Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1885, Page 4

Si THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.0.,#THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1885. ‘The Weathe OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFIceR. WasHixerox, D.C., April 30, 1835, 11 am. For the middle Atlantic states, increasin idiness and local rains, slightly warmer variable winds, shifting to southerly in southern pe For Friday, local rains and slightly warmer ther are indicated for southern New Eig: d, the middle and south Atlantic states, has Ar 9 O'crock To-Morrow MoRNING weshall at bargains: leached and brown cot- ine New York mills Excellent yard-wid ton 5e., worth 3¢; ge yard-wide bleache Fruit of the Loon ‘our Best batiste Yard ene 10c., worth 20e., all good pleces: fast colors lawns ‘uizwool black roll bunt: ing 15e., worth i vivo] suiting, black and all shades broe at the ridiculous price of Aie., former pr 00 doz. 4-ply all ferent styles; fin yard, in cream, blue a hue Laxsac! Gext’s DEPARTMENT Is now complete. oct buy. a solid Working Shoe, ‘Base all Shoe, Buttou, Boot or Galter. "$1.24 will buy a Worked Bal., Gaiter or Low Quat ter Shoe. $1.49 will buy a Stylich Galter sense or narrow toe with tips, $1.99 will buy a Frenck Calf Shoe in Lace, Button’ or Congress. $2.50 will buy the Famous Letter Car- Tier ur Rt. R. Edge Low Quarter Shoe, for which We have also a complete goods superior to any city tees. Give us acall. 7 lished shoe store, No. 906 7th street, ove I street, Ort, Vapor Stoves that will not smoke by A. Eberly & Sons, 718 7th street northwes*. DANFORTH FLUID ean only be ob- v.58. Jenks & Co’s., 717 7th street. ESTIMATES given for plumbing and heatin; on contact and repair work, by'S.S. sited, ch Stree’ Wrses.—Go to Chr. Xander, who has a fine lot of Imported and domestic. Also, his well known Virginia claret. Get it at 911 7th street northwest. ALOHA ‘The new perfume—see beautiful story book at drug stores free. Eastman’s Aloha Perfume. — | ‘Tite fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1100 Pa. av:, coutinue to be $3 p. dz., witha L3th painted fre New—our Ayebutton EESE: ck sult pateh pockets. Tos, cor. 7th and E- anywhere out FUssEn. of town; 142 Haxpsome—our Prince Alvert suit, with sili or satin facing, in all the fashionable shades, EIsEMAN os., 7th and E. ReMovat.—Sinsheimer & Bro., shoe dealers of 80S Tih street, have. removed to their old stand, 3151 M street, West Washington, where they Will be glad to see their friends and cus- tomers. Car fare allowed to ail from the city. GARDEN Hose and recis, at Shedd’s, 409 9th street. THE finest assur’ can be found at W $19 7th street_norihw: nt of matings in the city | B, Williams’, 317 and ring als famous t equal it Kid Butcon Sho¢ xe heauthe nted solid. " Ladies of | are requested to call | ANGE from wit nge of clothins. a forner 7th aud E,the place to supply | wants. } Cuorcr—our fe e this style our assortiient is unlimited. ©, EISBMAN Bkos., 7th and @ STAINED GLASS StustiteTe AGeNcy, 411 7th. Forty Dirrerest Sty * Brig! __somet White tippers burger, old es | Store, 9U6 7th street, "4 doors | Gas Sroves and ranges, at Shedd’s, 409 9th street EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS in spring | clothing. We hav mnters ove Styles of suits tor m * | EISEMA! B. B. Case, umbre SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves shown at W.S. Jenks & Co’s., 717 7th street. Hand E, CITY AND DISTRICT, Amusements To-Night. Foxp'sOrera House.—“Tho Debutantes; or, the Kettiedrum.” ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hovse.— Slave.” Heezoc’s Museum.—Jennie Calef in “Little Moffets.” DOME Mcsecw.—“The Hunter's Dog; or, the Pianter's Child.” ALL Soux's CucumcH,.—Froebel Anniversary Concert. he White a Condensed Locals. Col. W. G. Moore has tendered to Manager Albaugh a company of the Washington Light Infantry corps to drill at the latter's benefit in Baltimore next Monday. At the annual prize bowling of the Columbia Bowl: club, last night, the medals were Swarded to the following: First prize, Mark Heydorn: second, Geo. Seufferie; third, Henry ‘Ross; fourth, Carl Heurieb; fifth, W. aes sixth, Wm. Zahn: seventh, ¢. F.Sundell; eighth; Chr. Heurich; ninth, H.'A/ Levy; and tenth, Chas. H. Coburn. John Washington, a small colored boy, was sent to fail for 30 days by Ji Snell to-day tor stealing @ gold pin trom M: C. Reid. At the second anniversary meeting of Charles Summer Pest, No. 9, G. A. R., at Galbraith chapel, last evening. the post was presented witha picture of Mr. Sumner, the gift of Hon. J. J. Smith, of Boston. The presentation address was made by Mr. J. H. Lawson, of Howard tnt versity, and Mr. E. L. Thornton, of N. C., made the response. “The Blacksmith’s Children,” a temperance cantata, was given last night in Gospel Tein- perance hall, No. 203 I street northwest, by the children of the Gospel Temperance Sunday school, before a large audience. A fire in the lime store of J. T. Walker & Sons, 204 loth street northwest, between one und two o'clock this morning, caused It Is supposed by spontaneous combustion, did damage to the amount of $400, Prof. T.C. Mendenhall will deliver the Sa! urday lecture at the Natioual museum th: week. His subject will be “Weighing Ear'h."” Prof Mendenhall Isa very attractive sheaker. 