Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. AT. OFFICER. SHINGTON, D.C., March 27, 1885, 10a. m. For the middie Atlantic states, warmer, partly cloudy weather, local rains,’ southerly winds, falling barometer. For the’ south At lantic states, warmer, partly cloudy weather, local rains, southerly winds, falling barome- ter. For Saturday, local rains are indicated in all districts enst ofthe Missouri valley, with light local snows in the upper lake region. Army AND Navy € friends and p New York, Robert Luckey, represent artme FICERS, also the many Messrs. Devlin & Co., of y informed that Mr. thelr eustom de cain In the city, stopping for a ‘itt house, with a full line of we the latest novelties in ntlemen’s wear. Also, a full ths foruniforms. Mr, Luckey tomake appointments and take mpl spring Mine of milita Will be please orders. Tue Sprrx evlved, a chole: HAS Come AT Last.—Just re- of strawberries, eneumbers, fomatces, string beans, new beets, Boston let” thee, asparaas, cauliflower, egg-plants, thu- barb, fresh water-cress, hew Potatoes, burrarti- chokes, French eymblih: nuda anc Spanish onions. and trsh ming at C. Engle’s ndive, Bermuda and Sons, Nos. 580, 590, nter Market, 9th st. Sing. Telephone call 96-3. Marketing. de: livered. Sprctar F Children’s jer= all we lies" 1, Be. Gee perdbaicgiat linen und cotton: teint, sa yard Ajob ot of Nottingham tidies and for the arma ‘of chairs, 3 ‘es, Wide patterns, at 12%qc. bargain. Children’s caps to st Hamburgs, Nainso to-night. Mate. Noor’s New Storr.—The opinion ex- eswed by some that Mme. Noot could not raw trade at her store on 1th street, for rea- fons that ladies would not leav do their shopping from the crowds 13th street. above t ladies will Visit sid a It seems that © their pur- in rich goods a: ble prices. In Paris, Lon and Brussels some of the most costly m side streets. Articles for l- larly millinery and exqui- S bring the fair sex | Wherever the best voods can be found. Noot’s slore, on 13th street, two doors above the av- enue, promises to be One of the most fashionable Of this city. GENTLE: te In response to your inquiry, that the “Oswego Deep Rock Water gives ore satisfaction than any other natural mineral water sold by me, and equals in quantity sold all other natural mineral wa- tets combined. Respectrully, Feb. 7, 18 f A. KAvrMAy’s, 1241 Lit Srreer You can get at A. Kaufman's, East Wi ton combination stor week only) the following goods, which is continuation of Jast Week's udvertiserment, with a reduction of fully 20 per cent in t your pape: \ worsted, 4hye.; Pucifie cashr shirting che: Ze, all nic lant, 33 cotton, 2 43e.; Changeable popli Yiek, Ie. short ends; short « sj doub York mills bi ther proof of our White spreads, Fe; Pucitle Yo Pieces Monadn 10 Cohasset 10 Lancaster bre 10 te Dr. Jons PR. Paste: Mur. ©. P. MILLE is offering the rennin paper of all gras t expensive i window st tot wall pa of RW. ve plishmen F street nerthw papering ir e them acall. Their prices are as low as the lowest. Worrn ror &: fents’ Calf Hand Laced, Button an ‘worth $5, at Uy street northwes Faun . 421 9th s maker, 1514 Pa. Tne Paxtos Lectene ton Hereant Tou rceoxat Hisappointed by slass are wha have been S represented: to be first fed to ind the Siolet | nat what ie is Observe the t ‘Zth street n. Covens, Conps, AND Sok THroat readily to B. 1H. Douglass & Sons’ Cups Cough Drops. Parstixes, beautiful li: ter cards, &¢ Bracrserr qu Dunlap. Price >! Tth and D, the only gents’ furnishing store Ir Writ Pay dns for one week. mer at Sole agent for the &: Somers ington west, will to-me ) and have ready for their « nice hot cup of th celebrated mixed Mocha and Java coffe them a cull. Dr. Paxton will d FACE AND and re mouldings, Eas- | eet. bd brown derbys Fra corner jeehut and | examine our special bar A fine cromo for each cus Youxa’s, 402 50 Electric shoe. ‘The New York and Wash” | the | th st. Give | w a crowd to-night. FSIGHT Fitted. Hempler, 44, st. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Forp’s Orria House. » Johns.” ALBAUGH'S UrEKA Hovsk.—“The Romany Rye. CONGREGATIONAL Cuence Paxton’s lecture on “Shavings. THEATER Commque.—Petrie and Fi bination. Dine Mes: ‘curiosities. | Rev. John Rj} 8 com. | “Across the Atlantic” and Catherine Rogers in | AuseR’s HALL. —Uute | Condensed Locals. Street lamps extinguished Mr. Jacob Fle Veteran Corps fair, was held last the purpose fin that church, net of S st. handsome H. Harpe was fru H dressed aman who peared at th a. did not The first in the n il be delivered at the National Museum kk t-morrow afternoon by President ng. Subject: “Oldest history in | st setenice.”” Ss ctieut, who has cepted the cal rectorship’ of Eptp church, will assume the duties of the olfice soun ater Paster. Copies of Tite Stax of February 21 and March 4 and 5, in wrappers, duly stamped. contain- ing the ‘or the monument celebration a ceremonies and the bull, vunting room In any qui ty. Price two cents—not Ineluding postage. ee SCRRENDERED “Swac."—To produced in the Police Court | the property recovered through Charles allas "Red Heyl,” alias “Cineinnatl Re roperts ine Krom Represe and chain t “Rep Herts’ @ay Detective Ra of Texas; a watch | B from Mr. L. M. Briggs, of Kun- Sas City; and money taken from Mr. Anthony ier. It wasordered to be restored to the Owners. The defendant has been discharged. Seeger Dr. Paxrox's Lecrcre.—Dr. Paxton intro duces into his lecture many thrilling incidents of the war in which he served as private. Hear | bin to-night at the Congregational church. THE Arr SaLR.—Messrs. Walter B. Williams & Co. will sell this gvening at 8 o clock at their comer 10th and Pennsylvania avenue, Creat ggtion of oll paintings, water colors, col: | ored anne, Sc. tomake space for a ‘sale | ‘ef about Hine stéel engravings, elegantly in goid leaf mouldings. Due notice will ‘given when the sule takes place. ————e Moxey to Loax.