Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1883, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. pe a f LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OYFICe OF THE CHIRF SIONAT. Orricer, Waenrxeton, D.C., April 21, 1863, 9:30. a. m. For the middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer felr weather during Saturday, followed by th ening weather and rain on southeast winds, lower barometer. SPRCIAL BULLETIN—RAIN TO-MORROW. Increasing cloudiness and rain are Indicated fo! ‘the districts on the Atlantic coast and tn the lowe: lake region on Sunday, with slowly rising tem- ales off the coast during hreatening weather and rain ture and da: unday night. are indicated for the upper lake Tegion, Ohio val ley, Tennessee and the east ul eral Blightiy colder forthe upper Miss Sunday, preceded by ical rains Cumprex’s Shirred Caps, 54c. customer a decorated mirror, Mxe. Max Wert, Agt., 7 Street northwest, 7th street. Lovriy Savtxzs and Nuns Vellings at Brod- head's. Avorp shirt repairs—try Ualcorn shirts; Coch- Fane's. $8 Sink Brocapen Parasors $1.50, at Young's. , at Stern's, 94 7th, bet. I Panasors, cheap and K. 8. C. CREAMERY print butter. Spicer, Compton & Co., wholes: Ask for if. age! See ad. Twilled Silk Sun Umbrellas, $1.75, # LADIES dislike to mend shir. Back or front Dalrs don’t last; don . Unteorn shirts over. come this trouble. Cochrane’s, uptown. Lapres’ fine kid button, only 2, at Sinshelmer 8 76u street. Ber Pract for bargains, 714 and 726 7th street, | fruits bee Ba Best Creres and casi tng store. Lapire’ kid slippers, house Ibe. Nine low point AU SEN FLE'S Ick Cee am anc Charlotte Ras3a, MELTeN'S, 808 7th street. J.B. Young's. ‘Utcoy Surers please all, Cochrane's, Y, ‘Sunday, northeast to states during Bupday, with dangerous winds In the lake regton. ; tly cloudy weather 1s indlexted pp! and Missourt valleys on New styles in Pokes, Sik and Lace Caps, Infants’ and Children’s Dreases of every description. To-day to each Jnnsey Liny—the latest slipper ont tor Misses and Children—at Sinsheimer’s, 908 s,7th strect mourn- THE CITY MARKETS. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BECOMING PLENTI- FUL—STRAWBEERIES FROM THE sOUTH—OTHER | FEATURES OF THE WEEK. The city markets during the past week have deen lively. But slight changes have occurred, except In such articles as are of early culture, 7 | Such as vegetables, fruits, &., which are becom- ing more plentiful as the season advances. The inquiry in flour ts reported to be better and prices becoming firmer, with an advance asked on most all grades. ‘fhe indications point towards higher Prices. In the grain market wheats somewhat active and higher. The recetpts of grain are said to be lighter, In consequence of the farmers being busy preparing thetr fields for seeding. Damages to the winter crop are reported from maby quar- | ters, and the backwardness of the spring plant- ing are thought to be the causes influencing the market at present. The offerings of hay the past Week have been about the same as auring the Week previous, and prices are unchanged. The supply 1s abundant and sales rather dull. BUTTER AND POULTRY. Tn butter there {s no material change of price. ‘The recelpts are increasing tn fresh New York, and the demand afpears to be increasing in pro- portion. There are no recetpts of good near-by productions, which has the effect of keeping the Prices of fresh ew York steady. The current pptied from western and eastern TS are still In possession of large , Which 1s being disposed of at = 2 egg market Is inuch weaker. upply in the art of the week was and the U declined considerably. bast’ of wholesale js still y upply has been Mm- é prevailed ror all arrivals. are wanted at ad- essed poultry ts caught and geese ‘are less in Kens. All receipts of good drled fruits are taken up very readily at. good prices. The demand wilt soon cease, as soon as fresh ne abundant and cheap. SOUTHERN AND TROPICAL FRUITS are stil! arriving in good condition, and the con- sumption ef these kinds is Increasing annually. Apples are virtually out of the market,but oranges Are abundant and of good flavor, Strawberries are & uch more plentiful and much cheaper. Many are coming from Charleston and Savannab. Wholevale dealers and commission merchants have mate arrangements for abundant supplies when the season 14 fairly opened The ne: crops are said to promise well. ‘The supply of po- tatoes Is Increasing, and the siles tor the purposes | t You Sex % hose, 4 in, © of seed Lave Deen large and will continue so for ee eee Dareain,, CORN | come time ta comen Lemnuty potatoes are be- —— coming plentiful, th ees. The lve THERE were severol the unvetling of the Henry statue Thur: Boon, probably by suine of our local thi Burr's fine shoes, tc 151 cet, Ir Is Nor generally known that our own elty can Att MOST Doast of hav commodiows dining ss ‘We mean the Forsyth, fitst the larges on south of New Yor! ng rooms, 1003 Penny ases of pocket pleking at y aiter- men and boys, at Sinshe!- t stock m: 3 Two lin- dred and fifteen head of cattle Que ‘Sheep This has down the prices of these meats a little, while beef rematns firm. Larze sales con- Unue to be made of western fresh beef. —— Reunion of the Army of the Potomac. PROG KAM FOR MAY 16TH AND 17TH. vanta avi Mrs. Porsytit has leased and titted | ‘The following program bas been arranged for Up In Dhe st joining buliding to er pres- | the reunion of the Ariny of the Potomac, to be £0 COMMON ADI cont tee ae and snow able | netd here May 16th and 17th next: On the first stantly | nuraber Of her boarders. day there will Le a de by the regular troops, ‘These dining rooms are the most conyeueet and | District millt ns 1 the evening Se oe Lae and these Aaa fir: the oration by Hon. Martin Maginnls, of Montana, Glass board at the iiinimum cost should not fo a poem by Geo Towns org a I Teorey nd a poem by George Alfred Townsend, These Lewis’ Pras ©. Try them for backache, Ixvotce Swiss and Irish Point es Fanglig from 180. 