Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1885, Page 8

8 ws THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D.C., April 4, 1885, 10 a. m. For the middie Atlantic ‘states, clearing weather, preceded by rains in the east portion, falling followed on Sunday morning by slowly rising temperature, winds generally north- westerly, shifting ‘to southerly on Sunday, higher barometer. For Sunday, fair weather is indicated for a tricts on the Atlantic coast, with slowly rising temperature on Sunday.” Fair and ‘slightly warmer weather is indicated for the lake region, the Ohio and upper Mississ ippi valleys and gulf states. = Tre BALTIMORE AMERICAN. A. Scott Witherbee, of Brent: Hiros., gen. e ent for Washington, Subscriptions let Sit the auore wile ive prompt attention and careful deliver; Notice To LApres. On account of cold wi we will have another ope ril 6, at Samstag’s, 730 7th stre ero bonnets and bats ofthe latest style. Every lady visitor on this ne and costly souvenir. 7th street, will offer 1 day will receive a ve Dr. Leos, 116 Dst. nw. Lonpon CovGH SyrtP only 10 cents at drug- gists, AGRANT, new and true he Vio! Chewing To- distance competition. The e modest, the quan- to representation. bacco will assuredl: uality is the best, the pri ity liberal. Notice the trade-mark on each lug. Unrivalled hitherto, unsurpassable in the Ritare. “Inthe “coming man” chews, this new brand will be his choice. All tobacconists sell it. Luchs & Bro h st. nuw., agents. IvsrH’s OLD STAND, 619 D st_n. w., Buys Gents’ Second-Hand Clothing. Note by mail Promptly attended to, Asx Your Devcersr to give youour beautiful story book, “Legend of Aloha.” Eastman’s new , Aloha. FUSSELI’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, 1427 New York avenu TRADE. reparation we flatter our- spring clothing is vn 7th and E. 8ths.e. GREAT selves that ou the most attracti EISEMAN TURKISH RUG PATTE O'BRIEN, HANDENBERG! Bie Sxow will hold forth one week, commen April’ 15} Only 25 cents admission to the entire great cir- cus and menageri using elsewhere don’ Brrone pu examine the ond-hand pi Pennsylvania ave. fail to EASTER CARDS, WE Are READY to show you the most elaborate and complete assortment of spring clothing in the city. EMAN BRos., 7th frigerators in eve: Son, corner 11th Bury’s Pips der diseases; $1. Lapres long in ex: thing to be ele n't tarry too | wrdrobe. Any- | can have done ble business of sher, 9U¢ B. B. CHASE, umbrella ma vania avenue. TPuHE fine photosof Kets Kemeth: continue to be $3 p. dz., with DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED Biv Brown and Drab, button and luce fronts, fi hel overshirts just t Frane’s, corner Sth and D.. The only one price bat and gent’s furnishing stor Over Taro: for this spring is unusuall One of the main featui 3 ings. and Faney Goods is showing to its crowds of few shapes and styles in ladies’ and children’s’ hats, flowers, feathers, &c., at | prices never before made so low in Washing- SPLENDID GI: CITY 4 Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at extinguished at 4: Yesterday Jud: Keith was e for several hours in his parlors at the National hotel in hearing the case pending in the Ale dria cireuit court, between John O. Shipman and William Fletcher. ‘The directors of the Corcoran Art Gallery pur- ghased two works at the recent sale of George 1. Seney's art collection in New York—“A Help- Hand,” by Kenouf, and one by Trayon. Pictures Will arrive here next week. Mr. Wm. J. Walton, the lawyer from’ Phila- deiphia, who was taken with a ft on the 15th of last month near the St. James hotel, and re- moved to the Washington asylum, died there on last Thursday. His remains were taken to his home in Philadelphia for interment. Wm. H. Jones, 231 10th street southeast, re- ports that his wood shed was broken into last. night, and six hens and a rooster stolen; value raged 50. ‘The will of the late Justus O'Conner, filed to- day, glves his bonds and money in eqiial shares tohis wite, Carrie R. O'Conner, and son, C. W. S. O'Conner, and his household furniture to his wife. The services of “The Tenebrae,” at St. Matthews’ last night, were attended by a vast concourse of people. Father Ahern delivered the sermon. ERT was thoroughly enjoyed by an audience of good proportions at Congregational church last night. the solo numbers were redemanded. ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hovsk.—Easter week at Albaugh’s will be appropriately given over to merriment, Haverly’s United American-Euro- pean minstrels being the attraction. The com- pany, Js under the personal direction of Mr. J ‘verly, and wiil doubtiles do a fine bus! ness. E Forp’s Oprra Hovsr.—New candidates for public favor will present themselves at Ford's next week. These are the Le opolds, pantomime artists, who will appear in a highly amusing akit called “Frivolity.” In Boston and other ¢ities where the troupe has appeared, it has been spoken of in the highest thas Tue [peat QUARTET TE ConceRT,which was postponed some time ago, because of the illness of Mrs. Meartee, will take place at the Congre- ational church’ Monday evening, that lady having happily recoverea her health. Seats at is". ‘THE Krnstey B Thursday afternoon EFIT at Albaugh’s next nises to be one of the most interesting events of the kind given In Washington in years. Mule. Rhea, supported by Mr. Walter Dennis, will appear; also Mrs. Bowers, the Franz Abt quartette, and several other attractions. CHORAL SocreTy CoNcERT.