Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1885, Page 8

o ll THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ae D.C., SATURDAY# LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFICER, WAsHINetos, D.C., For the middle A followed in the south by local rains or snows, in the northern portion, with falling followed by rising temperature, winds shifting to nort easterly in southern portion, with warmer Weather. For Sunday, fair fair we ner ring Sunday, hwesterly winds her is indicated for New England and the northern portion of the middle “Atlantic states and local rains or snows for the sonthern portion of the middle Atlantic states. al rains or snows are indi- jantic states. the week until sold, ; Llotofshort end Amos- Apre 1 lot fine Dress Pe 10c. Another cast ‘oi 12je., double width Garnet ont: Albatross, in cre: Bue: sutta Cotton, short leng Table Linen, fi y border, 60 inches wid short lengths, 2h¢. 3 Cheviot. short lengths, 16 ‘width Gray Repeliant, Short ends, never before offered in thi vny 5 Llot Derby Ribbes joz. Child’ Lawn Aprons, 89c. For other n« CoacnIxG IN ENGr. favorite trips with Am “doing” the old country is th der” coach, from London to St. pwher of this well-k is Mr. P. J.B who is a real and spares’ neither mone: first-class cattle. The roac tn h some of townships of Middl the cathedral ats cimens of ple tim: eon and viewing th ‘The Won- and Iban’ wen fon (of Rid LRavinc ReTAr Krer—no, you he a fu Standard. ¥ Connoisseurs p: Luchs & Bro., and lasting. D st. n. wa, Buys | Note by mail the Washington montium sitter during the next best cabinet photocraphs thirteenth painte nue. Kets Kemet Dr. Lyox’s Perrecr An Elegant T ; Ick CREAM and Charlotte Russe, 1427 New York avenu StrIctLy PrRE Liat pes, Can be bad at Cha ith st. n.w. | ave- t Luxury Rares REDE Broadway with board, $ Sl a days urteyant house York, Rooms, at Charles Krac SILVED at Charle Geewas WINE Vix per gallon, at Charles Kraem we Cigar Depot, 7: Hsts. The Clevela Long Job nd Domesti as Us “on IMPORTED r. Xander, who at No. 911 7th St. n.w 908 7th st. now. propose to give W. J. nd boom on Mondaj test for the gold watch ut THE GRAND AnwY Gill, their comrad evening in his the Veterans’ fair . il themselves of our ant Cabinet Photo- | es equally reduced in | 1 Studios, $19 Mar- | > W. Baltimore EVERY ONE should av Six E s Impe ave., and SLATER has returned from York with new and Parisi elties in mil nery, which she is now exhibiting at 931 F. street northwest. 4 CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals, Street lamps wi ichted at extinguish 5 p.m., and Yesterday on containing two colored men aN Was U) the corner of and Pennsylvania avenue southeast by reckless drivin: men were thrown out. white man, was quite ight Wi. Jobn reeinct station a de aving found on and the three nt lot between North Capitol street and Delaware avenue and C and Dstreets northeast. Yesterd: ternoon the wood work around a Pennsy tinguished by n, wi arch Peter's chu r. Bishop Paset was at Ascension church, Baltt more, lust nizht purpose of contirmi ret willeonti nour, Baltimore, to-mmor- In the ¢; larceny, the motion raled and he In the Polics ‘ohvieted f petit t Wed ve ars old, was tried | entering the store of M) stealing a sent to the ally caught 1 burned. T tent of was’ partially ed to un ex- | ardne! well. J and musical ente was given. There will be temper: dat 8 at 1630 all) northwe: Bt 3:30 p. m.. Gy apel (7th and Boundary) at . to-morrow the latter pli '¥ stamped, contain- ing the full repor monumenteviebration and the inaug nd the ean be had at tb om in 2 ADY «1 tity. Price two cer SALzs or Reat Ex real estate broker, | est, fort Mary Clarke, 8,9, 10, 11, 12) taining 40,096 | srry, trustee, to cents per foot, RESTED IN BaLti- MoRE.—Thomas J. Jackson, a colored barber, ‘Was arrested yesterda ore by officers from this city, an th nge of receiving stolen Watches in this city on Mareh 4th. The alleged offense oceurrin: nthe District of Columbia, under the jurisdiction of the United Lak bee accused was taken before United States missioner Rogers, who committed him for a hearing on Friday next. ————— Arter Eastrr.—The amateur of “Putience,” to be given by well- talent, under the direction of Mr. fa Albaugh’s Grand Opera house April 25, 1 looked forward to as one of the most elaborate and important local events of the season. Already Messrs. Brentano Bros., who have the sale of ‘seats, report a large number of advance orders, and Suggest to those who wish to get ood seats and avoid disappointment to leave ir orders at once. pusmas eee ne TE.—Any one desiring a fine building side would do weil to look at the ad- vertisement by F Fox & Brown. schoo achinls Mae. Noor’s OvENiNG.—One of the coming events of interest to the ladies will be Mme. Noot’s millinery and lace opening at the store, No. 415 13th sireet, two doors above Pennsyl yania avenue. The display of fine goods prom- teen. to. be the reat attraction Of the season, Opening wi e place on March 25th, 26th and 27th. bi eee Dr. Paxtox’s Lecrure.—Rev. John R. Pax- Seats Lat a his mee Jecture on ,"for the Y. M. C. A..at the Congrega- tlonal church next Friday evening. rformance Brinpixe | mansard Too! iv his € | trawill be like the old one. | it fs suppose Amusements. THE Joserry Piano REctTAL.