Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1884, Page 4

a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON # D. C May Marringes. Shreves and Miss Bertie Reagan Teresa's church, in Uniontown, by Kev. Father Hughes, er and Ryan as@sting. Mr. and Mrs. yar of the south, ge occurred at Fou ehurch Naylor officiating. The con- John W. Conner, formerly of ident of Knoxville, Tenn., icnois; and John T. Pomeroy, LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. p THR CHIEF SIONAL OFFICER, 2 seron, 1. C.. May 7, S84, 990 Lm. F Orrcr 0 Ww Atlantic R. ee. partly wand Miss Mollie Seaton, of Virginia. ind’, and iharriage of Mr. Randolph J. Ecklof, of — “ange C. H.y Vay to Miss Laura’ Judd, the daugh- adds : Paar. this eveblng at the First. Baptist in. H.W. Ganverr has, for Jonas Saenger et fied efoditor’s bi In equity against Mary Slive: Berg et ah. P wt 18, Dod's subal- vison Of Sh ds tobe taken to sitisfy certain Jr ust Bernard Silver berg, husvana ¢ Fire in the Star Office. SERIOUS RESULTS PRRVENTED BY THR PROMPTNESS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. A few minutes past one o'clock this morning Mr. ‘T. H. Handing, the private watchman at Tae Stam oMice, was awakened by the barking of his dog, which jumped upon his bed, He noticed a smell of stoke, and, entering the press-room, found flames rising “froiw tie floor. He turned on the district yh fire alarm, and hastened to the engine- se of company No.2 ‘The firemen responded hsuch alacrity that in a Very few minutes the erous Diaze was extinguished. The ht Nothing 18 known as to how It origl- nated. ‘The discipline of the fire department. was shown in the promptness with which engine com- .y No. 2 appeared, and thelr action was so quick successful that ho regular fire alarm was sent Not an Attempted Outrage. TRIAL OP GRANT THOMAS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylle, this morn- Ing, Grant Thomas, a colored boy, about twenty ars old, was placed on trial for an assauit with Intent to commit a rape on Martha N. Diggs, a col- | ord girl of twelve years of age, near Benning’s dist | Station, tn the county—Messrs. Shea and Hewlett jent H. f. | for the defense and Assistant District Attorney work of the | Tasrart for the government. ‘The evidence was to to defeat | i girl, about twelve years old, was +f way to schoo! on March 13th, when Thomas Fan after her, and by force took her Into a clump of ue. sind she screamed, when assistance came, There was testimony going to show that the as- sault was not of the nature charged, and the jury found a veritict of gulity of assault, and ‘Thomas Was sent to jal for ten days, the h J. Reynol KH Snutn & Burtawest be CITY A ND _ DISTRICT. musements, &c., To-night. Naviowat, TupaTER.— Taxarke Comme Dive MesEeM.—C fortaanee CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—Northoott Concert. Condensed Locals. e society compose! of young girls about geen yeors =, Ve a fair to-morrow evening St Abuer’s hall, te proceeds to be donated to the Orphan ASsTuh Auxiliary Association. At the firs erly inewttng of the 3 Ferry.” S$ varieties. ‘Sand interesting per- A fuven’ Dist lers of Heal Estate. 1s In fee have been recorded as follows: E. Werner, sub-lot 12, sq. 434: $2,650, &¢. rdnet to Duncan C. Lynn, lot 2, Pretty G. F. Crenshaw, jt.,sub 96, 84. 2h lodues to OSeat W. White, 100. WF. Burgess to E. D’ . S8i; $909.60.“ W. B. Webb et al, 1 Eliz A. Brooks, lot'2, “Fife and Fife enlarged;” #90, sulth (Mary J. Wormley, plece of land in $200. John O'Leary to Edwin D. 50: $600. E. D. Jones to Jonn 3H, Sq. 500; $500. John Casey 500; $800. District of Coi- DLS, Sq. S23; $—.B. son, lots 23 and 24, sq. Morris Keim to Briinant H. Warner, halt lots Sq. S36; $750, ete. George . H. Warner, Tots 186 to 190, sq. CHC to_ Giibert Gannon, Ww. to John F. Dyer, sud 1 sq. & jartlet J. Wells to hards, p male Infant, last erect. It will be jored Birut, ona seat tosom ed Lee Hayes, hephert, was Koberts eriows, Ted about 6 o'clock, last evening, No. 215 13th T southw tn an atte cin ed, stngu O'Leary, pts. 334 wE. sm beet ined Sauzders, Fassett, rd the dwelling, whieh iS Round trip tiekets tons to be held In Ch ania Haliroad Con Washington and Baltimore. Those for the Repub- to the following Cashin, miter-box; t and skirt snp- us K. Cleary, bank | lean Convention will be sold May 29th to June 2d, sell, stop mecbaniatn | inclusive, god for a continuous trip going on oF Schneider and | perore June 3d and returning until June 13th. ‘Those for the De wocratic Convention Will be sold July 3d to 7th, tuciustve, good for a continuous trip going on or before July 8th and returning until July 18th. Kound tip tickets will also be sold by this com- from Washington and Baltimore tothe Na- Greenback Convention at Indianapolls on the ¥ for $18.95. ‘These will be sold May 280 iusive, and will be good going for con- on ‘or before May 28th and returning iti. ‘The Pennsyivanta Company has trains to Chicago, one the Limited ud makes the run {u the short time of 2 hours. At the season of the conventions thescenery along this line is very beautiful, and adds much to the pleasure of the trip me f0F eX-urmy Nurses, lors, last evening, Alonzo Bell, Dr. Patton, and Kepresentathy ard read a poem DY aud Dr, Whit sociation have arranged | . Kobtason, the republican | te 1 the Xpected ongressmuen | — A PLea or Nor Guiry Wirnpraws. Criminal Court this morning John B.S dict S. Graham, of thi ed with Keeping by Judge Snell | Jains to have ‘ovember, | —In the son, In- iffor obtaining money from the Hawaiian r. withdrew his plea of not guilty and (ext cullty. ‘The distriet attorney said that the ister could not be compelled to appear, and he united in the request that the sentence’ be sus. pended. The court sald that after the plea of Rulity he could not allow the accused to go. Mr. Worthington sald there were precedents for such Suspension of sentence, some by Judge Wyle hin- self, Dut the court said he eould not recall such an instance. Mr. Worthington sald that if he could hot carry out the course Le proposed he would have to enter a nolle pros, for the minister could not be compelled tottend Court. He did not think that the | defendant should now be held to the plea made Fs we have latest issues of | with the understanding that the sentence should ted News, Graphic, and Pict | be suspended. It would be better to let the man go with the sentence hanging over him. The court owned by Mr. | said he had always held the party after the plea of | sullty, and directed that the plea be stricken out. whe nase Last d sy isters from Lexingt last evening to att ptist Association 1n. came on a special H. Whittlesey, traveling | passencer Chesup the Capital City Gun | sterday were: Mills atid Stalt Pee the New Yor! dog show ye ‘A beautiful tlorai Hon. W.