Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1884, Page 4

=— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, y dae D. C.. #THUR SDAY. MAY §, 1884: it ne LOCAL MENTION ! ‘The Weatner, or THe CHEF StaNar. Wasnisoros, Dc. May 8. teen Sonam. F or the muddle Atlantic states, partly cloudy ‘weather and rain, northeasterly winds, becoming vurluble, stationary temperature. Fair weather Is fpiicated for the upper Mississippt, Missouri and Ohio valleys, Tennessee, the lake region and midale Atlantic states on Frida’ MORKOW'S SUN Will show the spots on gentle- mire cluhing. Haldeman, 19%" Penge vanta avenue, is where they can be cieaned, repaired, Dressed or dyed in ‘Tax National S: mit company, corner 15th apd Sew York oMice hours $a i. to p. Call and inspect the Vaults, ‘Tux msteal and Uterary entertainment given last i by tu Uuton Veteran e: Shall, Was largeiy g Is, 60 Oth st., 139 Pa. av. ‘Tur fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave., eoulinue to be $3 per dozen. with a 13th painted. * CLEANLINESS IS next t0 godliness” Get nearer Deaven by using Sapollo when you clean house. To THe PUsLic.—My ieading or spectal brands of Whiskies ure the Darling Pure Kye, 3208, the famous old hand made Sour Mash, Bond and Lillard and J. M. Walker, which can’t he beat; get them at Chr. Xander's, ‘No. 911 7th street north- west, We Maxy F. Honcs, administratrix of Betsy Smith, to-day filed a bill against the li pointinent of a trust th vented by the timely precau- ‘our loose Valuables with the fe Deposit company, corner 15th street venue. Kosngares are p tion of depositing 3 National > ATTENTION Daad ‘Mr. Rotert Cattahan— Dear Sir: Phave now bad i Natioual Cash Register purchased of you since the Ist of April, ‘and have found tt fully equal to all that 1s claimed for It by Its inventor. It accurately records every cent deposited ahd tn such a manner that the Yotal aiuount may be easily and readily ascer- tained. Very respectfully, W. 8. Thompson, drug- is Beatty and Davis entertainment.given it, whl fot be repeated, as advertised. In the near future it will be REGULAR WEEKLY Sate of Remnants and S! Lengths, at the Boston Dry Goods lation of odds and ends of the Sof each department—at For Instance, in our White Goods, tmnants of Dotted and Figured Line yard lengths, at greatly re- Bargains in every department in “. Woodward & Lothrop, 21 Jorty wo Bfty Swisees, in two dueed prices. ‘Tae National Sate Deposit company, and New York avenue, receives tru Ware, bonds and ail sorts of valu speciil deposit for a moderate charge. Usemwent. See CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Netiosal TasaTea—Miss Lizzie Evans in THEATER CoMIQUE.—First-class varieties, Dire Mcseem.—Curtosities and interesting per- formance. CoxckrcationaL CHURCH. Liscouy Haut. Carne oF Ti ‘Wluminated Luu jortheott Concert. Coucert of the Choral Society. ATRERLAND, 6TH AND P S73. N.W. r pietures. Lhe follow Mrs. iG. Raus, pre Xirs A. K. Hurlbut, view president; Mrs. slonomostan debating will take place Tues mulgect fs: “Would the separated irmattve, cham, wife of John W. living at 1013. @ street, | st evening with son succeeded In relieving A family jar 15 said | ‘To-day she ts doing as well as | | been sitting In the ‘Write, | Tal Term—Stnderiand & Hiller agt. Kit | tourn £ Latte. ‘The National Academy of Fine Arts, corner of | New York net Ith street, Will be open free 1 the public this evening at § o'¢iock. Last night a large meeting was held at Little | Zion church, 66 C street_northwest, and a great h. ‘The meeting was opened | inginia, | led meeting of the assoctation | jederate soldiers’ home, held at z laste a clreular was adopted inviting perso > inewibersot the association and setting forth its objects Mr. N. W. Burchell was to-day accepted as a juror Timninal Court tonil a vacancy. Aserics of sockebles at the Fourth Presbyterian ehurch was cloed last evening by 4 reception W | the pastor, Kev. M and his wite, neld in the lecture Too Janice was larg | DItants” Asso | Yesterday, Mr. Callan criticized recentiy- | Published reminiscences of olden times, and an in- | ¥ifation Was extended to members to prepare pa- | JeTS on the subject. The marshal was directed to | fuske arrangements for celebrating the Fourth of | July. Resolutions recarding the death of the late Seraphim Masi were adopted. ‘The sale of seats for “Peck’s Bad Boy,” by the Atkinson Comedy company at the National theater 0a Monday next began to-day Houvebreakers on ‘Trial. CASES IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY. In the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, to-day, @ colored man, named Estward Dickson, alias “Chicken” Diexson. was placed on trial for house- Dreaking in the nighf, Inentering thestable of Mar- tin Adier,on the 12:h of April, and taking sixteen Taany joined the cb chickens, and he was foundgullty. Jas. Campbell | ‘Was next tried for having on April 9th last entered | ‘the house of Mary Jones and robbed her trunk of ‘(Wo Watehes and chains, bracelets, ete. It wes ‘Testified to that he gave one of the watches to a Estate. Deeds tn fee have been recorded as follows: James | BEdmunis et al to W. Marse, lot 2 sq. 180: 8 F. Tous to nueva 6, Sf 285 Toumey, Sarhe property Talbert, pt 4, 5 | & of 95: $2,000 Bam, lots 1%. i 16. Thulkeld’s addition to Georgetown: 340. James W. Smith et al. to Jas, M. Johnston, iot_ 32, 54. 13%; $157% Same to Louts Shoeriaker, lot 11, da: $1,575. Vestry of St. | John’s parish to Mary’ V. Hnurion, tot s4, sublots In | 26: FS nira’ S. Delano, | ry L Steph: | stam. '¢ ens to Frank T. Rawlings, lot L, Sa. 3 B. Pickling et al. trustees, to Marg farts Sand st, B & H's daaition to Georgetown’ | 1,000. | —— i ‘Tae EQcrrasee CB. Assoctatiow.—The fifty-tth | meeting of the able Co-operative Bullding As Soctation was held last night at Marini’s Hall, E street, Thi in the chair and Jno. Joy Eason, payment of 0 was advan members at an | Talute Of 71 p e amoURt Of Stock Was Laken in the hew members Tue Boat Cur<—Roth the Columbia and Po- ‘Yomac boat clubs held their monthly meetings last | night. At the former tirctad, and a new st adopted, something ke the nary cap. omacs elected elght new members and approved the. prograi elub races Ech rice will be followed by a hop the arrangements for w were placed tn the | hands of 4 committee. ft new members were nade at SS. Rob Of state, Was, ‘Ohio Republican hes were made by hb. Hon. W. H. Calkins, R. Peck, of To avlor, Of Ohi a = Hom. James i. Be Colorado, and Hon. John A. Kasson, of Iowa. OF THR New ORLEANS Expo- | if the commissioners recently | esident to represent the states and territories in the New Orleans exposition Wits Reid at Willard hall last nigh chairman and J. W. Kyckman sseretary. Director | General Burke deseribed the exposition. W.