Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1884, Page 4

tl AN OLD FASHIONED MEAEN, Ihering of Washingt LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. A ornict oF THE } men at Silver I Wash For the mid THR WASIINGTON ROOSTERS WIN A GREAT VICTORY Jowed by fair weather, clearing OVER GFORGETOWS's FEATHERY CHAMPIONS—VAR tons during the day, winds <b or and northwest, Suit rise tn t OF THE Ws —“SRVEN UP" AND THE & followed by rising Darometer. on Wed) NAVY GAME —A MAN FIGHT AND A DOG weather Is Indicated name of “ the Latter he lower Mississippt | ¥¢ ng gathered themselves together WIL Tis’ swwiy at stations below Caire. ‘the | the sports from the adjacent country and trom obserter at Vicksburg reposts this toring that} Washington and Georgetown to witness an old Be ser as br » dyaniies below Delta, | tashioned Marya coc ght 10 drink WHISKY and atid the wal nw 3 inches above the tracks “atubles ne crowd were horse tnuinet of Hicksburs, Sureveyort and Pacific railroads near | Parteners, Mectons: lagers, wel ee eet iy y a frock coat and a white'necktie, and he bet freely, lov South of the he Ae of very lik run begs leave to 1, at 355 Pennsvivantas the sale of reitable | man. form | formed by a hich be slosure shiles by comple of oe anda whirlizig with three ha the cedar Basket “Unele ecOWN, PF Chr. Sanders, ‘Heap Sinshetmer’s advertisment. ‘Tue fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave., 0 over a ean th ~ : a ent | cht simy and ame,” as he called | continue wy be $8 per diven, with’ a thirteentit | Ms. st te Pose pe ae hace veka = revenue as. the ancient time-honored | ‘Tue Wotr Tose Cien gave thetrsecond balllast | “seven up.” All these varied and enticing | evening, at Washington bali, Capitol HIML ‘The at- j ments were on exhibition at the rate | tendance Was lange. Satst Cecinsa ¢ A. orchestra. | Coy ing. See auvertisen of SI per eaplta, which the aristocracy Sbefo t but. as Us herrditar¥ sport, they “passed tinder the rod.” Bare NOVEL ADMISSION CARDS. you can slec ‘That the assembly was high-toned was indicated Koto’ the admission cards, which were of figured vousilersble usage, and were former! Tae to the effect t a mystleal charm to them wi luted could underst meridian the iat we feet whi presence of ‘x inuch gratified ‘who has | tho has | swept overt grew Just recover und th of the charspions was we were taken In tow a buzs of approbation... The | the fishing grounds | Tepresentine Georgetown and Washington, were to be the ¢h ete THE CONTESTS IN THE FIT. of Georgetown, handled n, While Johnny Evans, of | nhta, was in the service of fest’ fight. Washington brou | white ‘own produced | started | second n oa plaeques, nid Woodpeckers Peansy nai Hotel Eyesight comprising owis, qualls, blue-}a0s Just received, at’ Chapin CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. ugh ea Horse.—Wynd pany in “The Great Divorce Case” and “Love's De- teiy. ‘Tine, 10 minutes. nit. Evans pitted anotier dark*red flon for Georgetown. "This Aghtof the main. The be red cave the white a bi laid iin quivering. vee" nEATER ComiquE.—“The Mormon” and varle-) wilt thes, rellest Die MUSEUM.—Curlosities and tnteresting per- | it formanor, ‘Time, 3 minutes. = ge Coens —1ee | Thin, Punohrer sent” out. a gray dominick Sere SOKnetae Ciruscre—Lecting: tp TOUS, | sicLotne onpereat th a wite Dyin ats we first fy the demintel is Teg. rok _WWyutann Hatt —operetta of the “Rebellion of | ant nat to lop arind eee Ss deg broken the Daiste ‘Me pyle was gen ¥. M.-C. A. Roows Prot, Boyd's tree leeture on | Crs ani didn't want to kill, but_ by breastinethe “Memory.* | birds at last the dominte’ recetved the di wmgetown, ‘Time 82 min ted was brought in for W -breasted, grey Condensed Local Street tamps whl be lighted at 6:05 p.m and ex- tingntstied th Th ted Dy Messrs. Moore and Wright, of 31 Pennsylvania own. in the third fly the muff had ictous blow, however, an Fuvor of the Siniuutes. ‘k red for Pumphrey and a s Prot. In, head of is opp seomed to have dazed the light red, and | had iisowa way, gradually pleki Until the light red was dead, ‘A DIVERSION. | Sixth. Pumphrey again brought in a whit } backed mutt oka TB. Gongh, the famous orator, will de- new lecture’ catitied © tonal tive audience. The operetta of “The Rebellion of the Datstes” WH be presente rif hall to-night by the clr and young people of the Chureh of the Incar- ‘Y Went at Itin lively sts wening the committee appointed to open Pechnlursat the Subbatlrschool oun | to seize thelr cocks for thelr protection. in paying the debt on the > ‘apitol M.E. | ts ehureh, reported that they had found $545.26 in the | envelopes ‘The funeral of W tmore City hosptt: Sunday by betne jae on Which he was employed as M™ Will take place tomorrow from his father's home, | ghd s\muwied: doze Marked. and the Th never hear elsewhe et” against Tsu wroth because the old ma refore lifted up his voi vied out that Isafan nereupon Tsalah sinc tly ll was. uproar. suger, . E. Hull. who died at the Bal- from fti}u v vn irom the Pen iS hin © On re silantyne; on numina- ofilvers—Mesers. Pratt, Aiden and stiek anntversary exercises—Messrs. Woodward, and Lyman. isted by ¥.M. C. A. church, Friday evening. Tracas. th: the cock fight was feathers tle pre ear Lue entrance. THE DOGS TARE A HAND. Simultancously a sette iss Jessie Eliridge, a great favorite tn Boston. | om the st will give recitations att manger | tired bene wble tO de Bible to-morrow | Ufed bev fens | private matters. So there evening. Members of the St. Cevelia quartet will | Rturate, me sing and Mr. Tweedale will clive select readings. ‘There was sold in the Washington Stock to-day $45,000 of 3-45 cIty honds. ‘Three Better in Cribbage. To the Faitor of Tax Evestsa Stan: Tux Stax of Saturday nds and ertb| was no goo which with pegzing counted seventy-five points. | blow ‘The following hands will score three better. one player two thnes, two fours and two fives to the other two threes. two fours, one five and the Jack of § em discard the throe hives and the fa nh up the five of spades Peginning wtit lirees oF fours and patr- | tng them unt Seventy-eight points. Can Ws secure be beaten? cr Trantax OPER’ THeATER.—The roduetion Of Gu 7 Last nicht mpany Was a comple a very lange, styl “and Tecelved the are ock tight, however cetont 1 Tu * ehind tl and tor te but 2 Spasmodic Klek, for part. The b breast for last ght was ten minutes, eg fizat and man fights. W: The cocks were confidence ws feit in the pt AS to th fis is one of the prett I ws sport ——— town rove Yards. on the Metropol PNison alles from the city, Misson "ars asco | Bhe seemed ty and | ast power of L rite last LE Wats c While Cx progenies pleasant H street ty a Surprise py last night TaN s Aninstron; WAS Fepesced wiv alto volce Mled Uh Nosash, Shots ward, Wert. theater apd acted the success, While nothing t nes Coy shahan, At Liscous, Hatt.