Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrice oF THE CHIR S1G<A1. Orrrcen. WASHINGTON April 6, 1885, 10 a.m. For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather westerly winds, shifting to southerly by Tues- Yay morning, slightly warmer temperature In southern portion, and stationary temperature in nofthern portion, rising foliowed by falling Barometer. For Tuesday—Increasing cloudiness and light rains are Indicated for the middle and south Atlantic states and lower lake region, Slightly warmer weathe: cuted nessee and upper lake Light rains.are indi- ior the east gulf states, Obto valley, Ten- region, with changes In temperature, exce} jon, where the temperature will rise, lake region, where per Bary CARRIAGES, straw mattings and re W. B. Moses & northwest. pril 6, 1835.—Chi cery company, S06 7th st, Washington, D. frigerwtors in every _variet: Son, corner 11th and F stre Cureaco, Tit. seli atte for de. Ib., white sugar for sugar for Ge. Ib., cut sug: fe °o LURAY CAVERNS and return every day, eg Southern special! ets on sale. Capsicum Congh ured by themselves, and are ty years’ experience in com- via Shenandvab valley. Special excursion ticket: B. H. Doverass & Sos: Drops are manuiae ‘the result of over f pounding cough mis xires. Ger THE GENUINE TASTE Of the best qual- stporthe weed use the Violet. Ping “Chewing It will be most accéptable ifyou most fastidious votaries "Tobacco. chew. It sults the ‘Of tobacco, and it fs pure and economie: gylden opinions everywhere. Luehs & Bro., win 525 7th st. nw. Brrorr ents. ‘ond-band pisxuos at W Pennsylvania av Bury’s Pivsiss! Giseases, LADIES AND GENTLE Jong in examining yi cheapest and best in the of A. Fisher, 906 Fossa. 1427 New York avenue. Our, Easter pith she unpreced: Ing this week ab resented to hoe Store. 310 7 Ick CREAM and Charlotte Russe, oe holes, $1.24. Our $3 kid boots now $1.99. Gent's English walking shoes reduced to $1.93. Great reductions in all departments at the 10 7th street northwest, ylvania avenue. Family Shoe Store, ‘frst store from Pen! Tue Lucky Ma: State Lotter; last evenin; reporter the same as he tsed juestions he said: “I will collect the money rough the banks the same as T would a draft, sending the lottery ticket as a draft. © business, Tam not fully decided upon, will make no change during this col I am clerkt yet, just as though nothing had Bay City (Mich.) Tribune, March 21. future but I weather any way Geo. A. Spear yesterday received a New York ), in payment of his claim isiana State Lottery. The ex- raft for $74.) against the Lé te change for collecting the ¥ Buy City (Mic! Hora Soctery.—See Special Notice. ns, without change, be- PULLWAN PALACE ( tween Washington and andoah valle: Southern spec me! ‘THE Chicago Grocery company, 806 7th st., offers good Rio coffee for 1 26e. Ib., Old Goverament Fact and E titties Lieut ixraSrry Anmory.—Elk;s' promenade | concert. Witnarp Hatt—Living pictures and Mrs. Jarley’s wax works, Te riety. Drwe Mcsrew.—“ Under the Gaslight.” i _—“Rip Van Winkle” | age Condensed Locals. Street lamps willbe lighted at 6:50 p.m., and HeExzoe's Musee extinguished at ‘The first Washi gear was participated in who yesterday went to Pour of the members went Mr. Law wi mums subserib 4c. Ib, granulated Te, Wb. varchasing elsewhere don’t fail to examine the large assortment of new and sce: FG. Metzerotiee .. Second door west of 9th st. EWA tures grivel and kindey EX, don't tatry too iz wardrobe.” Ans~ to be cleaned or dyed. you ean have done cheapest and bes liable business of treet northwest. ins dsome Easter card. will be haser at the. Family street northwest. cents, worth 50 cents, ‘School shoes at 93 cents, worth $1.50. Ladies’ shoes at 9S cents, worth $1.60. Ladies’ cenuine kid boots, worked button jeo. A. Spear, the lucky man who drew the $75,000 in thé ‘Louisiana was met by the Tribune scribe in the post office. changed any since the good news came, with the possible exception that his face is now'often bedecked with smiles. ‘The wealth so muddeniy heaped upon him has not elevated his hea above the common herd, and he talked to the to. cial, RIEN, ASTLEY & Co.'s first- nagerié opens or aweek. Best TER CoMigve.—Harry Montague and ‘yele club run of the nineteen members, wbin John. brid; upon the success they achieved. | Gov. Curtin has issued a cireular letter to the goveruor's of the states suggesting that they ought Frapoed visit to Gettysburg. Flan of the first army cory Count de Paris, whoverved on Att avening, dersons. ES Ini ‘eounection 1 happened. — is Forp’s Orrxa Hovse.—The Leopolds in pan- sornime. with slight in the upper G& this date sugars as below: Brown sugat “Twill 903 We are offer- Fe has not Tp answer to ‘As to my in the store “st Rio for be Min- | | | A Railroad's Responsibility. A JUDGMENT AGAINST THE B. AND 0. COM- PANY REVERSED. The Court in General Term to-day reversed the judgment for 210,000 given in the court below In the ease of Paul Jones against the B. and O, railroad company for damages sustained in having an arm broken December 10th, 1881, and for other injuries. The case was remanded. Jones wanted to go to Gaithersburg, but was di- rected by a railroad employe to a train bound for Baltimore. When he was told bis mistake he jumped from the train and broke bis arm. Judge James in delivering the opinion of the court said the company would have been re- sponsible if the accident had oceurred as the train was approaching a station, when it was customary to slow up and let the off, but he did not think it could be held res] sible in sueh a ease as this. Chief Justice Cart- ter and Judge Wyille dissented from this view, but “that the ease should be remant on other grounds, es Importaut Real Estate Sales. Mr. B.H. Warner has sold, for Mr. Leander M. Hubby, to My. Caleb C. Willard, through his attorney, Mr. John B. Larner, the two houses, 333 und 1335 F street, known as the Adams houses, for $55,000. Mr. Warner has also sold, tor Mr. George B. Warren, of New York, toJ. L. ras, a lot on the north side of I street, be- New Hampshire avenue and 25th street, i, being at the rate of twenty-five foot. Mr. Guerden Snowden has sold len L. Warder, the wife of Mr. B. H. Wartler, of Ohio, two lots, tronting 48 feet 16 inches on the north side of K_ street, between 15th and 16th streets, for 817,568. Giles Blague nis also sold to Mrs. Warder the adjoining 24 fort 7 inches on the east for $9,000. John F. Waczaman has sold to Anna S. Slater the prop- erty at the southwest corner of 2d and B streets for $16,000, eee A Call to Florida, J.Grimke, pastor of the Fifteenth- street Presbyterian church, has just returned from Jacksonville, Fla., where he had been overlooking the feld of the Presbyterian chureh of that + to whien he recently received a call, After preaching an Easter sermon from his pulpit yesterday, Dr. Grimke was asked iow he liked his trip to Jacksonville, and ther he contemplated accepting the call to i He said that he was so he had been the trip and the field to which he was Seriously inclined to accept. that the only matter which weighed in favorably considering the proposed change was that there was more work to be done in the new fleld than here. He thought that the Lord had sent him here to do a work which he had performed, and ff the Lord should direct him to accept the cull to Jacksonville he would obey, notwithstanding the personal sac- rifles he would have to make. Dr. Grimke, by his efforts as pastor, hus brought the 15th-street church out of its indebtedness, and the mem- bers of the congregation are very unwilling to part with him. Se THe NATIONAL GaME.—The Nationals won shother gan mn the celebrated Brooklyns on Swturday by the score of 15 to9. They played an up-hill game with pluck, and outbatted and tHlelded their opponents.” ‘The home nine has ady proved itself constituted of the material alr which will show up well in the American Asso- ciation ‘hen it is finally admitted to it. ‘To- day the Nationals play against the Athletics in Philad resting on Tuesday. The othet fou the week they will play against two of the strongest clubs of the league. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the famous Providence club will play herg, and on Satur- day the home team will face the Buffalos. a Tr me St, Dominic's CHturcH Fuxp.—At a ing of the members of the congregation of Doininie’s church, last evening, Father Donnelly, the pastor, reported that the amount ‘of cash so far received towards repairing the sedone amounted to nearly $8,000. At we of the meeting the following ‘new sub- striptions were reported: Cash, through Miss Liztie Mahon, $50; Hanna & Johnson, Henry ew Orleans, viashen- | C. Winship, $23 each; cash, through Miss Han- 3 nah O'L «friend, John Clotworthy, Michael Kinig, $10’ each; A.” Pierchinski, John Connell, Maurice Murphy, John F. G. Lyons, irs. Juhu Murphy, Daniel Gayney, W. H. Teuny & Son, Miss Joe White, Lettie Fippert, . Canty, D. Horrigan, Dr. J. M. McCall, Mrs. Joha Ships D. T. Donohoe, $5 each. —— THe Conconan MEDAL AWARDED—The Cor- dil offered to the one Who has made atest’ improvement in drawing from « the year 1884 at the Corcoran Gal- rt has been, upon the decision of the of New ¥ tists, presented to Miss Augusta Hartwell, ‘of this city, by Dr. Welling, president of the board of trustees. Wire Farurn axp Coronep Davonrer, James King, a white man, 45 years old, walked into the Police Court dock ttis morning earry- nth an old clay pipe, and wearing his last summer's straw hat, both of which the court ordered him to remove. He was charged with assaulting his 15-year-old colored daugh- ter, Ida, who gave testiinony against ber white father. court put him “under personal bonds to keep the peace for six months. pouetnsdasets Tue PRestpext’s Cuvrcu.—The President did not oceupy his pew at the First Presbyte- rian church yesterday morning. Miss Cleve- lund and Miss Folsom attended the service, ov Atinira in West a (OUSEBREAKING.—Early y morning the SST eatbed ated aloe ee les, used to valued at $8. Officer Cot- ‘@ short negro man, boxes under his arm, and gave chase, bat did not succeed bo ore oe: the old ‘on of fcer Bucrows, met with an. “peel dent arday big vy falling down stairs, pot ly oe hegd and face. Dr. Snyder ASLI —| it ty clock yester- afternoon ‘of fire was sounded from box 72 tor fire discovered In the root of a 1L'N. street, occupied by Mr. A. ba lemon, of he State departinent; damage 'HE SEWERS.~A number of residents on N street, between 82d and 33d streets, complain of the’bad smell which issues thi the forated sewer caver on that square. A force of workmen is engaged in removing thp filth, &c., from the sewers. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7A.3t.—Great Falls, temperature, 47; condition, 2; receiving reservoir, temperature, 46; condi: tion at connection, south connection, 6; distributing reservoir, ten.perature,48; condi- tion at influent gate ‘house, 5: efifuent gate house, 8. ates The pastor, Rev. Dr. Sunderland, preached, and at the e)mmunion service which followed seventeen persons were admitted to the church couiessson and two by letter. In the even- ing a special Easte was held. There wa ge attendance at both services, sins lara fardner, corresponding secr>- | tary of the inaugural executive con letters from subseribers t o have recel ed, congratulating the d back the committee | seeompanied by their staffs on the H. Stine, his has invited the ‘MecCtellan’s staff. » Chureh of the Incarnation, Saturday Bishop Paret confirmed a class of mine | Rev. J. A. Oertel, the assistant rector of Incar- | wation church, will soom present to the church a | specumen ‘the life of Christ, trom Els rection. of his handiwork in the shave of an | of carved wood, upon which is carved | birth to His resur- | J Ata meeting of the Analostan Boat club Sat- urday night several {mprovements to the boat | waite for the upriver | house were ordered an landing agreed upon. At the meeting of the Gospel Temperance So- stety of Capitol Hill, at the Fourth-strect ME. ‘a buuner was presented to president. Mrs. Thomas B. untley delivered an address, Mr. Howard M. Johnson, died at his home of pneumonia, after an Lilhess vs. He was a ber of several clubs, including church last evenin; R Saturday even! of only tive man, anda the Analostan Boat ciub. Saturday evening Dr. M. G. Elizey, of the medical school of the University or Georzetown, delivered a lecture before the Master Plumbers" Association on “Poisons, contagions, and jnl- axis. Officers John C. Daley and_B. T. Rhodes got gvidence in nineteen Sunday bar cases yester- ‘Thomas J. Conroy, keeper of a saloon In the Was fined S2U by Judge Snell to-day saivinte tor slotting Edward 3 Virginia, was arrested In the Saturday night by a special subsequently attac friends, and was the Sunday lai forced to Scape.” The oficer fired his pistol whic the fugitive and he was recaptured. [He the station for his appeat- auce, which was forfeited in the Police Court t- Jett $5 collateral at day. Yesterday morning at the corner of 7th and 0 streets, Wri. Bruce, colored, employed Thoma: Seales to black his "boots for whieh jie refs A fight followed, duriug which blood d freely from the nose of the boot black. wasarrested by Officer Daley whom he Court this morning as mean seamp who pose on a bout black, aud fed Bruce | of representative Christian | ple aasembled at Masonic to pa. flow Brace assaulted. Su i oa $10 or 30 days. A large audiens and teroperance hall yesterday afternoon to lis by Hon. John B. Finch, worth: Wor In the Potic ‘Suell said it District templars. ———— Fracrcrep His SKULL wit 4 Brice.