5 ‘The young man, John Cady, Indicted for the ery of a number of checks in the name of fobn ‘Edwards, arrested in St. Louis, Mo., was prought here ti- morning by a U.S. marshal, surnet over \G the mursbal’s office here, and comunltied to-day. THE CHARGE AGAINST W. CALVIN CHASE Diswisep.—W. Calvin Chase” was charged in the Police Court this morning with as-aulting Charles D. Crosb: Printer who did some work In the office of the Hee, which Is edited by the defendant. Crosby testified that the de fendant owed him for some work done on paper, and be went to the defendant's offi and ifistead of paying him the defendant put him out of the, office: handling bln very roughly. The defendant testified that a print in his office employed Crosby to help him out, and because of his, (Chase) simply led him out of the office. The judge said he did not think any assault had ce committed, and dismissed the ease. —_— MEETING OF THE AMY OF THE Porowac Timo te, MAY 6 AND 7.—The manageme: of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad are making special arrangements to provide for th Baltimore during the meeting of the arm of the Potomac. May 6 and 7. Spetial trains will be run forthe accommodat ublic between the two eities at suitable h Wasblagton Light Infantry corps, a panied by the Marine band, will leave by spe- Stal train about 11 a.m., May 7. The National Rifles, Veteran Corps companies, Emmet Guard, Washington Kites, Major Fleetwaod's battalton und the companic led by Capts. Kelly and Gray, wilt eclal “trains. Prot Sowssa biel aval be rendered by the Marine bat the afternoon and evening of the 6th proxim. whieb wil! take place on Eutaw place and W son street. The entire arrangements for the en- Joyment and comfort of visitors have been com- pleted by the committee in Baltimore. A pleas- &nt time Is, therefore, warranted to a who will visit our sister city on this occasion. Fure. $1.50 for the round trip, good for two days, the Gth and 7th. n of the ease hie Finst Anwy Conrs to GeTTYsBURG.—Special train will leave the Baltimore and Potomac railroad sation at 8 a.t.on Monday, the 4th proximo, for Gettysburg, for the purpose of con- Yeyingthe members of the first army corps on their third historica: visit, reaching Gettysbu about 11:30. Returning the special train wil leave Get gut 6 p.m.,reaching Washington This will glve the excursionists ars in reviewing the battlefield. Excursion tickets can be obtained at the Balt More and Potomac railroad at $3.70 for the round trip, good to return until the 6th. ‘Those deaiting to remain over at Gettysburg the sec. end day, arrangements have been made tor thelr rettirn by regular trains to. Washington. Iuporrsp Roses ar Avctrox.—Mr, Dowling will held the second sale of imported Roses at lis auetion rooms to-morrow, at 11 o'clock. ‘This ts @ chotce collection, and it will be the last chance tw buy im) roses this season. Frne’s Saur.—On Friday and Saturday next there will be sold the balsmos of the ‘tures, books, silverware, jewelry and fine Free’é auction, 7 jarket space. TONTINE AGAIN.—One day's new business of | ' scaled pack the Baaltable Life Assurance Society for April (~ Gray ORCHARD ‘28th was pearly a million aud a quarter of dollars. Has President Greene, of the Cones Heut company, been hired to advertise Toutine. SF Worid, Z. STRASBUKGEFR, 906 7th street, 4 doors | HUI¥ Oy | streets. rosbs"s, uncleaniiness he | ke at Lost. Mr. McGinnis Sands, a well-known resident of South Washington, and James Mahoney, a colored man, started out from Johnson's whart about balfpast eleven o'clock Tuesday night, wheu a fearful gale was blowing on the river, to visit fishing nets which Mr. Sands had set in the river just below Fort Foote. They set out ina flat-bottomed sail boat, As no news had been received from them, yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock Capt. J.T. Lewis and a brother of Mr. Sands went down the river in Capt. Lewiy’ tug boat, the D. M. Key. Offa polut known as Sandy Bar, about ten miles down, they found the flat-bottomed sail-boat capsized and caught In the nets, Putting ashore they found the body of Sands lying on the beach, partly undressed. No trace could be found o} lahoney, who, it Is supposed, was drowned in deep water. Persons in Alexandria say that during Tuesday night's storm a capsized boat was scen dritting down the river past that cit with two men cliuging to the bottom, It supposed, therefore, that the bout was swamped before redehing Alexandria, and that the two men clung to [t until they wereexhausted and benumbed. Sands, it fs thought, finally took off his boots and some of his clotiiing and tried to swim ashore, but was so exhausted that he drowned in the shallow water in shore. Sands, it fs said, was not a good waterman, and it was somewhat focihardy to venture out in such a boat during the blow, which was the worst that has been experienced In this vienity for some time. Tie was exceedingly anxious, however, about his nets, which he was afraid’ would bé swept away. "His body was brought up to the elty last evening in the tug D. M. Key, and en to Wm. Lee's undertaking esiablish- ment, where the funeral will be held at 4 @elock to-morrow afternoon. The interment wil! be In the Congressional cemetery. ‘The ised Was about thirty-seven years of age, dren. He lived at 902 6th street southwest. and had been @ resident of South Washington nearly all his life, being greatly respected by his neighbors, For several years he had been employed by the Johnson Bros, ets CANNOT FXcapr Punisn- NicariTy.