Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL MENTION. The Weatner. OFric® OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFiceR, ‘Wasrrxaton, D. C., May 8, 1883, 9:30 2. I For the middie Atlantic states, generally fair ‘Weather, southwest winds, shifting to northeast and southeast, stationary or slight fallin temper- ature, siight rise in barometer, SPECIAL BULLETIN. Light rains are indicated for the lake region, the Obio valley and porthern portion of the middie States to-morrow, Wednesday. Freseit’s Icw Cxgam shipped anywhere out of town. Notice !—Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av., takes one oz. fue photos with one thirteenth patated, for $3. “Worrp’s Brsr” India Linens, Uptown Coch- Fane's. Reap F. P. May & Cu Go 10 Lew Newmyer's for bargains In men’s, Doys’ and chiidren’s clothiag. 734 7ta street,three doors from H street. “CELRBRITIRS.”"—“Guyot,” “Argosy” Braces, Up- town Cochrane's. ae Bear snd cheapest clothing for Mttle money, ‘Lew Newmyer, 784 7th s'reet, 34 door from H st. ‘ussell’s, Cochrane's, advt. Fesser1’s Ice Cream. Hawt Trre-Wairen, 90) F street: $40. Cxoice White Goods, Laces, &., Cochrane’s Up- town. Pere Prrer was called tn the Police Court to- @ay for driving over a sidewalk, and forfeited col- lateral. ‘THR WEERLY Stax, 4 large double paper of Mrty- #9 columns, will be bent postpald for one dollar a Year. Try it For medical and farally use, Whisky, 5 years olt, #4 geL, $1 qt CITY AND_DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Ratiowat Taeater —Ada Groy tn “East Lynne. ‘TazateR Comrgue.—Press Eldridge Combination. Dime Mcsecm.—interesting performance and cu- Fost tes, ABSEn's St¥MER GARDEN.—Concert. CLaRaven Hart.—Lecture by Prof. Rock on “A Journey to Cuill to observe the traasit of Venus.” — Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:23 p.m; ex- tincw'shed af 2:15 a.m. ‘The WEEKLY Srak, a large double paper of fifty- #1x column-, Will be Sent postpaid tor one dollar a year. ‘Irv The Soidie pn Sund ‘The Fiske Inbilees farewell to-night ts at Con- gregational Church. Lsst evening a colored woman named Martha Crampton, 27 years old, dropped dead at the place where she had been living, near 22d and M streets, ‘The anniversary of the birth of Jos=ph Addison ‘Was celebrated by the Foundry Local Circle ist grenlag, Mr. C.F: Wood reading @ paper on the Life and'works of the author, and other members Year selections from Addison's writings. Yest rdty morning the office of the recorder of deeds was op-ned In the new rooms assigned to It in the northe sst_ corner of the City Hall buliding, on the ground fioor. ‘The Grand Encampment of the Ancient Order Of Knights of Jerusalem yesterday fled with the recorder of deeds a certificate of incorporation. with Thomas Perry, William Smith, D. T. Travers, Balling Evans,’ and Wellington ‘Clark us corpora tors. Attention ts called to the advertisement of the fron front of the old Chron'cle butiding, on Penn- sylvapla avenue. It 1s four stories high and 24 feet front. Jam s Humphreys, the ten-year-old colored boy who stabbed « white boy named Thomas Woo Is $n the leg with x knife Inst Saturday, was fined $10 An the Police Court to-day. Jno. O'Diy and Willam Brown were taxed $5 each by Juize Snell to-day for wasting Potomac water. Henry C. Dobbs and Chas. H. Green, who Were charged with the same offense, forfeited col- Tateral Fanny Banister was fined $5 In the Police Court this inorning for ass.ulting Anny Vanscuyver, Who showed the court a parasol that she said the @efendant had broken over ber (witness’) Lead. pure Arlington Gee's, 404 9th. Home Park ts now open for driving Barnum’s Circus, OFFICIAL ROUTE OF PROCESSION. ‘The procession will form at the new Washing- fon Athletic Park, 9th and S streets, at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 9, and proceed over the follow- Ing rout street to 7th, thence along 7th to Pennsylvania avenue, thence 21 street circle, thence east by way of K street Wo 9th, 9 to the park. —_—_—_+___ Tue FRexcu Grverness RELRASED ON Batt. ‘To-day tn the Spechul Criminal Court, Judge Mac- Arthur, bat! was given in the case of the Freuch governess, Leccade Pomarde, charged in three eases of grand larceny at the’ Soldiers’ Home, and she was released on bail—$250 in each case—W. H. Wood going on the bonds. — DEPARTURE OF PRISONERS FOR THE PENITEN- Fany.—La teventng Gen. Crocker, warden of the Jail, lett for Bumralo, N.¥., with the foliowing pris- Onrrs tn charge, sentenced to the Erle county peni- tentiary at that place by our Spectal Criminal Court:—Joseph Brawner, Frank Cronin Charles dackson, Henry Scott, Watt Hawkins, Charles Wititams and Robert Lee, all for house breaking, With sentences from three to ten yea Baylor, second offense petit lar Wa. White, grand larceny, three y an Clever, do., do. — THe Rerorm Scuool.—Atthe monthly meeting of the board of trustees of the reforin School yes- terday afternoon Mr. James E. Fitch was elected President to Mil the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. Richard Joseph. The butlding committee Feported In favor of the erection of a new barn, and a site was selected tor It and other outbuik ings. ‘The appropriation for this purpose 1s oienaicee echoes Orricens ELecTeD.—The stockholders of the Washington and Mexican Mining Company last evening elected trn-tees for the ensuing year, a8 follows: Frank. Hume, Simul Bacon, H. Brown- ing, H.C. McCauley, G Hine, A. B Croptey, J. 4M, Midaendort, T. J.'Mayer and J. C. Barkley. ? The board of ‘directors of the Inland and Sea- Doard Coa~t Company yesterday elected oMfcers as J. W. Thompson, president; Mr. Semuel Norment, vice president, and Mr. Alfred Wood, secretary and treasurer. aa Bn Iw Equiry Disaissep.