Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1885, Page 4

SSeS IRemnmmmmmmme=assaememsmmmmmmmemey Gms aie LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Wenther. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT OFFICER. WASHINGTON, D.C., April 3, 1855, 10 am, + For the middle Atlantic states, increasing @oudiness and rain, winds shifting to north- erly, colder weather, rising preceded in east tion by falling barometer. PYFor salarday rain i= indicated for the dis- tricts on the Atiantic coast Saturday morning, followed by fair colder weather. Warmer talr jcated for the lake region, Ohio upper Missisippl and Missourl valleys, vel E ated for the south Muautic and the east portion of the gulf coast, @nd thence northward to Pennsylvania, during Friday afternoon or night. Coup wave FL ‘The cold wave flag W ington at 9:50 this me ture will probably ful five degrees in the next thirty ae THRoveH the earnest solicitation of Mr. Rob- efi Holtzman Mr. Jacob Schatfer, the champion billiard player of the world, will give another aed ‘Of hisskill at the billiard parlor of ORDERED UP. dered up at Wash- ning, and the tempera- from fitteen to twenty- wo hours. (r. Holt , ut the corner of 13th street and “anayivania avenue, this evening, at o'clock. We Ang Strut At Ir. Another lot of bargains for to-morrow: Ladies House Slippers.c.venccnc.- 00. Ladies Kid Button Worked Button Holes o8e- Ladies Fine Kid Button, better grade.....$1.24 Ladies French Kid, bargal secre S299 Gents’ English Walking Shoes $1 Fine Calf Button,Congress and Lace$2. I styles,Custom Make34.99 98e. Galaven's Spring Heels aoe Semis Shoe Store, 310 Seventh Street, First store above Penns: Some or Hauy’s Reviasce Low Pricep ECIALTIES. 816 Seventh street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Ladies’ Genuine Se: Slippers, 25¢. =" Kid-lined Upera-toe Slippers, 50. and 60c. “ 95e. Solid Kid and Pebble Button. Gent.’s $1.25 All Leather Gaiters and Laced Shoes. Gent.’s 31.50 Reliable Button Shoes, Youths" 1.00 Solar Tipped Button. Misses’ $1.00 Kid and Pebble Spring Heels. Child's 65c. Genuine Goat Spring Heeis. # 75e. Worked hole Kid Spring Heels. Infants’ 35c. Kid and Goat Button and Laced. ToNicnT Mr. Ed. Taylor will amuse the au- dience during fntermissions with cy bicycle riding at National Roller Rink, E street, near “th. Our popular children’s mailnee Saturday morning an ni ‘THR ComPACTES: NG fs the Violet Plug Chewing Tobacco, for sale by tobacconists everywherg. Make a mental note of the trade and Insist on having thegenuine. Try it and be convinced. Carefully selected, properly dressed and cheap. Don't forget to ask for it. Ask brother chewers what they think of it. WINES! Wrxes! For Wines go to the old and reliable establishment of Chr. Xander, where the pure article is only sold, at 911 7th st. n.w. don’t tarry too Jong in examining your spring wardrobe. Any- thing to be cleaned or d: om can have done cheapest and best in the old reliable business of A. Fisher, 906 G st vest. PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS find R. H. Douglass & Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops a sure remedy for hoarsene: Fossett's Ick Ci 1427 New York e. For THis Srkina TRADE. After six mouths’ preparation we flatter our- selves that our assortment of spring clothing is the most attractive ever shown. Eqgeran Bros, 7th and E. OvR TATLORING DEPARTMENT for this spring is unusually attractive. One of the main features, our $5 and $6 pantaloon- ings. EAN Bros, 7th and E. 'SGREAT h at Athletic Park, for week, commencing Wednesday, April’ 15} Only 25 cents admission to the entire great cir- cus and menagerie. urehasing elsewhere don’t fail to examine the lane assortment of new and s ond-hand pianos at W. G. Metzerott & Co.'s, 903 Pennsyivaniaave., second door ‘AM and Charlotte Russe, O'BRIEN, HANDENBERG Siow will bold to show you the most elaborate and complete &ssortment of spring clothing in the city. EISEMAN Baos., 7th and E. Bapy CAreraces, straw mattings and re- tors in every variety. W. B. Moses & Son, corner 11th and F streets northwest. Junis Lanossene, ‘th street, will open Pbales of imported English Crossl¢y Rugs at each. This price for Friday and Saturday. INS, we mention a lay under City Items. A fine, chromo each customer. Youngs, 402: %th street. agent for tire $2.50 Electrle Shoes. To-xiGHT Mr. Ed. Taylor will amuse the au- @ience during interinissions with faney bleyele Hiding at National Roller Rink, E street, near ‘Tb. Our popular children’s matinee Saturday morning and evening. A BIG Drive Ix Misses’ Hose.—A Job lot of 97 dozen misses’ hose, full regular made, fancy , Will be placed on our counter for to-mor- row only at 19¢. per pair. Sells all over at 35c. Cail early to secure sizes. HERzZ0G, 918 7th st. n.w. ‘We Have Great PLeasvne in certifying to the adaptability of Deep Rock as a natural draught water. It has almost entirely sup- lanted the manufactured and much-vaunted * Vichy” at our fountain, Respectfully, White- side & Walton. Dox’r Forcer that on Saturdays the New York and Washington Tea and Coffee Com- pany, 438 9th street northwest, present their gastomers with a cup of fine coffee, leed tea and fer sandwich. Just RECEIVED 10 barrels Bermuda potatoes. 