Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY. MARCH 20, 1885. LOCAL MENTION. OFFICE oF TH SAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D.C, 0, 1885, 10a. m. For the middie Atlantic state her in the southern portion, partly clout foenl snows in the nerthern port fair weather, northwe ing Sate , fair weal . the mid is indieated for id South Atlantic the first named | nperature in the States, with district, and slowly rising t two lash districts. line body Brussels | yard. “Moses & Sox, treets northwest, SpEcrat D and velvet ca: Ww. Corner 11th and F Forsrrerr and houshold goods packed by plea WB. Moses & Sox, Corner 11th and F streets northwest, uegED the ladies and the 1 spring goods, and our button, lace and Con- and. so Is our assort- slippers, misses’, Haver Rexr Babies when we ord stock of ladies | ress walters is Ment of house ectrie Shoe. AXP QUANTITY.—In the Violet the best quality of Ina compressed and econ- Die. Ask the dealer who and refuse if he Look try it and you will Use that brand clis & Bro., agents, PREIC SPEAKFES AND SINGERS find R. H. onan a oor cum Cough Drops a sure Quarry Plug ¢ suppl Otlers y out for at Charies Kra: “Potomac,” N. test oll—no better se and barrels, at 150? fire to five gallon cans 1a AVE. DLW, ent’s fine hand- ither luce or eon- 10 7th street, per gallon, at We Dox’r HAVE your pictures framed until you Baveseen the great varity of mouldings at Veerhoft’s stores, 411 and 916 7th street. BH. WARNER'S Guide Book at all station- ersand at hisoffice,916 F street. Price ten cents. Frssrrt’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, 1427 New York avenue. Srrictiy PORE Ligtous for medicinal pure poses. Can be had at Charles Kraemer's, 737 th st. n.w. Rares Repucep.—Leland Broadway and 29th street, With board, $2.50, $3, $3.50 a day $1 a day and up. Borriep Lravors for family use aspecialty at Charles Kraemer’s, 737 7th st. n.w. Bracrrrvr. 4 rooms only, th hats; price, 7th and D, hatand gent’s fur has no equal; our .’s shoes are’ first alic-phast, $5.50 and $4.50 hand- Sewell galters are superior to any offered. Also, 5 ectrie soles, SO cents electric Sol, csca’s, 402 7th street. Look for: The Old Woman in Window. BEWARE itinerant oculist; consult Hempler, near 41. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:35 p.m., and extinguished at 5:15 .1 We have received from 4. J. Chapman a copy of the new polar map issued by the hydro- office, showing the most recent aretie | ries, including those of Hall, Nares and < will open the Dase-ball_ season hh inst, came with the Brown tie ascoelation at a itadopted resolutions indors:| re for the olllee of U.S. ‘New York ew York a evening, making an ap- | id for the Presbyterian Home | meeting las ing Col W SI F Powell found a dead infant etween Istand New Jersey avenue of the walls fell, slightly injur- | d breaking Ross’ right le day morn: | have been ex and 10, sq. and Hassan, lot R. Perry, traste lots 1 to i Wineberger to E. Greer, pt. 3, sq. 419; $100, John M. To the Faitor of Tax: Eve Pp Wweach, that cou gene: ment could be obtained. in th muel eity propert, for Nis fire to Where it ori querulous correspondent | Citizen, who holds no office and wants none,” oung man 2 gon the rea gars, the ear fog him in the p The vault and Pst morning by , Standing outside, el CM. F, | . the colored | rrested on the has no offickal tated. ready to be ea Rev. RS. Wi States t connection Yesterday Entwisie, on the congregation of St. Dom justed the dam jutely with Mr. Benn us Insurance was insured, te Mr. J: 1. Oyster, died presented the var Which the proper Mrs, Rose Mare terday atthe re East Capitol enty-seven yeai The funeral took place to-day. Last Tuesday Mrs. Mann left her rooms in house 939 K <treet northwest, for an a half, leavin; drawer, and, doors, ‘and "tal her absence t rs has been received he his home In Germany of By Stein, who served under Gen the War, re war. and afterwards w S. geological surves. Hi wound re atime in i bills loc! fully locking her swith ber. During f February 21 and Mare 4 and 5, in wrappers, du Jug the full report and the in: ean be b tity. Price te-merrow. clome to-morrow i Tus Joserey ERT at Marini's Peht Will consist of selectic Mig, Beethoven, Schubert, Schum: Dicrerbeer and Liszt. Mri song from “Les Hu Tau . Chopin, Buxton will sing the yNcERT.—An old folks concert | Masonic hall this evening in | costumes of one hundred years ago. AN —Sister Mary de | Chantal Cu rated her golden nvent on Cou heetieut ave Years ago, on the feast of St « ler religious’ profes Sion fn the ent, then the only One of the order in the United Sts Solemn high mass was celebrated. Kev. H. Dowell, astor of St. Agnes’ church, New York, ane was the celebrant; rhureh, New York, . J, president of sub-deacon. After the mass Archbishop Gibbon Rev. J. J. Murphy, rch, pi sermon. "1 Sermon Sister de Chautal renewed her vows and was crowned by the | Brehbishop with # wreath of orange blossoms. | ‘The coremonie: 4 with the bestowal of the | anal benedirtio Sister de Chautal by Fr. | cDowell. the ¢0 it being gabled by Pope Leo us his special favorand share in the events of the day. Cardinal Met loske: Archbishop Corrigan and other prelates und | humerous clergymen and friends sent letters of ‘congratulations. —_—S THE MoNTGOMERY CoUNTY AGRICULTURAL Soctery.