Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1885, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. SAL OFFICER, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Ste Wastttnoton, D.C. : For the middie Ati: . 1 showers in s« portion, north to east winds, generally higher ther is indicated nd northern and tions of the midd reather is indicated for the sonthern portion of PNCMENT in, the Portland Ore- our promine 31,000 Aranr . green and bl Street. We scld to the great rush which w N. EL Adler, This is nis’ thire been eminently styles and ps quisite in de terns, which nt in finisis. nts for men’s, has them on e elothing house, 9 t his popular t northwest. A New UsE For © um” floor ch designs and coloriy of dwellings, di or satin facing, in all the Waar's 4 I “But it's better than gant Cabinet Pi ‘The Police Census. The police are making satisfactory progress with the work of taking the census of the Dis trict. In the thn precinct, which is located in the center of the city and is the smallest in territorial extent, the officers have nearly com- pleted the work df enumeration. In other pre- cinets, however, the work is not so well ad- Vaneed, as there is much more ground to cover. The Powell Will Contest. ¥Y TO SHOW THAT THE ADMIRAL NEW WHAT HE WAS DOING. In the trial of the contested will case of Ad- miral Powell—Colmesnilagt. Drakeand Webb— in the Circuit Court yesterday, after the Star's report closed, Mr. Webb further testified that the admiral was not influenced against his judgment. He advised the admiral to bring Mrs. Stewart to the house, He regarded him possessing @ull testamentary capacity. The first will encumbered with a number of codiells, and subsequently a second was pre- pared. "Mrs, Stewart, he said, was never present When the provisions ‘of the Will were belong dis- cussed Mrs. Harriet Stewart testified that she was y 4 cousin; that Mrs, Powell ke charge of ‘the admiral; that - did not know the contents of the will until afier the admiral’: : had used no influence in reference to th never said the ad- miral would have r $40,000, She ad- mitted th times drank'too much, ‘The trial was adjourned to Monday. Mrs. Colmesnil, of the contestants of the will, is the widow of John D. Colmesnil, who for 15 z was connected with the t, most of the time with TESTIMO: pe To THE Distrrct.”—Pound- instein found a lady from Philadelphia King wn investization of the dog he said to him: “It is monstrous! This pound has got to come down 1, exh dog to have a sey nd a new rate apart- ment, to be swept daily and fresh lime or ashes | sprinkled daily, good nutritious food served ¢ nd ENO it. The sanitary condition of the Washington pound is a disgrace to the Distriet of Columbia. ‘The Philadelphia pound isa saloon compared to it, for cleanliness and This morning she appeared at Health r Townshend's off who told ber that he had the matter of buildi templation, the he said it e must be no delay thus treated. Mr. Hen over this boast for sé witit. Dogs should not tein feels quite chop- m, as he has made ita a OL ENTERTAINMENT.—The hibition drill of the High dlast week, was repeated pte hunge of program, anding the het there was a large aitend- Affairs in West Washington. A CUTTING AFFRAY.—About 8:80 o'clock last night an altereation took place between John ‘arner, a boatman, and a man named Sim- mons, Bear the Aqueduct bridge. During the affray Simmons cut Warner under the lef: arm and on the left hip with a knife. The wounded | man was taken toT. L, Cropley's drug. store, where his wounds were dressed by Dr. Ritchie. He was subsequently removed to his home, near the Aqueduct ‘bridge. His wounds are painful, but not serions, A DeaTH OF AN EstIMABLE LADy.—Mrs, Eliza- beth Harrison, widow of the late Harri- son, died at her residence, No, 2804 jmbar- ton avenue, vesertsy morning, at the advanced age of 77 years. The deceased was widely known in this place. A GENERAL Row IN “Boston.”—Geo. Jack- son, Robert Ray, Douglas Dodson, Alfred Riggs, Wm. Wheeler, Preston Harris ‘and Jobn Thornton, colored, were arrested by Officer MI ton Fisher, on warrants, this morning, for bein; implicated in a general row which’ oceurre: night before last tn the quarter known as “Bos- ton.” There were also a number of boatmen who took a lively part in the melee, and who have since gone to parts unknown, The colored men mentioned were tried in the Police Court this morning, but the proof did not sustain the charge of creating a disturbance, and they were discharged. CHURCH ORGANIZATION.—The Mt. Pleasant M. P. mission has severed its connection with Congress-street church, assumed the .name of “Mt. Tabor M. P, church,” and elected the tol- lowing officers: Stewards, W.H. Williams, T. Barnes, P. T. Hall, A. Luki, P. Young, C.0. Tay- enner, W. HsBarnes; trustees, Henry Weaver, W. Blackinan, Jas. A. Hoffman, M. C. Weaver, A. B. Cleaves, T. Barnes, W. F. Hunt, Philip Young and F. ‘Knott; C. d. Tavenner, secretary quarterly conference. ‘THE FUNERAL OF MRs. CHARLRS MYERS took place yesterday afternoon. A number of friends and relatives of the deceased followed the re- mains to Oak Hill cemetery, where the inter- ment occurred. The following gentlemen acted as pall-bearers: Capt. Johns, John T, Mitchell, Prof. Pond, A, Greenless, J. & Waters, William King, F. L. Moore and 'B.R. Mayfield, Revs. Drs, MeKenney and Lindsay officiated at the