Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1885, Page 4

> “THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDA LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRE SIGNAT. OFFICER, NGTON, D.C., April 16, 1885, 11 am. For the middie Atlantic states, fulr weather receded in the extreme southern portion by peal showers, win om worth east, higher barometer, slight changes In ten Peratnre, except in extreme southern portions, slightly colder. Bor Friday. Clearing weather ts indicated for the southern portion of the middle Atlantic States and for the south Atlantic states, pre- eeded by light showers during Thursday night. ts. Eiceman’s, 7th and E. ALOHA The new perfume—see beautifu drug stores free. Eastmai's Alol Boys’ spring suits. STAINED GLASS SUBSTirt CHILDREN’S spring=uits. ‘THe tine photosof Kets he s,1109 Pa. av., Continue tobe S3 p.uz., with Lith painted fre SPRING overcoats. Eiseman’s, 7th and E, Max's spring s story book at Perfume. Fisemanje, 7th and E. Te AGENCY, 411 7th, Eiseman’s 7th & E, Usmrenia and parasol maker, 1314 Pa, ave SPRING PANTS to Eseman’s, 7th & E. Ick CREAM and Charlotte Russe, ‘New York avenuy SPRING SurTs worder. Eiseman’s, 7th & E. Frexcn Pencat th three collars aud one pair de wice patterns, Jee, $1.30, just re nes, corner 7Uh | and Gent's Furnishing Store in this city. MEN'S spring suits. Elseman’s, 7th and E. Yor Frxg OLD Rye and Sour Mash Whiskies pio the old and reliable house of Cur. Xander, So. O11 7th street northwest, Bors’ spring suits. Eiseman’s, 7th and E. ere Vusrr Pictuxe GALtsry, 411 7th street. Pource m arrests during tnetwentyfour hours ending at Soclock this Curipres’s spring suits, Elseman’s, 7th & E J.W, BoTELER & Sox, 923 Penn. ave., have fine line of goods suitable for wedding Ir You Wisi to spend a happ yy the Most marvellous work | SPRING PANTS to orde! TAKE THE SHENANDOAH Valley Sou Special for all points south. Pullman Palace spers to New Orleans without change. SPRING SUITS to or Easy fitting nose glasses, Hl CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Visht. Forp’s Orexa Hovse.—Dion Boucicault in | “The Shaughran.” ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hovsr.—“Sieba.” CHURCH OF OUK FarHEen—Franz Abt club concert. TABERNACLE CHtvRcH.—Testimonial concert to Miss Currie Pryor. Wittagp Hani—) Freneb and English re Dime MusecM.—Axnes bination in a double bill. Teater Comigte.—Variety and “A Bag of Fleas.” Hexzoe’s Museum.—Our Surprise Party in ‘ATHLETIC PARx.—O'Brien, astley & Co's clr- cus, | jer's, near. Leon Florestan in ‘Wallace-Villa_com- ——-__ Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7 p.m., and xXtinguished at 4:15 a.m Kate O'Neal, indicted for larceny from Prof. Alex. Graham Bell, and who yesterday pleaded guilty In the Criminal Court to petit. farcen; Was Sent to the house of the Good Shep! Eliza Small, colored, was tried in the Crin Court, Judge MacArthur, yesterd: eeny df $40 from Mrs. Litey A. ployer. She was found guiliy. | Last night a white female infant was foundon | the asylum road, Uniontown, The Saturday ational museum this week will be by Mr. J.S. Diller. Subject, “A Trip to Mt Shasta.” Tn the Police James Gordon, chars ¢y law, pleaded guilt eases of George \ ly were nolle prossed. | For slapping his wife’s Jaws Chas. Standard, ‘Was today fined $5 by Judge Snell. "| — A Street Affray. RX-DETECTIVE MILLER ASSAULTS CHARLES LEARY. About five o’clock yesterday afternoon, at the southeast corner of 6th and C streets northwest, & difficulty occurred between ex-Detective George Miller and Charles Leary, in which the lutter was badly beaten. Leary'states that he was drunk, and was talking with a Mr. Lane as to money matters, when he saw Miller ap- proaching and turned his back, and the latter Struck bim under the jaw from behind and then on the nose, knocking him senseless, and he was kieked several times. When he recovered Henry Russell (Miller's barkeeper) struck him with a black jack. Miller does not deny striking Leary, and allezes that Leary had made an insulting remark about his wife, which he felt called upon to resent, a. minal ed with violating the poli- and were fined 850 each. | son and Henry Ridge- i MARRIAGE Licesses. — Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Jobn Haley and Mart Rector, both of Mar! hams station, Va; W. J. Hurris'and Belle son; Lemuel Allen’ and Emma Brow: Newman and Filla Johnson: John Butler_aud Mary Francis Wilson: Liewellyn Eliot and Mary S. Lancaster, of Charles county, Md; Michac Creegan, of Alexandria, and Ida'Kinslow; Chas. Stewart Fontz and Nora Glenn; William Morris and Mamie V. Sullivan and Mary Connor; J: ndall M: county, Md., and Catherine Sehrepler: Fred. Seeback and Aunie E. Mark: Jeseph Mitchell harlestown, W.Va. settee ‘His Fixe Repvcep Fxou $5 To ONE Cest.— In the Poltee this morning Mr. J. G. Bize- low, counsel for pnnenstrahi, moved that the fine of $5. re osed on him fe assaulting the ‘col alias | James Harri chickens, ne sult iray, had been | he would like to | lawyer Hewl investigatin have him in court. seen Mr. Hew tting that ynnenstrabl hid no ri The judge assented to the omits and remitted the fine on of one cent, » | sched OBarex’s Crecvs.—Notwithstanding the threatening weather yesterday afternoon and the storm of last night. Messrs. Brien, Astle: & Co, showed to good houses at both entert ments, The show in a single ring gave great satisfaction, and was heartily applauded by the, audience. Altogether the elreus jg a good ones The show will continue at Athiftic Ps Lh this “Week und two days next week. The price of admission, 25 cents, makes tt,all th Inore popular. The per elephaints aud ‘the dog show are pleasing features. anes Orrick BROKERAGE ON A SMALL SCALE.