Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1884, Page 4

> - THE. EVENING sey STAR: WASHINGTO. a THESDAY, APRIL 22 1884, LOCAL MENTION. The Weatner. (OFFICE OF THE CHIRP Saar, ‘Wasarxorox, D. €., April 22, ese 530m. For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather in cloudy weather and light | portions, winds Joeal rains tn exteme southern from north to east, slight ci in ure. Slightly warmer, fair weather is in- for New England, the u; lake ny ‘the upper Mississippi and Missourt valleys on Wed- Resday. Crean Hoos. Enoch Morgan’s Son’s Sapolto. Vaiatys famous caramels, 620 9th st., 1599 Pa. av ‘Tux fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Penn-| avenue, continue to be $3 per dozen, with ag tbirteenth painted. Cause, Umbrella Maker, removed to 1314 Pa. ave. ara Mzzrnvo of the Union Neteran Corps last araeea = eee errs nail eee suuilar committees from Post 2, G. a. R., and the society of the Army of the Potomac. Waras age and purity are desired in Wine and Liquors for inedical or other purposes, call at Chr. ‘Sander's, No. 911 7th street nortawest. SINGING CANARIES AT AvcTION.—Mr. Dowling will. sell to-morrow, at 12 o'clock, at his auction rooms, two hundred and ity canaries wituout reserve. This 1s a chance to get a good and cheap bird. Janes C. Nexzirra,a brakeman on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, fell from a car corner 12th street and Maryland avenue southwest, yesterday, injuring himself quite seriou-ly. Exrea InpUceMENTs for thirty days; fine elegantly mounted panels for $3 a doz, Merritt's new gallery, ‘Tai M&t. space, late operator for new Photo. Art Co. MoneY LoaxEn on real estate by B. H. Warner. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Navtoxat THEaTEx.—Emma ADbott opera com- pany In “Mignon” : Fonp’s OraRa Hovss.—“The Queen's Lace Hand- kerchief.” ‘TaRaTER Cowiqce.—First-class, varieties. Ding Museum.—Curtesities and Interesting per- formance. Masonic Teurts.—Fair of the Coteoran cadets. NaTioNaL RIVLES’ AxMoRY.—St. Patrick's church weir. ‘Suctanp Hart—Fareweli concert of La Petite Marguert Jackson Armstrong’s aL — Wm. Nihilists.” ————— Condensed Lecais. Street Lumps will be lghted at 7p. m. and ex- Ungulshee st 3:30 At Lixcouy Jecture on “T Hagerstown, ‘A. Handy, of tals elt ites to the xeneral Conference, which meets in Baltimore in slay. Charles A. Shorter, of Unis efty, was chosen lag delegate. The Produce Exchange company have sold thetr property cn Louisiana avenue, between 9th and joth tree's, formerly the site of the old Central guard house, to Mr. W. H. Goddard for 354,000. De. dosept Taber Johnson gave a lunch and re- ception yesterday to Dr. Paul F. Munde, of New York. the distingufshed editor of the Ameriean Journal of Obstetrics," DIS house on Farragut square. About fifty physicians were it. Aseinbiy No. 164, K. of L., last night adopted resolutions stating that they itas a duty of ui methbers of the Knights of Labor to see that iuetabers of Congress who opposed the passage of bill to establish a bureau of labor statistics be ‘used from further legisiative service. The National Veterinary Medical Association of the Tiiltedt States filed a certificate of Incorporation in the butn, Kobert Smith and Wiillam ' Nicholson as di- rectors for the ear. The object 1s to further Jegisiation looking to the prevention of contagious q@iseases among animals At the adjourned meeting of the Presbytery of ‘Washington, at the éti-street Presbyterian church {w-morrow afternoon, the reports of the committee on the revision of the Book of Discipline, and of the comiitte: on divorce will be among ule subjects, considered. Wm. Jackson Armstrong will lecture at Lincoln ‘the Nibilists” He will be Ingersoll. ‘he toarth grand Dall of the S.S. P. C. was held Inst Bilal at Abuer's ‘There were fully 250 couples present. Miss Susie OHagan was awarded a gold Watch, having recetved the highest number of votes, HH. Larcombe, whose The funeral of Mr. Geot ieath Was mentioned in yesterday's Stax, took phicethts afternoon, and the interment will be at Congtesston: ‘tery. Mr. Larcombe, who was te th yearet Lisage when he died, was for Several sears connected with the internal revenue office of tats District during the assessorship of the late Peter M. Pearson, and since that time had Deon a clerk in the Penston Ofiee. ‘The pump doctor ts badly wanted at the corner 64 16th and Coreoran streets The Rev. Father Dunn, assistant to Rev. J. Sullk Van, pastor of St. Peter's church, Capito! Hill, has Yeon appointed assistant to Father MeNally, St. ns church, John Ahern has been’ ap- ated Second assistant to Father Chapelie at St. thew s in the Poul Court this morning Lincoln Hilton gud Wun Kingsl-y. the principals in the so-called Coorgetown prive fight, fortetted $10 collateral each, hd Tie eases ageinst the others were nolle prossed. BY 4 SroNg.—About eleven fthe 1th inst. a8 Mr. Jobo ng dong 4th street, between G Was struck on the head with ne ed senseless. Several persons Wi hear by cried “tuurder,” which was to by 0 ep when the ai Conners was pass Sid 1 @revis ‘wounds were dressed, after which he was taken to his home, at No. 51 K street northwest. In the Folles Court” to-day a colored man named John Bell, was fed $9 for the assault on Conners. Wars Tee Macrex wir THe Gas?