—Herr Raphael Joseffy gave his first piano recital last night at Marint’s hall in the presence of an audience of medium proportions. He made a most favor. able impression by the ease and brilliancy of his execution and the wonderful readiness with which he ran from number to number of the most widely rent nature, His selec tions from Sehi Chopin and Liszt were n with ess and extreme cacy of finish, Pa rly fine was his rendering of Liszt's arrangement of the Spin- ning song from Wagner's “Flying Dutchman.’ Buxton’s number was effectively rendered. n encore she xave “Robin Adair.” Moe. L'Ancumre,” asdone by Mme, Theo and the Grau Trouypeai Albaugh’s last night,was, the most satisfactory of the week. Not only was the chorus weil done, but the princi- pals infused much spirit both into their acting and singing. “Les Clochesde Corneville” is to be sung this evening. Forp’s Opria Hovse.—The attraction at this house next week will be the well-known and popular farce comedy, “The Two Johns,” which as already been seen in this city during a naigements. The plece {8 of @ popu- ar character, affording ample opportunity to the people wiio are engaged in its presentation to indul ize in a great deal of vigorous, rough- bie but mot unwholesome fun. The ‘ontains some actors and actresses of established reputations, who are decided favorites witha large class of theater-goers. ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hot hat exciting melodrama, “The Romany Rye,” will make its third visit to Washington next week, and the spacious staze at Albaugh’s will afford its real- istic scenery the best of accommodations, and insure its mounting to the best advantage. This is an Important consideration, as the complete ‘s of the drama depends not a little on the tiveness of the spectacular display. The story, however, seems to possess more than the usial fascination for those who are fond of meiodram nd it is told with skill, containing many little episodes, which adds much to the interest and at eness of the performance. The company which will present it at Albaugh’s next week about of the average strength. Dimk Muse ‘The attraction at the Dime museum next week will be J. H, Ransom and his Boston company in “Across the Atlantic.” ‘There will also be several new curiosities in the museum, Hrrzoe's Musevm.—There will be another ve! tiractive en! ainment at this favorite place of amusement next wee THEATER Comiq the purepeston man- ager of the Comique will next week provide the usual entertaining bill for bis numerous patrons, ga The St. Dominic Fund. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED. Additional subscriptions have been received rebuilding of St. Dominic's church as Barbour & Hamilton, Johnson Brothers ‘ank Hume, $100 each; Thos. W. Smith Byrne and Great Falls Iee company, ; Chris. Dickson, $30; Barns € Son, B, Thos. Holden, Dr. R. T. Holden smyth, $25 Jeremiah Doy HE. Me Vatriek Horrigan, ‘ash, James McLaughlin, Jam leher, Mrs, vucy Byrne, John L, P. Harmon, nis Cornell, Be aw and James Me- rthy, $10 each; friends of Father Horgan and sh through 3. L. Walter, $9 cach; John W, on, John Koon Santis Auth, Henry Geary, Jeremiah Murphy, Henry’ Rabe, Annie Miller, . Wilson, H. 0. Noyes, Georg son, Rees EVans, George 0. mnan, John J. Fuller, Re . Hoge, L. H. Schneider & atharine MeAuliffe, Mrs. Miller, Daniel E Leiteh & Sons, W 1 & Re William Crimmins, Robert Calla: arden, Owen Barron, Mrs. Hoban, T. wan, Thos, Holden, jr., je Holden, $5 each, —— A Boarding-House Adventure. A LADY STARTLED BY FINDING A MAN IN HER ROOM. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of J. Graham Pearre for un attempt to commit a felo- nious assault ina large boarding-house in Balti- more, known as the Hotel Albion, The disclos- of the facts inthe case has created quite a ation in Baltimore. The complainant is Mrs. E. M, Kirkland, who occupies rooms in the nd Pearre’s room is adjoining. YY aeasual acquaintance with Pearre, and had recently ret the east. On Saturd: sing up in the has ned from an absénee in When she returned, she or to her room: the ele- ior boy hinded her an envelope. which con- ned one of Pearr ting cards, with the inseription, in pencil, “May I call for one mo- tat quarter past eight?” Somewhat sur- sed at this request, she told the boy that she id see Mr, Pearre. She retired early, being 1 with her Journey, but was aroused from pin the nig! presence of Pearre in oma. He and said that jf she " ve death for them armed, and after a struggle was ‘kK the deor and get out of the room, lin her night clothing toa witom she aroused, and in refuge until Miss Kent, | the proprictress of the hotel, was communicated with. Pearre made no attempt to follow her, but must have left the house at once, without returning to his own room. The time was about «lfpast one. Shortly after seven o'clock the evening Mrs, Kirkland received a lead- »neil note by a district telegraph boy. It had ddress or signature, and said: “George told that your door would be open. Take advice and say nothing about {t, or will be ruined.” The” elevator. "boy explanation that Mr. Pearre him another note for Mrs. Kirkland he went to the opera, but he did not give ittoher. Pearre came to His room after mid- night and woke him,and asked what Mrs, Kirkland had said. Being sleepy and confused so afraid of Pearre, because he had once him through the hall with a pistol, the old him that Mrs, Kirkland had ‘said The note which the boy still had con- ned another of Pearre’s cards, with the pen- ciled words, “Will Itind the door open when I return from’ the opera?” Early that morning » landlady received a note from Pearre ask- ing that his overcoat be sent to him. A reply s sent that he