80 quarts fresh strawberries, 500 pine apples. ©. EXGEL’s Sons, No. 590 Center Market, 9th Mreet wing. Telephone call 96-3. SPLENDID GLAssES $1. Hempler’s, 453 Pa.ave CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:50 p.m., and extinguished at 12:00 p.m. ‘The residence of the late Benjamin Ogle Tay- Joe, No. 21 Madison Place, fronting on’ Latay ette Square, was last evening offered for sale by ‘Thomas J. Fisher & Co., but as none of the bids Fecelved reached the reserved price of $60,000 but upon the property by the trustees, ino sale ‘Was effected. A number of real estate agents were charged im the Police Court to-day with doing business without a license, and the cases were continued indefinitely. ‘The “Independent Fire Company” for the tmanelpation celebration at a meeting last night added several names to the roll of mein- ‘Michael Doyle, a small boy, attempted tosteal peep at the guine of base ball by climbing in trees on Bstrect, in rear of the Capitol base ball grounds. William Corcoran euta hole in the fence and peeped through. ‘The boys were fined $5 each by Jude Snell this morni eckber eacrt was tate tae night by the members of the board of school trustees who de- to discuss the proposed amendments to the "rules. to hold a special meeting. but Messrs. Cur- tis, Biraey and Smith were the only ones pre- sent. As they did not constitute a quorum bo Dusiness was transacted. The officers of the “Trades Council,” New York, have written to Senator Call, suggesting that ‘some one to represent the wage working Tumen of the country should be appointed on the working force of the National Labor bureau, and stating that the writers had hoped Mrs. Charlotte Smith, of this city, would be identi- fed with the bureau. The poem at the annual reunion of the Soci- ety of the Army of the Potomac, to be held In Baltimore May 6th and 7th, will be read by Major DeWitt C. Sprague, of this city. eo ‘The Late John E. Thompson. RESOLUTIONS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACH- ERS. Ata meeting of the public school teachers of the fourth division, March 31st, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: In the providence of God we are again called to pause before the awful stillness of death. The sharpened axe has been laid to the root, and Ic @ sturdy oak, under whose leafy branches we | have often found welcome shade from the scorching heat of daily toil, bas faHen. Our sad- @ened hearts can scarcely loved friend and for many years the revered counsellor of our school life, has passed away. Yet, in loving submission to an all-wise Cre- ator, we will resign “the dust to the was and the spirit to God who gave it. Kesolved, That by the death of our lifelong friend and ex-prineipal, Mr. John E. Thompson, Weare called to mourn one who was endeared to us by many social and fraternal ties. His Warm sympathetic heart always invited and Won our confidence, ag his experienced, fatherly counsels ever eheered our despondericies and htened our perplexities. Not the least of his Virtues was that delicate tact and tender cour lesy which he always displayed towards those Who sought the benefit of his wisdom and ex- Berience. His knowledge of his vocation was extensive: and ever will we hold in grateful Femembrance bis ever-ready and cheerful wil- ess to dispense the treasures he had gleaned by years of toil and study. His genial, Tesponsive nature awakened a love and ever: ence which will be lasting. And though he lies the cold embrace of mortality, he “yet and will never cease to spéak in the Lives of those whose intellects he has diselp- Mned and influenced. - Retolved, That rh with intense grief we mourn a Vacant place that Will never be filled, alize that the be- | Amasements. Forp’s Oprra Hotse.—Mr, John L, Stoddard last night delivered his’ lecture entitled *Throuzh England with Charles Dickens” be- fore a crowded house at Ford's. The lectare was deeply interesting, and was followed with the keenest interest, ‘This evening, “Around the Bay of Naples.” At the matinee to-morrow the Dickens lecture will be repeated. « ALBAUGR’s OveRra Hovse.—One of the lat est audiences of the week was attracted to Al baugh’s last night to witness Mile. Rhea’s charming impersonation of Helene in “Arca- dla.” As tias before been observed In this. col- umn, nothing this interesting lady does shows her to better advantage than this ingenue role. ‘This evening “The School for Scandal” will be repeated; to-morrow afternoon, “Camille.” “ORAL Soctety CONCERT.—The annual con- certof the Choral Society is announced for Wednesday evening next at Congregational charch. The entertainments of this organtza- Hon have heretofore been invariably attractive. The soloists this year will be Miss Agnes Hunt- ington and Mr.Whitney Mockbridge. Seatsare ‘on sale at Droop's. Bi REFIT OF ASCENSION CHURCH.—Living Pictures, recitations and Mrs. Jarley’s wax works will constitute the program of an enter- talnment to be given Monday evening for the benefit of Ascension church THE Friern Biscnosr CoNCERT occurs at Congregational church this evening. coreg The Fastest Trains in the World. On Sunday, April Sth, a new schedule of through trains will be put in operation on the lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad company, in which the system of “rapfd transit,” so long and so thoroughly tested, and so successfully and safely conducted by this great company on the eastern division of the lines, will be ex- tended to the Important through’ service be- tween the Atlantic seaboard and the great cities of the west. The entire train service of the road, east and westbound, between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Chiedgo, Cincinnati'and St. Louis will be rear: ranged, ‘old trains quickened, and new ones added,’and the time of all through trains re- duced to the lowest possible limit. Nosuch sweeping reduction in running time has ever before been attempted by ang raflroad, and none. has ever succeeded in so ni@rly anni- hiluting the space between two given points, Under the new arrangement the New, York and Chieazo Limited will leave New York at 10 2. m., Philadelphia 12:20 p.m., Washington 10:50 aun. Baltimore 11:60 a.m,, arriving at Chicago 10 a.m. the next morning, making the runni time from New York 24 hours, Philadelphia 2: hours and 40 ininutes, Washington 23 hours and 10 minutes, and Baltimore 32 hours and 10 minutes. Considering the distance covered this is the fastest train in the world. It carries with It every requisite for comfort or luxury that one could enjoy in one’s own house. Its time from Ney York to Cincinnati is 21 hours, and to St. Louls 29 hours, with a corresponding Reduction to other points. Tn addition to the “Limited” a new fast train, the Chicago and Cinciunat! Express, will leave New York at 6 Philadelphia 8:50 p.m., Washington 5, Baltimore 8:25 pan., arriving at Cincin- ati 4:15 p.m, and Ch 8:30 p.m. next his train will make its run to Chi- > in 26 hours and 30 minutes, only two hours and a half more than the time of the New York and Chicago Limited, The Fast Line formerly