Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1885, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. ar LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D.C. n4, 1885, 10a, m. For the middie Ath tes, fair except in extreme nor me local rains will oceur, followed by fair weather southwesterly win ‘coming variable, get erally warmer, except bern portion Where the temperat For the middie Atl: except in ext veal rains wil ‘ur southwesterly winds be IMPORTANT Notice Or ie in better shap Inissioners have roving ion or t thiul; our so Eve ya zo vou wil < of wondert and progress. jeent future awaits Wasbin ater even than that ubte. | We will glad to have you bus » and locate here. In you do t and see B. H Warner, 9 street new advise you as to mak He pays spectal at- tention to man: property of non-res! dents, and h: e “ and terri- tory in the Uni ny informatign desired will be gladly 8 without eharge. ‘nnished to Vi 619 D street north- ass second-hand Gloth- d to. USTH’s OLD STAND west, buys gent’ first .’ Note by mail atte A VISIT to Miss Gidley’s room, No. 44 Harris house, between the hours of 1 will well repay any of th in the cit they will find some exquis ite costumes of eniirely new and unique de- sign. The embroidery on ther isa perfect work Of art. An early eal] will be necessury, as these dresst’s will be Gn exhibition for this week only Mar y be tis on ap- office of Tyler & Ru- = ord, ers and at his off cents. ORATIONS of F Hon. John W Bess ave. Visit Prercre Gai: . Fe Laniel For Winthrop and mpulet of forty vay & Clarkson, x, 411 7th street, SKATING RINK open March Sd, 7 pm. SKATING RING open March 34, 7 p.m. SKATING RINK open Mareh 3d, 7 p.m, FPesserr’s Ice ¢ N427 New York aver AM and Charlotte Russe, Our entire stock of as we must No reasonable SINSHEIMER & Bro., SUS 7th street. ANT, under Hall of Rep- day Tor accommodation THE He TH Powr ant Toilet Luxury, An Ele A REMARKABLE OFFER, inaugurate our we will make Wasnistaos FENTR _pre- gented to every s Reliabe Shoe House, 516 7th stre Pennsylvania avenue. STRANGER! Make the expenses of your trip, and save money by by patronizing Hahn's liable Shoe Hou: ais house in the istrict, S16 7th str 2 Pennsylvania Bvenue. CITY AND DISTRICT. ‘The Inauguration Ball. THE Srar has made arrangements for pub- Ushing to-morrow an exceptionally complete and graphic description of the great Inaugura- tion ball. As the demand for this “Inaugural ball Stan” is certain to be very heavy, extra Preparations will be made to supply all orders. — LAST NIGHT'S DOINGS. Animated Scenes on the Street—Sere- nades and other Festivities. The scenes about the animated. The princiy until morning with surging crowds, among which the bright uniforms of the military were Pleasantly conspicuous. In every direction the strains of martial music were heard from the bands of arriving organizations marching to their quarters. In frontof all the hotels crowds blockaded the sidewalks, while the lobbies and corridors were rendered impassable by an almost solid mass king, laughing, smoking humanity. Eve 7 iblie resort crowded ‘to its utinost and museums wi and eating to the wants ty last night were very streets were thronged y. The theaters tothe doors. Saloons ould with difficulty attend si am of hungry As the night part efthe city weary vis! 1 ¢ ununitormed, could be met ‘owly to their quarters, tired out eling and tramp and thirsty who pou advanced in tors, unife bands of serenad- siving their yok the i by the . serenaded Vice ‘s. The Vice the compliment in a ech from a bal ch aroused , e ZoUavES, ‘pl Buseh Zouave: Flambeau President pleasant sp: great enthu With their f ton, where de and drill in bonor of Ho |, of St. Louis. Mr. Beil respon Gilmore's Ieium lghts,which made brill: ch, serenaded President (1 The music crowd about tl The Grenadier: band, tendere: last night, band collected a great hambean, with their tional Rifles a serenade at the armory Then the Grtna- diers mi x Maj. George gare similarly complimented. he Lig ntry Was also remember The Samuel J. Randall club, of Philadelphia, beaded by their band, serenaded the gentleman Whose name thi bear last night, ee Serious Row ina § loon. RTY OF SOLDIERS HIS FATHER, evening, a Heutenant and es of company D, 15th regi- nia National Guards, was in Mr. Henry ‘o. 306 6th . The visitors were somewhat ather noisy, and the proprie- to leave, but they expressed out the hou: They com- & BOY SHOOTS ONE WHO ATTAc About 5 o'clock la: half a dozen priv ment, Penn the saloon street northwe intoxicated tor ordered \ their puprose t« menced an’ attar @on Charles, 14 ye wound. gency, hosp! rrovide quite Serious. Se 3 were put under arrest. ving trains Wed- 2:05, 4: 4:15, and p.m, mn. train willbe rup to Beetlons of the WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.—111 head of cattle oF Queenstown, on the 3 & Ohio y, Lewis D. ed to Bal od BY ordit pand lambs Kd sheep, 4 to ‘ows and calves $55 perhead. State of the iy 1m, 43, to 44 old she: audience as terian chureh ree ht to ba kite Prot. Wile: Thee of th id) ward university. conducted ander the auspices , with Mr. RT. Moss, mn iton, president of the Institat with pr followed by Bus! er which Mr. Moss delivered a short address, testity Pros. 1 J.H. Howard then by the Alum univ ng. solutions adopted i association, and was followed by Prof. J. M. Gregory, Prof. F. joza, Rev. F.L. Grimke, Hon. Frede lass,” Prof, CH. A. Buikiey and F - Cook in eloquent or of Geo. nd impressive tributes to the memory e deceased. —— Mr. VERNON.