—Ti retuents bere last ey Very enter is elt. and U applauded. interesting ning Was well he Arion Fic quartette w Kaschin. Forth a appearance in Wi row evening “La Se the ease sor H. me SO Dawe = We Hel ves. —The second trial of by DY bis next friewd, 1 Faliroud <> in the Circuit Court 1S, uit April Gand beat let ane sted aud sent shen plain | are Ves Wes efushed, td ot Tenders necessary. 'f fs that ther: Was E ‘ier rhage the bor. playtng wi Janes der the car and wheels \> fore the driver cot th rad that tf Went was t ert result Messe. T. ert nl Ellul Wilson tor thy ‘Tue CHaRtorre Haut Chartorn CADETS.—The cadets of ott leiny, StS tons birt ——— wit i Fashington | a ite | Et aries Wendi Tary entert, tam ex ‘Through th porte, have at | that Mr. Wyndham ean ‘the opening piece 1s puts the audience tn an rineipel play. In the ese very good the star. TueaTeR Cowgrr.— Reception of this Week's prez Wendl its (4 be ca eae 1 PilWis, sir. Gee variets tly up tothe standard, | while Hidrry Ww s Sehastional comedy. called MOTs, Which were about “The Morten and His Four Basbiul Wives” is full e displays a remarkable of fun and froife. ot her acting of Leonte, — | she portrays the tender, | Owe Boy Cesta AsoTuen IN Setr-Deressn— trusting girl, and as Parker, the stony-eyed The case of Edward Hansecan, the boy charged | Jesu mald servant,in the “Great Divorce with cutting on the boy, with an Court tis mi that Allen, who ts larcer than Hatnegan, assaulted Uhe latter, who cut Alien tn self-protection. Judge Buell disidissed the case rth “Che Sanne DiiL wil Britis unis household have presented tis even Hon. L. Sackville ‘Tie Crrizens’ Puorecrive Leaove. Ing of the Sub-executty ——- Notional Protective Leag Atthe regular meeting of the | Wolf vitlce last evening, the plan of of ub last eveniug the report of | tov zation directors’ meeting at | The LA. W. League of American Wheeituen) will meet at Washington the 39th find 20h of May of this year, when the league | Faces Will also be h Next Monday evening meeting of all league m tn the District will | ti De held at the Washiny ele club rooms, 11th, | ear E street nortliwest, to nominate commnlcters and arrange all further preliminaries, | Drug Mosecw.—This popular resort has a host @ new attractions this week. Among them the beautiful Melrose sisters, Mazyie Willetts Harry Thorne, Bobby Clark'and bis yrest dog cir- ccs, Martin sisters, Htipley and Reade, Leonard and Ry Everett, D’Almas, Iron Jawed Man, the | Albind sisters and Ametta Hill, 480 pounds | — A Lerren rxc: General Edward McColgan, of St. Peter’ ehurch, Baltimore, received 4 AFChvIShOP Gib2ons, Prelate, over his own signature, positively a SDy pubic reception on his’ re Burope. He says he expects to leave Li ‘Whe steamship Gallia March 1 for New ¥ Bearuily glad to know of a throws parent ue here, wit nt the country. + Utdied Sta sel ead parks ing people. iter Marchi of preferred peake and Ohio Let be devised ts n0\ sltichti islature this week. e's taterests, Which routustances, th eds Uiee best means of testing the pay tis debt. ‘The debi as Fy Stal Werpoo! ou. ork, and ts be home 30 soon. Dowting, commence to-morrow | be Yooms, Tith and Pennsyivnia sen ale ut & | collection of Turkish carpets, rugs, poruiers, | ‘The sale 1s oe i aa aad 3 | At ‘Wanting elegant goods at- | orehestra.. Congregational Chun, See aavertsement Sporting- DIVAISIONS WHICH ADDED TO THE PLEASURES fiver Hilt Hotel” Here ise stands the barn which Another side was ard fence, and the remaining shes, intertwined tn the fashion, Of basket work. In tuts quad of about forty et Uw erty. Was the clreular pit, of about bine feet i "p against the fence a ced a spinning jenny is. In the corner of Isilth Steward, of le with grace licnity. and though he had plenty of poker | i” thought was ‘¥ desired to see and enjoy thelr produced the collateral and he fects, that they were cirenlar, had seen I four of a kind beat a full ud. AS the sun uivertised combatant: ttelsof one MeLoughitn a man on C street, near GUL Srand Italtan Op of hls op: Ay and eager ATER —Grand Wallan Opera COM) i a for a few iuoments, sum comedy: cons. | Them: t blow and a little ‘ly ltld out the light red ing started even, t blow, which ‘bucked muff for George- wing broken. ment. ‘The red repiied Dy breakin nx of the muff, and Soon killed the he dark red drove his gaff into the nt and extinguished an eye. He ing and striking Time 25 minutes. MeLoughiin showed a black-bres Te, and the ors flew for a few mntuntes, when up In [saiah’s rose a rumpus, which caused te handlers an Atualekite from Prince George's, Md., had and he was won his shekels He | nd in the presence of Men yelled d striggied: dos barked, and the roosters In the cord of Sounds Te. ‘The local deputies of the 1 of Marlboro’ succeested In quieting the sand wile this final con reste other bipels without feathers nd a nolsy little shindig occurred puppr'knocked a chip and tan, and they re- were man fights, dog: AZHIS gulng on atonce'in w | The interest was centered ttng the best, der eaused hitn to | reached a vital | chickens, but It the muff shivered from the death utiles, and thei e $2) on cach teht and $100 andied fairly, and T figats, & bit reglne Was heard to say -— s,4 boy, and then we did have geutiemen’s Wasirxcros CaTiLe Maxwer.—At the queens an Br Sa; Malt, Ska on the mar ast last eveniug, the given to diss k yng those present were Misses E. Beadle and others, ISS, during Mcenses have uct to Andrew Mt on and Lina M. DY ComPaNy.