—This morning, in Term,in the ease of Mickey convicted of house- sentenced to te Ale ears, in whieh the ade that they were charged with T entering” when the proof showed e guilty only of “entering” was court affirmed the judgment be- and they will have to go to the peniten lary to juin John Kelser, who was convicted o! the Same eriine, but took’ no appeal. epee OOS DOSY £.—The funeral of took phice yesterday trace P. E. chureh in Sout largely attended, Rev. A. ; teele, rector of St. Mark's church oMiciatea. Centennial lodge, F. A.A. M., at tended, and the pall-bearers were selected from the members ofthe lodge. The remains wore interred in Oak Hill cemetery. ————— THe Visrt To GETiYSBURG—At a meeting of ittee of first corps, Army of the Po- tevening. final arrangements for the ottysburg battleticld next Mon- re completed, ‘The Pre-ident and Miss Cleveland, and members of the cabinet and the ladies of their families are expected to go. The party will be weleomed by the governor of ses WH be mn Roseerans and. ( M: n. f Mord ing there will be & campetire held in the town hall, over which en- Goy. Curtin will preside. Tt ‘ts propused to spend two days in the neighborhood of the buttleficld. :, this morning, the ras tied on’ the other Capl- a guilty. The months in the ‘isu MARKEE —Sold_by R.A. + 500 shud in market sei PE wt S20 to $30 per hundred, 5,000 ber ring selling at from $2 to $5 per thousand. Proverty Saies.—Carter A. Stewart has sold to Jolin H. Masrader, fur $7,000, the brick hot.e front ton the east side of 16th. veet, bet nd K streets——Hngh T. Tageart, . has sold to Ellen Carey, tor four lots on the 4 side of Cedar . between S and K and Isth and 19th in “Little Mur urday matinee as nd b-merrow ad on F A Carp. Having purchased the stock of Dry Goods gig Notions in the store formerly oecupled by dH. WEEDEN & CO., 225 Fenusylvania aye hue southeast, I sail offer the entire stock at PRIME COST UNTIL CLOSED OUT. | As [propose to continue the business at this stand, I shall make almest cally additions to the stuck in fresh and seasonable goods, all of which will be sold CHEAP FoR CASH. JOHN Scorr, No. 225 Penusylvanta avenue se, ap29,30.4m; Capitol Hin, Mas M. J. Hexr, ig) F STREET NOKTHWESr, ‘Has now fur suie the 1 tock of FINE STRAW GooDs south of New York. Also, a Full Line of IMPORTED MILLINERY NOVELTIES, to which she invites special attention. 20 San = | CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE UNITED STATES! Suxs: BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from $1 to S VELVET, SI, BROCADE SILK GRENADINE reduced PLAID DRESS GOODS, Silk and Wool, 25c. BEAUTIFUL BROCADE DRESS GOODS, (reduced), 12 yards for $1.50. Spec in. NUNS VEILIN BLA trom iy Sue. ACK SATINS, 30c,' “ “COLORED SATINB, 50c. PASH MERE SHAWLS, ES, Pini, Blue and Cream. 25e. 'S VEILING, beautiful Lace style, pure wool, XEW YORK MILLS SHEETING, widest and ver 2 SILK VEL- DIEESS GOODS, inimense wasort CARTERS, | Al MARKET SPacE, = sae 13 | Woaear Baxixe Pownen WHAT PROF. SILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT BAKING POWDER. “Mrssna, MArtix KALRFLEISCH'sSove: “Gentlemen:—My examination of your ‘Wheat Pow- Mex pected ¥ it froma sane | rary voIsT cy Vinw. It certalnly restores to th bread the Potwsia and Magnesia Salis, whieh. U1 milling removes from high grade four, and it avolds. | completely the ‘chance of dixaster_ which attends the | | comstiunt use of snus Salts, such 8 all the tartaric aci jh 2 Slum Salts as of sodium, 1 fs evider the thesues is supplied frou your macs Is 3 reparation. as it gaunnot be from tose preparations which contal Rodium and Calcium compounds besides the tartarte cid. ‘There is we danger of setting up an alkalinecon- ition: Of the urise with dicalcie ‘phosphates. [in fuct, Luppears 10 ine that You have a Very strong case, Judged from the physiologtea! side, aud Uhis convic Liou has grown on me the more I uve examined the | case. “Sigued 3B. SILLIMAN.” For sule vy i G. G. CORNWELL & SON, 1418 Pennsylvania avenue, “The trade suppited.” f4-s.tu.th,6m-4p LIXIR OF BBR OA RB AA BBR AA BBR ERR BBR EE bow 2° Bow time A POSITIVs: CURE FOR MALARL FEVER. Contains no quinine, arse! metaille compound. At KOK x K x K CH rt im oS lala 5 Coxcestraten CRAB ORCHARD WATER. 3 ‘THE GREAT RENOVATOR. USED. RECOMMENDED AND INDORSED BY PATYSICLANS ALL OVER THE WORLD. THE ONLY REMEDY THAT ACTS ON ALL OF THE GREAT ORGANS OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM. THE LIVER THE KIDNEYS. THE STOMACH. THE BOWELS, —-SURE-SAFE-SPEEDY.— THE COMBINED MEDICINAL VIR- —— one OF ALL THE FAMOUS NaTU- ci RAL WATERS. NSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEP- sik ace prompts chcedy ic Weconttotan te ducer of Hose fabio ot is. brand. Coubehtrated Water, 35 cents; Genuine! iw sealed packages, at 10 cents aud 25 centscach. WATER CO., Proprietors. 8e.,10c., 12%¢., LBe., 18¢., 20¢., 25¢. SUMMER SILKS, 37c., 45c., 50c. 40-inch FOULE, all new colors, 25c. All wool NUN'S VEILING, all colors, 25¢. English HERNANT, all colors, 10c. SILK VELVETS reduced to 95e. Heavy GROS GRAIN SILKS, all colors, $1.00. ‘BATH TOWELS. 000 BATH TOWELS, 5c. each. 50 rolls new fancy STRAW MATTING. 50, yard wide LAWN, at 8c. SATIN CHECK MUSLIN, 8c, 10c.. 12 INDIA LINEN, 9¢., 10c,, 12c., 15¢. 50 pieces of CALICO. 4c. per yard. CHILDREN’S HOSIERY. SOLID COLOR HOSE, no seams, 15. RIBBED HOSE, no seams, 1233c. GENTS COLORED HALF HOSE, 16c. LADIES’ SOLID COLOR BALBRIGGAN HOSE, 25c. CARPETS AT COST. INGRAIN CARPETS, 30c., 35¢., B8c. 40¢., ete. BRUSSELS. 