2 Won ‘ful bar, orate chaser an Owrxa to the popul Keeptay and new bu furnished a seper educational eolu: stree! Notice! —Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av., takes one oz. fine photos with on- thirteenth painted for 8. ols covered and repaired t nortiwest, UMBRetnas snd P. at Chase's, No. 1414 F Have You Bo'r a Unicorn si No Pty. EOIN 17th street ‘at oF del WHEN Basy fs put in short clothes sh have a palr of th te Dhtck Bronze or vine sii Hakp & ¢ ‘Teh street. mu I Have suffered found in i Div You Fane’st Tar Bvers, ave. are union ; (Wide open ¢ Your eyesight tied pler’s, down town. A Swear Corouen Boy med Etward Hall was ereises will Cake place in the National Theater, On Taursday there will be a utp to Mt. Vernon and a banquet at Abner’s, THE COMMITTERS appelnted to take charge of the varlous matters are: Iuyitations—Gens, A.A. Humphreys, John G. Porke, 1. G. Wright, W. H. Emory, W.W. Dudley, Major Merritt Barber, and Capt. IN. Burritt. . B. Thowpron, Red 0. W. Moss, Perey G. S and headquarters—Gen. wood, t. Re Pyle Col, Robert Boyd, F.H. Howe, Press badges and printing— rson.N.H. Camp, Capt, H.L.Prince, Boynton, George "W. Adams, H. J. dell, Frank B. Cony Finanee—GensJonn is Spear, Duncan S Walker, Majors Td, Geo. M. Lock wood, REDUCED RAILKOAD RATES. ‘The corrected rates from various places to Wasiington for the reunion are given below, the list furnished for publication in Thursdays Star having been incorrect iu some parti Taore, M Jars: Baitl $1.65; Cuester, Pa. $5.60; Corry, Pa., 10; Princeton, N. : Rahway, N. J. Wihuington, ’Dé Forp’s —C irr For y Minstrels begin the week at With an excellent performance, For elcht Mouths they have been playing to érow b lences tn t fui opera house in Philadel- nla, Which occupled twenty-one years Mr. Carheross, himself a famous Dallad lis gatuered around him as good a com- »ney will command. His salary lst Fanges from -five to one hundred and fent tot Judge Snell to-day. rs a week, and judging from a with him in the Philadelphia ‘THR WEEKLY uble paper of £i¢ opany is the oldest now in this x column! Wd for one dollar a He pesmits no coarseness or vulgarity Year, ‘Try! x2 of the troupe, and gives a very attrac- Uve performance, a Gait fewiawill NaviONAL THEATER — e Lew! CITY ATIONAL THEATER. ‘iss Catherin will ND_DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. ok EX: Or Wi ow morning at # Cabin John’s briage Michiel J. OBrien h. against part of Lot 2t, The concert given by the all of very lar: George G. 200 cuts at ac Rall, corner of 7th 4 ts, 1 the business meeting preceding’ the soctal enter. tainment, the d @ ladies’ auxiliary ‘Try 1 MM leave by canal West Washington, to-mor- cluck, for the Great Falls and filed a meehanie’s Hen owned by Michael Ryan, for the sum of $145 for work done on lot. yuniis of the fourth atvision at Lincoln Hall last evening, for | 4 purpo-e of raising fwuds to purchase a plano ° fferson Schoo! bullding, was 4 large double paper of fity- 1 postpaid for one dollar a close her engagement with thigeventng’s rendition of the Late opera, “Olivette.” Next week the renowned prestidizitateur, Herrmann,will be here cht the large audiences which he always attracts. He will be assisted by M’lle Addie and his novelty company. Comique has been THEATER Comigue—The crowded at every performance this week. The Program was one of unt excellence. Next week Fanny May’s Female Mastodon Minstrels Will be here, and also the famous American Four. attnictive prograin has Decn arranged. iz Campexs—The New Dime Museum will to tae public on Monday next those English rites, the “Camilens.” so popular tn London vles for their Feflned comedy sketches buriettas, HaLt.—trhe musical entertainment of 10018 Of division No, 4, South Wash- ington, at Lincoln Hall last night, was a great Succest. To accommodate the large nufhber who failed to get admission last night, the concert will be repeated this eveutng. year. A Musicat, AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT WIII J ore Tus morn- | be given at the Tabern cle, on 9th street, between ith or. Dis | B street and Virginia avenue southwest, on Tues- tae Du-iue-s of pluinbing | day next. A varied program of unusual excel- red © coure lence will be present ———— BARRE ag tour ‘pawnbrokers, for vio- Base Ball Notes, We law in tailing Lo Ke pa Book In which} ‘The Waverlys, of Washington, defeated Our to reeers descriptions of thelr customers, and the S. altho! Ay, roperty € eke im pawn, was continued In the pore, of Baltimore, yesterday, Dy @ score of 14 rolice Court to-ds nesday. 0 Ww a eevae: ta: of emn- This afternoon the Waverlys and Nationals une ce Court t orning for trial. nes eventn to kul ti With a kn digg J.Kel 45 each by ge Su o2, named Sneli to-day i Ben cuiting an ol a brietustiex, A youth na by his father tnt ns Bi otice € ldte and ty corrig Judge Snell gave him 2 lece ure and reie ised him on his personal bonds, Asti red bey pained Edward Porter wa: Sent to } for stealing * pair of co.d spe Tales Wis, the e¢ Tested by Pi Stack on t ing clothing 'n Maryland, has been turn the M. Ba authorities, and city has been noti Millis, having re cles, dover { ton. usual. Hon. John P. St. John, the prohibition governor of K: be here ext Friday, April ZU and lecture forthe W.C.T. U. at the Cougregat tional charch. ‘That well-known property, tho Imperial Hote! as will De seen by an advertisement In anothe: eGiume, is for rent sos Froznet’s Bintupay. trons and trie Clay—ball, eube and cylinder, Fouugestehlldren strung little monuinent=(woode ads) and the older chiidren tolded with papers picture frame for Froebel’s picture. eT THE EmMriovine Patwrens HOLD OUT AGAINST ‘THE JOURNEY MEN.—A meefing of employ €rs was held at 507 10th ‘Thomas A. Brown in the chair, and weeretary. After discus UNeonditions! # a day rate. ‘The terms Bhon at the last meetin; Were reaflirmed. ee ‘To Close an Estarc.