—The eminent eserved “An entire block of chairs — Ata meet- mumulttes of the Citizens? ry held at Mr. Simon iiscussed. “Mr. Habercorn favored Une organ Mr. Wolf sugge ‘butions beasked from all fatrminied Yo formn a fund to de muasures and to carry on an ‘The members of the commalt- Sin favor of keeping the It was dect- La mass mecting 2t Lincoln ball at an THE CHESAPEAKE AND al asking that aunended form, and Untuk, would | cll, The “IMeMOFlalists suggest a twenty years or until the debt could be : uvestment in clauned that the state by hold- remient places itself in the atthe n ah honest and ioug: defaulting corporation, Mr. + Corcoran signs 4s one of the trustees, Saint Cxctuia Quanrerre, assisted by Y. M. C. A. ‘Friday COCKING ‘ARMY AND FIGHT, &C. ea clergy- idences of hich none patient, | comed DF | i JW. the birds Philadel- In the red, The bets In the nb the neck against a was the th blow. cs. ‘ashington that stag: light red after that dark red, asted and Te seems a “d—d n beneath, resumed. cide thelr intnutes e ‘This time ‘ashington nefore the that no hy Be 6 All lot of Urought $ Katte | yrowramn of rendered qquartette, ere heart and that 4 ‘she was, to Jal Gallagher L Mis 3. iedo, Olid, and Lillian M. Beuson, of Sab | Francisco, Cal, mn, opened excellent “Divorce nln ie id has aniztion bh branch 7 on Sun- bondhoid- Ww In Gov. "To avoid a sale un- * abllity of it now'ex- nds in the ‘lor- evening. i | Mr. Ramsdeli 13. Sppeaied to, | Suggest that tf Mr. The Candidates for Chicago. THE CANVASS AMONG THE LOCAL REPUBLICANS— WASHINGTON SAID TO BE “LOGANIZED.” ‘The canvass for the places of delegates to the ‘National republican convention at Chicago ts being: actively carried on. Mr. Perry Carson said to a Sax reporter that the contest appeared to be be- ‘tween Mr. A. M. Clapp and Col. K. G. Ingersoll. No ‘One, he said, would be sent as delegate who was not for Logan. “This town,” remarked Mr. Carso1 “has been thoroughly Loganized. Mr. Ingerso ‘Will not be able to go unless ‘he will declare for Lo- gan.” Mr. Carson declared very emphatically that ho administration man would besent as a delegate. ‘The Indications were that Mr. Conger could not be elected. Men connected with the District govern- ment, he sald, were canvassiug In the interest of the ddministration, one gentleman having done ttle business of laie except spend his time about the places where the politicians gathered. Mr. Car- gon Said that he thought there was a probability of two white delegates going instead of a white and a colored delegate, us has been customary, as there Was such adivision of sentiment regarding the colored candidates. Among those who are named as candidates besides Messrs Clapp and Ingersoll are Dr. E. A. Adams, Mr. Perry C: Prof. Greener, Prot. J. M. Gregory, J. Hi. Smit and W. . Chase. Some’ of Commissioner West’s friends Tegard lim as.an available and desirable man to sehd t tne convention, ee Cnt by a Jealous Husband. A CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITHOUT INTENT TO KILL To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the case of Charles Schmidt, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill Melville D. Washington, February 6th, in the house of Mra Caton, on 185 | street, was called—Mr. Coyle prosecuting and Mr. J. A. Moss for the prisoner. The accused ts a Ger- man baker and shoemuker, and the testimony was Wo the effect that he and his wife had separated, and the latter went to Mrs Caton’s, and on the night in question Washiugton Was in the house when Schimidt came in and cut Washington, making: a wound on his face. The defense showed that Schmidt and his wife took rooms at Mr. Marques’, Schmidt being engaged at the American house, and that Washington visited Mrs. Schmidt at 6 o'clock in the morning, and was ordered away by the husband. ‘T'his occasioned a vere and Mrs, Schmidt went to her aunt's, where Washingtou continued his visits, Schmidt testified that he did not intend to kill Wasiington, who, about October last, commenced to Visit his wife, and he forbid him coming to tite house. He introduced himself us a Cuban, and wit- ‘ess (did uot Know that his name was Washington, or that he Was marricd, ull January. On the day in question he saw Washington about going to see his Wife, and he warned hi to keep away and at- tend to his own business, and he then went down in the city and came back and heard Washington and his wife talxing and it made him mad. He then Went to his own house and returned, giving a heavy Tap on the door, and he broke it in. His wife rab out of the back Way when he wentin. After he cut Washington with the knife he broke it and threw It away. After the occurrence he went to the American house, to Georgetown and to Balul- nore, Coming back on Friday night vo give himself up. THE VERDICT AND SENTENCE. After short arguments the case was given to the Jury, with an intimation from the court that the ‘question was whether it was a case of assault and battery or assault with intent to kill, The jury, in about twenty minutes, rendered a verdict of guilty of assault aud battery” ‘The court said that under the circumstances a good deal of allowance should be made for the de- iendant. Had Washington been caught in the act and Schimldt bad shitty him he could not have been convicted. ‘There was every indication that the suspicions of Sclinldt were weil founded, and he had good cause for being indignant. Washington had been warned, but persisted In going tere. Men had no right to ulienate the afvections of & Wife, and shouid take tte consequences, but in this case'there was a technical assault, and he iinposed & fine of $20. — ‘The Soiree of the National Rifle Cadets. A BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT—WHO WERE THERE. ‘The Nationitl Kite Cadets last night gave their last soiree of the season at thelr armory. Their entertaininents have been successful In the highest degree, and prove them worthy of the parent or- ganization. ‘The hall last night was thronged with thelr friends, who improved every opportunity for enjoyment. Mr. John J. King acted as floor direc tor, assisted by Messrs. William Foy, Lee B. Mosher, Fred. F. Burnett, Fred. L. stadons, and 3. Louls Betz. ‘The executive committee were Messrs. F. A. Hopkins, Joun J, Bing, C. S. Domer, Harry V. Wu demann, Fred. L siddons, and "arthur Tomlin son. Among those present were Miss Blanche Waters, Misses Hutton, Frauk Merchant, Miss Betts, Miss S, ‘Tomlinson, MISS Springer, Miss ‘Britton, Miss Ma- hon, Miss Carroll, Misses Lewis, Eugene ‘Robinson, Misses Semmes; Mis3_“‘Travers, Miss Selby! Miss_ Donati, Charles Hyer, Mrs. Tucker, Miss De Saules, Mrs. Magruder, Miss Harvey, Misses Morgan, BL 1. He S, Miss Woihanplter, Miss Sullivan, Miss Chichester, Miss Asliburn,’ Miss Roberts, Miss Powell, Miss Heliprin, Mr. Doyle, Miss Gunnion, s Seanton, Miss Tomlinson, Miss Ben- ton, Miss iss Pumphrey, Miss Manger, Miss Anule Sepnelder, Frank Schneider, M. Rheem, Miss Boyd, Misses Mamk \d Josephine Moore, Miss. Batley, Miss Murray, Miss Springer, Wm. MeFar- Jand, Miss MeFarland, Jno. King, Hafry Reed, Jno. Reed, Chas. Young, Mr. Wurdemnan, Rent Craniner, N. L. Collamer, Arthur Tomlinson, ‘Misses Cowling! Harry Stone, “Mr. Mitchell, Harry Gardner, Miss Edith