Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Wasttrsoros, D.C. April 27, 1885, 11 a. in. For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather, north to west winds, becoming variable, gen ally higher barometer, slight changes in’ tem- for Tuesday—Fair weather is indicated fo the districts on the Atlantic coast, with slight changes in temperature. The temperature will Tie slightly in the Mississipp! and Ohio valleys and Tennessee, with local rains in the Mississipp! valle; T- —_>_. New--our tton sack suit patch pockets. ze A TeeEMAS Buos., cor. 7th and E- Tile Stxpcest and safest Vapor Stoves for sale by A. Eberiy & Sons, 7 h st. ne we. Barone Bcvixo your boy's hats look at i 4 colored straws. Price 4: Fypac’s white an craves.” Price 45e. yore good enough £0: amPD, the only strictly 01 furnishing store in this city. Exmrnrrion of fancy and trick skating by Wm. Fingles at E street rink to-night. ‘satin ; in all the fashionable shades. Ce satin MINE, IO MAN Buco Nth ane E UBSTITUTE AGENCY, 411 7th. FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russe, 1427 New York avenue. CHorce—our four-button Cert oes In le our assortment is uniinal Ss" EISEMAN Buos., 7th and E, BH. WARNER I EXTRAORDINARY clothing. uits for men, youths aud boys. ees EISEMAN BOS, 7th and EL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, about 12:300'claels, an @larm was turned In from box 2: iT fire in Strechoccupled by Jas. Melntosh; dainage, G2. Use Hart's Roach Powder, 711 2nd n. w. ARTIFICIAL EYES, new. Hempler’s,453 Pa. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Aupaven’s Orska Hovse.—“The White Blave.” Forp’sOrera Hovse.—Thatcher, Primrose & ‘West's Minstrels. pafasosie TemrLe—Irish National League ul. Henzoc’s Musevs.—Jennie Calef in “Little Baretoot.” Dims McsEvum—Leonzo Brothers in “The Dog Spy.” THEATER Commqrr— Company in “The y Gordon Opera ee Condensed Locals. It was Mr. John G. Pettibone to whom a per- tit was issued to erect a two-story building on 14th street southwest—not John Pettivone, as published. Archbishop Gibbons confirmed a class of 150 persons at St. Patrick's church yesterday. Dennis Richardson, a fifteen-year-old colored fugitive f ‘hool, was captured Jast might gy Omticer Ranke, and returned to that instit E. K. M@Mever, of 1319 Corcoran street, was relieved of bis’ gold hunting ease watch on a stfeet car last evening. SS Arrested In New York. HOW HENRY H. NUFF INTO THE HANDS OF DETECTIVES. Henry H. Huff, a young myn from this city, wasarraigned in the Jefferson market police court, New York, Saturday,on the charge of being implicated in forgeries in this city, and committed for the police here. Huff is wanted here on the ¢ a torged check on ap: ‘The narse of Mr. ¢ . m the cheek, and the fraud wa: until several mouths Truesdell was looking When Husflett here nk account. dof taki h used to meet on ue, hear Lith street. These were disposed of in Baltimore. | ves here sent a picture of Huilto New York with wtion that he might be | found in com; Aleck Adamson, a young man w: but is now | employed at the Park th: « York. He | Will be browzht here by (ie marshals offiee. | HOW HUFF WAS ARRESTED, lowing ccount of Huff's arrest: His name from Washing- | ton, D.C. For su associated with a crowd of youn ht trowsers who haunt the I. Friday night asi theater and rad eminently am usher. like to get some racket.” “Said Adaison, * a friend who isthe finest man in the’ counify at first class is Hutf, and he's a da ¥ avtner in a forgery forgery. His nan Thus the sick young man and Huff be: fast friends. Alter they had talked over the discouragements offered to the poor, down- trodden, hardworkinz criminals of America Huff said that he would torge ch on any ene, but he wanted a smart person to pass them off. Then the slick young man intro- duced # black eyed, low browed, sharp nosed friead, a very villain in his countenance, want to make bix money,” said Hut, “You ve struc right sang this time,” said the black eyed man. “lin a goer In for big money, too.” Shake your friend its soon, a8. You ean, and we'll go about our racket how.” | So it came to pass that Hutt and the black- ¢yed man walked down 6th avenve arm inarm, While they walked thus pleasantly Huff talked gayly of the golden harvest which was to be Teaped, and touched temlerly upon the subject of billiards and racing. | “Weill go to Chicago and havea terrific old time of it, won't we? be said, “That's me all over,” murmured bis com- on. “Fear things all to piece: “You bet.” “Open the eyes of the native “Beautiful language. You hit my sentiments every Lume.” It Was a goiden dream until 29th street was reached. Then the biack eyed man seemed to have aa idea. “By George,” he said. “I forgot to mention to You that my bame Is Heidelberg.and that I'ma lice detective. and that Inspector Byrnes has tructed me to arrest you on Ze OF pass ing forged cheeks on thive Washington banks, and yo have run up a big telezraph bill on the ‘ehief of police of Washington, aud— “My God,” sald Huff, “only'to think! Who, who, wh—why, what” y ¥ friend Woolridge the is a detective, “And I've no di has forgotten too,” said Heidelberg. as he waved his hand toward the slick young man who had just arrived. Huff smiled faintly and said somethin; about knowing it ali the time. Then be walke umsteadily to police headquarters. eee A Waneasr ror Eprron Cirasr.—A warrant ‘Was sworn out to-day for the arrestor W. Calvin Chase, editor of the Hee, for an alleged assault ‘on one of his printers, named Chas. D. Crosby Crosby claims thit he caused Chase to be haryed from the War department, for which, says, bis employer fired him out of the of —— THE AMATEUR PERFORMANCE oF “PA- TieNCE."—A large and very fashionable audi- ence witnessed the presentation of “Patience” for the benefit of the Georgetown Amateur Or chestra, at All zh's, Saturd night. It was S highly creditable peformance. The first hon- $i Of the evening undoubtedly belonged to Miss Bettie Ordway, who, making her dedut in ba lic, did the part of Anve/a prettily and effec- wely. The young lady has 4 sweet, full con- talto, which she knows well how to use. Lieut. Huntington's Grosvenor was above the average of the professicnal interpretations of the part seen here. Mrs. MeCartee was, of course, highly satisfactory as Putience. The remainder of the Partictpants, while not as successful with their Toles as the dbove, did very well indeed. pdb THE GronGErowx MEDICAL COLLEGE Com- MENCEMENT.