—The Choral soci- ety are steadily rehearsing for their annual concert at the Congregational church next Wed- hesday evening. number of magnificent choruses will be ELKS' PROMENADE ConcERT.—The promenade coneert at the Lizht Infantry ‘armory Monda: evening under the auspices of the Washington lodge of Elks, will be a notable affair. Every care will be taken to make it select.” The en tire Marine band will furnish the music, THEATER ComiQUe.—Mr. Harry Montague will continue as stage manager at the Comique this week; also appearing in his specialties, and in anewand amusing afterplece called “Paris by Night,” showing how the American colony in the gay French capital enjoy themselves. HER20G'S: MuseUM.—The enterprising man- agement of this house announces as the attrac. fon for next week the popular old play of “tip Van Winkle.” it will be presented by Mr. Gee. . Thompson, who is said to be a capable actor, supported by a good company, including Geo. W. Pike, Join Woodward, Thos. James, Miss Minnie ‘Ward, Miss Lottie Forrest and Miss Thompso: Dime MUsEUM.—Wilbour's celebrated drama- Pecompany will appear at Barton & Logan's Dime Museum on Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday next, afternoon and night, in the great sensational play of “Under the Gaslight.” “The scenery Is new and realistic, the great railroad scene being particularly effective. Thursday. Friday and Saturday “Raised from the Ashes, another thrilling play, will be produced. “PATIENCE” BY AMATEURS.—On Saturday gxening, April 25th, the charming opera cf “Patience” will be given at Albaugh’s Opera by local amateurs, for the benefit of the Rermanent fund of the Georgetown orchestra. e production will be under the direction of Mr. A.A. Hays. Seats are on sale at Bren- ‘THE CARNIVAL AT FrepERrcx.—The annual Easter carnival at Frederick,Md., will be given Monday, and the managers promise on this oc. casion to surpass EE eke! efforts. There will be 2,000 mask: men in line, besides Military ‘and firemen, and a grand trade. dis- Ray, ‘isiting companies will present from Arginia, West Virginia and Maryland, The car- ‘with a grand masque ball in au8¢) WASHINGTON CoMMANDERY ELECTION.—. the ‘annual meeting of Washington Goat mandery, No.1, Knights Templar, last even. ing, the following were chosen officers for the Souing Temper year: Eminent commander, Sir A. B. Tubman; generalissimo, Sir ‘arreni H. Orcutt: captain’ general, Sir Joh , Sir Daniel SieFarland; feet wee ir Je H. Brough; Brommitt; treasurer, corder, Sir Charles Sheise. Virerxta MrpLanp RarItway.—On Bunday, April 5, train No. 80, herewtons hee ing W: 85 9:10 am. will leave t 11:15 ears to New Orleans without ‘change. cape ee KING's OPENING.—Atten! Pitter 814 7th st. Great tern Hats and Bonnets will Tuesday, « | The Naval Fraud Cases. SOME OF THEM TO BE TRIED ON MONDAY NEXT. To-day, inthe Criminal Court, Mr. Moulton, counsel for Daniel Carrigan, filed pleas in abate- Ment in five of the cases against Daniel Carri- gan for presenting false vouchers to the bureau of medicine and surgery, Navy department. Mr. Worthington filed demurrers thereto, and the court sustained them. ‘The court inquired as to trying some of the cases before warm weather, and the district at- torney said some of them would be called on Monday next, and he hoped to go right along with them. In the cases against John W. Drew, Mr. C.8, Moore filed demurrers to the indictments, al- leging that they did not charge a specific of a fense. BURGLARS ConvIcTED.—Wm. Dor alias Wesley Spiliman, and Win, Keym eoesed men, were convicted in the Criminal Céurt yesterday on two charges—breaking into the ‘stores of George Spransy, 7th street, and Mark Broad- head, F street, néar 9th, about the 4th of Mareh, In the first case they got three years and the second two, making terms of five years each in Albany penitentiary. | James Hill, indicted with them, was acquitted. Mr. SCANLON FINED $1.—The case of Mr. Michael Scanlon, proprietor of the Capitol base ball park, charged with assaulting the small boy, Albert McGill, was called up in the Police Court to-day and he was fined $1. —_ CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT.—A ‘oung man named James Gibson was charged in the Police Court this morning with embezzling $17.30, from his employer, Mr. John F. Spel- house, No. 521 7th street. ft is alleged that he collected the money and failed to return it to hisemployer. The case was continued until Monday nds, $300. This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Soup ony rx cans Royan EakiNe PowvER Co.. 