— Marinus Sheckels, of West W: Detore the Poit Yagrancy. Abe Carter, colored, who. lives on 19th strect, testified that he met Sheckels on thestreet yesterday,and he introduced himself tw witness as having the power to appoint per- sons to positions in the State department, and Promised witness a position, Witness ac nied him tot t where he we ato a oom, “ar ng there several iniuutes he returned to witness and said, “I have seen the colonel and he says its all right; | the appointment will be sent to you through | the mail” Witness said they then left. the building, and defendant asked him for three cur tickets oF fifteen cents, ax he had gone tos) much trouble Witness did not have the Money, but he went home and got fifteen cents, | which be gave him. Sheckels was sent down for three months and the fifteen cents was re- turned to Carter. —— “Tue Lictrs 0'Loxpox, a will be the attraction at Albaush’s Opera House next week. Tne sale of wats be-| ga0 at the box office this morning. —— For THF BArrHotp! PepesTat Fux clerks in the third auditor's office have con-| tributed $12.10 to the Barthold! pedestal fund. SALE oF BUSINESS PRoprrty.—Chas. A. Sauter has purchased from Mrs. Exnma P Hume the brick building on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, just west of 44y street, for $13,870. —_<«——_ Res Over By 4 Caxr.—Abont 5:30 o'clock | a afternoon a white boy named Joseph wning, about 11 years old, was run over by a and cart on P street, between 4thand 5th streets northwest. The wheel of the eart passed over his body. breaking two of his ribs. was removed to his home, 448 P street, and at- tended by Dr. Thomas Mills. The driver of the fart, Ferdinand Turner, was arrested by Officer the popular melo- Elliott, of the sixth precinct. : ptr cate AX OLD Proxven.—Mr. Arnot, who has been connected with the mail ‘service ever since the days of Amos Kendail, has filed a petition to be relieved of liability as surety for a falling con- fractor named MeNeer. “His attorney 1s Sir. a man, late assistant at Bie Post Omtice department. Mey Seneral for Oxe Huxprep On. Patstrxos at AUCTION To CLose AN Pstate.—Mr. Dowling will sell this evening, at his ‘auction rooms, at 7:30 o 4 large number of oll paintings without reserve to close an estate. A fine opportunit to get bargains. 7 SALE OF STATUARY.—Messrs. Walter B. Wil ourt today Thos. Burke and | s | high degre Wile | | Bakixo PowvEx Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. THE TRIAL OF ROBERT CORBIN, COLORED. The trial of Robert Corbin, colored, charged with assault with intent to kill James Carter, began yesterday in the Criminal Court. Marga- ret Brooks testified that while walking in com- puny with Corbin they met Carter, who asked her escort to go up the road and fight. She Walked along, and direetly heard a shot fired, rter was then called, and sald that he met Corbin near Uniontown. Corbin said to him © would go to see his (Carter's) wife when and he told Corbin that he would him’ tor it. Corbin then drew a pistol, and the ball entered the witness’ hip. cross-examination Carter testified that he loved luis wife, but was now in jail for biting her ear and had been there before for beating ber. rial Was concluded this morning by a verdict of “not guilty.” Mr. D. E. Cabill for tue defendant, a Olcomargarine in Our Markets. REPORT OF MARKET MASTER BUELL. Mr. Clayton H.Buell, market master, pursuant to their request, has made the following report to the District Commissioners with reference to the sale of oleomargarine and butterine in this city: “That these substitutes, for dairy butter are sold daily in our markets without being branded as is contemplated by law of Congress (vol. 20, p.264, U.S. Statutes at large, “an act for the'p { dairymen,”) there ts no Since the enactment of this law there on some three attempts at prosecution In lice Court of persons for its violation, all of which were dismissed except one, which was heist for action on the part of the grand Jury. In this instance, however, an indietment was refused, for the reason, it is supposed, that suite cient evidence of the guilt of Uiealleged offender was not produced. Aw there is_ uo record kept a the Police Court giving reasons for its decks jons it is impossible to state from positive knowledge the eause for the dismissal of these cases by that court. Section two of this statute (page 264) reads as follows: “shail for each offense fortelt and pay & fhe of $100. to be recovered by Indictment In, any conct of the District of Coltimbia of compe- tent jurisdiction for the trial of misdemeanors.” Wiitle the statute requires flues to be recov- ered by indictment it does “not, of course, pre- “limi At the Follee Court frora making a pre mination of suena cases, It will be no- {this statute wasenacted tw protect the interests of dairymen. Evidently the framers of the law did not contemplate protect- ing the consumer, it isa question in m of ole to the consuum nounced by Doremus, York, Wholesome food than a dairy mind whether the man- ine Is nota real bevetit scientist as Prof. s being far more ¢ percentage of the that is sold throughont the coun abstitutes for the products of the Hot eriter inti competition with dairy ~ It is the us odors arising ud other poisonous it is exposed, frequently of farny that ig b who deal in good daly ¥ opinion, fear competl- arine or butterine. ‘The x should be strictly enforced, a manufacturers of the to brand or inark as was aw. And in the meantime it » condemn much of the ‘genu- wr ivod that sof pe well dairy butter as unth fered for sale in our marke! ‘Trausters of Real Estate. Deeds in . ruie jot 19 and pt. . MeEuen, Burrville: An- Burrville; W.'Giles, pt lot 3, sq trastee, to sam mes E. Be 3,200. 