—At the thirty-sixth annual com MenGement of the medical department of the University of Georgetown, to Ve held to-mor- Tow afternoon in the college building, the sol- lowing Lays will graduate: " Mesxm. Chai Luce, New York; J. J. Stafford, land: J. Dudley Morgan, District of © lumbi, i Vagner, New York: J.C. Bossidy, Massachusetts; R. E. Henning, Distriet of Columbia; Frank T. Chamberlin, New Hamp- shire, Edwin Buchanan, Virgiola: J. 8. P. Sess- ford. District of Columbia: T. Archibald Taylor, Seutland; and S, B. Muncaster, Maryiand. James A. Doonan, 8. J., president of the univer- ‘sity will confer the degrees. J. Dudley Morgan will deliver the valedictory. Prof. Frank Baker Will deliver the address io the graduates, and ‘Dr. Joseph Taber John-on will deliver the prizes. ee Wasxineton Licht INFANtry.—A ial meeting of the Washington Licht. Infantey corps was held on Monday evening lust to act Open the invitation extended them to parties pate In the ceremonies attending the meeting Of the Army of the Potomac Iu Baltimore May Jth. The corps voted to accept the invitation, d will leave this city, accompanied by the band, by special train, via the Baltimore omac railroad, Thursday morning, May ‘about 11 o'clock.’ The National Hifics, the tro Veteran Corps companies and Rawling it will also leave by lal train via same route. Special trains will be run between Baltinaors | and Washington for the accommodation of the pablic. ae Tus RECNIoN oF THE Amy oF THE PoTO- Mac.—The meeting of this society will oceur at Baltimore oy the 6th and 7th of May. Baltimore Obio railroad, ever altve to tL: ‘Wants of the public, have arranged to sell tickets for this occasion oa the 6th and 7th, good to return until the 7th, inclusive, at the Fate of one dollar and « half ($1.50) for round trip. celal trains will be run. ts ean be! at 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue and at B. & 0. depot. saerdnain sel CrGars at Avcrioy.—Mr. Dowling will sell tomorrow, at 11 o'clock, at his auction ith and Pennsylvania avenue, a consignment forty thousand cigars, to which the attention the trade and private buyers is directed, as Josed out without reserve. ‘the swock will be cl Anniversary of Odd Fellowship. INTERESTING EXERCISES—AN ADDRESS BY HON. XM. J. DURHAM, AND A SERMON BY REV. RICH- ARD NORRIS. The sixty-sixth anniversary of the founding of the order of Odd Fellows by Thos: Wildey, in Baltimore, April 26th, 1819, was celebrated yesterday afternoon at the Mount Vernon M.E. Church. The members of the Grand Lodge, encampments and subordinates, numbering be- tween six and seven hundred, were seated in the main body of the charch.’ After a prayer by Grand Chaplain Richard Emmot pture reading by Kev. £. A. Stier, and singing by the choir under the leadership of Mr. Chas. Connell, . Sire M. J. Durham, Controlier of the Treas: iy; delivered an address upon the “History of Odd Fellowship.” A benediction, pronounced by Rey. P. Hall Sweet, closed the exercises. In the evening a large nuimber of Odd Fellows as- sembled in the Fourth street M.E.chureh, where they listencd toa discourse from Rev. Richard Norris, of Wesley Chapel. At the celebration held In Baltimore yester- day, Rev. H. R. Naylor, of this city, delivered the oration, é AassoivreLy Pore oo FY ¥ A L ce ge yy A fate ¥ 4 be Rote ES HOTT 0g BBB aA A K K U NWN GGG Bre Wwww BU EE Bey, Pr 88 Seay BB ee ie e oo «WW Dod kee & OE = ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, ‘strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor phosphate powders Soup oNLY ms cana Roran Baxine POWDER Co.. 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap ILKS! Sus: Sus: CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE UNITED STATES! BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from $1 SILKS reduced to 373uc. PLAID DRESS GOODS, Silk and CL BROCADE DRESS GOODS, (reduced), 31.50. Special ban VEILING—N! VEILING. able width, pure Wool, in Cream, Pink, 500. FAWLS, pure Wool, $1.90. : 25e, jaice style, pure wool, SHEETING, widest KS, Pink. Cream and White. $1. AWNS,5.S,10, 1zhye:. ENCH CARTERS, ap24 7l1 MARKET SPACE, YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS ARE SUITED TO Revers age. De! costed they are easy to nd agh . ‘and pleasant in action, are Their efficacy in all bowels is certified to by as, prominent clergymen, aud many DFRFECT SOUNDNESS OF BODY AND MIND is possible only with pure blood. Lending medical authorities of ail civilized countries inderse Ayer's Sursaparilla as the best blood-purliying medicine in exixience. It vastly Increases the working and pro- ductive powers of both hand and brain, ap2l We. Resercrreny [svire THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO OUR LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK oF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. ‘We can sell you a Fine Cur. Kid Oxford Tle for $2 er pair, er uunlity for $2.50. Bennett € Barnard are still making those beautiful Edison ies. We Lave them in all the latest styles. Bis Spanish Arch-French Kid ‘Turns are a combins- tion of heanty and comfort, Tue Paris Beated Opera is the latest novelty in the per line. We have them in five different widths. | We nave w large and well assorted stock to select from. | | Oar 3 Seamiess, Lace or Button, for Gents’, can’t be beat. bind. WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER AT THE LOWEST PRICES, In the finer grades you will find we are not be W. H. RICH'S, a Caran THE GREAT BALSAMIC DISTILLATION OF WITCH-HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANA- DIAN FIR, MARIGOLD, CLOVER 5 BLOSSOM, ETC, ‘For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrh, from simple Head Cold or Influenza to the Loss en oro ‘Hearing, Cough, Bronchitis, and Inciplent Censuinption. Relief in five minutes in any and every case. Nothing like it Grateful, fragrant, wholesame. Care begins from ‘first application, and is rapid, radical, permanent and never failing. One: ‘Radical Care, one box Catarrhal Solvent, and Sarfiord’s Inhaler, all in one package, forming a Complete ‘Treatment, of all druggists for $1. Ask for Saxvorp's RavicaL CURR POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. BOSTON. PAIN 18 THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRIU PLASTER Instantly affects the Nervous Systm and Banishes Pain. A Perfect Electric Battery combined with » Porous Plaster for twenty-five cents. It annihilates Pain, vitalizes Weak and Worn Out Parts, strengthens ‘Tired Muscles, prevents Disease, and does more in one-baif the time than any other Plaster in the world, Sold everywhere. aplé ar THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Having consummated large purchases of these goods ‘at “depression” prices thi sale, in poiut of magnitude ‘and variety, far surpasses any previous effort, Never was the stock larger, more varied, nor were the prices so low as ut present As white dreases will be the predominating style the coming season, 20 will there necessarily be an In- creased demand for Embroideries, All-overs, &c. An- tlelpating this we have made special efforts, and now offer a stock which it will he to the Interest of every Indy in Washiiigton to examine. 