—The bill in equity Med in Sept mber last by Prentiss Webster, of Lowell, Mass.. agt. Rebecea Coliman, Judge Wylie nd others for partition, in which plaintiff claimed an Interest in the property of Judge Wylle, on M and 14th streets, was to-day dismissed by plainuft’s attorney. ——.___ HovsesxeakeRs SENTENCED. — In the Spectal Crimtnal Court, Judge MacArthur, to~d: a NUD Is He 4 PawnBroxen?—Chas M. Wi of No Ricans ee eee ae morning 01 ing an unlicensed pawnbroker’s shop. Several young men testified to having sold watches and ‘chains and other articles to Mr. Wood, who 1s a Jeweler, with the privilege of buying them back at stated times. Juige Snell said he ght there ‘Was some doubt as to whether this business could, strictly speakiag, be construed as that of a pawn- broker, for pawnbrokers have no title to the goods they take1n pawn. He took the case under con- sideration until to-morrow. —— Diep oF Hrs Ixsceres.—Samuel J. Coleman, of this city, a Pullman car died of blood pol- soning At the University Hospital, in Philadel- phia, yesterday. “His injuries were received April 1. ‘Coleman was riding on the tender of @ loco- motive in Philadelphia, and endeavored to jump off while the engine was moving, but had his arm caught in the heavy rope slung ‘along the side of the tender and used for switching. He hung for a moment and then wns dashed to the ground, his arin (being torn completely trom the ‘socket and left dangling by the hand from the rope. —————— THE River TRApE—Harbormaster Sutton re- orts arrivals at the river front as follows: Barge Willlam A. Smoot, Man, 110 tons coal Inland and Seaboard Steamboat Co.; barge Eva, Biank, 110 tons do. Potomc Steamboat Co.; varze Centen- Dial, Mexally, 250 tons coal C. H. Bursess; sehr. Howard & Ozden, Retd,25 cords wood J. 0. Carter: senr. Lady of the'Lake, Rennoe, 2s cords do. same sehr. Mt. Vernon, Woods, 40 cords ito. simy*;_sebr. G. H. Hoy, Hubbant. 207 tons coal Clark & Given; H. G. Ely, Grisley, 201 tons cou S. Emery; schr. James A’ Semmis, Batley, 300 bushels oysters market; stmr. Kate, Fills, fisn, R. A.Golien; stinr. Comet, Taylor, fish 8ame; sunt. F. H. Gilbert, Hil- ton, fish William E. Stuart; schr. Maggle E. Cook, fish'J. H. Skidmore; schr. John Francis, Evans, fish R.A. Golien; schr. Margaret Ella, Divis, fish saine; sloop Belvadere, Johnson, fish’ for same; sloop Jeanette, Raymond, fish saiue; sioop B. H. Lambert, Davis, 1h same. TRANSFERS OF RgaL EstarR.—Deeds in fee have been fed as follows:—J. H.C. Coffin to John Sherman, lots 4, 5 and 9, sq. 503; $75. E.A. Keyser to same, lots 4 and 5, sq. 503; $500. Georgie D. Todd to same, lov 9, do.; $230." W. R. W lward, trustee, to Saltte B. Howe, parts Pleasant Plains and Slippery Hills; $—. Ephraim Wheeler to Charles A. Everly, lot E, sq. 446; $1,626. John B, Chenington to Eugene Bettes, lot 2, aq. 28; $450, Asa Whitehead to A. Windsor, lots 45 and 52, ‘Sq. 193; $11,550. H. Bridley to Isabel Y. P. Hardy, mart 6, Mary Bradley to same, do. EE Pomeroy et ai. tg Teresa M. Dorsey, Barry farm; $2 J. J, Edson to J.J. Clark, sub. lots 1 and 2, sq. 316; $4,300. 3. B. Hume to Lydia P. McDonald, paris 2 3 and 4, sq. 181; £6,000. W. W. Liebert to E. J. Hill, lots 10 to 18, 15 0 17, sq $8,116. CM. Matthews to same, lot 28, ‘sq. 70;'$—. E. Young to Jonn R. Car- mody, lot 55, sq. 182; $3,452 Elizabeth Lowe to Susan B. Lattimer, lot A, sq. 281;$—. John T. Mitchell to Eins Travers, lot 61, sq. 448; $6,000. E. Cstamack to John P. Lawrence, sub. lot 48, sq. 240: $1.000. ©. W. King to W. H. Gardener, suv. 17, sq. 840; $2,750. L. Sands to M. Ashford and C. BL Pearson, trustees, lots 59 to 62. sq. 96; $10,260. C. FP. Wlett to C. H. Willett, 10 acres In couaty ; $500, H. Pearce to Sarah D. Dake, lot 70, sq. 208; $1,204.12. fee Tynan to Josephine B. Goufrey, lot a _———_—— MarniAGE LiceNsra—Marriago licenses have been Issued by the clerk of the court to W. K. vert, of St. Mary's county, Md., and Mary. Bureh, of Chiries county, Md.; Frederick Thurs- ton, of Phitadelpula. Pa, and Augusta Murphy, of Madison, Norris county, N. J. George L. War. Wick and Mazsie. Ellen Driscol; W. R. Rains and Martha Son, both of Stafford county, V: Mundheim and Pauline Rothberg; H son Perry and Elia Turner; John E. Anderson and Martha J, Robinson, of Baitimore. ee ‘Two MEN HELD TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF Ros- BrRY.—Three young ten named Hugh Brown, Wm. Bachelor and Wim. Robinson, were put on trial before the Police Court to-day for robbing a Young man named Jos. Bury, of a wateh, by for- cibiy taking it from his person. The charge was Drought under Judge Snell’s new law for punish- ment of larcenies from the person. This is the first case brought under this liw, which provides a punishment in the penitentiary. Young Bury stated that on the night of the 80th of last month he was met on C street, between 12th and 13:h, by the defendants, and Bachelor struck him in the hose an{took his’ waten from him. There was nothing to connect Brown with {t and he was Teleased. The others were committed for the grand Jury in default of $1,000 bail each. eee The Courts. Covnt IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Washiugton Market Co. agt. Warthen Bros.; argued and submitted. District agt. John- son; On hearing. Equity Covrt—Judge James. Yesterday, Bush act. Stanton; R. 8. Chew 8p polnted guardian ad litem. Leddy agt. Leddy; sale rdered; K. H. Webb, F. ‘T. Browninz and EB. Carusi, trustees. Burchell agt. Morgan; correction of tainutes ordered. Pelz agt. Pelz; alimony in- creased trom $50 to $75 per month. ‘To-day, Busi agt. Stantoa; reverence ordered. Birth agt. Birth; guardian ad iter appointed. Barb-r agt. Glinore; pro confesso. Ex parte Cap- itol, North O street and S. W. KR. R.; referred to auditor. SPECIAL CRIMINAL Covrt.