Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1884, Page 4

LOCAL MENT | sew For the middie ‘cloudy Weat he art D¥ SHOW, orl *. For Friday cloudy weather, with suow or rain, 1S of New Euglan but partly as snow deap Sinshetmers followed by rain, ab more than ever Jn any one year before Tus fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s 1109 YasTExDay, Mr. Dietriekand others, 1 SBERKY Wixes.—A 1 Just arrived with the last Lever portent. ¢ 17th street northwest. of sherry wine has which 1 cou- 1 Methodist cx including all of Vi venrd in auutial se rence (colored), Flot Maryland, cou burg, Vi, yester- ND DISTRICT. MUSEINEHIN, Ac. and The Forge Mastor.™ FORD'S OPERA Horsr— Mis fm Young Mrs Winth Teese Comce. Dive MesetM.—Curtosities anid in! Just coneluded a fuli term MeRentey has served Mt LINcou Hart, mets “His Pligrimage to the Holy Lana. lecture on the art of J.J. Keane on memory by Prot. Condensed Locals. 0. Of eat i ¥ Unt chure disagreement got the ¥. 3... a} ie Gorstioh several tern upon the questic and Jt streets, trict, tuts Se other ehurehes here, OTS last Eventi Ww secure tunds to d the proposed trip meeting of the Society of the | Brooklyn at the my of the Pot fonneriy of Est Washington, Baitiza Westin Street at W mnerly of McKendree, to the stationhouse early | the corner of 10th and S streets u colored and ten f St persons re families composed rest, treasurer of the “United ur belonging to the s her bed room, s¢ and 11th of tb between the ath | 1rd avenue, Baltimore charged In the Poitee Court to- A not stesl the 4 mau mamed Cha nt that ff was taken case Was con- Opposed to the Hailroad Tracks. ACTION OF CINZPNS IN THE NORTHEAST Amecting of citizens of Northeast Wa: was held last nicht at Temperance hell, rtheast, to take som s.lburn, W.WeVdnarsdale and Al Whou: Went from this efty and H streets Hamspx lation to the eontinuane toacks of the Balt! ‘that part of the city to the prejud udred persons presen called on To preside and Mr. A. J. De rot the reme vad to sole plice out | more beautiful, both Indesign and De respectiuliy eforts ousuly U pare b, Knonse, Brown, direction for thelr labor; to mn Various kinds of art Industry: to { comunittee and to obtain nel por: ‘The Democratic TTS RELATIONS 1) WHAT CHAIKMAN DICKSON SAYS. A STAR reporter chairman of the the Distriet, why thy Teeelved by the committee know,” was the rep and Mea of t feris called upon t Will not accept Wax em, Skelotonized leaves, plain Sewing. Ti | educational tn givtus s as Mrs La F Mor The ex! morro, Sovrnmex Meri RENCR.—AT the concert last night Was Lire highest expec the exhibition uf t she sang last in Washi! Md Won the wartuiy well be, that she 8 des front rank of contra! wlastic audien Works, th the northeastern section of the elty. the program that wou bs Getette performances by Messrs ie piaao sole tone solo by Mr. Warren's. Young: in church muste. ‘Wish wil! be affonied to-morrow at per service at St. Dominic's church, where she will suing Kossint’s O Saluteris. Lancesy Casma—Nace Rell w: Police Court today, with petit larceny “ase sent io grand jury: bonds $00. Smith, colored, Bas been s charged in the “allng Coal hods, wes and a tub from diferent p too, went to the grand Jury; bonds $50. Onr fourth arrival from Port * hundred bunches, ‘The depot for bananas 1s at No. choice bananas, Wi B street northwes Marriage Liceysi 5 er of the court t MeCeney and Heien M. Hyatt; W. H. Will Mary A. Jackson; Wesley F. "Graham, of Alex " ‘! ; John Brown Sutth; Edward L Haminersiey and Etat Laueu and Lucy D. Donaldson. Drrosrr Co—The Wa it Co, respectiully Invite’ the public to thepect Its Premies, rallies wilh be ¥ and Saturday of tus week. Tue New Save the public to 0. 916 Penna. ave. The Changes Among the Pastors. PREACHERS To COM# TO THIS CITY—WHERE ~ LRAVE THIS CITY AKE TO BE STA Thos gp. ‘MNING THE APPOINT- MENTS OF M.-H. CONFERENCE, There we quite a number of changes made in es of the Methodist Episcopal churches renee on Tuesday evening, probably ok place among the District pastors ‘The charges of 4th street ngton), Rev. Jos. France; Metropolitan, ¥; MeKendree, Rev. W France; North. Capttol, tet, Rev.’ J. H. Ryland: Union, Ri dnd Memorial, Rev. C. T. House, ried. The Foundry faiied to obtain ¥. Prof. Phelps who tt was thought would be red froin ‘New York, but succeeded In ob- of Rev. Dr. H.R. Naylor, who garded asa fine preacher. Dr. Naylor, A few serves] the Metropolitan very acceptably, ‘¢ has filed some of the most important ap” ‘nts in Baltimore. Key, W. FE. Ward, who many friends during bis ‘pastorate’ here, for Whatcoat, one of Baltimore city’s best esanew man for Washing- n, Who ts sald to have been his former appointments, nLof which have been In Baltimore sioorherL ‘There will be many regrets er, Who served Mount Zion S. and Was before stationed at- Ryland, is city for Frankiln street charge in Balt: lepartnre of Res. SM. Hartsock from Ham- ad frou the District, after a very successful ‘Years, Will cause regret uot only odists Hui also among the temper- nil Mrs Hartsock having been ac Leauss. He goes to one of the s in Baltimore, Entaw street, recently presiding elder of Bai- tn that posttion by Rev. Dr. Lan- of Hamline. Georgetown) loses the services Webster, Who goes to a fine al Itinore—Fayette street. Dr. Wel lex. W. L MeKenney, who has ol. Mr. ton and Hamline full ‘cord at each appolnt— Norris, who when Kev. Dr. was tuade the prestding elder astor: district, Renney surcee rs a term as presiding elder ts in Baltimore and Tinore district. Usk von Capitol Hill) receives a pastor not un- Known in the District, in the person of Rey. Kobert S. Burt, Who Was a year aco pastor of the