Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1883, Page 4

se : THE EVENING Officers Elected. —- | The Columbi= Fire Insurance company yeater- TCESDAY i 3. aneg. | day elected trustees for the ensuing year as fol- —— See RU SS ee tows: John A. Baker, Thos. J. Fisher, Rovert 1 ’ eS jeming, Wm. M. Galt, Chas. C. Glover, Frederic! LOCAL MENTION. B, MeGutie. Brainard H. Warner, Geo. H. B. = White aud Heury A. Witlaid, a Ae 3 | At the onnual'meeting of the College of Phar- The Weather. | macy, vemerd vy, omicers were Slected for the er. OFFICR OF THR CutRe SIGNAr. Orricer, ras follows: G. G.C, Siums, president; Waspinstos, D. C., April 3 9:9 a.m. firs? vice president; R. L. Eliot. see— For the middie Atlantic states. slightly warmer | Vaiton, secretary; John A. Milbut fair weather, we terly to southerly winds, lower | treast: ad Messta. W. S. Thompson. W. Daremeter. } Backers, Mahan, H. A. Johnston, F. D. Dow- erecran berg and Drs. W WEATHER TO- | seaman as addt- BULLETIN—WarMER, ¥ MokEOW Ather Is indteatet for t Stites on W wher ar 4 upper teke v ‘ n association last evening Warm : Hon. Wm. Lawrence, or, F. B. presidents; HH. ® south- Sand warmer w vest a SA, tanton "Weaver, assistant - Tow paces " sneer, financial secretary: T. : st , W. Talinin esq, Ireasure: = {Sanon Wolt, Caos Matthews, Chas. § StGAR, now maple syrup, and new | ald H. G. F tive cotumittee, No retailing. Spicer, Comp. | At the se 1 meeting of the Schuetzen anv, at Gules’ woods, last evening, the lowing oiti ‘ers were elected: Edward Fitzkt, | pre-itent; Carl Roesser, jr., first vie president: 0 Jolin G. Buxman, seere- nd the Tollow- s iward Fitzkt, ir, Win. Muhieisen, D. W. Glaseie, en and — Ern > - Amusements, Forn’s Oren tiovse.—Vance & Sousa’s new | opera, entitied was presented | last evening before a large audience. In many re- Sivets the performance was a satisfactory one. “The Smugzlers” wiil_ be given Ahis and to-mor- Tow event. and to-morrow anefnoon. On Thurs- day the famous Haverly Mastodon Minstrels will natlotte W133, Old whisSles, bre Tharp’ iy, ram and CouNs of comfort, ‘Lul--orns) shirts. Coc uptown. v Leaf Print” But- | ietrade. It is uniform tubs batter, Gro. M. Oyster & Co. 3. 3av Corry be Dirthday cars, et paper dolls, serap pletures, * 7 begin a brief engagement. Gown filed bangles, new French pat, st Prigg ‘Narionat‘Trcren—Mr. John ‘T. Raymond de- . =. AS ee rincastias lighted a large cutience lust evening with lis cap- cen embrOldered tes, % cts Co-hratts"s, up- ital rendition of ihe character, Major Bon Belter, San, in the new play “In Paradise.” Ite kept the audience in a continual roar of laughter froin the rise to the fall of the curtain. g ‘THEATER Comigve.—Harry Miner's Comedy Four are again delighting the Jovers of variety at the popular Comique. The performance 1s a good one, and was enjoyed last evening by a large audience. Dime Mcseum.—The Dog Circus 18 again the takes one | great attraction here this week. A nuraber of re- th painted for $3. | Markable curtosities are on exhibition, and many: | new features have been Introduced. "This is the 1 enellt at | last week of the wond-rful Historical Cigek. {ternoon, the |" RoRs SKATING HiNk.—The very successful sea- k sharp | son of the rink will close t6-morrow evening, when fancy dress assembly and complimentary bene- t will be given fo the management. The surface ¥1il be reserved until 9 o'clock for those appearing Mm tancy dress; after that hour, general skating j until 11 o'ioe Fancy Eiars ery and New small pa State Cream- tn lenge and j._ No adul- Oysrar & Co. ith Cochrane's best 102. On. Sew THe format e program off tractive of the se bargains. Cochrane's, up- , - ‘ ‘OLN HALL, —Miss Clara Hf. Cunningham will For 736 Tt: street. give some dram iti recitations here this evening, some ynal thieves have | assisted by Mr. Ralph Jefferson. made their ein Ue city. zs ee 2 Rear. Estare TRANSPeRS.—Deeds tn fee have SOc. Lace hook kid, splendid bargains, 6% to & | been recorded Hillyer to Jean Cochrane’ M.D. Lander, pt 11 W. W, Danen- ——- -- | hower et al, iraste 's,Sub lots 26 and a large double paper of f ZS. 97. F. F. Faron’ to 1. D. Mer- Wil be Sent postpatd tor one dollar a | cNant; lol 89, sq. 76; $—. J. E. Tardella to LM Saunders, lot 18," sq. 965; "$400. Mary Winder to Carrie E.'T. Knox, lot 1, block $, Pleasant Plains; CITY AND DISTRICT. $—. Vireinia Johnson to 8. Mason, lot 5, block herman to Robt. E. Boston, lot 1, Enery to L 0 a. 0 3 ands, lot 17, sub Condensed Locals. R. W. Tucker to’ Sarah E. THE StAK Will be tssued in double sheet form to- : tate of J. morrow. A. Keyser to T. M. Steep, ‘The street lamps will be Hghted this evening at A. ‘eily to R. Rothwell, ‘S. Gattl to M. ©. Gattl, ptt, Gattl etal to M. Gattl, ‘lots 1 0. J.J. Lightfoot et al, trus- year. lot 1, of the Vale 43g Ab organ. a Maxwell to Miriam Max- Merchant ta 9to nd 76 to 81 and 111 to 113; $—. interests of Clark to Frank Ivey Wood, sub lot 29, sq. Theodore J.Van Ds $361.11. e to G. c. Amslee, sub 30, ‘a amie to John W. Broom, sub 31, d of Benntnc’s helid’a me to John L. Brown,” sub 32, d Bight to take in conskleration the stat | 4 Haltiday to Jerome H. Kidder, lot Toads in that part of the county. After an ani- | $1,800. T. Beverly toE. Greer, lot 41, fon of the ne: $850. ssary Improvem them Into eff Mr. Fairly, S. and several others was appointed to call on Major Lydecker and bring the matter to hts at- tention. ‘This morning, In the Polt Fen Was put on trial on charged with posting bills on hs (Moxley’s) boards, on ure hear 5th street northwest. A Be of % was inps Mr. W. D. Hy . H. Warner to W. Z. Partetlo, sub 445; $4,000. —_ InpicTuENTS REPORTED To-Day. — The grand Jury to-day reported indictments a$ follows: John. E. Stuith, “has. Jackson fllas WOOL | Jackso1 kins In night; Charles Smith, it larceny, second offense; Francis Cronin allas Fr suk Cronin, housebreaking In night, two case Joweph Batlor’alias Chas. Johnson, petit larcen: second offense; Jordan Cleaver allas Jordan C! born, larceny; Georg! .nna Walker alias Georgia Court, Philip War- nplaint of L. Moxie: sea. es delivered his lecture on the “Treason of Infidelity” emple last | Walker allas Sarah Boston, larcenys ight. arply eritietsing C L's Views Se pss og | bday 2 wis ken Jonx Howaxrn Payne's MoscMest.