—The gas last night, both In private dwellings and the street lamps, Was of the poorest quality’ seen in this city for ‘The street lamps resembled ite tered about over the streets and mut scarceiy any light. and, in some fenly extinguished themselves With . and had to be relighted. ‘TagatEe—“La Sonnambula? was very satisfactory manner Dy the Nartowat. yendered in Abbott Opera company last evening, and the Jar prima donna received 4 very hearty welcome. AS Amina She sang and acted well, and was called before the curtain at the end of each act. She was sapttally supported | us Campobello as, Count Rudolph, and Fabrini es Elrino. Mrs Zelda Seg- in isa” great favorite In. Washi and her in the act trom “Il Trovatore” was the pearance Skizat tor. load. appiause. she ‘gave the prison scene with Fabrina in a most artistte manner. ‘Tonight “Mignon” will be produced with an excep- Uonally strong cast. ‘Tusery Davs voR aN INDECENT AasatLr.—Jas Taylor. a 5 colored man, was tried in the Police Court to-day on « charge Of assault and bat- Very with Intent to commit a rape, and also a charge of sunple oxsamit. The complainant was Hattie Smith. and the alleged offense was commit- Yed on the Zin of last Jam Visit fo the house of the def raner aventie. ‘The defendant, she testified, fol- rved her when she left the house, and threw her Yo the g-ound when she was crossing a Yacant lot She bit his finger and raised an outery which Drought assistance, and the defendant was driven of. “Officer Rhodes testified that the defendant, when arrested, said he hoped she would forgive bim for what he hutdone ‘The court gave Thirty days for the assault and dismissed the other charge. ——_.— WASTINGTON CATTLE MARKET.—At the town drove yards, on the Me £0. RR Queens- opolitan Branch, B. ma the tty, Lewis D. fovterdas, 216 head! of cattle ers. Ist, 8 to 63g; good, fo 3%: tuediutme 42 to &; “ord. nd lambs up. Selling, fy to Hy. Clipped, 4to 64. 2 cows and calves, selling trom ad. State of the market di SIGN ER's Sate or Lovs oN MERIDIAN Hunt.— Jn the advertising colmans there will be found an leven fine Dutlding lots on ‘sale Ears Place io-morrow aiternoon st 4:30 clock, mtd be attended by Those desiring property 4a an advancing section of our city. Wittap Hatt.—La petite Louise Marguerite will Fier gteremell concert here, to-might, previous. to her deperture tor Europe. The m comedian, Little Phil, who Is ony eight years old, together with Maude Sharpe, Misses MeN ‘and others, wiil partictpate. = PAWSNSROEER'S Sate—A s obtain Varyains th diamonds watehen, etc. sents iteelf in the pawbroxer’s sale at Duncanson bros, W-morrow morning, at ten Oelock. Cuoice PCRNITCRE aT AtcTION.—Mr. Dowling ‘Will sels to-morrow, at the residence of Baron de Arino’s, of the French and American claims com- ANTIQUES—The articles belonging to Mr. G. de Williamovy, of the Russian legation, Will be on ex- Bibition at Dowiing’s auction rooms, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, to-morrow and. day. ‘The sale will begin Friday morning, at 11 o'clock. Srsciat Sate oF Cuore Poaxiroae—among The many Mine artictes to be sold at the salesroom of Walter B. Williams € Co., on Thursday, April ‘Mth, at 11 O'clock a. m., ts one beautifully carved recorders office yesterday, with J. T. Bush- | lendid opportunity to | pre | | | ‘The District Republicans. ACTIVITY AMONG THOSE DISSATISFIED WITH THE LATE CONVENTION. ‘There ts considerable activity among the mem- ders of the late republican convention who are dissatisfied with the results of that convention. Meetings are being held quietly, and made to sectire evidence of “fraud tion” such as Will justly a ‘work of that convention and the one by the central committee. Mr. Wm. of the eighteenth sald to & STAR Yo-day that if Mr. Clapp, as chairman of the cen- tral committee, did not call a convention, a - ity of the members of the committee would call a mass meeting at Lincoln hall to elect delegates to leago to contest the places of Messrs. Conger nd Carson. Mr, Brown said that a petition was being circulated in his district by, & governmen employe to remove him from the office of secretary of the district club because he did not support Con~ wer. 8 ——— ‘The Hebrew Orphans. ACTION TAKEN AT & MEETING LAST EVENING—PRO- ‘VISIONS MADE POR CARING FOR THE PATHERLESS. ‘The board of control of the Israelist’s orphan asylum, Messrs Simon Wolf, H. Adler and M.Coben, called a meeting at the Sth-street temple last night to organize an auxiliary to the Grand Lodge of Bhai Brith, of District No. 5& The meet- ‘was sinall, but representative. Mr. Max Cohen Caficd the assemblage to order and announced the ‘object, stating the condition of the finances of the organization and the nature of its investment for the peneftt of the I-raeiite orphans. Mr. LL. Biout was then elected chairman; Mr. Schonfarber, secretary, and Mra. S. Herman, treasurer. Various sums were contributed by them, and the follow- ing were appointed a committee ‘to collect contri- butions: Re¥. L. stern, L. Abrams, M. Bernstine, J. Hertzog, H: King, jr.,” N. L. Rosenburg, Mrs. Phii Wallach, 8. Graniz and Mrs, A. Kaufman. Mr. Simon Wolf read the report of the orphan asylum. Tow aitintatsiog and. suppoRtng tairten orpaane now maintaining and supporting at the asylum in Baltimore, all of southern birth, It ts proposed to add to the fund through different sources, Including literary and dramatic entertain- ments by the Washington Literary, Argo, Lawrence Barrett, and different societies, abd through the annual Subseriptions. ‘The latter average in Wasb- ington is about $1,000 per annum. It is expected that the fund throughout the fitth district will, tn course of time, be ample enough to commence the erection In Washit of an oF asylum to cost at least $100,0v0, and in which the orphans from tne fifth district, which com) the Dis- trict of Columbia, Maryland, Nurth Caro- ina, South Carolina and Georgia, will find a shel- ter and home. aS SS ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: James E. Waugh to W. P. Marsh, pt 6 and 7, aq. 872; $3042. C,H. Utermenie toR. C. Fox, lots 18, 18 aud 20, sq. 15%; ——. M. Ashford et ‘al to Ki C. Fox, same iy; ——. Produce Exchange com- ¥ to W. H. Goddard, lot 3, sq. 382, $54,000. Isa- sia Sein aided Be Mor naate xe 90 838 By 216; $16,000. Wright Rives to . Per- HESS ta eat Pats Greenvale (198 acres) —— Reopening Pandora’s Box. To the Editor of Tar EVENING Stan: As the Commissioners, in their letter objecting to the passage of the bill allowing damages for street Improvements since 1970, did not exhaust the Subject, nor show its full injustice, I venture to add one or two substantial reasons to those pointed out by them. “As 1s well known, street. improve- ments have progressed in the District for ninety years or more, and the people of Georgetown and & Portion of Washington have been compelled to Submit to grading and cutting of streets without compensation for injury during all that time. ‘This Dill now proposes to give those people nothing who suMfered prior to 1970, but totax them to, help pay. infustice a 99 gross that ho faxeminied tan can 30 tno fair-t man well entertain iteven in bis own favor. "As well might those who have fost by fire since 1870 ask ‘Congress to a bill Payment of that foxs from those who suffered Uy Me prior to that date. Again, a of the property large proportion along the streets improved since 1870 has chani hands from one to several times, the ‘This bill isan Invitation to the claim agents to hunt up cases industriously and carry to heirs, udministrators and non-residenta the astonishing ‘abews that Congress has ordered the District to pay | them money which the original owners did not ask for nor dream of. In short, it 1s a bill for the rellef of claim agents and to promote litigation to an unlimited extent and open Pandora’s box anew. z Sales Fonp’s Orgra House. —Straus’ sparkling comic opera, ““The Queen’s Lace Handkercbier,” was sung ‘nd acted with such spirit at the Opera House last night as to delight a large and fashionable audience and cause them to overlook a few minor defects in the vocailzation. Apart trom these, full justice was done alike to the pretty melodies and quaint musi- caleffects. The singing and acting of Miss Fanny Redding a8 the King, Miss Searle as the Queen's confidante, Mr. Pyke as Cervantes, and Miss Man- fred 2s the Queen, showed an artistic appreciation of the work and they were rewarded with frequent Tounds of applause, while the antics of Mr. Greensfel- derand, Mr. Gustave Adolphias Prime Minister and Tutor & the King, ey, kept®the audience in roars of laughter while they were on the stage. ‘The latter's apostrophe to thé moon was one of the hits of the evening. The chorus is strong enough for the work, and the orchestra fair. The magnificent chorus near the close of the second act ‘Was given with such effect. that It had to be twice Tepeuted, and even then the audience did not seem to be satisted. The opera will be given this even- ing. : —--_— SALE OF MERIDIAN HILL Prorerty.—The sale of lots on Meridian Hill yesterday by Duncanson Bros. resulted as follows: Lot 1, block 3, sold to Dr. A. P. Fardon for 23 cents per’ square foot; lot 10, block 3, sold to N. Winson for 19 cents per square foot; sub-lot 5, block 4, sold to John 0" tor 25 cents per square foot; sub-lots 6,7 and 8, block 4. | soid to J. B. Wilson for 21 cents’ per foot; | lots 15 and 16, block 3, 801d to Lemon & cents per square foot; also lots 18 same purchasers, for’ 14 cents lots, block 6, sold to Mr. Radcliffe Square foot; lots 29 and 31, block for 14% cents per square foot to W.'Gorehon; lot 90, DIO¢K 9, sold to James D. Teoault ‘for 18 cents per Square Toot; lot 1, Dock 16, sold for 16% cents per square foot'to J.'V. N. Huyck; lot 19, block 16, to Robert Portner for 84 cents per square foot: lot 11, block 17, to Mr. Curtis for 13 cents per square foot, lot 4, block 16, to N. Winston for 13 cents per square foot sn actiomlonb ain A Yovrarc. Honse Tatxr.—To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, a colored boy named George Taylor, about 10 or 11 yesrs old, was tried for the larceny of @ horse, on the 3st of March, from Frederick Voss ‘The testimony was to the effect that he took the horse from 43; street, be- tween Land M, and rode hun to Jobn H. Puny Fey's, on South Capito! street, where he ffered to sell him for $20, stating that a countryman had given him the anfinal to sell. Mr. E. P. Phelps ap- peared for the defendant, and said the simple ques- ton was as to the capacity of the boy to commit a larceny. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, hd the court sentenced ‘Taylor to the reform School during bis minority, the court adjudging him to be 11 years old. H tn A SCANDAL RESULTS IN A SUIT FOR Drvonce.— Yesterday Foster P. Wood entered suit against Elizabeth Wood for divorce. They were married here December Sth last, and he charges her With infidelity with one A’ Valamar at the Brad- dock house, Alexandria, on the 4th and 11th insts, and at other times and places. Mrs. Wood, a3 stated in ‘Tu Stax at the time, accompanied Vala- mar to Alexandria and was followed by her lus- Dand, who hed them arrested. Both Mrs. Wood and Valamar were fined and comy ‘to remain in fall until thetr ines were paid. PS Base. BaLl. YusteRpay.