must settle his bill and remove sfrom the house. Pearre rejoined in # note insisting that his overcoat should be sent to him, stating that he could prove that is act “had heen cqnsented to,and an aftirmative answer sent me,” and declaring that her act in opening his letter to the elevator boy was a ti ‘ous offense than mine, were it e has not been seen or heard from ¢ he removed his effects. On the ledge of ‘d roof, wlong which he had gotten dow of Mrs. Kirkland’s room, lay a ie which he had dropped. ee handkerel Tue Vererans’ Farr—The fair of the Union Veteran Corps, first company, at Abner’s music hall last nizht'was well attended. The Wash- ington Rifles visited the hall during the even- ing. Besides the candidates heretofore pub- lished, the names of the following have. a, peared on the boards: Diamond ring, Mrs. M. ‘rell; messenger's watch, Edward Dunn, of the War department, a Tue Jury 1x Dovet.—In the case of Thomas Patton, colored, charged with Keeping a gam ing table, in which yesterday Judge MacArthur defined the difference between private and pub- lie gaming, the jury being unable to agree was discharged in the afternoon. The judge thought that it was a very trifling case tobe occupying the court, and suggested that the government make final disposition of it. Assistant District Attorney Taggart asked until to-day to decide ——— ROBBERIES REPORTED.—Dr. Thos. C. Smith, 1133 12th street northwest, reports that on the night of the 19th instant his stable was forced open, and a lap robe and blanket, valued at $4, carried om, ee Tne New National, THEATER—Mr. A. B. Mullet has submitted to Inspector Entwisle the plans for the front building of the National theater. The proposed entrance to the orches- Two flights of tairs will lead to the dress circle and two to the gallery, one on each side of the house, ‘The building ‘Will be separated from the theater proper by # brick wall, and the general ar rangement affords thirty feet of freproof exit. Two entrances, one on each side of the bull ing, lead to the stage. ‘The front building will be five stories high, and it is proposed to use the space not for lobbies and retiring rooms for office purpose. sade eee KILLED on THe TRACK.—A middle-aged man | on the B. and O. road was killed yesterday at Boyd's by train ‘ ‘0.5. His name is supposed to be Uhiman. From papers found on his person he was on his way from Penney: nania to Washington. He was standing at the depot, and, as the train, which was a through express, approached, he stepped on the track, it is supposed to cross over to get on the train, when it struck him, a —— A Driver's RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGES, Yesterday afternoon, in the Cfminal Come Judge MacArthur, Daniel Digney, the driver of @ hansom, was placed on trial foran assault and battery by driving,on May 18th last, inst Julius stmons, at th and F streets, and injur ing him. The injury was admitted, but the defense claimed that it was the result of an ae. cident. The court said that If the act was not ine tentional and deliberate there could be no con Viction. Both the owner and driver would be liable th a civil suit; but t6 convert the charge toa criminal one the intent must be proved, The district attorney said the question ‘was on important one, and asked that the decision be withheld until he could submit authorities, and, the trial was adjourned to Monday, a Senta os CHARGED wiTH ROBBING GEX, Cotsto: Hovsk.—In the Police Court this morning Mere, Dent, @ colored servant girl, was charged with robbing the residence of her employer, Gen. Roland E. Colston, 215 East Capitol street, of the following articles: @iamond_ ri worth $100 each;*six finger rings, worth $300: two breastpins, ‘worth $25 each: cases, worth fifty cents each, ware, worth $400; in all, continued until Wednesda: ENTERTAINMENT entertainment for the THE NEwsBoys—An swsboys wil iliard hall ‘Monday’ evening ‘exe, yen o'clock. The program arran, Ing has for its'centrat thought Honesty” “Te boya, will be perved writ ight refres] ts, and the opportuni im) their names, and toflnd out what per menanee them attend the day and Sun: such other facts as may be ot Newsboys’ Aid society in shaping its action. ———$-__ 3 MARRIAGE LICENSES. —Marri icenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Charles E. Hamilton and Mary F. Green; Herman Moh lerand Katherine Buhler; W.’ G. Widmaye and Wilhelmina E, Sche: Roberta M. Baliye) Semy A. Aah Affairs ‘West Washington... REPAIRED.—The sewer which was injured re- cently by the falling of the earth upon it has 2 —In consequence of the cold snap yesterday ice formed on the canal two or three inches thick. A CHuncn ELECTION.—At a meeting held by the members of the Congress etreet Methodist Protestant church, Rev. P. T. Hall and Wm. K. Grimes were elected delogates and Theo, Barnes and Jos, Libbey alternates to the Maryland an- nual conference M. P. chureh, to meet in Alex- andria, Va., April 1st. The following are the stewards for the year: Ben. Carr, Theo. Barnes, Chas, D, Welch, Richard Young, B. K. Glad- mon and William K. Grimes; and for trustees: Henry Weaver, Charles A. Upperman, Joseph Libbey, Wm. E. Bell, George A. Birch, John Cox and Jamies Martin, REDUCING CANAL EXPENSES.—The directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal have decided upon a reduction of the salaries ofa number of employes, the retrenchment in this respect amounting altogether to $3,000 per year. The salary of the collector at town is cut dowa from $1,200 to $1,080 ‘THE PEACEMAKER AMRESTED.