5, 84° 436 (unilivfaed bait; SM. Saunders. pt. 2. sq: and W. pe dd, a AG; $200, us Horigon, pt. sq. Trusices Wash. Prov. Ca. - 302; $1,500. ke At Tee, aime Prop we A. Me- A. T.gritton to enhower, lot 22, sub. sq. 558; SIS LH. Hopki ce H. Brown to Enna V. $1,900. Thos. Malloy to David ; $150. G. E. Emmons to 32. sq. 1057; $300. A. V. Riley Jots 107. 102 aud 1.49. Reuben M. Deaver to :$—. RE. lot 19 and pt. to 31,800. Vi . D. Brainard, lot, 9, faggerty to 'D. Haggerty, sq. 36S and lot Cats 73; dwin to Joho T. Arms, lot 34, .87. SG. Stewart wo AL ; $1,000. W. Burris to ar, pt. low 5 aud 6, sq. 817; W. b. Barrett et al.. to Eleanor A interest, pt. lots 86 ond 87, B. an or Seym H. A. addition, and pi Jr 34,300. W. Mayse, and 28, sec. 7, Bi hayse, PE. Briscue to W. Mercer, pt Sq. S300; 2 lot. 33, sq. 107;'31,100. W! Mercer s Anu’ Mercer, pt. 4, sq. 16; $1.000. A. M. Keed to J. P. Ritehle, lot 13, sq. S114 L. Barbour to Aunie G. "Me Clelian, lots 29 and 34; $41,000. rHOOL CoNCERT AND DRILL.—The tand exhibition drill of the High e place at the school building fo- aL S 6 elo Capt. Ross, of the yeni Light Infantry, tas brought the cadets to a of ‘protic ted to be unusual Addition, be singing b jad tase Tonstsut RUGS AND PORTIERES AT AUCTION teale this season. “Duneanson Bros. be- sule to-morrow at 11 a.m. and 3 pan, tie same hours on Saturday. ney, und the drill is ex- good. There will, in lee club, ko 00 ¥ A A LLLL This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength aud wholesomeness, More economical than | the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor phosphate powders. Sorp oxty ix cans Royat aps Orn Sus Ang Very Cura. GREAT BARGAINS. CASH PRICES, 1¢ $1.25, reduced to $1. ue $1, reduced to 75e. x ). reduced $1 50. . wide double width, pure wool. ik, Blue and Black, (actual cost) 37ae. TINS, 50. DRESS GOODS, 12 yards (ORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, widest pest, 25e. THE LOOM, COTTON, Se. S ANTS of Hlack, Colored, Brocade and Fancy ESS than cost. "I NTS of Colored aud, x t REMNANTS nud beauiful Dress MNAN Boy's Wear, LESS than above Remuants at half price, they MUST BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, Near 7thatreet. Wurst Baxixo Pownrr WHAT PROF. SILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT BAKING POWDER “MESSRS. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH'S Sons: <— My examination of your ‘Wheat Pow- -clops an unexpected Value to It fom Sasi TARY POINT uy Vinw, Itcertalnly restores to tue bread the Potasia and” Mugsesia Salisy which, the ihn removes from high grade ‘floor, and I avoids uplstely the chance of disuter which attends the Constant use of sinail doves of Hochelle Salts, such as wi the tartaric acid compounds carry into the system, | Aste lest fluid contains. ten Unies as much Shum Salts as of sodium, it is evideut tat the waste of the Hssues is supplied from your tion, as It Gannot be from those preparations which contain onl Sodinm and Calcium compounds besides the acid. "There inno Oemett dition of tie urine with dicalele pro The Huguenot Anecdotes, Hams & Co... auctioneers, will continue the sale at their salesroom this evening at 8 o'clock. ‘The entire stock must be closed out —_ ‘Newa"Schooner 0. D. Wetherall Smrrrixg News.—Schooner 0. D. We! arrived with guano from Boston. Schooner John M, Broomiwell cleared today ‘with 4,000 Nores.The 0. "FP. a soclal club of this a piace a dance at “Academy hall on 82d number of guests were Quite a present.—-Edna Williams, a eol- gred girl eleven years old, was a1 ia day by Officer Sutherland on a charge ing clothing, @ Tevolver, ete., from Persons in re ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT TA.M.—Great temperature, 46; condition, 13; recelvi Tren porate, 46; cond tion at north gonnection, 13; south connection, 16; distributtngreservotr,ten. perature,48; cond!- tion at influent Bouse; 13: effivent gate Rone 12 w tide In the river today até p. m, th tide a4 11 p.m. Alexandria Affairs. ‘Reported for Tum EVENING STaR. Conxvicrep.—Jesse Butler, colored, was tried in the corporation court yesterday’ afternoon r housebreaking atthe store of Mr. Studds, "Within one mile around the city of Alexan- dria” a jury of teen was summoned and four stricken of ‘on the testimony he was con- victed and’ sentenced to the penitentiary for two years, This is tbe first case of felony under the new rule giving the corporation court juris- diction outside of the town. ‘CovnT.—The corporation court has adjourned until to-morrow. A decree of sale his been made in the case of Amelia Kye agt. Amelia en bd Let i lettre of the present term : mn fuor licenses, Notes The decision in the’ Washington, Obio @ Western railroad and Lee street track case will be rendered to-morrow.—Shad are now caught with seines in small quantities hear Hunting eteek, a few rods below the south Te ; ge of Gale perinn aves pas declared In the corporation court hls inten tion to le @citizen of the United States. —The additioual candidates for office are Jos, 8. Beach, for market master, and R. H. Atkin- son, for mayor.—The democratic city com- Titteo ‘will urrauge tonight for the primary Gleetion, Caranzu. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, THE GREAT BALSAMIC DISTILLATION OF WITCH-HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANA- ‘DIAN FIR, MARIGOLD, CLOVER BLOSSOM, ETC For the Immediate Rellef and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrb, from a siniple Head Cold or Influenza to the Loss of Smell, Taste, and Hearing, Cough, Bronchitis, aud Incipient Consumption. Relief in five minutes any add every case. Nothing like it Grateful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure bezins fron first application, and is rapid, radical, permanent aud never failing. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Cutarrhal Solvent, and Sanford's Tuhaler, all in one package, forming a Complete Treatment, of all druggists for $1. Ask for Saxvoro’s RavicaL CunE POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. BOSTON. PAIN IS THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE. COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER Instantly affects the Nervous System and Banishes Pain. A Perfect Electric Battery combined with a Porous Piaster for twentv-tive cents, It annibilates Vain, vitalizes Weak and Worn Out Parts, strengthens ‘Tired Muscles, prevents Diseuse, and does more In one-haif the time thun any other Pluster in the world, Sold everywhere. aple ‘ALL'S HAIR RENEWER CLEANSES, RE- news. brightens, and invigorates the hair, and re- stores faded or gray bar to its youthful color aud lustre. People with gray hair prefer to use the Renewer, rather than proclaim to the world, through their bleached Jocks, that they are becoming aged, and passing on to decay. 'Y LACK OF OPEN AIR EXERCISE, ANDTHE. want of suflicient cure n the matter of diet, the whole physical mechanism often becomes Impatred during the winter. Ayer's Sarsaparilia is the proper remedy to take in the spring of the year to purify the blood, invigorate the system, excite the liver to action, and restore the healthy tone and vigor. ald Souvenrns FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, ar KK 1 3X N coo ™ 88, KK HO NNN G Go" § 8 BS HG ERS oo oo KK U NNN GU Sug NN NEEEW OW W. ITDDD FER A RRNEO WuwW HB BE dy NNNEE WWWW HD DEE AA NXNE WWWw ID DE AaA,, NONNERE Wo W UDpp ker a7’ 926 SEVENTH STREET. 100 dozen LADIES' HATS (all colors) in the NEW SHAPES, Fine (Milan Straw), ouly 48c; regular price, $1. 200 dozen CHILDREN’S HATS (ail colors), Trimmed. 25e.; regular price, 75¢. Just received a Full Line of RIBBONS in all colors ‘and widths, which we are going to nell for a few days only at 5 cents per yard. Also, Line of TAMMANY RIBBONS for trim- ming Hats, Our line of FRENCH (IMPORTED) TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS is, without doubt, the LARGEST ever shown in this city, and at astonish- ing LOW PRICES. All we ask is that you call and convince yourselves of this fact. Our Departments of HOSIERY, CORSETS, RIB- BONS, VELVETS and SATINS, FLOWERS and FEATHERS, and the LATEST NOVELTIES IN LACE GOODS have all SPECLAL BAXGAINS for this week. Call and inspect for yourselves, you will surely come again, at KING'S NEW IDEA, 926 SEVENTH STREET, nd when once here apis = Noors BELGIAN LACE AND MILLINERY STORE NOVELTIES IN LACES, PINE MILLINERY TO ORDER FOR LADIES, MISSES, AND CHIL DREN. NEW STYLES IN STREET, COACHING AND MOUBNING PARASOLS. DESIRABLE STYLES IN SILK, CLOTH AND GRENADINE WRAPS, CASHMERE MANTA- LETTES AND SHAWLS. RUCHING, CHILDREN’S CAPS, LADIES' CAPS, AND APRONS. » A WESTILL CONTINUE MAKING TO ORDER EL- EGANT TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS AT §6, $8 AND UPWARDS. z BLACK SATIN, SILE LINED CARRIAGE PAR- ASOLS AT §1.25 EACH; WORTH $2. _-Noors, ; *@15187TH STREET, § * ‘Two Doors Above Pennsylvania ave. apl4 18 Grand Union Block, Saratoga Springs,N.Y. Ficvred Lyou Poxczz, CHINA PONGEE, NEW DRESS GoODs, NEW SILKS. GREAT BARGAINS IN GUINET BLACK SILKS, BEACK PONOKE OF VERY SUPERIOR QUAL- BLACK 8URAH SILKS IN ALL GRADES. FRENCH SATTEENS IN VERY DESIRABLE ARE OFFERING THE LARGEST STOCK OF crigice wagnics THAT WE HAVE PyEE PLACED BEFO! THE PUBLIC, AND SLLLING PHEM AT PRICES AS LOW AS Titi: SAME of ya tg CAN BE HAD IN 14 oe ‘¥Y RELIABLE GOO! WHICH Phove L eee BE THE CHEAPEST. FULL STOOK OF ELEGANT rare Goops. WE a \E JUST RECEIVED -IECES ‘OF CHol INDIA PONGEKS. LA! AND aie 4 NEW W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE -ONE PRICE ‘THE BEST I@THECHEAPEST, apis CINCINNATI SUGAR CURED HAMS AT 12c. 16 ita GRANULATED SUGAR AT 91, 18 1be, STANDARD “A” SUGAR AT 91, 181ts. EXTRA “C” SUGAR AT $1, 10 ike. EVAPORATED APPLES AT $1, Sig ihe EV: \TEDPEACHESAT §1, ‘7 ibe CHOICE DRIED PEACHES AT $1, 16 }ee. CHOICE TURKISH PRUNES AT $1,- 12 @@ CHOICE FRENCH PRUNES AT @1. ". ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ' We Avan, Ocnseives OF THE VERY BEST CLASS OF LABOR THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS; AND ITS A WELL KNOWN FACT TO TAILORS THAT OUR MANU- FACTURING DEPARTMENT PAYS THE BEST PRICE THE YEAR AROUND OF ANY HOUSE IN THE MANUFACTURING CENTERS ‘Mind you, we do not do It on sentiment- fal grounds; its done because we exact BETTER LABOR, and we do not exact anything unlem we pay for it, except courtesy. In times of depression it fre- quently occurs that the labor market is ‘overstocked. Shrewd, that is they are CALLEDshrewd(by the business world), manufacturers avall themselves of these ‘occasions to employ cheaper labor. Our tallors know that with us {ts not = feast ‘one day and afust the next. Whenever they see a coat with the banger on It marked “Saks & Co.” they know it means correctness isto be observed in the mak- ing. Why, 1t freqnently occurs that we are offered goods for less money than we can make them fur, notwithstanding the fact that the material or cloth in the x ment cost all alike. Anexamination of ., however, proves, first, that the fub- ric «8 correct, and there correctnestends, ‘a1. incorrectness in labor and trimming are found to be the only elements of .eupness, Why, not long ago acusto- mer of our wholesale department was offered a leading article at less than they ‘would cost us to produce He bought them. When he received them he did not belleve they were made from the same fabric he had been