Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1883, Page 5

“¢ SS THE EVENING STAR. Statue of Joveph Henry. PREPARATIONS FOR THE UNVEILING ON THE 10TH - INSTANT, ‘The preparations for the unveiling of the statue of Prof. Joseph Henry are about completed. AS this ts the first civic sffair of the kind in this city, where statues are so numerous, the arrangements are much simpler than on similar occasious heretofore. No invitations have been tssued, ex- ceptin a general way. The platform that will be erected on the south stde will be reserved only for the most distinguished visitors, as owing to the proximity of the trees as well as the sinall appro- priation made by Congress, it was found impossible to erect a large platform. ‘The following are Invited to be present and will meet tn the National Museum at 3:30 p. m., and proceed in a body to the platform: The President of the United States; the Chief Justice of the United Stat+s, chencellor of the tustitution; the orator of the day, President Porter, of Yale col- the chaplain of the day, Rey. Dr. A. A. Hodge: the famtly of Pot. Henry; the estabitsh- ment of the Smithsonian Institution, viz: The Nice President, Secretary of State, Sécretary of the Treasury, Secretary’ of War, Secretary of the Navy, Secretary of the Interior, Postmaster Gen- ‘al, Attorney General, Cominissioner of Patents; the regent and secretary of the Smithsonian In- | Stitutlon and ex-regenis; the Joint committee of the Senate ant House of Representatives, ap- ent Congress; the diplomatic ¢ Justices of the Supreme Court United States; judges of United States courts; elaims commissions; Judges of the Su- preme Court of the Disiriet of Columbia; Senators and Members of the House ot Represen- ; Commisstoners of the District of Colum- the general and officers of the army; the ad- 1 and officers ofthe navy; ex-members of the and ex-ininisters of the United States; al Academy of Sctences; founders of the trust fund for science; the Commissioner of Agriculture; the assistant secretaries of depart- ments; solicitor general and assistant attorneys general; the United States marshal and officers of courts; the light house bo.rl; the heads of us; the superintendent of the coast survey; ‘uperintendent of the naval observatory; the yerintendent of the Nautical almanne; the direc- the ibrarian or Con- 7 issioner of” public buildings; the ‘tect of the Capltol; the superintendent of the government printing office; the superintendent of the botanteal gardens; the visitors of the govern- = = Ment hospital for the insane; offtc ‘a slippers for $1 at Sinshet- | and Hon-e of Representatives; trustees of the coran Gallery of Art; the WaShinzton Monument sock ty; oMcers and employes of the Si nian Institution, Dureau of ethnology, National Musenm and U.S. flsh commission; aiumnl of tha College of members of scientific The Weather. OFFICE OF THR CHIRP SIGNAT. OFFICER, Wasmxtox, Dy C., April 13, 1883, 9:30 a. m. middle Atlantic States light local partly cloudy weather, northeast to st winds, slight Tise in temperature, and lower barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN. weather, 13 indicated for iso Atlantic coast’ and the lower fon on Satuntoy, with light rains in New the northern portion of the middie ind tn the lake rexion. Raln will i today In the fpper Like region, upper Mise s, followed on Satur- Warmer, pa é i. ba fig dod. Stone cuina cup 2. plates, 7°; large umbrellas, nz 1 water pins, 2 b Se. and Unicorn Shirts, 36 Doz. Lexuntes—Ovete SPRCTAf Sate Ts street and 1 pay Banoatws.—Hahn & € nsylvanla avenue. oe; B LOS, Hie: band gout, butt Aue low sues, 00 Lines Bosom Sirs, at fe, at Auerbach’s, Tih ans i 10 pr. Corsets, odd | 10 B06, AL Dyess, Fro Dawwaws’s averioy, Sizes, reduced t ent, 806 7th st. +, “Ciry Eco! —Uutcoru Shirts. Cochrane's, Up- town. Vary Haxnsowe op Marr's, SS @ in street. Ware , RW. Henderson & Co,, 1113 F st Ftssert’s Ick Cream and Churlotte Russ, PER 57th street, As side to ‘m will be erected on the noreh the members of the Philhar- sche pi dag cant do without Haha | mont: Society and the marine bana—some 200 10 Sst Si thinner sels number. ‘The exercises will begin at 4 o'clock and last about has been asked t at 2 "lock weath hour anda half. ‘The President allow the departments to close hat day—the 19th of April. Ifthe orable the exercises Will be held In the ha National Museum. will not be 1 on the pedestal until the day set for the exercises. Dot-H worth 6. © and fe but ne nead. Prive 30e. f J in an unoceupted street northwest, by some eith by tue latter without | house, No. zens.“ Itw turning Foster Lace Hoe Extra Loug Mosque IMPORTANT RESULTS EXPECTED FROM THE MEETING LAST RVENING. A meeting of insurance agents was held last night at the office of Mr. A.& Pratt, and pre- liminary steps taken looking to the formation of ap assoclation for mutual Deneft, A temporary organization was formed by the election of Mr. T. M. Hanson as chairman, and Mr. F. W. Pratt sec- One of the chief objects of the assdcta~ Uon 1s to equalize the rates of underwriting, as the lack of aystem that has been prevailing here has worked to the disadva ntage of all the com- Pantes. At the meeting — last evening Iintmum rates were adopted for first-class haz— ards, which will be submitted for approval of a Mmretipg Next week. This schedule, it is stated, makes no advance on the ruling rates of the past year. Another object In view in forming this Assoclation ts the establishment of a salvage corps Uke the one maintained in New York, composed of men trained to the work of saving goods at fires, and furnished with ladders, rubber blankets and other equipments. The successtul_ formation Of a protective association among the fire under- writers in Bultimore recently has given an impe- tus to the movement tn this city.” That assoct ‘3, Warranted, § , Agent, 806 7th st. pw bargains, ws, Cochrane's. t Auerbach’s, Fixe Kip button shoes, very sty only $2, at Stasi a For Brest Panrasots Extra Bane qivs | yy and Siturusy. M sires of boots and shoes Sinsielmer's, 808 7tb and t 3 New Parasot town. Best black cashmeres,crapes and silks,734 7th st. Misses’ button shoes, $1 at S.nshetmer’s, 808 7th street. STRAWBERRY Shorte: Jarvis’, 426 9th street. 