ceremonies. A GRUMBLE ABOUT STREET IMPROVEMENTS. There is considerable grumbling here among the parties interested because itis given out that Congress (or 31st Peel is not to be Im- proved from P street to Road street, as estima- ted for by the District Commissioners, but from P street to the summit of the hill, falling short over 100 yards from Koad street. District offi- cials explain this by saying that the appropria- tions for improvements in this District made by Congress footed up only five-sixths of the amount estimated by the Commissioners, who finding this to be the case cutdown one-sixth of appropriations in all sections of the city, less- ening the improvements to that extent, except in Georgetown, which was cut down one-twe tth only. According to this Georgetown gets more money for street improvements this year in INHERITED, CONTAGIOUS, BAD BLOOD, SCROFULOUS, Inherited and con- tagions Humors, with Loss of Hair, Glandular Swell- ings, Ulcerous Patohes in the Throat and Mouth, Ab- cesses, Tumors, Carbuncles, Blotches, Sores, Scurvy, ‘Wasting of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Engmia, Debility, Chronic Rheumatism, Constipation and Piles, and most diseases arising from an Impure ‘or Impoverished Condition of the Blood, are speedily cared by the Curicura RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally, assisted by Curicuna, the great Skin Care, and CuTicuna SoaP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally. Exaa Boynton, 857 Washington street, Boston, says: I have been afiicted for one year and nine months with what the doctors called rupia. I was taken with dreadful pains in the heud and body, my feet be- came so swollen that I was perfectly helpless, sores broke out on my body and face, my appetite left me, I could not sleep nights, I lost flesh, and soon became so wretched that I longed to die. Physicians fulled to help me. My disease daily grew worse, my sufferings became terrible. The eruption Increased to great burrowing, foul-smelling sores, from which a reddish matter constantly poured, forming crusts of great thickness. Other sores appeared on various parts of my body, and I became so weak that I couid not leave my bed. In this condition and by advice of a well- known physician, I began to use the Curicura Reax- DIgs, and in twelve weeks was perfectly cured. STILL MORE 80. James E. RicHarpson, Custom House, New Or- Jeans, on oath, says: In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out on my body until I was a mass of corruption. Everything known to the medical faculty was tried in vain. I became amere wreck. At times could not lift |. my hands to my head, could not turn in bed: was in constant pain, and lookel upon life asa curse. No relief or cure in ten years. In 1880 heard of the CuTicuRa ReMepres, used them, and was perfectly cured, Sworn to before U. S. Com. J. D. CRAWFORD. Sold by all druggists, Price: Currcura, 50c.: RE O1LVENT, $1.00; Soap, 25c. Prepared by the POTTER DEBUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass. Send tor “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” BLACK HEADS, Pimples, Rough, Tanned and Olly CITY ITEMS. Do not throw away your money, but when in need of @ good li: ent buy Salvation Oil. 25, $3 Per Galion, 75¢. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near Dst. s&w-3m. Just Received at France's, Cor. 7th and D, a fill line of English and Ger man Fancy Half Hose, at astonishing low Prices. Franc’ corner ‘7th and D, the ouly : strictly one price hat and. gents’ furnishi store in this ty: iguabs as Cold Milwankee Beer, in English stone n’s, 440 9th st, 2 Dor R. Goldschmid’s page. 500 Pairs More of Those Elegant Ribbed Bicycle Hose, in Navy, Brown and Black. Men’s and boys at. 50c. a pair, at Auer- bach’s. 7th and Johnson it Fail to Read special advertisement, on this clam chowder, 440 9th street, 2 Frank's Jewelry Store, 457 Pennsylvania ave. Eyeglasses and Spectacles, rubber, steel and gold. 1 For Six Days at A. Kaufman's Double Combination Store, 1241 and 1243 11th street southeast: Best prints, 4%c.; oben | Jc. Unbleached eaidsat 3&c5 Fruit Seite Loom, ww Dyess Goods, 48405 double width Cash- French Chambrays, short ends Cross-barred India Linen.. a Fine Check Nainsook, short end -10e, Satin Berber Brocade, handsome short ends.15c. 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, 16; 9-4 Bleach- ed. Table Oil Cloth, 17 ey Opera Toe Stippers. 55e. Spring heels, 5 to 8 0c. A splendid display of Cutlery. Millinery par- Jor presided, over by Mme. ‘Toach, forinerly with Mrs, Palmer, all the latest. novelties in Hats, tor Ladies, Misses and Children. itings, 11, 124) and 15c, For other specialties read the Post, Republi- can and Criti 24,28,27 Johnson's oysters, 440 9th street. 2 Fine Quality Bine lannel Bicycle Shirts, ‘e rd lace or button, $1.25, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. 1 For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Palmo- nary Complaints, “Brown's Bronchial Troches” munifest remarkable curative properties. Sold only in boxes. 0 AMUSEMENTS. Fors FOOL'S REVENGE. TONIGHT ATS, TO-NIGHT ATS. ce of the brillin: MR GEORGE C. M THATCHER, PRIMROSE MINSTRELS. Under themavacement of Mr. George T. Clapham. 35) GREAT ARTISTS. |35 engagement of arr WIELIAM MULDOON, In his wonderful representations of ancient modern statuary, The Opera House can be rented for two nights, May Ist and 24, Friday and Satorday. May 5.