Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Liou Serious Charge Against a Policeman. OFFICER LOFTUS ACCUSED OF A BRUTAL AS The Weather. SAULT ON A WOMAN. OFFICE oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Officer Dennis Loftus, of the South Washing- Waciseros, D.C. March 6, 1885,10a.im. | ton precinct, was placed under arrest this morn- Fis os midate Allantic states, te: ° jee ing on a warrant sworn out by Sergeant James lowed during Saturday by local ratn:. slight Loft ‘aseaul ty warmer, preceded in porthern portion by | S™tb, charging Officer Loftus with age i “ batt 1 wt rape on an slight fall in tempe Northeast to south- ery with intent to commit rape east winds, falling barometer elderly woman named Mary J. James, with or Saturday, local mins are Indleated for | several aliases, Mving at No. 385 D street south- teland. the middle Atlantic states and | west. ne oabpeere pin.the Police Court this morning Assistant e tor istrict Attorney Thomas read a letter: Pe inn stock Of Mr | S.A. H, McKim: « pollee surgeon. Dr. MeKim ia avenue. | States that at the request of Captain Vernon he we number | Visited Mrs. James. She said she had been as- . ng at '; to-morrow | Saulted Ly Loftus. On her resistit him he stand final ‘Sale to-mor- | Struck her and otherwise treated her in a most ——— omime nein ZT o'clock, Parties | brutal and erfel manner, inflicting painful 1n- Gesiring thounny themselves with guns pis | Juries upon her. De. Mekim stared, that the Wwls, or sporting /oods of any kind should at- | Woman's body showed signs of the correctness tend the closii mday and to-morrow. of her statement, as did other general symp- —— — ms. . Stiors for gentlemen, of the | Mr. Thomas asked to have the case continued cles styles andcuperion quilltye 4he tareest | indchaters amt aeae orate bereed at $1000, variety in the Distric! 816 7th st. | Mr: Campbell Carrington, who appented foF the officer, asked that bail Be fixed at $500. He CARINET PHOT: ft said defendant was present with Witnesses to Anished, good work. La show that the charge was false. tomorrow (Saturday) 2 ne Court continued the ease indefinitely, and ened on 0% | fixed bail at $1,000, which the office: 5 wis Give. each. “M. B. | Eiticer Loftus sald to & Sram reporter that OW ATIN ning dresses a spe- | lady 0 ciate, ‘a No. 1205. New ‘York avenue norte foe hoaeip re ino Basch yee eee Soe SA Se Es, Merely wise bt tried to Gulet, Mex datmos: but tailedogeio - then placed her under arrest. She lay déwn and refused togo to the station. She was then ‘ ven by’ @ col “desrars OLD SrAxd,” G19 D street, north: | hamed John Wedge. White Loftus was locking west, buys gent's first-class second-hand eloth- | the door of the house the colored man let her Ing. " Note by mail attended te escape," He dented ‘any knowledge of the 5 harge, Policeman Loftus has a good repu B.H. Warsrr’s Guide Book at all station- | (Bars grsand at his office, 916*F street. Price ten | Yom in South Washington. See — - The Baltimore M. E. Conference. Orations of Hon. Robert C. Winthrop and | THE OrENING OF THE ANNUAL SESSION IN Hon, John W. Dagiel, in a pamphiet of forty BALTIMORE YESTERDAY. es, price 15c. For sale by Gray &Glarkson, | The Baltimore annual conference of the ~ Methodist Episcopal chureh began its 101st ses- ‘Vusrr Picture GALLERY, 411 7th street. sion yesterday morning in Eutaw-street M. E. chureh, Baltimore. Bishop Randolph S. Foster of Boston, Mass., presided. The Sun says: Fusserx’'s Ice Ceram and Charlotte Russe,| Among the visitors present were Rev. ae © Dr. Chaplain MeCabe, missionary secre- Iuronraxt Noricr.—Our entire stock of| tary of the church, and Rev. Dr. Beots and shoes at a great sacrifice, as we must | Buckley, editor of the New York Christian Ad- yesate be the No reasonable | yooute: Rev. Elon Foster, of the New York con- ‘ence, and Bishop Wayman, of the A. M. E. chureh. One hundred and twenty-four prench- » thelr names. Rev. G. G. Baker sly re-elected secretary, and Mr. as bis assistants Rev. jlosepn R : Rev. J_.W: Comellus. “Rev. W. 3: ‘Douglass & S mn Cough Drops | Ferzuson was elected statistical secre mee is roais, D.S, and | named as his assistants Rev. Page Milburn, W. L. McDowell, Howard F. Downs, F.G. Porter, == W. R. Strickien, H.R. Savage, T. E. Peters an F Suor try Hahn's | &. Kolb, Rev. D. H.Carroll. submitted the re- For a TRULY ELEGAS s ladies" hand-sewed Paris or French Kid button | port of the trustees of the education fund of the erence, showing principal. re- boots, 816 7th street. ipts $8,159.71 Face nd eyesight fitted. Hempler’s, 4% st. Dieereete SORES. cosets, coat CITY AND DISTRICT. iscussion it was determined VISt. at all subscriptions to liquidate ehureh debts re oN’ during the past year are to be pul ed as cen- Rome nemel Seiya fennial contributions. Forn’s Orera Hovuse.—W.J. Scanlan in “The $$$ ——___ Gish Minstrel.” The Washington Conference. Atmaven’s Orena Hovse.—“Michael Strog-| ym nopy XoW IN SESSION AT EBENEZER 2 CMURCH—THE FREEDMAN'S AID SOCIETY AN- Dper Musevx.