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap6 HEN A COLD OR OTHER CAUSE CHECKS the operation of the secretive organs their natu- ral healthy action should be restored by the use of Ayer's Pills, and tnflammatory material thereby re- moved from the system. Much seridus sickness and suifering might be prevented by thus promptly cor- recting those slight derangements that, otherwise, often develop Into settled qisease, YER'S SARSAPARILLA, THE FIRST BLOOD 4Amedicine to prove # real success, still hold its Place as first in public estimation, both at home and abroad,as shown by its miraculous cures and im- mensely increased sales. mb31 Suxs:: Susi © FANCY SILKS, 37h. COLORED SILKS—Garnet, Green and Blue, 50c. a SILKS, real cash value $1.25, reduced to COLORED SILKS, excellent quality, real cash value $1, reduced to 75e. BLACK SILKS, VERY FINE QUALITY, actual value $2, reduced to $1:50. Special bargain. HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS in Cream, Pink, Blue and White, reduced to $1. NUNS VE G, pure wool. widest double width, in Cream, Pink, Blue and Black, 373a¢. COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, 50. COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. NDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILK VEL- ETS (cheap at $2.50), reduced to $1.50. BROCADE COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. ACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON tual cost) Se. W YORK MILIS SHEETING, widest and very best, uctual cost 25¢. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, in Grey and Brown, one yard and a halt wide. immense width, 37ixe. Beautiful New Style BROCADE DRESS GOODS, all colors, 12 yards for $1.50, BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, all pure linen, 45¢ CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, Near the oorner of 7thstreet. Wresr Baxxe Power. WHAT PROF. SILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEA’ BAKING POWDER. S “Messrs. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH’S SONS: —My examination of your ‘Wheat Pow- ps an unexpected value to it froma SANI- TABS OST OF VIEW. It certainly restores to the bread the Potassia and’ Magnesia Salts, which the milling removes from high grade flour, and it avolds completely the chance of disaster which attends the constant use of small doses of Rochelle Salts, such 4s all the tartaric acid compounds carry into the system. As the flesh tluld contains ten times as much Potas: sium Salts as of'sodium, ft is evident that the waste of the tissues Js supplied from your preparation, as it cannot be from those preparations which contain onl: Sedium and Calcium compounds besides the tartaric seid. There is no danger of setting up an alkaline con- dition of the urine with dicalcle phosphates, In fact, it appears to me that you have # very strong case, judged from the phystological side, and this convic: Hon has grown on me the more I have examined the ease. (Signed) B SILLA.” For saleby mh24 G. G. CORNWELL & SON, 1418 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘The trade supplied.” fi4-s,tu,th,.6m-4p The Night Lodging House. SFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE YEAR—THE RECORD OF THE WORK A‘ A meeting of the board of directors of the Night Lodging House association was held yester- terday afternoon at the offices of Messrs, Fitch, Fox & Brown, Vice President Solomons in the chair and E. F. Simpson acting secretary. ‘The chairman of tH® executive commit portedtnat.up to March 1, the I ad provided beds for 32,718 during March 648, making’ total of . March 1246, together with S10 citne one farch 1, e ver re sone who were in needy clroumstanees end did not require lodging, making a total of 67,870 meals served free Of cost to the beneficiaries. During March but 16 colored persons availed of the privileges of the house, and there were only 63 married persons (out of the 646), and 77 were unable toread and write. Mr. R. C. Fox tendered his resignation, being too busy to serve longer, and Charles J. Bell was elected to fill the vacancy. Mr. A. S. Solomons was elected president; John'T. Mitchell, vice presl- dent; Charles J. Bell, treasurer,’ and 2 0. Noyes, secretary. The officers were authori- zed to'close the house for the seasor ome tiene this month, and Thos. J. Fisher volunteered to obtain a few subscriptions to discharge a small: outstanding indebtedn exclusive of the balance of $2,500 due on @ building belon; Ing to the assoctation, the whole of which, 1t ik expected, will be collected during the present year. Mr. James E. Fitch reported that the in. terest due on the house would be promptly paid. Moruers, i AND ALL OTHERS WHO IN BOYS AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING DESIRE PURCHASING ALL THE ELEMENTS OF | STYLE, DURABILITY AND WORKMANSHIP, WITHOUT ANY ADDI- TION TO PRICE, WOULD DO WELL TO CALL AT OUR BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. OUR STOCK, BEYOND DOUBT, I8 DOUBLE THE SIZE OF ANY BOYS OR CHILDREN'S STOCK SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA. IN PLAITED AND BLOUSE SUITS WE ARE SHOWING ALL THE NEWEST EFFECTS, THE PRICES RANGE FROM $3.40 TO $15 A SUIT. IN CUTAWAY SUITS FOR CHILDREN’S FULL DRESS WEAR WE HAVE THEM IN CORK- TRICOT, DIAGONAL AND, VEL- SCREW, VETEENS. IN BOYS' SUITS, AGES 10 TO 17 YEARS, WE ARE SHOWING THE V Y LATEST DESIGNS, AND THE COLORINGS ARE THE HANDSOMEST WE HAVE EVER SHOW IN KILT SUITS THE ASSORTMENT Is COM- PLETE. IN BOYS AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS NOTEXTENSIVE WE ARE SHOWING SOME VERY