—Ata meeting of the oificers of the | Montgomery County Agricultural Society held | Jn Kockville, Md., yesterday the president was empowered to immediately negutlate the loan of $2,000, to be secured by mortgage on the real estate of ‘the society, for the payiment of the | debts due by it, —— Manntace Licexses,—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to. Fred- erick Rose and Roberta Payne; Frederick Young gnd Theresa Butler, both of Fort Foote, Md George Rawles an: bella Towles; Jo McNally and Emm; CLosIxe SALE or THE Lewis COLLECTION. The sale of the Lewis collection of water colors and paintings was continued last evening at the gallery of ms Walier B. Williams € Co., &nd notwithstauding the unfavorable weather the attendance was quite large, aud’ many of the paintings were Misposed ‘at very low Pricts. "The clon ‘will take this ning at 7:45 o'clock, when some of the best ‘Works in the collection will be offered. oe Snes MARtNI's Friday evening class will meet Saturday, at Sp. m., until further notice. — ‘THExe will be an important sale at Dow! companies in | ls janen to the Prosident’s levee t dep guction rooms to-morrow morning at 10 Odlock. The New Aqueduct Tunnel. HOW THE WORK IS PROGRESSING. The following is a record of feet reached by the contractors in the headings of the different shafts of the new Aqueduct tunnel: In the east heading of Champlain avenue shaft 1,027 feet jed and in the west heading feet have been reached. In Rock creck led tn the east head- ny, 1,042. Foundry and in the west head branch shaft, cast heading, 1,522 feet is re- gorded, and 1,555 feet in ihe west heading. Howard University shat, which has only one heading—a west heading—in which 1,027 feet hax ed. There fs also one heading in the reservoir shaft, which is near completion, 205 feet having been tumneled. The heading Of the University shaft and the east heading of Champlain avenue are being Uned with brick and masonry No Telegraph Strike in this City. Mr. Cox, the manager of the Banker? and chants’ Telegraph Co., said this morning In Teference to the strike of the employes of the company in New York and Boston last night on account of the non-payment of back salaries, that the men employed in this city had been paid up to Mareh Ist, and theretore they had no reason to join in the ‘strike,and had not done 50. “I understand,” he continued, “that the matter has been adjusted this morning by the announcement of Receiver Butler that he would pay the salaries in full. ary were due before Mr. Butler took charge of tuirsor the company, and he offered to them with a discount’ of thirty per cent. ‘his caused the men in New York and Boston to leave their instrument: The interruption Was only fora time, however, and the matter has been settled, as I have stated.’ Eee Reeve stats ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follow: L. Morrison to E. M. Noble, lot 75, 84. 513, M. Grady et al., to Bridget Grady, lots. 28 and 29, sq. 616; $800, I. B. Stegmaier to G. W. Stegmaier, lots 8, 9, 37 and 38, sq. 668; $—. GW. Stezmaicr tb Mary T. Habig, lots and The salaries for Febra- - 668, and lots 51 and 74, 89. 66! eld. to 'C. Thompson, Jr, Uruste 1. 16: s—, lots W 5 and 6, sq, 164:'pt. 7, sub lots 9 — 16 . 6, Thompson, jr., tras » S.C. Reid, lot 6, sq. 164; pt. Y, sq. 161, pt. 7, sq. 161; Sec Same to Du vee 4. 164; lot W, 84. 161; 8— RL 1, Barber and 5. Ross, 7; $5,011.25. W. C. twee, , and 16, sq. utter, trustee, to Jay Cooke, lot 9, and pt. Sand 10, sq: 685: $6,380. J. A. Duvall to john S. Swormstedt, lot 17, 84. 1,020; New Hampshire to H. M. Baker, iot’7, sq. 3,038.50. J. H. Marr to J. A. Duvall, pt. Brown's sub Pleasant Plains M. But jay Cooke, jr., southeast corne nd Stoddart street, Georgetow seve to Mary’ E. Fisher, pt. own: $450. ‘Thomas Jen- H. J. Hoyle, pt. Burehe’s Venture, 89 acres; $8,000, E. Bowie to J, A. Duvall, lot 27, and pt. 21, sq. 238; pt. 7, sq. 983; 27, si 959, and 65, 84/179; 3—_ FH. Ni. lots’ 16 and 17, sub sq. 740;"w. 1, 2 and lot 3, 258; lot 1, ‘sub sq. 308, pt. 25 and 21, sq’ 2, sq. 818, and 17, sq. 1,020; 3—. J ©. Duvall, w. 4 2. and lot 3, vert a Fire. SING STAR: & recent issue of your Having read in Paper the account of the serious und disastrous fire which wrecked one of the finest church edifices in the District, and in consideration of recent simi yery simple and novel appl. a luted t F occurrences, I would suggest a . Which I have mily residence, calen- ert such destruc! ch wash basin, or nt, hose cocks with twen a be instant ‘until the assista sged in our own five feet of hose y used in an er bf the fire depart +h precaution used struction of build! joss of the bean Chief Cronin fs tobe prompt service pmumended nd confining the DW.Z Reply to “A Piain American Citizen.” To the Fai Teel oblig wr of THE EVENtNG Stal d tonotice the rem A Pi rks of your in American n Your issue of esterday. Your correspondent seems to be of the opinion that the whole duty of the President is to receive and shake hands with every man, woman and child, who, for | want of something better to do, the ets to call at nd of the of apump Wh House d use the b Id the handi He x of the wove silly women tie the mere than 00.000,000 of people, and that the women and ren and idle men of this city are a very portion of that immense mass of that he works harder than a cos and daily; that to exit’ b nit to the physical rowd and handshaking but When t re popu nds of Spoil: and Ww ro minist be a line ~ Which should be set the Py and neglect DT inxct ti « platiorm for th a in sun bes modified! If the | of his dut f to review Ux men in smock- ts and t dd to the non-rey on to the rene from the orders of his tte Wustrions T would or it by reference to unifornie. Bariay ond navy oflicers are, in their r thie most of then), first, Ayeerican pnd, serv oof the arn sei uniforms in th ted by the preserihed. ulte sure that our py would greatly prefe all upon him merican elti- puld be ro and “Th physle mnitst stiabli fatigue the execu to the publi \ Dye March 17, Is: -THE-Wo0oL DEMocRAT. —— AN ASONAMLE Hour To Couurcr A Drer.—About half-past six o'elock this. 1 Mr. Thomas B. Kalbfus, of the Sui iri Uving at 315 B street southeast e disturbance In his back § by his former ser hie found irl, Lizzie Thom ed aad came after two days’ pa: imed Mr. Kaibfus owed her. Mr Y policeman and put her a he had taken her half his prisoner way on the street. Mr. Kalbtus becoming Lorhis new duty let his prisoner escape, ta warrant for Mr. Kalbfus and ¢ Police Court this morning attery. ‘The judze thought it Wes rather an unseasonable hour to collect debts, and the case was dismissed, 4:10 o'clock yesterday after discovered in the house at the 2 streets northwest, owned by age was sti trame by Mrs. John Minnix, situated on costia Toad, near the old burnt place, lly caught fire and was entirely de stevening, between 3 and 6 o'clock, stable Of Dr. J. R. Franchs, on an rzistand I strovis, was damaged by —— RAL OF MRS. ‘LEE.