Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1883, Page 4

js ISS. oMay ENTION. The Werther. OFFICK OF TRE CHIRF SIGNAT, Orrrcen, Wasnrectox, D.C. May 2%, 1883, 9:99 1 m. For New England, the midale Atlantic, south Atlantic and east guif’states, warmer fair weather, ‘Winds mostly southerly, stationary or lower pres- sure. SPECIAL BULLETIN—A HOT WAVE COM! siderable rise In temperature fs indleated In the south Atlantic, middle AUantic and New England states; fair weather ts indicated to the AUantie coast states on Saturday. _ = Woxpens witt Never Cras ppany, corner 4th and FRIDAY E LOCAL M A The Enterprise mney Wanta ave, pitel Hl, branches in Center, Eastern, North: ern Liberty markets, have with that commendable enterprise which fs characteristic of the propric- tors, reduced the prices of teas and coffces, chotee teas, spring leaf or cunpowler to 50 cents; Java coffee. Se. per pound; Maracalbo, We. Tea and totlet Sets, owls, bridal’ vases and’ crockery given away to chstom>rs, to advertise pnre goods, Call eariy and avo‘d ‘the rush. Establisued 1875. O'Donnell & Bro. Fresa Meats Do’ AGAIN. Choice rib roasts : - 15. Good roasts. . 10 and 12yc. Round stea: Bt Sirloin steak = Soup meats . Gana se. Lamb and mutfon. {ig and Te. ‘Veal and all other meats in proportion. Come everybody to Nos, 521,522 and 523 9th-street Wing Center Market. Marketing delivered. G. KILLEEN. Just Recerven, a new lot of Children’s spring-heel boots, 60e. Ladies’ button boots, $c. Laates® lasting slippers, 29°. Men’s English walking shoes, 98¢. ‘Men’s low snoes, 9c. Famtly Shoe Store, ‘406-908 7th street. Apovr ten o'clock last night a lamp exploded in the residence of Mr. George Donaldson, No. 31 P Street northeast. ‘The fire was extinguished by the Inmates. Damage, about $15. SaTURDAY BanGatns at Hahn's, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue: Those ladies’ fine Kid and foxed bution, $1.50; ladies’ fine hand- sewed low shoes, $1.25; misses’ and children’s ine Blippers, 75c.; odds and ends, heeled sandals and Wes, 25e.; misses’ and children’s kid button, 75c. and $1; gentiemen’s and boys’ fine shoes. B. B. B. & G. Blue, Black, Brown, and Green Serge suits, Worth $16, for $11. ‘All size: At Lew New: ADDISON PENNFLL Was flued $80 In the Police Court w-day for keeping tis bar open on Sunday. ‘TyPE Warrrse, 916 F street. Cay any other saloon in the country show such ‘@Yarlety of creams and Ices as Fussell keeps? Vanill:, Banana, Lemon Tee, Lemon, Stra Rainbow, (in Groves. Gievi Silk and lisi~, 5 Gauze Us! Freneh wi z+ ¥ests, 2c. sts, 18, 20 and 250. Ax WEYL, Agt., 712 7th street. with crowds, and Bridge of s Brooklyn's. "The siaes and roportions of Unicorn Shirts we perfect, (no sighs ne.) Cochrane’ n. Gavze Uspenwear for ladies’, gents’ and chile @ren, from 15: up, at Chirk’s, 732 7th st. maw. Toe Cream s Di tpped anywhere out of Wwe, Special ¢ 22 ty sWawberty [ecu round, 1 choice’ rib ‘roast handle ni Hughes’ mark: Street north’ Freseit’s Ice Cream. EXcettent Date Corres with French rolls and Dutter at Sharpless’, 419 7th street, Fens received on storae and snsured against Gamage by moths or fire, at Suucuetz & Son's, 3237 Pennsylvania avenue. LaxGest Stock of ladtes’ and Gent’s low shocsin Mhe city, irom $e. up, al Fumlly Shoe Store, 306 (OS 7th sireet. For Fxestt Meats go to stalls 2t and 22 Western market, from 6c. to 15e. Geo. Killeen, TE fluminstion ef the Brooklyn bridge don't Degin to compare with the smile that illummates Your boy's countenance when you buy him one of those $1.90 sutlor suits, worth’ $%, or your bigger boy a #4 suit, worth #7, of Lew Newmysn, 784 7Ub St. n. w., $8 doors from H. WE Wave succerded In getting a few more deco- Fated mirrors, wuleh we Will give to purchasers to-morrow. Mus. Max Wevr, Agt., 712 7th street. Jensey Sink and Lisie Gloves, from 2c. a pair Wp, at Ciark’s, 732 7th st. now. ‘9 Hy WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper of Mty- #13 colutuns, Will Le Sent pustpald for one dollar a dear. ‘ry it Srerctiy Pure Ligvors for medicinal and famby use: Aciingion whissxy #4 per gal, 1 gt Bote. MeGev", corner 9h and Dsts nw, —-__ CITY AND DISTRICT. peed asian Condensed Locals. Strect Lamps will be lighted at 7:40 p.m., and ex- tingut-hed st 11:15 p.m. ‘The WreKLY Syak, 2 Large double paper of fity- 81x columns, Will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a . Try it Burelars entered the premises of Mr. A. B. Keyes, No. 1525 Mik street northwest, Wednes lay ulzht, and sto! quintity of silver ware. The same Bight thieves entered the dweiling of P. W. Low: $310 P street, and stole the I @ quant 1 the ¥ Sunday Ny marketing and “wn tenor, Mr. E. P. Whipple, lett ht tor Li . ATK., 10 take part in tl esUval of the Chorai Soctety of that Nicholas for June, First National bank, of Wed a bill in covery and ace ny out of the fssuance of tax en and Walch are held by the Dink. x, P.m., on the @31 Jastant, a Anna Matney,about 80 years ome in alley betwi Taind K streets northwest. ‘The and held a post mortem ea- @ certificate from rupture of Yesterdsy, Coroner Patterson, in examination on the body of the colored man whose sudden ned tn ‘THe STAR, and gave a cer- Fou © ot e=t on of the lungs. ted Jobn M. Marr,was ela T,Joun H. Marr, in the Police by bis aged Conrt this :sorning, wity making threats of per- sonal viel nce to him. The son was committed for 6 d A de fait of $300 bonds. A mulatio girl, nemed Mury Holly, was fined by Judy Suet This morning for belay disorderly On the stree' a a ordered to retire the dook, amzed the door, and was called Boek, ans lier fue Was tnereased $3. Aven, «colored woman, pleaded gutlty dich Coust Tits morning to stealing a Jane McMUhta, and Was sentenced Fs In jail Jick Weston, the river captain, who uted @ colored man, Alexander if his ari with a stick of wood, » Pollee Court to-iuy, ard went tT Weinesiay under $100 coliateral. of No. 1519 18th street, while § day bar cases in the Polica tuuthe was trying to break ause they Lad gotten about Le oy, simed Wim. Tyler, was fined $5 S by Judge Sucli teday for Steuilng @ pair a Guapvates oF Howaxp University Law ScHoon, The Hewart Uutver ity Law seuool will graduate tudeats at the Congregational evening: Jas. Dean, Florida; wn, D. C.; JasF. Carle, Hute orga; Loulse » Michigan, ma M. Gillet, Penn— The Southern "lemorial Asvociatio: MEETING TO-DAY—4PPROPRIATION POR REMOVING BODIES GF CONFEDERATE SOLDIRKS— NO DECORA- TION OF GRAVES THIS TEAR A InceUng of the Southern Memortal associa- ‘lon was held at the board of trade rooms at noon to-day, which was called to order by the president, Dr. A. Y. P. Garnett, with H. W. Gar- nett secretary. A resolution was adopted appro- priating the money in the treasury for the use of the North Carolina association in removing the bodies of the confederate soldiers of North Caro- Mba ut Arlington to their native state. The asso- elation then adjourned, and « special meeting was held, with Mr. John W. Drew in the chair, to take action in regard to the death of Dr. Ashford. Ap- propriate resolutions were reported by a commit- tee consisting of Dr. Garnett, Wm. Harmon and v. 1). Clarke, which were adopted. Dr. Garnett Warm ‘tribute fo the Ife and character of the d-ceosed, The meeting then adjourned. ‘The assoctation will not decorate the graves this year, owing to the fact that but few of the bowlles Of coniederate soldiers now remila at Arlington. ee ee ‘The Wayland Seminary. A DIVISION AMONG THE ALUMNI—JWO MEETINGS AND TWO ELEOTIONS. Owing to a division among the alumni of the Wayland Seminary two alumni meetings were held last night, one at the 19th street Baptist Church and the other at the Seminary building. The faction that met at the 19th street Baptist Church last night heid a’ business meeting Wed- nesday evening, and elected the following officers: R. H. Porter, president; E. Duncan,vice president; Miss Margaret Washington, treasurer; J. W. Gar- ris, recording secretary; P. W. Pulley, correspond- Ing secretary. A resolution was adopted declaring that the principal of the seminary bad trampled upon their sacred rights, and had maltreated, be- yond endurance, students, undergraduates, and even members of the alumni; that the assault upon Miss ry E Williams, which resuited in the ar- Test of the principal, was but the culmination of a long series of abuses and insults, and that therefore they would not meet at Wayland so long a> that Institution ts under !ts present adminis- tration. Thea sault referred to upon Miss Wil- lams occurred in the month of February, 1882, when, It 1s alleged, the principal ordered Miss Williams to explain to her teacher what Cee! to be an act of disrespect,and, she having declined to go, he seized _her and forced her back Into his room. Itwas claimed by Miss Williams and her friends that he used her very Sougnsy: ‘The dis- affected alumni held annual exercises last even- ing at the 19th-Street Baptist Church. A fine pro- gram of musical and literary exercises was offered, and after they were concluded tue mem- dere udd a supper at Wayland hall ‘There was also an alumni association meeting at the Seminary building lastevening. At the business meeting the Rev. E. H. Bolden, of Ports- mouth, Va., was Fe-elected president; W. F. Gra- ham was elected vice president; Samuel Jackson, corresponding secretary: Charles B. Williams, recording secretary; Kev. W. B. Johnson, treas- urer, and Hon. E. A. Randolph, Rev. Harvey John- son and Rev. Wm. M. Alexander, executive com- mittee. After the business meeting adjourned there were literary exercises In the Seminary hall. It was stated by those connected with the Semin- ary that the present trouble had been raised by Mr. Storum because the trustees had not Te-ap- Pointed him to a professorship. : THE CASES OF STRONG AGAINST THE DISTRICT.— Yesterday afternoon Suge MacArthur, in the Circuit Court, made an order referring the cases of Samuel Strong against the District of Coium- bia. The claims of Mr. Strong amount to about $250.000, for work done on the sewers and in under- pinutng property In Georgetown, made necessary y the change of grade of Bride street under the old board of public works, and the sults have been pending several years. Negotlations have been in Progress for some time looking to arbitration, nnd various parties had been ested as referees, | ton, 1. k Yesterday, Barbier agt. SI and both sides having agreed on the names of Halbert E. Payne and W. Penn Clark, well-known. metaobers of the bar. and Mr. Edward Clarke, architect of the U. 8. Capitol, the court yesterday made the ordg. The District, in agreeing to the Teference, reserves the right of exception and ap- peal. —_—>__ Eastox—Jerrents.—Waugh M. E. Church was crowded last evening on the occ: m of the mar- Tlage of Miss Helen M, Jeff-ris, daughter of D1 and Mrs. Joun P. is, and Mr. Edward D. Easton, the stenographer. The bride Is a member of Waugh Church, and ‘has been organist there for a number of ve The ceremony was pe formed by Rev. Mortimer 'f. Jefferis, an Episcop: clerzyman of New York—an uncle of tie bride. He Was assisted by Rev. Whiford Downs, pastor of the church, ‘The ushers were Mr. Gco. Lunney, formerly of this city, but now a resident of Phila: delphia; Wm. §. Nicholson, R. V. La Dow and nk J. Woodman. Prof. i ated at the an. “After the service Mr. an: Easton lert a Short honeymoon trip to new York. At the close of the star route trial, in which Mr. Easton is engaged as stenographer, they Will make # trip to Europe, THE Suxpay Law Ice Court thts morning gist in Uniontown, wa 2 —In the Po- amuel ‘T. Shreve, 4 drug- pUE on trial for Violating the Sunday law in tue county by selling cigars and soda water. Mr. Jolin E. Norris, for the de- fendant, said that the law under which the casa rosecuted Was enacted by the Levy Court, 19 not now in existence, and