Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1883, Page 4

__ THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick OF THE CHIEF StoNat. OFFICER, } Wasnixeton, D.C, April 16, 1883, 9:30 a. m.f For the middle Atlantic states, light rains, fol- lowed by talr weather, winds shifting to southeast abd northwest, higher barometer, stationary or Sight rise In wmperature, SPECIAL BULLETIN.—T0-MORROW TO BE PATR. dications are that fulr and slightly warmer er will ail In the southerp and middie States, the Obio and Misstesipp! valleys and lake Fegion on Tuesday. —————— ‘THe Forsowrsa special bargains are offered for to-n P a's, 817 treet Borthwest: Dec a rated Queen Anne #299; onl bot % 30 clothes Wooien w hail racks, ‘Able TF s0ap, 29 bowls, 11 or, ns, Sc. ont Redne= e, Worth $11. tion in trun Gorp-P.LEp ban, MEES, oregon etty busines: ¢ at Bargains. Now, RY, new, Uptown. avenue northwest. ith finest at the Ws. D. Josrs was arr-sted by Omeer Si the Bladensburg road yesterday for fast a In the yurt this morning he forfeit Jaterak Yous Evestonr nut Fiscerws Ice CREAM a To-Morrow Ovty—P. Sy 20, 75, $2 anid $1.34 Argit. Sowers, Uni Fane's, Uptown. Lovery Warr Rel Brodhes: LINEN LaWNs and Angolo Fian- ALEX AN a youns ( ER PETexs, red man, was beta Sheil us morning on the charge of feious condn A lady testillea to finding him ta her lallway about 2 o'clock yesterday morning. Ewnxorrnres, Laces, new, Cochrane's, Uptown. abie bargains, THE WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper of fity- #13 colutans, will be Sent postpald for che dollar a dear. Try! —_———— CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, Ke., Tonight. Orena House.—Mrs Langtry in 2} Match.” NATIONAL THRATER. Company in “Olvette.” Roter SKatine Rr Fore “An ‘atherine Lewis Opera —Opening of the Light Infantry Fair. | THrateR Cosrgre.—Davene’s allied attrac tions, Diaz Mcsevs.—Novel performance and tnter- esting curiosities, ———— Condensed Locals. FKLY Stax, a lorge double paper of Mty- nhs, Will be Seat postpaid for one dollar a ry It he Face track at Ivy City ts belng-put In order for the approaching spring ra Several noted horses have alr-udy arrived at the stables. The rts needed badly at the corner of 3d ets uortheast; also, on C, between and 4*h streets northeas 3 In memory of the late C.M.Ford,held at street southeast M. E. Church yestcrday Was attended largely by the members of vn Veteran Corps and other organizations of which the deceased Was a member. Rev. Mr. a memorial a. AF inakers’ unlon Satur- ef prices was ad-pted. averages $1 per thousind. Messrs. ston and Davis, frou Baltimore, max ad- al of Selucius Garfielde, whose death Saturdsy’s STAR, Look place yester- afternoon from hts home, on 10th street, Re interment 't © jor offic 7 K ein Glenw: me ‘The pallbearers rE rge KE Harris, W T. Gatehel. ¢ J. Orr, J. E Heming, Ge Bara Yesterday morning Ri Third Colores B: W. B. Jefferson, of the (assisted by Rev. R. votomie twent) tugs at the Third A Funeral Oration by Ingersoll, WHE OFSEQUIES OF THE LATE JOHN G. MILLS—THE ENFIDEL ORATOR DISCOUKSES ON “DESTINY AND DeaTH. Asimple funeral service was held last evening ‘at the house of N. W. Fitzgerald over the remains of John G. Mills, whose death was noted In Satur- Gay's Stan Mr. Robert G. Ingersoll delivered an aduress. The pall-bearers were Senator Van Wyck, Judge J. J. Nash, Hon. T. B. Murch, D. D. Lum, H. 2. Howsrd, Henry Ulke, W. W. Jackson and R. L. De Akers. The remains were taken to the Baltt- more ard Potomac depot to be forwarded to Port Jervis, N. Y., where the interment will take place. Mr. Ingersoll’s adress, which was impressively delivered, was as follows: Again we are face to face with the great mystery that skrouds this World. We question, but there 13 no reply. Out on the wide waste seas there drifts no spar. Over the desert of death the sphinx gazes forever, but never speaks. In the very May of life another Beart has ceased to beat. Night has fallen upon Boon, but he lived, he loved, he was lov ife und children pressed their kisses on his Nps. This 1s enouzh. The tongest life contains no more. This Bils the vase of joy. Be who lies here, clothed with the perfect peace of death, was a kitid und loving husband and good Jather—A generous nelchiber, an Konest man; “and these words bulld a monument of glory above the humblest grave. always a child—stncere and trank—as He divided all time into to- To-morrow was without a cloud, and of to-morrow he borrowed sunsiiine for to-lay. He was my friend. He will remain so. The Uving oft become estranged—the dead are true. He was not a Christian. [n the Eden of his hope there did not crawl and coll the serpent of eternal pain. In mauy languages he sought the thoughts Of mep, and for himseit he solved the problems of the world. He accepted the philo€ophy of Auguste Comte. Humanity was his God—the humen race the Supreme Being In that Supreme Being he Fested. He believed that we are tndebted for what ‘We enjoy to the labor, the self-denial, the herolsin of the human race, and that as we Have plucked the frutt of what others planted we in thankful- ness should plant for others yet tobe. With him Immortality was the eternal consequences of his own good acts. He believed that every good thought, every disinterested deed hastens the hur- ‘Vest Of universal good. ‘This fs a religion that en- Fiches poverty, that enables us to bear Ube sorrows: Of the Sadde-t life, that peoples even solitude with the happy millions yet to be—a religion born not Of selfishness and fear, but of love and hope—the Petigion that dics wells'to slake the thirst of others —that gladly bears the burdens of the unborn. In the pres-nee of death, how bellefs and dog- Mas wither and decay; how loving words and deeds barst into blossom. “Pluck from the tres of any life thes* flowers, dnd