—The plaster on hail, on Hill, were ch Barnes, in the Court th rhing, with holding a ball for gain last Thursday without taking out a Ilcense so to do. a mony showe: for tak cast of the bust of John Howard Payne, which Was made by the New Orleans sculptor, Alexander Doyle, arrived in New York yesterday.’ The work of cutting it In marble will begin at once by Mr. | Doyle and his associate, John M. Moffitt. The i | bust will be once and a half the Size of the aver- wid not be held Viohiting | #€ Man, and will surmount a shaft of Carrara enoe bene! ssed, aS Was 4 | marble, the entire monument being 12 feet hight ne from MeCauley’s halt. The artist offered to do the work for nothing if 2 foriner re-ldent of New Jer- | Mr. Corcoran jiaid for the material and approved ed in this the desicn. Mr. Corcoran has written urging that the work be advaneed so rapidly as to have the Dust completed by June 9th, when appropriate ceremonies will take place. ‘The President has been invited by Mr. Corcoran to be present. a TUE PRESBYTERY OF WASHINGTON CiT¥.—This body of ministers and ruling elders, representing | thé Presbyterian churches of the District of Co- lumbla and the adjotning counties of Virginia and Maryland, will hold its stated meeting this even- ing in the Metropolitan church, of which Rev. Dr. Chester is pastor. The present moderator, Rev. Dr. Sunderland, will preach the opening sermon. Besides roune business, delegates will be elected tothe general asseinbly, which ineets in May at Saratoga. ‘The presbytery of Washington city consists Of 35 ministers, 20 churches, and has un- der its care 4,117 communicants, 5,651 Sabbath school members, 3 lizentiates, and § candidates for ged by OMe ty ce care of the law. similar Henry D. Swoyze, sey, Dut who has il tree years, and du ted with the P Octavious Diffenderter, senior Wholesale Mauer firm of Charles H. Ross & Ci Baltimore, was found dead in his bed yesterday from 3 y. His wife, formerly Miss 4 Crow: eity, and two children survive him. ton we have Madame Demorest’s and How to Make It,” for me District Government Affairs. MISCFLLANKOUS MATTERS. lover Eimonds held consultations yes- tternoon with Chief of Police Dye and to police reorganization. toner West, after a consultation with Commt terday other Commi: the Gospel ministry. During the past year there Mr. Birney, of the school board, has decided to o advertice for proposals to erect the new school | PFE added £7 members. and $74,000 was ralsed a'idings. . y afternoon the Commissioners renewed sion of Mr. Henry Raff as a special po- and it agent. TRE PayNE Osseq etety has appointed a s| of Prof. F. Wi he Philharmonte So- committee, composed tddows, aS chairman, Frank Wilson W. Walton, owner of the premises on 14th | and Mr. Koechling, with the president and secre- Street Used bs the District for scheol purposes | tary, to make necessary arrangements for the mu- yesterday afternoon notified the Coramissioners to | steal part of the ceremontes on the occasiou of the ve bi: uises within thirty days, as he de- | reinterment of the remains of John Howard Payne of the property himself. tn June. Buell, market master, in his report to ——>—__ loners upon the conununteation of | THE Opp FELLows’ CELeBRaTION.—At a meeting a recommending the establishment Tadvises against it | agth. He says work- last evening of the committee or Odd Fellows having in charge the arrangements for the coming celebration of the s!xty-fourth anaiversary of the order the sub-committee, composed of Messrs. Fisher, chairman, Stansbury and Seiffert, r-ported the program adopted for the occasion, consisting of a labor n and gives ht Men of all k #0 over the previous | of niuste, recitation and prayer. The sub-cominit- ety issue of 3.65 bonds, | tee was continued ag an executive committee to Fequired by ct of Jun h, 1880. The total | carry out the program and to incur hhecessary ex Indepeedness of the Distric i000. ‘The de- | penditures, Messrs. Anderson, Wilson and Robi erease 1a the wen $1,189,250 since 187%. | SOh Were appointed a committee on finance. ch health oMce as Sars ens vice | THE St. Lvke’s Cntxen Txovses.—The old vestry of St. Luke’s parish, which clatms to have | been re-elected by the congregation Easter Mon- ‘Packson, trom second to touts | day, held a meeting at the church last evening, Tueron W. Parsors, to duty as_ peri | and elected Mr. H. Smith register ana Mi falas clerk: Will's to sanitary duty in | S Murray, jr, treasurer for the ensuing year. tnd distrie: z 5 : The registration fee was fixed at $2 "The R. M. Barr, from chief clerk’s office to bureau of vita | bishop of the diocese and the dean of the conv: le iMoer Te : | tion were expected to be present, but word was aoe Renee | ceelved from them that they were unavoidably. ‘im the pe He said strict-r | detained. It ts expected that they will meet with aiseip day in all the de. | the vestry during the present week for the pur- pose of restoring harmony in the parish. Since the tronble resulting in a contested election, the church property has been advertised for sale by . E. Middleton under a deed of trust. — THE CLAN-NA-GakL.—The ann pertin W: ernment. Each inspector etter of Instructions. port of the Inspector of butidings for the Ath Of March shows that 110 permits were sued for new buildings, and 10% for repairs. TIONS IN MARCTL. T John < has made collec- month of March as follows: On ac- al taxes for the year ending Jt fading. June 20, 1 rar enitue June 30, 188! 7 Ing June 30, 1880, $3,173.01; game is year 187 58.49; year 1877, all other y rom Police Court, ; Same, U.S. cases, water rent, $5,516.94: rich, together with other SOUTCES, aggregate $56,954.24 lor the PERMITS TO BUTE sissued by In: the annual ball of the t Odd Fellows’ hall last night was largely attended. The committees In charge were composed of Messrs. M. G. Walsh, J. Connell, Jas. Bellew, A, OrNelll, P. J. Kelly, T. Brosnahan, J.P. McAvoy, Willlam J. Walsh, T.’ J. Clark, P. Moo! J. C. Reagan, Wilitam Molloy, M._E. Quinn, 'Thos Woods, James Donnelly, William “Murphy, E. Hannan, M. Glenn, T. J. Lynch, E. Barry, D. E Canill, P. ‘Connor, W. Hi. Gardiner, J, T. Clan icednam, J. F. McGill, Robert Hoy, J. D. Kavanaugh, W. Hl. Murphy, J. Bieigh and ughiin, ee ‘THE NATIONAL TRLEPHONE COMPANY.