¢. | Dabney, of North Carolina: ex-Gor. Furnas, Draska, and A.J. McWhurter, of Tennessee, were appointed a cominittee to present sugyestions for commissioners in preparing collective exhibits of te natural resources of thr states and territories, A resolution offered by Commissioner Loring was Sdopted, providing for a committee to conter with | the created under the executive order, with the view of presenting to Congress such measures as may be necessury to provide for exhibits from Ue respective departments and bureaus of the | United States government. | ‘Tue Axtuce Ruree Capers—The Arthur Rite | Cadets at their first regular annual ei €veuing. chose the following officers: fo appou erly to Harriet K. Gor *¢ | gerauit. 6 president | resident | ‘Mr. Frank Bacon | 3 “FHE RAILROADS MUST MOVE.” ‘The Mass Meeting im South Washing- ton Last Night. THR COMPLAINT OF THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE Rall ROADS—SPIRITED SPAECHES AND MENACING CRIES FROM THE AUDIENCE—THE DETERMINATION NEVER TO RELAX OPPOSITION EXPRESSED IN THE RESOLU- TIONS, Ere. “The railroads must move” was the slogan at the head of a call for a mass meeting of citizens of South Washington, held last night at 9th street and Virginia avenue southwest, within a few paces of the raliroa tracks against which their energies are now directed. There were several thousand ple present, notwithstanding the unfavorable Weather. Occasionally during the evening the speakers were obliged to suspend on account of the noise made by passing trains. Good humor prevailed during the meetings, though now and then some deviaration by a speaker would call from the crowd ertes of “Tear up the tracks,” “Try Gov. Shepherd's pian,” &e. A stand was erected on the reservstion which accommodated the speakers, mibers of the citizens’ committee, officers of the iz, snd the 2d artillery band, which rendered iections at intervals during the evening. S. 8. Buker called the meeting to order and "d Dr. C. P. Culver as president, who, after his lection, read a st of the other ofloers ag follows: mittee on stand, Messrs. 1 ‘committee on speakers Dr. Culver gut: committee on miisie, William H, Baum and Wiliiam Croggon; committee on print- ing, Dr. Culver and Dr. Allen; vice presidents, C. B. Curch, Prot. E: M. Gallaudet, J. He Johnson, R. A. acon, W: Dodge, Henry M. Knight, 'Dr, J a I. M. Rohrer, S. 8. Baker, Jobn Grinder, William 4. Sinith, Morris Murphy, John Webster, A. F. Barker, John L. Cox; secretaries, Dr. Charles Ailed, W. B. Browne, D1 ; commtttee on Tesolitions, Dr. Charles Allen, &. & Baker, M. M. Rolirer, Revs. W. H. Chapman, C. C. Meador, W. F. Bittinger, K€. Call. : Dr. Alleén read « series of resolutions{prepared for the oceasion, which were adopted. ‘THE RESOLUTIONS. ‘These resolutions set forth the grievances com- Plained of, protested against the permanent con- Unuance of the Baltimore and Ohto and Baltimore andPotomae railroad corporations within their pre- Sent locations inthe city, appealed to Congress to Pass the Morrill Senate bill No. 1783. with such mi- hor modifications as in their’ wisdom they may deen best; declared it sufcidal to the commerce of tue city to In any way obstruct free passage to and from the river; and asserted their determination never to relax thelr opposition to the present con dition of things, or that now proposed by the Dis- trict Commissioners and to leave nothing undone within the pale of the law to obtain redress of the grievance complained of. MR. ED. WRIGHT, the first speaker, made a stirring address, setting forth at lepgth the complaints of the people. There never was found, he sald, an oficial in this District who had had the nerve nor courage to throttle this monster and drag It forth to the gaze of the public, Witt ull i's wrongs and oppression upon Our peo During his ‘rem: ie Inde allusion to th “ongressional committee in keeping the per men from their discussions and sald he could conceive of ireumstanees under which the greatest lati- puld not be given to the public to inform. what legislation $8 being formulated on ters, while every facility was given to | Tallroad offietus to be present at their meetings. After they had tried every lawful expedient to id The streets 3 uisan He predicted 8 5 peaceful ineans, they would have it by any Dr. Allen read two letters—one from a lady—pro- testing against Uke occupation of the streets by the raiirowds. OTHER SPEAKERS. Mr. C. S. Bundy was then Introduced, and said he perceived in this movement that two great pow- ers were arrayed agalnst each other—on one side the masses of the people and on the other a giant | monopoly. He felt at home among the people and agatust the monopoly. ‘Mr. John St. C. Brooks was introduced by Dr. Allen as a resident of the fashionable northwest. He expressed his bellef that If the citizens persisted They Were sure of success. He believed the time muSt come when these railroad centers will be re- moved to the suburbs, when the finest reservation in the city will no longer be disfigured by the rail- Toad tracks, When the personal rights of eltizens | Will no longer be encroached upon, and when the intercourse between the northern part of the city ‘Will no longer be interrupted. S INTERRUPTION. ‘Mr. Howard C. Clagett, the next speaker, was in- terrupted during the course of his remarks by the Tatiling of a passing train. “I am going to stop he sald, “unUl the monopoly gets through.” When the tain had passed, Mr. Clagett resum- ing sald, “That train was an’ illustration of how the corporation rode over them all.” Mr. Clayett made a witty’ speech suggesting the use Of the Capitol asa Union depot. “How,” he asked, “Would Commissioner Edmonds feel It & Rallrodd depot was placed at the corner of 16th and streets?” “There are first class people up there,” eried out a.