—Bijou Opera and Comedy | CiVECNC Ts Cae ‘GanquaNmicty. The Washington annual conference of the M. eee = Battal _ ezan yesterd shenezer church, oe ete shington, Bishop Merrill presiding. SAL RoLLER SKATING Risk, 611-613 | This conference represents the colored M. E. Essireet northwest. ehurehes of Virginia, Maryland, a portion of SKATING RINK open March 34,7 p.m. ve * NA cH — hotr | nsylvania and the Dist of Columbia. | were made by Bishop Andrews and Dr. Hunt, Condensed Locals. te lighted at 6:20 p. m. and extinguish: 5 a.t. aliers at the inaugural ball were tothe Independent Ice com- etary of the F P ere el ta ary meeting of the Freedman’s Aid'se was held last cvening in the Ebe- nezer church, The speakers were Dr. Frysinger, president of Centenary Biblical Institate, Balt! more, Md. who spoke in the interest of the edu- cation of the colored people, and Dr. MeKabe and Dr. Hurst, whospoke further on thesubject A. Rassett has been | TODAY'S SESSIONS daughter, Fanny | This morning's session of the conference was | taken up with the routine questions prescribed a the form of business. Tie conference will last night gradu- | continue in session till next Wednesday, when ‘of Dental sur- | the appointments will be announced. The anni Sirs Grand Opera | rs, Sherwood and of the late Geo, ing his effects to ti Bled, te ©. Bassett, ‘John E. admitted mith, of Wheeling, W. Va., has been | the District bar this Distr , & native of Ireland, whohad Knives and Pistols in a Sanctum. resident of this eity for many Years, en UPON EDITOR JOHN Q. THOMPSOS gaged in the livery business, died at his home, afiernoon there was an exeiting st micht. office of the Sunday Chronicle, Miicd Sistentiay Mottin | on 9th street. Mr. John Q. Thompson, the edt pneumonia, aged'77 years. The funeral wiil | tor and proprietor, had had a dispute regarding taice p srnoon from 1OO1 23d | . Wrizh Street, the residence of the daughter of the de- |. & friend of into the office with ceased, David M. Munro has sold to Mrs. Charlotte L. vi Mr. Thompson out: e to settle ing 110 acres, i Vr, Thompson, however, declined, Whitington, of this city. his farm in Mont gomery county, Md., cont: The East Washington Cleveland and Hen- is business thattend to such a @rieks club marched in line Wednesday with | y is said, thereupon came into forty-elzht men, instead of eight, as Incorrectly knife in his hand, and ad- re upon ‘Thomnson, Mr, i wer and fired ater. el fice with need, mpson te terday morning Mr. R. B. L. Fleming, while standing at the corner of Maryland ave: | pral spots a S, but without effect, nue and 9th street southwest, kuoeked | My. Ti a 'slieht w in the down by an ne and bis io wi 1 of Wright's knite, and his badly. "He was conveyed to his hom reoat Was ent in two ces, The three p) foreman of the office, Mr. Samuel pfdecoration of the | came to Mr. Thompson’ ce, Wits CUL ON Pension building to- he‘liserent intruders were finally Jt see- | ejected. and were arrested last nighton war assed a resoltition | runt<sworn out by Mr. Thompson, They sald = their chairman, | that Mr. Thompson fired at them before they Mr. E.G. Davis, “ior bis zeal and executive | assaulted hin, feeling assured that no one man con- ad tide POLIGe Ci aMASOAT: "d more to the success and grandeur of 5 a ae the inaucural ceremoniesof Cleveland and Hen- | J. C. Wright and Robert F. Sims, who isa wther of Capt. Sims, of Danville, Va., were @ricks than himself. ‘The special detectives brought here by In- | poth charged in the Police Court this morning with it and battery with intent to kill spector Byrnes. of New York. have kept aetrict wate over the crowds that have been rushing | WED : ; i 5 oh Fr john Q. Thompson, editor of the Sunday Chron eerste rresident.. One of them was | (ie, and the caces were continued indefinitely: always stationed at the White House door and | #/l", and the ea-ex were ecntinued indefinitely: ETA Seanad every person whopassed him. | cited that Mr. Therap-en was severely Cut ie that | in the back, and Was therefore unable to ‘ap- re to-day received a telegram from | the ebief of police of Bradford, Pa., st: Suis morning. He has Grecia aetna city | PSte, Wright was seen by a Stan reporter, and Free! in this cf he stated the was employed by Thompson The Busch Zouaves and the Pittsburg Randall | ** & i¢horter and solicitor of adv elub left for home about noon today on the B, | fF Which he (Thompson bef hbo and g ‘comprission, both ‘The will of the late Eliza Young was filed | Jy. Yestertay morning he sa; [eas She leaves her estate to her sisters, Josephine and Rebecca. Mrs. Florence Mur: "S will was also filed to-day, leaving her Property to her children, ny Fletcher, colored, Indicted for house- breaking in the night, at the residence of Rich- ard Crowther, on November 13th, was convic- ted in the Criminal Court to-day. FP street northwest. nthe’ Inaugu: day, and on motion of Gev retary of the committee, thanking and congratutad mms. who he went to the mpany with his boarding. 1 Thompson to make “refused todo. AS they Thompson said “you are .” when witness tured and ireful, that ladies were about, uld send a friend to see him Sims). In the afternoon he and it to the office, where Sims took in a from him (Wright) to Thompson, Which nded either an apology ora fight. Then tlle occurred, To PASSENGERS FLOM THE NORTH AND WEST VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILEOAD. ‘The passenger department of the Pennsylva- nia Railroad has arranged torun aspecial train, to leave the Baltimore and Potomac railroad : or ene cee ae eG cee | Boe tue watch trom tne man whyeeaete ine neet at Baltimore with the Niagara express for | idge told him that he was just as bad ay the the North This will allow those from | thief, and gave him six montis in Jail. @ distance ce at the Inanguration to ——— he nixbtofthe 6thand | A Coxpuctor’s Narrow EScaPe FROM IN- SUll be able to reach their homes before the limit | sraxt DeatH—Renjamin F. Dennis, a conduc. expires on their ticket, tor on the P., W. and B. railroad, on Wednes- ‘Henry Scott, a colored as charged in the Police jeving Mr. John Wright, gold watch valued at —-——__— Say evening fell from his train ahd was badly The Missing Boy. Injured, His train left this city at two o’cloc! Fo the Piaitor of Tae EvENrse Stan: with portion of the inaugural crowd. On ES rounding the curve below Newport Mr, Dennis oe Taine Red tee caenes fas been heard | attempted. to step ont on the end ofthe plate ; form to look if the signal lights ahead were Pieion, and I greatly regret what — et he He missed his footing and fell headlong: i. M. [tet SS | ground, striking on the left side of his head, upon which there isa severe contused Marriage Licexsrs.