Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The W OFrice oF THE Wasutxeros, D.C, April 4 ae For the middie states, generally Tair win shitting + fll in temperature fir iy. statfomar nape For the south A F, light variabl ture. is indicated weather, light variabl to southeasterly northern portion, ture in southers tie states ge winds, «i ne ‘orton. ces int her during the te states. Jenies Laxsse day and ton Reed Ci: They w atlan and nd suite Harp Woup, Freer vcct ATORS, Warts € Sox, 141 New York avenue, 1314 Tth street uw nt’s shoes in button, reduced from $i ¢, 310 7th street $4 FoR $2.19.—0u laced and « . $20, thi inl thre city, ASH CHAMHER St apest line of fa’ es, ten ple are in pric nbe seen at Wi. Hf 11 7th street northwest. Ir Yor Waxr to by of any sty! if you want pi F to 411 fth st. pild ean rua it, ¥s, 505) Varor § A. Eberl; Lapies’ Hovsr SLIrrexs from 25 cents up | at ‘the Family Shoe Store, #10 7th street northwest. SEE DECORATIVE AD¥. of Louls A. Pieter on first page, introduction of nevelties In wail covering». Family Shoe Store, 310 7th stree Fusser.'s Ice Cxeam and Charlotte Russe, 1427 New York avenue = atop intl Gael Chas Ske Parker's Cacp under Rooks Aisplay of Stationery. It's worth Laprss’ Kip Burros. flexible soles, worth $3. reduced fo ¥1.93. Fainlly Shoe Stor: 7th street northwest. STAINED GLASS SUBSTITU 411 7th. R. Gorpscumip, No. S12 7th yertles today for Salo or rent elegant new houses, corner Mas: and 15th st.; also, one for sale o» Lapres’ Kip axp Goat Burt: oécents. Family Shoe Store, northwest. ‘MIL& and Whisk: CITy AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 11:00 p.n extinguished at 4:15 Ata meeting of the « means for the 1 ehureh last evenin: duced t iy street Test n of the eon propriage resolutions of adopted in reference to the d number, Mr. Cullinane, t will be found in the spe The second’s 4 main between Washi birds, tor $1,000 last evening i ‘ atest in. the day. The e George A. Custer Camp, No. 1, rans, has appointed a committed entertain the members of the division of the order, which August At th last Me erestil ne © Rev. Job Deale, D. D., took place br Balti afternoon. Yesterday occurred tween Bo Daniel Brouks —The hot sun poured tt : owt nis mornin and the cava é porses and pliants, cd Stee athusiasin in the ft sunlight and ein t ¢ ships. 4 pummeled nd ak tnuke them keep park this afternoou the wast teu theater wis thronz: of cour eral desire of the pu arrangements of aud th coma evening, t-mor night. Those wi 7 the cireus nds cam procure re Uekets at Metzerv re unusually Fe will be De. Wat. H. Gac ared in yt red by th notice of whose death ap- TAI, Will in the field, with true pal Of alleviating human terized his entire lite, b to hts work. turned to his home his caused his appointment cian of the state insane Mass, which position he continued to occupy until ‘the time of bis death, The canse of his death wus Bright's disease, the ———— Nor ATTAcwED To “RErunnican” Iysti- TeTIONS.—This morning native of Ireland with etore Judge Cox in the Cireult Court naturalizat ‘The usual ques! 2 any thiug Te was given bis papers, —= MARRIAGE LiceNsrs. — Marriage have been James E. Nalley w Huntress and Lott licenses county, beth B. Bernard: Robley 1 Edelin, of Philadelphia, and Cir lotte A. Memlot: Horace W. Lybrand and Mur- yaret M. Shipley; John E. Wood and Sadic E. ‘arter Collins and Louisa Beanett. Ex-Derectivi p Hts BANKERPER Fisxy.—Thv auinet ex-Detectivi George O. Miller, bls bartender, Henry Russell, and Charles O'Leary, one of the witnesses in the ex-detectives’ trials, was called for trial in the Police Court this morning. Augustus J. Lane testified 1 ‘at the corne: he was talking with O Lear. = last Thurs when M: “Who you look! saw the two ing, bur did n first blow, ified that Miller sald "and struck hint a ry tlrst ng about his stolen dresses, ane was O'Leary, but O'Leary fondant’ Russel! ‘The court imposes detendants, O'Leary Judge tuok lis person Salo rs I recognizance, He was Srerex hoy Judge Snell to-da: colored man nai fled that the defendant w street, and as he was pas. the ball strack hi “Were you st: was asked. with the ball, J.Wallaee Rs: th ed with being Lon uth A Heseaxp’s Surr vor Divorce. ©. Moore to-day, by Mr. W. T. Batles n Mary Moore. Messrs. Dun- w morning ut ten o'clock within their sulesrooms, 9th and D | streets. a fine line of liquors in lots to sult. ‘See advertisement. : es SaLe.—Parties desiring to anestablished business have a good ity offered them in the sale of the nely fitted up establishment known as Driver's,” to be sold Friday, the 24th, at ten aim. This is e chance seldom offered, Patience av ALBAvon's.—Box B has been the 25th. The pear withéut boanets, and estiy requested to 8. reserved for the President for the Patience formance on Suturday evening, ladles aie asked to ,and | Swindlers In Maryland. THEY REPRESENT TITEMSELVES TO DE AGENTS OF THE WASILINGTON “BOARD OF HEALTH,” AUTHORIZED TO PEDDLE MEDICLS ith Oficer Townshend this morning re- ceived a communication from Mrs. Mary Ham- right, addressed to “The Board of Health, and dated Manchester, aying: “There has been men traveling through this neighborhood ng that they were : of healta at Wash- and were engaged In selling med- Washington, D. arroll county, Md tw Ped 0 them by yor vhich amount ot $12, for which [ QS9; date of purchase was Ig torday to Mo collect ™ to-lay has send them to r ein, refund ‘ewith one'ot sald if you’ have or not we a receipt for F. Fown-hend to. Hambright a ply, as 1ollow reierred