—Hor Svenuc. running through to K str and 30th streets nerthwest, w:ll be sold at auction on Monday afternoon next, at 6 aud € o'clock, re- Bpectively, rea pharmuctsts, rscriptions, were called up in the Messrs. | ¢ Jackson and others ap- | ¢ The cases went over | chook hoard of J. W. and ina gat in front oc Willard’ ma Carr, was fined in Bates,by striking him with ndheim was charged { to-day with velng: for thirty days by Judge Snell te-day man recently ar- harge of steal charge agalnst ; ened trom ber yaca- whi sing at All Souls’ church to-morrow as A goodly number of pa- tne dx were entertained econ st » Garfekt kindergarten, the story in e usual Friday exercises belug about Froebel, in memory | Schr. Pert, Nash, 60,000 feet lumber, Of Whorn each Littie oue bad made a monument in | Schr. Kervade, Travers, 60,000 feet lumber, same: ‘After lunch the | barge L. W. Guinand, Weller, 117 tons coal, John Street last night—Mr. Will meet again at the Athletic park. Ar interest- log game Is expeeted. ‘On Monday the Nationals wit velands. The two clubs will be much more matehed this time, as the National nine stron. thened by several league players, The following is the program “ot games for t week: Monday, Aprti 93, Nationals vs. Cleve- , of Cleveland, Oh: Tuesday, April 24, Wa- 8. Cleveland; Thursday, April vaverlys. terns, of Balthaore, Mu.; Saturday, April lys'vs. Our Boys, of Baltimore, aes Ixrortaxt REAL ner & € uted the s ” of the tine pier, at tho h six and thre provements ther ACTION.—Messre. Teal estate brokers, have to “the Gartield Memorial property of Mr. Lowis H. ‘St 10th sirect, contain- res of land, with im- BO, : ‘The body of an un- DrowNeD IN THE Potoma known white man was found floating In the Potomac 1 | river recently opposite Chapman’s fishing shore, about one mile trom Pye’s wuart landing, Charles county, Md. Justice 'T. R. Holly summoned a jury and an inquest Was held. ‘The body was closely examined, but no testimony was heard. The de- ceased being a stranger, and the clreumstances of his death being unknown, a verdict was rendered S| of death from drowning, whether accidental or otherwise being unknown to the jury. The body Was that of a man about five feet five inches nigh, about thirty years of age, stoutly built, smooth face ard light-brown hair. ” There were no papers io | in the pockets of his clothes, but a lock of red hair was found wrapped In two smull pleoes of calico, On the left side of the face of the deceased there was a bruise, which led toa suspicion onthe part of the jury that the man’s death was not ac- citental There is a possibility that thisis the Baltimore man who Was drowned recently at a, | White House landing. Tue River TRaps.—Harbormaster Sutton re- 1, | ports arrivals at the fiver front as follows: Stmr. F/M. Giltert, iiton, fish for Wm. J Stuart; schr. Maggie, Cook, fisn, J. H. Skidmore; stmr. Kate, Ellis, fin, RA. Golden; stme. Comet, Tay- lor, Ush, same; pungy Coral McKenna, McKenna, ame; pungy Margaret Elia, Davis, fish, schr. Join Francis, Evans, fish, same; H. L Biscoe! n | Miller; schr. Mt Vernon, Woods, 80 cords’ wood, a| Geo. Grewlin; sehr. Maty Catherine, Nash, 30 cords wood, G. L. Sheriff; schr. Rising Sun, Dun- nington, 80 cords wood, J. Q. Carter; schr. Minnie Gaskins, Gaskt 200 busheis oy: market; paint- | sehr. Mary Eila, Gibson, 400 bushels Ge eo ao ket; sloop Christopher, Pruitt, 300 A. J. Collyer | same, n or the situation It was @eterinined to hol: out against the demand for an TRaNsFers oF Reat Estate—Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. B. Webb, 2.80 for ten hours woes | eo F, Hy" Geo. ‘Boland nes, part 10, 8q. 1175 to Winnifrea Boland, tonal Savings Bank 6 84, 54; $1 part of . Laura Miller 1, Long Me: BY pe with the |*, IMPROVING THE CITY. New Buildings and Boom. Weal Estate THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY BUILDING. The plans for the proposed new bulldtng for the Columbian University, at the corner of 15th and H streets, have been completed by the architect, Mr. W. M. Poindexter. The contemplated structure will present a handsome and elegant appearance, the style of architecture being simple, yet rich in effect. It will be four stories in height, with a flat roof. The main entrance will bein the 15th street front, which extends 121 feet, with 65 feet on H street. There will be an L running back from 15th street 47 by 90 feet. In the L will be lo- caved all the laboratories and chemtcals, separate and distinct trom the main building. ‘The treat- ment of the front will be simple, the prevailing feature beng the large openings," There will be & central projection 27 feet wide, terminating with & pediment. At the corners ‘there will be two orioles on the third floor. ‘The outside walls will be built tn red bricks with terra-cotta trimmin; The prine!pal lecture room 1s that for the law de- partment, 45 by 60 feet, and running through two stories. It will have a’ seating capacity for $00 on the floor and 180 In the galleries, with ample aisles andexits. The building ts espectally designed for sclentific purposes, and one-third of Jts apace will be fitted up for the chemical and assay depart- ments. The estimated cost ts $80,000. Its erection will be begun next month. A HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT ON CAPITOL HILL. Mr. M. G. Copeland, the well-known awning maker, will shortly begin the erection of a fine residence on part of the Hitz property, which he has recently purchased, on Pennéylvania avenue, between 5th and 6th streeta. The house Will have a front of thirty-three feet and adepth of forty- five; will be two storles and basement in height and’ have half mansard roof. There will be a tower on one side of front, which will have a high pointed roof, which, as Well as the mansard, will be covered ‘with red roofing tiles; on thé other side will be a corresponding projection, having gable with ornamental terra-cotta panel. The front will be of pressed brick, have brick cornice, and will be moderately ornamented with blue stone, brown brick and terra cotta tiler. A veranda will’ extend partly across front. The hall, being in the center of the house, will extend back to a square, in which will be’ a handsome stair case; over this will be askylight of colored lass. ‘The interior Anish will be of spectal design. he heating will be by steam or hot water. Situ- ated as it will be, on one of the prettiest building sites on the hiil, it will be one of the most attract ive houses in that section of the city. T. F. Schnel- der Is the architect. OTHER BUILDINGR. Afine residence for Major Bates, on the corner of 18th and N streets, will be begun next month. It wilt have a frontage of 65 feet on 18th street and 30 feet on N. It will be three stories in height, with a high-pitched roof, A corner tower runs up the" entire helght of the building. ‘The main en- trance, on 18th