| | Cxcsnep to DeaTH BY THE CaRs.—News has @ Robinson ¥ Tas a| been received In this elty that Mr. McDonald, mark of regard . a Denver, Col., lawyer, well-known, tn this city; Sr American aula Withan| Where he prictised before the United States adktress AL the apn feo ct Suprrme Court, was killed on the 25th of April, by being caught between draw bars of coal cars ‘of a | Benevolent so- | oO. x oflivers were | train at Coal creek, Col elected < sear: Jame Plant, presiicats Jona Spovlen, frst vies presi SALE THs EVeN!Na.—In the sale of books Wan. EP Shelly id vke presitent; James. Hf, | th ing at Dowline's are valuable law and mis- Rimes eraccieycfames Genie, armas anaes | Cllanrous books, Audubon’ birds and tio flue Wetl, marshal bookcases. The Sale will commence at 7:30 o'clock. — Ps he rst number of the ee Parse Manniace Licksrs.—Marrlage lcenses_have Bayer, the National Protective Leaeue, | been sued by the elerk of the court to James George C. Hazleton was to-day admitted to the Sg ee eae meee, Geos | cer seo. T. Douglass and Martha Virginia. At the meeting of the Anthropological society | E¥ans: Win. Curtis and Altes Ayer. Daniel €. B. rd hrope "al 's ues Keese; Silas Hicks, of Fair- Rett and Mary fa lust © the mic . Rev. Owen Dorse county, Va., and nah M. Brown; Alva N. ren county, Va. sley and C.'A. Bray, botn of Gi hstene, | Reruoon was addmessed bs | Covet IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Brown agt. District; argument concluded and submitted. Equrry Cocat—Judge Cor. Schoeneborn agt. Duvall, pro. confesso Krause, Cumberland agt_ Cumberland; end bill. Ruppert. agt. Smith; time to oby lituited. Keed agt. Holtzman; order tuabeth Jf. Reed giardian iwi litem, r, cotaplatnants allowed twenty tiinony. Weaver agt. Weaver; tes Vefore Simon Wolt. RCUIT COLRT—Judge Hagner. “sterday, Loutse Hotne agt. Reves; exception to ruled and Judgment on award. Distrlet Toda: at. | leave 10. This | te ‘of Lester | apt The by | Mis Cunning Russell, dnett by Mr. and 5 Sermon by Hon. fr. ‘The assoctation Potomac FRUIT GRowens’ AssoctaTio: ation met last night at the residen h street northw Was tendered: Picno, mn. Feecttatte 1. ular << Pr are W H. Harmer. hu Te day rts val May 27th, in tunable at. Washington Gas Light company: detmurtyr sustatnéd and leave to pl fr. Rad agt. Hilton & Natlor; judginent by default. Wastiserps Fisn cold by RA. Ns, Cable & Lessor agt. Scala; Strons agt 2.900) shi, from $15 10 $25 per Met Le Co, Fribg, from $2.50 1036 per thousand. | 5 detamits. eala, and Se Thompso: r Bennet ROOSTE: ity for costs, U.S. use . May ward. PoLier Cornt—Juilge s Christy Maysaek, the ke exceptions overruled and judg- ent. ef Of a saloon mged With keeping was given to the t the place ty frequented by boys on week. ai Sunday, and that cursing and swearing wrd. there. Tle court tuposed a fine of $50, i. Jeremiah Snowden, assault on Mar- eirens | grounds, $10. James 35. Molle V ged With stealing 4 : st thirty days for the larceny, pd the court then Ordered the attorney tO prose are the bond ob which she Was now oul Of the worklouse Monday irked that st wes a fox Was enacaged in. ‘The Failure of ALY A MILLION SHORT—THEIR AFFATES INVOLVED WITH THOSE OF THE BROKEN MARINE BANK. In consequence of the closing of the Marine bank tn New York yesterday the banking firm of Messrs, Grant & Ward also suspended. The finn 1s com- posed of Gen, U.S. Grant, James D. Fish, U. S. and Ferdinand Ward. Various rumors, in financial circles, respecting which Gen. Grant, the senior meniber of the firm, said: “1 cannot deny or corroborate the reports current. We are nearly $500,000 short. Gur safes are until we can find Mr. Ward I cannot and.” Much sympathy 1s expressed lor Gen. Grant, Who It ts feared 18 a heavy loser. Win. smith, the broker of the firm, said he was authorized to state that the losses of the ttn Would be someting between $560,000 and $400,000, wnt Xese Labiilties belng unsecured the firm was night at FS were | ler, presi- ved for the nt: Brust 1 ary; Loring ke, H. Noll, € ed to Sus Each of the four partners © schulte, We Eh 4 quarter interest in the firm to the extent of meu 00,000 each, and Gen. Grant would be Hable for i . | lus share of the losses, which would probably be , the vice president of the bank, sald | that the bank was solvent, and Mr. Fish) the president, must have lost his head when he closed | the ban! ‘The bank settled up its debit balance of at the clearing house yesterday. ‘The affairs of the Lieyd city, agents, leave Baltimore every Thurstay the advertisement in Spectat Ni Fs of this line will S Will Le seen by SALE oF LUARLE ItRAL ESTATE.