80 pleces of HAMBURG EDGINGS. only 4c. per yard. 50 pleces of HAMBURG EDGINGS,only 8¢. per yard. 70 pieces of HAMBURG EDGINGS, only 10c. per ari 40 plcces of HAMBURG EDGINGS, only 12%. per 50 pieces inch SWISS EMBROIDERY, only 1240. er yi 40 pieces ECRU IRISH POINT EMBROIDERY, ouly 12%. per yard, 80 pleces ECRU IRISH POINT EMBROIDERY, only 16c. per yard. 20 pieces ECRU IRISH POINT EMBROIDERY, only 18¢. per yard. 80 pieces Sinch HAMBURG EDGINGS, only 16c. per yard, 25 pieces O-Inch HAMBURG FLOUNCING, only 25c, per yard. 20 pi -inch HAl INCING, hee, Winch HAMBURG FLOUNCING, only 10 Bae. -iuch WHITE IRISH POINT EMBROID- ERY, only 260. per yard. 10 pieces 8-inch \W ITE IRISH POLNT EMBROID- ERY, only 42c. per yard. 10 pieces 21-Inch all-over SWISS EMBROIDERY, only $1 per yard. 12 per 44-inch allover HAMBURG EMBROLD- ERY. only $1 por yard, worth $1.25. Elegant line of five all-over HAMBURG EMBROID- $3 und $4 per yard) . i i y NGS to ich at 1 25c., 0c, W5e., GET ate 2s me 10 pleces 21-Inch IRISH POINT FLOUNCING, only $1.80 Der yard, worth $2. 10. nee ‘1-inch all-over IRISH POINT EMBROID- ERY, only $2.40 per yard, Worth $3. VELTY.—A fine 441uch FRENCH CAM- wit um slicer, in pink, sky blue, cardiual, ie. tay, vern. gendarme, with “all-overs” and Lut OF ctialce Eisiogs to mate, “We call ene ‘eation to these, belng something new und Very Ey overs,” Pongees, Embroidered in seven choice colors and iflcent line of Pongee Robes, Pongee “All- ngve mbroljered; with Eagings to mates. comvibations “ese will be the style for eluboruve Summer Eveniug Tallets, 50 pieces Pluin PONGEE SILK, only 45¢. per yard. Ali-over Embroidered PONGEE, ouly $1.25 per yard. 20 pieces PONGEE EMBROIDERY, only 50c.per yd. tte eof the Robe, al, $12.50, $16.00, $18.00, $a2'00, $id, gu5.t0 and Sos.ou perrobe’ WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ONE PRICE ONLY. {ap25} Jlesuut PONGE ROBES. majerials complete with (Second floor; take the Elevator.) BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE 921 Pa ave. 912 Dat. 7 Ficvren Lawns: ‘We would cull attention to our new stock of Lawns, ‘and ask your examination while they are fresh, clean, and in large varlety of choice patterns : ‘Yard-wide Lawns, white ground, with blue, brown, pink and biack figures, pretty styles, only 10c. per yard. Fancy Colored Yard-wide Lawns, in high colors, only 1Bye. peryard. _ 40-inch Latiste Luwns,blue, black, and white grounds, witb white and colored figures and vines, only 20c. ber yard. Solid French Lawns, two shadesof pink and blue, ecru and black, only 25¢. per yard. “UNION” LAWNS—We now offer a quality of these goods, which sold last season for 18¢., at 12uc, er yard, and conidently assert that no house can show a better value. Fine Batiste Linen Lawns, in funcy colored grounds, with combination colored figures, vines, &a. These are very pretty, and will launder beautifully. 27-inch‘ Zephyr” Lawn, in imitation of the Scotch Zepbyr Ginghams, in pretty checks, only 250. per yard. Alllinen Lawns, 25e. per yard. It is hardly neces- sary for us to say: We sell only “linen” for lineus, as we have done so all the time. It follows these are “all-linen™ splendid patterns, mostly neat, ) G@ecund floor: Take the Elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ONE PRICE ONLY. IN QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS THAN THE FINE CLOTHING SOLD AT THE LONDQN AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING ©O., ©OR 7TH AND G sT3 A Fine Mixed CHEVIOT SUIT at $6.50, = ebeap at $10. A Fine Back CHEVIOT SUIT at $9, x cheap at $18. A Fine Mixed CASSIMERE SUITat $8, ‘Cheap at $12. A Fine Black CORKSCREW SUIT at $10, ‘ worth $15, | A Pine Colored CORKSCREW SUIT at $10, worth $15, A Pine 4-Button CUTAWAY SUIT at $12, cheap at $17. A Fine PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at $12.50, o = cheap at $20, BOYS and CHILD- 3 |, REN'S SUITS from $2.25 upward. Wehavea targe line of PANTS for Men Merwin Of 5d Boye hocs $1.26 epward. dren's PANTS from 50 cents up. aS GIVEUSA CALL AND BE CONVINCED. Baz Renighiber { Wa havea farce tine THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING C0., ap2l CORNER tru AND G STREETAJ A Dressy AND SERVICEABLE SUIT FOR $14 WHILE WE HAVE SUITS AT $10 TO $30, WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO 4 CHE | ViorsUITIN PWo COLORS-BLUEAND BLACK, | STYLES-SACK AND CUTAWAY FROCK, aT | THE MODERATE PRICE-$14. WE THINK THEM THE BEST VALUE WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. WE HAVE FINER ONES, TOO. IF UP OUR WAY, STOP IX, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW THIS SUIT. GEORGE SPRANSY, 507 Seventh Street, apld Opposite U. & Post Office. F FRENCH COGNAG, ele Ameri Ni Wi é Lad we ‘ines, my 5 Si Sore te eas sar oes toes eres oi apis. ‘717 Market Space, next to Sth st, 921 PENN, AVE.» [ap25] eis Dee or Wax Wearazr Goons Norase Lixe Ir IN THIS CITY — WE OPEN TO-DAY A VARIETY OF STYLES OF GOODS FOR WARM WEATHER. SERGES, LIGHT AND DARK; LIGHT-WEIGHT CASSIMERES IN PLAIN AND FANCY PLAIDS, SACK AND CUTAWAY COATS. 4 NEW ASSORTMENT OF NORFOLK JACKETS IN PLAIN AND PLAID GOODS, FLANNELS, SERGES AND CASSIMERS, SOLD BY THE GARMENT. 