PRETTY STYLES. THESAKS SHIRT-WAISTS ARE PERFECT IN FIT, FINISH AND MATERIAL, pg 816 AND 316 SEVENTH STREET. a] NEW SHADES IN TRICOTS, 50, 62%40. BEAUTIFUL SATEENS, 12%, 15, 25, 300, A FULL STOCK GINGHAMS, 8, 10, 12%. A FULLSTOCK TABLE LINENS, 25, 30 to 500, A FULL STOCK WINE CLOTHS, 35, 40, 50c., A FULL STOCK IMPORTED JERSEYS, AFULL STOCK CASSIMERES, 37, 50, 75c. WILL HAVE IN STOCK IN A FEW DAYS A FULL LINE OF THE CELEBRATED LOTTSVILLE CASSIMERES, . A FULL STOCK JERSEY SACKING. WILL HAVE IN STOCK IN A FEW DAYS ALL THE NEW SHADES OF THE CELEBRATED MATHER PATENT KID GLOVES. OUR 10c. COUNTER IS STILL ATTRACTIVE. GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, apl ‘713 Market Space. Now For Srame Crorne. WHEN A MAN IS ABOUT TO BUY HIS CLOTH- ING IT IS FIRST NECESSARY THAT HE SHOULD HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE HOUSE HE DEALS WITH. HE SHOULD THEN SAT- ISFY y HIM: NS. BUYERS WHO VISIT GEORGE ARE NEVER DISAPPOINTED CON- THESE IMPORTANT POINTS. PER- CT HONESTY AND FAIR DEALING IS HIS INFLEXIBLE BUSINESS PRINCIPLE; PRICES LOWER THAN OTHER HOUSES ALWAYS THE RULE, AND WHEN IT COMES TOA QUES OVERCOAT! FROM 4§ O. ADD T0 THESE TO $30. ADD TO THESE NTS THE FACT Paar We ARE THE ae IN THE CITY GIVING A LEGAL WRIT- GUARANTEE, MAKE IT A SAFE PLACE TO i GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 507 Seventh Street. Avorn: Troat Wave ap2 GROCERIES TUMBLE . And We Offer 16 LES. GRANULATED SUGAR, 16 LBS. STANDARD “A” SUGAR, oe 18 LES. EXTRA “C’ SUGAR, 10 LBS. EVAPORATED AppLEs, Po -r~$1 34 LBS EVAPORATED reacnng. 9 7 LBS. CHOICE DRIED P1 Saaetemards ; ey 16 LBS. CHOICE TURKISH PRUNES, 12 LBS CHOICE FRENCH PRUNES) 7-91 > Buy quick as these prices are liable'to advance any day. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, 428 9th street, between D and E. P.8.—Don't fail to try our MANDEBLING JAVA COFFEE—far superior to Government Java. and Mocha, mhs1-5t Tae Raa iGTON STANDARD TYPE-WRITER. ITS VALUE ENHANCED BY RECENT I PROVEMENTS. Only 88 keys to learn and operate, Prints ‘76 char acters (including caps and small letters, punctuation marks, figures, signs and fractions.) ‘The SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID, MOST DURABLE and NEAREST PERFECT Writing Machine made, SUPERIORITY FULLY SUBSTANTIATED by the TEST 9F ACTUAL USE and by EXTENSIVE SALES, Warranted and guaranteed to give tatistac- Vion. Send for iltnstrated ciroulaz to ° Ff WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT. Gran Orsyixe For Avan. E.G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE, OUR BLACK SILK BUYER HAS JUST RE- TURNED FROM THE EASTERN MARKETS,AND. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TOSHOW ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. OUR SPECIAL $1.50 BLACK SILK WOULD BE CHEAP AT $2. DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT BE- FORE PURCHASING. BLACK VELVET GRENADINES, FIGURED AND STRIPED. 4 LARGE STOCK OF BLACK AND WHITE PON- GEE, 28-INCH, ONLY $1.25 PER YARD. EMBROIDERED SURAH, SOMETHING NEW. CRAPE DE CHINE; PLAIN AND EMBROID- ERED ESCURIAL GRENADINE, AND MANY OTHER NEW THINGS, TO ALL OF WHICH WE INVITE ATTENTION. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. E.G. DAVIS, pl ! 8th street and Market Space G. T. Kees. “TAILOR, 414 Ore srExer. OUR CUSTOMERS 18 RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO OUR. MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT, OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ‘We also invite attention to our beautiful Spring Neck Wear,embracingall the New Shapes and Colors. Spring Shades of Gloves for or Driving. White and Colored Shirts. Plain and Bordered Handkerchiefs, Underwear, &c., &c., dc. NOAH WALKER « 00,, 625 Pennsylvanis Avenue D.C., SA’ Corcuns. ‘NOW I8 THE TIME TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND BEAUTIFY THE SKIN. WM. T. TOTTEN, 672 North Tenth street, Phila- elphia, reports that one of his customers stated to him incidentally that he was feeling so well and had gained twenty-seven pounds in the last year, all of which he attributed to a systematic course of the Cor CURA Resoivews, which has proved effectual when all other remedies failed. SORES ON NECK. Chas. Brady, Somerville, Mass., who refers to Dr. J. J. Wood, druggist, of that city, certifies to a wonderful cure of running sores on the neck which had been treated by hospital physicians without cure, and which yielded completely to the Curicuna REMEDIES CURED BY CUTICURA. My skin disease, which resisted several popular remedies and other remedies advised by physicians, has been cured by your Curicuna REMEDIES. They ‘Surpassed my most sanguine expectations, and rapidly effected a cure, J.C, ARENTRUE, Vixceswxs, Ixp, KNOW ITS VALUE. All of your Curicura Rewenres give very good Satisfaction. TheOvricuna I especially recommend for the diseases for which it is used. I know from ex- perience its value, Dr. H. J. PRATT, MonrEx1o, Wis, CUTICURA ABROAD, ‘Througha home-etarned Norwegian I have learnqd. to know your Curscura, which has in a short time cured meof an Eczema that my physician's medicines could not heal. CHR. HELTZEN, Benory, Norway, Agenturforretning. ‘THE POET POWERS. A feeling of gratitude impels me to acknowledge the Great merits of your CuTICURA, and I cordially recom- niend It to the public as a very valuable remedy. 