50 Doz. €mpeEs’s soll colors, silk clocked, Tegulirtuade Hose, 2c. New flue embroidered | tlon includes 9 per cent of the companies repre- eoLlars, from Be. up. sented in Baltimore. One of the agents of this A. Dawotans, Agent, 806 7th st, | city stated to a Star reporter to-day that It wa expected all the principal companies, both local d forelgn, would be represented in the assocla- on. Mew’s extra quali spring underwear, 302., at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. ———— A PLeASANT BirTHDAY SuRPHIsF.—There was a leasant gathering at the residence of Mr. L. D. Oo. 1102 Maryland avenue southwest, . It being Mr. Harman’s seventy-third ¥. and also the birthday of his wife, some of their many friends dectded to treat them to a surprise, and accordingly about two hunared per- sons gathered at the house and presented the ven- erable couple a set of chinaware, consisting of 138 pleces, and a hendsome rocking chair, The pre- sentation speech was made by Rey. Richard Nor- Tis, pastor of Ryland Chapel ME. Church,of which ehureb Mr. ond Mrs. Harman are prominent mem- Wers. ond Mr. Harman made a humorous and ap- preciative reply. ——____ Tue W. FL. L Conrs Park.—ata meeting of ladies h Mouse vesterday a'ternoon the rollor Ing lidies were p Of GUT. Hien Meeting Collars, town. mplon and Oswego Deep Rock on Standiford’s, ¢ er 9th apd BL 9. HEnzoa, of the New York trank store, offers he dest bargains in the city in trunks and Vallses, M3 Pevnsyivania northwest © double paner of firty- | HL pOstpald OF cue wollar a city AND_ DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Forp’s Orrxs Hovse.—Miss Minnie Palmer in “My Sweetleart, eas tehelt in “Jane | bt tables, stand chell, Mrs Nattoxat THEA M Mitchet tn Jane | Gotyepiesptand Hayek, Mrs Hutte Mie, £ . Ale ‘ JW. Drew. Mra. @. W. Howard, ¥ THEATER Cowie. agy’3 Claim” and Ye Duneanson, Mra TO. Hits, Vari Russell, Mrs. Pay! Mrs. Dr. New- Dive Mesecw.—Dog etreus and other attrac- Grath, Mrs. Eshilemin, Mrs. Galloway, th om, Mrs Hale, Mrs. "Harrison, Mrs: Witrarp arr, NCOLN Hatt — -H uth ¥ al Be Dr. Hale. and Glee “0. A. Shohan, Mrs. 8, us, Mrs. Beatty, Miss iss Rheem, Mr: h, Miss Cowte, Mrs. J. W. Clarvoe, Mrs. E.G. Wheeler, Mrs. Dr. A. E. John G.R. Koontz, Mrs.’ Hickling, Mrs. Soot wood, Mrs. Bou Mnot, Mrs. Ricketts, Mrs’ M. Goddard, Miss Newmeyer, Mrs. Newmeyer, Sehneide Miss Rice, Mrs. J.S. Miller, MiSs Ella Medulgan, Street l Mrs. Atkinson, Miss Gold:porough, Mrs. George Suzuishea Brettharth, Mr3. Denison, Miss Thomas, Mrs Eb. The WerkLy Sraf, a lorge double paper of fity- six columns, will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a. ‘Try tt. Hay and Mrs. A. M. Jones. Capt. Joha S. Irwin, Lieut. Paul M. Johnstone and a committee of the Corcoran Cadet corps, of this city, presented to the Washington Light Infantry last evening a handsome silver pitcher for the approaching fair, At the battalion drill of the infantry last evenin, the following honorary members were elect John L. Vogt, W. F. Holtzman, Robert Leitch, jr. Henry Zimmerman and E. Brand. gee ‘Tne MARYLAND PRESBYTERY.—At the mecting of the Maryland Presbytery at Rockville, Md., yes- terday considerable routine work was disposed of. W. H. Cole, secretary of the American Bible So- clety, addressed the body. A call presented by Hermony church for the pastoral services of Rev, P. P. Flournoy was accepted by Mr. Flournoy, and Revs. Lefevre, Nicols and McMurran were ap- pointed a conimittee to install him. Commis. Stoners to the general assembly, which meets at | Lexington, Ky., on the third Thursday in May, ern | were appointed as follows: Rev. Dr. J. J. Bullock, Maryla 1, It Was resolved to wind up the | principal, with Rey. James Nicols a3 attendant, wet ee Eel a uioh #8 Possible, and to) and J. J. Patterson, ruling elder, with Isaac Young Public auction. as attendant. es ons Uuls evening at the Congrega- Ises Ewan, Maddox. Ronercs, | BUtLDIN@ AssoctaTioNs.—The Orlental Bullding ohnson, Mrs. MIS | Association last evening elected oficers for the 4 flue program. Single | ensuing year, as follows: President, John Walter, sr.; vice president, John Banf; secretary, Lenhard Eckert; treasurer, Conrad Schaefer; ngton Sehuctzn Veretn yesterday afternoon elecied the following board of directors: John LV mon Wolf, George J. Christian Ruppert, John ‘Hockemey Berens, Chris Xander and George C. Herr Most, the ¢ arrive her: an soctalist, 1s expected to hext Week, and to address a meeting A colored lefton the doorstep of” s last night by som charge of by th Walter BL W pont One Month old, was . Ann's Infant asyium unknown person twas taken held in New ¥1 day, by the bond and stock mal Chui 1, Barns, nol’ a session of the Ctr- | ‘directors, eutt Cou ® to o'clock, dur- | August rsdorff, Louis Derr, Fred. Helder, Con- ing whi 1 Crimatual Court, Judge | rad