shown,and sent ‘Sgurment to the selling agents of the fabric, to know whetherdt was the goods they sold or not. Ni twithstanding the fuct that these agents had sold millions of dollars worth of these couds they could not Identify the goods as theirs, and be- fore giving a decision, sent the garment tothe superintendent of the mill, who had made the fabric,and he reported, ‘The goods are of our make, but they ‘unwise tosell them to the manufacturer of thegarment yousent me.” That's the whole story. Its oue thing to make them cheap, and itsan easy thing todo; but to make them correct and sell them cheap, that is,but a fraction above the cost of goods, in which the word CORRECT fs misapplied,lswhat we ar: d diy d-voting our energies to. Mow mucu atteution it Tequires can best be Judged, that out of the three hundred and thirteen working daysof the year the head of our house devotes two hundred and fifty to that Porpose. If you ure interested in getting correctly cut, correctly made, correctly trimmed garments at currect prices come to the correct house of A.SAKS & CO., 316 AND 818 SEVENTH STREET. apis \Jusr Tux Or In THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, WILL SELL YOU FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 11 YEARS, A Good Plaited Suit at $2.60; worth $4. A Very Good Suit at $3; worth $5. A Splendid Suit at 84; worth $6. A Handsome Sutt at $5; worth $8, ‘An Elegant Sult at $6; worth $9. FOR BOYS 12 TO 18 YEARS, A Good Working Sult for $3.75: worth $5. A Very Good Sult at $4.75; worth 7. An Ali-wool Suit, well madey at $5.75; worth $8. A Blylish Suit at 87.50; worth $10. A Real Fine Suit at $9.50; worth $15. FOR YOUTHS AND MEN, Good Business Sults at $0.75; worth $10. An All-wool Suit at $8.54; worth $12, A Splendid Suit at $10; worth $15. A Fine English Plaid Cross Suit at $12; worth $18" An All-wool Corkscrew Suit at $13.50; worth §20. ‘A Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit at $15: worth $25, A Fine Black D. B, Broadcloth Sult at $20: worth $35" Spring Overcoats from $6 up. Odd Pants: Immense variety at 50 per cent lessthan > elsewhere. OUR MOTO: No Trouble to Show Goods THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, ay Remember the corner. apls py aR Reus? HEB H bbb WU Lg Ubpp OUR PROFITS ee : prep 60 0 OBB OL Tm cco pPoreu iM BBL i eo beep OO BBB OL pig 8 2 U0 BB OL i co “Oh! you won't succeed.” “You can't Keep it up.” “You'll soon find that you've been doing business for glory!” “Ten per cent is tuo low a profit to pay expenses in the Clothing Business.” ‘The above are but a few of the many mis- taken, but sympathetic, remarks that our Kind-hearted rivals have addressed to us since we turned the trade topsy-turvy hy giving the people of Washington Fine Gothing at exactly TEN PER CENT ABOVE MANUFACTURING cost, It 1s an old saying that every one knows, somebody else’s business better than he does his own. We can afford TO SELL AT EXACTLY TEN PERCENT ABOVE cost. ‘Troe, 50 cents profit on a $5 sale looks very small, but we know what we are about. Suppose, by selling goods quickly, We turn over our capital four times @ year, ‘That is forty per cent isn't it? And FORTY PER CENT 18 A REMARKABLY GOOD INVESTMENT, ‘Now you see why we sell low. It isto cap- torea big trade, andin a big trade, ‘snail prices, there is a big profit, ADLER’ TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE STRICTLY ONE PRICK : 927 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Southeast corner Massachusetts avenue, ‘Be sure that youars inthe RIGHT PLACE See ADLER” over the door, ‘A@Open evenings until 9;Saturdaysuntil 11. apt Sears Barman ‘ ge Ri, ae ae : ‘tc. on the easiest terms on the PSSUE ta ot seems | Z : * CITY ITEMS. APRIL 16, 1885. LADIES’ _ GOODS. ___ BOOKS, &c. DRY GOODS. TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HaTs AND It Requires but.a trial to convince everyone ad = that Salvation Ol will ‘cute sil pain perme | Braxz Bo oxs Skssoxante Axv Curae J. C. Herennssox, Rently.—25 cta. + COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. DRY Goops FINE MILLINERY. “New Spring Style Hats. A Specialty of Making all Kinds of BLANK BOOKS —_ — Eiyie and quality ‘aneawaied in this elty; TEARS AND WEDDING ENGRAVING DONE | A FULL LINE SATUNES, 17%, 15, 250 Het'vand Bore oeiich ates gro ee | a A FUSE EEC RDN ATEON AINA AO, SO | Thine SATS ALE TERE “Novelties in -wear and Hosiery;” we hee v OMME: 7 FLOWERS CARS” Miee tec ere srine neck we Tren” api ‘617 and 61! street, | 4 FULL LINE SUMMER SILKS, 37%, 500, FLOWERS,” “HAT SCARPS AtRC. Le 920 7th st., bet. land K. n.w,; aR. ELowent greece eerkanioendeaee Visit Natural Bridge and Luray Cav- erms. ‘Pullman Palace cars ev: . On the Shen- andoah Valley ‘ourhern ‘Special Excursion. Tickets now on sale. ‘Tru aterm a8 20 t inks, and Refrigerators, | 601 per cent cheaper at M. Augenstein’s, 817 7th street Rorthwest, than in ung other store in the elty.1 No Change of Cars wee to New Orleans via Luray Caves and Nataral Bridge through the lovely Shenandoah Valley. Valuable and Cony. 't.—Brown's Bronchial Troches are a safe.and sure remedy for Bronchitis, Coughs and other troubles of the Throatand Lungs. ‘Sold only in boxes, Price 25 cents, €0 Wilbor’s Cod-liver Oil and Lime.