there remain but the Barren thorns o: bizotry and creed. All wish for happiness beyond this life. all hope to meet again the loved and Jost. In every heart there grows this sacred flower of eternal hope. Imumortality ts a word that hope through alleyes has been Whispering tu love. The miracis of thought we cannot understand. The mystery of Geath and hope yeeannot comprehend. This chaos called the worl has never been explained. ‘Ihe gelden bridge of life from gloom emerges and on Shadow rests. Beyond this we do not know. Fate ts speechless—destiny ts dumb—and the secret of the future has never yet been told. We ¥ ve, we wait, we hope. The more we more we fear. Upon the deepest shadows fall. All paths, whether ‘filled with thorns or flowers, end here. Here success and fallure are the same. ‘The Ress and the purple robe of power Bnd distinction in this democracy of death. Char- gcter alone survives. Goodness alone lives. Love alone ts !mmortal. But to all there comes a time when the fevered hips of life long for the cool, delicious kiss of death. ‘Tirea of the dust and glare of day, they Joy the rustling garments of the night. of wretched- ‘e hat can we say of death? WIRES Gun we ney of aS ie dead? re they have gone, reason and from thence revelation has not come. But | Syder; Frank Curtis.and fevas tettere that over tne cradle nature bends and smiles, and lov! @iction holds her —— A Dead Cut EaTEN BY Binps OF PaEY.—Officer 3 | labor | ups, ean} ‘The Jesuits’ Jubiice. IMPOSING SERVICES AT ST. ALOYSIUS AND TRINITY CHURCHES. The golden jubilee of the order of Jesuits, com- memorating both the 50th anniversary of the es- tablishmentof the province of Maryland and the 20th anniversary of the landing of the Jesuits on the shores of America with Lord Leonard Calvert, Was celebrated here yesterday at St Aloysius church and Trinity church (West Washington), with Imposing ceremonies. Solemn high mass Was solemnized at St Aloysius church, Father Francis McCarthy officiating, assisted by Father Brennan and Mr, Gillespie, Mr. McAvoy being mas- ter of ceremonies. The ‘church was most elabo- rately Uimmed with flowers and evergreens, Haydn's second mass was sung with organ and full orchestrai accompaniment. Rev. Father Mur- phy preached an appropriate sermon. At Trinity church, West Washington, Rev.Father Rochefort officiated at solemn high’mast The floral decorations were very elaborate, the fig- ures “1633” and “ 1883" forming a conspicuous part of the ormementation. Haydn's sixteenth mass Was finely rendered by the chotr, Rev. Father Doonan delivered a sermon, reviewing the historl- cal facts brought to mtnd by the anniversary. ——— The Painters’ Grievances. THYIR DEMANDS ENDORSED AT A MARS-MRETING OF WORKINGMEN—ADDRESSES BY REPRESENTATIVES OF VARIOVS ‘UNION, A mass-meeting of the workingmen of this Dis- trict, held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, Satur- day myght, under e8 of the Federation | Of Labor Ur was largely attended by members of the several labor organizations. The purpose 3 massmeeting was to give ald and comfort Pataters’ Union, the members of which are virtually on a strike fora uniform price of $8 per nd against which the boss palnters Ox the at $250 per ¢ Mr. A. M. Kenad: dent of the federated , With S, E. Boyee, sec- : ted that the proposition the master painters’ assoclation to em- nif they Would not contract for work withdraw ron the Union would meet ong the house-owners at a small number 7 ave an exclusive t for all the house-painting was roposed, as a plan for reifet, that hn should elect their own foremen ts of their labor among them- ciple of co-operation. nhain, of the Painter's Unton, groement drawn up by the nracyinen, but into Wo, gob drawn tn, do hereby agree not ny labor placed in this shop. with no | or the fe | absurd. the journ a diy Ives on the y Mr. Thomes L 1 the form of S to load dow hes, s ‘e tu jet Mr. keep wk fit ent Of my wages until I leave the sald rfere with the empioy= to forfeit all of the d sald boss holds for me.” neraphical Unton,sald the ate 10 cents each of thelr to sustatn the painters. The prin- uld contribute the full quota, 1¢ necessary, Tither than sseritice Uke principle Involved. Hé clied What had been done in Massachusetts by the trades union® and said Ben Butler ts the best iriend the trades unions have to-day. He advised mechanles everywhere to vote for him for the next President. “[Applause.) Dr. Thomas, of ive Bookbinders Unton, gndorsed the principle of right sought: 16 ai trongly, by the nfers Union, and safd the bookbinders would t them in thelr battle for the right. Mr. McNamara, of the ‘inners’ Union, tn the course of a speech, sald the prospects were that ‘The New Order of Thingy. To the Editor of Tas Evexme Stan. On Friday last I received a letter from Mr. Samuel Harding, of Burtonsville, Prince George's county, Md., stating that a negro in his employ had stolen his watch, Tevolver and some articies of clotning, and when last seen was moving in the direction Wi a. I placed the matter in the hands of OMcer William helin, of the District ‘and on Sunday the thief was captured by him, the stolen property recovered. Such an occurrence bas been heretofore so rare in our detective-ridden community that it deserves especial ee well as the officer to whose promptneas and intel- gence it is due. Very respectfully, Orrizen. Wasurncton Fish MARKeT.—Received and sold by R. A. Golden, Johnson’s wharf, to-day : 10,000 shad, from $15 to $80 per hundred ; 140,000 he: from’ $6 to $8 per thousand; 700 bunches of rock, from 10 to 80 cents per bunch. sects cet A Carp.—I have not been arrested fora violation ofthe pharmaceutical law. The clerk in =a is duly registered according to aa law we is t. Has. WuIre, M. D., es 1801 Connecticut avenue, eee THe DILaToriness aT THE Pouce CoURT.