=The Washington's were Yery roughly handled by the Wilmington nine, at Athletic. park. who made seven runs in seven’ ine ings, while the Washington’s made but one. ‘The home’ nine neither batted nor flelded well. The ‘Visitors showed themselves to be hard bitters, but the home boys did not make them do much ‘The Washington Nationals were taken in to the tune of 18 (01, In Baltimore, by the Baltimore Un- s. ‘Other Games —At Baltimore: Baltimore, 5; Cleve- land, 3. At Trenton, N. J.: Buffalos, 14: "Trenton, 6. At Philadelphia: Philadelphia, 18; Athletic, 11. Boston Unions, 11; Keystone Unions, 6. At New York: Boston, ’s; Metropolitan, 2 Providence, Brooklyn, 10. "The match ended in a dispute aud ‘the umpire awarded the game to the Brooklyns at ‘the close of the sixth inning. a DEAT PROM AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHIXE.—Simon R. Cameron, a printer, 3 years old, who is said to have been a relative ‘of Hon. Simon Cameron, of Pennesivania, died in bis boarding-house, No. 14 T Sizert northeast, Sunday night, from an ‘overdose of morphine, administered by’ himself to induce sleep. ‘He was formerly employed in the ment printi office, but left there several months ago; ina 3 Bs said that since then eas been king quite freely. The body will be taken Pennsylvania for thterment. 2 ‘The Garrretp HesrrtaL—At a Doard of directors of the Garni evening, « communtcation ‘from the ‘Training School for Nurses, through its \Drs. J. Tabor Johnson, D. W. Prentiss and ), looking to the turnis of skilled nurses, Was received and referred to the medical staff. communication from the board of directors of Homeopathic hospital was received, requestit a contervace with a view toa union ot thetcs tutions, and a committee was appointed tn re- ‘sponse to this request. Dive MUsecw.—As usual, there ts an in i 4n interesting Performance at the museum this week. The Elis. worth Zouave children, Matthews Preston sisters, Mlle. Mabel; the Baas DeWitt Cooke; ‘Mi ks and Gray, Alt. Kelly, Willetts and many others, with Mlle. Inez, mee and fire-eater, all appear in Rosszntes Rerontep. terday" 9200 in house, had stolen from Seeds i eae es sylvanta avenue. lady’s gold hunting-case watch, valued at Maxuace Laceeene,—Marrioge licenses have Bremner jt and ‘Mme, Pauline Cherie her, I Doppe: chaties ‘Eliza Grandison; McLean Neill and Mary Hoos Sasistarte Company (ancy) itis “Davis ‘tm charge and Misses Mary lowe, Rosle Walsh, and Annie Welch, assistants: flower bower—Miss ‘Mamie Gibbons in “charge Misses Emie Taylor and Annie Scott, assistants; agt: limited to 60 days. Ruey agt. Riley; sale nisi and reference to auditor. Stickney agt. Stick- ney; hearing in general term on first instance or- dered. Birney agt. Birney; leave to file amended Dill granted and pro confesso agt. certain defend- ants and appearance of others ordered. CRDaNAL CouRT—Judge Witte. ‘Yesterday, Chas. Butler, grand larceny; guilty and sentenced to three thas in the Albany penitentlary. Thomas J. Lazenby, t ; pleaded not guilty. Also Thos. H. Eychison for . Wim. Day; rol ery. George Taylor; larceny of a horse from fred- erick Vogt. Alexander Clark; patit larceny (second offence). ‘Thos. Zéll Hoover; false pretences. Sid- ney Smith (Indicted with Albert Robingon) larceny of a horse, and larceny of bi and harness. Ed- ‘ward Carroll; for a nameless offense on a dog. Poricr Covrt—Judge Snell. To-day, John Flllips. colored, pleaded gullty to acl Of ste: bricks from his employer, Sirs Albert, tuchardé, and was sent to Jail or 96 days. Phillips was 'a cart driver, and when sent Out with cart load of bricks he’ took them and Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tax Evexrxo Star. Scoot, Boanp.—The city school board met last night to consider sites or suitable for a new school house. Hon. Charles E. stuart presided and Messrs. Fendall, Marbury, Leadbeater, Straus, ‘Vincent, R. L. Carne, Thompson and the. ‘superin: tendent were prevent. Mr. Vincent reported thatit ‘would cost several thousand dollars to adapt the ‘Braddock House to school purposes. Mr. Straus re- Ported that the committee had recetved f offers to sell buildings, and that ¥ Teduced the price of her’ house and ot to $3,000," also, that the purchasers of the lot corner of Cam- eron and Columbus streets were willing to sell thé lot back to the board. Offers were also made from Messra, McVeigh and Bryant, Messrs McVeigh and ‘Mr. Taylor, heirs. Mr. Leadbeater said that with the consent of the quarterly. meeting the monthly meeting of the 'y of Friends was willing to sell the Friends’ mecting house and lot adjoining the Washington school, and thereupon Mr. Lead- ‘eater was udded tothe commitiee on the pur- chase, and the subject was postponed until after Friends quarterly meeting. as trustee of public schools for the Beach has bee a member of the fourth ward. Mr. sehool Board since the opening of the schools in | 1871. COURT.—The corporation court will meet this afternoon to close its May term. “At its session ‘Yesterday afternoon Judgment for the plaintiff was, given in the case of Tease agt. Hayes—action for thé’ mn of a horse. : ‘Nores.—Townsend Saloman, arrested by OMficer Franks, charged with disorder, is the only prisoner at the stationbouse this morning.— At the last | mayor's court George Hough, charged with assault, waived an examination and gave onds for the cor” Poration court.—The city council will meet to- | night—The Rev. Drs. Lodge, Saunders, Green, Faunce, Meador and Cuthbert, of Washington, at tended the Baptist ministers’ Conference here yes- terday afternoon. Tse Misrr Srone, i 11 TTTTH H HY 0 TT HO wep uae m% 7 HB ‘The place, par excellence; to ret a STYLISH SUIT OR SPRING OVERCOAT, ‘and at s price fully one-third lower than any other store in the city offers, ‘Brown, colored, were seutenced to‘) days in jail colored, were sent ays 10. for stealing. Hugh Lawson, colored, larceny of $15 from Hannah algo colored; 60 days in Jail; appeal noted. J. J. Ruplt, Sunday bar; $20. Covtp Nor Escare Mareimony.