to in ur letier of yesterday are imposters, ‘This ut does hot employ agents nor sell ines.” avi Phe Revised Building Eerutations. MATTERS THAT THE BUILDING INSPECTOR WISHES TO HAVE THE POLICE ATTEND To. wisle has sent a letter ngineer Commissioner, < that as the revised building realations ntain some important changes and additions, ts that a copy of the same be placed ce station house for the informa- | force. He sends the — fol- iulo of the particular Items, which ded the pol ull control,and when Lathes any such occurs that ‘the police ried to issue warrants without refer building inspector's office: “To see w building, repair or addition, park- ructed without a be ti ence t y n-hoiler is located Before a permit ior tie same ts fsstied: to see that the following Foylarements are complied with: Lights on bultlers’ material at night; tight bottoms to murtar beds on conerete streets; that building iais do not occupy tic in excess of the distance stipulated; that teks are well wet before. being’ lald ing the monthy from April to velusive; that in all public halls, of amusement and instruc: ages are kept free from. s or other obstructions. make excavations for adwaysand side- is issued,but no part fort nbelaid. No permits are reqitired for fences when on or Inside the build- ing line.” Sg hem, eS FUNFRAL.—The fune- linane, whost death was SPAR, took place this his late residence, st. The cortege pro- ureh, Where solemn ed. The floral yulemh mass was celebra ribttes were n The evitt, The Dunn iseetion consistin pain, Colbert, Watts, MeCunn, Fitzger- Narmeye mcin, Harve: ne and ated the St. 1 Holy ety, of which the deceased was ah The remains were interred at 2, Owen O'Hare, C. rihur MeDermott; of Messrs. Petty, os 009 ror THE TAYLOR Prop. Xppieby, Edmonston, and Sny inv the ¢ 1 ~ War Ute uity Cougt a bid of eTuvloe property, at 21 Madi- order was inads for its ae to the conérary be shown, 0 for F | coptanee if no cau: < THE POLICE ix morning there sault eases nd Salone ease’ of Mage rt, colored, charged and pistols; was also cre tried,in which nyer, was in the Police th assaulting Hamil the ease Was and jury has pent it Affairs in West Washington. Death. . Myers, widow of the died at her residenee, No. y this morning. The d own in soekal and charit ‘The funeral will take plice Friday —Th tab met gud nine ve-tenday 0 i acore of 1S to T Hae victors present Georgetown College base e Kendall Green ads of the latter by ew uniform worn by GRALS RECHETS.—Ca: 'W. Boyer Wiest. “Canal- ith twenty tons of miuel HT. ared at Dro- ‘Tavenner Bros, tle up and sold: medium, 4% to 00 sheep and lambs; at $t 15 cows ani farket r ‘Ov WATER AT . temperature, 56; condition, outh connection, jure,52;cond!- louse, 23; effluent gate the river today at 4 p. | tion at house, 2 mm. tur rch of his wife who phils ao in company with corchinan named John Irwin, who ‘d by the doctor's family. The @ been at > Louis, but went Thursday night for Springfield, IL de his wife is’ suffering n, ad that he will for give her and Ove Suxs Anz Very C GREAT BARGAINS. HEAP, ne $1.25, reduced to $1. 1, Feduced to 75, >I CADE SILK VEL wide double width, pure wool, © wad Llaelt, (actual cost) Bye. AX} BLACK SATINS, 500. L BROCADE, Ditess GOODS, 12 yards FORK 3 SETING COTTON. widest Lis sit Loe | it NANTSO Linen aud Cloth for Roy's Wear, LESS than, | srk Peabowe Hemuantsat half price, they MUST EP SOLD, BLACK CASHMERE SILA WLS, pure wool, $1.50. CARTERS, ll MARKET SPACE, ONT MAPLE SUGAR, 8 lbs for 81. MONT MAPL for $1.25 PURE ROCK CANDY DELPSYURP FLORIDA ORANGES, Larce and Fine, one dozen 5S, Deep Color, 4 dozen for $1. IMPORTED ¢ CHOICE. VI PEACHES for 16 ths. CHOICE TURKISH PRUNES for §1. 12 tb. CHOICE FRENCH PRU Buy quick, as these prices are Mable to advance any aay. ELPHONZ0 YOUNGS, GROCER, | 425 OTH sT., By | P.s—pon’t fa COFFEE tur Mocha. to try our MANDEHLING JAVA superior to Government Java aud Sux Brocaves | SocENTS. SUMMER SILKS, 37%40.;500., 620. aviles f4-ineh 1 2 Tw GOUDS, 150. SS 50e, O20. TS CARPETS AT COST. INGRATN CARPE BILUSSELS CARPETS, HiSow on Cueris LADIES AND CHILDREN’S HOS(ERY. | CHILDREN'S SOLID COLOR Hos! seuns, | LADIES Soni COLON Hosit noncanag aan 256 | GEN'T’S COLORED HALF HOSE, lée, CHILDREN’S ENGLISH HOSE, 12yc OPENING NEW SPRING DRY GOODS: DAILY, AT cM. TOWson's, 636 Pennsylvania avenge, Southside, aplo-co SYRUP, one gal. cans, | POSTSCRIPT. ‘ely Times in the Diekson Trial. CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION. Mr. Smith asked the witness whether he had any special reason for protesting against having the eases turned over to Mr. Wells. Mr. Wells objected, saying ‘that what Mr. Dickson's opinion of him was did not affect the merits of tls question any more than what his opinion of Mr. Dickson was, Mr. Smith said that Mr. Wells assumed that Mr. Dickson was going to say that bis reason ‘wax based on “his opinion of the bad reputation of Mr. Wells.” Mr, Sinith said he would, to accommodate Mr, Wells, withdraw the ques- tion. ‘The court said he would not admit the ques- tion If the objection was insisted upon, ‘The witness said that he did not know where Bowen is now; he was a fugitive from justice, and went now under the name of Col. Howard. Judge Hoover had been dismnissed from office for swindling @ bank, and was now tramp. Satterwhite, another ouie who was af the inter- view at Drivers, was a waiter now {fn an eating saloon in Arizona, “And we have Mr. Brewster Cameron here with us,” sald Mr, Smith. “Have you ever had the pleasure of s personal wequalntance