—At the an- nual meeting of the National Capital Telephone company, held last evening ,a quarterly dividend of perm ctor Entwisle: | Gockeler erect a two. Story dwelling. sth, | UO ber cent Was declared.” ‘The capital stock was nq@and Ke streets northwest, $194 oJ ca? | Increased to ‘$600,000, $100,000 of which was sub. Sess giceee ata eee tae eee seribed for at, par By the stockholders, ‘The fol ad Rhode ‘Isl. ane * J. P, | lowing were chosen as directors for the ensuing eae tepate e A rect horthonet: gan, | Year: H. & Cummings, H. D. Cooke, HP. Frost, Cag tya at ‘tatwo story dweilinget, | He B. Lytle, W. 0. Fiske, A. P, Sawyer, W. J. Dent Wiss LN. Voss, erect fourtunae | Yer, Mr. Cummings declining a re-clection. M fu sonaieon i. HC. Buren, | A- P. Sawyer was elected president; H. P. Frost, ¥ice president; H. D. Cooke, treasurer, and Geo. W. Piper secretary. The executive Committee Was directed to put under contract and complete 8 soon a8 possible a six-wire line to Baltimore, ASSIGNMENT OF Equity Court Busixess.—The on G street, beuween Ista and 140 morning, In Judge al Court, District Attorney at, in the ease of Nathan L. Kei * : Fauity Court business hawng been put back con- ae washeld In New York | siderably by the iliness of Judge James, a division fo ball te pril Ist, the defendant | OF the cases for trial was made as follows: To Same ew his'bail. Mr Bens | Judge Cox—Ketcham agt. Georgetown College, pert th Iand John E. Cusick. ot | Best agt. Best, Fitzgerald agt. Rennedy, Lock. * vence. McDonald, iaee | Wood agt. Brown, Hardell agt’ Hardell, Davis agt, after examination, | Davis Taylor agt Clagett, Cropley agt. Johnson, ptead as rR? Beli agt. Mankiu, Offutt agt. King, Birth agt’ [as appeatance w # bond 10 $7,000 f0F | tren “Curie ait. Ullrich, York” agt. Maln, Lord" agt. O'Donoghue, "Burns agt. Coch? ran, Knight agt. Baltimore & Potomac R.R. €o.; Brooks agt. Eaton, Young agt. Walsh, Fen- | wick agt, Stewart, Dutton agt. Lewis, pare agt. { Main agt. Bonifant, Libbey ‘agt, Libbey, » | Jackson agt. Combs. To Chief Justice Curtte Lee | Patch agt. Davis; Paschal agt’ Main; Fenwick Va. Robert Taylor | agt. National Fair Association; Hawes agt. Jer- ra B. Branson, of Baltimore, Md. Dantel | Woes oe —— ees Ceteedl i ord and Eiiza Ann Boone, both of Annapoll erick, Turton agt Saunders, Mallthan ee ee eee apolls. | Waggaman, Sinith agt, Smith, Jenin agt. Gilmore, TON CATTLE MARKFT.—At the Queens | Morrison agt. Rutherford, Frederick agt. Chriss e yards, on the Metropolitan branch, | thant, Barker agt, Henry,’ Bulkley agt. Edwards B £0. KR, three miles from the city, Lewis D! | (administrator), Thatcher agt. Thateler, Davis (administrator) agt. Key, Acker agt. Acker, Hen- Son agt. Hill, Main agt. Reinmuth, Cole agt. Cole, Weiner agt.’ Utermehle, Kennedy agt. Stewart, wc per Ib. 2 cows and calves | Vail age. Vall, Reynolds agt. Reynolds. To J Ms The state of the market was | MacAruhur—Coughlin agt. Connecticut Mutual fair. Life Insurance Co., Campbell agt. Boss, Yingling al lteenses have court to Amasa S. Thom Jerry or Windeleff and J a as O. HUl and Mar wh of Alexandrt Means proprietor, yesterday 216 head of cattle were seid t butchers at per Ib. 870 sheep sold as follows: Sheep, Gave. per — agt. Yingling, Cousins agt. Strasburger, Mack: Ine Ispcsteiat foe Scnoor.--The regular | agt Richards, Neubern agt. Washington, Hark- Menth!y « ing Of the officers of thi ef hess agt. Ryon, Talburg agt Beller, Lg ‘ening at the residenee of Mr. Henry A. | Craig, Clark gt. Krause, Walter’ agt. Ward, wn: present—Mr, B. H.Warner, | Williams agt. Willams, ‘Doyle Brad Bradley ilps agte walbridge’ diley agt. y, a] Mecoy age Fowler, ‘Dutch age Dodge, Gray agt Poppet ageeshephenty Marks age Main, Woceut i agt. s Ns age, Xatlonal elt ‘and Wile Co, Wilson ag ‘ison, Ciorn Sa.s.—Walter B. Williams & Co. duction. Mrs. H.W. Blackford, Secretary; Mr. Mrs. Willard, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Tupper, Senator Mite, Prof. Doolittle, Mrs. Voorhees, Hi. M. Telier, Mr. C. M. Matthews, and Supt. Mockbridge. “Several “applications by les ‘Wishing to adopt children were acted on. A com mittee Was appointed to submit recommendations ag the next meeting a3 to the expenditure of the @engressional a lation. Resolutions cers, will sell at their salesrooms on . April gieptca than amateur orchestra, under Sth, at 10 o'clock a.m, aftne aasorement of reneh ee EW. stone for ting the fost desrabte is. pppoe teh i mt those Badder. vertisement @gerqous coi provided by His Wularc auction . | trix, bond $400, Estate of The Courts. Prosate Covurt—Judge Coz. Yesterday, estate of Chas. Gordon: inventory returned. Estate Maria Benter; D. W. Bruce ap- Polated collector, bond $2,000. ° Estate of Royal ‘arkinson; George B. Parkinson appointed ad- ministrator, bond $1,000. Will of Cecilia Cain ad- mitted to ‘probate and letters testamentary granted, bond $282 James B. Peake appointed guardian to children, bond $250. Estate of Sarah ~ Parris; commission sent to A. H. Walker, Bridgeport, Maine, to take proof of will. Estate of Wm. D.’Aiken; Wm. F, Hellen appointed ad- ministrator, bond $10,000. Charles E. Gibbs ap- pointed guardian to Elizabeth A. McGrew, boud #100. Michael Holloran appointed guardian to Mary Alice Denmmead. bond $054. Estate of James F. Bateman: Mary E. 5 inted administra- Bizubeth Deckers ins | ventory returned and sale ordered, Estate of | Helen L. Steuart; order heretofore passed as to | taxes on leasehold property revoked, and seme or- dered to be paid Ly purchaser. state of Patrick | Brown; letters of adinmistration granted to Dau’l Brown, bond $00. state of Patrick H. Cooney; | consent of next of kin to the appointment of John ‘HL Cooney as adininistrator; fled. Estate of J. Erhard Mack: James H. Marr appointed admints- trator, bond $12,000. Estate of Martha £. Pop- | kins; Thomas H- Popkins appointed adwinistra- | tor, bond $500. Equity Cover—Judge Cox. To-day, Sage agt. Sage; reference to auditor. Looney agt. Quill; do., and’rule on Looney. Ben- nett agt. Ellis; and same agt. Egang commission | to obtain answers. Balloch ‘agt. Hooper; certain | lots released. Vincent agt. Vincent; ten days time | allowed to fle cross Dill. Richards agt. Richards; appearance ordered. a Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE Evexine Stan. | ., THE Suir YarD Company.—The Alexandria Ship | Bullding company met at the office on Unton street this morning and confirmed the contract made some time ago with Mr. J. P. Agnew for the lease and transfer of the yard. Mr. Ottman, of Wash- ington, made considerable investments in the stock of this company. Its par value was $100, Dut no recent sale has been made at more than §2. MILITARY PaRape.