—Attention is called to the advertisement by Fitch, Fox & felon acd et Fiteh, Fox & Brown of money | ——— ENGRAVIXG SALE—Th sale evening at Dowling’: auction Touma; Ltnateet gad Feonsyivania, avenue, at 75 pictures. ‘This tale is made at the request of Parties who could not attend the day sales, ee HovsaHouD FURNITURE AT AUCTION—A lot of household effects will be sold at ling’s auction rooms, 11th street tend Fens: sylvania avenue, to-morrow, comme: at ‘clock. Parties’ furnishing would do well to ir | © } $5,000. | have coneiu | will be supplied } | tion ‘committee esterday disposed of all the An Important Decision As To Titles. A TAX-TITLE CASE. Thursday in the General Term of theSupreme Court of the District a decree was made in the case of Keefe agt. Bramhall and Baker, trus- tees, and the heirs of James S, Stephenson, in favor of the defendants. The plaintiff filed a bill in equity in September, 1883, to remove a cloud from his title toa loton D st. northeast, between 3d and 4th streets, and for damages. ‘The bill claimed that the defendants were not the heirs of Stephenson. After the tak! of testimony the plaintiff's counsel, Mr. J.G. Bige- low, admitted by stipulation that Stephenson died siezed, and that’ the defendants were his heirs, Judge MacArthur, at the hearing in last, dixmissed the bill,and plaintiff took ‘an appeal to the General Term, the case to be heard on its merits, + After argument by J. G. Bigelow for plalntiff, and Judge W.Willoughby for defendants, Judge Wylie delivered the unanimous opinion’ of the court. Some extracts from the opinion will be of interest: “This is a bill to quiet the title to the west haif of lot ‘, square 750. The plaintiff claims under tax title and some mesne convey- ances. The defendants claim under the real title. The property was vested in James 8. Stephenson in bis Iifestime, and he died about the year 1811, siezed. The defendants are all heirs-at-law of James 8. Stephenson. It 1s a claim, then, of the party who holds the tax title under the corporation of Washington against os who hold the other, the real title. “This piece of property was sold in the year 1827 tor taxes for 1824,1525 and 1826 for $1.12. No tax deed for this property was ever | made to the purchaser for thirteen years, 1841, and no possession was taken by the purchaser or by a ‘rson claiming title under this tax- until 1870, when this plaintiff took posses- ‘The lot lay out in an unimproved part of the city, and,although we have no evidence of the facet, it is very tie from the lights z that the intermediate taxes, after d been paid by either the original pur- at the tax sale or by those who claim ler him, There is no evidence that these * ever paid the taxes, which were small, bill did not aver that this was a valid tax . It does not set out the fact, and there is no proof to establish its validity. “The theory of the bill is that, whether valid Or not, the deed. it gave a colorable title. It was neces- sary, if th jntiff relled upon the validity of the tax tit wt he should prove it, A tax s proves nothing. * © * party who claims to cuter under a color- able utle,and by length of possession gains a title, will hold according to the metes and bounds set out in his “able title; that is the whole ef of it. He has a colorable title; he has ho title to anything except what his ‘fect stand upon. + 2" w, here we have a colorable title, we will say. That is av liberal concession to the © maint in the ease, because a void tax BS is not in itself even a colorable title. There ishothing to show that this tax deed amounts tounythiog atall The fact that he has a tax deed, that U fax deed was reéorded, and that he paid the taxes on the property, is ho proof of title at all as against the real owner. e law presumes always, and, in fact, the law attaches sown possession te’ real property, and that possession cannot be disposed of by any other Utle, except by actual possession, In this ease » was no aciual possession until the year », and we have thirteen years of adverse possession by the complainant. Well, we know that thirte ears of adverse possession does not make afitle. Itrequires twenty years of adverse possession to make a good title, and that adverse possession must be open, notorious und actual, not constructive. Payment of taxes does «not mount to ad possession. ecordin deed does not amount to adverse possession, because itis not visible, it is not open, it fx not notorious, itis not actual. ‘There IS not x from the earliest history of which supports or pretext thata man can to his property by some ying his nd by geiting a nd. tex deed must be ust be actual, open, notorious, ndverse possession ‘against all the reached the point wh sion by tax title. These de- nhot be deprived of their stor Stephenson X title has other title h title as is set ion, which at as Only thir e Iso title by adverse ewe find rations to qui title equrts No court of between two clam- fe, Tor the purpose of ies the complainant shows i the par- ax sale lit Here the x property, 31,5 00, < him a sirong equity, ys under w tax title ing that he is Whether the forms of law d with in regard t ¥ who purchases from WX Lille, purchases with full running a risk and he is fax ttle is good or The inter- and,among and generally when a tate, and leaves it to sumption In hi ts there been an action ¢ ‘obliged died actually no presumption at dity of « title, which Is estor, Unless that We think on t to be dismissed.” Bs Ss seized of rewl rs. itis with son favor of the ended from 2 de: neestor died s ‘ound the bill 0} piace sh Not a Reform. STAR. 's issue, question- ning the hours of ‘dof review of the istic of the sound des your excellent wmniner of pension han those of es, excepting ent office. Seven this class of work, ing the wisdom ¢ labor, ex: nburean, is charact sense which perv duties comm paper. exaniners int hours ef fuithial appil work, beliewe me, isa full d re is Hot only © of the Ss de- would it , to detail a miners to 2 whether thank you for an innovation ALD. vice. FT es the rew not he w numberof u ne timely whieh is in no 5 Transfers Deeds 41 Mary J. Wi as_folloy 5 bik, $2,250, Sarai pilot 18, sq. 9 Same, pt. 17, J. Stauton, pt $1,600, N 1x, 84, Jonn bug Boton sts, i. Hooper te Ella mr, W. half 2, sq. ©, Demiison et al nd 64, D, vasant, 4 to John Dixon, and 7, Rosini Miller et’ il. to W B_T. McCartney s S400. J.B. Ridenour, Blankman S400. Contributions. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE READY TO DIS- SOLVE-EVERY DOLLAK SUBSCRIBED TO BE RETURNED, The executive committee of the inauguration ‘d their labors and have made | ms for adjournment. The prop- ng tothe committee in the build- F street used as the headquarters fs beh carried out, and after the meeting of the general committee on Monday night the inau- uration committee will be a thing of the past. ie € rmanot the committee, Mr. Wm. M. it, iL state on Monday evening In his re- pertofthe receipts and disbursements of the formitt 1 expenditures was over $46,000, and the receipts equal unt with the exception of some ur hundred dollars. This amount the members of the execu- tive comimittes, i the gratifying announce- arent will be made that every dollar subscribed Will be returned. In view of the large expen ditures made and the unusual expense which the committee was obliged to i Fefleets credit upon the excell which made it possible. asec A, Fine Compaxy FoR THe EMANcrPATION PARADF.—A meeting of colored citizens was held last night 469 Ridge street, for the pur pose of organizing an independent fire com- pany, composed of colored men, to appear in {te procession on emancipation day. he for- lowing were chosen for {ts officers: Wm. H. Sapo. president; Wm. H. Woods, secretary, and Louis V. York, treasurer. It was decided to request the presence of three delegates from each of the several districts tothe next meet- Ing. Wm. 1. Simpson, Henry Johnson and final pre erty bele ing o1 Augustus Nelson were appointed a committee on uniform. INAUGURATION SOUVENTES.—The inaugura- souvenir invitations to the inauguration ball ‘they had remaining. They can now be obtained at the office of the Washington Beneticlal Be dowment association, 911 F street northwest, at twenty cents each. old, attempted tocommit suicide atthe pase irs. Broom, corner 1; Cc be shot himself ‘& pistol in the left Gage Dee Wright and Raye arabe ae Bh ge Roys,: ‘the Emergency Affairs in Wen ‘Washtnaton, CHILDREN RESCUED FROM A BURNING Hovsk.—About 6 p. m. yesterday fire was dis- covered in a two-story frame house, No, 83298 Street, occupied by a colored woman’ named Eliza Fisher. ee Fisher bad left her two litle ehildrer ively and ‘durioe eames ‘the children hora of ‘ box of matehes and set the house afire. Fore- man Loweand Fireman Kurtz; of No. 6 engine, Teseus made one or twounsuccessful attem| the children, but finally, after a battle Filta the fire and smoke, tucceeded in bringing them out unburt, The damage to the house an furniture amounted to about $70. DEATH OF AN FSTIMABLE LADY.—Mrs, Rich- ard L. Cropley died yesterday afternoon at her residence, No. 3819 N street after an illness of a few days. The funeral e place to-mor- row afternoon. The deceased was well known, on account of her charities and her social prom mee. Alezandria Affairs. Reported for Tux Eventne Stan. ‘Teachers’ IngrirvTe.—The March institute of the public school teachers of Alexandria was held at Peabody hall last night After the usual school business, Prof. J. B. in, pro- fessor of metallurgy in the Maryland Dental college, lectured on metals, giving much inter- one aan as to ae ‘amal- gams, 4c. The lecture was illustrated by speci- Frons'and processes, A vote of thanks was re- turned the Jecturer. Nores.—The city school board will meet to- night at the Peabody. bullding. Marthe Spicer 1s appointed acting postmaster at Ar Hngton, in is county, vice P. W. juire, re- sigued._—Rey, J, Calvin Stewart, of place, now pastor ofthe Presbyterian church at Mar- shall and other villages in Fauquier county, ‘will, ina short time, remove to Balttmore.—The funeral of Thos. P.’ Brown, “ex-mayor of the Village,” took piece this morning from the resi- dence of Mr. Paul R. Evans.—The Juvenile Templars gave a pleasant entertainment last night at Serepta hall.—The mayor has fined John Simms and Daniel Nelson each $5 for dis- orderly conduct, —— Ss MARSHAL HUGHES ARRESTED A dispatch from Colorado City, Texas, dated Festerday, says: Ex-United States Marshal R. Hughes, who left Richmond, Va., some days ago, his accounts with the government being, itis sald, short about $4,000, was arrested to-day at Martenfield, on the western bound San Francisco express. He had about $2,000 with him. He is under guard here awaiting orders from Richmond, Assowrery Pune Pod TExas.— A L ei oo ¥ ¥ AA py 88 yf gz q 00 A A BBB A K K Wt NN] GaGa BB AA ¥, xk tf NNN G @ fon SA Be HOARE Goo BBB A A KEK NOUN GGG PPP 00 WoW WwW DI EEE RRI Pr 88 eee BR Ee Bae Pe 0.0 WWWWw DD E RE - P 00 w w DDD EEE R - ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholeomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor Phosphate powders SoLp ONLY IN CANS Rovar BaxiNe PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 X0U ARE SUFFERING FROM A SENSE OF extreme weariness, try one bottle of Ayer's Sarsa- Parilla. It will cost you but one dollar, and will do you incalculable good. It will do away with that tired feeling, and give you new life and energy. FH4¥E You 4 covcn: SLEEPLESS NIGHTS need no longer trouble you. ‘The use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. before retiring, will soothe thecough. to quiet, allay the inflammation, and allow the needed Tepose. It will, moreover, speedily heal the pulmon- ‘ary organs, and give you health. mh24 Suxs: Srxs:: Srexsi: FANCY SILKS, 37%¢. COLORED SILKS—Garnet, Green and Blue, 50c. gPLACK SILKS, real cash ‘value $1.25, reduced to COLORED SILKS, excellent quality, real cash value $1, reduced to 75c. BLACK SILKS, VERY FINE value $2, reduced to $1.50. Special HANDSOME BROCADE Blue and White, reduced to $1. NUNS VEILING, pure wool, widest double width, in Cream, Pink, Blue and Bluck, 374¢. COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, 50c. COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILK VEL- ‘VETS (cheap at $2.50), reduced to $1.50. BROCADE COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. BLACK CASAMERE SHAWLS, pure woul, $1.50. FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON (actual cost) 8e. EW YORK MILIS SHEETING, widest and very best, actual cost 25¢. LADLES' CLOTH SUITING, in Grey and Brown, one yard and a halt wide. immense width, 37yc. Beantiful New Style BROCADE DRESS GOODS, all colors, 12 yards for 81.80. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, all pure linen, 45¢ CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, Near the corner of 7thstrest. LITY, actual regain. ILKS in Cream, Pink, Bivsrer OF SO-CALLED MANUFACTURERS (WHO NEVER MANUFACTURED A GARMENT IN THEIR LIVES) IS CHEAP, AND THEIR SHRIEKS TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO THEIR FALSE PRETENSES APPEAR SIM- PLY RIDICULOUS TO SENSIBLE PEOPLE. THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, WILL CONTINUE AS HERETOFORE TO SELL ONLY THE BEST CLOTHING AT PRICES WITH WHICH NO HOUSE HAV- ING LARGERENTS AND STORE EXPEN- SES CAN COMPETE. OUR STOCK IN SPRING SUITS AND OVERCOATS. FOR MEN AND BOYS IS NOW COMPLETE AND SURPASSES ALL OUR PREVIOUS EF- FORTS. WE GUARANTEE SATISFAC- TION TO ALL PURCHASERS, AND ONLY ASK YOU TO SEE AND PRICE OUR GOODS, BEFORE PURCHASING. THE MISFIT 8TORE, CORNER TENTH AND ¥ STREETS. BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER. mb21 Buocxave Renoven. FULL SUPPLIES OF SCHLITZ8 MILWAUKEE LAGER, ‘NOW IN STORE AND FORSALEIN CASKS AND BOTTLES BY THE AGENT, SAMUEL C. PALMER, DEPOT: 1224 29th st. st. nw, ‘Telephone 454. mhla Goncz Spnansy, 507 SEVENTH STREET. ‘MY STOCK OF SPRING OVERCOATS ISREADY, BUT WE ARE NOT THROUGH WITH WINTER BY SEVERAL WEEKS, AND SHOULD YoU WISH T0 BUY HEAVY CLOTHING YOU WILL FIND AT OUR PRICES TO BE AGOOD INVEST. MENT FOR NEXT WINTER THERE Is al WAYS aT THIS SEASON AN ACTIVE DEMAND FOR TROUSERS OF HEAVY AND MEDIUM WEIGHT, AND'WE ARE READY WITH THE FINEST ASSORTMENT WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. PRICES RANGE PROM $3.50 TO $9 GRADES AT $4, $5 AND 96 1H FOR ANY ONE. PER PAIR. - 01 ARE GOOD ENO! CITY ITEMS. LECTURES. Salvation Oil is 9 speedy and mt cure for all pain, Itextirpates the cause, ‘5c, 1 The following Special Bargains will be offered tomorrow only at R, Gold- schmids 812-7th st. n. w; fine rattan baby car rlages upholstered in fancy cloth, with aL ‘or canopy to] only $7. 98; other elegant styles from $2, to $5.1 King’s 4 bottle dinner cess casters 69c: han: cut gi Painted breaktat ested v.07 Glue $ bot- playit candor te . 8 looking glass, conibin« $1.17; J. 0. les for 25¢; garden tools with i 28c: gilt Tia hair bree wt and 1 rubber dress brags bird 25e;, colors $1.37; decorated extra fancy $1.69; rae tors ‘and ice chests at low prices; rior chamber sets 10 pieces decorated with raed colored bands and gold lines $3.27; handsomely hand painted with moss roses $4.27; blackii oases with fancy carpet 97¢; trowels 7¢; Su- rior white china covered Vegetable dishes ; ten trave 5c; extra lange milk pans Gc; tin or wood knife and fork trays Se; tumblers 6 for 15c; Pure Glycerine soap 3 cakes for 120, ‘The Truly Remarkable Bargains enumerated herewith will constitute the main features of our great offering in shoes and slip- ers for to-morrow only. ‘Ladies’ finest curacoa kid shoes, flexible soles, either box toe or common-sense style, any size and width, at $2.47, worth fully ¥3.50. Ladies’ fine os kid or at pat button 3 every pair guaranteed, at $1.37, worth as hi fall Ladies’ good quality pebble goat shoes, with worked button-holes, at Bre, worth fully $1.00. Misses’ school shoes, with heels or ed heels, all solid leather, at 87., worth fully $1: Children’s solar tip’ butten shoes, at 73c., worth fully $1.15. Boys’ and youths’ shoes, excellent wearing ‘T7e., worth fully $1.25, Men's fine calf band-stitched shoes, either button, lace or congress, wide or narrow toe, at $3.47, worth fully $5.50. ‘Men's gaiters, button or lace shoes, warranted. calf and all solld leather, at $1.97, worth fully Men's lace shoes and congress gaiters, extra good value at $1.17, worth fully $2.00. Ladies’ real serge slippers, 27c. Ladies’ fine Kid slippers, 42¢. house slippers, 47¢. 726 7th st., first block above the Patent office, and 461 Penn. ave., near 4% Bt. 1 M. Angenstein, 817 7th st. n. w., offers the following Wonderful bah eae for to- morrow only: 2,500 toothpicks, wooden water bucket and bar soap, 1 ange wash basin and 50 clothespins, 18c.; 2-atring brooms, 10¢,; S-string, 15¢.; 4-string, 28¢,; decorated tea. acts, 44 pleces, $3.27; Japanined chamber pails, 38c.; halfdozen,knives and forks, 470.; dish: ns, 10¢.; half dozen fancy goblets, 21c.; 50c. reakfast sets, reduced to 25c.; whisk, blac brush and box of blacking, 24c.; half dozen sil- ver-plated tea spoons, 33¢.; 50c. curtain-poles complete, reduced to 37c.; $1 curtain-poles com- plete, with brass rings and y pieces tollet soap, 9c,; basket pattern teapots,’ 22c.; extra size, 28c. Before PU KCRASIOR Fane Baby Carriages, Trunks, Refrigerators or Valises, and examine our stock and prices. Special Bargains at Young’s, 402 7th street, sole agent for the $2.50 Electric Shoe, Infant's Kid Button Leather Soles, 30c, Child’s Spring Heel, 40, 60, 75c. Misses’ Button, 76c,; Youth, $1. Ladies’ Kid Button, worked hoies, $1.25. Foxed, button and lace, $1 to $2.0. Lasting Lace, Congress and Button, 75c. up, Mat. Kid Foxed Button, $1.50. Our $2 und $2.50 Kid Button are daistes, Fine hand-stitched Button, $3 and $4, Genv’s hand-sewed Gaiters, $3.50, $4.50. Solid Calf Shoes, $1.75, $2, 50, ‘The Comfort Stiteh, down $1.25, $1.50, Electric Soles, 50c., Look for: The Old Woman in Window, 1. Important! Important! We are more determined than ever to close the remaining stock of our MOUSQUETAIRE Kip GLoves, and have decided to put such @ price on them that it will pay you to buy a half dozen pair. The closin; Bee shall be: Cy 79C, 79. for allof our six-button-1 agth Mousquetatre, in Tans, Browns, Whites and Biack, You can have your choice, either plain or embroidered backs, These Gloves are POSITIVELY worth double the money we ask forthem. Every pair fitted tothe hand and guaranteed, ¥f tried on in the Store. B. J. BenRreNp & Sox, 818 7th street northwest, between H and L P. S.