with ir. Cameron? “Thank God, no,” said the witness, emphat- teally. Mr. Dickson was reciting the efforts he had a warrant had been issued for bim, and referred to Mr, Wella as “this person” and “this indi: vidual.” Judie MacArthur said he would have to speak ofcor this case in a respectful manner. Mr. Well said he did nov object, “if it is in cumbent upon him to get rid of his “bile,” sald Mr. Wells, “he might as well do It now”. him enough,” said Mr, Smith, “to make biin feeldeeply) “Your treatment of me in mart,” said Mr. Smith, ‘was damnable.” Mr, Dickson said in reference to the inter view with Tu STAR reporter, that the 16 rter had put a wrong construction upon his guage; that he had not said that this attempt owen had its weight in deciding its ver- dict, but that ft had made an impression upon him. The direct examination of Mr. Dickson ‘was finjshed a few minutes after 2 o'clock. a Mr. Whitthorne and Gov. Porter. THE QUARKEL BETWEEN THESE GENTLEMEN GROWING VERY BITTER. Ex-Representative Whitthorne, of Tenn., a few days ago sent a friend to Washington with a note to Gov. Porter, First Assistant Secretary of State, asking him “to go outsideof the United States and explain a little matter.” Gov. Por- ter considered the note a challenge to a duel, and imuiediately returnedit to the friend. ‘The “little matter” referred to was ocard of Gov. Porter to ibe Memphis Avaimohe I fgard toan interview published here with Mr. Whit- thorne and widely copied iperet to Gov. Porter. In the card rv. said that as Mr. Whitthorne had served in Congress the People of Washington knew him, and as the people of Tennessee knew both men it was not hecessary to commentupon the interview. Gov. Porter and Mr, Whitthorne belong to the rival factions of the Tennessee democracy, and the difficulty had its origin in these differences, For Coereing Employes. FOREMEN IN THE MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD ORDERED DISCHARGED BY THE SECRETARY. The Secretary of the Navy has addressed a letter to Commodore J. H. Russell, command- ant of the Mare Island (Cal.) navy yard, direct- ing the discharge of foremen who, according to sworn testimony, practically coerced and con- trolled the vote of the yard in past elections, ticularly that of 1882. The Secretary says he has read sufficient sworn testimony to sat- isfy him that the men engaged in that proceed- ing foremen should be cleaned out of the yard in the interest of decent government, und adds: “If any similar proceeding ot anything like it, or any attempt to coerce the vote of the employes of the y: by foremen or superior officers, whether in the Interest of the dominant party or otherwise, I will apply a similar remedy. Appointmenis in place of the ersons discharged willbe made temporarily (upon ‘trial until efficient men sball have obtained.” a by Normxe Lixe Tr IN THIS CITY IN QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS TuAS THE FINE CLOTHING SOLD aT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., COR. 7TH AND G s8TS. A Fine Mixed CHEVIOT SUIT at 96.50, eap at $10. A Fine Black CHEVIOT SUIT at $9, % cnoap at $18 A Fine Mixed CASSIMERE SUIT at $8, ‘chiesp at $12. A Fine Black CORKSCREW SUIT at $10, : worth $15, A Fine Colored CORKSCREW SUIT at $10, worth $15. UTAWAY SUIT at $12, cheap at $17. A Fine PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at $13.50, im PSheab at $20. ‘We have a large line of BOYS’ and CHILD- REN’S SUITS from $2.25 upward. We have a large line of PANTS for Men ‘and Boys from $1.25 upward. PANTS from 50 cents up. GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED. sar Remember A Fine 4-Button Ci Childrer THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., ap2l CORNER 77m AND G STREETS, Sux Hose. Advertised as such, are mainly silk plated, Custom permits the trade to advertise asxilk what is mainly cotton with a silk film spun around each thread. All Silk Haif-Hose for gentlemen are too expensive for ready-made stock in Washington, there pot being enough trade for that article to justify the keeping. ‘Mut I can furnish them on special order for ° $2.50 PER PAIR, and SILK SHIRTS and DRAWERSin the same way. Quality sample on hand and shown to those deslrous to investigate. IfCOTTON HALF HOSE are good enough for you, 1 think I can show the largest and the best assortment at the Lowest Prices. 8 per dozen will purchase as good Half-Hose, prac- ticaily, as you can get at any price, Sizes, 9 to 12 tnches. ‘Varieties. unmentionable, Quality, unrivalted.: ' Fit, unquestionable, E Place, 410 Seventhistreet, 1 HENNING, THE CLOTHIER, | Pierre Frases Axo Picrvnzs apa As we have been receiving a large number of new styles of Picture Frames, all very handsome, attractive and cheap, we would request you to read the following with attention: ‘Two-inch Flat Gilt Frames, raised designs, 8x10 at 49c., 10x12 at 50c., and 10x14 at 69c. ‘Twoand e half, in standard Gilt Frames, raised figures in corners, plush inside, fancy mat 8x10, 99e. ‘Two and two and a halfinch 8x10 fancy Gilt Frames, flat or deep, crimson silic plush Inside, rich mat, $1.49. ‘Three-tnch, 8x10, mney Gilt Frames, beautiful de- signs, crimson slik plush inside, fine mat, $1.79. Sx10 Bronze Frumes. deep, new design, 89 and 99c. 8x10 Bronze Frames, flat, 3 color bronze, crimson silk plush tnside, fine mat, $1.29, $1.49 and $1.79. Deep Gilt Frames, beautiful design, two and two and ‘one-half inch, 8x10, $1.49: 10x12, $1.98. ? Giltand Plush Combination-Prune, Suey” gilt out side, broad silk plush mat