— The friends of persons who have been restored from confirmed consumption by the use of this original preparation, and the grateful es themselves, have, by recommending it and acknowledging its Wonderful efficacy, given the afticle a Vast popularity in New England. ‘The Cod-liver Oil is in this combination robbed of its unpleasant taste. and rendered doubly effective in being coupled with the Lime, which | ‘s Itself restorative principle, supplying nature with just the assistance required to heal and Testore the diseased lungs. A. B. Wilbor, Boston, proprictor, Sold by all druggists, eo 1 Recommend Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for In- Gigestion and Heudache, neues met W. jorner, agent for Ambach, Burgander ; Baltimore, Md. © Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are'the best ofall. eo ‘Rough on Coughs.” Ask for “Rough on Coughs,” for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hourseness. Troches, 16¢. Liquid, 25e, 5 K OK 1 NN cog ™ EK Ht RXN G°% # 858s Bk H NSS Goo 488 K KU NNN GGG Sg58 A A occ ERR Pe ow F & 8% F P aA ELLL A’ A CCG EERE = 814 SEVENTH STREET, THE GREAT MM MMITL =~ TTNN NEEERRRY ¥ MUUMUL Lo WNN NER RY ¥ MMSMHE © WNNNER RRR YY MM MINE £ WINNNE OR RY MM MUCULLULLIN NNEEEE BY HEADQUARTERS ‘NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH OF PATTERN HOH oA rrr HOH AA Tr gs put £4 FB, HE 24 T8558 AND NNN EEE (TIT .SS. N z = 4 NAN Eee T8458 AND ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF STRAW HATS AND BONNETS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PRODUCTION. THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ HATS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. 2,000 TRIMMED SAILORS AT 25 CENTS ONLY. 000 WORTH OF FLOWERS, PLUMES, TIPS, RIBBONS AND LACES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ELEGANT LACE CAPES, COLLARS AND RUCHING AND KID GLOVES. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF JERSEYS, COMPRISING FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES. ELEGANT SILK AND VEL VISITES, BUY YOUR GuoDs aT i rororc THE GREAT CENTER OF ATTRACTION AND _apll FASHION, Concenrrate> CRAB ORCHARD * WATER. DYSPEPSL ‘sIC] 3 ioe ce ‘IPATION. 3 ‘The threo “lis” that make life a burden promptly and positively relieved by NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY, CRAB ORCHARD WATER. ‘In use for 70 years successfully, and recommended by physicians everywhere. Price 3c. a bottle. GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS are only sold in sealed paper box packages at 10c. and 250, See that “Crab Apple” trade mark is on all labela, No Genuine Crab Orchard Salts are sold in bulk. Buy ovly“Crab Apple” Brand Sold by all Drag- clota, fel6-th,s,ta Louisville, Ky. Noecmsry Or Woarrewasa ENDED BY THE USE OF al PLASTIC PAINT 2 ‘Whitening and Coloring Inside or Outside Churches, Factories, Mills, Dwellings. ‘Fences, orior, any purpess white’ Whltewealt or Kalsonns BEAUTIFUL, DURABLE axp CHEAP ABTI- ‘be classified with lime. Its superiority features ret ume ip ke that of paint The sanitary festares fie Part Co. i MOM OR THECIVIE WAR MESSAGES OF THE BOOKS BY F. W. FARRAR E REVISED BIBLE will be ready abut 20. Orders received now. i! —apla Masmayr Husrosy GEN. ULYSSES 8. GRANT, BY GEN. ADAM BADEAU, Aldede- Camp In$ Volumes, Va, Hive Cloth: Price $8. (Bound Uniform with Gea. snerman's Memolrs). TORE PUBLISHED a1 ONCEDE D APPLETON TON - * a. A. WHITAKER, Rookseller abu Station, apl0 1103 Penngtvania avende ASHEN GION COUT eae: me Rooks recently added: 1A, Carpet Raighe, Trae Flatland. Jan Yeader'’ Wife icwthorne and iw Wife; Geo, Eliot American Political Ideas, "Natural ‘Law i the Spirit ap). G. T. WASHBURN & CO, 807 14th st fers en Taylor's Holy Living, Francts Hatrga's Poems: Imitations of Christ: Kebel's Christian ¥ A Year of Sunshine; At the Beautiful Gate: Private : Tmily-Strengu lor Dally Needs, Bopa sky's Golden Treasury. 7 Our EASTER CARDS and SOUVENIRS are now open, an {many vi abSigins, novel und beautiful WM. H. MORRISON. 475 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘FAMILY SUPPLIES. tothe mbi7 Fiuscty Gnocerres ‘We sell strictly for cash; consequently can and will sell cheaper than any other firm in the city. Goods amounting to two dollars or over delivered free to any part of the city. All gocds must give sutisiaction oF money refunded. Call and compare prices. POOLE, BROOKE ¢ 0. apls O44 Louisiana a Tue Ox Pisce Is U.S Sibs. STARCH, 25 cents. 8 Nats Best OLETN. BEST CASTIL] G apll EEE RRR. cE RR E ER RRR ER RoR E EEE R R EEE Sss$ = THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, is without a donbt the most BeavTirox and the most Nerairiovs Flour in the world. ‘The Millers jiave not only the most perfect MIN, containing as it does all the most Improved Machin: ery Invented up to the present tine, but they. prod ice a Flour Ussureassen by any mill in the world. To prove that, we Would siuipiy stute that a large quan- y of this magniticent Flour is shipped. annually to Europe and eatew at the principal Courts of the old World. We GCAKaNTEE that IU is made from selected hard wheat grown In Minnesota and Dakota It is wiedged fact, that in this Hours perfect sep- F the glutiuous particles of ue wheat berry aud a thorough elimination ofall weak aid. starchy Matter has af las: beeu reached, and ts consequently more NUTRITIOUS, yielding more bread to the barrel Than any other Flour. | ‘The best trade admits. that from its bread making qualities itis the cheapest, a4 Well as the vest, for either family or baker's use, aud. unsurpassed by auy Flour mude. Every sack’ aud every barrel is warranted lo give entire satisiucuion. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FAN! One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, aud will picase the most ex- ucting housekeeper and satisfy the most tastidiustpi- eure, GILT-EDGE, A macnificent Winter Wheat Patent RELIANCE. A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, mage by the celebrated Hungarian process. Itis avery cheap and bewatifal Patent, within the reach of ail classes, und We guarantee Will give sutinfuction to every one who will yt GOLDEN HILL, ‘The ol relfable stand-by and the Standard Family Flour of the District. It is equal in quality to a ereat many high-priced Patent Flours, whist It cau be bought for considerable less money. We defy compet! torsto bring furth any Flour superior t0 CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured thut any housekeeper who tries them once Will, uever use anything elisa Forsale by all grocers, Bese Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indlanaave sel3 WM. M.GALT € C0. Lapus, WHY SUFFER LONGER WITR TENDER FEET, When you can purchase FINE SHOES, made oy hand, for $3.50 and $4, aud made to measure for $5 In any style you desire. GENTS, We make for you the celebrated WAUKENPHAST and other styles of Shoes for only $5. ‘The increased demand for our FAMOUS$3.50Shoes for ladies aud gents assures us that they will wear. ‘ery pair warranted. BASE BALL SH9ES also made tomeasure. We have something new in this line, GEO. W. RICH, accessor to F. H. Wilson. 409 7th st. nw. aplo 9s Serie Hars ot , LONDON. THE PRODUC- TIONS OF THESE CELEBRATED FIRMS ARE RENOWNED THROUGHOUT THE HAPITABLE GLOBE. ALL GOODS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WARRANTED. WILLETT & RUOFF, SOLE AGENTS, aps 905 Penusylvaniaave, Has Taz Cuaxce IN THE WEATHER MADE YOU THINK OF SPRING CLOTHING? IF 80 WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU WHAT WE HAVE PRODUCED, WE CARE VERY LITTLE TO BOAST OF THE STYLES. WOULD RATHER HAVE YOU PaSS YOUR JUDGMENT ON THESTOCK AND ABOUT PRICE. WE ARE ALWAYS AS LOW, IF NOT THE LOWEST, FOR IT WOULD BE FOOLISH TO GIVE A GUARAN- TEE. IT WOULD KEEP US BUSY RETURNING MONEY FOR Goops. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 507 Seventh Street, ‘Opposite U. & Post Office. G. T. Kez, TAILOR, 416 Oru sraxee CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE FERPET OAL SRCARY tah Toe’ CONGRESS Ce FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS. BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President, WER, Of Higgs & Oo, Vice Prevt, SY ETT sue awry To Lal ALBERT 1. A FULL LINE PLAIN SILKS, 50, 750. 4 FULL LINE CASSIMERS, 87%, 50, 7: A FULL LINE PLAID MUSLINS, 8, 10, 1740. 4 FULL LINE BLACK SILKS, 75, $1.00, $1.25. 4 FULL LINE SPRING UNDERWEAR, 100 GROSS FANCY DRESS BUTTONS, AT 200, PER CARD OF TWO DOZEN. 100 BROCHE STRIPED SHAWLS, AT $1.25, WORTH $2.50. LOT OF REMNANTS OF SILKS AND . FROM 1 TOS YARDS, AT A VERY LOW PRICE. A FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space. pla Axpexsoxs Six Baxv Gixcnans. SEATON PERRY, rSvocesson To PRAY & KnoTwem, HAS JUST RECEIVED A CHOICE ASSORTMENT a 32 INCH Es WIDE SCOTCH G! HAMS. WITH EMBROIDERED SIDE-BANUS FOR TRIMMING. D FIGURED FRE: IN GREAT VARIETY DOCK OF NEW FE FRENCH WHITEGOODS AND EM UOIDERED SWISS MUSLINS, CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED PURE LINEN S, NEW STYLES IN 38 INCIIES WIDE PRINTED BATISTE PER YARD. “EXCLUS! PLAIN AND FAN TURES AND LES" IN JERSEY AND INDIA DERED Po ND LOUIS "IN BLACK AND COL- GROS: und $1 SPRING WRAPS. b EMBROUDERED CHUDDA and CASHMERE SHAWIS. THE LATEST AND MOST APPLOVED TY PARASDIS. SUN) UMBRELLAS AGE SHADES, SCH CORSETS, THREAD AND COTTON = GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND PRICES SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th st. ‘apil Lasssvrcr & Bro COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 13, WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL DRIVES! A FEW IN EACH AND EVERY ONE OF OUR DE- PARTMENTS, THESE PRICES ARE FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, AS THEY ARE SPECIAL, mar HOI CORRECT LACES. ‘2 INCH ORIFNTAL LACE, 200. A YARD; REGULAR PRICE, 30c, STILLY LACES: GIN. GIN. A HANDSOME ORIENTAL LACE, 9 INCHES WIDE, FOR 25c.A YARD; REGULAR PRICE, NOTIONS, ‘ BAKNOUR'S LINEN THREAD, 5c NE TLTRA PINS (BEST), 40. RICK RACK BRAID, 4c. A DOZEN. sILKs, CHENEY BROS’ BEST JERSEY SILKS, $1.10, OUR REGULAR$1 COLOREDSILK,22 INCHES 5c. 20 ES BLACK SILK, 500. A‘YARD; WORTH 80c, BUTTONS. 10,000G ROSS DRESS BUTTONS OF ALL KINDS AT 5c. A DOZEN; WORTH FROM 10 TO 40c. UNDERWEAR, CORSET COVERS, 14 NIGHT GOWNS, 98c.; RIBEONS. ALLSILK OTTOMAN RIBBONS, IN ALL SHADES (2 SHADES OF ORANGE LN- CLUDED), Nos. 4,5, 7,9, 6c... 7c.,8.¢,10c. A YARD. ALLSILK SASH RIBBONS (BLACK) 25c. A YARD. GLOVES, ANOTHER LOT OF 4BUTTON KID GLOVES AT 68c, 4-RUTTON SUEDE GLOVE, 75c. HANDKERCHIEFS. NEW STYLES IN LADIES COLORED BOR- DERED HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS AT Sc; WORTH 12gc, DON'T FORGET OUR BOOK DEPA WORTH 25, ERE $1.23. FINN, $1.90; REGULAR PRICE, $2.75, RE GOMPLETE, IN 13 VOL- LANDY EDITION, $3.31; REGULAR PRICE, RUCHING. SEVENTEEN STYLFS OF CREPE LISSE RUCHING AT 19¢; WORTH 30c. OTHER DEPARTME SUN UMBE is. , OLIVE WOOD STICKS, SLE; WORTH $250. WHITE Goons, LOTH, lc. A YARD; WORTH 25c. S COLLARS, MADE OF LACE OR EMBROIDERY, 21c; VERY HANDSOME AND WORTH 30c, EMBROIDERIES. WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON ALL EMBROLDERLBS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, HOSTERY. : LADIES LISLE THREAD HOSE, IN BLACK AND COLORS, AT 43c; WORTH FULLY 75c. MISSES’ NEW SPRING HOSE, ALL SIZES, FROM 5 TOSt VORTH AT LEAST Suc. CHENILLE FRI OUR LOOP FRINGE, ALL COLORS, THIS FOR S%c.: WORTH $1.25. D COLORED CHENILLE FRINGE YARD; REGULAR PRICE 75e. GENTS FURNISHINGS. ALL Sc. SCARPS AT 39c., FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. UNTIL APRIL 18, LANSBURGH & BRO, 5 420, 422. 