—The funeral of Mrs. D. L. Yulee, which took pl Yesterday afternoon from ber late residence, on Connect- cut avenue, was largely attended. Rev, Dr Bartlett, pastor of the New York avenue charch, officia tec ‘The lady directors of the Children’s hospital were present. ‘The pall-bearers were Lieuts. Emory, Fox and Ackley, Messrs, Wik . Linden Kent, John C. Poor, Gen. C. BL Walker and Prof. Welling. Interment wasmade at Oak Hill cemetery ‘he eldest son of the det ceased and her daughter, Mrs, Reid, are both srously i, dangerously i, ‘Tur Vereran Corrs’ Farr.—The feature of the fair of Union Veteran corps at Abner's hall Jast evening was the visit of the National Rifles, accompanied by the Cadet corps. The Jitter were given a hicarty welcome, Tn ad- dition to the list of candidates to be voted for published in yesterday's STAR the following pppeared lastnight: Gold watch, for depart ment henge. a G. Silence and W. G. il; Hilatorty thd Biswas feowp Sokamon, sey.” Mr. J, T. 4 feulso a candidate for the Mrs. G. T. Jones for the lad: night the Washington Rifle guests of the Veterans, Ter Fv: | Dech’ Mourning ‘Drops, Earrings, Important Real Estate Sales, John M Butler, the trustee of the Jay Cooke estate, has sold the large residence in George- town, formerly occupied by Henry D. Cooke, to Jay Cooke, jr., for $20,000, The sai also sold to Juy Cooke, jr., the proy corner of C street and North Capitol street for 330, Thomas Jenkins has sold to Henry J. the tract of land on. the hil overlooking town, known ax Burehe'’s Venture, an comprising some eighty-nine acres, for $8,000, ‘The land les near the recent subdivision known as Garfield. ee THE INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE ASSOCIATION will hold a reception atthe armory of the Wash- ington Cadet Corps, O. street, between 7th. and Sth streets northwest, this evening. It will be a very pleasant affair, Os Rapip Track LayinG.—The B. and P, Rall- road company’s force, in laying tracks across ith street, near Maryland avenue, to connect the square on the west side of 14th street with that on the eastern side, are working with so much expedition that they will have the work done to-night, and In a short timo will have both these squares in use as a depot for the nnloading and loading of bulk freight, and will therefore relieve the freight yard on Maryland avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, South Washington, Ansowrety Pore er an Re oO YY Ah E EG %° $F S*4 too NN cco. Be ss Ex TORRE &°% Be SA BS ERY boo BBB A CK OK «OM ON NN GGG PPP, 00 Wow iw PDD FEE RRR PoP OO WwWwWw DDE ROR pee go WWww DD EE ERR P 00 «6©W 6W «ODD SOCEEE ROR OS 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, alum or Phosphate powders. Soup oNLY IN cana RoyaL Baxixe PowpEr Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap ‘MEN THE BLOOD IS LOADED WITH IM- purities, and moves sluggishly in the veins, an alterative is needed, as this condition of the vital fluid cannot last long without serious results, ‘There is nothing better than Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to purify the blood, and impart energy to the system. YER'S HAIR VIGOR STIMULATES THE hair cqis to healthy action, aud promotes a vig- orous growth. It contains all that can besuppled to make the natural hair beautiful and abundant; keeps the scalp free from dandruff, prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy. mbl7 Casa Prices For Day Goovs COLORED SILKS, 50c, NCY SILK SATINS, CARTE 711 MARKET SPACF, ‘Near the corner of 7th street. FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON, 8. NEW YORK MILLIS SHEETING COTTON widest and very best quality, 25. Finest quality French SATTINES, in Pink,Blueand Cream, only 30. Beautifil COLORED CASHMERES, very fine qual- ity, 12 yards for Execllcnt quallty BLACK SILKS only $1, cheap at $1.25. COLORED SILKS, excellent quality, only NG, Cream, Pink, Blue, Black, wide ‘wool. only 373, LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, in Grey and Brown, gne yard anda half (Dy) wide, immense width, only BROCADE COLORED SILK VELVET, $1.00. handsome BLACK BROCADE SILK VEL- ‘worth $2.50) reduced to $1.50, Special bargain, gfi:ACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure tine wool, 30. double CARTERS, mi 711 MARKET SPACE. Tue Reusarox STANDARD TYPE-WRITER. 1TS3 VALUE ENHANCED BY RECENT IM- . PROVEMENTS, Only 38 keys to learn and operate, Prints 76 char- acters (including caps and small letters, punctuation marks, figures, signs and fractions.) ‘The SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID, MOST DURABLE and NEAREST PERFECT Writing Machine made, UPERIORITY FULLY SUBSTANTIATED by the TEST OF ACTUAL USE and by EXTENSIVE SALES. Warranted and guaranteed to give satisfac tion. Send for illustrated circular to WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT. WASHINGTON OFFICE-CORNER EIGHTH AND mh1é-3m_ 2 Reat Disxoxn Eanerses, Solid Gold, $3.50. inestone setting, nid Pins, lovely designs, front pnameled Roli-plate Ping, 9c; Flue Jet and Fins, 8c. up; Deep Mourning’ Pins, 25¢. and 50c. }ROPS.—Hrilliant Rhinestone Drops, 7 in Solid Gold, Soild Silver and Roll-plaie Wright Gold Drops, from 5c. up: Jew ai id =. to $3; Coral and other from the Best Rolled pest, for Children. La- nd also extra, large sizes: In Silver, Gold. lack and Gold, and Deep Black, Celluloid, & RINGS.—Seintillating Diaz Hain Solid Gott, $1.4 paudies’ Sol 8 Solid Gold, Rings, 99¢. plated Hair Pins, with Bril- inthe latest designs, from fair Pins, from Se. up; Solid sey Pins, 1d Searf Pins, with real Dia- ol; Initial Searf Pins, 25e.4 one hun di styles of handsome Searf Pins, frou 35e. to Ue. ECK acy so iiptled Gold Plate, from $1.98 Fine Fire Git, from tie. ups Childrens Npeklace Amber and Bend > ra . ihe. a WATCH CHAINS in fluest Rolled Gold, from $1.98 i pps Lovely Patterhs in Best Fire Git at ote Cliains at 25e. CHARMS —Our assortment of Gents’ Charms is im- Rolled Gold Plate Ckarms, from 49¢. up: 1 Plate Locket Charms at 9c. You are sure to get sulted. seh RCRETS. To wee the handsome Lockets we have jad treat. We can offer Solid Gold Locket from $2 up; Best Rolled Gold Lockets, from 9c. * COLLAR BUTTONS from 10c. up; Ladies’ Rhine- stone Sterting Sliver Buttons, ftom Te. up. Our asortment of Jewelry fs linmense, No articl is misrepresented. paid eee ae i sil ne settin nd othe r-plated Je M. SILVERBERG € Co, mh16 812 Tih st., near Penn, ave. We Roesreerreriy Tsvire THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS IN FOOT WEAR. Ladies’ Cur. Kid Button, box toe and worked but- ton holes, for $2 per pal Ladies’ Fine Cur. Kid, glove-fitting, tox toe, or com- mon sense, $2.50 per pair. Extra Fine Cur. Kid Button, box toe, or common sense, $3 per pair, We make a spectalty of J. @ BENNEJT @ BARNARD'S FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS. . His Spanish Arch-French Kid Turns are a combina- tion of beauty and comfort, ‘The Puris Beaded Opera ts the latest novelty in the ‘Slipper line. We have them in five different widths. We have m large and well assorted stock to select Our 8 Seamless, Lace or Button, for Gents’, can’t be beat, In the finer grades you will find we are not be- hind, . WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, ‘ ‘You will meet with polite attention. W. H. RICH'S, ah hincien Sos For Hinz At 416 oth street northwest, CITY ITEMS. “The way of the transgressors hard. Be wise and buy Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for 26c, 1 Positively to-morrow only the following special, bargains will be offered, at R. Goldselmn ld 812-7th st. now. J.U. O'Meara royal glue 3 bottles for 25¢ Worth 60c; Rising sun stove lish 6 cakes for 25c worth 60c; hair brush ith look: lass: combined and 1 rubber comb 25¢ worth 50c; Army and Navy blacking 5 boxes for10¢ worth 25; Fancy splash mats $e worth 25¢; Gilte@e playing cards 29¢ worth 50c; 1 Handsome dec- orated english china Dinner and Tea sets 146 pes. less 1 sauce boat missing reduced from $24.00 to $16.97; 1 Set 146 . less 1 Jug, 2 Cups and i Cream pitcher reduced from 24.00 to TS. Goblets with engraved band 6 for 25¢ worth 50c; colored glass salt, or pepper shakers 4 for 25c worth 60c; English decorated china chamber sets 10 pes reduced from 4.50 to 2.99; Curtain poles complete 25e; colored glass polka dot tumblers 6 for 59¢ worth $1.00; covered chamber buckets assorted colors 33¢ worth 50c¢; 1 Tea set 44 handsome decorated with broad gold band 1 cup missing reduced from 8.00 to 5.27; Japanned bread boxes medium size 59c large 69c extra large 79c; 5 extra hand- some hand painted chamber sets slightly dam- aged below cost; Brooms 10¢ worth l5c, Also SPECIAL PRICES WILL BE OFFERED IN BABY CARRIAGE: 1 Our Low-Priced Spring Spectalties. Solid, Honest, Reliable Goods, hh & Co.'s Reliable Shoe House, et and 1922 Pennsy}vania avenue, Ladies’ 25c. Genuine Serge House Slippers, “Boe. Kid-lined Opera-toe Slippers, jasting, Laced and Congress, “ — 90e. Foxed Laced Shoes. “ — 95, Solid Kid and Pebble Button, $1.25 Worked-hole Stylish Button. “ $1.50 Goat and Kid Box or Plain-toe Button. Gents’ $1.00 All-lenther Working Shoes. «$1.25 and $1.50 Tippedor Plain Laced and Gaiters. “ $2.00 Genuine Calf Button, Laced or Gaiter, any style. Every’ pair war ranted. Misses’ $1.00 Kid and Pebble, Heel or Spring-heel Button, “$1.25 Kid or Goat Worked-hole But- ton. Child's 65c. Reliable Spring-heel Button. « G5e. Worked-hole Spring-heel Button. Se. Hand-sewed Spring-heel Button, Se. and 90c. Heeled or Spring-heel Solartipped Button. Infants’ 35¢. Kid and Goat Button or Laced. «0c. Worked-hole, Tasseled Button. Every pair stamped with our name asa guar antee of their durability. 1 A Market Basket Given to every purchaser of $1 or more, at M. Augen- stein’s 817 7th st.n.w., when following bargains will be sold: 2 string brooms, 11c,; 3 string, 5c. 4 string, 23c.; 81 clothes baskets reduced .; basket teapots, 21¢.; wooden water buckets and 50 clothespins, 1 18-inch wait- ; blacking brush, whisp broom and large box blacking, 2: doz. stone china cups and saucers, 38c.; large washtub, zine washboard, clothesline and 50 clothespins, ‘99¢.; shell covered dishes, 44¢., worth 75c.; 4 doz. fancy goblets, 19¢.; ‘syrup pitchers, 1003 gas globes, 16¢.; 4y doz. fancy wine glasses, 15e.; doz. silver ‘plated Sheffield Knives, 83c. feadquarters br baby carriages, trunks and valises of every description. Decorated dinner, tea and chamlier sets at greatly reduced prices. ant assortment of Gent.’s Spring Style Hats, bottom prices, at AUERBACH’S, 7th & H 2 Great Reduetions, in order to reduce stock, at Family Shoe Store, 310 7th street. Ladies? fine kid button, $2.49, reduced from $3.50; 1a- dies’ genuine French kid button boots, $2.99, reduced from $4; ladies’ kid button boots, $1.49, reduced from $2; men’s English wall ing shoes, all calf, $1.99, reduced trom $2.75; men’s lace button‘and Congress, $1.49, reduced from $2; boy’s and misses’ school shocs, 98 cts., reduced from $1.50; children’s kid and pebble spring heel button boots, all solid, 60 cts; In- fants's shoes, 30 cts., at Family Shoe Store, 310, 7th street, first store above Penna, avenue. 1 Extra Stik Laces for Bicyele Shirtsgiven with each Flannel Shirt, at AUERBACH’S, 7th & H, 2 For the Balance of this Month, Genuine Bargains in Shoes at J. Brock’s, 802 7th street. Misses’ Kid Button, only 75c., worth $1.40. Children’s Solar ‘fip, spring heel, oniy $1, worth $1.35. Laclics’ Fine Kid or Pebble, only $2, worth 8: Fine Cur, Kid, a job, on! Cousins’ Kid, 3 Remember until you have examined the Silent New Amer- iean No, 7, the acknowledged standard of excel- lence, at AUZRBACH’s, 7th and H streets. No drummers. 2 Special Drives in three lines. 0} ‘onable goods at Clark's, 734 7th street northwest, to-morrow: Our $1 Jerse Elegant Braided Jersey $1.39, f 5; Elegant Stockinette Jersey iuced from $2. 1.39, © 83c., i regular pi Children’s Jerseys former pr Corsets. Our 406. Corset 25e.; Our 65e. Corset 49e.; Dr. Warner's Health Corset. 98e,, former price, $1.25; Our $1 French Woven Corset 69¢, Hosiery. Hosler; Gent's Full Regular Made Socks two pair for 25e.: English Super-Stout Socks 19c: Ladies’ Pin Stripe F iidren’s Ribbed Balbriggan Hose, full regular, 19 Tth st. new.) 1 uindried, 60¢. only, at Depot, 7th and H. 2 A Tempting Offer. In order to enliven t e and to clear out the balance of our immense purchase in Kid Gloves ving inducements until the entire lot is disposed or. 180 pair G-button length ‘Mousquetaire in black and colors at 50¢c., worth $1. 280 pair 6-button length, a better quality, all sizes, 69c., a $1. 325 palr 6 and length, plain and em- broidered backs, 8¥e., worth $1.75. 