Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1884, Page 4

—— THE EVENING STAR 1884. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatner, Orrick OF THE CHIEF SIONAT. OFPrcrR, Wasmisoro™, D. C., Apri 2. tee Sera. For the middie Atlantic states, light local rairs, gollowad by clearing weather, light northerly winds, Becoming varisdie. No change In temperature. ‘The indications are that slightly warmer. fair weather will prevail in the middie Atlantic, south AUanti: and east gulf states and New England on Saturusy. Ss ‘Srectat BAaRcaiNs FOR TO-MORROW (SATURDAY.) 0 children’s hats, ready trimmed at 90 cts, sold Gieewhere at 190 children’s hats, trimmed, at $1 and $1.25, fresh aud sty isn, worth doubie. 6,000 hats for ladies’ and misses’, all new and de- stranle shapes. ot greatly reduced prices $80 long plumes, In ecru, ‘wood,gray and all the leading shades, 30c., reduced froma Sie, $0 long plumes, ail shades, tine and prime stock, Wets:; the greatest bargain ever offered. 2 mnmense assortni: mpeus, new pont miss these ‘to-morrow only, at BLotr's, Fashionable Millinery Establishment, ‘710 7th street northwest. ‘To-MORROW, We will sell fine shirred caps 30¢., isir point and Swiss embroidered pokes, 10. tom length lisle jersey gloves, Sue: black and olored silk Jersey gloves, 49; extra quality Im- Portedsilk gloves, 73c.: ludtes' embroidered collars, @ new invoice of Swiss embroideries from 8, 10, i2%, 20, 2c. 10 $1.50 Yard. Corsets to sult every Boay. ‘MMA Max WEYL, Agt., 712 7th st. nw. Vatarr’s famous caramels, 620 9th st.. 1239 Pa. av. Case, Umbrella Maker, removed to 1314 Pa. ave. Sruix@ has come, and with it delictous straw- Derry shortcake. Jurvis’, 425 9th street. Tue Carroll Institute last evening appointed ‘Messrs. Hannan, Ents and Ellery a comupittee to take charge of ‘the funeral arrangements of Mr. Cuas Birk, who Was a member of tue Institute. “Boston Vaxrety STORE” for this week. me ing Sa ver Bangles 67 c. Ster iver c 49. Jewelry for 38c. 25. Suver Combs for 15¢. All Styles 99c. Fans for 7Ic. Be. Pockét-books 16c.9 6c. Leather Satchels for 49. ‘$1.25 Lmproved Satehels tor 9c. Guonen Euaanr, Jx., Architect, located 921 F st.n.w. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amrusements, &c., To-night. Naviowat. Tazater—Emma Abbott opera com- pany in “Linda” and “Pearl of Savoy.” Foup’s OrsRa Hovse.—“The Queen's Lace Hand- kerehtet.” ‘THEATER ComIquE.-First-class varieties. Dune Mvssvm.—Curiosities and interesting per- formance. Masonic TEMPLE.—Fair of the Corcoran cadets. pa yAT#ONAL RIFLES! AuMoRY.—St, Patrick’s church ——_—__. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:06 p. m. and ex- at saa mo. r. George H. Martin reported to the police that on te 24 inst. be had his overcoat, a pair of sleeve buttons and a scarf-pin, valued at $22.50, stolen from the International hotel on Pennsylvania ave- Bue. ‘the Corcoran Cadets instructions in the drill, and it is probable they will doso. The Coreoran Cadets ‘obtained their arms from the High School Cadets. An Irish military company, the Emmet Guard, was organized last evening at Clan-na-Gael hall, 4% street and Penusylvanla avenue. Forty active and twenty-four honorary members were elected. ‘The following civil officers were elected: W. H- Murphy, president: J. O'Connell, recording sécre- tary, M. Brien, financial secretary; m. F. McAllister, treasurer. A committee ob uniform ‘was appolited. Mr. Maurice Dubols, a bookbinder, employed at the Goyernment Printing office, had his hand caught in the inschinery a day or two since and two of his Hngers torn trom his hand. The prizes offered by the Humane Soctety for the Dest essays Ob kludness to animals will be distrib- ted to the successtyl pupils, In the presence of the members of the Suctety and its friends, at the High Sctiool Dullding, ut & o'clock p,m. to-morrow. J. Shillington seads St, Nicholas for May. ‘The Lighthall Cable ‘Tramway company fled a certificate of incorporation yesterday. ‘The capital ‘stock is $500,000 In $10 shares. ‘The board of trus- Tees 18 composed of the following officers: A.M. Lighthall, president; John L. Mills, vice-president, and F. W. Jones, secretary. Mr. Frank Fuuthand Miss Mary Van Ness Hop- kins were married at St. Jobn’s church last even- ing in the presence of a large number of friends. ‘Miss Elizabeth Hopkius was the Dridesmald, and Mr. Harry Hewitt, the Destiman. The ushers ‘were Messrs John aiid Geage Welch, George Kelley and Chas. Gray. The couple left,after the ceremony, Yor a short trip north. ‘The international wrestling match between the a] champion Matsada Sorukieb! and Duncan cos which Was Rgstponed last week, will take at the Theater Comique Saturday’ evening. whe match is for a thonsand dollars ‘The Washingte: mm Elks held a social session at Abner’s hall last evening, at which nearly 500 ple, were present, including Representatives Bel. ford, Blackburn and Cox, Delegate Maginnis and ‘other distinguished guests At St. Patrick's fair last, evening the voting on a_Rumber of articles was closed. Among the suc- cessful contestants were Mfss Emnfly Thomas, who Tecelved the largest number of votes for'a Ane Hing; Edward Bruser, silver key: Annie Leland, pair of antique vases; Wiillam Schwing, plush ther- Mometer placque; A J. Schultelsempreidered table el Mr. C. §. Clarke, sexton of St_ Patrick's church, States that he did not say to a Stak reporter that Uhe son of the contractor dropped instigated the hod-carriers’ strike at the church, but that Mr. Brierly. the present contractor, told him that he nad found out that such was the ease. ‘An tateresting and instructive lecture was given at the Y. M. C. A. parlors last evening, by Prof. J. A, Whitcomb, upon phonocraphy. ‘There have been three separate sets of trees planted by the parking commission tn front of the ‘S287 post omic, but not being properly protected Us tree-boxes, horses have killed all of them. abasic ocboah District Government Affairs. ‘THE PNEUMATIC PROCESS NOT PRACTICABLE. ‘The Commissioners have sent a note to Commo- Gore A. A. Semmes, U. S. navy yard. They state that ihe Suggestion that the pnetmatic process for el sewer-traps has been found impractica- Die in this city, for the reason that a large propor- Uon of the material to be removed ts compact sand and gravel, requiring the use of picks and bars. AN ELECTRIC LIGHT PETITION. ‘Messrs. Samuel Norment, A. W. Fletcher, A. M. Renshaw, Wim. Dickson, and J. L. Barbour have Presented to the District. Commissioners a petition signed Dy Pennsyivania avenue merchants asking Uhat electric lights be substituted for the gas how used for luminating tim avenue. THE CHARGE AGAINST POLICE OFFICER SHANKS. ‘The police tril board has Investigated. the charges against OMcer Benjamin F, Shanks, of the sixth precinct, charged with having used unnces- sary violence in arresting Thomas Sutton on the 14th instant. ‘The evidence for the prosecution was that the officer had struck Sutton, who Was drunk. with his club, and knocked him down. Sutton said he was not fighting or offering resistance. The Officer claimed that Sutton kicked him, gtabbed at his stick, and was otherwise very violent BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisie: Mrs. Wm. MeFading, repair frame, corner Maryland avenue and 3d street southwest; $800. C. Hammersly, repair frame, 418 Iith street southwest; $100. Susan Drick, 4101 G street northwest; $1,000. W. Banville, erect a two-story sli 1% street, between D and E northwest; $2.00. We ©. Johnson, erect two two-story dwellings, F street® Between North Capitol street and New Jersey uve- Bue northwest; $1,600. i —— Wasmrvcrox Wins THE CockIxG Mary.