, and Instead put a box containing a lot of clothes In the wagon and drove off. Ofiicer Byrnes j testified to arresting the defendants and recover- ing the goods from Harbour. Folger was sen- teneed to sixty days in Jail and Harbour was dis- charged. —<<s— Political Notes, Capt. C. Phil. Snyder has been’ nominated tor Congress in the 81 West Va., district—a vacancy caused by the election of Mr. J. E. Kenna to the United States Senate. It is charged that E. B. Puthoff, the present mayor of Hamilton, Ohio, secured the democratic primary nomination by getting an ingentous me- chante to make him the ballot boxes with false sides and bottoms, which were stuffed In advance with Puthoff tickets, Gov. Cameron, of Firzinia, last night said that the statement that he iad been tendered and re- fused the Postmaster Generalship was utter!y without foundation. A dispatch from St. Paul says the governor and other state oMcers of Minnesota have signed a petition requesting the President to appoint e: pngressmun Mark H. Dunnell Postmaster Gel eral. A Test Coupon Tax Cash aINTA.—The col- tor of taxes has been sued in Harrisonbu by a railroad for levying on the stock In th pi ‘nt of taxes. ‘This case will bring up a of the validity of the tender of coupons for tax. and will probably go to the Supreme Court of th United State: ee THE STAUNTON POISONING Case.-The coroner's jury inthe Staunton, V. lum potsoning case rendered a verdict as follow day: ‘hat the deaths of the parties aforementioned Were caused by some tive poison, which, in their opinion, alold of aconite; and they do further id partles received said poison tn the 1 n the 2ith of February last ison got Into the medicines thus from the evidence, unable to de- | family j Med a tu! wes eipl | are living radley and return —E PHILADELPHIA GRAVE ROBBERS SENTENCED.—In Phil: ita yesterday Judge Fell sentenced the | men who were recently convicted of violating graves in the Lebanon cemetery. Robert Chew years’ Imprisonment, Levi months, McNamee to’ eight pecial dispatch to’ the xerstown, Md., March 29, mon P. Stouffer, a farmer residing in ¥, and who has for a year past been in this morning tnfiteted upon himsett a Mutilation of body of ‘singular and rare occur- | Tence, and which will probably prove fatal in its fects. Ata meeting of the Lynchburg nmufacturers last evening, every. uirer was pledged not to resume work of the strikers before May 1, unless a of the manucactur: '—There tS a prospect of a strike among the calf and kid tanners of Philadelphia. — Magistrate McNeil and several volunteers and constables were over- owered by a mob at Little Glice Bay, N. S., yes erday, while attempting to arrest the Lingan rloters’ Chief Constable Musgrave took refuge 11 the Glace Bay lock-up to save himself from the mot psouer ACTION Is NEEDED WHEN CRAMTED. | DON'T EXITRIMENT ON YOURSELVES. YOU NEED RELIEF AT ONCE! Cet it, if poesible, by uning the x BROWN’S GINGER. GENUINE FRE! TAKE NO OTHER! The Courts. Pottce Covrt—Judge Snel. , Lincoln Hill, profanity; $5 or 7 days. Gray and Davis, failing’to exhibit a light on a pile of building material in the street at night; $10 or B0days. Annie Fitzhugh, colored, keeping a dis- orderly house; $25 or 60 days. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe EVENIxG Star. HUNG Jury IN Cantrex’s Case.—The second jury which has been empaneled in the county court disagreed yesterday afternoon in the case of Frank Cartter, of Washington, charged with hulsance, in bringing night soll from _ Washington to Alexanaria county. ‘The first jury was taken from the county and disagreed, the second was taken from Alexandria city and that has disa- greed. The third jury will be taken from Fairfax county. MEEFINGR—Several interesting meetings will take place nere to-morrow. The teachers’ Instl- tute will meet at Peabody hall, and the new Alexandria Warehousing, Mining and Manufac- turing company will meet at the Midland railroad office. The Alexandria Shipbuilding company, owning the lower ship yard now leased to Agnew & Co., will meet next ‘Tuesday at the ship yard. ‘THe COUNTERFEIT MoNgY.