Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1884, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Weatner. Ommce oF THE CHIEF SIGNAr. OFvrceR Pm asmisovox, D. C-. APT 24 184, $30'a.m. the middie atlantic states, viearing and sr weather, ight change in temperatuer’ Nght | ‘winds. Fair weather is Indicated for sew Bnd the northern portions of the middle [sates oa Friday, with slight changes in tempera. sare. CuEax Hovse, ; Mnoch Morgan’s Sou’s Sapolic. ‘Vacatrs famous caramels, 620 9th st., 1339 Pa. av. | Cuass, Umbrella Maker, removed to 1514 Pa. ave. ‘Tee Mine photos of Kets Kemeths’s, 1109 Pennsy!- vapia sveane, continue to be $3 per dozen, with @ thirteenth ‘painted. To Tux Prstic—My leading jana brands whiskies ate the Darling Pure Hye, 1868, the Snows tant made Sour Mash, Bond ® Liana’ and 4. W_ Walker, wadeh cannot ‘be beat. Get it at ‘Chr. Kander's, No. 911 7th street northwest. Huwny Cotmeay, the colored messenger to the detocney General, Who was so seriously fnjured by department elevator some Ume ago, is again attending to bis du Jounsow’s free lunch. 440 9tn street. Orsaa Grasexs, wholesale, Hempler's, 458 Pa. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Nariovat. THEaTER—Emma Abbott opera com- pany in “Rigoletio.” Forp’s OPSa Hovse.—“The Queen’s Lace Hand- aerchiet.” ‘Tugatex Cowiqre.—Firet-class varieties. Duss Mussva.—Curtosities and interesting per- termance. ‘Masosic Trarie—Fair of the Corcoran cadets National RULES’ AxMoRY.—St. Patrlek’s church Livcouy Hatt.—Concert for the benefit of the Homeopathic hospital. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at7 p. m. and ex- ed at 3:30 a. mL On Tuestay evening. at the meeting of the Wash- ington Microscopical seelety, at the residence of Dr Shaier, Prof. Taylor, of the Agricultural de- Partment, Trad a paper ‘on oleomargarine, butter And butterine, and methods of detection’ by po- Jarized light and acid tests. Pressinen’s union, No. 1, has elected the following Qficers for the ensiiing year: Richard P. ‘Thomas, ident: Charles Meechamn, vice president; Thos. * Maher, treasurer; Jobn N. Wright, jr., secretary; Charies Moran, sergeant-at-arms. ‘AD agreeable Incldent of the Corcoron Cadet Corps fair last eventig was the presentation to the | corps bY Col John Ke Thompson ot a baxdsome | Silk fag and sta‘. | ‘The St. George's society celebrated St. George’s day yesterday by a dinner at Fick’s,at which about 100 persons were present. A nuusical aud -ary_entertainment for the Denefit of the Pensoura free it Bursery tnalds, training class will be given on Sat- unlay evening in the lerture roomof All Souls’ | ehburcb. An attractive program has been arrayged. ‘The Rev. Jos. C. Pri je colored lecturer, Spoke | Yast evening in the Congregational church upon the subject, egro Capabilities” The lecture was delivercd under the auspices of the colored | association of North Carolinians ip this clty. j Ker. Jobn A. Mulligan, colored, formerly’ pastor | E chureh of | Of Galbraith chape jjored ADM. Gus cits, has heen appointed by the Carlisle, Pa., © pastor of the A. M. EB church at Union- A very pleasant Ittle stag party was given last | evening tW (he members of the Sparta club at thelr | rooms, 0 Center Market, bulldings, by their presl- | deat, br. W. H. J. Mulvin, 1a commemoration of his “coud birthday. th the United States circuit court, in Bal- tmore, 2h tmportant case in patent law is. argued —John A. Graham, admtnistrator, and Chas. ‘T. Heiloway v8 David Jobnson and The Wasbing- y Fire Extinguisher Nanufacturing Co. The suit, Winch Invelves the valldity of a large number Of patents, Is argued, on behalf of defendants, by | EK’ Evans, esqe of this et Intersting exetcises were held at Wayland semt- Rary yesterday, the occasion being “book day,” ‘when disquisitions upon books were read by the | Students, and the visitors were expected to bring ue oF mure books 4s contributions to the brary. Assays were read by Lott Kichards, LH. Wiggit- | Yon, EI. Henry, Rertha A. Piper, Joshua B. Simp- goa, John J. Pusey, Nelson K. Hairston and Chas. B Wiliams Kit Karson Post. No. 2, G. A. R., held a camp-fire ‘at their ball last night, which was largely attended. Ex-Go¥, Curtin, of Pennsylvanta, made a speech Tull Gf Trminisevnees of the days When he was the “war governor” of Pennsylvania, and Gen Van ‘Witet made a short address very attractiv am ts announced for the ‘oln hail this evening for thie hospital. Mra Me- | jozart’s “Batt Batu.” Soupimns’ Hown— At a mevting lest evening of the gentlemen inter- | ested it the projected Home at Kichmond for the | Indigent €x-coniederate soldiers, a permanent or- | anizs"ion was effected. Gen. Thomas T. Crittenden Wus eltcted president; Geu KE. Colston, J. W. | Bell and Col. Juck Brown, vice presidente; Dr. WIE ams, LH. Happy and Alex. Hunter, secretaries, and Samuel Nerment, treasurer. , ‘Tae Honricertexat Soctery.—At the meeting | Of the Distriet Horticuitural Society held last even- ing at German hs John Saul presiding and Mr. J. T. €. Clark as secret ury—there were ‘on the tabies exhibit of flowers, includ- ing contributions frm Messrs T. W. Fowler, John Saal and Win. Swuuders ‘The subject of the proper soil to be used in conservatories was dis | assed informally by Capt. C. B. Tanner; Messrs. Fowler, Saund-s~ «nd Saul, Dr. Basil Norris, Prot. | "Y. Taylor aud vol. D. S. Curtis’ To Be Sext ro tus IspiaN TERRITory.—The | Body of Hothe-Mate, the Indian delegate from the | Seminole nation, whio died In this qlty on the frst fustazt, and who was buried In the Congressional | cemetery. Was removed from the cemetery yester- as uincting by Mr. Wiliam F. Spindler, the un- dertaker. The body was embaimed later in the | day by Dr. E. F. Schaffirt, and placed in a new cas- Ket, in which It will Ix forwarded to Muscogee, In- Gia Territory, by Adams Express company. Base Bart—The Boston Unions and the Nationals Played a very interesting game yesterday at the Caplio. park. ‘The game was very close, and the Nationals at 0 had the game within their rasp. Dut aliow e Bustons to make the win- by errors. ‘The score -stood to % The today. The Washingtons lay this afternoon at King aud Kiley, two of the new men Manaver Hollingshead, wi'l play first rt jae elsewhere yesterday phia, 10; Athletic, 1. At 5. AU New York— labarger and Wilson,for Harriet ner, W. L. Woods, entered suit of ‘Trinity parish to recover laration states that May iting the wood (corner of 3d and C streets), a where a number of striking the child, infticted tnjurtes w! Paralysis of the lower part of the body, and she bas since bee: ie to leave her bed. New Drvrstos Sows vision of the Sons of T Yeadon Capit TREMPERANCE.