—Make no mistake In the number. x For To-Morrow Only. As the following goods are marked far below their actual cost, it will pay you to culland pur- chase at once. ‘Family Shoe Store, 310 7th St. n.w. Read the list. Children’s’ Kid and Goat ‘Spring heels, 69 cents; Misses’ school shoes, worth $1.50, only 98 cents; Ladies’ Kid and Goat button reduced to 98 cents @ pair; Ladies' Kid worked button holes, only $1.24; genuine Kid Button worth $3, reduced to $1.99: Ladies’ Genuine French Kid, only $2.73: Kid Opera Slippers, 74 cents a pair; Our French, Kid 85 shoe, reduced to $3.99; Gents’ Congress, and laced shoes, marked down to $1.24; Gents’ Genuine Calfbuiton, laced, and Congress worth S4, reduced to$2.49. Cail and be convinced that we give you precisely what We advertise, Family Shoe Store, 310 7th st, a.W,, first store from Pennsylvania ave. 1 Elegant Shoes for Spring Wear. —— ‘Wm. Hahn and Co.'s Reliable Shoe House, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Gent's $4.50 and $5 best hand-made shoes, Gerrt’s $4.50 hand-sewed English Waukenfast. Gent's and $4 Pee shoes, Gent's $2 and $2.50 fine calf button, laced and Congress, equal any $3.50 in fit and wear. Ladies’ $4 hand-sewed French kid, button. Ladies’ $2.50 (our own make) flexible button, Ladies’ $2 unrivalled kid button, superior in style aid wear to any 83 shoe. Fine calf shoes for boys and youths. Elegant spring-heel shoes for children, Infants shoes all colors and styles. Special Offering of Jerseys, at nearly half price, at Clark's, 734 7th st. n.w.: A good merino jersey 61e., sold at $1.00; our $1.48 stockineite jersey, 98¢.; ieeed back Stockinette jersey, $1.49,’ reduced from $2.50; elegant braided jersey. $1.24; reduced from $2.00; about 200 corsets, odds and ends, sold trom $1.00 to $1.50, at G9c.; infants’ ips. 25e.; boys’ shirt waists, 25c., reduced for this sale from 44e, ‘Special’ corset sales, French woven corset, 69c., reduced from $1.00; Warner's health corset, 98e., sold _at every: store at $1.25; one ease 50c. corsets at 2be., at Ulark’s, 734 7th St. n.w., to-morrow only. ‘ At J. Brock’s, $02 7th Street Cousins’ Ladies Pebble Goat Boots, $2.50. Ladies’ Fine Kid Button, $2. Boys’ Elegant Button Boots, $1.50, Boys’ Solid Leather School Shoes, $1. Our $2 Mens’ Shoes. in Button, B: or Con- gress, the best in the city for the money. T J. Brock, 802 7th street. Wabn’s Durable Low-Priced Specialties: .G 7th street and 1922 Pennsvivania avenue. SInfants’ 35c. Kid and Goat Button and Laced. Child's 65c. heel and Spring heel Button, x . worked hole Kid Spring heelg, Misses’ $1 Kid and Pebble Spring heels. Ladies’ 9c. Solid Kid and Pebbie Button. bs $1.25 worked hole Stylish Button. «| bbe. and 0c. Kid Opera Toe Slippers. Gents’ $1.25 All Leather, Laced and Galters, «$1.50 Serviceable Button and Laced. 1 Johnson's Oyster Saloons and Restaurant for Ladies and Gentlemen, 440 and 442 9th street. Received to-day, choice lot Of Saddierock Oysters, extra largo and fat, for roast, broiled, &c. Choice half-shell, steamed, stewed, fried and all styles. Meals, lunch: Spring Chickens, Potomac Sid, Early'Vegeta- bles and every delicacy. Polite ‘attention. La- dies’ saloon first floor. 2 Celebrated §1 Pearl Shirt, 736 7th street, J.F. Youna’s Cloth and Silk House. Best bargains and presents daily. 3 J. Jay Goula’n store, 421 9th street, is very attractive to the ladies and childern, His display of Baster Cards, Bannerettes and ter Novel- ties are unique and are marked at low prlees, Small Beg Cards, 85 cents per 100; Satin Card. 35 cents to $1.50; Embossed Birds, Chickens, Buttertiies, Flowers, at 6 cents per sheet, for'decorating eggs, &c. e Thornton's Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hy hit Lime and Soda for eoughs, coldy conseeneeiogs Smpatred nutrition and general Sebiiityy easy y a a 0c. and pleasant to take. fs gians. Sold by Druggists, Large bottles: Manufactured by W. E. Thornton, corner Bal- more and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md, mW, 1 ene 1 “Rough on Rats” Clears out, rats, mice, roaches, files, ant bed- bugs, skunks, chipmunks, ea ec gophers.’ 1656, UB Ree ae iry Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned morn- ng, and delivered vin halt pouud “Ward” prints if pound. oo tage tel mic Bna'Sweet Milk, bc. per-quart Geom een, P Srzcur Nonce TRESPECTFULLY. CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS ‘HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULDPARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION 10 THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS @ SON: WHICH I CONSIDER A8 GOOD IF NOTSUPERION STEAM 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 ORMORE ROOMS ABOVE. ‘FOR ECONOMY AND HEAT. ING QUALITY THEY HAVE No Equal. Bs HEATEHS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN: ‘TO. ACALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES x WALTER D. WYVILL, Excrysrve Aemwe, 926 No 452 PA. AVE, NEAR 44 8TREET. _LADIES’ GOODS. —— Rev. Jxo. R. Paxros, D. D., Late of the New York Avenue, Presbyterian Church, “SHAVINGS,” ATTHE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, res ON FRIDAY EVENING, March 27, 1885, Benefit of the Young Men's Christian Agsocie- 7. tion of this city. ? TURE! | Seats are now on saieat Hiltt Music Store. A EDUCATIONAL. SERVICE INSTITUTE, ee rv GS Penmsyicania areca. elect Civil Service Library BSDAY EVENING : Thorough Civ Service Drie THRO ENGLAND WITH CHARLES DICKENA, HURSDAY AND SATCRDAY EVE- 4 famous lecture, “Hundreds turned away in every eee i ae Aa URDAY =. FRIDAY EVENING: Rasim igen $a22-10we THE LES.—Souventrs IGHTEENTH STREET SEMINARY, CORNER of tiavel In au eartniy paradise. So Eiainend Got, ne ome sea ae AY IG: Gies, Utele girls and boys (under 12 years) EVENING THE CASTLE BORDERED RHINE.