| mai in the crowd. Dr. Chas Allen, the next speaker, sketched the course that had’ been followed by’ the ratiroads from the tine they had Dut one track until they now had six tracks on these two avenues. Suc- cess was Inevitably with the people. ‘They were there to stay. "If one Congress granted the railroad corporations concessions they would appeal to the next Congtess to take them away. Mr. Chas. S. Moore, the next speaker, sald that he did not believe that there was a lawyer in, this city, who was not Interested In the railway, who aid hot believe in the justice of this cause. Unless this agitation was continued, he thought South Washington would be practically as far removed from the northern part of the city as Alexandria. THE CORNER-STONE LAYING—DECORATION DAY AR- RANGEMENTS, ETC. At the meeting of the Washington Light Infantry Corps last evening a resolution was adopted re- questing the Grand Lodge of Masons of the District | to lay the corner-stone of the new armory building, which will probably take place May 22. Lieut. Duffy, Sergeant Major Ourand and Private Linton were appointed a committee to decorate the greves of deceased members of the corps on Decor- att y Capts Miller and Brettharth and Private Bauer were appointed a cominittce to make arrangements for the summer encampinent and select a place, ‘The following promotions were made In company B: William 1. Cash, first. sergeant; C. . Conrad, ‘geant; E. Burdine, third sergeant; G. F! ng Tourth sergeants W. E Wright mth er- geant; X. J. Robinson, first corporal; W. E. Thomp- son, second corporal, and J. . Clarvos, third cor- ors Saven sy 4 Dorer.—George I.Coombs was charged in the Police Court this morning with stealing $25 m Wm. Flaherty, Itwas brought out in the mony that Coombs and Flaherty had been kine together Ina saloon; that Flaherty left loon, and missing Ils pocketbook returned tnd Coombs handed It to him. ‘The money | init had been untouched, Coombs claimed that ‘alter Flaherty went out of the saloon he picked the Pocketbook off of the Hor, and held tt in his hand until Fieherty returned. Judge Snell, after talking to the young man on the evils of drink, gave bim the benetit of the doubt, and discharged him. — NDERIAND AND HILLYER SUrT.—The case “rand and Hillyer agulnst Kilbourn & Latta for argument yesterday in the Court in Gene m, Messrs. Selden and Ralston appear- fn for the complainants and Messrs. Enoch Totten, Shellabarger & Wilson, and J. H. Baker Tor the de” Tendants. ‘The suit invoives about $80,000. MARRIAGE LIcRNses.—Marriage licenses have deen Issued Dy the clerk Of the court. to Ran dotph J. Erktoif and Laura L. Judd; Benjamin G. Carver and Rosa B. Reeves, both of Loudoun a: Churchill Carter and Susannah Mfiler; T. Cook, of B Beatty, of Detruit, Mich; vis, Cincerr CovRt—Judge Hager. Yesterday, MeCune agt. Snelbaker; judgment by & Co. ayt. Arendes; do.“ Haines agt. ‘Todd & Keyser; flat on scl fa, Eqtiry Cocet—Judge Coz. Yesterday, White agt. Doyle: hearing of motion 2x costs Sct for HU, Matthews agt. Matthews; oree granted. Harrts agt. Harris; do. Lemon agt. Witmore: injunction granted on fling bond. ‘Today, Hunter agt. Hunter; commission ordered of absent witnesses. Dogan age. Mahony; leave to Ml@ supplemental bill dented. iter agt. Hoske et al; pro confesso as to. Mat- Ungly ana Stickney. Th re Margaretta Herth; Burns aud Stilison appointed committee. PoLicr CovRT—Judge Snett. Joseph Bell, colored, assault on Alex. 90 doys in jail Fenton Jackson and ‘son, colored, “assault ‘on William > #10. Mary Branson, colored, larceny: days in Jail. Shadrack Webster, colored, Indecent exposure; #5, Spottswell oeen, colored” t for striking Kichatd Magill in the back was fined $10 or 30 days. in a Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tax Evesixe Stam, “Stlemce is Golden.” PRESENTATION DAY AT KENDALL GREEN—A BRILLIANT GATHERING AMID BEAUTIFUL SCENES. ‘| ‘The annual graduating exercises at the National Deaf Mute college, Kendall Green, were held yes- terday afternoon’ at 3 o'clock. “These exercises have always attracted large audiences from most cultivated people, and yesterday formed no excep- tion to the rule. Among the dignitaries upon the platform be- sides the of the college were Chief Justice Waite, W. W. Corcoran, Hil- GBT of the conte siirvey; Dr. "3. 62 “Welling, jon.” Erastus Brooks, General T. J. Hender- ‘son, member of trom. ; Mesars. P. G, Gillett and w gly toed frend ip oe of institutions for the in and lad ear ee eee President Gilman, Pros. Gildersleeve, Re! Martin oe Dr. aie ‘board university; Rev. W. W. Patton, presidene Howard university; Assistant Secretary French, Jt Lawrence and Gen. Reynolds, of the Treasury; the ‘Chinese minister and Mr. Bartlett, secretary of the Jegation: Col Frey, the Swiss minister; Hon. J. W. Foster, minister to Spain; Gen. Eaton, Hon. J. B. ar ance taa Ot New Yorke Hons Henry St and Dr. W. C. Van Bibber, of Baltimore, and Hon. J. M. 8. Wil- | Hams, of Boston. e crt iivered hele orations. They were waren Robln- ‘isconsin, who spoke on “Theory and Prac- ce,” Louise A. Palmner,of Tenteesee, Ou The Ine fluence of Womans” Brewster R. “Allabough, of Pennsylvania, on “The Pyramids of ‘and W. Veditz, of Maryland, on “The Hohen- Stauton Era of Gefman Literature.” These efforts wi fer by comparison ‘simil Raateaions Sta chee” Beers Kept the faces ofall wreathed in smiles, and_ the bright and manly appearance of each member of the class prepared the audience to give full credit jallandet resent 1 young men ss candidates for the degree of lor of Arta, Spoke of their record inscholarship, all being above Binety for the entire course, and One, Mr. Vedit2, ‘attaining the unprecedented average of President Gilman then made a brilliant ad Iltersey and'the pressing need. Gf congressdonal iveracy ng of cong! ‘aid to common school education. “In ot certain phases of the labor question he urged the iportance of making labor more enjo} encourag. en of ase ad il in handicraé and e opening to Parks, art galleries, museums, brates, a. In the higher education’ be coun’ seled the cultivation of the humanities along with the exact sclences, and closed with words of and unstinted commendation for the work of the National Deaf Mute college. P. G. Gillett, LL. D., superintendent of the Tili- nols Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, the largest institution of the kind in the world, followed in an eloquent extemporaneous address, saying: Refer- ence has been made here to the great cost of edu- cating these young men, but the work is worth the expenalture and is due vo these wards of the, na tion, England had spent $24,581,000 to rescue ‘Your Englishmen fallen into the hands of a darbarian king. ‘The United States was spending untold ‘thousands to rescue a single crew locked up in the Joy grasp of the arctic seas, and who could. grudge the sums spent upon the rescue, the liberation, education of these deat young men, who were deat through no fault of their own. Dr. Gillett then gave some words of counsel and cheer to the grad- Uating class, after which Rev. Dr. Chester pro- nounced the benediction, Alter the close of the exercises in the college hall President and Mrs. Gallaudet held a reception at thelr residence, which was very largely attended. A Wire's Pstirion ror a Divorce.