—A dt- s heen organ ‘“Standfast, Monday barter + Inembers are TB. Marche, Hiorn, 1. P. Southwick, 3 Mr. and Mrs W. € abdiver. Ww. W. Darrell, J. W. Bits<, © W. Mathiotr, Mire E. J. Bernhard. “Twz Rasan ‘quare Theater pre- | sents this plas at Furd's next werk with all of the | nied it during tts long run c and the handsome | The Glade scene, in the frst moder Stage setting. ‘The sale ty Picturesque < Set, 5 a marvel in Of Seats begun this ‘Tae Wacxrx Coxceets.—The announcement ts Made ‘0-day of The only appearance In Washing. | nm of the wnefian trie from Vienna, Madarae An na, Here Erol Scaria and Herr Herma elman. ‘The program 1s a mag- ly arrange! by Mr. Thomas, | uprising scenes from “Tan. wkure® and “Tristan | Marxiace LichNses.—Marrlage licenses have een bated by ths Sof the court, to EM. johnson 2nd 6 udd; James W. Ra: Of Philadeipint J. Siananan: George W: | Bord and Cla Lancer; Sitios" Jackson Pettit and Mary E Thompson, both of Farias county, Vs. Thomas Brooks and ache jal; J pt morsey ant Fitznt Fredertekabury,¥. eS = pee pacer Fist Manner. ai, agent-—7.0m) shad. from $12 to $25 per hun- Gred: 6X0 herring, from. #010. $8 per tne, and; #0 bunebes fisi, irom 20c. to Se. per Bunch. Tae MeRrpras Hitt Saie.—The sale of lots on Meridian bil will be continued to-morrow after. Boon (Friday) at 40° ck, some of Une best lots not Raving yet been offered, and as the sale progresses Uhe chances for investing tn advanctag property tn thts section diminishes, 43 it 13 not probable that a @ale of the magnitude advertised will occur for Jearstocome. See advte ae SAL¥ oF Stocks.—Messrs Duncanson Bros ad- ‘Yertise to-day 4 sale of stocks to take place at their Suction rooms to-morrow at one O'clock. The ‘Stocks reprewent some of the most sold. com 5 ose de to obtain such a atiend this sala, ee | Ping Amricurs at Avctios.—Mr. Dowling wit | ‘fell to-morrow, his auction rooms, at Tt oiock: for the premier secretary of the Russian ation, a | Juluable collection of antiques, curios and objects | Of art, rare old ‘Turkish rugs, pistols, a Mine breech im, and many other articles Of value. The | Sod by RA. ‘Sale will begin promptly at 11 o'clock. ee eee i 1 CAMPAIGN.—THE WEEKLY | rau will be Sent postpaid to ahy address tm the ti] after the presiaer y cents. eis a large eugatpuge X columns of interesting reading mises personal, news copy. Se THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSD AY. APRIL 24, 1884, THE SOLDIERS HOME. Why the Veterans are Dissatisfied. INSPECTOR GENSRAL SACKRT RECOMMENDS THAT THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE THE HOME FOR THE BUREAT OF AGRICULTURE AND ESTABLISH & NEW HOME ON THE SEA SHOKE. The report of Inspector General Sacket of his visit to and Inspection of the Soldiers’ Home, upon which was based the bill specially appropriating $29,000 for that Institution, reported in yesterday's Stan, has been submited to Congress. This annual iuspection 1s required by law. Gen. Sacket re ported the entire interual arrangement of the Home—sleeping rooms, kitchen, etc., in most ex- celient condition, though some of the rooms are Father overcrowded, owing (0 the number of 1l- Tate ‘The mess room is too small, and the eariy completion of the extension Is recommended. Tue ‘stables are too close tothe main barracks. The library 1s attractive and comfortable, and the hos- pital is a “model of Its kind.” According to the re- port the Home is admirably managed and conduct- ed, but “notwithstanding that the old soldiers of the armay are aware of the comorts furnished to the inmates of the home, they have a t aversion, and it might be called a dread, of the Home. ‘The great disiike to it by those broken down with age Snd honorable service, who are eligible and havea Tight to enter it, is the known lack here of all oc Cupation or recreation.” The report states that the majority 07 oid soldiers do not like reading, and are foo old te acquize the habit, and knowing they will have literally notuing wo do but sit round and smoke, they dread the place. Many, too, object to Sundering domestic ttes,tn order to enter the Home. CHANGE OP LOCATION OP THE HOME RECOMMENDED. Gen. Sacket regards the “location of the Home as: unfortunate in the extreme.” It 1s too near a city, with all its temptations. He recommends that a casino, or something of the kind, should be built with such amusements as would suit the tastes of the inmates. He also recommends a bar for the ‘sale of beer, under proper restrictions. ‘his, he 13 confident, would tend tokeep many at the Home Who now frequent. neighboring “groggeries,” and. rink the vilest liquor and create disturbance at the Home. The report suggests that 1t would be a. Fed thing for the government to purchase the jome for the use of the Agricultural bureau; that the purchase money be taken anda new Home on the seaboard, where such amusements ag fshing, boating, gunning. etc., could be had, be estal lished. "Each year $10,000 is expended Gn the roads Within the gronnds, trom which the inmates de- rive no benefit whatever, though the money comes out of their fund. As this 1s solely for the benefit of the people of Washington, the inspector general thinks they ought to bear at least a portion of this expense, He says that in the spring, when frost 13 Jeaving the ground and the roadways are soft, the Fates dre closed temporarily to Keep the roags from ing cut up. and that because of this “a great hue and cry is heard, as though these grounds were owned and kept in order by the population of ihe city.” A sum amounting to