—E Vane anne bank will be examined by Bank Examiner Seri mean Sa Semeerany Sst mn 1 will be determined whether to a ea na trustees, part lot OF not. ‘The bank was the depository of Street nortuwest, oppesite the Center 7 : . ZS front by about sr fet deep, Improved’ by a ty will Oe Dae PES nent the city will De bankrupt. New York: $1,000,000, two-story brica for $14.00.” ‘This is regarde “4 8 one of the best sales of Peal estate tls season ‘Tum JaPaxese Sare—At the sale of Japan ese art objects, at Dowlinc’s, this morning, the g0ods sold at « creat secrifice,—mueh lower than ever Defore. The sale will be continued tomorrow At 1? and & when some of the finest bronzes and | P porcelains Will be reach Fs see ile [ANY LADIES ‘ADMIRE GRAY HATR_ON SOME advertisement elsewhere. | ANE other person, But few care to try its effect on their owm charms. Nor need they, since Ayer's Hair | Vigor prevents the hair from turning gray, and restores xray hair to its ortiinal color. It cleanwes the scalp, prevents the formation of dandruff, and wonderfully ‘stimulates the growth of the hair. Hovses axp Lors of the Citizens’ building com- situated on Rstreet, 8 street, French street, eh tree si, will be'sold at auction | Yontnortow aft ck. This company 1s Winding up its affairs, and the sale i8 a peremptory nd our readers Should attend if they destre to obtain first-class property. See the advertise- iment for details of the saie._ N° OTHER PREPARATION SO CONCENTRA’ 2N aud combines blood-parifying. vitalizing, aud invigorating qualities as Ayer's Savsaparilla. Qual sy sbould be considered when making comparisons, Puoraimron—To the Eilitor of the Star.—As the statement has Deen made in the public p prietor of the ; mss may prove det | im festioe to myself and family to totally deny it, and Ww say any friends and the public that the Management and proprietorship were transferred | “ into tke bards of othe: since the frst of last | Zovembcr. and that I am inno manner responsibie un anything Wat bas occurred there since that BJ. Maxsan:. THE TARIFF BILL DEAD. Voted Down by a Majority of Four. PORTY-ONE DEMOCRATS HELP TO KILL THE MEASURE AMID INTENSE EXCITEMENT OX THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE, ‘The long and bitter fight on the tariff ended yes- ‘Yerday in the defeat of the Morrison bill. By a vote of 159 to 155 the enacting clause was stricken out at the close of the general debate by the combined ‘Vote of forty-one democrats and all of the republi- cans except four. The main tilt in debate was be- tween Morrison and Randall, the other speeches ‘being mostly mere oravorical exhibitions. The general debate closed at 4:15, and the title of ‘the bill was read. Then there was a moment's use of Intense suspense, when Mr. Leet = ‘that It was in order to make a motion. in Jonverse then took the floor and moved to strike out the Rrpeiong clause. This motion was received with applause za the republicans, and loud hisses: came frum the diplomatic gallery, which was pret- ty weil filled, and those in the other wok itup. ‘The vote on this motion was first taken by tellers, Messrs. Morrison and Converse being named to act. Converse took his position on the demo- cratic side, but Morrison good humoredly shoved ‘him over to the other side, telling him that was where he belonged. ‘The vote resulted—yeas, 156; hays, 152 ‘The yeas and nays were then called for, and the roll call was watched with intense interest by both siaes, it even then Lips Sito whether changes might not occur to effect the final vote. (ti ecen. was ea pleted it Greyeds vote of ‘159 yeas: Rays, the speaker vott in the Uve, and the bill thus recetved tts “acath blow. The Tesult Was received by the republicans with loud cheers and tamultuous shouting and waving of hands in the air. ‘The struggie was ended, but un- ‘Ul the last name was called the question had been in doubt, the Morrison men during the early part of the day apparently having the advantage. ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE. ‘The republicans who voted with Morrison were Knute Nelson, Horace B. Strait, James B. Wake- field and Milo White, all of Minnesota. ‘The forty-one democrats voting to strike out the enacting clause were William W. Eaton, of Con- necticut; James H. Budd, Joan R. Glascock, Charles A. Sumer and Pleasant B. Tully, of Call- Tornia; John F. Finerty, of Illinots; Carleton Hunt, of Loutsiana; John V. L. Findlay, of Maryland; ‘Thomas M. Ferrell, William H. F. Fiedler and Wil- Mam McAdoo, of New Jersey; John Arnot, Waldo Hutchins, Nicholas Miller, ‘J. ‘Thomas, "sprigs, Thomas J. Van Alstyne and Edward Wemple, of New York; George L. Converse, Martin A. Foran, George W. Geddes, Isaac M. Jordan, Benjamin Le Fevre, Robert M. Murray, David R. P: George E. Seney, A. J. Warner and Beriah Wilkins, of Oulo; Charles E Boyle, Daniel W. Connolly, An- Urew G. Curtin, Wililam H. Duncan, Mortimer F. Elliott, Dantel Ermentrout, James H. Hopkins, Wilham Mutchier, John D. Patton, George A. Post, Samuel J. Randall and John B. Storm, of Pennsyl- Vania; Gt D, Wise, of Virginia, and Charles P. Snyder, of West Virginia. Messrs. R. T. Bennett, ot North Carolina; Henry L. Muldrow, of Missis- Fees or aiaca took or See CS pet or sMOCTALS, OD} tO. strikins out, were paired th Thomas P. Ochiltree, ‘Of Texas; Edward K. Valentine, of Nebraska, and Joho 'D. White, or Kentucky, republicans, and John C. Nicholls, of Georgia, democrat, in favor of striking out. Assoturexy Pune RRR 00. ERO YF he E pase Y sat EE‘? ¥ 284 bus BRA NN aco pep ge RR TERN SO bs SAE NEN “USE PPP 00 Wow w ppp EEE Peo o Wwww BUD EEE BRA pro g 9 wwww 2D ke Ere e 00 6©W OW ODDD. RRS ‘This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Soldonlyincans. Howat Baxrxa PowpEr Co., 106 Wall street, ays = Noxs: Venixe: Noss Venues: WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, PU WOO! 5 PINE, BLUE, AND BLACK, § CREAM, (CASH VALUE 50c.), REDUCED TO 3740. SILKS! SILKS! SILK! Sic, Abe, 50c, Sie, 450, Bc... B7c., 45c., 60C. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS ONLY Sc. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 2c. CARTER'S, 711 Manxer Space. BEA\ PLAID Dk BEAUTIFUL ESS GOODS, silk and COLORED SILKS, cash value $1, reduced to 75e. HENRIETTA CASHMERES (black), silk and wool, $1. BLACK SATIN 2 aBL{CK SATIN MERVILIEUX, cash value $1.25, re- BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES. pure silk, 75c, BBACK SATIN, 50c. COLORED BATIN, Sc. BLACK SILKS, reduced, 75c., @1,'81.25, $1.50. BLACE Si ity aBLACE, SILKS, superior quality, cash value €2, re- BROCADE SILKS—Pink, cream, blue and white, 81. NUN'S VEILING, beautiful lace style, pure wool NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, 25¢. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50, NO CREDIT. CASH PRICES. mys CARTER'S, 711 Manet Space. Panasors. Prxasors. NEW STYLES. JUST OPENED. Coaching Parasols, all colors, 81.30, 81.50, $1.75, 82, 82.25. Satin Parasols, lined, trimmed with Lace, $275. ‘Silk Parasols, $1, $1.25, 81.50, $1.75, €2 40-inch Spring Cashineres, 25¢. 40-inch all-wool Shooda Cloth, 300, ‘Tricotine Dress Goods, 25c, ‘Tricotine Dress Goods, 1 Gerster Dress Goods, 12340. ‘Ladies’ Flannel Suiting, 12340. Summer Silks, $7¢. Black Gros-Grain Dress Sillbs, 95¢. Plain Heavy Gros-Grain Silk, 81. ‘Merrimac Calico, 434¢. Linen Lawn, 5c. ‘Boys’ Cloths, 15¢,, 20¢., 25¢, Feather Proof Bed Ticking, 150, Brocade Dress Silks, 9c. Children’s Hose, no seams, 15¢. Ladies’ Balbrigwan Hose, ho seams, 250. ‘Wamsutta Cotton, 8. Nun's Veiling, all cclora, 40-inch French Black Cashmere, 50c, Fancy Straw Matting, all styles. India Linen, 8¢., 10¢., 1240, 15e. TOWSON’S, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF, South Side, near 7th. p30 Lc. FINEST FRENCH SEWED CORSETS. Perfect Fitting, Gracefully Shaped. Elerantly Mada, Positively the latest and most improved styles, Fit Guaranteed. Call for this Corset andnotice that every palris stamped 1€ ala Persephone, WORMSER, FELLHEIMER & CO., SOLE IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS FOR ‘THE TRADE ONLY, 381 Broadway, N. ¥. feb3T-was st Paare Stock Tuxxcrars Wines WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORE, BOSTON, 20. ERINCE & WHITELY, Broce Broxaas, (4Brosdway, 2 CHM Aveings New York, James Whitely, Henry H. Dodge, r Harry O.Logan, — Washington, D.0. Maynard © lyre | William R. Travers, Special Partnor. H BUX AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALI, CLASSES OF RAILWAY SECURITIES, ‘Branch Office—-889 16th street (Corcoran Building) %.H. DODGE, Resident Partnes, A Virginia Elopement. ARUNAWAY COUPLE FROM THR OLD DOMINION MAR- BIED IN THIS CITY. In Greene county, Va., in the village of Standards- ville, resides the commonwealth’s attorney of that county, who had a daughter of seventeen years re- Jotcing in the name of Corinne Aubrey Bray. Near by lives Mr. A. N. Beasley, a farmer, aged twenty- ‘two, and for twelve months past they have been Tegarded as lovers. There was some tion to ‘the union from both families, but all efforts to de- ay the union Snot So-day. Sotne wens sg0_ te ung lady, knowing that they could not get mar- Hea at home, went to visit-irlends. about ninety miles distant, at Riverton, and a few days after- wards the young man left, and it was Su] that they would marry, if they could. Miss Bray's mother thereupon went after her and nt her home, arriving on Monday Last evening a brother of Mr: Beasley riding by her ome on “horseback, ‘wok her up behind him and rode on a mile or two until they met the in readiness with a other they rode eighteen inles to Soimerset, ither they teen to S on the Virginia Midland railroad, where they took ‘the train. “They arrived here at ‘10:20 this morn- ing, and making thelr way to the court-house the necessary license was procured. Rev. M. A. Turner Was sent for and married them in the marshals office, according to the usages of the BM. E. church. Seu cs ‘Tae SHARON-HILL MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE—EX- pert Hyde, has had the celebrated Sharon-Hill marriage contract under microscopic examination, and gave testimony in San Francisco yesterday to discredit the evidence of Miss Hill, who had testl- fled that she wrote the document in Sharon's omice his dictation, and that he signed it immediately Buzoarss, KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. FRESH ARRIVAL OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN HATS AND BONNETS. ‘Ton Thousand Bunches of Elegant TIPS, in all colors, ‘at S8c. per Bunch, worth 75c.; threein a Bunch, 6,000 PLUMES in all shades, from 0c. to 81 only. 8,000 Trimmed Children’s and Misses HATS ‘at 50c. apiece only. Having purchased the entire stock of a New York ‘manufacturer at an Assiguee sale we are enabled to offer the greatest inducements to buyers in HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, PLUMES, TIPS, LACES AND VELVETS, We offer 950,000 worth of MILLINERY At Unprecedented Low Prices, 2" Call and be convinced. EKING’S PALAOE. 14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ap Tae Narionan Sare Devosrr Co, CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YO@K AVENUE. PERPETUAL CHARTER, ACT OF CONGRESS SANCARY 220,199 Capital, GI ER, & Co, lent T. LAWHASON 1IGGS. Treasure es ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, eretary. E, Nyian, Aset, Beo'y. & Dinecrons: piamin P.Sosdin, Charles. Glover werasgn Tee jenny A, Willard, Albert Eo Sturtevuie, | Sale. Rodye John 6. FPHE WASHINGTON sare DEPOSIT COMPANY, No. 916 Pennsylvania avenne northwest, With its fire and burslar-proof vaults with all the Jatest improvements, and a structnre unsugpassed in character and completeness by any building for a simi- Jar purpose in the country. ‘Win. G. Metzerott, Pres't. John T. Leuman, V. P. ‘epee Axze-Picos PICON TONIC. ‘Sam'l Cross, See, and Treas ‘W. W, Greenfield, Asst Seo This celebrated Tonic is extracted from plants in Algeria, aurd is highly recommended for its te anti-febrile properties. Aw a valuable stomachic tonic it is endorsed by the hihest medical authorities of Europe and America, who fully recoguize its health- giving andYestorative qualities, With soda water and syrups it makes the most delightful drink, Kor Wash- | ington city alone the sales have been mere than two thousand bottles the pest year. Price for full quart bottle $1.75, and at ail soda fountains ten ceuts per glass. JOHN H. MAGURDER, BALBOUR & HAMILTON, 8p28-3m And all Drugyiat, Ur Trave is in one respect like building a house—the foundation must be true and the Lines accurate, or the structure will not stand. OUR SUCCESS in seliing Clothing hes been built upon the sure foundation of honorable and liberal dealing. Whatever we sell is legally quarenteed bya printed agreement wiven to each custe we make mistakes of any kind we ladly rectify then~ we do more, we rectify other people's mistakes by allow- ing customers