7 BOY'S NORFOLES FROM 12 TO 16 YEARS, SMALL BOY'S SUITS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES, FROM 4 T0 12 YEARS. NEW LINES OF MEN'S ODD PANTS IN LATE STYLES AND PATTERNS, OFFICE COATS AND vests, FINE IMITA TION SEERSUCKER, E. B BARNUM & CO, p25, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Wear va Wonrn A gentleman in the country tried to persuade, with- ‘out avail, a youth in his employ to purchase his clothes from a respectable house, but, being more than sutis fied with the competency of his own judgment, dought what he cousidered @ great bargain—a black Worsted sult for eleven duliars, Examination disclosed his great bargain to be all cotton, spun to imitate worsted, aud which probably cost the dealer four dol lars and seventy-five cents, Ofcourse, such suits will wear, but wear is not the sole element of worth. If that were the ultimate de- sign, he might as well have purchased a jumper and & pair of overalls, and for » much less sum. ‘The suit in question will not kegp him warm In win- ter, Doria appearance at any season, ‘The sun and the Gust and the rain all conspire agalnst him, - ‘Had he contented bimself with # suit of less preten- tousness, even bomespun, he would Mave something toshow for his money. The cunning are ever preying onthesimple who listen to pretension rather than to merit. Ifyou wanta.cheap suit, always buy one of cheviot wool, that being tbe cheapest method of Woulen tabeicn or Soe flannel, witch Guecpenea hy i oe Fon large production. have a gogd assortment of meritorious suits $10 upward, Cheaper than that I dare not offer For ATA OO te a _THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... gMONDAY, APRIL 27, 1885. me omeeneaine Ae ae FAMILY SUPPLIES. centa for a bottle of Dr. CITy ITEMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. “A Cont is Good fora clay pi 4 95| | WISH To RENT By THe FIRST OF MAY a sled, pipe” and 2 ee peas oo End ralroad. sation: i Fiany Grocrams Stock of Baby Carriages Must be Re- M. Augenstein, 817 7th street northwest, offers for the balance of this week the following great drive:s Raitan baby carriages, with pare folor canopy top, $6.49; sold elacwhiere at $11: better quality, B38 ; sold elsewhere at $13. Rattan baby carriages, lined with solid color satin and satin, parasol, $12.64; price $21, Fitty other styles bf ca ‘at equally. low prices, Our $3.49 ice chest is the same sold elsewhere at EA ame Sia erators, a27,29&m1 40 Different Styles of Slippers. The Brighton,” something entirely new, $1.49. The “Bon Ton,” $1.25. “Oxford Ties, 9c. “Common Senie” Kid Slippers, 9: “Opera Toes" from 59c. up. Leather House Slippers, 9c. Lasting Slippers, from 24, Also a large assortment of Newport ‘Ties and But- toned in all sizes and widths. White Slippers for Ladies and Misses. Z. Strasburger, old es- tablished shoe store, 906 7th street, 4 doors above I street. 2 Johnson's, 13th E streets. ‘House of merit. Lunches, Delicacies, Sub- stantials, &c. Little Neck Clams, Fresh Mack- rel, Spring Chicken, Shad Roo, Beviled Crabs, Grab Salad; High Grade Oysters: Plorida Straw: berries, &c.’ All of the finest character. Life- time experience. Ladies’ large saloon attached.1 Perfection at Last. The Crown Duplex Sewing Machine Lock and Chain Stitch, two complete machines in ne. The change from one stitch to the other Is instantaneous when desired. This magnificent machine was placed upon’ the market three yearsago. Thousands have been sold, and are giving entire sutisfaction. The ladies are re- spéctfully invited4o call and examine the veau- tiul work. For sale at Funk’s Sewing Machine Agency, 1219 7th street, between M and N. New Machines of all kinds. Renting and Re- pairing. 2 Z. Strasburger, 906 7th street, 4 Doors above I street, now offering his famous ove steug, ‘shoe at $1.47; noth! ng equal it this city. Our $2 Ladies’ Kid Button Shoe in common sense and narrow toe; is beauti- fully finished and warranted solid. ' Ladies of Washington and oats are requested to call and examine these g 2 For Six Days at A. Kanfman’s Double Combination Store, 1241 and 1243 11th street southeast Best prints, 4ic.; Androscoggin’s, 6%c. Unbleached cotton, 3%\c.; Fruit ofthe Loom, a few Dress Goods, 4%c; double width Cash- mere, 12490, French Chambrays, short ends Cross-barred India Linen.. Spring heels, 3 A splendid display’ of Gutiery. ‘Millinery par: lor presided over by Mme, Rouch, formerly with Mfrs, Palmer, all the Intest_ novelties In Hais, for Ladies, Misses and Children. ttings, 11, 12% and 15¢. ‘or other spéclalties read the Post, Republi- can and Critic, 24,25,27 Our Gent's Department isnow complete. $1 will buy a solid Working Shoe, Base Ball Shoe, Button, Boot or Gaiter. 1.24 will buy a Worked Bal, Gaiter or Low Yarter Shoe. $1.49 will buy a Stvlish Galter ib common sense or narrow toe with tips. $1.09 will buy @ Breuch Calf shoe in Lace, Button. or Congress. $2.90 will buy the Famous Letter Car- rier or B. R. Edge Low Quarter Shoe, for which Tam the sole agent. We have also a complete line of hand-sewed goods superior any 50c. city made at equally low prices, Clye us acall, «2. Strashurger's old established shoe store, Ni 906 Tih street, 4 doors above I street. Thornton's Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oll with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for couzhs, colds, eonsumpeons impaired nutrition and debility; easy and pleasant to take. Preseribed by” pli cians, Sold by Druggists, Large bottles 50c. Manufactured by W.E. Thornton, corner Bal- timore and Harrison stréets, Baltimore, Md. 1,W, IN MAM MM PR A EU WLU gS, ph fA EB BANE Ossy BBB A A UU OM MM ss8 = 416 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. SPECIAL VALUES IN WHITE Goops. ‘Having closed out of a New York Importing House ‘a large line of the above goods we are enabled to offer Geuuine Values in the following Fabrics: INDIA LINENS! INDIA LINENS! 100 pieces 8% inch INDIA LINENS, good value at ‘2ye., at We. per yard, | At BAUM'S: (CHECK NAINSOOKS! 1 cme CHECK NAINSOOKS, which would be con- sidered a burgain at 10c., only 8c. per yard, At BAUM’S. INDIA LINENS! INDIA LINENS! 200 pleces 32 inch and 40 Inch INDIA LINENS, which sold readily at 2Uc. last season, only Adige peryard. At BAUM’S, CORDED PIQUES! Ase special offering we shall sell for afew days 25 Bleces CORDED PIQUE. reaillly worth 25c., AU 20e. per yard, At BAUS. INDIA MULLS LN WHITE AND COLORS. 100 pieces WHITE INDIA MULLS, which would be good vaiue at 32c, at 25e. per vard, At BAUS. BLACK ALI-WOOL BUNTING! 40 pieces 22 Inch Fine Black ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS, which we sold lust seuson at 35c., only 2ve. per yard, at Ya ats 416 77H STREET NORTHWEST, v Sse ERE: Srraat Bancams Ix Gaocerres PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR, 8 Ibs. for $1. PURE VERNON MAPLE SYRUP, one gal cans, PURE ROCK CANDY DRIPSYURP,onegal. for 90c. FLORIDA ORANGES, Large and Fiue, one dozen for G5e. IMPORTED ORANGES, Deep Color, 4 dozen for $1. CHOICE VELVET SKIN LEMONS, 5 dozen for $1. 1Glbs. GRANULATED SUGAR for $1. 16 ibs. STANDARD “A” SUGAR. for 18 Ibs. EXTRA “CC” SUGAR for 10 Ibs, EVAPORATED APPLES for ‘By lbs EVAPORATED PEACHES for 7 lbs. CHOICE DRIED PEACHES for $1. 16 ibs. CHOICE TURKISH PRUNES for $1. 