—The steamer W. W. Corcoran, Capt. L. L. Blake, will make two special trips to this great Mecca of America on Thui day, March 5,6 and 7, leav: ‘Tth-street wharf at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. yashington at 2and 5 p.m. trip Sunday at 10 a.m. ———— Kx1GuTs oF Lanor—“Tue Prsiic LANps,” All Knigbts of Labor within this jurisdi especially visiting knights, are invited to atten the meeting of Excelsior Amemby 2672, Thursday, March 5, at 8 p.m.,at K.of L. hall, corner 41-strect and Pennsylvania avenue. Lecture on the “Public Lands.” os Sinver Pratep Ware—The sale ofsflver lated ware will be continued by Messrs, Wal- x B. Williams & Co. the remainder ofthe week, at their salesroom, cor. 10th and Penn- sylvania avenue, Sales take place 10 am., 2:30 nd 7:30 p.m. ha Re one he Arling- | essex on the | ne’s virtues, Dr. | A GALA DECORATED CITY. ‘fouses Covered ee Flags and Stream- e 10W THE AVENUE WAS DRESSED FOR TIE IN- AUGURATION — A SPONTANEOUS BURST OF BUNTING. Pennsylvania avenue was never sogatly deco- ted as it was to-day. There was no general scheme of decoration, but évery merchant and ouseholder followed his own ideas, The result Was a profusion of bunting and fluttering fags snd @ variety of design which made a most pic- turesque background for the splendid spectacle of the procession. Many business houses and iwellings in other parts of the city were also saily decorated. The large front of the Corcoran building at the ‘orner of 15th street and the avenue was only yartially decorated, only a few Of the oceupants f the various floors on the avenue front hang- jazs and bunting. The offices In the ied by Peter Campbell had a zaily decorated stand rented tn front. ‘The Mil- bura building, next door, was gay with shields and bunting, ' Across the Street the building oc- capied by the quartermaster's offices presented a brilliant appearance, large American flags being suspended from top to bottom of the tall building, and each window was festooned with bunting and flags. There was a stand erected he corner and one at the south gate of the Treasury building. Farther down on the ave- hue the Owen house, Sotiris and Willard’s was profusely draped. especially the latter, its broad ront being almost a mass of gay colors. On the opposite side of the street the front of ‘the Cap- wal buliding was extensively draped in colors and had two stan ‘etted in front, The large double store of G.G. Cornwell & Son, grocers, had stands erected, which were handsomely de- corated, The extablishments of F.G. Miller, L. Gachet and Karash Perreard, on 14th street, the corner w profusely decorated. Joyce's: ‘yon 1th street, whieh is the lquarters 6f the Crescent club of Baltimore, was decorated by Messrs. Sherman and Sieman agh’s Opera House and presented a very me appearance. Driver's restaurant, treet and James Godden's restaurant, the Harris house, Broche’s and the Greason house, Johnson's and Godfrey’s on 13th street were all gay with colors. The Pension build- at the corner of 12th street 4 fine spec- nerous bands of bunting running and down its broad sur A large picture of Washington and pictures of Cleveland and Hendricks adorned the front, This elaborate decoration was done at the ex: pense erks. The Pennsylvania Railroad ticket offi t, Was very handsomely decorated. In addition to the bunting which were worked in . there were baskets of flowers t ditferent points. This entire square gn beth sides presented a mass of gay with numerous balconies. ‘The stores of cob Bros., Jas. 8. Topham, 1am, Whittington, W anklin, Hagerty, were among on the opposite side of the so profusely decorated, but ne showed some by Avenue were 1 each and every The front of coruer of Penn: was quite say north front of the Stite, pitrtment building was ‘decorated With’ flags and buntin; house was lite United States The Department of Justice was not decorated, but the olfice Hag floated from the top of the uildi The National Savings bank building, corner New York avenue and 15th street, had large flags draped about its front. hompson’s drug store and Henderson's cl- gar store, on ing from the windows. The Riggs house was very gaily decorated. Large flags draped the entrance. “Between the windows were white banners with the state devices enclosed in shields. Flags of every na- tion floated from all the windc Red, white, and blue bunting stretched from window to window on three of the stories. From. the flag- staff on top of the building floated an American flag, while to each corner of the front extended lines of various Colared streamers, The large stand in frontof the Citizens’ Na- tional bank was draped with immense flags, while the front of the second story was covered with red bunting. Flags and streamers floated from every Window. From the top of the National Metropolitan bank floated a large