— Prosecuting Attorney Moore in the Police Court Saturday stated to Judge Snell that he saw by the newspapers that a committee of- policemen had waited on his honor Friday with @ view of getting the roe cuting attorney to come to court: Carlier in the morning. He also stated that the trouble 1s with the witnessez and policemen who | have cases, and who get to court so late that the attorneys have to sit in their offices and walt for them tocome in. Judge Snell suggested that Mr. Moore write a note to Major Dye askipg him to direct the officers and witnesses to attend court earlier. —— ‘The Court. Cmevrr Court—vudge MacArthur. Saturday, Randall & Fish agt. Fitzgerald; mo- tion for security for costs submitted tb the court. Sliver agt. Damman; judgment confesse4. White agt. Boyle; judgment contessed. Cropley _agt. Duvall; Judgment confessed. Price & Heald agt. Baldwin; judgment by default. Payson agt. Carman; judgment by default. Pote agt. Wash- ington and Georgetown Raliway Company; new trial dented. Stutz agt. Metropolitan Life ‘Insu- Tance Company; new trial refused. Nimmo agt. Reed; judgment set aside with leave to plead. : Equiry Covrr--Judge Coz. . To-day, Craig agt. Craig; dismiseal of bill with costs, James ‘agt. Gannon; auditor's report rati- fled. Rinehart agt. Rinehart; reference. Burnett agt. Elis; guardian ad litem appointed, Young agt. Gale; “writ of assistance ordered to issue. Langley agt. Ferry; auditor’s report confirmed. Tucker agt. Alson;"do., and trustee directed to ay, &. Anderson agt. Howgate; trustea directed ‘0 pay, &. Jackson agt, Gales; hearing contin— ued till 18th. Sheemaker agt. Campbell; Duvall appointed guardian ad litem. Evans agt. Church; Injunction dented. Avsowvrery Pore. house-butlding will be greatly Increased this sum. mer. ‘The painters want to share fairly and equitably in the prosperity, should the Season prove to be prosperous. Mr. Eckens, a clzarmaker of Baltimore, recited the action of the Cigarmakers’ Unton, tn that city. and sold they had united. and are putting up what is known a8 the “Unton trade cigars,” made by Us combination of journeymen, who are making more money than they ever did by working for the bosses, Everybody smokes these cigars, thereby creating @ constant demand for them. Encouraging remarks were made by Messrs. ss, of the Plumbers’ Union; Mr. O’Brien, of the ters’ Union; Mr. Wright, of the Printers’ nd Mr. Oyster, of the same unton. The secretary read the resolutions which had been prepared and were adopted: “That the work- Ingmen of Washington, In ass meeting assem- bled, heartily indorse the action of the Federation of Libor unions, and adyise the Painters’ Union to continue the struggle With the bosses until its reasonable and just demands have been complied with, : M-Donald, of the Tatlors’ Unton, made the closing address,'In which he stated that some of the elothing dealers ara getting rich on prison and seab Labor, while honest dealers have to “go slow” ou the road to pecuniary prosperity. eee District Governmont Affairs, MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. Ten more paupers from the workhouse and asy- lua Were shipp-d Saturday to Faunce’s fishing landing, on the lower Potomac, by tie consent of | Ue inmiites themselves and tle District Commis- sioners. The Commisstoners have made an allowance of $50 out of tie charity fund to Mrs Butler, prest- Gent of the Woman's Labor Exqhange, for use of Unat charity. A number ot property holders on 82 street south- west ask the Commt=sioners that in the contem= R uted Improvement of that street, hetween Mand N streets, they will cause curbing to be set and at least four feet of brick pavement be laid similar to Uhat on South Capitol street, and thal trees be planted. = Messrs. W. H. Clagett, J. W. Drew and Mr. Ac- ker were at the Columbia bullding this morning, representing the Washington Light Infantry, to ask that a permit be granted for the Infaniry’s fair tree of charge. ‘The health office, which was damaged by fire several weeks ago. having recently been econ structed, 1s receiving new furniture to-day, replac- tng that destroyed. é LIEUT. JOHNSON’S RESIGNATION. Lieut. Johnson states that he went before the District Commissioners Saturday, by the sugges- tion of Major Dye, who preceded him with the Heutenant’s resignation, in which he asked for thirty days’ leave of absence with pay. The preal- dent of the board stated to him that there were no criminal charges against him at all. The Com- missioners were satisfled with the services he had rendered the District, and thanked him. They could not, however, allow him leave of absence ‘until Ist June, but onty to May Ist. ee eee ‘The Light Infantry Fair. PREPARATIONS FOR THE OPENING TO-NIGHT, When the hour comes for opening the Light In- fantry fair, which has been fixed at 8 o’cock this evening, the display at the Rink will be in readi- nes&. This morning both Indies and gentlemen were bustling about the hall, putting the finishing touches upon the booths and arranging the at Ucles ag they came in. ‘The Light Infantry, with full ranks and headed by the Marine band, will leave the armory at 4:30 this afternoon * and parade up the Avenue to 20th street, thence to K, down K to 15th, and in passing Commissioner Edmonds’ residence, between 16th and 17th, on K, amarching salute-will begiven; down 15th to New York avenue, thence to 7th, down 7th to the ave- nue and thence to the armory. At8 o'clock the fair will be formally opened by Hon. George C. Gorham, who will make a brief address. A con: tribution of $200 from the Adams Express company has been received through thelr agent here, Mr. Geo. W. Mogs. eo Tixkss oF Rev. Dx. Boyntox.