there 15 no dis: “fon ni ween the county of Washinzton and the city of Washington, and ft Is the univer- sal practice of drug s(orew 10 the city to sell cigars and soda water on Sun this tsalaw that should not be enforced, sny further, your honor,” continued Mr. Norris, “but not »Zensive- ly at’all, that this iaw ts Simply puritamec!.” “We have been endeavoring for sume yenrs,” re- Piled Judge Snel, ‘to get rid of these diMeuities, and to have Washington, Georgetown and thé county governed by a code that would make all Sections’ harmonize; but as long as the Levy Court laws exist they will have to be enforced.” Mr. Norris satd they did not deny the fact of the ing, and the court sald he would have to tm- the lowest fine. The case was, however, nent THe ELECTION lowing were elec terd.y: Almond Birch, E Bireh, (pres Innyor), Lev! Parker, Dr. J. B. G:rdner, Dr. J. J. Moran, ‘Clark Crossman and Fred. F. Foot, tour Tepublican 2nd three democrats; one colored man. ‘Tne Corer EXD oF Womax.—There 1s a query and an answer ina very old book to this effect, What ts the chief end of woman? Answer: Woman’s chief end ts to comfort ana bless mun, and keep their boys dressed In the best of clothes, ‘This gives to theta the true motherly happtuess that makes home a blessing. All the mothers tn the city, they say, buy thelr boys cloth Rebinson & Co's. 969 Peunsylvant avenu nts the falling agrowth and luxurianee. It also restores fated or cray hair to ite orginal dark color, and radically cures nearly every Csease of the scaly. AXER'S SAKSAPARILLA HAS SUCH CONCEN- trated, curative power, that it is by far the best, cheapest, aud surest Licod-purifier known. mid PURE SILK BLACK RKOCADE GRENADINES, (actual vs! 1.50), reduced ‘Te. PIN HEAD K sis (cctual value 7c.) re- wear BEM to Ble, ‘NUN'S VEILINGS, all pure Wool, (widest donbte width #2 inches wide), actual yaluo G2c.. reduced. to BT 4e. BLACK BROCADE GRENADLNES, nearly all pure silk (actual value $1), reduced to 50c COLORED CASHMEKES, Electric Blue and Straw- ING, fine quailty, reduced from 25c. to berry, double wiath, 2% ‘ue. CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. Silks $7e., Silks 60c., Si'ka 2c. Cclored Silks, heavy Gros Grain, reduced from $1.25 to $1. Black SILKS, héavy Gros Grain, reduced from $1.25 to Bisel’ SILKS, Satin finish, heavy Gros Grain, very ‘Ane quality, reduced f-um $1.50 to $1.25. Black SILKS, sublime quality, cashmere finish, heavy Gros Grain, actually ‘orth $2, reduced to $1.50. Colored > ILKS, Green, Navy Blue, Bronze, Steel and G: at, Suc. Black SILK") HADAMES and Black SILK SURAH, extre widewidth, reduced from $1.25 to$1. Colored SUKAH SILKS, every color, including Elec- tric Blue and Stra ie: Fi cH SURAI SILKS reduced from $1 to 62c. El-ached Table DAMASK, alightly soiled, real value Black Cashmere SHAWLS, all pure Wool, $2, CARTER'S, my18 711 MARKET SPACE. Baker, Mississippi; Lawrence ta: Ruth ben S. Smith, F a Movexy axp ANTIQUE FURNITURE aT ACCT: Weber B. Wil Ww to-morrow morning, at 11 o’elk, sbie pleces of aatique furmture. See advertisement. Serene oa Wasuixctos Fist Maxxer.—Sold by B. A. Gol- Gen, agent, to~lay: 600 shad, from $20 to $27 per Bundred; $,000 erring, trom! $10 vo $12 per thou- sand. & ——_*_ THE Lenay EXcURSION.—Tickets are selling freely for this trip on Decoration day. Mra. Lips- comb and her entire school have purchased seats, and several F street Danke rs intead going. seuss Marurace Licewams.—Marriage Ucenses havo Deeu tssued by the clerk of the court to E D. Eas- too and Helen M. Jefferis; Benj R Thorpe and Ma Goddard; Wm. Fran and ML oung. ———.___ Soueruisa Uxvsvat—aA Xiliphone concert will be rendered ty the Y. M. C. A. orchestra this even- ing, at the Congregational Church. This new and Deautiiul form of mustc, although quite im other cities, hay not been produced im auy de- im Washington, and it gree of perfection besore ‘Prom‘scs a treat for all lovers of ers MARE SPACE Wurre Goons Or Aut Descnr. TIONS. LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK, AND PRICES TO MELT THE VIEWS OF ALL. INDIA LINENS, 12% cts, 15 cts., 18 cta., 20 cta. 25 cts, PERSIAN LAWNS, 25, 31, 37 ct. SWISS MUSLINS in all styles, PIQUES WELT AND FANCY, 12%, 15, 18, 20, 25 cts. FRENCH ORGANDIES AND BISHOP LAWNS. FRENCH NATNSOOKS, Light and Median, VICTORIA LAWNS, 12, 18 18, 20 cte.. - Eto, Etc," Ete. Ete,’ Ete. PRING DRESS GOODS. 25 ela.. 37 te., BU chee 3 62 cis., TS cts. SUMME 50 cts, GOS GHATN DRESS SILE + all colors, $1 SILK GRENADIN: t id 75e., $1, $1. Peake iennen UNION LAN Paws. ects” ge In af wate, £4 °8- Och, 8%, fron 7 cent, sa pitte TER TE LSTES, ava Einh atte em steep tices ahs CLOTES for Men and Boy's wear, 50., 37c. and S0c, 0. Mw TOWSON, 63g PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side, Deer 7th. may. Den’t Cut Down Observatory Hill. ‘To the Editor of Tux Eventxe Stan; I see by the papers that it ts proposed to cut down Observatory hill for the purpose of filling up the Potomac flats. A strong protest, Mr. Editor, ought to be raised against such a proceed- ing, and I hope that the local press and influen- al citizens will eome to the rescue. Observatory hill, clothed beste yousre ‘one eur ae ie now an attractive poin m from the water and the Long bridge, but since a d riverside park 1s in contemplation, it would Ge positive vandalism to level it. Tt should Dy. all means be preserved as a picturesque potnt, and In fact be made the feature of the new park, Whence Visitors, on foot or in carriages, may enjoy a View of our garden city and the river. What the Pincign hill ts for Rome this hill, crowned with statués and a Belvidere, could be made for Wash- ifgton. Will not the editor of Tuk Srar exert his influence, while it is yet time, to avert the Im- Pending act of folly? PLS. ————— AN INJUNCTION AGAINST SECRETARY FRELING- HUyseN ReFvsEp.