-STANDARD FNGLISH OPERA. cenis to al parts “ 1 yee OPERA HOUSE. and ap25 DEBUTANTE. ALBERT T. RIDDLE and HUBRARD T. SMITH. For the benefit of the val Hospital. ‘T ets. extra.” To be obtained PS Owing to the creat and at the urgent request of many patrons erforiance will be given on FRIDAY lay Ist. On this ion the admission w without any extra charge for reser atEl PHILLIPS, ‘of this District, tobe held TH, 1855, at present man and lady, Proceeds to be devoted to the parliamentary fand.1* A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. _ SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1885. Final Concert season of 1884-5 of the CHORAL SOCIETY, Assisted by MISS AGNES HUNTINGTON and Mr. WHITNEY MOCKRIDG Reserved seats as fyllows: Orchestra chairs, $1; orchestra circle, alcons, 50 cents; boxes, $6 and $5; xeneral admission, 5 Aw Arait Snowen or | GENUINE wARGAINS ar R. GOLDSCHMID as 812-7ru Sr. N.W., ENDING APRIL 30TH, 9 P. M; Handsome Rattan baby carriages with parasol of canopy top $7.49, Sold elsewhere for $11, alse an ‘ immense assortment of other elegant styles at low ' Prices; Decorated Pnetich china chamber sets, 20 pleces $2.97, worth $4.50; Brown's French shoe dressing, 4 bottles for 25c,, sold elsewhere for 4c; ‘96 sheets of colored or white shelf paper 16c, worth 0c; Decorated English ching tea sets 56 pleces $3.65, worth $5.: Saperior refrigerator with porcelain lined cooker, only $7.73, sold elsewhere for $10.; larger sizes at low prices Handsome decorated English china dinner and tea sets combined, 130 pieces $12.98, usual price $14: Folding,Nickel plated drinking caps 150, worth 25 Real majolica or nickel plated cuspadores 430, usual price 75: Colored glass finger bowls Le, recular price 20c; Handsome engraved goblets 6 for 430, sold else where for 85¢; ’ French china ice cream saucers Le ’ acy splash mats Sc, regular price 15c; iextra silver plated teaspoons 6 for 59¢, worth $13 tablespoons or forks 6 for $1.19, worth $2; Goldschmid’s Mammoth tollet soap 6 cakes for 25¢ . Playing cards, Combination hammers an@ Mufin pans only Se. each, worth from 10 to 150, 3 SALES. a "AUCTION ANSON BROS., Auctioneers. CONTINUATION SALE OF PLEGANT RAR FIX FURES. GLASSWARE, LARGE RUFRIGERA= TOK, PLATPORM SCALE, GARDEN BULL 4 Meadquarters for Sewing Machines, Box sheet open at Droop's, 925, NINGS HOUSEHOLD FURNITUNI op und irfends, who testilied their | PTeportion than any other section of the Dis- | Skin, use Curicura Soar. apl5_ | all makes all Ingest hngrovements28 ditercnt on and after THURSDAY, April 30. So AT THE enjoyment je music and drills by frequent | ict Kinds to select trom. No drummers, Call di- ONGREGATIONAL CHURC! Org, splatise. who have attended previous | .. NOTES —See advertisement elsewhere of the | ¢¢ fect, or send postal tbr entalogue, and save from si Se aes eal rtainments of the school or have wi rd | Steam packet H.G. Wagner, and also of the ' | $15 to $20, at_Auerbach’s, 7th and H. A legi PSD: i on are a Healt aealeace fe | First Co-operative Building Association —In- ‘No Tuer Exr Fer Tue Guaranioe for S years witi every manching TESTIMONIAL. CONCH APRIL TWENTY: mnitiar with the fine bearing of the manly young | dependent Lodge, No. 14, held an interesting ae MORRICE, 7 ting last night at Cropley’s hall, HALTER DRAW WITH GOOD OPINION coustituting the felle Dr. Wilbor’s Cod-Liver Oil and Lime. low figur Corps. During the past. Heche under the aif | - TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Invalids need no longer dread to take that | Mite Madame Kreper, Mies scien Ee tasters price ta th client management of Cape, Mise rthe Wash. | 7A. reat Falls, temperature, 62; condition, OF THE LAW.” great specific for Consumption, Asthma and Whipple, Dr. Bischof? bareatehunce loseoua theicey Ington Light Iutantry, they have made marked | 25: Feceiving rese ture, 64; condi: threatening Coughs,—Cod-Liver Oil and Lime. | SEF oe with nocharee for rouery Visit at ee improvement, and will now compare favorably | Hoh, at north conne uth connectio As prepared by Dr. Wilbor it is robbed of the | rickhisfor sale at Tis” Muse Stora Se errs : PAE Ee te a anne t 28; distributing reserv rperature,G5; condi- . Aw on a nauseating taste, and also embodies a prepara- | Qaaise” Z = Tue Tr HEA AGS ‘chtertatamng land. Two new | tion at influent gate house, 36; eluent sate WHEN ANY ONE WHO HAS THE tion of the Phosphate of Lime, giving mature ae zs or TPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, B. H. WArRsen le Sho: arehin { manual drills by special | Bouse, 36. High tide-in the’ river to-day at 5 SLIGHTEST CLAM TO RESPECTABILITY the very article required to ald the “healing | JZ? FAN Or Mortns Mrst s, Introducing several. different und intri- | P-™- Low tide at 12 p. ISCAUGHT IN A QUESTIONABLE TRANS: _| qualities of the Oil, and to re-create where dis- "hureh, corner 4i and L —* Paper. Better, cleaner apd which were highly i ACTION. HE FIRST SETS HIMSELF TO cave bas dealray, Ae oan saa may tee eS 2 _ . Cen lenin ee ee Haire eee ike THE TASK OF INVENTING E: , | sons to become strong and robust, Itshould be SAcin IN ARO REAGEAEE - FINE ARTS, onal i Sations Nyhan Jub and the Cail ndathiene driils | Assorurery Pure AND MAKES DESPERATE EFFORTS TO | Kept in every family for instant use on the first | C)’Thenew excarsion steamer