—L C. Wil- Mamson to-day, for Margaret Bryan, filed a petition for a divorce from William A. Bryan. They were married in Baltimore, February 2, 1880, and they lived together till April 27th following, when she charges that he deserted her without just cause. HELD For ROBBERY IN MARYLaND.—In the Police Court this morning Prosecuting Attorney Thomas called ‘the attention of the court to & cas oot grand larceny against Joseph D. Vaugl Stated that the alleged larceny was committed in ‘Maryland, and the sheriff was anxious to have nim held until he could get a requisition, ‘The court ‘ordered him to be held. Vaughn ts ci with stealing two mules, a wagon and a double set of harness from Mr. Richard Magruder, of Suitland, Maryland. SSS Sane op Stocks, at Duncanson’s, Saturday, at 1 (eelock p. m. Soule of the best local stocks will be in this Bale. ——_.___ Cuanoxs or Fonoery.—In the Police Court to-day | Chas. G. Taylor, the colored boy arrested yesterday on a charge of forging the name of Mr. EK. D. Eas- ton, waived oe ry non, eat was mele a the grand jury; nds $500. njamin C. Kealing, Sarued wri to g the name of F. Collins, we anexenitation, eS ates oe Ce en Oe ‘Tux Srock of books and stationery of James Bellew is belng sold at auction every evening. ‘The best of the goods are yet to be sold. 711 7th street. Assowwrey Pus RRR OO Y ¥ - es | RRO OYY Eq ERE OQ LY eae 3 E %? £ 24 tu SBR nN Be a EST HORNE §°% Bie asa EE Br M4 EK UNA GS PPP Se Ww ‘KE RRR” Be oO wwww BR E R Fr 88 Seay BB bs Bo? WY“ Bop Eee & Bz This powder never varie 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 Sold only incana. Borat Baxixa BowDER Co., 106 Wall streot, N.Y, a6 Noxs Versa: Noxs Venue WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, PURE WOOL, IN CREAM, PIN. BLUE, AND BLACK, H VALUE 500.), REDUCED TO 310. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!!! Se, Ac, 60e. —$1c., 4Bc., B00., ———BTec., ABc., B00, BEAUTIFUL LAWNS ONLY 5a. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, %60. CARTER'S, 711 Manxer Space. BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRE! <BeAgrt ESS GOODS, silk and COLORED SILES, canh value $1, reduced to T5c. HENRIETTA CAUHMERES (black), silk and wool, $1. BLACK SATIN MERVi ‘cash, alse ILIEUX, cash value $1.25, re- BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, pure silk, 75a, BLACK SATIN, 80c. COLORED SATIN, 50c. BLACK SILKS. reduced, 75c., 81.81.25, 81.50. : BLACK 81 BLACK, SILKS, superior quality, cash value $2, re- BROCADE SILKS—Pink, cream, blue and white, $1. N’S VEILING, beautiful lace atyle, pure wool, 250, NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, 2c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 81.50. NO CREDIT. CASH PRICES. ay CARTER'S, 711 Manxer Space. JMAS* Laies ADMIRE GRAY HATR_ON SOME other person. But few care to try its effect on thelr own charms. Nor need they, since Ayer’s Hair ‘Vigor prevents the hair from turning gray, and restores gray hatr to its original color, It cleanses the scalp, prevents the formation of dandruff, and wonderfully stimulates the growth of the hair. INO OTHER PREPARATION 80 CONCENTRATES and combines blood-purifying, vitalizing, enriching ‘and invigorating qualities as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Quai- ‘ty should be considered when making comparisons, Prnasors. — Pranasors. ‘NEW STYLES. JUST OPENED. ‘Coaching Parasols, all colors, $1.30, $1.60, $1.75, $2, 2.25. Satin Parasols, lined, trimmed with Lace, $2.75. ‘Silk Parasols, $1, $2.25, $1.50, $1.15, 82. inch Spring 5c. Pximaxy Etxctiox.—The conservative primary ection Is proceeding here today. and Willrace close until sunset. ‘The voting 1s by ballot. Only: ne candidate has been anuounced for common Wealth’s attorney, commissioner of the revenue and city sergeant. For clerk of the court, Mr. John 8. Beach, the tncumbent, ts opposed by Mr. Kuchard M. Latham, now the regulator of the town clock. Fine MeetixG.—The Columbia Fire company met M. Karusey; first lieutenant, LL. Driggs; second | lest nicht and adopted a resofution earnestly re- eutenant, c. J. Osborn; Fecording secretary, B. | us city commmitvee on publle property to ‘Frank Marabail: corres: an estimate for the com- ©. Sayers; treasurer, Clinton H. Harwood. Since ‘the publication of the latest notice, the company ave received contributions of $25 from President | Arthur and $2 from Secretary Frelinghuysen. A | Bumber of articies have been contributed for the | F Which is to be held during the coming winter, | a4 ladies gold watch, sliver tea set of Seven, Bleces, parlor cabluet organ, and silver water piteher. | ee Tae PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. — TUR WEEKLY | Brax will be sent postpald to any address im the | United States or Canada until after the presidential election for fifty cents. It 1s a lange eight-page | Peper ot ary-atx columns of interesting reading | ical, miscellaneous, personal, Dews and etc. ‘Send for a sample copy. rosette Murixe. Excrvexnixa, Mupicat, Law, axD Mis (RLLaxgots HooKs At AvcTioN.—This eventog, at 7:80 o'clock, Mr. Dowling will close fae sale of | Comprising about 26) lots, em these works, Which are valuable condition. nding, secretary, Mirand | © Columbia engine house and tower. Nores.