Metro- polltith, “ind to whos good management 10 a great Kent Is credit due for reducing the debt of Kees rd Downs leaves Waugh for Monroe Kes who has been tn charge of , Is sueceeded there by Rev. br. E. D. Owen, who has served at Ryland and Mt on. in thls elt}, aud was recently at High street, atin Mr. Laney goes to Fletcher ( stall chure ew York avenue which has been fe without an appointment, Dut bas s reed for a few years past by Rey. Mr. Wil- chureh. ; formerly of Ryland, 18 sta- dat Huntingte nue, Baltimore: Rev. W. F. worly presiding elderot Washington dis- th Balt : Kev. B. Peyton Brown, who 1 the F Wesley, Dunbarton” and nul "held. the presiding elder- sittnore; Rey. J. E. AMOS, t Wesley Chapel, 1 iy of 12th street. at > bry Nice, formerly at 12th t River: i HL, Richardson, tor- Baltimore; Rev. at Fred whridge and Waugh, to ‘Har M. F. B. Rice, formerly of ai Jefferson street, Baltimore: J. MCK. Rel- i Georgetown, at Madison Square, Widerman, formerly of Hamline, at nerly Of Grace, thon, formerly of Ryland, Davis, formerly of Gore Charles “MeEltresh, formerly of jou, at Towson, H. Lemon, maby yearm ago Piedmont: Jesse C. Starr, for pes to Leonardtown, Md.; Page . Blelaskl, all of zo to Middletown, Wil- vad Kockyiile reserved Hadda- sad recently at . CH. Mytnger, of this elty, 13 supernumerary in Severn circult, (Rev. T.’ J. Cross) Artistic Industries. HIRITION OF THE SOCIETY OF DECORATIVE ART. Soctety of Decorative Art exhibit and sale of, ries and other art work, at the Richmond, corner of H and 17th streets, ts very inter- 1 instructive, Soine of the portieres are secution, than hing of the kind that has been seen In Wash. fil It is to be hoped that those who have fal in svcuring this fine collection will the people of Uue capital appreciative of their if this soclety 4s to provide a place for and Sale of art Work: the diffusion of e 0% stich Work among women, «nd thelr ‘artistic Industries. {tls the aii Of the s=~To induce art wor! thor- ave Worked tnsticcesstally tteal intain classes in intain a lending ‘ts of decorau 4 persons who c: ary of Ltnd-books On. Su durt: 10, Work, and assist in adapt ements of Honse-furnishing and Droidertes ¥ offers for sale at ft rooms whatever 1s recelving: ed for house S. Wingings, boc iim avers ani fruit, feather Knitting, “erochet ty Is doin sent to It and Designs trot such arzists idelird M. Huntand John cured through Its ag rt emporium, Oh eXiMbIt oleman, Miss Mos Win. S. Hoyt cee Mi p tion and sale will continue through to District Government Atiairs. stn oa TTA STARIsTICS, th oMleer's report for the week en ISS4, Shows that the number of 4 oa (Ch Wits 40-55 WhIt of miertillts per 1,00) per ane ny ZSS for the whit 3.0% for the colored, 74 for the totai popntation, ‘There ‘were Hs atid 70 births Feported, SEILDING PRISITS Inspector Entwiste as follows: ta twostory dwelling. 2th ALT streets northwest: £000,“ A three story store and d welling, S northwest: $5.00), “Mrs Hermad brick 1429 Mth’ street. northwest, Owe a dwelling on the x Henry Hall © ork avenne: $900. Miss Stary a thre ‘ory store and oMce, F street 1th sti ss 0. F. T. Sanner, dwelling, Q. between 4th. and sth : fh and AN stockert and er, ener ve two-story dwellings, Nevtl ma avenue. between 10th and 1th streets MISCELLANKOt: Ung Inspector Eatwlel W. nara toremovet 1 the en Of 1th and F strevts southweee fing Inspector Entwisie has condemned the: ten. Walid side of New York nee Washington was to-day commisstoned adilitional private on the Metropolitan polls do duty at the Washington brick machine DN IN THE OLDEN Tig —Mr. E. saat Uke Congregational church. Hist even: ave un entertaining and graphie account of the scenes and incidents witnessed Uy during the years he was a newspaper cox. wet at the capital. A personal acqualnt wenton, Giddings and’ the S thirty years ego: the details which history nts and @ forcible style, gav interest to. the Weettre. The deat of n the House; Renton’s great montis Dil; his personal. encounter on the flcor of the Senate, a8 1 lige at Wve capital thirty years hells thyt tined the avenues the prevailed, and the simplicity pared with that of the present, hed upon in the course of the lect une aud a Wut There was avery large audience present. —___ IW AGENTS’ TEST CASES Dase ose uit Court, to-day, before Judge: Wye on a 4 Mr. W. P. Beil, for defer dants, Ptest coos agalust Brviford and Dye a sto the hi ot the Dlsirlet to levy a tax on pro vessonal clitioners before the departwnents. were dis: -rluinates TWO old. casey Parent axp —In the Did Guiteau Have Accomplices. WHAT EX-DISTRICT ATTORNEY CORKBILL 8AYS ABOUT MR. COOK'S TESTIMONY—THE MAN WHO WANTED TO BUY 4 PISTOL. A Sar reporter found Mr. George B. Corkhill, ex-district attorney, at his law office on F street. “Did you read the report of the testimony given before the Springer ,committee yesterday?” asked ‘the reporter. “Isaw what was published in THE Sram last grains Mr. Corkhill 1d You notice,” asked the reporter, “the intl- tions of Mr. Cook that you had endeavored to suppress inv leading to a de ent ot the tact ‘whether Guiteau Secomploes oF “i read what was said,” the ex-district attorney. “I do not to be interviewed upon that subject at present. What I know and ‘What my opinions are may be given at some other time. ‘The matter to which Mr. Cook referred was deatmdarit, made by an obscure second-hand dealer that Guiteau with some other persons had been in his store previous to the assassination in- quiring concerning the purchase of revolvers, He re- Peated the language used by the ym whom he pretended to suppose Was Gulteau. The incident was published in Tag Stam at the time, and the next day, or a few days