— About 6 o'clock last evening & jobn between John H. Johns and head with a brick, 2 ns was Ulal pear. the _— ee Judgment ‘until We 4 ys Potro at rue Rixx.—There will bea mateh of polo for the cham; y Die Bice Puceday night at the Wendie oe ‘9th street and ‘the Stars, of the ee: —— in Sata camauie 800 bos tame ot Se Sasoagnont Fo . Dieterman, & countryman from Theater Comique oft by one of the'prisoner's | let ten of Nebraska, the chief of the Good Tempinrs o An excellent choir was in attendance, gud prayer was offercd by the chaplain ofthe re and Le went immed ately to the collector's office and obtained his Ueense. This is to be followed up by ative arrests until all the drummers shail have paid during which Taylor struck Johns in ‘was conveyed to Providence lis [ee ae snot The Inland avenue, be- ington Fil Street rink,'and ink. ppalar young cer, Who was | his priconer fright town address | rand | the f the che occurred raylor, both the skull. | Cookery, 1 ottomans at ‘to con- JULIUS LANSRUKOM, 315 Tth street. Ladies—King’s KING's Orexixe.—A ten Hats and “Eoansts and Tuesday, April tt = ‘Opening of continued and 7th. All Tue MISSION AND INDUSTRIAL ScHooLs ENTERTAIN MENT.— An entertainment will take place in Willard Hail on Toesday, Wedn z and Thursday, the 7th, Sth, and 9th of April for the benen? of the First Mission School of H street. Washington ry, G17 14th street, Saint Mury’s ‘hool for Colored Girls, 20th street, between G and H, and the Metropdittan Indus: #1 School, H street, corner of 19th. A practi. exhibition of the lessons given 1m cooking te uals during the frst day, and samples necdiework will be exhibited and offe1 for School of Cool Industeiat ry) w of sale by the Industria! schools. Refreshments will be for sale during the day and evening. On Wednesday and Thursday evenings there will be concerts, The hull will be open for a luneh. ATENTS IN CouRT.— filed a Dill In equity by the Remington com- as & Benediet for an ‘He claims that he ts tor of an improvementin type wr ex for which he received letters patents December 26, 1876, good tor Years; that the Remii c avithout his consentor allowance to him, ive lusringed on the rights intended to be and have Teensed Wyckoff, dict, and this infringement has. joss Of 3500,000 to him. ro pevss rv CF This Powder never varies A niarvel of purity, strength and whoiesomenees. More economical than the ontinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition Yue multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sorp ONLY 1x caxa Korat Baxine PowDex Co.. 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 WES 4 coup on otter CAUSE CHECKS the operation of the secretive organs thelr natu. ral healthy action should be restored by the use of inthunmatory material thereby ze- he system. ‘Much serious sickness and suitering might be preventel by thus promptly cor- rectiu: those slight derangements that, otherwise, ‘often develop into settled diseasa, AYERS SARSAPARIGLA, THE FIRST BLOOD 4A. medicine tw prove a real succens, still hold its place 29 first in public estimation, both at hone and vail, as shown by its smiraculouy cures and im- mensely increased sales, mh31 Suxs: Six: PANCY SILKS, 370 COLORED SI/.KS—Cucnet, Green and Blue, 50. gBLACK SILKS, real cast "value 91.25, reduced to COLORED Stn. ED SILKS, excellent quality, real cash value FINE QUALITY, actual ipecial tasenin BLACK SILKS, VERY ‘Value $2, reduced to $1.50. 5} HANDSOME EROCADE, SILKS in Cream, Blue and White, reduced to (saan me _ COLOR SILK VELVETS, $1. - HASmONE BOCANE WEkcR gtx vixe WHARTON, SMDCARE SAGE BROCADE COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED CorTon Cxew York EETING, widest mW YORK MILES SID very best, xctral cost Ze. eK LADIES CLOTH SUITING, in Gi oe pe nad STEUER Or owe x BI poe: ow ie ROCA DE DRESS GOODS, all ‘BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, all pure linen, 45¢ 1. ure wool. widest double width, 711 MARKET SPACE, mhz ‘Wear the commer of 7unsirest, Book SAze.—Mr. Dowling will commence the sale, this evening at 7:30 o'clock, at his auction: rooms, of @ lafge collection of Smiscellaneous books, — Ssrzn SNEEZEN SNEEZE, unttl your head seems ready to ly off un- til your nose and éyes discharge excessive quantities of thin, irritating, Watery fluid, until your head aches; month aid throat parclied, and blood at fever heat. ‘This is an Acute Catarrh,and is instantly relleved by ‘single dose,and permanently cured by one bottle of Sanvoud’s RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRE, Complete Treatment with Inhiler $1.~ One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrh Solvent, and one Improved Inhaler, in one package, may now be had of alldruggists for $1. Ask for SaxForD's Rapicat CoRR “The only absolute specific we know of.”—Med. ‘Times, “The best we have found in alifetime of suffer- ing."—Rev. Dr. Wiggin, Boston. “After along strog- gle with Catarrh, the Rantcat Cunx hasconquered.”— Rev. 8. W. Mouroe, Lewtsburgh, Pa. “I have not found a case that ft did not relieve at once.”—Andrew Lae, Manchester, Mass. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. - COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. For the relief atid prevention, the instant itis ap- plied, of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sciatica, Coughs, Colds, Weak back, Stomach and Bowels. Shooting Pains, Numbness, Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpita- Yon, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria and Epliemics, use Collins’ Plasters (an Electric Battery combined with a Porous Plaster) and Jaughi at pain. 25 Cents Everywhere. mb31 123 Cex ‘There are lots of Collars in the market for a smaller sum than the above, but they are elther made of cot- ton or are deficient in style, Job lota in Collars always mean styles that people have condemned. I have been tempted at times by such alluring baits, but the room being more valuable than the goods, I disposed of them. by auction for four cents per dozen. While the ex- treme of low pride is not destrable, the extreme of high price is to be avoided. Keep one thing in view Very finelinen will hot wearwith as much satisfaction as one betwixt and between. The English who understand this matter better, provide Collars and cuffs of coarse linen. Having established my happy medium, I can furnish you Linen Collars for $1.50 per dozen, having all the essentisis of style, workmanship and good wear. Lower do not buy; higher it is unnecessary to go. If, however, you persist in higher prices, after this warning, I have them for 92.40 per dozen. Linen Cuffs you need uot pay more than 25 cents for one pair, no? less if you want good ones. I have some of excellent quality, old style and large sizes,for half that price. ‘White Dress Shirts for 50 cents. HENNING, THE CLOTHIER, 410 SEVENTH STREET. _ apa Ovexive Or Sparse Day Goons ar ©. M. TOWSON'S, . 36 Pennsylvania avenue. South Side, Plain and Brocade SILK VELVETS, 95 Sinha eee PUT new esos Shen, 5 CASHMERES, French Dye, i ores Ere, ‘Satin Barred NAINWOOK, 8 cts., 10-cts, cts. CHILDREN'S ENGLISH STOCKINGS. Solid Colors, no. 15 Ladies English: ‘Satin Damasic Spring Shades cts, Bo: 30 2 Feather Proof BED TICKING 18 ao CARPETS. CARPETS. SRNR GARE, Bev eae Good Ingrain' CARPET 30 cts! : © M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, apleo South Side. ‘AVING A NEW FRONT PUT IN OUR STOR! and we musi bave money! And being suxioun id gut my stock for the benufit of my unhappy cred- Hops: J will. fo8 m few dary only, give the snap away At the following low pricen: 2.50 Children’s ult She Ga pay Par ae oer aya 37-20: 98. 0u Bose’ Salts, age 13-17, 84.00. $1 16 Boy Sirgie Incicets, $1.25. ints, 0c, 1.80 Boge ingle Pan fo Gent's’ Blue jane! is s_ Working Pants. $1. J. W: SELBY. 1914 and 1916 Peunsyivan THE: MISFIT yTORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. HAS JUST OPENED A COMPLETE LINE OF SUITS FOR BOYS FROM 5 TO 18 YEARS, WHICH, FOR VARIETY OF STYLES, QUALITY OF MATERIAL, ELEGANCE OF WORKMANSHIP AND LOWNESS IN PRICES, HAS NEVER BEEN, AND CANNOT NOW BE, EQUALED IN 1HE CITY. THE SAME MAY BE SAID OF OUR AS SORTMENT OF SUITS FOR YOUNG ANDOLD, LEAN OR FAT, LONG OR SHORT MEN. SPRING OVEROOATS FROM 86 UP. IMMENSE LINE OF PANTS FROM $1.25 UP. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, INDIGO DYE, $6.50 AND UPWARD. i CONFIRMATION SUITS VERY CHEAP. BUSINESS SUITS, 96.50 AND UPWARDS, ar THE MISFIT STORE, . CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER. ap3 G. T. Kern TAILOR, 416 orm stexer. Now Fon. Sramo Crormnxe. WHEN A MAN IS ABOUT TO BUY HIS CLOTH- ING IT 18 “FI NECESSARY THAT HE SHOULD HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE HOUSE HE DEALS WITH. HE SHOULD THEN SAT- ISFY . HIMBELF WITH REGARD TO THE PRICES. APTER WHICH HE HAS BUT TO EX- ‘E HISJUD@MENT IN MAKING HIS SE- (ONS, ‘WHO VISIT GEORGE SPRANSY ARK DISAPPOINTED CON- CERNING THESE) IMPORTANT POINTS. PER- ¥ECTHONESTY AND FAIR DEALING 18 IIS INFLEXIBLE BUSINESS PRINCIPLE, PRICES LOWER THAN OTHER HOUSES ALWAYS ‘THE RULE, AND WHEN IT COMES 10 4 QUES- s See A ONE-PRICE AND TAILOR, 507 Heventh Street. - CITy ITEMS. States and 13 Territories of the U.S. tue Inbabitants use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap 2 ‘ML. Augenstein, 817 7th street northwest, offers the follow! immense ing for to-morrow only; T 3 flower spri1 2qt,1l4e;4 e.; 14 ‘oc; 8 dinner’ sets; containing 140 pleces, $13.99 cach, worth $5: washbollers, 49c.; % doz. fancy goblets, 21c.; feather dusters, 9e.; $1 curtain oe wae Seas See sees ‘an , 1805, doz, _silverplated ss BOX pleks, 5e.; wooden water buckets, i1¢.; hammer Sud large paper tacks, 9c; $1 square bird cages, reduced to 40; $10 ratian, baby carriages, re: duced . Trunks, vallses and ret fors'20 per cent cheaper then in any other house in the city. 5 By Request our grand icon will be continued for three days longer. See Bro.'s, iE 7th street, between G and H;and 461 Pennsylvania avenue, near 444 street. Goods marked down at ures, considering the exeellenes ‘of the mo consides e excellence o! terials’ have ever been submaitted to the Wash- yublic. ie padies: Pebble Goat Slippers, 276. Ladies’ Fine Button Shoes, 9c. Ladies’ Best Curaco Kid Shoes, $1.77, Children’s Spring Heels, 57. Chile 's Solar Tip Shoes, 67¢. Infant's Button Shoes, 27c, Youth's School Shoes, 7c. Boys’ Fine Button Shoes, $1.17. Misses’ Spring Heels, 87c. Misses’ Pebble Button Shoes, 7c, Men's Lace Shoes, $1-17, ‘Men's Fine Calf Gaiters,$1.97, Men's Hand-Stitched Shoes, $3.47. aed a Rene, Alwa gure you are at tho ¥8 orm rig! Pasi Strasburger Bro. ‘7th street an Pennsylvania avenue, 1241 11th Street Southeast. ‘The Evening Critic has A. Kaufman's weekly bargains. be 3 ‘The People’s Chtice, ‘A success from the start is the new route tothe south, via B. &. 0. and Shenandoah valley rai 1241 11th Street Southeast. Aes the_ Fos for 4. Keufuan's weekly’ bar ins. To Luray and Return Every Day. ive hours at the caverns. Excursion tickets yw On sale good for two days, 1 ‘Thornton’s Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oil with H: dhosphites of Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, sonsumption, impaired nutrition and general debility; eas: and pleasant to take. Eresoribed. by phys cians, Sold by Dragelste. La bottles 50c. Thorn‘ Manufactured by n, corner Bal- timore and ‘Harrloon streets, Baltimore, Ma. ™,W, 1241 11th Street Southeast. See A. Kaufman's weekly bargains in the Na- tional Republican. 3 Pretty Wome: + Ladies who would retain freshness and vi- vacity, don’t fail to try “Wells’ Health Re- OF HOR 00, 9% Ht EEE RRR as H OO E fe eS Le ey HOR °oo Ss! H'aee BOR OF = ‘The PALIS ROYAL'S Spring Opening has left us with our Hosiery Stock broken as to sizes and colors. Our buyer is now in New York obtaining a fresh sup- ply. Inthe meantime we close out all broken lots at and below SS, TIT go 9 ges TET ge 83 at F oo SssS oF PPP Tt 000 EEE Pp ER HOO # FF EPR TT Go Ee P RB H CoO ERE = ‘In Schopper’s celebrated Hose we have nearly all sizes and colors, English oll-boiled, solid color Hose, we have broken lots, which sold for 38c., and some for 44c.apair. ‘These three lots being now amalgamated, it offers a selection from all sizes and colors. Your choice for win. ft sf 44 CENTS. aye ‘Those fancy striped Hose which we sold for the open- ing at 29c., and which are sold regularly for 35; also those fall regular, solid color Hose which we sold for 35, are broken in sizes, but we have nearly allcolors. We sacrifice these lots for nt cy Genuine silk Hose, Nor PLarrEp, which we sold for $1.35, are reduced in price, ax the only colors we have left are Binck, Navy and Cardinal. These Hose were a bargain at $1.35. We close them out at seo aaMog” os. Me CENTS. 