— Yesterday, in the Equity Court, Judge James made a decree th the case of Emily 1. Barbier against Secretary Frelinghuysen and — Hammaker, discharging the restraining order and denying the injunction. The bill asked an in- Junction to prevent an installment of an award made by the Mexican mixed commis-ion being paid until a claim she held against claimants was satisfed, ——— Bast Bau YesTerpay.—The Georgetown Col- lege club defeated the Kendalls by a score of 15 to 0." At Baltimore—Baltimore, 4; Allegheny, 16. At Cincinnati—Cincinnat!, 10; Columbu>, 8” At St. Louis—St. Louts, 8; Eclipse, 4. At Chicago—chi- cago, 8; Providence, 9. At Detrott—Detrolt, 5; Bos- At Cleveland—Cleveland, 1; New York, 0. At ' Pottsville — Championship, ‘Anthracite, 19; Trenton, 16 At Buffalo—Buffalo, 8; Philadcl- phia, 4.” At New York—Athleties, 10; Metropol- tan, 2 —_-——_ ‘The Courts. Court IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Jones agt. Taylor; judgment below affirmed. Ex-parte Capitol ana’ Nortu O street Fallroad company; set for Tuesday. Crrcurr Covet—Judge Macarthur, Yesterday, Colladay & Co., agt. Adie for defendant. Gordon agt. Foertch et al for defendant. United States agt Howgate; fudgment by default and judgment of coniem= nation. Strong agt. District of Golumbi; referred to William Penn Clark, Holbert E. Payne and Ed- ward clark, EQurry Covrt—Judge James. elinzhuysen; tnjune- tion denied’ avd restraining order discharge: Shoemaker agt. Campbell; sale ordered, & Oertiey agt. Oertley; do. Thompsen agt. Arnold; sale ratified nisl, Yeabower agt. Kengia; do. pee Lieut. Stecle, of Fort Maginniss, captured a band of fifty-two Indians under the Cree chief Tabor, The Indians have been started for Fort Assini- boine, and will be driven back to Canada. Roveway Rernicrraton, It eolves the difficult problem of Perfect Refrixcration. Tt dries and purifies itself while in use by an Auto- matic Circulation of Air. It dispenses with metal lining, 60 objectionable be- cause of labor necessary to keep it clean. Mik, Butter, Meats, Fish, Fruit, ete., can be kept in this Refrixerator at same time without imparting the flavor of cither to the others. Is much more economical in consumption of Ice than any other Refrixerator. SATISFACTION GUARANTEE! J. W. SCHAEFER, SoLe AGENT, myl5 S. Vecar. IMPORTED PURE OLIVE OIL ON DRAUGHT. Also, ITALIAN MACCARONi, 620 oth street and 1339 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. 1020 7th street northwest. Sewer Aovvertiseuenr No. 1, We have always kept the largest stock of Rolled Gold Plate Jeweiry in th and our reputation in thisline is so well established vertise how larze an assortment we keep, yet we have 80 many new and handsome things that we must tell you about them. Let us take the Bracclets first: Rubber Bangle Brai 19 and 25c. Heal Whitby J 99, $1.50 and $1.99, Silver Pl le Bracelets at 19, 25 and 49 oid Red Bracelets for children and ladies’, 15, 26, F » Plated Engraved Bracelets. 99c.. $1.19. Rolled Gold Plated Bracelets, #) . $1.98 and >: Soler is este Enamel Engraved Brac Rolled Uuto Bangle Bracelets from $1.98. 49. from Onr Fine Rhine Pabble Jewelry is equal to the pret- test diamond jewelry: We offer— Kylie Vebbe Earrings 2 gold gold at 99, $1.49 and Rhine Pebble Barrings in solic sifver at $1.49 to $2 49. Rnine Peubla Lace, Pinsin best rolled gold plate at $9, 25, $1. Khine Pebbie Luce Pine in solid silver, $1.98. New designs constantly arriving. Ty Kolled Gold Piate Earn assortment 'n the latest pat truscan, brizht or dead gold, set or enameled, 9c. to $1.49. ‘They have gold wires and will not injure the ear. Our ttolled Gold Plate Lace lins are elegant in design, of superior workruavehip and cqual in appearance and wear tonolid gold. ‘The variety is tininense aud wo ell $1.25 und $1.49, only about one hulf of Next welt we shiallcontinue our Jewelry advertiss- ment. Look out for it. ue carry a very largo SILVERBERG'S, $32 7th and 313 8th street northwest, my21 NearPa. ave, Susarer Styies IN Tars. ETT & RUOFE’S, YLVANTA A ne Coxcorn Harness. Get the Best, Agents for the sale of -d Harness” of all kinds and dese! Coupe, Carringe and Koad Harness a spec ity Have opened to-day another very Ia celebrated Concord’ Haruees and Collars, which wo otter at very low prices. Every gennine Concord Har- ‘hess is staliped with maker's name and trade mark. ‘trunks, Satchela, &c., in great variety at bottom Stock of the price LUTZ & BRO., 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, apl3 Adjoining Nationa! Hotel. A New Exrenenise. BRANCH OF GROGAN'S GREAT BALTIMORE INSTALLMENT HOUSE, 923 1TH STREET NORTHWEST, F, CARPETS, MATTINGS, kc. D LY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS. THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED IN WasHINGTON, GOOD ARTICLES, LOW PRICES AND tinus ar? mae AD GROGAN’S Installment Furnitare and Carpet House, myl-Im* 923 7th street northwest, Hawise Securep me Acexcy a . THE ALASKA REFRIGERATOR FOR TH? DISTRICT, WE INVITE THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE IT BEFORE FURCHASING, AS WE BELIEVE IT TO BE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST REFRIGERATOR IN THE MARKET, SINGLETON & HOEKE, myl 801 MARKET SPACz. Gas Cooxixe Sroves, FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, — TENTH STREET. 100 RRR OO Y ¥ A ~ Mends Glass, Crockery, RRO OY ¥ AA ‘Wood, Chins, Leather, ire YY AA Ko., solid as rock! tard R AAA AS ao ee SamsonianGiantarong ai otherGlues and Ce- ments! Labaolas y Un- breakable and arabe! NoHUATING: Ready—Alwaya LIQUID! M ‘Stone, Patches on Leather and Rubber G Bric-a-brac, Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue Tips £ L__ asadamant! 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Con. 7rm aNDD Sts, PERFLCT FITTING GARMENTS, ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE, ARTISTIC IN CUT AND FINISH, THOROUGHLY AND NEATLY SEWED. AFOLL LINE OF CLERICAL SUITS. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, ap28 $19.8.E, Cor. 7th and D Sta, 5 Ispvcewexts Exrnsorpiyary. KING'S PALACE, 814 BEVENTH STREET. Fresh arrivals of all the LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, Great bargains in HATS AND BONNETS, ELEGAN FLOWLRS AND PLUMES. BEADED LACES AND CROWNS at half their valne. Special inducements in RIBBONS AND SPANISH LACES. $50,000 WORTH OF MILLINERY GOODS to be slaughtered. CHILDREN'S AND LADIES! SSEI TLDREN|S AND LADIES’ DRESSES at 60 cents DO NOT FALL TO CaLY, FARLY TO AVOID THE FRENCH DON'T PURCHASE UNTIL YOU HAVE ASCER- TAINED OUR PRICES, 2 PALACE, 814 SEVENTH SIREET. ELERS' Guwe. ‘TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNES! ‘We are now prepared to show one of the largest ad best assorted stocks of TRUNKsfor Ladies and Gentle- men at very low prices, ies size PACKING TRUNKS, good and strong, $1.25. Largest size, only $1.75. Large size, with Trays, only $1.50, Very large size, only $2. Strong Zine-covered TRUNKS, at $2.75, TRUAKS up to $15, guaranteed cheap. SATCHELS! SATCHELS! We have an elegant assortment of TRAVELING SATCHELS for Ladies and Gentlemen at Bottom Prics Linen-coyered SATCHELS from 75 centa up. Leather-covers lurve ones, £1. All-Leather SATCHELS at Bottom Figures, SATCHELS! very HAMMOCKS! * HAMMOCKS! Fer children aud grown peorle, from 75 cents up. MEXICAN HAMMOCKS, HAMMOCKS with Pillows and stretchers, Ropes, Hooks, Stretchers and Pillows sold separate. PARASOLS! SUN UMBRELLAS! COACHING PARASOLS from $1.50 up. Gent's SILKE UMBRELLAS, $1.90. RUSH BAGS, large sizos, only 5 cents, Shopping and Lunch BASKETS. CROQUET SETS at all prices, at BAaUMm’s, myl4 416 Tru STREET. 4 pag uv E Hg?) FF oO BF ss tt dod bb 88 Be fs TLLL HW QQe UU «00 oR OE Biggs MBRILAND CLUB, $6 per gation. * MONTICELLO '77, $6 per gallon. ROYAL CABINET, $6 per gallon, OLD BAKER, $6 per gallon. OLD CROW, # per ballon. GOOD OLD RYE, $3 per gation. BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 50 cents. BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 75 cents. BOTTLE OLD CROW, $1. HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1865, GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, $5. GALLON OPORTO WINE, 36. GALLON COOKING SHERRY, $2. GALLON MEDFORD RUM, $3. PIPEX HEIDSIECK, SOUVERAIN EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, BASS’ 4L¥, GUINNESS’ - STOUT AND YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE, BOTTLED, $2.50 DOZEN. E. C. KNIGHT, 220 2752 Pennaylvania avenue. D. BARR, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, SPRING Goops. Complete ‘and_carefully selected stock of ings, Taner 2ana messes of “proved, egiee Cue made and trimme ‘Ungurpareed Mauer leading fashion house of Washington. mhid H. D. BARR. [GEE SURREME COURT OF THE DISTRIC: Br Ceo Um EEE: SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY GrRMoND CRANDFLE v8. Wasnmnaton Orry 84 Bawx—3428, Eq. Doc, 12: Stas) CITY ITEMS. Hats for Decoration Day. Gentlomens’ and boys’ fine Mackinaw straws, Soft and stiff pearl and nutria French fell Mens’ white and colored Micado and Canton bralds, Nice assortment mens’ and boys’ 60 ct. hats. 2 pre cnlties cere seeenar Seana? all prices, (including the ever-popular “Jumbo” 80, 75 and $1,) at BG Lewis Poriginal one Price Store,” 920 7th st., below Mount Vernon square. N. B.—Price plainly marked in each hat. The Following Immense Bargains Will be sold to-morrow only at R. Goldschmid’s 812 7th st. n.w.; 2Gal. water coolers with Ice hatchet 9%... 3 gal. $1.25; crystal glass dinner castors 55c., wine glasses 6 for 17c., 1 handsome ice cream tray With 6 bandied saucers to match $7c., 1 berry dish with 6 footed saucers @7c., real majolica leaf dishes 9., silver plated butter dishes 90c., plain goblets doz.. large water pitchers 85c., medium size .» sinaller 20c.; tin tollet sets 8 pieces assorted colors $1.60, molasses cans 10c., 6 knives and forks With cocoa handles 48c., china chamber sets aeco- Tated with moss roses and gold lines 10 pleces $375, tin slop Jars assorted colors 58c., straw fold- ing tans 5c., Japanese parasols 15c., 1 woolen Water bucket with 40 clothes pins and large scrub- ing brush 25c., spice tray with 6 covered boxes 45c., Wooden ficur sleves arlor skates 65c. a pair, 1 good blacking brush with whisk broom and 2 boxes of blacking 23c., double washtoards 12:., lange kitchen knives 10¢., 6 white stone china caps and saucers 48c., decorated 65c., decorated French china cuspadores 75-.,6 each white porcelain cups, ucers and breakfast plates #8c., also Immense rains in baby carriages, refrigerators and trav- eling trunks of the best manufactures. M. Augenstein, 817 7th street northwest, will give to every pur. ‘ne following bare chaser a souvenir to-morrow. fais will be sold: Japanned chamber palls, 30 read or cake boxes, BU. GO and 70c. a piece; 6-qi Water buckets, 9c.; 120 sheets writing paper, 1 1 fruit bowl on stand and 3¢ doz. fruli saucers Match, 20c. ; 100 envelopes, fbc.; engraved goblet, de. a plece; knife, fork and spoon, 10c.; bread Knives, 10c.; padlock and 2 keys, 12:.: 10 fans, 9; 34 gal. stone china pitcher, 14c.; 2 fapanned Spit- toons, 25c.; decorated chamber ‘sets, $275: Bohe- Milan glass toilet sets, 85c.; majolica tea or coffee Pots, He. ; horseshoe cake ‘plates, 6c.; decorated cup and saucer, 10c.; Japanned bread’ boat, 14c.; 10 per cent discount on baby carriages and trunks of the best manufacturers, Special Corset Sale, To-morrow only, at Clark’s, 732 7th street north- west: Woven and hand-made Corsets. Dr. Warner’s Heaiti Corsets, Celebrated C. P. Corsets. Elegant woven Corset Our renowned French band reauced to.. For Tremulousness, wakefulness, dizziness and lack of energy, a most Valuable remedy 1s Brown's Iron Bitters. Orrumwa,I4.—Dr. J.N. Armstrong says: “Thave used Brown's Tron Bitters tn my family and recom- mend its use to others.” JEFFERSON City, Mo.—Dr. J. C. Riddler says: “Persons who use Brown’s Iron Bitters always speak well of It. It is. a good medicine.’ Confectionery. Tce Cream and Water Ices of the finest flavors end purest quality, sold in large or small quanti Ues, to private families, parties or excursion, and sent any where desired. Frank Sh ess, Manu- fuecturing Confectioner, 419 7th street, under oaa Ve. $1.25 Corset Fellows’ Hall. Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne. Skinny Men, ““Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and User, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexusl Debili- Ly. $l. derney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3g-lb. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also, cottage cherse, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, de. pert. Cream, Ide. pint. RESCH I LESSONS, V. Prud@omme’ Children’s clases, 10 : Iaties and gen’ 6:45, Private tuition if destred. Natural amethod taught. Pupii roan Jearu to speak and understand. A good pronunci a. my22-im Naswoon iE. SELEG! SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies, 1212 and 1214 1éth st. Next seapton onens Sent, For circulars, adiresa WM.D.CA- BELL, City. ‘A few boarding pupils received, 30-6: ‘OWE'S BOOKKFEPING—ONE, MONTH GUAR- anterd to cual three of any other system.” With Pemmeuship, ete., $3 a month. Howe's rapid business Wy quicidy learned, $250 a mouth. Hours, 7 to 10 p.m., Wednesday and Saturday rate Departient for ladies, Prof. G. 5 a CA IN MUSIC.—BY RE i8 pupils, T will remain 1 instruct, at reduced rates, in ing by 1g remarkably short jor Conearts, Operas, aud Oral in this system, which is the # UE T OF NU. ‘hie sumguer and no Lesous. ad S pod. Puttien tor Bare will iad their Stecca, Yost and best, savin Years of practice. und trains voices quickly to the Very highest culture, at iy musical institute, 1116 M rtréct northwest. PROF. DE WOLOWSKI. " m27 De 5. L. JOHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR Taster, 1117 J0th street northwest. Private 1 's- Public voice clustes ‘Afty Sons $1 per hour, month. 35, Ae EAVES, ‘Teacher of Vocal and Harmony. Lessona continued Address 945 K street northwest. ‘PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, [NCOLN: fp Hall Busldine, corer 9h and D streets. “Day and Evening Sessions. Complete in its arrangements for training sons and daughtere, and men and wemen for seif--upport and life. udents received ever month iu the year. Scholarship for year, from dave entrance, day or evening, $50. "Special terms by month or quarter, orfor year by instalments. Circulars inai.ed ‘on application, HENRY ©. SPENCER, Princtpal. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-V'rincipal. 1 ATES. EF. A. CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN AYR annoiincing that ake is prepared to receive ited purgber of ‘pupi's in thorough Fnelish bri Enylish Gravumar, Elgcution and Mathematics ties, “Serms moderate, special Loure and tenns for Aduite, 603 F et-o.w. Metropolitan cars pass the door, Jan! 3 W. FLYNN, A.M., PRIVATE TUTOR, a. 8, W. Cor. 8th and K strects northwest. Hathematies, Latin, Grosk French. German, Enlist, Prepsration for Cas West Point, Annapolis, and competitive examinations, ‘Terms in savauice. OF BOSTON, Tontgnasental Musio and larivg the aS mi JFRYENING CLASSES. $5 A MONTH. — AMITH: eticy Broke ne, Englinh Grammar, Spruccrian Penmanship, U.S. Geography, Svelins. jal WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC_AT TIMMS" New Halle, cor. 7th and Dn. w. En- trance 707 D st, Fourteenti yer. Piano, nD, Voice, Singing, Vio in, &c. Twelve teachers. Free advantayes. O. B, BULLARD. Director. n18-7m" PROPOSALS. XCAVATION, R“ WasutNotox, v. Seatod Troporais, in tripleite, wil b office until 12 o'c ock, noon, on WE 6, 1583, and opene: Miova’ Of rocks in Georgetown Harbo 6. Specifications, forms of proposals, aiid all necessary infromation ea be obtained ou application to tis office. PETER C. HAINS, my31 6t Major of Euyincers, PHOPOsALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES, Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sested Proposala wit bo. recalved Atty bear teent ‘a Is wil receive! at ey) iment until THURSDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF JUNES 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., for ing Post Office Envelopes, in such quantities and at such times as they may be ordered, during the fiecal year ending June 30, 1884, of the following classes, viz: ‘Nos. I to 4.’ For Official Letters and Returns, Xo. 5. For Returning Dead Letters, No. 6. For Registered Packages, Xo: T. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages. No. 8: For International Money Order Advices, Blank forms of bids, with samples and full specifica tiont, will be furnished’ upon application to the Third Avaistant Postmaster General, Washington. D. C. W_Q. GRESHAM, Postmaster General. A Carp. * I would respectfully announce to my friends and the public generally thal having leaned the entire buildiag. Southwest corner of ith street and Penneyivania ave- nue (former ‘The Star office), I bave now far ter facilities for conducting the auction business ian heretofore. The building has a front of 50 feet on Peunsylvania avenue by & ‘of 125 feet, thereby giving one grand ralesroom of Bifty foot front. On the Socond floor tes fare room, ba fg same frontage aa specially arranged and planned for ale ot Works of Art, and Books, and is capable of comf seating two hundred 3 eounieem ramets pecs sa'esrooms for accomm: of commands my4-2awdw ui ee its made. eee and Works of Art and arranged for sale. Having lence of twent ive Dusinces, and wits hie seaistancs of 8, Latin thd 's thorbasiy ccnnpctan core of sasislant 1 fee y compe ‘thi be int in my bap trusted ds. Thanking the public for ther pest patronage, and aeking a continuance of the ‘apat-Im THOMAS DOWLING. Grnuvir_ & Cos teehecta rapid cure tn, the most Are warranted rares curete. the severe Stomach de ail other « epsules with