—Judge MacArthur. To-day, Edward Jobnson, house breaking, three Years in the penitentiary; Edward Johnson and John Hudson, do., five years evch; Charles Chase, do., five years. A’journed to Sturday. ee 2 tes z ~ KEE T STITT FRE aa = E Re ba | f Ee RR t BRE te i gE ‘There has never been an instance in which this sterl- ing invigorant and anti-febrile medicine has failed to ward off the complaint, wh-n taken duly as a protection axainst malaria. Hundreds of physicians have aban- doned qll the officinal specific, and now prescribe this harmlesa vezetable tonic for chills and fever, as well as dyspeveis and nervous affections. Hostetter's Bittors is the specific you need. Forsale by ali Druggiste ana Dealers generally. ber of prisoners recently convicted were sentenced &s follows: Edward Johnson, convicted of house- Dreaking, was sentenced to three years in the Erte county penitentiary; Edward Jannson and John Hutson, convicted of housebreaking, were sen- Eten to ke years each in the penitentiary; Charles Chase (coavicted with James Waters, tie escaped prisoner), housebreaking, was sentenced to Sve years at the Erte county penitentiary. =_> r —The Great Falls Discrries or Issac Wats Angl-rv’ A-sociation—tweive memb-rs—held a monthly meeting Iast night, and heard a report from thelr seeretiry, Mr. Theodore Fricbus, ‘nis year the season opeis worse even for bass fi ‘Uhan last year, the water betug very mnuddy ‘and preventing thus far any fishing atall. There will hot be much sport wutil July or August The Anglers’ As-oclation was orgeulz-d November 47, 1870, unler the name of the * ‘at Fails Fishing Ciub.” The present officers are: Dr. Stalth Towns: bend, president; Jobn Hatcock, vice president Tw Clore Frivbus, secretary and treasurer. | 7! association owns eight fishing boa s, bullt at the Potnt of Rocks after a pattern used on the upper Potomac, where the river abounds with rocks ‘They are of Mat bottums, with i tm each end, and copper fastened; iy d built ata cost of $25 euch. The association ates much Sport the coming season on the upp ver, with headquarters at McQuade’s, at the “seven locks,” Where the boats and other paraphernalia are kept. => Facmiratixe Cre No. Sof the Suprer Deen #0 ame ded witteh ar Ierred tot ss.—Rule rlet has 1 matters of law tn e cases may be re- i auditor, and if IS Teport within felther party the » Court of the Di: at th thirty days atter flinz,on motion dodge sitting in court oF at chatibers may confirm and juigment be entered. ption are taken the case Will Ko to tris! on those portions excepted Yo. These provisicns will, it 18 thought, greatly expedite the business of the Circatt Court. gee ee ‘Tue CLostxG or Wittaxy’s Horet.—Willard’s Hote! closes tor te season to-day, and will be re- opened some time next fall ‘The bar and the barber shop Wiil bot Le closed. ‘The hotel will be Jest in charge of Mr. James K. Brooke, who has been conn ed h the house. Of the clerical force Harry Lawson will go to the Catskills, N. ¥.; @. A. Day to Congress Hall, Saratoga, and Bity Price to his own hotel, t adie atoza._Mr. Koach, the stev ings, Pa. rings, o REMOVAL OF 4 Peck OF ~:onL FROM THR INTE Bion oy THE Eve BY a Mu Reultng, of Baltimore, the we aurist, Temoved yesttrday u plece of steel from {he interior chamber of the eye of Mr. G. Helene, By the Introduction of a pointed powerful magnet. ‘The steci nad been % in the cornea and shed by the constant endeavors of a physician extricate It into the interior chamber, from Where tue Doctor removed it by inserting the magnet In the slightly enlarged wound. ————— Boox Sate.—There ts now arranged for examin- Tooma of Thomas Dowling a coltection of miscellaneous commence to-mor- ‘clock, and continue daily until st are so! tribution. = the sale of whtcn will Tow evening at 7:40 o'cloe! at thas Catalogues are myl §Rogne Ganvex Hose. Great care is taken in the manufacture of this Hose that every part be first-class for service and durability. Buy it, aud if your garden is not a paradise it is not the fault of the hose. Call for ‘*THE EDEN GARDEN HOSE,” made and warranted by THE REVERE RUBBER Co., 175 Devonshire Street, Boston, Mase., ap%-tu,th,s, 2m 57 Reade Street, New York. Liccvors. MARYLAND CLUB, $6 per gallon, MONTICELLO "77, $6 per gallon. EOYAL CABINET, $6 per gallon, OLD BAKER, $6 per gallon. OLD CROW, $4 per callon. GOOD OLD RYE, $8 per gallon, BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 50 cents, BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 75 cents, ‘BOTTLE OLD CRow, $1. HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1865. GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, $8, GALLON OPOKTO WINE, $6. GALLON COOKING SHERRY, $2 GALLON MEDFORD RUM, $8. PIPEK HEIDSIECK, SOUVERAIN EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, Bass’ aLE, GUINNESS" STOUT AND YOUNGER’S SCOTCH ALE, BOTTLED, $2.50 DOZEN. E. C. KNIGHT, + 3732 Pennsylvania avenue, THE LLOYDS PLATE. < PANY OF NEW YORE: ace com 000 in UL He epartneats iste See Terk Ler tke aaa of TNSURES GLAass lOWC: MIEIGA Sh ts Saree ates ‘those riass {oineure: Seontane fies RI 4 * FORD, Aexwra, S.Vecar, — rnexca CONFECTIONERY, CANDY Facrosy, €20 9th street northwest. ‘Breuch Store 1339 Pennaylvania avenue, 410-€a, Affairs ia West Washington. BUILDING AseoctaTion.