—Marriage licenses have | Deen issued by the clerk of the court to Martin | nd. “The train was running twenty-ive * an hour, and it isa wonder he was not J, Walsh, of Detroit, Mlch..and Kosa Bobb, of | Philadelphia: Thomas Eich 4 at once. "His arm and leg were badly in- . Borden, of Pi jured. George W. ‘THE REPUBLIC. a P. Elovd, of © 5 | Mr. John nly well known ‘ity as the head of « labor orgauization, urned up in IHinofs as a candidate for the d States Senate. Ata meeting of his ad- on the 25th of February an was by Mr. Hodnett, and it was that ax, in order to save the republic anarchy, it is necessary to have one man Noor of the Senate who understands the lnber question who has devoted his time ay © B to it for twenty years; a man who saved the na- : pnd Ida V. Crump, of Fairiix eo. | tion's capital during the terrible days of 1877, Va.; Henry Laurence and Margi et J. McE when the scenes of the French revolution were Yeary; Robert I and Frances Wormley.of | re-enacted at Baltimore and Pittsburg, and in M. Jones 3 carnage and -blood was the only. crop the ‘statesinen’ in the United States Sen- that time offered the American People, ceting requested the lezisiators at Spring. to vote for Hodnett as United States Sen- ns and Ella's cS. Masten, of Westticld, Pa., and Mollie it. Johnson and h of New Ezy a5 J. and Mary F. Lewis. of cone E. Wise hmiond, Baltimore, y and Maude H. Knox, Charles E. Dutz, of P. DratH of AN INavGreat Visrror.—Mr. Levi Watdley, of Strasburs, Lancaster county Who came here on Monday to witness U auguration, died ofheart disease at ee yesterday at 1417 Columbia street, the resi: ‘The Courts. E ence on. Mr. Waidiey was a Counr IN GENERAL Term. brother-in-law or Dr. Samue Houston and Mr. | yesterday, Hoppes agi, and was shout 63 | Baltimore ahd Ohio HA Co, ting member of the | of september 9, 1SS4, to quash executlon pro- with which: be ad | ceeding tinder order "of June 26, 1884, 5 | and submit by 3 ircle of friends, Toxlay, Speer agt. Coyle; on hearing. aa cmmevrr Covrr—Judge Coz. See ia os Teave Yesterday, Hutchinson agt Brown etal: five Was chaned ‘in the Police Court yesterday | 2ys to plead. Walsh, Hall & Co, agt. Balehel- Pith aeaulting a colored man named James | dei et al; to givesecurity for costs in thirty yee testified that thedetendant eatd he | Sic, ine «lary 20, plead. Sweeny & Gon age. sapere Cahge ip Bs €Co. get Rodler etal; judgment by default, ‘several tiisen: = thar United States use of Boudinot agt. Philip; se- W.P. Crews, of this eit rears of age.” He was a le Strasbur Ts, then struck hi Is jast as good as a white man on inauguration | CUrity for costs to be giv + dad - : ‘Today, Steele agt. Bunker, verdict for’ plat Meee iaten oe he nes Werner IG |e Scie tage haben cae Mr. VEEXOX.—The steamer W. W. Corcoran, | ®t DeVaughn et al.; do. for amount claimed. Capt. LL. Blake, will make two special trips Faurry CourtT—Judge Hagner, Paihis great Mecea of America on Thursday, | , Yesterday, King agt King; order int- day and Saturday. March 5,6 and 7, leat Ing Nath: ommers guardian ad litim, FUiestreet whar! at 10 un. and 240 pam. He | Talsin gt. Rutin pro confetso as to RD Ree turning to Washington at2and 5 p.m. One | Merritt axt. Geyer; defendant's petition to take trip Sunday at 10 am. testimony overruled. ——— Today, Williams ‘agt. Williams: test! THRoveH Ratt. Connections NortH_anp | ordered taken before H. Nelson. Paxtort East.—Bear in mind that the West Shore | Paxton; do. before J. Cruikshank. Fisher route is the only road making direet eonnée- | Sharon: do. before L. C. Williamson. Sm! fon with the Pennsylvania railroad tn Jersey | Set. Smith; sale ordered; R. T. Greener a] Sr ak points fn Now York state, Vermont | Poihted truntec, Saunders at saunders sale how Hi. un] ire, Montreal and Canada East. agt. iams; time for Ask for tickets by above route, filing amended answer extended. ———>—__ CRIMTNAL Ce Lexnre ar Avcrios.—Walter B.Witiams| | Yesterday, John. Hugheo: wed Mam € Co. auctioneers, will sell on Louislana ave- | Hughes, housebreakti night; inne, betireen 6th nd 7ih streets northwest, at | John Coole, wins Geo Roden, sees 12:80 o'clock tomorrow, ubout 12,000 feetor ber used for Tammany headquarters. Victims of the Thieves. ANOTHER LONG LIST OF ROBBERIES REPORTED. ‘Among the robberies not reported is that of a lady from N. C.,-residing on K street, who had diamond cross valued at twelve hundred dollars stolen—J. W. Daly, was knocked down treet day night and robbed of black owl pin with pa gold haat Case watch, chain ‘value —Mr. Hall ‘Mitch- Tenn., had bis ofa gold _watel with '3;and Mr. E. 0. Dodge, ee dice raeemeeg) at thesame ime.—The house of Hon. George B. on the PierceMill road, was broken ope! day and aquantity de A. Maar, of the 181 watch worth Mr. Benjamin Fawsett,ofColesville, Montgom- wae robbed of his poc! 934 O street, was entered Wedn of jewelry and Miss Spindle's Inaugur- iress were taken.—Miss 'W. Va.,had her pocket picked on the th strect and Pennsylvania avenue f her return ticket and a small Mr. J.@V. Holland saw the to headquarters and Informed the officers, and the two crooks were arrested and taken to headquartera—Mr. J, Street southwest, reports oranges taken from his wagon near Baltimore and Potomac depot by’ the sol- diers of the 4th, 8th and 14th regiments Penn- —A couple of trunks, ‘wehels were taken from and locket, in. ell, of. room robbed jewelry stolen—A\ ers county, M act and hastene sylvania national camp chest and a lotof s the quarters of the 16th regiment at the City Rugg, Jamestown, N. pockets in front of b instant, a gold heavy case ‘valued at $75.