Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1885. LOCAL MENTION. Orrick or THE Cir ‘Wasmrxctox For the middie Atlantic states. falr weather, followed in the northern portion by local rains ‘or snows, warmer southerly winds, falling bar- ometer. For Friday, local snows are Indicated for New England, the lower lake region, local of snows in the northern portions of the Imiddle Atiantic states, ‘air weather in southern With warmer weather In each district, ARMY Ax Navy OFFICERS, also the many jends gd patrons of Messrs, Devlin & Co., of few York, are respectfully informed that Mr. rt Liiekey, represe their custom de- Pertment, is again in the city, stopping for few days at the ouse, with a fuilline of samples, comprising the latest novelties in rig goods for gentlemen's Wear. Also, a full Ine of taittary cloths ior uniforms. Mr. Lackey Will be pleased to make appointments and take orders, ae Mac. C. P.M. 1334 F street, LER. er of her stock ofStreet, offering th fey netpen ag m dresses, also sprin; Traveling and Fe and summer noveltic Prices, previous to her ret Senixe Desroxs in wail paper of all grades, from St fo the mest expensive, cant Bee, te chest erall paper and window shade establishment of i. W. Henderson & €o., 1113 Fstreet northwest. Persons contemplating re- Dering their wails will find it to thelr advan- eto give them acall. Thelr prices are as low as the lowest. WE Dox'r MEAN to depreciate other people's tobaceo, but we rather think that when you bave tried the Violet Plug Chewing Tobacco yon Will use no other. Be sure to ask for and Insist upon having the genuine. Luchs & Bro., 525 ‘7th street p.w., agen Fossetr's Ick CREAM and Charlotte Russe, 1427 New York avenue. Jay Gould's, 421 9th st. Fixx Crpge from Saxton river, Vermont, at Chr. Xander's, No. 911 7th street northwest, A Panet PICTURE and a capstone setting of thie Washington monument presented to every sitter during the next four weeks. The very best cabinet photographs $3. per dozen, with @ thirteenth painted. 1109 Pennsylvania ave- nue. Kets hemethy. $5 Wourn For $5.—Call and examine the Gents’ Calf Hand Sewed Walkenfast Shoes, in Laced, Button and Congress. Only $3 a pair, Worth $5, at the Family Shoe Store, 310 7th street northwest. Ask Your Davaorst in sive youour beautiful book, “Legend of Aloha.” Bastman’s hew howe! doar ‘Aloha. Ir You Waxt To Bey Pictures of any style, ‘Visit 411 7th street. B. B. CHASE, umbrella maker, 1314 Pa, ave. BLACK AND Brow’ price $2.00, value $: and D streets, the on! latest styles; corner 7th rice Hat Franc’ strictly one and Gent.’s Furnishing Store in this city. Hempler, 4% st. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. AUBAUGH'S OPERA Hovse.—“The Romany Bye. Forp’s OPERA Hot “The Two Johns.” Herzoe’s Mvsevm.—Katherine Rozers “Pygmalion and Galatea.” Dror Museum.—“Across the Atlantic” and curiosities. THEATER Commqur.—Petrie and Fisk's com- bination. ABNER'S Hatt.—Union Veteran Corps fair. ESS in Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at extinguished at 5:15 a.t ‘At the annua! election of class offic Georgetown medical college fr the ensui last evening, the following were cho: .B. Hawes, president; RS. Hill, vice prest deni; T. B. Bailey, secretary, and F. Olinstead, treasurer, Kit Carson Post, No. 2, held a larze camp fire Jast night at G. - hall. Comm ~ eus $. Hopkins presided. sical and literary ent 2. Sends St. Nicholas for April. erday a horse attached to a bazxy owned by Wim. F. Downey took fright while standing in the Sehuetzen park and ran away. The horse was canght by a colored man corner Lith street road and Park street, Mt. Pleasant. No one was injured, but the buggy and Were consi Yesterday street northwes ewned by the Plerce e smount of $100. Th Robert Brecn, assault onLa while the 16th street Inst nizht, was fh by Judge Snell to-d "The Ivanhoe Literary and Dramatic club has glected the following members: L. Raymond Peak, Samuel Kt, Dove, Clarence C. Waters, Ira | RSteward, W. C. O'Hare, F. P. Williams, Siiss Ida Baltzell aid Miss Mamie Little. ‘The entertainment given under the auspices of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, of the Congregational chureh, last’ night, "by Messrs. Arbeely, of Damascus, Syria, Was ve! successful, ' | Copies of THe Stak of February 21 and Marea | 4 and 5, in wrappers, duly stamped. contain- ing the fall reportsor the monument celebration and the inauguration ceremonies and the ball, can be had at the counting room in any quan tity. Price two cents—not including postage. Ce es St. Dominic's Chureh. FHE WORK OF REPAIR TO BEGIN TO-DAY—AD- DITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED. arness a fire occupied by Clintot did dam: nknow! rged with an red man, home on | or 15 days, Self Destruction. AMAN PREVENTED FROM THROWING HIMSELF UNDER THE WHEELS OF A FREIGHT TRAIN. About half-past two o'clock this morning Off- cer Turnburke discovered a white man at the corner of 443 street and Virginia avenue appa- rently bent on suicide by throwing himself on the railroad track in front of a freight train then approaching and within a few yards of him. The flagman at the crossing and the offi- cer both prevented him, and the officer placed him under arrest, taking him to the first pre- cinct station. He gave his name as Robert 8. Jones, of King George county, Va., a merchant, and had on his person $031.65 and a valuable gold watch, He appeared t have been drink ng. ——— MARSHALS FOR THE EMANCIPATION Pa- RADE.—Charles H. Marshal, the chief marshal for the emancipation celebration parade, has appointed the rollowing staf: John H. Smit right aid; Tilehman Dorsey left aid: Capt. George D. Graham, chief of staff, J. 0. ine W. H. Jackson, R. C. Powell, secretaries to chi of staf W. H. Brooker, J. E. Garner, And. Becket, J. D. Lawson, Sanda Sandus, Richard Anderson, W. iL Mathewars, M. Lawson, George Dandridge, Albert Brooks, Charles Langley, &. Armistead, George Fitzehew, Ed- . Webster, Charles Robinson, A. F. Red- ‘iias Young, William Scott, John T. C. ‘Thomas Hurris, George H. Getts, Robert William H. Ferguson, Edward Lee, John . Robert Ford, John W. Lee, W en Brooks, Samuel Martin, Charies ror, wis Walker, Lewis T. Jackson, John Lewis, Larrence Wess, Sonny Whitrage, E.G. Cook FH Wick anny Whitrage, 2 el ‘Thomas Brown, aids. ——— A PoLo GAME on SKATES.