Schwab, Jolin Voegeler, ‘Louls Behrens, H. B ga 1 homicide case, | Ewald, Fred! Stinzing and John Ockershausen. will hate Metropolis Buliding Assocation, No. 7, was Tequest of @ putber of persons especially | organized last evenine, with the following officers: ‘d. the hour of tise eria medica i ures President, W. Witthalf; vice president, George UMuscuin has been changed froin €| Voneift; Reeretury, Henry Kottuann; treasurer, John Bant; ‘directors, Augustus Guw, Conrad Schacter, W. Zanner, H. Tripp, John E’ Hirt, H. Ewald abd I. Schinfdtmann, ee ‘The Courts. Equity Count Yesrerpar. Before Chief Justice Cartter—Main agt. Retn- Muth; on hearing. Before Judge Macarthur—Jane Chase Aula et al. agt. Laura S, H. Cook et al.; pro confesso as to 4:30 p ances G. Willtan e York here, w Jan fast ev A yet the de Ss Weseott, arrested tn se of grand lareeny Was’ committed to Ss, al ' harged, and also Policeman Mrs. Noonan F, and both cases’ went over arched up to thé | defendants, Kate Chase Sprague and Nelite Chase tis morning tO | Hoyt. Eustrich agt. Eustrich: appearance of de solier ond @ | fendant ordered. Mackall agt. Richards; bill dis. The Mnding of | of $5, And he re- ther ori inissed and wppeal noted, Before Judge Cor—Jackson agt. Combs; de- murrer overruled, with leave to plead or answer within ten days. ’ Holmes agt, Holmes; testimony ordered to be taken before Examiner’ Charles F, Rowe. Hollie agt, Rawlings; partition ordered Of No, 707 | lee Court this of bis own worth of goods from ; atned at the F Hen Jackson, gotten $3 ‘The statue | do.siiced, 30 ‘The Late Sargeon Ge Dr. Noble Young. ACTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF COLUMBIA HOSPITAL. At & spectal meeting of the board of directors of Columbia Hospital, held last evening, the follow- ing resolutions were unanimously adopted: Resolved, By the doard of directors of the Colum- bia Hospital for Women and Lying-in Asylum, {hat We place upon our records our expression of the great logs this institution has met in the death of Surgeon General Joseph K. Barnes. He was in Teallty {ts founder, having organized its first work and provided for its growth, amid the heavy official duties which came upon hith during the war; and at the time of his death he was the only one remaining of the original incorporators. Through the whole existence of the hospital his zealous interest and wise counsels have been a strength to it. To this, our grateful recognition of what we owe him, an of what we lose in him, as a director of this hoap!- tal, we add the record of our very high esteem for him personally, as a dear friend, and as one who loved and labored for the good of others. Resolved, That_a copy of the record, duly at- tested, be sent, with assurance of our deep sym- pathy, to his family. Resolved, That the board has but this moment heard with deep regret of the decease of another of its valuable members, Dr. Noble Young. Dr. Young was a sterling friend to the tnsticution, and by his wise counsel and zeal did much to pro- mote its eMctency. Resolved, That a copy of this resolution, duly. attested, be sent to his family, with assurance of our warmest sympathy. A true copy—Test: WILLIAM PARET, President Board of Directors. Cuas. H. Craaty, Secretary. —— ee Not the Handsome Thing. ‘To the Editor of the Evestna Star: Explain, if you can, what the object of the han- som cab 1s? It 1s generally understood that they |. Tun in opposition to the hackney coaches, Itis a well-known fact that one can take a hansom and go to any part of the city for twenty-five canta; that you can employ them at seventy-five cents per hour. Now, If such 1s the case, why should they tack on an extra price to take one home from the theater? The writer of this article wanted a hansom last night to take himself and wife home from Ford’s Theater. He was charged seventy cents, thougn the distance was only to 10th and O streets. He declined to pay that sum, because he thought it was evidently a desire to take advan- tage Of the occasion. He alterwaris rode home in a hackney coach for fifty cents. He saw at least six hansoms and as many herdic cabs go away from the theater without passengers, presumably because they demanded more than’ their estab- Ushed rates, ‘These new vehicles are becoming Very popular here, and wili b: well patronized if they will only adhére to their advertised rates. ee ee Washington Markets—fetail Prices. Meats.—Beef, sirloin, : do porter- house, 2as5e.; Hb roast, 12a! » 1sawe, Corned Beet, ¥a15e.: Dried Beet, chipped, 2539e. 2G; Tongues, smoked, 75; Lamb. 2a Veal, 124ga25e. ; Mutton, 1a20e. ; Pork.1418e. on ‘Hams, sugar cured; Crone Shoulders, 123gal5c., Breasts, ard, 15. FRUITS.—Oranges, 15A50e. per doz; Lemons, 20a 80c. per doz. ; Bananas, 20450e. per doz. ; Cocoanuts, 0ai2e; Apples, 50a75¢. per pk; Cranberries, 2c. per aus Strawberries, 40c. per qt.; Rhubard, 15c. er Dh Pose: — Shad, 50c.0$1.00 per pair; (Potomac), 1520e. per bh.; Perch, bunch; Rock, large, 18a20e. per 1b., 3c. per bunch Halibut, 2a25e. per 1b.; Codfish, 10 per 1b. Haddock, 10c. per Ib.; 'C tiish, 1aize. per Ib. ‘Sea Bassa, 12a15¢, tib.; Black Fish, 12015 Ib.; Weak Fish, 15c. per ib.; Smelt, '123 per White Fish, 10220 per Ib.; Salmon rout, 15a20; Lobster, 12al5e. per Ib.; T rrapin, sliders, $12a$18 Fe oo: do., diamond-back, $30a$35 per doz.; ‘tle, 2c.agl eacn. Better. — Philadelphia Print, 45¢. per Ib. Western Creamery, 40¢ New York, 35¢.; aoe 2800.5 Cheese, 12a20c. Eggs, 18120c. per jo. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, (Irish,) 30240c. per peck; Herring 40a50c. per do. do, (new), 80c.a$i" per pk; do. (sweet), dacor.” Gor. oF cantiages 10smoe oe? head; Spinach, 80:. per ile, 25°. per pk; Beet (new), $1 per pk.; Lettuce, aide. per head; Onions,” 40.b0e per pk.; do., (Berniuda), $1 per’ pk.; Carrots, Babe. per bunch; Beans, (Lima,) 12ai5e. per qt.; lo, (String) Oyster Plant, 825c. Dh.; “Turnips, pi per pk.; Cauliflower, 10120¢. each; Squash, Saldc, “each; Radish, ’ a3e. per" buneh Celery, Sa8¢.; Cucumbers, 20u25e. each Tomatoes, 30..40 per vox; Mushroom, $1.25 per Ib. Mint, 10c. per bunch; Red Cabbage, 15.:25c. each Water Cress, 10c. per bunch; Aspatagus, 252800. per bune PouLtRy.—Turkeys, 23228. perlh.; Chickens $1.250$1.75 per pair; Capons, 85¢. per'Ib.; Ducks, $101.75 per pair; Geese, 1: per Ib. 4 Gasme—Snipe, — $8485 doz. Plover, $39$3.50 per voz; Squab, $3.504$4 per doz.; Buffalo 20ud5e. per Ib, ees Political Notes. The Georgia democrats yestemfay nominated Henry D. MeDaintel of Walton County for gover- hor. “The republicans have decided not to puta candidate tn the feild. The Counecticut legtstature has rejected the prohitition amendinent to the eon The Supreme Court of ¢ nue law passed by the late legis Mayor elect: Stephen i on his duties yesterd org Siuxs: Sins: Su. SILKS 37, SILKS 50, SILKS 62, 75, $1. lestdoubie width, all pure Wool, ADINES, all pure Silk, and Black Surah SILK. Suk, only $1, worth § tin , extra wide, ali pure everywhere. Colored SURAH berry and hi od Satin IH Ss VEILING: equality, 20; red HM ail puré Wool, wide donble width, in Strawberry, tlectric Blue, Pink and Cream, 50. CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. Our $1 Black Gros Grain SILKS “reduced” to 75. Our si. Pena Ge #8 Grain Black French SILKS, “‘re- Nuoed Our very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS reduced from $2.50 to $1.50, Colored SILKS, inimense reduction. Our $1 Colored SILKS, reduced to 75. Our $1.60 Colored SILKS, Satin finish, reduced to $1, and onr ‘very Anest gquaity” beavy Grog Grain Colored SILKS, re- luced from $2 2.50 to $1.50. Black Casbmers WLS, pure Woo!, $2, Bleached ‘Tabi MASK, pure Linen, slightly soiled, CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPACE. BE LACE OF OPEN AIR EXERCISE, AND THE ‘want of sufficient care in the matter of diet, the whole physical mechanism often becomes, impaired during the winter. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the proper remedy to take in the spring of the year to purify the blood, invizorate the system, excite the liver to action, aud restore the-wewsiy tone and vigor. ALL'S HATR RENEWER RENEWS, CLEANSES, brightens and invigorates the hair, and restores faded or gray hair to ita youthful color and Inster. | GOOD ARTICLE: People with gray hair prefer to use the Renewer, rather than proclaim to the world through their bleached locks that they are becoming aged, and passing on to decay, apla s HH, > Bane, “a IMPORTFR AND TAILOR, 1111 Penneylvanis Avenue Northwest. SPRING GOODS, * Complete and carefully selected stock of Snitings, Trouscrinie and Vestinge of snprovel style eee, and comission appointea to divide. Ourand Ourand; sale ordered and George H. Turton ap- pointed ‘trustee to sell. —— Affairs in West Washington. Rea. EsTate Sate.—Thomas Dowling gold for ym. A. MeKeaney and Randolph Hagner, trus— tees, yesterday, property at the southeast corner of P ‘and ist’ streets, improved by two brick wellings and also a stable in the rear; and also .Parts of lots 13 and 14, in old Georgetown, on the south side of Water street, near High, improved by a brick warehouse. ‘The corner house was sold ‘Ww Mr. Jumes L. Davis for $1,800, the house adjotn- Ing to Mr. John A. Baker for $3,250 and the stable inthe rear to the sume at $1,5%. The Water Btreet property also to same at $9,600. Tae FuNerat of Mrs. Anna Balch Wilson will take place from her late residence on 3ist street vot atteraoom at four o'clock. Dr. Bittinger will la ACCIDENTS.— Yesterday, Robert Huntt a White lad six years old, living at sz M while playing at the public school near 28th ‘had his right arm fractured at the wrist....About 12:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon, George Smith, colored, 14 years old, was kicked by a mule on the canal, near the Aqueduct re, inflicting a flesh wound below the Knee. Dr. Suter at him, CarTTLE MaRkeT.—Sales at Drovers’ Rest are re- ported by Tavenner Bros. as follows: 50 cattle uj and sold as follows: Best at 6% to 7, medium at 5 to 534, common at8X to 5. Pomiie eta once ee . 15 cows ves al Ps) to 400. GRain.—Arrived—Boat Dunlop with 8,500 bushels corn. Sold at 6 to a = fm for the money he want fated to answer ral was forfetted. horse trader, and a young i Iswia!l H Blain, were ‘before Judge Snel! to-day, charged witn affray. The testimony that Blain bought « horse from Dougherty Cast turned out to be unsound, and when they met Yesterday a figit ensued A fine of $5 in each a policemen watted on Judge Snell im bis private oMece at the Police Court ‘Unis me Ing, and complained that the prosecuting ator Rey's are very late in getting to court tn the morn= ing.thereby keeping policemen, who have been on | duty all night, at court when’ they should be at | home asleep. ‘Judge Su replied that he was in favor of an early court, and he has also taken Some steps to have the attorneys come to court earlier. Patrick Dougherty farmer nat ——— Wasmxetox Fisa Cererepereny ois by KA. Gobien, h agent, to-day: st from $15 to $35 per hundred; 9,000 herrings, from ‘® to £10 per thousand; 600 bunches rock, from 10 Wo bec. per bunch. a Deers ix Fem—Transfera of real estate have Deen recorded #s follows: G. H. Turner*to K. Dud- Jey, lot 31, sq. 176: §500. Chas. F. Watson et al to Geo. A. Morris, lot 162, Uniontown; $50. Edwards et al. trustees, to Wm. D. Sullivan, lot 361 of Mount Pleasant; $425. Chas. Payson to Ju- | Ma L. Fitzgerald, part fot 40, sub. sq. %48; $3,566.70. | W.. Wilcox to Kobert Reyburn, part original lot 4,34. 