tlag, and trom it extended lines of streamers to either corner of the front. Directly beneath the flag-stail was an eagle flanked with Bars aud_ directly under It was a portrait of President Cleveland. Large sheets of red, white and blue Bunting dra, tire frontof the bufiding. Over between the windows were rican flags. The majn entrance gf the 15th street front of the Treasury was litefally covered with large American flags, whilé bunting in large strips extended from pillarto pillar, Streamers ¢x- tended below the roof of the building. The front of the quartermaster general's office and the doors and windows were draped with flags. Two immense American flags extended down the front of the buildinz, and from every window floated flags of all culors. From the teen on | top of the building extended lines of streamers to the corners, while a row of U.S. flags hung from the eornic The decorations on the avenue between 11th and 12th streets, including the Pension office, suilly fine. Geo. W. Cochran's, Harris . Barr's, M. W. Galt & Ci mith’s and THe FE: ally covered with immense d the en- e door and rations of M. W. rate. Qn the south s | Independent Ice company’s ice, G.L. the French eafe, the Dime Museum and 1 Dowling & ¢ Were all decked out in colors. Between 10th and 11th, Bren Wm, Orme & Sons’, Sickels’, M. W, Beveridg 0. Towies’, Simpson’ € Guy's, Me roy Walter ' B. iligm: u ey & | Holden’s, Barber “& Ross’, § sand | H. Offenheimer’s were pre ‘ ted. The super deeorations of the Pension office building, corner of 12th street and Pennsy! nia avenue, attracted much attention. | decoration s done under the supervision of an executive comunittce, representing the loyes of the office and composed of Told , chairman: . Shai Secretyry; oO. P. Ca. A. W. Fisher, clerk, ex offi '. W. Howell, | F. Moore, "0. C. dges, Dr. J.C. Carpenter. The decorations were designed by Mr. Lan- ston, the chairman of the executive committee. | The painting ih ids, figure work and | other spe ial one by Armor & Co. of this efty, ction of the decorative | features formed of te.,are by W ontractors for g eCervthing in position upon the build- reordance with the plans of the commit- e. The entire cost of the decorations have been met by subseriptfpns from the oflice aud clerks of the bureay, supplemented by a check for $25 from Mr. Lisner, of the Palals Royal. It was believed that together with specially paint- ed pleces the drapery could be made to repre- sent an idea—that viewed as a whole they would form a descriptive picture, The title chosen to be thus repgesented 1s “the overnment of the Cnited States ahd its Presi- ents.” Shields cach bearing the name of a state represent the members of the Union, and the chain binding one to the another their in- seperable connection, They are further united by the national feeling which finds expression | in the net work of national colors, interlacing all the states, and leading up to the American eagles. Again upon the left the “legislative” branch of the national government has its appropriate emblem in the outline pictare of the Capitol suspended in the meshes of the net work of red, whfte and blue which springs from all the states, and the figure of “Justice” ts similarly situated upon the right. ‘The angular space subdividing the pleture ts the location of the emblem of the “executive? branch of the yovernment, and at its highest elevation Is placed the Ambrican eagle, and in | its talons are streamers radiating to all the sub- | divisions of the decorations. Next beneath is a banner representing the laws which it is the duty of thi utive to enforce, and below the figure of the Goddess of Liberty, typifying the beneficent purpose and effect of those laws. Still lower, and brought into greater prominence than the other states, is the shield representing the state of New York, the home of the Presi- dent Whose inauguration is being celebrated, her with the figures of the iming a welcome to the oppressed ,Fepresent the “government ure represented by banners composed of the national colors and each bear- ing the nu: a Pi ident, and in its order. Directly beneath the shield of the state of New York an oil portrait of Presideut Cleveland finds a place. si ams & Co. hada very elabo- design’ worked outin the front of their building, representing the ladder by which Cleveland bad climbed to the presidency. The r round represented the ofllce of sheriff, the next that of mayor, the next that of governor, 4 the next that of President, The Vernon row building, the headquarters of the local democracy, was covered with bunt- ing and flags, arranged with great taste. The Post building was neatly decorated. Between 9th and 10th strbets, John F. 2. B. Barnum & Ci 's, M. Gold- I Woodward eee ler’s, ‘ood w: 4 throp’s, s', Willian’s, Willett & Ruoits! the Gunton building, the headquarters of the Columbia club, L. He’ Hopkins’, the Mutnal Fire, Insurance building, W. H. Combs’ and Ford’s | Theatre were elaborately decorated, Market e was in gala attire, Seaton Per- A.C ens’, Luttrell € Co's, Petersen & s, ume & Cleary’s, Trannel & Clark's, Kvep building, E.G. Bavis’, W. H. Rich's, M. Silver's, George J. Johnson’s'and the