from $1,500,000 to $2,000,000, belonging to the Home, has been in pos- session of the government for years, and in order to ascertain the precise amount, that It may be de~ Posited tothe credit of the Home, an additional elerical force in the auditor's and controller's oMces. of the Treasury fs recommended. (twas for this Purpose that a Dill appropriating $20,000 was yes- Verday Introduced.) THE CEMETERY, containing sixteen acres, is cut off from the Home by a public highway, and 1s classified in War de- partment records as. national cemetery. The re- Port suggests that the government purchase this ground and that the purchase money be added to the permanent fund of the Home. ‘The number of inmates is 470, in addition to which there are 159 “commuters,” who receive from $210 $8each per mouth. ‘Those not getting a pen- sion are allowed $8, and those getting pensions are allowed the difference between the pension and $8 per month. One dollar per month for tobacco ls allowed each inmate, this sum being taken out of the pension money Of those who draw pensions. ‘The daly cost for maintenance of each inmate ts 81 cents, or a total of $295.85 per year each. The treasurer gives a bond of $20,000 and gets a salary Of Siu) per month. ‘The secretary ts pald $75 per mont THE PREMANENT PUND amounts to $156,431.14. From April ist to Novem- ber 19th, last year, the recelpts were (Including a Dalance on hand Of $20,755.43) $99,844.66. Of this sui $52,629.65 was drawn from the United States treasurer and $16,971.35 was derived from the inter- est on bonds, securities and permanent fund. The disbursements were $85,685.04, of which the sum of $21,511.88 was for subsistence stores, &¢.; $6,770 pald in commutation to members of Home living with ‘thelr families, 44,914.06 for clothing; $8,215.93 for fuel; $10,576.91 for pay of civilian employes, improvement of grounds, &c.; $14,324.05 for bulldings und general repairs; $9,528.92 for extra duty and monthly allow- ance to inmates. Church and religious expenses eust $1,050, and artificial teeth, spectacles, crutches and hospital furniture cost $1,617.19. ‘The value of ‘the farm products was $10,575.50, and the farm ex- Penditures auounted to $25.62 ‘The dairy pro- lucts realized $5,848.14, and the dairy expenditures were $1,315.62, leaving over $4,000 profit. It cost, however, $2232.25 to run the garden, which duced only $1,447.52, or $784.74 less than the outlay. SaLe oF Suscnsax Pxorenry.—On Saturday last Congressman Bishop W. Perkins, of Kansas, In contection with Granville C. West, of Parso1 Kansas, purchased from Wright Rives a tract Jand containing 20 acres, on the Bladensburg pike, adjoining the Mill's property. It 1s underst that numerous tmprovements will be made during the coming season. A Poot Room Waere Bors ConorgcaTe—In the Police Court to-day Christy May: e keeper of a saloon and Dilitard room at tl Of 12th and B streets southeast, was. with keeping a disorderly house, and the case was con- Unued until Wednesday next. ‘The warrant was Sworn gut by Ofiicer, Branson, who states that & umbe? of boys can be found ‘in the saloon at any Ume. On one Sunday the officer called at the de- fendant’s place and found nineteen boys, some 6f | whom were playlng pool. A PoxER Case Nor Scstamgp.<Jos. ‘Thomas Was put on trial in the Police Court to-day on a charge of permitting @ gamlag table to be set up in premises under his control It appeared from the testimony that Thomas was in charge of the ker room over the Chesapeake restaurant when it was raided, and that he was employed by the proprietor to take charge of the premises. Judge Snell dismissed the case, as It was not shown that the defend.nt had possession of the premises, Tar MCALL Assoctatiox.—The meeting of the Aerican McAll association at the New York Ave- ue Presbyterian church was well attended last night asteur Jean Paul Cook, of Paris, gave an interesting address on the pi of Protestant- ‘The mecting this morning. was ed ism in Fran dressed by Pasteur Cook on the subject of “Sun day. schovis iu France.” xs: Cororen Siuxs:: SURAH SILKS! RHADAME SILKS! MERVILJEUX SILKS! SILKS, 37%. SILKS, 37e SILKS, 37540, ‘Handsome BROCADE SILKS, T5e, BLACK and COLOKED SILKS reduced 25 cents on every yur 711 Manxer Srack, RED SILKS, special bargain, 75, IPNFIETTA CASHMERE (b'ack), silk and wool, $1. BLACK SILKS. special burwain, 81.25, BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, pure silk, T5e, BLACK SATINS. Suc. COLORED SATINS, 30c. BROCAT -Pink, cream, blue and white, @1. . beautiful lace atyle, pure wool, 25c, RING DRESS GOODS. \ DRESS GOODS, 250. SILK and WOOL CHECKED D RESS GOODS, 2S¢. SILK and WOOL PLATD DRESS GOODS, 25c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. CASH PRICE: NO CREDIT. ap2s CARTERS, 711 Marker Space, ‘RVATION AND LASSITUDE OF SPRING time are but indications of the sluggish action of the bived. overloaded with carbonates accutnulated by the use of heating food In winter. ‘This condition may Ye reimediod by the use of AYER’s SamsaPanitia, the est blood purifier known, AS 4 SUPERB MAIR DRESSING AND RENO- #4 sator Aveu's Ham Vicon is untversally com- mended. It cradicates scurf and dandruff. cures all sruptions and itchings of the scalp, promotes the te- hewed growth of the hair, and surely prevents its fading or turning gfay. apaa G ERSTER Crorn. GERSTER CLOTH. SPRING DRESS MATERIAL. 4: THE NEW shine Shapes OF BS CENTS, CENTS. SUMMER SILKS: 7 CENTS, AT 37 CENTS. Er Dhicd Wotiad Larke’ Sec Table Linen, 46 Can in “Turkey “ Gros Grain Drew: Shit 45 Ceuta - Yincy Straw Matting, 14 Conte, 20 Cente, ‘Trectine Dress Goods, 16 Cents, . Tricotine Dress Goods, 25 Cents, 4v-inch all-wool Detieze. 90 Cemta, Indin Linens 83¢ Gents, 10 Cente Sheeting Cotton. 