G, Wagner is now — ; ; a ; pes EG Appearance of Coughs or Irritation of the Lungs. | peaae ys reronb. Aen EBEST OU, AND Vavor Stoves and fluid, sith enthusiastic The perform: RELIEVEMIMSELE OFTHE EXTANGLE | 4USvafactared onl by" Acs Wilbon, eta, Sones "asain SUPERB WATER COLORS, 5 : : ; cc OES bee in pagal ENT BY PLAUSIBLE REASONING AS oston, Sold by alll draggists. €0 oo biSocias sasuciad tens oie Gro. F. Harnt Pennsylvania avenue, | which retiected great credit upon the latter gent PA eo Se A OE TO THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL PRAC- Yohnson's dinners 440 Suisinet, 2 — — [ nay selected from. the leading exhibitions ant Capitol Hill, has line of sun umbreil n and his able 4 es RRR 6 6 yr &AX £ os 5 a Srasoraes Sitio (OUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. at very low prices. a ats ® 88 WY fa E TICES WHICH HE IAD INDULGED I saniee WidteuniGian Bauaeose lain ; 4 smi se AERA ‘ — i HOWEVER MUCH SAID PRACTICES MAY Sere a nutans Remote MONDAY, APRIL 27TH, 2 = ae Borres LAw: R oo ¥ ATA Thu 5 E r es lander’s, 19th street and Pennsylvania ave, 2 ee ae GigE Barcelona, Rome, Milan, this style our assortment is urlim: rmer, was placed, HAVE OPERATED TO THE DETRIMENT ——— 7 FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE ae EisSetaN e Court this morning, "s "4 elicacy, 44 it y GOR: w » Turin, Fh e, GRAND ANSODUIN Toes To iE Goan Johnson's, every delicacy, 440 9th street, 2 AMY GORDON OP Turin, Florence, Bologna, with viol: A COMPANY, ng the olcomargarine dvdine market Special OM PLAINANTS. IN THIS CASE THE PEO- 1 Recommend At Popular Admissions—10, 20 and 30 cents, _ap25__ ‘The Hague, Amsterdam, he bought a print of alle PLE ARE THE COMPLAIN Pr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for In- ‘ESTIMONIAL CONCERT Autwerp, Brassels, Toxether with a part of the collection of the late muel Roden, Bsy., embracing fine oFiginal works of the Jollowing artists: J. MLW As Clark » nd took it to. Professor sis. Defendant told witness that he rticl butterine home in V whe digestion and Headache. It cured me.—I W. Horner, agent for Ambach, Burgander & Co., Baltimore, Md. e0 NOW THAT THESCALES HAVE DROPPED FROM THEIR EYES REGARD THE DE- bought nd carried it to his he had it made up in ‘Tendered to Turner, Fi FENSE OF THE CORRECT MAN AS A o ches; 44 : Se se | nsold itior butter. He said eeeiNG BRe Go SS Temmnen's lunches $10 Suu eiroety “4 MISS EMMA THURSBY ae @change of clothing. You will find Eis ny 4 quantity of the article in Virginia. at a ei “Rough on Itech.” : ’ Bros., corner 7ti and EK, the place to supply ole hit eke ans lyzed the HEAR THE SOUND THEREOF, BUT CAN- “Rough on Itch” cures humors, eruption, ring- Te be given at 4 Your wants, 1? fe wae oe buter ane ie ee an. NOT SEE IT. THE MAN N WHICH worm, tetter,salt rheum, frosted feet,chilblains, _ EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS in spring | nt testitied that he bought the article for THEIR CONFIDENCE H@S BEEN BE- Gentte (All Tesitien UDress (Ghibes, (S104. 8 GRAND OPERA HOUSE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH, 1883, 9 Glothing. “We have on our counters over 200 vine gad sold IC for the caine, but ce en See TRAYED IS TOO FRESH IN THEIR | Hollander’s, 19th st.and Pennsylvania ave. 2 atyles of suits tor m nd boys. it, The case was sent to the grand jury; vowder never varies, A marvel of purity, : ‘ PAT: bE a . at 4 Salt aT a ee =" “se th and bonds, $100, S x tf aLINDE, SND AS PATEN TIO THE EX. Johnson's Ladies’ Saloon, 442 9th street, 2 THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, a eS dixie oi esas ——._— strength and wholesomeness, More economical than| “AS NEW SNOW UPON A RAVEN'S = — alae and continuing at EI ‘T TO THE GRAND Cluett’s Crown Collars, BAC! colored, was in’ the A FE AINS for Mi oF TY the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition Cofm and Monareh Shirts are the best ofall. eo Previous to Her Departure for Europe. xe ees . walnut, m aber suites, $ vrning on a charge of petty | with the multitude of low tests, short weight,alumor AS YET THE PEOPLE HAVE PRE- snd Monarch Shirts are the best of all - THURSDAY ANDSFRIDAY, THESAME HOURS, 65, former pri nse. He pleaded guilty and FERRED NO CHARGES AGAINST U unn’s furnitur y 5 This testimonial, which has been tendered Miss and jury. ‘Two col- | Phosphate powders, SoLD ONLY IN cans Roya THEREFORE NO DEFENSE IS NECES- Joseph Ford and Henry THURSBY by her many friends, has been cordially |The whole forming the finest collection of water Try Reis Polles Conn = beet hae BAKING PowbER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap6 SARY. ON THE CONTRARY, THEY ARE united in by the President, his Cabinet, the Vice | Color paintings ever brought together in this country. Ss 4 quantity of lead DELIGHTED WITH ‘OUR MODE AND President and the leading members of the Diplomatic ON FREE EXHIBITION eht to the grand Corps. Miss THURSBY will be assisted by eminent s = BANNER | OF | CONDUCEING BUSINESS: a talent, which will be announced hereafter. Monday and Tuesday, April 27th and 28th, and The new perfum Se Suxs: Sus: Sus: AND ARE GIVING US THEIR CHEERFUL COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA, Subseription lists will be closed May fer that | © ug, at my auction rooms, 11th street and drug stores fre ‘ume, —Charles E, Creeey has, by ——— AND HEARTY SUPPORT, FOR WHICH tsicat Gatesedtsican