—A marriage ceremony Was qt performed in the waiting- toons of Cae eatcuna donee ab Pieasnk, Weal Va yesterday evening. Join Miers was the apparent in ‘and Miss Katzmiller the deter- mined She is the daughter of a well-to-do farmer near Elkins. Miers had been paying her at- tention for some time. It is alle at after some aimculty between them she threatened sujt for breach of ‘He offered to compromise by marrying her, He then, It appears, started away without her Sunday, and she aud her father fol lowed him to Keyser, and, capturing him, returned to Piedmont, and the ceremony was speedily per- ‘Wm. H. Winans, ex-city treasurer of Newark, N. ‘Ju, Was fined $500 and costs of court yesterday ‘for allowing false entries to be made in his books through his neglect. 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This condition may be remedied by the use of AYER’s SaRaaPaRiLua, the ‘best blood purifier known. A® 4 SOPERB HAIR DRESSING AND RENO- vator Aver's Harm Vicor is universally com- mended. It eradicates scurf and dandruff, cures all eruptions and itehings of the scalp, promotes the re- newed growth of the hair, and surely prevents its fading or turning gray. apaa ———— Sus, Suxs: Suxs: a6. 37%. 3m. BEAUTIFUL FANCY COLORED SILKS, 373. BLACK SILKS! COLORED SILKS! $1.00, 61.25, $1.50. 75, $1.00, $1.25. BLACK and COLORED SILKS reduced 25 on every yd, CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS,Silk and Wool, 2, HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILKS, 75. NUNS’ VEILINGS, wide, double-width, pure wool— Cream, Pink, Blue, and Black—373¢_ HENRIETTA CLOTH (BLACK), pure Silk and Wool,¢1. PURE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, 75, NUNS’ VrILING, Pure Wool, 20., worth 25, COLORED SATINS, 50. BLACK SATINS, 50. EW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON. 25 BROCADE SILKS. pink, cream, blue, white $1. COLORED CASHMERES, Pure Wool, Pink, Bine, 37, RUNS’ VEILING ‘beautiful lace style), Pure Wool, 25. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 81.50. COLORED BROCADE SILES, 75. “BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GooDs. ‘Silk and Wool Checks, 37; Silk and Wool Pain Dress Goods, 97%: Black and White Silk and Wool Check ‘Dress Goods, 3735; Debeige, all-wool, spring shades, 20. apl0| CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPACE. Ji ERSEYS! denspyst JERSEYS: A good line of Spring Overcoats from... A splendid line of Business Suits from... eat Fabrice and Best Styles, from, ‘A full line of Boys’ 12-18 Suits from. A complete line of Boys’ 4—11 Suits from. ‘Ant excellent line of Pants from. Oda Vests from... Full line of Single and Double-Breasted Flan- nel Suite, Backs or Frocks, including Set of @. A,B Buttons, from. 7.50 up THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS ap l6 | | Scsr Ovexrsc_ Afall line of FANCY, PLAIN WHITE, CHECK and JOINTLESS MATIINGS, in ALL GRADES, The pat- terns are very neat and handsome. Also, new line of INGRAIN CARPETS, in NOVEL DESIGNS AND BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS FOR SPRING. TAPESTRY AND BOD: BRUSSELS IN | GREAT VARIETY. FURNITURE and BABY CARRIAGES AT BOTTOM PRICES, SINGLETON & HOEKE, p19 801 Market Space and 908 and 310th street. Panssors Aso Sox Usunzruas | NEW STYLE PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS lust received 20 pieces COLORED CASH VEKES, 50c. Spieces DIKES GOODS. 25 A lnrice stock of UNDER and HANDKERCHIE 8. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. GEO. J. JOHNSON, 715 Market Stace. 907 F Sr. Prosovycen Banaras, 907 F STRE At our NEW PLAC” OF BUSINESS Summer Silks, 9c. and up: Luyin’s all wool Nuns’ Véiling, 25¢.; Tn: apla dia Linen, 13%4¢.: beantitl Armure Ginehims, 123g; 10-4 bleached Sheetins, 200: white Counterpanes, 4c. and up: linen table Damask, 19. and up, straw’ knit seamless 36 Hose, Hanbures, 2¢ aud up: perfect | D: 2B; (Glasonte Temple Foruicryy 1200 Succes ‘fitting laundred ton venuine monogram Ki BRODHEAD & CO., 907 F ap12-tink Y 1 € Caswer Care, 1620 TH STREET. FALL & LOVE, First-class Meals. Meals sent out in hot tin kitchen at mh24-1m_ 719 820per month. E. G DAVIS, 719 719 MARKET SPACE. We are displaying many new things in BLACK DRESS GOODS this week. We make BLACK SILKS and WOOLENS a specialty, and are therefore uble to offer great inducements to’ buyers, Examine our stock be- fore making your selections, Our line of DRESS TRIMMINGS, comprising Che- nilleand Tape Fringes, Gimps, Braids, Buttons, &., is very complete and ‘attractive, We offer some special bargains in Chenille, and Chenille and Jet Fringes this week. In PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS we are show- ing all the novelties of the season. Elegant, stylish goods at low prices. ‘ Our stock of EMBROIDERIES, LACES, HAMBURG | EDGES, &c., full and complet, BEST GOODS—POPULAR PRICES, E. G. DAVIS, apl2 719 MARKET SPACE. Tue Boys Wut Be Hoy, AND THE PARENTS SAVE 25 PER CENT BY PUR- CHASING FROM Us, Boye Sults 9 to, at #4 worth 96 120 16, a1, Ft tai, 7. ates, CBILDREN'S _DEPARTME? CONVENIENT 's 'T_ON FIRST FLOO! FOR THE LADIES. oe 3.8136. £ aut $4.75, Sailor, Suits, 3 ¢0.12, Mena Suite at $6, Seat gs at yo abk “ate, S15. Blue Yacht Cloth, $10, worth $15, (olor warranted.) Fine Drese Sults, $13; worth! gia ere | 4-button cutaway. 815,worth@21 “Pine custom-made, $20. worth #30, REMEMBER THE PLA M. F. EISEMAN, 491 Ir STREET NORTHWEST, Brder Odd F Howe Halt P.8.