Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING ate, |S ¥ STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©., oo LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFIce oF THE CHre® SiGXAt OFFICER. Wasmixerox, 1). C., Marc 1855, 10a. m. F mi: y esta cold fair r the hs rly winds, risin 1a . middie and + weather Is indi- lantic states, lower lake A COMING COLD WAVE. ave signal. hi : orderea up at in the easterly. tem- jezrees In next 24 1, the Violet Plug sirable in th It fs for sale by | the brand: Tt disappoint vou, dust Eastwax’s Atom. PRErexe feljneen of alt perfumes, Rexovarixc ing dresses a spe- slalty, at No.1 « York avenue north- west.” Mrs. C1 om Paris, formerly with A. Fische SKATING Ri BH. Warxe Tp.m. $ Gu k at all station- em and at his.vtlice, street. Price ten cents. iat Skatine Risk open March 34,7 p.m, Frscrin’s Ter Che \% and Charlotte Russe, 1427 Now York ave Invortast § Doots and shoe Yuente by the Offer refused. stock of at March. Fixtures i HEIMER & BRO., SOS 7th street, cery ‘The very. dozen, with @ thirteenth: painted. 1109 Pennsylvania ave- nue, Kets heme Antrrictat Eves, Hempler’s, 4% and Penna. av ue. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:25 p. m. and extinguished ant, “of jand Mil. ing tot have been suid to Dr, in Montgomery © devisees of Ged J. B. Clark, of this county, Union V eran Corps, t evening. considerable busi- ri» he given soon by the J, and resolutions epresentative Randi Of the bill to place Gen. list ybn Towlize, a colored boy 12 years old, was run over by'a Washington 2.4 Georgetown ret car, on Pennsylvania avenue, between hand ‘ZOU streets, lust evening. ’His head was injured and his left arm crushed, He was taken to the Children’s huspital Sarah H. E. Ryan thee Ellis), today by A. Le Merrim e frem E married February s desertion In March, Jobn EF. Fersuson and W. B. Dyer | were accepted @& petit jurors in the Criminal Court, ‘ture on reet rian ehurch, Presbyte cers of Mount Z Fallowi Sunday sc Wm. Pittis, superintendent Henry Wabley, zhton, see cusurer; John Daish, | ruary 21 and M stamped, eontain- mument celebration nies and the ball, i in any quan? ncluding postage, a that Mr. Robt. Mr. J. Q < that instead of myson sassailants headed niling himsel and the finan be mie of the assat son. Mr. Shnms sf if Mr. Th nan in de that gentle ‘ Bray riminal Court this morning petit larceny, sec- ond offense. vat from a store 3 was prefer- n Jwil for mouths. The jury f cutity. — Amusements, ALBAUGH'S OrERA T ‘Mr. Charles H. Hoyt Ty nonser concoction, “A. pane! <7 was py 3 yin: found a verdict stextl sented last night with at wok immensely with ch’s. Arong those id. Mrs. Ba vi-lond, of the President's wet Mrs. i of Albany. This ; pied two boxe h had been placed pr's disposal, The Sparks ‘company contains aout the same people as were send a Mt d into the ther more Mr, Eugene Canti funny as ever, and little Ma- crea alloc again . Bowser role of Snazus. i their roles will ron y and Satur- acceptably. A thr Runet of K n the wee ¢, with Wedness Forp™ Oreea Hovsr.—Spot Cash” is the name which Srovel P Mr. MB. Curtis) gi¥es to his new seri Son the road and the at of drummers’ udiense of Mr. Cur >be ingrest erzoers, and dramatic ty afford Mr. | Sutter nasi Wasie a eableness. Mr. iar “Spot the cle Tom” ¢ < one, and In- | fuse new Life Into t ized drama of e life. It will remain at Herzog’s all the f IDEAL Qvaxrerre Concert at the he this < promises rttendance ve program, the parte arranged. Seats ot th ve secured at Ellis’, —————_ Tue Howarn Uxiven<rry Mepreat. Com erexationsl ehureh was: on the eceasion of 1 rs ofthe medical de- | versity. The styee aud gallery ra Ully decorated. During the hand rendered, a number Yoke Trot. 1 . Dr. Bartlett ine the graduates, sting address to ten then con- eight grad names were published in’ fast | The valedictory was delivered New York. ivered an =. President Py NaS UPON The evening's * by James S. ¢ STA Flap a ove His Puesper. Wiliam invwn, col was | art this “morning on a in the night time, in | ie = of Charles E. Kohler, | of the Ist instant, | Sof groceries, whieh | eh he ile in | Rad baeked up In iront of the t uct he was arceste SENTENCED FOR RECEIVING SroLEN Goons. m Walsky, a second-hand dealer at No. ed in the store of he stolen, oss of th them to Mr. coat, and to ore with the oitieers, covered, hid between. here the some old Store. De to Wakky's coat at first, bat a rest, he gave it bortion of the ky claimed that his Wits bout aud twid him about Jt when the oft in the store, He was sen- us In jail. Appeal noted: Bonds $200, ppt ee A ScKoot Tracuen CHARGED Witt AS sAuELTIN Porn. he clerk of the | y issued @ warrant lass, u teacher im the in- . charging him with as saulting one of the female puptis,AnnaC. Crane, @ girl of four ther, who saysthat ecient in her studies theeye with his fist | theshell and the eharge of powder. A Prospective Bride Deserted. HER LOVER ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF ROB- BING HER AND IER MOTHER. Edward H. Drake,a telegraph operator, was arrested on suspicion in Georgetown last week while trying to sell a team of horses which it was believed he had stolen. He has been taken to Towson, Md.,for trial. The Baltimore Sun says It seems that last Christmas Drake went to Winans’ station, on the Baltimore and Poto- mae ratiroad,and sueeceded in gaining the good will of Mrs. Catherine Griesaecker and her danghter Katie, who live on a truck farm near the station, and about a month ago he took up residence there. He proposed to pted, and last Tuesday they *tarted for Baltimore to get married. They tidn't get married, however, Drake persuading her to postpone ft.” Drake separated from Katle While in the city” fora time, and on returning brought a friend, who, he said, was a detective, When the three ‘arrived at Witans’ Drake told Katie th Were about to make an import: ant t they needed $5 to make It sureessmlly, Katie went up to the house and got him the money from her mother, Drake note for $190 on. the Second National nk of Baltimore as pledge. He and his friend drove away, and it was Wednesday morn- ing before Katie ‘and her mother realized that they had been duped and robbed of a horse and wagon, Ss Undoubtedly Destructive. THE RESULT OF A TEST IN EAST WASHINGTON WITH A DYNAMITE SHELL. A test was made yesterday afternoon of the Snyder dynamite projectile, which seemed to settle the question of the destructiveness of the projectile. The test was made on the open space on the Eastern branch, between 11th and h streets, An iron target was placed againet alurge mound of earth, and 65 yards away was placed a six-inehed rifled breech-loading howitzer used to fire the projectile. The shell used was of brass, weighing 65 pounds. It was conical in shape, and loaded with eleven pounds ofgelatine, of which 95 per cent. was nitro glycerine.’ The first shell missed the target, in the soft earth, did not explode: ‘The second shell, however, struck the target and exploded with g tremendous concussion. ‘The targct was shattered, Fragments of the shell Were thrown to a great distance. One piece yissed through the frame houses of James larper, colored, about 300 yards away, and en- the adjoining house occupied by Mrs. y E, Scott and Mrs. Mary_A. V. Brown, e itlodged in the ceiling. “Fortunately no one was injured, though the frazment passed within ashort distanee of Harper's head. An- other piece ell into the yard of Mr. J.T. Camp- belt's honse, and another dropped into the navy Window panes in a number of houses en by the concussion, The howitzer it uunds of powder, and & cushion was pluced between Robert L. Downing, the Actor. HIS FIRST ADVENT HERE AND HIS RETURN ‘AS A DRAMATIC SPAR, To the Faitor of Tite EVENING Stax: ‘Now, after the parade and the display of the Inauzuration Is overat the city of the national Capital, settles again to consider home affairs concurrently with the country’s welfare, we have theannouncement of a young Washing- tonlan, “native and to the manner born,” re- turning here to essay for the first tlme (“here in Denmark”) an absolutely leading position on the dramatic stage, The oecaston should be foot on he ladder of fame. rd study, he hay patience and natural reached near the te American dramatic artist scems assured. He has held position next to Mr. Jefferson in comedy, and opposite as well as alongside of Miss Mary Anderson in herole drat He mes With # new play written by the poet of quin Miller, of a distinctively eter. So with qu the best adaptability and his eminence as an 4 Tenowned of his own y and equipped with a new play he comes as Edwin Forrest did over a half century ago and asks a favorable veidiet in the city of his birth, I trust these earnest words in th ‘t interests of di nutic art and in favor of a most worthy nt for its highest honors will secure pub- in THe STAR.” Let Mr. Downing be ftly ck tu Washington, where he ap ning. Wasps: pei The Night Lodging House. THE DIRECTORS CONSIDERING WAYS OF EXTIN- GUISHING THE DEBT—THE RECORD OF A YEAR. A meeting of the board of directors of the night lodging house was held at the rooms of the lodgings yesterday afternoon. Mr. Solomons in the chair, for the purpose of discussing ways and means for the extinguishment of the debt and payment of interest on the property held by the organization. There is a balance of $2,500 now owing. The present condition of the funds of the institution were stated by Mr. Fitch and Mr. Mitchell, showing that if relief were extended in the way of donations sufl- cient to cover this indebtedness, the board of direetors could run the house successfully with- out incurring any further debt. Vice President Solomons read a report, stat- ing that “ap fo the close of last veur the lodging house has sheltered from the béxinning 31,667 persous, and lo the first instant, 32,7 these have been supplied 65,345 meals, while over 1,000 meals have been given to indigent persons who were suifering—for this charity ever fetuses food to any @Uyerving Porions of the logs@grequir r aud a properly cynstructedeth room is much needed. An additional supply of bed clothing fs also required. It is recommended that a new executive committee of five be appointed. Also auditing committee of three, and that a see retary be chesen.” ‘The bowrd clected Mr. H. 0. Noyes as secretary, and desiring a fuller attend- ance betore taking Other action, adjourned to an early ee The Washington Market Assessment THE DISTEICT COMMISSIONFRS ASK ATTORN DOLE To KEPORT OX ET. The Commissioners bave enclosed to Mr. Rid- die, attorney for the District, a copy of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District purporting to have Leen made April 21, 1879, enjoinin the Commi.sioners et ai. from selling the prop- erty of the Washington Market company for the asses-meut against lis front on B street, for Lunprovenients on said street, with request for AM report. Tie Commbssioners say in their communica- tien: “This paper ap the rst infor- mution filed fa this office in relation to this de- = As the Coumissioners understand the fappes ork was done by the Acting as contractors; that ished by the District, and work was completed a voucher for Labor was made up, and its 1 to the market company with: the veine of the mai Would seem (hat th t for the ma’ 1 the statement or ex- f the improvements i a revision of the assessments the when the Sr thi raps ssucd to the eon inking these circumstances it is im ue the zround on which the court was based. On the contrary, thet the market company sessed, and pay not only one-third of the costof labor and materia}, as represente by the en, but rst of the ma- ly Inade Last nizit Detectives Kail and Block, while on thelr usual rounds, noticed a negro named James Lewis acting in a suspictous manner, so owed him about the streets until three hen he stopped in front ‘ grocery store, 24 N stroet t, and tried the doors and wind: e top of the coal Vault and atiempted d, but, being larger than the entrance Ps he'got fastened In the hole so that ther get up nor down. The officers the street and placed him under