—At the one-hundredth regular monthly meeting of the Tenth Building Association, held last night at Goddard's hall, $1,800 ‘was disposed Of, bet ‘shares 601d at the maximum rate—$131 per share. ‘THe DasHaway CLUB held a good meeting last night, addresses being made by President M.A. McGowan and Messrs. Berry and Craig. The musi- cal program was excellent. terday’ for Sidney ie Thomen trusien pureed Wt for Sidney T. Thom 185, in Beatty @ Hawkins’ addition +0 Georgetown, fronting 17 feet 434 inches on the south side o! @welling, to MICA: He Mert forsiaan. 7S welling, to Mr. (err for mane Arrived—Boat Seneca’ with wheat and corn. No sales reported. ‘Tre Fish MARKET.—35,000 herring sold at $6 to $7 r thousand; 600 shad at $15 to $2 per hundred; taflors at $1 to $8 per hundred. Port.—Schooner William C. ‘Snow, Kelley, for Georgetown, sailed from New Bedford, 4th instant; schooner Hattie, Biker, for’ Washington, sailed from Bath, 4th instant. Baskers: Busters: Baszers: It will be to your interest to carefully note the follow- ing extremely low prices: LUNCH BASKETS, Straw Lunch Baskets, 10c. ‘Willow Lunch Baskets, 25, Large size Palm Lunch Baskets, 29¢., 49c., 790. 990, ‘These are remarkably ice ani lange baakets, and very cheap. Rush Shoppine Baskets, 10c., :2c., 15c., 20c., 25¢., in different styles and of excellent quality. Look at them. Shop; ing Baskets, in all white and all black; unlined and lined, plain and fancy, from 25e. to $90, ‘Work Backets, in numerous designs, from 20c. to 9c. Waste Paper Baskets, in square, round, bell shape, &c., from 490, ‘Traveling Baskets, in endless variety, good designe and durab‘e make, from 49c, Infants’ Basket Chairs, 990. Flower Baskets, from 15c. up. Clothes Baskets, from 99c. up. ‘We are constantly additig to this department, and our assortment will be found very superior. An examina- tion of our atock ia respectfully solicited, and especially of our $10 RATTAN BaBY CARRIAGE, SILVERBERG'S, ms7 ‘7th and 313 8th street northwest. BB A xk RN Bas 2“4 E RX PPP, OO W W_WDDD REE RRR P OoOWwWWWD DE RR Fe Slaw we! BEE Ss co WwW W DDD KRER R:: ‘This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength, and wholestmeness. More economical than tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, ahort weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Rovat Bax- ING PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap6 Sirs ! Sus: Sirxs: PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS (actual value 75c.) we are seilinw at 50 cents, PURE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, ‘75e., actual value $1.50. SILKS at 37, SILKS at 50, STLES at 62, NUN'S VEILINGS, all pure Wool, widest doub.e width, 42 inches wide, 3735. Black SUK. heavy Gros Grain, $1, actual value $1.25. Colored SILKS, Gatuet, Navy Biué, Green, Steel Gray and Back Colored CASHME ES, pure Wool filling, widest don- blo width, in Strawberry and Jectrie Blue, 3754. FANCY SILKS aud SUMMER SILK:, 622, actual value $1. Black surah SILKS, extra wide, and Black Satin RHADAMES. #1, real vane $1-59- g fine quality, ih ilectrio Blue and rawherry, Colored SILK, heavy Gros Grain, in Electric Blue ‘and Strawb ry, $1, ectual v-lue $1,36- Black Cashmere SHAW ‘ool, $2. Colored CASHM , widest_double width. pnre Wool, in Pink, Créam, Ox Blood, Strawbe:ry aid Our very Aueet Goality hoary Gros Grsin Bi k French yur ver finest quality heavy Groa Grain Black Frencl SILBS, reduced froin ¥2 50 to #1-00, and ou ies e lack French SILKS, heavy Gros Grain satin: ish, reduced from $1.75 to 31.25. Bleached le DAMA: al pure Linen, slightly soiled, 62, worth \- Finest Black silk” Brocade GRENADINES §1, ‘actual value $2, CARTERS, myl MARKET SPAT, Guissirs 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., Will open on Monday Morning, May 6th, 9 SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS AND HOSIERY, at prices not hitherto offered this SEASON in the DIS- TRICT, jucluding a full and complete line of SPRING and SUMMER SILK —plain, striped and checked, at ices rauiing frau 40e. to €f 80 ner yard. A SPECIAL LOT, of nore 3 inarked down to 750. nnd $1. of Heavy GROS GRAINS, in all the 'S—243§ mchee wide, at $1.26 per yard— good vaiue for $1.75. ACA-E of POLKA DOT SURAHS, 25 inches wide, at §1; worth $1.50. ‘Also Case of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN SURAHS at $1; former prices, s, $175. A LARGE and VARIED S10CK of BLACK SILKS, including the following well-known maxes: GUINi: TS, BELLON RS. Al OMANS, i. UX, ranwiug rane aes to $3. 25 ee cent below jet valne. AFull and Complete STOCK of BLACK GOODS, in all makes and materials, at reasonal.le prices. WATEKLOO, A SABET and FRANKLIN SUIT- INGS, in all the fashionable shades, 67 inches wide, Feductd to $1 per yar ILLUMINATED SUITINGS—all wool-42 inches wide, 0c. per yard: worth 75c. Ail the SUMMEH SHADES in DE BEGES, ALBA. FROS CLOTHS, NUNS VEILINGS and CAS! EMBROIDERED and POLKA DOT FLANNELS, NHEAD CHECKS. SATEENS and PINHEA! 5. SPECIAL LOTS of LACES, RIBBONS, HAM- BURGHS, KID AND LISLE "THREAD GLOVES, 1 COLLARS ‘and CUFFS, HANDKEK: CHIERS and CORSETS. Our HOSIERY DF PARTMENT will be found replete yrith all the newest styles in FOREIGN and DOMES- TIO HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, p A Full Live of GiNT’3 FUMNISHING GOODB ag wee Gs ds, Li 1 DOMFSTIC DI (a our White Goods, Linen and DOA PARTMENTS will be found Di SIRABLE and N. CESSARY Goodsat LOW and REDUCED PRICES. An examination of our GOODS and PRICES will well repuy the visitor. a Agents for HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS, and positively GUINNIP & CO., 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. myd New Crormye Hovsz. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., 819, 8. E. Cor. Tra anv D Sra, PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS. ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE. ARTISTIC IN CUT AND FINISH. THOROUGHLY AND NEATLY SEWED, A FOLL LINE OF CLERICAL SUITS, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, sp28 819.8.E.Cor.7th and D Sta, Qoiirs Opened To-day, JOHN T. MITCHELL, 991 Pennsylvania ayenue, 100 Quilts, reduced from $1 90cta. 100 Quilts, reduced from $1.28 to $1.10. : 100 Quilts, reduced from $1.50 to $1.25. Damask and Huck T for iB conta, ever sold." Yer 10w prices, the beat, Damask Cloths, from 10x10 to 10x18, All goods the best. Peet Ord a Price. apis-1m B URT’S Suors. BURT'S SHOES FOR GENTS AND BOYS ‘are conceded to be the best SHOES made. We have ‘them in all the leading Styles, and Price very moderate, COUSINS’ FINE SHOES FOR LADIES ‘are the most reliable SHOES made. We have them in every width, Our Stock in the above was never more complete. WE HAVE THE FINEST LINE SLIPPERS EVER OFFERED. = OALL AND LOOK AT THESE GOODS. Prices unusually low for such fine goods at SINSHEIMER’S, myt-at $08 SEVENTH STREET. —— Th CELLULOID ornues: worn In tor ALL WOOL DRtbSS GOOD’, New Colors, 250." SATIN WHITE AN Daxasse, Porta Dors Axp Sruvep LACE GRENADINES. Ride STOCK furt orened, 620., 76e., #1, $1.25 up, IRON FR SME GRENADT: 5c 7 BLACK SILK BROCAD_ 8, $1, $1 ye COLOR ILB_BROCADES. $1, 21.25, $1.50 yard. COLORED D188 SILKS, New Colors, Gros Grain, ILING, all colors, 50c. i, CHUDDA CLOTHS, Fre, iS SILKS, $1, $1. 25, $1. COACHING PARASOLS, COLORS, at $3 each. ARASOUS, Spauiah Lace, Lined, $9.70, S ned, $2.75. ‘1 co ors, $1.50. SOLS, $1.50, $2, £2.50, 00, $4, #5.00.° i ', 80 IPED NAINSUOR, 12%. iD FANCY MATTING, New Styles. c. M. TOWSON, 686. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South aide. my Susaer Srytes IN Hars. OUR STOCK COMPLETE. DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS IN PEARL AND ap STRAW IN ENDLESS VARIETY, .WILLETT & RUOFF'S, my4-Im 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Ty Soxves raz Diericttr Prostex OF PERFECT REFRIGERATION. Tt dries and purifies itee!f while in use by an Auto- matic Circulation of Air. Tt dispenses with metal ning, so objectionable be- cause of labor ne: easary to keep it clean, and permits of ‘4 wood lining requiring really no cleaning at all as long aa ice suuply 1a maintained. Mik, Butter, Meats, 1 ish, Fruit, ete., can be kept in this Refriverator at same time in Aivor of either to the otiere, Your imparting the Js much mere economical in consumption of ice than any other Refrigerator. Sipwainten With desd air spaces made in best manner BATISFACTION GUARANTEED, J. W. SCHAEFER, Soe AcExt, 1020 7th street northwest. ROTE. T YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH, REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 80c, PER POUND. LC, BISHOP, Druggist, 780 9th street. corner H atreet northwest. my2 apl9 Havixe Sccvren tae Acency THE ALASKA REFRIGERATOR FOR THE DISTRICT, WE INVITE THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE IT BEFORE PURCHASING, AS WE BELIEVE IT TO BE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST REFRIGERATOR IN THE MARKET. __ SINGLETON & HOEKE, myl 801 MARKET SPACE, n. Rupverr, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- OR REN'S CALRTAGE COMPANY. DURABILITY IN THE itAl THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT AND Lawn Tennis, Crequet, Bieyoles, Veloc Arch- eer Eis iu acklen, ‘Wagons, all and examine the Goods, Prices to suitthe times. apt Om L TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE! AND OOK WEL! BLAND iia Ausaauen. Weis erers maar aires a on. “It is every man's duty to pro- vide for hia family 10 caso of ‘his deathe Our bucibocs israpidiy inereseing, “Fro we. wrol ‘Themberahip pow exceeds 10,(00, ‘and eur tore bose Unis ei news Cad at at @ association, , ensily understood, ea and ata great reduction in cost, commensis itecit to mo intelligence and common sense of all who: xamine it. and, in the words of acelebrated actuary, ‘*will revolu- ponies life aoe this eonntry © Oftice in \gton, wanted, mand 76a t. Y"RRIGH Mtanacer. H D. BARR, ° IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, SPRING GOODs. Complete and_ carefully selected stock of Suitins Trouserings and Vestings of tpproved stele eet Keading faahlow bouse of Wa pee eee mig oe H. D. BARR. A RELIABLE AND PERFECTLY SAFE CATHANIIC ake Nattane’ Pile hase made, they always fresh. Have been used for over fifteen years by the people of "thi , They contain nothing dele- terlous—are gentle and yet thorough in their action, ARTHUR NATIANS, Pharmacist, Uthand I, 2d and D, and 7th ana X ets.n.w. my5 ‘| Das G. Hare & Company, . NO, 984 F STREET NORTHWEST, SOLE AGENTS FOR Low's TILES, A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, mh9-2m_ Srarroyery ‘Derarruenr or é A. BRENTANO & COMPANY, FASHIONABLE ENGRAVERS, Wedding Invitations; Reception and Visiting Arma, Crests ati Monograms ELEGANTLY BNGRAVED, Cards Yrinted from Ptstee, Paper and Envelopes Diu minated an@Stamped in Bronzes and “Bata Colorm A LARGE AND VABJED ASSORTMENT OF MENU ANDMINNER CARDS, 1015 PERNSYLVANIA A’ f0-3m_ * Conxge 117 STAKET. 