Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1883, Page 6

HOME MATTERS. TRANsPAReNcies for parior windows are made of thin muslin, upon which free designs are elther painted in water-colors or em- Droidered in jong stitch. Mounted in ebony frames, they are placed at right angles with the window in a position where they cateh the rays of light. Tae Favontre Styte or Tite Becoration for hearths is Imitation of polished woods. reds and black represent ma- any, ¢ and walnut, the hich glaze of | the tile giving the exact eftect of the polish of natural woods. Minton tiles and the Low tiles are always in demand. | To PREVENT THE hair from falling ont, try | first wetting the head at night with salt and | r. Mild saze te excellent. If these | ct a speedy cure, try this: brandy, and pnt in orb; wet the head with this a day. 3.—Pare, is it In long strips, lay an hour, di spreadi them on a towel and pr nother upon | them: fry toa licht brown in ard; shake | off the fat ina hot colander; tine a deep dish | with ‘kin and put in the strins. They should n Lin frying. buteach should be distinc om the re try FLower pot cover | anged in velvet and the } | for artifle satin. platter is made Velvet is cirenlar s Fit the sa r strings ti drawing the * pot on the velvet ly on to the satin. A ne sbroidered on every point. 1 Eces,— Break half apound of | sin boiling deep drawn butter in t | Macearoni int salted water, nee arent to allow the and pass more tting-room is be- last bat et now, if | hrough the Ca ar | the | ii | sed limbs are | re perceptible | cold. Tf} earlier than if " taken arnica ph n mud be pre teaspoontul tion: third fw his a teaspoonful is | to be taken once in two hours, a8 the severity of the ease de j A Corre: c graph say | three or four t 1 of warts on | t rneave ron three or 1 have remeved the ai have never tind th should aren to p two ce be ofte Finst axp Most Imvorrast ast, that it | e morning sun. south or sonth- th or northwest if posssibl ALN 1 of sugar and hree or four j ofa walnut; he far- vitem: rab the anil adapted » petroleam ts resin with hot wate alk on rdeus mor wot hay dren of ch “dt that of we bert H depreca Babe- says effect upon the dren Rerves ot Vides for b mil which Kness of the lated, » optic nature pro Bake in a and baked, | deep, e | ickly over the shall be not from thet top with & takin it fr ats not so fine, | het be readily di about two inehes cake Itself ase any Flavor with lemon or NY. Pe nade palatable, and ner table, but many dislike this stu’ because riy: it should always be n water the afternoon of ) be eaten. Do not throw ‘ vit ts soaked, or then se much of the best there isin the cor hen early, at least two hours before inne Put it in'a s anover the fre, and let it cook slowly bu uotil it is der. A/ Uttle er inilk, butter, pepper | and salt are and a teaspoontul of sugar will sometin in giving flavor to the dish. Riven Cure: i ur recommends F, Strtos that eese Is about to be removed from | on Orner.—A every day | t holes shall be stuck | in with asilyer fork, all over the top of the cheese. Into these holes are poured either | beer. sherry or port. or ail three, just sumMcient | to fil up the holes. no more.” When off the | table itshould be Kept on an open dish In the | Pantry, with a clean cloth, wrung out In cool water. folded and laid on the top of it; the cloth must be chanzed every day merely damp, and it’ must be | not wet en a very large ‘as been bought it is best to cut | 5 refully to cover the halfnot in- | tended for immediate use with writing pape thickly spread with fresh butter; not one little ould be left uncovered; then wrap the whole in brown paper, tie It round with string, and keep it in a dry cool place till within a fort- hight of being wanted, when begin to treat It e ed above. ee The Coming Craze. From the Cincinnati Times-Star. Speaking of art reminds me of a talk the other day of a repesentative of a forelgn house that makes a specialty of household art Boveltles. “What is the latest craze?” I inquired. “Ob, brass and old iron. Ina year this country Will be wild over old iron and brass decorations for the home. 'The factories ot Germany, France | amine>it more. critically, | The | The external pores are p: | ina box ;T SPONGE-FISHING. Nassom’s Chief Industry—Curious and Ber atifal Varieties—Curing for Mar- ket-Peartls in the Concli. * Corres lence of the New York Evening Post. 0 WHAT IS A SPONGE? SeleBuists have wrestled long and bitterly over t&+ nature and origin of the sponge. Up to not Hen years ago most of them agreed on it simply as one of the infinite series | i Later scientifie | opluicg, however, sets down the sponge as an animal or rather a bunch of minute animals of low @zanism, cell shaped, equipped with-a | stomaéh and ¢ ive machinery, throwing off from their bodies masses of feenndated eggs,and Pebbles in combination with each other that fibroug mass whieh ultimately reaches our mar- kets a4 the sponge of commerce. ake one of thi x which we call aspor nd es It will be found to | up of small fibrous eelis which, after | ore or les eennect with large | apertures penetrating tar into the sponge | By suet round mass. n, OF Sole Mare occult pr fluid and devours the | aig. on which it is supposed to feed. | . then loaded with exerement, pours na ant current through the s. A big spon fore been | , Ito asubaqueous city, whose inliab- | its take up food from the water that pas their doors and discharge the residuum toto the paniniels whieh represent thes the world over, sponges appear in so man and with so great a diversity of living that the discussion of the whole e us too fur into hazy battle- Suffice it only to Say here famons German naturalist. ponge sheds most luminous ic fight on the remoter