The propri was awakened by rashed down stairs with a revolverin his hand ind threatened to shoot the frightened near, win, begged piteotsly Tor his life 10 be Please God, boss, don't shoot Ul vou me time to pray,” said Lewis. At this time 75, Who Look Lewis to the walked arrest, Mr. Zen saw the ¢ tation and loeked hi Herp, cuarged A Detective Was Employed. ‘From the Washington Post. An apparently authoritative denial was pub- Mshed y afternoon that no detective had been employed by the Commissioners to investigate Superintendent Wilson. Asamat- ter of fact, one of the Commissioners stated to a Post reporter Sunday night that such bad been the case, but declined to state, when asked. whether the detective was one of the local fores or not. ‘Thesame detective interviewed aschool Tobecure someting that could Ub ‘used agatnet secure cow Mr, Wilson, but was unsuccessful, Mr. Witso of course, denies the charges. It is intimate that the purpose of the latter bas, been, accom plished is their publication. The “ detective inethode’ bave brought out some stinging crit- icisms, SENT To THE PENITENTIARY For THREE YHARS—David Stotts, indicted with Robert Johnson and Isaac Smith for housebreaking in the night on the 15th of December, pleaded gollty ih the Criminal Court to-<tay, stating that e did so because the officers. were against him and he bad not sufficient evidence to show his innocenee, although he did not take the goods ‘and was not present when the goods were taken. Officer Slack stated that at the time of Stott’s arrest he found some of the goods on him: |The court imposed a sentence of three years in the Albany penitentiary. ant His Uxcre Takes Hix 1x CHARGE —W. D, Winney, who was found ina state of insanity on Thursday on a train at the Broad-st. station, Philadeiphia, that hud just come from. Wash? ington, and was sent by Judge Fell to the asy- lum at’ Norristown, was yesterday released and given into the charge of his uncie, David Win- ney, assistant postmaster at South Valley, Ot- seep county, N.Y. The ra:.cnt, it was thought had quite ‘recovered his mind.’ Both men left for home last night. es DraTH oF JAMES D. CLARY.—Mr. James D. Clary, assistant secretary of the Washington Gaslight ¢-mpany, died yesterday at his home, 800 10th strect, after an illness of six weeks. Mr. Clary was 46 years of age, and had been in the service of the Washington Gaslight com- puny since 1861.” He was ilighly esteemed for is many excellent personal qualities, He was aman of fine business bits and at various Umes filled with credit a number of responsi- ble positions. His funeral will take place at three o'clock to-morrow afternoon. ores anon Affairs in West Washington. Ronrery.—Churies C. Smith, residing at No, 3408 N street, reports that between 11 and 12 o'clock a.m, Sunday his room was entered dur- ing his absence and was robbed of $16 in cash and some papers. Ick ON THE RIVER BRoKEN.—The ice on the river above the Aqueduct bridge has beep broken by the strong winds, and large floes are floating out to-day. There are no vessels at the wharves, BUILDING AssocraTio.—At the twenty- fourth monthly meeting of ‘the Citizens’ Equit- able Building association, at Goddard's hall, last night, fifteen shares ‘were sold at figures ranging from $180 to $190, This association is ina thriving condition. Nores.—The authorities should repair the hydrant at the corner of 35th and N streets which is leaking und the water flooding the kerouent 8 the Police Court this morning Mary Warren, colored, was fined $10 for throw- ing @ stone at Mary Wood, whi target and went through a w Ansowwrery Pre th missed the A KK aA KK PPP, 00 WoW ow ppp FEE Pp O% Wwwh BD EVR PPP O O WWWW D D RR, Po OO WWWw D DE OR P oo =8W W bpp ERR RE ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight,alumor Phosphate powders Sop oNLY IN CANS. Royar Bakixo PowvER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 PPHE EXTRAORDINARY POPULARITY OF 's Cherry Pectoral is the natural result of its use by intelligent people for over forty years. It has indisputably proven itself the very best known specific for all colds, coughs wud pulmonary complaints. AKE AYER'S SARSAPARILLA IN THE spring of the year to purify the blood, invigorate the system, excite the liver two action, and restore the healthy tone and vigor of the whole physical mechan- ism, mh10 Casx Prices For Drv Goons COLORED SILK, 50, FANCY SILKS, 500. COLORED ca ER'S, ‘711 MARKETSPACE, Near the corner of 7th street. FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEAC! COTTON, 8, NEW YORK MI OTTO widest and very best yuulity, 25, Finest quality French SATTINES, in Pink,Blueand Cream, only 30. Beautiful COLORED CASHMERES, very fine qual- ity, 12 yards for ¥xcelle nt quality BLACK SILKS only $1, cheap at 1.25. CU D SILKS, excellent quality, only 75e3 real vulue $1. % NUNS VEILING, Cream, Pink, Blue, Black, wide ouule width, pure’ wool. obly 37. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITIN one yard aud a ball (Dy ING in Grey and Brown, ie. Immense width, only TP, $1.00. K EROCADE SILK VEL $2.50) reduced 10 $1.50. Special bargui PEACE CASHAUERE SHAWLS, all pure tne wool, 30. as CARTERS, 711 MARKT SPACE. Wresr Bacxe Powozr WHAT PROF. SILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT BAKING POWDER, ‘MussRs, Mantix Kaiprnesscn’s Soxs: i Exour ‘Wheat Pox 110 AL from & SAN! 7 VIEW. It certainly restores to the bread the Potiwsia und’ Magnesia Salts, which the duuling removes from higis graue fou completely the chaniee of disaster which attends the Constant Use of small doses of Rochell li the tartaric geld compounds carry into the system. As the flesh fluid contains ten tines ax much Pots: Sium Sulis as ofsodium, Wt is evident that the waste of Ue tissues ts supplied from your preparation, as it cannot be from those preparations which contain only Sodium and Calciuin compounds besides the tartaric acid. ‘Phere fsio danger of setting up un alkaline con- dition of the urine with dicaicie ‘phosphates. In fact, itappeurs to me that you have a very