5 FISHER'S, or FISHER devotes bes stieution vo ‘Bo wang a oa Xo, 619 D street, between 6th and ‘sirestu northwest, B. By—Noteby mau vrowpuy atendedta From the 1st to the 15th of this (00.000 of insurance. Our lan adopted by “It Never Fails to Relieve at Once,” 1s what everybody says of Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. He Had Two Balls in His Stomach. ‘He put them there because it was the fashion at his boarding-house, They were codfish balls, But the boarders found that putting too many codfish balls in their stomachs produced espe. clally when washed down with salt mackerel and tough steak. Had not found that Perry they Davis’ Pain Killer cured 4: ‘their boarding: house fare would have killed them. 5 Blarney Boating T weeds, Bannockburn Cheviots, Piccadilly Sultings, Bom. bay Surges, Clay Worsteds, West of England Cloths ana Simmoni Batiste; American Blue Fiannele, tn: luding ‘Yacht Cloth, Metropoll- tan Police, Guatemala and Washington Mills and other best: makes of Large variety ror ten dollar trousers to order in the Custom Order De- partment, Gro. C. Hesnixa, 40 Seventh street. A Good Medicinal Tonic, with real merit, 1s Brown’s Iron Bitters. E-sex County, Va.—Mr. James R. Micon, clerk, seys: “I have used Brown's Iron Bitters and found it valuable for the purposes which it claims.” J. E. C. Barham says: WARRENTON, N. C.—Re' “I used Brown’s Iron Bitters. It 1s a complete restorative, tonic and appetizer.” Commercial Travelers, merchants and salesmen—notably among the surewdest an 1 best business men of this country— to the number of ten thousand are now members of the United States Mutual Accident Association, 820 and 822 Broadway, New York. They were among the first to appreciate and avail themselves of the advan offered by this assoclation,wnich effects a savin to its members of more than half ‘the usual cost of accident insurance im other com- panies, . Go Where You Will, this state of affirs you will always find: The cleanest steamers, cars, hotels, inns, hospitals and private houses all use and tndorse Hunt's Insect Powder, the roach and bed bug kilier. Price, 25 cents; for sale by ‘all druggists. Burnetvs Cocoaine WILL SAVE THR HAIR and keep ft: In a strong and healthy condition, be- cause It will stimulate the roots of the hair'and aos the natural action upon which its growth Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are absolutely pure. Lundborg’s Perfames, Edenta, and Marechal Niel Rose, “Cooling and Delicious.” Hub Punch, when mixed with iced or hot water, ronade. presents an adinirable beverage. by grocers and drugzists, The Finest Mayonaisxe Dressing for all kinds of salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, nickled salmon, cabbage, ete., 18 Durkee’s Salad Dressing. Better and more economical than home made. Immenso Rargains in Baby Carriages, refrigerators, ice chests and trunks, of the best manufuctures, sold at Goldschmid’s, 812 7th st 1. We my3-tt Mother Swan's Worm Syrup. Tnfallible, tastetess, harinless, cathartic; for feverishness, restlesshes, worms, constipation, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-1b, “Ward” prints, 45c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, Sc. per qt. Cream, 18¢. pini, BOOKS, &e. L749 BEXSSYLVANIA AVENUE_N Ww CIR. CULATING LIBRARY. —Choice Books and ‘Macszines a soon as is-ued. Subserijtion, 60c, per moor $4 peryr. Mrs. LUCY L. HUNTER. myi-im Boozs Ar Hasr-rnrce. We have eelocted from our shelves a large number of Bock. slighty shelfworn, which we offer at hall-price and midors 2 “A Jot of Bibles and Prayer Books at one-fourth their “Our stock of Croquet, Lawn ‘Tennis, and Archery is Row maid WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 SEVENTH STREET. 23 New Booxs. Life of a. Cullen Bryant vole... (Goodwin) Pome of Wm. Cullan Bryant, 2 vois.. (Goodwin); History of Criminal Law, $ vole... (Stephans) ; Letters and Memo- Ties of Jane Welsh Carlisle, (Froude); Correspondence of Carlisle and F merson, 2 vo! ealth, (Sturtevant): Rample ley); Keal Acorn, (BcElroy Robt. Browning: Story of ‘Melicent, (Madoc) Mr. Isaare, (Crawford); Dia ect Tales, ( Danyliter, (King), A°Wronxed’ Wife, Peck's Bad Boy id his Pa; The Toto, Wealth, (Withington); 265 Choice Receipts collected by the Ladies ot Trinity Church: Colton’s General Atiag, new edition, W.-H. MORKISO: apd 476 Pennsylvania avenue, EDUCATIONAL. ORGANIST TEACHER OF PIANO L MUSIC. _ Particular atteution to be- neinners, as well as those wishing to be qualified for Pertorméra. ‘Terms moaerate, 744 12thst.n. w. my8-ecim” NORWOOD INSTITUTE. SELECT SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies, 1212 and 1214 14th st. Next seanion pens So: t. 26,°03. For circulars, address WM.D.CA- BELL, City. A few boarding pupils received, 230-6m PROEE LARROQUE, OF THE SORBONNE UNI- French (a iyecinis,) Spanish Mahan Cetean Pete neh, (a ») Span! German, Greek, Metema fics and Natural Sciences, #21'G at. aplé-im' OWE'S BOOKKFEPING—ONE MONTH GUAR- anteed to equal threo of any other aystem. With penmanship, etc., $30 month. Howe's rapid business penmanehip quickay, learned, $2.60 a month. Hours, :30 to > and 7to 10 p.m., Wednesday and Saturday Fat, Separate Department for ladies. Ga. '. HOWE, 51? 7th street. MECCA IN MUSIC.