65c., 6Sc., 70c., 75c. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, STAIR OIL CLOTHS, ete. C. M, TOWSON’S, 686 Pennsylvania avenue, ap25 ‘South Side. More Or Tue Bro Dave 500 RECEIVED THIS MORNING, PURE SILK, SOLID STICKS, AND PARAGON RAMES UMBRELLAS, ONLY. $2.25, W. STEEL, ap28 935 Pennsylvania avenue ui ES! CARRIAGES! JARRIAGES. CARRIAGES! “A large stock of Spring and Summer Carriages, new and second hand, at very low prices. ‘Several Light One-horse Cvupelettes. Other Close ‘and Open Carriages In great variety. ‘Hepiiring promptly attended to. eee ae BT. H. GRAHAM, ap aeeg O77 “94 PMN h19 orn Street Northwest. Tux Misrrr Stone, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, OFFERS FOR MEN: 100 SPRING OVERCOATS from $6 up. GOOD BUSINESS SUITS for $6. worth $10. SPLENDID BUSINESS SUITS for g7.50, worth giz. ALL WOOL CHEVIOT SUITS at $9.50, worth $15, ENGLISH PLAID SUITS at $12.50, worth $18. ALL WORSTEDSUITS, bluck and colors, at $10.50 worth $19. ALL WOOL CORKSCREW PRINCE ALBERT SUITS at $15, worth $26. BLUE FLANNEL SUzTS, Indigo dye, 97.50; sold nowhere under $12. MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS, G. A. B. style, extra set of buttons, $10.50. BLACK BROADCLOTH SUITS at $20, worth $85 FOR BOYS FROM 15 TO 18 YEARS, A Line of Suits, Complete in every Particular, from $4 to $15, FOR BOYS 4 TO 11 YEARS, A Magnificent Line of Punts and Jackets, all the lab st styles, such us Norfolk Jackets, Plaited, éc,, &e., from 32 up. ODD PANTS—Immeuse variety at $1.26 and up- ward =n THE MiSFIT BTORK, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS es jure and come to tho corner. p25 Kasos New Iza, 926 SEVENTH STREET, BET, I AND K 8T& Our store fs now filted to the utmost with achotce line of carefully selected barcains in MILLINERY. Alot the prevailing sty : vi complete, special wat nity. 30 much for Quality OUI PRICES are ofa! Our prices wever equaled. | Our prices do our Our prices cannot be copied’ by would-be ,OuF prices make our business, wich SHS, fue Atlan, (Oltvetto), “Ready POKES, 40c: regular Hats are all satin-finished and come in ‘3 ITATS, fn all new shapes, Be. to 7c. We cannot ex: Would like to, fur they are Wp. There ts not a Hat amongst them cost less than ve. ‘They are all this season's ‘ow 1s the time for the cuidren, ‘ JLORS, we: rezular price, 500. ally as ‘cheap In Flowers, Satins, y se 1 husrvelously eli thi shi Corsets, Hoslezy. "00 pleces of Ribbons, all shades and all widths, at Se. a yard. 25 dozen Children's Lace Caps, 25¢.} rezular price, 60¢. 26 dozen boxes ot Flowers af 250. spray. ‘These bargains are for five days only, at KOK TO OSX a ™ 958, RK TT NNN 6°% = 5 Boi ge | K UO NNN Go@ . Bgs8 NEW IDEA, 926 Tthstreet, between I and K streets Remember Name and Number. Serivo Over Sacxs AT VERY LOW PRICES. SILK LINED, SILK FACED OR PLAIN. DIAGONAL AND CABLE TWIST. PRINCE ALBERT AND FOUR-BUTTON CUTA- WAY COATS AND VESTS. NOBBY LINE OF SUITS IN SACKS AND CUTA- WAYS. PRICES FROM $10 TO $18. BOYS, YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTH- ING IN AGES FROM 4 TO 16, CUSTOM DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR, STOCKED WITH ALL THE NEW DESIGNS OF GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. apes NOAH WALKER & 00., ap22 625 Pennsylvania Avenue G. T. Keex, TAILOR, 414 Oru Braxur For Heavacue Use Narrass PILLS rol, DERANGED STOMACH USE NATTANS 1s, FOR CONSTIPATION USE NATTANS' PILIS. FOR TORPID LIVER USE NATTANS’ PILLS, Homemade they are always ffesh: in thls particular better than any other, which are apt to be stale. Send by mull to any address on receipt of pricease. per box ABTHUR NATTANS: Pharmacist, aplg 4th aud 1. ana 24 aud D sts.nw. 1 Cur Rovrrne, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH ST. N. W. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDRENS’ CARRIAGE COMPANY. ‘ALSO A FULLLINE OF , ROLLER SV cbEs TRICYCLES, VELOCLPEDES, WAGONS, ETC. TRAVELING AND LUNCH BASKETS, ALL SIZES, ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF EASTER BUGS DISPLAYED. Ger Tue Besr “THE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR. -« We have on hand “CONCORD IEA) paises Every | ine CONCORD HARNESS bas maker's: pane and tr rs mane ‘Wade-mark siamped on wie MAKING REPAIRS IN OUR FRONT WE WILL SELL YOU a Knee Pants at 500: $1 do., 76e.; is 1 83. do., do,, $2.50: 4 do., do. 50 Claren's' Bie’ Platine, age 8 1013, 82s BGO Children's itt, 83. earns ap2s + 1914-1016 Peunayivania ave. eae pee a Tree RAO aD , eis ie Ramo ni Peunsyivania ave. ‘Agents fot dratciass hoisey Bo Sargundy, Champagnes ‘de tout oy CR irra Brae SIMON N. JONES, Manager, aplsths.ta Louisville, Ky. Wi recs JUST THE KIND OF WEATHER THAT REMINDS ONE OF THE NECESSITY OF WEARING THEM TO AVOID CATCHING CoOL. SPRING OVERCOATS, WE HAVE THEM AT 96. WE HAVE THEM AT $3, WE HAVE THEM aT $10. WE HAVE THEM AT $12 WE HAVE THEM AT 91! WE HAVE THEM aT $18, WE HAVE THEM AT $20. WE HAVE THEM aT 922, WE HAVE THEM AT 925, AND FROM $22 TO 935, WE HAVE THEM IN ALL COLORS, AND SOME BEAUTIER THAT ARE PRO NOUNCED BY EVERY ONE WHO HAS: SEEN THEM WORKS OF ART. TAKE A PEEP AT OURSUIT WIDOW, IT WILL GIVE YOu AN IDEAOF WHAT WE HAVE ON TH INSIDE: A. BARKS & CO, ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, a29 $16 AND 818 SEVENTH STREET. Coxronr. How much more comfort ts taken In these