19 Cente. ‘toch Black ‘30. “ TOWSON’s, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, near Market, ‘The Beycotted Charc! ‘THE LABOR QUESTION AND ST. PATRICK'S FATR—A DENIAL OF THE STATEMENT THAT THE FLASTEREES ‘AT WORK ABE “S8CABS.” ‘The “boycott” declared by the Federation of Labor against the St. Patrick’s church fair, because “scab” workmen are employed on the new church, appeared to have no effect upon the business at the fair last evening. The sékton of the church stated to & STAR reporter to-day that most of the mate- rial—the stone, lumber, hardware and lime—used in the construction of the church was purchased in Unls city. The contract for plastering was origi- nally awarded to a Washington man, but he was dro] because Father Walter was not satisfied With him and the extra charges that he proposed {wo make, and the contract given to the next lowest Didder, who was a New York man, and brought his own workmen with bimn. After the New York man went to work the hod-carriers struck, at the instigation, it 1s claimed, of the son of the con tractor who had been dropped. Mr. Brierly, the New York contractor, went to the Hod-carriers’ as- sociation and tried to make arrangements with them, but failing, brought some men from New ‘York to finish up the building. All of the laths and allof the materials were, the sexton sald, bought by the contractor in this city. ‘WHAT ONE OF THE PLASTERERS SAYS. “I don’t know how they can call us scabs,” said | John Graham, one of the plasterers at work upon the church, toa Sram reporter to-day. “Allof the plasterers that hate come from New York are union men and are clear on the books. There are | ‘two Washington men working there, and I don’t know whether they are union men or hot. If they are not members of the union, the union men Should have come and seen us avout it, instead of Doycotting the priest ‘The priest has nothing to do with 1. ‘Now we get 4 a day for nine hours Work and only eight hours on Saturday. The Washington plasterers get $3.50 a day for ten hours work. If any W: yn men go to work there they will receive $4a day or we won't work with ‘them, so I claim that we are doing them good. ‘rhe Washington union plasterers should have come to Us and talked With Us, Dut no one has been near us I have been working all over the United States on churches, and generally some one trom the unions has metus. Our inen are clear in the New ork unlon, and most every man can show ‘Rransfets of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follo A. Oto. to Carl Roeser, Jr., part lot 47, 84. Pierce Shoemaker to Abigall C. Shoemaker, S(. 561; $1,604, Mary McDaniel to John Miller, sq. Tis; $1,000, |W. P. Marsh to James . Waugh, Jots 51, 53 ‘to 56, sq. 241; $6,000. Elizabeth G. Todd to Joun Baton, lots a0 to’ 39, sq. 10s4; 41.594 Eliza, Barry to Katharine er, Lot 88, Sq. 500; $675. B. W. Warner to Jobn Hf. White, lot 88, ‘sq. 586; $325. Same to Emma Z Carpenter, lots 11 to 15, Sub. 4, 8g. 970; $1,152, John 5, $80, art 16, —.__ ‘The Courts. TY CovRT.—Judge Coz. Yesterday, Balloch agt. ifooper; time to take de- fendant’s véstimony lnited. Stiekney agt. Stick- ney; sale flually ratided. Hutchins agt. Hutchins; sale ordered and Rutlidge Wilson and E. J. Stell- Wagen appointed trustees Youbg agt. Willams, do, and J. M. Johnston and ©. M, Matthews ap- Polhted trustees. Lighthall agt. Lemon; injune- Uon granted. Johnson agt. Johnson; sale ordered, and Appleby and Edmonston appoluied trustees to sell. Hidenoug agt. McClelland; trustee authorized Vo pay taxes and return deposit. Larner agt. Gib- Son; reference to auditor ordered. Sebastain agt. Sebastain; testimony before Frank Closs ordered taken. Barnard age. Mite; demurrer sustained. Middleton “agi. Middieton;’ auuitor’s report con- rm Potice Court—Judge Snell. To-day, Joseph Whitmer was charged with gct- {ng up a policy shop, and the case was continued for one week." Arthur Brown, colored. was fined $5 for cruelty to antinals, and John White and Geo, Sertn,forteited $ collateral each on sinilar charges. Alexandria Affairs, Reyorted for Tax EVENING Stan. Covars.—The corporation court has adjourned Until May term. Its last business was the qualifi- cation of Mrs. Charlotte Bradley as executrix of her late husband. James H. Greene, James Bayne and L. Marbury were appointed appraisers of her estate. Nores.—In the mayor's court Townsend Solomon paid $5 fine for disorderly conduct.—The regular meeting of the school board will take place next Friday night.—Lannan’s wharf has been extended to the port warden’s line, 390 feet east of the east side of Union street, ‘Thé Mooring of the extended Wharf 15 now being laid.—Julta Briggs, an insane Woman, was brought here from the police station at Georgetown last evening. 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Imported direct, 620 Ora Starer, ‘opporite United States Patent Office. apl9__ Branch Store 1339 PEXNAYEVANIA AVENO © Tse Bors Wax Bz Huey, AND THE PARENTS SAVE 25 PER CENT BY PUR- CHASING FROM UB, Sults, 9 t0.12, at 94, worth Boys’ at Hi + Bie Pocus Ate s10, woetn 18, Fine Drew Sulis is. aa ae ton cutaway! ,worthg21 Fine custom. ube Meee en tm STREET NOE TA Sor, Under: ‘ous Fa REACHES WASHINGTON aT 11 AM ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. Jos. Tc J. dams, - wie Ooms Z Petters fom. py es y oD order, or we will it 1.W. ENGLAND, Publisher “The Sun." mbls-kn ‘Now York City i Saraxuse scnoita, vaxe, xtra Abd Decovtive Pictures, Jay Gould, 421 9th st mi ‘The Washington City Presbytery. POINTS IN THE NEW DISCIPLINE DISCUSSRD—THE QUESTION OF DIVORCE—A MINISTER ORDAINED. At the session of the Washington City Presbytery, at the 6th street church yesterday several excep- tions to the book of discipline Teported by the com- mittee on the revised book of discipline were dis- cussed. An exception proposing to forbid the in- stituting of process against an alleged offender un- Jess some person “In full communion with the Presbyterian church” undertakes to sustain the charge was lost. One recommending the omtsston of the proposed employment of legal counsel by an accused inember veas adopted, Oue exception re commending that the section in the new discipline roviding that a communicant not chargeable with [hmorat conduct. upon informing’ the session that he {s fully persuaded that he has no right to come | to the Lond’s table may be exctised from the Lord's | table and have his name erased from the roll of | communicants, be expunged, was adopted after a | lively debate. | Rey. Dr. Craighead made a report from the com- | mittee to whom was referredan overture from Kev. | Mz, Cobb, requesting the general assembly to take action on the subject of divorce. ‘The report re- commended that. the presbytery overture the ven- eral assembly “to make an explicit deliverance pro- Ibiting {ts ministry trom marrying persons who | have been divorced for otuer causes or grounds than those set forth in the Scriptures as Interpreted Dy the confession of faith of the Presbyterian chureh.” The discussion was deferred until an ad- Journed meeting next Monday. ‘The presbytery held a session tn the evening, at which Kev. Frank H. Burdick was ordained as pas- tor of the Sixth church. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly preached. Rey. Dr. Childs delivered the charge to the pastor and Rev. Dr. Sunderland the charge to | the people, ‘Those taking part in the laying on of hands were Rev. Messrs, Childs, Sunderiaud, Cobb, Riddle, Kelly, Wallen and French and Eiders Dal: rymplé and Linton. Affairs in West Washington. | ‘Tue grand concert, under the auspices of Poto- mac lodge, No. 5, ¥. A. A. ML, last evening at Cur- Us hall, was a great success, Grats. armived—Boat, Helah, with 3,000 bushels | | wheat. “Sales—2,700 bushels corn sold ‘at 64; 3,160 | | bushels wheat at $1.115. ConDITION oF THE WATER.—Great. Falls, 36; tem- perature, 52. Receiving reservolr, 36; temperature, 57._Distiibu ting reservotr, 36; temapé Cc ATARRH. 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 dislodged, membrane cleansed and healed, breath sweetened, smnell, taste and bearing re- stored, and ravages checked. . Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat, Pains in the Chost, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Streugth and Flesh, ‘Loss of Sleep, eto., cured. Ouo bottle RADICAL CURE, one bor CATARRHAL SOLVENT and one DR, SANFORD'S INHALER, in | ‘one packaxe, of all drusyists, for 81. Ask for SaNroRD’s Bapicat Cone, a pure distillation of Witch Hazel, Am. | Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, ete. POrrse Dave axp Cueuicat. Co., Boston. PAIN IS THE ORY OF A SUFFERING NERVE. COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELEOTRIO PLASTER Instantly affects the Nervous System and banishes Pain, A perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED WITH A POROUS PLASTER FOR 2% CENTS. Itan- niilates Pain, vitalizes Weak and Worn- Out Parte, strengthens Tired Muscles, preyents Disease, and does more in one half the time than any other plaster tn ths world, Sold everywhere. apm GGG_RRR FEE A TITT gS3g AL ERE @°GR RE AA TT OR Saar FE Soot Res Aud ees AAT, ee R RE Sss8aA LLLL EER TTIT 5883" ‘ss, 's Beg 00. pp 0 DD ® DD o DD DoD THE PALAIS ROYAL WILL OFFER Gents’ Furnishings at special reduced prices during theyreat Special Sale. SOME OF THE BARGAINS: ne Puff and Flat Scarfs in Silk fferent dusina, which we offer juced during the Special Sales Our new stock of and Satin in fift rin Ir di red CENTS Big My On tyefive cent Scarfs, which are the same 08 sold tilover the city for cue dollar, will be offered all this week at 53555 gag B55 Gye 2 My) CENTS. . Bg My ‘The famous “PALAIS ROYAL” Dress Shirts, which we have in twenty-four different sizes, and which we guarantee to fit or refund the money, ate offered for giog a3 CENTS. ‘Nicht Shirts, full size, with chich are cousldened cheap for the Special Sale reduced to on & Me sm AIS ROYAL? jas pntchasea for the Special ta’ Goose, 500 dean Fauey Striped Halt tock of'a bankrupt iinporter. ‘BS cents to 50cents per pair, for collar, cuffe and poc for uihety cents, will CENTS, 500 dozen, pair of warranted Genuine Guyot Sus- Penders, sold by all gents furnishing stores for 80,centa, ‘we Offer them for CENTS. SB Gen's' Bicycle or Tourist shirts with new fastening ‘and in all the new colors, sold all ever the city for 62 our price is Silk Umbrellas for Gents, Paragon Frames and Netn- ral Sticks, ‘tly the sume quality as sold by umbrella stores for $2.50 each, for the Special Sale we will offer ‘them for a oa in : ~~ ai Bh - of 22 - mo Bago8e SPRING WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. Oar 50 cent Merino Shirts and Drawers, which are spleudid Value, we offer for this weekat 4 44 444d 444 441 CENTS, aa a “4 ey ny $8 cent Epelish, Ealbriewan, Underwear, which 80) nts’ furnishing stores fesola by genta i for Tocents, we sell ly at B,, 0% % 28 cenre Bigg8> Oy fd Our $1 Colored or White French Balbriegan Under- ‘wear we cannot reduce in Price as we already sell fiity gents under the usual price. We offer them as a Ming bargai i i 3 ut two extra salesmen fo 8) convinced, that the bargalis we have 1 ita i i CITY ITEMS. Great Sale of Smyrn me Rugs, &c. Tull ‘315 7th sell at pire sale Bray ana sat smyma oe aie pe acres 80) Tolls Fancy Mevane ‘at 17 cents; Magnificent Fancy M: ab 25 cents, ‘and the very Dest Matting, of which there are 825 rolls, at Svig Cents; there will also be offered 1,000 Nottingham Lace Curtains at & cents; 200 pair at $1.15; 350 pair at $1.50. Reductions have been made In the above goods to seli them quickly. EF Be Not Deceived. 8 Don’t buy “electric” or “magnetic” frauds. The Pest extermal remedy 1s Benson's Capelne Porous re Johnson's Ladies’ and gents’ oyster and dining saloons, 440and 442 9th street northwest. Every delicacy in season. Poilte attention. Ladies’ saloon first floor. 