1, N. POWERS, Bripcerorr, Cony. For sale everywhere. Price Curicuna, the great Skin Cure, 50c. Curicura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, 25c. CuTicuRA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier. $1. Prepared by the PorrER Dave AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass. Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” CUTICURA SO4P, an exquisiteSkin Beautifier and ‘Nursery Sanative. mb30 = We Resercrrutry Ixyire THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIO _ TO A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS IN FOOT WEAR Ladies' Car. Kid Button, box toe and worked but- ton holes, for $2 per palr. Ladies’ Fine Cur. Kid, glove-fitting, box toe, or com- mon sense, $2.50 per pair. Extra Fine Cur, Kid Button, box toe, or common sense, $3 per pair. ‘We make a specialty of J. G@ BENNETT & BARNARD'S FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS, His Spanish Arch-French Kid Turns are a combina- tion of beauty and comfort. ‘The Paris Beaded Opera Is the latest novelty in the Slipper line. We have them in five different widths. We have a large and well aasorted stock to select from, % Our 3 Seamless, Lace or Button, for Gents’, can't be bent. In the finer grades you will find we are not be- hind, . WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. ‘You will meet with polite attention. W. H. RICH’s, ‘717 Market Space, next to 8th st, Worse Axp Worse The saying “It fs an ill wind” you will find verified by glancing over the following remarkably low Goods we bffer to-day. It certainly blows good for our cus- tomers, no matter who suffers, and if things keep on in this way a Dollar will have an immense buying power, and will grow as big as cart wheel in the eyes of a large majority. ‘$0c, Base Bulls, horse hidecover, each one in @ box, 5c. . $1.00 ead Balls, horse hide cover, each one in a box, $1.00 Roller Skates, grain leather straps, hard wood rollers, 89c. $1.50 Roller Skates, Rink style, beautiful finish, $1.19, 25c. Celluloid Dressing Combs, 10c. 50c. Celluloid Dresatng Combs, 25c. $1.00 Celluloid Dressing Combs, 49c, $1.25 Celluloid Hair Brushes, 89c. $1.50 Celluloid Hand Mirrors, $1.18, 49c. Bird Cages, 39¢. mhl2 9c.“ 48c. 88. “68. 99. “ “ TPe. Breeding Cages, wire nest, metal drawer, 99c. 99c. Table Mats, 69c. and 89¢. 49c. Silver Plated Tea Spoons, 39¢. 98c. Silver Plated Table Spoons, 79¢. 50c. Triple Plate Napkin Rings, 25c. $1.49 large and fine Plush Frames, 990. ‘99c; Crimson Plush Frames, 9c, Embroldered Front Door Plush Frames, 99c, Large Silk Plush Cabinet Frames, 49 and 39¢. Coin Sliver Rhine Stone Collar Buttons, 2 for 250, Towel Racks, with Mirror and Comb Box, $1.25. Beautiful Walnut Stands, new, $1.25. A.call on us will always repay you, Do not forget that we keep a full stock of all kinds of ‘Toya on hand the year around. M. BILVERBERG & CO. 812 7th and 313 8th street northwest, ‘Near Pennsylvania avenue, mh30 Cun Roeser, - ‘NOS. 408 AND 405 7TH ST. N. W, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ‘WHITNEY CHILDRENS’ CARRIAGE COMPANY. ALSO A FULL LINE OF RO) SEAT LLER a BICY! ‘CLES, A (PEDES, WAGONS, ETC. TRAVELING AND LUNCH BASKETS, ALL SIZES, ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF EASTER EGGS DISPLAYED. Ger Tur Best. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” We have on hand alate sock of the Celebrated re yn han Ook of the SCONCORD HARNESS, of all kinds and ar Coupe, Carriage sad Hond Harness a specialty. LUTZ & BRO., 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, ices, Perr ine CONCORD HARNESS has maker's name and t ieee mh24 rade-mark stamped on Isvorses By Tax Wont, "DR promptly attended to. Apply Sal Frank’s Jewel 457 Penn. ave., new line gold front Button ana Seart Pins. 1241 llth Street Evening Critic has The aufman’ 3 = Coughs and Colds. Those who are suffering from Co Cold: Sore Throat, ete., should try Brown's Bronchit €0 Troches. Sold only in boxes. For Years Mrs. G. 0. Grove, Winchester, Va. suffered from indigestion. Nothing relleved her until she used Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Price $1. eo To Consumptives. -Wilbor's Cod Liver O!l and Lime has now beep before the public twenty years, and has steadily grown in favor and appreciation. This could not he the case unless the preparation was of high intrinsic value. The combination of the Phosphate of Lime with pure Cod Liver Ol, as prepared by Dr. Wilbor, has produced a new phase in the treatment of Consumption and all diseases of the Lungs. It can be taken by the most delicate invalid without creating the disgusting nausea which is such an objec tion to the Cod-Liver Oil when taken without Lime. It is preseribed by the regular faculty. Sold by the proprietor, A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists. €0 1241 11th Street Souheast. Read the Post for A. Kaufman's weekly bar gains. Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold-Meat Sauce.