—A secret service de- tective visited this place yesterday to Inguire as the recent passing of counterfeit money. ‘The ex- amination showed, as already stated in THE STAR, that the counterfeits had been usd by a,counter- feit detector agent to illustrate his business, and after his death had been stolen from his desk by a. colored girl. Reporter's Notes.—Geo. Carter was charged Yesterday afternoon with stealing a hen from Susan Arrington, and convicted, and thereupon his mother appeared at the statlon-house, gave him a sound thrashing, and then the mayor re- leased him.——The Washington and Ohio railroad will be sold again next Wednesday.—The funeral of Mr. John Craven to-morrow Will be attended by the Masons and Odd Fellows of the city. Fred- efick Baker has been appointed tller of Washing- ton Loge, vice Mr. Craven.—The fair at St Mary's hall will close to-nlzht.—The children’s fuir on Monday night at St. Paul’s lecture-room Teallzed over $50.—Taking of testimony In the Wise-Massey election contest has been postponed until Saturday.—Mlssionary Bishop jane has Just finished ‘a visit to the Virginia ‘Theological Seminary, near this place.—W. E. Latham, son of the laie Hugh Latham, has been chosen by Marley Encampment here its representative to the Virginia Grand Encampment.—The boy Harrison, charged with stealing a letter from the mall, was discharged before belng brought before Commissioner Fowler, as bis explanation of the manner in which he came in possesston of the let~ fi An Internal Revenue Officer Saved, Provipenct, August 21, 1882, Editor of Boston Herald:— Deak Srr.—During my term of service in the Inter- nal Revenue Department of the United States, at the time my office was in this city, I was afflicted with a se- vere attack of Kidney disease, and at times suffered in- tensely. Ireceived the medical advice of some of our best physicians for a long time, without beins bene- fited by their prescriptions, Being discouraced by the use Hunt's Remedy by a friend who had tested ite merits, although reluctant to try a patent medicine, I was finally induced to try the Remedy, and procured two bottles of it, and commenced taking it faithfully according to the directions. Before I had taken it three days the excrutiating pains in my back had disappeared, and before I had used two bottles I was entirely cured. Whenever, from over-ex- ertion or a violent cold, the Paina in my kidzeys re- turn, a few doses of Hunt's Remedy quickly effects a cure. Before closing I beg to mention the remarkable cure of a friend of mine in New York City, to whom I re- commended this valuable medicine. He was suffering severely from an attack which was pronounced by his physician a decided case of Bright's Disease of the Kid- neys. I obtained two tottles of Hunt's Remedy for him, and he commenced taking ‘it, and began toim- prove at once, and was speedily restored to health, and ‘he attributes the saving of his life, under the blese~ ing of a merciful Providence, to Hunt's Remedy. Another friend of mine in New York, to whom I re- commended Hunt's Remedy, was suffering severely from Kidney disease, and was entircly cured of it alter using this wonderful medicine only ashort period. Feeling deeply grateful for the great benefits exper!- enced by my friends and myself from the use of Hunt's Remedy, I feel it to be my duty, as well aa a great priv- ilege, to furnish you this voluntary and unsolicited statement of facts for the information of your large number of readers, many of whom are undoubtedly suffering from this widely-spreading scourge, and I be- lieve that it in the best medic! known, and that it will cure all cases of Kidney diseases that can be cured, Tehall be pleased to confer with any one who may de- enw RICHMOND HENSHAW, 1 : 99 Messer street. AYXER'S SARSAPARILLA, THE FIRST BLOOD Medicine to prove a real succers, still holds its place as first in publ estimation, both at home and abroad, as shown by its miraculous cures and immensely in- creased sales, WHEN A COLD OR OTHER CAUSE CHECKS the operation of the s2cretive organs, their natural healthy action should be restored by the use of Ayer's failure of the doctors to help me, and being urged to | Pills, and infymmatory material thereby removed from the system. Much serious nickness and suffering might be prevented by thus promptly correcting those slight derangenients that, otherwise, often develop intosettled diseases, mh29 Tanorwse Deranrvenr. MY SPRING STOCK COMPLETE, Call ir hicited. —_ W. 8, TEEL 995 Pennsvivania avenns. M4®cu# 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. mh27 GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 607 Tru SUREET, I GUARANTEE IN WRITING PRICE AND QUALITY. mh? P re Asp Ixviconatixe. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited tomake a triulof the celebrated brand, PI ‘This Whiekey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give & fic- titious age and flayor to this popula: drink, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON. J. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S SONS, Washington, D. C. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, J018-78t SOLE PROPRIETORS. Now Reavy. SPRING STYLES, GENTS' DRESS SILK HATS, at $5, $6, $8. New Shapes, Derby's and ‘quare Crown HATS. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 621 Pennsylvania avenue, Affairs in West ashimgton. AccipENT.—About 2:30 o’clock yesterday after- noon a colored man named Nelson Johnson, while cutting hay at Hackney’s livery stable, on jue- duct street, between 26th and 29th streeta, had his hand badly cut by the machine. ed him. Port.—Arrived— Schr. Dr. Suter attend- D. L Sener, light. Cleared—Schr. Helen Hasbrouck, Bennett, with coal for Jersey City; and schr. Lula, Baker, with | Make room for a new stock of stra’ coal for Boston, THE CANAL FRetowr QUESTION {s still unsettled. ‘The Consolidation boatmen still refuse to accept the offer of 95 cents fret the companies previously shipping at ight and $2 trippage, and ‘are send- ing out a few boats. The Maryland company sent out one boat at 90 cents freight, This company ‘will probably offer 95 cents to-day. 'LEASANT Parry.—The last of the assembiles | covered butter ‘dish, st CITY ITEMS. Fresh Supplies of Spring Hats, Gentlemen’s Spring Style Silk Hats, $5, worth Square and Round Crown Stiff Felts, §2 to $3. Fine Soft French Felt Hats, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3. Boys’ fashionable Derby's, $1, worth $1.50. Closing out Children’s Soft Felt Hats, at cost, to ‘at Lewis’ Popular One Price Store, 920 7th street, between I and K northwest, mense Bargal Will be sold to-morrow only at R. Goldschmid’s 812 7W st. n. w.; French china fruit plates with broad colored borders, gold lines and handsome ted centre 19% each, combination glass set containing bowl, cream pitcher given by the Married Gentlemen came off last | spoon holder, 6-7 in dessert Plates, 6 preserve sau- Right at Forrest hall, and proved a Drilliant fnale | core: ( a sertes of pleasant entertainments. CATTLE day are MARKET.—Sales at Drovers’ Rest yester- and sold as follows: Best, 6 to 6%; 53g to 6; medium, 8 to 6 sheep and lambs ‘sela—eneep at 6 to7, 9 to 12, reported as follows: Fifty cattle up common, 4 to 5. 200 lambs at 10 cows gold at $30 to $50. New Dness_ Goons: ELECTRIC BLUE, CRUSHED STRAWBERRY, SHRIMP PINK, OX BLOOD, FRENCH GREEN, CHINA BLUE, GARNET BRONZE, MARINE BLUE, CREAM, Ero., IN 40 inches wide Tituminated Foule, 50 cents. 38 inches wide Nune’ Veiling, 50 cents, 42 inches wide Beges, 50 cents. 40 inches wide French Cashmerea, 50 cents. 42 inches wide French Chudda, 62 cents. 42 inches wide Cachemire Bege, 62 cents, Nune’ Velling, all wool, 25 centa. All wool Pin Check Dress Goods, 25 centa. All wool De B:ges, 28 cents, All wool Combination Suiting, 50 cents. SUMMER SILKS. Check and Stripe Summer Silke, 50 cte., 62 cts., and et Dress Silks, all the new colors, $1 per yard. Surah “ilk. all the new estore, £0 bia. Colored Silk Brocades, Ottomans, and Moire Silks, Black Cashmeres, 37 cta,, 50 cta., 62 cte., 75cts. 11-4 Bridal Quilts, Margeilles Styles, 98 Ey incter lone a tine et oe Cloth for M Ladies’ mh’ Men and Boys Suite, 25 cte. acne} Suiting. dout le widti, 75 ets, New China Matting, w! WONDERFUL BARGAINS, linen Towels, 15 cts. eacl 7 cta., 50 cts, ite and fancy styles. ©. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South aide. Actextion, Laprs: PPP A YL A 000 EER ber RAL 24 8 ofp PRP AAAL ASA O OF PA ALLLLA 4 Occ REE GRAND SPRING OPENING or FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS ALL THE axD NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 29 AND 30. REMEMBER— OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE; OUR DISPLAY THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST; OUR STYLES THE MOST ELEGANT; OUR SHAPES THE LATEST AND OF THE MOST MODERN DESIGNS. HANDSOME AND EXPENSIVE OPENING SOU- VENIRS, ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. KING’S PALACE, - §14 BEVENTH STREET. The Largest Retail Millinery Store in the United Btates, mbh27 New Crornixe Hovsz. ROBI PRICES WITHIN THE NSON, PARKER & co., 919, 8. E. Con. 77H anv D. Sts, ENTIRE NEW STOCK or MEN AND Boys: cLOTHI ar REACH OF ALL, SPRING OVERCOATS A SPECIALTY, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., mhi6-3m 919.8.E. Cor. 7th and D Sts, ANOTHER But. Boots, size 2 ends in Ladies’ fine ali out, at half lasting polish good house sho:, 50c. ; foxed do., kame | aires Bt, of agood duality; Button, alleles St eeee for odds double, Misses and Boys’ But: and La JOB LOT-—60 PRS. WOMEN’S KID to 7, $1, worth $1.25; odds and pers, 50, 60 and T5c., to close price; broken sizes, 2, 3, 334 and 4, plain id ends Childs Shoes, ‘from 60. up, sold ced choot Shoes, the ‘best in town, for $1; Ladies’ Peb. Goat and Kid But. Be gr Bulla £1 b0, joys? Sailoz 5 nha nn SUG We. worth ¢ W. SELBY. 1914-1916 bonne | New Ayo Haspsome.: Just received a Large and Handsome Lineof CRETONNES, COTTON DAMASES, JACQUARD AND STRIPED LINENS, AND ENGLISH GLAZE CHINTZ, FOR LOOSE COVERS AND CURTAINS. Special Bancaing in CARPETS, to make room f STOCK UF MATTING. Bape da mh8 SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. OR ee as the oaly lace CLOTHING can be sold at reapectable at SUSTH's o14 Stand, No. 619 D N. B.—Noteby maikuromptly attended to. FRIENDS ARE wN [Al prices. Address ss between 6th and f9 ‘ANTED—TO-DAY— EY suffering from Cold. loarsen os 1 HOREHOUND T HObRe ger " fat ‘an 5 t charm ; 26 cents per bor. hd aa ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, mb16_14thandI, 2and D, ana 7th and N ste.n.w. P RUSSING'S§ PURE CIDER VINEGAR. THE CELEBR&TED GREEN BRAND. A Delicious article. ising tt. SRR ta tie Market mb?-Im Theta rash sth, for diatri- itwithin the reach of all, Secure a lot at once, N. A POOLE & CO., 997 LOUISIANA AVENUE, ' fend for Circular, | everything else | ,Manufacturers of Gummed cers,1 dish and 1 fruit bowl on high stand only 98c, 5 bottle silver plated dinner or 3 bottle breakfast casters 85c, 1 handsome 3g gal water pitcher with 300% engraved goblets 8c, 6 ‘decorated ‘nglish china Caps, anacer and plates $1.10, large assortment of —_ pictures with frame 2 by 80—85c., white stone china cups and saucers 48c. 3 doz., decorated china chamber sets 10 pleces $3.25, decorated with moss rose $4.00, lice cream dish with 6 saucers on stands 25c., carving knife and fork 30c.. new design in deco rated china dinner sets 118 pieces only $16.00 worth $23.00, 48 sheets of colored or white shelf paper 10c., 1 Dlacking brush with whisk broom and $ boxes of blacking 2c., real Majolica pitchers 18c., large bars of superior laundry soap 19c., silver lated tea spoons doz., table spoons 75c. 5 loz., forks 7c. 3; doz, knives 85c. 34 doz., roller skates 70c. a pair, also 100 baby carriages of the best manufactures sold at reduced prices, Our Motto ts Quick sales and small pronts. Punches, smashes and cocktails 10e., from pure liquors only, at 911 street. New V Cent Pieces. Johnson’s, 9th, near E street—High grade Oys- ters sei ved in every available style; also, Deviled Crabs, Clam Chowder, choice Fish, &c. ‘Steamed, Roast and Bolled Oysters a specialty. Families furnished. Ladies’ saloon first Noor, Mr. B. FE. Berger, 917 R street, says: “Ihave received great beneft from the use of Brown’s Iron Bitters. “1¢ Goes Right to the Spot.” ‘This expressive phrase adequately describes the effect of a glass of Hub Punch drank clear or mixed. Sold by grocers and druggists, Health ts Wealth. To have both, drink Wright & Johnson's pure | Uquors and all mixed drinks for 10c., 911 D street. Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne. Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup. Tnfallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for feverishues’, ‘Testlessnes, woriis, constipation, Standiford’s Koumiss, 9th and F n.w. A pleasant tonic and agreeable stimulant, 6 To Make a Good Salad Dressing in the ordinary way, good condiments, plenty of time and no little skill are essential.” Durkee’s Dressing supplies these requisites, Al grocers 2) “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-Ib. “Ward” prints, 80c. per 1D. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, be. per qt. ‘Cream, 15c. pint. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Sv. ELLERY, SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS, OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS, ENTS’ FURNISHINGS, 1112 F Srazer Nortawest, WasHrarox, D. C. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. $12.00 Six Extra Fine Shirts to order .. 9.00 Six Fine Shirts to order... 7.80 mh24 Tuoxrsows SHIRT FACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, Opposite Patent Office. Fine Dress Shirts to order a specialty. Six bect Shirts for $1: . Keady-made shirts at following prices: — Acme, unfinished, 75 ets. ; finished, 90 cts.” Peeriew unfinished, 65 cts: ; finished, 80 cts. "Full line of Boy: Shirts. | Fine assortment of Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery and Underw a ——S Senrye ar THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, ‘The Spring stock of fine clothing at the Misfit Store is now complete, and in variety of styles, quality of materials and good workmanship cannot be surpassed, while prices cannot be equalled any ‘where. ‘Special attention is calle@to BOYS CLOTHING. SUITS FoR Boys FROM 12°70 IT: Good Snits for #5, worth $8. Al'-wool Suits for ‘$6, worth $10. Splendid Suits for $7.£0, wort $12, Elegant Suits for $9, worth $15. Black Cloth Suits for $10.50, worth $18, Fine suits for $12, worth $26. FOR Boys FROM 4 TO 11: Good Knock-about Suita for $2, worth $3.50, Nice Suite for $9, worth $6. ss All-wool Suits for $4. worth $6.50, Spleudid Suits for $5, worth $8. legant Suite for $6, worth $10. SPRING OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. All-wool piston, Overcoata at $6, worth $10. Silk faced Spring Overeoate at £7.50, worth $12, Fine Cassimere Spring Overcoats at#10, worth $15. a est silk faced Spring Overcoats at 2, Fine Melton silk faced Spring Overcoats at $15, worth $25, SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS; Good Suits at $6.50, worth $10. Atcwoat tevin Ena anes) cesta weet gi swool Cheviot Suite (10 aay : All- woo! Cassimere Suite at $10, worth $16. = Black Diagonal Suits at $12, worth $20. Fine Black Diagonal Coat ‘and Vest, Prince Albert style, at $15, worth $25, Fine Brown Tricot Coat and Vest, Prince Albert style, at $18, worth $30. lack Tricot Suits, cuta’ fro at $15, worth $25. Fine Corkscrew Suits at $s, worth $08 = gis Pte Flannel Suits, warrantéd indigo, at $10, worth Fine Yacht cloth Suita at $15, worth $25. Black Cloth Suite, double breasted frocks, won, ‘Suits, double df at $18, ‘Gossainer Coats at . 50, .50, worth tae auger Coa #2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50, w PANTS at $2, $2.50. $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50 and $5; must seen tae tl i dd SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO ALL PUR- CHASERS OR MONEY REFUNDED, THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. N.B. The Misfit Store has no connection with any other concern in the city. mh23 RRR OO ¥ ¥ A EL Mends Glass, Crockery, RRO OY ¥ AAT Wood, China, Leather RRRO O YY AAL &c.,sdlidas rock! Hard RRO O Y AASAL — asadomant! FIRM AS BH ROO ¥ A” ALLLL GRANITE! Strongest, toughest and moet elas 66G, L U U_ EEE tic Glue on earth! A G GL U U E_ SameonianGiantamong fae ban Ut Of, aera os a G ment futely Un- @ LLLL UU EEE breakable and Ineep- arable! NoHEATING! No Preparation—Always Ready—Always LIQUID! Mendes Marble, Stone, Patches on Leather and Rubber Goods, Bric-a-brac, Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue Tips and Cloth, Card Board in Scrap Books, Leather Belting. Ornaments of every kind, Book Backs, Earthenware and With (everlasting inseperable tenacity! Fine Ca id Pian dC: inet “takers, 5 Boral e Ca riage an o8 and Cabinet 5 Sawyers, &€., supplied by gallon or barrel 20 Cts. Bottle: by mati, post-paid, 10c. extra. Mailed only by the mavufscturera, #2 solid. 