—Rey. Dr. Charles B. Boynton, formerly chaplain of Congress, 1s lyiny at the pointof devth tn Mount Auburn, Ohio, at the house of his son-in-law. His two sons, Henry and Charles, the former of the Cincinnati Com- mercial Gazette, the latter of the Associated Press, have goue from this city to bis bedside. TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTaTE.—Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Martha WIL son to F. Thomas, lot 17, Barry Farm; $175. C. W. King toC. F. Wood, lot 16, sq. 810; $2,500, &c. EH. May to Andrew Ochmann, part 4, 8q. 467; £1,800. J.T. Springman to C. E. Spripgman, lots 89, 43 and 44, 6th street and Maryland avenue; $—. Sam» to C. Dickson, lots 40, 41 and 42, do.; $6,000. Asbfor & Mitchell, trustees, to G. Maulsby, art 5, Sq. 453; $8,000. Nellie M. Clark to B. §. Rob- son, lot 50, sq. 240; $1,600. J. B. Alley to R. avideon, sub-lot 22, <q. 67; $3,296.66. _W. Kinder- line to me, Sub-lot 23, do.; $—. R. Davidson to Belden Noble, sub-lots 22 and 23, 67; $7,093.42, W.4J. Kindertine to R. Davidson, lot —, sq.70:$—, R. B. Detrick to W. H. Bell, lot 99, ‘Sq. 509: $820. J. W. Danenhower to H. B. Ebert, pt. 9,W. & C.’s sub. of Mt. Pleasant 50. C. W. King to Jos. P. Ryon, lots 13 and 14, sq. 840; $5,000. J. J. Knox to Chris, tina Keim, pt. 7 sq. 332; $900. G, Hubbard et al. to John M. Browne, sub-lot Sq. 152; $3,360.05. Same to A. T. Rockwell, sub. 78, d0.; $3,887.90. SEQUEL TO 4 RoMaNtic ESCAPADR.—Miss Nellie Huvbard, the daughter of ex-Gov. Hubbard, of Connecticut, who created a sensation about four Years ago by marrying her father’s coachman, has begun proceedings for divorce. They separated ‘som tlme ago on account of incompatibility. The ground of the divorce ts abandonment, the hus- clerk of the court hear with ler: Chi band bringing no counter-charge. He 1s repre- love, the | sented as being heart-broken at his wife’s deser- tenderest heart the | tion, They have one child, litue gir ee HARBOUR SENTENCED.—On Saturday aftern Joseph Hurbour, convicted of receiving stolen aifference | property in three cases, was sentenced in two of them tosix months in jail and to pay a fine of ‘$200 in each case. There are six other indictments Pending against him. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued by the to Marcus Moore and Parihenta ounty, Jona T Lyken aa ee county, % oT. ne! Jono H. J. ‘Seb ters and. mes Marie Ant SALB.—A very superior collection of Jging and bronzes is now on. ‘exnibition at "Thomas Dowling’s ai which will 2 on Wednesday next” Parties interested ie ae Shelton, of the eighth inet, receiving informa- | ative art should not fal to give this sale their at- tion that there was a infant thrown into the | tention. AID ror Inise Fawrxe SUFFERERS.—The regular eee Gs of the Irish famtne ald commit- tee of Clan-na-Gael was unusually interesting, mi of those present biog Lope ged tion in Saturday's Brax of extracts trom letters of clergymen in Ireland. 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Striped Summer All-wool Nun's V All-wool Cashmere Spring Golors, § All-wool Nun's Vuiling, Spring Col All-wool Black Oashmeres, 37, 50, Silk Brocades, all colors, #: SUK Moires, new eolors, 9 11-4 Brida] Gounterpaues, ouly 98e. st Spring Calicoey, 424 10-4 Sheeting Cotton, 25% Plain Gros Grain Dress Silke, $1. Fresh Straw Matting, wiute and fancy etylea, Floor Oil Cloths, all wiaths, c 25.9 pair. Bummer Silk,’ neat checks, 62\¢c. Ladies’ 6-4 Cloth, all new colo: Cloths for Boys’ Spring Suits, 25¢. Parasols, plain and fancy tandles, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.76, $00 $2.05 and $2.50. Satin Parasols, $2.50, #3, $3.60, Lace Parasola, fancy linings. Bleck Dress Silks, extra wide, $1, $1.25. $1.50, $2. Ginghams, Percales, heviote, Scotch Zephyrs, etc. Cc. M. TOWSON, apl4 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sonth side. Suxs: Snxs: Sixs: SILKS 37, SILKS 50, SILKS 62, 75, $1. NUN'S VEILINGS, widestdouble width, all pure Wool, 42 inches wide, 3134. FANCY SILKS, very finest quality, (actual value $1), our price 62. Biack Silk Brocade GRENADINES, all pure Silk, (worth $2, ) our price $1: Black Satin KHADAMES and Black Surah SILK: extra wide, all pure Silk, only $1, worth §1. everywhere. Colored SURAH SILKS, all colors, including Btraw- berry and Flectric Blue, $1.25, Cotored Satin RHADAMES, cheapest in this city, NUN'S VEILINGS, fine quality, 20. Colored CASHMEKES, all pure Wool, wide double width, in. Strawberry. Electeic Blue, Pink and Cream, 60. CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. Our $1 Black Gros Grain SILKS ‘‘reduced” to 75. Gur $1.75 heavy Gros Grain Black French SILKS, *‘re- Our Very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS jar very finest qui in eduoed trom 3.80 to #0. Colored SILKS, immense. Colored reduction, Our $1 SILKS, reduced to 75. Our $1.50 Colored Satin finish, reduced to $1, aud our quality” Beavy Gros drain Colored 8 SILKS, kane Iced from $2.50 to $1.50, eon Black Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wool, $2. Bleached Table DAMASK, pure Linen, slightly aolled, 62, worth $1. CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPACE. spl3 BX LACK OF OPEN AIR EXERCISE, AND THE want of sufficient care in the matter of diet, the whole physical mechanism often becomes impaired during the winfer. Ayer’s Sarssparilla is the proper remedy to take in the spring Of the year to purify the blood, invixorate the system, excite the liver to action, and restore the healthy tone and vigor. ‘ALL'S HAIR RENEWER RENEWS, CLEANSES, brightens and invigorates the hair, and restores faded or gray hair to ita youthfal eolor and luster. 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 Stationery Devanrueyr or A. BRENTANO & COMPANY, . FASHIONABLE ENGRAVERS. Wedding Invitations, Reception and Visiting Cards, Arms, Crests and Monograms ELEGANTLY ENGRAVED. Cards Printed from Plates, Paper snd Envelopes Ilu- ‘minated and Stamped in Bronzes and Plain Colors. 