— form of an outgo- stolen from_his stand, on the 41 wateh and agold-plated chain, Mr. Albert C. Hovey, on plati ing train at the Battimore and Ohio d wallet coataining $155, three cert! deposit in a “dassachusetts bank,valued at $188, —Col. J. M. H. Hollings: Vashington, on @ 7th street car ket picked of a val- ‘watch.Robt. “Bell, of lost his gold_ watel on an avenue car—J. F. ville, Tenn., lost on avenue car his H. C! Pennington, Seaford, Del. picked of a gold wateh worth $' ‘of Wythe county, Va., was relieved of his book with notes for’$270.—C. B, Town, of the Delaware legislature, had his pockets icked of $410and valuable lepot this ‘morning —TI Q street, on the 4th, had stolen from him'gold mens, ladies seal rin} his house was entered ment window.—Mr. R. J. Beall’s house was en- instant and jewelry stolen. — House on the 4th and a note for worth, of West Yalued at $57.50 1306 V street was entered instant by thieves, who forced the basement jewelry, &c., valued at % George B. Philli Island avenue, was entered on the 4th Instant by thieves, who forced the basement door and liver plate, ete., valued at $94.— ir, R. H. Spindle’s door and stole —The house of stole jewelry, The amount taken from M residence, 934 O street, on the 4th, in dresses roperty of Mrs. roop, and Miss MeDermott, of Montgomery coun- nnsylvania ave- lost his silver Yesterday, between 8 a pocketbook con- taining $75 in cash was taken from Mr. Watson, who lives at No. 714 K street north- fobn White, No. 800 P street northwest, diamond pin, cameo The house was en- ty, Md., at a resi nue on the night of the 4th, watch worth o'clock and 2 o'clock p. m. lost ‘an amethyst’ rin; ring, all valued at $3' tered by forcing the rear door. fet Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tite EVENING STAR, TING CREEK BRIDGE.—The work upon Hunting creek bridge will be completed this month, and the structure turned over to the Mt. Vernon distritt authorities of Fairfax county, An improvised foot bridge is already in use at the ereek crossin; CORPORATION the Mare: term of the corpe Monday at the new courthouse, be without a jury, and devoted to the chancery eases, motions abd probate business, ‘Tuk Wouxpgp. and Stewart, and Engines Brac recoveriug trom the injuries inflicted upon th by the rafiroad accident at Four-mile run, are all now so far improved that their return to postal clerks will in i dock house for Wash- Robert An- Covnr.—Judge Mead will open ion court next ‘The term will tal clerks, Med who are here health is certain. short time leave the Bra NEW SUPERINTENDENT.—Col. drews, the new superintendent of the Virginia Midland railroad, has taken posse: office ip the Midiand building on and entered upon the discharge of li John H. Howard ha pointed pastor of Trinity M. E. church here, vice Rev. J. E. Edwards, who has been trans: ferred from the Virgin.a to the Baltimore con- ference.——The Alexandria club entertained the Prince William Farmers’ club on the inauguration, at the club room: street.—A number of fish ben: hes in the mar- terms of sale. nto the grand ‘i with robbing Lr. J. H. Ward of $40. id in Jail in de- fault ‘of “batl.—There was une prisoner and lodgers at the station house this morn- t court sent to jail Nanny Lucas and ‘on, ali_ colored, disorderly and un- he tines imposed.—The iuneral ‘hter of Mr. C. M. Suthar ‘noon from y amie Suthard, daug took place this’ after street.—Both the Columbia ¢ and the Relief truck com this evening. Receiver M ‘cent to the depositors of the broken F, . Savings bank, making in ail G1 per cent paid since the bunk was closed sume. ¢: years ago..—Among the visit st few day's have been the Hay larbury 1s py adelphia, John Shetzline, W. Riley Emanerson Is quite this city —The pi dria with the crowd. is pocket picked ys street depot. Kpockets came to Alexane “apt. James Johnson jterday “at the Fuyi Mn. GLapsTong IcNores THR QUEEN's Ap- rted from London (hat after the division on the vote of consur vised Mr. Gladstone to resign and to reconstruct which should be based upon a thor- consistent forei stone declined to resigi held power under a commi: vice.—It ts re} the queen ad- ——__-+or_____ HoNoRINnG Ex-Pri meeting of the Ne' merence yesterday speech In which ‘he administration of ex-Pri presented the recommendation of ve committee that Mr. Arthur be member of the chamber. jon was adopted aud Mr. Arthur elected Axsowvrery Prone ARTHUR—At the ‘ork chamber of com- Cornelius N. Bliss made a yarmiy commended the ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold ia competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, SoLD oNLY IN caNB RovaL ‘Baxsixo Powpzn Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. 18 SPRING. A RESURRECTION oF fure’s latent forces is taking place. Like the world around you, renew your coniplexion, invigo rate your powers, cleanse the channels of life. Ayer's ‘Sarsaparilia is the means to use for this purpose, YOUR HAIR TURNING GRAY ANDGRAD- ‘ually falling out? Hall's Hatr Retiewer will restor® it to tteoriginal color, and stimulate the follicles to produce a new and luxuriant growth. It also cleanses ‘the scalp, eradicates dandruff, and is a most agreeable ‘and barmless dressing. Cazrens IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL cost, BARGAINS! BARGAINS? BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, FANCY SILKS, SILK VELVETS, BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS AND SATINS AT ACTUAL COST NUNS VEILINGS, wide double width, pure wool, ae BARGAINSn! IETING COMMON, ‘VELVET, real value, : pate nee 50 eal value, 61.25; reduced to actaal SILKS, real value $1.00; redaced to Affairs in West Washington. SUDDEN DEATH oF A WELI-ENOWN CITI- ZEN.