Boston variety store vied with one another in the pro- fusion and taste of their decorations, iis commencing at Ist street west, opposite the stand, along the frit of the botnaiea garden, the following houses were decorated: The Mon: ument house (Long's), a fourstory building, on istand the avenue, with flags from every window, eagle and shield in front and several lines of flags. Mrs. Falvey, adjoining, lines of Ted, white, and blue colors. James Guild, three- story building, flags and Wanners, and’ finely decorated platform. F. W. Bergman, three- story, flags. W. Lewis, flags and ‘shields with lines of sipaller ‘flags. Mrs," Grupe, three-sto yuilding, .. Frazier, three-story, formand Wikdows trimmed. Wit Sans uechling, three-s1 windows immed Snail fac Joneph Tauers, three-story tecture of Washington, two flags,and smaller ones at the windows. Bun bad several strings of colors in front of his house. Malatester, three stories, building decorated With flags at each window. G. Nokes, with trimmed platform. John aes tar ee Mrs. Careo, platform finely h Street, had bunting stream- | | colored markers in Lines J. D. Bond and 8. D. Webb, stands finely deoo- rated. ‘On the next square Mrs. Astrop, W. T. Atkin- son, Hopkins, Frank Wogar, C. Linke, Ansley Bros., Wm. Stock, John MeTaughiti, G. AL Barthol, Wm. Zeller, John Serve, Holl’s, and the St. Churies Hotel were dec. ted, Mr. Bux- baum had a picture of Cleveland ina star, with ‘@ profusion of flags. St. Charles hotel had flags in every window on the avenue and 8d. street fronts. ‘The feature on this square was Adams Ex- ress Co,’s main office, a three storied tron uilding, with balcony and private boxies trim- med froth bottoms to top with lines of fags, ell fi ields with the words “ Adams Express y in gas jets. ‘The platform was occupied by a number of Baltimore belles and on the platform and in the boxes were B, Dinsmore, of New York; Mr. John Hoe: vice-president and general manager, J. Q. Al Herring, manager of the Baltimore district: Col. David Herring and Maj. G. C. Hildt, route agents of Baltimore; G. W. Moss, agent here, and members of their families and’lady frien: At the northwest corner of 3d street the Bel- vedere hotel was decorated with lines of flags from bottom totop, and colors flying from every window. The word “Welcome” was over the door, and portraits of Cleveland and Hendricks adorned the front of the building, Adjoinin the house of Mr. Hickey had the colors arrang In rosettes. Wm. Wolf had a profusion of small flags. Dr. Hickling had a line of colors. Kane & Smidman showed up well, The five-sto building of Joseph C, Lee made a fine show wit! almost every conceivable kind of flag hand- somely arranged. Mr. Snooks had a hand- somely-decorated’ stand and strings of flags also; the City hotel and Syracuse housewere also. decorated. "Mussenella & Musini and Wein- helmer's were handsomely trimmed. The Globe office had a neat stand, and strings of flags decorated the front. The International, eilbrun’s, Rothbs nd Mrs. Boyer's had or the natural colors tastefully. arranged. ton's, at the corner of 41g street, nd doors han ds¢ festooned, hove was decorated with flags, ‘On the ania avenue, at Sd street, Mac adea fine show, Me- Dermott Brothers had their four-story building nicely trimmed from bottom to top: J.J. Ap- picb had the German and American colors gracefully intertwined, and a good pleture of the President. G. J. Mueli sion on his front, and surmounted by a chicken cock, Atcust orf had the Améri- can colors tastefully festooned from the top of his two-story building, almost entirely covering the front. The wort “Welcome,” with pictures of Cleveland and Hendricks, were conspicuous. had colors in profu- The Hotel Brunswick had a shield with the word “Welc "besides the flags. Messrs, G. Sheriff and J. W. Lee united forces, and put up a fine doub) in front of their places of business, d it hundsom Dorseh’s ahd Mrs. Cud- lipp’s were finely i, W. Rothanger large and sni rtistiealiy nged. isher-m: speare e adsomely trimmed, and Bur- rd’s, cornerof 44 st a large building, sented a handsome ‘he District Commis ers’ office, on 4% handsomely decorated by kett under direetion of the oners, Along the iron balusters in front were three webs of bunting drawn—red, white and blue—two handsome groups of small flags surrounding rican shields, w Streamers and other designs crossing dix onally, Petersen’s restaurant, corner 4% street and Pennsylvani: nue, "1s d with red, white and blue over the awning, and the bourding-house above it is covered with small flags Horton's tobacco store is buried with small flags, as is the store front of Henry Hempler, the optician, The railroad ticket office, 46 avenne, was handsomely de Weller & Reppeti, 471 Pennsylvania avenue, is nsylvania. tobacconists, have a picture of Cleveland over their entrance way. F itof Washington in centre of Story above, surrounded with an ele- gant frame and 2 la Ameriean banner, with a handsome staf! above the root. The building of Mr. Wm. H. Morrison, book- seller, has a large handsome Ameriean banner suspended from the front and many other decorations, The store of Mr.S. Waggaman, druggist, 477 Pennsylyania avenue has handsome groupings of smallfla: Dorsey Bros., 481 Pennsylvania avenue have webs of bunting di red diagonally across their front, with d up crosswise. The Mount Vernon house has a mass of red, white and blue bunti ‘ross the front, with @ picture of Cleveland in the centre. Walford, of the Rodger cutlery stdre, nnsylvania avenue has a most elaborate ying from ners loop M.N. Kauffman, clothier, 489 Pennsylvania avenue has a portitit of’ Cleveland over his front doorwith small flags surrounding, form- handsome shield. 