—There Wasa large crowd at the cocking main at Nortoik, a five hack Mghts during the three Which a considerable amount of wagered. It is sald that CoL Arrinz- ‘strain of North Carolina caine stocl 90 Daly beaten Defore. ‘The odd match ‘Won $1,000, and the Eslins, of this city, main $1.00, besides other bets. in Doth chickens were killed, the ‘the dust rst. Another inain ‘and Washington has ‘that Fish and Mr. N. A. West, formerly formed @ copartnership to give entertainments, and traveled exten- sgrely Ia the. west. Mr. Fish ‘managing the instru- and Mr. West lecturing. They finally came exhibiting iN Washington, where Temained a short time, working as’a com- Positor, and then went to Philadelphia, where be ‘Was eniployed at the same occupation. It'is rumored he once owned a farm in Michigan, was Induced to deed It to his wile, and was then im an insane asylum at her request. He displayed ‘considerable mechanical irgenulty, and the dun- geTous work in which he appears to have been en aged was quite ta keeping with his love of scieu- pursuits. i ‘TuR WASHINGTON 4ND CHESAPEARR RaltRoaD.- In the case at Upper Mariboro’, Md.. of E.G. i against the Washington and Chesapeake railroad for vs Sustained in cutting through his land, Bear Upper Marlboro’, the jury yesterday gave @ a ey Se 0 pl v= ing. landed one hundred tons of rails Musicat Pretty. TmMORE.—Parties purchas- Ora pe Ng & O., will ave the opportunity on same ts of Megane ausceane us ‘zens of Washington who may desire to attend. ‘The High School Cadets have been invited togive | The Karcher-Grimes Homicide. KARCHER AREAIGNED AND SENT TO JAIL TO BE TRIED ON AN INDICTMENT FOR MURDER. | To-day in the Criminal Court Louls Karcher, ebarged with the murder of John W. Grimes on | the night of the 27th of March last, was called for arraignment. The accused was accompanied by his counsel, Nir. T. J. Mackey. and he pleaded not gulity. Karcher lived on 7th street southeast, and the homicide occured in the bedgoom of his wife, And Was witnessed. only by her, add she cannot Dé witness against her husband. She had secreted Grimes in @ closet, and Karcher claims that he | fired the shot in seif defense when Grimes was ad- ‘Vaneing on him, fter the plea had been entered District Attor- ney Worthington called attention to the fact that | Karcher was now on bail in $1,000, taken by the court before the grand Jury had examined the wit- hesses. He submitted that the indictment having been found, he should not now be at lange. Suid that the grand jury did not fix the grade of the offense, and that, under the evi. dence, were the accused a howling thantac, it would De the duty of the grand Jury to tind an indictment for murder. He submitted that If the prisoner was required to give larger ball it might result in nis iinprisonment, and it would be perfectly safe for ‘him to remain’ on his present bail. REMARKS OF JUDGE WYLIE. The court (Judge Wylle) sald that the case was not now in the same condition as when he took Dall. The grand Jury could have indicted for man- | slaughter, but tt had not done so, and had found an indictment for murder. When a man kills his wife's Paramour in the act of adultery he would ordi- harily admit the slayer to bail. But ithad not been so in this case, and au indictment for mur. der had been found. " The case of a man finding a paramour of his wife in his bed was not always | such ap one that the act was excusable. There | may be circumstances which may make the act murder, such as the husband having the knowl edge of the acts of the party, aud permitting the party to fall Into the trap. "He did not mean to | say that this was the cage here, but Che grand jury | had examined the witnesses, and found an indict. ment for murder, and he could not therefore say that the case Was Dallable. He therefore ordered Karcher into custody. Mr. Mackey asked for a speedy trial, and the district attorney said that he Would give him a trial at this term. An Old-Fashioned Elopement. A YOUNG LADY WHO STOLE AWAY IN HER STOCKING PRET AT MIDNIGHT—THE MARMIAGE IN THIS CITT. An excursion from Charlottesville, Va, to Alex- andria yesterday brought with {t a trim-looking young man named Wm. A. Greaver, aged 24 years, And a handsome young lady of 16, named Bertie J. } Butler, both of whom hall from Staunton, Va. TRIS | pair took the steamer at Alexandria for this city, Teaching the wharf about i o'clock. They went to the house, taking room 309, on the ffth floor. The groou at ote procured a marriage license, and inade hasty arrangements for a wed- ding. Kev. French S. Evans, of the M. E. church, | Was cailed away trom bis desk in the dead-lecter Oftice to perforin the ceremony. About 2:80 o'clock the groom, With the minister and a representative TAK, entered the room at the Riggs house Hed. A certificate Was pro- and the young couple were |-artven to the wharf, faking the 4 o'clock boat, and expeeting to reach home at iia at night. Tt ap- pears that the lady fs the oldest of a family of dren, and her father, the principal of a seminary, objected to the young man on accountt his em | pioyment on tlie Chesapeake and Ohto rallroad. javing previously removed her trousseau to Mr. | Greaver’s house, She walked In stocking feet down. Stairs at midnight Wednesday, and made her es- cape from beneath the parental roof undetected. She jolued her lover, who was Waiting for her with iis gripsack and excursion Uckets, and soon they Were speeding away. } The A. M. E. Conference. | TE APPOINTMENTS FOR TuIS CITY AND ITS VICINITY. | The Baltimore conference of the A. M. E. church finished its annual session yesterday at Frederick, | Md. Before adjournment Bishop Payne addressed | the assemblage on the duties of pastors, and at the | close of hisgemarks the appointments for the en- suing year were announced. The following are the appointments for “Potomac district,” which in- | cludes the churches in the District ot Columbia and its neighborhood: | _ Rev. D. P. Seaton, P. E.; Ebenezer, Baltimore, C. | W. Flizhugh: Metropolitan, Washington, D. C., J. | A, Handy; St. Paul's, Washington, C., 4. ‘Atnoid: Ebenezer: Georgetow! | Garneld, J. P. Shreeves; Hil . | Mortah, J. M. Cargill; Mt, Pisgah, J. M. Gilmere; | Camp Parole ct it, J. E Williams; Tee Bee cir- cuit, J. R. Henry; Charlotte Hall cireult, T. R. sin- | fled; West River cireuit, P. H. Green; Crowdenville eirenit, J. T. Morris; Bladensburg circuit, D. Beck- | ett; East Washington mission, Christopher Jones; North Washington mission, L. M. Johnson; West | Washington mission, J. L. Davis; West Baltimore | mission, to be supplied. | ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee fe been filed as follows: Presi- dent and directors of Georgetown college to Chas. Matthews, lot 5, Sq. 785; $5. B. H. Warner to Mar- garet Barry, lot 16, sq. ), $550. James H. Saville | and John Hanna, trustees, to John A. Schultze, | north half of lot 13, subdivision of “Bailey's pur- chase,” part of a tract of land called “Fortune En- ik i" $—. Edward S Martin to David 0., C. Callaghan. trustee, part lots 14 and 15, 8q. 468; $5. D. ’. Callaghan, trustee, to Margaret Martin, same:#5. Edward fi. May to Frederick Spitzer, lot 3, square 467; $3,000. James A. Bates to James E Waugh, lot 52, sq. 241; $3,000. J.B. Edmunds et ab to Archibald G. Hullett, lot 4, sq. 331; $—._C. M. Matthews to SH. Walker et al., trustees Waugh M. E. church. lot 5, Sq. 785; $3,200. Joseph Beckert to W. Twombly, part 10, sq. 47%; $—. _W. Twom- bly to Kesanna’ C. Beckert, same property: Isabell S. Gittings to D. A. Windsor, lot 21, 8q. #40; PRoroseD CHANGE IN THE TELEPHONE SERVICE — A change will be inaugurated in the telephone ser- ¥ice on the first of May which, while i may bother | tora day or two subscribers who have become aceustomed to baw the name of the person or firm | wanted through the teiephone, will, it_1s expected, greatly stinplify the process of “calling Ce change is tneldent to the Introduction of improved switeh-boards aud other apparatus at the central office, which necessitates the use of nurabers instead of names when calling for a connection through the central office. rues will be Supplied containing an alphabetical lst of sub- Serbers, with the numbers they are known Dy. set opposite their names. A circular from the general manager, Mr. Bryan, to subscribers explaining the proposed change, states that 1t has been proven Couclusively that by the use of numbers the ser- ¥ice can be made much more rapid and efficient. } The method of calling for a connection under the hew system is prescribed as follows: “Giye bell one ring, remove telephone and listen. The | operator “will reply by saying, ‘What number, please?” Subscribers should then give the numbet destred first, then own number last. (For example, 248 for 733) After hanging telephone on hook Wheu tlrough conversation give your bell one = Mannrace Lices Marriage licenses have been Sgsued by the clerk of the court to W. H. Parker and Florence J. Quonn; Charles E. Sanford and Mollie E. Burke; Win. A. Greaver and Bertle J. Butler; Funes w. Kidwell and Luzie Docherty; George E jurray and Jeanette W. Hatcher; Edgar Peyton skridye Rosamond S. Terrill, both or Mont- gomery county, Va. —— Meruopist Recstoy.—The ladies of Methodism have arranged for a grand reunion and misstonaty Feception at the Metropolitan M. E. church next Monday evening, April 28th, when first-class music ‘will be furnished, and Rev. Nathan Sites, who has Just returned from twenty-three yeary’ missionary Work to China, wilt give his personal remintscences Some fine Chiiese curtostties will be exhibited. An aduulssion of twenty-five cents will be charged, the proceeds to be devoted to publishing an llustrated Christian paper, to be given to the women in the dark Zenanas of India. = Wasmixctos Fist MARKET.—Sold py R.A. i. agent—4,000 shad, from $14 to $25 per hun- 410,000 herring, from 2634 to $8 per tnous- ‘s00 bunches fish, from Jc. to 80c. per bunch. AN IMPROVEMENT THAT SHOULD BR MADE—A strong appeal is being made to Congress by a lange number of citizens for the favorable consideration Of the request of the District. Commisstoners that an appropriation be made to put In good condition Uiat part of the Washington turnpike bought by Cougtess last spring and made free, extending from the corporate lintts of Georgetown to the Maryland lrfe, through the county of Washington. ‘They bast their claim on the ground that for more than Toad has been one of the great ghways leading into this District; that tt brings: Yearly to these markets, beside lange amounts of rien truck, corn and dats, more than two hun- ed thousand bushels of wheat and three thousand tons of hay. During this whole tme, although taxed equally with other citizens, their road has reeeived one dollar of aid, either from Congress, Or the District. All the other roads in the District have, for years, been maintained at the public cost.” They cousider thelr claim at this late that this road should receive like treatment, Du fair, moderate and Just. pitt sale of lots on. Meridian Hill, which was to ave taken place thisafternoon, yponed on ac- day afternoon, the 29Ui inst. ahr Affaire = West Washington. No FURTHER REDUCTION OF CaNat ToLts—The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal directors met at An- hapolis yesterday. The board considered tt unad- viswble “at this time to fall below the rates now charged, 33 cents per ton and 3 cents for wharf und by a vote of 4 to 2 deqded to adhere to Its former resolution, which reffised to go below those tgures | Preskdent Smith and Directors, Berret Watkins and McClure voted for the resolution, Directors Hamill and Humbird favored a further reduction. ‘The board of public works afterwards approved the canal board's action. WEET ON A ScHooNeR.—Capt. White, of the schowner ‘Geo B Taylor, Feports, that, last. night about midnight some oué entered his cabin w! he was asleep. and stole therefrom & gold watch and chain, and about $20 in money and scme pro- ¥islous "The schooner ts lying at Wheatley’s whart Conirriox of Tux Wari —<Great Falls 2; vem. perature, 5 eceiving reservoir, temperature, oS Distribu ting reservoir, 30; ‘emperature, 56. Tae Great Go-as-YoU-PLEasR Mateu.