to return, for either exchange or refund ‘of money, whatever, after examination at home, they ‘think had better not have been bought, Remember, we ‘wish you to see our two bargains: Our $4 pair of pants, and our two styles of 4-button cutaway Frock Suits: at $16.50. It seems natural that you should deal bere: ‘we don't blame you for it, GEORGE SPRANsy, (7 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite U. 8, Post Office. Bonoisa 830 Sracma A Svrenise UPON THE PUBLIC. ‘We have no desire to appear before the public as brag- karts, but we must, in Justice to ourselves, state that a Yery lucky investment at just the risht moment his en- abled us to offer to the people of Washington and vicin- ity atarvain lotof Fine Clothing, When we eay fine We mean something superior to that usually found in clothing stores, and the low terns at which we secured the goods enables us to make the following extraoidi- nary offers: All-wool Cheviot Suits...... All-wool Cassimere Suits... Imported Cashmere Suit Imported Cassimere bution Cutaway. Fine Corkrerew Suits AStylish Cutaway St Fine Black Worsted Suits, Iunported Worsted Suita, Innported Black Dress Sul Jadigo Blue Flannel Suits from 87 upwards, ‘We have a full line of Men's and Youths’ Suits from 95.25 upwards. ‘We have a full line of Boys' and Children's Suits from ‘S2upwards, 16.50 PANTS! PANTS! PANTS!!! ‘We have a full line of Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Pants from $1.20 upwards, Children’s Pants from 50 cents up, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. ap Eowaso Cavene. & Co. 425 New York avenua PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING A Large Btock o RANGES, FURNACES, LATEOBES, GRATES AND FENDERS, At Low Prices 1. ©. BISHOP, Draggist, ‘TeLothatrect, cor. H strest n. w, ‘Washington, DO, aber A Washington Girl’s Escapade. COMING BACK HOME AFTER 4 SOUTHERN TRIP. A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Bnguirer from Anniston, Ala, May Sth, says: Miss Lula tve Fleichman, of Atlanta, on her way home to Washington city. She left home several weeks ago on account of some home disagreement, and Misussippi, whore seeeed eatives cape Duck home, Which she hed soandonod, saying she al would be more sensibie in the future, and also that she had got enough of tra alone. “No, there ‘Was no man in this case,” said the detective, “save myself, who was trying’ to capture ber in order to secure the reward. ‘She was glad I found her, she said, for then she fel safer, and would soon be restored to her fireside.” Miss Lula Dionde, seventeen years old, pl ance, Intelligent and a fine con’ Eugene G. Woodward, treasurer of the Presby- (oti board of publioatane ind aces his accounts of $10,000. Now Is Tue Toe TO CURE SKIN HUMORS, Its at this season, when the blood and perspiration are loaded with impurities, that Disiuring Humors, Humiliating Eruptions, Itching Tortures, Salt Rheam or Eczema, Proriasis, Tetter, Ringworm, Baby Humor, Scrofula, Scrofulous Sores, Abscesses and Discharging Wounds, and every species of Itching, Scaly “and Punply Diseases of the Skin and Scalp are most speedily and economically cured by the Cozz0URa ‘REMEDIES IT Is A FACT. Hundreds of eters in our possession (copies of | which may be had by return mail) are our authority for the assertion that Skin, Scalp and Blood Humora, Whether Scrofulous, Inherited or Contagious, may NOW be permanently cured by CurTIcURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, Diuretic and Aperient, inter nally, and Cunicuna and CuTIoumA Soar, the great ‘Skin Cures and Beautifiers, externally, in ope half the time and at one half the expense of any other season. GREATEST ON EARTH. Curicves Reaepres are the greatest medicines on garth. Had the worst case Salt Rheum in this country. ‘My mother had it twenty years, and in fact died from it I believe Curicuna would havesaved her life. My arma, ‘breast and head were covered for three years, which nothing relieved or cured untilI used the Curicuna RESOLVENT internally and Cvricura and Ccricvra Soar externally, J. W. ADAMS. Newark, 0. GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES. The half has not been told as to the great curative powers of the Curicuna Remepmes. I have paid bun- Greds of dollars for medicines to cure dineases of the blood and skiu, and never found anything yet to equal the Curioura Remepres, CHAS. A. WILLIAMS, Providence, B. I. CURE IN EVERY CASE. Your Curicura Resteprgs outwell all other medicines keep for skin diseases. My customers and patients aay that they have effected a cure in every instance where other remedies have failed. H. W, BROCKWAY, SLD. Franklin Falls, N. H. Sold by all druggists. Price: CurcuRa, 80e.; Reson VENT 81; SoaP, 25. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI- CAL CO, Boston, Mass. Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” BEAUTY, For Rough, Chapped and Greasy Skin, Blackheads Pimples, Skin Blemishes, and Infantile Humors, use oo Vy sss oe ww Boat v cE S38 = AT [HE PPP A a A nm Pe a EF dh Tt S8s Pro MA go MA TT S83 Po ACA fun AA Uf Sss8 Silk Mousquetaire Gloves, 6 to 36 buttons. COLORS—Monse, Elephant, Tobac, Ecru, Havana Brown, Bei, Garnet, Cardinal, Cherry, Marine, Electric, Navy and Sky Bines, Drab, Sinoké, Sage, Olive, Rasp- ete, PRICES—68c., 85c., 98c., 81.46, 81.68, $1.85, $1.98, $2.98, $248 and $2.68, L Tr sSSs Lb EEE i ngs £ a ta ce, tun tt Sss8 ELL EEE aca. 00 ¥ Y EER S85 &% Eo \ ¥ EF 8 écao £ 83 VY Re at Gea £ ag GGG TLLL 00 VEER Agg8 = ‘Lisle Thread Mousquetaire Gloves, all lengths, COLORS—Drabs, Browns, Ecru, Smoke, Havana Brown, ‘Mouse, Elephant, Tobac, Slate, ete,, etc, PRICES—26c., 35¢., 49e. and 68c. TrTT A FFE EFF TTT A T AA FO F TAA a ee als T AA FF OF tT 2°! L YoY ERE L oto Y ¥ EEF s%s ian oe OE TunL 00 ‘Vv EEE 4ss5 = Taffeta Silk Mousquetatre Gloves, COLORS—Same as in Silk Gloves, PRICES—46e., 6c, and 636. aca. b v VE EER > S°GE O%Y YES s ESHB LB Sook 88% Bt ot K KHDDD GGG LLLL 00 ‘v EEESss® Dressed and Undressed, 3, 4 and 6 buttons, COLORS—Drabs, Smokes, Greys, etc, ‘PRICE—49e, reduced from 81.35 per pair, 1 K MM MMIITTTTTTIT 58, sSsit Ea MMEMT Re Ssit kK MM MET 9 gS SSL K MM MH T 7 Bag8z COLORS—Same asin Silk Gloves, PRICES—S0c... 68c., 75e.; 96c., $1.25, $1.75, 81.98, STYLES—Lace, Jersey and Mousquetaire, R 2117-19 PENSSYLVANIA AVENUE. 