and’ pigin Nt intide,’ fi sizes ranging from 10x14 to 2227, dishowy ind beau for portraits, &e.,a very rich frame, in 10x25, 22x27 and 25x30 only, from 96.49 up. ‘ ‘These represent only a few of the numberless styles of Frames we carry instock. We have a latge variety of 8x10 Frames at 40, some of them very handsome, besides Oak and Wuinut Frames, in all possible sizes. No charge for framing. We use only French Glass Our stock of Ot Paintings, Engravings and Chromos is alvo now very large. We call your especial attention to our 15x20 imported Oleograph in u handsome Gilt Frame, at $1.25, Larger Pictaren of the same kind, $1.06. "Oil Paintings, 22536, from $2.98 up. A visit to our gallery will repay you. M. SILVERBERG & co, ‘312 7th street and 318 Sth street. p20 G. T. Kexs, ‘TAILOR, 416 Oru wramee At SCPTENTION! Sears eS apelin Es Sar Saas Gat"new aac wennane MOCLIVAN @magSCEnETD,, Scuuvax Sreu: Suz = Paras Rovar H 00 85g TT REE uy Eel gf So] RY WES oct HE RF PLEASE COMPARE THE PALAIS ROYAL PRICES WITH THOSE ADVERTISED BY WASHINGTON OR BALTIMORE COMPETITORS, LADIES, i No. 1.—BLACK INGRAIN COTTON HOSE, only ‘23c. pair, We have received the invoice, but this line will not be here until to-morrow. No.2.-FINE BLACK COTTON HOSE, donb! heels and toes, with white feet, Schopper's make; Pa- lais Royal price, 31¢. No.3—ENGLISH NOVELTY, Black and White Check HOSE; all the rage in New York; Palais Royal Price, 44¢.~ No. 4.-SOLID-COLOR LISLE THREAD HOSE, white spilt fect, ali shades; Palais Royal price, 46¢. No, 5.ENGLISH COTTON HOSE, plain and rib- bed, in handsome “boot” patterns, combination colors; Palais Royal price, 44c, No. 6.—SCHOPPER'S SOLED-COLORED HOSK, split feet: also SCHOPPER'S STRIPED HOSE, in all colors; Palais Royal price, 35¢. No. 7.-BLACK COTTON HOSE, with vertical silk stripes in combination colors; latest novelty; Palals Royal Price, 75c. No. 8.—BLACK SILK HOSE, white heels and toes, extra long; cheapest in clty; Palais Royal price, 72c. No. 9.—EXTRA LONG SILK HOSE, in black and all colors; sold elsewhere for $1; Palais Royal price, 720. No. 10,—SPUN-SILK HOSE, with double soles, in black and colors; Palais Royal price, 72c. No. 11.—FINE BLACK SILK HOSE, white heels and toes; extra good quality; Palais Royal price, 89c, ‘No. 12—FINE BLACK 814% HOSE, cream silk feet, improved shape; Palais Royal price, $1.12. No. 13.-OPERA-LENGTH LISLE HOSE, in all colors; also black, special quality: Palais Royal price, $1.19. No. 14.-EXTRA FINE LISLE HOSE, handsome “boot” patterns of combination colors; stylish and new; Palais Royal price, $1.33. No, 15.—PURE SILK HOSE, beautiful shape and ‘Very superior quality; Palais Royal price, $1.89, CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, No.2.—FRENCH RIBBED AND PLAIN HOSE, sil colors and sizes; Palais Roval price, 39p., oF three r $1 No.3.~EXTRA FINE RIBBED BLACK AND COLORED HOSE, solld white feet: English goods; Palais Royal price for 7-1n., 44c.; rise and full. No. 4.—FINE LISLE HOSE, all new shades; Palais Royal price for 7-in., 44c., rise and fall, No.5.—PLAIN PURE SILK HOSE, improved ‘shape; Palals Royal price for 7-1n., 77c.; rise and fall. By rv aa RvvN aa - {1171119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ag 7 i it a aA Aa Aaa aa ee as} rororgrorg g A yey Ba Aaa aa New Dass Goons WE HAVE OPENED TO-DAY A NEW LOT OF CHOICE FRENCH SATTE) A NEW LOT OF BROCHE GINGHAMS, CHOICE PATTERNS IN INDIA PONGEE. ONE LOT OF INDIA PONGEES AT 5c, WHICH ARE VERY CHEAP. JUST RECEIVED A NEW ASSORTMENT. OF CHOICE WOOL DRESS GOODS. CHINA PONGEES. EMBROIDERED PONGEE, PARASOIS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, NEW BLACK GOODS OF SUPERIOR MAKES AND QUALITIES. BEADED GRENADINES, VELVET GRENA- DINES. BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS AT $1.00, $1.25 AND $1.50. HOISERY AND UNDERWEAR. W. M. SHUSTER « SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SPECIAL SPRING SALE! MONDAY, APRIL 20, UNTIL SATURDAY, APRIL 25, SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE- MENTS IN MILLINERY, LADIES' WRAPS, LACES, JER SEYS, CORSETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ‘TIPS, PLUMES, RUCHING, LACE CAPS ANDSUN UMBRELLAS, 5.000 DOZEN STRAW HATS AND BONNETS. ENGLISH MILAN BRAIDS, BELGIAN SPLIT AND SATIN BRAIDS, PEARL, LOOP AND ROUGH AND READY RRAIDS, ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS AND COMBI- NATIONS OF FANCY STRAWS IN ALL SHAPES, 2,500 TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. OSTRICH TIPS AND POMPONS IN EVERY NEW SHADE AND OF ALL QUALITIES. : GOLD AND SILVER NETS AND LACES, COI- ORED CREPE DE CHENES, HAT SCARFS AND TRIMMINGS, 1,000 CARTOONS, NEW DESIGNS IN RICH PARIS FLOWERS, $5,000 WORTH OF JERSEYS AND VISITES. SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS LESS THAN ELSEWHERE. GIVE US A CALL BEFORE RURCHASING. STANDARD TYPE-WRITER, 118 VALUE ENHANCED BY RECENT IM PROVEMENTS * Only 88 Keys to learn and operate, Prints 76char. acters (including caps and small letters, punctuation marks, figures, signs and fractions)’ mM ‘The SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID, MOST DURABLE and NEAREST PERFECT Writing Machine made SUPERIORITY FULLY SUBSTANTIATED by the TEST OF ACTUAL USE and by EXTENSIVE SALES. Warranted and guaranteed to give satisfac Hom, Send for instrated circular to ‘American eee eee Quarter of a Dollar will purchase ro whert a bottle of Dr Burts Couge syrup. Balance of the Bankrupt Steck of Baby Carriages will be sold to-morrow at M. Augenstein’s, 817 street northwest, $11.00 baby