—The ‘ians Who are to the six days’ race in New York next Sunday it are hard at work Nitaw-eg-Ebow, the Indian, ts Tuesday | having been started that Rowell is suffer- | disease, Mr. Peter his Building Boom in East Washington. To the Faitor of Taz Evewrxo Stan: ‘The unprecedented buliding boom in East Wash- ington is largely owing to the fact that the bridge which was burnt during the war of 1812 1s about to be rebuilt. At least it is confidently believed that Congress wif appro the necessary sum dur ing Unis session. There can be no question as to the fact that @ suitable bridge over the Eastern Deanch, at the terminus of Pennsylvania avenue, would be a great and valuable public improve: ment—one that would especially give new life and Tigor to that long overlooked and greatly depre- elated section of the city and country. z Washington Markets—etall Prices. ‘MeaTs.—Beef, porter-house, %c. per Ib.; sirloin, 0c. per Ib.; rib roast, 15a%e.’per 1b.; round roast, 12ialde. per Id; chuck, 10al2}c." per Ib; do. corned, ‘@al0e. per Ib.; do. dried, 2c. per Ib; do. chipped, 0c. per Ibi do. ‘tongue, dase. each, Lamb, tale. per 1b.; veal, 124325¢. per Ib.; mut Yon, 18aide. ‘per Ib; pork, 12% .l6c. per Ib.; bucon— hams, 16c. per Ib.; cut, Buse. per Ib.; shoulders, Halgie. per bi cut; Jayalse, per Ib. middling, Waaléc. ‘per Tb; cuty Malde. per Ib; lard, 123yat4e! per Ib. FRUIT.—Apples, S0a75e. per pk.; lemons, 20a30c. per doz; oranges, a60e. doz.; bananas, 15a%c. per oz.; codcoa nuts, Bal0e.; strawberries, Madde. per qt. BUrTER AND Ecos.—Phlladelphia print, 50c. per Ib; western creamery, 45c. per ID.; New York,i5a 40c. per Ib.; roli, 25a80c. per Ib.; cheese, 1234a20c. per 1g eggs, 18420. per doz. Fisu—Perch (white), 2a40c. per bunch; rock, Madde. per Dh.; salmon, 40c. Tbs cod fish, 324¢. per Ib; haddock, 108. per 1b.; halibut, 2c. per 1b.; mackerel (bay), 15aze. each; ‘lobster, ‘10c. per ckerel, 15c. per Ib.; red snapper, ie. per 1b; shid, Soaise. et pair, herring, 15. per bl; ter- er doz. ape me : aren Coeses per bunch; a 60a Tse, per pk.; do. (lima), 12%;a15e. per qt: cabbage, taade. per ead; carrots, Suse per: bulich: cucu bers (new), 5c. each; ‘mblins, 5810 eacl lettuce, Saide. per head; onions, 40ui0e._ per pec’ do., (spring), 3u5c. per bh.; potatoes, (Irish), 25c. al p Ce (new), $1 per pk.; Se se c. per” pk; peas, "Se. per pk." spinact per pk.; ‘tumipe 20u30C. per pie; pars ips, 40c. per pk.; tomatoes: (new: 2c. per basket; US, 48a°8 per Dh. kale, ne. per pk catiiiower, 158 40c. each; water cresses, 10c. bh; radish, 3a5¢. per buneb; rhubarb, 5c. per bunch; mint, 8c.; Bermuda onions, 75c. per basket; cabbage sprouts, 50c. per pk. Pocttry.—Turkey, 2ax5e. per Ib.; chickens (old), ‘TSe.a$1.50 per chickens (young), 75c.a#1.50 pair; ducks, $1.50 per pair; geese, 50c.a$1.25 each; Squiibe, $3385.50 per doz. Gaue—Jack snipe, $250 per doz; ult snipe, $1.50 to $2: plover, $3 per doz. ed Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tax Evexrxe Star. t here have Fire ALARM SYsTEM.—The fremen long labored under the disadvantage of having no exact signals to designate the locality of a fire. One stroke of the bell is used for the first ward, ‘wo for the second, &.; but the wards are so lange ‘that upon the stroke of “three” one engine might start to any point of the compass and still be in the third ward. gg has now been proposed that two fire alarm hones be placed at the engine | houses and such connections mude with the gen- eral telephone exchange as Will give an alarm at once and with exactness at each of the engine houses. It Js thought that the telephone comyany here. following the example of the new police "box ¥enture in Washington Will give fire telephone ser- Vice Tree for the first six months of trial. SPECIAL Poticesigy.—The Washington fashion of apyolnting additional policemen in the pay of com- Panles or private individuals las been intro duced here, und James Hepburn has been de- sighated as'a special policeman for the service of tile Midiand raliroad. company, to be patd by that company. ‘There 18 no provision of the city code for the appointment of special policemen, but it has been the custom to iMake such appointments Whenever the mayor deemed them necessary to 1s Power “to see that the laws Of the corporation be duly executed.” It might be well for the city coun- cil to pass an act authorizing such appointments, | and then add to the present police force as addi: Uonal constables all the private watchmen em- ployed tn town. | ‘Tue New Sewen.—The Fayette alley sewer will Decompleted tis week. (By passing it wlong the eastern end of the market, and within the euclo: ure, it will be made not only tofurnish conveniences for’ the country people, but to drain the fish mar- ket, which has heretorore passed ts water over the surface gutters to the river, carrying the odors of Pishtown through several pleasant nelghborhoods Reroxren’s Nores.—The Janney ear coupler ¢ pany, of tls city, has chosen J; B. Smoot, C. 8. adbeater, M. D: Corse, A. Herbert, and’ Peter Wise as directors —The Mechanics’ butlding asso- clation, at its last meeting, sold $2,600 at 25. ——The last sales in the German ‘association were at par. —The Alexandria base ball association has Just been organized. Mr. Charles Adams has been sélec- ‘ted as manage: Avsowwray Prne RRR OO Y Ya sr R ROO Y Y AAL pegs ¥ AL R R OO ¥Y a2 ALU SBR A «OK It NN X GGo BBB OA 4 Kok OM ON NN ‘GGG PPP) OO W W Ww DDD FFE RRR be $8 Gage BBE Ee PF 38 Wwww BOD ET BRR P oo w WwW bpp KER RK Ea ‘This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholcsoineness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powdera, Sold only incang, HovaL Baxtxo | PowpEn Co,, 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aps | Fasex Suxs: Coronen Sirxs: BLACK SILKS! SURAH SILKS! RHADAME SILKS! MERVILIEUX SILKS! | SILES, 37%. SILKS, 37e. SILKS, 37}c. ‘Handsome BROCADE SILKS, 75c. BLACK and COLORED SILKS reduced 25 cents on every yard. CARTER'S, 711 Manwer Space, SILK and WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, 25c. BLACK SILKS, Special Barcain, $1, NUN'S VEILING, doubl bh, ream, ink, Ddeaud Diack, Seyee NAD Pare wool COLORED SILKS, special bargain, 75e. HENRIETTA CASHMERE (black), silk and wool, $1. BLACK SILKS, special barain, 91.25. BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES. pure ailk, 75c. BLACK SATINS, 50c. COLORED SATINS, S0c. BROCADE SILKS—Pink, cream, blue and white, 81. NUN'S VEILING, beantggp! lace style, pure wool, 25¢, BEAUTIFUL SPRIN $8 GOODS. SILK aud WOOL PLAIN DRESS GOODS, 2c. SILK und WOOL CHECKED DRESS GOODS, 25e. SILK and WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, 2c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 81.50. CASH PRICES. NO CREDIT. aps CARTER’S, 711 Manger SPace. A J8E ENERVATION AND