—A charming tion thorough in all branches necessary fot on the River of Song and Story. ‘and accomplished education. Mrs. El ETH ‘Adm! ‘50c.; Moservek, ‘Seats "AB. ‘Tickets HARRIS, iucipal. Vecancies for two boardis every evening now ready, mie for | Duplisniter March Bist. Cee mh37-3t BURDITT & NORTH. Managers. WE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL. 517 7TH Short, condensed course in practical Bookkeepit EING PRESENT IN THE CITY, AND AT THE | Rapid Penmanship aa hogiok Bence ona Fates of tuition, "Morning. afternoon ata might nes: Urgent solicitation of her many friends, sions, “Sole right to. Howes eystem of Bookkeeping aus Taught without text books. Civ service Dreparsciog especialty, J.H. BRYANT, incipal, 2m THURSEY ‘Will appear, assisted by MS2ICAL DEPARTMENT. OF HOWARD U: A, L. KING, the Renowned Tenor: ‘Spring and summer course will’ commence on Fri- ©.E. HARDING, the Eminent Basse: day, April $4, at p.m. ‘This couree of lectures Will a be free to all toattend. CB PURVI: And oiter progfioent talent, tn mnas ot Secretary, ie 1Btu ae aie, NOR W000 INSTITUTE 1212 AND 1214 lara st., near 14th st. circle—Select Boarding ‘School Tas "Barty application neceseaee as te OP 4 5 n aes eee CCHOOL, ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART, Ate Bava lomone in English Branches Vocal CUAL MACK 14305" = At the Congrogational Church, ‘TUESDAY EVENING, March 3ist, ‘Her first appearance since her European tour. Cards of admission $1, inclnding reserved seat, to be obtained at Ellis’ Music Store, 937 Pennsylvania ave, Owing to pressing demands on the part of schools, 8 ‘Special admission ticket will be on sale at Ellis’ for 60 ‘i Be ny Mrs. ADELINE DU’ be ‘Amnbiegiplls and members of thelr families only. 'ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY; a MV ireacdieneanm ashen at seo the “me von Foes. (0 JOBNS, TONIGHT. | oon learn a profemion, B14 2ase ae doin THE FALSTAFFS OF MERRIMENT. ‘AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TOTOR, (FI —— nth year), office 437 7th se .w. Commercial ‘THE LAUGHING ENGAGEMENT. oricee eben: hci oe" satanic ste —— jentein Shorthand. os THE Tw SD THEIR ANNEX. | ee THE Five voume aup were annee | Choemany snp avPewsrG sac THE TWO JOHRS AND THEIR ANNES. — | 5D cally taught, ‘Succes. guaranteed i structions FE ee FN A000 Pounds» wun, | ted RS CHOMELIN. biiee of one ee BOLD SUN, Oe + | stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. ‘mhs-3me DROMEO MATINEE TO-MORROW, TPB 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 PROMEO MATINEE TOMORROW. DROMEO MATINEE TO-MORROW. Aduulssion to Balcony Only 25 cents. ‘Admission to Balcony Only 25 centa ‘Admission to Balcony Only 25 cents. ‘Admission to Balcony Only 25 cents. ‘Admission to Balcony Only 25 centa, ‘Don't Fall to See This Funniest of Plays. Don’t Fail to See This Funniest of Plays. NEXT WEEK-STODDARD LECTURES, _mh27 A 124UGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY, MARCH 30. ‘THE DISTINGUISHED SOCIETY STAR, — RHEA 1 art are . PHONOGRAPHICHEAD- «TRS Superb Collection of Standard, Comedies. Ist, nw. fio “ne American Gountensy” Arcadia, 80000! | QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER Mea Sinsed bee ee veers ae COnNEs ghd women trained for business. ‘Rapid writing, book Kecplng, business practice. rapid calculations, Singlish nguage, stenography, typewriting, etc, thorot tanghte “Admission i ‘any time’ Liberal tera adapted io the times. Year, from date of entrance, Sale of seats now open, mb26-3t LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. day or night, $50; three months, day, $13. Que manta gubgnt, $5. apia wetting sto leon ‘The Grand Romantic Spectacular Melodrama, in 6 | Gall or send for circulars? ee acts and 17 scenes, entitled LENRY C. SPENCER, Principal. ‘THE ROMANY RYE. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. 430° under the management of Lehnen and Bateman. THE BEST AND CHEAPESTPLACE TOLEARN: drawin ‘NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY! sine a eining atts sateen Ain Botione.~_eovtons Bee Wednesaay ersuings yan UR ce ereent, pte! By gen” | Mi ine td ceria examine of tae Nev Fngiand bankment,"" “Wreck of the Saratoga.” saitare 10% tom at cae ee DAMON and yolce Se Nae IOn se eC EERE! TW 4Sctow scHOOT, OF ELOCUTION AND Monday Next, March 30.—RHEA, the distinguished oe ee soetety Slatin “Tne American Couitesn areadin MRS. M. STEVENS MANE Princtpa. for Scandal," “An Unequal Match,” and “Ca! ne culture and development of the voler and nat mb25 _ | ural expression of sentiment carefully taught. ‘Especial attention giveu to the cure of stammering and other vocal defects. Boys’ and Girls’ class Satur mille.” © TO THE FAIR OF THE UNION VETERAN CORPS, - day, 1] am. a6-tjeh (First Company), At Abner’s Music Hall EVERY EVENING THIS ARFIELD KINDERGARTEN, wore Mose Hall, GARB aan Ts Na scHoor, ‘Good music and visiting military company or Grand Army Post every evening. ‘Adintasion 10 cents, ERZOG'S MUSEUM, He Ticsis ial, comer ot and Daa nw. EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT, COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 23, ‘The Effulgent Center of Dramatic Fame. ISS KATHERINE ROGERS. SUPPORTED BY A TALENTED AND EFFICI- ENT COMPANY. Me , Tuesday and Wedn 4 PYCMALION AND GREaTEe ‘By special request Saturday Matinee, pemeoee Admission to family circle, 10 cents; admission to first floor, 20c. Reserved seats may be secured six days in advance without extra ‘at the Box Office of the museum. In future Box Office wili be open from § am. to 10 p.m. rsOpen at 1 and 7 p.m.; overture one hour later. st may be ordered as 4:10 and 10:10 p.m, mb24-5t rpeteaTEn comave ‘This Week—Every Evening and Dally Matinees PETRIE AND FISH'S MARVELS OF TWO HEMISPHERES, LIVING MODELS, NAC-NAC. Fifty Young Ladies in attendance in our Free Cafe, mb33-6t HE WASHINGTON ROLLER RINK, 9Tm STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE ‘028 Lou st uw m_ MRS. ANNA OGDEN, Principal. Danas edits Satter: Wepaee BP SoS tod fondle eon 2 ‘Annapolis, West Polut, all examtuations. Iw NSTITUTE,s.w. corner Sth and K sts.n.w. Mathematical, Classical, Business. W. FLYNN, A. 3 Evening Classes, $3 and $5 a montl FAMILY SUPPLIES GILVER SPRAY FLOUR, MI $1.76 sack, the finest in the'city. ‘D. ELLIS, Sole Agent, Sdand Asis. se. mb18-10t mh25-1w* Taxe Norce 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 —OPEN— NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON TEA CO., MORNING, 10 to12 AFTERNOON, 2:30 to 5: sao 438 9th st. n.w. EVENING, 7:30 to 10-30, GOOD MUSIC. BEST FLOOR SOUTH OF PHILDELPRIA. FANCY SKATING EVERY EVENING. ‘th and 9th street cars direct. e IME MUSEUM. Pennsylvania syenue, near 11th street. NOTHER GRAND PLAY. Prodiiced in Splendid Style. Every Afternoon and Night This Week, :1,, The World's Greatest Protean Actor, Mownceuo 1881 Wax $3, FINE OLD CABINET AT $3.50, ARETHE BESTGOODSSOLD FOR THOSE PRICES. © WITMER & CO. GROCERS, mhi2 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. A Fou. Lise Or Guocenes THAT MUST BE SOLD. GRANULATED SUGAR. BEST PATENT PR JOHN W. RANSONE, Beet E Asisted by Miss ELLA RANSONE and thelr Popu- | Beep AVA’ AXD. MOCA” GORREE Jar-Boston Dramatic Company, KNOWN TO THETRADE ROASTED In the Thrilling Spectacular Drama, ‘AND GROUND. ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. POTATOES AND. ‘With New Scenery and Appointments, Terus vericly con ohRe aE Tis Bansone im Five Changes of Charao- POOLE, BROOKE & ©0., ‘and ireat La a ‘New and Novel Curlosities in the Museum. 230 Loutsiana aveiioe. Admission to all only 10 cents. BS Box Office open from 10 a. m. to 4 p, m, for sale of EEE RRR EEE ee a Sy Atanas ROLLER SKATING RINK, oc E ERR E = cco ERE R ER EER %gs3 = 611-613 E STREET, ‘Near Post Office Bullding. NOW OPEN, 7 P.M 12,000 Feet hard Maple Floor Skating Sarfuce, Ladies and Children admi » With | a ee ee nee THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, 4s without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most ee pe ‘in the: ir 0 Segiiesnate Mae, vey eae coving it doe the pt pega ate GCRIBNER's BICYCLE SCHOOL. == iy ofthis’ magnidicent Four ie ahieeee sate ge midicent Four is shipped ansually 1 INSTRUCTION FREE TO PURCHASERS. Europe and eaten af the princtpar Conte Poe (QLUMBIA AND ALL FIRST-CLASS BICY- | world. We GUARANTEE thatit mage hen sued SUES TRICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES AT FAC- | Bard wheat grown in Minnesota mid Dake ie Ory RIES ep eye SoLp on rm. | & acknowl fact, that in this Floura eBICYSHES AND TRICYCLES Sration of Use glutinous particles “uf tine wheat aida thorough elimination, ofall’ weak and, stacey Thatter has at last been reached, and ‘is consequent more Nurartiovs, Yielding more b ont WM. C. SCRIBNER, FENTON HALL, E STREET, a = than any other Flour. best trade admits thas manga NEAR VITH NORTHWEST. _ | from iurread mating’ qualier tt tetve connec oe (HOICE SEATS Well as the best, for either family or baker's use, and FOR ALL THE THEATERS. Unsurpassed by siy Flour’ made. |B sack’ and BRENTANO BROS. every is warranted to give entire: Ja17-3m sylvania, 1th st, STERLING'S 8T, 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 fastidious epl- We Resrserrony Isvere THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIO cure TO A FEW OF GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent. EISEN RELIANCE. Ladies’ Cor. Kid Button, box toe and worked but- ton holes, for $2 per pair. Ladies’ Fine Cur. Kid, glove-fitting, box toe, or com- A splendid Minnesota Patent Fidur, made by the celebrated Hungarian proces. It is avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes, and mon sense, $2.50 per pair. We guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who Extra Fine Cur, Kid Button, box toe, or common | wil try it, ‘sense, $3 per pair. : GOLDEN HILL. ‘We make a specialty of * ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard Famly J. @ BENNETT & BARNARD'S FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS. ‘His Spanish Arch-French Kid Turns area 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 @ large and well sssorted stock to select from. Ous 8 Seamless, Lace or Button, for Gents’, can’t be ‘beat, In the flner grades you will find we are not be- hind. WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. Flour of the District. It is equal in quality toa great many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst it can be bought for considerable less money. We defy compet!- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN ‘HILL, and we feel assured that-any housekeeper who tries them once will never use anything else, Forsale ly ali grocera, ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indianaave elt WM. M. GALT & CO. Cun Rerrzar, ‘NOS, 408 AND 405 7TH ST. N. W. SS -___ HEADQUARTERS FOR THE mo en MEOW GOOD, WHITNEY CHILDRENS’ CARRIAGE COMPANY. ‘You will meet with polite atvention, ‘ALSO 4 FULL LINE OF ‘TRAVELING AND LUNCH W. # RICH, ALL SIZES, AISO A LARGE mb2——T1'7 Market Bpace, next to Sih et eT ee ee Exscameare Axo Honzzouxn are worth their weight in gold. That hasbeen abund- antly proven during the present severe winter. They ‘have cured more coughs and colds than all the rest of sei aie fecal coe tan re to do all that other Type- | the cough medicines combined. They never fail. ee (Gale 7 pounds}, | T#Y clear the volce and relieve hoatsentes, __ : paey on: 'NATTANS, Pharmactet, SPROGW Me cme ieee |” mas ‘24th and I. and 94 sud Dsts.ow. Teme Prices, FINDING WE HAVE TWO MANY DRESS GOODS LEFT OVER FROM LAST SEASON, AND WISHING TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW Goons: ON THE FIRST OF APRIL, HAVE SELECTED | A LARGE LOT AND PUT THEM ON OUR COUNTERS FOR FRIDAY. ALL 25. GOODS NOW 10c; ALL 15e, GOODS NOW Sc; ALL 12%c. GOODS NOW 5c. WITH MANY OTHER BAR- GAINS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. CALL EARLY TO GET THE BEST OF THE LOT. GEO. J. JOHNSON, | 713 Market Space. mh26 Lasssrncn & Bros 420, 422 424, axp 426 SEVENTH STREET. SPRING GOODS ARE NOW OPEN IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, ou Aso Snven Waueras, GOLD AND SILVER OATS, GOLD AND SILVER LACES, GOLD AND SILVER BONNETS, GOLD AND SILVER POMPONS, IN GOOD VARIETY AT THE NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, 990 7TH ST. N. W. mb 20 2 iS 7 BARR, OF RALTINORE cites the Ladies of Wesihington to rilally invites the cher {mporued Hats and Kune ane a Khe veltios OF the season, on THURSDAY, AP Heremssox, EASTER OPENING OF FLOWERS, which are the most perfect devised and beautiful thas ‘Uw Parisian makers have been able to producs, “SPRING MILLINERY.” Large assortment of Dress Trimmings, Rattons, Fancy Gold Mixed Braids, from 40. per yd. Heat Back Sik Jerseys, 0. "Thi sapere | enin. AND THE FOLLOWING ASTOUNDING BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED THIS WE TO THOSE WHO ARE ON HAND §. WEEK FOR CHOICE TEENS, OF WHICH SECOND FLOOR; TAKE ELE so te Ms = . u x Bo ae et ois Ee md FOR FINE HEAVY STOCKINETTE JERSEYS. WITH SATIN BOW AND PLAITS, WILL BE SOLD | AT THE ABOVE PRICE THIS WEEK ONLY. SECOND FLOOR; TAKE ELEVATOR. WILT GET YOU, THIS A BLACK ALL-WOOL INCHES WIDE. PER YARD FOR REST MERRIMAC DRESS PRINTS IS VERY LOW WHEN YOU CONSIDER, THEY ARE BETTER STYLES THAN THOSE OF FERED BY OTHER HOUSES, Se, we CO S88 o Bs te Soo FOR A FULL BONE FRENCH-WOVEN CORSET SHOULD MAKELADIESCOME AND ASK“WHAT NEXT?’ WILL BUY, THIS WEEK, A GOOD QUALITY SATIN COACHING PARASC $1.28, SECOND FLOOR; T © = “a ‘oo = PER YARD THIS WEEK FOR FINEST QUALITY “H BATISTE, PATTERNS. SPECIAL: WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED PIECES COLORED SATINS, 45 AND ALL TIE LEADING SHADES, B7kc, WELL WORTH 62\c, LANSBURGH & BRO, ARE SHOWING THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST. AND BEST LINES OF FE GooDs EVER SHOWN OVER RETAIL COUNTERS nog «SOUTH OF NEW YORK. mi (Svecrsson To Peevey & Reorwen) IAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGE! plist QUALITY PLAIN INDIA PONGEE, FOR FIGURED CHINA sr JETY AND AT LOW pS W CANTON CREPES and CREPE L y SUMMER SILKS AND 10 D JERSEY SILKS. Su Frexcnt FOR PLAIN AND COMdi ION SUITS, RANGING FHM 500 TO $5 PER YA! AREN BARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, JACKETS EXVHA TINT BLACK SILK JERSEYS, ATSs. OVELTIES IN SILK AND CHUDDA SITAWLS. y UMBRELLAS' AND ENS, EMBE ew WHI “AN LERY CO. 3 WEAR FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CH DREN, ALL WEIGHTS, STYLES AND SIZES. &¢-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st. Established 1840. mb21 Frey Tuovsaxn Yann 50,000 YARDS. ALL NEW PARIS DRESS GOODS. BOURETTE EEF ECTS HIGH NOVELTIES. ALL SHADES “AND STYLES. GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED IN CHOICE DRESS GOODS, GEE AT Baee., C TH OFF mm, £8 BEo . | Be oS = tc. SECOND FLOOR; TAKE | Black Jersey Newmarkets, made expressly for J Spe Fine Tmported Jersey at €2. Large assortment of Imported Visites, embracing ® new style “Close-ditting Visite.” Foster Gloves, improved books, new shades (0f Faster, brev.se. Paria, mxe Mu HATS, BONNPTS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS AND FANCY MATERIALS In great variety and new styles: personally selected in New York. MES. MJ. HUNT, 1200 F STREET, Mees BRANDIS, MODISTE, _ Formeriy with Lond & Tay ew York; Win sintte mage 2a, Stes St Lee eae Pena uits made wt the shortest notiee Sty Reswunabie Prices and Satisiacton Gunrautead waning Dresses. Bridal Tro! {mn19} 907 Pasve ANERY. er" Tatar, Ke and will open tee Parlors, 416 12th me ly opposite Palais Raval, MONDAY. ‘March a reac made in the latest Mshlow wt specialty, made by comy mba! MADAME VALMONT BEGS 9O fod customers that she i et upall tine LACES, CURTAL MADRAS A SPRCIALTY,” in styles. Established since 1686, mh ANAUGH WAS MOVED BER wk Making Pariors from 491 Pewa Cor 9th and E streets now. vor Hitless Dry Good #lore. 1 Mo AME Dress ane Sania avenn Entrance RENT | eaiins tate ictnas Sa Lae ate a ea Maa Sta Muresan. 608 8th street, opposite Patent Office, Opened a lerge and complete assortment of HAM BURG F 1 INSERTINGS ALLOVER FMBROLDERY, ORIENTAL, TORCHON, Mi DICIS and other TRIMMING LACES. | _ Select and large stock of Ladies’ and Children's Fit. | SLERY. CORSETS, SILK and KIDGLOVES, HAND KEE CK RUCHINGS and SHING GOODS ne Axsrox. F ISHER'S ‘Cheniical ry Cleantog Fatabttsh ment Xe. sb Steet Brorthrwent HGtY YEARS EXPERIENCE. Garments: tino, Velvet and ells, Laces, Gloves, ec, wee ‘aiieal by this superior pirocens EVENING DRESSES A SPRCLALTY. ‘ clottes cleaned by this process will LADIES: Gentle } tone their origital “Pelco gLOb a eye relow | * | ANNUA! OF LADIES NDERW EAR, OUR OWN MAKE LL. LENGTH, PULMy PERERCT SHAPE, M is Te VERY BE MANSHL OF THE, BEST MATEREAL é Be. 80 BAN, rt NIGHT DRESS, SKURTS, ive DRAW EES, 2.00. CORSET COVERS, 250. to $3.50, The finest asortinent of Hamburgs we have ya DOUGLASS’, 522-524-626 Och at MoS 4881" & nosrnery, a 430 Testu Stxeer Nontawest, Makes Corsets to order tn every style and material uid gun auters perfect fit and comfort. 2K SPeciaLTias Ami French Hand-tuade Un uy Merino Underwear ‘nt i Patent Shoui Md all Drew Goods, (Mies E.'s owe iTaets und Bustle Ucntidren’e Make) that f N. .—Fren N BUILDING, Dresser from Parts, Medals from Expositions Manni HUMAN HAIK AND F HAIR WORK Ladies’ flue Hair Cutting and Hair [ Hair dyed and shampovrd in 4 first-class manner, Wigs to order. 537 15th et. nw. as a_i Serre Hars, Serre Haw THE DUNLAP FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SPRING SILK AND DERBY HATS NOW READY aT WILLEIT & RUOFFS, SOLE AGENTS, (905 Pennayivaniaare, 24 IN, COLORED SU SOLDERED LVETS,ALLSHADES, VERY CHEAP PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. SILK EMBROIDERIES. LARGEST STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. if RAH ATS, ND SATIN a ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU N.B_ THE BEST IS THECHEAPEST. mn19 719 exrmaonpmany zancamss 719 CLOSING OUT ODDS AND ENDS REGARDLESS ‘OF cost. 1 Jot Three-Button Jouvin's @ slightly nolleds at the. pair, former pre Spay 1 Jot Fout-Button Do:, $1.25, former price Smal lot Two-Bution ‘Do. at 25e, Vlog Bight Hatton Lari MOUSQUETAIRE, as- 25, former : 1 tot Ladies Dog ‘skin GLOVES, 756. former price 2B. tof AiPLinen co Bordered HDKFS.,at 100. 1 sored naa ‘The above goods must be out within the next ‘Spring supplies, and great ARCH MACHINORE SHIRT WaCTORy. Thecombortt SHIRT. raade of We ea See | ‘This is FOR GENERATING STEAM FOR COOKING PURPOSES. FOR HEATING BY FURNACE FOR HEATING BY LATROBES FOR OPEN GRATES, IT MAKES 4 QUICK FIRE iT Is EASILY IGNITED. iT DORS NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE: 20 18 BOONOMICAL. a2 WILL PAY TO TRY In FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GASLIGHT 03 40 Boshels Crushed, $3.70. 40 Byshels Not Crushed, $2.00. 25 Bushels Crushed, $2.50. 25 Busheis Not Crushed, $2.00. DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF WASEINGTOR (OR GEORGETOWN.