4 LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF MENU AND DINNER CARDS, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVE) 110-3 Coanen 117m Srazer. A Niw Enrenpnse, BRAN OF GROGAN'S GREAT BALTIM( on INSTALLMENT HOUSE, ans es 928 ITH STREET NORTHWEST. TOON WEEKLY AND WORDT Sa TaN ae Zz TER) EVER THE ASE ee me OFFERED IN GOOD ARTICLES, Low pices AND LIBERAL GROGAN'S Installment Furnitare and Carpet House, whSi-1m* 928 7th streat northwest. oO Bice ‘hare a2 sit on CITY ITEMS. Don’t Waste Precious Time— Use Dr. Bull's t tor th Cough Syrup at once your 1B0., butter dishes 10c., # ved goblets i0e. rubber comb for 16c., 8 lunch baskets 10c., wooden kitchen sets contaln- ing 4 pleces 10., 1 white reelaln cup, saucer and te 16c., 60 ft clothes line with 50 clothes Sc., 2-12 inch tea trays 10c., 1 decorated cream pitcher 100, 12 cakes Gt tollet soap i8c:, 1 pregerve dish with 64 inch saucers i8c., 2 string erl ‘brooms 15c., 2 knives and forks with cocoa handles 15c., 48 sheets of colored or white shelf paper 10c., 2 yds. of fancy shelf oll cloth 15c., col- Ored glass finger bowls ibc., real Majolica gage 10c., 2 decorat china. cups and saucers for child- Ten i5c., shaving mug with brush 10c., also an im- mense assortment of baby carriages, refrigerators and ice chests of the best manufactures sold at reduced prices, Daurkee’s salad Dressing 4a the best thing of the kind ever sold. With it superb salad of any kind can be made without de- lay or trouble. It ig also one of the best sauces for cold meats. Hub Puuch is a Delicious Beverage, indispensable wherever known, and for sale al- most everywhere. Sold by grocers and druggists. Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, Hara and Seft Shell Crabs, Clams, Deviled Crabs and Crab Meat, at Franklin Market, corner 12th and K sts. nw. Wa. M. Hopeson. 2 Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenta, Marechal Niel Roso, Alpine Violet. On Thirey Days? Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Klectro-Voltaic ’ Belts and Electric Appilances on trial for thirty days to men Goung or old) who are afflicted witn nervous lebility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No risk is Incurred, as thirty days’ trial ts al- lowed. Ws, Forty Years Exnerience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s the prescription Of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-falli success by millions of mothers for their children. It pelleves we rom pain, cures dysentery and dlarrhera, gripin in tho vowels and ‘wird ells. By giving healt! to the child itrests the mother, Price 2 cents a Dottie. 1,73 Bailey $1 saw every carpenter should have. 5 Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice,ronches, bed-bugs, Mles, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers. “Alderney Dairy W. Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-1b, “Ward” prints, 60c. per 1D. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, be, per qt. Cream, 180. pint. 9.97 Spectra Arrnaorioss. LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE PARASOLS IN NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES, JERSEYS ALL COLORS AND SIZES. SATINES IN 100 STYLES OF THE MOST ELEGANT PAT- TERNS SEEN THIS SEASON, EMBROIDERED SATINES, MULLS AND PONGEE IN GREAT VARIETY, ONE CASE OF EXTRA FINE BARNSLEY LINEN CRASH AT 15 CENTS. A DECIDED BARGAIN, NEW GOODS ARE SHOWN IN EVERY DEPART- MENT, AND WE OFFER THE MOST CHOICE STOCK THAT Hag EVER BEEN SEEN HERE, ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The best {a the cheapest. apl2 ____EDUCATIONAL, _ Fog ea eerie rae ‘epiéim* TAUGHT IN ANCIENT AND ppoDgax UPILS eee = Sere New York avenue. ce) KE NE MONTH GU! Eres ore oe eG a ack = ‘$2 50 a mont tos quickly é Eas Forisaiee: GW) BOWE, G17 Tas aiseot” i ee eS, MECOA IN MUSIC.—BY REQUEST OF NU- merous I will remain ‘summer and ck at reduced raten, in" Plano Lessons ea Sine method. Parti ot peo Peper le pe ter ae rote arte, in this System,” whith is: the sector nat best, saving Years of practice, and training voices quickly to the Yery highest culture, at my. musical institute, 1116 Mt street northwest. Pl DE WOLOWSKI. " m27 AVID 8. L. JOH! , ORGANIST AND CHOIR master, 1117 10th street northwest. Private les- sons $1 per hour, Public voice classes fifty cents per onth, mbh26-1m* m 23 XK STREET NORTAWEST— FRENCH Lessons. New term in April. MLLF. V. RUD'HOMME’S pupils learn to speak ina ghort imuch pains taken with the pronunciation. ¥ Classes of all graties for Adults and Children, Private morning Classea for Ladies. Clases for Ladies and Gentlemen, 6: muh24-1m ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BC Mao Voral ana Yorirumesal Mule and non: Adaress 945 K street northwest. mh13 GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCO! Hali Building, corner ‘th and D streets, Day an Evening Sessions. Complete in its arrangements for training sone and daughters, and men and women for self-rupport and life." Students received ever: month in the year. Scholarship for year, from date of entrance, day or evening, $50. _ S| terms by month or quarter, or for year by instalments. Circulars mailed on.application, HENRY ©. SPENCER, Principal. MRS. SARA A. SPENOER, Vices Truce nth IN SHORT-HAND TUESDAYS NSTRUCTION and Fridays, from 8 to9 p_m,, at Speneorian Busi EXOWN. “Pupils recelved at'any tne? Jaf ME8,,2,4; CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN announcing that she is prepared to receive a lim- ited number of pupils in thorough Enulish branches. Englieh Grammar, Elocuticn and Mathematics special- ties, ‘Terma moderate, Special hours and terms for adults, 003 Fet.n.w. Metropolitan cars pass the door. jan G, W- FLYNN, A.M. PRIVATE TUTOR, De &. W. Gor. Sth and K streets northwest. Mathomatica, Latin, Greek, French. German, English, tion