street, will be through a central pavilion. ‘The front door openg Into a wide hall, which runs back the depth of the house, and at the opposite end 1s the staircase. The rooms open irom the hall on each side. ‘The architect, Mr. W. M. Poindexter, has Intro.luced a rather novel fea- ture by having the entrance on the side, instead the end of a lot of that depth. : Mr. Charles Kennedy has commenced the erec- tion of a handsome three-story house on New Jer- sey avenue, near the corner of B street, in the rear of is present residence. The cellar, which ex- tends under the entire honse, will have battered @ walls. There will bea three-story Queen ne bay window on the southwest corner, which Will afford a fine view of the Capitol building and rounds, The entrance will be on the side, and the hall will ve 10x12 feet, finished tn natural woods. The parlor will open from one side of the hall and the dining room from the other, through large partieres. The plumbing is to be done on the most approved principles. ‘The erection of a Nandsome residence on the north side of K street, between 16th and 17th, Will be begun shortly for Miss Edes. It will be a three- story brick, with a handsome front, and interior finishtngs of modern designs. Mr’ W. M. Poln- dexter 1s the architect. Mr. Robert I. Fleming, the well-known contra tor, 1s about to commence for Miss Mary W. Cly- mer the construction of two very handsome dwel ling houses on 15th street, between Rand ‘These are to be 18 feet 9 Inches by 33 feet one the ground plan, with two storles and basement; size Of back Dulldings 21 by 14 feet; fronts tobe of pressed brick, flat roots, moulded’ brick corntces; houses to be heated by furnaces. Mr. Fleming 18 the jarchitect and contractor. ‘The ‘cost will be $9,000. WHAT AN ASSESSOR SAYS. One of the assessors who 1s placing the valua- tion of property in the northwestern section of the city was asked by a Star reporter how he was getting along. “Tam afraid,” was the reply, “that we are plac- fag the valuation too low. ‘Since I have becul Spring boom has set in and propert p 3 difficult to assess under such cli 5 Why,” he continued, “since I have begun prop- erty has advanced 20 per cent on some strects. ‘The boom seems to be on the avenues and broad streets. You will tind a lot fronting on one street selling for $1.60 per foot and right around the cor- rit will be valued at only 80 cents a foot.” But then,” he went on, “this value may be changed next week, and it 1s hard to assess prop- erty when It 1s constantly appreciating.” iL Wasuixaton Fish MARKET.—Sold by R. A. Gold- on, fish agent, Johnson's wharf, 6.000 "sha, from $15 to $80 per hundred; $0,000. herring, from $6 to $8 per thousand; 300 bunches rock, from 15 to 60. per bunch. Se Serene A DatLy Linz To NowFOLK AND FORTRESS Mox- Rox.—Beginning May 1st, the Potomac Steamboat coinpany will establish a dally line to Norfotk and Fortress Monroe, stopping at Alexandria, Piney Point, and Point Lookout, going and ‘retirning. ‘The company have also secured exclusive connec- {ion with the Boston and Providence steamers at Norfolk for freight and passengera. This insures a direct all-water route from Washington to Provi- dence and Boston, and promises to be a feature of summer travel. ‘Tho boats are to leave here dally at 9:90 p m..exgept Saturdays, when they will leave at 6p. m. ‘The boats have been put in Orst- class order, S c RO PU La. The only absolute cure for Serofuta, Scrofnlour, Con- tagioue, Itching, Scaly, Pimply, Mercurial, Cancerous, Infantile and Birth Humors, Blooa Poisons and Tor- tarlug Skin Dievases ix the CuTicurna REMEDIES. They have performed miracles of cures when physicians, hos- Pitals and all other means failed. They are the only Skin and Biood Cures free from mercury, arsenic and mineral poisons. They are prepared by chemists of world-wide celebrity and unsullied honor. ‘They differ in composi- tion from all other known remodies. Hence they com- mand the confidence of physicians, druggists and all afflicted. CUTICURA RESOLVENT, ‘The new Blood Purifier, kills the disoase germs of Berof- ulous, Contagious and Inherited Humors which float in the blood, urine and perspiration, exvelling them through the bowels, kidneya and pores of the skin, Curicuns, a medicinal Jelly, eats away dead skin and flesh, allaye itchings and irritations, softens, roothes and heals. It instantly relieves the most torturing Itch- ing Hnmors, Itehing Piles and Delicate Irritations. Coricuna Soar, prepared trom Curiouna, is indis- pensable in the treatment of Skin Diseases, Infantile and Birth Humors, and for preserving and beautifying the Skin, SCROFULOUS ‘Humor on face, neck and heaa tor twelve years perma- nently cured by Curicuna ReMrDres, after medical and hospital treatment had failed.—Hon. Wm. Taylor, 8 Pemberton sq., Boston, Satr Kueum, covering the body for ten years and resisting all Inown methods of treatment, curei by Curiouna Reepres.—Chas, Houghton, Lawyer, 23 State street, Boston. Psoriasis or Leprosy of twenty years’ standing per- fectly cured. Most wonderful cate on record. . Cura certified to before a magistrate and well-known citi zens.—H, E. Carpenter, Henderson, N.Y, SKIN DISEASE, Of the most painful nature on bis head, face, eyes and hands, nearly destroying his eyesizht, cured after a consuitation of physicians had failed—F. H. Drake, Detroit, Mich. Milk Crust—Baby of two years, head covered with crusts and sores, cyred and now a fine healthy child,— Mrs. Bowers, 145 Clinton street, Cincinnatt. Price: Curicurd, 50c. and $1 per box. Rosovent, $1 per bottle. Curicuna Soar, 25e, Curicura 2uav- ING Soar, le. Sold everywhere. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL C0., Boston. BABY. For Infantile and Birth Humors, Rough, Chapped or Greasy Skins, Pimples and minor Skin Blemiebes, use Curicuna Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifier and Toi- Jet, Bath and Nursery Sanative. Fragrant with deli- cious flower odors and Curicura healing balsame. apl7 Ciorzs Axp Cassruznes FOR MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS" SPRING SUITS. SPRING S!YLES Just opened, in Plain, Check Stripen, 2 ctu Sl etae ST ota SO.atn Olea Teint Neat 2. 