—The universal favorite both In the United States and Grea Britain. Wholesome, delicious, economical and nutritious, Saves anxiety, waste and trouble. e€0 Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best ofall. eo 1241 11th Street Southeast. See A. Kaufman's weekly bargains in the Na- tional Republican. 3 83 Per Gallo |. 75e. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near D st. s&w-1m Rongh on Coughs. Ask for “ Rough on Coughs,” for Coughs, Cold, Sore Throat, Hourseness, Troches, 15e. Liquid, 23 BUSINESS CHANCES. W antep-Respons IBLE PARTY TO LAY h bri ea Py, the job eS ees An3 four re onses; also, plastering, &c. For particulars, speciti- cations, &c., Sail at 4 id 5th st. ne. for three days, it OR FIRST-CLASS HOTEL located at Washington Grove camp ground, 21 Imiles from the city, is now offered for rent. By order BE. F SIMPSON, Secretary, 1005 Pennsyivania ave. api-it 10LD OF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, ‘ock and Furniture, for sale: rent low: first” class business stand. For particulars apply to S. H. WALKER, 630 Lonisiana av ‘aps-im FST END HOTEL, SITU- h and M sts, Georgetown; contains 50 rooms, beside kitchen, laundry and bar room: Penn- |* wivania avenue cars pass the door. Inquire, for tur- ther Permit to examine the premises, yPv & WILCOX, Real Estate Agents, 1907 ‘ave. nw.” ap5-6t ‘K ANDGOOD WILLOF A PRO- rticulars and Hey, Non, Store, , in. the northwestern part of the city, doing a good business; good reasons for selling. dares H. C.rStat office. ap3-3t* OR SALE—GOO: Sample Room, her 14th and WILL AND FIXTU: Inquire at 600 14th st. n. sts, naw. JPOR SALE—VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ‘on north side cf Pennsy?vaniaavenue, between 9th and 10th sts.n.w. Inquire of W. J. MILLER, attor- Ini -law, 456 Louisiana ave. (OR EXCHANGE. Beautiful corner Lot on Columbia Heights for ‘Vacant ground in East Washington. SWORMST DT & BRADLEY, 928 F street. CATTLE RANCHE-A SAFE INVESTMENT for small stockholders. ‘The well-known standing of the gentlemen controlling this company is a guaran- tee of an honest and capable management—insuring handsome returns to all investors, ‘Subscriptions re- ceived for 60 days. Full particulars furnished by ad- dressing Lock Box 211, Washington, D.C. apl-lm* OPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTILTHE 2TH OF APRIL, 1885, for excavating a Cellar fora house on F st. n.w., between 10th and 11th sts., per cubic yard. The amount of cubic yards to be re. Moved is about seven hundred, more or less. The work will be given to lowest bidder, but the right willbe reserved to reject any and all bids for thesame. The ‘ty to whom the work will be awarded wiil be noti- Beatnereof and the patty inaiing the proposal 1sast state the time after commencing the work when {t will be completed. Address, throngh the office, & An No. 1647 30th st., West Washington, D.C. ap2-th,s,tu3t* OR HI E—A FINE SADDLE MARE, GENTLE and with easy gait, during April, May ‘and June; terms easy and references required. Apply, to 1424 6th st. b.w, mh: pa-2te F%, SALE-—FRED. STEINLE’S Bakery, Confectionery and Ice Cream Establish- ment. One ofthe best locations in the city. Has been conducted as above for the past thirty yes rate opening for an energetic young man, the business, to make a com perency in a few y Only reason for selling, the desire of the present owner to retire from active work. For information as to term: apply to GEO. BREITBARTH, mh313w" id Fellows’ Hali, Washington, D.C. GENTLEMAN EXPERIENCED IN CATTLE business west desires partner with small capital. Character and business integrity guaranteed by best citizens of the District. Address ee of fice. mh30-6t* OR SALE—FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE sale and Retail Wine and Liquor Store, 1732 Penn- ‘Ivania ave. mil6 OHNT. MITCHELL, Dealer in Real Estate, Notary Pubiic, 1100 Pennsylvania ave. ap2-10t Improved and unimproved property in all parts of the District for sale, Loaus negotaied. ‘Lavertnenes made. Estates settled. 193m BOARDING. HE POPULAR HOLLY TREE DINING-ROOM, 518 th st. n.w., has been leased by J.B. BUR- GESS. Old patrons, friends of the new proprietor and the pablic invited to give him a call. 2-11 sp21m ‘Usual prices. S stot, for rent, with onrds neveral fargo peas, T.W., for Tent, W! 3 neve! ant Rooms; also, two or three small Room: as boarders accommodated. 3; transient nh23-2w* 2148 PENNSYLVANIA with Hee eyane Neral handsome Rooms ow vacant, rst-class Board, for transient or permanent ‘Table boarders desired, Mrs. NEWTON. mh23-4w' RS, HOWARD'S HOUSE, 476 PENN- sylvania ave., one square from 6th street depot, ppposite National Hotel. Established 15 years. Transl it $1 te ‘So per daye ‘Table ana’ ae, rior, ns} 0 2 ‘su ‘Temperance house. LG HOWARD, mb20-1m* Proprietress, ARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT AT 314 AND 316 Indiana ave. for three months, at $16 Per month.’ “Advance” ent strictly required. peo TPHE LOCHIEL HOUSE S12 OTH ST. NW. And the La Pierre, sonuhwest corner o¢ 10in aid i 1LW., are the best conducted Boarding houses in the city: ‘Table first-class; pleasant rooms, moderate, A eae inted ani in first-class grder.” It fs the coolest and sneer ble place to ‘in the city. and $45 per month. SUMMER RESORTS. LADY ABOUT SECURING A PLEASANT Seaside Residence for the summer, can accommodatesui:able personsapplying eariy. For further iniormation call with references, at 1325 K st. ‘ipovem NEW COLUMBIA HOTEL, Cape May, New Jersey. mn of guests, mee M4 Ou ol "prick hotels Now open for the rece the finest and most substantial on the Jersey coast. Has all the modern improvements, Thor heated. ‘Terms reasonable, “The New Columbia will be for rent’ from June 1st. ‘This is a Splendid Chance for Hotel Men. For terms to sey JAMES MOONEY, 206-8 8. Front st., mh28,ap4,11,18428-5¢ Philadelphia, Pa, ~ ‘OR RENT—TWO NICE COTTAGES, SITUATED ‘on commanding ground, in Oskiand, Aid. Both cottages are convenient located to a depot, post office, churches and hotels, and, are part to, je tenants wi be rented Jor the seaion or for the year. For terms *inbio-2m 205 Park ave., Baitimore, Md, TT Gity: 83 South Covoling atauae ae the ocean. Ek through gallery. Modern con’ open ail tho year DUBOIS @ YOUNG, Proprietors ces mh?Ime St ‘TERS. oe 2 eee ee CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE. EXCURSIONS. ‘Atsvars GRAND OPERA HOUSE j FAREWELL PERFORMANCE or RHEA. ‘This Evening at S, Tom Taylor's Reautifl Comedy, AN UNEQUAL MATCH. Rhea as Hester Grazebrooke. Monday, April 6, HAVERLEY'S MINSTRELS, the largest and best Minstrel Company in the Wor! including the world famous CRAGG FAMILY. ‘The Gymnastic and Acrobatic marvels of theage. Sale of seats now open AM AvGHS GRAND OP SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘Mr. Albangh begs to announce tha’ at a very expeuse he has effected an engagement for E GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERTS By THEODORE THOMAS And his own Orchestra of Sixty Musicians, ine FURSC > WILLIAM J, WINCH. RICH, Baswo. ack. ‘Tenor; THIS SEASON, arranged programs. ‘The afternoon program will be modeled after the Educational series known as the PEOPLES POPULAR So deservedly successful this season In New York elitr, Season tickets ling to first seats (in order of | formances, $5. The price | will be $2.50,$2 aud $1 a), $1. scription list will be open ‘Opera He office on and after 10a. m., Monday, Apeil 6th ders may also be left ut Hrentano's, Arlington, lard’s, Ebbitt and Riges House, which will be telephoned to the Grand Opera House, due order upon the regisier. ror’: THE LEOPOLDS: THE LEOPOLDS! TEASTER HOLIDAY PANTOMIME, RAVEL AND HANLON Or- EASTER MATIN SCHOOL UNIT: jONDAY. ‘Cheap prices. Chi DON'T FORGET MONDAY MATIN THE GREAT AL BALL OF THE Ts RD at Forrest Hall, George TER MONDAY, April 6th, ‘Tickets, admitting gent and ladies, $1. Hat room free. ae wIURCH, M and How We Ought to T ae Scents. apaeate Wa The Leading Dramatic Event of the Season.“G® PATIENCE! PATL Grand Special Performance of Gilbert and Sul Favorite Opera on SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, At ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ‘Under the supervision of Mr. A. A. Hayes, assisted by the very best society talent, in eo with the Georgetown Orchs 4&5 This production of Patie: manent fund for the Georgetown view of the many excellent concerts. by this organization, it is confidently public will accord them @ generous a: support. ‘Seats, 75c., $1 » ALL'SEATS a'T BRENTANO BROS., Pa. ave. and 11th st ae Every ‘seat in house is reserved. W Asiixcron LL ARMORY, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 6TH, GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT Under the Auspices of the B. P. 0. LODGE OF ELKS. THE ENTIRE MARINE BAND HAS BEEN | ENGAGED TO FURNISH THE CONCERT AND PROMENADE MUSIC. ‘Tickets can be had from the Members of the Lodge | andatBrentano's =i E IDEAL QUARTETTE CONCERT, ‘Fhat was postponed on account of the iliness’of Mrs. MeCartee, will take place MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 6m, Atthe Congrecatioual Church. Reserved Seats, 50 cents, at Ellis &€ Co.'s. apsst ‘Lesexve Buoer, - on LIVING PICTURES RECITATION, MRS. JARLEY’S WAX WORKS, for the benefit of ASCENSION CHURCH, AT WILLARD HALL, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 6TH, AT FIGHT, ‘Tickets, one dollar. Artistic Programs. 10 cents, For Sale at Brentano's and at Thompson's Drug ap2dt_ GANUEL c T, AL i= baugh's, APRIL 9, 1885. aa P Brentano’ Bros., at ny Coxcenr. CHORAL SOCIETY, Assisted by MISS AGNES HUNTINGTON AND MR. WHITNEY MOCKRIDGE, of New York. | CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8TH. j Admission. including reserved seat $1. Sale of seats | st Droop’s, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, commencing | Friday, April 3, apl-ot Graxp Easter Exunrrros On Thursday, April April ath and Mon, day, April 6th. at the WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, 1509 Hisireet. PLEASE CALL. mh30-6t HE WASHINGTON ROLLER RINK, %TH STREEL AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. Choice seats “at Prices, BEST FLOOR SOUTH 0) FANCY SKATING EV! Y EVENING. eae Pek Sek ae hs ty ges exhibition SE a ceeee ieee MUSEUM, Late Lincoln Hall, corner 9th and D sta. n.w. EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 30, GLASSFORD COMBINATION, IN THE GREATEST DRAMATIC WORK OF THE AGE, THE TWO ORPHANS. Admission to family circle, 10 cents: admission to first floor, 20c. Reserved seats may be secured