strong case, Judged from the physiologiesl side, atid this sopvle: ion has grown on methe more lave examined the case. (bigued) 3B. SILLIMAN.” For sule by _mh7, G. G. CORNWELL & SON, 1418 Pennsylvania avenue. f14-4,tu,th,6m-4p Ocs Suow Wisvow Was SMASHED LAST NIGHT BY THIEVES, AND THE GOODS WERE CARRIED OFF. The trade supplied.” WE HAD COATS AND VESTS TAKEN OF SOME SUITS AND THE PANTS OF OTHERS, 80 WE HAVE SOME ODD COATS AND VESTS AND PANTS. IF YOU WISH ACOAT AND VEST OR PANTS, vm the person of Mrs. Mary. of Whe White, Hing, West Va., who testitted that her pocketbook, containing a return ticket, m her’ pecket while on Pennsyl Thursday last. J. W. Hol- lestifled that he saw Starr book from Mrs. White's pocket -rto MeDonald, adler which they got on a street car and witness followed thera Earls cee Detects © bang hes pees ae arrested. - The ease Was send to the gran bonds $1,000, = = se MARRIAGE Licenses. Marriage licenses hay yeen insted by the cleric of the court to-Jolin Hawkins and Addie Cumens, Loth of Baltl- mnore, Md.; Robert Beverly and Mary. Jarvis W. J. King and Emeline Byles, both of Frea Sick cq, MaThomas A. Little and Jessle @. Mason, ot ‘ling, W. Va; W. ‘Hogg and Gertrude ‘Owens. bn = whe BUILDING AssoctATION OFFICERS ELECTED. ‘The Northern Liberty German-American Asso- ciation, No. 3, last evening elected officers as follows: | President, Theo, Plitt; vice president, A.S. Johnson; see ‘Ed. Brown; treasurer, 1A, Mattorn: board of of f directors, Messrs. Bren- ‘Gissdler and’Wleim” seni ae THE ART Sate Tis WeEK.—The collect! ‘and water colors now op exhiol: ‘of Messrs. Walter B. Wil- Pennsylvania ave. rest, the gallery be- and pulled her Lal ‘The assault ts alleged, Ww bare cecurred on the 21st of January. ‘he sale Deging (COME ANDBEE WHAT WE CAN DO FoR You. GEORGE SPRANSY, 607 Seventh Street n.w., ‘Opposite U.8, Post Offica Tue Naroxat Sare Derosrr Co. CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE. CBIR ancssenneeeeeneenens rn snneenerereevversstseeresseeceees $200,000 FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS. eerdibatinesd 3's ree Albert L. Sturtevant, one F Rogers, mbé CITY ITEMS. Beware of counterfeits. Salvation Of is ‘what you want to cure your aches and pains, 25¢. Great 19 Cent Sale. R. Goldschimid, $12-7th st. n.w., offers for to- morrow and Thui -only the follo X traordinmary bargains at the uniform price of nineteen cents; crystal glass sots containing 4 Pleces; 2 qt. glass pitchers; 6 table mats; 12 fruit Saucers; I blacking brush with whisk and 1 box of blacking; large majolica pitchers; extra hand- some handpainted fru't plates; 6 qt. covered tin buckets; 9 tumblers; 12 table spoons; 8 goblets with engraved band; 4 crystal cake plates; 2 fancy boxes containing 48 sheets of paper and 48 envelopes; hand painted china cream pitch- ers; 96 sheets of shelf paper; 10 qt. tin water buckets: 16 inch tea trays: half covered dust pans with brash: wire hair brush with rubber comb; 4 euch knives and forks: 2 porcelain cups and saucers; real majolica sugar bowls; 6 wine lasses; 2 raajolica mugs; 2 colored class finger wis; also an immense assortment of hand- some baby carriages fust received, will be offered at prices lower than the lowest. 1 Kid Gloves! Kid Gloves!! Over 400 dozen Kid Gloves of the very best Parisian make to be closed out at the following Fidiculously low prices : 20 dozen 6-button Black (all sizes), 59 cts.; for- mer price, $1.50. 25 dozen 6-bution Opera and White, 69c.; for- mer price, $1.50. 50 dozen 6-button length Mousquetaire, Black, 59c.; former price, $1.50. 40 dozen’ 8-button iehgth Mousquetaire (all 40 acentg, OSes former price, $1.25. jozen 6-button length Mousquetaire 0} ‘9e.; former price, $1.50. pan 47 dozen button length Mousquetaire, in Opera White, Tans and Black, the very best Glove that ean be made, 8c, former price, $2. ‘Weonly'ask our lady patrons to examine these Gloves, and they will appreciate this un- precedented Slaughter. They are not the usual rade of Gloves that are advertised, but are the alance of this season’s stock of one of the most prominent Kid Glove importers of this country, who Intends retiring from business. We also olfer about 5,000. yards of slightly solled Hamburgh, damaged by water, at nearly half the price of production. Have you seen the new styleRuching? Ifnot ask to see the “Apljune,” 25¢. per yard—the latest thins for ladies’ neckwear, B. J. REHREND & Son, 818 7th st. u. w., between H and I sts. P,S.—Make no mistake in the number. 1 Bazar Dressmaker, INustrating the latest and most stylish de- signs for La les, Misses and children, 20c; by mail, 25c.. at Oppenheimer’s, 528 Oth street. northwest, St. Cloud building: 1 Johnson's Oyster Saloons and Restaurant for ladies and gentlemen, 440 and 412 9th street. Choice Oysters, Fish,Game und every de , Ladies’ saloon’ first’ floor, Noclimbing upstairs, Polite attention, 8 Free to All. Oppenhetmer's Illustrated Magazine of Fash- fon et g styles now ready at Oppenheimer's, 528 och street northwest, St, Cloud building. 1 Coughs. Brown's Lronchial Troches are used with advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat and Bronebial affections, Sold only in XeS, ) English and American Neckwear just received in great Variety, Frane’s, corner ‘7th the only strictly one price Hat and Gent’s furnishing store in this elty. Prof. A. B. Chandler, Brookhaven, Miss., says: “I was cured of Tor- pidity of the Liverand Bowels and. Paralysis, y Dr. Kennedy's ‘Favorite Remedy.) eo rkee’s Salad Dressing and C)pld-Meat The universal favorite ba in the States and Grea tBritain, Wholesome, economics and nutritious. Saves anxiety, Waste and troubl €0 Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. eo “Rongh on Rats Clears out, rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed- bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.’ 15e. Drag- gists. 