1 erore tee, Lead se te J. U, O'MEARA & CO., 1347 Pa. av., Washington, D.C. Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggista, Grocers, Stationers, Hardware and general stores: 00 on= in_ the $1 ‘word ean N. B.—The names of winners be announced about April 1st. test will Lievors, HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WH's- KEYS. MARYLAND CLUB A, MONTICELLO "77, BAKER, - OLD ckow, ROYAL CABINET, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY, BEDFORD RUM, JAMAICA RUM. PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE, BOT- TLED, HOLLAND GIN WAN). E. C. KNIGHT, ‘1782 Pennsylvania avenue. Tse Laure Enxcnavina Co. 1425 New York avenue, ee se ‘Tantan's ‘New Process, a felS DRY_GOODs. Fassca Nows Vente FIGURED FRENCH SATINES... POLKA DOT SILKS AND SATINS. GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. TERRA COTTA, CRUSHED STRAWBERRY AND CADET BLUE BUITINGS. TYLER & CHEWNING, mh 918 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. Easter Ocexr iG. SEATON PERRY, (Bucceseor to Perry & Brother,) ASES THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON TO HIS ELEGANT STOCK OF CHOICE FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES, INCLUDING ALL THE LATEST PARIS E] TES WHICH AKE THE CORRECT STYLES FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1683. ly SILK DEPARTMENT IS NOW REPLETE ‘HALL THE FASHIONABLE FABRIC~, ID DING GROS DE LONDRES, MUSCOVITES, TTOMANS, SATIN KHADAMES, BROCADES. LOUISINES, SUKAHS, SUMMER SILKS, INDIA PONGEES AND GROS GRAIN SILKS, ALL BEING OF THE BEST MAKES AND AT 1HE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. JAPANESE AND CANTON CRFPFS. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK GRENA- DIN IN PLAIN, STRIPES, CHECKS AND BROCADES. ALLTHE “LATEST NOVELTIES" IN PARASOLS, HANDKERCHIEFS AND GLOVES. EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS JERSEYS. EMBROIDERED ROBES, IN PONGEES, NUN'S VEILINGS, SATINES, ZEPHYRS AND BATISTES. 52" Cuoice Goons, Prax Ficunes, aND Connect Prices, SEATON PERRY, ' Perry Building, Penneylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840. lee CS > mh E,asren Orvexisa. NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GooDs. WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUB- LIC TO THE LARGFST AND BEST STOCK OF CHOICE SPRING DRESS GOODS THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED, SELECTED BY MR. SHUSTE! THIS WEEK IN NEW X¥ORK, AND OPENED THIS Day. THE STOCK CONTAINS EVEKYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE, AND MANY STYLES ARE CONFINED TO OVR HOUSE, AND CANNOT BE PURCHASED ELSEWHERE IN THIS CITY, BONNET AND GUINET BLACK SILKS, LUPIN'S Hd MOURNING GOUDS, &e. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N. B.—The best is the cheapest. mb% ONE PRICE. Surzs t Sirxs 1 Sirxs ! IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILK. BLACK SILES, COLORED SILKS, FANCY SILKS, SUMMER SILKS. CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. Summer Silks only S73c. Colored Silke, garnet, Sree roRze. navy blue and ateel grey, Soe. Black Silk, Black Surah 41 extra wide, $1; special. Heavy Gros Grain Black Sika, price everywhere, $1, **Onr price,” T5c. Black Silks, Cashmere finish, wy Gros Grain, worth $1.50, our price, $1.2! Our finest quality, Cashmere finish, heavy Gros Ural Black Silks, reduced from §? to $1 50; special fl oon Colored 81 excellent quality Se. Our ve avy Gros Grain Colored Sill il, same guality ks we have been selling for $1 Fancy = , Linmense as- sortment, 50, 62, 75c., actual value, Colored Surah Satins, 00c.’ Colored’ and Black Satine, 7c. Nune’ Veil! all colors, pure wool, 25e. Nuns’ Vs ing. all colors. pure wool, wide, double width, 50c epecial bargain. Colored’ Cushmeres, pure wool, wide doubie width. in cream, pink, Mght ‘blue, electric blue, and strawberry, 50c. red and Black Silk Velvete at actual coat. Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool, $2. Black Silk Crape, $1. eached Table Damask, pure linen, enhetly eer oe ares ja! pr mense assortment of Hemnante of Dress ‘Satine, at less than actual cost. THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF NEW SPRING DRESS ODS—IMMENSE ASSORTMENT. CARTER'S. 711 MARKET SPACE. mb21 Dax Goons. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. SUMMER SILES, in Checks and Stripes, warranted pure, 50, 6244 and 75 cts. CHECKED SURAUS, pure Silk, 24 tnches wide, ouly All the Spring Novelties in Wool Fabrics, in Plain in‘Combination. Gicanrs FRENCH SATEENS in endless 7 at tho ZxOH. variety, very J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 MARKET SPACE. L. ANIA AVENUE. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. DRESS pe ee ee TMimiees. SHADES. PIN HEAD CHECKS. EMBROIDERED ROBER. NEW DESIGNS IN SATEEN & PLATN TO MATCH. CHOICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS. iOODS IN ALL THE NEW EFFECTS, OF SUMMER SILK! FOULARD SILKS, IN BLACK AND COLORS, INDIA SILKS, VERY DESIRABLE. SURAH SILKS IN FOURTEEN COLORS, INCLU- DING ALL NEW SHADES, AI ESPECIAL GOOD COLORED GROS GRAIN: ATS. 51-35 AND $1.50. BLACK GKOS GRAIN SILKS, RHADAM SAT- WE OF) GOOD BARGAINS. HOSIERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FRENCH, ENG- 418H AND GERMAN, OF SILK,’ THREAD AND COTTON TEXTURE. NEW SUN SHADES AND PARASOLS OF THE LATEST DESIGNS. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, $03 MARKET SPACE, PENNA. AVENUE. ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES. New Srara Day Goops. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACE, Are now prepared to show a splendid line of DESIRABLE NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. FRENCH SATINES. Choice Patterns. New Colore. 3p Ottoman and Surah Silke. Good Values. Low The etock 1s full and complete in all departments, and We solicit an inspect.on, One Price Only. MADAM BECK, 0 loug known in this Dreasmaking Rooms on the second floor, splendid word at low prices, TRUNNEL & CLARK, §1i MARKET SPACE, tty, bas and’ does a2 EB pELL Vv FINE SHIRTS Cheaper than any, other house in the world, and Gon't want you to take our-eayto, butt eal aisd. ane *‘Hannis” Shirt for 75c. Made of fine round th: Jone cloth muslin, (not trash, full of prepared sizing deceive the eye); reinforced with fine linen With linen, tinen sleeve banas and linen neck bani Paton linen, but pure liven), and. felled turned itched thro:igh with one Hi and th (not worked and then out.) Only 750. for the "-Hauuis" shirt A fuil stock of Winter Vades: shirts and Drawers at prices to. and 250. ever ‘sald in ‘Books for 12 city. All the latest vel Silk Neckwear; wold for $1. novelties in een, & Sonus $1.25, 022 MEGINNISS'. 1002 F stro+t. ____SAFE DEPOSIT CO. GECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ROBBERY, FIRE OK ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Couwer 16TH STREET AND New YORK AVE. ‘Charter Act of of = Pon Westie! bepeatt at iooer Fates. BENJAMIN P. SNYD! President. CHARLES ol GLOues, Rigas & Co., Vice President. 'reasurer. ALBERT L. sTU: sila ae 4 7 Benjamir P. Snyder, Charles. abet cL. Seartevant, Toons kyane: Joun G. Parke. SCRAP PICTURES. and PIANOS AND ORGANS. 5 = == 5 IN, 407 10th street. x. AhreKte BROS "PIANOS, "They ta, . Thomas, SSW" SBURBEY once Bat ow age Tuning and Repairing. . a Cuavycry J. FFD, fren 485 71H satbir Re WEST. For the week, commen: RCH 17th, 1883, the following Special Bargains in Mis and ORGAN! No, 1.—A 74 Octave Upright Grand Piano, make, used 8 months, cost $625, propery of army officer, and superb tetwain, $38) NO 2k brand new Up Semaigned by New York maker Bguare Haus, mee by Behsing a RR ee Gealers, Des, Fewular, offered at 7 Octave Square, by Wm. Knate & BET, No, Se Ope 7 Cotave Sauare, i inger Onan, good as ner » No. &. Stop New Bridewport Organ, No 9 One © Octave, double Keed, Maron & Hamiin Organ, $20. ¥.B.