leaving New York at 8:00 a. m., will leave at 9:00, and about oue hour later than formerly from Philadelphia, Baltt- more and Washington, and will perform its service in much quicker time. The Western Express will also leave an hour later, but is so in a considerable amount of at western points. ‘There can hardly be a question that the time to be made under this new arrangement Is the best that any railroad could accomplish, and in order to sectire this desirable result the mana- gers of the Penusylvania have worked assidu. ously for years. Not only have they equipped their road and their cars with every appliance that modern ingenuity has devised, but the road itself has been brought so nearly to astate of perfection that results almost marvelous In the way of speed and promptness may now be attained. It 1s the triumph of earnest, thor- ough, conscientious and persistent effort. The inauguration of the new schedule will not only mark an era in the history of the great corporation, but will prove a most Important event in the railroad history of the world. ee Deati oF Mr. T. C. GRey.—MRT.C. Grey who was well Known in newspaper circles in, this city, and who has been for many years engaged In journalistic work here, died yester- day, after a brief illness, from an attack of acute pneumonia. Mr. Grey was about 55 Years of age, and a native of Watertown. N. In early life he was engaged as a school teacher, but when the war broke out he went south as & Ueutenant in a New York regiment, He was subsequently promoted toa captainey. Leaving the military service, he assumed the arduous but more conzenial duties of war correspondent. He was connected with the New York Triune in this capacity, Afterwards he settled in this elty, and was for some time engaged in the news and editorial departments of THE Stak. While connected with Tue STAR he gained the highest esteem of all with whom he was asso- clated by the excellence of his work and the unvarled good temper with which he executed all the tasks allotted to him. A few years ogo he moved to Baltimore, where he was con- nected with the American and other Journals thers, and then he went to Philadelphia,where, after 4 short stay. he returned to this city. At the time of his death he was emploved on the Post. Mr. Grey married a Miss Hartley, of #zetown, whom he leaves to mourn his loss. 1d no'children. In compliance with his , expressed when he was dying, his nis will be taken to Watertown, New York, this evening, for interment. A meeting of his iriends wil be held in the office of the Post this afternoc Tue Ixavi member of Axcension parish an officer of the D.—A subscriber, a has endorsed ‘to the parish, to aid In the extinction on the chureh building, on Easter mbursing cheek as “so much money The gentleman had already made a handsome subscription, HovsrHorp EFFEcrs.—Messrs. Walter B. Williams & Co., auctioneers, will’ make a sale of elegant household effects, belonging to party declining housekeeping, to-morrow morning, at 11 o'clock, within thelr salesroom. See adver- tisement. LARGE COLLECTION OF BooKs AT AUcTIo’ Thgge 3s now arranged and ready for examina, tout the auction rooms of Thomas Dowling! Jith and Pennsylvania avenue, a large collee- tion of miscellaneous books. A part of the cat- Alogue Is the library of the late H.N. Barlow. The sale will take pluce on Monday evening ore tention, Ladies—King’s Palace, S14 7th st. Great Spring Opening of Pattern Hats and Bonnets will take plice Thurs- MM are invi- day and Friday, April 2d and 3d. ted. GG, COOP o so § eres RE, R RE, Rg. Bo ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomenesa. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. SoLp ONLY IN cava RoYaL BakiNa PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. apé HEN A COLD OR OTHER CAUSE CHECKS the operation of the secretive organs thelr natu- Tal healthy uction should be restored by the use of Aye is,.and Inflammatory material thereby re- moved from the system. Much serious sickness and suffering might be prevented by thus promptly cor recting those slight derangements that, otherwise, often develop into settled algease, YER'S SARSAPARILLA, THE FIRST BLOOD A medicine to prove a real success still hold ta place as first In public estimation, both at home and A Small Boy With s Pistol. A NINE YEAR OLD SHOOTS AND DARGER- ‘CUSLY WOUNDS A COMPANION. About four o'elock yesterday afternoon a dis- pute arose between two boys named @eorge Courtney, thirteen years old, and Walter Gardner, nine yearsold,on 10th street, between W and Boundary. Young Courtney drew a Pistol and fired on Gardner, the ball taking effect in the right side below ‘the nipple. The ‘wounded boy was taken to his home, 10th street northwest, and Dr. Kleinschmidt, of th chifiren’s hospital, extracted the i. He pronounced the wound serious. Courtney was tent te EL, “The case: ‘was continued inde! nitely; bonds $500. tt AND 3 2009, '000' ata gate Banna waaay ga™ Zaawa ny pera oo Ce) 8 E a EEL TIT L T 4 T T T =| ice KEEEE Cees] x = = etree pees waned rail Pe) % [-t--1-t-- i] fff. Gaaca gee YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED To THE FINEST DISPLAY EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON CITY. —————e_________ Now Fon Srnixa Crormxe. WHEN A MAN IS ABOUT To BUY HIS CLOTH- ING IT IS FIRST NECESSARY THAT HE SHOULD HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE HOUSE HE DEAIS WITH. HE SHOULD THEN SAT- ISFY HIMSELF WITH REGARD TO THE PRICES, AFTER WHICH HE HAS BUT TO EX- ERCISE HIS JUDGMENT IN MAKING HIS 8E- LECTIONS. BUYERS WHO VISIT GEORGE SPRANSY ARE NEVER DISAPPOINTED CON- CERNING THESE IMPORTANT POINTS. PER. FECT HONESTY AND FAIR DEALING IS HIS INFLEXIBLE BUSINESS PRINCIPLE; PRICES LOWER THAN OTHER HOUSES ALWAYS THE RULE. AND WHEN IT COMES TO A QUES- ON OFT. THEIR CUSTOM: iL FIND SU iis RANGING FROM @12 10 990485 OVERCOATS FROM #30. ADD TO THESE POINTS THE PACT THAT WE ARE THE ONLY HOUSE IN THE CITY GIVING A LEGAL WRIT- TEN GUARANTEE, MAKE IT A SAFE PLACE TO GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 507 Seventh Street, Axon Tar Wave GROCERIES TUMBLE And We Offer . 