150 pair G-button’ Opera and White, 98c., worth $1.50. ‘35 pair 4-button, odd makes, but good value ats Will be sold at Laces ind Hamburgs are very cheap, We will surprise you at ghe immense’ value we give. Our assortinent is as large, if not larger, than to be found any where. B. J. BEHREND & So: No. 818 7th sirect, betyeen H an Make no mistakein thenumber, 2 apaironly,at AUER- 7th & H. 26 dill. kinds to select from. 2 The Best Thing Out. The Fountain Coffee Pot, an automatic dri Calland examine ats. P. Tea Co., 703 7th 5 opposite U.S. Patent oftice. 6 4-4 Short ends of Bleached Cotton, Se. 45 inch Wamsutta Sheeting, 12,6. 12-4 Wamsutta Sheeting, 25c. 2 At Baltimore Store, 908 7th st. n.w. Equal to any 50c. Scarfs in the city, Aver- BACH’S 25e. Silk is, corner 7th and H sts, 2 Thornton’s Emulsion ure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of ¢ and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired nutrition and general debility, eas and pleasant to take. Prescribed by” physi- cians. Sold by Druggists, Large bottles 50c. Manufactured by W. E. Thoruton, corner Bal- tmore and Harrison streets, Baltithore, Md, mW; Rough on Coughs. Ask for “ Rough on Coughs,” for Coughs, Cok Sore Throat, Hourseness, Troches, 15e. Liga “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every _morn- ing, and delivered in hali-pound “Ward” prints 50c, per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter. milic and Sweet Milk, Se. per quart. Cream 160, pint. Seamc Har. Sermo Har THE DUNLAP FIFTH AVENUESTYLE SPRING SILK-AND DERBY HATS NOW READY AT WILLETT & RUOFFS, SOLE AGENTS, ‘905 Pennsylvania ave. Ax Oprorrusiry For Au. TO BUY RELIABLE AND FIRST-CLASS CLOTH- ING AT 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 CENT REDUCTIONS. 10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS. NO MISREPRESENTATIONS, NO MISREPRESENTATIONS ‘NO MISREPRESENTATIONS, ‘We guarantee every buyer shall have the full worth of his money, and that every garment we sell shall do good service to the wearer to the full amount of its ‘cost, and bring the purchaser back to us again, NOAH WALKER ¢ co, ‘TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, AMUSEMENTS. LECTURES. DRY GOODS. (A™2AUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE EV. ¥. T. TAGG WILL DELIVER A LECTURE Last Two Nights and Farewell Matinee of MME. THEO, ‘The Parisian Diva, with GEAUS FAMOUS FRENCH OFERA COMPANY, onty, time Favor: ‘TONIGHT (Friday), only time MME. L'ARCHIDUC, ‘ SATURDAY AFTERNOON......Only Theo Matinee. Only Matinee of Lecocq’s Best Opera, GIROFLE-GIROFLA. GirofeGirofia, EVENING, Farewell Ni the more popular of all operas. > "ewe LES (CLOCHES DE CORNAVILLE, (The Chimes of Normandy.) 3, $1.80 and $3 sve perormance. THE ANY RYE. m20 ‘THEO ay ‘Monday, CE MUSEUM. Pennsylvania avenue, near 11th street, ANOTHER GRAND SENSATION! Every Afternoon and Night This Week, MINNIE OSCAR GRAY and W. T. STEPHENS, ‘With thelr Great Dramatic Company in the Grand JACK SHEPPARD ‘AND 1iIS DOGS, As now performed in London with success, and onthe stage SPLENDID SfYLE, WITH SEW SCENERY. Last Week of the ‘Biggest Giant in ihe World, and ‘Sig. BARTINO, the World's Great Magician, Admission to ail oly 10 cents. 120 THE INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE ASSOCIATION Wit Honp A RECEPTION At the Armory of the Washington Cadet Corps, O st ‘Betweei 7 and Sth sts. aw FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1885, Admission, 250. mh19-2t At First Methodist Protestant Church, corner of 5th ‘Mreet and Virginia avenue southeast, on FRIDAY EVENING, March 20th. Admission'10 cents. Door open at 7 p.m. by EDUCATIONAL. HIGHLY CULTURED GENTLEMAN, gpgaiing fuentis several languages, wil perfect Fialten, Engin 8 tematics, History, ea “PROF. HARBEN,” 622 Pennaylvania ave. m17- ‘NSTRUCTIO: TASS5G Cit prawrso, carmecaticn “Address ‘H.'M. WAITE. 7-20 ‘900 H st nw. ANTED_PUPNS 0) TARE LESSONS IN ‘Decorative Painting, paagton. Also Kensington and other embrol Wee and Paper Blowers | Point and Sacrenie baer! Assen, oe ME Sante toee \ ORWOOD INSTITUTE—1212 AND 1214 lant N Ge Metin ae techs aatect Bomeatag for Tadies. "Sessions 85-86 opens Sept ise," "Eariy application necessary, as umber boarders willbe fimited,. ‘ahizom. CHOOL ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Site pirete temo Heetae Hranchen a : i Miu ADELINE DUCALMACK L220 eatusw. Bla CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, 493 Pennsylvania ave.n.w. Select Civil Service Library: Practical Civil Service Studies and ‘Thorough Civil Service Drill, TUESDAY, ‘THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVE- NINGS. Hours from 7109 p.m. ‘Terms reasonable. WV ASHINGTON ACADISIY OF TEDEGRA PHY, ‘Only school of the kind here. A invie tation to all to see the method wi rou can pion tone ine "moa by, wich go TYE OLD Fors’ CONCERT, THIS EVENING, MARCH 20, Masonic Hall, Coruer 9th and F Streets. Costumes of a hundred years ago. Sot due choruses and an orchestra of 12 pieces will enfiven the cecasion. Don't fail to attend. Admission 25 cents. Doors open 7; comme mhigate RAND CONCE! At MCKENDREE M. E. CHURCH, Massachusetts Avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, FRIDAY EVENING. March 20th, aS octoee? ‘he following well known talent wil” take part: fe Bischoie Townsend King, ‘Atta: Evan Mills, Katie Wilson, Mrs.’ Mills,’ Messrs, Whipple, Bangs Golgate, ‘McFarland, Gait, ham and others, rors OPERA HOUSE, DOWNING. HUZZAHS AND LAUGHTER. A HOME RUN. SUCCESS UNDOUBTED An American Play of an American Author by an American Actor, the’ Young American Dramatis AT MR. ROBERT L. DOWNING, In Joaquin Miller's New Drama of TALLY HO. Incidental to the play a description of Horace Gree- Jey's famous ride with Hank Monk over theSlerra Ne- yuds Mountains, MATINEE SATURDAY. CHEAP PRICES. Night admission 50 or 75 cents. Places reserved during the day Next.week, the American Dromlos, THE TWO JOHNS, the Falstafis of Merriment. —" - mnne TJPTE WASHINGTON ROLLER RINK, CORNER 91x STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, WILL OPEN FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, THE LARGEST AND BEST FLOOR SOUTH OF PHILDELPHIA, GOOD MUSIC AND COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS. FANCY SKATING EVERY EVENIN mbi8-it 2 az e TR OF THE < VETERAN CORPS, At Abner's Music Hall, BUERY EVENING THIS per’s Musle Hall, EVERY EVENING MONTIL Good minsio and visiting military company or Grand Army Post every evening. ‘dmmission 10 cents. mhist MARiars FAL AVL FRIDAY EVENING ANDSATURDAY MAT. INEE, MARCH 30 AND 21, Only Appearance of the Celebrated Rafael ISEFFY, es HUXTON, Soprano, VE PROGRAMME. No extra charge for reserved seats, ir Hiow be secured at the music store of Fd. FL mb16-5t rer 9th and D sts. nw. EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. coat, MONDAY, MARCH 16, MAURICE PIKE'S COMEDY COMPANY, Headed by the distinguished Dramatic Stars, ‘Mr. MAURICE PIKE and Miss MILLIE SACKETT. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. ‘Thursday, Friday apd Saturday, LOST IN LONDON; Oz, A MINER'S. Excellent Cast, WIFE. ‘Superfine Acting. Admission to family circle, 10 cents; admission to first floor, 20c. Reserved Seats muy be secured six. days tn advance without extra charge al the Box Office of the muse. in the future Box Office will be open from $m. sharp to 10 pun. Doorsopen xt I and 7 p.m.: overture one hour later, Can may be ordered at 4:10 and 10:10 p.m. mhi6-6t rpreaTer ‘coMmIa’: At Matinees Every Day and of Evenings This Week, (ON DUCLOS' FR) FOLLY TROUPE AND STATUE NYMPHS. SENSATIONAL TO THE EXTREME! Children may not want It, but the adult does! Remember, Matinee Every Day. mh16-6t National ROLLER SKATING RINK, 611-613 E STREET, Near Post Office Building, NOW OPEN, 7 P.M 12,000 Feet hard Maple Floor Skating Surface. Ladies and Children afternoon admission, with skates, mar2-110, Be. 7 4 ORIBNER'S BICYCLE SCHOOL. INSTRUCTION FREE TO PURCHASERS. COLUMBIA AN ALL FIRST-CLASS BI ro CLES ERICY CLES a NB ACcESOOLieS at Fae, ORY PCS (LES AND TRICYCLES SOLD ON IN- WM. C.SCRIBNER, FENTON HALL, E STREET, EAR 11TH NORTHWEST. G STALLMENTS. ” F, EIBNER'S ORCHESTRA for all occasions—Residence, 1340 S Furnishes Bfusie Sth st. Orders ieft ut the Music Stores of Messrs. Droop, Ellis, Metzerott and Eberbach Prompt attention. SEATS Cures FOR ALL THE 7 Ja17-3m TS HOGS A bovaur cHearer ar THE Pant “Department of JAMES H. “McG! Dealer in Building Supplies, Nos. 908, 910, 012 an 914 G street, three doors west of the Patent Office, Imn- mediately, adjoining National Rifles’ Armory, than at any other establishment in the city. If sou wish to buy even the smallest quantity of white lead, olls, var- nish, colors (dry or in oll), etc., send your addrésson ‘apostal card and a printed prietist of every article sold in this department will be sent to you by return mail, reaching you in @ few hours’ time by letter-car- Her “Phe pile Unt gives the price of halepint pint, quart, half-galion, gallon and five gallons ofeach kin grou, anrpenting Uever, ars lid other liquid sola 1y measure: also price per quarter-pound, halt-pou! pound. five, ten, twenty-fiveand one. hundred po Ofeach article sold by weight; also list and prices of miscellancousarticles. “The prices are graded accord- Ing to tue qaanuity bought, “Tarke buvers et very Joweat riety: small Dov rs bay” 8 slighty higher Fate, My prices are fixed, All buss buying the same quan: ity, pay the same price. The inexperienced buyer gets, tue hame price ws the oldest puliter if he buys the same qi 4 After examining my pricelist, send your orders! micwenger, weleplione, Or by niall and they wil be filled proniptly, und the bill, as per price-tict, collected on delivery. Goods delivered to all parts of the city. ‘The other departments of my business have < my we grown Pt roportions. I how give my special ai- tention to the Dalit De and expect, by having shit apply of tractus woot, seine them at iat will receive f2i-Im ices a rompt dellve i Sra share ofthe public putromagen <2 Secures JAMES . Mort, £28-3m 908, #10, 012 and 14 € Srscrat None IRESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTIONDF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULDPARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FYRNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY’ OF REYNOLDS & SON- WHICH I CONSIDER ASGOOD IF NOTSUPERIOR’ TOSTEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMESSPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS ABOVE. FOR BOONOMY AND HEAT- ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE crry, GREAT PLEASURE IN REFERRING TO. ACALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Excivstve AGENT, p26 No. 452 PA. AVE, NEAR 4% STREET. adapted io the times. Year, from date of ent an eae College idles 8] ities f4-2m* QHORTHAND AND TYPE-WRITING PRACTT. ly taught, “Success "guaranteed if instructions are followed. Private pupils preferred and number lim fed R OMELIN, office of Johns & Faston, Stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. mhs-ame HE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL, 517 7TH St In. w. Short, condensed course in practical Book: Keeping. Rapid Penmanship and English Branches: at moderate rates of tuition.” Morning afterneon and plcht sessions. Sole right to Hower siatem of Book coping tau out text-nooks, Civil service prep station aspecalty, 3.2, BRYANT, Principal, rUle BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Baltimore, 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. Unexcelled advantages for learning Conversation, We invite all persons to visit our classes. 20 HORTHAND — REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS SS every evening. Private lessons a specialty. All morthaiid books and publications constantly on hand, ‘and exceptional opportunities for learni ‘art are offered at WASHINGTON PHONOG! iCHEAD- QUARTERS, 027 Tet. nw. it) ‘RIAN BUSLNESS COLLEGE, CORNER: 4) oth and D sts. n.w. Young and middleaged men and women trained for business. Rapid ee Bee’ Senin Ue tae” Tee ae ance, ‘day or night, $50; thres months, day, $20; night, $14. Stlemonth blew, 8a. Napid wltigs 12 eseas oS Call or send for cea sc SARA A. SPENCHIC Vice Principal, PPA {UITAR, SINGING, . TAUGHT AT 3 ‘reasonable rates by’ Prof LovIs ONFENSTERN C st. nw. ‘The professor makes the Guitar id lie has successfully taught it for twenty: 2 HE BEST AND CHEAPESTPLACETO LEARN grawing and painting is at the National Academy of Fine Arts, 1sth st. and New York ave. Years of Study saved.” Receptions free Wednesday at 5 ‘event n1s-8mn_ 188 AMY LEAVITT, uate an Conservator ‘OF BOSTON, GRAD. copied exaininer of the New Bngiand no technique, harmony and voles 1013 oth St naw ey ant Nae culture, ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND nglish Language, se ptiwet MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Principal. ‘The culture and develapment of the voice and nat- ural expression of sentiment carefully taught. ‘Especial attention given to the cure of. stammering and other vocal defects Boys’ and Girls’ class Satur day, lam. d6-tjel, V -ARSONS, M. 8. (LATE. OF SPENCERIAN NV. iusinese College) Peiteis iene oe Bae keeping, Peumanship, English and all mathematics, Day sessions, 9 am. to 12m. $7 per mouth. Puy aught at home ifdesired. 