—-The oceupants of the station house thts morning are Alice Smith, arrested by Officer T. Hiayes fur lewdness on the ‘Street, and Cella Jack. Sou, arrested by Lieut. Smith for con- uct. he steamer J. W: ‘Thompson has been re- Cashmeres, 40-inch all-wool Shoda Cioth, 300, ‘Tricotine Dress Goods, 250, ‘Tricotine Dresa Goods, Itc. Gerater Dress Goods, 12}46, ‘Ladies’ Flannel Suiting, 12}¢0. ‘West Washington Affairs. BUILDING AssoctaTion.—At the twenty-fourth Yegular monthly meeting of the First rative ‘association, held ‘Tuescay night at Dash- all, $5,900 was sold at 66 per cent. Fisu “Marxer.—Thirty thousand herring sold at $4 per thousand, and shad at $20 per hun- CONDITION OF THE WarER.—Great Falls, 36; tem- perature, 2. Receiving reservatr, 9; veniperature, ‘Wasummorow Fisn Manxer.—Sold by R. A. Golden, ‘hundred; 2,000 shad, from $18 to $35 7,000 from $9 to%6 per Wloussnd. Loves an Actress now in Washington. ‘From s Syraéuse, N. ¥., Special to the New York Times. ‘The village of Otisco, New York, is agitated by scandal growing out of a sult for separation in- ‘stituted by Mra. Alma Munson against her ar band, Dr. W. N. Munson, who was gradual from Columbia Medical college, Washington. rs. ‘Munson charges that her husband is enamored of ‘an actress now in Washington who formerly trav- eled with Modjeska. pevbliecomeess ole ‘The Political Campaign. - KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS UNANIMOUSLY FOR CARLISLE. At the democratic state convention in Frankfort, Ky., yesterday, Henry Watterson, chairman of the ‘committee on resolutions, reported a series which denounced the nt tari and presented the name of for President. ‘The resolutions ‘were unanimot mushy adopted. ‘The Massachusetts state convention of prohibi- Uonists met yesterday at Boston with st towns Tepresented. “A committee was appointed to select Gelegates to attend the national convention at Cararrg. OOMPLETE TREATMENT, $1. A tingle dose of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE 1n- mantly relieves the most violent Sneezing or Head Colds, clears the Head as by magic, stops watery dis- charges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ringing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Headache, and sub- ues Chills and Fever. In Chronio Catarrh it cleanses the nasal’ passages of foul mucus, restores the senses of smell, taste and hearing when affected, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter, sweetens ‘and purifies the breath, stops the cough and arrests the rogreas of Catarsh towards Consumption. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Oatarrhal Solvent and Senford's Inhaler, all in one package, of all druggists for 1. Ask for SANFORD’ RADICAL CURE Porren Davo axp Cummcat Co., Boston. PAIN I8 THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE. COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER in- stantly affects the Nervous System and banishes Pain, Aperfect Electric Battery combined with » Porous Plaster for 25 cents, It annihilates Pain, vitalizes ‘Weak and Worn Out Parts, strenghtens Tired Muscles, Prevents Disease, anddoes more in one half the time ‘than any other plaster in the world. Sold everywhere, myl Gi . , 00 voYV ERE §°% E oo Fo ge ss Sse £ 8 Vy mg ‘cca oo 060 (wsCKEB Sg8 = aT THE A Feo § Be eaA E dah i Po aA uu 2a of Sps8 Y A Eh oo YY & E EROS Yo ak £ BR R OO ¥ a4 4 LOL 1011-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mn? KK ss it E KK et Sss8 lt Lub K K GGG. vy RE ee pt ge yy a ie G L Qo Vv E & 08 Tu, “oo! vo OEEE Sss8 = Silk Mousquetaire Gloves, 6 to 96 buttons. COLORS—Mouse, Elephant, Tobac, Ecru, Havana . Brown, Beige, Garnet, Cardinal,,Cherry, Marine, Electric, Navy and Sky Blues, Pink, Drab, Smoke, Sage, Olive, Rasp- ane PRICES—C8c., 85c., 98c., $1.46, $1.68, $1.85, $1.98, $2.93, $2.48 and 32.68, POP eS ET L i Eaea E fur H fun Sam 8S Et MP & ¥ FRE 8s Soo —. 83 vy Es i@ ILLL oo Vv EER 8ss8 2 Lisle Thread Mousquetaire Gloves, all lengths, COLORS—Drabs, Browns, Ecru, Smoke, Havana Brown, Mouse, Elephant, Tobac, Slate, etc, ete. PRICES—26c., 35c., 49c. and 680, ae TTT A EFF FFF EER TTT A T AA FO FD EF T AA tc AA fF FE KR 3T A&A ‘T AAA FO OF zi T Aa tT AA ew F ERR T A 4 cco L 00, Vv V REE 588, @ aL oo VN Ew § a er ae GGG LLL 00 EEE Ssg5 = ‘Taffeta Silk Mousquetaire Gloves, ‘COLORS—Same as in Silk Gloves, PRIGES—49v., 69¢. and 680, EK KlMpppD GGG L 00. EEKHND D G GL oO BHR foot | 8 K KNDDD ‘GGG LLLL 00 8 'V ‘Dressed and Undressed, 3, 4 and 6 buttons. COLORS—Drabs, Smokes, Greys, etc, PRICE—40c., reduced from $1.35 per pair, uL MMII SoHE EK Wa uanrteertrr ass SUL kK OM MME fT oT 98. SeSUCLELE K MM MIL T 1 Sgs8> COLORS—Same as in Silk Gloves. PRICES—80e,. 68¢., 75c., 98c., $1.25, $1.78, $1.98, STYLES—Lace, Jersey and Mousquetaire, PPP, RRR, PoP ROR PPP ALAIS RRR OYAL, zg RE RE 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mya Bows Axo Cunpnews CLOTHINg&. ‘Our magnificent display of Boys’ and Children's Ap- parel is eclipsing in brilliaucy and magnitude anything ‘heretofore achieved by any house in Washington. The Prices at which we are distributing this matchless stock areso Low that our sales have been unprecedentedly. large. | We have given this department the most careful attention, and have endeavored to adapt our work to a Boy's somewhat numerous requirements, aud in order to meet them all have spared neither time, care, study. nor labor. In other words, we've studied “Young Amer- ica” in this matter of dreas, and as a result offer gar- ‘ments in every way equal to the tug and wear that will ‘be thelr every day experience, But in providing for ervice we haven't forgotten the fact that “Y.A.” Iikes to ‘be well dreased.and is just as particular aboutthe STYLE, inch French Black ured and has left the shipy: ‘The Hydrat Cashmere, 500, fion engine house ts to be improved, and for Fancy Straw Matting, all styles. that purpose will be submitted next week The India Linen, 8340, 10s., 12540, 10. sehr. J. Y. Kobinson 18 now under repair for inju- = Fes ftom running against, a pler yesterday. TOWSON'S, ‘Some Alexa in fist en are preparing to: PENNS) ANIA AVENUE, ont at theif Landin ue others nk that the p90 i pouth ta ee coming two weeks most profitable. ‘The Alexandria merehants have abandon the distribution of grain sacks tn the back country, Taz Doxa Fore Avenve and to furnish sacks hereafter only to the direct Producer, and fo lower the rates of suck-rent to tw. ‘cents —“Sutt has been entered against the city for the residue of the monthly salary due Fire peer 1 .G, Sunpson last January. fe was dropped inthe ‘early part of January because he had not deen re-clected, and he claims that his contract did hot expire until Une close of the mouth, mp weal WILLETT & ¥ Sole Agents for Duniap’s New York Hate, 906 svenue, 23 my of his Clothes as his big, has-hopes-of-a-mustache bro- ‘ther. ‘Therefore, our Boys’ and Children’s Clothing isas . FASHIONABLY STYLISH 4s "18 HONESTLY Goop, ‘Parents may rest assured that whatever advantages the markets offer will find s representation at our house, ‘ui at such prices aa will make a visit profitable. A BASE BALL AND BAT goes with every purchsse in this department. 