six days in advance without extra charge at the Box | Office ‘of the museum, In the future’ Box Office will be open from a.m. sharp to 10 p.n. Doorsopen at] and 7 p.m.; overture one hour later. Carriages may be ordered at 4:10 and 10:10 p.m. TER COMIQUE. MONDAY, MARCH 30, pecial | Sp ent of HARRY NTAGUE, And His Superb Star Com iy, in the Brilliant Sense ional Comedy. A WIDOWS MASQUERADE, | With the Latest Agony, the Elastic Quadrill mh80-6t Matinees, Every Day, except Monday Coons Graxp Excunsiox J rm COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA, Including THE MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY, THE YOSEMITE VALLEY, And other featares of great interest. ‘To Leave on THURSDAY, MAY 7%, 1885. Pallman Cars, First-class Hotel Accommodation, Oar Tiage Drives, and all Necemary Expenses included, occapying eight weeks. Fall descriptive program, with map of the route sent free by mail on application, perand fe2-w&s.2m COUNTRY JLESIDE, I Rear 14th street, one mile from Boundary. Large rooms with d; 07 and gay grounds, well hades Pen erates te ShCURED THE HANDSOME RESE Mr. i. W. Newman, adjoining my owm season, 1 Shall open both, for Ts. on oF about May Ist. Rooms art rst class. “Location uneaquall from Tallroad station; (ex sween Washington and Laarel make nty-six minutes). For terms and othet rticolars address Mrs. J. H. CARMIENCKE, P.O, x SY, Laurel. Me. c RTAIN FIRST: men preferred.” For Jars apply as above, or address ROS! Star ottior SUMMER BOARD, SOUTIT SHORE View Farm, one hott from Boston, elewated Jocw tensive law sis.tennis ground,shade trees, plagea, fashioned farm of stable ac se open May 1st, Centre Mosk, pl -waeeat __LADIES’ Goops. Mrs M. J. Hes. 09 F STREET NORTHWEST. SPRING OPENING OF IMPORTED MILLINERY, MONDAY AND TURSDAY, mh2s MARCHE Sorm AND Sisr. M RS S: LMA Reever, 608 9th strect, opposite Patent Offtes, Eeceived @ new and elegant lve of Infant's and Children's WHITE DRESSPS, SLIPS A! LACE AND SHIRRED « AND SHORT MERE LONE Plain and ULAR SPRING OPENING, 1585. TUESDAY NEXT,MARCH 31, MME, J. P. PALMER, 1207 F STREET N.) J. E Finrotenion EASTER OPENING OF FLOWERS, Which are the most perfect devised and beautiful that the Parisian makers Lave been uble to produoa, “SPRING MILLINERY.” Large assortment of Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &a, Fancy Gold Mixed Braids, from dc. per yd. upwards, Best Black SUk Jerseys, $Y. “This is a special bars gain. Jersey Newtharkets. made expressly fot Imported Jersey at $3. Large assortment of Imported Visites, embracing @ new style “Cloxe-titting Visite.” Foster Gloves, improved books, new shades for Easter. 7 rev Paris, {mh19] 907 Paave, Pac Kose. and eradicating WRINKLES, for SKLN, t smooth and free erstht known has can will = a weigh $2a box. Can be sent by mail, KOSMEO POUDRE. ‘The finest powder ever used,and considered In ite ¢fiects more like enamel than atigthing yet diseovereds itis very’ fine in combination with Palm, Kosmep: Gan be used with every confidence. Price, Se end @d per box. Can be sent by mail, Mns, LANGTRY’S SECRET OF BEAUTY for the complexion. It is exquisite and @ great im provement over any liquid wet tn P SE LEAVES, an indelible tint for , aks can be tuned on the most delicate and sitive complexion without injury. It Rent of art. Price, Suc. and gL 50 a bottle. aden THOMPSON, 32 EAST 14TH ST., NEW YORK, AND Miss LOTTIE DAVIS, 931 F ST., N.W., Fe iy with Lord & taylor, Nev ‘York; ‘ormerly wi rlor, New rr & Co., St. Louie, Mo. sed Suits made at the shortest notice. ——— Prices, on een Guarant rity. calng Dresses Trouseaun a . “ine ‘G07 Pennsylvania ave-cover SE Williga'd) R, Late with Geo. White, Ladies’ Tailor, ‘Has just returned from New York, and will open Fashionable Dresmaking. Parlors, 416 12th st. nw nearly opposite Palais Roval, MONDAY, March Dresses made in the latest dashion at prices, Cloth Costumes s specialty, made by mig asee tailors, at short notice. oT! —MADAME VALMONT Bi TO 4N inform her patrons and customers that sbete Bared to clean ahd got ap all fine LACES CORT, Stall descriptions,“ MADRAS A SPECIALTY. the Most approved styles, Established since 1856. 7! 1th st. now, mb?lm* Asror Fisa ERS Chemical Dry Cleant Ladies’ and Gentian t Aacainony also, Velvet an@ Plush Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Gloves, etc, are PERDIES EVENING DEGREES 8 SPECIALTY. Ms 4852 &. HUurneny, = 430 Text STREET NonTHweet, Makes Corsets to order tn ie and material ‘and guarantees perfect fit aiid comfort Tien Sractalries Aue ‘Underel ‘Merino’ ace Underclothing, Underweng Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Goota, French Corsets and 1'Children’s Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss EL'sows the price is IME MUSEUM. Pennavivania avenue, near 12th street and. up ofthes Tice Field in the Polar Seas, Costly and ‘Beautiful Cossames, ands Company Ex celled by Nobet SSBIBNER'S BICYCLE SCHOOL. INSTRUCTION FREE TO PURCHASERS, COLUMBIA AND ALL FIRST-CLASS BICY- AND ACCESSORIES AT FAC- BICYGSS AND TRICYCLES SOLD ON IR- FENTON HALL, E STREET, NEAR 11TH NORTHWEST. Tue Naroxat Sars Dzrosrr Co. PENAL, TPL Ta? ONCE RD anne $900,000 FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS. 3 .