86; 3000. Geo. Coburn to Wn. G. Sead. pista aie an 2 5q. 296; Young to R Wells, lot - 638; $100, Evans to BH. Toe st made and trimmed tn the unsurpassed manner of the leading faahion house of Washington. H. D. BARR, ml: Daset G. Hares & Cowrany, NO. 934 F STREET WORTHWEST, BOLE AGENTS FOR LOW'S TILES, A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, mh9-2m AésuRe LINE. WEEKLY LINE OF STFAMERA, LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT NOON, FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. For Passage apply to ©. B. RICHARD & 00., General Passenger Agents, 61 Brosdway, N.Y. Or to PERCY G. SMITH, 1351 and 619 Pennsylvania avenue. Send for **Tourist Gazette.” ‘apl Srartosery Deparrvenr or "A. 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Colored Dress Silke, al'the new! colors; $1. Surah Silks, all colors, 50c, N u's Veiling, 200 pairs Lace all colors, ail wool, 25c, Curtains, $1.25 a pair, NEW PARASOLS. S00 New Parasols, pie and fancy paridlee. Et cl row) ed, Cadet. Crushed Strawberry, Ete., 41, $1.25, $1.60, $1.75, $2, $2.50, $9, etc. EPRING CARPETS, 2 and $ ply and Brussels, FLOOR AND OILCLOTHS, Snail width STRAW MATTING, fancy styl 11-4 BRIDAL QUILT, 9: 45 inches long ail-linen LUWELS, Ie, TOWSON'S, ap7__ 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South elo. RRR, OOF Yay 8 Glaes, Crockery, RRO OY ¥ Aad Ching, Leather, RRRO O YY AAL Olid ag rock! Hard R ROO ¥ AAAL — asadamant! FIRM AS R ROO ¥ A’ ALLLL GRANITE! Strongest, toughest and most elas: ccc, fb u EER tic Glue on earth! A GG fb UU OE SamsonianGlantamong a UU all other Glues and Ce- Gca EL ments! Absolutely Un- U Or GG@ thon “ou? Ene beatae and Tneep- arabe] NoHEATING! No Preparation—Always Ready—Alwaya LIQUID! Mends Marble, Stone, Patches on Leather and Rubber Si Goode. Bric-a-brac, Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue ‘Tips and Cloth, Card Board in Scrap Books, Leather Belting, Ornaments cf every kind, Book Backs, Earthenware and i cine with everlasting ineéperable tenacity cturere of Gummed Labels, Textile Fabrica. Fine Ca riage and Planoa and Cabinet Makers, Bcroll Sawyers, &c., supplied by gallon or barrel. t Bottle; by mail, post-paid, 10c. extra. jurers, by the manufact J. U, O'MEARA & CO., 1347 Pa. av., Washington, D.C. Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Dru; Grocers, Stationers, Hardware and general storese N. B.—The names of winners 1n_ the $100 word eon- test will be announced about April Ist. mh22 507 Prerens Frances, 507 GEO, C. GWYNN, 507 4 STREET 8. W. Full success in Ccpyine Old Family portraits. apd Fresh Supplies of Spring Hats. Latest style Sth ave. Silk Hata, $5, worth $6 Nobby Stiff Hats, in square and round crowns. Full Une of Soft Felt Hata, nice ones, $1.50, $2 New lot Boys’ Fashionable Derby’s, $1, worth $1.50. ae | out Children’s Felt Hats at cost. les Children’s Straw Hats coming.Jn daily. At Lewis’, 920 7th stbelow Mt. Vernon square. ‘The Follow: immense Bargains Will be sold tomorrow only at. Golischinld's. 812 7th st. n.w.; 1comb case with hair brush, comb and hand mirror 150, 1 ice cream tray with 12-4 Inch saucers 29c, 3y gal. crystal glass water pltch- ers 20, Thomas’ taundry blue 10 boxes for 100, 2 hoop wooden water buckets 12, 3 hoop 15c, colored glass finger bowls 1S¢, decorated English china dinner gets 118 pieces’ $17.50, 6 knives and forks with cocoa handles S0c, white handles 75e, black handles 85¢ worth from’g1 to $1.50. 1-35 gal. water Pitcher with 6 goblets to match 8c, tancy wood folding table mats 6 for 40c, extra large scrubbing brushes 12c, 6 French china cups and saucers witli broad gilt ‘band $1.75,1 cake stand with 6 cake Plates b0c, 48 sheets of colored or white shelf Paper 10 French china frult plates with Droad colored borders, gold lines and handsome painted centre 19c, each. fruit saucers to match 16c, 30 ft. clothes line 4c, 60 ft. 8, decorated English china tea sets 56 pleces $3.95, 6 large size white French china cups and saucers 7c, 6 painted novelty spice boxes 40c, decorated English china chamber sets 20 pleces $3.25, with Jar $5.75, 8 large size garden tools with long handies B5c,'atso great bargains in baby carriages, refrigerators and ice chests of the best manufactures. Nickel Stem-winding Watches, $3.50. Ladson, 528 9th, Bailey $1 saw every carp enter should have. 5 Popular 25c, Bargains To-morrow Only at Clark’s, 732 7th street northwe 25c.; ladies’ regnlar-made ho: our 48c. corset, 25c.; white hemstitched handker- | chiefs, 4 for 25c.; Lisle thread gloves, 12 Inches Jong, 25c. Best $1 Spectacles in the city. Ladson, 528 9th. Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup. Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for feverisliness, restlessnes, worms, constipation, Lundbory’s Rhen'sh Cologne, For Wasted Energies Hub Punch ts a pure, healthful and delicious sumulant. Sold by grocers and druggists. With Durkec’s Salad Dressing There ts no waste or disapyointment—you are certain to produce a good salad. homemade, and Is, besides, a “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned’ every morning and delivered in 3g-Ib. “Ward” prints, 50c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, 5c, per qt. “Cream, 1ée. pint. LOST AND FOUND. QOUND—A SMALL SUM OF MONEY. ON EAST Capitol street. Inquire of A. G. BLISS, Office of Internal R Os Locket, blue stone on returned toL. BUTLER, it ‘twest, 1t* Lon FIFTY DOi LAR BILL AT CITY Post office, Avery liberal reward wiil be given if re- turned to owner, 820 11 + northeast. iv $5 REWARD—LOST—APRIL litn—A_ BLACK #} Nowfoundland Dog, breast and front feet white, Lairless spots on ears; enswein to Dame Of Lion. Above reward if returned to 512 8th street northwest, CAPI- TOL LAUNDEY. spls-20° OST-ON SA1URDAY LAST, AT K OR O street markets, a basket of account books. A beral Toward will be paid if returned to 1020 7th street north- wert, al2-3t* ] OST—APRIL 11, BET. ST. MARC HO? EL, 71H idand aonb Waniea ind 9th see ay west, a green cloth child’s overcoat plush collar an: Time, Reward ein Be Said ror atin Coe MURRAY, 1620 “Massachusetts avenue north- west. apl2-3t? OST—A BLACK BEADED SILK PARASOL IN 4 & Herdie on Capito! Hill, Monday, April 9th. Two. dollars rewurd if returned to 1829'F street ‘north- west, apll-3t* Dkcxennorr Ponrtaxp Cexexz, Just arrived, and in Warehouse at BISCOL'S TiNTH STREET WHARVES, A cargo fresh from Factory at Amoneburg, Germany, ‘Testimonials from responsible consumers, and exports who have used and tested this Cement, proves conciu- sively that it is the best Imported Cement in the market, For information us to prices, &.. apply to H. L. CRANFORD, Bole Agent D. C., 1420 Fst. nw Or, H.L. BISCOR, 0th st. wharves, PAVEMENTS FOR SIDEWALKS, CELLARS, GARDEN LES, Ol WHEREVER A SOLID, 4 AVEMENT 18 REQUIRED, IN GRANOLTIH ARTIF STONE, NEUCHATEL MASIIC; ASPHALTU! ALL WORK GUARANTEED, H. L. CRANFORD, 1420 F street northwest. mhi4-Im New Esrrnrntse, ROGAN'S. TALLME 923 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. FURNITURF, CARPETS, MATTIN ON WEE AND MONTHLY THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON, LOW PRICES AND LIBERAL TERMS At GROGAN'S Installment Furnitare and Carpet Honse, mh31-Iin* 928 7th street northwest. _ BRANCH OF G GRPAT BALTIMORE [ HOUSE, Licvors. HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHTs- KYS. MARYLAND CLUB A, MONTICELLO "77, BAKER, OLD cRow, ROYAL CABINET, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY, BEDFORD RUM, JAMAICA RUM, PIPER HEIDSIO CHAMPAGNF, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGEN'S BCOTOH ALE, BOT- LED, HOLLAND - GIN (SWAN), E. C. KNIGHT, 1732 Pennsylvania avenue, fel3 New Crormye Hovsz. ROBINSON, PARKER & co., 319, 8. E. Con. 72m anv D. Sts, ENTIRE NEW STOCi~ on . MEN AND Boys’ CLOTHING, at PRICES WITHIN THE REAOH OF ALL, SPRING OVERCOATS A SPEcuLty, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., mh1GSm _ 819, 8.%Gor. 7th and D Bits, CARRIAGES. | GENTS" FURNISHINGS, sca U N PPP." 88g eeu N Bp» & be vu NN PPP S8g G GG U NON B Bgeo8 GG@ uu NN 2 ‘sss! ‘Have opened and are in full Diast at NO! . 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, With a full and complete STOCK OF GOODS SILKS, in every variety; DRESS GOODS, complete; LACES, GLOVES and 1 LINEN DEPARTMi: HOU TERY, endless; ful EEPING GOODS, alarge stock; Ea LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, &e., ° All bought for SHAKP CaSH, | WE ARE HERE TO STAY, and we offer our goods in every department at FAIR PRICES, which means that we will not be UNDERSOLD. We have ONE PRICF, which gives every cue FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS, When prices BREAK, “we will be there." ALL ALIKE WILL HAVE THE BENEFIT. m31 Pon Avyp Isyiconarma. Those who may ~wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited tomakea trialof the celebrated upon an analytical exemination, has proved tobe FREE from Fusil il, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and fayor to this popular drink, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B, BRYAN & BRO., B, W. REED'S SONS, and N. T. METZGER & BRO, Washington, D. C. —_— H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, BOLE PROPRIETORS. Canrorsta Rev Woon, 1, 1% "16 asp 2 Inoues Tacx, PLAR, inch thicl 1 7 feet long. PEASE, waren Oroget eh general aa tof all kinds of U! ogether wi ILD) BU ING LUM. by . Jos. & J. E. LIBBEY, FFICE, 3018 WATER STREET, a Georgetown, D- 0. $a18-78t mb27-1m Now Reaox. SPRING STYLES. NTS’ DRESS SILK HATS, at $5, 96, $8. Now Shapes, Derby'sand Squate Grown HATS, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 621 Peonsyivanis, av enue. vars aaa DAY, APRN, 12, SMALL GOLD | sie, Liberal reward if DRY GOODS. —<—=== a New Srarse Goons. J. LUTTRELL & CO. Mariand Suitings in C.mbination. Seng Hair ‘Saitnse in Combinauon, ry Suttings ATTORNEYS. = == aabington, DC.» JPW practice in all Courts of Record in the District. Srecial attention to business in Court of Claims, Ne- Sonal Bank Suite, and to preparation of Briefs upou te sos uch Fou Refers by exprons permission to Hon. M. BR. ‘Watte, rE ge Seistipae rete oer na A. Bin a eee Sok eatatieseanees Poca care and tn al | oe-Seortnry Teewary Cosas Mot, dat day Kec bene sec free Deantifal line of ‘Summer Silke, new styles, 60, — _ jl 62: 75 cents and Al dlack 4 colors; wall thie ip Farag tp a sad or: from last season's stock. Full line of White Goods at the lowest prices. J, A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 MARKET SPACE. LON & SWATNE, Attorneysand Cognestora, whine 2 by Broadway, New York. B. MILLER ATTORNEY.aT- Law, NN, * stcand snd caves tae pais 