—Mr. Jenkin Th. mas died last night at his residence, 3026 N street, after a short fllness, in the 79th year of his age. Mr. Thomas came to this place from Wales when butalad, and bas since, up to the date of his death, resided here. ‘The deceased at the time of his death was presi- dent of the Oldest Inhabitants’ Association and member of large number of beneficial so- cieties. It will be remembered that his wife died about three months ago. The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon from his ae residence, and will no doubt be largely atten the deceased being well known for his many good traits of character. E ‘THE FUNERAL of the late Benjamin J. Dar neille,whose death was mentioned In THE ST. took place yesterd: afternoon from bis Tesidetice, ‘No. 2722 N street, Rev. Drs, Power and Lindsey officiating. A’ large throng of friends and relafives followed the remains to Oak cia cemetery, Where the interment took Ocetrred. : THE Ick BLOCKADE of the river is broken from the Aqueduct bridge to the Long bridge. Wast WASHINGTON CASES IN THE POLICE Covrt.—Henry Smith, the smail colored boy who cut Charles Rittor in the face with a knife some time ago because he retused Smitha piece of orange, was charged in the Police Court this Morning with assault and battery. fe pleaded. ity, and was sent to the Keform school dur- ing minority. John W. Hanson was fined $5 for disturbing the quiet of the town, THE CaNat.—If the present mild weather continues it is expected to have the water on the Cumberland division by the end of next week. A Cumberland special to the Baltimore Sun says: So far there are no indications as to the amount of coal to be sent by cat or when the companies will be ready to ship. Tue WATER on the Georgetown level of the canal has been drawn off. =e CANADA ON THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.—0} the President’s inaugural address the Tornto Mail says: “The advocacy of the polley of non-Intervention in foreign politics or broiis is ‘one jn which we in Canada are very much In- terested, for so long as the United States keeps peace with the greater powers, so long will our relations with the repubite be free from danger Of severance by European causes of quarrel. ‘That part of the address which refers to the tariff {s not reassuring to those who expected free trade propagandisin, ‘The address, on the whole, is dignified and creditable.” CITY ITEMS. R. C. Lewis’ Celebrated Hats. Best $5 Silk Hat, sotd in this city; Elegant Brown and Black Sts! Hats, $2, $2.50; Stetson’s and other best makes, fine soft Hats} Yety good Derby's (brown or bidck) for $1.00; AUR. C. Lewis’,920 7th st., between Iand K nw. friends with you mids Mammoth House- furnishing Establishment, 812-Tth st. n. w., where the following extraordinary bargains will be offered; fancy splash mats %e; handsome cigar stands only 69¢, worth $1.50; extra silver plated table knives 6 for 79c¢; Princess brass clocks ; hassocks Of fancy carpets 29¢c; table mats 3 in a set, 10c; perfumery stand with bot- tle 59e, worth $1.25; plain goblets 6 for 25e; with engraved band 6 for 31¢; nickel plated cuspadores 49¢; hand painted’ English china tea sets, 56 pleces only $5.95; exe cups5e; tumb- lers 6 for 15¢e; 1 silver glass spoon holder with 6 silver plated tea spoons 49c; crystal glass breakfast sets,30 pieces,only $1. some handpainted fruit plates 3: pepper stands 7e; silver glass vases @ pair; covered cut glass butter dishes 17¢; handsome engraved wine decam with 6 glasses to match only 69¢; decorated English china tea and din- ner sets combined,130 pieces only $16.48, worth $22.; handsome hund painted el 10 pieces $4.69, worth $7.; also great bargain: various other articles suitable for presents, Special Saic of Colored Ginssware to-morrow only at M. Augenstein’s, 817 7th st. n.w., When following great bargains will be sold: 4 doz. colored goblets, 59c.; 4 doz. tum- blers, all colors, 49¢.; 4 doz. colored” wine glass large colored egg ‘glasses, 47c. % a gz. footed fruit saucers, assoited col lored fruit bow! on stand, ored p dishes, 1 glass water pitchers, sheets shelf paper, 9c. and 50 clothespl extra size, 59e.; 48 wooden water bucket Be: step ladders, 74¢.: S4e.; zine washboard s jt. covered bucket, Ge; ters, 9c.” Headquarters for baby arrlages, trunks, &¢., sold at manufacturer's prices. 1 Fresh Supply New Spring Style Derbys, $1.7 only,at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depoty7th and A, ‘Selling at $2.50 every where else, 1 Noteworthy Bargains at Hahn's Reliable Shoe House, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania‘avenue, Ladies! fine kid button, $2, worth $2.50. Ladies’ $1.25 kid and button buttonholes; solid, st and waranted, Ladies’ $1.50 goat and kid button box, or common sense toe, Ladies’ kid opera toe slippers, 50¢. Gents’ button, 81.75, equal {6 any $2.50 shoe. Onr regular gents’ sty mand laced. Special barga and ‘boys’ fife boots Handsome Silk Searfs for men and ho; only, aljAuerbach's Bleyele Shirt Depot, Unusually Attractive Offering of excellent wearing, ppers at the popular nd 461 Penne pat Shoes, with $1.17; Boys! fine narrow hoes, $1.17: Children’s 1 Shoes Children’s pete Heel worked button-hole Entton Shoes, $7e d button holes, extra fine Kid and_ Pebble Gout nd widths, $1.97; Ladies’ swith Soft’ flexible © heels, or wide toe 47; Ls House Slippers, Men's Carpet Slippers, 37 Button “or Lace Shoes, §: Men's Solid Leather Gaiters, $1.47; Men's Lace Shoes, good quality, $1.17 1 Needles, Shuttles, Attachments and Repairs for every Sewing machine manufactured the Past 25 Years, at_ Auerbuch’s Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. 