carriages, hand- Somely. trimmed, ‘reduced to $7.48, 813.00 caitiage will be reduced to $9.78. Ail other carriages equally as low. Tranks, valises and Feftigerator sold 30 per cent chesper than else where. Special prices of Baby Carriages fora few days only at R. Goldsemid'’s, Slsvth st, 2, 7.78 Ca sold elsewhere for $11.00 og Coteaee ou cleewtere Seno $10.48 oA e+ * Siac 12.27 ee ssa00 48 Go OS Sk gees vires 2 nd wines 521.00 Also an immense assortment of other elegant styles will be offered at low prices, 3 Light Derbys and Soft Hats, Just recelved in all the latest blocks, at Franc’s, corner 7th and D streets, the only strictly one- Brice hat and gent.'s furnishing store 1m this elty. Gent’s Light Shades Spring Scarfs 25¢., at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H.1 Why the Lucky Bay City Man Smiles. Geo, A. Spear, who drew $75,000 in The Louisiana te Lottery, has not changed, ex~ cept that his face lecked with smiles, Sud denswealth has not elevated him. He said, “I Willcollect the money through the banks’ the same as I would a drait,sendingthe lottery ticket as.adraft. Iam clerking inthe store just as ‘though nothing had ned.” He received a New York banker's sight draft for $74,850 1n Rayment of his claim The Louisiana State Lottery.—Bay Cty (Mich.) Tribune ‘March Gent's Spring style Hats, 13 Dif. shades, from $1 up_to $4.50, at Auerbach’s Bloyele Sart Bepat? ath and it, 1 J. E. Young Will open New Parasols and Silk Umbrellas, Sateens worth 25c., 15c., new designs, Go there before purchasing elsewhere. Remember 736 ‘7th street, YouNG's, Cheapest place for Cash- meres, black and colored. all kinds of Corsets and Underwear at reduced prices, 1zge, Percales, Gixe. fast colors, 3 Boys’ Blue Flannel Waists from 50c. up, at Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot,7th & H.1 Thornton’s Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oil with hosphites of Lishe and Soda for coughs, eo eonsumption, impaired nutrition and general debility; and pleasant to take. bed by” physt- Clans, Hold by, Druggiste, Largo bottles Boe, Manufactured by W. E. Thornton, corner Bal- timore and Harrison street, ‘Baltimore, Md. m,w, You Will Save 40c. ery Dollar by going to Auerbach’s Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H, All kinds new, lastest imp. Max chines. A legal guarantee for 5 years with every machine, 1 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail, McGee's, 9th, near Dt. s&w-1m. Rough on Coughs. Ask for “ Rongh on Coughs,” for Cor Col Sore Throat, Hioarseness, Frochos,15e Liquid: Sotvenirs FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, aT EUK 1 NNN cco ™ g8%¢ Ee T NN €°% = 8 EX OH MRL 55a, K WH NNN Goa Beat K K IU WN NN GGG “s8* NN NFER W WwW w TI DDD £! RNNE Wwww HD DE ah NNNte Wwww HD DER AA NNNE ww ww HD DE AAA N NNEEE W W ILDDD RERA Al 926 SEVENTH STREET. 100 dozen LADIES' HATS (all colors) in the NEW SHAPES, Fine (Milan Straw), only 48c.; regular Price, $1. 200 dozen CHILDREN’S HATS (all colors), Trimmed, 26c.; regular price, 75c. ‘Just received a Full Line of RIBBONS in all colors and widths, which we are going to sell for a few days only at 5 cents per yard. Also,a 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 thigeity, and af astonish- ing LOW PRICES, Allwe 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 SPECIAL BARGAINS for this week. Call and inspect for yourselves, and when once here you will surely come again, at KING'S NEW IDEA, 926 SEVENTH STREET. pls “No Tur Exe For Tuz HALTER DRAW WITH GOOD OPINION OF THE Law.” WHEN ANY ONE WHO HAS THE SLIGHTEST CLATM TO RESPECTABILITY ISCAUGHT IN A QUESTIONABLE TRANS- ACTION. HE FIRST SETS HIMSELF TO THE TASK OF INVENTING EXCUSES, AND MAKES DESPERATE EFFORTS TO RELIEVE HIMSELF OF THE ENTANGLE- MENT BY PLAUSIBLE REASONING a8 TO THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL PRAC- TICES WHICH HE HAD INDUIGED IN, HOWEVER MUCH SAID PRACTICES MAY HAVE OPERATED TO THE DETRIMENT OF AND ABSOLUTE LOSS TO THE CoM- PLAINANTS. IN THIS CASE THE PEO- PLE ARE THE COMPLAINANTS, AND NOW THAT THESCALESHAVE DROPPED FROM THEIR EYES REGARD THE DE- FENSE OF THE CORRECT MAN aS At “SOMETHING LIGHT AS AIR.” THEY HEAR THE SOUND THEREOF, BUT CAN- NOT SEE IT. THE MANNER IN WHICH THEIR CONFIDENCE HAS BEEN BE- TRAYED IS TOO FRESH IN THEIR MINDS, AND AS PATENT TO THE EYE “aS NEW SNOW UPON A RAVEN'S BACK.” AS YET THE PEOPLE HAVE PRE- FERRED NO CHARGES AGAINST US: THEREFORE NO DEFENSE IS NECES- SARY. ON THE CONTRARY, THEY ARE DELIGHTED WITH OUR MODE AND MANNER OF CONDUCTING BUSINESS AND ARE GIVING US THEIR CHEERFUL AND HEARTY SUPPORT, FOR WHICH WE ARE DEEPLY GRA’ AND BEG TO ASSURE THEM THAT WE SHALL CONTINUE TOSELL FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANU- FACTURE. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, STRICTLY ONE PRICK. 927 and 029 Seventh street northwest, Southeast corner Massachusetts avenue, Always be sure that you are in the RIGHT PLACE, PIANOS AND ORGANS. = A ~ Herwexane Priasos BRA MM MM Om QSSy snUarcpetat ent Wintitaeen| br fi 1 fOBEE tee oC Tone ata treme Durty Br Sh UP SEe at - Old Pianos'taken in exchange and full value allowed. ‘Lowest Prices amd Easy Monthly Payments, . BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS, UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT SALE NOW IN PROGRESS. 422 Oth street, ‘We have positively undoubted bargains tn sR2 . the above,as can be seen by the following p WASHINGTON: poets ‘817 Market Space, Pa ave, near #th st. NEW YORK: BALTIMORE: Our DWIGHT ANCHOR SHIRT, reinforeed, 112 Fifth avenue. 