afterws T recetved a letter from the late William P. Copeland, who was then at Long Braneh, in which he said’ that the inter- ¥iew in the second-hand dealer's store was an 1n- terview with him and a friend, who went in there for the purpose of looking at’ some pistols, as he Was expecting te make a trip to Mexico and wanted to buy a In his letter, Mr. Copeland gave ‘the time of the interview, and gave exactly t lan, uséd. On investigation it was conc sively shown that there was nothing in the story ‘beyond What was stated by Mr. Copeland.” ““ME. Cook says,” observed. the reporter, “that he aid not have conddence in you and did not consult, sh “I can only say,” said Mr. Corkhill, “I don't think’ he did His’ associates afterwards did ot seem to have much confidence tn him.” “Do you think that Guiteau had associates in the commission of his crime?” asked THE STAR. “I have sald,” answered Mr. Corkhill, “that T do not desire to express any opinion upen that subject now elther one Way or the other. Ido not think it Proper to express thy opinion either as to. the testi- inony concerning iny relations to the star route caseS or my maniigement of the Gutteau trial, un- jess I am compeiied to do it as a witness. If Gulteau had any assoclates, or If any Influence was brought to bear upon him ‘for the commission of the ciime, I certainly know it, for | thoroughly in- Yestigated every suspicion, or even Tumors con- cerning Guiteau and his mévements and his ass0- elates, REAL Estate TRANSFERS.—Deeds in fee have been ‘flea as follows: James K. McCammon to T. H. Alexander, lot 11, sub. 139; $3,074. Mary Dugan Sean Sullivan, pt. sik B. aes ee ee Georgetown; $—. Sullivan to Mary ete pts. 79 and 80, sub. lot to West, pt. 2, sq. 990; $—. Geo. F. Woolster to Loulsa_ Parker, pt. 15, sub."Pleasant Plain; $700. R. H. Jor- don to Annie 8. Coyle, plece of land in county; $—. 0. Bigelow to Geo. A. Arms, pt. 14, sq. 712; $—. RB. P. Jackson, trustee, to Geo. A. Arms, pt. 14, sub. 712; $—. Katherine M. Henderson to George B. Whiting, pt. 39, sub. 97; $125. Appleton Pritchard to Frank Patmer, lot 41, sub. of Long Meador $16,000. C. J. Hillyer to Joseph H. Ficke, pts. 41 42, Sub. sq. 98; $9,500. John E. Clokey et, al. to Su- ‘san R. Clokey, lot 2, 1107;$—. Geo. T. Ellen to Thos, Murphy, pt. lum Castle Manor, etc.; $2,600. a ————— ‘The Newman Church Fight. PROCEEDINGS AT THE COUNCIL YESTERDAY APTER- XOos. In the Congregational council, which is consider- ing the relations between the Madison avenue Con- gregational church and the Kev. Dr. John P. New- man, in New York, yesterday, Deacon Foster, after rehearsing the action of the Ranney faction, said the call for the council was simply a call by a con- tracy of usurpers of the name and prerogatives ortne church. The statement that or . Newman had made an attempt to change the government of the church from Cc rationalist to Methodist, €F Some other form of government, he affirmed was untrue. Mr. Abbott called attention to the fact that the petition that was signed by alleged pewholders asking Dr. Newman to remain was made up of “multiplied names.’ All the names of one family were used, old or young, and many of the signers had only a single sitting in a pew. Dr. Ranney said that during Dr. Neemans pee mud go torate people came to the church as they Wo to the theater to hear a lecture, and he denied that Dr. Newman had ever notified him of his accept- ance of the pastorate as Dr. Newman claims he dtd. br, Newman was then invited to the pulpit, from which he made his address. He said he had ad- ministered the offices of the church in the best inter- ests in Congregationalism so far as he knew ho he would not change the complexion of the church. He had esteemed himself the legal pastor in view of the state statute and the manual. “I beiteve that I remain as pastor of this church with the con- currence Of those Who are the members of the church. Convince me that Tam wrong and iy Teslgnation will be handed in before the sun goes down.” Dr. Newman then solemnly declared that he had never thought of, spoken of, or suggested a change fn the church to"Methodism. . After Dr. Newian’s address the council decid to take no more testimony, and Went into execu- Uve session. Avsouurery Pere x rooyy A&E: Ek‘ ¥ 2*S tus BE A KK Ell NNN aco AA KK IT NNN G @ BABS EEE BB A 4k K HN KN ‘Q6e This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeneas. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phospimte powders. Sold only incana, Rorat Baxrxa PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. as To Bex Day Goons Asp Cazrets AT Cost, ONLY THIRTY DAYS MORE, NO GOODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES. BIG BARGAINS IN BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. 30-stylen Heavy Damask, 360. iO atyles Heavy Damiani 2 Sotplen Heavy Datta” 40c2 isin Heavy and Pin Duna, 600, Da. Satyles Fine Damask, “ stess to adjust in the pe naing ca ee I Sale oF CLoTHINe.