be obtained at Ellis’ Music 941 | sylvania avenue, es Ori Edwards, filed a bill against John B WE ARE DREPLY GRATEFUL, AND BEG ee Pennsyivinla avenue. a Sale without reserve or limit, ap25-5t THE flne photos of Kets K 1109 Pa.av., » administrator of the estate of , | CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE UNITED STATES! | - 9. wsgURE‘THEM THAT WE SHALL THE MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY, JDINAFORE SociaAL THIS EVENING at | = ee continue to be 83 p. ainted free. | ton, for aun injunction. ‘Phe bill tates | ~()-7 . Metropolitan church, corner of 4s and © ‘streets. | WALTER B. WILLIAMS € CO., Auctioneers. = | B. Caton employed: piuinthY to CONTINUE TO SELL FINE READY-MADE THE YOSEMITE VALLEY, “ — Ske Decorative Apv. of Lou. cute a claim against the United States ping Wheel chorus first page, introduction of novel due under coverings. that said CLOTHING AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANU- FACTURE. a otter songs iustrated ja r - te cLot Congress of February, ston agreed’ to pay hiin a ice nd afler his death Sarah Ca- tUEACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from $1 And other features of great interest. 10 750. ‘To Leave on THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1885, SALF OF SUPERIOR W. NITURE, VERY BES BTAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE AGENCY, 411 7th. GRAND CHAN = y him fifty per cent of the Pullman Cars, First. odation, Car- THURSDAY, FRIDAY B. B. CHASE, umbrelia_ maker, 1314 Pa, ave |. He sets forth that he pre- Tage Dives Anda Nekaacy anpeuel EVER’ : a Smite ie73 olees oer included, occupying eight weeks. 1427 New York avenu si < o : CHAMBER | SUITPS, BI 1 in. the prosecut sen vies ve program, 7 ral. $10 suits (all wool). F der’s, 19th & Pa.av. ecured th pauage | eee a BROC ADE Eres GOODS, (reduced), ADLER’S Full descriptive proj 1, with map of the route, WARDROBES. WALD 7th, 1885 sent free by mail on application. $216.10 to det JustH’s O15 STAND, G19 D st. n. w., Buys Gents’ Second-Hand Clothing. providing for TER nt. He states TA UN'S VEILING TEN PER CENT Producéd for the first time in thi Note by mail , Address— THOS. COOK & SON, style, with appr y ene informed that defendant will not Nh SS 7 y C1 25-wées,2 and a sph M Promptly attended ¢ either of said sums,although theagreements Soe. COLORED SATI eee ae Sere, pe Mr. Gustavus Clarke ‘ S SPHINGS BED- THe B. AMERICAN. © not denied. eiore asks an injune. E SHAWLS, pure wool, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, ‘Admission to ull [LOWS AND BOLSTERS, A, Scott With Brentano Bros., gen-| training the defendant irom drawing Ine and Cream, 25e. ELS AN eral agent for Was ». Subscriptions left | the money. beautiful “Lace style, pure wool, 7 and 929 Seventh street northwest, AS 2 ; BKUSSELS Ue? as e abo ve prol attentior ee ear (a 5 APRIL 23D, A PAIR OF GOLD EYES 4 kERY with the above ive prompt attention samuel E, Dit, of | a yiy YORE QUIS SHEETING, widest Southeast corner Massachusetts avenue, i deuisces, A liberal feward will bepald tothefinder ORERE 29 ——— " ae 7 a + 25e. ht to S. FI AN, 4: Wuex oct Dmivixe, stop in at the Clup | Ne Pore, Ubio, reports stolen from his state- | “HROCADE SILKS, Pink, Cream and White. $1. Always be sure that you are in the RIGHT PLACE, | if Prousht to S. FISHMAN = on the steamer Jane Moseley a pocket- House, Race Tre ae Pp should give this ste their spe: AT FORE See ‘ADLER” over the door, ning $107.—Columbus Stewart, esday night Leave at 1516 Tn Saad < = ‘ 7.—Columb ewart, st. u.w.und receive reward. ite THEOLD AND RELIABLE Ligvor Store of SUL Grant avenue, reporis stolen from his . —— a s aes ea, Age rE 55 ahaa » . Chr. Xander is noted tor the finest and | money drawer $3 in cash.——Jobn O'Donnell, | VETS, and FINE DRE OST—A BLACK MELED BRACELET, ON Tae Bateon ah Ei WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Ancta, best of Liquors, try him, a th stret north- | $950 5th street northeast, reports stolen from. : EVERY AFTE OON AND NIGHT, COMMENCING MU AY. APRIL 20th, DANITES. The Renowned Dramuutic Star LOUDON McCORMIC the evening of 2 Ford's Opera Honse car, or in the Thes: the'tind b a #3- Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. ap17 stant, on the way to or from. # street, herdic and if returned to 5 ded. West. his house yester {ternoon $25 in money, Harp Woop, Fevr-packen REFRIGERATORS, WArTS € Se CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, A CHA Michael ( RGED OF HicnwaAy Roppery.—| 9p24 ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND Ixvorsey By Tue Wont, D ? ci : i . OST—FRIDAY, ABOUT 6 P.M. BUNCH OF In his wonderful creation” of aol = ag ry Perth Ns pee eles ee 1 pass Ring, ou G, between 9th ahd 10th, or Sth, SANDY. CHOICE BLOOMING TEA ROSES ‘ dof avout $10, wh Rr between G and Finder please return to 921 G st.; le opposite Doors open at 1 and ae Bdirer i ie 1 neon day, April Miss Jennie Calef in AT AUCTION, os . 116 B street norihwes' PPP ERETTITZZz_00 DDD ™ 1 RAL BREW. 7 z = == re par med Daniel Hart,was arrested De a7 Or BOT n S885 TTIBERAL REWARD-LARGE WHITE | ~ NCE SE PERFORMAN — é ¢ merit of t SP My z 8, Setter Dog; lemon ears and spots on body; had on | J PATIENCE A MANCE, Bel cB 4 in the Police Court to-day PPP RE T 29 OL DD “88 W. E. BURFORD, 1713 H st. nw. It Bs RAND OPERA HOU WEDNESDAY NING, APRILTWENTY> ee | ae feet leat TERS CATHARTIC PILLS ARE SUITED TO| B Ene & Zeno ELLLBDD sae ; \UESTIONS ASKED i NESTIL 185, A ELEVES OCLOCK og ees L.