16 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR, 16 LBS. STANDARD “‘A” SUGAR, 18 LBS. EXTRA “C" SUGAR, 10 LBS. EVAPORATED APPLES, SOF—~—~-#1 ‘%_ LBS EVAPORATED Pracumy 9 7 LBS. CHOICE DRIED PEACHES. 16 LBS. CHOICE TURKISH PRUNES: as 12 LBS. CHOICE FRENCH PRUNES," POR sesso BL Buy quick as these prices are llable'to advance any day. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, 428 Oth street, between D and E. P.8.—Don’t fall to MAND! JAY. QOFEEE“tar superior to Govermanse Nore Wak Mocha. mbsi-6F ap2 omen 2S FOP ereesrenee BL Crosse Sax aT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER 77x AND G STREETS. IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK, WE ARE CLOSING OUT WINTER abroad, as shown by Its miraculous cures and im- mensely increased sales. mi31 4 Suxs: Srxs:: Sirxss FANCY SILKS, 371g. COLORED SILKS—Garnet, Green and Blue, 50c. gPTACK SILKS, real cash ‘Value §1.25, reduced to fOLORED SILKS, excellent quality, real cash value een: NUNS VBILE. je hind Binck: Fiiges able width, in Cream, Pink, Blue COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, 500. COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. HANDSOME BROCAD) VERS (cheap at $2.50), reduced io SBE VEE BROCADE COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. ie rte that ur peloved. end 6 guia nebleg sherry; And uno te Tieity and peieaave, bee shed abroad to stihl pare Sees oe ere pray Shas the Divine Spirit may comfort, BEETS Joona M. Louisa Srnozen,, ofA TASER Crago Reowm Ss oe SER OCADE DRESS GOODS, all .. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, all pure linen, 45¢ CARTERS, ‘711 MARKET SPACE, ‘Near the comer of Tthstrest. GOODS AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH you. ODD SUITS FOR MEN, . ODD SUITS FOR YOUTHS, ODD SUITS FOR BOY. ODD SUITS FOR CHILDREN, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. ODD OVERCOATS FOR MEN, ODD OVERCOATS FOR YOUTHS, ODD OVEROCOATS FOR BOYS, ODD OVERCOATS FOR CHILDREN AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR PANTS, PANTS, PANTS, FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN, LOWER THAN THE LOWEST, - at ras LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00., mh25 CORNER rm AND G STREETS. By Srxcratr Reovzsz CITY ITEMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. This Week, ae R RENT OR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST Shoe House, S16 Tin wt and bes be fy | Se amen: % na. a | Ladies’ hand and machine sewed French Kid rT | of Beshy ladies cousins best Riataneon, 83 utton, $3. n.w., ® Farm of ten acres of rich garden land Ladies glove top (our ows make) Button, arightwood, D.C. improved ty a twosiory. fran = Tiidies “flexibie Sid ana Fosed Bunios (our | Sewn Dstt eae a | ATER WATESTY'S co own), $2.50. Ladies! unrivalled $2 Foxed Kid and Lasting eed positively equal to any $3 Shoe in fit and wear. Misses’ and Child's fine heel and spring h. But- Infants’ fine Button in black, blue, pearl orterra Gents’ best (not. fo-called) handstitched Button, and $5. ed and Gaiters, $4. 5. Gents’ superb $3 and $i fine Calf Shoes, Hahn's famous $2 and $2.50 fine Calf Shoes, Boys’ and Youth's fine Calf Shoes. We haye all these Is in broad, medium or inted toes,—in widths from A to E, in high or low heels, and for any pair that should give out within any unreasonuble time we shall give another pair. 2 We mean ezactly what we say ? a Following Wonderful Bargains, for to-morrow only, at M. Augenstein’s, 817 7th street northwest: Best fancy spite boxes, 42c.; Gecorated lea sets, 44 pleces, $9.37; 2-at sauce- pans, 9c.; 3-qt., 12c.: decorated dinner and tea Sets combined, 125 pleces, $10.99,worth $18.00; Dat, coffee pots, 12c.; Fat, 15c.; half dozen white handle knives and forks, Sic, 3 cakes Rising Sun stove polish, 13c.; half dozen fern leaf goblets, 89c.; half dozen French china dec- orated fruit plates, 96c.; half dozen fruit saucers ‘6 mate! 4; 2-string brooms, 10c.; 3-string, 16c.; 4-string, 23c.; wooden water bucket an der soap, 15c.; large wash basin and 50 clothes ins, 19¢.; examine our rattan , from. 59 up to $40.00; finest assortment of trunks and re! erators in the city; half dozen stone chins cups and, saucers, 5 $1.25 curtein poles reduced to 490. r 00 KEE rR NNN GoGo AT THE Poa E & Ff PAL ALS BRE, (09, FAs ROY aL. AE E 5 PA fas ° TIT H q % tH o ae a ww Af REE EEE 7 WEER. 8855000 UY VERE NN N TT ERE g88s THE SAME AS ADVERTISED THE BEGIN- NING OF THE WEEK. gis%E BY PETRY NBER ss ge, 3U, FG EAE bet - ‘THE LIST OF “SOUVENIRS” HAS NOT BEEN CURTAILED, 855,00, UY VREENN 8S, SL ERAS. 100 handsome baby carriages willbe offered at low prices to-morrow, at R. Goldschmid's 12-7th st. .w., also the follow- tng special bargains; color 1ass ice cream gaticers 6 for 15¢;% gallon ‘water pitchers with 8 goblets and 6 wine glasses to match only 73c; hand painted china salt or pepper shakers 25c; -Browns Shoe dressing, 4 bottles for 28c; Refrige- rators and Ice chests at low prices; colored glass dishes 9c; handsome hand painted french chin tea sets, 56 pieces reduced from $11, to $3.73; American china, 44 pieces only $5.48; han Balnted french china fruit plates 28¢, worth 3 goblets G for 28c; wine glasses 6 for 15c; band painted syrup ‘pitchers 43¢ worth 75c: shin8 ems, 8 for 10c; new shape of white poree Jain cups and saucers onl: 34 dz.; cut glass octagon dishes, 7 inch Sc; 8 inch 10c; 9 inch ner eet feces reduced from y cut glass finger bowls 17c; colored glass, polka decal iam gies aa sates ons bird cages 930; lunch Satchels 25c, worth 50c; hand painted china pitchers 23c. Greatest Bargain Sale Ever Offered in Washington, at Clark’s, 734 7th st. n w., To-morrow. Dr. Warner's Health Corset 94c., sold all over LARGEST STOCK OF NOVELTIES OUTSIDE OF NEW YORE. Aa 6 gH EY YERERN RITE ote son BE, ay EER eet soy Ssg8“oo "uu “WV HeeN NNUR B8ss8 7 NEW STYLES FOR EASTER, OUR OWN IM- PORTATIONS, bi U uv vi NN ON PE EY YEE EH Ems os moe8 BUD Wo EE REL eves Scs8"oo "uu “v’ HeeN NN ITH HSas® the world gt $1.25; our $1 French woven Corset ‘71e.; 75, Corsets at 49c.; our 50c, Corsets 25¢.; one fot of fine Corsets, remnants, 69¢.; 59c. will buy @ merino Jersey, regular price $1; pleated back all wool Jersey, $1.49, tee ir