—Mr. Dowtlys win sell auictin routes to-morrow, at er eice Nee ae ht ih and Signment of men and boys elOv, separate pieces. bates ~ Ne ago, and Teaver” te arott alcense Gatylen ‘ask, Satyles Fine Damask, BIG BARGAINS IN FRENCH BLACK CASHMERES. c. M. TOWSON. mhI3__696 Pennaslvania Avenue (South Bide). [7 3.WISE To PROVIDE AGAINST EMERGEN ‘cies that are liable to arise in every family. A col may be a dangerous thing, or not, depenting upon the ‘means at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold; croup, asthma, etc., Ayer's Cherry Pectoral will prove the quickest aud most eifective cure, and your best friend, GiEO. ANDREWS, OVERSEER IN THE LOWFLL Carpet Corporation, was for over twenty years be- fore his removal to Lowell, afflicted with salt rheum in its worst form. Its ulcerations actually covered more em Bale in sires oe body and mbes, He was entirely cured by Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Bee certificate in Ayea’s Almanac or 1883, EY Bravrro. Darss Goons, SILK AND WooL, ‘New Colors, New Shades, only 25, (real value 60.) CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. SILKS! SILES! SILKS! FANCY SILKS, 3734. COLORED SILKS, 50. HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILKS, 75. SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRESS GOODS (imita- tion of pure: eee 6. Sew YOUN MILLS MEETING 24 wi | SHEETING, 23 wide, best Our $1.25 BLACK SILKS reduced, 81. Our 81.50 BLACK SILKS redqced, $1.25. oe BLACK SILKS reduced, $1.50. NUNS’ VEILINGS, pure wool, wide, double-width— PLAC =a PURE SILK GRENADINE SILK tual value 81:25), omy 15, bo COLORED SILKS (worth $1) reduced 975. REMNANTS OF SILKS at lees than cost, from 1 to 10 yard TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, (slightly soled), worth 78, reduced 50. ites, SUX MERVILECX (special bargain at COLORED SATINS, 60. BLACK SATINS, 50. mbll CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE, ‘The Courts. Equrrr Covet—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Lord agt. O'Donohue, writ of assist- ance ordered to issue. Corbet agt. Corbet; refer- ence for testimony. ‘Ackerman Plainuff ordered to pay examiner's Crecorr Covrr—Je ‘Yesterday, Rand Mant agt. Ackerman; fees. . fudge Hagner. Co. agt. Dungan; Poticr CouRT—Judge Snell. ‘Today, Henry Smith, Edward Pinkney and Ra ward Smith, colored, were chi with assaulting: ‘William Snowden, ‘who jed that because he iceman the names of the defendants they they Were fined Seach. Kate Lewis and Fannie Lewis, two young colored wom Sued $20 each for an assault and battery on color ipscomb, ‘Tae Rervsiicay’s Lisst Scrr.—Mr. William @. Nicholas and Mr. William ‘M. Robertson, the man- aging and city editors, respectively Republican, entered ih the Police Court this morn- vail in the sum of $500 to appear in Mel sult mentioned in yesterday’s ae Laws Against Shipping Dynamite. DIRECTS THEIR STRICT ENFORCEMENT. Attorney General Brewster has sent the follow- ing circular to all United States attorneys and mar- “‘By direction of the President I have to in- form you It 1s reported that certain persons are | aiding in the prosecution of heinous crimes by to foreign ports explosives jest degree to life and property. t has been adduced that this rumor 1s founded upon fact, and the President cannot belleve its truth, ‘The honor of this nation, however, requires that 1t should not be open to the imputation, unfounded though 1t be, of the slightest appeararice of tolera- Ung such crimes, whether to be committed against, ple or those of other countries Your at- ion 18 therefore called to sections 5853, 5854, and 4279 of the Revised Statutes ‘of the ‘tates, Which regulate the shipment of explosives and’ the punishinent of those who’ tn- fringe thelr provisions, and you are instructed to be diligent in your efforts to prevent the offenses described, and to detect or prosecute those who have or may commit th : Tus Drug Nove. Eripemic.—Thé Jersey City lice yesterday arrested seven runaway Doys. Five of ‘them were from Morrisville, Pa. The other 14 and 13 years, are from Chambersbt nton, and ‘both were armed with pistol and ammunition. ‘They had walked all the way, they said, and were going to New York. of the National and gave the criminal Stax Baows Masora Esrastisameyr. SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN BLACK DRESS GOODS. Full width Black Cashmere, good value at 606, our Full width Black Cashmere, good value at 75c., our Full width Black Bilk-warp Henrietta, good value 81, Fall width Blsck Tamise, good value at 75c., our price 68c. ‘Full width Black Serge, good value at 65c., our price 50c. S4-1nch Black Bunting, all wool, cheap at 50c., our price BAUM'S MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 416 SEVENTH STREBT NORTHWEST. ‘Woare also offering some very CHOICE BARGAINS in OUR DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. ‘Wo name only a few: 20 pieces Double-ball Chenille Fringe, regular price 98c. Pa'yard, our price 69. a yard ot Plain Silk Passementeri, cheap at 76. a! yard, our 1 Jot Plain Silk Passementerie, worth @1ayard, our price Big Bargains in Fine Chenille and Bead Fringes and Escuri than elewhere. Another lot of Beaded Fronts at half regular price, ecaa ccaa > 416 7TH STREET N. W. renee cass Scaaa weet ates AND INVIGORATING. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicion ‘beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated ‘Whiskey, are invited to make a trial ot the R PP EE FRR E ‘This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, has proved to be FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any ‘of the modern ingredients which are used to give » fictitious age and flavor to this popular drink. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J.B, BRYAN & BRO, ©.C. BRYAN, BL. WHEELER, THOS. A. ROVER, XN. T. METZGER & BRO. BEALL & BAKER, JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 4.C. ERGOOD & Co. Wasurxarox, D. 0. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, Sour Paovarerom. | Crosixa = Sare Smt Tae Frry Cexts Os Taz DOLLAR SALE GOES ON MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS ‘890.00 OVERCOATS at... $25.00 OVERCOATS at... SUITS FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS IN SAME PROPORTION. ‘ust received a splendid line of SPRING OVERCOATS, At €7.50, 89,00, $10.00, $12.00 and $16.00, FULLY 6) FEE CENT EELOWTHEPRICES OF ANX} wo nave Suits for Boys from 18 to 17 years old, from OTHER STORE IN THE CITY. ‘Also a nice line of ‘BOYS’ SUITS, At $3, 84, 85, 86, 87, 87.50, 88, $9 and $10, ‘They beat anything ever shown here for the money. THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. TYSSOWSKI BROS., CORNER Isrm AND G STREETS feb Diews Davo Srone. ‘This store has been temporarily removed to” ‘1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, (Vernon Bow,) ‘Where » complete assortment ot PURE DRUGS AND FINE CHEMICALS, ‘Together with s full lineof DOMESTIC and IMPORTED ABTICLES, can always befound. — feb25 Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tre EVENING STAR. z SouTHwast THOROUGHFARES —There has been some inquiry as to ownership and control of the lanes which constitute Wilkes street, Payne strect ‘and Gibbon street extended, outside the eity limits, and the lanes which lead to the main cemeteries, These lanes have been 80 long dedi- cated to Public use as to give the public right of ‘Way over them, and besides this the grants in the deeds of the graveyards and of the property sur- rounding them all contain grants of the right of ‘Way over the lanes All of them have been opened for over eighty Besides lanes now open ‘here are deeds in the early part of this century | setting out an extension of West street from Duke to Wolfe, as West lane, and a lane one block west | of this, connecting Duke and Wolfe streets, and deecrived ag Hamilton lane. A New Paston.—Rev. John Edwards, who will Decome the pastor of the Trinity Methodist church here, has just been transferred to the Virginia con- ference from the Baltimore conference, into whfth he was received from the conference of St. Ives in Cornwall, England. He 1s un- derstood to have been always an excellent pastor and most effective preacher. Strut, Lives —The Friendship Fire company has refused to sell its apparatus and will have a meet- Ang for the election of officers on the 20th inst. This company Was organized in August, 1774. NOTES.—AL the last. mayor's court George Con- ner was held on the charge of the larceny of} clothing from the dwelling of J. P. Agnew. ——Judge Meade yesterday, at a called court, set~ | ed the accounts of the estate of James Green. ‘The new tron bridge over Difficult run, on the! Washington, Ohto and Westera railroad, was fin- shed yesterday, and trains are now passing over it, he tug Ania, just bull at Agnew ship-rant, Was launched to-day. It belongs to Councilman Wm. S. Moore.—Frank Taylor, long driver of the Hydranilun steam fire engine, {8 abont to erect a comfortable dwelling on the ‘Site of the old Kilby Property, on Fairfax street, near the Midland tun- nel. Cpt. Grifin has been returned to the com- mand of the ferryboat Virginia, Caranrnru. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. ‘Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Headache and Fever instantly relieved. Choking mucus disledged, membrane cleansed and ‘healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste and hearing re- stored, and ravaxes checked. Cough, Brouchitis, Droppings into the Throat, Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep, ete., cured. One bottle RADICAL CURE, one bor CATARRHAL SOLVENT and one DR. SANFORD'S INHALER, in | ‘one package, of all druggists, for 81. Ask for SaNFoRD's Rarcat Cvne, a pure distillation of Witch Hazel, Am. Pine, Ca, Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, ete. PorTeR Dnvo axp Cuemicat Co., Boston. PAIN I8 THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE. COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER Instantly affects the Nervous System and banishes Pain. A perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED WITH A POROUS PLASTER FOR 25 CENTS. Itan- nihilates Pain, vitalizes Weak attd Worn Out Parts, strengthens Tired Muscles, prevents Disease, and does more in one half the time than any other plaster in'the world, Sold everywhere, mhio GueatAy pPosrriveC LOSING SALE ‘TO CLOSE BUSINESS BY APRIL Isr. EVERYTHING AT COST. STUDY THESE PRICES: Cousins’ fine Kid Button that are 83.50, cost price $2.70 Suisins’ hive Rid aud etraieht Gest basa sewed Chat your choice now $3.60. 0, NOW S25. Si cur ladies fine Rid, straight Goat ton that have boew $2.50 and 3, now at 82 and 82.20. ‘emember, there are coat pri Prices. ‘One Jot misses’ fine Kid Spring Heel that cost $2, now 81.55. Burt's Low Shoes at $3.25, former yn AI! our Ladies 3 is Low Si oe 845 down to act "$3 SHOE ual cost, Burt's fine Calf Bi never 83. very best couds made, and at this me me ‘Sand Boys! Shoes marked down to actual cont. We positively close April Ist, Store for rent and fix- tures for sale, ‘Those in want of Slippers should not miss this op- portunity, “Remember name. SINSHEIMER & BRO., feb12-Im&2w 808 7th strect, between Hand I. mt Bebbie Button hand‘sewed that were sold at 1d Pebble But- Summer futton, Lace and Congress, that have sold for less than 5, your cholce now" at Reasasts: Reasanrs , CLOSING SALF OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF REMNANTS IN EVERY WIDTH AND ALL, STYLES OF RIBBONS, SPECIALLY FOR FANCY WORK. Ri REMNAN: RE IN, AT PRICES THAT YOU Wilt, BE PLEASED TO BUY KING'S PALACE WONDERFUL CLOSING SALE OF 000 UNTRIMMED HATS. worth from @1 to #2.50a, piece, your choice at 2c opportuult Also, THS, PLUM than ever before of the beantiful SILK PLUSH COATS|left, ch will be sold at half Children’s, Misses’ aud a lar, a 25 dozen elegant LADIES’ VESTS at S7e., sold formerly BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE, for veiling and ‘trimming, at $1.76 to $2.50 per yard. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN KID GLOVES. Five-hooked Kid Gloves, our own importation, at 7c. only, sold formerly: at $1.25. Flecant Musquetuire Kids at 81, sold formerly at 81.69, ‘Three-button elegant Kids at 67¢., sold formerly at $L E and FLOWERS at lower prices ) CLOAKS at 50c.on a ATTEND CLOSING SALE AT KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET N.W. _feb9 oF WINTER CLOTHING. In order to make room for our Spring Goods we are determined to sell our Winter Stock, and to do this we ‘will sell it at a © CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, OVERCOATS THAT ‘Bold at $33.00 we will sell at 16.50. Sold at £90.00 we will nell at $15.00. ‘Bold ut $26.00 we will sell at $13.00, Sold at $20.00 we will sell at $10.00. Bold at $16.00 we will sell at $8.00. Sold at $12.00 wo will sell at $6.00. All other Goods in proportion. 84.50 up. ‘Men's Pants from $1.25 up. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. mh3 Bazcarss Be BEAL SKIN SACQUES ‘FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. We will be compelled, in a few days, to remove all our Furs dies Wraps from our Pur Department, Feige improvement ‘of the adjoining property, fore doing this, we will sell 86-inch SEAL SACQUES, at S115, $195 and $135, ‘S1-inch SEAL SACQUES, at 8145. ‘38-inch BEAL SACQUES, st $155. di-inch SEAL SACQUES, at 8170. 41-igeh SEAL SACQUES (Large Size), 6190. dé-itich SEAL SACQUES, at $200. 48-inch SEAL SACQUES, at 8240. ‘These prices are prime cost, and those desiring to "SUUHEEEL and MUNKLINED CHICULARS at 935 “ast WILLETT & RUOFF’s, feblé 905 Pennsylvania ¢venua H, > 2ane > IMPORTER AND TAILOR + FALL AND WINTER GOODS R&CEIVED, Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fittedand suited are anyzted to call at the Fashion Hous spl ‘ULPa Ave. Washington, D.d. 250. to continue until every Hat is disposed of cand don't neglect the CITY ITEMS. Miss Emmn_B. cured an attack of incipient consumption by using in time Dr. Bull's Cough | Syrup. a What is Diphtheria? ‘The name ts comparatively new, but the disease {5 as Old as sin itself. It ts a vondition of the throat something like croup, only worse, because it attacks the sufferer with ‘such rapidity and in such @ way as to stop the alr passages The throat ts violently inflamed, and a tough mem- brane, like leather, is very rapidiy formed. Perry Davis’ Path Killer as cured thousands of cases of | Giphtherta. Tt acts 80 promptiy, and so effictentis, that no family can and tobe without it eo Do It To-Day. Cure that horrible cold with Benson's Capeine Porous Plastera They will help you at once. | Don't walt, 2c. a. ‘Wanted to all now offered at 10 cents, and equal to any at 15 cents. All who have tried them render this ver- dict, and we know 1t 1s true, Manufactured trom ‘the finest sun-cured tobacco procurable they must be as they are—the best. 1 Johnson's Restaurant, 1sth and Estreets. The largest. Hou Lunch Conn. ter inthe city. Oysters, fish, and game, Ladies large saloon attached. A pleasant fragrance pre tm Cigars” are stnoked. Th them “Just splendid.” For sale e1 adles_ pronounce rywhere, 3 Latest Styles Dress Improvers, 786 7th street northwest. 3 Coughs and Colds. | Those who are suffering | ; should try | Brown's Bronchial Troches. Sold only'in voxes. €0 | from Coughs, Colds, re Thro: eu Durkee’s Salad Dressing 's the best thing of the kind ever sold. With itsuperb salad of any kind cap be ma algo one of the best sauces for cold meats, ete. €0 ‘The Dudes’ Conversation, AW! what ciga'wette’ do you smoke 2d Dude—None but the ah ah! the finést tobacco. Twy one. Gst, Dude tries one.) 2d Dude, continuing. ist Dud Uctous, and ‘Ow co yon like tt? Aw! itis ah! (puttput,) far ahead of all others, Coconine PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HATR, And renders it dark and glossy. It holds, in a Naud form, a large proportion of dvd: Cocoanct Or, prepare tons of the human har, It is more economical to buy Durkee’s Dressing than ft is to make adressing, Best: Unis It 1s made of better materials than you can buy atthe stores. Everybody ikesit. Try eo Lundborg’s Perfume, fen. © Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niet Rosa, eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. ¢0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisnya Bark Has, for more than half a century, been tn use by all classes of people, aud indorsed the nervous, the debilitated, to give new Ife, vigor and happiness. larly a lady’ ATLL. jarrison Streets, Balumore, Md. Wu, th,s-im Nasaldine cures Catarrh, for cta. im ‘Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butt and delivered In half-pound “Ward” prints, 5 pound. pint. | BLACK TWISTRD SILK be i All those who are a judge of a good cigarette to! call on their dealer fora free sample of Purity | Sweet Cigarettes, and try them. “They are superior {is wherever “Seal without delay or trouble, Itis Straight Web, as | thwink tig decidedly the best out, and Is made of aa | y erninent phy sicans as the best toule and Invigorator extant. tind it | medicine. 1a dottie. Sold by druz- isis, W.E. Thornton, Proprietor, Balthnore and . churned every morning, | Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ald Sweet muamaxtic Srooz Corrox, THE BEST £OR WACHINE OR HAND USE SIX SPOOLS FOR 25 CENTS. At the office of the Machines. positively the lightest run aud durable Machine ever prodned. any other in the Iurke ionthly payments; special discomuit for cash. ‘A great discovers in m fore unknown to oth i D. 7 now stands without arival of equal merit. The factors, in Philadephia is taxed to ite uttuot Facity, out fast eniouzh to mieet the inervasinse db ANEW MACHINE MADE I aN O} iS WHAT THE PEP For Sale b) &. AUERBACH. Cor. 7th and H strects, NEW IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES, of ali the standard makes, from $20 up. Kenting and Repairing. é Auerbach’s Guut's Furnishing und Hat Store ao tebi ‘HOUSFHOLD.”