8 Brown’s Bronchial Trech will relieve Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consump- ve ‘and Throat Diseases “They are used always ‘with good success. €0 Cushing Process Liquors for Medicinal use; warranted chemically pure; sold by all drug- gists. Jas. F. McGee, sole agent, 404 9 m.W.tu,th,8,1m With the & ments erally attainable it 1s not ible to. luce & : with Durkee’s Salad Dressing. & Dottie: be convinced. ea) Dr. Wilbor’s Cod-Liver Oil and Lime. Invailds need no longer dread to take that great eitle for Consumption, Asthina, and threatening Coughs —Cod-Liver Olt and Lime’ As prepared by Dr. Wilbor tt is robbed of the nauseating taste, and also embodies a preparation of the Phosphate of Lime, giving nature the very article required to aid | Uhe healing qualities of the Ol, and to re-create where disease has destroyed. It also forms a re- markabie tonic, and will cause wedk and debill- tated persons to become strong and robust. It should be kept in every family for instant use on the first appearance of ‘Coughs or Irritation of the Lungs. Manufactured only by A.B. Wilbor,Chemist, Boston. Sold by all draggista, tu,th,s Bicycle Shirts and Stockings; Men's and Boys’ sizes from 50c. to $4, all shades. Special rates to clubs; sumples free, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. eo Burnett's Cocoaine, ‘THE REST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS, It allays irritation, removes all tendency to Gandruff, und luvigorates the action of the capil- laries In! the highest degree, thus promoting a Vigorous and healthy growth’ of hair. Its effect upon Lhe glossiness and richness of the hatr ts such a3 cannot be surpassed, Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best 0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenia, C) Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. ¢0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpme Violet, €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. e0 J. M. Laroque’ 4, Blixer of Caltsaya Barl ‘Has, for more than half a century, been tn use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- siclans as the best tonic and tn “ak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give new life, vigor and happiness Particu- larly a lady’s medicine, $1.2 bottle. Sold by drug- Ee W. E. ‘Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and urrison streets, Baltimore, Md. w,th,s6m Furs Received on Storage. Guaranteed against d by moth and fre. im 'B. H. Stixeqerz & Sox, 1237 Penna, ave. «Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corna” 150, Quick, complete cure. Hard or Soft corns, warts, buniona. “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, ‘and delivered in half-pouhd “Ward” printe, 450. per und. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ahd Sweet fk, Sc. per’ quart, Cream 18. pint. PP ER, P P RI wegy aca faced Ree erg ‘a R R R g AND INVIGORATING. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, elther as a deliciou beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated, Whiskey, are invited to make a trial ot the celebrated U UPPP PPP REBRRR {ITTEER NN N U UP PP PE RR TE NN U UPPP PPP EE PRR T EE NNN U Up PB E RR T BE ONNN UU P oP ERER & @ EEE RN RN WHISKEY. ‘This Whiskey, npon an analytical examination, has Froved to be from Fusil Ol, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fictitious age and flavor to this popular drink, yor aarm sr BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, 3.B. BRYAN & BRO, CC. BRYAN, BL WHEELER THOS. A ROVER, ‘.T. METZGER & BBQ, BEALL & BAKER JOHN H. MAGRUDER, + ERGOOD & ay WAL HELMUS, BR WATERS, Wasursarox, DQ. H!& B. W. C&rHERWOOD, Sory Prorarerors Eowann Caveaty & Co. 1425 New York avenue, feb9-3m PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. A Large Stock of RANGES, FURNACES, LATROBES, GRATES AND FENDERS, At Low Prices, JOBBING IN ALL THESE LINES PROMPTLY aT- m5 TENDED To, NS SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE insurance hes ever been recorded as that attained by the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA- TION. ‘This Society ia How but a ittle over three old, yet in that short time has writ 19,000: Sesiioo.000 of lisurance, “ine tee bine oF eels he 000,000 of Lnsuranes, plan tion the perfection of Tife “Insurance seems bereached. We do not, as do theold line com change upon an assuaien MonTALrry, ang take policy-holder an amount so far in excess of need to be put Lito big Naina hor yetdo sessment companies have dove hitherto and esrtitcatos ‘your tract general ally do, char little to renc yment Gerace Sere fall smiount Gnaured ons each Iie at ahs preentiona — 4) doubtiul. One-fourth of the «um collected at each sessment fe vot amide and deposited. with Trast Com: PPP A pe It SSq pany under adeedof trust for the policy-holder. The pas tow ts fun to Bow amouute 10 91000, and ia ine FAA EL AA U 3s, ‘creased! $20,000 oF $30.000 at every assessment, By this 2% To DAH ts8 Hoidcra are protected from injury bytse bers of otk " a drawal of the ealtny membe ‘which, Mil occur a ee | a eae en [Peke ern RRR OO YY AA thousand dollars, is quite ss certain, to say the £ ROO ¥ AAA L wo | least, as if, like some old-liners, we had charged two or R oO Yy 4 4 TLL? es Umes as much money and used it to build enor- ous bu en, 1217-19 PENN! Office, Ne Pe p19 Coe MO EAL UTS mang 2:¥. KNIGHT, General Arent. Tae Namoxaz Sare “Deosr Co, piends, Beery ania CORNER 16TH STREET'AND NEW YORK AVENUE | BRR OO,Y° FA. Adam = PERPETUAL CHAR’ RREO O ¥ aa JARUARE 00,19 “STE ACT OF Coxaness| BE SOY 2a Fe "Boe Gi i a Banser apie and ft Proof Va loss 5 a op Pestana teimonuyoeian ss oeebptver | og gmplsrationt—always Jaining vaules provided tor Safe restora 3 E Ee (beet Bouts VaULi “0UK3 GUARDED BY TH SARGENT g E 5 3 HME Lock ace ‘uu ae ub SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of Include SORDE ond oTOG pete ERAPECL Arab eat Sean . YDES Preaids and Tin Cover.) being ut Gor SES anieee | EP give aries ‘Duscioas: ‘Nyman, Asst Seo. We Ss — = SSO | |e eee cUN) A “Ha 2 ‘WINDOW SHADES, &c. Bie Sa | Way, DRY _GooDs. i SEATON PERRY (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER HAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE LINE OF COACHING PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAs, A! VERY REASONABLE PRICES. ALL THE LEADING SHAPES AND STYLES FOR THE SEASON OF 1884. 