2 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned ever and delivered in hali-pound “Ward” prints, per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butier- milk and Sweet Milk, 5¢. per quart, Cream 15e. pint. morn- a AMUSEMENTS. THE IDEAL, By Tobe Giver THIS RVENTNG, ‘ING, ‘Will be Postponed on account of the sudden fllness of ‘Mrs, MeCartee. ttirough the press. etme OF Concert will be given yrough the pres. ‘this: will hold good for the ‘Tickets {asued for this evening mh7-st LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE Commencing Monday Evening, March 16. ‘One Week Only. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Return to the United States after s most triumphant ‘Tour in Mexico and Cuba. ‘First and only appearance in Washington of MME. THEO ‘The Parisian Diva, with MR, MAURICE GRAU' ‘World-Famous French Opera Company, Comprising also MLLE. CECILE LEFORT, ‘The Celebrated Prima Donna. CHANGE OF OPERA NIGHTLY. ‘Eight Different Operas During the Week. - REPERTOIRE: Monday, March 16, "La Jolie Perfeumense:” Tues- uarch ‘La Mascotte;’ Wednesday Xeatinee, , $1.50, $1 and 50 cents. Admis- Pg hy roti tm and $15. ‘Sale uf seats opened Thursday, March 1J ‘A TPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE A WEEK OF FUN. COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 9. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, 4 BUNCH OF KEYS; On, Tax Horst. MR. CHARLES BOWSER And THE SPARKS COMPANY. ‘Monday, March 16~Mme. Theo and Grau’s French Opera Company. mh Fos- WEEK OF FUN THE SEQUEL OF SUCCESS. TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, THE CELEBRATED COMEDIAN, M. B CURTIS, In His Latest and Greatest Success, SPOT CASH; OR, Sas'T OF POSEN ON THE ROAD, A CONTINUATION OF AND A SEQUEL TO SAM'L OF POSEN, ONLY MATIN Monday Next—Mr, R, L, DOWNING, in bis new mbo SATURDAY, INSTRUCTION FREE TO PURCHASERS. NSTRUCTION TASES Ein prawrs NG, MA’ TICS, i'M. WAITE, 909 H st nw. “Address mh7-00e CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITUTE, Meee Practical Civil Service Stuies ee ‘TUESDAY, THURSDAY SND SATURDAY EVE. ie. mn THRO PD 270 HE LAST QUARTER MES. FLORA CG HEIST SO Gas EE "Where the lat aus begin SATURDAY: the Lath tna, Parents desirous of having thetr Children tt hy Instructed In. the Artol Dancing, ahouhl enter them for the last Quarter, as preparations will then be com- see MAY BALL. For further information cali at National Rifes’ Hall any Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday afternoon. mmho-6e WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPRY; only school of the kind here. A inv tation to all to see the method by_ which won can soon learn a profession, “214 20 st. se. me AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE Contege Sebatvs’ and Shorthand, “Spee Beclities for ‘ollege Studies, and Shorihat eee ey SS SHORTHAND AND TYPE-WRITING PRACTI- Saly tauEnt. “Siiccess, guaranteed If instrictions pre are followed.» Priva erred: number lin. fea. RF. CROMELEN, omee of Johns & aston, Stenographers, 472 Louisiana av' mbsome HE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL, 617 7TH St. "Teter Shore condensed course in ppeticat Book Keeping. Rapid Penmanship and Engiish Branches ‘at moderate rates of tuition. Morning, afternoon and night sessions. Sole right to Howe's of Book: keeping taught without text-books. Civil serv aration s specialty, J.H. BRYANT, Principal. ‘OHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGIATE COURSES. Insiruction ts provided for, Graduate, Undergrad- nate aud Special Students. ‘The next academic year Por circalars address by postal card, the Johns ‘oF circ 5 19 Hoy See ene VOCAL MUSIC. ESCH OR $0 BIANO ana fied for Performers or Teachers. Terms §) st nw, WHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF La iGUAGES, aN ‘ Raltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Providence, And at 723 14th st. n. w., WASHINGTON. New Term Begins now. Superior Native Teachers only, Classes and Private Lessons Fee Extremely Low. Unexcelied advantages for Jearning Conversation, We invite all persons to visit our classes, GQHORTHAND — REGULAR CLASS SESSTO: SD vere evening. Private iestone @ specialty. OF % Particular atten- jou go Beginners, a8 well us those wishin to, be quall- 2. 734 12th ‘a9-eo4m AL id books sind publications constantiwon hand, and exceptional opportunities for learalng the act rs fered at W ASHIN SHINGTON PHONOGRAPHIC H TAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR: 1S oth and Dsts, nw. Young and middieaged men and women trained for business, Rapid writing, book Keeping, business practice, rapid calculations, Knglish language, stenography, typewriting, ete, thoroughiy tanght. "Admission at time. Liberal terms adapted to the times. Year, from date of entrance, Gay or pizht, day, $20; night, S14. EAD rig 2 50; three months, DRY GOODS. Tar Later [uronrarioxs EN SILKS AND FRENCH NOVELTIBS, FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER, 1885, CAN BE SEEN AT THE PSTABLISHMENT OF SEATON PERRY, (cccmton To PERRY & BROTIERR,) COMPLETE STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY | DRY GOODS OF THE Bhs? CLASS, | Brg SSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH DRESS FAIICS FOR PLAIN AND COM. NATION SUI Tt IN PARIS. nov. “LATEST NOV ELTINS REMTRS LOUISINES, JERSEY AND CHINA | cs. SILKS. SURAIS, RHADAMPS AND SATIN DUCILESSE, FROM sc. TX) Sr.00 PER YARD, SANDE MAKOLDERED [NDIA PON: | CADED VELVETS AND ATINS. TIES IN VELVET GRENADINES <TWISTED SILK HERNANIES A BOLE. LTIES IN PA RAPS AND © CHS. DPEAU ERLIN SPRING OADERED CASUMERE LES IN PARASOLS, HY BS 1) RORES. SHAWLS. SAND RY. PERINOTS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. BLACK MILANESE SILK GLOVES. aa CHOICE GOODS, PLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Butlding, Peunsylvaula ave, cor. 9th *t Established 1840: RRR At OM mM o> BB AA UU MMMM © Bh MA UD WAY vw OM MOM FOURTH ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES’ COTTON UNDERWEAR, It fs needless to speak about the and Work- ‘ianship of these Goods, our pat the general Public being well aware that we are selling a tirs-cl article oniy. WE QUOTE A FRY Phrcr BRIDAL SETS, consi Drawers, of good mu with