LASSITUDE OF SPRING time are but indications of the sluggish action of the blood, overloaded with carbonates accumulated by the use of heating food in winter. This condition may be remedied by the use of Ayzn's SaRsaPaniLa, the best blood purifier known. ‘A® 4 SUPERB HAIR DRESSING AND REXO- vator Aven’s Ham Vicor is universally com- mended. It cradicates ecurf and dandruff, cures all eruptions and itchings of the scalp, promotes the re- newed xrowth of the lisir, and gurely prevents its fading or turning gray. api G ERSTER Cc LOTH. GERSTER CLOTH. SPRING DRESS MATERIAL, ALL OF THE NEW ‘SrHING SHADES, OF i AT 12% CENTS. Af 138 CENTS. LADIES FLANNEL SUITING. SUITING all colors, | feet and promptly: [Was told that he was not fit to be a member of the The Political Campaign. ‘THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS IN MARYLAND. ‘The result of the conventions held in the six con- gresstonal districts of Maryland yesterday to elect delegates to Chicago may be thus summed up: Resolutions in favor of Blaine were passed in the first and second districts. In the third and fifth districts the delegates were told to vote for the best map. In the sixth district_ convention Blaine men Were elected (as stated in THE Star's special from Rockville yesterday, Dut no instructions given. In the fourth district there was a split and two con- Yentions and two sets of delegates elected. The custom house faction withdrew and left the post ofiice faction. Both wings instructed the delegates to vote for the best man. The dviegates elected in Ube first and second legislative distzicts or Mars land, to the Hagerstown convention, were in- structed to vote for Col. Adreon, as delegate at large to Chicago. In the third district the post office and custom house factions caused a splivand two sets of delegates were elected. HOW OHIO'S DELEGATES AT LARGE T0 THE REPUBLI- CAN CONVENTION STAND. At the republican state convention at Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, Judge J. B. Foraker, Hon. Wm McKinley r., and Marcus A. Hanna, were elected delegates ‘ut large to Chicago by acclamation. A ballot for the election of Judge W. H. West, the fourth delegate, a Blaine man, against General Jonn Beatty, a Sherman man, resulted as follows: 300 Votes against 257, and West was declared elected. Foraker and Hanna are regarded as Sher- man men, McKinley 1s uncommitted. HOW THE MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN DELEGATES STAND. ‘The Michigan republicans yesterday elected Con- gressman R. G. Horr, J.C. Burrows, W. F. Swift and S.C. Watson delegates at large to Chicago without instructions ‘ihe district “delegates are Said to stand: 16 for Blaine, 4 for Edmunds, and 2 undecided. MAINE GREENBACKERS AND IOWA DEMOCRATS. ‘The Maine state greenback convention, at Lewis- ton, yesterday nominated Dr. H. B. Eaton for gov- ernor, and Butler delegates to the national conven- ‘ton were elected. ‘The Iowa democratic state convention, at Bur: Ungton, yesterday elected uniustructed delegates, Dut the¥ all favor Tilden. VARIOUS ELECTIONS OF REPUBLICAN DELEGATES. W. E. Nelson and Col. J. L. Jolley, after a pro- longed contest over the admission of delegates, Ton, Dakota, yesteru: The second congi Kansas yesterday ch The Allegheny’ county, Pa, gre day indorsed Gen. Butier for president, and nom! nated Morrison “Foster tor Congress from Use Uventy-second district. ‘The second district repubiicans of Minnesota terday elected two Edmunds delegates. One Will Vote for Blaine op the first balivt. In the third North Carolina district yesterday Arthur delegates were elected. ‘The republicans of the first Vermont, congres- sional district yesterday renominated J. W. Stewart for Congress, and elected Edmunds delegates to Chicago. ‘The republicans in the third congressional di trict of Maine yesterday nonitnated Seth L. Milllkt for Congress. ‘The convention closed with thn cheers for Blaine. ‘The republican caucusesin Ban- gor elected Blaine delegates. LIVELY SCENE IN A REPUBLICAN MEETING. At @ meeting of the repubiteans of the seven- teenth assembly district, New York, list evening, resolutions were offered favoring the renomination of President Arthur, A member created some ex- cltement by objecting, on the ground that* the President was in some way responsible (or the death of Garfield. & dozen men Jumped to the alled the speaker a ilar, and he Les tO Chicago, party. The resolutions were ‘The returns so far from va sections of Lou- jana indicate a majority of 50,000 for the demo- 4 tue adoption of ail the con- r stitutional amen ‘The arrest of T. G. AUbott, the defaulting. tr urer of the Union Market Nation sa town, Was accomplished by a blacksinith In Pler City,’ Mo, Who read of AbboU’s erime in a cr cular. THE PALAIS ROYAL WILL OFFER. Gents’ Furnie! thesreat Specist Sal SOME OF THE BARGAINS {Spring Py end Satin in fifty-four diff The famous “PALAIS ROYAL" Dress Shirts, which wahevetn twenty-four different wigs antl whic we Paaraifec 1018 oF rovtind the mone}; aie omered for oe a be mente. 2 SS 4. CENTS, BK Mei ‘The “PALAIS ROYAL” collar, cults ard pork for ninety cents, wil! bé for the Lit Shirts, fall size, with Which are cousidered cheap Special Sale reduced to, CENTS, yacer 500 dozen penders, sold We offer them for 1uine Guyot Sns- ‘uis’ furnishing stores for 50 cents, CENTS, * Bicycle or Tourist Shirts with new fastenine and in all the new colors, sold ail over the city for $2.30, our price 4s SPRING WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. Our 50cent Merino Shirts and Drawers, which are splendid value, we offer for this week at 4 is 44s 4s 441 CENTS. ais aL 4 4 10k $2 cont Enalih, Ralbvtivan Underwear, which 80] nits! fhrnishing stores : Sens ig stores for 75 cents, we sell Be ov oy 6 CENTS. 8 Our 81 Colored or hite French Balt Under- ‘wear we cannot reduc os i AT 123 CENTS. AT 124g CENTS. BUMMER SILKS! SUMMER SILKS! AT 37 CENTS. AT 37 CENTS. ‘Merrimac Calico. Botied T § I ‘MPORTERS OF FRENCH WIN COGNAC,CHAM- French Rarer a COUDIALS. Sie Sin nd Qemenm lgut 4 nooks rAuubire” ‘1747 Penn's fyi Greats ike, Seay i apuer Care, 1620 1TH STREET. FALL & LOVER ‘First-class Meals, Meals sent out in hot tin kitchen sty ‘S20per month mb3-Im Wehave two extra salcamen for our Special Bale, as we fee) convinced that the mesitioned above will attract general atventicgs Pee? EPPA 3 8g pep Aa E an Ht & Po AA etn AA IF Sug 8 RRR 00 ¥ ¥ 2 RRoovYyY g& EF «: RRR OO YY A&A EROO y 44 EC RR oo ¥ 4£°4 tut 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ta: Bors Wn Be Hom, AND THE PARENTS SAVE 25 PER CENT BY PUR- CHASING FROM US. Boys’ Ballor, Suits, Suits wo! + ats Beene cit: 10, worth 14, Scope wares Fine Dees ee Satian cae ‘Fine custom-: worth HEME Tere M. F. EISEMAN, 621 Tem STREET Wi ea into Sree at backers vester- | | were elected by the republican convention at Hu- | | i | 9e-: nest of 5 spice boxes, | beveruce or for melicinal purposes, an unadulterated CITY ITEMS. DRY GOODS. LADIES GOODS. FAMILY SUPPLIES, — soo =e : Fiats for Spring and Summer 1964, New Panssors Axo Uxaamian * | J ensers sencsen Jensers:!