204-208 W. isalio. st. Completely finished, 35e. each. ‘a Our BOS SHIRTS, reinforced, completely Wx Kesasz & Co. ‘uished, Gb. abs MANUFACTURERS OF Our UTICA NONPAREIL SHIRT, reinforced, GRAND, completely finished. and the only $1 Shirt ‘which is retailed at 6Sc. each. CEE ee Our WAMSUTTA SHIRT, reinforced, Butcher SQUARE ‘Linen back, felled seams,completely finished, PIANOFORTES. = Our PLAITED SHIRT (12 or 16 piaits), rein- forced, Butcher Linen back, 2100 Linen Bosoms, Bands and Waistbands,a positive Dargain, at $1 each, Our CUSTOM-MADE SHIRT, no better made Or Std enywhare, st $1.15 ex, ‘The same prices as above prevail in our ‘NIGHT SHIRTS ‘We guarantee a perfect fit or money refunded. ‘We beg to announce to our Washington patronsthat, dextring to offer them greater facilities in their deal- Ings with us, we have opened warerooms at 817 MARKET SPACE, PA. AVE, Nxam 9Tu st, WASHINGTON, ‘The same are conducted directly by ourselves, and customers can dealwith us there to precisely the same ‘advantage asat our Baltimore and New York estab- Ushments. A full assortment of our various styles of GRANDS, UPRIGHTSand SQUARE PIANOS will oobstantly be A vu Mt po secant WM. ENABE 4 00, pA, Ot i Hae = mS sa PIANOS FOR RENT. pe A oD RMR Ss8 T ‘Tuning and Repairing promptly erienced workmen. = Bovnermm Axo Eransm 416 7ru STREET NORTHWEST. sented a PER MONTH WILLBUY A HANDSOME $108 eee Pee =e 439 7b rest nortnwest. SEATON PERRY, MONTH WILL BUY AN ELEGANT OR- S8PER MONTEL WIEL BUY AN J eeemncniars seoeian. SIDNEY T. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, APRIL 20TH, A 433 7th strert northwest, LARGE ASSORTMENT aid ORGANS, some Wut aight used Aa great toe = a IDNEY t Nfkewo. | FRENCH ROURFTTES AND ALL Wool. ETAMINES, OR CANVASS CLOT THESE FABRICS ARE IN GREAT DEX BEING THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES. ALL-WOOL HOMESPUN AND CHEVIOT FOR MOUNTAIN AND BEASIDE SUITS. NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED INDIA PON- A VERY HANDSOME STEINWAY PIANO, but tle nerd. ot an immense axcridoe; Will ail oa moat SIDNEY T, NIMMO, [ 433 7th street northwest. SEVERAL VERY FINE PARLOR ORGANS at “ ‘prices ranging from $26 to $60. EXTRA FINE QUALITY PLAIN INDIA PON- ‘SIDNEY T. NIMMO, GEE AT 50c. A YARD. 438 7th street northwest. | PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS IN GREAT AN ELEGANT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND VARIET PIANO, but eight months old, at tremendous bargain, NEW LOUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS. ‘and payable in monthly instaliments of $10. NOVELTIES IN TWO TONE BROCADES. AND POMPADOUR SATINS, WITH PLAIN SATIN SIDNEY T. NIMMO, RHADAMES TO MA’ STREET NORTHWEST. ‘ORED, itl eee = anyon GRAIN SILKS at Si, ana ee. remsway Praxos. NEW. IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS, JACI Best in the World. ‘Together with » ae, | JERSEYS, AND EMBROIDERED FICHU fe band. wf the | ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED Moose Store Of inte WE AE ROOR, STYLES IN| PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS Parsuer ofthelate WG. METZEROIT@CO, | AND CARRIAGE SHADES. Sole Agent for Stelnway @ Sons’, Gabler” Grove- ATW: steen. Wheelock, Marshall, Wendell and other Pr AND CHILD” anos. Ca) REN—ALL STYLES, SIZES AND QUALIT! G, L. Wap & Bro, ATER GSO PHA atin Axo th Street hortbwest, sole agents SEATON PERRY, the STIEFF and KRANICH & BACH Rallis S03 ana Gally's Wonaert Ssanereen Perry Building, Tontramenta. ‘Several oneasy termiain Pianos Pennsylvania ave, cor. 0th st, na Organs which bave Geen ‘used ‘and. Or | _Retablished 1840. ‘apis Gans for rent, toned and repaired, v 713 M Ss, ALLET, DAVIS & CO.’ GREAT SPECIAL ARKET a Seria UPRIGHT Chas PrARG. J oe i tew and vies. how ready, at special mes factory prices. Hf. L. SUMNiIe SIT Sth'et nw oe : PARASOL, Srecz & Co, eweriaen rae cae aw On 50 PAIRS i ace cata $3.76, PIANOS. R UE URTAINS, $3,75, WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANA USUAL PRICE $5.00. Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, tuned, | 100 STRIPED BROCHE SHAWLS, $1.25, WORTH boxed; for rent by day, week, wonthor year, Rent $2.50. ‘spplied if purchased. 100 WHITE AND BLACK PLAID SHAWLS, ‘Full stock of Sc. Music. $1.50, $250, WORTH MORE MONE HENRY ERERBA : 215 Fetrest, | 500 WHITE BED SPREADS, 75c., $1.00, $1.25. rere ee tate Sem OF BUSS Ce. | 50 WHITE CRIB SPREADS, 75c., $1.00, $1.25. A FULL LINE SPRING SHADES KID GLOVES, NOS, are made by DECKER BROS., N. ¥, 9. H- KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 10th st nw. 53 Also for Burdett Organs, MATHERS PATENT LACING. 1 CASE GENUINE WAMSUTTA COTTON, 10c Lass, A FULL LINE CASSIMERS, 37,50, 75e, $1,81.25, WHY SUFFER LONGER WITH 4 FULL LINE SUMMER SILKS, 37%, 500. A FULL LINE SPRING DRESS GOODS. WE SELL AT POPULAR PRICES. GEO, J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL,” 713 Market Space. ‘TENDER FEET, ‘When you can purchase FINE SHOES, made by hand for $3.50 and $4, and made to measure for $5 in any style you desire. apis Laxssvrce & Bro COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 13, WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL DRIVES! A FEW IN EACH AND EVERY ONE OF OUR DE- GENTS, ‘We make for you the celebrated WAUKENPHAST ‘and other styles of Shoes for only $5. ‘The increased demand for our FAMOUS$3.508hoes for ladies and gents assures us that they will wear, Every pair warranted. BASE BALL SHOES also made to measure, We ‘have something new in this line. GEO. W. RICH, PARTMENTS. THESE PRICES ARE FOR THIS apl0__ Successor to F. H. Wilson. 