—At the skating Tink on E street last evening so match was heid in which Messrs. J. H. Gittings, F. G. Hill- yer, J. Yarrow, H. B. G. Hildreth and A. Whittingtoi » Reds, played. against. the. Biaes, ‘Messrs. GH. Boyds DG, Costello, L. F. Allan, E. Main, F. Maury and L, Whittington. The game occupied half an hour, and resulted in favor of the Reds by a score of 1 0.0. MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Marriazelicenseshave been issued by the clerk of the court to Augus- {us B. Baurman and Louise Koepf W. ‘Henry Coon and Lizzie E. Shoemaker; Thomas Whit ney and Rachel Ross: James Henry Page and Mary Jane West; Thomas W eler and Elia Brown; David G. Williams and Fanny F. Smith; Jobn Thomas Sims and Matiida Graham; Walker P.C. Coe, of Montgomery county, Md., and Ada Prigg; Benj. F. Hill and’ Sallie White: O. T. Thompson and Adele B. Gray; Fitzhugh C. Jones, of Williamsburg, Va., ant Irene B. Meanley,’ of James City county, Vaz Marcellus Allen, of Rockville, Md., end Lillie E. Smit charles E. Barr, of Hagerstown, Md., and nina J. Proctor. THE Ria ENGaG for Mlle. Rhe! hext week began at the opera house box office this morning. This interesting actress has be- come a favorite with a large class of theater- goers here, who will warmly welcome herreturn in & roanid of her notable roles. During the week she will appear in “The American Count- radia.” School for Scandal,” “An Un- +h,” and “Camille.” ——_— Affairs in West Washington. FOR STEALING.—Yesterday after- o'clock, Officer Volkman ar ‘ade, a white man, plumber by the charge 'of stealing a bolt of cotton, a@ stand front of Benj. Miller & Son's pods Store, on M street. The ofieer gave arrested the culprit and recovered the CRUELTY To AXDtAr: driver on the Metropolita ilroad company, was | arrested yesterday morning by M. P. Key,'S. P. d With being cruel to the horse hed toa car. The prisoner's bonds were GA AVIGATION OPENED.—The ice on the river seen broke can be to compel ion, Which has lately Textent. Louise Tenney took née, on O street, yes ange number of relatives iends followed the remains toQak Hill, ere they were interred, Rey. Dr. Fullerton of Absoverery This Powder never varie, 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 Rovan Bakrxe Powe Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM A SENSE OF ‘The work of reconstructing the burned por- tions of 8t. Dominic's church will be begun to- | day. The following additional contributions | for the repair of Dominic's church have been received: John Fegan, $150; Gottschalk & Co., | Baltimore, through P. B. Dunn, $50; collection St St. Joseph's church, $30; James F. Keenan, Owen O'Hare, S. Palmer, Dr. P. J. Murphy, J. ‘M. Sims, Mrs. H. B. Denman, $25 each: bert | Gannon, Mrs. John Flood,’ Daniel Loughran, Noah Waiker € Co., $20 each; Thoms John O'Leary, C. T. Bride, A.3 Lansburch & Bros., A. A. Wilson, Re’ Ward, Mr. Waters, $10 each; Mary Gannon, Timothy Gannon, James Lynch, Mts, Henry, Wm. MeAllister, John Lyneh, W.'H. Harrover, Willett & Ruoff, Henry Polkinhorn, Jobn Cal. lahan, David Hagerty, Timothy Duhey, Wim. B. Snell, W.S8. Jenks & . Emmons George J. Johnson, F. B. Newheiser, 5. ¥ ler € Son, €. J. Williams, James J. Farreil, Jus- | tus Hollander, Mrs. O'Brien, John F. Donohoe, | Frederick L. "Moore, J.T. Croggon & Bro., Patrick O'Callachan, James_E. Fitch, H Douglas, Joseph Nimmo, G. G. C. Simnis, John 7H. Magruder. John Sarah Harbin, $5 Fels of lime, aiid nha, Mrs. M. Brannan, | ach; Wm. Cammack, 20 bar | Winsor 1,000 brick. oe THE VETERANS AND THEIR FRIENDS.—The Union Veteran corps.tirst company,was greeted with a crowded house at their fair'Ip. Abuer's music hall last night, and the receipts were larger than on any previous night. The contest for the different articies being voted for becomes more exciting each night. Last night the Em- mett Guards, with fall number of men, visited the fair, and were received by Capi. M.A. Dil- lon with hearty words of weleome, to which Capt. W. H. Murphy, in behalf of the guards, replied nd patriotieally. To-night ‘assigned to the Independent Order of M: ies, the members of which will ussembie Abner's hall at 8 o'clock, and be formally re- | eeived. Ata special meeting last night the Washington Light Intantry fair on Friday nicht in fulldress, and the zaga Cadets will visit the same night. The Veterans are loud tn their praise of the busi- hess men of the city for their liberal contribu- tions. Among those recently received are from Browning & Middleton, a barrel of flour; Hume, Cleary & Co., ham: John L. Vogt, basket of bread; KR. O. Edmondson, ham; John. W. Wiseman, ham; Schmedtie Bros, silverware E wight, ham; Herman Benzler, a barrel of Tauphauser beer; J. H. Clark, ease of wine, and A. Saks & Co., a G. A. R. uniform to be contest ed for. The fair continues till next Tuesday night, A CHARGE oF RECEIVING STOLENGoons Dre | MISSED.—This morning, in the Pol Hart Cohen was cl ‘A with receiving stolen goods, Knowing them to have been stolen. estimony against him was that of C O'Meara, of the Pittsburg detectives, who sald 4 colored hoy. named Frederick Brown, wanted in Pittsburg for the larceny of & wateh, and ehain and a pair of bracelets, valued at. $2: fold hhim he had sotd the articles to, Cohers aod hen, that of Detective Block, who stated that ( after being arrested, asked whether if he turned | up the property he "would be discharged. court dismissed the case. rAt Police headquarters Brown, Loy referred to, got possession of the key to his hand-cufts, and the oificers had a struggle with him to regain possession of it. He was taken irom the city by Mr. O'Meara — The SAE or PAINTINGs.