Gardner,” Mr. Harris, Wim. Zen; Jno. Zen, Fendall "Kane, George Cooper, ‘James. Dumford, George Randell, “Miss Roberts, Wil- Als Magruder, Cranmer, Wm. Arinstrong, Miss Jac! Iss Greason, Miss Hollingswort Mr. Henry, Chas. Domer, Win. Littell, Sinclat? Sheibley, “Arthur Hove, ' Andrew Miller, Miss earns, Miss Houston, Mr. Kennicutt, Mr. Sullivan, Chas, Blackwood, Jay" Marsh, Miss Hester Davis, Miss Cora Clay, Miss Rodfoni, Miss Btu Well, Miss Armstrong, 3.tss Jochum, weaver, Miss Shaonahan, Miss Qulalan, Miss Depue,’ Geo, Brock, Leon’ Martin, Mert: Marin, Josepli Faick, Frank’ Stevens, Harry Cunninghame Mr. Donath,’ Miss Dempster, Thos Redd, Sam Lewis, HL. A.'Burr, C. A. Barton, Mr. Jobn Q. Larman’s Injuries, HE SUES THE DISTRICT FO $20,000 DAMAGES. John Q. Larmen, by Messrs. Shellabarger & Wil- son, to-day entered @ sult agt. the District of Co- Iembla, for $20,000 damages. claimed by reason of falling into au area or hole In the sidewalk of Mary- Jand avenue end 22th street southwest (southwest Tr vth last, and breaking his ng other injuries, which he clalins ts due to the negilgence of defendant, Relief of the Poo: CHARITY DISFENSED THROUGH THE POLICE. Poor families were relieved through the agency of the police yesterday as follows: Second precinct, colored and 3 white families; third precinct, 2 white families, fourth precinct, 1 white and 2 colored families; sixth precinct, 1 colored; and 1 white family; elghth precinct, 1 white and 4 col- ored familles—making 18 fatutites of 67 persons re- Heved yesterday. ;A.potund party’ and pan-cake festival will be given this evenlug in the basement of St. Augustine's chureh for the benefit of the poor. ‘The Case of Mrs. Schramm. MATRIMONIAL INTENTIONS AN ELEMENT IN Tr. ‘This morning, in the Cnminal Court, Judge Wylte, the case of Mrs. Annie E. Schramm,‘ia- dicted for the grand larceny of $704 from Harry D. Kelly, a penstoner, who was boxrding at her house, on February 6th, was caliea. Mr. C. Carrington and Mrs. Lockwood appeared for Mrs. Schramm, and asked continuance on the ground that she was sick In Ded, that a witness was absent, and Ar, Carrington was Indisposed. ‘Phe Couri—"Are the parties married yet” Nr. Curtington —“I do not know, for 1 was not present to see tt, nor do T think that she would. be a healthy bride.’ T understand, however, that Kelly has offered to many er. Mrs. Lockwood asked the continuance of the case on the ground of the absence of a with “When did you see Mrs Schramm last?” asked. the court, Lockwood, “at my house “she called,” satd Mrs. Jast night, but was complaining thén and is worse this morning.” Mr. Coyle asked If tt was for the purpose of hav- ing the inarrlage ceremony performed that they asked a continuance. ar. Carringtog siid he asked this continuance for the reasons Stated. ‘The case Was continued, ——— District Government Affairs. AN APPEAL TO MR. RAMSDELL'S PATIENCE. ‘The Commissioners have written a reply to Mr. B. J. Ramsdeul’s request Unat_ the street In tront of his residence—Q street, between 2th and 21st—be drained by some process, ‘The Commissioners say that this Street 13 in the same condition as the re- tnaining thirty nulles of gravel streets In the clty: That the District 1s now, at least, in condition to begin Une Work of extending the area of improved streets Instead of having to do over again work Which was improperly done in the frst. place. ‘These Improvements will probably inelude the Street now complained of in the course of two, OF At Most three years. Meantime the patience’ of ‘she Comnmissioners umsdell and his neighbors will Pay one-third of the cost, a8 was done on Hillyer ies Just behind hin, he can have & pavement in have been isqueqOTiPING Penarns a issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: Witet & Libbey, repatr frame in lumber yard in Satlare 688, between 5th and 6th streets aid New York avenue and K streets northwest; $200. Aulick Palmer, erect. four two-story dwellit 10th, be- tween G and & streets southeast: $3,700.” It. Downe Ang, repair brick, 1322 9 street northwest; $150. Hugh wcCufrey, erect two two-story dwellings on lith street, southeast, between A ‘and B streets; $3,500. James Fitzpatrick, erect a two-story store and dwelling on 4th and K Streets: northeast; $2,000, D. P. Nleap, erect two three-story and busement wel ‘on Rhode Island avenue, between 16th find 17th streets nostra $14,000, ——— MULDooN’s Prewic.— About two week: Frawley, jr., was drivin; " When he ehtered an. ail James ley i South Washington n with his mule Mr. Minta P. Key, agent for the & P, €. A., Jumped in the back of tié cart, and Frawley took Out the tray ‘kK pin and dumped Mr. Ke} Into the oe. ee wearer before fudge Snell to-day, ani posed tues of $5 for cruelty to anioals, and $$ for dumping Mr. Key ‘out of the —— Friars Last Niout.—The alarm tured in from box 216 at 1:30 o'clock this morning by Superinten- dent Miles was for the discovery of fire in house 1602 Q street northwest, owned by Mra Crummel and Gecupied by C. W. Shelton. done fre caught trom an ovéieateg sot Sergeant ov ae Nokes ‘that about 12:15 o'clock this mornis ana 7th and Bin streets seein eeee” ‘cupled by Elizabeth Jones, colored. The flames’ were extin- by te éltizeus without turning in an alarm, ‘The Macnnerchor Masquerade. A MEERY CARNIVAL AT ABNER'S HALL. Abner’s hall was crowded last night with the members and friends of the Germania Maennerchor, the occasion being the annual masquerade ball of the society. There were a number of excellent characters, and those who assumed them acted with great success. The prizes offered were tor the best group, $15: second best group, $7.50; for the best character, ladies’ masks, a dressing case; resting'casel second prio, set of wine glaseee aod ‘case’ secon » Set Of Wine g Uley were awarded as follows: First: group Prize, Salvation Army, Mr., Mrs and Miss Devantier, Mr. ©. Haas, Mr. Mrs. F. Miller, Mra MM. Metcalfe, Messrs. and Dr. Roernstein. Second group—Prize, Hod- Carriers and Whitewashers; Messn. Smith,’ Spen- cer, Perry, Pierce and Posninsky; first ladies’ prize, Vegetable’ Girl, Miss Kate siyer; second ladies! prize, Fortune Teller, Miss Annie Hother, frst gen- Ueman’s prize, German Night Watehman,J.Petsch; second gentleman's prize, Prize-Fighter,Ch. Krans- kopt. The judges were Messrs. Charis. Walther, H. H. Bergmann and H. Brickwedde. After | unmasking those present continued the dancing and festivities untll a late hour, heartlly enjoying ‘The Courts, COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Hine agt. Maguarity; judgment below reversed and cause remanded for new trial. Equity Court.