472 Louiaiena avenue, Residence, 240 North Capitol wtrwct. TSSIONER, NOTARY Pt SION i PURLIC AN TORNEY FORK RENTS. SUC AND 630 La. ave, anil Lace Deranrsest. ext The newest thing ont—Miltary Setr—consisting of Hand-Crocheted Military Collar, with Cuff to match. Also, new Hemstitched Mull Fichus, in exquisite de- oa ~ NOTION DEPARTMENT. Silk Elaatic Web; colore—only 180, per yard. HANDEERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Taties’ Al'-Linen Hemet tched and Printed Border Hukfe., including a few pretty mourning styles, at 12 %c exch: better tan apything we ourselves have ever offer: A HALL, Justice of the Peace nnd Notary Public, VAG F street north went, H. gat thie price, Ladies’ Ane quality Bomsiit chet Hand- gea-6me Warner Build erchiefs, pure Linen, 2-tnell Ret, ouly 12% ctw. each. DREW U. BRADLEY. Gente’ pure Linen ue quality, Printed Handkercdiiei, | Naso ence Ce ee at L290. each, worth doc Gente hae. quality Whee Rooms, oa, 10 ATT REE Ae and Printed Border Hemsutebed Haudxerchicty, ouiy | Moved tg puisiane Avenue nortiwest. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 50 doz. Ladies’ Fancy Striped Cotton Hose. full regu: lar made, only pair. 50 doz. Luties’ Hose, with Colored Sik Clocking, extta ine g Pairs for $1. Gents’ piain Half Howe, full only Yair, worth * full reealar mate, extra fine qual Balbrizcan Half Hove, extra fie SNK Clo Pair. Misees' Drop-stitch plain colored Hose, full ros ular made, 28¢. per pair: allsizes, Sy to Sy. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. apie ou SYLVANIA AVENUE-921. Woonwarn s Lornnor Open to-day the folowing great bargains RIBBON DEPARTMENT, .000 pleces all-rilk Gros Grain Kibbone in Noa.Sand | Se. per yard. 1.000 pieces cli-eik Grow Grain Hibbone, fr Now. 9 and 12, at Toe. yer yank heen fly bons are warranted all silk: at these pricesare very great bargains, EMBROIDERY DP’ PARTMENT. We shall open 60 pieces of Fine Irish Potnt Fmbrot- Jeries, bouxitat Auction, andofier thea: at 23c. aud ©. per yard. QW. & 4x0 8a ghbiy WooDwanD, iorms Tand 9, Gupten Buildin ‘Titles to Real Estate. Inuex wo County aud « } town property. > al CBs. 5. coors, , SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Counselor at Law and Expert, St. Cloud fh and F streets, Good work, good re changes. m. Cullen 1 Crimiual Law, 9 Ties of Jane Welsh « tion from Pe mt, (Mi Bronner) Dialect Talos, A Wrot enlth, the Ladiew bew ediuon. apy NEW BooKs— TORCHON Laces. Special lot at Se. per yard. Alsonew pattorns in Linen ‘erchous, in pieces of 12 Be. Bic STke. and 450. per doz. We aball open on Twesie & sinpcnst thes APE OD, che isnt novelty in Polke! Dos wine bun- | uae yee n ot Peet proidesies, at 1239¢. and 25c, per yard, in lance do to : ae match th rd-sinply Elegant, a Fe hts azeltirie. Towards tho Sunset, “by Author of Recrm Country Parson Christian Won Morgan Dix: The § © Houne, by Pai Spring. or the Times of Tyndale, by Mareball, For Sale by WOODWARD & LO’ PENNBYLVAN: 921 Bere M open on TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, an cle- af Flain and Striped Brocaded #1 SILK 3 ADINES of the very best manufacture, war- ranted not to pull, and at very much less than last year's DRY GOODS HOUSE. is SEVENTH SremeT. _HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ces. | We invite careful examination. We sisll also | ———"— ~~ s-8 PANES = hea Beautiful ive of SOMAM BILKS af #1 per yard, E R ncliding the new shadewof Mandarin—aplendid value a , Our line of Hight weight MOURNING. FABH PE AIEEE ATO ICS is complete in Imperial Serges, Foules, Nun's Veil Lace Buntings. Camel's Hair ‘Foules, Henrietta Clot &e., &., at our usual low prices, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, aplo 921 Pennaylvania avenue. HAVEA REPUTATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS? STANDIN AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED. vey BEST FOR FAMILY USE, YHERE TER ERSEYS! JERS JERSEYS!!!_WE CA\ od ecop itera inte store—very long. Butthis morning | See our testimonials, Te fuened tenes invoice or lack ani ll dovrabig M. W. BEVERIDGR, shades, in our popular 2.50 Jersey. Don't confoun PENNSYLVANIA AVENCR, tints with: Sereeye advertised ‘ata inwer prion bat ane 2009 P anuine the quality of both, and then Judge for youreclt, Sole Agent for the District, Somejatien are_ free to say that the Jereeva we offer at Asn and $7, respectively, are botter tha en fered at the price eleowhere.” One fact is certain, “We cannot | WALNUT AND ASH DINING ROOM REPRIG- obtain them fast enough from the factors. Our mock | “amigo ERATOKS. to day is complete. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, es aplo 921 Penneyivania avenue. #21 | J),. 2 vortas From. We have juet received a car loa of the genuine DAN- th LEE SS from Oy S repured to furnish it in any quantity. Woaleoexhini srfoct form £0 the | Farpeat snsortnent cf VAPOR BIGVES ore cee CCEAMPION WIRELESS BUSTLE, ~ We open to-day a complete line of these bustles, now adopted by the loading modistes. They are light er, more comfortable, give a more Gfees ond retain thelr’ shape better tlemade. No steals of to tear the dress. Ladies | thin city. Before purchasing, call and exatsine Nil and these oa our second fluor in our cors:t depart. | tock. and 1f you will give the’ Danforth's Fluid « sere see unedualled facilities for their examination | £0" wil be convinced of tte enperiorit and selection, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ee a a at $ 921 Penneylvania avenue. san say ee A SLATE MAR Ww. 8. J: For Coxsrsanios Surs, mh29 th strect nortnwnat. FANCY CHECKS AND STRIPES. Wares Fre Warer Fives. BEST MAKES. CROCKERY, CHINA, and GLASSWARF, ITCHEN UTENSIL&, Beet quality « PLAIN WORSTEDS AND SILKS. FIGURED AND PLAIN FRENCH SATINES, it lowent prices, WatTa, joors above Penna. 