methods of evo- | templating one of these hang ally in the sec in verential regret due toa pro- | onge, when first taken from these itfers almost as much ticle as a human body pn—for practicaliy what is partly the skeleton, partly from its res own the dwelling of a bunch of seac When first puiled from the rocks whe sponse looks like i iy cole sickeniag odor, and is suffused bj mucus which drops from it in long viscous lines. tly closed by a sort of in them, and must scinterloper to the sponze-bnilde often a red sea worm an Inch or tw be in th is found tar within the spongy fibers, her he lias worked his way. funetion of the mucou tT to be clear ttled. ken from the spo! What is the s fluld does not yet But it is certain and pla still bottoms new sponges are propagated it; and it two piec he same living sponge OF of diff of the species, are a bottom, the sponge. ot the supply, f cre many years artiticial propaga- have 10 1. THE FISHERMEN AND THEIR WORK. The negro sponge-tishers who ply their trade in the B: mas area race of seamen not regular in habits or morals, and living a life of exposure and_ pri yages to the sponze fisheries I: in mous for six weeks, during which they 1 crowded on board their cratt under conditions ot hardship which in actime less salubrious would u th and life. The sponge | n the boats, supplies and use on their six weeks’ toms most sought at this beds the south side of fifty mi east of Nassau. od wind the fisheries are reached in eizht or ten hours from this port. oit begins. Kk, th Then the real ng on his chest along the boat's his wat ASS—a pane set ed with handles—looks down forty | feet into the clear depths. With one iand he 1 sinks a slender pole, some- eet in length, fitted at ihe ead uble hook. The sponge, once di . the look is deftly ins . and by a sudden jerk th tached to be brought up on dec ption of what s shing gives no ide tion needed. The trained by lone ex ed at the rocky is de- s to into the sea and te sponges from t that are He must have a deft hand to manage the hook forty feet down so as to detach the spe without atear. Above atl, while doing this with one hand, he must mani the other tie water glass as the waves sway it sideways and up or down. The strain on eye and body is most intense, to say nothing of the yped position and exposure to wind and which first and last make almost every nue fisher a victim of acute rheumatisin. * with all his arduous toil, a faithful sponge- ter earns not more than 315 a month besides his « h barely deserves All the Bahama waters abound in sponges of great varlety, but many of them worthless for emarket. Those that are good for nothing are often most beautiful tor curiosities. take most wondrous and striking shapes— now acup, Row an old-fashioned drinking-horn, ma at bunch of mossy, cup-shaped growths, and trequently follated, like the tree- coral. A cup-shaped sponge, found some years in Bahama waters, and said to be the second a the world, measured seven feet in cir- pe, and its walls from four to six es in thickne Up to two or three years » the Bahama fisheries showed signs of ex— haustion, but the discovery of the Eleuthera has proved a godsend to the fishermen, like to supply the markets for some yeurs to come at least. PREPARING SPONGES FOR MARKET. Next comes the process of preparing the sponges for export. First they are either placed on deck under tie tropical sun or hung in long festoons from the little vessel's mast. In either case the heat of the sun in a few days kills all the living organisms within the fibre and loosens them for the next process. Then he sponges are dumped into a sort of water de by driving acircle of small pllesa few a part from each other in the sand. puxh these piles the tide plays violently, ling away from the sponge after a few hours the sand, dead animalenia# and other impurities with which the mass is clogged. During these operations the sponge naturally emits a most fetid and revolting odor, but the final washing leaves them with that not unpleasant flavor of the sea with which they reach our marts. Usually, at least here ‘at Nassau, where the bulk of the Bahama sponges come for a market, they undergo no process of purification other than has Just been described. But sometimes they are immersed in a bath of diluted hydrochloric acid, which not only bleaches them but dissolves what few impurt- ties have been left. After the final drying sponges are assorted, baled, and then are ready for market. The grades and qualities are num- berless. There are, besides others, the “sheep wool,” selling for about $1.75 a pound: the Abaco veivet (so called trom its velvety fibre), worth about $1.10 a pound; and the te “yellow” and ‘‘grassy” varieties, all sel ling ae low as fifty cents. Before being baled, it should be added, the rougher kinds of sponge are trimmed with shears and the big sponges cut in sections, each about as large as a cocoanut. The test of the best sponges is their soft woolly sur- face under the touch, and above all the tough- ness of the fibres, which can readily be ascer- ax tained by tearing one or two of them apart. The Bahamas, though prolifle In sponges, produce | few of the highest qualities, which are used tor surgery and other delicate work. These come from the Mediterranean sea, where divers bring them up, and some of the finest grades have been sold as high as £50 or $100 a pound. In some of its broader phases its sponge indus- try gives Nassau some local features of rare noy- eity. The little boats thronging its harbor, the chattering crews, the warehouses lining’ the strand, the “Sponge Exchange,” where gj mnges of every grade and shape and size may be seen by the ‘thousand, are specialties of the port's commerce not to be found elsewhere