—Judge Mearthur. Yesterday, Vertley agt. VerUey; reference to the auditor. Voegele agt. woogeles divorce granted. ‘Moore agt. Jaeger; bill dismissed. CRIMINAL Covnt—Juage Wylie. ‘Yesterday, James smith. grand larceny; not guilty. Samuel Lewis, housebreaking in night; not guilty, Charles Smith, fuise pretenses: gulity; sen- Uenced to the penitentiary fur one year. Charies ‘Smith, larceny; pleaded tility; seutence suspended; also plead guilty ef » coud charge of talse pre- tenses and Was sentenced io the penitenuary for one year. ‘To-day, George Beatty, a herdic. driver, arrested Jast night for profanity, left at the station house $5 as collateral, which he forfeited thismorning. Win. Townsend, a lghy-colored negro, pleaded guilty to eight cased of larceny, and recelved an aggregate sentence of one year in Jail. Richard Gilchrist, Janitor and watchinan at ‘the Rev. Mr. Laws’ Bap” Ust church (colored), in Souta Washington, was ar- Tested for mallclousty firing a pistol; Med ‘$30, and gave personal bonds. Juita carter, colored, pald 310 for talking indecently. Win. MéLoughllh, re- fusing to pay hack hire; $250 or 15duya. Charles Smitii, indecent exposure; $5. West Washington Affairs. Tur T. M. HEALEY BraNcn of the Irish National League gave a reception and hop at. Forrest hall last evening, which was very largely attended and attested thé popularity of this. omganization. Among the guests present were Mr, and Mrs. P. Mccartney, Mr, and Mrs. Henry McIntire, Mr, and Mire. P. Mefutire, Miss Gannon, the Misses Stott, Mr. and Mrs Thecker, Mr. J. frwin and daughters) JP and Mrs. Craven, 'stns. D, Shanahan and Misses ‘Connor, Remy, Redinond, Dorsey,0'Prey, MeCo} Keyser, Ryan) Donahoo, ‘ilaud,” smith, | Cook, O'Day, 'L. Reed, O'shay, ‘Normillé, Gibbons, Ber: nard, MeMahon, Feeney, MeGee, Curran, Fletcher, Abbie O'Connor, McArdle, B. Manning, Burke, Liz aig MeCuen, Ryan and MeGindley. SALES OF’ Fisu STALLS —wr. ‘Thos. Dowling, auc- toner, sold yesterday, for the Distriet government, for the term of one year, beylnning March 1, fish Stalls tu the Georgetown :market, to Mr. William Simmons, for the followiig amounts: Stall 1, £26; Stall 2, $28; stall 8, $11, and stall 4, $11. ‘TW CaNaL—Although the officers in charge of the canal ollie have uo tustructions, a8 yet, It 1s thought that the water will be jet in the upper leveis of the canal Saturday night, and be turned off this level for the usual cleaning ont at that time, in accordance with previous reports. AN ALLeaRD Deseuren.—Yesterday ‘Tunnell arrested Willian Walke: desertion from the marine barra there. POLICE CourT—Judge Snell. Sergeant charged “with S. He Was sent FPP, 00 WoW Ww PDD FEE RRR poPoOOoO WWWW DDE RR PPP OO WWWW D DP FE RRR bo 00 WWWW DDE RR . » 00 WwW W DDD KEE R R This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomencss, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders, Sold only in cana, Rovat Baxsxo PowvEs Co,, 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aps Previous To Rewovisa TIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AND CANPETS AT COST. NO GOODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES. , Black Dress Silks marked downto 90 cta., 95 cts., $1.30, $1.40, Summer Silks marked down to 36cts.. 40 cts, 43cts., 46 «ts,, 52 cts. 55 ets,, 57 che, lack Cashmeres marked down to 36 cts,.40 cts, 44 cts., 46 cts, 60 cts,, 56 cts Colored Dress Satins marked down from 1 to 7S cts. Surab Dress Silks marked down to 36 cts. Colored Dress Silks marked down to 62 cts., 75cts, ‘Remnants of Barnsley's Bleached Table Linens half price Ble.ched Table Linens marked down to 36.cts.. 38 cta. Acta, A2cts., 44 cts., 46 ct, 4Scts., Oct, ‘Wanmutta Bleached Cotton, yard-wide 8 centa, 1.12, TOWSON'S, 636 Pennsylvania Avenue (South Side), fev26 ‘Near Center Market, TIS WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST FMERGEN cies that are liable to arise in every family. A col may be adang-rous thing, or not, line upon th means at hand tocombatit In sudden uttacks of col croup, asthuna, ete., Ayer's Cherry Pectoral will prove the quickest aud most effective cure,aud your vest friend. GiEO- ANDREWS, OVERSEER IN THE LOWELL J Carpet Corporation, was for over twenty years be- fore his removal to Lowell, afficted with galt rheua in ite worst form. Its ulcerations actually covered more than half the surface of bis budy und limus, Ho was entirely cured by Ayer’s Samsuparilla beo certilicate in ‘Ayer's Alinaiiue tor Lbad, as Cotoreo Sinks: BOe., 6: Se. RTe., $1.00, 81.25, ‘ANCY SILKS, : ‘75e., Bic, $1.00, BLACK SILKS, $1.00, to 83,00, CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. CARTER'S, 711 Marker Space, CHEAPEST Yard-wide Bicached Cotton in the United Btates (rood as “WAMBUT LA" ‘Se. yard, COLORED RADZIMERE SILI rv excel- Jent quality. actual cash value $1.50, reduced to 81.00, NUNS" VEILING (cream), pur: wool, widest double- F dluceal to Sie. NS. cream, pink. garnet, lignt blue, to Se. width, worth 6% COLORED SAT! ‘worth $1 00, reduce HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS, cream, pink, white, ct ite, worth #1.50, reduced to 81.00. EW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON (widest and Very best), at actual coat BLACK SILK RESDAMES, BL CK SILK MERVA- LUEUX. worth $1.50. reeliced to 1,00, (COLORED CASHMERES, pure’ wool, double-width, pink and cream, NeW YORK SILLS SHEETING, single width wide), special barguitz, 1254. ox BLANKETS reduced froui 60c. to $2.00 on every patr; actual cost. CARTER'S, feb16 711 MARKET SPACE Dovcrass, ‘Nowrm anp F Starsrs. ‘We have opened this morning 100 DOZEN MORE OF THOSE TRIMMED CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, ar ‘TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. ‘This will be tho last lot we shall offer, of this garment, y ‘this season, at the price, and ladies who have been wait- |" {ing will please call at once, as this price will move them quickly. DOUGLASE, (822, 624, 526 9th street. Savancse sonouts rane 27a febma ancDecorative Pictures, Jay Gould, «79th. mis ee WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, £0. aw. 1K & CO, HENDERSON & Co. Alexandria Affairs. ‘Reported for Tae Evestxo Stam Cousry CovKT.—The county court, Judge Sangs- ‘er, 18 now holding {ts February term at the court house. The early portion of tbe session has been eee With motions. The trials of civil suits ‘Will be begun on Friday. ‘The case of Benjamin Boyd, charged with ving with a colored wi contrary to law, may come up for trial this term: It 1s understood that he tg not now in the jurisdic- ton of the court. Mr. J. W. Barcroft, of Barcroft’s mills, ts his surety in $200, The session to-day will ‘de a short one. Batt.