91 Pennsylvania avenue, banner and many small nd and the word “wel- 11's book store has the stand in front hand- y decorated with small flags and Ameri+ ean shields in tront, ded in gold and yel low col The National hotel is crossed dia onally and otherwise with webs of red, white and blue bunting. The entrance way ‘on Penna., Ave., and 6tp street is draped in bunting pre: @ gtaceful and attractiv length portrait of V front makes ppearance, on On the 2d story ous flzure. The words ‘Grand In; is inscribed over the en- trance in gold letters, The St. James hotel, corner 6th street and Pennsylnan partially covered in front with a 1 banner suspended from the cente rtopof building, Bun is suspended dlazonuily in webs of dif colors, show mers » fluttering over the nd that of Bell & of it, SS Pennsylvania handsomely deco- whole front of this b Baker, John avenue, rated. ott & Crom venue, hi ts of Cleve ‘ists, 458 Pennsylva- play, including por- dricks, nsyl- streets, 18 rereens, avenue, is or- nd and Hen- bsmall flags ', $64 Pennsylvania iwith a’ liberal conspicuous appear- covered Fitzger: an’s wholesale liquor store fs spread over with vay colors in various devic Frank Hutne’s grc dd Wyvill’s stove store adjoinir with colors Between 6th and the decorations are vei n and some are very costly. The Metropolitan ‘hotel is covered with adense mass of bunting, Over the main entrance to the hotel is a large arch covered with bunting, with the inscriptton, “Weleome Groyer Cleveland.” In the center of the bu.ld- ing there is hung a Tu ling of the God- des of Liberty, decked off atthe tep with a golden shield, From the roof long streamers run diagonally to the t ', Which is hand- somely covered with buntin: oped in sections. The windows and intervening sjace 1s covered with bunting and shiclds. The three-story dwelling next to the hotel, whieh Is occupied by Mrs. Gibbons, is very to ully decorated, A portrait of the President-elect is hung in the center of the building, which is handsomely trimmed with flazs, On one side of the por trait Is hung the seal of the siate of New York, with the number denoting the number of » other 7th covered with al attention. reis a largo dl by alarge flag, which, < and bunting, almost The. ‘Howard re both neatl nan & Co, snd are elabo- window being balcony, which is cove: with other smaller on hides the building house and the St. M house of G dentist aves, © draped w over which is hung a gold ton is also neatly trimmed al. The busines N. H. Shea, F. P. May and Ri ach faced With a two- story balcony. n: trimmed with bunting festooned beneath the In front of Cohen's shoe store 1s a three-stor; balcony, which is also handsomely decorated. Other houses on that square which are decorated ony are: Jacks vrs: J. Hoffa, jeweler; Hyatt's boarding house; J. B. Kendall, hardware; Bryan Bros., grocers; Patrick Moore, restaurant; Rene ned, hardware; Browning & Middleton, 1 ‘furnishing “house, Virginia fice and George Miller's sa- loon, Barbour & Hamilton’s building is very neatly deeorated. In the center at the top of the building is hung a large star, from which streamers are hung, running diagonally to the baleony, which is two-story high, and hadsome. iy covered with bunting. Holmes’ sa- loon is very handsom ated, and at- tracts special attention, The pictures of the first and last elected President are hung in the centre of the buildin ‘The residence of Mr. } between Pthand 1 appropriately de 5 and attracts much att his brother, Mr. Jacob G, Larner, 915 5th street northwest. Larner,on I street, SEVENTH STREET, The old Bank of Washington building on Market Space was nitsomaly decorated in varlous devices, among them soine very pretty ones, mmany be n Gt colors, E. E. White, the grocer on Louisiana avenue, had some handsome decorations on front of his store. , No. 637 Lotusiana headquarters,on Lousiana avenue, and 7th street, was brilliant with habia tol get auctionce! avenue, a large American banner displ: on his front wails and several smiailer tween The National Union Insurance company’s office, on the same avenue, near 7th street, had @ grouping of large banners in front, "with streamers suspended from a projecting flag staff, with colored markers suspended from the same staff, all very attractive. A, A. Wilson’e real estaté office, corner 7th street and Louis anaavenue, and the Firemen's Msurance of fice were handsomely decorated with an saveck, ean shield and groups of small flags Window. John Hoss lunch,room nest dooce 7th street, was finely d ted. Juli Lan: pore See store, forties narthe wai unghie upnolaery store, further noriky was Ser eens soangd, ed ges Mr, Silverberg’s