_ SILED Boston,” fine Sewing Ma- WVuat GREAT “White,” “New Home, chines at honest prices, No canvaswers, Come to the ofice abd save tuoney. Renting aud repainig 3. ~w Home and Hartford Sewine Mhents: can produce a grater variety of Machines suid on fh company is aot able te turn machines culty.” MCKENNEY, 497 Sth st. iw. “vd Royal LIQUIDGLUE |Soltdas Rock! Hard as RRR OO.Y FAG jAdamant!—Firn as REQ OY AA L [Granite Strommst ERE OVP AAL onehst and “Moat B R.od) ¥ 2*K tour Pst Glue on Fark! i |sbie ana Yn {No heating GGG f wv U EFE aration . @°O@ LG UU FE Ready! “Always” “Le G Lo UU ER q Meuds Chia, GGG LE UU FE dias, Wood, Teather, GCG ALLL "UU" EEE Patches on Sho, ‘ ber, Crockery, Pill ‘Hips and Cloth, Ornaments, Stone, Fux niture, Jewelry. Book Backs and Ever. thitue Else wit Everlasting Inseparable Tenacity! 20e, Bottle (Brust and Tin Cover.) Mailed postpaid ‘Sold by Dra fists, Grocers, Stationers, Hartiware, Variety atit ten eral Stores. irsale ‘Travel rents vi every City and County, Maued only by Manufactare J. U. OMEARA & Co, 1347 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington, D.c. Py ‘N THE SUPREME Co! ‘OF COLUMBIA, George A. Shehan re fone | xo, 756, Equity Doo. 28 Exizabeth Davidson ot al.) of, the real estat , deceased. notice ix here procesd to excouie the said onder DAY, MARCH TW SFL CLOCK, ut my office in the itu, at whi aud place all crditors of Ko"ENT. SON, and others interested, 1 tend and be heard JAMES G. PAY: mh6-thst Auditor. ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington, Inits own building, ‘ConNen 15TH STREET xD New YORE Avr. Perpetual Charter, act of Congress January 221. 1987. Capital, 200,090 he Gonipany’ rents Safe unelar Prout Vaugts, at prices var per year, ‘according to size and locati jomming vaults, provided for VAULT LOOKS GUARDED By THR SARGENT ‘TIME-LOC! ECURITIES AND VALUABLES of Aescri on, ine BONDS and SOCKS PLATE aE: taken for SAFE-KEEPING, on ‘at the Lowest tates ENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President, ERATE NDE. veameitat ANT, Secretary. &. “2. Nya, Asnt.S0c'F- ‘Charles C. Glover, jenry A. Willard, Join F Rodgers G. Parke. a OF THE DISTRICT e belng referred to me to report distribution © Rat oe rt House Build DRY GOODS. New Sraxo Wrars SEATON PERRY G@UCCESSOR TO PFRRY & RROTIIER HAS JUST OPENED NEW DIPoRT? JACKETS: EMBROIDE ANDCREPE DECHINE “LATEST NOVELTIPS" IN PARASOLS AND SUN MBEELLAS ANIES, LUPIN'S GRENADINES, SURAE SADINES. “SPECIAL 4AINS" IN LYONS BLACK SILKS, AL Tie, BL, 12S, 81S to 90 KAUS AND DZIMERS PROM 81 to $2 50. OF ALL WOOL PRENCK DEES S INCLUDING AUC THE “LATEST ELTIES* 20K PLAIN AND COMBI: NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS, FULL LINE OF LOUISINES (ND SUMMER SILKS. PRINTED PORE LINEN LAWNS ANDERSON SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, NEW PRENCH SATINES AND SICILIENNES. NEW WHITE GOODS AND LINE SS EMBROIDERED SATINE AND BATISTE RORPS. FABKICS FF-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR. HECK PRICES GUARANTEED, SEATON Pent Fatablishod 1840. Dix Goons L& CLARK, SIL Market Space, iste Nove Iie BLACK avy Wit Dest Value ih the market for tue price §27We coniiaily invitean examination of Stock. cH ONE PRICE ONLY, expressly for tls pur- pose. No other compound possesses the peciliar roperties which so exactly Suit the various con- | mars TRUNNEL & CLAW oun T. Mivesess, 901 PE ALL-WOOL D ‘Beason, at NSYLVANIA AVENUE, ry low prices, MISSES’ CLOAKS ata special reduction. TEN PEE CENT OFF ALL CASH SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIE Comer of athyand N streets northwest, F Just Received, aud for gale Tow, FRESH STRWBY ASPARAGUS, SHAD, PALACE MAREE Catrorsia Caxseo Favs, WHITE OX HFART CHERRIES, GOLDEN DO” PLUMS, EGG PLUMS, API RED CHERRIES, BARATARTA SERIMPS (fresh from the gull), SHRIMP PASTE FIGS cin. BA GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, Ne. TT ECTALTY 1, City Fost OMe. eu. | __ LADIES GOODS. ! “UNUSUALLY GOOD) VALUES" IN_RHADAMES, | H M. WILL SUPEKB ASSORTMENT LUPIN'S BLACK DKESS =e Dovarass. Nove axp F Sreeere We have opened thie morning 100 DOZEN MORE OF THOSE TRIMMED CAMBRIG CORSET COVERS, NUY-FIVE CENTS RACH “Tate wit he te lot 104 we hail omer: thin @ucmnent, thisw'ansn, at the price. and indie who have ben wale? eo ate CALS Gui Gig wall move Ems Gusdkiy pciiieaan 822,504, 696 94h treet foh22 | Finer Srava [vronrattoss PATIEEN LONNETS AND ROUND HATS, FINE MILLINERY GOODS, ET@ ine wit toe Dare at went of Rulk and Cloth Weaps, Rag al now abapes in Parisian Jerseys aid EO We Trvvien. Paria ar Mennesivantaawenne mbiO LATPST Al <T POWDER. hie te White ‘Clover, Race Pe eine, * . Baltimore, Ma Mae J.P. Parser | IMPORTER OF FASHTONS IN PARIS AND LONDOM H MILLINERY OT THE BALANCE OF WINTER TMPOM TATIONS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES PREVIOUS TO THE AKKIVALOF 4 GOOD: N BUILDING, HAT DRUSSER FROM te and Five Meals trv Kapusttome rer atl uuorter of HUMANS WALK VND FINE HATR WORK Jade fine Hate Cutting and Hair Dromsing. QUILTS reduced to SL ‘The SS GOODS, suitable for the present Call and exaiuine onr stock. No troublete showsoods, | SS eee eee A CHOICE LUT UF TE SPRING LAMB, ortial, ILELT PEARS Gn glass) ‘Ceter Market, 9th street wing, Aibarty Market; or addross Maiketing delivered trv of chance to all parts of the NOTICE 40 HOUSEKEE! RR RFE co fF ROE eR ORRR FE co RR EF cco HER K RK Ere EERE TE i RRI I RRL 666,001, pop Sooo BM Gec8 Ob oD DEY GGG OO LLLLDDD EREN Hon HOW HHH HOH AWAYS MARE BEAUTIPOL ULLS, Milita BREAD AND BRCUITS. Whelesale Depot, coruer Ist =tr-@t aud Indiana avenaa jel WMOM. GALT & _WOOD AND COAL. L. Suen coaL, DLING and OVE Woobe Offices: 1114 Po. nve., 398 Pa. av: Depot and Mill, 6th sti tad, JF You wast, ‘GOOD, CLEAN COAL Aud the Best Guutity’¢ woop, xISDI JOHN MILLER. Offcon—1499 New Vork averse Vineiiia av Bete Cun 20th and Kste.n w, JOHNSON BROTHERS. WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: Twelfth und Water streets southwest AND OFFICES. porthwost: sua northwest: i etreet northwest; (Corner wd and K strocts northweat: 221 deuheyivamia avenue southeast. 