313) St nw. 2 ARFIELD KINDERGARTEN, PRIMARY AND TRAINING SCHOOL, st. n.w. au27-6m__ MRS. ANNA Bh. OGDEN, Principal. (PETVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF study; to adults confidential; prey for college, Annapolis, West Point, all examikatons. TV INSTITUTE ww, corner Sth aud K sta. nw. Mathematical, Caisical, Busines BIW. FLYNS, ALM Evening Classes, $3 and $5 a month. 0c29 FAMILY SUPPLIES. Taxe Nonce ‘YOU CAN BUY THE BEST GRANULATED SUGAR AT 6 CENTS A POUND; BEST GOLDEN RIO AT 23 CENTS A POUND; OLD GOVERN- MENT JAVA AT 30 CENTS; FAMILY OOLONG AT 50 CENTS, AND A GRAND BARGAIN IN TEA AT 60 CENTS A POUND. LARGE AND FRESH STOCK — BEST QUALITY EVER OF+ FERED. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT IT IS YOUR INTEREST TO DEAL WITH THE . NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON TEA C0., mh20-616 438 9th st, nw. Morncr1o 188] Wumxy $3, FINE OLD CABINET AT $3.50, ARETHE BEST GOODSSOLD FOR THOSE PRICES, G WITMER & CO.. GROCERS, mhi2 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Examowenss axv Laces LESS THAN COST OF MANUFACTURE, Manor C. P. Mri ROBES AND MANTEAUX, 18 Kast 28th street, New York, 1334 F street, Washington, Is offering the remainder of ber stock at greatly re dvced prices before returning to New York. NOVELTIES JUST RECKIVED FOR SPRING mbTiler ND SUMME! ADIEX ‘Bridal Trommeads é m* 907 Pennsyivania ave. (over SE Wiig, SSS ‘uu Sug8— OUR BUYER HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ONE OF THE LARGEST IMPORTING | HOUSES, WHICH ENABLES US TO PLACE BE- FORE THE PUBLIC EMBROIDERIES AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE. LIST OF BARGAINS 1,000 PIECES EMBROIDERIES, WIDE ANDNAR- ROW, CHOICE PATTERNS, ALL OF WHICH HAVE BEEN SOLD FROM 8 to 12. A YD, NOW ATS CENTS A YD. ‘ 500 PIECES EMBROIDERIFS, ELEGANT PAT. TERNS, SOME NICE FLOUNCINGS AMONG THEM, FORMERL NOW AT 10 CENTS A YARD. SWISS EMBROIDERIES, WORTH FROM 40 to 60 CENTS A YARD, A FRESH AND LOVELY COMPLEXTON: Js the result of using the Famous PASTILLES DE FLORENCK White and Tinted ) _Atk Drogeists and Perfumery Dealers mh10-2we LINE-LADIBS—OPALINE = the néw and most onderfulenre for _ Ask Draggists and Perfumery Dealers, mhi0-2w® Y OTICE —~MADAME VALMONT 1 nw N Stier her patrons ena caEnONT, BROS io cieat ahd got apal Ge LACE CRT Sr aldeseripnions, “MADIAS A SERCERLTY Sane i ost approved styles, Estabilshed ki ‘TO BE RETAILED AT 25 CENTS A YARD. Es ne weal. ALTHOUGH WE HAVE OVER 2,500 PIECES OF s > NOVED AE THE ABOVE, WE WOULD ADVISE ott CUSTO | MI "Tress insl Chaok Making Warlore ios ah Ree MERS TO CALL AT ONCE, AS THE F. Cor 9th and E streets nw. ODS SOLD AT SUCH FIGURES CANNOT LAST VERY LONG. ‘Over Riley's Dry Good store. Fntrance on Bth strest mh2-1me DRENCTE |. SCOURING AND DRY Pe A 88 PME > os ‘Cleaning Pstablisinent, 1205. New York ave. nw, Bae 2A 0 0 uMMe Bose n\ Kinds of Ladier’ and Gente’ Cariwents Shri 5 es eae ied and fished inthe mot superior mauwer Be Aa Uv MEM 88 = Cloaks, Velvet and “Party Drees 6 : Mos Sea Rorenn, mhl7 Sezcus Jessy Axsouxcewest: ann: Opened a larre and complete assortment of FLA! BURG EDGPS and INSERTINGS A! EMBROIDERY, ORIENTAL, TORCHUN, MB DICTS and other TRIMMING LACES * Select and large stock of Ladies’ and Children's 110. SIERY. CORSETS, SILK and KIDGLOVES, RAND IN ORDER TO CREATE A BOOM IN THIS DE- PARTMENT WE HAVE DECIDED TO OFFER TO OUR CUSTOMERS KERCHIEPS, RIABONS, NECK RUCHINGS and ae. GHULDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS, ns z S8s FER 1 ne Han =a a ea of Ree ke XY Sssy ia 3 ‘Street Boren 3S EEE R RB Sss8 x ss" xt Morthwest jarments aiso, Velvet ang AT SPECIAL PRICES Tie ee ee, Gn, GED NG Disease 4 SPRCTALTY, FOR SIX DAYS ONLY, one their original shape: aid grease abot punta Wiheremoved eects. Peis $LOD and O13 ee Bale, — ‘Which should cause a Speedy oveLae= ANNUAL SALE OF LAD ES — ryan ee ee EVERY GARMENT N SPECIAL, No. 1.—PERFECT-FITTING, GOOD QUALITY STOCKINET, WITH DEEP CUFFS, which have been $1.23; Special Price, 98c , (ouly one of this number will be sold to any purchaser.) SPECIAL, No 2.—TAILOR-MADE BACK, FIRM STOCKINET, WITH COLLAR, $1.98; Special Price, ‘$1.69. DOUGLASS’, 522-524-526 om at JM 45508 K HUMPHERy, = 490 Texta Stare Norrmwrsr, Makes Corsets to order In every atyle and material, SPECIAL, No. 3—TAILOR-MADE AND FIN- ISHED, CLOSELY-WOVEN STOCKINET CLOTH, TRIMMED WITH THREE ROWS BRAID, (en- Urely new), $2.48; Special Price, $1.98. SPECIAL, No. 4—HEAVILY BRAIDED, FINEST QUALITY, TAILOR-FINISHED JERSEY, IN BLACK, ONLY $3.25; Special Price, $2.48, ‘and guarantees perket Me and commore Tine Sravtartins Ane French Hand-made anherctenting, Mateo Unterwar and finest imported Patent Shoulder Braces, and ail Dress Goods ‘French Corsetand Bustles inake Ut for the price is uneurpanced gS O™™ ey orn ‘N.B—French, German ad Spanish spoken, melé Fg ee inicchase Healt Dreswer fron Part, ; r “Three Patents aud Five Medals from Expositions of Paris, 1. ooninng tinged or actgrer anu inaporter Ladle five Hatt Cutting and alr Deveaiag oe He SPECIAL, No. 5—-VERY FINE QUALITY stand shampoos CLOTH, WITH FIVEINCH WIDE ALLSILK GROS GRAIN RIBBON BOW, WITH PLATES, $4.50; Spectal Price, $3.49. Dressing. Hnir dyed and shampoued i @ Aw-clase teannee Wes onder PIANOS AND ORGANS. EXCEL ALL OTHER MAKES FOR WORK- MANSHIP; POWER AND BRILLIANCY OF TONE, AND EXTREME: DURABILITY. OUR NEW SCALE UPRIGHT GRAND, 18 A MARVEL OF POWER SWEETNESS OF TONE. BE SURE ANDSEEIT. WE TAKE OLD PIANOS IN EXCHANGE aND ALLOW FULL