|Goops - a brown, pearl and nutria mixed 5 — j ro. (The leading style for young and dressy men.) Plenty of gentlemen's black and colored soft hats, Closing out balance of boy's felt hats at cost. Now o » the ‘stock of boy's and child- Ten’s straw hais ever shown in north W: at RC. Lewis’, 920 7th street, bet. I and K nw. XN. B.—Nice line spring neckwesr, osiery, gloves, SEATON PERRY (SUCCESSOR TO PEERY & RROTHER HAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE LINE OF 0, &e Almost given away to-morrow only | PARASOLS, PARASO! SUE pres, av’ Golaschinias BET Me medee, OMearas | SOACHENG PARASOES AND c Royal Glue 8 bottles for 25c., Sold elsewhere for 60c.; tar Rising Sun stove polish 6 Cakes for 25c., sold eise- where for 60c.; Brown's French shoe shoe dressing 4 dottles for ‘25. sold elsewhere for 40c.; large wed fe. %., Worth 25c.; handsome ke we Se nted french china frult plates 19c., worth 23¢.; i AND 35, Ettre cord. lumber pucker acorted Colo src: | SEW LOUININE SILKS An" tae AND" foot tubs 48c.: shoe brushes 9c., worth 20c.; brooms | “Ex pHa Ob RE EUR NT ON 12c.; decorated English china dinner seta, 100 pieces, ‘AND SURAH SILKS AT $1.00, only $11.99, worth $18; Army and Navy blac 5 ALL THE LEADING SHAPES AND STYLES FOR SEASON OF 1884. COMPLETE STOCK OF NI TIN RMADAMES 91.25, $1.50 AND $2.00. boxes for 10¢. long handles $ in | PONSON'S BLACK CACHEMIRE SILKS FROM $1.50 Sees coment icartain poles TO. S20, SURE DYE, WEAR GUARANTEE] tg ‘nigh stand 7i., worth $1.50; 1 wooden | 2G Tasso" “WASH FABRICS” IN GREAT VARIETY. te-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- mbOT Pucks GUARANTEED. ducket, 100 clothes pins und’ 30 feet of clothes line 2%7c.; cocoa door mats with red border 48c.; white Porcelain cups and saucers S7¢., 3 dz, worth 7c. goblets 6 for 21c.; tollet soap 12 cakes Some ‘hand painted china cuspadores_oni worth $1.;1 knife and fork tray with 6 Knives forks, and 6 each tea and table spoons, only 69¢.; 1 larve’Japanned dust pan and brush only 15c.; also house-urnishing goods of every description sold at low prices. 1 MM. Augenstein, S17 7th st. me wey Offers the following extraordinary bangains for to- morrow only: Six qt. water palls, 8¢.; decorated cham- ber sets, 22.99; 44 “doz. wine glasses and 1 walter, 2e.; 48° Sheets Colored or white shelf paper, 9c.2 decorated dinner sets worth $30, only $17.50; 25 Sheets of paper and 2} envelopes, 8c; champion. flour sleves, &.; balance scales, 9; bread plates, wooden water buck: ap and 1 scrubbing brush, 19c.: large size howl, @.; 34 doz. ebony handle knives and forks, 48c., 'wortli $1; “engraved bouquet holders, 11¢., worth 50e.; 4 dow dinner plates and 1 tnarket bas z Ket. 45c.; 80 clothes pins and 1 large wash ba: SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT, SEATON PERRY. Perry Batlatne, Pennsylvania Sorner Seb strest. Estabttahed 164 ne erent ae Surr Asp Wree Derarruent. et. bar 18e.3, hassock of fancy’ carpets, 31¢.; dustpan an brubh, 15c.; decorated tea sets, 56 pleces, $3.2; % doz heavily engraved goblets, 44e.;_ a few more In which we are now showing one of the finest, most Of our celebrated 13 rattan baby carriages for #9; | | Tonic wr are now show also, 10 per cent disconnt on our Immense stock of trunks and refrigerators, 1 Specialties. rongress. Reliable Cheap LADIES’ SUITS AND WRAPS Se. lasting Laced and 5 dters. . Pebble and Kid Button, 5. 20 and 35c. House Slippers, $i spring heel Button. 5c. soltd School Shoe. 25, 20 and 3c. Kld Button, id Working Shoes. iow Buiton and ‘Tes. Congress, Button and Jeed. 16 7th and 1922 P4nna. avenue. : Immense Bargains for to-morrow oniy, at 736 7th Street northwest: .; Dr, Warner's corset 798,, svitd colored hose 15¢.) yalbrigean hose 20c.. to be found in the city. 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. NUN'S VEILING, Corsets 37¢., Worth 50 act al WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES, Worth, Ss weuts scarts 2c. worth 85r.; tour-ply en cuffs 18e., h 25c.; full regular Socks 192. Worth 25e.3 parasols and Sik umbrellas at prices ee ee ae eS Jower thai the lowest. Also, Just opened, one case Anhandeome all-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP, elab- orately trimmed with lace and passementerie, at $12.50, reduced trom 15.50, dress goods; desirabie shades willbe sold at le, actual Value 15e. st; mourning store. 1 Clarks Great Sale of Cotton. Our 50c, Skirt, 39¢.; Our $1 Skirt, 69¢ Our TRICOTINE VISITE, lace trimmed, only $6, for- embroidered ruftle Skirt, $1.39; Our $4 skirt, g29q | Mer price $8, Speckdl—Our $1.25 nightdress, 89; our $1 ‘night- 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.—Weshall offer our all-wool BLACK CASH- ‘MERE SUIT, box plaited skirt, with draperies, at @) actually worth $16. We guarantee this suit tobe all ‘wool, oF no sale. dress, 75e. Our corsets are stil being sacrificed, We do not seil a common corset as Warner's at 81 Dut sell the genuine Warner's health corset at se} Our $1 woven corset, 6c; our B0e, corset at 2s Speckil—Our $2.75 riuded jersey at $1.98, to-mor- Tow only, at Clark's, 734 7th St nw. 2 baby carriages, will ve Oldschmids, 812-7th St. D. Wy other store tn tits city and a cover or rug Will be given to | fr purchaser of a carriage. 1 PARASOLS. Great Sale of Smyrna Rugs, &cs. Juitus Lansburgh, 915 7th street, will sell” at sale Friday ind Saturday, 3,500 Smyrna 1 1A00 large sinyrna UES at $8.50; 4,000 y Mats at 50 cents; 8 large ‘Tapestry Ruy AC $2; $00 rolls Faney Matting at 17 centss 490 Magnifteent Fancy Mattings ut 25 cents, and the very best Matting, of which there are &26 rolls, AU 37g cents; there will also be offered 1,000 pait Nottingham Lace Curtains at 8 cents; 20 pair at $1.15; 330 pair at 21.50. Reductions have been made Onr department for PARASOLS in greatly enlarged ‘and we are now displaying all the novelties for street and carriage wear, plain and trimmed, and with unique } undies ree AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. In Ule above goods to sell them quickly. St | soulaoe CADIEW OHENIAE. Seca Goer oF: Johnson's doz. Chemise, trimmed with lace, 29¢.: 89 doz. Chetaise, trimmed with three rows of insertins, and tucks between and and sleeves, edyes with cambric ruffles, at 48c, spectal price; 124 doz. Chemise, with Torchon lace and ‘Hambury inserting, at 6¥c.; reduced price for this week only. MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, trimmed with lace at 69. SKIRTS, with ruffies of Hamburg em- broidery. 