—Last nightan altercation took place in “Tom” Bell’s house on Congress street, between David Singleton and a man named ‘Luckett, both colored, during which Singleton was struck with a pot of coffee, and afterwards received a severe cut on: his head, Bell, in whose house the fight occurred, interfered to part them. He was arrested, while Luckett escaped. Bell was charged in the Police Court to-day with assault, and the case was dismissed, ig ee Drorpep HIS PrsTor.—A fight occurred about hal-past ten o'clock last night in front of the Gallilean Fishermen's hall,on Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 44, streets, between a number ofcolored men. During the fight one of the men received an ugly cut across the face. While the fight was in progress, Officer Smith appeared and arrested @ colored man, named. Coleman Horner, for disorderly conduct, when Horner drew a revolver from his pocket, but threw it away during a tussle that followed. Some one in the crowd picked up the wea and made off with it, Horner was taken before Judge Snell in the Police Court this morning and fined $50 or three months on the farm. Costa RICA PREPARING FOR BARRIOS.— Advices by the steamship Alpes from Port Limon state that the president of Costa Rica has been empowered to take all necessary means to prepare for the national defense, in view of the attitude of President Barrios, of Guatemala. ‘Troops arrived at Port Limon March 10 to put that place in a state of defense, as war has been practically declared between the republies of Guatemala and Costa Rica. Assowrery Pere RRR 00 Y ¥ A ROR OO YY 4A RRR OO YY AA ET EY 30 ¥ AAA OL zg Y A A Ih BBB A .K OK It NNN Goa BOB AA ‘KK If NNN G@ G BBB AA KK Uo NNN G BB AAA KK if NNN G aa BBB A A K K It NWN GGG PPP) 00 W Wow PDD FEE RRR PoPOO WWWW DDE RR PPP O O WWWW D D EE RRR P 0.0 WWWW DDE RR W P oo W W DDD EEE BE = 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, S0LD ONLY IN CANS ROYAL Bakixe PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 A warm bath with Curicuma Soar and single ap plication of Curicura will instantly allay the intense Itching of the most aggravated case of Itching Piles, ‘This treatment, combined with small doses of Curi- cuna ResoLvenr three times per day, to regulate and strengthen the bowels, overcome constipatioh and re- move the cawe, will cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles when all other remedies and even physicians fail. ITCHING PILES. THE PRICE OF CUTICURA NO ACCOUNT. Iwas taken, for the first time in my life, with Blind Piles, s0 severe that I could hardly keep on my feet. I used various remedies for three weeks, when the dis- ease took the form of Itching Piles, and growing worse. By advice of an old gentleman I tried the Curicura, One application relieved the itching, and I was soon cured. I wish to tell the world that in cases of Itching Piles the price of the Curicuna is of no account, ‘From an unsolicited quarter. 0. @ KIRBY. 62 West Street, Concord, N.H. , PILES 20 YEARS. A MARTYR FOR 20 YEARS CURED. Having been a martyr to Piles for twenty years, I ‘Was advised by a friend to try your CuricURa REwE- pres, which I did, and am thankful ‘to state that Iam now perfectly relieved, and hope permanently 80, New York. RICHARD NORMAN, P.8.—I would send you my address, but I prefer to remain In obscurity. ITCHING PILES, Tbegan the use of your CuricuRA REMEDIES when you first put them on the market, and know of two cases of Itching Piles that have been cured by the use, at my suggestion, of these remedies. Virden, 10. ¥. N. MARTIN, ALL THAT YOU CLAIM. I have tried your Curicura REMEpr=s, and find them all that you claim, and the demand for them in this section is great, Higgston, Ga, AUGUSTUS W. COLLINS, * Curicuna Resonvenr, the new Blood Purifier; Cv- TICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CuTicuRa Soap, an exouisite Skin Beautifier, are a positive cure of species of Itching, Scaly, Pimply, Scrofulous and Inherited Diseases of the Skin, Scalp and Blood, from Pimples toScrofula, Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura, 50c; Soap, 25c.; Resolvent, 81. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. VELVETY Hi d'Skin from CuricuRA SoaP. mhis aati as = Bury Tuovsaxn “Y anps, 50,000 YARDS. ALL NEW PARIS DRESS GOODS. BOURETTE EFFECTS, HIGH NOVELTIES. ALL SHADES AND STYLES. GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED IN CHOICE DRESS GOOD FIGURED INDIA PON- G T87eC., CHOICE CHINA PO THE BEST VALUE IN CHINA PONGE] OFFERED. GREAT BARGAINS IN GRAIN AND SATIN: SHES SILKS, URAH AT$1, Pi TRAH SILKS. PRINTED CHALLE DE LA) *HOICE STYLES, COLORED VELWETS,ALLSHADES, VERY CHEAP STRIPED BLACK SILKS AL $1. WORTH $2, LARGE STOCK OF FANCY © BLACK IDS, PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. SILK EMBROIDERIES. LARGRST STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.B. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, mh19 W = 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 cells to healthy action, and 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. mb17 Cusz Prices For Day Goons COLORED SILKS, 50c; FANCY SILKS, 50¢. COLORED BLACK SATIN CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE, Near the corner of 7th street. FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON, 8. NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, widest and very best quality, 25. Finest quality French SATTLNES, in Pink,Blueand Cream, only 30. Beautiful COLORED CASHMERES, very fine qual- ity, 12 yards for $2. Excellent qi ity BLACK SILKS only $1, cheap at $1 25. COLORED SILKS, excellent ‘quality, only 7 real value $1. NUNS VEILING, Cream, Pink, Blue, Black, wide double width, pure wool. only 37%. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, in Grey and Brown, 3 yard and a halt (14,) wide, immense width, only Da. BROCADE COLORED SILK VELVFT, $1.00. Very handsome BLACK BROCADE SILK VEL- VET (worth $2.50) reduced to $1.50. Special bargain. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure fine wool, CARTERS, mh7 711 MARKET SPACE. Buocxave Rexoven. FULL SUPPLIES OF SCHLITZ’S MILWAUKEE LAGER NOW IN STORE AND FORSALE IN CaSKS AND BOTTLES BY THE AGENT, SAMUEL C, PALMER, DEPOT: 1224 29th at. st. n.w. Telephone 454. mhlé J. C. Hercumsoy, EASTER OPENING OF FLOWERS, which are the most perfect devised and beautiful that the Parisian makers have been able to produce, — “SPRING MILLINERY." Large assortment of Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &c. Fancy Gold Mixed Braids, from 4c, per yd. upwards. Best Black Silk Jerseys, $9. “This is a special bar- gain.” Black Jersey Newmarkets, made expressly for Spring. Fine Imported Jersey at $3. Large assortment of Imported Visites, embracing a new style “Close-fitting Visite.” Foster Gloves, improved hooks, new shades for Easter. s Trevise. Paris, {mh19] 907 Pa ave. We Have Correp Over Ocr ‘Stock and selected out some fine Ladies’ Shoes we are going to nell. 178 Pairs Ladies’ Fine Cur Kid Worked Holes, Regular Price (13 last) $2.50. Remnant price, $1.00, and $2.00. 150 Pairs Fine Hand-sewed, Brice, 35.00, Remuunt price (narrow width, A B and > last), $3.00, with a good many odd sizes at one-half Value te close out at J. W. SELBY'S, mh20 1914 and 1916 Pennayivania ave, Wrear Baxme P. OWDER. WHAT PROF. SILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT BAKING POWDER, “Musss, MARTIN KALBFLEISCH’'Ss SONS: “Gentlemen:—My examination of your * dex develops an unexpected value (2 Ir awae Gate It certainly restores to the TARY POINT OF VIEW. PO CTAMSAGNIS AND CORDIAL CON AS cat OO ERS 17 ne faba Cogune, Lia, According to the vulgar sigu, Indicates four weeks more of cold and dry weather, id during that time Spring Overcoats will bea necessity, und 1am ready to supply thet want, My stock is snfiiciently large to afford a pleasing va- riety, and the prices are so low as to make induce- ments to purchase future as well as present supplies. Another advantage connected with the presence of ‘cool weather, will be the opportunity of wearing out old clothes, while the new are in making for the warm weather. ‘When the Spring appears, there will probably be a continuance of fine, warm weather, and every one will be rushing the tailor. BETTER ORDER NOW. Easter comes the fifth of April, and as all the ladies want new bonnets at that time, so all the gentlemen want Spring Suits, ORDER NOW. If you walt, you may find so many ahead of you that a short time order cannot be enter- tained. Now. Pantaloons to order for $5, $7 and $10. Fine Dress Suits to order for $50. ‘The best and cheapest of everything. HENNING, THE CLOTHIER, 410 SEVENTH STREET mh1o Tas Is Nor SPRING OVERCOAT WEATHER, BUT IT 18 COMING, AND THEN, IF NOT Now. YOU WILL NEED JUST WHAT WE HAVE Td TO BEGIN THE STORY, WE OFFER YOU A Good RURABLE, ALI-WOOL OVERCOAT, FASHIONABLE IN GUT AND HONEST IN MARE AD Sho SENEH ONES, G12 SILK FACED, $12.50 TO $25. SILK LINED UP TO AND THESE AREAS FINE AS YOU CAN GET MADE TO OKDER FOR 001 INCHES, Fin Tae NGE M32 BREAST MEASURE, TO 48. WE CAN R SIZES RAN FRO) NG AND SLENDE} R THE SHORT AND STOUT. is THIS aspect WE CAN DO BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE E B. BARNUM @ ©O., mbls 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Tue Raoxerox STANDARD TYPE-WRITER, ITS VALUE ENHANCED BY RECENT IM- PROVEMENTS. Only 88 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. SUPERIORITY 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 F STREETS, mhié8m T Ax As Ir Smx 1 Ax Sm i AT IT. T. B. CROSS, Jz, DEALER IN LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, Principal Office, Wharf, Depot and Planing Mill, foot of 4th street epat, ‘Branch Office, corner Sth and M sts. s.¢., ‘Telephone Call, 764-12. ‘mb16-6t* Faor ‘Faz, ' GRAPE VINES, SMALL FRUITS, &c. SHRUBS, ‘ROSES, &c. EVERYTHING IN THE TREE, PLANT OB SEED ’ LINES aT ’ JOHN SAUL’s, 621 7TH, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE. mh17+tu,th,s-6r* a Moe J. P. Parcs ° ‘Returned last Saturday from New York, where she ‘had been during the week looking after her SPRING IMPORTATIONS, which are daily being received st ber establishment, mbls . 1107 ¥ STREET: f Fi ee a f = MARCH 21, 1885—DOUBLE SHEET. S==SaE=]____ SSS na CIry ITEMS. R. C. Lewis’ Specialties for Spring. { Best $5 Silk Hat sold in Washington; Best $2 and $3 Stiff Hats produced; BBest $1 Derbys for Gentlemen and Boys; + Splendid assortment of Men's Furnishii At R. C. Lewis’, 920 7th st., bet. land K n.w. N. B.