4. BAKS & CO., LEADERS IN CLOTHING, Endersed by Ph: ou will never trouble yourself to make Cushing Process Liquors for Medicinal ‘warranted chemically sold by all drug- eit ee, sole agent, 404 dandruff, and iu laties in the vigorous and ‘upon the glossiness and a8 cannot be Al and delivered in halt-y CITY ITEMS. ‘ana ‘Everybody knows the general uses. of & . and that Benson’s Capcine Porous Sane) Johnson's, 13th and E. Fine soft shell and crabs; ifttie eck turtle so chicken, clam chowder, strawberries, c. ‘choice. Ladies’ large ‘The Patent Pertect and all best brands tn Shaving ‘condition tree of charge. The Cutlery store, 487 Pennsylvania avenue. 1 Grand Sale of Heel Shoes AU Hawes cheeks = Child's kid heel buttons, sizes 8 to 7s, 55c_ Goat and kid 8p. H., button abd laced, 4 to 8 650. ‘Child's goat sol HL button, 4 to 8, 75c. Fine straight goat and ‘springs, 4 and cnnd’s kid ana Te. goat De gener te repel epee and $1.50. ’ solid pebble spring heel, 11 to 2s, $L ice nuine hit “ 1) to 8s, $1.35. bd and ht it do., 11 to 23, $1.50 to $2. Spring heel low ties and button, 4 to 103, 3a 816 7th street and 1922 Penna. avenue. Im the Absence of Suitable Materials or the time to it le often go without a i ghiads” Buy Durkee. Dre and for salads. er. €0 gists. Jas. F. McGee, 9 Dw. tu,th,3,1m Biggie inane et tiara tant to ‘to clubs; samples free, ba "8, Heo Burnett’s Cocoaine, sant di aig a ey 9 rates the mn Of the capil- thus a paar iene arse Burneit’s Flavoring Extracts are the best. ©0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenla eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rosé. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. 0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo J. ML Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark Eos Soe te Darr A come een Te ey, Bf all classes of people, and indorsed sicians a8 the best tonic and invigorator: ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give Hew life, vigor and Particu- larly @ lady’s medicine. $18 Sold by drug. ‘W. 5. Thornton, 7» Baltimore and arrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,s6m “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 15c. complete cure. Hard or sott corns, warts, ‘Sunigon a “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Butter, cht every morning, print “ward” apli-Im Awry Day ‘iso, Cottage Cheese, Butserdillk aha sweet SE per quart Creams 180: pane T r1ue8s ron Fireplaces, Wainscotings, Vestibules and Mantal Deco- rations, WooD MANTELS constructed especially for Latrobe Stoves, having TILE ORNAMENTATION, are furnished at about the cost of Slate Mantels, that may beautify their homes with these Artistic Features. house owners of moderate means WOOD MANTELS of all grades, in Oak, Cherry and ‘Mahogany. Also BLATE MANTELS for those who are ot tired of them. A NEW THING IN VASES for Cemeteries and Lawns, having Reservoir Attach- ment holding sufficient water to last ten to fifteen days, securing s vigorous growth of planta, RUSTIC SEATS, CHALRS, &c, “Eeonomy isthe prudent use of means to desired end." THE ECONOMY GAS QOOKING STOVES are offered with the fullest guarantee as the best aid in Gomestic economy and conventencs, BRONZE PLACQUES, TRAYS, PANELS and ANCIENT ARMOR, $n faithful reproduction, artistically displayed in our rooms, HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, = ® 424 9th stroot, WHEN YOU HAVE A LITTLE LEISURE TAKE A LOOK aT OUR DISPLAY OF BUSINESS SUITS. It is our pleasure to show them. ‘The assortment is ‘large and varied, and as nice aa can be produced. OUR ALBERT FROCKS AND ¥OUB-BUTTON cUTAWAYS should not be overlooked. ‘Their Fit ts faultless, mae and trimmed in every way equal to custom-made gar- ‘ments, except in price, which ts about one-third leas, GENTLEMEN WITH A PREJUDICE AGAINST READY-MADE CLOTHING SHOULD SEE ‘THIS DISPLAY. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., (THE FINEST CLOTHING READY-MADE, et SS Comiae Sayanera ane: D Sexe, Busauns, KING'S PALACE, S44 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. FRESH ARRIVAL OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN HATS AND BONNETS. ‘Ton Thousand Bunches of Elegant ‘TIPS, in all colors, ‘at 8c. per Bunch, worth 7éc.; three in a Bunch. 6,000 PLUMES in all shades, from ‘0c. to $1 only. 6,000 Trimmed Children's and Misses’ HATS: ‘at 60c. apiece only, Heving purchased the entire stock of s New York manufacturer stan Assignee sale we are enabled to Offer the greatest foducements to bayers in ‘HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, PLUMES, TIPS, “LACES AND VELVETS, + We offer $50,000 worth of MILLINERY e At Unprecedented Low Prices, (G27 Call and be convinced, KING'S PALACE. A fall lin of FANCY, PLAIN in ALL GRADES, terns are very nest and handsome. Also, new line of INGRAIN CARPETS, in NOVEL SPRING. TAPESTRY AMD BODY BRUSSELS Dt GREAT VARIETY. SINGLETON 4 HOEKE, and ‘The pet- —__DRY_GOODs.__ New Poss Lives Laws SEATON PERRY (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & RROTHED PaSiep PORE Lines Tae iS Sictas FIRE QUALITIES” AND “EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS," at 28c., GOODS. TO ER CER A TES in. PRINTED: BATISTES IN CHO! a TERNS, at 20c. Tr. ERSON'S SCOTCH GIN CH BATINES AND TACONETS. COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW SPRING’ AND” SUMMER cH NEW PLAIN and ke SEW BLAGH SILK mprosl WEIGHT AND GACZE MERINO ONDER- ALL THE LEADING STYLES IN PARASOLS. SUN ‘UMBRELLAS, COACHING, PAHASOLS rd IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS AND JERSEYS. §e- CHOICE FIGURES AND COB. GOODS, PLAIN C SEATON PERRY. Perry Bufldine, Eatabaished Hea. 7 Tenis Avenue Corner Rh stres, Lorrus LADIES' SUITINGS, ali wool, plain and in combina- sei eer elegant styles, 42 inches wide, from ble shades, Tec. and ieaieaae Py ‘Light all woo! fabrics for summer wear at 250. Sateens. plain and combination, very Dre new designs. ‘French Batiste, 40 inches wide, new styles, price ch “ a a WHITE GOODS._We Jodie Linen at ete erg he from 2 to Boe, a ao PARASOLS.