days in the matter of clothing, both In obtalniug and wear tug ft, A few years acom man must have his clothes made to meamure, and even then lls ault was muse likely to be uncomfortable thau net. Nowadays the average man can be AS WELL FITTED WITH READY-MADE GOODS as to have them made to order, at about one tliird lees cost, Gentlemen who Lave not boon able to Mit themselves heretofore, except by huviug thelr clothes made to order, are invited to {uspeot the guods made by WANAMAKER, OF PHILADELPHIA. ‘You will be surprised to find that in out, At and work- manship they CANNOT BE DISTINGUISHED FROM THESBEST CUSTOM-MADE GOODS. We carry all the newest styles, the very ones that the best merchant tailors minke. We don't clalm to carry the largest stock, but we do claim to have the NEWEST AND FRESHEST, and add to it day by day, as fust es anything new and destrable is brought out, As to prices, no one can deny that they are_thelow- est in the ctty. EB. BARNUM & ©0, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. oxpers Never Cxasz Ww: N: Cc ap29 A stem-winding Watch, in running order, nickel ease, we offer this week atthe reniarkably low Sgure of sive Veceli now Black Eardrops, which were 990. a short thme azo, at bet Rolled goid-piate Pin Initial Sleeve Button Souid sliver Thtmbic formerly 49¢., now 25¢. formerly. formerly 49¢., 99¢. Beantiful Bangle Bracelets, formerly 90c,, now 49c. Rolled goldplate Hoop Earrings, formiérly 8c, now 1 ietling sliver Collar Buttons, formerly 2be., now ity Collar Buttons, with Rhinestone set, 100. worth be: Genuine rolled gold. Lockets, very fine goods, worth from 85 w S1Ueuch, weobier Low froin 886 16 $48. Solid gold’ Rings, differen: ies ens Oe. Auiethyst Hines with diamond chip center, $1.49. oqailles eoudcpiated Vest ‘Chalns, worth $1.59; now gold Vest Chains, $1.98. gold Earrings, with real diamond setting, at i's Scart Pins, real diamond set, $1. Tauley’ Puns,comatch earrings, real dhnnohd setting, $298. liver Bangle Bracelets, worth $1450, for 99c. Fine Rhinestone Pins, rolled gold-plate, at 49c, and 99¢. Our $1.49 pin in fully worth se. Among other wonderful ins We offer this week ae ‘Silk,plush and gilt combination Cabinet: 250. Suk, plush Cabinet Frames at 20c , formerly 4c, Silk: plush Cabinet Frames at 49, formerly 99e, Stic, plush Cabinec Frames at 89c., formerly $1.25. Silk, plush Cabinet Frames at 98e., formerly $1.49. We have also received some very’ hundsome styles of Baby Carriages, at remarkably low ‘figares, which stock now is ed deserve your especial attention. ‘Our unusually full, and bristling all Bargeins. M. SILVERBERG @ co, 812 7th street and 813 8th st. n.w. near Pennsylvania ave. ap27 Noors BELGIAN LACE AND MILLINERY STORE. MILLINERY TO ORDER OF THE BEST AND ‘MOST FASHIONABLE MATERIALS, AT LOWEST PRICES. PARASOLS, FINE WRAPS, LACE NECK WEAR AND FANCY GOoDs, NOOTS, 415 THIRTEENTH STREET, Tio ROORS ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVE, A Duzsy AND SERVICEABLE SUIT FOR $14 WHILE WE HAVE SUITS AT $10 TO $30, WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION To A CHE- VIOTSUITIN TWO COLORS-BLUEAND BLACK, STYLES-SACK AND CUTAWAY FROCK, AT THE MODERATE PRICE-$14 WE THINK THEM THE BEST VALUE WE HAVE EVER ERED. WE HAVE FINER ONES, TOO. IF 'P OUR WAY, STOP IN, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW THIS SUIT. GEORGE SPRANSY, 507 Seventh Street, ‘Opposite U. 8. Post Office, op24 FFICE .W. OF ito HS VER br, PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884, MERsRa, EISNER & MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFF'S. MALT EXTRACT U.S OF A, 920 RACE ST, PHILADELPHIA, Pate IT TO STORING Bi iN re IN Rap thing ont is Salvation Of. It Acrrexrioy. Battier! Pals and costs but twenty-five conte s | Colon MOCHA AND JAVA BLEND, FOR DRIP COFFEE, 34c. Hats for Spring and Summer. Gent's Pearl, Nutria mix't and Maple Derby's; | GRANULATEDSUGAK, 6c. PER LB. Manilla, Mackinaw. Canton and other Straws | OLD GOV. JAVA. 28. Boys’ White and Mixed “Jumbo” Straws,60cts; | STANDARD A SUGAR, Ge Silk neckwear 25 cts, sprink underwear, 25, 50; | CHOICE CAROLINA ISLAND RICE, 80 Shirts, Socks,Collars Suspenders, &c..low prices; | Perna BGUGAR Ske PER LB at RC Lewis', 920 7th st., bet and K sts.n.w. | EXT! = N.B. Full line of medium dnd low priced trunks, | 7 atthe! = The Popular Shoe Houses, FINEST FORMOSA OOLONG, $1 PER LB. 726 7th strect, between G and H, and 461 | ASSORTED TEAS FROM 50c. TO §1 PER LB. Pennsylvania avenue, near 414 street, SPRING LEAF, YOUNG HYSON AND GUNPOW- GREEN COFFEE FROM 10c TO 1c. PR. LB. An immense display of Shoes and Slippers at | "DER, 50 AND 60e remarkably low prices. pty AS =— Ladies’ finest Curacoa Kid Shoes, flexible soles, | FTWESE GHAMSSHISO JAP. ——- either box toe or common sense ‘style, any aT THE size and width, $1.9" NEW YORK AX?) WASHINGTON TEA ©O., Ladies’ fine dress Kid or Pebble Goat Button ; i ‘Shoes, ev ir guaranteed, $1.47. A LIRERAL 1).