—Price plaihly marked in each hat. 1 EK t assortment of Gent.’s Spring Style Hats, bottom prices, at AUERBACH'S 7th & 2 Special Rargains in Misses’ and Roys' Strasl ge Dros, 726 7th. sty pec! 2 Shoes, at bet. Gand H, and 461 ‘vania ave., near 445, Misses’ lace shoes, 7’ e Boys' solid leather lace shoes, 67: Misses’ ae goat button shoes, Sie; cee ceieg on ae spring-heel button shoes, 97c.: vicea- the button shoes, $1.07; Misses’ ine kid and bble it shoes with worked button holes, 1.2 s' narrow toe button shoes with tips, 1.37. “Also, a ‘lal lot of Children’s kid ans pe goat spring-heel shoes at 57c., cae Extra Silk Laces for Bicycle Shirts given with each Flannel Shirt, at AUERBACH’S, 7th & H. 2 J. Jay Gould's > store, 421 9th street, is very attractive to the Jadies and childern, His display of Easter Bannerettes and ter _Novel- ties dre uniaue and are, marked at 706 rices, Sm: eg cents per ’; tin Card. 35 cents to S150; Embossed Birds, Chickens, Butterflies, Flowers, at 5 cents per sheet, for decorating eggs, &c. 6 rane oe Se Cherry Malt Phosphites, A brain, nerve and life-giving tonic. Ask your druggist for it. Shoomaker & Co., 183] and 33 Esstreet, wholesale agents, 1 —— Don’t Buy a Sewing Machine until you have examined the Silent New Amer- ican No. 7, the acknowledged standard of excel- lence, at AUERBACH’, 7th and H streets. No drummers, 2 Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite remedy cured my wife of General De- bility and. Liver Complaint. Gratefully yours, Wm. Lundy, Baltimore, Md. €0 Wamasntta Shirts, unlaundried, 60c. only, at AUVERBACH’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. 2 An Extended Popularity. Brown's Bronchial Troches have been before the public many years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles they are superior to all other articles. Sold only in boxes, © French Suspenders 25¢. apaironly, at AUER- BACH'S, 7th & H. 26 diff. kinds to select from. 2 The Best Thing Out. The Fountain Coflee Pot, an automatic drip. Calland examine at S. P. TEA Co., 703 7th st: opposite U.S. Patent office. 6 Equal to any 50c. Scarfs in the city, ACER- BACH’S 25¢. Silk Scarfs, corner 7th and H sts. 2 Durkce’s Salad Dressing and Cold-Meat Sauce.—The unfversal favorite both in the United States and Grea Britain. Wholesome, delicious, economical and nutritious. Saves anxiety, waste and troubl €0 Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. ¢0 Pretty Women. Ladies who would retain freshness and vi- vacity, don’t fail to try “Wells’ Health Re- newer. . a1 + _ Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney, Butter, churned every, morn- ing, and delivered in half-pound “Ws " prints . per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter- milic and Sweet Milk, Se. per quart, Créam 16¢. pint. We Resrserrvry Isvire 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 pair. Ladies’ Fine Cur. Kid, glove-fitting, box 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 specialty of J. @ BENNETT & BARNARD'S FINE 8HOES AND SLIPPERS. ‘His Spanish Arch-French Kid Turns are a combina- tion of beauty and comfort. ‘The Paris Beaded Opera Is the latest novelty in the Slipper line. We have them in five different widths. We have a large and well assorted stock to select from. ‘ Our 3 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, “D7 .OE 21acr W. H. RICH’S, ‘717 Market Space, next to 8th st. Great Crosse Our Surz OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES AtSINSHEIMER & BROS, 808 7th street. This sale will continue a short time only Look carefully at the Extraordinary Bargains we offer o the following well-known makers in Ladies’ Shoes, Cousin's finest Cur. Kid, hand-sewed, but., that cost you $5, we will sell you now at $3.79. Cousin’s finest Str. Goat, hand+ewed, which are sold elsewhere at $4.50, our price now $3.59, Coubin’s fine Cur, Kid, butt, which sell at $3.50, we sell now at $2.79. z ‘Cousin's Misses’ Shoes at the name low figures. About 200 pairs Ladies’ Fine Kid Butt,, every pair of which is worth $3, are now selling at $2. Our Burt's Men Shoeé, in butt., lace and Gaitera that were $5 and $6, are now closing at $3.75. ‘These shoes are superior to custom made4 ‘We ask those that want to save money to come as early as possible, as our stock is now complete. We have all sizes and widths, therefore call at once at mb12 SINSHEIMER & BROS, 09 808 7th street. Typorsen By Tre Wont, : DR. PPP EEETTIT L ™ FSi Sel aes Soar 2 B > 588s EPPER Of Sgr Be 555, Pe Eee T ‘od tiuBop Sasi n GERMAN BBB TTIT TITT EEE RRR Be uf T FO Bek ges BRB II T ER RRR 55s, BeH tT E RR = BBB OT Tote EE Gust = A DOUBLE DISTILLA’ F MANY THE BEST GERMAN HERES, Making this the most Hellable ‘Tonle ever be- fore the publio for the cure of DY! WEAK SS /ERAL DEBILITY, Dis- ‘The high character of the many awarded this preparation have never been equaled. ‘We reter with pleasure to the following: BALTIMORE, August 21, 1884 some time, and with state that I find it to be the purest and Siost pleasant end eMictent ‘Tonic Ihave ever met with, and would recommend It to which the proprietors caus W'wiitgore, oe useaeet wi 1e pro) im. ‘cure, e BENJAMIN SZOLD, ‘Rabbi ofthe Oheb Shalom: Battin) 3 ‘This is to certify that this isthe frat tne a my practice of mended any article irty-six years that I ka ‘but with that “Dr. a asap Aj zer and will relieve if not cure almost any form of Dyspepsia, and is one of the best ‘Tonics Ihave ever used. ILTON N. TAYLOR, M.D. BaLriMon®, May 81, 169 Messrx. Lowis Petzold & Oo.: Gentlemen:—1_ have used your “Dr. Petzold’s Ger man Bitters for some time and I would not be with- outit. For the relief of the pains ep goe ape preoed nn Squal Wik, regard tren 5 coe without an equal Teial x LINE E. COOPER, 163 N. Caroline street. Price One Dollar perbottle. For sale everywhere. a2i-ws CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE. PERPETU. OF CONGRESS AL Se UaRY }, 1867. FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS. tT. ony une