—The public auction sale of the private collection of paintings, now on hibition at the gallery of Messrs. Waiter B. Williams & Co.. corner Toth and Pennsylvania avenue,wiil commence thisevening at lock, and some rare as Will doubtless be offered. —— INAUGURATION SOUVENIRS —To supply the @emana for Souvenir Invitation Cards for the uration Ball, a limited number can be Lat the office of the Washington Bene- ficial Endowment Association, 911 F street Rorthwest, at cents each. seed Ivontant Goveny MENT SALE.—Mr. Dowling Will, by order of the Secretary of the Interior, sell to-morrow, at clock, at the stables, cor: Rer Sth and G Streets, the horses, coupes, carri- ages harness and the general paraphernalia ‘Of the siabie. This is au important sale, and should command the attention of parties want- Ang good teams. ——$-— : { CAxD.—In our remuant room, we shail offer to-morrow morning, at 9 o'clock promptly, several cases yard-wide’ bleached and brows gotton at 5 cents, worth § cents. Only twenty Jards will be sold to any one customer. Best Shirting print 4 cents. One ease wool de beige cided to visit the | Gon- | Court, | i the colored paviia It wil cot yeu but our dolar ted wil do You calls good te will Go say wis toe tsed ‘The ase of Ayer's ‘ring, will soothe the cough to quiet, ailuy the Intlaznmation, and allow the needed Fepose. It will, moreover, speedily heal the pulmon- ary organs, and give you health, mh24 LES! Fancy COLORED SILKS BLACK SILKS, real ¢ EINE QUALITY, actual ‘Specla? bargain, HOCADE. SILKS in Cream, Pink, duced to $1. ure wool, widest double width, iid Black, BTM. ACK SATINS, 50c. VETS, 31. ADE BLACK SILK VEI- cheap ut $250), reduced to $1 BROCADE COLORED SILK VEL BLACK CASHMEKE SHAW! F THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON MILIS SHEETING, widest and eH SUIT ne Malt wi ey and Brown, ai uninense Width, B72gc, ts 107 $1. CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, mn es W uear Bassa Powper WHAT PROF. SILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT BAKING POWDER, “Messrs, Maris KALurnsiscn’s Sons: ntlemen: n of Your ‘Wheat Pow- ne tO It from a SANT- inky restores to, Mognesia Salts, which hi grade ‘tour, and it avoids disaster which attends the suf Rochelle Salts, such acid Compounds carry Into the sy Hold contains ten times as mach Pou ks ofsodiuni, if ig evident that the waste of the tenes is supplted from your. preparation, as Ib us which contuin only besides the tartaric up an alkali Phosphates, x pected ViRw. G. CORNWELL & SON, The trate mags 8 Pa og TE ae xe, ae, 910, S18 Scat te heme printed pricetint. of every: urtcie ment will be sent to you by return ccllse ives te price of haepint Jou, gallon and Bve gallons ofewctt Suh erence ots) At Drives the quantity ‘bought. Saree prices: stuail buyers pas My eeeear erp hye y the saune price, he inexperten ees faite pice as tne oldest puikter if Le buys ie are grod yer pay” a aitehi buyers buying tie adie quan: to satisfactory Feution to the Peents, one case doublewidth de 123 cents: ten-quarter wide bleached statins cot ton, 15 cents; also, 10,000 remnants of every description at's zreat sacrifice. Laxspcncu & Bxo., 7th street. a full supply of es making prompt prowoky Pris and taking prompy ‘deliveries, ris 28-om Carannz. ‘That pure, sweet, safe and effective American distil- lation of Witeh-Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir, ‘Marigold and Clover-Biomom, called SaxFoRD's Rap- ICAL CURE FoR Catanus, with one box CATARRAL Soxvenr and one Saxronp’s Dersoven Inmarxn, all in one package, may now be had of all draggista for $1. Ask for Saxvonp’s RaDIcal CURE Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment for every form of Catarrh, from a simple Cold or In- fluenza to loss of Stnell, Taste and Hearing, Cough, a ‘and Catarrbal Consumption, in every CLERGYMEN, VOCALISTS, And Public Sgeakers without amber owe their.pres- ent usefulness.and success to SaNvop's RaDicat Cours for CaTamnn, Rev. Dr. Wiggin says: “Oneof the best remedies for Catarrh,—nay, the best remedy we have found in ‘8 lifetime of suftering,—1s SaNvORD's RADICAL CURE. Itclears the head snd Throst so thoroughly that, taken each morning on rising, there are no unpleasant secretions and no disagreeable hawking duting the entire dqy, but.an unprecedented clearness of volce POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON, COLLINS’ VOI@AIC ELECTRIC PLASTERA. ‘Weary sufferer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Weak Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, try these Plastera. Placed over the pit of theStomach, they pre- Yent and care Ague Pains, Billious Colic, Liver Com- plaintsand protect the system from s thousand ils, 250. mhié Sramc Har, Sree Har ‘THE DUNLAP FIFTH AVENUESTYLE SPRING SILK AND DERBY HATS NOW READY AT WILLETT & RUOFFS, 2 BOLE AGENTS, 906 Pennsylvaniaave, Srrcrar Nonce IRESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THEWELL- 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 ECONOMY AND HEAT- ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY .IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFERRING TO. ACALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED, WALTER D. WYVILI, Exctustye AGENT, ap26 No. 452 PA, AVE., NEAR 4% STREET, 885g Fess us Sess9 uv ec a 9 &@ 8 G08 “oo FOR GENERATING STEAM. FOR COOKING PURPOSES. FOR HEATING BY FURNACE. FOR HEATING BY LATROBES. FOR OPEN GRATES. IT MAKES A QUICK FIRE 1T 1S EASILY IGNITED. 1T DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE 17 Is ECONOMICAL, 17 WILL Pay TO TRY IT. FOR SALE BY THE ‘WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CQ. 40 Bushels Crushed, $3.70. i 40 Bushels Not Crushed, $2.90. 