—Sinsheimer & Bro., shoe “dealers, | — +hevery age. Being sugar-coated they are easy to ee z 8 40) Been OES SS , V'enall sell tue shove kicaan : h street. haye removed totheir old | | MEETING OF THE Society OF THE ARMY oF | take, and though mild and pleasaut in action, are = cid Wateh lost or stolen lest ev pputup in boxes am lots of 12, 24 and 36 st S151 M strvet, West Mi shington, where | THE Pots ¥Ac—The reunion of ih thorough and searching in effect. ‘Their efficacy in all ss from hase ball grounds on a ‘oF planting. : apz5-3t hey will be ee their friends ant Po we, Which Hore On the | disorders of the stomach and bowels is certified to by 'S8, QTRAYED-FROM 18 DST.SE, A LARGE WAGGAMAN, toniers, Car fare allowed to all from the e be the most | ab phigitlaria, waa nent cteveyinen ala ian E B g..8 — | S Whiteand \cllow St Beruarde bos, austere to « Real Estate Auctioneer, : y the society. | Grou: best aise’ setters) ss ERE Kk “ss* = | the name of Jerry. A Hberal reward will be pad to pees — oa DLID Asn ( MBER SUITES, 10 ph a * | ofc est cluzens. . - vy OF 7% “ ss ef . " D 1 VALUARLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY 1 7th str f : ALAN ER EE Of TES ee ST BEACH AND Fae Soe ENB a veS2 INCH, $74; FULL NICKELED, $00. TRI H STREET BETWEEN & AND a the most Reliable Tonig ever placed be. os" i N_DOG. Every part warrante ORTHWEST, AND a Pouasy! 4s possible only with pure blood. efor the care of DOMED ee | Danae {2000 Peete, ora Liberal reward if) | Instruction free to purchasers. ts WURERENTH AND ° ein suthorities of all civilised countries Inuoree Ayer Bist DEBIT, Mea het Ati Os OGD aUAD eee ee eee | tae On WEDNESDAY, APR LL TWENTY ARTIFICTAT. Eves, n Hempler’s Sarsaparilla as the best blood-purifying medicine in ‘he high character of the many testimonials ous aap. Bicycles and Tricycles sold of in SINTH at PV OCLOCR r J | existence. It vastly increases the working and pro- awariled “his preparation have never been equaled. Fron Batis Dogs: Andress DOG, tar otine: w for nate r ry tive ve ve r wit! est lo the following: = nche AND DISTRICT. JamaAe Bc wers Of Hci Hee Andi brain. opal | We seiee With Dictouhe irimosie Augie 21, 1884, OsT-IN_CENTER MARKET, APRIL 6TH, Terms day of sale, os by the Baltimore Messrs. Louis Petzold & Coz Money Wallet, containing $31, and papers of no apsod THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, Auet Amusements 5th c Gentlemens With but little confidence In the numer- | Value save to owner. ‘The finder can keep money by Ro ; —— 6th 00d is ‘ANSON BROS., Auctionee Forn'sOrria House ‘2 | pee ous tonics and preparations now before the public, I, | returning wallet and papers to Star office,and no 2 | yUNCAN , Aue ors. _Poun'sOrris Hot $1.50 for = with great hesitancy, began the use af your ‘Dr. Bet: | questions asked. ap24-21* PASH T, 5 ORNITUI “The Fool's Revenge. us will be run at . zold’s German Bitters.” Lhave beeb using it now for | sass = = —Coolest location aud FURNITURE _ 00! ALBATGH'S OF ed. some time, und with great pleasure state tiat Tnndit | J OSTTAPRIL 23D, DIAMOND STUD, IN EST. | A Mass 3 No. #20 0 Turaree Cox to be thie purest anid Most plemsant and eliciens Tonks car, B. and O, depot, 5:40 p.m. Baltimore train or | the north shore. in Baltimore. Suitable reward at Milbourne’s Adver- View. Send for circular describing tising Agency, 163 W. EOF Neck. ANNIE BROWN. Henzoo's Mesr Phen Wurar Baxre Poworr Thave ever met with, and would recommend it to those in want ofa reliable medicine for the diseases re st., Baltimore.a24-2t APRIL TWENTY. TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell ose who wish to| .. ch tht ietors claim {t will cure. OST—ON THE MORNING OF APRIL 19TH, =] Ire coutents of the above house, SPD, Mrseem {portion of their income and make small | WHAT PROF. SILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT | Which the proprietors claim It willcure. Oth st aw., between the Passenger station'and | SEASON OF 1885. Jaltiat aed Oak cauasaties fom New York Ate | Id look into the op- BAKING POWDER Rabbi ofthe Oheb Shalom Congregation. | Adams’ press Warehouse, a Roll containing maps, offered and fur- addressed “Supt, Coast and Geodetic Survey,” Wash- BALTIMORE, Mayo 1884 THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, Extension and Other Tables, Window Shades, This @ in “Messrs. MARTIN KALRFLEISCH’s Sons: 3 Igrusels, Stair and other Carpets q ssociation is ‘This is fo certity that this ies we ne during: ington, DA ‘: Libera reward) for their return to. ae SARATOGA SPRINGS, E. aed Simewnte, locks, Pictures, ‘ 5 OF Shareholders, and | “Gentlemen:—My examination of your ‘Wheat Pow- | MY, practice of thirty-six yeu ie welch | ALONS, Agent Adams’ Express Co., 225 Pennsylvania - 1. “tea eeens = P inutual, and both participate | der’ develops an ubexpected value to It frome aaxte ended any, Srclle for medicinal arposss, bat with | ave. nw. apekos p25 a baie int its. Que is the saving or investing | TARY: POINT OF ViEW. It certainly restores to the | 82 re 4 Petzold’s German Bitters” is an excellent preparation asan Appetizer and will relieve if not cure almost Tilave ever used. MILTON N. TAYLOR, McD tan BaLTiMons, May 31, 1884. Messrs. Louis Petzold & Oo.: ner those who borro’ The bread the Potassia und’ Magnesia