rows of “fh serting, at $4.90, {ON. n fave and Hamburg 1: ‘worth SH.50, A large assortment of sets up to $50, LADIES CORSET COVERS, sguare tape: perce trimmed with Mauburg Lnsertits atid edge Wout ‘and back, at tid = THEY WERE CONSIDERED CHEAP AT 98c. 50 Doz LADIES’ CHEMISES, over 10 differ styes, satiare and ponted shapes, reduced from $1.25 73 cen’. Laidies' NIC TTGOWNS, nsiin, Mother Hut. bard style, 16 Tucks. jered Rumle,at ce. Ladies’ SKIRTS, with elht wide Tacks and 8 inches deep Embroidered Flounee, at 02 cents, Received a second lot of the celebrated La Relle Cor- set, of tine French patille, luce ‘Tops, and shall offer One monthiyhicht, $5, Mupld Writing, 12 lessons, COLUMBIA, AND ALL FIRST-CLASS | BICY- | Call or send for clreuiars. Slam «A ov ou T s85s TRICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES AT FAC- HEN Ber AA U 5 = TORY PUICES, SARA A. SPE: fon RA OU Sys, BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES SOLD ON IN- 71 51 "i a WM. C. SCRIBNER, 456 C st. n.w. ‘The profewor makes the Guitars | mh5 FENTQD HALL E STREET, | specinity, and ie nus atcoessfuily’ taught It for te mh®-Im* NEMB 11TH NORTHWEST. _| three years as z Sy HREGUE AUREUS = THLE BEST AND CHEAPESTPLACETO LEARN | — Se aS ETEY comer Oth anl Duane drawing and painting is at the Nutlonal Academy eo ge Heh fain Rew, ork ave, ears | D> Ss P EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. uly Say ptions inesday evenings at | Pizrow Sura: LOW COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 9TH, So'clock, nism ai vita i 'S. Draper's Original Mammoth UNCLE TOMS CABIN. ACOMPL 3 30 TE DOUBLECOMPANY 30. OF THIRTY PEOPLE, SIBERIAN BLOODHOUN Ds COLORED TROUBADOURS, “JOLLY COON QUARTETTE, TENNE ‘JUBILEE SINGERS, FLAT BOAT MINSTRELS, Bic, Et Admission to family circle, 10 centa; admission to first toor, Reserved seats may be secured six days in advance without extra charge at the Box Ofice of the museum. In future Hox Olfice will be open from Sam sharp to 10 ‘Doorsopen at i atid pan. 0 Etc, Sprixe Ovencoats MADE TO ORDER FOR $12, WE ARE NOW SHOWING A FEW STYLESOF GOODS FROM WHICH WE MAKE SPRING OVERCOATS TO ORDER AT $12, FINER GRADES, MADE UP WITH SILK FAC ING AND SILK SLEEVE LINING, AT $21. STREET SUITS. HEAVY DARK GRAY CHEVIOT AND LIGHT COLOR CASSIMER, FOR STREET WEAR, MADE TO ORDER AT $15 PER SUIT. E. B. BARNUM « CO, mh6 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Gurriages may be ordered at mho-st 1M MUSEUM, Penn. ave.snear 11th street. REMARKABLE DRAMATIC EVENT, ‘Commencing Monday, March 9, y Afternoon and Night This Weel, THE CELEBRATED COMEDIAN, ©. B, BISHOP, In his greatest impersonation of Supported by his New York Beceltent wit > is New York Excellent Company, reer A Powerful Cast of Charneterss? ies in the Museum: Col. Goshen, the the World; Walter Stuart, the Limb- a host ot others, REAT SHOW TO BESEEN, ONLY ONE DIME. Seats can be reserved ior any affernoon and night this week. Box oflice open from 10 & m. to 4p. ime Tv TER COMIQUE, WE MATINEE EVERY DAY. WE ENTERTAIN EVERY NIGHT, 50 Ladies aro in Attendance, And mh0.6t_ROYAL FUN PREDO! NATIONAL ROLLER SKATIN i 611-613 E STREET, Near Post Office Building. OPEN MARCH 3D, 7 Pat. 12,000 Feet hard Maple Floor Skating Surface, mr2-1m Qociery mesic Se . EIBNER’S ORCHESTRA urnishes Music for all occasions—Residence, 1340 Sthst. Orders icft at the Music Stores df Messrs, Droop, Ellis, Metzcrott and Eberbach will receive Prompt attention, fr Conotce SEATS FOR ALD THE THEATERS. SATES, RINK, _Ja17-3m, T TS. BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE rivent FAMES H McGiLt, es, Nos. OOS, 910, 912 and 1 tte Putent OMice, in than at or mm 5 ity pou fen, {Wwenty a pons the esi by welehte if prices of jniscellaneousurticles. ‘The prices are graded aceord- fig to the quantity bongit seFs wee very Towest prles Layers py higher rate, Ay prices are tixed. ing the saine quant same price. The inexperienced buyer gets e us the oldest painter If he bays tae 4 The other departn wy Tusiuess Lave grown tosatisfuctory proportions, ww give my special at- tention to the Palit Department, and expect, oy having ¥ of first-class goods, selling Une at low prices and taking prompt deliveries, to secure @ Lib eral shure of the public patron JAMES 1. McGILL, Hing suppitéa, id O14 G Street, $2-21 rt 7 As Obrorresiry For Au. TO BUY RELIABLE AND FIRST-CLASS CLOTH: ING Al MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, Noneshould delay, but call at once, and seeourstockot MEN'S, BOYS AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, AT OUR SPECIAL 10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS, 10 AND 20 PER GI 10 AND 20 PER ‘f REDUCTIONS, NT REDUCTIONS. NO MISREPRESENTATIONS. NO MISREPRESENTATIONS, NO MISREPRESENTATIONS. ‘We guarantee every buyer shall have the full worth of his money, and thet every garment we sell shall do good service to the wearer to the full amount of ies cost, and bring the purchaser back to us again. NOAH WALKER € CO, ‘TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, Je 625 Pennsylvania Avenue, OFFICE OF WW, LAMB IED. i249 HANOVER Sr., PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884, ‘MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT, U.S.OF A., 320 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA. DEAR SIRS:—I HAVE USED JOHANN HOPE'S MALL EXTRACT LOR THE PAST EIVS AG Retief CUE alte GOP Nt MAE RING BEVERAGE AND ‘TONT( vi SRA REL OHOE AND, OG SURETY Goo IN PERSONS CONVALESCING. PRO! FEVER, IN CASES OF | DYSPEPSIA, FO) MOTHERS NURSING, AND INC. ‘OF WEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO UN LUSG TROUBLES. “MY ATTENTION WAS Di BY THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMIN LY AND ‘A MILLION OF Ti PORTED 1 LOU HAVE Pass INSPEC- LLY, Ww. W. LAM: CHIEF DEUG Neeectny 8. WiRHOUE Tine SiGNATune OF HOFE” “MORITZ EISNER” Greveny north Ca ‘ordersat the ‘AILORING. BLISHMENT LEADING 1. o ESTA) oF Ga HD, BARR, WEBER'S ORCHESTRA —T HONE, 4 orders to resicience,y25 7th st.sc., or leftat Droop’s Fills’ or Metzerott’s music store, and Demionet'’s cob feckonery sture, wiil receive prompt attention. jal® Txavovrarios News FOR $25 YOU CAN PUY A FINE SATIN LINED FULL DRESS SUIT WORTH $50. FOR $15 YOU CAN GET A BLACK DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT SUIT WORTH §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 GET AS GOOD A BUSINESS, SUIT AS ELSEWHERE FOR $15, FOR $15 YOU CAN GET A CHINCHILLA SUR- TOUT OVERCOAT KORMER PRICE $20. OR $6, 87.50, §9, $10, OR $12, YOU CANGET OVERCOATS FORMERLY SOLD FOR DOU- BLE THE PRICE. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVER- (OATS 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 F STREETS. ‘BE SURE ANE COME TO THE CORNER, 26 Srrcrat Nonce IRESPECTFULLY 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 TRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON: WHICH I CONSIDER 4SGOOD IF NOTSUPERIOR’ ‘TOSTEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST, WOULD AL80 CALL YOUR ATTENTION TQ 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 IN REFERRING TO. ACALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. - WALTER D. WYVILI, Exctvsive AGENT, ap26 No. 452 Pa. AVE, NEAR 4 STREET. + {[pomern pene LSE Vs. AMY LEAVr Ol AVL uate and certified examiner of the » Conservator GRAD. Piano technique, hi und wale Piano technique, harmony and Voice 10th st naw. es Or OF FLOCUTION A.D ngtize, Suns M sites MRS.M. STEVENS HALT, Principal, ‘The culture ahd development of the volte and nat- ural expression of sentiment cxrefally taught Especial attention given to the cure of stammering and other vocal defects Boys’ ad Girls’ class Satur day, 22am. ‘ao-ter PARSONS, a Business Coll Keeping, Penmansi Day’ sessions, 9 #20. taught at hoine ifdesired. 3 PARTE WHO DESIRE To IMPROVE selves in the beautiful arts of location, Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra and Conpositio ngtist nglish Literature,’ Histors, can receive private lesnous, by the hour at 603 F st. n.w.,or at the homes of those who may #o desire. For refvrences call or address Ars. E. A. CHAMBERS, Ja8-2m_ ‘i 2 F st. uw GAtEED RSRenG or YEN, Principal. 5 ALL (GRADES OF ‘study repares for college, Annapolis, West Pulnt al exanuhations IVY INSTITUTE, sw, corner Sth and K ste. nw, ‘Mathematical, Classical, Business, SW. FLYNN, A. M. Evening Classes, $3 and $5 a month oc28 DRIV NY NCI ETIC HEALI AMA and’ Business Mfediuin, ts again at home, 1 St. n.w., where she will "be pleased to receive her friends and patrons. mioim= TH PHYSICIA: resources of nature, lied through Vital Nervaura, Pleo Inicity, Vegetable Remedies, Food, Water, Air, Heat Tight, Ozone, Hlecirie Vapor Luths, &e. discard all Minerals, Opiates, Mercury, Quinine s. 1 prepare all my ‘own vitation free. Call or send ndertul cures, I treat all diseases, acute or chronic. OMice and reception parlors, 922 Fst, between Gilt and 10th, Washington, D, rsons suffering ve extremities, ned ex pecially for rheumatic, neuralgie and nerve wbections, Fompetent physician (Gon free. Patients called nei hong, THE MAGNETIC APELLAN F st. 1.W. Z ERFUL CURES OF NERVE DISEASES. sufferers from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, of other Nervous Disorders, should call at 523 18th st n.w. city, for rellef, and for testimonials of men and omen right bere ih Washington, Oftice DR. HILL'S, MAGNETIC APPLIANCE COMPA. ize FOOT SURGERY, 66 —CORNS. BUNIONS. CLUB and Inverted Nails, Chiiblains, Frosted Feet ‘ascilar Excrescences aud all diseases of the feet suc- cessfully treated at Dr. WHITE ’Sestantishinent, 1416 Pennsylvania ave., opposite Willard's Hotel. Ur. White's twenty-if ive year Of practice in Washington, D.C. Putronized by the most eminent physicians abd surgeons. Ollice fee, Sl asitting. (Bale Ainiore establishment, 11 North Eutaw st) i T SURGEON U DERM A- T.—Corns, Bunions and Ingrowing Nails ab- solutely aud permanently cured in a few treeiments After 40 years of suffering twas cured by Dr. semines, fame to be seen at oflice, 1222 F street, 4 doors from Usb. Huldreds of the best people ih Utiselty will Substantiate this statement. Curis, 28 coats. Mrs, Dr. Semmes has pu-chused the Wonderful Root aid Herb Tonic, will absolutely make hair grow on Bald Heads. Staing wil think dis isoue ‘worthtess sta, bat any gentleman or lady is bald is invited to call for (ree treatments at 1222 Fst, $ doors from, 2th. ‘This preparation haw never bees! in the market © namie, and has bre RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTRO! can be consulted on business and all aftatrs of life. All in trouble call, Satisfuction given or no pay. LOGIST, Fee, $1. Residence, 1910 11th street northwest, Ja ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EYENTSOP Miliber an bustacss tontacrunt tainaauneon Hemen 50 cents each. 408 L street, beoween ath and 5th streets northwest. Jels-uzws [ADDME PAYS CHSIDENT) MANICURE ‘and Su) Chiropodist—Finger-niaiis beauti- jed; Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively cured; Corns, Bunions, Feet Successfull hands or feet, 3! Ingrowing Nails andall diseasesof tbe iy tented. Single treatment, either Rooms 5 and 6.945 Pa ave.nd-Gmn GREATEST VARIETY. — CHEAPEST PRICES. CAMBRIC PILLOW SITAMS, TRIMMED WITH HAMBURG INSEI1 FINE TUCKING, CAMBRIC RUFFLES; FORMER PRICE $1.9. CAMBRIC PILTOW Si.MS, TRIMMED WITH HAMBURG INSERTING, FINE AND EMBROIDERED RUF extn Ht oe OUR PRICE "hq 5 44 Mae Fee yet SPECIAL SALE. OF CORSET COVER: THESE ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER OFFERED FOR THE MONEY. ONE LOT, MADE OF GOOD MATERIAL, HIGH AND LOW NECK, AT 17c; REGULAR 25c. COR eT COVER ONE LOT, BEST FITTIN EDGING, HIGH AND LOW NECK, AT ONE LOT, FINE CAMERIC, TRIMMED NICELY WITH TORCHON LACE, AT 3¥c; FORMERLY SOLD ATS WITH LACE THESE WE ARE AN: ‘TO DISPOSE. OF, AS WE WISH THE SPACE, AND ARE REALLY SOLD AT A BIG DISCOUNT. ED ARTICLES CAN BE FLOOU EX, DERWEAR DEPT) JERSEYS! LOWER THAN THE aoe JFRSEYS" WE HAVE EEDED IN PURCHASING FROM MANUFACTURER OF NEW YORK 100 DOZEN BLACK JERSEYS, GOOD QUALITY, PERFECT FITTING, ALL SIZPS, WHICH WE SHALL PLACE ON OUR