In the West Indlea,or, perhaps, in the world. Sponges cover the wharves, their broken and tattered masses float over the harbor, great heaps of clippings line the sands, and, cast up by the waves, coyer the beach far below and above the city. The negro diver, at command, will plange from your end Switzerland are now making up these thing . Which will begin to pour in about next “What are they?” “Everything you ean think of. Mat-racks made of muskets; center tables with the legs made of swords: old guns cut down tor table Jezs: card receivers, cabinets, brackets and man- tel roaments to look as if they were made of implements of war. Old lron and brass ls to next rage in this line.” pleasure-boat into the clear waters of the harbor tobring up & fresh sponge specimen, and on shore the negro hueksters pester the traveller's life with offerings of the staple commodity. Everywhere the Sponge is as ublquitous to the eye as it is potent in the local mart. It is too early yet to say what style parasol will be fashionable, but, as usual, abe will be worn just high enough to rake out a man’s eye. Phundaiphia Hera atv HIGH PRESSURE. What Comes-ef Straining the Ma- chinery—Wrecks Along the Road. We area fast pecple. From our atmosphere down to our methods of doing business, every force in our career seems to be in thenatureof a stimulant. Hence all sorts of nervous and brain troubles, which are daily driving men and women to the insane asylums orto suicide. Asa matter of course the kites and vultures | of so-called medic.ne get fat on the sale of nostrums for these diseases. Shfferers waste fortunes, and what ie even more valuabi—time—in testing this trash. Don't dose. A stomach katurated with embottled compounds and decoctions njwer in, the world attuned a set of jangled nerves tc hasmony and music. BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER is acknowledxed by the medical professiou to be the hizhest and best product of skill and experi:nsnt in the direction of a remedy for the numerous ailments gronped under the general term, | nervous diseases. How does it work? Simply enongh. It reaches the ‘seat of disease by cbsorption through the skin, which, when clogged, vitiztes the action of all medicine. The Caypeine Plaster penetrates like the electric current, but in no other respect does it resemble the advertised ‘electric’ humbuss. It soothes the irritated nerves, and excites the torpid organs to do their duty health- fully. : In tho highest inedical circles of Europe and the United States, ané among the most intelligent people, the rate and scien‘ific merits of BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS have been known and appre- ciated for many years. Don't give up your own case until you have tried these plasters. Price 25 cents, Seabury & Johnson, Pharniaceutical Chemists, New York. Highest awards—medals—at International Expo- at sitions. Every Hour Or Tue Dy. AND EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, Coffee may be had of uniform strength and quality by the use of OCO 00. FFFEFFRRE REE oO CO OF F KE G (O OFF FF ER FE O OF ¥F oo KE: cco OO F ¥ TRRERE Which fs a pure Coffee, extractod directly from the berry. 1y the addition of boiling water you can mak, as many cups of delicious Coffee sa are needed—fre and fragrant. Each bottle maxes 33 cups of Coffee. Always uniform—a great point in Coffee-making. No waste or trouble in using. Pure, and recommended by all who try it. No grounds or sediment in bottom of cups. An invaluable aid to early breakfasts. ‘Trial will convince. For sale by grocers. FELS & CO., ap4-w, A, m, 29¢ PHILADELPHIA. Lievors. 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 HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE, BOL- ILED, HOLLAND GIN WAN). E. C. KNIGHT, fo13 1732 Pennsylvama avenue. RRR OO ¥ & L Mends Glass, Crockery, ERO OY ¥ ka E Wout eae’ Leather, RRRO O YY Ls &e. ,nolid ag rock! Hard R ROO ¥ L, ant! FIRM AS R Roo ¥ Strongest, toughest and most elas- 5 a g L BU fe almeniantamonx 6.66 L UU ments! Absolutely Un- GGG LLLL UU ERE breakable and Insep- No Preparation—Al Ready Awaya LIQUID Ni nD ‘ead y—Alwayt PID! Mende Marble, Bion, Batches of Leather and Wibles Goods, Brie-a-brac, Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue Tips and Cloth, Card Board in Scrap Books, Leather Belting. Ornaments of evory kind, Book Backs, ‘Earthenware and everything else with everlasting inxeporable tenacity! Manufacturers of Gummed Labels, Textile Fabrica, Fine Ca:siage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers, Scroll Suwyers, &c., supplied by gallon or barrel. 20 Cts. per Bottle: by mail, post-paid, 10c. extra, Mailed only by the manufacturers, J.U. OOMEARA & CO., 1347 Pa. Sv., Washington, D.C. Live Agents wanted everywhere. ‘“Rold by Praises, Grocers, Stationers, Hardware and general stores. mh?! Das. G. Haren & Cowraxy, NO. 934 F STREET NORTHWEST, SOLE AGENTS FOR LOW’S TILES. A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, mh9-2m Cauirorsta Rep Woon. 1, 1\, 136 aNp 2 IncuEs TuroK. POPLAR, *4 inch thick and 7 feet long. WALNUT, CHERRY, MAHOGANY, ABH, WHITE OAK aud HICKORY PLANK. Together with a feueral aswortment of all kinds of BUILDING LUMBER. For wale at nioderate prices by Jos. & J. BE, LIBBRY,~ OFFICE, 3018 WATER STREET, mh27-1m_ Georgetown, D-C. Grout & Co:s . Where all other medicine have failed, this prepara. ere medicines have z tien {s always effective. Rapid and extesordinary’ cate of all dixcharges, recent or of long standing. It is used 1m the Hospitals of Paris by tho oolebrated ‘Br. Tucoxp, foun superior remedies hitherto known, "Sold by al Druggista 1022-wealy "TD Ptblianed et UEELE MAIER OR Ean bse . county, MG neving an. extensive cirsubstion ie ead and throu co