> OUNT ALLOWED TO PUR- Ladies" Rood ality Heid Shee, with workea | CHABKUS IN QUANTIFIES ap2o-im le button ‘97e. x Misses School Shoes, with heels or spring heels, Fiscty Grocer ‘We sell strictly for cash; consequently can and will if A: i & i 4, all solid leather, Ste. ‘Misses Curacoa Kid ress Shoes, common sense style, or spring heel with worked button | #¢ll cheaper than any other firm in the city. fetes, $1 ae a a — Goods amounting to two dollars or over delivered Children’s soiar tip Spring Heel Shoes, sizes § | free to any part of the city. toll, 4 All gocds must give satisfaction or maney refunded. Gallarén’s fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes, Sze. Call and compare prices, Infants’ Kid and Pebble Button Shoes, 37e. ‘POOLE, BROOKE & Boys and Youths’ Shoes, excellent’ wearing | _apis me re goods, 97c. : = Boys’ abd Youths’ fine Button Shoes, $1.17. ‘Men's serviceable Congress Gaiters, $1.07. Tue Oxcx Pisce Is U. 8. Men's fine Lare Shoes, $1.47. Site. Sai Men's dressy Button Shoes, $1.77. 8 Bars Best OLKINT SOA A Aine line of Men's Calf Bhoes, lace, buttonand | BEST CASTILE gress, 31.97. Also, a splendid assortment of Ladies’ Kia | P12 Slippers, from 47c. upwards, Men's embrol- dered Slippers, 67c. upwards. eco Always be sure you are at the Fight place. ga Tux PorcLar SHor Houses, So 726 ‘th street, between G and H, and 461 Goo. Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% street, 1 25 Special Bargains At YounG's, 402 7th street. Remember, Lady and Children in Window, For Gent's: Patent Leather Ties, $1.25. Hund-sewed Gaiters, 34, worth $5. Hand-sewed Walkphast, $3.50, worth $5, Hand-sewed Oxfords, $3, worth $4. Mat Kid and Calf Ties, $3, worth $4. Button and Ties, $2, worth $3. THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Js without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most Nornuriovs Flour in the world. ‘The Millers have not only the inost containing as ft does all the most Improv in ery invented up to the present time, but they produce @ Flour Ussvkeassenby any mill in the world. ‘To rovG hat, we would wunply state that e Ange Guan Oxfo: 8 ms pte’ Five Somfare Sucks at's ware Be ors aaicent one aipped analyte English Toe Bals. and Ties, $1, worth $1.50, work We GUARANTEE that it is made from selected Boys’ Oxford Button and Lace, $1.50, worth | hurd wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakots. it is Font Bi x Be. Srutioa of setieenonsneraines or a eheee ge ‘out Button, $1; Youth Lace, 7! aration of the glutinow: ies For Ladies: Witte ia inne os Sida thorouge eliminshon, ofall weak ana sesany matter has at las: been reached, and 1 consequently more NUTRITIOUS, yieldi 25. Elegaut Handsewed Button, $3.75. worth , worth $4. Hand-stitched Kid Button, $2 ‘more bread to. the barrel ‘best trade 2 a Sours ‘admits Mut and Dress Kid Button, 82.50, worth $3. | irom tte Geend tuskines qualities It inthe Sstest ay Foxed and Kid Button, 81.00, worth $2.50, | well as the best, for eitier iamaily or baker's toe and Lasting and Foxed Button, $1.25, worth $3, | unsurpassed by any Flour ‘made Jvery ‘nak’ und every rel is warranted to give entire STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, One of the most besutifil Winter Wheat Patents Pine Oxford Ties, $1:15, ‘worth $2.50. 2-Bow Sandals and Ties, $1, worth $1.50, House Slippers, 10, 25, 40, 50c. Misses and Child's Slippers, 50c., worth 750. Child’s Spring Heel Button, 59e., worth 700, Infant's Button and Lace, 35. 35, 50c. Electric Shoes, $2.50; Soles, 50e. Youne's Shoe’ House, 402 7th street, Flour ts Advancing. We offer for Friday and Saturday all brands atold prices, Per barrel Innperial, $7.40; Ceres, 33.40; Bwiss,$6.90; White Lily, $6.90; Sterling, A magnificent Winter Wheat Putent RELIANCE. 6.00; Golded HIll $6.40, Coul’s Lelighb$5.00. Per sack, 4 bari mperial, ($1.85; Cores, | 4 entendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the BITS! Cooks Watch ee eas Ne bud: | celebrated Hungarian process. Its a very cheap and Tel—Iiapertal, 88e3 Ceres: ‘OSer Swis-” see | Beautiful Pateut, within the reach of all clases, and We guarautee will give sutisfuction to every ome who wa uy it GOLDEN HILL. ‘The olf reliable stand-by and the Standard Family Flour of the District. It Is equal in quallty tow rreat many high-priced Pateut Flours, whlist it can be bought for considerable less money. We defy compett- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN. HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper wbo Hleriing, 87e.j White Lily, 87¢.; Cook's Delight, CH N.T. METZGER & Bro., Grocers, 1 417 7th street northwest, Light Cassimere Hizh Hats, Priog, 84.40; quality, second to none. | Franc's, id the only strictly one-price furnishing store in this city. 1 Wilbor’s Compound of Pure Cod Liver ed Cas SALE. WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED FOR Casi AND SHALL SELL FOR CASH ONLY 109 PIPCES REGATTA SATIN FINISH BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, WHICH WE SHALL OFFER TOMORROW AT THE FOLLOWING LOW PRICES: Quality 1.75. ee Deen 145. WD eevee 1.50, Benen LBB. Dh enneeniee 1.60, * 1s. a 1.70, MNO renee 1:80, fe ee FY PEI ccrameeee BOBS, 1D erernrne 2.00, 2 _..