5 DR "3 = 62 cts. and 75 cts. the New Spring 4 RING DRIES eh Ly = 25 cts, ime AL c. M. TOWSON, apal 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Southaide,'! apis ~* 21. 18883-DOUBLE SHEET Netes. ITY THE RACE THIS EVENING~THR QUESTION OF THE © ITEMS. = FOR THE POTOMAC BEGATTA—HANLAN AND Spring Style Hats for 1883. INEDY. ‘The race this evening betareen Smith and Harri- son will attract a number’ of spectators, as the contest 1s expected ta be elose and interesting. ‘The eight oared shell of the Potomacs will follow the two singles, manmed by four Columbias and four Potomacs, with McKinney as coxswain and referee. Boating men rally Smith wilt be the winner. We 1s iu splendid trim, and ts rowing 1n good form. . Harrison has been 1n a shell only a few times: redict that opponent in having eumnsidegable experience. Tne proposition of Jao) ‘the Potomac before September meets wit® considerable oppost- ton, and the clubs will @oubtless experience a deal of difficulty in agreeing upon a date. 1 Columbias will probabl we early in thes pummer, while se Dataaniaes) snd nalostans will advocate as late a day as possible. ‘The latter clubs ex; this year, and they desire as much time as possi- Die to get them in shape. tee stat nt that McKinney has Kennedy 1s ridiculed on all sides. Hanlan himself says that tn every instance where he and McKin- ney have rowed together thet he was always the one to seek McKinney’s company. A prominent boating man was heard to remark, 1n conversation about the story, that the man who started It was either very unkind to McKinney or gave Kennedy credit for very little common sense. It would take @ very fast oarsman to feel Hanlan. Kennedy rows every evening from the Potomac boat house. After a hard pull he returns, and is Teady to coxswain theeight-oared shell or to coach afour. He ts getting in first rate condition. ‘The Carroll Institute Rowing association have appointed a committee to confer with the com- mittees from the other local clubs in making ar- rangements for the regatta. The Analostans will probably appoint their committee at the special Ineeting this evening. 5 Hanlan lett here last evening for New York, where he will sign articles of agreement with Ross for their race at Ogdensburg. From New York he will go to Lowell, Mass, Where he will Grain on the Merrimac unul within about ten days of the date of his race with Kennedy, which takes Loy at Point of Pines, near Boston, on the 30th of May. 5 q > Saes OF REAL Estare.—Wm. E. Burford, real estate broker, 804 F street porthwest, Le Droit building, has just made the following sales for Mr. Diller B. Groff to Miss C. L. Saunders, of South Carolina: Sub lot 22, sq. 190, improved by three story press brick front house, No. 1508 T st. n.w., for $4,250; for Mr. Geo, Mason to Mrs, Lucille Morrell, sub lot 40, sq. —, improved by a hand- ‘some three story (Queen Anne) house, No. 1505 R st. n.w.. for $6,000; for Mrs, Margaret A. Thyson, to Mr. David Straus, part lota 5 and 7, sq. 428, im: proved by three story brick house, No. 819 8th st. for $8,250; also, for Mrs. Margaret A. Thyson, . M. Marx, part lots 5 and 7, 8q. 428, improve by three story brick house, No. 617 8th st. n.w., for $5,250; also, ror Mrs Mary A. Langley, to Mr. Jehu Barr, part of sq. 885, improved by two-story brick house, No. 1747 11th st. n.w., for $2,100. Absorvrery Prone. RR 00. ¥ rH o> TF A ET Peas YB RR 00 ¥ SA fue BBB A K OK TW NNN BB AA KK If NNN a BBB AA KK Tl NNN BOB AAA KK UF NAN GGG BBB A AK K I NNN GGG PPP, OO W HW WDDD FEE RRR PPO OWWWWD DE RR aa Oo WWWWD DEE RRR Pe Oo WWWW D DE RR... = 00 W W DDD EKRER R:- This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. RoyaL Bax- ING PowpeER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aps YER'S CATHARTIO PILLS ARE SUITED TO every age. Being suxar coated, they are easy to take, and thongh miid and pleasaut in ection, are thor- ough and searching in effect. ‘Their efficacy in all die- orders of the stomach and bowels is certified to by emi nent physicians, prominent clergymen, and many of our best citizens, ERFiCT SOUNDNE=8 OF BODY AND MIND 4s possible only with pure blood. Leading medical suthoritics of all civilized countries indorse Ayer’s Sar- saparilla ne the best bloed-purifying medicine in exist- ence. It vastly increases the working and productive power of both hand and brain, apla BB U U MM MM ™ asssq g eB & OF MMMM © § fee fA 88 BME Soe fos 24% “Mou PME Beast FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! NOTICE.—The season for the following goods being very backward, wo have resolved to make such reduc- ‘tons as will insure speedy sales, REDUCTION I. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Spring Jackets, in all desirable shades, a mu reduced to bait neice. ae REDUCTION II. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Spring, Ulsters, assorted shades, now $8.00, former prices trom $6 to $11.50. REDUCTION IIT. 2 Lot of Ladies’ spring Wraps, now §6.50, former ‘prices from $10 to $20, REDUCTION Iv. A Disco 25 t on all Brocaded, Ottoman Silk want of ha black Cloth Wraper” Ot REDUCTION V. Qi eB Ook SE or i Lot of White Suits, slightly discolored, at $2. ar v U0 MM MM SSS, 7: Bop UU MMMM» & 1 ph RA EB BANE Ss BBB A A UU MMM Sgss5 7 apl2 416 irH STREET NORTHWEST. GL TE MANTELS. Now is the time te. secure Bargains at the Manufactory, 493 to 497 C st. near 6th n.w. mb2T-Im* Sixs: Sixs: Suxs: SILKS 37, SILES 50, SILKS 62, 75, $1. NUN’S VEILINGS, widestdouble width, all pure Wool, 43 inches wide, 375s. FANCY es very finest quality, (actual value $1), our ) Black Silk Brocade GRENADINES, all puro Silk, Sra HA ADAMES Black Satin ¥ and Black Surah SAC extra wide, all pure Silk, only $1, worth $1.. overywhere: Colored SUIAH SILKS, ll estore, including Straw- Ootored Retin READ SMES. Cheapest in thie olty. NUN'S VEIL) fine quality, 20. Colored, OAS 8, alt Bre Wool, wide double width, pian one Nicee? 2 trio Blue, Pink and CHEAPEST fedmpertt ‘WASHINGTON. Our $1 Black G: Grain SILES ‘‘reduced" to 75. Our gi-7b heavy Gros Grain Black Freee STS re duced” to $1.25. thisyear. He 1s, however, a very fleet sculler, and has: the advantage of his regatta, try to have the date to row several new men ing to “feel” Hanlan in the interest of Broadway and 6th avenue Silk Hats $5, worth $6 Square and round-crown Derbys $2, $2.50, $8 (en's Stiff and Soft Pearl and Nutria Felts. Boys’ fashionable colored Derbys $1, worth $1.50. Children’s Felt Hats at cost (nice one 80 cents). Boys’ and Children’s new Straw Hats now ready, at “Lewis’ Popular One Price Store,” 920 7th st. N.B.