for College. Weet Point, Annapoha, and confpetitive examinations. Terme in advance, $5 A MONTH. cc, Mookkeepiaes Enrich oh Speucorien metic, Bookkeeptnic, En} rammar, Spence Pentianship, U-SeHistoty, Gcoxrapiy, Suehing, Sat ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO—AT TIMMS" New Halla, cor. 7ta and Dh. w. Bn- trance 707 D st. Fourteenth. year. Piano, "Os Voice, Singing, “Violin, &e. ‘Twelve. teachers advanitaress 0: B. BULLARD, Director. PROPOSALS. CONSTRUCTION OF THE EASTERN PO TIO. OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION BUILDING. Orricr of THE Sronnrany,. } Washineros, D. C., April 16, 1683. Sealed Proposals, separate for the different pranches Arrractions aT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. $6 will buy a good spring overcoat, worth $10. $7 will buy an all-wool business suit, worth $12, $10 will buy a black diagonal sult, worth $18. ‘$2 will buy s good pair of pants, worth $3.50. $15 will buy & black tricot snit, worth $25. $2 will buy a fine oesamer coat, worth $3.50. ‘$9 will buy @ good flannel suit, warranted indigo, worth 15. $2 il bay 8 good knockabont suit for boys from 4 to 11 ‘$6 will buy a splendid auit for boys from 12 to 17, worth $10. i $18 will buy a black broadcloth suit, worth $35, $5.will buy a fine patrof pante, worth $10. $10 will buy an all-wool cheviot suit, worth §15, % will buy a splendid pair of pants, worth $6, #14 will buy a beautiful yonth's suit, worth $25, $13 will buy an elegant yacht cloth suit, worth $20, $7.50 will buy a silk-faced overcoat, worth $12. $16 will buy a fine diagonal coat and vest, Prince Albert atyle, worth $28. $8 will buy a nice suit for boys from 4 to 11, worth $5, #4 will buy all-wool suits for boys from 4 to 11, $6 will buy a good business suit, worth $10. $10.50 will buy a splendid black cleth suit for boys from $25 will buy a fine black double-breasted frock suit (cloth): worth $45. ‘87 cents will buy a xood pair working pants, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO ALL PUR- CHASERS OR MONEY REFUNDED aT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, S WEEK ONLY! aplo aa MM M MI M M M MMM FOR ONE NOTICE,—The season for the following goods being Yery backward, we have resolved to mage such reduc- ‘thons as wil insure speedy sales, * REDUCTION I. 1Lotot * Spring Jackets, in all Ladies" ei ry ag fll desirable shades, Ricker REDUCTION It. 8. former peices frora $6 Waite. deci REDUCTION mm. 1 Lot tate ee Tate oF 90.00, former REDUCTION rv. BEDUCTION V. raisers a y Discount eine of the above work a8 enumerated below, will be received UNTUL TWELVE M., ON APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH, . 1, Rolled Iron Floor Reame, Roof, etc. O48 Wrought and Cast iron Stairs. 8, Brick Worl 4, Cut Stons 6, Slating. 7, Plastering, All in accordance with drawings and specifications, which inay be seen at the office of Cluss & Schulze, Architects, where any explanations asked for wili be fiven. Tho rightis reserved to reject any or all bide, or fo waive defeols, 1€1t be deemed 0 the intereat of the overnment to do eo. #oThe bide are to be made by Alling in the blank forme, ce. ‘Tho proposals are to be endorsed ‘Proposals Zor —,"" and to be addressed to F. BAIRD, ce T GRANITE. Orrick oF BUILDING For STATR, t Wasuingron, D. ©,, April 13, 1883. tor furnishing, ‘cutting and deliver West and Center Wings of the Building for State, War and Navy Departments, in thie city, will be received 1883, and opened immediately thereafter in presence§of bidders. blank forms of proposals will be furnished to regular granite dealers on app! aon fe office. to be obtained at the Architect's o: 8. apl6-eodSt Secretary Smithsonian Institution. WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT: Sealed Proposals ing the Granite backing and pier stones required for the this office until TWELVE M. on MAY SEVENTH, Srecifications, general instructions to bidders and BOOKS, &e. Niw Booxs. Jafe of Wm. Culien Bryant, 2 vols., (Goodwin): Poems of Wm. Cullan Bryant, 2 vois., (Goodwin); History of Criminal Law, 3 vols.,” (Stephens); Letters and Memo- ries of Jane Woleti Carliele, (Froude): Correspondence of Carlisle and Emerson, 2'vols. ; Economics on Science of Wealth. (Sturtevant); Rar in Wonderland, (Stan- ley); Keai Acorn, (McElroy); Selections from Poetry of Robi. Browning: Story of ‘Meiicent, (Madoc); Mr. Hpaace, (Cranford); Dia cet Tales, Bonner): Colonels aughter, (King! ‘ronxed fe, (Flemming); Peoits Bad Hoy ant We Pas The Moto, a ok Wealth, (Withington); 265 Choice Receipts collected. by the Ladies of Trinity Chureh; Colton's General Atlas, new edition. W.-H. MORKISON, apd 475 Pennsylvavia avenue, NEW BOOKS. Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle and Emerson : The Great Pyramid, by r; Chats About Books, by jareltirie; ‘Ihe Blockade and the Cruisers, by Soles ; cowards ihe Sunset, by Author of Hecreations of, a Country Parson: C of, Christian Woman, by Morgan Dix. The Man of the House, by Panny; Day Spring. or the Times of Tyndale, by Marshall. ‘OF Sale by WM. BALLANTYNE & Si SEVENTH FINAN L. Harex C. Towens & Co. BANKERS AND BROKERS AND INSURANCE, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wasnrsaton, D. 0. We pay special attention to obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various city securities, and are prepared at all times to answer inqui- riee regarding same, HARRY C. TOWEKS, member Stock Exchange. mb17-3m v2 | PERHAPS THE SIMPLEST, THE TEAST COM- pl licated plan of ingurance ever fathers and mothers of familios, apd & plan that for gnce can be understood, is that of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association. " Ofce 1609 H street. mbl7 I. ¥. KNIGHT, Manager. P2lvaTe STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES resented to the BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Inveetment Securities Bought and told on Commission, No, §89 16TH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 Buoapwar. New Your, Frere einen of Feenrsties bonght and sold on eommis- wires INSTANTLY direct Exchange. : Ps’ cocoa. Bie BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING en epee H Hl LF] at a i fi i te SS ieee caged ae en Leribe vee mae i! AND vide oe enseaoe ae ee DRY GOOD. ___HOUSEFURNISHINGS. PURE WOOL RCH NUN! BLACK AND ae THE F. T Qe. A Y. BLACK BROGADED SILK GRENADINES. BLACK BROCADED VELVET GKENADINES. FRENCH TWISTED SILK BRENANIES, CREPE DE CHINE, CANTON ORE PES. LUPIN'S - CEI URNING FABRICS IX SPRING AND SUAATER WEIGHTS. EGANT 87 oF CH ESS TExTUand FON PLAIN ERD OOMBINATION SEATON PERRY, ®ucoceseor to Perry & Brother.) ABLE GULbHE WOOL DR! SURAHS, LOUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ADAM MAR) iF on08 RAS_DE ‘COMTERS MADE BY THE MANUFACTURERS IN LYONS, AND KED AT PRICES THAT ARE CORRECT. NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS. NEW SATINES, GINGHAMS, BATISTES AND LINEN LAWNS, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, LISLE GLOVES. PARIS JERSEYS, EMBROIDEKED FICHUS, EM NEW TABLE 1 CRASHES SHEETING LIN BROIDERED ROBES, FROM $10 TO $60. NS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BELGIAN PILLOW AN “SIN GREAT VARIETY AND AN AT LOW PRICES. fe" Cuorce Goons, Pars Fravnes, axD Connect Pauczs, Estabtiehed 1840. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania syenue, corner th street, Ser crt Banaarss rx Dax Goons Real good Black Gros Grain °ilk, 75¢. Splendid Black Gros Graii Striped and Plain Silke, S0c. 1 case very su Silk, $1. $1.95, $1.50. be. gi. jor full width Sheeting, 25e. 50 doz. Lisle Thresd Gloves, 10c. and ide., worth 250. rt 50 do: nd 37c. wz. White Shirts, 500. Parasc and Napkins in great ‘TSe., $1. iio Siting, Table Tinen mundance, extremely low. Shawls, Comb) Anow line of All-siik Grenadines, Embroidered Fian- nels, Embroidered Pillow Shamis, ali ut low prices, T. T. Wrruuns is now engaged with us. apt GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 MARKET SPACE. Lace Deranrane: ." ‘The Hand newest thing ont—Milltary Sets—consisting of Crocheted Military Collar, with Cuffs to Mateh. Also, new Hemetitched Mull Fichus, in exquisite de- ‘Sg uB. NOTION DEPARTMENT. Silk Elastic Web; colors—only 18¢, per yard. Lai Baki kerchiefs, pure Liven, 2-inel Gents’ pure Linen fine HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. ‘dies’ Ali-Linen Hemstitched and Printed Rorder fs. including few pretty mourning styles, at 12\¢ thing we ourselves have ever offer- fies' Ane quality Hematitched Han: hem, only 125 cts. eacb. Handkerchiefs, better than this price. ft 1aige. euch. worth Sher Gente’ Bn ty White at each, worth 28c. nts’ fine quais and Printed Border Heustitehed "Handkerchief only 50 doz. Ladies’ Fan lar made, only 25c. Hose, pairs onl ful Balbs pair. ular aplo regular mad HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Striped Cotton Hoge, full regu- ir. SU dog. Ladies’ Balbrigxan ‘iit: Colored Silk Olocksng; extra fine quetiy, 3 for Sl. Gents’ sain Half Hoge fall ar mato, 2c. ir, a ¥ Finda, extra fue quali, die pale Gent Halt Hose, extra fine Silk Clocked, je. ver isses’ Drop-ntit plain colored Hose, full reg- 2bo. per pair: all sizes, 5i¢ to Bg. * WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 921-PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE-921. Woorwann « Lormnor Open to-day the following great bargains: RIBBON DEPARTMENT, 1,000 pieces all-silk Gros Grain Kibbons in Nos.§ and Hatt Se: Por Ward. 1-000 plecos all-ailk Gros Grain Hibbone, fa Now. Band 12, ‘Dons are warranted all 10c. per yard. These rib- ‘silk; at these pricesyare very great EMBROIDERY DiPARTMENT. ‘We shall open 50 pieces of Fine Irish Polut Embrot- deries, bought at Auction, and offer them at 2c. and Sige. per yard. TORCHON LACES. Bpectat lot at Sc. per yard. Alsonew patterns in Linen Tonbones te pieces at ae yards at B50., Ble. 3i3c. and 45c. per doz. We shall open on T; April 10th, the iatest novelty in Polke Do: Swire Eun broideries, at 12 Jarge dots to match the Swi 921 "and 35¢ ta the vand inh ply elegant, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.’ 921 Boeres DRY GOODS HOUSE, We Pl St gant line of Plain and Striped Brocaded ranted not to pull, and at very much less than last y. Prices. We mnvité careful examiuati open a beautiful line of BU! including the new shades of Man: Our line of light we! complete in Imperial. Lace Buntings. &e., &c., at our usnal low shall open on TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, an ele- SILE NADI of the very best manuf . We ago RAH SILKS at $1 por in. value. ht MOUENIN. rges, Fou! Camel's Hair ‘Foules, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, aplo 921 Pennsylvania avenue. ERSEYS! JERSEYS! JERSEYS! keep them tn the store—very long. But thie we opened a large invoice of binck oo shades, in our popular $2.50 Ape at fui gan oP ae ee eee Eaciund'a eo dine Veectgeee aerate sleet as seas cat at elsewhere. One ie certain. fé cannot oblate from. ° fe stock {hem faai enough Xo day is complete. }OODWARD & ap 911 reuoF Pennsylvania gvenue. 921 CBQMPION WIRELESS BUSTLE. Be cper, now adopted by the @r, more comfortable, give a to-day a ‘complete line ‘of these bustles, leading ‘modisies. They are lieat- better then ony other buss a retain thelr shay temade. "No steels. of wiren to tear tue Arcos Tadiea iil snd these ca our second foor in on core:t dopart: : facilities for their examination and selection, "WOODWARD & LOTHBOP a1 oa Se x0, fe are of “y GGG. @ 6G 8 oc GGG UU 1828 F st., near Ebbitt House. Have opened and are in full blast at RENEE | NOB. 