price $2.25; game | quality,, braided, $1.25, regular. price 2; children’s Jerseys S8c.; best quality ladies le Gloves 18, regular 25c.; good Silk Gloves 49c., reduced from 75c.; infant’s Swiss Caps 18c., elegant embroidered ‘Caps 40c., sold at 0c; children’s ribbed Hose, al eolors'and sizes, se regular price 124)¢.; regular made socks, Indies regular made hoge-18e., worth 256.;boy's reale Shirt, Waists 25c., regular price 39¢.; y's white Shirt Walsts 49c., regular price 79¢.; gent’s percale Shirts, Separate collars,49e., regular price 65c.; White Shirts to linen fronts, relnforced, 39¢., no better can be found at 50c.! ladies’ long Night Dresses 41c.: 65c. Chemise at 49c.; $1.10 Night Dresses 75c.; 10-inch em- broidered ruffic Skirt 98c., regular price $1.39, at Clark’s, 734 7th st. n.w, Remember ‘the name and the number. Bargains for Easter WILL TERMINATE SATURDAY, APRIL 4TH, AT SIX P. M. PPP. A pe as bo a Ht BPP AA 7 AA i Po OAS fon MS ba RRE 00 > A BFE O% 4 MBy Al EE oe? & 24 ey 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ap! Srrouz Norce IRFSPECTFULLY 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 THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & 80N° WHICH I CONSIDER A8GOOD IF NOTSUPERIOR' TOSTEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL XOUR 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 Blout’s Millinery junday. ‘We will sell to-morrow (Saturday) 6 doz. ele- gant Trimmed Children’s Hats, nobby and new, m 50 cts, up. A lange selection of Children’s and Ladies’ Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, all the late shapes, at reasonable prices Our Immense stock of Trimmed Hats and Borinets, for Misses and Ladies, was never so completé.; you can find among our large stock Just what you want and at the lowest prices. All the late novelties for trimming Hats, such a8 Tinsels, Bullion, Frosted Materials, Persian, Embossed, Hand-painted and Woven Scarfs, ‘We keep Millinery exclusively. ‘We keep everything appertaining to Millinery, |, You cannot fail to find what you want at 2 Biour's, 710 7th st, Now is the Time for the Greatest Bar- gains Ever Offered in the City. Oc. Corsets tor 35¢.; 75e. Corsets, 5 hook, for 49c. ‘Fine silk and lisle thread Gloves cheap; also, Embroideries and Laces. Children’s fine Lace Collars, worth 50c., for 25c, Hosiery of every kind.’ Misses’ regular made white Hose for 10c.; hard to get for 25e. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas cheaper than at other house. yard-wide bleached Cotton, 6c. dress Ginghams, 10c.; combination Sui ing for dre newest out, at 35c., costanywhere 50c,; Black ‘ik, $1, good os any $1.50; summer 8, 470, oe Huck, German Linen and Turkish Bath Towels, worth 25c., we sell at 15c. Splen- did line Table Damask and Napkins cheap; also, Carpet, Matting and Ollcloths. We guarantee a saving of money by calling before purchasing elsewhere. STRASBURGER'S Dry Goods and Carpet House, fine 1 $20 7th st., between H and I. 1241 llth Street Southeast. The Critic has A. Kaufman's weekly bargains, 3 100 Pairs Ladies’ Hand-sewed Kid IS SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Excicsrve Acexr, ap26__No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR 4% STREET, Kevsroxz Marr Wunsxey. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL UBE. STRICTLY PURE. THE BEST TONIC. PERFECTS DIGESTION, ‘Unequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and General Debility. PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00; Beware of Imitations, None genuine without the Signature of EISNER & MENDELSON, Bole Agents tor the U.S Phila, Pa. FOR SALEBY Stott, Cromwell & Co., ‘Tschiffely & Evans, ‘Barbour é& Hamilton, 25m.wat Pons Asp Ixviconanme ‘Those who may wish to purchase, etther as a delt- cious beverage or fot medicinal purposes, an UNA- DULTERATED WHISKY, are invited to make a trial of the celebrated brand, LiF vo } ramington, 0 PP RRR BPE BEE RRR. ™]T EPP ER ER Pe EEER i ER ae Bawa . T ? ‘This Whisky, upon an analytical examination, has Proved to be free from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any or the modern ingredients which are used to gives fletl- tous age and flavor to this popular drink. FOBSALEBY Browning & Middleton, Barbour & Hamilton, J. B Bryan & Bro, CC, Bryan, BL. Wheeler, ‘Thomas A. Rover, Joun Magruder,” 3°. Brgeod & John H. 3 . €00, SB Waters W. H. H. Clael. WASHINGTON, D. C. #. & H.W. CATHERWOOD, Sole Proprietors, Philadelphia, G. T. Kezy, TAILOR, 416 Ore uraxer, WULL SUPPLIES OF | SCHLITZS MILWAUKEE LAGER NOW IN STORE AND FOR SALE I CASKSAND Boots at_ $2.50, worth $3.50, Brock’s, 802 7th street. Special Bargains At Young's, 402 7th street. @ job lot, at J. Job lot, i Look for The Old Woman in Window. Infant Shoes, leather soles, 25, 30 cts. Childs Spring Heels, 40, 58, 78 cts, Misses Button, 75, 89, 97 cts. Youth Lace and Button, 74, 98 cts. White Kid Slippers, all sizes. Ladies’ Slippers, 20, 30, 40, 50,75 cts. Pasting Congress and Lace Gaiters, 78, 98 ots Febble and Fox'd Ratton, work holes, ¥8 cts, Mat. Kid Fox'd Bu’ 1.23, nD, Kidand Goat flecivie $2.49; Our $2.00 Button have no equal. Hand-ewed Button, $2.75, $3.50, $4.00, Men’s Great Comfort Shoe,'$1.25,'$1.50. Solid Calf Shoes, $1.75 $2.00, $2.50. Hand-sewed Gaiters, $3.50, $4.50. Mat. Kid Gaiters and low ties. Canvas aid Low Quarter Shoes. 1 Handsome Silk and Satin Scarfs, 25¢. only Auerbach’s vies Shirt: Depot, 7th and H. Fresh supply of beautiful s pat terns received to-day. Equal to any B0e. Scarfs a Button, Con; in the city, “3, Brock, 802 7th strect- ‘The Best 82 Men or Laced in the city. Special Bargains for To-Morrow. Ladies’ and children’s brilliant lisle gloves, 25c, Silk gloves, black, tan, echru and drab, 496. Children’s mull shirred caps, 2c, Infant’s hand-made zephyr sacks, 380, Children’s fine collars, 25c. Children’s all-wool jerseys, 79c. Ladies’ Jerseys, black, navy, garnet and brown, A complete line of christening dresses and caps. ‘The largest line of children’s caps and bonnets in the city, at very low prices. ‘Mrs, Max Wert, Agt, 1 712 7th street northwest. 