—Mr. Lew Newmyer has connected h By Ssealaitad wets be wil be pics ai Nous warxen & 00, 425 Pennsylvania Ave. NOAH WALEER & CO, (€25 Pennsylvania Ava NOAH WALKER & CO, HAS NO EQUAL, ‘Our Custom-made Cloth- ing. Great Success in our Four Button Cutaway I oa PRE R ARDSOS™ Suitsfor Dress or usiness Wear. Prince Albert Coats and Vests, Neat Styles, Hair Line Cansimere Panta Joona, Nobby Business. Suite, Boy's Cutaway Suits, Short Panta, Children's Blouse and Plaited Suite, Assortment large, Prices 6% Pennsylvania Ave, NOAH WALKER & 00, (025 Peunsylvanis Ave, NOAH WALKER & CO, €25 Pennsylvania Ave. ‘NOAH WALEER & CO. 25 Pennsylvania Ave. ‘NOAH WALKER & CO, * 1625 Pennsylvania Ave, WOAH WALKER & CO, (€25 Pennaylvania Ave. NOAH WALKER & CO, (€25 Penneylvanis Ave, ‘will relieve Bronghit Catarrh, Consump- Give snd Throat Distases, “They are used always With good success. r eo ‘The Only Great External Remedy. ‘Those emiment chemists, Professors Doremus and Batteraiall, andome Benson's Capeine Porous Pia = =e h-GolicF ied Vest Chains, $ to$i0. Prigg. Cashing Liquors fer Medicinal use; warranted éhemically pure; sold by all drug- gists. Jas F. McGee, sole agent, 404 9 n.w.tu,th,s,1m With the Condiments generally attainable it ee to oe inayonaise dressing for that will compare Durkee’s Salad Dressing. Buy a bottie De convinced. c Dr. Wilbor’s Cod-Liver O11 and Lime. Ee Dr. Wilbor it is robbed of the nauseating also embodies a preparation of the Phosphate Lime, giving nature the very article required to the heating qualities of the il, ‘where disease has destroyed. It Bicycle Shirts and Stockings, Boys’ sizes from S0c. to $4, all shades, | Special rates to clubs; samples free, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. €0 Burnett’s Cocoaine, THE BEST OF ALL HATE DRESSINGS. It allays irritation, removes all tendency to Gandruft, ano invigorates the action of the capll- laries 12° cae degree, thus promoting, a vigorous and neat wth of hair. Its effect ‘upon the quienes pa ommasot ‘the hair is such as cannot be surpassed, Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the Dest. 0 93 Per Gallon, 75c. Qt. Bottle, No. 2 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. tu,wés,6 ‘MoGus’s, 9th street, near D. Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenia, © Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. 0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark Has, for more than half a century, Deen In use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- Siclans as the best tonic and invigorator extant. ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu- larly a lady’s medicine. $1 a bottle. Sold by drug- es. WE Thornton, Propnetor, ‘Baltimore and arrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tuth,s6m Removal. I take pleasure tn annot ‘to my friends and customers that I have removed from No. #48 Penn- sylvania avenue to No. 1205 F street northwest, With a complete assortment of staple and taney articles, and everything pertaining to art needie- ‘Work, designing and stamping. A. H. EICHBSTADT, 1205 F street northwest. 3 xir of Babek cures positively Chilis, Fever and Ague and all Ma- Jarial trouble; contains no quinine; at druggists’;500 Furs Received on Sto! Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire. im BH, Srinewerz & Son, 1287 Penna. ave. Decline of Man. Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, pebiligyeured by "Wells Health Henewer.” “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered 1n half-pouhd Ward” print, é¢. per [pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet ilk, 8. per quart, Cream 16¢. pint. Sexual a2 SS8g PPP RRR MI NNN GGG. gS pe Rk NNN G OG 58 Pp ok BE I NNN GGG L (00 TTITH H INN N coo gor OO T HH HERE Goo OE QO T HHH ONNN @ QoL 006 T H HTN NN 6 co T HH ON KN ‘GGG NOW READY. THE VAST NUMBER OF NEW AND HANDSOME PATTERNS INCLUDE ALL THE MOST APPROVED IDEAS AND MANY EXCLUSIVE ONES. v STYLE, FIT and PERFECTION OF WORKMANSHIP CANNOT BE SURPASSED BY THE BEST GRADES OF CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS, ‘Having made more than our accustomed efforts, and are therefore fully prepared to welcome buyers. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., THE FINEST CLOTHING, ‘319, 8. E, CoRNER Szvenra axp D STRxEre, mbi4-3m For A Gop, Szaviceanie OR STYLISH SUIT OF CLOTHES G0 TO THE ONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. a Qt 86-5 Suit, with broad binding, is nearly worth Our 87 Mixed Cheviot Suit, im seven different patterns, ‘cannot be matched in the elt. Hes Our $8.25 Cheviot Suit is as good as any $12 suit you can buy anywhere, Our $10 Casnimere Suit compares with: mii jouean ay. eres ee Sey Cur 812 Cassimere Suit is as good as any $18 suit you can buy. Our $10 Frock Suit is fully worth $15. ‘We sell you a good Indigo Blue Flannel Suit at $7.50. AG. A.B, Euit at $10, We line of 4.1 BUS MAYG Aare ne of ¢-buttou Corkscrew Cutaway w gig haves full line of Boys’ and Children's Suita, from We hax line of Men's jo haves fall ine of Men's, Youths’ eee Ete REMEMBER THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. apl0 Eowano Cavemr & Co 14% New York avenue DRY _ GOODS. SEATON PERRY (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER ‘HAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE LINE OF SEMPRE A iG SHAPES AND STYLES FOR IN OF 1834. ON AND. ; LOUISINE. TS, AND He EORU aE AL GOOD VALUES” IN SATIN a sone SILES AT $1.00, $1.25, $100 PONSON'S BLACK CACHEMIRE SILKS. e180 70 $260 PURE D\E WEAR GUABAN! BONNEI'S CACHEMIKE PaINCESBE. ._ ERS “ MONOPOLY" BLACK SILKS 09 y BLACK SILK GRENADINES. Tete Gen tnan ten meta “WASH FABRICS" IN GREAT VAMIETS = Sw-CHOICE 2008. PLAIN FIGUBES ASD COR- SEATON PERRY. Perry _, Pennaylvanis