—All styles at bottom: a 5 sae 9 Coreg, & 00. Dex Goons. TRUNNELL & CLARK ‘Bave made special reductions in BSILES AND DRESS GOODS. ‘One lot Biack Silks, $1.09; BlackBrocade Silks, 81.14; ‘one lot Fine French Silks reduced from $1.60 to $1. ‘Agrand bargain in Surah Silk, 81. ‘One lot Black Cashmeres 50 cents. A fall 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 are determined to sell. “‘Satines,” “Gingham,” Indis Linens, French Nain- ‘sooks and all kinds of Dress Goods in grest variety. COME aND LOOK ‘TRUNNEL & CLARK, eras 11 MARKET SPACR, Ar 803 Masser Space ‘We Sia unr DRESS GOODS ar rety iow mae PONGEE ROBES in Natural and Colored Embroidery. TADA fe Colored GHOS CHAIN BILE at Sia an 1t RHA DAMA | in six at 25. EUPIA saath SS SCOTCH and FRENCH GINGHAMS. A fne smortment of Printed al, linen, EAWS, best ‘New Patterns of BA’ 40 inches: for 20: si “Gholte styles of GATING at Whe paeSs GOODS in great variety. Black ORG: ¥ LAWNS hoice | A Sn choles aeeigun. A aces atock of yand QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFIT 8. L. HEMPSTONE, p26 903 MARKET SPACE. Sor Axp Wrap Derarrueyt. SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT, In which we are now showing one of the finest, most extensive and select stocks of LADIES’ SUITS AND WRAPS tobe found in thecity. Particular attention is called to our display of entirely new Spring and Summer stylesin SHORT WRAPS, DOLMANS, NEW MARKETS, BAGLANS, WALKING JACKETS, JERSEY WAISTS, CASHMERE NUNS VEILING, WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES, NOTE THE PRICES: A handsome all-wool Ottoman CLOTH WBAP, elab- orately trimmed with lace and passementerie, at $12.50, reduced from $15.50. Our TRICOTINE VISITE, lace trimmed, only 96, for- mer price $8. Our LEADER. 2% SPRING WRAPS, made of Tricot, trimmed with lace and passementerie, which we will offer at the very low price of $5; regular price $7.60. SPECIAL.—Weshall offer ourall-wool BLACK CASH- ‘MERE SUIT, box plaited akirt, with draperies, at $12; actually worth $16. We guarantes thissuit tobe all ‘wool, of no sale, PARASOLS. Our department for PARASOLS fs greatly enlarged and we are now displaying all the novelties for street and carriage wear, plain and trimmed, and with unique handles, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR. 104 doz, LADIES CHEMISE, rood cotton, 19.: 97 doz. Chemise, trimmed with lace, 29¢.; 89 doz. Chemise, ‘trimmed with three rows of inserting, and tucks between, ‘band and sleeves, edies with cambric ruffles, at 430, special price; 124 doz. Chemise, with Torchon lace and ‘Hamburg inserting, st 690.; reduced price for this week only. MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, trimmed with Isce at 6%. SKIRTS, with ruffies of Hamburg em- Droidery, 9 inches in depth, $1.23: former price $1.75. Mother Hubbard CAMBRIO SLIPS, with embroidered yoke, at 260.: wopld becheap at 400. Mother Hubbard CAMBRIO SLIPS, Hamburg yoke and tuck bottom, @5c, Ladies’ Ince stripe Nainscok and Lawn APEON, ‘trimmed with plaited ruffle, 10. Nurse APRONS, wide edge and tucking, at 600, Our lot WASH SKIRTS, in different styles, at the uni- form price of 50c. A and assortment of BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, in vobby patteraa from 260. to the Snext quality. OUR SPECIALTY—LADIES CORSET COVERS— ‘We ahall offer at 25c. each for this week only. also opened s new line of CHILDREN'S and SINeuEe BUTTE made of Mirseliee, Pigeon Sawn, Iasi ‘Linen and Gingbams, in all sizes and styles, at the low- ‘est possible fares, LANSBURGH & BEO., 400-422-404 SEVENTH STREET. Srama Goons GAINS IN BLACK SILKS, SILK GRENADINES, a NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE- Adamant: ae Foust sxe ROYAL GLUE LADIES GOODS. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. IV. SLATER, IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, fet retract Rit me AE a tener ae New ¥en abow afull line of SUMMER MILLINERY, the latest stylen, S31 F street, it Mana J. P. Pacvee, IMPORTER OF FASHION, NG F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘SUMMER OPENING THURSDA\. MAY STH. OF PARI8 AND LONDON BONNETS AND BA? (Comprising sll the bovelties of the srasom, Jast received eamuer aiso THE LATEST TSTONDUS HATS FoR TEE mys NO CARDS. Can. Rerreer. ‘Nos, 403 AND 405 irz STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CARTERS CARRIAGE COMPANY. 8 full ine of LAWN TENNIS SETS, TENNIS ACR ETS CROOCET. DIFFRENT STYLES. BI SELES, TRICYCLES VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, Received a assortment of TRAVELING and LESGH BARRETS, mys can Dovorass:, ‘NINTH AND F STREETS. HOSIERY. ‘department think complete, ‘The stock is new wn fae Tid.we recurn the money when prices a as lowag clorwhere. PGne lok of fine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN, WORTH "Sie lot SOLID COLORS, FULT, REGULAR, neual PROLID COLOKS SPLICED FEET @hc, QL Re. SIEN'S HOSTENY. in great variety, tro the cheapest to the most expensive. ‘CORSETS. Pe lng en ce ed “We nell a Corset for $1.00 THAT BRINGS READILY 81.40 TO @1.50 IN OTHER CITIES. wikty’ Fors. TCRNEMS BOSTON CoM ang .& complets line of MISSES’ CORSETS: PAIsTs. VENTILATING CORSETS at S5c., $1.00 and $125, mu vba gle no we aa pep. tegen ents. are ourows make SIZE, PERFECT APE. and we refund money if up- satisfactory in price or otherw:se, Preank you to look oily: The, QUALITY. PERFEC. a " : ITY, PE TION OF FIT, and the PHICES $180 up—will, we MWe wl ectice other departments next week. DOUGLASS, my3 (522-624-526 Ninth street. ust Ovexeo Ax Exroaxr Line (CHILDREN'S LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, LACE and SHIRRED CAPS, POKE BONNETS. MERINO CLOAKS in Mother Hubbard and other styles. ‘Maenificent Stock of Ladies and Children's Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear, Kid, Silk, and Lisle Thread Gloves, ‘Select assortment of Hamburgs, Irish Point, Nainsook, and Swiss Embroideries, Oriental, Torchon, Medicis, and other Trimming Laces in all the newest desina, Mrs. SELMA RUPPERT, 608 9th strect northwest. ae i a Importer: FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATS, FINE MILLINERY Goops, REAL LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, FINE NECKWEAR, PARASOLS, AND SPRING WRAPS, in all the leading styles.” ‘UCite Trevise. Paris, 907 Pennsylvanisavenue pS M®s ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, Widren's Corsets, sid 81 Corset (Man H's cre Conssts, cule ® ‘the price is unsurpassed. enn ‘hildren' ‘Moake,) that {c -B.