1241 11th Street Southeast. Read the Post for A. Kaufman's weekly bare Silk and Thread Gloves. DRY GOODS. ‘and fruit trees apd puinp with excellent water: Gallet Brigntwood Race Course” poze FOR SALE_CHFAP AND ON EASY TERMS— Frotaniinit Building Sites, with from one-quarter to Hfteen ‘acres, at, Terra Cotta Station, “Metropolitan Branch Railroad: ten minutes ride from the city by Realthy: ‘excelent ‘water’ and_ good. ‘nesghirhond, These advantages, with, ts proximity to. the eis make this the most Gesitable suburban property Dow inthe market. WALKER & WILSON, Looe Fst. nw. aps-2w We within five miles ‘ANTED—A SNAEL FARM.OF FROM 1076 100 Acres, with six or room House, five miles of chy. “Address Frit "Sar office. apa FPOR SALE—A FINE BUILDING SITE OF OVER 20 acres, west of Brightwood, neat Hock Creek. Exienaive views. Apple. pear, cherry, peach and MU trees, $60 per acta. LOUIS P. SHOFMA- REN Ga Pete ‘apl-ai* i BALE—-OR EXCHANGE FOR. CITY PROP- ‘Cottage containing 12 Rooms and bath, and all con- Meme woe on Ocean ave. Atlantic City, about ify Yards from the Bosch. rice, F27Y @ DYER, |Hen Mansrrs Corer Ts ‘the dest spinal supa HER MAJESTY'S CORSET spective of the wearer's form, | HER MAIRSTY's CORSET | melther corrode nor soil the tinder wear HER MAJESTY'S CORSET ever change its fur! hal shape. HER MAJESTY’S CORSET ones never move or comie vut from wear. DOUGLASS & HER MAIPSTY'S Co Will ft with more. Corset, ready made or tuaile to 1 ithout injurious tight lacing. Try them, Satisfaction guarantebd or money refunded. SBURGH & BROS. \creases the length of the waist Dorts equally as Well the abdomen and all other paris Of the body. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Produces ap elegant, graceful and artistic shape, tre DOUGLAS & BRO. | Is proof against perspiration and moisture, and will LANSBURGH & BROS, always retaining Its orig! WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Neither siretches nor breaks at the watst, and the BRO. comfort than any other splot ISthand Fists bw. _ | HER MATESTYS CC OR SALE ar Iplnwaluable to! yuan Hi Prt and Dairy Farms nea: ty, ne. Tt also removes and prevents stooping ai 1 "HUSTY @ DYER, | round shoulders as ? genta pI-6t Ithand sis | It WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘JHOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— FP" “4A Unecr cous tay nome, ¢ AT BRIGRTWOOD, D.C, THREE MILES FROM CITY, Six acres of land; 4% rich and fertile gardén land; Liq in beautiful grove of oak and chestnut trees on at eminence commanding a fine view. Improvements consist ofa small house and barn. ‘Also a valuable Orchard of ninety Dwarf Pear Trees full bear of choicest varieties in: ing. Prioe, $3.40. apl-st 1505 Pennsylvania ay ‘ARM LAND FOR RENT, WITHIN 10 MILES Of Washington: one milé of RR. station; well watered; suitable for ‘tnarket ‘gardening asd’ sit fruits; healt location. = WL AM A. MELOY Law office, 472 Louisiana ave., Washington. fll<cod ()OR SALE-MARKET GARDEN, 3 ACRES AT ‘Camp Spring, improved by a two-story dwellin Grooms, and cellar; new bara and stabie, 2 by'B0 feet 2 stories high with cellars 2 wells of pure Water, oné at dwelling and the other at barn: ba smith'shop on corner. soll fertile: located on a high Plateau, between the Potomac and Patuxent rivers, about Gy miles southeast from Washington, D. C2 splendid ‘roads; remarkably healthy; convenient 0 Exristien, Camp Spring BOL, Prinos Geure Coun On ‘eonge Coun: ty, Ma. mbs1-ore BOO AES OF AEE SIZES, AND SUB: By lurban property for sale on easy terms, and to exchange for truproved and_uni ed city: Property. We also havechy property for sale and ex- habge.’ Several country plaees for rent. WAM. H. MAIN & CO. m28-Im¢ _ St. Charles Hotel, 3d and Penn. ave. FOE PENTA FINE FRUIT AND pain¥ Farm, unree niles from, this, city; 100 acres, nine Toom dwelling, tenamé house sand @uiple outou or Seeing cane iee Set gl outings (OR RENT-NEAR MARBLEHEAD, MASS, several handsomeSummer Itesidences on the ourt shore of Massachusetts Bay, 15 miles from Boston. THOS. J.'FISHER € CO., mh24-2w 1324 F'st. n.w. POR RENT ATFALIS CHURCH, VA.ALARGE new House; location healthy: large grove and ty fruit. For information apply toc. W. FIT’ Room 7, 607 Louisiana ave. ~__mhi¢3we” FPOERSALE TWO FARMS, ONE OF 80 ACRES, the other 50, 5 miles abuve Georgetown, D.C., neat conduit road. Applyto F. L. MOORE, Georgetown, Dc mhiG-im®" property, Farm 196 scres, 10 miles from Washington, near KR. station; excellent water, orchards and vineyards; good house; baru. Inquire ut 2006 Tst. Jassme EDUCATIONAL. and ‘TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVE- ce pas ae eaguen ah ees 'D— REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS eae Rene cmiencmene a aeecan All offer VASHINGTON PHONOGRAPHIC HEAD QUARTERS, 927 Ist. apl USINESS EDUCATIO! FOR YOUNG AND middle-: men and women. 8; and sum- mer sessions of the Spencerian Business College, cor. Sth and 'D sts. n.w. Rapid writing, bookkeeph Fapid cuudaatons, Bgl lahwanee senosrane, ution: ear: type-writing, etc., thoroughly taught. Krom date of entrance. day oF night S50:thres months, day, $20; night, $14; one mouth, day, Sv; night, $9. Rapid writing, only 12 lessons, $3.” ball or send for Greulars “HENWY ¢ SPENG Principal; SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principgl. = 'mbh2s IGHTEENTH STREET SEMINARY, CORNER 18th and G sts. nw.—Home School fof young lar les, little giris and boys (under 12 years).” Instroc- tion thorouich in all branches necessary for a practical and_ accomplished education, Mrs. ELIZABITHL HARRIS, Priuel acancles for two boarding Pupils after March Sist. mah2s-2w* HE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL, 517 7TH N.W. SSuort, condensed course in practical Bookkeeping Rapid Penmanship and English Branches at moderate Yates of tuition, “Morning, afternoon and night ses sions. Sole right to Howes system of Bookkeeping it without text-books. Civil service preparation aspeciaity, J.H. BRYANT, Principal. f4-2m. NOR Woon INSTITUTE 1312 AND 1214 lara St., near 14th st. clecle—Select Boarding School Rex young ladles. Sessions 85-£6 opens September 30, si, Early application necessary, a8, number doarders will be limited, mbi2-Gm | CHOOL ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Also private lessons in English Pranches. Vocal Guiture and Reading Instruction, day and evening. Mrs, ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 1420 Nstn.w. 118 TW 4SHINGTON ACA DEDIY OF TELEGRa Pity, ‘only school of the kind here. A tatlon to ail to See the “method! by, which you can soun learn a profession, “214 20st ae. doa ‘AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TUTOR, (FIF- teenth vear), office 437 7th st. nw. Commercial lege ones S facilities for savanced stu- dents in Shorthan: Te2m* GHORTEAND AND TYPE-WRITING PRACTT- 'S cally taught. “Suocess guaranteed if instractions pro followed. Private puplis preferred and number lim- ited. RF. CROMELIN, office of Johns & Faston, Stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. myg-3m* r [HE BMRLITZ SCHOO! ca 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 clastes. 