liquid Comaite aoe and will be found a safe and effective remedy. Yalz-tuéfly BOLD BY ALL DRUGUISTS, Youscens ‘TO EUROPE. DRY GooDs. ———— Scrznion Pons Lasex Lawss. SEATON PERRY, Guccessor to Perry & Brother.) INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON TO A SPECIAL OFFERING OF 100 PIECTS OF PURELINEN LAWNS, AT 2c. A YARD; FORMER PRICE HAVING BEEN 37 yo. ; © OF SUPERIOR QUALIT aXD COMPAINE AEE THE CHOICES EA EC NS IMPOKTED THIS SSA ~ BY ONE oF THE LiRGEST HOUSES IN NEW YORK. XTRA ATTRACTIONS” IN WHITE GOODS, PERSIAN LAWNS, INDIA LINENS. NEW DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS, FRENCH NAINSOOKS, NEW BATISTES, 38 INCHES WIDE, IN BEAUTI- FOL DESIGNS, AT 250. cH SATINES, JACONETS AND ORGANDIFS. ol DINE SCOTCH GINGHAM , FROM 250, 10 40c, EMBROIDERED ROB! IN _SATINES, ZEPHYKS, BALISTES, PONG<ES AND NUN VeiLl Gs, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, C. P. CORS: NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHL EMBROIDERED FICHUS, PARIS JER-EY8. NEW CHUDDA, CASHMEKE AND BERLIN SHAWLS. S®~ Cuorck Goons, PLats Ficunes, axD Connect Paices, SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840. my23 Is Stock Aso Dany R FCFIVING, SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, 40-INCH BATISTE IN NOVEL DESIGNS, 25e. EG@CHLI FRENCH LAWN IN PLAIN AND FANCY, 25c. FINK ALL-LINEN NTED LAWNS, CHOI PATTERNS ase. PEE cguiiaiag ~~ SCOTCH GINGH. AN ELEGANT ASSORT- MENT, 30 0uAM ALL-WOOL DEBEGE, GOOD COLORS, 25c. ROBES IN NUN'S VEILING, ALBATROSS AND INDIA LINEN, PERSIAN LAWN, BATISTE DE ALSACE, LI LAWN, INDIA MULLS, FRENCH NAINSOOK, JONES CAMBRIC, CREAM DES INDES, ORGANDY LAWNS, CORDED PIQUES, CHECK FAINBOOKS, WHITE AND COLD TARLE- MERVE LAWNS, S1RIPED VICTORIAS, 8. L. HEMPSTONE. my22 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘AST COLORS AND NEW DESIGNS InN FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, FIGURED BATISTES, SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS. TYLER & CHEWNING, my19 929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. xe Dany, SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ar L. BENRENDS’ BALTIMORE STORE, 908 Seventh Street Northwest. Desirabla snd New Materials for Dresees, 42-inch Wide, Au-Wool Nuns Veiling, Albatross Cloth ind Bunt- ing. Elegant line of Black Cashmeres, a special fine qual- ity, at €1.25. cloth fnish. hite Goods, Tuble Linens and Housekeeping Goods, Flannels aud Cassimeres. Figured Hiques 6c. per yard, in ends, ‘The best ~h rt ever offered at £1. Unverwear for Ladies, Gents and Children. Splendid stock of Corsets, Husiery and Gloves. Parasols a a dun Umbrwilas, Gi2xbaws, Lawns and Domsetion, it wall repay customers to examine our low prices, L. BEHRENDS, my18 903 SEVENTH STREET N. W. Day Goons, New Spring and Summer Sifts frou 50 cts. wp» Fine al -Wool > uitings, new shades, Plain and in com- Hination. from 29 cta to $1. French Satcens, plain shudes to match, prices reduced. Freuch Batiste, printed in new and beautiful designs, 4U inches wide, very fue, only 25 cta. All-Wool Bunting. in Pink, Bive aud Cream, only 120, All-Woo! Lace Bunting, 42 inches wide, 25 cta. 1 Case Printed Linew ‘Lawn, new and pretty designs, only 16 cte. White Goods in ereat variety and low prices, Stock of Parasuis Sompletay prices t0 aaival, J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., mi7 817 Market Space. x G UINNIP’S 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W., ‘Will open on Monday Morning, May 7th, a SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS AND HOSIERY, at prices not hitherto offered this SEASON in the DIs- ‘THICT, tncludinw a full and complete line of SPRING and SUMMEK SILK —piain, striped and at Prices ranging from 40c. to $1.50 per yard, A SPECIAL LOT of FOULARDS marked down to Soo, ; former price, 76c. and fl. A FULL LINE of Seavy GROS GRAINS, in all the NEW SHADES 724% wuches wide, at $1.25 per yard— ue for $1.75. SRCA_E of BULKA DOT SURAHS, 25 inches wide, at $1: worth $1.50. Also a Case of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN SURABS at $1; former prices, $1.75. ° A LARGE and VARIED 810C including the following wel BELLONS and ‘TAPISSIERS. Also, OTTOMANS, HHADAMES and MARVEILL UX, at prices ranging from 76c. to 33.60, and positively 25 per cent below market value. A Full and Complete STOCK of BLACK GOODS, in | Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. ali makes and materials, at reasonal Je prices. INATENLOO, A SABET and FRANKLIN SUIT. NGS, in rashionable shades, 57 inches wide, reduced to $1 ILLUMINATED SUITINGS—all wool-42 inches WAIT the SUMMEH SHADES in D BEGES, ALB. Thos “CLOTHS, -NUN'S VEILINGS aud CASE: EMBROIDERED and POLKA DOT FLANNELS, SATLENS and PINHEAD CHECKS, SPECIAL LOTS of LACES, RIBBONS, HAM- BURGHS, ‘KID AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES, RUCHINGS, COLLARS and CUFFS, HANDK&Ic CHIEFS and CORSETS, OO Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT wil be found with all the newest styles in FOREIGN ana DO) TIC HOSIERY ana UNDERWEAR. ‘A Full Line of GENT'’S FUKNISHING GOODS always on band. In our White DOMrSTIO DE- Goods, Linen and PARTMENTS will be found D: SIKABLE and CESSARY Goodsat LOW and KEDUCED PRICHS- An examination of our GUODS and PRICES will wel) repay the visitor. Agents for HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS. GUINNIP & CO, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. my5 Bazcarss aT Mearns. 4 fine line of Gents’ Linen and Silk chiefe, 25 ment of ‘Half Hose will be cloved out at pisces: Gauze. and Balbriggan Us rte manfacturers' ; @ large Jot of the finest Four- y Linen Collar, 2, 1956, j, 173g. 1H, 1835, ge dorcents per de ee yet omits R per cozen for the Best Linen 3 the Mystery Shir Teady for the Cz Rupveer, ‘NOS. 408 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. qreRERS C. GE COMPANY. THE CHEAPEST FOR BPAUTY, COMFORT AXD DURABILITY IN THE MARKET. Lawn Tennis, veles, Ve Arch- bie ays ‘Wagons, BOOKS, &e. RD BLANK Bours, A fol line of A: it Rooks, Ledgers, Journals Records, Cash Books, Rales Books, Order Books, Gace gers and tutchers’ Pass Books, ey Honey Begins, Tote lice, “Letter Prose Corin Rooks, Paper” and. Envelopon Weeping ‘Twines, &e., Mercantile staouery. EASTON & RUPP, and my83w _8.E. corner Pa. ave. and 19th «t. now, Se rw OOKS. Tato of Waa. Cullen Boyant. 