—McBirney’s hall echoed until the “we sma hours” tnis morning to the music which beat time to boundiag feet ata ball, the last of the season before Lent, given by a number of society young men. ‘RePORTER's Norra. —The Alexandria Light Intan- ‘try made a dress drill parade upon the streets last night.—St. John’s Academy Cadets paraded yes- verday afternoon.— Mr. L. Rammell oie ‘the Hy- Hen fire company a fine lunch at his house on Royal street_yesterday.—A county meeting was held at Columbia school house Saturday night, Mr. Grabamn 1n the chair, and Mr. Reed secretary, Which: considered the subject of new road laws, &c. No final action was takeu, and another meeting will be held at Walker school house next Saturday night, D.R. L' Deebie, Frank Hume, C. B. Graham, J. 1 Feebry and others have been selected as a commit- tee to draft a county road law for presentation to the legislature—The brig Havana, of Camden, N. J. 18 Low here receiving a load of eooperuge at ‘Reed's wharf for Cuba.— Mr. Joun Lannan tsabout ‘to extend his whart 300 feet into the river. —Capt. Jerry Robb, with an Alexandria gang, has already begun the Spring fishery in the lower ‘Potomac.— It is understood that the George Washington social club, of Philadelpnia, was much pleased with its reception here. — Alexander Branson, a well-known colored man, was buried to-day from his house on Franklin street, near St. Asaph. HH 00. SSgTTTTR) RTITT HHO of ja ave aoe HES Sane FES E iH HOO Sss8 ¢ kee ITITEFERRR ~, T ERR T EE RRR rE ORR 2 KEER E 83s. Byc8 CELEBRATED S1UMACH BEE FEES Bit T kuRR RSsy3> They who work early and late the year round need, occasionally, the healthful stimulus imparted by a wholesome tonic like Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. To all, its purity and efficiency as a remedy and preventive of disease commend it, It checks incipient rheumatism and malarial symptoms, relieves constipation, dyspep- simand Dilljousness, arrests premature decay of the physical enencies, mitigates the infirmities of agu and hastens conyales ence. For sale by ull Druggiste and Dealers generally, feb2 GreatAxpPosrriveCrosincSate ‘TO CLOSE BUSINESS BY APRIL lax, EVERYTHING AT COST, STUDY THESE PRICES: ‘Cousins’ fine Kid Button that are $3.50, cost price 2.70 (Cousins) ue Kilant straight Gowt hiand-sewed that F choice Now. Bette Button hand-scwed that were gold at now 83.25 ir lecdies' fine Kid, straizht Goat and Pebble Hat ten that Lave been #2.50'and 3, now at $2 aud $2.20 Xeueanber, these are cost pric. o: ‘Spring Heel that cost $2, Jot nisses* fine Kid now 31.55, Abvut 100 pairs children’s Shoes, with heels, at 450. SHOES, ME: Lace and Congress, that have Burt's fine Calf Butt, n en sold tor less than $5, your choice how. At $2.50, They are the very Last go di ade, nd at this Price will se All our other Meu’s and Boys’ Shoes marked down to vely close April Ist, Store for rent and fix- or sa actual cost. ‘Those in Want of Slippers should not miss this op- portunity. Memember nae, SINSHEIMER & BRO., feb12-1m ‘808 7th street, between Hand L Mas M. J. Hesz, 1309 F Srneer, ‘Has just returned from New Youx, and will exhibit during the coming week a full line of fo023, 370,000 & == Sar OF THE VAPOR FUEL COMPANY OF VIRGINIA for eale in lots of 10, 15, 20, 25 shares and upward to suit Purchasers, Inquire of HARRY C. TOWERS & CO., Bankers and Brokers, febJ6-1m. 1420 F street northwest, Eowann Cavity & Co. 1425 New York avenus, PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. A Large Stock of ! RANGES, FURNACES, LATROBES, GRATES AND At Low Prices JOBBING IN ALL THESE LINES PROMPTLY AT- a3 TENDED To. Tue La Farce DECORATIVE ART 00, S3xasT 17rH sTREEZ, North side Union Square, New York. Contracts taken large or small for MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, ‘Stained Glass of Every Description. Mosaic, Repousee, Wood Carvings, Embroideries and ‘Hanging, for either Ecclesiastical or domestic Purposes, Ana every kind of Interior Decoration for Public or Private Buildings, Z Examples of ae Te Farge's Work may be seen at Memorial tally Hard GOL ‘The Beck ewan aN Garfield Memorial at Williams College. Cyrus filden, Noy . W. Field, BIE jaton,” DAektus2t FL. Amea, Ar Cosr. ‘Weofferthe balance of our BATIN AND FUR-LINED CIRCULARS AND CARRIAGE ROBES AT COST, And the balance of our SEAL SQCQUES, CAPS AND MUFFS at September prives JAMES ¥. DAVIS' 801 Ex) 21 Pennsylvania, venue HERZOG, 313 PENNSYLVA) .W.,FOR- J. ruerly at 90H sth street nortnw at ites he tent Dry Goodn Ladies and Gent Jsundried, reinforced linen . 96, for the: i Bosom, Soe. poultively the Best inthe city for themoney. Entn Aderies, deni from 40. No. 818 Pennsylvania ave. 0. w. COGNAO, CHAM DIA A can be: ca): at SUBTiPS O14 stana, Xo. 619 D street, betwoun vinand 2 Note hy mul rwompely attenged- THI ; THAT NEVER BREAKS da ienacieseliriage Boe €23 7th street northwest LABELS owen acter twee DRY GOODS. New Beexca Jaen CITY ITEMS. Fans Are Out of Date, and Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup is “all the go” now. 35 cents a bottle, 1 Look Out For Frauds. Benson’s Capcine Pofous Plasters are widely imitated. Word Capeine cut in the genuine. Be careful 25 cents. 1 SEATON PERRY SUCCESSOR T) PERRY & RROTHER T RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF PLAIN AND BRAIDED JERSEYS That erie RIDE ADO NOO CRE RCH CRT He May Continue to have Strength TINEST QU Arty, 1S Bute k Md Wasmryarox, Dts Feds St 1884 —Prat. AJ. |dLty ABIES emcee AND SA Dezter—Sir: IV affords me pleasure to say {0 YOU | pMbrotbed Dy CASHMERE AND that after your having treated my limb four suc- CHINE FICHTS. ceeding days I walked ‘to your office this morning | NEW PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS. with much less suffering than I have experienc » BS TISTE AND SA © ROBES. CH SATINES IN GREAT VARIETY LSON'S SCOTCH ZH) R CLOTHS NITED SHIRIING 'LINESS AND PER- ‘CALE NEW) WHITE GOODS —IRISH AND GPRMAN in walking the same distance in the pasi year: the discomfort from my limb has been less each day ‘since your treatment commenced, so much so Uaal Tam encouraged to hope for a permanent cure. 1. M. Park, M. D. 1016 Massachusetts ave. D.C. February 2, 1881. —Pror. Dezter—Dear Sit: [have been a cripple for twelve years and ave used crutches ail the tme; have been treated by a number of doctors, including the most eminent physiclan of tus city, Dr. —, who gave me no relief, for the past twelve months: have hoz been able to Bear any weight on my Imb and suffered Intense pain day and night for U year. You have treated me seven times, and sou have removed ail pain and soreness 1 am now able to stand ail my weight on my limbs, and my health, which was very poor, 18 much better. Ire side aU'S12 G street soutbeast. REBECCA STOREY. ‘Wasntxoro: IN TRICOTS AND BROAD. PS MARITS. RED INDIA STERS, STUN BLA K GhonGR TO $150 PER VAR EOP STOCK OFF HANS. SURAHS AND SATIN ALL SHADES PUR 3 LK HEUNANIE ING AND SUM MER BLACK ICES GUARANTEED, TON PARALYTICS READ AND WONDER. Wasnixcros, D.C, Feb. 25, 1884.