0, NDIA PONGE ‘THA GOOD VALUES” IN SATIN RHADAMES ANG SURAH SILKS AT $1.00, $125, 6150 AND role ROE SrtuaRE manmmay oun BONNE1'S CACHEMIKE PINCESSE AND SCHROE- DER’ “ MONOPOLY" BLACK SILES TO $3.50. NEW BLACK SILK GRENADINES. EUELVS CELEBBATED MOURNING, “WASH FABRICS” IN GREA’ "CHOICE Goons, PLA! UBER AND OOK ivr Fides GUARANTEED. SEATON PERRY. Perry Butldine, Jygnetvanta avenue, corner seh street, Sor Axo War Depanruesr. SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT, In which we are now showing one of the finest, most ‘extensive and select stocks of LADIES’ SUITS AND WRAPS to be found in thecity. Particular attention is called to our display of entirely new Spring and Summer stylesin SHORT WRAPS, DOLMANS, NEW MARKETS, RAGLANS, WALKING JACKETS, JERSEY WAISTS, CASHMERE NUNS VEILING, WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES. NOTE THE PRICES. Aandsome all-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP, elab- orately trimmed with lace and passementeria, at 612.50, reduced from 615.50. Our TRICOTINE VISITE, lace trimmed, only 96, for- mer price $8. 5 Our LEADER, 24 SPRING WRAPS, made of Tricot, trimmed with lace and passementerie,which we will offer at the very low price of €5:regular price $7.50. SPECIAL —Wesball offerour all-wool BLACK CABE- MERE SUIT, box plaited akirt, with draperies, at 91 actually woth $16. We guarantee this suit tobe all wool, oF n0 sale, PABASOLS. Our department for PARASOLS is greatly enlarged ‘and wo are now displaying all the novelties for street and. carriage wear, plain and trimmed, and with unique LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR. 104 doz. LADIES’ CHEMIBE, good cotton, 19c.; 97 doz. Chemise, trimmed with lace, 290.; 89 doz. Chemise, ‘trtmimed with three rows of inserting, and tucks between and and sleeves, edges with cambric ruffies, at 43c, special price; 124 doz. ‘with Torchon Isceand ‘Hamburg inserting, at 69c.; reduced price for this week only. MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, trimmed with lace at 69. SKIRTS, with rules of Hamburg em- broidery, 9 inches in depth, $1.23: former price $1.78. ‘Mother Hubbard CAMBRIC SLIPS, with embroidered yoke, at 25¢.: would be cheap st 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 50c, Onur Ipt WASH SKIRTS, in different styles, at the uni- form price of 50c. Alarge and complete assortment of BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, in nobby patterns, from 260, to the finest quality. OUR SPECIALTY—LADIES' CORSET COVERS— ‘We shall offer at 25. each for this week only. ‘We have also opened anew line of CHILDREN’S and ‘MISSES’ SUITS, made of Marseilles, Pique, Lawn, India Linen and Gingbama, in all sizes and styles, at the low- ‘eat pousible figures, LANSBURGH & BRO., Sercuar Orrearxos OF BLACK GOoDs, IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR ‘BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTAS. BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK ‘TAMISE. BLACK NUN'S VEILING, BLACK BATISTR, BLACK CAMEL’S HAIR GRENADINE, BLACK LACE BUNTINGS AND ALBATROB, BLACK OTTOMANS, BLACK TRICOTINES. BLACK CAMILITES BLACK CORDULETTE. BLACK SILK GRENADINES. TIED DO) BLACK DRAPDE SHAE: BLACK EAS OF COMTESSE, BLACK RHADAMES, BLACK RHADZIMER BLACK GHOS GRAINS, BLACK SATINE. BLACK JACONET LAWNS. BLACK ORGANDY LAWNS, BLACK CASH SHAWLS, COULTLANDS ENGLISH CBAPETN AZZ, iti GENE, CAR AYE BE ESET EQR INSPECTION BY ‘Tuidse DESIMING TO FUR QUICK BALES, SMALL PROFITA, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, apt 803 MARKET SPACE. New Sprrxe Goona WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR- GAINS IN BLACK SILKS, SILK GRENADINES, FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE- SIGNS. BLACK WOOLEN DRESS DS IN IREAT VARIETY, NLA’ TTEE! Stee AND. ISLE HOSE LINEN GHEET NGS END PILLOW LINENS, DAMASK TABLECLOTHS AND NAPKINS, ALL SIZES. * aps HOOE, BRO. & OO., 1328 F street. New Serva Goons Receven Ar LUTTRELL & WINE’S, RO. 1990 PEYNA. AVE., corner 20th st. w. yl worth eens 81.50, $1.65, 61.75, 81.65, 62.00, Gashmerosall the new shades value 62440; our peicaS00 Black Cashmeres, 25,40, ic. Gttomsn Cloths rs ‘Skados,slagant a a Strat Veling, alleolore Kew Drea Goode in P rw cans at ets ia 25, 36, 40,50, 760, @1 and$1.28. SR aceat es ert ear (1930 Penns. mh3i-1m Corner’ atrest, 811 MARKET SPACE, ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND DESIBABLEGOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS; THEY ARE 7REPARED TO BELL AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE IN THE AND BEG TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING: 2 YD. WIDE BLACK CASHMERE, 500.—JOR, AGRAND BARGAIN IN $1 BLACK SILK 1 LOT COLORED SILES $1—SPECIAL, 1“ SUMMER SILKS, REDUCED TO 80 Ore 1 * FRENCH SATINES, REDUCED TOscra 1 CASE 11-4 WHITE SPREADS, REDUCED TO @1. ek ee ie = ‘TO e126 JOBS IN HOSTERY. JOBS IN TOWELS, TABLE LINENS AND MAPEING, ‘MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIEG, peeionte 1 Sa LADIES ‘GOODS FAMILY SUPPLIES. has in Stock, and is Constantly Receiving, the Latest ‘Novelties in IMPORTED MILLINERT. Special Attention given to Orders, apt Ee Jost Orexev Ax Exroaxr Lix (CHILDREN'S LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, LACE and SHIRKED CAPS, POKE BONNETS. ‘MERINO CLOAKS in Mother Hubbard and other strlen ‘Magnificent Stock of Ladies and Children's Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear Kid, Silk, and Lisle Thread Gloves. | ‘Select assortment of Hamburg, Irish Point, Nainsook, ‘and Swiss Embroideries, Oriental, Torchan, Medica, ‘and otber Trimming Laces in all the newest desicna, Mrs. SELMA BUPPERT, aple (608 9th atreet northwest. NO. 409 AND 405 7TH ST. XW, ‘Received a full assortment of EASTER EGGS, EASTER BASKETS, EASTER NOVELTIES, (Of all Designs and Prices, a8 Maoue J. P. Parveen, IMPORTER OF FASHION, 107 F STREET, NORTHWEST. With: facilities for the ir stion of S Bogue na area to atow Paki NNETS and” LONDON Tar ‘surpemite ny Drevious season. SPECIAL ATTENTION MADE TO SIMPLE TOME BORSETS. M. Wauus, of. FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATS, FINE MILLINERY Goops, REAL LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, FINE NECKWEAR, PARASOLS, AND SPRING WRAPS, im all the leading styles, Bite Trevise. Paris. $07 Penneyivaniaavenus, M®s ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 420; cos. ae and Children's Cc anda $1 Corset (Mf own maka) thst for the’ price is anearpeeea ‘2 .B.