hont Southern Maryland, off = cial inducomente itis Seat of Washington astea advertising medium, ‘Aea Lit d Political Journal its among he very best in Marsiondot 1 Mmitied to he ‘Send for sample rs f12-s Oger x. nope outer NOTICE. XX, Reno AS BLUE FLANNFL GARMENTS OF INFERIOR QUALITY OF GOODS wre 910 fs, the,“ eenuin Middlesex,” which are not made by that mill, the Middlesex Company, in order to rotect their Gpaicmers and the publ yenot t reafter ali Clothing made from THE MIDDLESEX STANDARD INDIGO BLUE FANNELS ANS YACHT 32.) Rattors, XX. cL sold by all leading clothiers, must bear the “SILK ANGE a furniatved ‘by the Selling toal mH ACEE a the roods. — WENDELL, FAY & CO., SELLING AGENTS, MIDDLESEX COMPANY, 86 and.8% Worth at., New York; 37 Franklin st, Boxtn: 214 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, eee IDNEY AND ALL DRINAI KPS** RAE TERNARY TROUBLES DOCUTA SANDALWOOD. Cares in Seven Days. Avoid : none but the Docuis genuine. eeip aeons tmitations; Price, $1.50; half boxes, 75 cents, All druggists. mb3-lawist iE CELLULOID TRUSS: THA’ VER Drea, ugver wears out, siware clean snd con ie worn while is for sale : cas Tuvstrect novienest, . FISHER devotes her attention to tho west? 12a) Fabrean Pai *, ata LADIES’ GOODS. DRY GOODS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘ASHION ABLE TIES T L G H._KUTN, 407 10th street. n. Ahh Ase ama = Lace Derantuexr. 11 . Svaae..... sed ssgetior intern ee And tomenew stVies of —_ 2 foie ORGANS, at ease - BAUM's, moe fueary Cote wits Gasca Pe 4 ReGen a8 ramp ' wankeoows. PIA! Cus 2s Seeckiee elke, new Hematitched Mull Fichua, in exquisite de- 1:00 | duoed prea” Win Rushers Geis Downed os. Tuning and Kepairing. Mes. M. J. Hoss, Bik isstio Wel ee see GEO. A. O'HARE, Cas Grocer, | ith street ahve Pa 1309 F 8TREET, Importer and Designer of BONNETS, HATS, AND CAPS. Special Exhibit of Children’s Styles, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1883, Buiccs Traxsrenntxe Pavers, A warm iron passed over the back of these Papers trans- fers the Pattern to any Fabric, Briggs & Co.'s Patent Transferring Papers have now attained a world-wide fame, and the process is acknowledged to te the most Hitious manner of tracing de- signs for ull kinds of embroidery. One of the great re- commendatéons of these Transferring Papers is that they enable ladies to trace upon their own materials; this beine mich less expensive than purchasing ready- traced articles. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, m31 921 Pennsylvania avenne. apS Scuoot’ ror Durssmaxrya. Ladies aro hereby info:med that Mr. WHITE has opened a School for Dresemaking at 1115 F street north- Weet, where he teaches the art of Making, Cutting, Fitting and Designing Ladies’ Dresses, etc., ariiat sitive mpecess Mr. Whi th in this city already 4 ‘The success Mr. ite met with in this al ls due to his thorough knowledge of hye buriaese: be system Mr, White teaches ia universally acknowledged to be the best. The system is by measurement. No chart or part of a chart.” Scliool open day and evening, mh24-1m Mas. Senara Ropvenrr, 608 NintH Srazer, Opposrte PATENT OFFICR, has Just opened a new and elegant line of Infant's and Children's WHITE DRESSES, ROBES, MERINO CLOAKS, LACE and SHIRRED CAPS, and all kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS. Large and select assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s HOSIERY, SILK and LISLE THREAD GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES on Cambric, Nainsook and Swise, LACES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS and ART EM- BROIDERY GooDs., mh20 Serixa Oreste, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2isr, 1883, IMPORTED BONNETS and 2 LONDON ROUND HATs, ‘With a large assortment of Millinery Novelties, Mug. J. P. PALMER, 107 F STREET NORTHWEST, mbl7 WASHINGTON, D, 0. = Fasr Serrsa I orrarions. Puttern Hate and Rich Millinery Novelties, Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Dress Trimmings, Silk and Cloth Wraps, Parasols, Paristan Neckwear, 3 best styles French Corsets. M WILLIAN, ‘7Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. To close out my remaining stock of best Kid Gloves, J since 6, 53s, 596, will gol them for $1.25 and $1.00 former prioet $2.35 and €2.00; 7, d and 3 buttons, all in dark shades, "Feathers dyed aud re-curled equal to now ones. $24 Me Geo. Wine, LADIES’ TAILOR, 1115 F STREET NORTHWEST, Is Now Prepared to Yske Orders for EVENING, RECEPTION AND DINNER DRESSES, WEDDING TROUSSEAUS AND STREET COSTUMES, London Tailor-made Riding Habits, London Tailor- Made Cloth Costumes, All the work is done in firet- class etyle, mado by Men Dressmakers und Tailor, Best fit gudranteed. Livery Ledy leaving this city should take one of Mr. WHITE'S celebrated Cloth Costumes, with her. 119-43¢m_ Prssixa ONE CENT PER YARD. PLAITING. if TWO CENTS PER YARD (Parlstan Mode). 902 9th street, corner of Inorthwest. WEAR!—DOUGLASS’, Gta AND PF ‘tS. —The business in this department hay- in excess of our expectations, the sale wiil be continued until further notice. Each’ day we will offer different but decided bargains, and will on THURSDAY bexin with 200 dozen more of those thor- 2 oughly made and trimmed CHEMISE AND DRAW- EXS at 25 conts each. The best chemise ever offered for the price. We have 50 dozen French Castor, 8 button Jenuth, Mousustatre Gloves, at $1 price, $1.50. 100 dozen Bchopper's grain, oil boiled, solid colors erpair. Another 50 dozen of Ten’s Stockings justin. 