99 ‘Those Hose with fancy striped feet and ankles and balbrigzan tops, you will remember, were sold for the ‘opening for 68, and those lisle thread Hose with white split feet were sold for 59c. We still have black and all the new colors, but are sold out of large sizes. ‘This combination lot is offered at “ we <4 8 CENTS 4 ye One of the latest PALAIS ROYAL Novelties are ‘solid colored English Hose with embroidered vertical stripes. We sold handreds of pairs for the opening at 89. Aswe cannot obtain more,and as some colors are missing, we offer them for ity n Sie CENTS. a as ed 8885 PPP, RRR It NNN Gi Sos. Be? Bet HOSES 8% me PP HERE oo Sss8 Po oO OR OI N RN ‘Goo WoW ow rrr. Wwow Ee 4 BPR WWWw FR AA RRR WWWwW oF AAA ROR .. WoW ERE AA ROE = * Merino Vests and Drawers, The best value ever Offered for 26, 35, 48, 59, 68, 98. A OL A TT 588g AA big fr fh Eo fk ft ie e aA Tn 2k Uh Bgg8 RR, (00 ¥ ¥ A ROO ¥ aE moe y AE RE “oo ¥ 24 tus > apai117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Tae Arrestios Or OUR CUSTOMERS 18 RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT, WITH A LINE OF FIRST-CLASS PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING, Embracing the Latest Novelties, and facilities for making up work. No Establishment can offer superior inducements in the way of Btyles, Fit, Material or Prices. OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ‘We also invite attention to our beautiful line of Spring Neck Weur, embracing all the New Shapes nnd Colors. Spring Shades of Gloves for Dress, Street. oF Driving. White and Colored Shirts. Plain and Bordered Handkerchiets, Underwear, &c., &c., &0. NOAH WALKER & 00., 625 Pennsylvania Avenue To Tae Lavms w ‘We take pleasure in calling your attention to this Cornet, which ie now being introduced to the Ladies of America, An invitation is extended to all to call and examine It * msi DRY _GOODS. LADIES’ GOODS. Galfer Brightwood ftace Course” ‘all kinds, Amtique ind irimmings in et, goud and silver. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. BUSINESS _CHANCES. 3 JOR RENT—§20 PER MONTH— LIMITED NUMBER OF 8H, OF THE E Angra Dreling House, with Barn, stabies, | AL United States Dynamite Projectile can ‘Sheds, forty acres mostly set in grass, five | be obtained at $10 per share, with the right cere Senet eer cee ements and dwact to increase price without notice. ‘The recent Feeds, Znles trom hia city 10 ia, on the road | fal exhibition st. Washington, D. C. makes the alop- rch, A decirable:plact for’ gardencror | fowof ine svsem ‘ny ihe hoaie abd foceign govern Gelrvman, OF Fesdence for one in business in the | ments e necessity ac well as @ certainty, fi 8.7. LUCKETT, ESEORD, 108 ‘Broadway. Post offtee ape-2t 1221 Fst nw. | New York city R RENT—ATFALIS CHURCH, VA.ALARGE R SALE—A FIRST-CLASS BARBER SHOP, new House: location ‘healthy: ree grove and | [i being long esiablished and doing a guod busines. fruit_ For information appiy '. FITTS, ‘reasons given for selling. Address Pierracmeec tee ten meee teat FOr E Ni 3 3 AME LAFARCADE, 59 Sta AVENUE SAL Ge area tee Seinen | MOnete Tar nos eet ea ae Bouses with 7 r "cornhouse chick! Toods trom Worth and Laterere: Lingerie or trouw , 8 fe ine sind frait trees and excellent water: Laces ‘and modern rib- 2° RO et rae eae, BCE ‘West Soldiers’ Home. Most healthy site, and ted Water in District, Apply 712 19th at n.w." apd-luc RENT—FARM OF SIXTY-FIVE ACRES; ‘house and other bulldings;- Ti malles from Anacos” bridge; $350 r; privils Several ine Vilin Sites: forsale. ireeneg furnished parties desiring rabuiia, 86° Te H. A. GRISWOLD, mh31-Im "Anacostia, D.C. RSALE_CHEAP_AND ON EASY TERMS— Beautifol Building Sites, with from one-quarter to fifteen acres, at ‘Terra Cotta Station, Metropolitan Branch Railroad: ten minutes ride from the city by Tail, thirty by road past the Soldier's Home; high and healthy; excelient water and good | neighborhood. ‘These Advantages, with its proximity to the city, wake thls the mont desirable suburban property now inthe market. WALKER & WILSON, 1008 F st, nw. apd-2w JOE SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- ERTY: ‘Cottage containing 12 Rooms and bath, and all con- venienees, on Ocealt ave., atlantic City, about Afy Yards from the Beach. $4.500, HUFTY & DYER, apl-t 13th and F sts, n.1 Firat atd Dairy Farms near the cit be HUETY & DYER, splot ath and Fate E CITY, ix of land; 4% rich and fertile len land; 1% inbesutitn grove of oak ‘and chestaut. trees Ga ag sercinerics coma taling: Rae view, Improvements Senay commanding fe od sa ar an earn” re res Troe wr cient waren nF Pernt apl-st 1505 Pennsylvania ave. Me ‘ORTGAGEES SALE— Toca ‘Thurnday, ADEIL9, 1885, at 2'clock p. m., ‘m ovd fartn of 32 nares, Improved by a two-story Frame House, with 7 rooms and large cellar; aso Barn, Out ‘Houses and Tenant House. 10 acres ‘Meadow Land, Fepitunted. gn the Wiver Canacostia) reed, aboat, minted on. the Rive . miles ceat of Bentaing’s tn Prince George's County, Ma., formerly owned by Jno. A. J- Braunstein. derma vat Sale: Ouecchird caah, Driance nine and eighteen mouths, securee'by me! ye option ofthe purchaser. ‘Deposit of $150 at time ale. conveyancing at cost haser. For fir- {ber particular call‘on W. K. MENDENHALL, Roont 2, Phoenix Bullding, & w. cor. 10th and F sis. MESLADE-2,4,6,7,8," PARE LAND FOR RENT, WITHIN 10 SLES ‘of Washington; one mile of Rik station; well fralts: Healthy” location. WILELAM. &. MELOY, ia eat 5 Taw office, 472 Louisiana ave,, Washington, fll-eod ROR SALE—MARKET GARDEN, 3 ACRES AT FrCiisp Spring, improved bye two-story: ave Grooms and cellar; new barn and stable, 2 by 30 aries high with cellar, 2 wells of pure Water, one at dwelling ‘other at barn: black: mith shop on ‘corner: soll fertile; located on a high Plateau, between the Potomec and Patuxent About Gly miles southeast from Washingt Splendid roads: remarkably healthy; convenient 40 TIMER, Cumnp Spring £°0:, Prince George Coun ike leer senbasore PAU ee aes . ty fo easy End fo exchange for improved and ‘unimproved city Property. Wealso havecity property for sale and ex- Shakige. ‘Several country planes m26-Im* _&t, Charles Hotel dd HR RENT—A FINE FRUIT AND DAIRY APE tn Valley of V ‘for half acre. excellent garden, abtn- diane of fut Howers, mabe. Sc terms very ata modating. Aigo. tive acre lot if desired. Address W. E. F., Box 48, Stephens City, ape-cee Va WNERS OF VACANT LOTS DESIRING TO sell can have thelr property brought to the atten- tion of ready buyers by sending to us description and price. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, ‘8pé-1m (928 Fst. Een SALE—WE WILL SELL THE RESTAU- 1 Business of A: ‘Doehrer, dec'd, corner ab a ys ang, dL ene ; aire Altaf mrtg mating nf os oa feos et reno pane Tes ENRY LUCKEL, 1747 ‘poste OCH, 1818 Tih at ne HENRY KOCH, OR RENT—TH. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL F ‘round, at Yocated at Washington Grove camp i the cits, is iow offered for rent By ‘order x La SISIPSON, Sccretary, 1005 Peansyivanig ave ‘aper EASEROLD OF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, U4 ith Stock and Purnitare, for sale: rent low: fr: jass business stand. |For particulars ay WALKER, 630 Loutslana ave. FXOR LEASE_THE WEST END HOTEL, SITU- De ee es 50 rooms, beside kitchen, laundry and barroom: Penn peop Rp eas ES e Of WESCOTT & WILCOX, Heal Estate Agents, 1007 Pennsylvania ave. n.w, ‘ap5-8t (OR SALE—STOCK AN SDGOOD WILLOF A PRO- vision Store, in the northwestern: of the city, doing @ good business; good reasons for selling. ‘Address C.rStar office. ‘apa-3t EBACE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF ‘Sample a0 uire,at 500 14th sk. n.w, Cor ner Lath and E sis. nw. apsbwe ere tal ca eee meee ec viva cen and dors sta mw. Inquire of W. 3. MILLER. attor- Rey-at-law, 496 Louisiana ave. api-loe OR EXCHANGE— Beautifol corner ot,on Columbia Heights for rf ‘Eas ington. Vacant ground in EWONMST ADT & BRADLEY, ap2-6t O28 F strect, |ATTLE RANCHE-A SAFE INVESTMENT for small stockholders. ‘The well-known standing ‘the gentlemen controlling this company isa guaran= tee of an honest and capable mai jent—insuring handsome returns to all investors. “Subscriptions re- ceived for 60 Full particulars furniabed by ad- dressing Lock Hox 211, Washington, D.C. apl-1m* (OR SALE—FRED. STEINLE'S: F'Siiety: Confectioners ain fee Cream Eastablleh- ment. One ofthe best locations in the elty. Has been conducted aa above for the ety years. A firet- Fate opening for an_energette young man, who knows "Gniy reasoa for acing’ the aeauee Of He prewees selling, the é Siac attaire cet giana i “Bad Fetiows'Hali, Washington, D°C. ‘FAOR SALE—FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE- ‘sale and Itetail Wine and Liquor Store, 1782 Peun- aylvania ave. ‘mid Joes F MTTCHERL, Dealer in’Real Estate, Notary Public, 1100 Pennsylvania ave, Improved and uuluiproved (property ip al parts of the District for sale. Loans negotiated ents, made.” Estates settled, Con RA. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. mba5-4nt MONEY TO LOAN. NOR. NEAR MARBLEHEAD, MASS, several handsome Summer Residences oni the nortt Shore of Massachusetts Bay, 15 miles from Boston, ‘THOS. J.'FISHER & CO,, mh24-2w 1324 Fst, n.w. (OR SALE_TWO FARMS, ONE OF 80 A the other 50, 5 inlles above Georgetown, D.C. near gonduit road. Apply to F. L. MOORE, Geo wn, D.C mbio-im= (OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—FOR UNI bered property, Farm 106 acres, 10 mil ra from ‘axhington, near HK. station; excellent ‘water, orchards and vineyards; good house; barn. Inquire at 20001 jasome FINANCIAL. Prarvare Stock Texzcrars W mes WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c. PRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Brokers, o $80 Fin areiue,} New York, 539 15th street (Corcoran Building), Washington. GusErat Panryena: Jans Warreny, —‘H. Crvore Oaxzxy, Maxwanp C, Evan Hexny H. Donor, Washington, D.C. Wruttan R. Taavens, Special Partner, Buy and sell on commission all classes of Railway secaritiea, H. H. DODGE. Resipext ParTxEn Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and tnformation fegarding the markets received through our wires instantly, direct from the New York Stock Ex- Change. All orders executed and reported promptly. ‘PROFESSIONAL. Fa a anaes visit Dr. ‘ania avenue opposite Willurd's hotel, for the successful treatment of Corns, Bunions, diseased nails, Vascular Excres- ences and ull diseases of the feet. Dr. ii conseviive year of proctice in Wasbingon, $2 a niting. Glaitunore extabiisnment, 4 Sonu ta 3) mn Te DR J SESOIES, SURGEON, CHIROPO- Bay hite'stwenty- Fee, MANICURE AND DERMATOLOGIST. and hard, Bumons, Intlumed and Sore foints, Club or Ingrowing Nails absolutely cured ‘Without pain or blood. Hundreds of testimonials of $e elite of Washington of remarkable cures. All hould tty Mrs, Semmes’ method of curing Buntons, jure, and permanent, Office; 1222 F st., 4 doors from 13th, up one flight. mb18 M , MAGNETIC HEALE! Business Medivin, is again at home, 1724 7th H, RA, where she will "be: pleased to récelve her friends ina patrons. miv-ime ME. ELIA BLE CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROLOGIST, ‘aul be consulted on business and ail aflairs of life, 2 ee call. Satisfaction given or no pay. Residence, 1910 11th street northwest. Ja5 ‘ME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF Mite All business confidential. Ladies and gen- Bamen, 80 conta each, G08 1 street, etween Sth and ih streets northwest. Jel4-oowe ADAME PAYN (RESIDENT) MANICURE and SANs \Culrapodist. ‘inger-nails beauti- jp eiane tal ene Being of x iy pos tively cared Feet suocosntul ily eated.” treatment, either 945 Pa avendcim Sermo Harts FROM AMERICA AND ENGLAND. WE ARE AGENTS FOR MESSRS. DUNLAP & ©0., OF NEW YORK, AND MESSRS, LINCOLN, BENNETT & CO, OF LONDON. THE PRODUC- TIONS OF THESE CELEBRATED FIRMS ARE RENOWNED THROUGHOUT THE HABITABLE, GLOBE. ALL GOODS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WARRANTED. z WILLETT & RUOFF, SOLE AGENTS, 905 Pennaylvaniaave, aps Buockavz Renoven. FULL SUPPLIES OF SCHLITZS MILWAUKEE LAGER. ‘NOW IN STORE AND FORSALEIN CASES AND BOTTLES BY THE AGENT, SAMUEL C. PALMER, ‘DEPOT: 1224 20th st. st. nw. ‘Telephone 454, mblé LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST 1 : GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE FURNISHINGS $300, 81,5007 82,500, 1,000, 000, ‘Money in hand; con tly no delay. Charges mod- trate.” HAs MCINTIRE O18 Fst ne. epee I AT I on to a tt = Peete WORMSTRDI 2 BRADLEY, mh24-1m. O28 Fit, 60 000 TO LOAN 115 000 5,000 ON REAL ESTATE 500 ‘b00__tmhé]_THOS. E WAGGAMAN. MGXEX 10 10aN ON REAL FSTATESECUR- AML ity orthe District, at 6 per cent interest: facilities ior reparment unequalled: charges very moderate. C i . Washingt Cent Permanent iG, Treas. Per Buliding Ass'n, 1001, cor. 7th and k sta nw. f2dime 0 Ce N REAL ESTATE IN ‘sums to sult. HUFTY & DYER, £20-3m_Real Estate and Insurance, 13th and F’ sts, MONEY, 20, LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OF Mother ‘security, in sums to suit, at lowest rates of nse and without delay. 