1878. Coveea BOUCHE, FILS & Ca. ‘MAXIMUM, (Sere sa aaa NAPOLEON CABINET, { Qts., pts. and 36 pta, DAY VERZANAL. Qts and pt ‘These well-known brands of Champagne are guaran- teed to be from the Vintage of 1878, which has pryfluced the finest Champagnes of the past 15 years, For saleby BARBOUR & HAMILTON aND THOS. RUSSELL. ars Biszors Casenonrse— LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTTOP. NEW YORK; also EXTENSIVE WHAK\ Es. giving ag Unsurpassed facilities Tor tue ecubuuue haudlilg of FUEL of all kinds, COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE. ALAES INTU ULE AAKD, We deal only in best qualities of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINUUS CUAL AU kinds of WOOD, eitheria thestick or prepared:> order at our factory. CLEAN COAL*FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, promipt deliveries and prices as low a Puel eau iy fut Eis : eps anacriver, feb6-Oni northwest; 4 an’ aise Coa Axv Woon. We have just received a teres tot of Bakers PINE. WOOD: also, tres mined COAL of superior quality 108 domestic use, all of Which we oiler at Tate. ‘be attention of consumers isrespectfully invited 2 suiispecuou of uur siock ie mis ‘that. wharf and 12th st, dndPa ave Ger Tue Best “THE CONCORD HARNEss™ * THE CONCORD COLLAR. ‘have on hand a lane toc’: of the Celebrated “CON- CORD HALNESS.” of all kinds and description, ‘at Lowest Prices. ‘Canes ‘Hand: Face, Line or any roushness of 2” Coupe, Carriage, and Koad Harness a specialty. poet aan removes ‘sd renders the Skin ‘Boft,and Smooth. No toilet te without it, Sold ent “uhon ita ‘auerisn Price LUTZ & BRO, 407 Pennsylvania Avenus, ‘ ing Natioual Hotel, Bee. per bottle, hey it ahd W not satahed retusn Sreshs en @abcelit hee nein ioe cio. Prepared by LL. C. BISHOP, Draggist, ‘NOW READY. JAMES.Y. DAVIS’ SONS, fobs (¢21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘They speak for themselves, ‘Imported Pure Olive Of on dreucht (50 orm Srazer Nourawese a0 And 1539 Preeervarta AVENUE whats sarapoond ii a firet Claw thane, 60 VIPTEPNTH STREET NORTHWEST. Are adding daily attractions im all departments of q 7 tlw ‘ Mas Seam Revrens, NEEDLEWORK, KENSINGTOM AKAS! NY ond RIBBON EMBROLDERIES and ALA | MATEAIALS for the mame. | com stock of ARASENF, CHENILLE FELT SATEENS. PLUSHES AND WOKSTED FRINGES. _SUAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED, adm | Raze Armacnox STAT HOLDERS, ot differen , ESiTep woowe fit tor Children, ‘* LACK SATLN awd Grrnantoey and Z phys WORSTED, ISER'S ral Tn Cloant Ftahtaehment, THIRTY YE haste v1 aaice ant « Ferien pees. DKESSES A SPECIALTY. tha Cheated yds ces wil Cracual stm at : in Fantasie seni eaectualiyy Ie" @ Sand Ge gar 20 TENTH STREFT NOR Makes COR! Fn ret it) every style ape materia, bie hana contort PR SPECIALTIES ARE 1} Mand-tuuie Cudervlothig, Meroe Caderwasts nd Howat fanported Hosier reas Reform Goods. The Hercules" uch Mise HL le epectal own make, tut for tue inh spoken DAVIS & O0°8 OPRIGHT PIANOS Soho ofthese ube TAKE THE LEAD OF THE BEST. Macniticent styles in Square and Uprighte Uhsurepasrad sn Rie tomequaliten, eerance eral t stake i. fron rent, ad ut Lite I pel iy ow 0 smouthty pes arm fru 87 to aD “de gow, hiave an Sold plang we TIPINEKAMP BRAN POX TONING AND REPATING. | FIRSE-CLASS WORK, PAOMPTNESS j AELIABILITY. ‘ #01 9TH STRERT i | WM ECHAEFFERS SPLENDID UPRIGHTS Alle WAYS ON HAND. EASY TEAMS” jall-oa * L. WILD & BRO. ue 208 7th street ni THE WONDEKPUL, Any one cau play the most diffi you it with wweetest expression and with | tustruction jt Steer, & BACH and NEW ENG. | LAND PIAne other ORGANS. Wis INE “DECKER" TIAN: € DECKER BROR., ¥. ¥. Gee ear en ‘Also tor Bundett ongai. wooly FREHENBACEDS PIANO. WaKEROOMS. Of VaMOUs Tuakes for sale and. naut at re: Guieed prices, Wan. Ruube & Oo 's world: owned Fanos, ‘Tuning and repair. Tick street, above P pses, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & 0. PIANO, The Most Perfect Piano Mada, EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Rest Molinm-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Oncane sol | on installinente, rented or Changed, rent applied if prurchased. SENG MUSIC. ‘The ouly complete mock in the elty. HENRY EBERBACH, No, 915 F STREET, Mannving partuer of thelate firm FUin& Co. ay EFURNISHINGS. Porrexx Ayp Poncerax. © PLATES, WATER FIT 0 WATER COO} SEI Ick FITCHEI 5 FINE PLATED WARE Sac Arus for ROO WOOD POTTERY, AMBER GLAS MME and EDDY'S CELEBRATED ATVI rr M. W. BEVERIDGE, No, 1009 Pennsylvania Avenus. TERS, LACE COKTAIN STRI ET CHERS ARPET SWE) CHINA, GLASS AND Cl KITCHEN UTENSILS, und full ansortment of furnishing Goods, at low prices, GhO. WaTTs, Bs a Tue Avenieax Leave STUDENT Lamp, BICKEL PLATED wre A GALLON SECURITY Om, he “3 Fs Baad = J. W. SCHAEFER, CHINA, GLASS AND PLATED WARE, ory No, 1020 7TH STREET NORTEWESE, 5 Great Repucrioxs = HFATING STOVER Dring Overstocked tn above Goods, and not: My tek oe eee hom at from 40 to 45 Pik CENT OFF fron es. Included in ebove are several of the: lant aoe. which Ry 3 a Sait es at how Prog, = oot Renee,