2 vote. Srouteal Laws Seti (eusphcos etn a wey m3 Vole. »: Latins and Me Ties of Jane Wels Carlisie, (Froude), Corcespondenes: Goodwin) of Carlisle and Emerson, 2 vole. ; Honnioniton on Scienes of Wealth, (Sturtevant Ramt nd. Stone ley); Keal Acom, (MeElroy); selections from Protry of Robi. Brown: Teaace, (Crawford); Daugtiter, Kine) Bectte iad Weaith, (Withington); 26 oy the Ladies of Trinity Church; Colton’ General Atlas new edition, MORIISON, pn 478 Pennsylvania avenne, — —— = LADIES’ GOODS. =—— sa LADIES DRES «MAKING SCHOOL D evening. Cutting and Sitting by perfection tailor system, New ruffting quite. Ladies can leon Eitwolemous, tnefme tail” “Wil give satisfamions Price eystem $7 on time. MRS. REED, my? 125 Ponneyivanta avenue souths Mac. J. P. Pacuen, IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, 2107 F STREET NORTHWEST, NOVELTIES IN LONDON HATS AND PARIS BONe NETS CONSTANTLY BEING RECEIVED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON, —_myl8 Scsaer Ovesrsa or IMPORTED BONNETS Aud ROUND HATS, THURSDAY, May 17, 1883. MRS. M. J. HUNT, PERFECT IN FIT, ON OUR PARIS LAST, HAND SEWED, $6. WIDTHS AA TO D; SIZES 1 TO 7, EDMONSTON’'S, myi5 M. Wauuas, Jmporter of ‘uttern Hats and Rich Millinery Novelties, Real 1 Fine Neckwear, Dress Trimmings, Parasols, 3b styles French Corseta, Handsome Wraps, Jerscy Jacke eta, Jersey Suits, Jersey Polonal foutning Sust Bula Si suite for 90 abd TOS tek Sea as ir Suite for $90 and $32, anda of Raglans and Jackets, Scite Treviee, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenna. Avery desirable assortment of itilias at 25 cent discount. Feathers dyed ‘abd re-curied equal is ‘a 1839 and 1341 F street. Scxoor, ror Dxrssmanra, dies are hereby info wed that Mr. WHITE has gpeveda Schon! for fyregmnaking at 1119 street, northe ext, where ches of Making, eee Desiguing Ladies’ Clone art.otion ‘The success Mr. White met with in thie city already te due to his thorough knowledge of his bin oe system Mr. White ‘hes is universally acknow: to te the best. “The aystem is by measurement. No chert or part of a churt.” School open day aud eventngs Geo, Wanz, LADIES’ TAILOR, 1115 F sTREET NoRrTHWest, Is Now Prepared to Vake Orders for EVENING, RECEPTION AND DINNER DRESSES, WEDDING TROUSSEAUS AND STKEET London Tailor-made Ri ing Habit London, Ta mace Cloth Costumes, All the work is Gone ia Meee gine atyle, made by Men Drereuakere and. Tall Best ft guaranteed, Every Lidy leaving thi 5 elty shou} take one of Mr. WHITE’ ‘Costumes, ‘wath her, nvaiem NDERWEAR!—DOUGLASS’, Ora AND PB sng EMEETS.— The buxineos in tit Aepartmuthar. excess Feit eS tae oa fer) i iD, THURSDAY begin with 200 dozen more of those oughly made and trimmed CHEMISE. AND DRAW. PS at 2 ceutsesch. The best ise ever offered far the price, | We have 80 dozen Eppeh Caster, # button ictaire Gloves, ed 981.50." 100 dozen Behopper's, best qu Frain, oli Wotled, solid colove Ladies Bisse at i oa * Ei at 4 Per pair. Another 50 dozen of those aired > ='6 Stockings Just in. 100 dozen Mines? "hree patr for $1; former price Sb ante te bea genta, or Gents, according £2 size. 5 Le ECUGLASS' 9th and F streets, Astor FISHER, CHEMICAL DRY CLEA! EsTAButs! MENT, 906 G street northwest. Te, ) - ence. 1 and Gentlemeu's Garmenta. ales Hy = J. DeSmedt Shemsiet of Gos Dass Cn {ure and bavuiices ead poet Cait nee a ag and your i surpassed in Pari” New fort gr elorwhere Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, STREET NORTHWFESr, Manes CORSETS to orden in every style and iaaterial” and guaran tees perfect ft and comfart. SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Cnderciothing, Merino Underwess pata Sineet inn “ ae French Corsets and thee ay tierce et ‘Corset, for wich Miss H. in special anda $1 Corset, Ther own muke, that for te pio N-B.—French, German and Rrenish spoken. a3 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S. 2 exczny, STCCESFOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, ‘known mases: GUINETS, | MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GEN1S' FURNISHINGS, 1112 F Srarer Nonrewest, Wasmrxcrox, D. 0. ERE xia Pine Shirts to order ine Shirts to order... mhz Tuoxrsows SHIRT FACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, om, Say HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Eopr Revarcrrators, WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, HAVE A REPUTATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS STANDING, AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERE WHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE. = SEE OUR TESTIMONIALS. M. W. BEVERIDGE. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOLE AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT. Shirts. and Uni Pockethandker- cont leas than usual price; alarce assort- | ALSO, WALNUT AND ASH DINING-ROOM RE. ‘at eas | FRIGERATORS. myS. EEFBIGERATORS (IMPROVED MAK). CE, CHE (all sizer). Mystery Shut | Waren Goole Rs and STANDS, AM FREEZERS. "1NG MACHINES, all at lowest prices. Peo. watts ‘814 7th street, 6 doors above Penna. avenue, * Torta Pee ‘YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTS ING AGAINST THE EAVAGES OF MOTH, REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 3c, PEE POUND. - 1. C. BISHOP, Dregxist, Call and examine the Goods, Prices to sultths | S19 780 9thetreet. corner Hi strect northwest times. apt Javanese ‘ecnctsa, vaku atc, oo : tarious—are gentle nd Decorative Pitare.3.day Goud, 451 chet. mit! say8 aahand', Baend Ds and Toons Bemees es