-Freach, Gernlan aud Spain spoken, mari merry DEES wa wp See ‘every trade, “With her in the art of ‘eho guarantecs jon in RE and style, Avrox Fieners ‘Gheniical Dry Cl ‘No, 908 G street THIRTY YEAKS' EXPERIENCE, Hailes, and Gentlemen’ Sab its; also, Velvet and "« Garmen rape Veils, Laces, Gloven, eic., are par ENING thes G'DRESES A 'SPECTAL: set otlemen's Clothes Cleaned by this process wl not tobe removed effectually. Price S17 per SEWING MACHINES, &. HE ONLY PERFECT FAMILY MACHINE IS THE HIGH ARM. SILENT NEW AMERICAN. No. 7, who have been using American inuchines the past twenty years will please cull at cfice, corner 7 and and exatnine this wor improvement. ‘The most delicate lady can run it; no ‘Over 2,090 in use in this city. Examine our new automatic But -hole attachment. A ete assortment of all the dard Machines. Elegant hines for $25; same kind precisely as can- het agents sell at $40. Best shine Oil Se. per bottle. Al ends ted ond PS at cor th and. sas Dept for nen BSAA SO SB x Wauusasric Soot Corrox, 2HE BEST FOR MACHINE OR HAND USR SIX SPOOLS FOR 2% CENTS. At the office of the New Home and Hartfori Sewing ecitness positively the luhtent runing tee tee Sid durshid aching ever hroducca. Pease puree vet of attachments; can produce s ss variety of work than any otber in the market. Machines ao monthly payments, special discount for cash. OPPENHEIMER’, 9A oth treet n. w.. Bt. Cloud Buldine. Torthwest. AT ORES SILENT vite Rew Home," Howton.» fie Mae at Honest pricen. No eanvanwers. Conw fo the MCKENNEY. 4 : Bg T “HOUSEHOLD.” A Mi calt ‘Sth wt. m. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Rican Wacxez on feral STECK PIANOS. “The fine Grand Piano of George Steck & Co., of New ‘York, which Ihave obtained, is everywhere acknowl- edged to beexcellent. My great friend Franz Liszt, expressed the liveliest satisfaction after he had played upon it, The magnificent instrament has taken up its ‘useful abode in my home, where it will ever serve for my pleasant entertaiement. RICHARD WAGNER” BAYREUTH, September 22, 1878. my SIN AIRING Puro TUNING aND REP/ 3. F. LUCAS, ap26-3m 515 9th street northwest, EINEKAMP PIANOS. GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED. creoranein| peters ates full steck of Sheet Music ad be Botte largert in the ety spt wil be under te ites Mr. JohnH. services: = waaay pane Baan] 444 "ha, adit EPP LARGE LINE OF SPRING HOSIERY. A COMPLETE. rm. TOWED SuIngS CONSTANTLY OR ala. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER ‘THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor, S011 _S16F street nortgwest. opposite Patent offen JFP**T Dues SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER Six Fine Dress Shirts made to onder, only 88. Finest Linen Collars, ail styles, only $1 50 per dose. pine FourPly Lina Cut, caly 25 oats ger Cloning out saree lot of Unfinished Dress Shirta at ‘Al goods guaranteed to give satisfaction, at feb25, Disontes Gs Fie Can be obtained ONLY from parties whose: wht ORLY tr Renkin SUM sew oe ted Bold DANFORTH ILLUMINATING TURING COMPA! RODERICE F. DANFORTH, President. ap28-im Business Office, 996 F street Enor Rerncrzatons Haves REPUTATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS STAND- ING, AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERY- WHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY USR ‘Bee our testimoniala M. W. BEVERIDGE, ‘Ko. 1009 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, Bole Agent for the District, Als, WALNUT AND ASH DINING-ROOM RE- FRIGERATORS. ad Viron Stoves Targest assortment tn the: 0] among them the celebrated ty Bewerhr: fo chance for pty ise Ex all prices. ‘and examine our sto . Intending stock Sfoves and" RANGES thet we wil salle com t Take foout for Suusaer ‘ONE MINUTE COFFEE POTS «till on exhibition, W.8 JENES & 00, ‘TIT Tth atrest northwest. FAMILY SUPPLIES. apis SPRING aXD SUMMER Rose's West India Lime Jato. alvin Ghaters “puis a TS iaaplerry, | Strawberry. alt i ro “a ‘Orange and ‘Horaford’s Acid Phosphate, Genuine Imported West India Bay Bum. ‘Vinegar, Crosse & Blackwell's, Rows Royal Raspersy Calmbach Bo eral Wi ‘ali kinds. Pineral Waters, ‘Malthoptonique ‘Burton’ ‘London Punch. Hub Pune. C. A Heincken's Virwinis Claret. Kiwi Copenhagen Gberry Cordial, c. © BRYAN, mb19-S0 XO. 1413 NEW YORK AVENUR Crazera cuaRere, ‘Try our ST. JULIEN MEDOC IMPORTED TABLE CLARET, 8 bottles for ope dollar. ‘We have a fine line of ‘rade Claret, which we are selling at pro iy low prices. ROBERT SMITH’S BON'S INDIA PALE ALE ©. A. HEINEKEN’ CELEBRATED VIRGINIA CLARET. GEO. & KENNEDY & BON, Pore Avorexer_ Borrer je are receiving fresh frou the Deiries, three timese week, the following well-known brands of Table Bot arty HE “MONOGRAM. SR vn 5 cnamell NOTHING BUT FURE BUTTER EEPE AND OULD 308. C. FEARSON'S SONS, Northern, Western, Center and Cspitol Hil! Marteta, Also, Farragut Market, 17thand Keta mw. apl0-lm ‘We have no desire to appear before the public as brag arts, but we must, in Justice to ourselves, state that @ ‘very lucky investment at Just the right moment has en~ ‘abled us to offer to the people of Washington and viein~ ity a bargsin lot of Fine Clothing. When we say fine we mean something superior to that usually found te clothing stores, and the low terme at which we secured the goods enables us to make the following extmords. ‘nary offers: All-wool Cheviot Bultt...s.-ssecnseperesseveseeenee® T25 ‘All-wool Camsapere BUItA.....-seenesseveeeneeneeseee LEO eA DEEL, Iodi¢o Blue Flannel Suits from ¢7 upwards. ‘We haves fall ine of Men's and Youth’ Suits from (65.5 upwards, ‘We have a full line of Boyw and Children's Suits from slupwards PaNTstt PANTS!!! ‘We havea full line of Men's, Youths’ and Boye Punts from $2.20 upwarda, ‘Children’s Pants from 60 cents a e