—The Alexandria Light In- fantry appeared on dress parade this afternoon to open their fair, which begins to-night. Frour Insrection.—During the first. quarter of 1888, ending March 31, 6,880 barrels of flour were inspected here. This ‘ts a slight decrease on the inspection of the March quarter last year, when 6,718 barrels were inspected. During the same quarter of 1861, just previous to the war, 22,811 barrels were Inspected. | This was the last'report before the blockade was declared. THE MANUFACTURING ComPANY.—The new Alex- andrla M. M. & W. Company, which was ofganized last Saturday, ls now collecting the first assess- ment of 1ta stock. No special determination of the direction {n which its work will proceed has yet been made. : THE RAILROAD Satz.—The commissioners of sale of the Washington and Western railroad have been authorized by Judge Welford, under whose decree the railroad ts to be sold, to postpone the sale; but no postponement has yet been made, and if any ts made it will not be until after the Toad 1s offered for sale to-morrow. Rerorrxu’s Norgs.—There were no prisoners at the station-bouse this morning, but ten lodgers found sleeping places on the hard boards there.— ‘The schooner John Bird left for Cuba last evening with the usual load of coopers’ materials —Sinall quantities of sh only have as yet, arrived at the ish wharf here. Everything there has been made Teady to receive them.—The tannery of C. C. Smoot & Sons is to be eularged and improved. — ‘The Alexandria canal {s now open, and boats are expected in a few days. ss Chicago Is holding to-day an election for mayor and other city officers. ‘To-morrow Rhode Island will elect a governor and other state officers. AYXER'S SARSAPARILLA, THE FIRST BLOOD Medicine to prove a real succese, still holds its place | ae first in public estimation, both at home and abroad, as shown by its mucaculous cures and immenecly in- creased sales, WHEN A COLD OR OTHER CAUSE CHECKS the operation of the secretive organs, their natural healthy action should be restored by the use of Ayer’s Pille, and inflammatory materia! thereby removed from the system. Much serious sickness and suffering might be prevented by thus promptly correcting those slight derangements that, otherwise, often develop into rettled diseases, mhi9 New Senxe Dus Goons. NEW STOCK OF PARASOLS. Parasols, fancy handles, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Parasols, twilled silk, $2, $3.50, $3. Parasols, satin cover, wilk lined, with lace. Parasols, coaching styles, $1.50, $2, Chilaven’s Parasols, all colors, 25 cents. DRESS GOODS. ‘Twilled Chudda Cloth, al! colors, 25 cents. All-wool Dress Goods, 26 cents. Nuns? Veiling, all wool, all colors, 25 cents, Double Width Dress Goods, 25 cents. 42 inches wide Illuminated Fonies, 50 cents. 49 inches wide Nuns’ Velling, all colors, 50 cents. 42 inches wide all-wool Bexes, 50 centa. Combination Suitings, all wool, 45 cents. Ladies’ Cloth, ull colors, 5-4 and 6-4 wide. Black Cashmeres, all wool, 37 cents, 50 conta, Black Dress Silks, extra bargain, at $1. Summer Silks, 50'cents, 62 cent Scents, BIG BARGAINS. 11-4 Brital Connterpane at 98 centa, value $1.50. 42 inches lone all linen Towela, 16 cta., value 20 cts, Cloth for Boys? Spring Suits, 25 cts., 97 cts., 50 cts. Lous Iale Cambric, yard wide, 12 cents, New Straw Matting, white and fancy. €. M. TOWSON, mb31 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN FFF PPP MM MM A Y ¥ F ¢ MMMM AA ¥ ¥ FF PPP MMMM AA YY Fr bd MMM AAA 24 Foi: Pot? MMM aa ¥ & ©., HARDWARE, NSYLVANIA AVENUE. mio RR, OO ¥Y ¥ A T — Mends Glass, Crockery, RRO Oy ¥ ha Nona’ Gunn, Crockery RRRO O YY AAL lid ag rock! Hard R RO O ¥ AAA L dammant! FIRM AS R_R 00 A” ALLLL GRANITE! Strongest, _ tonghest and most elae- “oa. L U U_ FER tic Glue on earth! @ @E U U E_ SamsonianGiantamong G U U_ EE aillotherGlues and Ce- Gao L U_U Kk ments! Absolutely Un GGQ LLLL “UU ERE breakable and nse) arabie! NoHEATING! Ho, Preparation Always Ready Always | LIQUID! Mends Marble, Stone. Patches on Leather and Kubber Goods, Bric-a-brac, Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue Tips and Cloth, Card Board in Scrap Booke, Leather Belting. Ornamentsof every kind, Book Backs,’ Earthenware and everythin clue with evérlasting inseperable tenacity! pilauufacturers of, Gummed Labels Textile Fabricn, ine Carriage and Pianos and Cabine ers, Scrol Sawyers, &c., supplied by gallon or barrel 20 Cts. Bottle; by mail, post-paid, 10c. extra. Mailed only by the manufacturers, J. U. O'MEARA & CO., 1347 Pa. ay., Washington, D.C. Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Dro; Grocers, Stationers, Hardware aud gencralstorese N. B.—The names of winners in_the $100 word c2n- teat will be announced aban Apel ante 00 WO Sa OK WELL TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE! AND | B.4 carefully examine the merits of the Mutual re Fund Life Axsociation. It is every man’ duty to pro- Yide for his family in case of his death. Our business is rapidly increas} From the 1st tothe 15th of this month we wrote over $2,('00.600 of insurance. Our membership now exceeds 10,(00, ana our total buai- ness over 060,000. che plan adopted | by lerstood, $40, 000, this aseociation, which is new, easily und: safe, and at a great reduction in cost, commends itwelf to the intelligence and common sense of all whc examine it. and, in the words of a celebrated actuary, **will revolu- Honize jife insurance in this country.” "Office in aghington, atreet, Avents wanted. mhi7-6m I. Y. KNIGHT. Manager. Sars: Ssmrs: Surersin MADE TO ORDER. e FIT GUARANTEED. WORKMANSHIP THE BEST. As we manufacture all our Shirts in our own we are able to zyarantee them in every respect to be beat quality and make. otfully, CONS" ASDREW J. LOCKHART, With GEO, T. KEEN, mb3-1m 414 9TH ST. NORTHWEST. Exsrer Eos: EASTER EGGS! EASTER EGGS! EASTER EGGS! AFul Aseortment of New Designs at CH. RUPPERT’S, NOB. 403 405 ‘NORTHWEST. psy AND 1TH STREET 1]? MARE Boom FoR oTHER Goons, WE ARE OLOSING OUT AT LOW PRICES A lot of ofde and ends in the way of Portable and Brick Set BANGES. A few Second-hand RANGES and LATROBES to sell cheep, BDWARD CAVERLY & CO., Affairs in West Washington. ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.