314 7th atroot, 5 me SEWING MACHINES, &e. NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. NEW SILK UMBRELLAs. Sewitle Machine, Dear Sir: Ne. he hind TYLER & CHEWNING, Maohine, a 918 77H STREET NORTHWEST, Js sont Queen. Domes, juderient an & pinion which invest i. “After a thope apo a 2 PI . Te tatinely gave It ap my = | Baesce Exvnorencn Ficucs, n that the Queen was the boat wituphent nd lightest Punnit wing Machine that ai . e eons under Per eed ms Gr eee ninety les juleht add thet wl SEATON PERRY, Failed at lly it favor Of essor to Perry & Brother.) ge a CH FMBROIDERED CASHMERE AND CHINE FICKUS, 'S IN BLACK AND COLORS, NEW AND STYLISH SHAWLS. NEW SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS. BLACK BKOCADED VELVET Gk. NADINES. BLACK TWISTED SILK BEI CREPE DE CHINE AND CANTO} SUPERB STOCK OF ALL-WOOL FRE} TEXTURES IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEIGHTS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION COSTUMES. LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRIK IN ALL STYES AND QUALITIES. m es Dp NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE ti] you have examined and trie@ the HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. Its movements are so eany the most delicate Indy can use tt without labor fatigue: makes a beautiful jock stitch alike on both fides and will sew from fine Swiss mainsook to heavy cotton orcloth and Jeather without alterations. We will send the Hartfor! for trial to any address withous charge, Call or send to our office for deserisitive cirew dare, Se. 8. OPPENHEIMER -& BRO,, DRESS BONNETS, TAPISSIER'S &SCHROFDER'S GROS. | Popular and Heliable Rewing Machine and Fashion GRAINS, OTTOMANS, RAS De GOMTESSE AND Room me GROS DE LONDRES IN ALL GRADES. 628 9rm STRLEL NORTHWEST, PONSON'S 22-INCH WIDE FRENCH GROS-GRAIN | _™h24 : St_Cloud Buiidine. SILKS AND PURE SILK RHADAMES at $1.50. wW Ey, — SURAHS, LOUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS. old reliable Sewi 4 EVER FORGET McK! The Machine man, T ler and not ny Businers to sell aren techie worth selling. £28 “EXTRA GOOD" BLACK SATIN KHADAMES at $1. PLAIN AND PRINTED INDIA PONGEES IN GREAT VARIETY. .NOVELTI! 8" IN PARASOLS, LINEN LAWNS AND SATINES. EMBROIDERED ROBES IN PONGEES, SATINES, BATISTES, ZEPAYNS AND NOMS VETLINGS. "9" MY ESTALISHMENT I8 REPLETE WITH ALL THE LATEST **NOVELTIES" WHICH ARE. THE “OORRECT STYLES” FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. fede pe boise Goons, Pram Frovars, 4x> Comascr SEATON PERRY, feotooe 19 Oe keep every ‘Vth street northwest. ihean machines. Kenting and repairing. __ GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. = = : Bieverz aso Bosrxe Suara, We have just opened our line of “BICYCLE AND BOATING SHIRTS, Perry Butlding, Extabitehed Toque 7 ans venus Corner 9th street, Front which reqalee sesh: arate manseonae teoet Tonking diohandsosed Hsting Dastiag at Bhai Sr er 208 cg pet me sp. | eh ee 2 ot Brest Goods comtriatue taf line of Bleck Silke, | Pxicoe: abe 92.75, cinta sstieicints fi cremmacs pomevguay and paper etic inws, Printed and Plain Satteens. Emb'd Satteens and | m31 921 PENNSYLVANTA A’ sizes.) Table, Dauiask by the yard in cholo ater DUBREUIL BROTHERS, Towels and Toweling in great variety. | Thore in want of choice goods will do to examine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BuO. & CO., ap/-3m 1528 F et., near Ebbitt House, New Sense Dix Goons. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS, GENIS' FURNISHINGS, 1112 F Sracer Nonrnwrer, Wasminotox, D. 0, Six of the Finest Dress Shi fix F xtra Flue shirts to order mis ee Shurte to order, TRUNNEL % CLARK, / Sey 811 MARKET SPACE, SHIRT FACTORY axp MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, Opposite Patont Office, Fine Diese Shirts to onder « nrectalty: Six best Shirts for $13.50. Ready— ta at following ~ poy Uunfinteheds 76 cts. funede wi ninhed, Are now prepared to chow a splendid line of DESIRABLE NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. FRENCH SATINES. Choice Patterns. New Colors. In Ottoman and Surah Silks. Gvod Values. Low ices, ‘The stock ts full and complete in all department, and We solicit an inspection, ‘One Price Only. MADAM BECK, so long known in this city, has a doce ressuunking Rooms ou tie gecond floor, an splendid word at low prices. finirhed, 90 ctx, Unfinished, 65 ctx); th 80 cts, ’ Pull line of Shirts. | Fine assortment of Soarfé, Gloves, Hi and Underwear, —— * = SoccRity, FROM Loss BY BURGLARY, THE NATIONAL SAFE DEROSE ‘COMPANY, Conxen 16TH STREET axD New YORK Ave. a4 "as Remeateted oor <a potas cal Galedetes Saescal Posh cnieas I NJAMIN P. SYYDER, President. CHAKLEB G0) ‘ER, ot Rigys & Co., Vice President, ree SrOnEEVATE gr Nymsh, Aast. Beer, f= $a22 ®1i MARKET SPACF. SCRAP PICTURES. GOULD, 421 9mm STREET, WONDERFUL hee acts Rare em tree Be forget to Buy some pictures for the "hte mc WOOD AND COAL, Coat Axp ‘Woon. Wo have just received a large lot of Bakers PINE ‘WOOD; also fresh mined. of juality for Semesticuse, ‘ilcf which we offer at lowest imarkot attention of consumers is respectfully invited to en apecicn heanome STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘7th et. wharf and 12th st. and aP. ave. ‘Fine Cuta for Relief or Plate Pres Printing by