Salis, which the milling removes from high grade flour, and it avoids completely the chance of disaster which attends the Constant use of small doses of Rochelle Salts, such a8. ali the tartaric acid compounds carry into the system. and are buy- ize a fair and mount of their tter secure ad- and upon terms MONEY TO LOAN. $300, s1.s00°? $2,500, 100° $5,000, ea for rece “Apply to or a ePSar C. i 40.000 CIGARS AT AUCTION, ESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1885, at ELEVEN o'clock, shall ‘sell wt way ancien ot ‘rooms ‘OTEL LAU NCE, COR. MAIN AND COURT | rge consignment of Cigars. The attention of As the flesh ald contains ten times as much Potas: | Merers, Lous our “Dr. Petzold’s Ger- AaiRRHAS eats sear sts,, Luray, Va. Opened July Ist, 154, rand private buyers Is directed to this sal al sid. i de signed for an Slum Salts us Satie fon yon ise rites man iners for Patan I would not be with- ee ‘A McINTL ne Ols P ot ieee. ap25-3t | Pleasantly loeated up fs a, and one pale they are so besa wietek viseroa: apao-2t ans und Income. is 18 ets or i 2 i 1» wonder verns Of AY. e, — toc al tie association, and | cannot be from those preparations which contain only | QUtIL For the relief of the pains consequent upon from the wonderful caverns of Luray. Pure u Vembio: Weakheas aid Trrepularities 1 enassaer tp EY TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE-IN ter from an artesian well on the premises. “Tire ex: | ( VHANCERY SALE 3 eatis to carry it out | Sediunand Calcium compounds besides the tartaric | Without an equal. With regards 1 remain yours, MI “czuounts to aut eclient—equal to any with everyting mew, neat aud | virtee of = Gacces of the - Pohanpthihe oon te Cae amaig Geztee OF Suc- | dition or ths urine with dicalete Phosphates: In fact, SEO Soudaaitoct, | _ap26-St BE aw. Serer Gay g12 por week meet A trains, Hates, | occ District of Columbia, passed saa caune No. ve e wor fifteen € in y the amount o' ness pears 1 ve Hg — “— aaa Pi KIN! Docket 23, ‘7th November: ‘At the en I and earnings amount: | }uaged' toss kg ait aislogianl site’ Soa eee ce ae ona wes beste got eke eye cere ONEY TO JOAN IN SUMS $1,000 70 $1 Spiy-Gust __ JOSEPH PAREINGON, Propletwe:_ | Bi00\2 onich Sues vaeces te pial ook tea Lodge, LO. sdiay € » Which is held by the mem- | tiou has grown on me the more have examined the ae ENNEDY'S, 720 s._ ap: Tu: B: Hi J. Denham and others defendants. the undersigned, as Fos : forty, ‘shares may be taken | ease. Sirned) Serinaane” So oeoaes LES Saees, wilt aie a Palle sole, on FRIDAY ie ent made at theo ‘ iy cream 2 < he association Say 6.1685, . G. CORNWELL & SON, ene NEW JERSEY, UA asuin District of Columbia, the sad free kind: 1. Hall. ‘Thomas Somérville, 1418 Pennsyivaniaavemne | Seine Harts 1200 [ap21) T. KE. WAGGAMAN. 9 fronting ui feet’ 4 inches front on 10th street nortbe " the birth Fie Jobn Joy Edson, secretary, Office, | w. fica.” a ier. FROM MGoXEY FO, LOAN ON PIANOS AND FURNI- | OPENS JUNE 6th, 1985, underthe proprietorship of | West, and runuing back that width 160 feet deep, com 3 Mr. E. N. Lancast polo match street, second floor ‘The trade supplied. 4s,tuth,6m-4p PR ef deposit and stor- played at the E str ay evening, | —_.___ HILE MAKING REPAIRS AMERICA AND ENGLAND, age. Advances procured if Bank, MR. GEO. C. BOLDT, : Pech la ag emer seore Was THE WATER Color EXHIBITION.—No move- oo Ee Bw ae J, and not 2 0 0, as pubis = # Beceral pevecs | juent in art history has been so marked as the IN OUR FRONT WE WILL SELL YOU WE ARE AGENTS FOR MESSRS. DUNLAP & of the Hotel Bellevue, Philadelphia. under the auspices of the | During the past three or four days # great many | Tranks and Satchels olen Gara r Rervons have been attracted to E. G. Davis’, 719 } pri Market Space, by the fame of the wonderful | * Ev sewing machines exhibited there. There are | Bam other *, in sums to suit, at lowest rates: ; least and without delay, PHILLIPS 1495 Rew vere aver: fhm ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR Mary Lomax Tayzor “et al,” complainants, vs. Everxis PHEBE WaRRem “et al,” defendants, in a Equity, No 9269. ‘On consideration of the. of the: George William ©. Appleby, ‘William e amonston. and Ladies” branch. Yesterday Officers Dail the de county, N. ¥.,on the Ulster & Delaware R. ROpen from June 1st to October 1st. All : Address H. F. a apuvin - ; great Variety, at lowest nuine CONCORD HARNESS has maker's mb24 ‘TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN Snell to- | Guvelonments an ; . OF NEW YORK, AND MESSRS. LINCOLN, 5,000 ans eN BEAL EetATE IN @ay for viol [suchas Jictures: should miss the nie | g 73S Children’s Knee Pants at 50c: $1 Go, 7ac: | GeawErr & CO, OF LONDON. THE PRODUC. $ ade without delay. ee ee ee Hatihew -dviin, colored. was | portunity of seeing this collection that wil to 1; $2 Salior Flannel Suits xt $1 Ur S505" Ghitees | TIONS OF THESE CELEBRATED FIRMS ARE | _®P15-1m CHARLES W. HANDY, 021 Fat.nw. | made. pLS-Lm_ h today for stabbing @ | opened at Dowling's on Monday, whieh will be | Suicrase iio Hee aoe 'd0,. do, RENOWNED THROUGHOUT THE HABITABLE ‘ONEY NOW IN HAND TO LOAN ON AP-| 75,85 ROCK HOUSE, GLOUCESTER, MASS le with ‘ 35 C Inule with a pa rs. 3 | by allodds one of the finest displays that has | $4.0 Children's Bue Flaunel; age D to 18, 98" $850 | RENOWNED THROUGHOUT THE MABLEABLE proved real estate, security at lowest rate of in- | [Grand ocean view, lovely drives, sur: Ata re of the Emmet Guard the | been seen in, this country, not even exceptn ildren's Kilt, $3. 