9 inches in depth, $1.23: former price $1.75. ‘Mother Hubbard CAMBRIC SLIPS, with embroidered yoke, at 25c.; would be cheap at 4Uc. Mother Hubbard CAMBRIC SLIPS, Hamburg yoke and tuck bottom, 65c. Ladies’ lace stripe Nainsook and Lawn APRON, trimmed with plaited ruffle, 10. Nurve APRONS, wide edge und tucking, at 50c, Our lot WASH SKIRTS, in different styles, at the un!- foran price of 5c. Alarge 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 25c. each for this week only, ‘We have algo opened a new line of CHILDREN'S and ‘MISSES' SUITS, made of Marveilles. Pique, Lawn, India Linen and Ginghams, in all sizes and styles, at the low- est possible figures, Ladies’ and gents’ oyster and dining seloona, 440und 432 0th street northwest. Every deticacy in season, Polite attention, Ladies’ saloon Mrst oor. 8 Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup. Infallibie, tasteless, harmless, catharte; for fever= Ashness, restlessness, worms, constipation. 25¢. 5 Thornton’s Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oli with ypophosphites of Time and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired ‘a nutrition general debiltt easy und pleasant ribed by Physicians, Sold by Druge bottles, spc. Manufactured by W. llornton, corner Baltiwore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. 1, WE Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered In half-pouhd “Wand” prints, 45¢. pet Pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet 5c. per quart, Creaun 1 AND INVIGORATING. LANSBURGH & BRO., 420-422-424 SEVENTH STREET. + aps Those who may wish to purchase, ether asa delicion Seecat Orrenryes OF BLACK Goons, IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTAS. BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK TAMISE, BLACK NUN'S VEILING. BLACK BATISTR, LAC 'S HAIR GRESADINE. K LACE BUN TINGS AND ALBATROA, BLACK OTTOMANS, BLACK TRICOTINES” 5 BLACK CAMILITES, BLACK CORDULETTE. cI s) BEACh ARMURES, BLACK RHADAMER, BLACK INDIA SILK, BLACK SURAH_ BLACK RHADZIMbit, BLACK GROS GRAINS, BLACK SATINE. BLACK J, NET LAW! WIDTHS AND PRICES. os = Whiskey, are invited to make a trial ot the celebrated brand ess Secce WHISKEY. This Whiskey, npon an analytical examination, bas proved to be FREE from Fusil OU, and indeed of any of the modern imavdlients which are used to yive a F cl THE ABOVE GOODS HAVE. ELECTED Retina Ade matinee totais ovale Gok WHI SPECIAL Can, AND WILL POLE BEER. FOR INSPECTION BY ‘THOSE DESIRING 10 PUB- QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS. yon sae ar — S. L.. HEMPSTONE, 803 MARKET SPACE. New Spare Goons. WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL RAR- GAINS IN BLACK SILKS, SILK GRENADINES, FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE- BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BAREOUR & HAMILTON, +.B, BRYAN & BiKU, CC. BRYAN, BL, WHEELER apil v7 SIGNS. BI WOOLEN Goo! THOS. A ROVER SIN TAM ry URINEN TANS SePP Bel D.T, METZGER & BRO, EIINCUNESS DAMS TABLECLOTNS AND : NAPKINS ALC Sizes BEALL & BAKER aps-amn HOUE, BRO. & CO., 1328 F street. JOHN H. MAGRUDER *-C. LRGUOD & Jon ‘WA. HELMUS, 8. B. WATERS, Niw Serrxa Goons Recerven Ar LUTTRELL & WINE'S, NO. 1990PENNA. AVE. comer 20th st. nw, ‘Wasnixarox, D.@ 8 5 Beaugiful Summer Silke, worth Tic: our Delon 60s isd 25. H. & B. W. CATHERWOOD, See <* @L60, $165, 81.75, aan : ~ ‘ PHILADELPHIA, Sleek Gackeeces Ran ich Toe ak si % aa Ortonuan Cloths (new niades,Glagant quality) Sie pacman Gerster Cloth, mew shades, 50, Epwaxo Cavey & Oo. 1425 New York avenue, 1,000 Misses’ Hose reduced from S0c. to 150. Great 500 pairs: reduced from 50c. to 30c.. —_— The Best White Spread in, Washington Els ine of Clothe ‘and Gaseineres for! Wear. ifs made to order. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING, | Shirts Laundsied-and Unisuoised > oo: 21 S2d8-36, ‘Bhirts made to order, measure taken and teed. OT DO Benne, sven . mbsi-1m Corner 20th wireet. Trome & Cur oe oe a11 MARKET SPACK, RANGES, FURNACES, LATROBES, GRATES AND FENDERS, At Low Prices JOBBING IN ALL THESE LINES PEGMPTLY AT- a TENDED TO. . 1 “ SUMMER SILKS, REDUCED TO 80Cra, S. Veta 1 * FRENCH SATINES, REDUCED TO%Cra, le sr 1 CAGE 11-4 WHITE SPREADS, REDUCED TO gL. ITALIAN MACCARONI AND PURE OLIVE O1.|;° « 14 * = * TO ss, ‘Very best, Import direct, JOBS IN HOSIERY. . .620 Oru Srarer, ‘opposite United States Patent Office, 8p19__ Branch Store 1899 PENsYLVANIA AVENUE JOBS IN TOWELS, TABLE LINENS AND NAPEING, ‘MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES, ALL AT POPULAR PRICES, VERY BO} ELECAMPANE Ep aonengune, fag ered ted or WE INVITE INSPECTION. ‘manent | to all SaaS Horseness, &c., ke. ; - : ‘Thep mers Sane ee “Ere ‘kyo boxes See. only at m20 _ TRUNNEL s cane 3g “NSTHUE area Pharmacia eee 2 a eee ee cere eeaeaes - ian tn SPEING aND SUMMER | Rose's West India Lime Jutoe, Row Royal Belfast Ginerr Ale. Cantril! & Cochrane's Ginwer Ale. ‘Monteerret Lime Juice, Sachs, Praden & Co.'s Ginger Ale (quart bottles! J. H Calvin “Shafer's Fruit-Ades— Raspberry, Strawberry ° UNT, Pure Fruit and Line Horeford’s Acid Phosphate, ‘No, 1309 F Sraeer, Genuine Luported West India Bay Rum - asnberry Vinegar: Crome & Blackwall has in Stock, and is Constantly Receiving, the Latest Royal Raspberry er an Chae Toapee Rovelties im Culmbach Ber. Reiner ber bean Bee . i tere IMPORTED MILLINERY. ‘Commendador Port Wine wkurty geared) - Botts Malt Exact Special Attention given to Onder cS a Se © A Heineken Vreinie Cat Jvst Ovexen Ax Exroaxt Lise Cobetiagt Cherry Condial CHILDREN'S LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, LACE and SHIRRED CAPS, PORE BONNETS. — MERINO CLOAKS in Mother Hubbard and other stylen. Magnificent Stock of Ladies and Children’s Hosiery, Cc. Cc. BRYAN, Corseta@§nderwear Kid. Silk, and Lisle Thread Gloves. ” ‘Select agsortment of Hambunes. Irish Pout, Nainsook, and Swiss Embroideries, Oricutal, Torchon, Medics, | _™h19-3m_ NO. 1413 NEW YORE AVENUE and other Trimming Laces in all the newest desiena, Airs. SELMA RUPPERT, Cusers CLARETS. aplé 008 9th street northwest, ‘Try our — 8T. JULIEN MEDOC IMPORTED TABLE CLARET, 3 battles for one dollar We have s fine line of hisher grade Clareta, which are ocllitu af proportionally Tow prices = ROBERT SMITH'S SON'S INDIA PALE ALR ©. A. BEINEKEN'S Cun Reever, ‘NO. 408 AND 405 7TH ST. NW. Received a full assortment of EASTER EGGS, CELEBRATED VIRGINIA ‘CLARET. EASTER BASKETS, GEO, E KENNEDY & 80x, EASTER