100 dozen Misses’ Hore at 37 cents, or three pair for $1; former price 60 cents to 7 cents, according to size. 3 £23 DOUGLASS’ 9th and F streets. NTON FISHER. CHEMICAL DRY CLEAN MENT, 06 G street northweet. ence. ‘Ladies’ cud Gentlemen's Is, Laces, per bal, regular st quality, m- Ladies’ Hone, at 48 cents those 12-tliread Child- SG. ESTABLISH. irty Fear! experi. ments, also Crap cte,, ate perfectly cleaned by this superior prooeee. Ladies’ ibvenine Drees a specialty.” Onarin Of, J. DeSmedt, official cheinist of Jummbia: ** Your chemicals are of the most. effectual na- ture and harmless, and your perfect machinery is not surpaseed in Parie, Now York or elsewhere.” Rotioa es Grease spots guaranteed to be thorous!y removed 9429 Miss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 13 X STREE’ RTHWEST, Monge CONSHTS 10 order ik Eveeg ete cad Tslerta snd guaran tees perfect fit and comfort. HER SPEQIALTIES ARE_— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear ie Diatrict of Or and finest Imported Howlery. Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods. French, Congeta and Dusties. ihe” Herculea” Su porting Corset, for which Miss H. is 9] nt tnd ap Comet, tier own make, that for te peice not be surpassed. French, Gern versity, Paris. Day ahd Evening Private Classes in ich, (a Speciaity, ) Spanish, Italian,German, Latin, , Mathematica and Natural Sciences. ‘aplé-tm* PYPULS TAUGHT IN ANCIENT AND MODERN languages, mathematics and Englien Iiterata pre, H. LARROQUE, OF THE SORBONNE UNT- Fre fer 921'G st. Fine opportunity for young men preparing for lexow. Highest references, Address the Misses BALCH, 912 New York avenue. ap5-Im’ BOOKKFEPING—ONE MONTH GUAT- to equal three of any other system. With etc., $3a month, Fowe's new repid busi iuickly learned, $2.50a mouth. 2:30 to 5. gud 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and saturday excepted. Special class for Isdies. G. W. HOWE, 517 7th street. ay * ‘A IN MUSIC.—BY REQUEST OF NU- merons pupils, I will remain thi instruct, at reduced rates, in Piano Leacons and Sing- ing by my remarkably ehort method. Parties tor Pat- Jor Conearts, Operas, and Oratorios will find their Mecca in this ‘stem, which is the shortest and best, saving Fears of practice, andl trainiue volves quickly to the ery highest culture, at my nunsical institut ) ‘treet northwest. PROF. DE WOLOWSKL. ¥ AVID 8. 1. master, 1117 2 sons Ag per hour, month. K STREEL NORTAWEST — FRENCH 1323 reece New term in April. MI PR UD'HOMME’S pupils learn to speak n'a short ti R west. | Private los- Public voice cinsses ‘fifty cents por mh2s-Im* much pains taken with the pronunciation, Classes of allwrades for Adults and Children: ” vate Clases for Ladies. Clanses for Ladies and Gentlemen, 6:45. _mh4-1m 185 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, Mirae Voos!, ana Instrumental ‘Music and farmiony. Address 945 K street northwest, mhi3 PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOLN Hali Building, corner 9th and D streets. Day and Evening Sessions. Complete in ita arrangements for training sons and. Gaushters, and men and women for self-support and life. Students received ever: Cutraace, dayror cveriuse $00. Sneath ty tk entrance, day or evening, $90. by ma or quarter, orfor year byt ents. Circulars matled onapplieation. " SENRY 0. SPENCE! MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Prin E. EL, ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO J ced Git SR Eater ater i Portormers.. Terms moaerate. 19a Lathet: nw: ad color Principal. pale HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Hemstitched and Printed Border Ladies’ All-. v6 Hakfe., including a few pretty mourni 1213 7th street northwest, bet. Mand N._ sizien at 1240 | 7 each: Better than anyttine we ourselves have ever offer- | Bsoston Cucumpena, ¢d st this price. Ladie-' fnequality Hematitched Hand- seit kerehiefs, pure Linen, 2-inch hem, only 12% ete. each. ton Tomatoes, Gents’ pure Linen fine quailty Printed _Handkerchiete, Boston Lettuce, at 12%c. esoh, worth Me. Gente Ane quality Waite Philadelphia Capon, snd Printed Border Hematitched Handkerchiefs, ouly Fresh Salmon, }. each. oi = HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Ltr ier meds, Onty a66 ele. Eh oe ne es “"-PATACE MARKET, lar made. on! ie ir. loz. brickan ‘tera’ rth Hose eit Colored SUX Clocking, extra ine quaity'3 | _ 38 FRANK J, TIRBETS._ ire for $1. Gents plain one ma ily Be; vate, worth. Uentar Fat ital Hoss NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS: ull reealar wade, extra fae at ., Gen ‘0G s Balbrigcan Half Hose, extra fine Sik Cocke, 250, ner oo po Bee. sSSSs Pair. Misses’ Drop-stitch plain colored Hoe, full reg ° RRR S ulag made, 25c. per part: all siz0a, 19 t0 Se, oo R 3. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘000 R : aplo 921-PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE-971, | gSS8g TTT was fot, sss. T RRL Nc Boge 4 NG co. Woovwarn « Lormor ao Ske = Open to-day the following great baneains: Prot FA st ft RIBBON DEPARTMENT, bebe HAAR re 000 pieces all-rilk Gros Grain hibbonain Noa.5 and L AAA NN Fares Por ey cae ane ibbonas Mane Grain RERRULLLIIA AN N xR Ribbons, fn Nos. 9'and 19, at 1c’ per yard. Thece ake GGG 00 LE ppp KER are Warranted all silk; at these priceaare very great | @ Goo. DDE bargains. Sea 8 Bk BREE EMBROIDERY D2 PARTMENT. 6 ca 00 DDE We shall open 50 pieces of Fine Irish Point Embroi- | GGG 00 LLLL DDD ERE deries, bought at Auction, antoffer then at 2c, sud HOH OT Siige. per yard. ri TORCHON LACES. Special lot at Se. per yard. Alsonew patterns in Linen Torchons, in pieces of 12 yards each, at 25e., 3 S70. and 45c. per doz. We si April 10th, the latest novelty in E broideries, at 123c. and 25c. per match the Swisses by the yard—sin: WOODWARD & LOTHROP, L 4 ” TLL Tui 2 TIFUL ROLLS, TLS, idiana avenue, WM. M. GALT & Co. 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.’ 921 RALER TH Prner-Ci = 2 STTOR, ae z1 OSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. PECIALTAN, CORNED BEEP 25 iter Market, 9th street wi 3 % a0 Center Marke « ing. ave shall oven on TUESDAY, APRIT. 