—Prov A. J. Dezter—Dear Sir: My’ wife has Deen paralyzed in her right side for five years. She has been treated elghteen Umes by you, and hasreceived great bene- NG can walk much better, ts Improving dally, and she thinks your treatiient will cure her ene urely. Prof. Dexter has performed many wonder- ful cures in St. Paul, Minn... my place of residence. ‘Yours respectfully, ‘N. MyRick, ‘Trémont House, City. Valuable and Convenient. Brown's BRONCHIAL S are a safe and sure Pennsylvania avons Estalilished IN0. Sop UTTRELL s DLACK SILKS, SURAH SILKS, fn Black and Cole Bome of thew goods werw (ousht at Special Sale, and SOLD AT PRICES LESS (i\N_ THE COST OF IM- | TRICOTES, LApITs ix remedy for Bronchitis, Coughs, and other troubles rH, | of the Throatand Lungs’ Sold only in boxe CASIME MES, OTTOMANS, &., Price 25 cents. ‘eo | fmall the ew spritar shaden A JOB LOT OF HAMBURG EDGING, at surpr $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Qt. Bottle, No.1 | ingly low prices, © call,and examine for yourselves, before pur- = J. ALUITERLL & 00. S17 Market Space, Rye Whisky, best in the worid for the money. + 26,29 icGEB’s, 9th street, near D, Rerforming many wonderful jetters published in to-day’s Prof. Dexter 15 cures In this city, as Stax will prove. ew Sraso Goons AL Smokers have long wishetl {or a good cigarette at 10 cents per package of twenty, that being pulitr price, and the principal dealers in Wash- Thgton have at last sucleeded in obtaining. one to MI this want. The “Purity Sweet” 1s guaranteed | to be equal to any now on the market at 15 cenis, and superior to wll at 10 cents. A trial 1s only asked to convince you. One hundred and forty thousand sold the first week. 1 TRUNSEL & CLARK No. S11 Market Space, Are adding New Goods in all tho Latest Styles to thelr Stock daily. ‘New French Satines, Sicilian and Ottoman, Cotton Fabrics in Choice Desiens. ‘Rare Bargains in Surah and J ancy Silke, Also, Grand Assortment of our usual ruliable Black and Colored Silks, Lupin’s Black Goods in creat variety at Bottom Prices. We Lave marked down a lot of Fancy Hosiery.desirable Goods, to about one-Lalf of their usual value, Table Linens, Towels, Napking Crashes, &c, large ‘Stock, low prices. INSPECTION SOLICITED, Smokers! Have you tried the famous Seal Skin Cigars ‘They equal the best imported brands. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, 3 Wholesale Agents. “Rough on Corns,” forcorns,warts, bunions, 15¢. Ae iw more economical to buy Durkee’s Salad Dressing than tt 1s to make adressing. Besides ‘this it 1s rade of better materials than you can buy atthe stores. Everybody ikesit. Try it eo Burnett’s Cocoaine PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HATR, ONE PRICE ONLY, And renders it dark and glossy. Itholds, in a iiquia form, a large proportion of lorized | _#eb16 TRURNEL & CLARE. Cocoanct Ou, pre} expressly for this pur- pose. No ote compound possesses the peculiar Properties which so exactly sult the varlous con- ditions of the human hair, ‘Whe “Rough On” Tooth Powder, elegant, 150. Lundborg’s Perfume, #denia, © Lundbor;’s Perfume, Marechal, ‘Niel Rose. €0. Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lil J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bar! Has, for more than half a century, been in use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- siclans as the best tonic and tnvigorator extant. ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu- lanly a lady’s medicine. 1a bottle. Sold by drug- ists. W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and jarrison streets, Baltimore, Md. ‘W,thsém, ‘Wells Health Renewer cures dyspepsia, impo- tence. Nasaldine cures Catarrh, for 5 cts. Sous T. Mirenes. 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS, suitable for the present ‘season, at very low prices ‘MISSES' CLOAKS ata special reduction. TEN PER CENT OFF ALL CASH SALES. Call an examine our stock. No truth HOUSEFURNISHINC | Porrery Axo Ponceuax Sole Azent for ROOKWOOD POTTERY, AMBERINA 4M | GLASSWARE and LUDY'S CLLELMATED Mir ilus “slderney Dairy Wagons.” ERATOR Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and deilvered In half-pouhd “Ward” priuts, %0c. per M, W. BEVERIDGE, und. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and sweet Milk, Sc. per quart, Cream feb16 No. 1009 Pennsy Ivania Avenue, PrP, U U RRR REE STRETCHERS, BoP BY Ratt Ee cree LON BEPERS Bg UU RR E KITCHEN UTENSILS, atid tull P uu EH Eee furuishunue dou & vATTS. ) 214 7th st.. S doors auowe Pent. ave, AND INVIGORATING. Tee Avencas Leaver = STUDENT LAMP, ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either aa a delicious NICKEL PLATED, deverace or for medicinal purposes, an unnTulterated Whiskey, are invited to make trial ot the ci lebrated, = brand A GALLON SECURITY om Fi 5 oa 0, % 2 22 28 Be ey8 Hy5 Su MS WHISKEY. ‘This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, has proved to bs FREE from Fusil Oi, and indeed of any | “J. W. SCHAEFER, of the modern ingredients which are used to give a | - Sictitious age and Savor to this popular drink, i CENA CINTA AXD ELATED AER, 028 No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. For sae oY Guear Revvcnoxs * ™ HFATING STovrs. Being Overstocked in abovn G: BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J.B, BRYAN & BRO, ds, and not wishinete PSR eee reyes el i ia at from 10 to 1s PE CENT OFF fron reelat ©... BRYAN, prices. Included i above are several of the bb Si Waeei fadiaat Hens. whic, will be scktat cost, Serauent of Cockine Stoves ala Laaiygey Lato leds, &e,, at Low Thos. we JE THOS. A. ROVER, N. T. METZGER & BRO. BEALL & BAKER, JOHN H, MAGRUDER, J.C, ERGOOD & Co., $ & 00., siret northwest, Reswasts: Resastsn OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF EVERY WITICAND ALL STYLES OF LIBLONS, SPECIALLY FOR FANCY WORK REMNANTS OF SILKS_2EMNANTS OF SATINS— Wasnrxorox, D. 0. H. & H. W., CATHERWOOD, NANIS Nits, AND EM BEMNANIS OF VEL IS AS as AT PRICES THAT YOU WIL). BE PLEASED TO feb9.