12 Ibs. CHOICE FRENCH PRUNES for $1. Buy quick, as these prices are able to advance any uy. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, 428 OTH 8T., BETWEEN D AND E. $1. IR SALE OR EXCHANGE F BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, "AT BRIGHTWOOD, D.C. THREE MILES FROM CIT'y, Six acres of aad: 4ivrich and fertile garden land: 1% In penutifl grove f oak and chest trees. of wat eminence colimanding « fine view. Improvement consist of a small house and barn, Also a valuable orchard of ninety Dwarf Pear Trees of cholcest varieties, in full ng, Belo 82400, ap27- 1508 Pennsylvania ave, Bt ale cheapand on cay fra af BE TS ‘and on. 3 Zonly 11 miles from Washingtom; on Wand O-& Rol? elevation 680 te BE PORTER Pais burch, Va. ap27-1m JOR RENT—FOR THE SEASON- COTTAGE OP i ‘et Washington Grove, aid, nearstation. ‘Apply at 127 Indiana avec n.6- spate OR EXCHANGE— E cimisns Oernics HOMES OF cs w. hi ‘A farm of 106 acres, new honse mllgs northeast of the’ city; will be elty property. SWORMSTEDT @ BRADLEY, ap25-6t 828 8 it ESIRETO BUY A PLACE IN THE COUNTH i mame fr ge fig ‘paruculare and Be eves 8, HL, Star office. apzbste RK SALE-AT A BARGAIN—AT BRIGHT house and trut troea? orber fund sdjSlaiy cae be pane ‘ani : Fe © chased; terms tosuit. LOUIS ¥. SHOEMAKER, BoD Fst, nw. ap25.3t R SALE— pete ns in Marrland and Virginia near the city. Le apply 0 HUFTY & DYER, ap25-st 3th and F, OR RENT-HOUSE WITH TEN ROOMS, U' fourteen acres of lund. at Wash.,Obio and Western, iran aitseun dee Obey car crag Sie” Aa ede Wwe ae SHAE : ‘OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A FARM 1. ibis, situated on railroad; 1,600 acres, of which ‘leated of trees, 100 fenced and cultivated: 200 rich bottom land; balance ti valuable timber. Dwell: ing house and other furm buildings, For particulars apply at 429 9th si. n.w., In the sto aped-3t (OR RENT—IN GAITHERSBURG, MONTGO- ery county, Md. very plewwnt House of six and garden. Apply to Mrs, EOL HINKLEY, Cakhorsburg: Montgomery Co, : ve Salthersburg, Montgomery Co,, Ba. ap2t3ie SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- erty—Beautitc: Suburban Residence at Hyattsville, Ma. two. squares for raidroad depots eleven large Tooins, attic and cellar; ten acres; shade, and fruit of all description; ‘stabling for six horses, wud all neces- sary outbulidings. ‘For further information apply to apzz-dt BLE. GUY, 1005 Pennsylvania ave. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE For CITY PROP- L erty, achoice Country Seat in Virginia, 9 miles from, Fredericksburg, one mite from sixton'on, Riche by ond, Frederic ‘and Peterburg railroad, over B00 acres rich ieadows, splendid tine fishing: beautitul valuable Jew of Fotomue and Blue Kidge mountains; health» location; new house of ten rooms; mumervus "outbuildings, fruit, Howers aid sh oper attention. Pri ere 000; hinlfeast ba agents’ no’ encumbrance: title clear, WITHERBEE, 1325 Corcoranat. 7) HE CHARMIN NCE, AGacres, 3 in Market gur ten, ave. West Soldiers" Home. Most healthy site, and best trict. ADDY water Iu Di 4,000 acres fing Timber Land in Monroe co., Arkan- sas. Also, two Cottuzes, choice fruit and flowers, and other property. Ail uf the above will be sold low and termi eaay. V0. DUFFY & C0,,007 Tt st. nw prop: reat Dacealiis, id 1OF catalogue. WMH. MAIN & CO. sles Hotel, 3d and Peni double mansion ti four feet front; ten-foot porch front and rear, hall; thirteen foots; all necessary outbu water plenty of fruit; mist 0 00 on time. 33. SUN, Fst. nw. HOTEL PROP nila: furnished; 18 acres Hows" hall, “tore-Foom, Hi murket and ber necessary ouibuildings: licensed od teasous for selling. Also, fine home Property ia Williamsport, Pa.. cheap. Mixht lease above proper- Hes. “For fuligs pirticulurs aduress JOHN SWIG T- Trout Rup, Pa OR SA) Bladeasbur cars: only 8500, $1 fortable liveroom eat Prices; $100 down, balan five years on moncbiy in- Staliniehis, Property of all kiads wanzed, and on «for saieand exchange. THOMAS A. MIECHELL, 984 Pst glouns 3 uni : for real cctate bar- N. B—Besh purchasers rea is In any portion of Washington, 01 NCUSE eres, 10 miles from : excellent water, 3 Good house; baru. Tiguire ag ape-1m* NICE COUNTRY ity of Washington, Of from o1 particulars, cell on WALK IN, 1006 F st. n. apo1mn, FPG, SAGETA FARM OF 80 08 100 AcitES, five miles from city, in Va; one-half mile from Tullroad. Good improvements, fruit, eve, Inquire of JOHN 8. BLOBS, 927 F st. n.W. RENT—COUNTRY RESIDENCE: 14 ROOMS, Water, orchard in full bearing, good outbulld: miles from Center market, “Inquire of . H. JK, 630 Louisiana ave. EDUCATIONAL. HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN Tecommenditig to the con ducation Me. William D. «a! G He is Well known to the tan gentleman of reat worth, Bo live talents ofw bight urler, an zeal in thie disebarge cf any trust which may be fided to him. James F. Harrison. M. D., chairman of the faculty; i, Geg. Fred'k Hoimes, Chas, 2. Cabell, Noah K. Da- Wim, i, Beters, Schele DeVere, 3ubn sity of Virginia, ss UNIVERSITY, Bartimore, Mp.— Situe administra exhibiting “untiring ‘cone vis, &. HL Su R. Page, of U Jouss Horkr Thave known Sr. Willian D. cabeli for many years 43 head and funder of one of our leading schools in Virgiula. Mr. Cabell is 4 cent: of high social po- ition, of uuusual attaluments, aud ofrare energy, who tive tail w give prouineace lo any scheme win which he may coinecthimself. 1, L. GILDERSLEEVE, Catalogues of Norwood Institute for 'S5-'86 sent on application. ‘References—Patrons of the school in this city. Address MR. and MRS. WM. D. CABELL, Wash- ington, D.C. ap27 n CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, 403 Pennsylvania ave. Librasy: vice Stiidies; and Service Drill: ‘HURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVEN- INGS, Hours from 7 to 9 p.m. ‘Terms reasonable. TPHE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL. 517 7TH N.W. Short, condensed course In practical Bookkeeping, Rapid Penmanship and English Branches at moderate Futes Of tuition. “Morning, afternoon and night ses. sions. Sole right to Howe's system of Bookkeeping taugut without text-book: grthand taught by & J i. BRYAN‘, Prineipas. ap24-1i SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES, 1300 H st. n.w., Pr. KR. DUMAINE, Principal, B41 be oven all the summer. Class in Freneh. Germat and 5; si Baltimore, Boston, Hrooklyn, Providence, And at 723 14th st, nw, WASHINGTON. e es . ap6_WILL BE OPEN ALL SUMMER. HORTHAND — REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS every evening, Private lessons-a specalis