1A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. n.w. \ fF ONEY a M' On Real Estate Security, At Lowest Rates of Interest, ROH Corner 10th and F sti MCGisams to wmit,on approved Real Brtate secur. aM in a ity, at lowest reves of invarsee Gotaee mderate: No i 1505 Pennsylvania ave, TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL BS A tate.or collateral security at lowest rates of interest No delay when security is good. 0. C. GRELN, oom HVirenlen's building Sor: Rtnst. aod La" aver’ jase TZMAN, 16 ‘northwest, LO Yo Ba St Yowest raten. on approved rel su lowest rates, on estate security. FITCH, FOX @ BROWN, Pennsylvaniaave, ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ‘ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER @ CO., 1324 F st nw. X xs EDUCATIONAL. WNonrece INSTITUTE-—1212 AND 1214 14TH aN st., near 14th st. circle—select Boarding School for you! ies. Sessions 85-SU opengseptember i 5 ly gare necessary, as Ce site Ramee rue BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Faltimore, Boston, Hrodkiyn, Providence (And at 723 14th st. n. w., WASHINGTON pe CIVIL SERVIC 493 Pen ; Select Civil Service Library: Practical Civil Service Studies and ‘Thorough Civil Service Drill: TUESDAY, ‘THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVE- NINGS. Hours from 7 to9 p.m. Terms reasonable. Ja22-110e HORTHAND— REGULAR CLABS SESSIONS Severs evening Private lesons a specialty. All Sha exceptional opps nukes for leuraag the a ars and excey ‘opportunities for ‘art are Oifcredat WASHINGTON PHONOGRAPHICHIEAD- QUARTERS, 027 Int, ap] USINESS EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND middle-aged meu aud Women. Spring and sum. mer seasions of the Spencerian Business Colleze, Cor. Sih and D sis. n. w. Rapid writing, bookkeeping: rapid calculations, English ey stenography, fybewriting, etc., thoroughly taught ‘Tauttion: “Year, 7m date of entrance, day oF might, 850; three months: das 20, leh, Sta; Sue mouth day, $7 Bight, ‘go. Grenier HEN WY C APENCHE, Prindpal Sa ireulare, s : A.SPENCER, mb2s IGHTEENTH STREFT SEMINARY, CORNER ales, litte girs na bors (ander 1s pea. little «ir v5 (under ton thorough in all branches necessary for & Hite Pingus ates meneame pupils after March ist. : mb2¢-2w* I [\HE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL. 517 7TH N.W. (es ae Scirease Yates of tuition. Mornit aud night ses ng, afternoon sions. Sole right to Howe's system of Bookkeeping taught without text-books, Civil service pre] specialty. J.H.BRYANT, Principal, f4-2m QHOOL ELocuTion AND DRAMATIC ANT BS Also ptivate lessons in English Branches Vocal seesaw Om ‘ADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY; ‘nly school of the kind here. A inv tation to all to see the method. by_ wl ou can soon learns profesion, “Bid Saat ae db-Sme GQHORTHAND AND TYPE WRITING PRACTT cally lanight. “Success guaranteed if instructio reed If 8 are followed. Pri Prete per iim OMELINY bce of Johns & Pago, F. CROM! stenographers, $72 Loniniana ave, i BEST AND CHEAPEST PLAGE TO LEARN E,sres Oresixa. SEATON PERRY, (Srecesson To PERRY & BROTHER), WILL OPEN 0: TER MONDAY AN ELE OPES ANT ASSORTMENT OF cles MBROY CASHMERE FICH RAW AIMUnTED BEADED ANI BRQCADED RANADINE WRALS, VISITIS AND ENGLISH ALKING JACK . BLACK IMPORTED JERSEYS from $3 t0 $5 NEW SILK, CHUDDA and CASHMERE SHAWLS ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STV UNS IN PARAROLS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE SHADE: ayes “CONFINED STYLES” IN JERSEY. AND INDIA INE SILKS. = “EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIFS" IN PLAIN AND PANCY FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES, GEER SUSANS, WITApAMET AND GROG “NOVELTIES a . BLOCK PAT. TERNS AND HEMSTITCHED La- GEeene Saar. NEW AILK, LISLE THREAD AND COTTON HOSIERY FOR LADIES AN LDREN. IMMEN STOCK OF (NEW WHITE GOODS NTED WASH FARRICS. DESIGNS IN PRINTED PURE LINEN 100 PIRCES AN) SON INUINE SCOTCH PEPuviciNawawe. Ss CENCE ED AND FIGURED FRENCH PLALN, CHECK SATTEENS IN “HOI ct SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave, cor, th st. _Eastablisnea aps aT CHECKS AND STRIPES, 50 CENTS ON s5s A S38 eee a a u u ‘acca, ct 3] 2% ise ra * i. B38 Cu Sys8 PLAIN COLORS: ALL THE NEW SHADES. ALSO, IN LARGE AND SMALL CHECKS, GUARANTEE NO BETTER GOODS IN THE MARKET, AT 90 CENTS ONLY. RHADAMES AND GROS GRAIN. BLACK AND BLACK AND COLORED: NEW SHADES: GUAR- ANTEE THEM GOOD VALUE AT $1.25; ONE DOLLAR ONLY, aT A vu iM = ea UE Muay 5 gs me Ak BP BMIE "Boss BB A A CU OM MM Ses = ap2 416 7TH STREET. NEW SHADES IN TRICOTS, 50, 6240. BEAUTIFUL SATEENSS, 12%, 15, 25, 300. A FULL STOCK GINGHAMS, 8, 10, 12440. A FULLSTOCK TABLE LINENS, 25, 30 to 500, 4 FULL STOCK WINE CLOTHS, 35, 40,500. A FULL STOCK IMPORTED JERSEYS. A FULL STOCK CASSIMERES, 37, 50, 750, WILL HAVE IN STOCK IN A FEW DAYS A FULL LINE OF THE CELEBRATED CHAR- LOTTSVILLE CASSIMERES, A FULSTOCK JERSEY SACKING. WILL HAVE IN STOCK IN A FEW DAYS ALL THE NEW SHADES OF THE CELEBRATED MATHER PATENT KID GLOVES. OUR 10c. COUNTER ISSTILL ATTRACTIVE. GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, spl 713 Market Space. Graxo Orestxeo For Aram E.G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE OUR BLACK SILK RUYER HAS JUST RE- TURNED FROM THE EASTERN MARKETS,AND WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW 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. * LARGE STOCK OF BLACK AND WHITE PON- GEF, 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, apl {Sth street and Market Space. ARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS BRANCH HALTIMORE ‘The COMFORT SHIRT, made of Wamsutta and Richardson's 2.100 Listen, (Reinforced), finish Feady for the wasli tub. for nly 8S cents. ‘This is ‘the Finest Shirt in tee market. ‘Ask to see our CROWN DIAMOND SHTRT, made it of the Loom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosoms: only S0cents. | These Shirts are cut lengihwise of the colton, carefully made, and will giveentire satisfaction, We have just received 250 dozen MEN'S FANCY HALF HOSE, which we intend to sell at 25 CENTS PER PAIR, BARGAINS! SHIRTS, AT THE SHIRT FACTORY. kU. S CAPrTOr. TON, D. C., March 30, . Fealea will be réceived at this officennttl TWELVE OCLOCK. Sf. APIIL. THEIL