25 Bushels Crushed, $2.50, 25 Bushels Not Crushed, $2.00 DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN. 09 FFICE OF W. W, LAMB, M.D... i249 HANOVER 8T., PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884. MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT, U.S. OF A, 320 RACE ST, PHILADELPHIA. DEAR SIR&—I HAVE USED JOHANN HOPE'S MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE UND IT TO BE THE BEST’ HEALTH-RE- G HEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE f HAVE FOUND IT ¥SPECLALLY IN PERSONS CONVALESCING FROM FEVER, IN CASES OF | DY! LA, MOTHERS NURSING, AND CASES OF WEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN LUNG TROUBLES. MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMI-MONTH- 1Y,AND AHOUT A MILLION OF BOTTLES. Boke ED BY HAVE PASSE TOMUC! THE PAST FIVE YOURS, KESPECTEULLY, AW. W. LAS "M.D. CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR U.s. PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE G) WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF “JOHANN HOFE” AND “MORITZ EISNER” OS THE NECK OF EVBRY BOTTLE: fe26,th,s,t0 Pore Axv Ixvicoramme. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, elther as # dell- clous beverage or for medicinal purposes, an UNA- DULTERATED WHISKY, are invited to make » trial of the celebrated brand, ‘U PPP PPP EEE RRR B PE RR vy "rg ‘This Whisky, upon an analytical examination, has Proved to be free from Fusil Oil, and Indeed of any ot the modern ingredients which are used to give a fictl- ‘tous age and flavor to this popular drink. FOBSALEBY Browning & Middieton, Barbour Hamilton, J.B. Bryan & Bro,, Bryan, B.L. Wheeler, ‘Thomas A. Rover, 7. Metzger & Bro, ‘Beall & Buker, john H. Magruder, J.C, Ergood & Co, 8. Watens, W. Hi. HL Cissel. ‘WASHINGTON, D. C. iH. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, Sole Proprietors, m163m Philadelphia. Ds Hare GOLDEN SPECIFIC, A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR ‘THE LIQUOR HABIT. It can be given ina cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the person taking it; is absolutely harmless and will effect @ permanent and speedy cure, whether the patien {s a moderate drinker or an alcobolle wreck. Ithas been given in thousands of cases, and in évery instance @ perfect cure has fol- lowed. InwEVERFatts. The system once impreg- nated with the Specific, it becomes an utter impoasi- bility for the liquot appetiteto exist. GOLDEN SPECIFIC 00., Proprietors, For Sale by R, K. HELPHENSTINE, a | EBBITT HOUSE DRUGSTORE, ; Corner 14th and F streets; also corner 14th street ‘Vermont avenue, Washingtoa, D.C.” Call or write for circulars and full particulars. 419-00 srarorth hts nt nol, That haan san That haben have cured more and colds than all the rest ot ‘the cough combined. They never fdl ‘They clear the voice and relieve hoarseness, i dares peckeTDa ON NATTANS, ie 14th apd I. and 24 and D ste uw, epics CITY ITEMS. Nestrum” is term not at all Fine eye Bull’s Cough Syrup. al Hahn's Reliable Low-Priced Shees, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Ber ey 25e. “ 60c. Kid-lined “ 90c, Foxed Shoes. “ — 9c. Kid and Pebble Solid < SibsWorea hole Rid ana’ Scbbie as Pi Unrivalied Kid Button, any style, Gent's Poe Reliable Laced and 31.50 Solid Button and “ ‘Genuine Calf Laced and Button, Misses $1 Kidand Pebble heel and spring Heal Child's 75e. Worked-bole Kid S; Infant’s 35c. Kid and Goat Button ye Celebrated $4 Pearl Shirt, 736 7th street. J. E. Youna’s Cloth and Silk House. Best bargains and presents daily, 8 J. Jay Gould’s store, 421 9th street, is very attractive to the ladk His di it pe and childern. His display of Easter ties dre unlaue and are, marked at low Cal 85 cents et Bekier cant 85 cet to 81-80; Easbosede Bias butterflies, Flowers, sheet, for decorating exgs, Sc.” * ‘The Best Thing Out. ‘The Fountain Coffee Fo, automatic dri Calland examine at 8. P. Co,, 708 7th st; ‘Opposite U. 8, Patent office. 6 te ore Bee with rh Cold or Sore. Throat . ches give immediate relief, Sold only in boxes. Price 25 cents. e€ Iwas a sufferer from Dyspepsia, and Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy helped me. im, MeKuew, 1:24 Fayette st, Baltimore, 3a. ice $1,00. eo Cod-liver O11 and Lime.—That pleasant ‘and active agent In the cure of all consumptive symptoms, “Wilbor’s compound of Pure Cod Liver Oil ‘and, Lime,” 1s being, universally adopted in me practice. 1e pro- Brietor, A.B, Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all ruggists, © Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite remedy cured my wife of General De- bility and Liver Complaint. Gratefully yours, ‘Wm, Lundy, Baltimore, Md, €0 Durkee’s Salnd Dressing and Cold-Meat Sauce.—The universal favorite both in the United States and Grea Britain. Wholesome, delicious, economical and nutritious, Saves anxiety, waste and trouble. © Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best ofall. eo “Rough on Pain” Plaster, _ Porous and strengthening, improved, the best for backache, pains in chest or side, ‘rheums- tism, neuralgia, 25c. its or mail. 16 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned. srery, ing, and delivered in halt pound “Ws inte 50c. per pound. tage Cheese, Butter- milk Eha' Sweet Mill, Se. per quart, Cream 186, pint, morn- THE TRADES. NEWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING GOOD’ STYLE—LOW PRIC LARGE FACILITIES—NEW MA’ ERS FOR PRINTING OF ALL ii ENP pana nc y Bter, Ja23 482 9th street northwest. IBSON BROTHERS, PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. 1238 Pennsylvania avenue, Wi mn, D.C. sa-Fine Printing a specialty. Ja10) Tae Doremeans Oxz Pm Cesr: Seems to carry with remarkable force, and has been pushed with mammoth effect, it appears, since pile afer pile of solid masonry, exquisitely elaborated, rises on the ruins which this infamous system wrought. And as the pile rises Heavenward, higher and higher, the deeper the condemnation of the builders, who builded upon a foundation, the corner-stones of which are composed of TRICKERY, TREACHERY, decelt, hypocricy and willful misrepresentation, which 1s tantamount to deliberate falsehood, It further appears that a “Quarter ofa Century” of conducting a busineys according to this PECULIAR method Is producing its legitimate results, that of con- signing to their “commercial graves” its founders and followets. ‘To them it {sa sad retrain, the cty of ADLER ON THE BRAIN, ‘Why {s It that this disease Is so prevalent