At 3. S-_Don't tll to try ont MANDERLING JAVA | SU cyercimal ope Ta ee eS, COFFEE-far superlor to Government Java and | oivredutW asHING TON PHORUGKA LIS a EAE, Mocha. ap2i-et PERS, 027 Tat. uve rt Taz Rauoxcros STANDARD TYPE-WRITER 118 VALUE ENHANCED .BY RECENT IM PROVEMENTS. Only 38 keys to learn and operate. Prints 76 char- acters (Including caps and small letters, punctuation marks, figures, signs and fractions.) ‘The SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID, MOST DURABLE and NEAREST PERFECT Writing Machine made. SUPERIORITY FULLY SUBSTANTIATED by the TEST OF ACTUAL USE and by EXTENSIVE SALES Warranted and guaranteed to give satistac- Yon. Send for illustrated circular to WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT. ‘WASHINGTON OFFICE—-CORNER EIGHTH AND ¥ STREETS mh16-3m Noecessrx Or Warrewasn ENDED BY THE USE OF PLASTIC PAINT Whitening and ‘Inside or Outside Eviechen Factories Milks Davettuge. a Pence gr fer any purpose where Whitewash or 2avrivcz, DURABLE axp CHEAP ARTI- with lime. Its superiority Sper ime Ye ke that of palnt Te eather ory, tags Saat ip cron ‘greater than lime, 5 Tt does not Use Narraxe TLuLs. ‘PEPSIA USE NATTANS' pe ae 27 BAAN |. SMB. 24th abd 1, ana eL¥ PBUEABS EDUCATION FoR YOUNG AND milddleaged men and women. Spring and gum. inér sessions of the Spencerian Jusiness College, cor, tn, aud D sts. nw. Hapid writing, bookkeeping, rapid calculations, English language, stenography, type-writang, etc., thoroughly taught, ‘Tuition: ‘Year, om date of entance. day oF nigit, 850; three months, ¥; day. $20; night, $1 pe month diay ffs & Rapid writing 12 lessons, $3. Ghealare HENRY C.SPENCiIE, Principal DBA) PENCER, Vice Principal. SCHOOL, ELocUTION AD dle Bias lesons in Bugis ys eal Mrs, ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 14200 stinswe ‘92m TW) ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY; ‘only school of the kind here, A special Invi tation to all to see the method by which you can soon learn a profession. 214 2st se dobue QORTHAND AND TYPE WRITING PRACTE cally cess guaran structions: fe! foliwet ieate pa is preferredtad nigaber line it A CROMELIN, bite of Johns 2 Pat Stenographers, 472 Lousiana ave. mhg-dme” HE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO LEARN ‘Agadem, : HE BEST iets MATIC Ai Branches, lating ts at the National y Isth st, aud New York ave. Years ot study saved. Receptions tree We evenings at So'dlock, s m18-6m. Unie tad verified Caainuer of the New Sagingd ‘exaininer of Conserfutory. technique, harmony and ‘Volos salture: 1ph2 Loa at awe dares) "ASHLINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND Ww lish Leng Big MRS. M. STEVENS HART, Principal. ‘The culture and development of the voice and nat “Eeecaracuee tarts GEA SP etmerng and Giber_ vocal defea Boys and Giris’ Case Satu day, 11am. de-tjel IVATE IN ALL GRADES OF pe LESSONS AD Sou ae goa are A West ivy TNGEITU TE aw, comer Sth and Kate nm, ‘W. FLYNN, A. M, Evening Clanses, $9. and $9 emioutb. “6c Scaurzs Muwavuse Lacz PALMER'S GINGER ALE, LEMON 80DA, @c., @0. ALWAYS THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT, DEPOT: 1294 20rm oramer Noerawaer, ‘We eell 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 satisfaction or money refunded. (Call and compare prices. apis POOLE, SF oumans svenoe Taz Onx Puc Ix U.S. 5 bs. STARCH, 25 centa Sars Bow OLEINE SOAP, 50 conta G WITMER € co. GROCERS, pli 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 1s without @ doubt the most \UTIPUL and the most ihe ‘Millers have nor Only: the most perfect, jers have Bot only. the containing as it does all the most improved Machin: invented up to the it time, but they produce « Flour UnsuRPassep by any mill in the world. To that, we would simply state that a large quan- ‘ofthis magnisicent Picar shipped: antually 16 Lat pee eye of the old world.” We Guatasruk that it is made from selected bard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota it is anacknowielged fact, that in this Flours sep aration of the glutinous particles of the wheat ‘aud a thorongh elimination of all Matter has at las: been reached, 5 and, conseg ently hore Nurmrrtows, yielding more breed fo the than any other Flour. ‘The best trace ‘aduits tat from its bread making’ qualities it is the cheapest, ay Trsnrpasvod by. auy. Flour made. 3very ‘sack’ and z : : - every barrel is warPanted to give entire salisiacdou STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most henutifl Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent exeept Ceres, and will please the most ex- ‘acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious epi cure GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent RELIANCE. A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. Itis avery cheap and Deautiful Patent, within the reuch of all clases, and we guarantee Will give satisfuction to every one who whl try ig = GOLDEN HILL, | _cThe off rettable stand-by and the Standard Famfly Flour of the District. It is equal in quality toa rreat many high-priced Patent Flours, whlist {t can be bought for considerable less money. We defy competi- torsto bring forth any Flour stperior to CERE STERLING, GILT-EDUE, RELIANCE or GOLD) HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them once will never use anything visa. Forsale by alt grocers, Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indlanaave se13 WM, M.GALT & C0. PIANOS AND ORGANS. GENUINE DECKER BROS. PIANOS => J and Burdett Organs, the best made, af 5H Feasouabie tyures, at ~ a |. KUHN’S, Sole Agent, 407 10th st n.w. Herwexase Praxos Are Unsurpassed for Fine Workmanship, Brilliancy of Tone and Extreme Durability, . Old Pianos taken in exchange and full value allowed. Lowest Prices and Easy Monthly Payments, BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS, ap2t 422 91h street, WASHINGTO: S17 Market Space, Pa ave, near 9th st. NEW YORK: BALTIMORE: 112 Fifth avenue, 204-208 W. Balto. st. Wx Kyase & Co, MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND, UPRIGHT, and , SQUARE PIANOFORTES. ‘We beg to aunouuce to our Washington patronsthat, desiring to offer them greater facilities In thelr deal- ings with us, we have Opened warerooms at 817 MARKET SPACE, PA. AVE, wean 9a st, WASHINGTON. Thesame are conducted directly by ourcelves, and customers cam dealwith us there t precisely the same advantage asat our Baltimore aud New York estab- Ushments, A full assortment of our various styles of GRANDS, UPRIGHTSand SQUARE PIANOS will constantly be found on hand. WM. KNABE & Co. 4@ PIANOS FOR RENT. pTRUR ecEepains promptly attended to br oe PER MONTH WILL UY A HANDSOME $10 SceaR OE VAG CRY BRANDS niake, at SIDNEY i. NIMMO'S, 480 th treet northwest, $5 PER MONTH WILL BUY AN ELEGANT OR- GAN, ofany syle, and finest make, wt SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, Stu strert noriwest. but aliginhy use Sats ezeat bac. some Dut eligitiy use at erent SIDNEY 'T. NIMMO, 433 7th street nortawest. A VERY HANDSOMESTEINWAY PIANO, but little used, at an immense sacrifice; will sell on monin- Jy installments of $10, SIDNEY T, NIMMO, SS 7th street hortiwest. SEVERAL VERY, FINE PARLOR ORGASS at prices ranging from $23 to: SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 483 7th street northwest, AN ELEGANT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND PIANO, out eight months old, at tremend us bargain, and payable in mouthly installments of $10. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. A LARGE STOCK OF 5: and ORGAN: guins, fel2 Sremway ANOS. ‘The Best in the World. Togetber with sortmient of other Pianos constantiy ‘om hand. et tue ‘Music Store of EDWAKD F. DROOP, Partner of the late W. G. METZEROTT & CO, Kole Agent. ior Sielawiy’ & Sous Gabler” ior Sela Gabler” Grove Steen: Wheelock, Marshall, Wendell aud otier aoa. m2 : uy G, L. Wu & Bro, 700 Street northwest, sole agents for the STIEFF and KRANICH & BACH Pipes ANOS and Gally's Wonderful Seif-play! Tistruments, Several bargains on easy tersnsin Pianos ‘and Organs which have been used.” Pianos aud Or aus for rent, tuned und repaired. Jao ALLET, DAVIS « CO'S GREAT SPECIALTY BS Gametir Me iatcy ‘GRAND PLANO. Ll eter brews HL. SUTRA Bh aS factory prices. EMERSON, AND BAUS £00. PIANOS. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANA Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, tuned, boxed; for rent by day, Week, mouth or yeur, Rent applied if purchayed. Full stock of be. Music. HENRY EBFRRACH, 915 F street, m1 Managing Partner of the late tirmof Ellis Co —_—S—————=—S=—=—=—_—_—— FINANCIAL. Ls WHO WISH TO BUY OR SELL RAILROAD STOCKS OR BOMDS, or who desire the services of a reliable broker in spec- lative stock operations on margin will find it to thelr advantage to write to SAMUEL JONES PECK, ‘Member of Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Ex- change of New York. 55 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Parvare Sroce Texzoxarz Wms 2p20-1m* DRY GOODS. Niw Exenowsn> Roms. tks “FEDORA RES, SHIELD ated by the Leading tts abeolutely fea a Vrtone. oF ‘aie at all Dry Goods and Ladies SEATON PERRY, stone wt ws PSvccemon To PERRY & HRoTHER, ME VON HRANDIS MODE THE “Latest INFORTATIONS' Ix Fucnnorp. | s “hurler ew ‘York ERED FUNGEE, BATISTE AND MULT Hons | ARE SOW OPES] | neanaive Prices aunt Satisiaction Guaranteed. RG ES | . GANDY Rois SUITABI J. 2 ae ee es in 5) NEW. NAVY BLUE. Hafiste rr |e). UTCHINSON, Wie AND Si RDEN AL EMBROIDERED Cc. — cares . NOVELTIES IN ECRU NULL ROBPS WITH BROWN AND CARDINAL EMBKOIDEAED coke RIMMING. SEWENGLIGH AND FRENCH WHITE GooDs IN GREAT VARIETY. INDTA LINENS from 12k to 5c VICTORIA LAWNS PERRI CES LAWNS, WELT Tig ~t OVELTIES y ED eISS MUSLINS A’ ‘AINSOOKS. W WHITE ALL LINEN LAWNS at 29, 37%, ay tk eSSCOTCH GINGHAM PLAIDS, PLALN AN SD COMBINATION NEW S2-1NCH AND 38-1NCH WIDE PRINTED BATISTES at 1c. und 20c. = ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROV STYLBs IN PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS AD CARRIAGE SHADES. CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND odmneer Rice SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave, cor. Oth st Established 1840. apd, Saxe Dress Goons A FULL LINE TRICOTS, 50, 62%, 750. A FULL LINE 36-INCH SUITINGS, ALL WOOL, 87, 50c, AFULL LINE INDIA LINENS, 10, 12%, 15,20, 250. A FULL LINE PERSIAN LAW: A FULL LINE PARASOLSand St A FULL LINE CORDED PIQUES, 20, 25¢. A FULL LINE CASSIMERS, 37,50, 62%, 75, $1. A FULL LINE SATINES AND RATISTE, 12%, 15, 25c. WE SELL AT POPULAR PRICES. GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, apes. 713 Market Space. | LACES, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. CHILDREN'S HATS TN ALL STYLER, “FLOWERS,” “HAT SCARFS" AND GOLD “MOURNING MILLINERY A SPE | CIALTY.” PARASOLS IN ARTISTIC DESTON®, | FROM BEST MAKERS IN PREVAILING COL ORS PULL LINE OF MOURNING AND Cal RIAGE PARASOLS, 1LK UMBRELLAS” AT A RARGAIN. VELTIES IN JERSEYS, LATEST PARED STYLES. LADIES TAILOR-MADE SUITS. BLACK SILK COSTUMES POR $30, $40, WARRANTED 10 FIT BQUALTO COetOm MADE. TRAVELING RAGLANS IN NEW DESIGNS, “SPRING WRAPS.” OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FOSTER KID GLOVES, WITH IMPROVED PATENT HOOKS, FROM $1 PEK PR UPWARDS: SILK AND LISLE GLOVES, IN NEW SHADER DRESS TRIMMINGS. LACES, BUTTONS, BRATDS, @e. Cees ee, Hee Masestrs Corser Reduces the size and increases the length of the waist Of fleshy ladies without injurious tight lacing. ‘Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Is the best spinal supporter ever made: and tt Ports equally as well the abdomen and all other, ‘Of the body,” Tt produces att elegant, artistic shape, Irrespective of Ube wearers form. Its proof against perspiration and either Corrade ‘nor soll the underwent Stretches nor breaks at the wide, and the hever move or come out from wear. We. It never changvs tts form, always retaining Its original Itisinvuiuable to young Indies, becuase 1 and yreventa stooping abd Found sould mize cS ¢ LANSRURGH solemn Seas S eyrtor Moar J.P. Pawn IMPORTER OF FASHION, 2107 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTED NOVELTIES CONSTANTLY BEING New Dress Goons A NEW LOT OF BROCHE GINGHAMS. CHOICE PATTERNS IN INDIA PONGEE. ONE LOT OF INDIA PONGEES AT 7c, WHICH ARE VERY CHEAP. JUST RECEIVED A NEW ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE WOOL DRESS GOODS. CHIN EES. EMBROIDERED PONGEE PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS NEW BLACK GOODS OF SUPEKIOR MAKES AND QUALITIES. BEADED GRENADINES, VELVET GRENA- DINES. BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS AT §1.00, $1.25 AND $150. HOISERY AND UNDERWEAR. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ONE PRICE, THE BEST ISTHECHEAPEST, ap20 Lasswexox & Bro COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 13, WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL DRIVES! 4 FEW IN EACH AND EVERY ONE OF OUR DE- PARTMENTS. THESE PRICES ARE POR THIS WEEK ONLY, AS THEY ARE SPECIAL, LACES. ‘Ty INCH ORIENTAL LACE, 200. A YARD; REGULAR PRICE, 30c. BLACK CHANTILLY LACES: SIN 4IN. BED 10c 13c.