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, ‘With a full and complete STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of SILES, in every variety; DRESS GOODS, complete; LACES, GLOVES and HOSIERY, endlcas; LINEN DEPARTMENT, full; HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, a large atock; GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, WE LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, &c., All bought for SHARP CaSH. ARE HERE TO STAY, and we offer our goods in every department at which FAIR PRICES, ‘means that we will not be UNDERSOLD, ‘We have ONE PRICE, which gives every one FAIB AND HONEST DEALINGS. ‘When prices BREAK, ‘we will be there.” ALL ALIKE WILL HAVE THE BENEFIT. New Srome Dar Goova Hovsrxezrrrs Fitting cut of Replenishing can always find at our tore a full ine of the following goods st lowest prices: DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET WARE, HAVILAND CHINA. FINEST PLATED WARE. ROGERS' ENGLISH CUTLERY. EDDY'S CELEBRATED KEFRIGERATORS. WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZERS, Add all Kinds of Housefurnishing Goode. M. W. BEVERIDGR. apie 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Dasronrms Frc. We have unt received a cat load of the FORTIS ELUID direct from clevoant antec Ane tofurniah itigany quanti We alsceainvit toe iyeet aesortinent Of VAPCK STOVES ever shou te this city. Before rehasing, call am stock. and if you will give the Danfort you will be convinced of its superiority to BEE and BACK edt eT ATROBES, SLATE MAS E an SEIT: LATROBES, SL. x: TELS and FURNACES ccomanuy sahaude W. & JENKS & 00.. mh29 Teh street northwest. Wares Facrens.. Waren Furs, BEST MAKES, CROCKERY, CHINA, aud GLASSWARR, KITCHEN UTENSILS, nine DANS Best quality at lowest prices. GEO. WATTS, ms R14 7th stenet, 8 doors above Pinna. avenan, PIANOS AND ORGANS 5 EINEKAMP’S | ~ a SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE RICH IN FINISH AND STYLE, Aaa UNEQUALLED FOR POWFR, QUALITY AND.KVENNESS OF TONE. BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 427 WTH STREET NORTHWEST. Easy monthly payments. Low foreash, Pianos and Orwans taken in exchanse. apie RBBB RRR A DDD ERR UT RRR ¥. BBR R AAD DE BRU UR RY BBORRE Aa D Dinh UC RRR Py, RR AAAD DE BU UR R j BBR RA ADDD BBB UU K kK PIANOS AND ORGAD Over 17,000 in Uae. SPECIAL SALE for the noxt ton ¢ Upright Pianos that have ts % ‘There iyatramen in ate an ce . and will be sald for nearly one-half what the uew Pianos of sae etyle Would cost. PIANOS and ORGANS for rent. Langest «tock in the. city to select from. Kents applied on yusebane TUNING and REPATRS.—1 have one of the beet tuners in charge of this department, who hae had years of experience in the New York factory, PIANO MOVING. —My facilities are une led for doing this work in w careful mauner, FREEBORN G. SMITH, 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. ’ cw A Cann To Tur Pru, AsTam freqvently asked by dealers an qtuer how Leet hold of eo many b apl2 Standard Seonnd bana ae GANS, and how I often haye new INSTRUMENTS af Jess manufacturers Wuolesale Prices, perhaps aie Si peru ion thc ughly established for mutation ‘oro 5 aviog the CASH to purchase any henge tht ie often 4, so it follows that when persons are leaving the city ang ‘Want to ell they come to me. . I take agrest many sccond-band instruments in exchange for bew ones—Bquare Pianos in exchange for Uppants. . I haves buyerat the manufs ‘center. which the manufactures can copsult with a gatisfactory result if they area little short on pay da: following is @ ‘out of many Special ins’ DOW on baud jano made to order for an ex-City Marshal ate cost of $400, with elewant ein Price, $250; worth 600. No. EAR N octave 4—A 7 octave Square, at Square, at $75. No. 6— Dy private part E A 5 at Upright, Pri No. B—A finest Upright 4 5 jculare at the store. No. ites many others that may CHAUNCEY J, REED'S, SEVENTH STREET NW. W. H. KUHN, 407 10th atreet. n, “DECKEK BRO: ‘be "theo. Thomas, She huig ‘BURDELT ORGANS. Bextuow made, “Be 3 ow Tuning and Repairing. Mati EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMR. PIANC ‘Of various tekes for sale aol Pent at F toed, pleat.» Wan Raabe & Co. ‘e morid-r Ds anos. ‘iuning apd Kepairimg. 42 Tith etreet, above Pa. ave. 3on30 pros, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. BTECK & CO. PIANO, The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, The Rest Medium-priced Pisno Manufactured, WILCOX & WHITE AND-KIMBALL ORGAN® Pisnos and Organssold on instalments, rented or ese j Tent applied f purchised, 8 CENT MUSTO, ‘Abcenly complete Stock in the ette. HENRY EBERBACBH, No 915 F STREFT, Manaxing vartner of the late ftta bili Gee ai G. 1. wu & sno. AYP The the Kranich & Becktnd bther Pianos of lowest, prices and casiest terms. Organs, gydother Musical Instrumente, shor Mine Stared caer Lnsiremen need red. —_ neriys GANS, 37 STOPS, Sree Bes Address DANIEL F. 4 Vodins- FAMILY SUPPLIES. Las. Grax. Svean.... GEO. A. O'HARE, Cas Grocer, 1219 Tth street northwest, bet. Mand N. aps Bosrox Cucuwsers, Boston Tomatoes, PALACE MANKET, FRANK TIBBETS. 2 een anes RR f E EEE or r 6 @ BE TRIS. RELIANCE. a ppb io GL ERE A rt WILL ALWAYS yan ‘Wholesale Depot, corner A peaeent 0 Rerioore Statkeling delivered treet charge to sDparteof the SEWING MACHINES, &. eee La or .» March 7, CA Agent Soekenaes Sor. 3a anid Hf ata. W "pa ‘different sent | stn. "After o i TRUNNEL & CLARK, NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE a re Da rete Theremin ry a are Siow prepared to show s splendid line of the — — Jody an wae St without labor ot CH SATINES,_ Choice ‘cotton. leather without alterations. FAT) Giionan and Burs Slike. Good Values Low ig complete in all departments, and ‘ PP Fo yey dame og uf OPPENHEIMER & BRO. (One Price Only. apa papel >~—Sepnenel — MADAM tg By fn Sits ty, ee whe As inal TRUNNEL & CLARK, 23 $21 MARKET SPACE,