among THE PEOPLE? ‘Because Adler has never deceived them by false and fictitious promises. Because he has never made any misrepresentations ‘as to the conduct of bis business, nor does he allow any one in his employ to misrepresent the quality of any article in his establistment, He promised to selt FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, Of bis own Manufacture, to any and all comers, st ‘TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE. ‘He has faithfully kept that promise; and, therefore ‘THE PEOPLE ARE WITH HIM! Since it has become generally known that the “‘Dutch- man’s One Per Cent" ts not only not a recognized ‘quantity, but a repudiated proposition, at ADLEBR’S ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 Seventh street northwest. Corner Massachusetia Avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK, Always be sure that you are in the RIGHT PLACE. ‘Look for “ADLER" over the door, ‘2 Open evenings until 9:Saturdaysuntil 11. mh19 We Resrserroncy Isvire THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIO 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 palr. ~ ‘ We make a specialty of J. © BENNETT @ BARNARD'S FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS. ‘His Spanish Arch-French Kid Turns area combina- tion of beauty and comfort, The Paris Beaded Opeta is the latest novelty in the Slipper line. We have thein 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 aré not be- hind. WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW Goops, ‘You will meet with polite attention, W. H. RICH’S, ‘717 Market Space, next to 8th st. of z ‘Baron AMUSEMENTS. LECTURES. DRY GOODS A nBAvors GRAND OPER HOURR MONDAY, MARCH 30, ‘THE DISTINGUISHED SOCIETY STAB, ~~ REEA, of Standard Comedies, «The Auerieas Comte Santadin Sekar + foe Beandas,” "fie Upeauat latch,” Bale of seats now open. ‘mh26-3t ‘LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE \Y EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Me ‘The Grand Romantic: Spectacular Melodrama, in & under the of Lehnes and Bateman, management NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY! An Unrivaled Cast, and all the Great Scenic and Me- “The Gipsy Encampment,” “Craiganest by Moon Sitpton Recp Couto. “iiiames River Sa Mr. FRANK WESTON as JACK HERNE. Monday Next, March 30. -RHEA, the distinguished Piebcol tor Beandal” “an Unequal Mateh;"and “Ce. stax EVENING IN THE HOLY LAND.” ‘Tiustrated Hntertainment by Messrs. ARISE naliven of fries given to Gelghted seal 5 hese tn this city. will we ‘at Oda. Fellows Hat Xevy ‘Yard, THURSDAY, BOvb inst at © p.m. Rev. Jxo. R. Paxtox, D. D., ‘Late of the Ne eel beliver x fork Avenue, Presbyterian Church, “SHAVINGS,” AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ON FRIDAY EVENING, March 27, 1685, ‘Benefit of the Young Men’s Christian Associa pi tion of this city. Seats are now on sale at Elis Musle Store, Apply EDUCATIONAL. JFUGHTEENTH STREET SEMINARY, CORNER Youn and G sts, n.w.— Hom» Sehool 0F young ia ton helves necessary FOr &. zh in all branches and secom ‘education. B™*¢ PRESENT INTHE CITY, AND AT THE Urgent solicitation of her many friends, ‘Miss Euan” THURSBY ‘will appear, assisted by =. A, L. KING, the renowned Tenor, ‘and other prominent talent, in a CONCERT At the Congregational Church, TUESDAY EVENING, March 31st, ‘Her first appearance since her European tour, Cards of sdmission $1, including reserved seat, to be obtained st Ellis’ Music Store, 987 Pennsylvania ave mh25-6r PRs TONIGHT, FUN. | &% 8 ‘00 24. aq w w wwww Cr) 3 coe I 4 Ee Lama! | pom a ee oad = 000, 000' Rn N Nn N eects waa: X Nw nN 8 MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO, NEXT WEEK-STODDARD LECTURES, mh25 (0 TO THE FAIR OF THE GO 7 *ERIST Verena CORPS, Firs . At Abner’s Music Hal, EVERY EVENING THIS MONTH, ‘Good music and visiting military company or Grand Army Pust every evi ry Post every evening. Nea A@mission 10 cents, Sirs. HARRIS, facancies for two. boarding Pupils after March Sist. ‘mb2e2W* FRE NW. HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL, 'T Shere, condensed course in practical bookkeeping. Rapid Penmanship and English Branches at moderate rates ea eagrning, afternoon end Bight tex sions. “Sole fowe'a aymtem of B00 without textbooks: Civil service on Sapecialiy. 3. BHT ANT. Principal zm ED EPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNE Msseatnerannaes ‘Spring and course will’ commence on Fri- Sey AndTGas at @ m. “This course of lectures, will be free to all wattend CB PURVI: 1118 18th ste. ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE—1212 AND 1214 lérx Bs past crcle-telect Boarding Reheat ‘Sessions 85-86 opens Septem! iss. "Early “application necessary, as number ol Doarders will be ‘Rbstted. mbl26m ScRoor ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Soin eater eet reece 5 i Min ADELINE DUVAL MACK: LI90N stn.w: BE CIVIL, EES TN = 493 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Belect ‘Civil Bervice yi Practical Civil Service: les; and ynorough Civil Service Drill: TUESDAY, T! ‘DAY AND SATURDAY EVE- SINGS. Hours from 7 to 9 p.m. TEES FOOHONER: on ‘ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY; aly school of the Eise here, A 5 invi- tation to ail to see the “meted. by which you ‘can soon learn @ profession. 214 2d st. se. ime ‘AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TUTOR, (FIF- ieenth veer). office 437 7m a St Bw. Commercial Studi facili i ‘sa oo ‘HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE UNIVERS] COLLEGIATE COURSES. Gin Ag Huis for Graduate, Undergrad pie and Special indents. “the ‘next academic year br cfculare nddreas by pottal card, the Johns W ior circulars eddreas, yy kins University. fio-coom” ORGANIST, E, SCHED TEACHER OF J. * PIANO and ‘VOCAL MUSIC. Particular atten- {Hon go Beginners, as well as hove, wishing 20 be quail fied for Performers ot Teachers. Terms $12. 734 12t aLnw, ‘@9-co4m QEOKE SEATS FOR DR FAXTON'S LECTURE je Woman oy m, tyne & Son's, 426 7th se mh25-2t Forvs Orzra Hovse. JOHN T, FORD....... srntamareeenr MADAGOE Tie STODDARD LECTURES. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, And Succeeding Evenings During The Week, JOHN L STODDARD ‘Will give as above a series of his famous lectures, which, with their splendid illustrations, are now the recognized soclety and standard entertainments in BOSTON, NEW YORK, CHICAGO, PHILADEL~ PHIA, BALTIMORE, AND ALL THE GREAT CITIES! Thi ‘Will comprise TWO EVENINGS OF THIMLLING MISTORY! AN EVENING WITH THE GREAT NOVELIST! TWO EVENINGS OF DELIGHTFUL FOREIGN TRAVEL! All made vivid with s Wealth of Dustration ao- Knowledged everywhere to be UNEQUALED AND UNAPPROACHABLE, UESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31 I. VERSAILLES AND MARIE ANTOINETTE— Opening Lecture on the French Revolution, II. PARIS IN THE REIGN QF TERROR—Con- Glusion of the story of the French Revolution. IL, THROUGH ENGLAND WITH CHARLES DIGRENSA famous isctore. “andreas varaed away in every city. IV. ROUND THE BAY OF NAPLES—Souvenirs of travel In an earthly paradise, 1 DHE CASTLE BORDERED RHINE.A charm ing evening on the Hiver of Song and Story. SPECIAL peers Oe SATURDAY. Subject Announ Later. Subseri yn tickets: Reserved seats for the five evenings (matinee not included), $3. Fer sale at Box office on and alter 8h Nl ee oS. wae ea le tickets: Reserved seats, 7: \ission, 0c. ‘Single tickets on sale onand after FRIDAY. 37, mh24-3t BURDITT & NORTH, Managers. ‘ERZOG'S MUSEUM, Late Lincoin Hall, corner 9th and D sts. n.w. EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT, COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 25, ‘The Effulgent Cemter of Dramatic Fame. MISS KATHERINE ROGERS, SUPPORTED BY A TALENTED AND EFFICI- ENT COMPANY. ‘Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, ee ISS MULTONS ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night, PYGMALION AND GALAT ‘By special request Saturday Matinee, MISS MULTON, Admission to family circle, 10 cents; admission to fitst floor, “20c. exerved seats may be secured six in advance without extra charge at the Hox Office ‘of the museum. In future Box Office will be open from $ a.m. sharp to 10 pan. rsopen at I and ‘; p.m.; overture one hour later, Carringes may be ordered at 4:10 and 10:10 p.m muse ee if rpueater COMIQUE ‘This Week—Every Evening and Daily Matinees, : PETRIE AND FISH'S MARVELS OF TWO HEMISPHERES, LIVING MODELS. NAC-NAC, Fifty Young Ladies in attendance in our Free Cafe, WASHINGTON ROLLER RINK, if STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. —OPEN— . MORNING, 10 to120. m, AETERNOON, 2:30 to 5:30, EVENING, 7:30 to 10-30, Good MUSIC, BEST FLOOR SOUTH OF PHILDELPHIA, FANCY SKATING EVERY EVENING. ‘Tun and Oth street curs Mirect EY aipeunay ranie avenue, near 11th street vival a NOTHER GRAND PLAY. Produced in Splendid Sivle- Every Afternoon and Night This Week, ‘Tile World’s Greatest Protean Actor, HORTHAND AND TYPE-WRITING PRACTI- Se ee ee are followed. es ited. RF. CRON IN, office of Johns & Easton, Stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. mh3-ame heed BERLITZ ore OF LANGUAGES, = Baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Providence, And at 723 14th st, n. w., WASHINGTON, ‘New Term Begins now. Superlor Native Teachers only. Classesand Private Lessons, Fee Extremely Low. Unexcelied advantages for learning Conversation, ‘We invite all persons to visit our classes. 20 HORTHAND — REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS Seery qvening. Private leséons a specialty. All Shorthand books ‘ind publications constantly on hand, ‘and exceptional opportunities for learning the art are offered at WASHINGTON PHONOGRAPHICHEAD- QUARTERS, 927 Ist. n.w. 19 GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER S othand Dsts. nw. Your and tiddieaged. men and women trained for business: "Rapid writing, book Keeping Gustuen practice, rapid calculations, Enis language, sten typewriting, ete. thorough! tanght. “Admission at any” times ‘Tiberal terms Adupted to the times. Year, from date of entrance, Gti monthsnlent, So." Hapla Wsltligs Ts takes aS mie mont . ig, is 8, Caitor send’ or ENV" c. SPENCER, Princ! BARA A. SPENCER, Vice Fricnal Ps TOLEARN ee tie eater of Fine Arts, 11 st. and New York a’ if BREAD Renate weceare cans So'clock. nis Mi AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD- uate and certified examiner of the New England oe “estes eee tates Wy neta SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND Susans ae i esate MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Privcipal. ‘The culture and development of the voice and nat- ural ex; mn of sentiment carefully taught. vert ing Bs ‘attention given to the cure of, stamms gad omer yooal defect Boys’ and Girls’ clase Satur day, 11am. \ARFIELD KINDERGARTEN, PRIMARY AND TRAINING SCHOOL, 923 19th st. n.w. au276ém__ MRS. ANNA B. OGDEN, Principat. ‘TE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF for college, ivate. 1d number Lim FAMILY SUPPLIES. SRE SPRAY FLOUR, MINN. Tt caion te iad 420, 422 424, ax 426 SEVENTH STREET. SPRING GOODS ARE NOW OPEN IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, AND THE FOLLOWING ASTOUNDING BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED THIS WEEK TO THOSE WHO ARE ON HAND EARLY, i “4 coo mM 44 8 Ho o4e 6 i aus OO m “H coo t WEEK FOR CHOICE STYLES IN PARIS SAT- TEENS, OF WHICH THEY OWN 150 PIECES, SECOND FLOOR; TAKE ELEVATOR. | Wag gy = 5 = Be = FOR FINE HEAVY STOCKINETTE JERSEYS WITH SATIN BOW AND PLAITS, WILL BESOLD AT THE ABOV: 2 THIS WEEK ONLY. } ISALL THAT LANSBURGHS WILL ASK THIS | WILT GRT YOU, THIS WEEK,AT LANSRURGHS' | A BLACK ALL-WOOL NUN’S VELLING, FULL 40 INCHES WIDE. xs coo BS Ooo = PER YARD FOR BEST MERRIMAC DRFSS PRINTS IS VERY LOW WHEN YOU CONSIDER THEY ARE BETTERSTYLES THAN THOSE OF FERED BY OTHER HOUSES. Sans Ss, Be oo : a's 6 BS wus Goo oT FOR A FULL BONE FRENCIU-WOVEN CORSET SHOULD MAKELADIESCOME ANDASK "WHAT NEXT?” WILL BUY, THIS WEEK, A GOOD QUALITY SATIN COACHING PARASOL: REGULAR PRICE $1.28. SECOND FLOOR; TAKE ELEVATOR. 