—Last night about mid- night Louls Paxton, son of Mr. John 8. Paxton, as he was entering his father’s house, No. 1346 #th street, encount two men coming out, and gelzed one of them, who, however, broke loose and got away from him. It 1s supposed they had just entered the house, aud hearing him were fright- ened off before getting any plunder. Tue Rive OF Conmrmation will be administered in St. John’s P. Richurch this evening at 7:30 o'clock by the Bt of Maryland. BUU.DING AssograTion.—At the ninety-niath meeting of the Tenth Building Assoctation, held at Goidard’s hall last night, $2,901 were disposed of as follows: Four:shares sold at $150, and the re- mainder was drawrcat #19) per share. THE EMANCIPAPION ORLEBRATION.—A meeting was held at the Bethesda Baptistchurch last even- ing of ltizens of ‘the 3d, 4th, Sth, 6th and 7th dis- tricts—E. 8. Shelton, chairman, and H. W. Hew- lett, secretary—at_ which R. D. Ruffin, the chair- man of the committee‘on arranzemerts, reported that everything looks favorable to insure perfect success for the emanetpation celebration. A fnan- cial committee of two from each district was ap- polnted, namely: &d district, Messrs. L. Williams and L. Herrbert; 4th district, Samuel Chase and John Lswis: 5th district, — 3 6th district, J. Carter and G. R. Seymore; 7th district, William Booker gnd Wm. Myers. ‘Mr. M. M. Ho! ad- dressed the meeting. THE TEMPERANGS CavsE.—The Dashaway Re- form Club held a large meeting last night, ad- dresses being delivered -by Messrs. Rohrer and others and some fine music rendered by the chotr. Poxt.—Entered—Schooner Charles N. Simmons, Babbitt, from Boston, light; Schooners A. T. Co- hen. Fisher, and Allee Curtis. Cleared—Schooner Nellie, Brannock, with 225 tons coal for Norfolk. Se eee Sparine 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 anywhere, Bpecial attention is called to BOYS CLOTHING. SUITS FOR BOYS FROM 12-70 17: Good Bnits for $5, worth $8. All-wool Suits for $6, worth $10. £ penne Seite for 1. 50, a eae lean! . worth $15. Biack Cloth Suite for $10.50, worth $18. Fine sults for $12, worth $20. YOR Bors FROM 4 To 11: Good Knock-about Suits for $2, worth $8. Nice Suits for $8, worth $5. All-wool Suits for $4. worth $6.50. Splendid Suits for $5, worth $8. Jegant Suits for $6," worth $10. SPRING OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. All-wool Spring Overcoats at $6, worth $10. Silk faced Spring Overcoats at $7.50, worth $12, Fine Cassimere Sprivg Overcoats at $10, worth $15. Blegant silk faced Spring Overcoste at $12, wor . Fine Melton silk faced Spring Overcoat at $15, worth $25, SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS; Good Suits at $6.50, worth $10. Better Suite at $7.00, worth $12. All-wool Cheviot Suits (10 styles) at $10, worth $15. All-wool Cassimere Suits 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 & lack Tricot Suits, cutaway frock, at $15, worth $25. Fine Corkscrew Suits at $15, worth $28. q15 ite Flannel Suite, warranted indigo, at $10, worth | Fine Yacht cloth Suits at $15, worth $25. Black Cloth Suite, double breasted frocks, at $18, worth $30. Gosgamer Costa at 2.50, $3 and $3.50, worth fully double. ws pane PANTS at $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50 and $5; muet be seen to be appreciated. 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 tie city, mh23 CITY ITEMS. Somebody Wants to Know Why Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup isn’t advertised. That man must be bulad” 7 Don’t Step on a Rolling Stone! That is what Captain Atien, of the Fire Depart. Ment of Worcester, did, and that was how he hurt his ankle so badly. ' After the doctor set the broken bone, Captain Alien used Perry Davis’ Pain Killer as a lintment. The suffering was soon over, and the Captain was well ina short time. Know- ing the accidents to which firemen are constantly subject, Captain Allen advises everybody con- nected with a Fire Department to keep a bottle of Pain Killer always on hand. $1. Lapson, 523 9th street. Mrs. A. M. Knight, 5th and I streets northwest, says: “Brown's Tron Bitters were very beneficial to my husband to Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.” Wilbor’s Cod Liver O11 and Lime. The great popularity of this safe and eMcactous Preparation 1s alone attributable to Its intrinsic Worth. In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous Humors, and all Consumptive Symptoms, tt has no superior, if equal. Let no one neglect the early symptoms of disease, when an ‘pt is at hand which will cure all complaints of the Chest, Lungs, or Throat. Manufactured only by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. Solid Silver Earrings and Bangle Rings, 50c. Lapson’s. = Coughs, Colds, Hoarveness, Sore Throat, &c., quickly relieved hy Brown’s Bronchial Trochea. A simple and effectual remedy, superior to all other articles for the same purpose. Sold only in boxes. Price % cents. = Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, Marechal Niel Rose, Alpine Violet. “Ye Olden Time.” Hub Punch ts made like the punch of “tye olden time,” and eclipses all hastily-made punches. Sold by grocers and druggista. Burnett's Cocoaine, THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS. It allays irritation, removes all tendency to dan- ruff, and invigorates the action of the capillaries in the highest degree, thus promoting a vigorous and healthy growth of hair. Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of the hair 1s such as can- Not be surpassed. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best. It is More Kconomical to buy Durkee’s Salad Dressing than {t 1s to make a dressing; besides this, tt 1s made of better ma- ferals than you can buy at the stores. Everybody 3 It Skinny Men, “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and {leer cures Dyspepsia, Iinpotence, Sexual Debill- ty. 6 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” « Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3¢-1b, “Ward” prints, 50c. per Ib. | Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, bc. per qt. Cream, 15c. pint DENTISTRY. RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN serted immediately after extracting natural teeth, wita splendid success. Modern methods and skill in all Eranches of Dentistry. Moderate fees. f_ia3-ly DR. DONNALLY, 1321 F street northwest. DEP SCOTT, DENTIST, 127 F strect northwest. Preservation of the Natural Teeth a Speci fam? RANDALL PARSONS, Derrisr, 428 7th street northwest, over Bal Store. Gold filings a specialty. night! 