NEXT, for Marble and Granite work for sections B, 3, Land M, of Terrace, with steps and plant cases, IS Will be received at the same time for Brick and for building Stove required for these sec- ons of the Terrace. ‘Plans and specifications can be seen at this office. EDWARD CLARK, Architect U.S. Capitol. m31,ap2,4,6,8,10,13,15,17,20.22,24.27,20 POSALS FOR WOODEN FLOORING. . Wasuixavox, D. C., March 30,1885, fare invited for huraishing ang ine. Ine ester loons in tue office roome and eutridee ot ing, Eians can be scon and 9 first and second stories of the new Pension Build- fications obtained at the office of the Supervising Eucineer and Architect, No. IBI1G N street hortiwest, wherehids will be received ual TWO O'CLOCK Px (THIRTEENTH OF 1885, when they” pened in presence Of bidders who choose to uttend. = . M. C. MEIGS. P1.4.6,8,11 Supervising Engineer and Architect. oe FOR STATIONERY. WasiiNcro: ‘War Derantwexr, April 2, 1885. ‘Sealed Proposals (in duplicate) will be reséivs Bieomiee om TWELVE Ov LOCK NOON WEE: NESDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, 1885, for furnishing BROIDERED PONGEES AND LOUIS: | Ma M.J.Hor = 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, SPRING OPENING OF IMPORTED MILLONERY, MONDAY AND TCESDAY, _mh2s, MARCH 30re AND Bist. Moa Suuxa Rorrssr, (008 Oth street, opposite Patent Office, Received @ pew and clegant line of Infhut's ane Children's WHITE DRPSSES, SLIPS AND ROBES, LACE AND SHIRRED CAPS, LONG AND SHORT MERINO CLOAKS, Plain and Embroidered, for Spring wear, tn Mother Huboard and other stylen and all binds of CHILDREN'S FURNISHTD F TRST Rueoviar SPRING OPENING. 1885. ‘TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 31. MME. J. P. PALMER, 1107 F STREET N.W. 5. Binion, EASTER OPENING OF FLOWER which are the most perfect devised and beautiful th the Parisian makers have been able to produce. “SPRING MILLINERY.” Large assortment of Dress Trimmings, Batons, &s, Fancy Gold Mixed Braids, from 4c. peryd. upwards Brest Black Silk Jerseys, $9. “This is a«pecial bar gain, Binck Jersey Newmarkets, made expressly for Spring. Fine Imported Jersey wt 83. Large assortment of Imported Visites, embracing « ew style “Close-fitting Visite.” Foster Gloves, improved hooks, new shades for {mb19] 907 Pasva. 7 trevine, Parts, XE. XOX BRANDIS, MODISTE, AVA Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York; Wm srr &@ Co, 8. Lewie, Blo. Snits made at the shortest notice. Rironatle, Prices, and Sattetaction, Guaranteed. “Lime ‘007 Penussivania eve vover NG men ME VALMONT BEGS TO 4% inform her patr: Papall See Lacie CORES pared to clean and get up all Be LACT CURT. Dall descriptions, SUA DIAS A SPNCERLTS om red siylon Soxabilaied since 1R66. mnoime 7 aa ANGE Naren THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Ladies’ and 's Garments: also, Vi Phat Caoakm, rape Vella Lacon, Clovon et are PTADIES EVENING DI ‘A SPECIALTY. Jose thelr original shapes and grease ap we Fanranteed Whe removed eftecaally. "Peis $1.50 am wire gee suit, "45318 x. sowrneEny, = 430 Texte STREET Nonrnwast, Makes Corsetn to order in every style and material, ‘end guarantees perfect ft and comfort Goods, french (inet Ak eyes gs el _. ‘$1 Corset (Miss E.'s own kmuake) Chat for the price s uneurpansed ‘NB French, German and Spanish spoken. mrl¢ EASTER PANEL. SATIN AND PLUSH ART PRINTS AND SOUVE- A VARIED AND EXTENSIVE STOCK. ‘C.-C. PURRELL, Bookneuler, mh26 ‘4 ASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY. SOME: HOOKS RECERTLY. ADDED. ‘Huckieberry* Finn “Open, uot, “artistic : = Easter Booxs__ dense Tintations of Christ Kobele Chetan Went, Poet A Year of Sunshine: At the Beautiful Gate: Devotions; Precious Stones; Dust; Lent Sacra Privata’ Dally ‘or Dally Needs: Boga sky's Golden: mary. *. Our EASTER CARDS and SOUVENTRS are now open, and embrace s great many new devices and designs, novel and beautiful: WM. H. MORRISON. mhi7 475 Pennsylvania avenoe. Easter Carvs Axo Novecrisa A fine line of Beautiful Cardsand Novelties for Eas ter now ready. Also full supply of Devotional Booka, ‘Bibles, and Prayer Books and Hymnals in sets. at WM. BALLANTYNE @ 80N'8, mbis 428 7th street Ea,sren Cans: Easren Carve A FULL ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED AND DISPLAYED FOR SELECTION aT G. A. WHITAKERS mo 1205 Pennsylvania avenue, ax A raaxac Statistical, Financial and Political, fay the year 1885, AOR HUCKLEBEREY BINS te latest book by Mark Twain, with a full amortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY CROSS’ STT LOG) PHIC PENS, 00 aN gl HOUSEFURNi ———— = Se Is Oxven To Maxe Roox for the introduction of anew line of first class Oook- ing Ranges, we now offer the CELEBRATED COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON: KANGES, at NET COST. Also, Heating Stoves, to close out remuaut of all stock, at 10to25 per cent discount, W. 8. JENKS € CO, 3 ‘TAT 7th street nw, Evrexa. ‘Here we are again with another car load of our EUREKA MARBLE TOP WALNUT SUITE TEN PIECES, COMPLETE, OR $43.50. Better thin ever. Also SOLID ASH SUITE, TEN PIECES, COMPLETE $37.50, drawit tn at the Ni Stailonery forthe War Dey ent and its Bureaus of Sine Att hain, New Yore ave, ‘enrvaf| Washington Garing’ the heeat ear ending Jue 20, Sordiock. oe link forms of propouls, showing thé tems and ev Rneiand 3 ofties, er Conservacory. “Piano technique, harmony a culture: A012 Youn et news = cee ta te be sddresed to. the Seat “WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION ND for: i Side will be considered oa em ator water” pee: H. MOY, Avs. Quarterraaster, a --MRS’M. STEVENS FLAIR brio. ig Ba ea ROR MISCELLANEOUSSUPPLIBS attention given to the cure uf, fing ee AE A ATE 11 SIN ALL Gi OF Miseclianeous Supplies, ot Distias: to-edulte contaential: prepares stam, Toweit Sie rtce for the Ivy raat corner Sth and Ket. ow Year ending June 30th, lsh. Evening Clames, $3 and §5 month." -c26_ | tons to blduer petRiratsied ‘on ication to ATTORNEYS. > HARLES J. GOOCH, SOLICITOR OF PATEN ier er mh _ATTORNEY-A’ Residence, 240 North Capitol st. __ mhz ea ee x Ss vs ere EN ‘Public and Attorney 2 690 Louisiana ave.. next to City P.O. PIL ie baie themseives to all who will _giys s| eee All thove who have been waiting can now be sup- ght Ka. H HOEKE, 901 Market Space, w. 6 Suxcueros & Firrcarn 915 Tru Srarer Nomraweer. FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOE, ‘STERING GOODS. ‘We gunrantec to meet any andall prices quoted ty house in the city. "fo verity the above call and see our choloe stock dow prices sist \4