notion store was care! and élaborately decorated in front. paper eee we @ pictires of Clev Hen Secor mi oa ae nk s & Co's. store - Mantly decorated with mnsetioee fg wane ublic, on the The National Bank of the corner of D and 7th streets, was also finely » WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4, 1885—DOUBLE SHEET Chris. Ruppert’s toy store and H. Rulgen- stien’s hat store, next doo., very handsomely decor ‘7th street, were ‘and 406 7th street, inscriptions: “Grover Cleveland, as sheriff, hung rogues and thieves,” “He made an honest Mayor @ pattern Gov- ‘By the eternal will make @ second Andrew Jackson President.” Henning’s clothing store, 410 7th street, was appropriately decorated. lelmus’ restaurant, text door, is well done. Singleton & Fletcher’s carpet and upholstery store, 416 7th street, was conspicuous ‘The decorations of K. Kneesi’s harness store and Carl Soraread core attracted attention. 30 7th street; Eiseman Bros., corner 7th and E streets, and Elwood’s dining rooms, corner 7th and’E streets, were quite attractive, a Inauguration Notes. THE RUSH OF PEOPLE TO THE CITY, ETC. ‘The trains coming into the city this morning were the longest and cross-line bunti “Welcome.” COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS BOY.AL (avsotutely Pure)... GRANT'S (Alum Powder) *.. RUMFORD’S, when fresh... 8. Fishman & Son, HANFORD’S, when fresh... CHARM (alum Powder) # AMAZON (Alum Powder) #.. SEES SS CLEVELAND ’S(short wt.(oz. {aS CR PIONEER (Sen Francisco)... SSN oC DR. PRICE'S... SNOW FLAKE Grot'»)...... EEERESESES ens PEARL (andrews & Co.)...... EOS HECKER’S......... ------ EXE --- ae heaviest on record. of less than twelve cars were excep- e trains brought at least a thousand pas- Atone time on the Baltimore and Potomac, ‘and Baltimore, there were k and seven or eight were between this cit; trains in every DI waiting their turns at the depot, Site Transfers of Real Estate. Mary V. Travers 10 Gathering ‘ary V. Travers S 3: $—. C.C,Duncanson fd sane, sarne C. E. Walker? to same, ker to same, same on igG. I, Carter, w. ‘and 200, sq. 206; . Gammon, lot 19, led_as follows; nelly, lot 27, LEWIS’... 31 3. 16, Meridian joddard, pts. 98; 19) $8,500. P. J. Donohte to T, sub sq. 104; $800. GILLET’S.. ANDREWS &CO. Regal BULK (Powder sold loose).... EE RUMFORD’S, when not fresh Reports of Government Chemists as to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder. I have tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, which I purchased in the open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It isa cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum, or phosphates, or other injurious substances. It is a scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure. A COCKING MAIN.—A cocki: Philadelphia and Washington eluded at Bladensbu: even Letters eutes es of y the Philadelphia chickens. were eleven more battles, and Philadelphia again carried off the hgnhors, winning si them and taking conside: main between itds was con- yesterday. There were igh were won CONTRIBUTORS TO THE INAUGURATION FUND- . Glover received the follot scriptions to the inauguration fund yest Stilson Hutchins, $100; C. C. Cole, $10; pany, $50; committee on frans- rtation, 350; W. H, Edwards Phaeton com $10; William Ingersoll, $25; Thomas illiama E, Wood & Co., ford, $10; total amount sub- E. G. Love, Ph. D. H. A. Mort, Ph. D. The Royal Baking Powder has been used in my family for many years, and this practical test, as well as the chemical tests to which I have submitted it, prove it perfectly healthful, of uniform, excellent quality, and free from Ws. McMvrrrig, E. M., Ph. D. CITY ITEMS. ‘The great success of Salvation Oil provokes im- itations, See that you get the gentiine, Price 25c, any deleterious substance. Democratic Sou: “VICTORY AN! CLEVELAND AN The best, truest and most artistic lithographic nd and Vice I have examined a package of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by myself in the market. I find it entirely free from alum, terra alba, or other injurious substance. Henry Morton, Ph. D., President of Stevens Institute of Technology. I have examined sample of Royal Baking Powder, and find no injurious substance nor any adulteration. The materials comprising the powder are pure, and the proportions quite accurate. L. F. BarrLert, Maine State Assayer and Chemist. HENDRICKS, ieks ever pub) Ss and wargior: Tilden and MeClellan—suyrrounding’ them are. also true and lifelike. Altoge suitable for framing, and wort lace in every ¢lub room of office Ize of souvenir 22x28 inches, Sample copy by mail, tubed, without dafger of sion), 50 ets, ald (sent tubded, ‘ansmission). Cash (by re; draft) must accompuny al ies.) References: Boston rid and other large Address (Mention this er it 1s asouvenir tage paid (sent ary in transys. Three copies by mail The Royal Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors at the Vienna World’s Exposition, 1873 ; Eee danger of atthe Centennial, Philadelphia, 1876; at the American Institute, New York, and at State Fairs throughout the country. No other article of human food has ever received such hizh, emphatic, and universal indorsement from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, and boards of health all over the world. Norg.