1 Iron-clad Shoes for Young Ameriea. Boys’ $1 substantial school shoes, Youth's $1 solar tipped button, Misses’ $1 heel or spring hee! button, tefilld’s Goe. and 75e. heel and spring heel but- n. Child's 75e, and 90e, solar tipped button, 1 Hahn's, 816 7th street, and 1922 Pa, ave, i “ave. Misses Pebble worked button holes toe and tipped Button. all-sorid Leathe Kid and Pebble. Infants’ fine Ki¢ La Pebbt Just received from the leading manufacturers, ‘will be offered atlow prices at R. Goldschmids, 812-7th st. nw. 2 Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts at Auer- bach’s Bicycle Shirt D 7th and H 1 Thornton’s Emulsion $f, Bure Cod Liver ON with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired nutrition and general debility; eas and pleasant to take. Prescribed by’ physk- cians. Sold by Drusgists. Lange bottles 0c, Manufactured’ by W. E. Thornton, corner Bab tmore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. mW; Mothers, Ifyou are failing, broken, worn out and ner- Yous, use “Wells’ Health Renewer.” $1, Drug- gists, 8 “Alderney Dairy Wagons. Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn- Ing, and deliverca In halé-pound “Ward” prints 50c. per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter= milk and Sweet Milk, Se. per quart, Créam 15e. pin Tsavovrarion Newa FOR $25 YOU CAN BUY A FINE SATIN LINED FULL DRESS SUIT WORTH §50, FOR $15 YOU CAN GET A BLACK DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT SUIT WORTHY $25. FOR $15 YOU CAN GET A FINE CORKSCREW OR WORSTED 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY SUIT AS GOOD AS ARE SOLD FOR $25, FOR $7.50 YOU CAN GFT AS GOOD A BUSINESS / SUITAS ELSEWHERE FOR $15. FOR $15 YOU CAN GET A CHINCHILLA SUR- TOUT OVERCOAT FORMER PRICE $30. OR $6, $7.50, $9, $10, OR $12, YOU CANGET OVERCOATS FORMERLY SOLD FOR DOU- BLE THE PRICE. BOYS AND CHILDREN’S SUITS AND OVER- COATS AT PERFECT SLAUGHTER PRICES. ODD PANTS AT HALF FORMER PRICES, GOSSAMERS AND RUBBER COATS REGARD- ‘LESS OF COST OR VALUE, ar THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND ¥ STREETS, BE SURE ANE COME T0 THE CORNER. ne Canuczs + A large stock of i Bev yery low prices. AMUSEMENTS. : DRY GOODS. INAUGURATION BALL ROOM TO BU OPENED ALL DAY TODAY, FRIDAY, MARCH 6TH, 4ND 4 CONTINUOUS 80 MANY THOUSAND PERSONS WERE UN- ABLE TO OBTAIN ADMISSION TO THE IN- AUGURAL BALL ROOM LAST NIGHT THAT IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED BY THE EXEO- UTIVE COMMITTEE TO GIVE A CONTINUOUS CONCERT TODAY (FRIDAY), MARCH 6TH, THE BALL ROOM WILL BE OPENED FROM 10 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, AND A CON- CERT WILL BE GIVEN FROM 11 A.M. TO1P. Mt FROM 2 P.M. 10 5 P.M FROM 8 P.M. TO90 P, M. IN ORDER TO AFFORD AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL OUR CITIZENS WHO HAVE CON- TRIBUTED 80 UNIVERSALLY TO MAKE THE INAUGURAL CEREMONIES AND CELE- BRATION AN UNPARALLELED SUCCESS, IT HAS BEEN DECIDED TO REDUCE THE PRICE OF ADMISSION TO 4% AS THE DECORATIONS MUST BE RE- SATURDAY, THIS WILL BE THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE GREAT BALL ROOM AND ITS BEAUTIFUL APPOINT- TWO ENTRANCES AND EXITS FROM 5TH STREET AND G STREET. rorvs-scanta: TRISH MINSTREL. ‘Ten Bright ar@ Charming Songs To-night. BOO MATINEE, DUST EAIL 10 BE TO HEAR PERK-A-bO0. TO HEAR BYE BYE, BABY, BYE BYE. TO HEAR SOMETHING FOR THE BABIES, ADMISSION TO BALCONY ONLY 25 ©) NTO BALCONY STO BALCONY ie, anid the Stel OUI CHOGCHT Pay Also, a Grant Olio Lerormanse ‘& Gray, Phillips COL. GOSHEN, Barnum's Great Gi! ‘ew Curiosities. tAOQRDINARY THE CELEBRATED COMEDIAN, . B. BISHOP, wiDOW BEDOT.” 10 p.m. introducing Vivian & Bach, Conway & Stanley, Hefron lant, and Six Other HIS GREAT S\ ‘Musenm open from 10 ‘Adinission to all only G, March 6th, (A MEAUGHTS GHtAS EVERY EVENING, SATURDAY MATINEE. A Grand Production of the Majestic Dramatic Spectacle, in 5 Acts and 10 Tablgaux, MICHAEL STROGOFF, New and Magnificent Scenery, ‘Mounted Cavalry, Military Bands, And a grand ballet, led by WLLE ADELE CORNALBA. MONDAY, MARCH 9—BUNCH OF KEYB. sa-Sale of Seats Now Open at the Box Office. mh5 WE LAST QUARTER AT MRA FLORA DENNISON'S Popular’ DANC Whiere the latest unces are asugit, wilt begin SATURDAY, the 14th instant. desirous of having thelr C tpstrcted fn the Art of A the last Quarter, aa preparal meheed for wae OPERA HOUSE CING ACADEMY, For further information call at National Rifles’ Hall lursday or Saturday afternoon. {AL ROLLER SKATING RINK, 611-613 E STREET, ‘Near Post Office Building. OPEN MARCH 3D, 7 PM 12,000 Feet hard Maple Floor Skating Surface, 188 HOMER, WHO HAS HAD THE FINEST ‘MiSocat instruction in tuis and tovelgn counts ving studied for two years with Mme. in Volce Culture at WE FOURTH CONCERT IN THE, Hl e given at the roxram has bech atrahgeds PiReverved seats at Lilie Coca, Single admission 25 cents, mb2-5t. Hee, ‘Late 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 CELEBRATED CASE, THE UNION SQUARE THEATER SUCCESS circle, 10 cents; admlaslon to vance without extra, ‘sor ‘In future Box Office opea 8a, atid 7 pm. overture March heh ‘An attractive eee UNGH LSS ar rae wowass EXCHANGE, | Daily from 11 to 2 o'clock. beginning MONDAY, ‘March 2d, Inanguration week. ae Coffee, Tem Tolls, Cake. fsa ‘SEATS Cer rot ALL THE THEATERS. ja173m_ Pennsylvania avec cor 11th et SEWING MACHINES, &c. (LARK’S BEST MACHINE COTTON, SIX eee : Soring Machine ‘Rooms, 7th end ‘H. The Noiseless “New American, No. 7," the silent “New Automatic,” New Domestic Eeraist dee eee eee he eee my 2 od Send for price list. Office, rth and i, ‘aa Asove Ast Courerrors 8 OPENHEDMER & BRO, 528 Oth street northwest, St. Cloud Sole for the Light Tuning New Home and Old Sewing iachines taken in Au SrAping ladies and misses garments apd Bazar at e ng: é Fitting Patterns. ‘eGREAT “HOUSEHOLD” WITH OUR NEW set of Attachments in a Velvetlined Box, makes the finest outfit for family" sewing ever yet offered; Also the Silent White, New Home. Domestic. Every thing at MCKENNEY'S, 427 Oth stow. see WOOD AND COAL. OAL. ven. ‘Woon. JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD: TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS S.W. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE. 1202 F street northwest. 1515 7th street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest 1112 9th street northwest, Corner 3d and K streets northwest 221 Pennsylvania avenue sor:thwest. uals ie “Never Ler Your Cuaxces LIKE SUNBEAMS PASS YOU BY," BUT GRASP THE SITUATION ALWAYS AND MAKE GOOD USE OF YOUR SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES, PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, ALL WOOL, $11. This is a startling announcement, but fact, never- theless, G. A. RB SUITS, ALL WOOL, INDIGO, 2 SETS BUTTONS, $9.50. We used the knife on this line and cut deep without drawing blood. SPRING OVERCOATS, WITH SILK FACINGS, ALL WOOL, $4.73. Beyond question the cheapest garments ever offered in the District 800PAIRS OF MEN'S CHEVIOT PANTS, STRICTLY ALL WOOL, $2.50. This is no “fairy tale,” but the plain unvarnished tru, ADLER'’S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Corner Massachusetts Avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Notwithstanding the “bulldozing” policy adopted by the would-be “Bosses” of the Clothing Trade in this market, we beg to say to the PEOPLE that we shall continue,the good work begun by cutting FANCY PRICES" unmercifully, and finally bring to naught the “bousters’” ousted feat of having educated the people of the District of Columbia up to the standard ot FANCY Prices 2a Open evenings until 9;Saturdays until 11. £28 = Srrcut Nonce IRFSPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULDPARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THEWELI- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON WHICH I CONSIDER ASGOOD IF NOTSUPERIOR TOSTEAM HEAT! T ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELI-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMESSPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS ABOVE. "FOR ECONOMY AND HEAT- ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE INREFERRING TO. ACALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILI, Excrvstve AGENT, p26 No. 452 PA. AVE, NEAR 44 STREET. Aw Opporresrry For Art TO BUY RELIABLE AND FIRST-CLASS CLOTH- ING AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. ‘Noneshould delay, but call at once, and seeourstock ot MEN'S, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, AT OUR SPECIAL 10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS. 10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS. 10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS. NO MISREPRESENTATIONS, NO MISREPRESENTATIONS. NO MISREPRESENTATIONS. of his money, and that every garment we selJ shall ‘do good service to the wearer to the fall amount of its ‘cost, and bring the purchaser back to us again. NOAH WALKER & 00., TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, set 625 Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘OUSE PAINTS CAN UGHT CHEAPER AT cient of | TASU Sicc Dealer in ‘Supplies, Nos. 908, 910, 912 9146. three doors west of ‘Patent: im- me ing Sedona ules arog. Gast bay even the amallest quantity of wile lead oils, vat- x Orin oll), ete. send your sadscoron 5 eiprinced list of article Pa eee es i ence eee fe meget ee eee, See aan ne eRtle price an tho oldest painter bays the “After ining my pricelist, send your orders by ‘Messenger, ‘mail, will be. Elfed proniptiy,'and iba bape pte i collec ‘The other departments of my have grown tention tone 4 mand expe Wy having P acing Sjolverten, 18 secure si Gai share of the LADIES’ GOODS. Serixa Ovexrs: ON MONDAY, MARCH 9n, AND CONTINUING DURING THE WEEK. SEATON PERRY, (Srecesson To PERRY € BROTHER) DR THE REST CLASS. NE} COMPLETE. STOCK. OF FRENCH ABRICS, FOR PLAIN AND COM: BINATION SULTS. “LATEST IMPORTATIONS” IN PARIS ROv- RETTBS, LOUISINES, JERSEY AND CHIN, SIL SURAHS. RHADAMPS AND SATIN DUCHESSE, oe tOM Fhe. TH $3.00 PER YAR NEW TWOTONE RQCADED VELVETS AND PADOUI SATING. TIES IN VELVET GRENADINES DPEAU OVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED INDIA PON- BEST GU ALITY BUFF INDIA PONGEE FOR S00 ” YARD NOVELTIES IN PARIS AX LIN SPRING WRAIN AND EMBROWDERE IMERE NEW AND CORRECT st IN PARASOL, SUN UMBRELLAS AND ESHADES. D SGENUINE SCOTCH ZEPHY RS. MBRONDEREL (AND CASHMERE HANDKERCHIE LADIES sacrrox REAL Krp | BETTE RQUAT ITY THAN CENTER | MANES POR S150, EVERY PAIR GUAR Ba CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AN: OOfikECT PRICES PEAIN Fi seal SEATON PERRY, Prow Sis. Prnow Suaxs GREATEST VARIETY. CHEAPEST PRICES | MBRIC PILLOW SHAMS, TRIMMED WITH HAMBURG INSEK FINE TUCKING, CAMBRIC RUFFLES FORMER PRICE $1.59. gio i oe OUR PRICE Ss. 1444 35 adits BaF ae he CAMBRIC PILLOW SHAMS, TRIMMED WITH HAMBURG RTING, FINE TUCKING EMBROIDERED RUFFLING; IS A BARGAIN AT S325 gfen™a fh oe $ a ourrrice *3, Pie 4 8s i ee AL SALE OF CORSET COVERS. THFSE ARE U DLY THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER OFF! FOR THE MONEY. 