Treaties, - iT ie STUBTENG ET NYMAN, Amst. Sov'y, oe a scbobani =P mines SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- THE STRICr OF COLUMBIA. ‘DES Er AL, In ‘No. 6888, push, in the above 5 maser Teal ‘therein, ‘Johnson be ‘confirmed, unless wo the: snows, on OF before pay OF in the ™R true copy. mh7.lawSt By M. Ac CLANCY, eck. Vurrxa Orncun Co. . ' 1806 F STREET NORTHWEST AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS. A F Orrra Ho Cooxs Grasp Excursiox me = cs JOHN T. FORD.. DEBUT OF THE DISTINGUISHED eae Senne Including SCHOLAR, ORATOR AND TRAVELER, JOHN L. STODDARD, WHO HAS MADE OF THE 988g TITT PPP ppp A RRR pn TOR DDD Ak RRR D ang T SSB BBB ack EMER B S Tt “oo Dpp Dopp A AR R DDD L FRE cco Trrrs vy RRR FE Eo ORFF Og TTS URE LLLL ERE COO T UU R EERE IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE BOSTON JOURNAL “THE GREATEST SUCCESS SINCE THE READ- THE MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY, THE YOSEMITE VALLEY, And other features of great interest. To Leave on THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1885. Pallman Cars, First-class Hotel Accommodation, Cam» riage Drives, and all Necessary Expenses imcinded, occupying eight weeks. Fall descriptive program, with map of the route, sent free by tall on application. THOS. COOK & SON, 26) Broadway, N. ¥. Address— fe25-wits,2m INGS BY CHARLES DICKENS.” TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31ST, And Sucoeeding Evenings During The Week. TWO EVENINGS OF THRILLING HIS , AN EVENING WITH THE GREAT NOVELIST! TWO EVENINGS OF DELIGHTFUL FORE:GN TRAVEL! All With Magniticent ILLUSTRATIONS. VERSAILLES AND MARIE ANTOINETTE. * Earliest Mutterings of the French Revolution. Oppressions of Louis TUESDAY XIV. and His Successor. Advent of Louls XVI. and Marie Antoinette, EVENING. The People's Hopes and theit Cruel Disappointment. Flight and Capture of the Royal Fami PARIS IN THE REIGN OF TERROR. The Revolation grows apace with WEDNESDAY fearful speed. Attacks upon the ‘Tuilieries. Execution of Louls XVI EVENING. and Marie Antomette, Danton, Ma- rat, Robespierre. A woman tothe rescue. Order at last. The young Napoleon. THROUGH ENGLA WITH CHARLES DIC < The traveler's indebtedness to the novelist. Scenes of his famous THURSDAY novels. The M Beach and Paul “EVENING. wick at Goswell St. Rochester Ca- thedral, the Alpha and Omega of Dickens’ localities. Humor and pathos, Gads Hill and Westminster, ROUND THE BAY OF NAPLES. An evening in the fairest spot on FRIDAY earth. Sicily and majestic Hua. The silent streets of Pompeli. Fiery Ve- EVENING. | suvius. Ii-fated Ischia, Street scenes in Naples. The glorious bay. THE CASTLE-BORDERED RHINE. ‘A journey along aud over the SATURDAY noble river from its source to the Sea, Mossgrown ruins. Majestic EVENING. cataracts. Charming villages. Ro- mantic legends. Cologne and its cathedral. Se SPECIAL MATINEE ON SATURDAY, tobe announced later. Mr. STODDARD has achieved the highest reputa- tion ever accorded to a lecturer aud is honored by houses Packed to th: Stand) * Doors in Poston. Room Only in New York. rowds in Philadelphia, old Weeks Ahead in Chicago, Brookiyn, Baltimore, ‘and erever he has appeared, Ra for his lectures have been carefiluy selected t from the best European Art Centers and made to special use,those of he French Revolution and Dickens requiring the services Of & special messenger sent to Europe, who spent months abroad In obtaining and perfecsing them, As in every city. Mr. STODDARD rons desire to attend the whule series, Subscription Tickets will be offered, securing Reserved Seats for every evening, matinee not included, at $3.00 each. on and after TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH _ Tickets for Single ___ BURNETT & NORTH, Managers, RAND OPERA HOUSE, Farewell Performance, ENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. By Request, the most popular of all operas, LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE, (The Chimes of Normandy.) as Prices 25c., 50c., 75¢., $1, $1.50 and $2, Monday, March 23, ' The Meio~iramatic Sensation of the Year, THE ROMANY RYE, With its Grand Cast, Magniticent Scenery and Splen- test did Effects. m21 Serpolette. ANOTHER GR. ND SENSATION! Rake. Afternoon and Night This Week, WIE OSCAR GRAY and W. T. STEPHE! With their Great Dramatic Company in the Grand Spectacular Dramut, JACK SHEPPARD AND JiIS DOGS, As now performed in London with great success, and laced on the stage in SPLENDID STYLE, WITH NEW SC ‘Last Week of the 3 . BARTINO, 0 Admissian to all only POR”® OPERA Hou HUZZAHS AND LAUGHTER. A HOME RUN. SUCCESS UNDOUBTED An American Play of an American Author by an American Actor, the Young American Dramatic Ar- MR. ROBERT L. DOWNING, In Joaquin Miller's New Drama of TALLY HO. lay a description of Horace Gree- ‘ih: ‘Hank Monk over theSierra Ne- Incidental to the ley's famous ride ‘vada Mountains. MATINEE SATURDAY. CHEAP PRICES. Night admission 50 or 7 centa. Places reserved during the day. Next week, the American Dromios, Two JOHNS. the Falstafis of Merriment. 