NOVELTIES, apls 1209 F etrest northwest. I eh | Pore Arvraxer Borrer We are receiving fresh from the Dairies, three timers, ‘week, the following well-kuown brands of Table But- ter. viz: THE QQ, BaF woxoonaxe ‘THE KOCK HAL. PLUM GHG Mavaye J. :. Patwer, IMPORTER OF FASHION, 1101 F STREET, NORTHWEST. With increased facilities for the importation of Special oweltien we are at all tiny m= pryared to show PARIS AND LL BROOKE BONNETS and LONDON far surpassing any | NOTHING BUT PURE BUTIER KEPT AND SOLD eee BY UI SPECIAL ATTENTION MADE TO SIMPLE Ccos- TUME BONNET: M. Wauus. Importer of FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATS, FINE MILLINERY Goops, a JOS. C. FEARSON'S SONS, Northern, Western, Center and Capitol Hill Marketa, Also, Farragut Market, 1ithand Kate nw. spl0-im Hexo Tra REAL LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGR Fe ag BN meee ed FINE NECKWEAR, PARASOLS, prs TS a a SD SPRING WRAPS, sold only ih the metal Lined packawes--quarter, baif and fn all the leading stylea. Pound wizre--thus preserviog the ‘and bet Cite Treviee. Paris, 807 Pennsylvanisarenua ap6_| favor of the tes Me-No Tes is sold by all grocers, ‘The trade supplied by MARTIN GILLET & Co, Established 1811. {mu29-6m} Baltimore. Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, SETS to order in every atyle andimatdrtal, Makes | ia ‘SPECIALTIES AKE— 7 French Hand-msde Underclothing, Merino Underwess, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES cod alt Dress Seatac Geots, ‘Telephone Connection. c abd Bustlen. ‘WITMER, mbi3 118 Pennesyivaniaavenue 2. pda #1 Corect (Miss H.'s own for "the" price ia theurpesssds *h, German and Spanish spoken, maria (Corner of #th and N streets northwest, ON, CORCOKAN BUILDING, J, Pier cre Tas Duele Pow PARES "Three and Five rot Expositous Pana, Lyoneand Vienna, NE HATR WORK, Ladica fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing. ‘Hair dyed and shampoved in afirst class manner. Raws to order, 887 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. M™ E K MELLON, All goods delivered free, ‘mbT-an MODISTF, (CHOICE LOT OF Has removed from Baltimore to No, 24D street south- A east, where she will make toorder Drewes and Costumes TERRAPIN ip every grade. With her long experience in the art of Dressmaking she guarantecs ‘satisfaction in it Inet Received, and for sale low. and style. feb2-6m FRESH STRWBFREIES, ‘SPRING LAMB, Axrox Fisuers ee ee N 1s] at Chemical Dry Cleantne Fetablishment, ~ PALACE MARKET, No. 906 G atrert northw Comer léth and New York evensa THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, Ladier and Gentlemen's Garments; also, Velvet snd Plush Cloaks, Crape Vella, Laces, Gloves etc, are Det NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS ak SING DRESSES a FEP ahs DIES" EVENING DRESNES A SPECIALTY. E deer Uae orgual alapesatnl erdane hots raarnoed ae) ierpe removed eaectuall. brs LSD and’ hs got 3 Sut 2 su E BRES boas u Sees x : et Pb $3 BANKERS. fi Shes 1416 Penneylvanta avenue, .. Rg NNNO CK LIBERAL sca hs pier ALLOWED ON R REEL fis AN NN COO - wit GGG__00 FRE ‘Call of send for terms. = m SSE BP DE RRS INVESTMENT SECURITIES UNITED STATES | § 0° DER RRS LAND WARRANTS and TRADE DOLLARS bought | § Goo | D DEYN Na und sold at market rates. ‘GGG 00 Dov ees hn COLLECTIONS sade everywhere. fob19 wT ET ; x 4 Private Srock Texecmra Wuza a | i f < WITE, ALWAYS MARE J ja PO Ee Gals * CO. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. > | Mews Foustsmmes. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. * NEW YORK, BOSTON, &a. *FRINCE & WHITELY, Stock BRoxen® 4 Broadway, 2 New York. = st Pity Avciue JULIUS ROSENTHAL, So 902 F street, James Whitely, Henry H.Dodgs, #1. Crnser Oakley. HarryC. Logan, Washington, D.C. Maynard C. Eyre | NEW STORE, William R. Travers, Special Partnor. NEW STOCK, BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION att. cLasses | °°? 2% ——— OF RAILWAY SECURITIES, Jver Receven LARGE, o1 NO SCARF FOR. Vente: WORTH SEVENTY FIVE GENTE. LARGE LINE OF SPRING HOSIERY. PLETE STOCK OF UNFINISHED FIN. # CONHED SHIRTS CONSTANTLY O8 FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER THOMPSON'S GHIRT FACTORY, (CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor, apll_ 816 F treet northwest. opposite Patent office. DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, Faas sures os ‘Branch Office—99 15th street (Corcoran Building) %.H. DODGE, Resident Partnes, Quotations of Stocks and RonAs anf information re- garding the Markets received through our wires IN- STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock ¥xchanga All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. ja6 Rozz, J. Tuoms, BROKER t= GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND STOCKS, No. 618 16th St. (National Metroplitan Bank Building.) (Orders to on mangin or for cash, executed on the Chicago Board ‘of Trade and ‘New Nor Gatton, Exchange. Constant quotations iustautly rvosived uy direct private wires, F. P. SCHMITT & CO., Chicago correspondent. SAWYER, WALLACE & CO., New York correspondent, SNational Mi Bank, ‘ion. James B. (Orders By Telephone Promptly Attended To) wan Bacon Bisuor & Co. STOCK AND GRAIN EXCHANGE, BoplON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE ‘Six Fine Dress Shirts made to onder. only $9. Finest Linen Collara, all styles, only @1 80 per Gos. poinet Fourtiy Line Cnty only 5 ome om Closing out s large lot of Unfinished Dress Shirts, at ehoattat worth 65 eaula All goods guaranteed to give satisfaction, References ‘Uyou want a perfect-fitting SHIRT have them madeby 8B ELLERY, 1112 F street northwest. And 251 F STREET NORTHWESE ‘Wasurxorox, ROY, RELL. ANT CARRY STOCKS. GRATW, PROVI- SIONS AND PETROLEUM ON MARGINS AND IN LOTS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW ‘YORK BTOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY 13 INVITED TO EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF THIS OFFICE CONSTANT QUOTATIVNS AND SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS. sb Biwi es Gas Sk GEES Pgh ieiealeomnmcange’ iofay SPECIAL attention to abtaintne CORRECT Santen cod ce peceuredee ‘il tines to ‘anewer ia ‘quirics regarding sama, HARRY C..TOWERS & 00. ‘Bnoxzns on oo axp INSURANOR, W. T. J. Wacer & Co. BANKERS AND BROKERS, ‘Mo, 008 16th street, gppoatte U. & Treasury, inducements to buy or sell CBUDE either for Cash or on Margin, CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVEXUR, Offer All information cbeerfulty ‘We invite correspondance, a = Guerzuex. For the Finest Tmported Goods and the Best- made and Most Stylish-Atting GaRMENTS place your orders with no. T. KEEN. mba 424 9th strest northwest.