avenue Soruer bab street, Established 1840." = e919 Scr Axo Waar Deranrueyr. SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT, Eawhich we are now showing one of the finest, most ‘eBtensive and select stocks of LADIES’ SUITS AND WRAPS to be found in the city. Particular attention ie called to ‘our display of entirely new Spring and Summer stylesin SHORT WRAPS, DOLMANS, NEW MARKETS, BAGLANS, WALKING JACKETS, JERSEY WAISTS, CASHMERE. NUN'S VEILING, WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES. NOTE THE PRICES: A handsome all-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP, elab- ‘orately trimmed with lace and passementerie, at $12.50, reduced from $15.50, Our TRICOTINE VISITE, lace trimmed, only 96, for- ‘mer price $8. Our LEADER, %4 SPRING WRAPS, made of Tricot, ‘trimmed with lace and passementerie, which we will offer at the very low price of $5; regular price 87.50. SPECIAL —Weshall offer our all-wool BLACK CASH- ‘MERE SUIT, box plait-d skirt, with draperies, at $12; actually worth $16. We guarantes this suit tobe all wool, or no sale. PARASOLS. Our department for PARASOLS is greatly enlarged and we are now displaying all the novelties for street and cae Sens Vinee an SY and with unique LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, 104 doz. LADIES’ CHEMISE, good cotton, 190.: 97 dor. Chemise, trimmed with lace, 29c.: 89 doz. Chemise, ‘trimmed with three rows of inserting, and tucks between band and sleeves, edies with cambric ruffles, at 43c, special price; 124 doz. Chemise, with Torchon lace and ‘Hamburg inserting, at 9c.; reduced price for this week only. MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, trimmed with lace at 690. SKIRTS, with ruffies of Hamburg em- broidery, 9 invhes in depth, $1.23: former price $1.76. ‘Mother Hubbard CA JiBRIC SLIPS, with embroidered ‘yoke, at 2c. : would be cheap at 40c. Mother Hubbard CAMBRIC SLIPS, Hamburg yoke and tuck bottom, 5c. Ladies’ lace stripe Nainsook and Lawn APRON, trimmed with plaited ruffle, 10c. Nurse APRONS, wide edge and tucking, at S0c. Our lot WASH SKIRTS, in different styles, at the uni- form price of 50c. A large and complete assortment of BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, in nobby patterns, from 26c. to the finest ‘quality. OUR SPECIALTY—LADIES' CORSET COVERS— ‘We shall offer at 250. each for this week only. ‘We have also opened a new line of CHILDREN’S and ‘MISSES' SUITS, made of Marseilles. Pique, Lawn, India Linen and Ginghams, in all sizes and styles, at the low- eat possible figures. LANSBURGH & BRO., pls 420-422-494 SEVENTH STREET. Seecut Orvenres OF BLACK GOoDs, IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTAS. BLACK CASHM) BLACK TAMISE. BLACK NUN'S VEILING, BLACK BATIBS1E_ BLACK CAMEL’B HAIR GRENADINE. BLACK LACE BUNTINGS AND ALBA’ \TROS, LACK OTTOMANS, BLACK TRICOTI) Ue a EE ‘ESSE. BIN ALL wie SeRCTAL GouP° ANS WEE PULEe gePae oe ANBPECTION 5 THOSE DESIRING TO FUR. QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, apt. 903 MARKET SPACE New Seana Goons. WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR- GAINS IN BLACK SILKS, SILK GRENADINES, FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE- iS. BLACK WOOLEN DR!sS GOODS cient VAKIETY, LINEN LAWN! 8 sILK AND LISLE HOSE, LINEN SHI A RAPeING ALL SIZES oan cae aps-3m HOOE, BRO. & CO., 1338 F street. New Sparse Goons Recerven Ar LUTTRELL & WINE'S, BO. 1930 PENNA. AVE., corner 20th st. nw. fi 22 Fe ie : F i JOBS IN HOSIERY. JOBS IN TOWELS, TABLE LINENS AND MAPKING. ‘MANX NEW GOODS IN APRING NOVELTIES. ALL AT POPULAR PRICES, ‘WE INVITE DPECTION, _LADIES GOODS. Jost Orex> Ax Exsoor Loc ‘CHILDREX"S LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, LACE ‘and SHIRRED CAPS, PORE BONNETS. ‘MERINO CLOAKS in Mother Hubbart and other atylea Marnificent Stock of Ladies and Children's Hosiery, Corseta, Underwear, Kid, Silk, and Lisle Thread Gloves ‘Select assortment of Hambunra Irish Point. Nainsook, and Swiss Embroideries, Oriental. Torchon, Medicis, ‘and other Trimming Laces in all the newest Mra. SELMA RUFPERT, apie 606 9th strect northwent. NO. 408 AND 405 TTH ST. N.W., Received a full assortment of EASTER EGGS, ‘ EASTER NOVELTIES, (Of all Designs and Prices, Maowe J. P. Paruen, IMPORTER OF FASHION, 107 F STREET, NORTHWEST. ‘With increased facilities for the importation of Special wwe are at all tines to show. PARIS BoWurts sat’ LoNDuN surpassing any Previous ecasot. SEROUS ATTENTION MADE TO SIMPLE Cos- TUME BORNETS. ayo Importer of FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATS, FINE MILLINERY Goops, REAL LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, - FINE NECKWEAR, PARASOLS, AND SPRING WRAPS, 4m all the leading styles. ‘TCite Trevise, Paria 977 Pennaylvaniaavenua ap5 M™ ‘ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, <0 TENTH STREET N 7 Setfutennees petet Brand onto eee, SPECIALTIES ARE— mach Hand nade Urxicreloitung, Merino Underweas Scat hd aif Dress Reform Goods fa Corscts, anda 81 Coreet (Miss H.'s own reseed. a thet for the price is uneut 3.B.