__ ae, ONE PRICE TO aL. FULLY 80 PER CENT BELOW MANUFAC NO FINERGOODS HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED. EVERY PIECE GUARANTEED. LANSBURGH & BRO, 420-426 SEVENTH STREET. Olland Lime. The advantaze of this compound a onis Will Meator laa bg gyer the plain oll Is, that the nauseating taste | {18 them once Will Mever Wevauythingele Rorsale of the olt 1s removed, {ind the whole rendered - ulutable. The offeusive taste of the oil has esule Depot, corn indiana: lung acted as a great objection to its use; but in | ¥22 si aor p28 this form the trouble is entirely’ obvi- | se13 WM. M. GALT & CO. Bled. A host of certificates might be. given ere to testlly to the excellence and success of ; ren spory, CouLiver Ol and Lime:" but the PIANOS AND ORGANS. act that it iy regularly preserived by the medi- ————. — Gul twcuity. ts sutticlent, For sale by ACB. WASHINGTO: Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all druggist. eo3 ‘817 Market Space, Pa ave., near 9th st. ence NEW YORK: BALTIMORE: Those Complaining of sore throat or | iz bith erence, hoarseness ‘should use Brown's Bronchial Ga aa Ecard roches, ‘The effect is extraordinary, particu- = luriy when used by singers aud speakers for Ws. Kyasze & Co, leering the oles 80) MANUFACTURERS OF Cluctt’s Crown Collars, onsen Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best ofall. eo BAS y2tecsnteons Ics 126 percales Gye. J.B. CESIEEE aes Young's. 736 7th street, bet. an Cloti ARE —— 2 PIANOFORTES = MONEY TO LOAN. ‘We beg to announce to our Washington patronsthat, desiring to offer them greatér facilities in their deal- ings with us, we have opened warerooms at 817 MARKET SPACE, PA. AVE, Ngan OTE sr. ‘WASHINGTON. ‘Thesame are conducted directly by ourselves, and customers can deal with us there to precisely the same ‘advantage asst our Buitimore and New York estab- Ushmenis, full assortment of our various styles of GRANDS, UPRIGH TSand SQUARE PLANOS will constantly be found on hand. a WM. KNABE & CO, N LARGE A3 Mieint on approved real etarsrasoos LECPOLD, 1331 Fst, now. 200 1. F. WAGGAMAN. JMONEX 10 1048 08 PIANOS AND FURST Mitreitnoutsemovt, eatery depen and nee fe. Advances procured ifdesired. ‘Exehange Baik, Dee apz0-lm* | gar PIANOS FOR RENT. 315,000 rime sei e per coae eee | runiog ana attended to, 9 ns 10 sul cent a8, ning: promptly wade without delay. cs pat : 151m CHARLES W. HANDY O21 Fat. nw, | Pevenetd workmen, a MGSEx SOW IN BAND TO Lo, ‘proved real estate securit ¥ terest; nodelay. = PARKER & TOWNSEND, 1418 F st nw, $l 0,000, $3,000, © ¢2,000, #50 to loan on Real Estate, HUFTY & DYER, 13th and F sts. N ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL FSTATESECUR Hy of the District, at 6 per cent interest: facilities fox Fepayment unequalled; charges very moderate. G. HARTI(G, Treas. Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Bullding Ass'n, 1001, cor. 7th and K st ese Mon2*, 20 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR other security, 1u sums to suit, at lowest rates of A interest; least, expense and without delay. Re PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave, nw. 7a Cet eee = gee apd. Sole Agent 407 10 ah mw, of Tone and Extreme Durability, ld Pianos taken in exchange and full value allowed. Lowest Prices and Easy Monthly Payments, BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS, ap2l 422 oth street, ‘ONEY TO LOAN, On Real Estate Security, PER MONTH WILL BUY A HANDSOME At Lowest Rates of Interest. LO SoC anor UPGHY Prat or ose HO, HOLTZMAN, $ ak Os SIDNEY T. NIAGMO'S, 6 Corner 10th and F streets northwest Miiroms tovuit, on approved Teal Extate secur in sums to suit, on ay eal Estate secur. ity, at lowest rates of tutersee era Uuhiigeemary delay. 12k nab HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL BS tate or collateral security at lowest rates of interest. ood. O. C.GIEEN, Room 4255 7th street northwest. oSAPERNONTE WILL UOY AN ELEGANT OR OFany style, aud Buest wake, fons SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, 4855 Tus strevt Horthiwest. A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-WAND. PIANOS SRA ORGANS, some but sliguthy eed at great bar gins, SUDNEY 'T. NEMMO, 453 7th stxest northwest. A VERY HANDSOME STEINWAY PLANO, bat litle used,ai an luimense sacrifice; Will sell on montar Iy mastaliments of $10. DNEY T, NIMAO, si 435 7h street nortbwest. SEVERAL VERY, FINE PARLORONGANS at Fangiug frou $23 v0 a IDNEY TT, NIMMO, 483 7th street northwest, AN ELEGANT UPRIGHT C4uINET GRAND PLANO, vut elght months old, at sndous’ ‘and pay’abie in monthly installments of $10. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 483 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, fe12 Srenway Praxos. ‘he Best inthe World. Together with a gortment of other Piauos coustantiy oy band. at be Rlusie store of ‘LbWalD F. DHOOP, Partner of the late W. G. METZEROTT & CQ, Bole Aecut ior Sicigway @ Routt Gabler” Grove iat tor Stelaw Z =” Gro Steen: Wheelock, Starshall, Wendell aud other ft ¢ 1. Wa & Ba ral Wb fui treet wortinwe vo LEFF and KRANICH & pacer Smear cee Boh ‘several bargains ‘and yaich have beet used” Piaey aid ‘Organs. Ww) ve nd OF ans for rent, tuned and al ‘ALLET, DAVIS & CO’S GREAT SPRCIAL HA SHER UPGn Tr oeeND PLANO. Ja Bew and elegant sivles. pow Jactory prices. H. L, SUMNER, S11 I Nodelay when security is 1, Biremen's bullding, cor. “thst. and La ave, "jaa MOSEX TO oan AVI. In sums to suit, at lowest rates, o1 ‘estate security. FITCH, FOX 020 1437 Pe Wf ONEX To Doan. ar 85 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Riwoway Rerrrorrator ‘Why buy a sweat box when youcan geta Ridgway Refrigerator that 1s Guaranteed to have a Dry Air Circulation? not to have the foul odor that ts 90 com- mon with the ordinary run of Refrigerator and Ice Chests, If not satisfactory after a trial, the money will be refunded, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, SoLE AcEnts, 1020 7th st. aw, apa Ty Som New Exnoreney Rossa SEATON PERRY, *Bvccesson To PERRY & BRoTHEM, THE “LATEST IMPORTATIONS" IN EMRROID- ERED P NGEE BATISEE ASD MULE Howes ARE NOW OPES. LLBJANT ENDROIDERED INDIA PONGEES FROM S10. 