855 COCO c ue ti baad FOR A PAIR OF CHILDR! AND PLAIN COLORED HOS: ‘8 FANCY STRIPE WELL WORTH 25c. | coo | PER YARD THIS WEEK FOR FINEST QUALITY FRENCH BATISTE, EXCLUS VE PATTERNS. REGULAR PRICE 2c. SECOND FLOOR; TAKE ELEVATOR. SPECIAL: WE RAVE JUST RECEIV! 45 PIECES COLORED SATINS, AND ALL THE LEADING SHADES, B7%c, WELL WORTH 620, LANSBURGH & BRO, ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST LINES OF DRY GOODS | EVER SHOWN OVER RETAIL COUNTERS | SOUTH OF NEW YORK. mh23 Tsou Asp Cura Sus SEATON PERRY, (Successor To Peeny & BRotHer) HAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARG! NEW EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGE! BEST QUALITY PLAIN INDIA PONG NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS, IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT LOWEST PRICES FROM 50c. TO $1.25. . _— PEAU DE SOLE AND JERSEY SILK: SURATS. RUADAMES ANDO SATIN DU. iS, ES AND &, - CHESSE, FROM YA BONNETS, PO! TW VET GRENADINE IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW" FRENCH DRESS FABRICS, FOR PLAIN AND COMBINA- TION SUITS, RANGING FiOM 0c. TO $3 PER NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, JACKETS AND JERSE i BLACK SILK JERSEYS, AT 95. FROM Rew Pamasois SCS UMBREREAS' AAD CARRIAGE SHADES ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS. FRENCH SATTEENS, EMBROIDERED ROBES. CRAZY CLOTH HITE GOODS, AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'S MERINO U2 WEAR FOR LADIES: ¢ DREN, ALL WEIGHTS, ST #9-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND odfimucr Sac SEATON PERRY, 7 he “2 Perry Building, 70 Sc, ae ne ETS Sole Peunsylvatila ave. cor. Oth st. mh25-1w* Sdandasia.se | Fatablished 1840. pl 'Taxe Nonce. Excsromenrs AND Laces aan ar ‘YOU CAN BUY THE BEST GRANULATED LESS THAN COST OF MA* “FACTURE, SUGAR AT 6 CENTS A POUND; BEST GOLDEN a RIO AT 23 CENTS A POUND; OLD GOVERN- A 83 Wiss ss MENT JAVA AT 30 CENTS; FAMILY OOLONG AA BU MMMM Sssq aaa UU MMM a aA uw MMM Sys8> AT 560 CENTS, AND 4 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 18 YOUR INTEREST TO DEAL WITH THE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON TEA CO., mh20-6%" 438 9th st. nw. oxncetio 1881 Waser $3, FINE OLD CABINET AT $3.50, ARETHE BEST GOODSSQLD FOR THOSE PRICES, © WITMER & CO. GROCERS, mb12 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVE A Fou Lire Or Grocenms THAT MUST BE SOLD. Boston Dramatic Company, GRANULATED SUGAR... R 1b. In the Thrilling Spectacular Dratna, BEST PATENT PROCESS FLOW... 90.00 per bol. ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. BEST FAMILY FLOUR. 35.25 per bbl ‘With New Scenery and Appointnients. BEST JAVA AND MOCA GOFFER aa Mr. J. W. Ransone in Five Changes of Charac- |“ KNOWN 10 THE TRADE ROASTED ter and ali his Great and Original Songs. "AND GROUND.. ‘New and Novel ities in the Museum. POTATOES AND AP Admission to ail only 10 cents, ‘Terms strictly cash. Box Office open ftom 10 a m. to4 p.m. forsale of reserved seats. m23-et_| 430 NATIONAL ROLLER SKATING RINE, 611-618 E STREET, gor Near Post Office Qo xR 2 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA a PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Ladies and Children afternoon sdmission, with skates, mr2-1m ‘25e. CRIBNER'S BICYCLE SCHOOL INSTRUCTION FREE TO PURCHASERS. COLUMBIA AND ALL FIRST-CLASS | BICY- S PRCYCLES AND ACCESSORIES AT FAC- BivytGES AND TRICYCLES SOLD ON IN- STALLMENTS. ‘WM, C. SCRIENER, FENTON HALL, E STREET, NEAR 11TH NORTHWEST. mh9-Im® (HOICE SEATS ‘FOR ALL THE THEATERS. Cc ‘BRENTANO BROS. Pennsylvania ave. cor. Lithst. SUMMER RESORTS. ‘(OR RENT—TWO NICE ODTTAGES SITUATED ‘Ma. eee eyes See rrae eee pit 296 Park aves Baltimore, Ma. ’ I “a EMERSON HOUSE, ATLANTIC, rN. J., South: ls, ee eee pacom iene erg cont open al thé year. e VouNG, TE sons Ress ihe Bench ‘a in ‘hot sea water batha in the "Pim BORTON & OPE WELLINGTON ATLANTIO CHEY, N. 3. RIA, A’ Bz hot. ‘and. jal7-3m 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘ SEE Ggops oF aes el more Nermirrous, yi than any other Flour. from Sts well as the best, for efiner by any Flour every’ is warranted togive entire STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents rermared to the teats, is enciosites by any other Patent except Ceres, and will pleasethe most ex- acting housekeeper and sstiafy the most fastidious epl- cure. GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Whest Patent RELIANCE. GOLDEN HILL. ‘The old reliable ‘and the sie Siereeearra teas tant high-priced Patent Flours, whilst it can be 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 PURLIC EMBROIDERIES AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE. LIST OF BARGAINS 1,000 PIECES EMBROIDERIES, WIDE AND NAR- ROW, CHOICE PATTERNS, ALL OF WHICH HAVE BEEN SOLD FROM $ to 12ue. A ¥D., NOW ATS CENTS A YD. 500 PIECES ENBROIDERIES, ELEGANT PAT- TERNS, SOME NICE FLOUNCINGS AMONG THEM, FORMERLY RETAILED AT 20c, ‘NOW AT 10 CENTS A YARD, SWISS EMBROIDERIES, WORTH FROM 40 to 60 CENTS A YAKD TO BE RETAILED AT 25 CENTS A YARD. ALTHOUGH WE HAVE OVER 2,500 PIECES GP. TEE ABOVE, WE WOULD ADVISE OUR CUSTO- MERS TO CALL AT ONCE, AS THE GOODS SOLD AT SUCH FIGURES CANNOT LAST VERY LONG. M RAT. BAER, OF BAL fue Reasonable Price tailors, at short notice. _Entrance on Sth street. Pr Ladies’ Di &c Suven Wamu, GOLD AND SILVER OATS, GOLD AND SILVER LACES, GOLD AND SILVER BONNETS, GOLD AND SILV POMPONS, IN GOOD VARIETY AT THE NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, 930 TTH ST. N. W. mb2eR rdially invites the Ladies of Washington to “Tier fmiported: Hate and Bonbes ane all the ar at the samsun, on THORSDAY APRIE EASTER OPENING OP FLOWERS, which are the most perfect devised and beautiful thas ‘(We Parisian makers have been able to prodwon, “SPRING MILLINERY.” Large assortment of Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &q Fancy Gold Mixed Braids, from 4c. peryd. apwards, Best Black SUK Jerseys, $9. “This is a apectal bar Miack Jersey Newmarkets, made expressly ft Spring. Fine Imported Jersey at #3, Large assortment of Imported Visites, embracing ® new style “Close-Aiting Visite.” Foster Gloves, improved hooks, new shade: for Easter, 7 breve. Parts, Serva Muuaixeny. HATS, BONNETS, FLOWE! {mn19] 907 Pave, FEATHERS AND FANCY MATERIALS ‘In great variety and new styles; personally selected im New York. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 3309 F STREET NORTHWEST. mbgh Max J. P. Pinus ‘Returned last Saturday from New York, where she ‘had been during the week looking after ber SPRING IMPORTATIONS, which are daily being received et her establishment, _mhié 1107 F STREET. VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, M Mi Bosmerly waited Rone ew York; Wa hurr &Co., St. Louis, ‘Suits made at t up test houioe” Mupertot FIRting, fs ‘Drewes. tirdal Tronmoste s apecte ‘Venting Dresses. Brid TOUSSE@US & Paty. Tlim* 907 Penusylvania ave. (over M- Wilian'@ Mae, Pecorn, Late with Geo. White, Tastes’ Tailor, Has just returned from New {ork nnd wht Fashlonahle Drestnaking Parlors: $10, 12th ee hae nearly opposite Palais Koval, MONDAY, Marob _prewes made in the latest Mabion at prices. ~ sass —MADAME VALMONT BEOS 90 OTIC 4N inform her patrons and customers that she ie pared to clean and ‘ofall descriptions, Most approved stylea Establisbed. 1th st. ue Ma CAVANAUGH HAS MOV! pall fine LACES, CU STADRAS a SPCIALTY since 1886, mhg =p Dress and Cloak Making Parlors from 401 Peus- aylvania avenue to 5. F. Cor 9th and E streets nw. ‘Over Riley's Dry Good store, ha ees tn arpa ea Secret aI a is , formerly Sera Rorreer, GOS Oh street, cppoaite Patent Ofios, Opened alarge and complete amortment of HAMMe BURG EDGES and INSERTINGS ALLOVER EMBROIDERY, ORTENTAL, TORCHON, ME DICIS and other TRIMMING LACES. Select and large stock of Ladies’ and Children's 10> SLERY, CORSETS, SILK and KIDGLOVES, HAND- KERCHIEPS, RIBBONS, NECK RUCHINGS end CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS. Asn Fisners b EVERY PERFPCT SHAM Makes Corpets to order in, every stro Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress e Paris, Lyonsand Vienna ‘Chemical Dry Cleantng Establishs No. Street Borthwe THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. "and Gentlemen's ‘niso, Velvet ond Plush Cicaks, “Crape Vetin Yancen, Gloven, esc see rieetly lend PTADias EVENTSG DId Gentlemen's clothes elgaued by this process will Bt ir or! shape: and {eine removed cftetunly. tris gi sb ef Oe ee A SPECIALTY. OUGTASS evens ome SVERY GARM GARMENT, N' F, OF MANNE} MS 4851 K. HUMPHERY, 430 Texra Staeer Nontawest, material, ‘and guarantees perfect Bi JLER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand.misie Underclothing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest imported Gowda. French Corsets and Busties J Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset Giles Eegws Make) tiut for the price ts unsurpassed. French, German ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING, : First-class Hair Dresser from Parts, ‘Three Patents and Five Medals from Expusitiowal Matufacturer and importer of HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HATR WORK Jadies’ fine Hair Cutting and Hinir Jiair dyed aud Shaupuged iu a first-class Mannem Wigs to order. as 537 15th st. nw Bicone 9s) Wan ——e STOCK OPERATIONS. COMMISSIONS REDUCED ONETIALY. Moderate operat,on* in 10, 20, 30 or 60 Shares legit mately conducted. BELTON & ROBERTSON, BANKERS AND BROKERS, No. 12 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, Qfembers N. ¥. Mining, Stock and Petroleum change) buy and sell on the Exchange all active BALIN? co “== Bas AK OY y saute 53s, 10 TO 1,000 SHARES, BB AMA OU MMM 8..§ — | ON $3 TO $5 PER SHARE MARGIN. gd SS eel Belair! = ‘Commissions one-baf usual raten, mb17 410 7THSTREET NORTHWEST. | Full information sent Free on application. (28-00 ARGAINS! BARGAINS! GREAT RARGAINSIN sumts artue | Parvare Stock Trxecrare Wes BRANCH BALTIMORE SHU FACTORY, RT SHIAT, made of Wamsutta Cotton, and, Richardson's 2,109 Lines ‘wast tub, for Suly inforeed), finisher the is 8S cents.” This is lirt in the market ‘our CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT, made he Loom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosotus: only 50 cents. ‘These Shirts are cut lengitiwise of the cotton, carefully mace, and will give entire satictuct We have recelved 250 dozen MEN'S FANCY HOSE, which we intend to sell at 25 CENTS eo eas 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST SEWING MACHINES, &c. Sramc Axo Soware Fasmons AND PUBLICATIONS NOW READY. 2 i : Bazar Dressmaker, illustrating 300 styles for Ladies and Cilldren's wear! Price, 20'ceute by maul, 23 ce 900% Monthly Paper and 16 page Catalogue freeto ail OPPENHEINER'S Popular Sewing Machines Rooms, 5289th st. n.w., St. ‘Cloud Busting. Sole Agents New Home Sewing Machine. All kinds of: Machines for rent. Rey , fee Peceperhe e SUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEY'S SWelitie sewing stechine House, a2 oti A aad ttle Daisey. tee the New A Wate. iris ‘Rew Sschines ofall kinds omatic,” New Domestic Ery 1 SCOTT, D.DS., aly.” Fe lng woposaigy ois AND E STS aw. Cg ‘lio, the dure of tooth wwitbout local ‘anusthetic, used on ‘ams, alleviates extracting. Gas given WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. PRILADELPEA, “i (Prices, Ko Drummers | fenuittgired” tom the New change. $2 eet ee “2 VHARLES J. eal” ‘an, ood Ste charges, "Twenty: Ni. * “ilesan'y Sd 0 Saute Da NEW YORK, BOSTON, @c r PRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Broker, SEO RETNSiine,} New Yor, James Whitely, I ‘HL. Dodge, HCrager Oakig Barry C. Lega, Washington,DC. Maynard. Ase Wiliam RB ‘Travers, Special Partner. Ray and sell on commission all classes ef Railway securities. ‘Branch oMice—639 15th street (Corcoran Bulléiag) ‘4B. H. DODGE. Respest | seem, Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and ‘Urough our wed our ‘York Stock Re ATTORNEYS. ‘ta a one Fo sere cae Residence, 240 North Capitol at. Des eer ce Say a | SEAS 2ank, Dass Sorm For Hinz @ et Charan 32 ‘ave. next to City’ At 426 0th street porthwest. | eled.