—French, German snd Spanish spoken, marlé ‘Patents and Five Medals trom Paris, ‘and Vienna, ‘Disbutecturer sna importer of HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HATR WORK fine Hair Cutting and Hair Hair dyed end shampooed in aret class mannee, fags to order. 4s” 587 FIFTECNTH STREET NORTHWEST. ME® = © uatcox. IN, CORCORAN BUILDING, T CLASS HAIR DRESSER. FROM PARIS, ‘Expositons af Laties and Ys Garments. alno, Velvet and i kot aes IKacen Gloves, cia are pa superior process, v7) BiENtNg RESGES A SPECIALTY. Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned by this ‘process will not Smarr | | without coloring, poliahine oe = —— Crsnere, cune Try our ST. JULIEN MEDOC IMPORTED TABLE CLamwr, 3 bottles for one dollar. Woe have a fine line of grade Clareta, which we are selling at p ls low price. ROBERT SMITH’S SON'S INDIA PALE ‘ALR. aio Pore Atvenser Borren Wo are recetving fresh from the Dairies, three times Tre he tollowung well-Anows brands of Table Bur- ERS, ‘MONOGRAM. THE ROCK BALL. PLUM ORE ax. Creamerica NOTHING BUT PURE BUTTER KEPT AMD SOLD X UB. 308. C. FEARSON'S SOxR, Northern, Western, Center and Capitol Hill Marketa. Auso, Parract Market, 1ihand tate en pit Hexo Tr HE-NO 1 simply tea tm anaturat Coatee’ Weas Be sold ata Bild at lcm price tian thre Be eset tore thae ‘reserving te ‘ner vor of the tea Be-No Tes is sold by all grocers. ‘The trade supplied by MARTIN GILLET & Ca, Established 1811. _Fatablished 18 fm29-6m) Baltimore Carxev Goons Axo Svoass aT GREATLY REDUCED Phicza Cc WITwER int 1018 Peonevivanis avenue F. P. Hens Masser. Corver of 8th and N streets northwest. PORTER HOUSE, STEAK, 18, Sislotn, Bound Steak. 1c Th: Best Rib Roast, ibe. 1b, Grivulated” Stiga. Bhi Ths Light Brows Bk z barrel S:ih Gan Jomatocs, St oat: _ All woods delivered free, A SBOICE Lot oF TERRAPIN Jost Received, and for sale tow. FRESH 8TRWBERKIES, SPRING LAMB, ASPARAGUS, ‘SHAD, PALACE MARKER, Comer téth and New York svenua 10 =HOUSEKEEPERS, atthe fev18 NOTICE HOUSEFURNISHINGS. \a FINANCIAL. . aor Sroves. J. Ha. Socrezec. ¥ Bro BANKERS, “awe, bd ae oe renee a Largest assortment in the ci erent makes, | LIBERAL BATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED OX Tue celebrated CHOWN TEWELE: mith TIME DEROSITS. ‘no chance for accidents: all sizes and Sse ret te tee _ etares Sing to reduce stostiwe bate sever COOK LAND MARUANTS and TRADE’ ‘bougut ‘ANGES, thet we will sell at cost, to OU! eCTIONG mein teu ONE MINUTE COFFEE POTS still on exhibition, W.8.JENES & CO, <n ‘reputation of t! + troleum, of which it is the di: ‘will stands fire: fest of over 100 destees, and iv 49 Qos crave HY trifane buriuiue yuslities and pectect ealety, and Ronoe it is the houschold favorita. . THE RED “O" OIL ‘Hias never caused an accident. Requires no special Iamp, burner of wick, but can be | BUX AND Wek and students lang. a ‘Wholesale ana Retail by J. W. SCHAEFER, 1020 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. apl? New Goons. ‘Just received, many new and desirable goodsin * DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, Puvare Sroce Txzonara Was WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, a, PRINCE & WHITELY, Sroos Bacaam, €¢ Broadway, Fue Aveines New Fork Zamen Whitely, Henry H. Dodge, H. Crager Oakley. Harry C.Logan, Washington, D.C. Maynard ©. Kyre ‘William R. Travers, Special Partner. SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES OF RAILWAY SEOURITIG ‘Branch Office—-639 15th street (Corcoran Building) B.H. DODGE, Resident Partner. farting the Markets STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. i Sultablefor Wedding Pregnty, Our umual largestock | Rowe J. Tuomas FINE CUT ENGRAVED AND MOULDED GLASS WankiN Gheay VaMiETy ‘TRIPLE PLATED WARE FROM BEST MAKERS. EDDY REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, No. 1000 Pennsylvania Avenue, mh Ware Fuzees LACE CUBTAIN STRI ‘CARPET 8 aes ee at low prices. GEO. WATTS, $14 7th st.. B doors above Penn ava, GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Mews Foaxsaxos Ba’ ne TS. JULIUS ROSENTHAL. 989 F street, NEW STORE, NEW STOCK, apn-2at NEW STXLES. Sosr- Recerven LARGE Lor. SPRING SCARF FOR FIFTY UES! WORTH BEVENTY- FIVE CENTS. LARGE LINE OF SPRING HOSIERY. “OUTTA ™ | BILARIPE Baty FIXE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER ‘HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor, apll_ 816 F street northwest. opposite Patent office. ‘SHI<TS MADE JPNEST DRESS GHI«TS MADE TO ORDER ‘Bix Fine Dress Shirts made to order, only #9, ‘Finest Linen Collars, all styles, only $150 per dosen. Finest Four-Ply Linen Cuffy only 2% cents per pair. Closing out s larwe lot of Unfiniabed Dress Shirta, st Wcenta, worth 65 cant All goods guaranteed to give satisfaction, at MEGINNIS9, fea 1002 F street northwest. Sur ro Om BIX BOLID BOSOM FOR.....-ccoes..essesvevees 92.00 SIX PLAITED BOBOM FOR .............co0es 8B ELLERY, 1132 F street northwest. SCRAP PICTURES. tobuy some picturs tor THE .TRADES. BROKER IN GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND STOCES, ‘No. 613 15th St (National Metroplitan Bank Building» (Orders to buy or nell. op margin or for cash, executed on the Chicago Bosra of rads and. New Not Gotten Exchange. Constant quotations sbstautly received ‘uy direct private wires, F. P. SCHMITT & CO., Chicago correspondent, 3 correspondent. CHINM GTASS AE Chocxery, | SAWYER, WALLACE & CO, New York and full tof House: sNational ten Bank, References {fatie PTY. RELL AND CARRY RTOCKS, CRATS, PROWL SIONS AND PETROLEUM ON MARGINS AND TN LOTS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Is INVITED 10 EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF THIS OFFICE CONSTANT QUOTAZIONS AND SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS. » ad GEES Deporita recetwedl subject to check. ee ee ee W. T. J. Wace & Co. BANKERS AND BROKERS, Ro. 608 16th strest, opposite U.S Treasury, ‘inducements oll CRUDE bea no ge Py Ee IX LOTS OF 100 BARRELS OR MORR * ‘We invite correspondence. EEE F ‘Ifyou want a perfect-Atting SHIRT have them medeby Lg, COMPANY'S ia a « LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. a al cas apd Tere eee dopa