1D WARRANTED. SSiite | PARKER 4 TOWNSEND, ng, ete. Send for Sinstrated book to F. following were duly mbers | the water color exhibition ‘atthe Academy o ora JoNy SELBY, aN! ae Sa RS hw | H SURNS Dromieter, cure of Goins A aes ; Barrett | Desizn in New York. Mr. Fanning, the owner, | _8P28 1914-1916 Peunsylvania ave. aS on. $10. 000 $5,000, $4,500, | House, se acote —— and Johu F. I Ttabere added tote Bt the | values the collection at, 830,000, and says he | 7-y WILLETT & RUOFF, f) '9 $3,000, $2,000, TLANTIC CITY, 3. fame time ten members added to the active | jax hever imported. a fuer, The war fever in| Gar Tue Bes. SOLE Sees 0 loan on Real Estate, even Gasecay oll Ane cama MARsIO A urope has compelled the art dealers to sell HARNESS” aps 906 Pennsyivania. ALL THE YET prinis mowing a colored man took to the axt Lnetr fing pictures at exceedingly low prices, | “TILE CONCORD COLLAR: QNEY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATESECUR: i —— . Sas rains s oy J | and Mr. Fanning has taken Van e Of 12 e we on hand a lai stock of the Celebrated cent facilities suite. Recent IPOSALS FOR : “wer tmp-on the corner of 4th and M streets | Situation to make a collection that no lover of “CONCORD HARNESS; "of all kinds snd Jor Tepayment unegualled; very G | alt teases wan citmedeimmoremee S| Pponeas PAVEMENTS IN THE or Shillington sends St. Nicholas for ¥ the fine arts should miss seeing. The exhibl- a2 Con oer oy oF ean tne wiseciay Banding oo phen on oe tages wd apl43m_ CHAS. MCGLADE, Proprietor. WASHINGTON AND G) svitineton nents st. Nicholas or Nag, | isa spat Mondag Ebi age Om. | 5 mame corm ogpne op pam DISTRICT ne 1.900 GEA WE Es, Som Omega Reem cmc, Feaeye Mil be given at Masonic Temple next | A New axp WONDERFUL SEWING MACHINE, 497 Penusyivanis Avenue, OF COLUMBIA, . ULSTER, Pine ' londay evenin: ; Barnes and Clem- clive office, Daniel ry ents arrested, fe and trade-mark stamped on it, charged with assaulting Wille H. Dickerson, ‘unhecessary delay. Chicago, Ill, Barp, 26 years old, charged with highway rob- | machines of the make known as the Pest one, ‘Payloe Snyder, herein fied, At Lowest Rates Pine dill, Ulster county, N. bevy. bination sewing machine, and represents the | Cup JR; thority be elven te by tie coor to the RO. HOLTZMAN, EMERSON HOUSE, ATLANTIC, of the mun who, nidrdered Utlices Fowles tae | Eitest and best results ofthe ‘pplication of ‘ne NOs. 403 AND 405 7TH ST. N. W, Suacae at we, ‘Giy'b.C. (the same | ‘© _Corner 10m and ¥ strestanorthwest._ | "TGity, 1 South Carolina avenne; pear i : dered Ott tas | ventive genius to the problem of simplity! We s cent. : fined $5 by Judge Snell to-day for disorderly | {he construction ofsewing machines ‘and at the HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Being the property known as 2 fee, decd) at | MA ie scan ton, ‘Real Estate secur. un galery” A modern conduct. . same time combining the best points of the | WHITNEY CHILDRENS’ CARRIAGE COMPANY. | the residence pat One. », st owen races of inteneas anges No | Chen all the year.” i xounG, The case of John Cook, the omnibus driver various machines in the market.” As there are ALSO A FULL LINE OF arava ‘on J. 1505 ic comparatively few separate parts, ROLLER 8KAT! mld ave. Ute DENNIS—ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.,. : Tie STAR carrier, by “driving his omnibus | chine Is readily ‘mustered and docs’ ner city BitveLEs, TRICYCLES, HAVE MONEY TO LOAN penny me Sguinst him, was dismissed in the Police Court | get out of order. ‘The rotary principle has been ‘ELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, ETC. uae oolieoatas - Tae ‘Year, Dot nea water bathe in the to-day. applied to every part, and the machine runs ‘TRAVELING AND LUNCH BASKETS, fo. delay when. is °. Mr, Schott, in charge of the living plants at | Lightly and noiselessly. One of the marvelous ALL SIZES, ALSO A LARGE 1, Firemen’s) ‘Cor, 7th st. the National museum. bas succeeded in obtain- features of the machine 1s that it makes either the Say facta chain stitch or the double- thread lock stitch at the pleasure of the opera- an agave hendersonii or century plant, said Bb VARIETY OF EASTER EGGS DISPLAYED. to bloonr only once Ina hundred ‘years. This mbis. ‘sao renee SSeS tal 020 AE Ten ; VICTORIA, ATLANTIC: ————————————S ee qhecimen is going to bloom in about eight or | tor. Only a few seconds are required to change S fen weeks. and the authorities of the museum | from = ULLIVAN ACHSCHMID'S have given instructions to take photos of the pegs ee pd ies who ex: INST. HOUSE, Plant every day. amine the machine are delighted with it. 908 7th st. nw. girth HOUSEKEEPERS, A’ eS FURNITURE SALE.—Messrs. W;: Dry Goods, anes CARPETS AT AND BELOW Cosr.--A saving of | liams & Co., auctioneers, rahe 3 a Ae Maisie ahd? everything the LJ 20 to 30 cents a yard can be made on = | catalogue of Ce ag? collection of r Bets purchased tfom us, beginning on Monday, | at the residence, ‘No. corner 18th and K |, Carriages, etc, on the casient terms on, the 27th, at Towsin's, 686 Pennsyiv, streets northwest, on Monday, April 27¢h, com | }umtallment Eis Sasa cnr how come: = south side, near 7th, See advertise- | mencing at 1:30 o'clock a.m, See advertise | * “BOLLIVaN @ paguecmerD, meni ment. ate