424 AND 426 SEVENTH STREET. ann SPECIAL PRIC BARGAINS! BRANCH PALTIMORE Si FACTOR) ‘The COMFORT SHIRT, made of Wamsutta Cot and Richardso1 storend j, ready for the wash tub, for omly 50 ceuis” ‘This is the Finest Shirt in the market, Ask to see our CRUWN DIAMOND SHIRT, made of Fruit of the 1oom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosoms: only S0cents.. These Shirts are cut lengthwise of the cotton, carefully unde, and will give entire satisfaction, We huve jus received 250 dozen MINS FANCY HALF HOSE, which we intend to sell at 25 CENTS PEP, 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST, "AIR, at mhis Tar Arrexriox Or OUR CUSTOMERS 18 RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT, WITH 4 LINE OF FIRST-CLASS PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING, Embracing the Latest Novelties, and unsurpassed fachiities for making up work. No Establishment can offer superior inducements in the way of Styles, Fit, ‘Muzerial or Prices. OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ‘We also invite attention to our beautiful tine of Spring Neck Wear,embracing all the New Shapes and Colors. Spring Shades of Gloves for Dress, Sireet AND GOLD LACES “MOURNING MILLINERY A SPR CIALTY” PARASOLS IN ARTISTIC DESIGNS, FROM BEST MAKERS IN PREVAILING COL FULL LINE OF MOURNING AND CAR RIAGE PARASOLS “SILK UMBRELLAS” AT A BARGAIN, VELTIDS IN JERSEYS, LATEST PARIS STYLES, LADIBS TAILOR-MADE SUITR BLACK SULK COSTUMES POR §80, WORTH $10 WARRANTED To FIT BQUAL TO CUSTOM ADE, TRAVELING RAGL NS IN NEW DESIGNS. PRING WRAPS.” OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FOSTER KID GLOVES, WITH IMPROVED PATENT HOOKS, FROM #1 PER PR UPWARDS SILK AND LISLE GLOVES, IN NEW SHADER DRESS TRINMIN LACHS, BUTTONS, BRATDS, &o. ‘7 Trevise, Paris, fapra) 907 Pa ave ont maperior manner et and Party’ Dreses a speciale p without being ripped AS BCH, firmoriy wit Se Placer > VALMONT Bios 7 and « rs that a u AROLINE. apis yy OTICE MADAME | IN iuform ner patro | pared to clean and ge | Of ail deseriptions, "MA DICAS « s tn, Most approved styles. bstablished since 156. Lith st. mw aplon Mes M. J. Hesz. 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, Is constantly recelv'ing cholce selections of IMPORTED MILLINERY from the Leading EUROPEAN HOUSES, SHADE AND SEASIDE HATS, i special Noweltien tn MILLINERY GOODS apt Lars HER MAJESTY'S CORSET, ‘We take pleasure tn calling your attention to this Corset, which Is now being introduced to the Ladies af America, An invitation is extended to all to call and examineit. DOUGLASS, apl Ninth and F street Mes Srna Reevenr, 005 9th street, opposita Patent Office, Received a new r Rovelved and elegant line of Infant's and WHITE DRPSSES, SLIPS AND ROBES, LACE AND SHIRRED CAPS, LONG AND SHORT MERINO CLOAKS, Plain and Embroidered, for Spring wear, in Huboard and otter stytes, aunt al kisds of CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. mb28 XE YON BRANDIS, Mois AMD roimeriy witht bord & Tastor | Tarr ao, St 1 | Sutts made at tie sh | Reasonabie Price Evening Di mn ylvania ave. (over Axrox Fisners Chenijeal ry Cleant a. dG Ste Ne York; Win, Ror ‘CE. Garments niso, Velvetamd S perfectly cleaned by this superior proces i DIPS EVENING DRESSES AS! TALTY. cima wil Jose their original shape: and to be removed effectually. P M™= ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, -- 430 Texta StaeeT Noxtewaer, ‘and guarantees perfect A TH SPRCIALTIS Ate i'itwst imported . Patent Shoulder Hiraces, and all Dress Goode, ‘orsets and @ $1 Corset (Miss E'sown tiny Lncen, Gloves, st eet cutiemen'e clothes eieaned te this Ps po 10h SL) and’ piso. sa Makes Corsets to order tn every style and material and contort Stterciching: Serine Underwear Tench Cofuets and. Bitten Vcunaren’ fake) that for the price is onsarpwesed. NB Preweds ei (German and Spanish spoken. mrlé ROORAN RUTLDING, First-class Mair Dresser from Parts, nd Five Medals frou Expositionsat oy nd iniporter of AIR AND FINE HAIR WORK, Ladies fine Mair Cutting and Hair Dressing. Hair dyed and shampooed iu a first-class manner, Setar 537 15th mt. ny Pore Asp Isviconana ‘Those who may wish to purchase, eitheras a det cious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an UNA DULTERATED WHISKY, are invited to make e Paris, Lyo ‘Maint HUMAS trial of the celebrated brand, U oT PPr. R TTTT FEE XX N UCP PE Ee tat £ Ee BRE uu P P ERER K kee 3 xn www wewh Pn TSS EX hy Geri ¥ Wwe'wW BOM HT Ss8 Ee = ‘This Whisky, upon an analytical examination, haa proved to be free from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used togives fou ‘ous age and flavor to this popular drink, FOBSALEBY Browning & Middleton, Barbour Hamfitom, J. B. Bryan & Bro, CC Bryan, BL. Wheeler, ‘Thotuas A. Rover, N.T. Mewger& Bro, Beall & Baker, John M. Magruder, Sk Waters, J.C. Exgood & Ca, W. HLM. Cissel, WASHINGTON, D.C. #. & H.W. CATHERWOop, Sole Proprietors, mié3m Philadelphia, FICE OF WW. LAMB. 3D. i249 HANOVEK Sr, EMBER 6, 1886 PHILADELPHIA, DEC MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, ENTS OF JOHANN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT, U.S.OF A., 820 RACE ST., PHILADELPRIA, DEAR SIRS—1 HAVE USED JOHAN MALT EXTRACT FoR THE PAST FL imp LY, AND TA ML PORTED BY YOU TUN 1s TI YOURS, RESPECTFULLY, HS EAN LA 3, ee CHIEF DRUG INSP TeapeLintra, PORT OF PHL GENUINE, A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR i ‘THE LIQUOR HABIT. Itcan be given in a cup of coffee or tea without the Knowiedge of the person taking it is absolutely harmies. and will effect a permanent and ‘cure, whether the patien isa moderate drinker or: alcobolic wreck. Ithaa been given in cases, and inevery instante a perfect cure lowed. IT NEVER Fans ‘The system once imprag- nated with the Specific, it becomes an utter impoumi> DLlity for Ube liquor appetite to exist. For Sale| id R. K. HELPHENSTINE, ERBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, 8 Hal F ii A oe eieee euees IERIG y's EXTRACT Link oP Steer wear ING STOCK FOR Sc JUPS, Mi, ANDSAUCES ANNUALSALE, TAR i