10th, an cle- | andsib and 408 Nerthern Liberty Matiers ae hee gant line of Plain and Striped Brocaded all SILK | ¥ City Post Uftice. MENADINES of the very best manufacture, war- | “Siarkeling delivered freeot chargu to. 11 ranted not to pull, andat very much less then Inet yea'e | ete prices. We invite careful examination. We shail also open a beautiful line of SURAH STLKS at $1 including the new shades of Mandorin—sp Onur Jine of light ht MOUI 2 complete in Imperial Serves, Fou) Lace Buntings. Camel's Hie Foule &e., at our usual low prices. WOODWAKD & LOTHROP, 921 Pennsylvania avenue. 1 JE) iperteof tha. mardd er yard, vendid Value. STEAMERS. &e. MER JOHN W. Leaves Sixth Street Wharf EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ATT A.M. THOM SON 1 JERSEY: EY: —WE CAN'T. Keep them in the store—very long. Butthis morning eof black and all desirable Don't confound Returning at Inquire at General OM mhi7 Peremac Tha ‘The etoamer SU we opened a large invo! des, in our popular this with Jerseys ndverti amine the quality of both, 0 Jersey. dat a low nd then $a Some ladies are free to gay that tie $5 and $7, respectively, are better than anything offered at the price elewhere.” One fact is certain. We cannot obtain them fas: enough fromthe factory, Our stock to day iscomplete. “WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘apo 921 Pennsylvania avenue, $21 CBAMPION WIRELESS BUSTLE. We open to-day a complete lino ‘of these bustles, now adopted by the leading amodistes. They are hyht- er, more comfortable, «ive a more perfect form to the dress snd retain their’ shape better than any other bus- He made. No steels or wires to tear the dress, ladies’ will find these 02 our secon’ floor in our cors:t depart- ment, with unequalled facilities for their exemiuation and selection. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 921 yauia avenue. Mt _W. ©. € Of Tin street, e pane, f ions strictly first-class. frcight must be prepaid, and will be received on Agent, md Pa. ave. AV oe WASHING, ys and Thursdays, at 7 vine Liver Landings. Dan i sda y aya down wt ination) Sunday and nd Prospect — Hill anes received a Penney Fon Coxsrsatiox Surrs. FANCY CHECKS AND STRIPES. PLAIN WORSTEDS AND SILKS. FIGURED AND PLAIN FRENCH SATINES, M* VERNON? Mi, VERNON NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. jederte Sar pel 1. 1. BLAKE, Captain. ER SE OER AS FOLK, PORTSMOUTH UTH. ine and Seaboard Coasting ‘SF LADY OF THE LAKE, leaves 6th stre wayne ERED. ¢ and TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. Serr xa Diy Gooss. We are daily receiving our i with all railr wpeake & Olio Rt. n beaecured at B&O. ticket re Hotel, at boat and general D WOUD,Sec'y & ireas, 13 apo Spring and Summer enp- ny of Dress Goods, aligrader; Surah s Satin Merveilleux, dines, Nun's Veiling and Chudab Cloths in’all the newshades; French Wool Suit- ings, Printed and Plain Satieens. Emb'd Sat cons and Muslin Kobes; P Uiinen Lawns: a splendid Ii Bleck Woolen Dress Go in all the new ICR. and Thread Hors, new colorings; Urabrellas and fsolx, new dexivns, Aleo, an elezant line of n Sheetings and Pillow Linens, all ths; Damask Table | Cloths and Napkins to mateh, in splendid quality, ‘ail | sizes:) Table, Dainask by the yard in choloe patterns; | Towels and Toweling in great ¥ariety. ‘Thoee in waut | pany” 5 TUE TURDAYS at 6 pom., t Lookout, going atid te X with ‘Hoston. Pro and ail railro:d 1 DAYS, ut 5:90 p.m., ping at Piney Poin tercing. Connecting in Nort and New york stean of choice goods will do well toexaminn our stock before | Tihvst cc purcli@sing. HOOE BRO. & CO., W.P. W ‘ap2-3mt 1398 Fst, near EbLitt House, a Traver. ESTIMATES OF COST FOR OF EUROPE AND THE ORTE: TICKETS ISSUED and TION CHEERFULLY G. for excorted parties to monthly Tra: ‘OURS TO AN New Soenrxe Dax Goons. pectal arransweme Full particulars: aps, font Free. Address AVELERS' BUREAU, TRUNNEL & CLARK, #11 MARKET SPACE, Are now prepared to show a splendid line of DESIRABLE NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. FRENCH SATINES._ Choice Patterns. New Colors. In Ottoman and Surah Silks. Good Values. Low lees, 33 in AM *s Line. SUMMER SERVICE. Sailing from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every SATUR- ‘The stock 1s fu'l and complete in all departments, and | Bailing from BA we solicit an inspection, ternate MON feenmas 0 Only. SRORIL OC ¥ AGE. ee Sn 5 ONLY FIVE Days FLOM LAND {0 LAND, [ADAM » 80 long known in this city, has x tra Weekly Ships from — Dreanmaking, Roots on the second floor, and’ does | GALWAY, LIM itl CK. LONDUNDERRY and GL§S- OW direc OPS ee a bist Only DIRECT LINE trom GALWAY end LIMERICK. ‘Accommodations Unegualled. TRUNNEL & CLARK, ‘Cabin $70 and $80, Interm ‘hate $40, Prepaid Stecrage $11 MARKET SPACF. SPECIALTIES. 322 For information, &c., apply to LEVE & ALDEN, General Agente, = = a 7 Broadway, New York, MA 8S, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE- | Or, JAS. BELLEW, 711 7th strect: liable Clairvoyant and Astrologist, gives better Mus. D. A. BROSNA street; fatisfaction in all affairs of life thau any one jn the pro- G. W. MOS, varia avenne; Session; tells the pust, present and future destiny; gives | m3 Agente in Washington, D.C. advice ‘und cswistance on all mutters appertaining to Lusinesa, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALE. Fatisfaction given or no pay. "Consultation Rooms, 403 2d street, above D street northwest. This month cvon- sultation fee reduced. “Ladies, 50 cents; gentlemen, $1. ni {0 AND SEE MEDIUM H BURG LINE. WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERR, LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT NOON, FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. For Passaye apply to At 715 Ninth C. B. RICHARD & Co. Five thousand dollars to any one who can equal him : : in telling the past, present nnd future, cause speedy: General Passenxer Agents, n uriages, bringing separated together, and in business 61 Browdway, N. ¥. le. ‘whose advice is invaluable. He tells consultor’s name in full, and is the only person that can do so. Prof. Warring asks no questious and uses no cards of any descrintion in hia profession. SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY, Fee—Ladies, $1; gentlemen, $1. mb3-a1t ‘RS. M. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER Bukiness Medium, can be found st 1010 7th street nortl west, where she will be pleased to meet her many friends and customers, 17-2" ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF Or to PERCY G. 8MIITH, 135) and 619 Pennsylvania avenue. Send for **Teurist Gazette.” EK UEOrPE! fh Oe COOK'S GRAND FXCURSIONS leave New York April 20th, June ist, June 13th and Sune SOth, 1883, Pamcovre "ti AM Like. | Allbusinces censidential and Gen. nuteoo on a pi: heey y mates, m1 ed rates. Meee natuser 8 1w | RGR EXCURSIONTSE, with Atape and full par- Sos COCO A, | Suan by mal 10 cents.“ Addrens = THOS. COOK & SOD E BREAKFAST. f21-wks3tt 261 Broadway, GRATEFUL—COMFORTING Gexaun LINE. ““By a thorough knowledge of the natural 4aws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well no- lected Cocoo, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast ta- bles with a’ delicately-flavored beverave, which may save us many heavy doctcrs’ bills, 1tis by’ the judicious NE ROUTE. SHIP COMPANY LIMITED, You D LAV ERPOOL, ek EN a Z ‘use of euch articles of diet that a constitution may be . eithla. gradually built up until strong enough to resist every aa fendency to d'seage. Hundreds of subtle maladies aro ay 2. | Botheia floating around us, ready to attack wherever there is & - May 9.) Payouia AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK. Steamers m ed *a Get pales gad aa geese to wo Eteerage at Very low rates. tickets from Liv- gram Mat fread) nears, of fa a ‘Throueh bills of teden for Belfast, Gisagow, Havre, Autwerp and other forts Sur the Goutisent* and weak poiut. We niay escape many afatal shaft by keep: ing ourselves well fertilied with pure blood, and a prop: erly nourished frame."™—Civi Sereice Gacdtle, Made simply with boiling water or milk, old in tins, (only 34-Ib, and Ib.), by Grocers, labe:ed. JAMES EPPS & CO., o16-m,tu&s__ Homeopathic Chemist, London, Eng. Pe ot ep a eben tea ani rom -m.. at Spencerian Busi- ness Col ‘and D by Prof. D. A. BROWN. “Pupils received at any time? sn8- RS. E. A. CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN suinoancing taat ene ie Prepared teat LN ited number of pupils in thorough Enylish branches, English Grammar, Elocution and Mathematics special ties, ‘Terma moderate. Special houra and terms for sdulty. 603 F etn.w. it cars pass the door. 5 a ae competitive examinations. Terms in advance, Eze CLASSES. @5 A MONTH, . ANITH. hy, Spelling. Jal ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO—AT metic, Bookkeeping, ninanship, U.S. 1Ustory, Ww TIMMS’ New Halls, cor. 7th and Dn. w. En- Volccr Singing’ viouan be. Twstve, ethos OBS advatitagens “0: B. BULLARD, Dinoctor one-hit HOTELS, &. Baapnger Hovsr, ) ormer EANDETA WR Eom irst-clags Hotel in the city: Ren- gvated and Kefurnished. All Modern Improvements. he and ae Baths. Electric Belle, ete, ea and ro Ro Rogue Rates, 4 Ter Dat. arial Aces dor Mediterranean ports. fe For freight and passaure appl the Company's offios, Ri owling Groen, or ‘Both steerae and cabin to ris 3 street, Washington, Gils BIGELOW & 20., 605 Tth “© \MNON M. BROWN & CO., New York: ‘Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW *s danl2 605 7th street, Washington. UKTH GERMAN LLOYD— Sreavsure Line Barweex New Your, Hava, Lonbox, SOUTHAMPTON 4ND BRewen. . foot of 3d street, few York to Havre, Lond ton and ‘Bremen, Stet cabin, $100; gooond jstecrears, $00, ied, siocrige cor BG: Bonita Gecen? Newt Fork OW. MELEE &CO., 925 Peonayivabia ayenue northwest, ‘Agents for New Discovery Tn Meniome. IMPORTANT NOTICE. SANTAL MIDY Will curein 48 hours all derangements of the urinary organs in either sex without inconvenience of any kin G@BIMAULT & CO.,8,Rue Vivienne, Paris, ja22-wXsly Srantovery Derarrverr or Wi dal: A. BRENTANO & COMPANY, Nee YOR! Pat rope, Chieea ban FASHIONABLE ENGRAVERS. Wedding Invitations, Reception and Visiting Cards, Arms, Creste and Monograms ELEGANTLY ENGRAVED. LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF MENU = AND DINNER CARDS, - 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Corwen lita Srreer. 110-3 of this Lis A ROTTER- PAD SehrED aM, Let: ‘DAM. ZAANDAM. P. Ca- ND. W. A. SCHOLTEN, MAAS, ‘the U.S. jails to the Ni Jesve com pan: , footot Gis ieee coum "cate bin, $70: eecond cab $26. ee aN £CO.. $25 Penn. ave., Washington. PROFESSIONAL. 'D DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN thoussnde of Stuer well kxpwn, personages: vieit ‘Dre WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Pa. ave., opposite Wi- Jerd's Hotel, fur relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, V: ‘Excres- ftgionD: Gin set. om ington, D. ©., in 186) Dick lath, Wen i tes ae an at G street, apposite Mies Howse. on Dene TARSONS MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, , ORGANS, SHEET MUSIG. STECK & CO. PIANO, The most Perfect Piano Made, EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Bost Medinm-priced Piano Manufactarea. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS: Pienos and Orsanssold on tuetalmeute, rented or 6&- barged, rent applied if purchased. 