1s irre = P. TPES WASHINGTON ROLLER RINK, CORNER 9Tx 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 EVENING. mhis-4t 010 THE FAIR OF THE UNION VETERAN CORPS, (Parst Company), wont a = ‘Good music and | Yisiting military company or Grand Army Post every evening. iy ery 10 cents. MU: Late Lincoln Hall, corner 9th and D sts. nw. ERZOG'S EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. COMMENCING 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 I8 NOT GOLD, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, LOST IN LONDON; On, A MINER'S WIFE. Excellent Cast, ‘Superfine Acting. to family circle, 10 cents: admission to 20c. Reserved ‘charge at m. In the future Box Office will be *n from # a.m. sharp to 10 p.m. open at 1 and 7 p.m.; overture one hour later. Carriages may be ordered at 4:10 and 10:10 p.m. 7S COM: TQUE At Matinees Every Day and of Evenings This Week, NINON DUCLOS' FRENCH FOLLY TROUPE AND STATUE NYMPHS. SENSATIONAL TO THE EXTREME! Children may not want it, but the adult does! Remember, Matinee Every Day. mb16-6t NATIONAL ROLLER SKATING RINK, AUCTION SALES. 7P!O™ AS Dowr tno “Avctione BY CATALOGUE, AN IMMENSE COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ART AT AUCTION, EMBRACING OML PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS, ENGRAVINGS, PasTILia, COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, ETC, FORMING A COLLECTION OF OVER THREB HUNDRED PICTURES TO BE SOLD aT | PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY ROOMS, 11TH AND PENNA. AVE, ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 26TH AND 27TH OF MARCH, 1888, AT 11 A. M. AND 3 P.M. EACH DAY. . THE COLLECTION WILL RE ON VIEW MON+ DAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 24 AND 25, ALL Day. EVERY COMFORT WILL BESECURED TO PAR TIES ATTENDING iHE EXHIBITION AND SALI mh214t TpPuOMAS DOW GOVERNMED SIX FINE COUPES AN \ ONE MAL IN, UF DOUBLE AND 4 . HARNESS, TEN HORSE BLANK: IL MORSE COVERS, SIX. THREK: BLANKED, SIX” BUFFALO F THREE CARRIA ELGHT STORM COV. BROOMS. CHAM RS, SH. ETC. AT AUCTION, MARCH TWENTY-SE’ nig at TWELVE UCLOCK Me attne ctment, situate on G to be removed on the @ay ty order of the Secretary of the Intenor. 20-dis THOMAS DOWLIN PeNcasson BROS, Auctioneers. ; GOVERNMENT SALE HORSES AND SCARKI ING TOTHE Di EDUCATIONAL. j | Mighty cunruRE GENTLEMAN, Tanguages, will pected = aks A peaking fluently several uplis in F Paper Fi Call yORWOOD INSTITU” x near 14th st. circle Select Boarding ladies. Sessions S5-N6 opens September: Eariy application necessary, as number boarders will be limited. 120m ic 3CHOOL ; 212 AND 1 TION AND DRAMA’ SS Also private lessons in English Branches, Culture and eading Instraction, y and Select Civil Servier Library: ical Civil Service Studies; and ih: rough Civil Service Drill THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVB wre ty the kina here wiethod ty which on id 2d st. PRIVATE TUTOR, (FIF- “JAMES CORRIDO: eJ teenth veur), office 437 7th st. nw. Commercial College Studies. ‘Special facilities for advanced stu- dents in Shorthand, f4-2m* QHORTHAND AND TYPE-WRITING PRACIT- *S cally taught. Success guaranteed if instructions are followed. Private pupils preferred,and number lim ted. RF. CROMELIN, office of Johus & Baston, Stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. mh3-3mn' NPHE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL, 517 Ky £3 n.w, Short. condensed course in ‘practioal keeping. Rapid Penmanship and English at moderate rates of tuition, Morning, night sessions. ‘Sole right to Howe's spmeecn of Recke en kee] taught without text-books, Civil service aiallowsspaaty, SH BRYANT Pea rae BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 1s Baltimore, Bostou, Brooklyn, Providence, And at 723 14th stn. w., WASHINGTON. New Term Begins now. Superior Native Teachers only. Classes and Private Lessons Fee Extremely Low. Unexcelled advantages tor learning Conversation, We invite all persons to visit our classes, 20 GQHORTHAND — REGULAR CLASS every evening. Private lesions 3 ae and exce; ‘opportun a Oflered a WASHINGTON PHONOG aAD QUARTERS, 927 Ist. nw. ‘OHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE. UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGIATE COURSES, Instruction is provided for Graduate, Undergrad uate and Special Studeuts. The next academic year begins September 22, 1885. + For circulars address, kins University. ad the oeonme SCHELL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF « PIANO and VOCAL MUSIC. to beginners, as well as those, ea fpr Performers of Teachers Terana nw. GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, SS oth and D sts. n.w. Young and $22 women trained for business, ceeping, bnsinew rapid language, stenoeTabhy, (ypewriting, ete oe Liberal adapted to the times. Year, NEY C. $1 ie Vice Poncan mena, Gay oF night, 850; three m On oath age, 35. Hapa Call or -civolare SARA A. SPENC ‘HEA PEST PLACE TO drawing and Inting is al the National or Fine Aus, 18th st: and New York ave." Years ody cave” Hevoprioes es Waluesday Sodock : “ede ‘ ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, Mints tid cotiitied examiner ofthe Seo Conservatory. Piano technique, harmony and culture. 1012 loth st eed W 482 Nctox schoo, Tk ea xu MRS. M. STEVENS HART, lopment of the v« Sremearens = , and Bet and other vocal defects. . Say, 11 am. W. GRARSONS 30 8 (CATE OF wepite nem oitegs , Private Instructor sessions, am. to 13 , Pent: lish and all ianeht at botae teacsinet BisD ee nw 611-613 E STREET, ‘Near Post Office Building. NOW OPEN, 7 P.M ‘The late patrons of F. H. WILSON, and my ftenés, ‘will be pleased to learn that i GENUINE BARGAINS 5 2 (Cam BE OBTAINED aT 409 79H STREET NomeEWaeT, Our Gent's $3.50 Shoe will outwear any other shoo equal price, ~ I shall continue to make to measure the celebrated, 85 Ladies Shoe, and Gent's 65 Waukenphest Geo which have given entire satisfaetion. GEO. W. BION, mbC Buccemor to F. HL. Wilson, 409 Tiheh. aan