20 TRE BEST EAPESTPLACE TO LEARN drawing and painting is at the National Academy of Fine Avis, 18th st aud New York ave. ‘Years ot Mtudy saved.” Receptions free Wednesday evenings at SEES ce MSS SEEEAVITE, OF POSTON, GRAD. uate and certified examiner of the New England Conservatory.” Piano technique, harmony and voice culture. 1012 10th st n.w. as ‘ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND W English Lenguage, 904 M Street MRS. M. STEVENS HAKT, Principal. ‘The culture and development of the voice and nat- bral expression of sentiment carcfully taughie Especial attention given to the cure of, suunmering ghd other vocal defects.” Boys’ and Girls’ class Satur OF LANGUAGES, aay, deter E LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF to adults confidential; prey for college, West Point, all exani a, ITUTE, sw. corner Sth and K sta. n.w. Classical, ‘SW. FLYNY, A.M. Evening Classen, $3 and $5.amonth. “cca SUMMER RESORTS. LADY ABOUT SECURING A PLEASANT A seaside Residence for the summitr, eat &ccommodatesui.able personsapplying early. For further Imormation call with references, at 1325 K st. bra FOR RENT-TWO NICE COTTAGES SITUATED Far in Oakland, Ma. ween WHI buy a beautiful thread Glove | depot, postefice, churches and Note aud, ed, and tenant; 40 cents will buy a beautiful thread Glove | be rented ior the season ‘or for tie year. Por terns worth 60¢. apply to, ATA PERRY oo will buy a handsome silk Glove | _™b10-2m besidtecatibat bn enero «i A HE EMERSON HOUSE, ATLANT! 1" BJ. Behrend & Son, 818 7th st. n. w. Clty: N- Ju Soath Carvlina avenue, hear Jerseys! Jerseys! Jerseys! | throughout, sun gallery.” Ail modern convenizucct Look at our $1.98 Seraoy, worth 50. ‘open all the year. LS & YOUNG, Proprietors 1 B. J. Behrend & Son, 818 7th st. n.w. Se OESNSS Sea. “ATEANTIO Te, Ys Fine Kid Boots at 93, TS Nas stgfe, at). Broce’, som zum strect. erg egy, hotoen waier baibg inthe a Laces ‘Hamburgs AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 20 pos: Hamburg, formerly sold at 8c., now 5e. 20 pes. Hamburg, formerly sold at 10c-, now 7c. 20 pes. Hamburg, formerly sold at 15¢., now 9. 20 pes. Hamburg, formerly suld at 20c. now 126. 10 pes. Hamburg, formerly sold at 25c.,now 14c, 10 pes. Hamburg, formerly sold at 35c.,now 21¢. ‘of our Laces are choice patterns, and you Bill do well by examining same before pur resis 818 7th st, n. 1241 Lith Street Southeast. See A. Kaufman's in the Wa vat weekly bargains Ga Gloves! Gloves! Gloves! All of our six-button length Mousquetaire Kid in ‘shades and black, Biain or embroidered Backs, “We ahall now se 790. ‘780. ‘780, Actual value $1.50. in 818 7th street northwest. , 8.—Ten every pair allowed to those who ‘ring Uns advordiceient with them, “2 ‘the beach; ae He WELLINGTON—ATLANTIC CITY. N. S— T izenrvcxy avesnear ant NTER 4d Lassevrcx & Baro, ARE GOING TO HAVE & SURPRISE PARTY. ble and interesting to all concerned. ‘curing 300 dozen of the celebrated 420, 422 424, ax 426 SEVENTH STREET, Not one of those which we hear our juvenile friends ‘Speak of occasionally, but something far more protita- |M Mas M. J. Her. 1300 F STREET NORTH WET, SPRING OPENING OF IMPORTED MILLINER®, MONDAY AND TCRSDAY, 28 MARCH 30rm AND ms KK. A. Doxovan, 904 F STREET, SPRING AND SUMMER OPENTNG OF FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND LONDO! TUPSDAY HATS, AND. WweDN ret Ran ae A wasiitxafon AND fk PPULLY INVID Mus Sea Rorreer, 608 91h street. opposite Patent Omen, Recele Royitet* ew and clogant tine of Tottants ait WHITE DRPSSES, SLIPS AND RORER LACE AND SHIRRED CAPS, LONG AND SHORT MERINO CLOAKS, Plain and Bm for wearin Seyten auf all Ms Hubbard and otser CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. mip <—— Fasr Resvian 2 TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH SL. MME J. P. PALMER, 230? F STREET N.w. SPRING OPENING, — + C. Hercamsox, SURPRISE NO. 1.—We have been fortunate in se- PRIDE OF THE WORLD SHIRTS (LAUNDRIED), Atanextremely low price, which will enable us to SELL them 50 per cent cheaper than any other house has been able to BUY them heretofore. A brief description will suffice to show the reliability. ofthe statement. “The Pride of the Worlt” fs ashirt which has been manufactured to meet the demand of the finest FUR- NISHING GOODS tra At ts made ofexcellent Dleached muslin, same weight and finish as Wamsat- ta, extra fine, three-ply linen bosoms and wristbands, placket sleeves, reinforced, and has the EVERLAST: ING STAY ATTACHME! nd WARRANTED TO BE MADE OF 2100 LINEN, and we aregoing to ‘sell them for "7 ES £3 ae: a7 Co - a =x ‘coo = ‘They have never been sold for less than $1.75, WE GUARANTEE THESE SHIRTS to be perfect in At and finish or money refunded. SILK DEPARTMENT, SURPRISE NO. 2-25 Pieces Extra Heavy BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, 22 inches wide, at $1. Would be cheap at $1.25 a yard. SURPRISE NO. 3.—44 Pieces Extra Fine GROS GRAIN SILK, 20 inches wide, in all the new spring shades. Itis needless tosay that they are a at$layard Special values in plain and figured JERSEY SURPRISE NO, 4— bargain ‘SILKS. ‘e were surprised at being of- fered another lot of those LADIES’ COLORE! D BOR. DERED HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEPS, of which we sold such great quantities during the past ten days. ‘They are sold everywhere at 12%,¢.,but weare going to continue to sell them at EIGHT CENTS. SURPRISE NO. 5.