16's Book ‘Ga iven day oF B15 Periscopic Eyeglasses and Spectacies, | DRY_GOODE. ___ DRY Goops._ Lacus Gave anv Gossamer Srassu Laces For Oven Daresrs, | UNDERWEAR, — SEATON PERRY, . ‘eiaccuns WOODWARD & LOTHROP imataiabaasmeck beg to call attention to their superior line of Gauze and BLACK ASD AM Pon Un ri Gossamer Underwear, which they have had made to | 7 C, s » > d ther own order, in specially fine qualities, and whica | BLACK BROCADED VELVET GRENADINES, they are abie to ‘offer at exceedingly low prices. Fach | BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNA ES. quality is made with the patent Anished seam, which CREPE DE'CHINE AND CANTO! CREPES. sag bardis be distinguished in wearing fromthe regular |p opines CELEBRATED MOURNING FARRI IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT NEW YoRK oxic SUPERB STOCK OF ALL-WOOL FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES IN SPRING AND. SUMMER MER | FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION COSTUMES o> “SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS” IN THE SILK DE PARTMENT. os EXTRA GOOD BLACK GROS-GRATN SILKS at $1. PONSON'S 22-INCH WIDE FRENCH GROS-GRAIN SILKS AND SATIN RHADAMES IN ALL THE NEW COLORINGS at $1 = We offer a good Garment in high neck and lon; sleevee, hich neck and short sleeves, and lo neck an short sleeves, at 250. per garment. We offer a splendid Vest in high neck and long, hich neck aud short, low neck and no sleeve, at 37 We offer a superior Gauze Vest in high neck and lone, high neck and short, low neck and nosleeve, at 0c. each. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. * Pin 8t . full regul s, gusseted | BONNETS, TAPISSIER'S & SCHROFDER’S GROR- font nit banda oak Ce ely ae eee | OR a ee a CeROE DEES anon. cial bargain. FROM 81.60 TO§S. Ladies’ Balbrigran Hose, recalar made, extra long, VNOVELTIES” PARASOLS, LINEN Lawns Silk Clocked, only 25c. pair. Htegt AND SATINES. good one. EMBROIDERED ROBES FROM £10 TO $00. Tatar Stite aaattice! Drop Stitch Fancy Striped Hone, good styles, Ladies’ Plain Colored Hose: elegant assortment of modes and tans; have also added Black, only S0c. per RES rewular bargain. We have them every week in Ladies’ Lisle Thread and Spun Silk Hose at low prices. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, EMBROIDERED FICHUS—PARIS JERSEYS. SF" CHoick Goons, PLaix FIGURES, AND Conago? Prices. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. _ Ratablinhed 1840. mb31 mb31 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. New Srrixe Duy Goops. Baxcams: — IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, TRUNNEL & CLARK, Some , others special: a few very bar- 811 MARKET SPACR, ins.__Friges pamed are not for one Byorecoan it for EVERY DAY, aslone as the quantities, w! ‘are notsmail, remain unsold. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. All Linen Hem-stitched Cambric Handkerchiefe, 100. Ladies’ Hem-stitched and Printed Border Handker- chiefs 12¥4¢; each, s very special barcai Gent's 9s H. 8. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, splen- did asso’ it of atyles, only 2ic. each. Alo, a % Plain White H. 8. H'dk’f at 25c. each. ‘These are regular bargains with us, but will be found Are now prepared to show a splendid line of DESIRABLE NEW SPRING DRESS Goons, * FRENCH 8ATINES. Choice Patterns. New Colors, Ip Ottoman and Surah Silks. Good Valuce. Low ‘The stock 1 full and complete in all departments, and ‘We solicit an inspection, upon examination to be SP..CIAL. (One Price Only. LACE DEPARTMENT. MADAM BECK, #0 known in this city, hae We have now in stock a fine assortment of Medicis | Dressmaking Kooine on the second Moor, ana’ dows Laces in Edging and Insertings to match, to which we | splendid word at low prices, invite attention. perk, Spanien Laces, 3} inches wide, all silk, only %0c. TRUNNEL & CLARK, Cream Spanish Laces, 4inches wide, all eilk, only 25c. | jon #11 MARKE per yard. Bik. Silk Spanish Lace 6 inches wide, guipure pattern, specially suitable for trimming 46c. per yard. HAMBURG DEPARTMENT. We have marked a large lot of elegant HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES at 25c. per yard, which are very great bargain 52-ONE PRICE ONLY._@o WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. = — Breverz asp Boarse Suze. We have Just opened our line of BICYCLE AND BOATING SHIRTS, in White and Fancy Fianne’s, with han/leome laced front, which require no jacing and unlacing, finished with “coat sleeve cuff. pearl buttons, «ilk pockets, Making the bandsomest Hunting, Boatingand Bicycling Shirt ever shown in this nar! Prices: $2.00, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 and §3.26 each. WOODWARD & LOTHROP,- 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mh31 Bezeass1 On Monday we shall offer a fine line of Jersey Jackets, at $2.50 each. We regret to say we have not yet | the black in this quality. but expect them, every day, and will book orders for them and de- liver as soon as received. We shall also show a line of Light-weight Spri Jackets, in light ana dark colors, a $5508 ee | gy Newmarkets in English cloth, tailor-made; also in S. oe oe shapes aud styles, at low popular prices. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ' B. ELLERY, SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, m31 MANURACT ORES OF FI DRESS SHIRTS, , [D® *LoeBeR, DENTIST, 626 F Srazer Nonrawesr. Vitalized Air by the Hurd System, for the painlesser- traction of Teeth. aug3 R. I. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 71H sires. tires doors frcim corner E.” Dentistry in all He brynense, Teeth inserted $7 per ct. All work war- Fo Bucaxrasr: CHOCOLAT MENTER. SOLD EVERYWHERE. PARIS AND LONDON. NewYork Depot, 54 Wall atreet. Boston Depot, 134 State street, New Axp Haspsome. Just received a Large and Handsome Lineof CRETONNES, COTTON DAMASKS, JACQUARD AND STRIPED LINENS, AND ENGLISH GLAZE CHINTZ, FOR LOOSE COVERS AND CURTAINS. Special Bargains in CARPETS, to hiake room for our sTOCK OF MATTING: SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. Catrrorsta Rev ‘Woon, 1, 1x, 134 axp 2 Inches Taox, POPLAR, % inch thick and 7 feet long. WALNUT. CHYRRY, MAHOGANY, ASH, WHITE OAK and HICKORY PLANK. ‘Together with a cenéral assortment of all kinds of BUILDING LUMBER. For sale at moderate prices by Ja9-t&f4m_ mhs JOS. & J. E. LIBBEY, OFFICE, 3018 WATER STREET, mh27-I1m Georgetown, D. C. = . BBR A MM MM Bh URN AMET 55555 Bois fh UU BANE 2555 BBB AA UU MMM Sgg38 THIS WEEK WE WILL OPEN BARGAINS IN ALL THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS, GENTS’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ENGLISH HALF-HOS WORTH 50 CENTS, AT 25 CENTS ONLY. WHITE SILK CHINESE HAND- KERCHIER, WORTH $1, AT $3 CENTS ONLY. BALERIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS AT 50 CENTS, CORSET DEPARTMENT. THE CELEBRATED ©. P. CORSET IN ALT THE FANCY COLORS ONLY $2.38, ONE LOT OF ZES AT 38 CENTS, WORTH $1. TRY MAKE CORSETS. WHITE GOODS AND TABLE LINEN. ALL THE POPULAR BRANDS OF MUSLINS AT PRIME. COsT. THE Bi BARGAINS IN TOWELS FROM 10 10 25 CENTS. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. HAVING IMPORTED LARGELY MY OWN STYLES, I AM ENABLED TO OFFER GREAT BAR- GAINS. GIMPS WORTH 75 CENTS TO A DOL- LAR A YARD AT ONLY 50 CENTS. HAND- SOME PLAIN AEPLIQUE GIMP WORTH @ A YARD AT ONLY $1, EMBROIDERIES AND LACE DEPARTMENT. ANOTHER LOT OF RARE AND CHOICE PaT- CHON LACE AT 5 CENTS A YARDS -? ~ NOTION DEPARTMENT. MACRAME CORD IN ALL SHADES, BOYS’ CLOTHING. A FULL STOCK JUST RECEIVED. SATLORS' + SUITS FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 12 YEARS AT 25. BOYS! KILTS THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY. LOW PRICES FOR GOOD Goops. ig BB A MM MM ™ QS88_ 3 BBB A A UU MMM Sggs8 5 mhu 416 7@u STREET. Starroyery Deranrrvent or A. BRENTANO & COMPANY, FASHIONABLE ENGRAVERS. Wedding Invitations, Reception and Vieiting Cards, Arms, Crests and Monograms ELEGANTLY i ENGRAVED, Cards Printed from Plates, Paper ind Envelopes Iilu- minated and Stamped in Bronzes and Plain Colors, rant FiOREARD, DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 211 43 street, three doors novth of Pennsylvania east Bide. Nitrous Oxide, “without pain wil be gl for thudeor itrous Oxide, without pain, rst tooth and. 50 tents each Fidditional tooth at ‘the same Aitting. Extractions without gaa, 50 cente each tooth. ‘Amnaugumn Filings: trot; $f to¥e PAu See Geechee malgam Fillings, fron. $1 to $5." AU work warran first-class, Have administered Nitrous Oxide to over 30,000 patienta, (Patients coming by car will be furnished free ti teand from the office.) EDUCATIONAL. J.% EL, ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO » and VOCAL, MUSIC. _ Particular atteution to be- Reiners, as well as those wishing to be qualified for Pertormérs. Terms moderate. 734 12th stn. w,a3-eolm- A MECCA IN MUSIC —BY REQUEST OF NU. AA, merous pnpiiay I will remain thia summer and instruct, at reduced rates, in Piano Lessona_ snd Sing- ing by ty remarkably short method. Parties for Par- lor Conesrts, Operas, aud Orstorios will find their Meeca in this System, which is the shortest and beet, saving years of practice, and training voices quickly, to the very highest culture, at my inusical institute, 1116 M street northwest. PROP. DE WOLOWSKI. -a37 AVID 8. L. JOHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR- Taster, 1117 10th street northwest. Private les- sons $1 per hour. Public Voice classes fifty cetts per month. mb26-1m* 1323 S.SIREED NORTAWEST — FRENCH Lessons. New term in April. MULE. V. PRUDBOMME'S pupils learn to speak in a short time: mech pains taken with the pronunciation. Classes of all grades for Adulta and Children. Private morning Classes for Ladies. Classes for Ladies end Gentlemen, 6:45. muh24-1m MiSs, 22 LEAMITT, OF BOSTON. ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony, Address 945 K street northwest. mhi3 . OF THE SORBONNE UNI. ._ Day and Evening Private Classes in pecialty.) Spanish, Italian, German, Latin. emuatics and Natural Sciences, 921'G st. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOLN Hall Building, corner 9th and D streets. Day and Evening Sessions. Complete in its arrangements for training sons and daughters, and men and women for eelf--upport and life." Students received every month in the year. Scholarship for year, from date of entrance, day or evening, $50. Special terma by month or quarter, or for year by instalments. Circulars mailed cnappicatony “WeyRy ¢, SPENCER, Principal. . SPE pal. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. fl FAST RCGLION IN SHORT-HAND TUESDAYS and Fridays, from 8 to 9 p. m.. at Spencerian Bual- ness College, $th and D by Prof. D. A. BROWN. Pupils recei ime. jab-3m_ MES,,2,4;, CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN “announcing that she is prepared to reotive a lim- ited number of pupils in thorough Envlish branches. English Grammar, Elocution and Mathematice @pecial- ties, ‘Terms moderate. Special hours and terms for adults, 603 F st-n.w. Metropolitan cars pass the door. a W. FLYNN, A.M. PRIVATE TUTOR, e &. W. Gor. 8th and K streets northwest. Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French. German, Englisi, Preparation for College. West Point, Annapolis, and competitive examinations. Terms in aavance, FEXESING CLASSES. $5 A MONTH. | AKITH. metic, Bookkeeping, English Grammar, Spencerian Penmanship, U.S. History, Geography, Spelling. - jal ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC_AT TIMMS’ New Halls, cor. 7th and Dn. w, En- france 707 D et. Fourteenth’ year. Piano, Organ, Voice, inj ‘Violin, &e. . Pres B. Bi nl8-5m" Twelve advantages, ULLARD, Director. SEWING MACHINES, &c. ESTIMONIAL TO THE QUEEN, No. 280.—AN- OTHER MECHANICAL EXPER’ faghington, ., March 7, 1883,—Mr. C. Auerbach, Agent Quen, Sewing Machine, cor.7th and H sta., Washington, D.0.: Dear Sir: Mr. Leitch being ‘about to buy a Sewing Machine, he had three or four different kinds sent to his house, (Wheeler & Wilson, Singer, Queen, Domes- tic, ana ‘he, having confidence in my judgment asa mechanical inan, sent for me to give ion which ‘Fas the best machine for him to invest in. “After «thor. Qugh examination, I un: ve it as mY can dif opinion that the Queen was the best, simplest; most durable and lightest running Sewing Machine that had ever come under my notice; built on best m echanical ciples and of jaterial. 