—Price plainly marked ineach Hat = 8 Popular Clergyman Under a Mule. It was in the Yosemite, ona steep and rugged mountain road. The party numbered about a dozen, and the joliiest of all was a well-known dominie. Somehow or other his mule stumbled and rolled over and over, the dominie clinging fast tohim When they came ta stop the mule was on top. Both the dominie and the mule were badly bruised. One of the party happened to have a Dottie of Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Ina few hours they were ready to proceed on their journey. “My Litde Girl Said She wanted Pictures, etc.” J. Jay Gould. “St. Jaceb’s Pills” cures Rheumatism. Rhine Stone Combs, Roman Hoop Earrings, Padlock Bangles, Perl- ‘scopic Glasses, $1 pr., at Prigg’s. After the 30th Inst. ‘We will occupy 989 Penn. ave. For the remainder of this month our stock of dry goods will be offered at trom five to twenty percent below regu- lar prices. ‘TYLER & CHEWRING, 918 7th street northwest. Commencing this afternoon ot 4 until Monday,at noon only, Will sell the following immense bargains: French 50c. Satteen at 12%yc.; newest styles of 1e¢6. lawns at &c.; lace stripe nainsook 8c. ; large white spreads 45c. and 50c.; unlaundried shirts, slightly soiled, 45c. “Excelsior,” 804 7th street, A Needed Caution. ‘There will be inferior imitations of successful articles, and that most remurkable of all floor cov- erings, “Linoleum” 1s noexception. Beyond all controversy, the superiority of the American make of these goods Is proven. ‘The best English goods never reach this market for the high quatity of the American goods completely supersedes them. Only inferior cans are imported, and in use will look dirty and unsatisfactory. The Walton ‘trade Mark with the word “Linoleum” is on the back of every square yard of American goods and all carpet dealers keep 1t, ‘beet Remarkable diseases caused by impure water, ceoaing. vegetation. etc., is Brown’s Iron Bitters. New Bren, N. C.—Rev.'G. W. OfMfley says: “I have taken-Brown’s Iron Bitters and consider it one of the best medicines known.” Rocx Hi11, & C.—Rev. J. 8. White says: “I used Brown’s Iron Bitters for general debility. It re- stored me to strength and vigor.” Get the Genuine Article. ‘The great popularity of “Wilbor’s Compound of Cod-Liver Oll and Lime” has induced some un- principled persons to attempt to palm off a simple article of thelr own manufacture; but any person who Is suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consunp- tion, should be careful where they purchase this article, It requires no puffing. The regults of its use are its best recommendations; and the pro- brietor has amplo evidence on file ‘of ita extraor. mary success in pulmonary complaints. The Phosphate of Lime possesses a most marvellous healing power, as combined with the pure Cod- Liver Ol by Dr. Wilbor. It 13 prescribed by the Medical faculty. Sold by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists. for overcomin; Burnett's Cocoaine WILL SAVE THE HAI and keep tt In a strong and healthy condition, be- cause it will stimulate the roots of the hair’and restore the natural action upon which its growth lepends. urnett’s Flavoring Extracts are absolutely pure. in a Letter from flon, Mrs. Pery, Castle Grey, Limerick, Ireland, Brown’s Bronchial Troches are thus referred to: “Having brought your ‘Bronchial Troches’ with me when I came to Teside here, I found that afier I had given them away to those I considered required them, the oor people will walk for miles to get a few.” " For oughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases they have no equal. ‘Sold only in boxes. Price 25 cents, Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, Marechal Niel Rose, Alpine Violet. An Article of Merit. Hub Punch ts composed of the best of liquors and made after the formla of a well-known epi- cure, Sold by grocers and druggists. The Safest Way, The safest and surest Way to restore the yonth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker's Halr Balsam, whicn is deservediy popular from its superior cleanliness, Good Advice. Nearly all the lls that afiliet us can be pre- Vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order. There is nO medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker’s Ginger Tonic. Cees Baye ee Tho Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltaic’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (oung or old) who are aMicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No risk 14s incurred, as thirty days’ trial is al- lowed. w3m, i Durkce’s Salad Dressing isthe best thing of the kind eversold. With it superb salad of any kind can be made without de- Jay or trouble. It ts also one of the best sauces for cold meats. That Husband of Mine Is three times the man he was before he began using “Wells’ Health Renewer. #1. Druggists. 9 Bailey $1 saw every carpenter should have. 5 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-b. “Ward” prints, 80c. per 1D. \Also, cottage chevse, buttermilk and sweet milk, ‘Be. per qt. Cream, 15c. pint. ELEMS, On April 20th, 1883, JOHN W. ELEMB, aged twenty-seven years, éleven incnths and thirteen 8. ‘His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his parents’ residence, No. 9267 Prospect avenue, West Washington, on Sunday afternoon, April 22d, at 2:30 o'clock. © ROBE. On Friday, April 20, 1883, at 2:20 p.m. after along and painful iliness, which she bore with Chris Han foruitude, MARY J. ‘ROSE, beloved wife of Adam 086. Funeral from her late residence, 1008 Georgie avenue southeast, Thursday, April 26, at'3 o'clock p.m. Rela- ‘tives and friends are reepect{ully invited to attend. (Virginia papers please copy.) ge 1511 16th. atreet pRPSSELL, At hie late residence, 1611 16th, str Re RUSRELLS northwest, at two o'clock, on Apri denly, of rheumatism: of the heart, W. R. RUBS! M._D., in the OLA ee of bis age. jotice of funeral in Sunday and Monday morning — BUSINESS CHANCES. — NTATIONS IN MIB. AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATER. aay bh ch aah wrorers, NATIONAL REAR Seton Or NATIONAL. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, ESTATE AGENCY. Jt Pedera! Waihline, cerher = THE QUEEN OF COMIC OPERA, 0.4 F etree northwest. “i ae CATRERINE LEWIS, JOR SALF OR FXCHANGE—A VALUABLE AND HER-OP: RA COMPANY OF FLFTY ARTISTS. Hot property ia pivaper i town of ine thou In Audran’s Masterpiece, gond inhabitants, which isa health cosort, In the Pied- ‘OLIVETTE. ont ection, twenty-two hens. from. Wesliitwton, — Terms very itber Address HO DEL, Star office. NEXT WEE! ap2i-s, ta, th. 6 Ene nt JOR SALE —DATRY, Comrusen OF EIGHT TRE GREAT HEREMANN, FP vows end Mie ee COMTYRED OF ee ee W gon. Apply at Liv P atreet northwest, spate And his Star Novelties, under the management of WANTED IMMEDIATELY POR AN W. gi. MORON. DIATELY FOR ai 85.000 Hots Manette ore oF, UONET, OF share in business. risa pence aeiven. Address BRERAUD, ‘Star often. will face thelr oes ROYAL MAnIONBTTES, Jour | r 500 Wit ACKES OF LAND, HORRE In the Fairy Pantomines, Beauty ant the Beast. in- 5) Vand W _, ke, Farming a inated Skeleton, and the Magic hrents.. Also cheap ince yous nae Siaking < onmpicte eptertatstoeat in, mamisteas. hs | $o%0ek feck” Adtates BAGATN, Ntarofion, apt eS eee OK SALE-CHEAP-GOOD WILL, STOCK AND The t Sopran: fixtures of @ Grocery Store in that Airet cies loon MINS HILDA THOMAS, own an The Ariuour Market, southeart comer ‘avenue and 1th street borthwest. MA THREW TRIMBLE, Assignee. api9-6t* OR SALE—A RESTAURANT, DOING A GOOD busineas, on the comer of North Capitol and Bounds ‘Who has just returned to this country after a moet suc. coastul ut of five years with Her Majesty's Opera Coven's Garden, London, ‘The wonder of the 19th Century, the famous Japancee ° : ary streets, 1542. And aleo four Bulldiag Lote fronting OK AWATA KATSUOSHIN, on Bor a Ganon gucnucege Aeon wot Who has created a yerfect fare a over the world tn green Bee" Terans toweie” inguine cm the prem his renowned Balancing Jurgling. ines. ape at™ Herrmann's Great Mystery, THE WONDEKEUL SPIRIT CABINET, Introducing the celebrated Vnglieh Mediume, MISS HOWELL AND DAKWIN, Who will produce startling spiritual manifestati by «oclight, Very Opp ortuntty, will be eiven forthe closest | investigation. This is not a slight of hance performance, but an illustration of what is looked upon by tex mi! lions of people as their religion. Philosophers Mysti- inte Astonished, « lerey! JOR BALE THE O13 ABLISHED KE " 027 Detwet northwest, tucether flock, and fixtures, now doing a first-c watistactory reasons for selling. Apply horth weet. D-LOAN OF 26.01 ON FIRST CLASS in Alexandria, Va. The property. a Will pay 6 per cent three yaare. A dress WMO. A, Star of fed, Seient % DB Amazed, Se Z 2am ‘erp Dumutounded: Investigate and baliove your eye IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON qm ENTERTAINME! SQUIEK &C ‘idm At the eAERNAOER, MONEY TO LOAN. 9th street, between B street and Virginia avenue «. w. On TUESDAY EVENING, April 24th, 1883. | The wonderful boy orator, J. HARRY SHANNON, LOAN ON RVAL ESTATE. NO uixsions. Adslrem Box 622, City $200, _ Mrs. J. W. POWELL, Mies KATE SCOTT, Mr. 8. H. | Sinn, large’ trust. JECKO, Mr. E. P. WHIPPLE and others, will appear. | °"S" plattention. INTM | _apte-tor Tickets, 50 cente. are renin ted ONKY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. PHOMPE NEW THEATER CoMIQUE. soma ADLEY, vi ap7-Im et north west, Mos! TO LOAN, Th eitios to mut, at lowest entate wocurtty. Fric mnt DAVENE'’S COLOSSAL ALLIED ATTRACTIONS, | aot I MONDAY, APRIT. 23, ! Sarai * LY TO LOAN— ON REAL ESTATE OR OT - FANNY MAY'S Mb as proves eewty. 1 sun fo ‘feo $108 Sew amount desired, at lowest rates cf imtorete irast ae FEMALE MASTODON MINSTRELS. nee art delay. ROBT. a. PHILLIPS ee | New" vor iti M’ ror ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, KR, O HOLTZMAN, TO-NIGHT, LAST APPEARANCE OF on approved reas POX & venev vi ie. NAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAR te oF collateral security at 5 nud 6 par cent security is good 0.0. GREEN, TIOD strat morthwont. ap21 OEFFLER'S WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, [4 New York ave., bet. let and-2d ats. n Bultable for pic-nios, entertainments, &c. dates, &c,, ajpiy to the grounds, Ast of May. SOIREE Pee OE MASS ens? LOEFFLER. Se ee ee mht 20th and F streets northwest. UBLIC SCHOOLS OF DIVISION INEY TO LOAN ON REAL, ESTATE AT WASHINGTON ‘ y os AT La Murical and Literary Entertainment at Lincoln Hall. M fem, Ad without delay. “JOHN SHEN MAN SALUKDAY EVENING, April A tnt ccecinatisad . — Tn consequence of the Iara 1 MO°“e Toa minsion Inet mucht, the above en AD LOWEST RATDS OF INTE powied tuisevenins. Aduilseion 25 centa, Tickets nay OM BEAL ESTATE. CECURIRE! had at the hall. It TH 1S. J. FISHER &CO., 4 elerwot northwest. Next Monpay, APRIL 25 Fors. D. THE CARNCROSS MINSTRELS, 1 have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ia From Philadelphia, fumwof from $100and upwards, at lowest rates of 4s After a Continuous Besson of Hight Months’ tn thet | Ste, modetat, odelay. 21 ae A COMPANY FAMOUS IN ALT. AMERICA, AS THE ONLY ONE WORTHY TO COMMAND SUCCESS FOR AN UNINTERRUP’ N OF TWO HUNDRED 4 NIGHTS IN ONE CITY. NDAY, APRIL THIRTICTH, All that is best in Minstreisy will be found in this oar: organization, including the Incomparable Ballad singer, MR. JOHN L. CARNCROSS, The advance sale of seats will commence Satar- aay. ay by deed of of sale. cyeucing Tr cet ot bre ed with, ten day tag ia? party AU LUY emacs istrator. Real Estate Brokets. IRABLE IMPROVED " (HOMAS SACHUSETTS AVE~ Fars AND BAZAAR ay2ny OF THE On THURSDAY, at HALE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS. | (te p« nti desir j residesces, conta But Lee y ts ee: "rere: One-quarter ensh: balance te, ome (1, bwo (29 Sy years with interest at six (6) rer Cot, pont y. eecured by edo ieash, at the option eres sremivee fold: OF ROLLER SKATING RINK, the purchaser. A seyerit of $100 Required Upon end Piece of property at Lime of sale. FITCH, FOX & BYOWN, J. T. COLDWELL, Anctionver. ap2l-d&de OPENING —— —- (or Other Auct Moxpay Eventnc, Aprn. 16Tn, ETHUR ROONEY > Wareroooms, 344 PENNSYLVANIA AVE! irst-ciana and lowest : tended in city and country. AND CONTINUING TWO WEEKS, —— %pUCHL Y's" . UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, Season Ticket, each admitting Gentleman and migra ay Lady, $1. For sale at the principal stores. (Pormerly 912 Pernsylvania avenue northwest.) pli “Eyerytiing fire ___ 8 PRED, RINDI ER, pa 4 Gee py F NDERTAK 1233 7th st, bet. Mand Nn.w. ABE BALL, © cnbalmed ‘and prenared’ for ‘transpertation, nes at plac of business. ia Journ GAWLER, _ B. MONDAY, APitI. 