—Everybody ts surprised ides of us selling those fine FRENCH SAT) le. ‘They still go at that price BOOK DEPARTMENT. SURPRISE NO. ‘even to the publishers, ‘We will sell HUCKLEBERRY FINN, MARK TWAIN'S NEW BOOK, AT 3 ut ge Mn ee Tit MR Meg tion for leas than $2.76. LANSBURGH & BRO, mh30 6.—This will indeed bea surprise, And you cannot buy it either outright or by subscrip- 420, 422, 424 AND 426 SEVENTH STREET. SEATON PERRY, (Successor TO PERRY & BROTIER) AN OF ELEGANT BLACK SILK DINES, TO $5 A YARD. LUPE S SILK AND WOOL BLACK G ES, RANGT FROM 75c. TO S2 A ¥ ERSEY AN YARD, D 7. FOR LADIES WEARING PERINOT'S CELEBRAT! ES SIL HREAD AY SIERY FOR LA DUS AND CHILDRE CHOICE “GOODS, PLALN odmmecr Pacis SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, 3 BLACK. Novexms Ix Brack Grexapies SPECTION OF HIS NEW STOCK LVET GRENA- ‘EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS, FROM $2.50 BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES, $1 TO $2 ‘A YARD. Dr Ri NOVELTIES IN BLACK BROCADED SILK GREN- ADINES. PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED BLACK CREPE DE CHINES. TEKH MERES. ; BENGALINES, TAMISE, AND IONIA CLOTHS, PRIESTLY" LISH’ HENRIETTAS AND DRAP Dy Al QoURTAULY LISH CRAPPS AND VEILS. BORDERED NUNS CAKMELITE FOR VEILS. LUPIN'S HEMMED CRAPE BORDERED AND FRINGED THIBET. CAMELS-HAIR AND Gm INE SHAWLS. NEW 3K PARASOLS AND SUN UM- IMPORTED JACKETS AND FICHUS, SUITABLE ED KID GLOVES, COTTON HO- FIGURES AND Pennsylvaiila ave. cor. 9th st, Established 1840. mb28 Foy Tuovsasn Yanna 50,000 YARDS. ALL NEW PARIS DRFSS Goons. EFFECTS, HIGH NOVELTIES. Al SHADES AND STYLES GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED CHOICE DRESS GOODS, FIG! GEE ATS; O10 -D. GREAT BARGAINS IN DUCHESS si 24. IN. COLORED SURAH AT $1. PIN CHECK SURAH SILKS. PRINTED CHALLE. COLORED VELV: STRIPED BLACK SILKS AL 81. WOR’ STOCK OF LARG: ‘cy < ¥ He STOC FANCY “BLACK DSUN U) 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 3B THE BEST Is THECHEAPEST. BOURETTE LL ~ ‘URED INDIA PON- CHINA PONGEN:, 0c THE BEST TALUE IN CHINA PONGEE E OFFERE! VER BLACK GROS GRAIN AND SATIN: CLES. DE LAINE, CHOICE STYLES, SHADES,VERY CHEAP bobs, mbi9 BArears: GREAT BARGAINS IN 8H BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT ‘COMFORT. BARGAINS! ATTHE “ACTORY. Which are the most perfect devised and beautiful teat the Parisian makers have been able to produes, “SPRING MILLINERY”” Large assortment of Dress Trimmings, Battons, Fancy Gold Mixed Braids, from 4¢. per 74. Best Biack SUK Jerseys, $9, “This is a apectal gain.” Black Jersey Newmarkets, made expressly er Spring. Fine Imported Jersey at $3. Lange amortment of Imported Visite, embracing @ new style “Close-titting Visite.” Foster Gloves, improved books, new shades ie Easter, 7 trevise. Parts Ma. BRANDIS. MODISTE, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New You Win Rare Co., St. Louis, Mo, ‘Suits made at the shortest notice” Superior ‘Reasonable Prices, and Satixfuction G: Evening Dress. Bridal Troumens ® 5 m* 907 Pennsylvania ave. (over Mae, Pex {mb19] 907 Paewa ER, ‘Late with Geo" White, Lather Fasiiionable Drewanaking Patiors: $10.7 Palais Boral, MONDAY, SMareb sre ‘Mahlon at ‘Cloth Costumes a specialty, made NQUCE (MADAME VALMONT REGS (ont approved Tits nw ‘Has just returned from New York, and will open he Drewes nade in the invest taliors, at sort uatice. be ita ‘inform her patrons and customers that she te Stall descriptions, WA PIAS A SERCEALTS ts dex Established singe 1866. eriectly cleabed ty thls sy oP M4558 & woxraeny, = 430 Text SrReeT Noutnwamer, Makes Corsets to order tn ie and ‘nd guarantee perfec ft and comiore em LIES ARE— French Hand-made Underc! ‘Merino Underwenr ‘and fivest imported Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Conta, French Corsets and Bustien. {cundren's Corsets ands @1 Corset (iia EL's wa fake) Cunt for ‘NB French, ‘the price is unsurpamed. ‘German and Spanish spoken. m3 HOUSEFURNISHINGS, Ts Our To Maze Rou for the introduction of anew Ine of first class Ceol ing Ranges, we now offer the CELEBRATED COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON RANGES, at NET COST. Also, Heating ®toves, to close 6a) Temuuut Of fall Stock, at 10 to 25 per cent discount, W. 8 JENKS @ 00., TAT 7th street ow, 8 Evaurxa. ‘Here we are again with another car load of our EUREKA MARBLE TOP WALNUT SUITE, Ta PIBCES, COMPLETE, FOR $43.50, Better than ever. Also | SOLID ASH SUITE, TEN PIECES, COMPLETE $37.50. AI! those who have been waiting can now be ap | plied. Call early. a W. HO HOEKE, mJ ‘801 Market Spay, 5 > Srseteros & Furrcoen, 415 Tru Srnext Nomrawase, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPR We guarantee to meet any andall prices quoted any house intheciy. a ‘To verify Une above cail and see our choloe stodk, low prices Sraxce Axp Sanuk Fasmoxs and Children's wear. Price, 20 cepts DY Popular Sewing Machines Rooms, 526 9th st, nw... of sewing Machines for rent. SUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN aT Moki "New Machines of all kinds. \Spouls for 25 at AU ENBACH?S ‘New Singer, Everything in the frstcclass Kock’? Bottom ‘Prices ie SHINE! CHINES, &¢ | AND PUBLICATIONS NOW READY. Bazar Drowemaker, Ulustrating 300 styles Bs i200! Monthly Paper and 16 page Catalogue freete, OPPENHEIMER'S ‘Cloud Building. le New Home ‘Machine. Al Sole Agents New Sewing Machine Good Machts © apoole bor 2b can lable Sewing Machine House, 427 9th st, see the New Autontaule White. itis sihtie betsape Renting and Repairing. (CARR'S (BEST MACHINE: Kooms, 7th and H. ‘The Noisciem "3 No. 7," the silent “New Automatic,” New Send for price list. Office, 7th and it. FINANCIAL. Se sErwaes WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPREA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, @c = PRINCE @ WHITELY, Stock Broken, sn ‘ James Whitely, Henry H. Dodge, H.Crager ‘Harry C. Logan, Washington, D.C. Frain s — | . ‘William R Travers, Special Partner. ‘Buy and eal! on commimion all cases of Raleuy securities, “ ‘Brauch ofMoe—639 15th strest (Corcoran Building.) ‘HM DODGE. Reupmr /anewen