—_20c. A HANDSOME ORIENTAL Ww 5c. NOTIONS. BARBOUR'S LINEN THREAD, 5a NE PLUS ULTRA PINS (BEST), 4c. RICK RACK BRAID, 4c. A DOZEN, SILKS. CHENEY BROS” BEST JERSEY SILKS, $1.10. OUR REGULAR$1 COLOREDSILK,22 INCHES WiDK, 20 PIBCES BLACK SILK, 50c A YARD; WORTH 80c. BUTTONS. 10,000GROSS DRESS BUTTONS OF ALL KINDS, AT 5c. A DOZEN; WORTH FROM 10 TO 40c. UNDERWEAR. i CORSET COVERS, 14c.;" WORTH 250 NIGHT GOWSS, 8c; WERE $1.23. RIBBONS. ALLSILK OTTOMAN RIBBONS, IN ALL SHADES (2 SHADES OF ORANGE IN- CLUDED), Nos. 4,5, 7, 9, 6c... 7c.,8.c, 10c. A YARD. ALLSILK SASH RIBBONS (BLACK) 250. YARD. GLOVES, ANOTHER LOT OF 4-BUTTON KID GLOVES AT 68c. 4-BUTTON SUEDE GLOVE, 75c. HANDKERCHIEFS. NEW STYLES IN LADIES COLORED BOR. DERED HEMSTITCHED HANDEERCHIEFS AT 8c; WORTH 12%4c. DON'T FORGET OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT HUCKLEBERRY FI GIN. 250. LACE, 9 INCHES DE, KOR 25c. A YARD; REGULAR PRICE, SN, $1.90; REGULAR RE COMPLETE, IN 13 VOL- UMES, HANDY EDITION, $3.31; REGULAR PRICE, $7.50. RUCHING. SEVENTEEN STYLES OF CREPE LISSE RUCHING AT 19c,; WORTH 30c, OTHER DEPARTMENTS. | SUN UMBRELLAS. 26INCH PARAGON, OLIVE WOOD STICKS, $1.88; WORTH $250. WHITE Goops. 124c. INDIA LINEN THIS WEEK FOR 100. 12ige. BOOK-FOLD CHECK NAINSOOKS FOR 9c CRAZY CLOTH, isc. A YARD; WORTH 25c, CHILDR! COLLARS, MADE OF LACE OR EMBROIDERY, 2lc; VERY HANDSOME AND WORTH 30c. EMBLOUDERIES. 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 7c. MISSES NEW SPRING HOSE, ALL SIZES, FROM 5 TO Sty, 25c.; WORTH AT LEAST 50c. CHENILLE FRINGES. OUR LOOP FRIX WEEK FOR 89c.; WORTH $1.25. SPLENDID COLORED CHENILLE FRINGE AT 58c. A YARD; REGULAR PRICE 75c. GENT.S FURNISHINGS. ALL 48c. SCARPS AT 39c, FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL APRIL 18. LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422. 424 AND 420 SEVENTH STREET, a ARGAINS! BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS, ATTHE” BRANCH BAL(IMORE SHIRT FACTORY. MFORT SHIRT, made of Wamsutta 1's 4,400 Linen, (Reinforced), h tub, for only 80 cela’ “This is Shirt in the market. Ask to see our CRUWN DIAMOND SHIRT, made of the Loom Coiton and Fine Linen Bosoms: Qnly Scents. | These Skirts are cut lengthwise of the Colton. carefully made, und will give entiresatisietion, We huve just received 250 dozen MIEN'S FANCY BALE Hose, which we intend to sell at 25 CENTS PER PAIR, mhis 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST. . it __SEWING MACHINES, &c._ 3 MACHINE COTTON, SIX spools for 26¢., at AUERBACH'S Sewing Machine Booms, 7th and H's: Cal! and see cestumotiluls from @ressinakers and mechanical experts ia tals city ato Phe superior qualities 0 the sient New American No. 7, acknowledged te best sewing muchive now In iarket, standard S - of all tue Ruakec” Prompt aud purtictar attention to rena Serco Axp Susan Fasuioxs AND PUBLICATIONS NOW READY. Bazar Dresumaker, {Ilastrating 300 sts es for Ladies ang Children's wear! Price ace all 2 ce g0U Monthly Paper and 16, OPPENHEINER'S AND DRY ‘York ave. nw. Dyed, Thaniner Jing ripped ATO) fir a Placher. SOOUT, islument, 120% New jes and Gents A and Part ‘without formerly € CAROLINE LERC ADAME VALMONT BEGS TO * patton and cantoracrs that abe pre lean and get Up ll fine LACES CURTAL {fail descriptions, “MA Dias « SONCLALTy rin, Toot approved sien Htabilabed since 1568. "S13 ith st. nw. sploim To Tux Lanna ER MAJESTY'S CORSET, ‘We take pleasure tn calling your attention to! Corset, which is now being introduced to the Ladies, America. An invitation is extended to all to call and examineit. DOUGLASS, Ninth and F streets, 008 Oth street, oppoxite Patent Offies, Received pew and clegant line of Infant's and Cuildren's pei WHITE DRESSES, SLIPS AND ROBES, LACE AND SHIRRED CaPs, LONG AND SHORT MERINO CLOAKS, Plain and Embroidered, for in Hubbard and other styles, gad/all kids of CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. mb28 Astor Fisnens ‘Chemical Dry Cleaning Fatablishment, ‘No. 908 -G Street orth rater EY VA SEX PATENCE: radles! and Geritiemen's Garments ais, Velvet and Fertectiy cloned bY this seperier tases: o> Cleaned by this superior PTADLES EVENING Distt 8 SPCTALTY, utieauen's clothes cleated by ths prams il ot lose their original ana torbe removed ."prloe SLD aud G75 sat & Mo! 45s & nowraeny, i 490 Texte STREET Nonrawert, Makes Comets to orter tn ev and material, tend guaranters pertect fad Somfoet Te Sreciaurins Ame French Handanade Underclothing Merino Underwear ‘and finest imported Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress French Corsets and iuaties, { Children's Corsets and a $1 Corset (iiss EL'sows Make) that for the price ls unmurpaxsed. Fench, German and Spanial spoken mrlé pl XN.B= Paris, Lyonsand Vieona. Mahuiacturer and importer of HUMAN HAIR AND FINE TATR WORK ies’ fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing. Hair'ayed and shamposed in s firsesiees sannee, Wigs to order. HOUSEFURNiSHINGS, Rieway Rernsoznaton, Why buy a sweat box when you can geta Ridgway Refrigerator that ts Guaranteed to have a Dry Alt Circulation? not to have the foul odor that is #0 com- mon with the ordinary run of Refrigerator and Tos Chests. If not satisfactory after a trial, the money will be refunded. 3. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, Sore AcayTs, =p23 2020 7thet aw, Envoys Rernicenators, wre SLATE STONE SHELVES, agitee LANAI EMRE SE ly Use. M. W. BEVERIDGR, ‘SOLE AGuNT FoR THE D.C, sp2h-tw 1009 Pennuayivania ave, wa y = Varor Sroves ‘Do not buy until you have examined our lange a sortment, of five different makes, the tm proved CROWN JEWEL and the DAVIS SINGLE GENERATOR STOVE, having only one burner thas you have to heat, then the others are ready for use. ‘Call and see them, tn all sizes and prices. W. 5 JENKS 200, TAT Teh mrect, Soscteros & Frercnen, 915 Trm Srreer Nowrawest, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOL STEKING GOODS, guarantee to meet any and all prices quoted by uy Bouse i te city we, FICE PATs, CAN Paint “1 iment of | JA. i Moai Dealer in BS faliding Supplies, Nos. OS, $14 G'stroet, three doors wemt of the Patent Office, mediately adjoinmg Nusonal Mites’ uy other estabiimiment In the eity. Dus even the smaiest guantity Of W) ish, Colors (ary or im oll}, ete. postal card ated a prim sdltin thi depari ual, reaciiny .. Th rit. hai efod, tunyemune, dever, varnish abd other 1 bytotacure: also price per quarter-pound, Breach article sold Uy" mete Eroas article sold by Ws miscellanesosarticles. “The Bi BOUGHT CHEAPER aT wag vi0, O12 Re