400 7th st. a.w. VE Or eee ee LACES, 3 = = ‘Pa INCH ORIENTAL LACE, 20c, 4 YARD; uy Sess. be REGULAR PRICE, 30c. Uo 3 BLACK CHANTILLY LACES: us Sess kee SIN. 4IN. GIN. GIN, Wee... oco 00 KK FRB A HANDSOME ORIENTAL LACE, 9 INCHES eco 00 KK £E » WIDE, FOR 25c. A YARD; REGULAR PRICE, $0 83 By EF Soe tS “oo? Ec Exe NOTIONS. BARBOUR'S LINEN THREAD, 5c. NE PLUS ULTRA PINS (BEST), 4c. RICK RACK BRAID, 4c. A DOZEN. SILKS, FOR GENERATING STEAM. FOR COOKING PURPOSES. FOR HEATING BY FURNACE, CHENEY BROS’ BEST JERSEY SILKS, $1.10. ULAR$1 COLOREDSILK, 22 INCHES BC. HS BLACK SILK, 50c. A YARD; WORTH 80, BUTTONS. 10,000GROSS DRESS BUTTONS OF ALL KINDS FOR HEATING BY LATROBES FOR OPEN GRATES, IT MAKES A QUICK FIRE 1 1s EASILY IGNITED. 11 DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE. 11 1s ECONOMICAL, 24 WLLL PaY TO TRY IT. UNDERWEAR. CORSET COVERS. 140; WORTH 250. NIGHT GOWNS, 98c.; WERE $1.23. RIBBONS. ALLSILK OTTOMAN RIBBONS, SHADES (2 SHADES OF CLUDED), Nos 4,5, 7.9, 6c. 7c.,8.C, 10c. A YARD. ALLSILK SASH RIBBONS (BLACK) 25c. A FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CQ, 40 Bushels Crushed, $3.70. 40 Bushels Not Crushed, $290, 25 Bushels Crushed; $2.50. 25 bustels Not Crushed, $2.00. IN ALL ORANGE IN- DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON ov OR GEORGETOWN. 409 ANOTHER LOT OF 4.BUTTON KID GLOVES AT 68c. ‘OUSE PAINTS 3 5 = eS AS™hovonn cupargn an tHe | ,, {BUTTON SUEDE GLOVE, 750 aT & WORTH 124yc. Paint “‘Departinent of GASTES i HANDKERCHIEPS. Beales tn Building Sappiien, Nos ‘008, Bio, ei and NEW STYLES IN LADIES COLORED BOR. a G street three danrs west of the Patent Offee, ED HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIERS mediately adjoining National Hilley Armory, tin at Oe ene = any other extubl enk im the city. 1f you wish to Duy even the smailest quantity of white lead, oils, var~ nish, colors (dry or in vil), etc., send your adres on postal card and a prin list Of every article ‘will be sent to you by retarn tre few hours’ tine by leiter-car- is pricc-Lst ives the price of half-pint, pint ‘Quait. bull-Zalion, gasion and Ae callons uteach Ein foil, turpentine, dryer, varnish and other liquid sold DON'T FORGET OUR UMES, HANDY EDITION, $3.31; REGULAR ere rere eee oe Bou aveen erent tesand oo bndied unas | pyc hte : iniscellanesusarticles. ‘The prices are secon | SEVENTEEN STYLES OF CREPE LISSE Roe etn reer rte Nae g RUCHING AT 196; WORTH 30c. eee gual ie, atguty hohe a | ovmER DEPART ENTS tity, pay the same price. ‘The inexperienced buyer gets | SUN UMBRELLAS. —- the same price as the oldest pamver if he buys the 261NCH PARAGON, OLIVE WOOD STICKS, eee Atter examining my pricelist, hig ioe it Hopesenaceey ss ‘mnail, fhey nes ‘other departments of my business have grown, $1.88; WORTH $250. WRITE Goons. 12. INDIA LINEN THIS WEEK FOR 100. 12%gc. BOOK-FOLD CHECK NAINSOOKS FOR 9c CRA: pinta chet Fegeay ereetae | carttannses COLLATE goods, seiling them at low MADE OF LACE OR EMBROIDERY, 21c; Baking prompt deliveries, Wo secure 8 ibe of the pubile patra vane PNTAMES HL, MCGILL, 0g: Siu. G12 und Wiad busest Ixvorsen By’ Tux Wont, DR VERY HANDSOME AND WORTH 30c. EMBROIDERIES. WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON ALL EMBROIDERIES FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. HOSIERY. LADIES’ LISLE THREAD HOSE, IN BLACK AND COLORS, AT 43c:; WORTH FULLY 75c. His Pie ‘See “ADLER” over the door. -&a7-Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. apl7 Saunzs Muwavese Licm PALMER'S GINGER ALE, LEMON SODA, &c., &c. ALWAYS THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT, ‘DEPOT: 1294 207m Sraxer Noxrawzsr. SAMUEL C PALMER, , : MIRSES' NEW SPRING HOSE, ALL SIZES, FPP ERETTTTEZz 00, & > TROND TOC ties WORTH AT LEAgTOO? Perle f 8 8E Pe Br cankitis reste OUR LOOP FRI P Eun F dzx'0d pp Past WEEK FOR 80c.; WORTH $1.25. Recwige rd SPLENDID COLORED CHENILLE FRINGE a TF Tt Eee AT BSc. A YARD; REGULAR PRICE 75c. EBB. r GENT.'S FURNISHINGS. Ea Ey = ALL 48c. SCARPS AT 39c,, FOR THIS WEEK A DOUBLE DISTILLATION OF MANY OF THE psig ipa Making this He nS HENAN HERBS, SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL APRIL 18. fore the public for the cure of DYSP! 3 — Nise, GENERAL DEMLLITY, LANSBURGH & BRO. COMFORT SHivr nade of Wamaua i ised and Tlcnardson's 2,100 Linen, (Reinforced . Fay, fort ‘wasii tub. for uly so cents, the’ im the market to se our CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT, made of the LADIES’ GOODS. J. Cy Horcameox, FINE MILLINER’ TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AnD BONNETS. CHILDREN'S HATS IN ALL STYLES, FLOWERS,” “HAT SCARFS" AND GOLD LACES. “MOURNING MILLINERY A SPR CIALTY.”