4 P PP ALAIS rors * my? 'O SUCH SUCCESS IN THE {nsuran< ever t@m recorded baa MUTUAL TESAVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA- of en ershp, and had 864,000,000 of ‘perfection of Soe Change UPD aD ARSOMED MORTALITY, and. amount sofarin excess ‘the actual Feed tobe pat ito bg bul ; hor yet do as ae on ‘the (oerul "of the uy collected at excl ont hor semen ae edesdot, trust tor ‘The polley holier, ike ‘reserved: ‘amounts to: } is in- Eo ee ta with y, the Fee aie ere and ‘the whois Horrs Mus, Exmacts THE IBLE STIMULANT. 4T AIDS DIGESTION. STRENGTHENS THE WE. BUILDS TT 18 UNSURPASSED. FOr SURSING MOTHERS, ra N. B—It bas been larcely foutated and the: is hereby cautioned to accept none unless it bears the name TARRANT & CO., Sole its for the United and British Province Of North America 310 Gnccawieh ate SP aT CITY ITEMS. Almost given away to-morrow only at R. Goldschmids, 812 7th st. n. w.; J. U.O”Mearas Royal glue 8c. abottle;_Brown’s French shoe dress- ing 6c. a bottle; Rising’Sun stove polish 4c. a cake; 1 crystal glass ‘table set, cont ner castor included, only’ $2.69; covered tin buckets 2Qt be; 8qt de; 4 qt 12¢; 6 qt 19; 1 blacking brush with whisk and 3 boxes of blacking 2c.; su- Pertor porcelain breakfast, dinner and tea sets, con- taining 124 pea, only $14.98, worth $22, only 3 1n Stock; hat racks, 7 pin 4c; 10 pin ge.; half covered dust colors 12¢.; easels for photo- PhS 2 for 15c.; large ‘Scrap DgOks 3c; Fethdry taue 12, Doxee for 10c3 twoth-plcks Un tollet sets, 3 pieces as- Sorted colors’ $1.37; 1 hair brush with comb ‘and hand mirror 2c.; real majolica cream pitchers OF mugs 11c.; 1. qu. covered sauice pans 4¢.; 2 qt. 7c. 8 Qt. 9.; 4 qt 18c.; 1 Ice cream set containing 2% pes, only sie; Japanned bread or cake boxes, medium size 49c.; large 67c.; extra lange 7c; 4 Ql water buckets’ 8e.;3 arm ‘towel racks 4c.: handsome ta- Jolica fruit plates 2 for 25c.; large chromos8 for 10¢.; i water pitcher and goblets, only 47c.; real Me: hammocks, white of colored, welghing 5 Ibs. $1.49, also the greatest bargalns ever offered. in this city in baby carriages, refrigerators, Ice chests and traveling trunks of the best manufic- ture, 1 Grand Special Sale of Spring Heel Shoes AU Hahn's this week. Child's kta spring heel buttons, sizes 8 to 75, 55, Goat and kid Sp. H., button and laced, 4 to & 55c. Child's goat solar Upped, sp. H. button, ¢ to 8, 75c. Fine straight goat and kid spring button, 4 to's, $1 and $1.25. Child’s kid sind goat spring button, 8% to 10: Te. roat solar Up, button, Bh 10 103s, 9c. ine Kid and ‘stralght goat, button, 8% to 104s, $1.25 and $1.50. ‘Misses’ Soild pebble spring heel, 11 to 2s, $1. ss genuine goat 111 to 8s, $1.25. “kid and straight goat do., 11 tog’, $1.50 to $2. Spring heel Newport Ues and low button, 4 t0 10), 2 816 7th street and 1922 Penna. avenue. Why not Co-operate in Mercy’s Work. Supreme Courts have decided and learned Judges say that the contracts made for the continual maintenance of the world-famed Charity Hospital at New Orleans, La., by the royal gift. of $1,000,000 trom The Louisiana ‘state Lottery Company, must ever stand as a bright example of the sancuiy of pledge made by a sovereign State. 1tis Just—it 1s right—and M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., will give any further information to persons desiring to co-operate in any Way in Ubls work of mercy. 1 Purity. ‘The scarcity of pure and reliable wines has kept ‘them out of the reach of those in moderate elrcum- stances. Mr. Alfred Speer, of Passalc, N. J.. WhO has spent twenty-five years in cultivating and ac- clinating tue Port Wine Grape and ‘establishing his vineyards produces wine that has been test by experts and pronounced the best. For sale by all druggists. WES Johnson's Ladies’ and gents’ oyster and dining saloons, 4404nd. Every delicacy in season. im 442 9th street northwest. Polite attention. Ladies’ stloon rst Noor, Oyster Arrivals Dail 621 B street northwest, hard and haven oysters, Chet oysters, Frogs, Little Neel ilies, Hotels’ And Restaurants ‘snapper terrapins, at White’ Furs Received on Storage. Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire, Im 8B. H. STiseMetz & Sox, 1237 Penna. ave. Druggists Say: “We can always sell Speer’s Wine. mers tobe Us ‘supplied, Young 4 Pronounced best they ever used. ibe It. Has more sales 7 Speer’s Wines was Maryland Club Whiskey, the finest extant. McGee's, 9th, near D. m,w,5,5 For Gold and ‘Trimmings go to Meyers, 922 7th strect northwest, W&s/3m Consumpt This fell destroyer has brouzht a blight to many a promising lite and sadness to many n home circle. ‘There fs ove remedial agent that will assist fn throwing off uly terrible disease, vizz Fort Wine. It has been used by hundreds. with wondertul success, hna checked the progress of ds. ease, and brought’ thousands back to health. For sale by all druggists. sew gal., 75c. gt. bottle. Our No.1 Rye yhisky.” Known everywhere. McGee's, 9th near D. was2w Thornton’s Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Of with Hy} ny Drage gists. Lange bottles, 0c. Manufactured by W. ‘Thornton, corner Balthinore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. m,Wt On Thirty Pays’ Trial. ‘The Voltate Beit Co., Marshall, Mich, wil-send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated “Flecuro-Voltate “Belts and Electric Sas ‘on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted with nervous de- Dility, lost Vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee. ing Speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Adaress as above. N. B.—No risk 1s incurred, as thirty days’ rial 1s allowed. — W,Su Catarth of the Bladder. Stinging, irritation, innlammation, all Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured by “Buchu-patba.” $1. 3 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered 1n hali-pouhd “Wand” pritits, 45c. pet und. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ahd Sweet ik, Se. per quart, Cream 1c. plut. T ib #8 8 FoR Fireplaces, Wainscotings, Vertibules and Mantel Deco- sations, WOOD MANTELS constructed especially for Latrobe Stoves. having TILE ORNAMENTATION, are furnished at about the cost of Slate Mantels, that house owners of mcderate means may beautify their homes with these Artistic Features, WOOD MANTELS of all grades, in Oak, Cherry and Mahogany. Also SLATE MANTELS for those who are not tired of ‘them, A NEW THING IN VASES for Cemeteries and Lawns, having s Reservoir Attach ‘ment holding sufficient water to last ten to fifteen days, ‘securing « vigorous growth of planta, RUSTIC SEATS, CHAIRS, &e. ee “Economy isthe prudent use of means toa desired end’ THE ECONOMY GAS COOKING STOVES are offered with the fullest guarantee as the best aid in ‘domestic economy and convenience, BRONZE PLACQUES, TRAYS, PANELS and ANCIENT ARMOR, im faithful reproduction, artistically displayed in our rooms, HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, spli-im 424 9th street. Serout Bizourxs Our Btock of LADIES' AND GENTS FINE SHOES for che Season is NOW COMPLETE, and st prices wo wuarantee to be the Lowest. COUSIN’S Fine Cur Kid Button; High Heel and Pointed Tos. COUSIN'S Fine Cur Kid: Low Heel and Broad Toa. . “French Kid, in High or Low. “"" Mlexible Shoes: espe- cially adapted for tender fect. ‘The reputation of these fine shoes is such that wekeep constantly a full assortment of them on hand, The last lot, Just received, is the most besutiful we have ever bed. Our Ladies’ Fine KID BUTTON, at $2, are worth ¢3— ‘only about 100 patrs left, Our stock of SLIPPERS is now complete in every de- partment—some grand bargains amongst them. For Gentlem=n and Boys we offer the Celebrated “BUBTS” SHOES. Ouraseortment of these well-known goods has never been more complete. We have in every style, made capecially, LOW QUARTER SHOES. ‘Take © look in our window when you pass by. We sires guaranteo on sil the shoes wo sell. A complete ‘Stock of all Cheaper Grades made is worthy your atten- ‘tion, Call early at the Reliable Shoe Stores of Ey'RAE score | pan ser opecen DRY_GOODS _LADIES GOoDs. SEATON PERRY (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & RROTHED A VERY LARGE LINE oF INTED PURE LINEN LAWNS TN SPRTHA FINE PALITIES.” AND “EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS© at oc, PLAIN WHITE PURE LINEN LAWNS, from 2te. to LEGERY NOVELTIFS” IN BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS INRIA LINENS PERSIAN LAWNS FRENCH NAIN. SCORN PRINCESS LAWNS, INDIA MULLS sn. PRINTED. BATISTES IN CHOICE PAT. ad 81 ECIAL INDUCEM BLACK AND COL ‘ORED SURAHS. RHADAMES AND GROS GRAIN SILKS from #1 to $5.50 a EW LLACK SILK GRENADINES MEDIUM WEIGHT AND GAUZE MERINO UNDER. : CHILLER OSHS PLR ls IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS AND JERSEYS. EW-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR RECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY. Perry Bafltine. Pennsylvania avenue, corner gh atront. Established 1840. my3. Lermes. LADIES’ SUITINGS, all woo!, plain and in comina- EB, ew ainda, logue syn, Sucew Wie, fr vo $i per yr Fine COLORED STEKs, all the new and most desira- fe sade, nd Tish ail wool fabrics for eummer wear at 2c. per yi French Satercus. plain aid combination, Vers Pres neve desuenn Thich Batiste, 40 inches wide, new stylen price re aucud tone WIUTE GOODS. We thw India Linens at Wie 11 Dent we have ever offered for FUBAIO Sew on tare 2 {All styles at bottom price VALUTTRELL & co, Aly Biarket Space, money. Persian Lawns ape Dex Goopns. TRUNNELL & CLARK Have made special reductions in. SILKS AND DRESS Goops. One lot Black Silks, #1.09; BlackBrocade Silke, $L14; ‘one lot Fine French Silks reduend from $1.80 to 8 ‘Awrand bargain in Surah Silk, 8) ‘One Jot Black Cashmeres 50 cent. A full line of Lupin’s celebrated Black Goods at bot- tom prices. ‘We have received another case of $1 Quilts, Rare bargains to be found in all Departments, as we re determined to ell. “Satines," “Ginhams,” India Linens. French Nain- sooks and all kinds of Dress Guods in qreat variety, COME AND LOOK ‘TRUNNEL & CLARK, 726 $11 MARKET SPACE, t 803 Manger Space Wear showing some very desirable styos in. Spring and Sumter DRESS GOODS at vers low prices. PONGEE ROBES in Natural and Colored Embroidery. INDIA SILKS in plain and printed. _ A special bangain in Colon OROS GRAIN SILK at S10, An elegant RHADAMA SILK, in six colors, at 81.25, BLACK StL from $1 to 2.50, ut low tari fates, All warranted. SCOTCH and FRENCH GINGHAMS Afiueacsortisnt of printed all linen TAWNS, best ‘quality and desirable styles, at 25 Now Patterns of BATISTE. 49 4 Chica of RATT i oie designs, Mi COACHING QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS. S. L. HEMPSTONE, S05 MARKET SPACE. ror 90 conte White DRESS: GANDY LAWNS Alatge stock of PARASOLS aud aps Sur Asp Waar Deranrvenr. SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT, In which we are now showing one of the finest, most ‘eatensive and select stocks of + LADIES’ SUITS AND WRAPS tobe found in thecity. Particular attention {a calle to our display of entirely new Spring and Summer styles in SHORT WRAPS, DOLMANS, NEW MARKETS, RAGLANS, WALKING JACKETS, JERSEY WAISTS, CASHMERE. NUNS VEILING. WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES. NOTE THE PRICES: Ahanilsome all-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP, elab- orately trimmed with lace and passeanenterie, at $1250, reduced from $15.50. Our TRICOTINE VISITE, lace trimmed, only $6, for- ‘mer price $8. Our LEADER, 24 SPRING WRAPS, made of Tricot, trimmed with lace and passementeric,which we will offer at the very low price of $5; regular price 87.50, SPECIAL .—Weshall offer ourall-*ool BLACK CASH- MERE SUIT, box plaitrd skirt, with draperies, at $12. actually worth $16. We guarantee this suit to be all ‘wool, or no sale, PARASOLS. Onr department for PARASOLS ingreatly enlarged ‘and we are now displaying all the novelties for street and carriage wear, plain and trimmed, aed with unique handles. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. 108 doz. LADIES CHEMISE, good cotton, 19¢.: 97 doz, Chemise, trimmed with Ince, 29¢,; 89 doz. Chemise, trimmed with three rows of inserting, and tucks between band and sleeves, edges with cambric ruffles, at 430, special price; 124 doz. Chemise, with Torchon lace and ‘Hamburg inserting, at 6c, ; reduced price for this week only. = MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, trimmed with Ince at 6c. SKIRTS, with ruffies of Hambunr em- broidery, 9 inches in depth, $1.23: former price $175. ‘Mother Hubbard CAMBRIC SLIPS, with embroidered yoke, at 25c.: would be cheap st 40c. Mother Hubbari CAMBRIC SLIPS, Hambunr yoke and tuck bottom, 5c. Ladies’ lace stripe Nainsook and Lawn APRON, trimmed with plaited ruffle, luc. Nurse APRONS, wide edge and tucking, at 0c. Our lot WASH SKIRTS, in different styles, st the uni- form price of 50e. a and complete assortment of BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, in nobby patterns, from 2c. to the finest quality. OUR SPECIALTY—LADIES CORSET COVERS— ‘We shall offer at 25c. each for this week only. ‘We have also opened a new line of CHILDREN’S and MISSES’ SUITS, made of Marseilles. Pique, Lawn, India ‘Linen and Gingbams, in all sizes and styles, at the low- ‘est poaatble figures LANSBURGH & BROS apis 420-424% SEVENTH STREET. New Srrrsa Goons WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR- GAINS IN BLACK SILKS, SILK GRENADINES, FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE- SIGNS. BLA CK ‘Lisi Manae J. P. Pacwen, IMPORTRE OF PASHTO! 20 STREET NOM WEST, PARIS AND LONDON BORNERT A was Comprising all the noveltisnol Geessatear pot eehee atso THE LatEsT Is LONDON ATS FoR THE Cun. Roreens, ‘Nos, 403 AND 405 7rn STREET NORTEWEST. BEADQUARTERS FOR TNE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. Also, 9 full line of LAWN TENNIS 81 RACKETS: CROQUFT, DIFFERENT CYLES, TRICYCLES, TELOCIPEDES, WAGONS. Receive smecrtunent of TRAVELING apt oY BARRETS, = age aUNC Doverass. NINTH AND F STREETS Tee apeceret wo Ba Ths nee Patera mbes, Teeter ee eee = jot of fine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN, WORTH ats a5, pra price ike wee are offering THD PROLID COLORS STLICED FEN er ie at MEN'S HOSLERY. in great variety, from the cheapest: to tlhe moat expensive consi TS. anit department is second to uone, and embraces over soe Woah aComet for #100 THAT KRINGS READILE goto SIN Ofek CLES Also, WARNE . THOMSONS, “Ph D.* sc WERLY, POWs, TURNER'S BOSTON COMFORT, mi i Weumead Line of MISSES* CORSETS: W VENTILATING CORSETS at Bc. 61.00and 8L28 UNDERWEAR rtinent fievts. po advertie a Sy. The gurusnes eve cur cep make FOUL, = REXP ECT SHALE mod we refund money i wm Sadisfactory tu price of otlierwine, RSES 3 Ask you to lock only ‘The QUALITY, PERFEC- TOS OR FYE, ad the PRICES 120 spall, ww Nicaea naan nat ool DOUGLASR, 692-904-086 Ninh Sosr Ovexev Ax Exroaxr Loe CHILDREN'S LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, LACE and SHIKKED CAPS, POKE BONNETS. MERINO CLOAKS in Mother Hubbant and other styles, Macnificent Stock of Ladies aud Children's Hostery, ‘Comets, Underwear, Kid, Silk, and Lise Thived Gloves, Select assortment of Hambunes, Irth Pyint. Natnmookk, and Swiss Embroidenex, Oriental, Torchon, Medica, and other Trnuuung Laces in all the newest dexirua. Abs SELMA RUPPERT, mys. apie M. Was. Importer of FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND BATS, FINE MILLINERY Goops, REAL LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGR, FINE NECKWEAR, PARASOLA, AND SPRING WEAPS, in all the leading sty lew, NIE K. HUMPHERY, SOTESTR STREFT NORTHWEST. Makes CORSETS to order in every style andmasertal, and guarantors pertet Stand conor. nee Ae SUrCTALTIE Ae French Hand-nunde Underlothing, Merino ‘and tuewt Imported Pe Patent shonlder braces rene Ms AN: ‘Underwesn. Corset (Mise E's own, CORCORAN BUILDIN Ass WAH Dis SSkie FROM PARES, trv bapusitoas of N HAIR AND FINE HATR WORK Hair Cutting and Hair Dreasi ahacapoved oh Au efiret clags manper, ODISTR, Has removed from Baltin sant whee sh ike nd jn ewry evade, oe eapeTIEDee Drewanakiig she cuarantess purfect aatisfection and style. feb. =a ets, vile taten slovem ujsrier procean, NG DRESSES A SPECTALTY. insu Chitin Cleaned by tt Proven Wal a oral ees fared ¥ (ually. Paice BLO and @1 78 2 HT ONLY PEI HIGH AKM. SILENT NEW AMERICAN, Parties who have been usiue American Avon wiscanit Machines for 825, Yunsing aicente ell at $40. Test Machine Oil $e. por bottle, Ailkinds minted and repaid. AUERBACH, cor. 7h and 12% Depot for Men's & Boys’ Bicycle Slrte Wauiastic Spoor Corrox, duit BEST FOR MACHINE OR HAND USB SIX SPOOLS FOR 2% CENTS. office of the New Home and Hartford Sewing renitive!y tr liclitewt romaine, moat etal "Ninchiue ever produced “Examine our ate. an, racy Sater varity “ok that aby other iu the tuarke. AuuUthly payauents, special discount for cash, ‘OPPENHEIMPR'S, reeoth street n. w.. St. Cloud Building. feare the sole agente for Barttord and New At the Mach swing Machines tobias NHAT GREAT “HOUSEHOLD" SILENT New Home," Boston,” fine’ Ma Chines at honest prices. "No canvasr. Come othe Office aid save mune Kenting and city. MchENX 427 vit nw. ~~ PIANOS AND ORGANS. = SSD ox STECK PIANOS. “The fine Grand Piano of George Steck & Oo., of New ‘York, which Ihave obtained, i# everywhere acknowh edged to beexcelieut. My great friend Franz Liszt, ‘expressed the liveliewt satiafaction after be had played. upouit. The magnificent instrument has taken up its useful abode in my home, where 1t will ever serve for my picesaut entertaicment, RICHARD WAGNER” BAYREUTH, September 22, 1878, my Pe TUNING AND REPAIRING J. F. LUG: street noriweat, ae) GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED. Several Elegant Upright Grand and. Grand Pianos of our own and other that we have rented the past season can be’ ought at great reduction y 07 $i0and $15. (Old Pianos taken as part payment. BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 42 NINTH STREET.