—The above Dracraw illustrates the comparative worth of various Baking Powders as shown by the chemical A pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening Power or volume in each can calculated, the result being as indicated. This practical test for worth only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by prac Per pound more than ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, besides affording the advantage of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any fair minded person of these facts. alitered letter, maney order or Globe, Naw York . Agents wanted. SovUVEN|R PUBLISHING Co., 4} Park Row, New York, © Jgentlemen’s hats at SI sylvania avenue, Kaufman's Combiuation'Store will cause great excitement. equal to Lonsdale, analyses and experiments made by Prof. Schedler. etz's, 1237 aps ieal experience, that, while it costs a few cents Fine camb) Tyc,, at Kaufman's sale, uno One Feels the Luxury of Benevolence. fsitors to the great pleans view the With delight, @ and share in Maintained, as buted in” = payabletnins & * While the Diagram them, it is not to bi be avoided as dan; shows some of the Alum powders to be of a hi; gher degree of strength than e taken as indicating that they have any value. wders ranked All alum powders, no matter how their strength, dongtion oforie mill La,, Will give any infor- AMUSEMENTS A™ GH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE INAUGURATION FESTIVAL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1885. MATINEE AT 2:30 P.M, OR AFTER PARADE. EVENING AT 8:30, OR AFTER FIREWORKS. A Grand Production of the Majestic Dramatic Spectacle, in 5 Acts and 10 Tableaux, MICHAEL STROGOFF, New and Magnificent Scenery, Mounted Cavalry, ‘Military Bands, and 2 grand ballet led by Mlle Adele MQNDAY, MARCH 9-BUNCH OF KEYS. mh3 (ORD'S OPERA HOUSE. e Only Comedy Performances During Jnaugura- atthis THE PARLOR (QNAL CAPITAL, 9th street tue, inldway between the Capl- LECTURE AUCTION warns B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucta FOR THREE DAYS Lo! f Sliver Plated Ware, ed Ware, by order’ of will continue d muke positive cling sale LLIAMS & CO,, Auge. For the Inanguration, Silver Gray Blankets for hi , 60 cents, and Comfortables, 40 cents, vat Jultis Lanwburgh's, TON. GEO. 8. BOUTWELL, At All Souls’ Church, 14th and Lsta, TURSDAY EV: Gentlemen’s Dress Hats & © from Youman’s, New York, atStn 1287 Pennsylvanig avenue. Thornton’s Emnision 7 of pure Cod Liver Gil wigh H. hites of Lime and Soda for coughs, ¢p! ed ementz & o ALTER B. WI and Metzerott’s Music Store. , consumption, néyal' debility; eas; eribed sl. . “Latee bottled Bd ¥ Thornton, corner Bal- stréets, Baltimore, Md. Fine B ilantyne for aprons, 5e, per ya sale. Go easly to-morrow if you waat to avoid epilican sbowt Kant. Doors open at 7. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. On WEDNESDAY, MARCH EL! us. Sold by Dru; Manufactured by tmore and Hart! URSIONS Coox's Grasp Exccasiox at TWO O'CLOCK P! Massachusetts avenue ofa Cowl and ¥ ‘sin athent noriieane, formerly’ oon Pine Wood, Qne ine Horse, One Fairbank's icles used In conmection with Ube business atthe combination OOLORADO AND CALIFORNIA, cash. tloh Weelewill be THOMAS D. BOND, Administrator. SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS: 2 AND SIXTH ST THE MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY, THE YOSEMITE VALLE! And other features of great Interest To Leave on THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1885. Pullman Cars, FirstClass Hotel Accommodation, Car- riage Drives, and all > included, occupying eight weeks, toread the Post and 2 “Tough on Pot Cures colic cramp&, diarrhoea; externally for aches, pains, sprains, head matism. For mah oland the President ‘Mz, JOHN T. FOR Aas of Bord's Grad Pyera House, ACHUSI REET NORT! : fa deed in trast to me. dated 5 recorded in Liber 1,114, the land records of the DIS subscriber will sell at publ t, 20 and 5 dy by Fred. Marsden, Hix's Rugersses, entitled ip Hoe eyes" ynrsday, Saturday. 8 ington, District und plan ofsaid city in Thomas Qh Square | * With his own. ing, ang deliver the Babi Fall descriptive program, with map of the route, sent free by mall on application. THOS, COOK « SO. ed LDU! ‘aie Gent tines Tues ilk hua Sweot Miu’ oo. poiteuare Crbastaae Raton a5, bo ss lots numbered 42, deceaser, as a coal and wood by a large frame dwelling, and fronts Next Week—M. B. CURTIS-SAMUEL OF POSEN, SPOT; m2 Assowurmy Pore ALSo, E DAY, immediatel the highest Glader, sil that Ok, ng in the city of Washingt oluubla, aud beng known and ds lan Of suid city. i ‘sion of lot's. tp square No, 74, om tween stand 20 streets, fronting on parth Cwizect 32 feet runnikg back the full depth of the lot 1 alleys ‘Lot_No. 50, ade feet, running back ot to a 30-feet paved al containing 8 rooms. This is a beauth dance of flowers, fruits and shrubbery, ; one-third in six months, the palunoe in twelve twoutbs, Deferred payments bear ing interest at sia per cent unt pald. Hl e xruand ean be seen at ‘Phomas D. Bond's | office, 125 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, any