. PARASOLS IN ARTISTIC DESIGNS, FROM REST MAKERS IN PREVAILING Opl- ORS. FULL LINE OF MOURNING AND Cam RIAGE PARASOL. “SILK UMBRELLAS” AT A BARGAIN, NOVELTIES IN JERSEYS, LATEST PARIE STYLES LADIES’ TATLOR-MADF SUITS, BLACK SILK COSTUMES FOR #20, WORTH $40. WARRANTED TO FIT EQUAL TO CUSTOM MADE. TRAVELING RAGLANS IN NEW DESTGNS, “SPRING WRAPS,” OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FOSTER KID GLOVES, WITH IMPROVED PATENT HOOKS, FROM $1 PER PR UPWARDS SILK AND LISLE GLOVES, IN NEW SHADES. DRESS TRIMMINGS. LACES, BUTTONS, BRAIDS, @c. ‘TTrevise, Paris __ fapiay 907 Puare Maur J. P. Pano IMPORTER OF FASHION, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTED NOVELTIES CONSTANTLY BEINO a7 RECEIVED. FRENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DEY ‘Ciean'ag Extablishment 1208 New Yoru ave tes. AN. Kinds of Ladies and Gente Garments Dyes, Grane and Snished tn the tom superior Phish Vinaks, Velvet and. Part special. without formerty, die’ drome do sng ripped Ladies one ripe Li 2 Fischer. € CAROLINE LERC ADAM. AN lntorm her patrons and pared to clean and Stall most 1th To Tae Laos HER MAJESTY'S CORSET. ‘We take pleasure In calling your attention to tis Corset, which is now being introduced to the Ladies af America, An invitation is extended to all to call asd examineit DOUGLASS, _apl Ninth and F streets, Mas Sruwa Revreer, 608 Oh street, oppostte Patent Office, Ree Roggend® Rew and elegant tive of Infant's eu WHITE DRPSSES, SLIPS AND ROBES, LACE AND SHIRRED CAPS, LONG AND SHORT MERINO CLOAKS, Plain and Embroidered, for wear, in Mother Hubbard and other siyten and all kinds of CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. mba A F TON ISHER'S A Cieant ‘No. O00 Street North THUY YEARS EXPERIENCE. Ladies: and Gentlemen's Garments: also, Velvet ai Piast “Grape Vela Laces, lowe, she aa = dh SPPCIALTY. ‘tiectually. Pefce $1.50 and GL, Dyer M™ 45S & numpneny, 430 Text STREET Nontrwest, Makes Cormets to onter in every style and material, fad guarantees perfect Ot aud comfore Hen SPeCIALTIN ARE French Tand-mnde Underciouiing: Merino Underwear ‘anid fest imported . Patent Shoulder Mraces, and all Dress Goode, French Corsets and Huston, {Children's Corsets and a $1 ‘Corset (laa E's owe minke) that for the price Mt ubmuryaned SU. Frencti, German and Spanish spoken, melé to be reun suit. ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING, de First-class Hair Dremer from Parts, “Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositionsaf Paris, Lyons and Vienua, Mahuiacturer and importer of HUMAN HAIR AXD FINE HATR WORK Ladies’ fine Hair Cutting and Hair‘Dreming. Hair dyed and suampoved in a first-class manner, Wigs to onder, as 587 15th st. nw FAMILY SUPPLIES. ‘Wee sell strictly for cach; consequently can and wiif sell cheaper than any other firm In the city. Goods amounting to two dollars or over delivered free to any purt of the city, All gocds must @ve satisfaction oF money refunded, Call and compare prices, POOLE, BROOKE & Co., aps 4 Tes Oar Poe ie 0. 6, 5 ibs. STARCH, 25 & Bars Best OLEIN api 1s PE coo FEE RRR co § c Ee Coe gr God Eee KE Eee ss = THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, fs without a doubt the most RracTirvLand the mos Norn * a the world. ‘The Millers have hot only the most perfect Mili, containing as it does all the most improved Machin’ ery invented up lo the present time, but they prodace a Flour t ‘auy mill in the world. "Te prove that, w "wuate that yan fity’ of thts moms anttually to Lurope au rts of the | world” \ from | hard wheat grown in Mingessta and Dakota. 1018 an acknowledged fact, that in Uhis Floura a f the gl welding than an var The best trade mamits that from its bread making qualities itis the. Well as the best, for © duisarpasnedt Ivery “sack every barrel is warranted to give entice: STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It Is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- | acting Luusekeeper abd sutisfy Use most Instidiousepl a GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Pateut RELIANCE. A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, mate by the celebrated Hungarian process. Itis a very cheap and deautifal Patent, within the reach of ail clames, aud we comrantee Will give salinfuction Wo every one who wu try ak, GOLDEN HILL. The 04 reliable stand-by and the Standart Family Flour of the District. Tt teequal tn quality toe rest | many bighpriced Patent Flours, whiist tt can be boucht for considerable les money. We defy compet torsto bring forth auy Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILI-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN TLL, and we Keel assured that any housekeeper who ries tien once Wall Wever Use ay Using cise FOree by aii grocers, Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st, and Indianaave WM. M.GALT @ 00, 5 'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenere- fs made expressly for the care of “@erangements vereative organs. Whenever any debiltty of ‘ative Orsauis occurs, from whatever cause, continuons siream of "electricity permeating Uurough the parts must restore them to healthy ao tion. There is no mistake about this instrument, ‘Years of mse have tested It, aud thousands of cares are (estified to. Weakness from Indiscretion, In capacity, Lack of Vicor, Sterility—in fact, any trouble ‘of these ‘organs is cured. Do not confound this with electric belts advertised to cure all tis from hed 1 | toe. “This ts for the ONE epecitied purpose Forel culars giving full information addres— CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT ©0.,, YRESPRCTFULLY CALL THE A’ OF ARCHITECTS AXD THOSE Conneriarige BUILDING, TO MY PIRETCLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION” TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WH, KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS @ 80m WHICH I CONSIDER ASGOOD IF: TOSTEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT GHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE Wi FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ‘USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE LN REFERRING TO. aCALL Is SOLICITED ADD LSTIMATAS PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Exctosrve Acume, No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR 64 STREET. sy