300D MATERIAL, HIGH .AT 17¢; REGULAR 2c. COR- BEST FITTING, WITH LACE “KAT 2) ©: fT, FINE CAMBRIC, TRIMMED NICELY, WITH TORCHON LACK, AT 39¢; FORMERLY SOLD AT 59. ARING SALE OP LADIES' FELT ND FLANNEL SKIP ARE AN: DISPOSE OF, AS WE WISH THE SOLD AT A RIG Dt JERSBYS! JPRSEYS" JERS! LOWER TI LOWEST WE HAVESUCCEE! RCH ASING FROM 4 LEADING MANUFACTURER OF NEW YORK 0 DOZEN YS, GOOD QUALIT FITTING, ALL St WHICH WE SHALL PLACE ON OUR COUN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, AS A SPECIAL BARGAIN. ONLY ONE OF THESE WILL BE SULD TO ANY PURCHASER, DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT OUR BOOK AND STA TIONERY DEPARTMENT: ARE NOT HAVING At OF OLD AND Shor ERYTHING EN THUS DEI | AND FRESH, AND ARE BELNG OF FEED POSI- TIVELY LOWEE THAN ANY OTEK HOUSE ENGRAVED PLATE AND 50 CARDS (CRANE'S BEST STUCK), AT 86 CENTS. WORK DELIVERED AT TWE! NUTIC NTY-FOUR HOURS LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422 424, ax 426 SEVENTH STREET. mi E. G. Dav, 719 MARKET SPACE. BLACK AND BLACK AND WHITE DRESS Goops, OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT IS FULL OF BAKGAINS. NEW AND ELEGANT LINE oF NCH SATINES, FIGURED AND PLAIN. ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, PLAID aND STRIPED, NEW WHITE GOODS. MANY OTHER DESIRABLE FABRIGS. BLACK HOSE. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON HOSE. POPULAR GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES. E.G. DAVIS, f19 CORNER §rm axp MARKET SPACE. Grear Banca ‘Ss I Sums. The COMFORT SHIRT, made of Wamsutta Cotton and ‘Richardson Linen, Keeuforced, ready for the Wash (ub, for only “So cents. Just think! Only ‘SS. ceuts for the Finest Ds ‘Ask to see the C1 ) SHIRT, made sd Fine Linen, of “Fruit of the 1 cent to order for $7.50. only. $0 cents. Teg six Bini ness shirts made to onder. MINTER UNDELW EAI ut 20 per cout lean tha cat, at the SALTIMORE BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, ns 1002 F st nw. Pore Aso Isviconama ‘Those who may wish to purchase, elther as a dell- cious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an UNA- DULTERATED WHISKY, are invited to makea trial of the celebrated brand. UEPR PPP ERR RRR TTTT 4 UP PRR RR Le a ea a ww e P EEE R WEA Wgssy' weewn et Wow HE TT SSs WoW Hh HS ‘This Whisky, upon an analytical examination, has Proved to be free from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to givea fictitious age and flavor to this poplar drink. FOR SALE BY Browning & Midtleton, Barbour 4 Hamilton, J. B. Bryan & Bro, ©.C. Bryan, Sole Proprietors, ASK FOR IT. ‘For sale im Bottles by DeslersGenerally, and in Ceska and Bottles by the agent : SAMUEL C PALMER, 1224 20h aw. ‘Telephone 454. 20 By Special Warrants of Appointment to the QUEEN OF ENGLAND, | ‘The Princess of Wales, ‘The Emprem of Ramla, The Queen of Portagal, ncess of Germany, &c., 2. LADIES’ TAILORS AND HABIT MAKERG, TRAVELING COWS: Isle of Wight. LONDON: 26 Conduit Street. PARIS: 242 Rue NEW YORK: 210 Fifth Avenve 1132 Broadway. MR. REDFERN ‘Wl be at the ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON, MARCH NINTH, TENTH AND ELEVENTH, torecelve orders from Ladies for thelr SPRING AND SUMMER GARMENTS. A laree Sulte of Rooms has been engaged expremiy to show the latest, “REDFERN IDEAS” for Spring and Summer wear. Mr. Redfern will btm self take all measures for GOWNS, JACKETS, Eto, and a perfect ft will be guaranteed, #2°The Showroom will be open to receive orders from 9 am, 105:30 p.m, 28,06,7,8,9,10 A FRESH AND LOVELY COMPLEXION Is the result of uring the Famous PASTILLES DE FLORE White and Tinted.) Ask Drugrists and Perfumery Dealera mb2-1w® SSM. CAVANAUGH HAS MOVED Ht Dress and Clowk Making Parlors from 40 ‘Oth and E streets nw. Hley's Dry Good sore. ret. With improved hooks, will not Prices ranging warranted: “Also, Gi Sui 7 Cote Trovise, Paris. Jans Foor & Co, 54 AND 56 N. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE, Are opening daily the latest Novelties tn 2 MISSES SPRING WRAPS, 5.50 up, in all the new iors, Jersey Walsts $1.50 to $20. In all shapes and colors. Chenille Mantles and Capes $6 up. Embroidered and Beaded Fichus, ‘Chudds Shawis in all colors, ‘Mises’ and Children's Wraps tn great variety. audies wil find it te their terest to Funower 0 p= LADIES OF WASHINGTON. MISS ELLA QUINN, of 13th and Chestnut streets, isat Mme. Palmer's, 1107 Festreet northwest, week, where she has on display a select ansorument Fine Freach Hair Goods in the very latest Raby Rang, Pompadore Bang, Princesse de Sagoo oversthing connected with the hair trade. ‘The most select coods at altnost com price, F28-4° DYEING, SCOURING AND cating Pstablismenit, 1205 New York ave. n. Gente Garments Dyed, hed 1 the moat waperlor wet and Party Drewes a ithout belns ripped formerly with A. Fischer. a. Manas C. P. Mri OF 18 EAST 28TH ST, NEW YORK, ‘Wil open a new Case of BALL DRESSES MONDAY, FEBRUARY 93. 1834 F ST., WASHINGTON. Imported Costumes, Wraps and Tres ‘and Ball Dressejust Kinds of Lavilew’ ai Cleaned ‘and tt Novelties in Dinm filled wt short notice. Mas Sean Rereees, 605 Oth street, opposite Patent Offcs, Opened a large and complete assortment of HAM. BURG EDGES and INSERTINGS, EMBROIDERY, ORIENTAL, TORUHON, ME DICIS and other TRIMMING LACES. Select and large stock of Ladies’ aad Children's HO SIERY, CORSETS, SILK and KIDGLOVES, HAND KERCHIEFS, RIBBONS, NECK RUCHINGS ané CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS, ‘care given to Inauguration Ball Dresara treet Suite a specialty. SET, OFFOSITE PATENT OFFIOR apame Enora Sova, of 305 Fifth Avenue, New York, Is located for the season at 1335 F STREET NORTHWEST, With Imported Ball and Evening Dresex also 28-2m Street Costumes and Wraps, Mac J. P. Pare ‘No, 1107 F street northwest, ‘Will offer this week her entire stock of IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS, of bb design, at from 25 to 33%; ‘tur Teas tian former pricen i order to clone Uaeu Cok PARTICULAR AMJENTION GIVEN TOORDERR Fremrs et co 8 Garments, also, No. GS Ran ad YE Plunu“Cloace, Crape Vella, Eawen Gioven, ease Juste A eh cinerea owe their: ai a and pee etches nn EVERY GAEMEN 0 EVERY GARMENT FULL PERERCT SHAPE, BADE i meine Sa ee