—BY REQUEST OF NU- merous pupils, I will remain this summer and instruct, at reduced rates, in Piano and Sing- jg by my remarkably short method. Parties tor Par- Jor Conoarta, Operas, aud Uratorios will find their Mecca, in this System, which is the shortest and best, saving Years of practice. and training voices quickly to th Yery highest culture, at my musical institute, 1116 street northwest, POF, DE WOLOWSEI. __m27 AVID 3. L. JOHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR master, 1117 Juth street northwest. Private l-s- sons $1 per hour. Public voice classes fifty cents per month. mh2s-2m" MM 188 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Musio and Harmony. Lessons continued during the summer. Address 945 K street northwest. mbts SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOLN Hall Building, corner 9th and D streets. Day and vening Sessions. Complete in its arrangements for training sons and daughters, and men and women for seit subpart and life. Students received eve Pari! te year. peuterenty Soe: Ape sree pads entrance, Gay or evening, $50, arms by mm or quar, orfor ‘Year by instalments. Circulays mailed = HENRY O. SPENCER, MRS, 8ARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal: RS. E. A. CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN announcing that ahe in to receive a lim- ited number of pupils in thorough English branches. Enwlish Grammar, Elocution and Mathematios special- ‘ties, | ‘Lerms moderate. Special hours and terms for ae 603 F at.n.w. Metropolitan cars pass the door, W. FLYNN, A-M:, PRIVATE TUTOR, Mathematics, 1 Groaks French: German Eastin fathemat irosk, French. Germnan “bie Preparation for ‘West Point, Annapoba, and competitive ons. ‘Terme in sayance. nae Wooktcepines Entlah Gone, spans metic cepines ; Fentanship, U.S History, Geography, Speliius. yet WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC_AT TIMMS New Halls, cor. 7th and Da. w, En- france 107 D st. Fourtgenth, year. Piano, Voice, Bi » Vion, &e. teachers. advaitaxent 6: B BULTMRD: Diestes n18-Gm" FINANCIAL, _ Hanser C. Towrss & Co. BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wassrrarox, D. 0. We pay specie] attention to obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various city securities, and are prepared at all times to answer inqui- ries regarding same, HARRY OC. TOWEES, member Stock Exchange. _ mT pater THE, SIMPLEST, THE LEAST COM- ut plicated plan of insurance ever to ithe 1d mothers of familie @ plan that for herp oucrnie tint af the Staton Mosrvs mbit I. Y.-KNIGHT. Manager. SORAP PICTURES. JAY GOULD, 421 98T., WONDERFUL VARIE!Y oof anid Nerap- book Ploae Bi Pictures, Birthday iS edi eatactae Sears BRANOE OF, SEGUE EUG ATOR 928 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. FOGN WEERLY AnD MOMVHLY PAYMENT > THE EASIEST WASHINGTON, UTERED Im “magi tn mes Tine nore, “VOFAGERS TO EUZOFE, , J. W. BOTELER & SON : ‘Are the Agunte for the snie of tlcibete in this District SEATON PERRY, (Gvocessor to Perry & Brother.) NEW FREN GLISH AND. RICAN RITE Goo) See: + VAMETY AND AT INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS. LINEN CAMBRICS, PRINCESS LAWNS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAINSOOKS, ENGLISH PIQUES, INDIA MULLS. AND CHECKED NAINSOOKS. DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS. WHITE AND CREAM EMBROIDERED MULL COSTUMES. IVORY IDERED ALBATROSS COSTUMES. = EMBRO EMBROIDERED FRENCH SATENE ROBES. EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE —— — ELEG\NT AND COMPLETE STOCK OF LIGHT- WEIGHT ALL- wi CH FABRICS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEARS LOUISINES, SURAHS AND SUMMER SILKS. CANTON CREPES AND CKEPB DE CHINE. SUPERB S1OCK OF BLi AND COLORED SILKS, VELVETS AND GACdeS. BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS, EMBROIDERED FICHUS, PARIS JER+EYS. NEW RE! oH ©. P. ome GRENADINES, FRENCH ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. FRENCH SATINES, PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. NEW COACHING PARASOLS AD <UN UMBREL- LAS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTUKERS. §¥ Cuoice Goo: x FY AND Co! P Ds, PLaix Fiouaes, RRECT SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. 184 my3 Woopwarp & LOTHROP BOSTON HOUSE. HEADQUARTERS ror BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, ‘Wesball gpntinue the sale of BLACK SATIN MERVEILLIEUX, in the superb qualities we have been selling of late, at ‘J5e., 90c., $1, $1.19 and $1.34 per yard. We guarantee them—every thread pure Silk, and Tecommend them for splendid wearing qualities. Our line of Black S.Ike will. hereafter, contain the test pro- ductions of American Looms, which are obtaining daily 80 enviable a reputation for durability. They ao not have as bigh a lustre as Lyon's Silke, for the reason that our American manufacturers do not fill the weft with cheinioals, which give a high lustre and greater waight |. to the fabrio without adding to its wearins quality. Having demonstrated that silke can be manufactured in this country cheaper than in France, they are antious to make only such goods as will commend their manu- facture to consumers. ‘We have, of late, had many customers whohave been greatly pleased with two qualities we are showing at $1.25 and $1.50 per yard, which we highly recommend. BSURAH SILKS ate aleo very popular. We have a splendid quality, called the “VELVET-EDGE SURAH," at$l per yard, to match all the new shades of Dreas Goods, Also, agood * BATINE SURABH, at46c. per yard. Can be had in the new colors of Man- darin aud Crashed Strawberry, FANCY SILKS, CHFCKED SILKS, BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILKS, only 5Co. per yard. Black and White Checked Silke, only €2)g0, per yard. Pin Checks and Fancy Checkn, only 69c. per yard. Fanoy Silks, in new Colors andef- fects, 75c. per yard. Louisine Chock Silke, in elegant atyles. only $1 per yard—Dollar twenty-five quality. ‘These goods we purchased at auction, and we call at- fention to the extra good values which we are thus ens- bled to offer in them. Choice ‘cai be found. BLACK GRENADINES, We haves splendia qua‘lty, all silk, at $1 per yard, which is worth a dol'ar twenty-five, and finer qualities at $1.25, $1.50. $1.75 and $2 per yard, in Brocades and Satine Stripes, equally cheap. Nun's Velling, at 460, per Yard, recular 5Co, quality. At 60c., a very fine one, both 42 inches wide, BLACK LACE BUNTING at50c. per yard. Superb color and quality. Warranted sil wool, Forty-two inches wide. HENRIETTA CLOTH. Pure silk and wool, at $1 per yard. COLORED CASHMERES, The finest line of shades in this city, and at the prices the best qual ity—S0c. and 75c. per yard. ‘24-inch Nun’s Veiling, in Cream, Light Blue, Pink and Azuline Blue, at 24c. por yard. Splendid value, ONE PRICE ONLY. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. my [1-PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921. v4 Ware Sorrs: Ware Scrrs: ; oO riment of White Suits is by all ofds la apd in) greater Variety of styles than We have ever (ore. We ane ee Scope caenigts Sot the qual ‘to oa Se, totes seenaes Me a bye 5 ‘ateratious red xtra chai ELOTH GACRETS! CLOTH JACKETS, Ted pens ‘an ecret, 60, can now be hed at of Wousane' Ws Sesaltnst ment of Linen and Mobair Soe Vooneiun a toatigy , mvt Gh Peansptvante arenes Coxsmation Suits, $12.00, $13.50. PIN CHECK SUITINGS, $1.25 QUALITY FOR $1. TYLER & CHEWNING, mys 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bazcarss aT Mess. Silk Pool bine cre ee ment of Hi Muslin Kobes; Print Black Woolen Dros Go and Thread Hose, new new MATUhAOTEERES FG EHELLBRE® “ETS 112 ¥ Sraxsz Noarawser, Wasuznarox, D. C. ‘Wholesale Depot, coruer ist jen ‘Dut little used, which we wil sel! ut la Ocat, on small’canh payment sud $10 n jess Public explanation is in order. bavi 04, soit fc Prshange tor new fhe manufactures can consul DRY_GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. = “*Noverris Is Wars Goons Envy Revnsoznators, ae WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, HAVE A REPUTATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS STANDING, AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERE WHEE THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE. OUB TESTIMONIALS. M. W. BEVERIDGE. 21009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, SOLE AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT. ALSO, WALNUT AND ASH DINING-ROOM RBs FRIGERATORS. mys EFRIGERATORS (IMPROVED MAKE). ICE CHF STR (all wines). Waren SoOks BS and STANDS, CREAM FREEZEKS. FLUTING MACHINES, all at lowest prices. an GEO. WATTs, 314 7th street, 8 doore above Penna. avenue, Dasrorrrs From. We have ear i ved the DAN. FORTH'R YLUTD direct ftom Cleveland aeh are ‘tofurnieh it in an; ree Wealeoexnitit rxest assortnent ot VALOR STOVES ever shown. this, city. Before purchering, call and examine sock, and if you wil give. tie’ Deufortire Pind 8 Will be convinced of Its ey to Gasoline, & BEF and bkick SEES Tar ROBES, SLATE MAS TELS and FURNACES coustantiy on band. W. & JENKS & 00., 117 7th atret northwest _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. mb29 Sweer Lear Tes SOCENTS PER POUND. WILT, TAKE THE PLAOS OF MUCH HIGHER PAICLD. TLY IT. C. WITMER, 1918 Ponnayivania avon ——— an28 Barataria Sunmes: FRESH FROM THE GULF! Turke Cans Por $1.00. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, _spt2 009 F STREFT NORTHWEST. 1l Los. Gass. Sc R. .. $1.00 4 be. Good Butter. 4lb Penied Peaches, 7 los, Turkish Prones. I gation bouguet™ Whinky 1 barrel Good Pauly, Flour 5 ly. Green or Black Tea... GEO. A. O'HARE, Cash Grocer, m3 Tth street northwest, bet. M aod Lae ars ‘ Bostox Cvcvnerns, Boston Tomatoos, Boston Lettuce, Philadelphia Capong Freeh Salmon, Fresh Scallops, Oysters, etc., at PALACE MAPEFT, wR FRANK J. TIBBETR, TO HOUS RR eecos EI 2eZ27 14 aS pcg ® pea: AL E a FPEYE ROLLS, 11s. od Tad ‘ MoM. GALT & Uo. ‘oo? mmm: READ AN ‘UBN BR. RELUX, Z ‘DEALan rw Fraet-Crase LAMB, VEAL, Mero CORNED BEER ABPRCIALTY Btans 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street geen ent 2s Nerumre Liberty Mache, or ait aeh Ss Nort qtistkoting delivered tree at change to slparteof the PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ EINEKAMP PIANOS. ~ _ UNSURPASSED FOr BRILTTA DUKALILIIY. Beveral of our own make, in SQUARES AND UPRIGHTS, redactions from ‘$25 per woul BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 627 10TH. ara7 STREET. WE STIEFF, THE KEANICH & BACIT, and dhe NEW ENGLAND ren JARED, BALTINONt cenit PRING ‘CY OF TONEAND Organs, ak lowest factory prices {0 ‘or Known moutily instalueut pian, at % OD Sates G. L. WILD & BRO.'S MUSIOAL WAREROCMS, P. UBLIC. Tam f: asked by dealers 2d fe St, en, Ba and how oftes bec nee Saat tareN Te ae ‘ian manufacturers Wholesale Prices, pecbore M, fe thi Me Cli partes ght staat want ‘ecll they coune to foe cone aoe 24. 1 take avreat econd-hand instrnmente Fuiew ones Equare Tianve irescbanee foe have a buyer at the manufecturing center. ry “ CHAUNCEY J. REED's, 483 SEVENTH STREET N. Ww. G EUHN. 407 10th stroct. n. w, = “DE “They CREM bROS."EIASOS, KVETT ORGANS, Best’ pairing. nora BB ‘uning and Rey ALLET DAVIS H lected stock & COS PIANOS. —A Si Supers PIANOS. terme. | Com| cies, ‘Low prices, lew at P4yos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIA! ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS) riepos and Orespreold on instalments, routed of aie 6 CENT MUSIO. ‘The only complete stock in the atte. HENRY EBERBACKH, GANS, 27 STOPS, $125, PIANOS, ton, N. J. Bee Eeasiie canter OC SEWING MACHINES, &c. — 'O WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENT ‘death, but ee beepitzen greener te, matte tea, ‘youhave examined and tried the HARTFORD SEWING MaCHINE. Its movements are 00 easy that