betore the sale and on ti ‘sell at public auc ince of parcel of NATONAL ROLLER SKATING RINE, 611-613 E STREET, ‘Near Post Office Building. OPEN MARCH 3D, 7 P.M. ‘12,000 Feet hard Maple Floor Skating Surface, street northeas Fox Dass Sus. JUS ENTERTAINMENT AR hal Mempeia Honpttal, and March 5th, at 8 o'clock. At All Souls’ cha THURSDAY, vil ACCOM] ent. Tredbts, Su cena BUILD CAN BE DRESS SUIT FROM | THE MAN OF ORDINARY FITTED WITH 4 FULL STOCK AS WELL AS EY HAVING JT MADE TO Prenulses nt the cige of THOMAS D. BOND, jons See 7th Page. Isvorsen By Tux Worn, DR PPP REETTITZZz, POPE Sia 3 WHO IAS IAD THE FIX is and foreign coumtriés This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, For Other Aur strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitnde of low tests, ahort weight, alum or phosphate powdera. SoLD ONLY IN cana ROYAL Bakine Pownxr Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. WE HAVE THESE COA’ MUCH BETTER QUALITY OF GOODS THAN USUAL, LINED THROUGHOUT WITH SATIN, THE MOST APPROV LESS THAN ig Studied for two y MADE FROM A receives pupil URTH CGNCERT IN THE BISCHOFF PRED E hen has ed seats at Ellis & Co.'s admission 25 in Single 0 AND CUT IN AT ABOUT 0D GOODS COST MADE TO ORDER. ‘tional church, |. AD attractive FOR THOSE WHO CAN'T RE FITTED WITH READY MADE COATS WK MAKE TO ORDER, AND GUARANTEE TO FIT, VERY HAS SUITS AT $45 AND $50. COATSSILK OR SATIN Lincoln Hall, corner 9th and D sta. n.w. EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. COMMENCING MONDAY, March 24. MATLACK DRAMATIC COMBINATION, In the great Sensational Melo-Drama, A CELEBAATED CASE, THE UNION SUARE THEATER SUCCESS, Admission to family circle, 10 cents; admission to sera . museum. * In future Box Office open 8 a ‘and 7 p.m.; overture one hour later. ‘be ordered at 4:10 and 10:10 p.m. h M7h.-& DRAPER'S Mammoth Co. mr2 18. SPRING. A RESURRECTION OF ure’s latent forces is taking place. Like th® world around you, renew youf complexion, invigo rate your powers, cleanse the channels of life. Ayers Sarsaparilla {s the means to use for this Purpose, A DOUBLE DISTILLATION OF MANY OF THE BEST GERMAN HERBS, Making this the most Reliable Tonic ever placed fore the public for the cure ¢f DYSPEPSIA, WEA) FERAL DEBILITY, MALARIAL he many testimc a Renee Os never bean om be secured six is preparation by {Uh pleasure to the following: m, ALTIMOBE, August 21, 1864, Messrs, Lots Petzold & Oo.: * Grntiemen: With bat little confidence tn the ous tontes and preparations now before the: ‘with great hesitunc zold's German Bitters, x some time, and with great pleasure state | rest and most pleasnt and efficient nyet With, apd would recommend those in want Of relidble medicine for tha Which the proprietors claim it Rabbi of the Oheb Shalom Bavrimore, May 3, U ‘This ts to certify that this is the Bret time a medial pupae YOUR HAIR TURNING GRAY ANDGRAD. ually falling out? Hall's Hair Renewer will restore it to its original color, and stifulate the follicles to produce # new’ and luxuriant growth. It also cleanses the scalp, eradicates dandrbff, and is a mogt agreeable nd harmless dressing, * 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ce use of your Thave bese a » Near 11th street. SHOW. DOUBLE COMPANY. and Ni is Weel e en and he Nand rusts, jn thie famous burlesat ae oi Tusical Operetta of mance, Introducing Vivian ips & Bach, Gouway 4 Stanley, Hefron Barnym's Great Glant, and Six Other Net Curiosities. fro 10 niu (010 p.m, Tes Canrers IMMENSE 8TOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL BARGAINSM BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, FANCY SILKS, SILK VELVETS, BEAUTIFUL DRESS AND SATINS AT ACTUAL COsT TINGS, wide double width, pure wool, some experience Iam Petzold’s German Bitters” san Appetizer and will relieve any form of Dy | T have ever used. Moser. Louts Petzold & Gentiemen:—1_ have Used your man Bitters for some tim outit. For the relief of the pai Female Weakness and I without an equal With BARGAINS? INAUGURATION WEEK, COMMENCING MON- DAY, MARCH 2. conatehauom ore e Variety World's Greatest. Bete: e Va ‘3 Gr x ‘Hindoo Nauteh ‘Dancers NUNS Cream, Pink, BI FRUIT OF THE > NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING widest and ver BLACK BROCA 50: reduced 1 SCOtoR ND St BLEACHED SILK AND DERBY HATS NOW READY 4T WILLETT & RUOFF'S, SOLE AGENTS, 9065 Pennsylvania ave ualed on Earth. ice Every Evening! Brother, a Jog Wil not naveivod 1S vaise AT THE WOMAN'S EXCHANG! from 11 to 2 0% not have lived real cost. v : 1500 H re BLA‘ 3 Sidapuaresd Teal value, $1.25; reduced to actual ‘clock, beginning ‘MONDAY, SILES, real Value $1.00: reduced to ke SPECIALLY DISTILLED POR MEDICINAL UEB SILES, 50; FANCY SILKS, 50, actual rk ‘Unequalled for Consumption, Westing Diseases, am General Debility. Tax Ber Is Taz Dermrr * ask FOR IT. SOHLITZS MILWAUKEE LAGER PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottjes for 95.08: Beware of Imitation, None genuine withow the EISNER & MENDELSOR, ‘Sole Agents tor the U.@ Phila, Pa FOR SALEBY For sale in Bottles by Dealers Generally, and in Caaks and Bottles by the Agent SAMUEL C. PALMER, 1224 29th st. st ow. 0.20 ‘Dalaphone 454,