5 CENT MUSIC. Abcouly complete Stook ib the nite. HENRY EBERBACH, Menacine partner of the x G. L. WILD & PRO., ) Sth street northwest. Kranich & Bach and other vesest terms, Organa, € instrnments. “Sheet Musto, “inetest variety. Piauos, Organs and, te tined and nopained. dat The Stic lowest prices ar and other Mu-ter I DAVIS & CO"S PIANOS, —A SR. A stock of these Superb P 5. New atrles. Low pr Easy tors and se them. Hi UMNER, new Square and Buby Grand too TTW'S ORGANS, 27 STOPS, #1 $297 90. Pactory running day Sut cue free. Address DANIEL F. BEALE N. a. ATE OF PENNSY¥I< D" HARTLEREN vant Col having purchased any often ana re the practice about May bet. fo 4 himto my pas tro: oF “c craily as a deutint of un Hy M.A. CALAIAN, Dentist, 1016 lath at news MADE BEPORE AND INe Y after extracting natural a Movlorn methods and skill in Dentistry. Moderate tees, DK. DONNALLY, 1521 F street northwent, . SCOTT, n of the Natural Be northwert Goud Albay KLOEBER, DENTIS' 65 ¥ “E’ Nonruwesr, Alc by the Lard System, for the pal Lot Teeth. De, Ma SAMOTE, DENTIST, No. 437 TT strect, three doors trim eornor £ Leoth inserted §7 per: AND Dentistry :n alk All work war- dani No. 3 of Penney extractions at juin, will be £1 fort ch additional 1 Eas, DO ny $1 40 €5.""AN work warranted istered Ditrous Oakdety over Hx branche, rantet Ho DE: RAILROADS. LTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE BETWHEN THE PAST AND Tit WEST via WASHINGTON, DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER? STEKL B neimnati, Loniey tb a. 4, it Palace Slerping Cara change; 10:18 a. m. daily to it and. and Detroit at 10 15 40 p. an. .m. s & eolied train te York nt $20 a.m, $ pam. and 240 pom. daily, fie Cary attache K days, 8, 6.0, 5.5.19, 45, - 12:70 and 4:40; 0n Sundas, nnd Beltimorny, + 3:30, 4°40, 7, wed Ad Wye piitan Bran h 40am, a yaw ih for 2 S40 a.m, 101, 4°48 daily except rom the M, 7:35 atte, mm 37 pom. ; Sanday, aily, except Sunday ow’ ond Intermediate and way stations, 249 m. In., p-ta. pein. daily, excdst San- aay Trai more for Washington at %, 4.40, 8 leave Bat! 6:40, 710 910 and 10:30 n,n 12:2 212-90 p.m, 45 a a §nformation apply nt the Baltimore ana Ticket Office, Washington Station, 619 and I Teuntyivania avenue, corner 16th street, where orders Nill be taken for Lagwage to be checked and received. ab #2) point in the city. WAL CLE SM. of T., Baltimor, ani C.K. ae DSOUTH Wrst, PBLE Dip seks bILEL RAIL MAGNIFICENT BQU: IN EFFECT PEBKUAK) 2Srn IShs. Tharms Leave Warntnaton nom STATION, or tra asp L Steerer, 4s FoLLows Tor #iteours und the Weet, Chicago Linnted Express cry et Pay coving Care at :i0a.m., daily: Faas Line, 0:50 a.m, daily, with Sleeping Cara from Harrisburg to Ginemnath, Western, Express 7 ym. daily, with Palace’ Care to Pi cimnsti. Mail Pitteburg and tho W nahi nart ts tomar BACTIMOLE AND POTOMAC RATTROAD. For Ene ‘gua, Rochester, Buflalo, Niacara, $20 p.m, xoept Saturday, with Palace Cars oF a dateus. For Wisisni po. Haven, and Elmira #t9.49s. t ly, exon Sunday, and Hast, $00 a.m., 10:308,m..1-9F 110-20 fm. On Sanday, 4°20, 9:68 Limited Exy tees of Pulltuas Pare - daily, except 8 iat, £290 pete ry wook-day, a For Breokisn, Mt ¥ ali through trains connect at Sane ith Bhateof Brooklyn Annex, affordit fo, Fuiten root, avoiding dou muted Lxprese, ¥ £93 For Belmore. 40, 8:09, 9-30, 10:20-n.m, and 1-30, 4:20, 6:40, 6 738, 8:5 a 10-20, _ Buncay, E oa, and 10 For For 6:400.m, end 440 parm, dally, except Sunday. For Apropo, 6-40 a.m and $40 p.m, Galiy, exoopt Any. ALEXAND EIA D FREDERICKSBURG | RAT. WAX. AND KATHOAD For A sexunans NDIA AND WASHINGTON 00, 9:20), 13 00 and 11:25 a.m., 00, 8:00 and 11-80 p the 410-25 a cuily, van. except Sunday. Traine seuve Alexander: luugton, 6:00. 8:00, 8:38 end 10:00 a.m... 1 , ilo, 3:00, 5:10, 7.00 and $210 p. and 12:4 midniyit On Bunday at 6:00, and 10:00 aan. 7:00 apd 9:20 p.m. ‘Tickete and infermation at the oMor, northeast corner £51: th street and Pennrylvaria avenue, and at the ste Bar, phere crdcre can Le leit for the rare" €tgc to destpation fron: bote.« and residences. ie 4. WOOD, Genera) Pamengor Agent HH. General Mavacer. D rescriptious and eond you to aome eide-ehow rugxist who stivides profits with the doctor. i hose, Ainappointed of a cure of private diseares elould cone sult Dre. BROTHERS and GRAY, 906 Bet e.w. furnish medicines, guarantee @ Cure orb. Years’ experience. IES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Dr. BROTHELS, 906 Bat. «.w. Pacticular attene tion pid to all Diseases pecullar to Ladjes, married OF Single, All Irverularitiee sud Ovaria Troubles Thirty-five years’ experionos, ‘mb31-lm ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A bot or two of Du. BROTHERS’ Invigorating con, py cxse of — hedge nd eo 5 . At amparts vigor Seton. “bee Bat aw 123-2m* \{ ANHOOD KESTORED. = A victim of eariy tmpraaence, bility, Promature Decay. etc., every known Temedy, bas ofscf-cure, which he sullerens, Address J, H. New York. fav me hed, in vain . ao send free to eareake, VES, 43 Chatham ‘né-. to, th&k6m_ CARD. A ‘To all who are muffering from the and ine i Ch pasnhoet 2a des, Twill pond recip Gat wi you, FREE OF CHAWUGE. Tite great remedy ny covered by a missionary in South Al “feuda Jomrn T.Teman, oa tu, aay A +4 dies. All: felt-addrenged envelope to the Kes. Beaton D, New York Ui 2 DE FOREST 1EMED| = aa i ery sri ey red Can Tod oSock p.m. with ndicaonye ee tate an LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE K. as ie J OB TH'S Old Stand OXn ta onc D: between (th and x B.—Notetsfumat promptly stieuded ta, 2 S.Vean. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON-BONS apd CARAMELS manufactured {rem every day at the \NDY FACTORY, 2) bts stest nortawest Branch Store 1899 Pennaylvania avenue, di -6a,