—This unprecedented list of special prices is pro sented for the purpose o ag close cash buyers: take hold at ouce, but I wish to «tate here, that no Meaning person, with e small income, has ever (when in want of an instrument, tocommence the musl+ cal education of their children) been turned away, neither will they #o long aa my doar is open, Where gash price is quoted the time price i® only etrifie h Parties having instruments to dixpose of will Mind if to their interest to consult ine, as ihe for suck, wend ©. 3. REED. PP BRT URRY DE RU UR ORY URRE ¥¥ oD BBB UU gE Aaa PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT. Fifty Instruments of all the leading makes, rent from $2 to $10 per mouth. Reuts applied ov pur chase. FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufacturer, mhiT N03 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. EICHENBACIUS PIANO WAREROOMS. PLA Of various makes for sale and rent at re duced prices. Wi. Knate & Co.'s world-re nowned Pianos. “luning and Kepairmg, 423° 11th street, above Pa. ave, pisos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, The most Perfect Piano Mada, EMERSON PIANO, The Best Mectiun-priced Piano Manufactaroa. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGAN® Pianos and Oreanssold on instalments, rented or eas shapged; rent ay jilted if purchased, “ENT MUSIC. Abeouly com HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, te firm Kelli & aa . Gv win & BRO. firva 7th ‘street northwest. The Stieff, the Kranich & Ruch and other Pianos af Jowest prices aud easiest terms. Organs, ( and other Musical Instruments. Sheet Muse, Libraries and books in reat variety. Pianos, Organs, ther Instruments tuned and repaired, 26 Managing partner of the EATTY'S ORGANS, 27 SLOPS, $125, PIA! £297 90. Factory eunmine Cate day aud night logue free. Addiess DANIEL F. BEALTE. Washing ton, N. m2 _.4§0USEFURNISHINGS. —— = =< > 3 Wacrer F nites. Waren F ILTERS, CROCKERY, CHINA, and WART. KITCHEN UTENSIL, Bost quality at lowest prices, GEO. WATTS, 314 7th atreat, 5 doors above Penna. avenna, SEWING MACHINES, &e. J)? *°F Ux 4 sewine MacHINE Unuil you have examine’ and tried the HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. Its movements are so easy that the most debcate lady can use it without labor or fatigue: makes a beautiful lock stitch alike on both sides and will sew from fine Swiss nainsook to heavy cotton orcloth and leather without alterations. We willl feud the Hartford for trial to any address without charge. Call or seud to our office for descriptive einem mS lars, &e, 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Popular and Reliable Fewing Machine and Fashion sine 628 OTH SIREEL NORTRWEST, St. Cloud Butiding. Nike FORGET McKEN NF) The old reliable Sewing lealer and not Duainess to ee worth selling. 128 Machine man. T am @ ‘axent, and have been too long in the mean’ tachines. I keep everything Aeuting and repairing. 427 9h street northwent. FAMILY SUPPLIES. iid Wine Swa: —— THE HIGHEST GRADE OF MINNESOTA SPRIN@ WHEAT PATENT PROCESS FLOUR MADE IN THE WORLD, Give it a trial. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. make @ specialty of “ld Comma As We Coftee! bas! Lg New Norrawesr iterprise. NEW Store. NEW Goos. NEW Clerks. |= NEW Customers. NEW System NEW Refrigerators. NEW Wine Cellar. immense stock of NEW first-class Groceries and 4d new to old, ‘The rest is toid” visions, At FALL & Lovr’s orth’ we m3-1m 1620 ath wit, = = 10 Cars Besr_ Svoan Cons....s1 00 iS the. SUGAI. 1 00 NE: 7 Ibe. BEST ITALIAN MACARONL 41 Ibe. WHITE (A) SUGAR. 4 Ibe. CHOICE ROAST CO} mixed) ds bbl. PATENT PROGESS FLOUR ite) GEO. A. O'HARE, Grocer, 2213 7th street northwest, bet. Mand N. Bosrox Cvcvuszns, PALACE MAREFT, FRANK J. TIBBDTS, ——. HOUSEKEEPERS! RRR EER gSiiy a) ett F Cai e Eee Bann 5 aaq, > zee Cok: aE ja: ry E g SP ne Peery coo, Soo Bee wane € rt Soon? ro) eenry & Sass a a H HH iH H KE i RS. BROTHELS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREB prescriptions and send you to some side-show Die ates te 8p surt Dre, BROTHELS aud GAY, 900 1 st ew furnish medicines, guarantee a cuieor no pay. 36