23p, NATIONAL vs. CLEVELAND. Admission to Park. 25 cents. GENEKAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, ies admitted to Park free. 7 . r ferins moderate Gaine called at 4-90 p. me erl6-tm_ | Sndeveryimane hw chaee, fies aa mq IME MUSEUM. Joes wiicuz, UNDERTAKER, 1337 Tene Stucer Nokraweer. Telerhone Connection. a6 UGUSTUS BURGDOKE, FURNISHING UNDERTARER, No. $16 Penusyivania avenue northwest, Sau Qhetrects. EvervUiing utet-clas. om ae Ane Ixvirep i To KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREETS, DO NOT FAIL, TO INSPPCT THE LARGESR Glorious This Week. Programe TR Wee Besutifel and Attractive. Performance EVERY AFTERNOON and NIGHT. John F. Fentor, Conroy and Dempeey, Scott stan- ley Lester Howard, Mies Lizzie Hunter, and otter new artiste in Mac, Muse and Mirth, t with al the Curiosities in the Museum, aud or el tiv last week of the Great Dog Circus, Admission to all only 10 cents USICAL FESTIVAL. ORATORIO SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE, Sunported THOMAS” FAMOUS _ 0} aple-ot THEODORE THE LATEST AND MOST STIN el TKABLE STYLI8 AND AND DISTINGUISHED SOLOi8' OME onion as GOUNOD'S NOBLE WORK, EL-EWHER™. “REDEMPTION AT THE FIFTH KEGIMEAT’S ARMORY HALL, PPP” eo sh88g Bsss, Sgss8 Have opened and are in fall blast at NOS. 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, With full and complete STOCK OF GOODS, Consieting of SILKS, in every varicty; DRESS GOODS, complete; LACES, GLOVES and HOSIERY, endless; LINEN DEPARTMENT, full; HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, a large stock; GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, LADIESs' UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, &o., All bought for SHARP CASH. WE ABE HERE TO STAY, and we offer our goode im every department at = s FAIR PRICES, Our very finest gualts, Satin finish Black SILKS Colored SILKS imineuser reduction, Our $1 Colored | wich meane that we will not be BENS tecleatagh agoconeneis URDERSOLD wuality” heavy Gros Grain Colored 8) re pe 1 = gable a DAMASE, Pure Linon, slightly soiled, CARTER'S, ‘Wohave ONE PRICE, which gives every one FAIR apis m1 Marker space. | AND HONEST DEALINGS. New Srons. REMOVAL. ‘When prices BREAK, “‘we will be there.” ALL DURING THE TIME OF REMOVING STOOK TO MY NEW STORE, 1825 F STREET NORTHWEST, WHICH IS NOW PROGRESSING, THERE WILL BE NO INTERRUPTION OF BUSI- NESS THEREFROM. N. W. BURCHELL,. 5 1382 F STREET, ALIKE WILL HAVE THE BENEFIT, m31 - R. iD or, up FA ER NAN ae rife Association. It is man's duty to pro- Life 7 bins ide fog bis fatally 12 Ome the lates the TU at wake we, ‘insurance, 000,000 of wrote over revoln- | ee - oe Scrat; Ou Si Sra es WE OFFER THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS PUBLIC REHEARSAL, April 26, 8 p.m, Admie- PATTERN sion, with Reserved Se: a, £1. OKATORIO, FRIDAY, April 27, 8p.m, Admission HATS AND BONNETS. $1, with Reserved Seat §1 TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, iste ATINEE—Thomas? Orchestra with Distinguished Bolatets- RDAY, P 2 pan. Amirsion, with Iteserved Seat, $1, concent THOMAS UKCHESTIA, with Soloists ‘and the fu'l chorus of the Oratorio Society, .,with Reserved § . BIEVER sheet for Hew ved Seats on aud after MON- DAY, April 16, at MeUaftcey"s. \1-typ tickets to the Festival per B. & O. and B. ae GL. G0, good tur hve days, arom April 26th 80 ‘Traine lenve Baltimore for Washington at midnight each nicht of Festival. ‘Admiacou to Concert, $1; must be purchased with excursion ticket. mh3l-s&w.td EW SIMPLIFI".D METHOD FOK SINGING AND IN Plano, ehorteet in existence, at HAis LOK MISSES AND CHILDREN, WONDERFUL BARGAINS = PLUMES, TIPS, FLOWER! BIDYISE SLRS AND LAGER LADIES, MISSiS’ AND CHILDREN'S: DRESSES. ELEGANT BLACK, TREBLE. ENGLISH CRAPE FOR VE Less THAN MARKET VALU KINGS PALACE, fis SEVENTH STREET. Tancest Hivtail Millinery Store in the Distrioty Eatondinw irom 1th to Bll etseete. ‘9 : * WOLOWSR! sco ok PPP KER NNN 112-6, caer: Tile M street nortwent. g oe ey fon D 4 . “4 % : 5 & a0 RERDDE. N xt rial kyl ed edad sos aco 2“ EOE Bow tne § Se Street. MARKEITER @, oh Stret TET (00, 00, E ; jorthwest, one door from ‘Tthetreet, 58585 {Seite dh Paine 3 ‘Chromon, etc: aiss i 3 3 3 8 E = sree Choice a: t a "Tt ‘Nalis, eto.,.at Et hate oo? “od? Hua Sess! EXCURSIONS. ‘We are prepared to furnish the trade with GARDER TOOLS, HYDRANT HOSE, and GENERAL HARD- — F. P. MAY & ©O., spl. 634 Pennsylvania avenue, Cu. Rurrerr, NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWES?. HEA! ETERS, FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL ate 5) c. MPANY. TRE C PEST AUTY, iT AXD SC URABILITY IN SHE MARKET ard Lawn as ee Call and examine the Goods Pam © om gn times. Geer L 0. M. EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, VA., ON STEAMER EXCELSIOR, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1883, @uring the meeting of the Supreme Lodge.) ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD FOR 10 DAYS, $2.60. (GOOD TO RETURN ON EITHER THE EXCEL- BIOR OR GEO, LEARY.) For sale by Members of the Order and on the Bost. Bost leaves the 7th etreet wharf at 5:80 o'clock p. m. EMBERS W! LEASE CALL AT EICHVL- = RB eGLR'S FON TICKETS.) pal ‘0 FOR GREAT YoxscEns To EUKOPE. J. W. BOTELER & SON Are the Agents for the ale of tickets in this Distriat AND CABIN JOHN tet Kucelaior will mae ber PRIDGE!—Steam Packet boyy SUNDAY, APRIL 22p, to the Fails and Cabin INMAN STEAMSHIP 00. = od — J. W. BOTELER & SOK, NEW PUBLICATIONS. | ans, == 200%, 7 HED—“TH. PROBATE LAW OF Jituetisrner oe Lief A oR "Tasz Usz, ‘Natural Mineral igo Yor lawyers executors, goat a Dastnees Te eee ah ae Br KAISER WATER, FKOM BIRRESBORN ON THE BRINE. Recommended by the HigRest Medical Authorities,’ FRED'K HOLLANDER, 8. A. for the U. 8. and: 1M, 117, 119 Elm street, New ~ SCRAP PICTURES. JAY GOULD, 421 ora STREET, WONDERFUL api2-m