—Prench, German and Spanish spoken. marl¢ ROCHON, CORCORAN, BUILDIN iT cK si GLASS HAIR DRESSER, FROM PARIS. — sara fs _—— trom Expositone sf Hain AND FIST. HATR WORK. fine Hair Cutting and Hiatt Brows ‘Haitdyed and suasspoced in tet cise otianee NORTHWEST. i Pp 8 Bs eS peg as HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ft agsortinent in the city. six different makes, angie theme the culebrated, CROWN JEWELL. with ety Rewer. Bau ce all prices. ‘and examine our stock before olga Re STOV. and RANGES, thet we will sell at cost, to ane ONE MINUTE COFFEE POTS still on exhibition, W. 8. JENKS & CO, ith street northwest. apls A Pearser Licst. THE RED “Cc” MADE EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY USE. ‘The reputation of this celebrated burnisx Oil is irml eatabiinued. Ht 4s minde froin tne very best Crate Pe Soleum of which st ia the Heart Ait will stand a hve test and is sprcitic ray sgh eres og aenueies ‘buraine qualitive and perfect safety, and ence itis the houschold favorite: THE RED “Cc” OIL Requires Spepcenl (onan Dicasr o¢ wick, wat can to ism. Kerosene Lam ith ordinary burner wok andnodentelany. ‘Wholesale and Retail by J. W. SCHAEFER, 10% TTH STREET NORTHWEST. api? N. EW Goons. Just received, many new and desirable goods in DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, Suitable for Wedding Present, Our usual large stock ‘Of stapie goods is complete. ‘WINE CUT, ENGRAVED AND MOULDED GLASS ‘WARE IN GREAT VARIETY. TRIPLE PLATED WARE FROM BEST MAKERS EDDY REFRIGERATORS. M, W. BEVERIDGE, No. 1009 Pennsylvania Avenua, OIL. Ware Fuzes ; ONTAIS SOREPET SWEEP! carva GLaks AND CB KITCHEN UTER! ‘and full assortment Furnishing Goods erlowrseioe GEO. WATTS, - 314 7th at.. Sdoors above Penn. ava, ‘of House: ne SEWING MACHINES, &c. Taz Decersoxs: A Musical Attachment, different GIVEN AWAY to. ‘one of our NEW AMERICAN No. 7 Cabinet Machines The New American No. 7 in bow the acknowledged “aan oar EW AUTOMATIC BUTTON HOLE for foot and hand power. FEACHMEN Od Americans ikon ts excbgee C, AUERBACH, Corner 7th and H sts., Sole Ageut D.C. pilex! doorto Auerbach’'s Geut's Furnishing and Hat Wauumayxre Spoor Cotros, ‘THE BEST FOR MACHINE OR HAND USE SIX SPOOLS FOR 2% CENTS > lord Bewine ¢ the office ofthe New Home and Hartford Sewing and durable Machine ever 11 sduced inine our new Sock dhan any others th parket™ oid on. earoth street n. w... St. Cloud Building. = tor Hartiurd and. New ed 2, HAT GREAT -BOUSEHOLD” SILENT BAT CEEAT “HOUSEHOLD. RT A Se a eS Giaty. MoKENNEY. 4i7 tu ett. ‘evs SPECIALTIES. + al = |ARY SURGEON ith and K eta. me vi Fire Department, 1: (after May lst), witl een ea ea Trs Narn. Sire Darou Co. CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORE AVENUE. CHARTER, ACT OF CONGRESS SENUABT 20. wer joining rovided for Safe-renters. Nata ane OHA okt 28 SARGENT ‘Dumscrons: teres ‘of water. street Call easty if you wish a bargain st balf value. 3. W. SELBY, os 1914-1916 Peqnaylvania avenne | "We are receiving fresh from the Dairies, three timese week, the following well-known brands of | ter. wiz: | JOR. C, FEARSON"S SONR, ‘Northern, Western, Center and Capitol Hill Markets. 7th and Kste. Bw. ‘© ts simply tes tm «natural condition; that ta whee oe Bia ge ethan incr See | | sn re “powerviog the stisagth abd Ser | He-No ‘sold by all grocers. ‘The trade supplied ly MARTIN GILLET & Co, {m29-6m) Ralueere 3. ¥. SHARPS TOMATOES, i RARDINES. (Ameen MOTs SOUPS ie Game, FRES! | LOvIgIANA ORANGES ie Betty syran, Pitait VINEATELE: fe Gia brs, PEA a GRATED PARMESAN CHE Gines SPAGUETT! - eX SUGAR in CRESCENT OLr NCHOVIES tn Oi. caves Peers LEMON. STI SPANISH CRFLES, in Glass D COPF EI GRO MIXED COPFLE in Glass Vary Piney VIENNA SUGAR WAFERS i CARLSBAD WAFERS. i SUGAK WAFERS (Assored Flavors) c. BRYAN, _7h19-3m NO. 1413 NEW YORK AVENUE x = Caxxen Goons Axo Svoans AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES C. WITMER, mhis IPI Pennavivania evenue F, P. Hoos Misurr, | Corner of #th and N streets worthwest, c PORTER HOUSE IK, 18 Th. Round Steak Woe Th,” Bont ie Raat Saari ‘best Prunes. #1, or Se. Ib. fim Licht Brow Sigur. @1, Ist inh, Poses | barrel Sth. “Can Tomatoes, be Ve Tbs. Best Rice, 80c.; Sibx Best Codfish, Je. ib. Liver, Te. per Ib. All woods delivered free. A CHOICE LOT OF TERRAPIN Jost Received. and for sale tow. FRESH STRWBFERIES, SPEING LAMB, ASPARAGUS, SHAD. atthe PALACE MARKET, fed16 Corner 14th and New York avenue NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS. FER FE a4 a i ace, ‘a B, ae ge = iw 7 = C : as} a iq "a 20 > 3 ret 8 ze i Fr erry 0a 20%, 8 ) ‘Rnd sold at market rates. COLLECTIONS made everywhere. LF Paaze Stock Trzonara Wan WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPELA ‘NEW YORK, BOSTOX, &a PRINCE & WHITELY, Sroce Baoxman 2UPR aveiua} Mow Kook James Whitely, Henry H. Dodge, Hi. Cruger Oakley, HarryC.Logan, Washington, D.C. Maynard ©. Eyre ‘William B. Travers, Special Partnar. BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSE OF RAILWAY SECURITIRG ‘Branch Office—-639 15th strest (Corcoran Building) 3. H DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Rtocks and Bon/ls anf information re- farding the Markets recetved through our wires IN- STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Machange, All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. ja Rosz. J. Tzous, } BROKER IN | GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND STOCKS, No, 618 15th St, QNational Metropiitan Bank Building) Orders to Duy or sell, on margin or for cash, executed SAWYER, WALLACE & CO., New York correspondent, References {Rational Metropolitan Bank, afGider By Telephone Promptly Attended To) | T. Brom Busuor & Co INVITED TO EXAMINE THE ¥) oF THIS OFFICE OONSTANT xD SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS. = BES GAS? Pt SES Depoatts revetvet mibject to chet. We} attention to obtaining ELIA iicrmatce nguing or eee Scart, ectare prepared.at ail times to awwer is ‘Quirtes regarding sae BARRY C. TOWERS & Co, ‘Kaxuzas, Bowens amp Inevaszon may31 160 F STREET NORTHWEST. W. T. J. Wu: & Ca BANKERS 4ND BROKERS ‘Ko, 608 16th street, opposite U. & ‘Treasury, Offer special inducements to mn CRUBS "PETROLEUM, alther tor Onok of'on' Manan