1 it add that when Peation a¢ Suc house t was Glectdedly is tavor of snot: sake Respectf DAVID MCKENZIE, Foreman Golutab a Brass and iron Works.” mnao DS NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE Intil you have examined and tried the HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. Its movements are so easy that the most delicate lady can: use it without labor or fatigue: makes @ beautiful lock stitch alike on both sides and will sew from fine Swiss nainsook to heavy cotton orcloth and leather without alterations. We will send the Hartford for trial to any address without charge. Call or send to our office for descriptive cireu- ws 5° OPPENHEIMER & BRE. Popular and Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Boon ET RTHWEST, 628 §rm BTREET "RORT Roe. mbit EVER FORGE’ ‘ENNEY, ea at ve business to. wall tiga tnachtaee I keep everything Wegg telling, Henting and 15p1oi street northwest. A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF MENU HH. > BARE ° AND DINNER CARDS, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 0-8m_ Conwxr lirx Srazer. PRuvussiness PURE CIDER VINEGAR. THE CELEBRATED GREEN BRAND. at ‘ ARTHUE NATTANS, Pharmacist IMPORTER AND TAILOR, ‘1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. SPRING GOODS. TeemP ete ne Vecuues of sprroved siylen Cat, ‘and trimmed in the unsurpsssed manner of the Eaibg faahion Bouse of Washington Rn. LUTZ & BRO., : 407 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Adjoining the National Hotel. ‘Bole Agents for Hill's Celebrated Concord Harness. TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety, at Lowest Sus MANTELS, ‘Row is the time to secure Bargains et she 1425 Kew York avenus, | mbig Aspenat, Qdand D, and tthand Wetw.n.w. * Manufactory, 498 to 497 Ost, bear 6th u.w. mh27-Im? YS' FURNISHINGS, oog, U UT NN NNN NIT PPP ™ oesgq | 1112 F Starer Nonrnwrst, Wasmrxorox, D. 0. G OU UURNN NEN H pee” Sess. | si of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. $12.00 x 7 ris 2. Goo U UMN NNN NN I § | six Extra Pine Shirte to order 800 GGG “UU IN NNN NN I P sy Spss! Six Fine Shir tu onder. 1 Te ‘Have opened and are in full blast at SHIRT FACTORY axp MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, Opposite Patent Office, Fine Dress Shirts to onder a specialty. Six best Shirts for $13.50. Ready-tande Shirt at fullowine prises Acme, unfinished, 7 ctx. finined. cise Epfiniahed, 65 ce’; tisha 40 ct." Full ine of 5 ‘assortment of Soars, Gloves, Homery and Underwear, 2d sis 42a NOS. 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, With a fall and complete STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of SILKS, in every variety; DRESS GOOPS, complete; LACES, GLOVES and HOSIERY, endless; et LINEN DEPARTMENT, fall; Envy Rernicrnators ‘HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, alarge stock; BAVEA REPUTATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS" GENTS! FURNISHINGS, STANDING, AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERY WHERE THE ~ BEST FOR FAMILY USE. Bee our testimouiais. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS, SHAWLA, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, &c., All bought for SHARP CASH. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Sole Agent for the District, ALso, WALNUT AND ABH DINING REFRI mh3o dod Fxatons, "OOM = WE ARE HERE TO STAY, and we offer our goods | J). axrortrs Foun ——— a We have just received a car load of the paN. fe acar wena AN. FAIR PRICES, PORTIS FLUID direct from Clevelan: and are now tofurnish it in any quantity. We: exhibit the which means that we will not be gs of VAI = a ee owe. in this city. : our UNDERSOLD, stock, and if you will give tie’ Dauforti's Flurd a trial you will be convinced of its superiority to Gasoline, A. ree line of COOKING STOVES, RANGES PORTA- BLE and BRICK SETT; LATROBES, SLATE MAN- TELS and FURNACES constantly on hand. W. 8, JENKS & 00., 717 7th strest nortnwest. We have ONE PRICE, which gives every one FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS. = 5 Water Freres. Waren Firrens, cnocmsar, cull’ 2 Si teemans S i KITCHEN UTENSILS, Best juality at lowest prices. we GEO. WATTS, 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avon. ‘When prices BREAK, “‘we will be there.” ALL ALIKE WILL HAVE THE BENEFIT, m31 W. M. Suvsren & Soxs ABE NOW DISPLAYING THEIR &PRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES FOR 1883, WHICH IN- CLUDES ALL THE DESIRABLE MATERIALS IN THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORS. COMBINATION SUITS, CHECKS, STRIPES AND PLAIDS AND A VERX LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE WOOL SUITINGS IN THE NEWEST SHADES. SILES IN CHOICE TEXTURES SUITABLE FOR THE COMING SEASON. OUR STOCK OF SILKS HAS NEVER BEEN SO LARGE AND VARIED AS NOW. BLACK SILK GRENADINES IN EVERY GRADE, MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, FINANCIAL. i ¢, Ina © Gy BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wasurncrox, D. 0., Do a General Ranking, Brokerage and Insurance Busi+ ness. HARRY C. TOWERS is a member of the Stock Exchange. mbi7-3m ERHAPS THE SIMPLEST, THE 1LEASS aq plicated plan of insurance ever ers and mothers ot samution and pa that for ‘once can be understood, is that Reserve, Office 1509 H atreet. Fund Life Association." Office At . ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. The bet i the cheavet most Toe tet ‘OOD: New Seprso Goons. co. private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND, | H. H. DODGE, yard. The former ‘50 cts. per yard. the choice. ldren’s Hosiery at half J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., mb31 811 MARKET SPACE. Ss. L. Hewpsroxe, ‘803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. GOODS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. Social NOVELTIES 1N BUITINGS, EMDROIDERED NOB NEW DESIGNS IN SATEEN & PLAIN TO MATCH. CHOICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS. ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE PRETTY SCOTCH iS. WHITE GOODS IN ALL THE NEW EFFECTS. NEWLINE Or SUMMER SILEs. FOULARD SLES, IN BLACK AND COLORS. SURAH SILES TN FOURTEEN COLORR, INCLU. DING ALL NEW BHADES, aT ESPECIAL GOOD COLORED Lye nee AT: $I Eh AND ‘Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought ama’ Bold on Commission, No. £39 167n STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,)' Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Broapwar. New Yous. 50, ACK GROS GRAIN SILK! |ADAMES, SAT- OTTOMAN & SURAHS, A COMPLETE LINE. Tb OF ‘4A WELL STOCKED LINEN DEPARTMENT WE OFFER GOOD BARGAINS. HOSIERY IN ENDLESS V. '. FRENCH, ENG- 2ISH AND GERMAN, ‘OF BILE TRuEaD AND naer soak PENNA SPA ONE PRICE. 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