COUNTER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, AT Glc, EACH, AS A SPECIAL BARGAIN. ONTY ONE OF THESE WILL BE SOLD T0 ANY PURCHASER, PARTMENT! WE ARE NOT HAVING AG SALE OF OLD AND SHOP-WOr EVERYTHING IN THIS DEPA’ AND FRESH, AND A rahapereimmed | LADIES’ GOODS, Lavns, Arrexriox: PORGE WHITE, LADIES TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, oow: or nake the pring ‘Cossumes, Coats, Wi te; Sak, terials, very reasopabie, Sir WHITE haw Tansemnents with fret lam fkabton horvaen eran a va or eich he will make paper Fate sy ing: resonate. Mr WHITER alse oo his aystem of Cutting, Fitting and. Design h syster ks known to be the best for tatlor- ec, mnie ADIES. A FRESH AND LOVELY COMPLEXION Is the result of using the Parwous PASTILLES DE FLORENCE, (White and Tinted.) _Ask Drnggists and Perfumery Dealer mhi0-2W® OM AYIRESLADIPS -OPALINE Ist mt wondertl care for Hands, Face. Lips, Koughness and Irritation Skin: fragrant and not great Ask Draggiste and Perfumers VOTICE — MADAME Dealers, mnO-2we VALMONT MEGR TO Bers that she ty oS CURTAENS CIALTS "im the a styles, Ratabilehed since 1686. 718 Eats ERE DDD FFF FRE (kK i kre Bop F Eee kok RM By Special Warrants of Appointment to the QUEEN OF ENGLAND, ‘The Princess of Wales, ‘The Pmpress of Russia, ‘The Queen of Denmark ‘The Queen of Portugal, ‘The Crown Princess of Germany, dc. 40. LADIDS' TAILORS AND HABIT MAKERS SrecraLrie: WALKING Gowns, JACKETS, TRAVELING GOWNS, JACKETS, BRAIDED GOWNS, JACKETS, | RRR FFE ppp FFF FI RR. he OR DOP ge EE OE ik bo » kee OE COWES: Ixle of Wight. LONDE ait Street, PARIS: 242 Rue de Rivoli, NEW YORK: 210 Fith Avenue 1132 Broadway. MR. REDFERN ‘Will be at the ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON, MARCH NINTH, TENTH AND ELEVENTH, to receive orders from Ladies for thelr SPRING AND SUMMER GARMENTS. A large Suite of Rooms hus been engaged expressly to show the latest “REDFERN IDEAS" for Spring and Summer werr. Mr. Redfern wil! him- elf take all measures for GOWNS, JACKETS, Etc, and a perfect fit will be guaranteed. Bg The Showroom will be open to receive orders from @ am. t06:30 pan, 128.06,7,8,9,10 MG SANAUGH HAS MOVED ark aVE Dress and Clouk Making Parlors from 491 Penn- Sylvania avenue to Entrance on ®h street. Foster Kin Groves, with REAL AND IDMITA- NECK-WEAR, DI FEES .RYEING,, SCOURING AND DRY Cieaning Eatabisment, 1208 New Vor ave mr. An’ Kinds of ba Garments ‘bred, Cand Party Drewes wapecialiy. ” ct and Paver Sepcctatey. ‘without being ripped ASTOR H, formerly with A. Fischer. OF 18 EAST 28TH 8ST, NEW YORK, ‘Wil open anew Case of BALL DRESSES MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1834 F ST., WASHINGTON. Imported Costames, Wraps and Dress Garnttare, Novelties in Dinner and Ball Dresses, just received. _Orders filled at short notice, No-lm Mas eta WRerreer, G08 9th street, opposite Patent Office, ‘Opened a large and complete assortment of HAM- BURG EDGES and INSERTINGS, ALLOVER FMBEROIDE ORIENTAL, TORCHUN, ME ‘DICIS and other TRIMMING LACES, Select and large stock of Ladies’ and Children's HO SIERY, CORSETS, SILK and KIDGLOVES, HAND. KERCHIEPS, RUBBONS, NECK RUCHINGS and CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS, ns VO A OCONN ELL, MODISTE, a (Late of New York City}, Th. prepared to make Evening and ‘Dresses, ectal cate given to Thauguration Ball Dresses. Street suite a specialty. ject fit cunrantoed BGs SUitEET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE sim Mar. J. PR; Panmr ENGRAVED PLATE AX BEST STOCK), AT 86 © D 50 CARDS (CRANES. Ts. WORK DELIVERED AT TWENTY-FOUR HOURS | NOTICE | LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422 424, axv 426 SEVENTH STREET. m1 3 _SEWING MACHINES, &c. CLARE'S BEST MACHINE COTTON, “SIX ‘Spools for 25c., ut AUERBACIS Sewing Machine Yoong, gti andi ‘the Nevelan, SNe ke Ro. 7" the silent “New. Autoniatic,” New Domestic ‘Singer. iv ‘attention all kinds of Sew: Sle agents Yor all adjustable ferme: Roe Ate nad ‘of Attachments in Velvet-lined makes the nest outfit for ‘smal sewing ever yet offered; also the Silent few Home. Every" thing at MCKENN) ‘Oth st. nw. sezd Cousin's Misses’ Shoes at the same low figures. About 200 paira Ladies’ Fine Kid Butt, every pair ot ry a8 our stock is now ‘ave all sizes and widths, therefore call at once at ne SINSHEDMER @ BROS, E. G. Davis 719 MARKET SPACE. BLACK AND BLACK AND WHITE DRESS Goops. OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT IS FULL OF BARGAINS. NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF FRENCH SATINES, FIGURED AND PLAIN. ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, PLAID AND STRIPED. 5 NEW WHITE Goops. HECK MUSLINS, EXTRA BLACK HOSE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK, LISLE No, 1107 F street northwest, ‘Wil offer this week her entire stock of IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS, and those of her own design, st from 25 to 38%) Stucllese tian foruier prices order to Glove ems ge, PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERS. a2 Asrox Fisners ‘Denjleal Wry Cleantng Patablishment, See NEAT £3 PERTERCE anes Garsonnte: sien, Velvet and rape ‘Velit, Laven, Clovea, aS mae ci iy thls aupersor process ING DE + pe earey. pears clothes cleaned by Gis process THLE Ladies’ and Ge Pinsh Cloaks, ASS" NUAL SALE OF LADIES UNDERWEA DOUGLASS, 522-624-526 Ora oh MS 48818 &. HOMPHERY, a 430 Text Srrest Nontnwent, Makes Corsets to order in every stile and material, ‘and guarantees perfect fit and comfort. French ‘THREAD, AND COTTON HOS POPULAR GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES. E G. DAVIS, CORNER Sr axp MARKET SPACE. Patent Shower ach Comenand Basties, = a Corsets aida, 1 Corset Abe I Cown Children’ RG Mee een Garman and pane spoken, met ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING. een anes HU \ HAIR AND FINE TR WORK Hair ate au tga lt row a ‘Wigs to order. 537 eS Txx Bor Is Tae Dormct SCHLITZS MILWAUKEE LAGER For sale in Bottles by Dealer Generally, and Of t Casks and Bottles by the Agent SAMUEL C PALMER, 12} Baa aa ‘Tedephone 454. a0