VALUE FOR THEM, GIVING LOWEST FACTORY PRICES, PIANOS OFOTHER MAKERS SOLD AT $10 PER MONTH. CHILDREN’S JERSEYS, (Best Quality), IN ALL COLORS AND AGES, FOR SIX DAYS ONLY, AT 83 CENTS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED JERSEYS AT REDUCED PRICES. WAREROOMS, 422 OTH STREET N.W. NTH 4 HANDSOME S10 SatAe Uk CAGE BAR eae Danke, at SIDNEY 7. NIMMO’, 483 th street nortwent. mh ‘We guarantee every number Jersey advertised 4 GENUINE BARGAIN. SPECIAL PRICES BEGIN MONDAY, MARCH 16. LANSBURGH & BRO, oSQUERNONTI WILE BUY AN ELEGANT OR N of any style and Suest make, ~ SIDNEY T. NDOMO'S, 433 7th sirect northweat, A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND PIANOS so) GRGASS, some bot slightly yeed, at great bar- ‘433 7th street nortiwest. A VERY HANDSOMESTEINWAY PLANO, bat A Feu Lise Or Grocenus THAT MUST BE SOLD. TED SUGAR. POOLE, BROOKE & ©O., S44 avenue, ERE ms EEE RRR THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, 4g without # doubt the most Beacrrsur. and the most Noreiriovs Flour in the world. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MIli, containing as It does all the most improved Machin: ery invented up to the present time, but they produce a Flour Ussurrassen by any mill'in the world. To. Prove that, we would simply ‘state that a large Guan annually tw fo this’ magnificent Flour ts shy Hiurope and calcu st the principal Goer tt World. We GUARANTEE that it is made from selected ifa'wneat grown in Atlomesots and ako Tes siacknovlged fuck tat thi Floura perfect spe aration of the glutinous: les of the wi berry” Aid» thorough eliminadon, oft weak and etatcny Tiatier haa at last been reached. and Ga conseayeny more Nurairiovs, yielding more bread to the barrel than’ any other Flour ‘The best trate ‘admits hat from its bread qualities it is the cheapest, as elas ie Rea for elite -fanilyor bee's ue, nd tn any Flour male dvery mek’ and very barrel ln warPanted to give catire STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. ‘One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- ‘acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fustidiousepl- core. GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent, RELIANCE, A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made byzthe celebrated Hungarian process. Itis avery cheap and Deautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes, and ‘We guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who willy it GOLDEN HILL. “ the old reliable stand-by and the Standard Family Flour of the District. It is equal etirsonenst many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst tt can ‘bought for considerable leas money. We defy compet!- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, HILL, and we fee that stetetstenline and wgsared that any ties them once will never use anything daa Porsale bby all grocers, = ‘Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indlanaave sel3 WM. M.GALT @ 00. $40 $100 ‘ ‘WONDERFUL REVOLUTION IN TYPE-WRIT- ‘ERS THROUGH THE: HALL SrSeeanae ™ changed ‘Copying solicited at lowest rates OMfice—-1821 F street. a BH. EVANS, . = CELLULOID Spee Eo out, always Sirens ee " cused, sacrifice; will sell on month- 420, 422 424, ax 426 SEVENTH STREET. | [y'iuguiinentorgion mhi6 SIDNEY T. NEMO, 483 Teh street SEVERAL VERY FINE PARLOR ORGANS a Searox Penny, prices ragiig ruin $B to ‘cessor To PERRY & BRorwer) DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING. DNEY T. NIMMO, AN. FLEGANT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND PLANO, but eight mouths old. ‘bargain, And payable in'mouthly installments of 820. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 433 7TH STRERT NORTH! ACTURI D PRENCH MAN! . ASSORTMENT. IS (LARGER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE IN EVERY PARTICULAR TAN Om and Gay If WILL BE AT ANY TIME DUKING THIS | AN Instrument ‘Several ins on easy termstn Planes and Organs which bave Pianos 0 used. ‘and SPRING. fis for rent, tuned and repaired” ja" PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER STI ST. >IANO =_s CEEAING AND REPATES OF PIANOS A SPB 5] r Aw Exsrmey New Arnetz, V. BECKER'S WAREROOMR, raat BOL th street, _Fine Pinos for rent and sale. jab ALL SILK PRINTED, TRICOTINE, OR JERSEY _ woes SILK. ET, DAVIS & (0.8 GREAT SPECIALTY. nee FA nish otaxy piaso. , ch “em. Ow. Feeds, “at factory prices ft he SUNS SIT wiht wae oo Steck & Co, EMERSON, AND RAUS &CO. PIANOS. WILCOX & WHITE AXD KIMBALL ORGANE TO TAKE THE PLACE OF PRINTED PONG! WARRANTED S SEAMS. THES! S$ AND TWO DIFFER. ARE 24 INCHES WIDE 25 PER YARD. Pianos and Organn exchanged, repaired, tuned, coed) SaaS boxed; for rent by day, week, month or year, Rem’ (Successor to Perry & Brother), applled if purchased. Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st. SS HENRY ERERRACH, O15 F street, m31 Managing Partner of the late firm of Fills @Qn, ENUINE “DECKER” PIANOS Per ae Also for Burdett Organs. SSS ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as © Gell cious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an UMA- DULTERATED WHISKY, are invited to make @ ‘trial of the celebrated brand, UPPER TER Established 1840. mhid Renovan-s. a. wormen # co. HAVE REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO THE SECOND FLOOR OF 713 MARKET SPACE WHERE THEY WILL OFFER THE REMAIN- ING STOCK AT THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFBERED BEFORE. THIS STOCK MUST BE SOLD OFF BEFORE APRIL 1ST, AND CON. SISTS OF SILKS, SATINS, CASHMERES, TRI- COTS AND A GENERAL STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS ENTER THROUGH STORE OF GEO. J. JOHNSON, 718 MARKET SPACE. yYww ‘ ‘www ln ‘ mhl4 ia LUTTRELL & 00. ww ww wow = ‘This Whisky, upon an analytical examination, has proved to be free from Fusil Oil, amd indesd of any es 5 aeaieL eure seer Seat ‘sin ‘tous age and favor | popular @rink. Fe ce ee vessalsnr and. 's 2,109 Linen, Relnforced), Browning & Middleton, Barbour @ Hamihea, The Pinest Stay in the mearbe conte This | TR Brysn@Bro, OC. to see our CROWN SHIRT, made | B. L. Wheeler, ‘Thomas A. Rover, ae So es er oe em ees Bare twin we bao ee 225 ‘mbl3 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST. H. D. xe AVENUE. RECEIVED ANDOPEN FOR DAMPECTION TRADING or