$m Soue Prornrerons. BUY THEM KING’S PALACE WONDERFUL CLOSING SALE OF {000 UNTRIMMED HATS, worth from @1 to€2.50a J pike, your choice at 25 to contizme unt! every Hat is disposed of—abd doii't nogiect the op, ortunity, Also, TIL8, PLUME and FLOWERS at lower prices ‘than ever before. cht more of the beautiful SILK PLUSH COATS left, Mieiich wil boosld at bait Pes Cubarens, Misses’ and Ladies’ CLOAKS at S0c.on & Barn elegant LADIES’ VESTS at 37c., sold formerly BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE, for veiling and 5, Mt LIS to 2.50 per yard. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN KID GLOVES. Five-hooked Kid Glows, our own importation, at To. ‘ouiy, sold formerly at $1.25. Flegant Musquetaire Kids at #1, sold formerly at $1.50. ‘Three-button clegant Kids at 67¢., wold formerly st $1. ING SALE AT ALACE, Ova Harr Paice Suarez Sait GOING oN. 80.00 OVEROOATS AT 815.00. $25.00 OVERCOATS AT 81260. 82000 OVERCOATS AT $10.00. 818.00 OVERCOATS AT 89.00. 815.00 OVERCOATS AT 87.50, $12.00 OVEROOATS AT $6.00. {810,00 OVERCOATS AT $5.00, $25.00 SUITS AT $12.50, 32800 SUITS AT $1400 20.00 SUITS AT 1000 $18.00 SUITS AT 99.00, $22.00 SUITS AT $11.00. ATTEND KING'S 814 SEVENTH STREET N.W. feb 910.60 SUITS AT $526 Royal LIQUIDGLUE Ta ney Eero oF dak [aise PANTS! PANTS! PANTS!!! ER0 ¥ AeA Be sli ot end | Mot oo F 4 4UL) i Nnpenp ¢ Cn - FROM $100 UP “ (Nera Goo FRE|aratio ge E E ik 6 6G § E Everlasting Inseparable Tenacity and Tin Cover.) Mailed “THE CONCORD HARNESS" TE gueine Ed, ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR. - as “cox. | QEE THE BOYs' SINGLE KNEE. Pa’ ‘We here on bend s tango sock of she Oeheatel Ss aad sh "97- Coupe, Carriage, and Road Harness aspesialty. | Bor* School Hs jrpcentiedekiben, eed SHOES, in broken sizes, at half Good many JOB LOT 8, in a - price, - DAY AND | OS PLAIN FIGURES AND COX | ‘ORED SILKS, | | Anyone cau play the LADIES GOODS. Mx Gro Wim. Boole S TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER Lomdon, mpoaite Ebbitt Honan, Ladies that he ia now fatty An the abe a tate ont artis adh WHITE, 1835 F street northwest CAND REST POWDER te White Clover Paoe Dowden, MOS ROR, Baltimore, Ma. GREAT REDUCTIONS Trmaiine etock of Winter Cloak, Bon ry Gods, ot OMe Trevinn. Parte 907 Denneyivaniaavenae £608 i _ srorrast T's "Tn FEUCHSL, THE CADTES Taitor, 65 Lexincton § Wes st Side Rutranoa, TMi who are destrom stanues, Tailors ADIES. Unie t | Mae JP. Parser IMPORTER OF PASMHIONS IN PARIS AND. LoNDOom | MILLAN ERY | CLOSING OFT THY BALANC Y WINTER IMPOR. uw ue and Hair Trewwine. ee a Revrenr, (08 NINTH STRONY OPPOSITE PATENT Ormon, Nowiticc in ALT NEEDLEWORK, KENSINGTON RASENE and RIRBON EMBROIDEMIES and ALL | MATHCIALS for the sume Complete stock of ARASENE, CHENTLLE FRLTS, ‘SHE SATEENS. ¥ STAMPIN rED FRINGES. ED, 33m Ris Accuses Fon THE LADIES a prare = ai ED G08 of Pion. Complete OMtnt tor Clalde IG MRS Chaldre's LACK STEN ana SE TE waa an BROUDERED MATERIALS eet iuarket orice, ob band at hele (ine Tetabiiniment, north NCE ‘alno, Velvet and ‘Garuen Crape Vin Lacon, im ete. are pa fectly. eared ty thus Sage TADTES' E TALTY, Geistles mb Ulkispracen will: Jost thar sata state, aid sree pote tobe Rmaved eBectually. Huice SL and” wut \'SS ANSE K. BUMPHERY, a: TENTH STREET « Makoe COUNETS And ruscanters wrt 3 ure French Ti ide Undereh | en ported ity net jetted all Dress Reform Goa. Bnwich Conets and bustles. | ‘The “Hercules” Sap Porting Comet, for winch Mise HL is special agent, 7 OWE take, tat for the poe na vat Ganmot be surp ND Rrait, German and Spanish spoken. _PIANOS AND ORGANS. °S CPRIGHT PIANOS —A& 1 these unequalled, H. L SUMNER, Agent, feb23 S11 Nin PEC street (AL SALE OF PIANOS AND ORGANS, BEGINNING FEPRUARY 12rn, AND CONTINUING DATLY TULL ALL ARE SOLT IF NOT SOLD IN SIX DAVS AT PRICES QUOTED, THE BEST OFFI WILL Be ACCEPTED, CEX J. KECD, No. 433 7th atroct, cnaU: NO. ‘Kale & Co. in ine Steinway i fered at $825. Uprichit, ug nia Gionthe, 6 ort yarty at is). No. S.—One ut chow thade in tone anid sections ort fend Cit wes teed lw world coutaibiug a complete chime of be DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING =] BE firva r 3. F. LUCAS, fe08-1m 515 9th street worth rear Prasos TAKE THE LEAD OF THE BEST. in Squara and Uprishte ‘Buc tr alition elute Several now on land,taken #n from rent, and tot little werd. willbe wkd very ow ou tas tonthty payment 2 to e200 on su old Piano we wild 1 value for ite 1H STREET. ACTORY WAKEKOOM, | Hex Macnificent sty! Coxurpassed in fi a EKAMP BRANCH F WAIS ON # L WALD & m0, 1G. Ji ih etwas morthwee j THE WONDERFUL CLAT rat deat ns Sd without ie eweetest cxpnesmion, BRANCH & BACH aud N i npon tt w PIANOS TUNED AND RE PATRED A SPECIALTE. $27 Orders promptly attended to. Axeiereuces: Chickeriiye & Sons, New Fork Rooms, O18 11th street north wom, EXUIXE “DECKPR" 4 MANOS Gos Man Ss itoR Bhs. x GO UA RUNS, ole Apent, 40; Aku ai Bo ‘Alve tur Burdett oncaine sept HENDACIS PIANO WAREROOMS_HANOB Strakes tor wake eiod: santas se itn Knute ty ote worlds Voie aud repre nUSIC. STRCK & 0. PIANO, The Moat Peefoot Piano sade EMEHSON PIANO, The Bost Medium-yriced Plano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Oncuns sol on installments, rented oF 8 elianged: rent applied if purchased. Stun: MUSIC ‘The only complete stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No. 015 F STREET. firm Filin Co, a8 RESERVE Manssing partnor of the THE MUTUAL SEMIES OF ree havius LIFE ASSOCTAIN nist hide falas Toeaitterand com toate te ae tal see Yor tee purpome OF worieating for ior falsity of these od the adaswot the 70C a well we the Inwue enone chant Eagar! fem tie repost of the Buitalo committee: oS A very Hackl or detecting era Greoknes 0; alana no isi ered fou it. the caapany. to ot i's beat. Poe Jerous somaitton, desing Justly with ite meaty 6d = ‘with the public: thea appearances nw dese tir and Pacts unreliable.” Extract frou the report of the Baltiznore oS Pou every iogairy tae. all tion edven to th matter. aid from their Nation, the conauitter titi tt wafe to wage tat ih nesitarely worthy uf the entire coufidence of i truly a ittual deportation mr vauber formes camponent pw. t, Kirt do woud or bar” : MA: Very dry, end pe Bnei | BE Sate ‘These well-known orands of Champagne are guaran teed to be from the Vintage of 1875, which has produas® Ux vest Champex ues of the past 1b yearn For saleby BAaRBOUE & HAMILTON axD THOS. RUSSELL, lon