840. LARGE AS-ORTMENT OF EMBLOIDERED OR- SANDY ROBES SUITABLE FORUOMMENGE NT DRESSES, ranging from SM to 825. NEW NAVY BLUE EATISTE ROBES WITH WHITE AND CARDINAL EMBROIDERED M1 NOVELTIES IN ECRU MULL ROBFS WITH BROWN AND TRIMMING. NEW ENGLISH. AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS GREAT VARIETY. INDIA LINENS from 1240. to 50c. per VICTORIA LAWNS. PERSIAN 12% . PRIN- ao 5S NOVELTIES IN | DOTTs SWISS MUSLIN AND TUCKED NALNSOUKS. SEW WHITE ALL LINEN LAWNS at 25, 37%, ‘EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS" IN PRINTED PURE. 0 PIECES ANDERSON SSCUTCH INGHAM LAIDS, PLAIN ANB BATISTESat ya gine ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES IN PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE SHADES. S@-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND oOmRuT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave, cor. Oth st. Srano Drzss Goons A FULL LINE TRIOOTS, 50, €2%, 750. 4 FULL LINE 36:1NCH SUITINGS, ALL WOOL, 87,500, A EULL LINE COMEINATION SUITINGS, 62%, A FULL LINE GINGHAMS, 8,10, 12%, 15. A FULL LINE INDIA LINENS, 10, 12% 15,20, 25¢. A FULL LINE PERSIAN LAWNS, 15, 20, 25c, AFULL LINE PARASOISand SUN UMBRELLAS. A FULL LINE CORDED PIQUES, 20, 250. A FULL LINE CASSIMERS, 37,50, 62%, 5c, $1. A FULL LINE SATINES AND BATISTE, 12%, 15, 2c. WE SELL AT POPULAR PRICES GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ap2s ‘713 Market Space, ALERT Sg MMM BAUR at 416 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. SPECIAL VALUES IN WHITE Goons. ‘Having closed out of a New York Importing House ‘a large Line of the above goods we are enabled to offer Genuine Valves in the fuliowing Fabrics: INDIA LINENS! INDIA LINENS! 100 pieces 32 inch NDIA LINENS, good value at 12iye., at 10c. per yard, At BAUM’S* (CHECK NAINSOOKS! 1 case CHECK NAINSOOKS, which would be con- ‘sidered a bargain at 10c., only 8c. per yard, atBaUws. INDIA LINENS! INDIA LINENS! Sr & Co, EMERSON, AND BAUS 200, PIANOS, WILCOX @ WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANA Epvys Rernoznatons, wire : SLATE STONE SHELVES, reputation of ‘Thirtysix years standing, andure acknowledged everywhere the best for Fam- ‘4M. W. BEVERIDGE, Some AGENT FORTEED.C, | m31 Managing Partner of the late firurot Lil 00. ap2i-dw 2009 Pennsylvania a¥@. 3.0, | ‘Varor Sroves ‘sortment, of five different makes, especially the im FER ee Ee PN OF aa L ING Stuck Fok sours MADE Disita BAUCES. ANNUALSALE, 6,000,000 proved CROWN JEWEL and the DAVIS SINGLE | LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. GENEBATOR STOVE, having only one burner that AB, invaluable tonic. >is and & you haveto heat, then the others are ready for wan. Bee rain nations epoai ee ‘Call and see them, in 2! sizes and prices. W. 8 JENKS & 00, Fe ee} of Baron =o 717 7th wtreet, Sram & Fisroom, 015 Tru Srexer Norrawzsn FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOL- a STERING GOODS, =p any andall prices quoted by ‘theabovs call and see our choice stock. and N we ay Ss axp CHEAP ARTI- of Ths 200 pieces 32 inch and 40 inch INDIA LINENS, ‘which sold readily at 20c. last season, only Dye" per yard. At Baus. CORDED PIQUES! Asaspecial offering we shall sell fora few days 25 pieces CORDED PIQUE readily worth 25c., At Qc. per yard, at Baus. INDIA MULLS IN WHITE AND COLORS 100 pleces WHITE INDIA MULLS, which would be good value at 2c, at ‘25e. per yard, at Baus. BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTING! 40 pieces 22 inch Fine Black ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS, CARDINAL EMBROIDERED | Stores has as ME. VON BRANDIS, MOM Mfoomerty eit tard @ ‘York; Wm. Barr St Louie, Mov Superior Fisting, Nat infaction Guaranteed. Trricee ie BOT Penna ave (over M Walia « Horcussox, FINE MILLINERY, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED BATs AND | BONNETS. CHILDREN'S HATS UN ALL STYLES, “PLOWE: “MAT SCARFS" AND OLD OUR? MILLINERY A PR CIALTY.” PARASOLS IN ARTISTIC DI | FROM REST MAKERS IN PREVAILING @oL ORS. FULL LINE OF MOURNING AND Gal J.C IN JERSEYS, LATEST Pats STYLES, LADIES TAILOR-MADE SUITS, BLACK SILK COSTUMES FOR $30, WORTH $40, WARRANTED TO FIT BQUAL TO CUSTOM | MADE. | TRAVELING RAGLANS IN NEW DESIGNS | NO WRAPS.” OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, R KID GLOVES, WITH IMPROVED PATENT HOOKS, FROM 81 PER PR UPWARDS SILK AND LISLE GLOVES, IN NEW SHAUEE DRESS TRIMMINGS. LACES, BUTTONS, BRAIDS, &. 7 Trevise, Paria {api2)___ 907 Pare. > Maae J. P. Parse, | IMPORTER OF FASHION, | 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. IMPORTED NOVELTIES CONSTANTLY BREW@ ___ RECEIVED, _ SRINCH DYEING, SOOURT AND ‘G_AND DRY } ‘Cle ng Fstablishment. 1203 New York. | niche tn the no superior nd i maw wo visah' Vissi Veet and. arty brevees aa betta Fp « ERCH, formerly ‘A. Placher, MADAME VALMONT Bros TO for bet patrons and ensiomers that aes ocean and get up PAC) Tdescriptions, SMADACA® n SPRCLADIE RS te, ‘bat. lished siboe ans: HER MAJESTY'S CORSET. ‘We take pleasure in calling your attention: ‘Corset, which is now being introduced to the America, An invitation is extended to ail to callea@ examiue lt povGLass, _apt Ninth and F streets Mas Seua Rerrrer, (608 Oth street, opposite Patent Offien, Received a new and el Une a legant of Infant's end WHITE DRESSES, SLIPS AND ROBES, LACE AND SHIRRED CAPS, LONG AND SHORT MERINO CLOAK, Pisin and Embroidered, for ‘. tn Huvpard and other styteq and all kinds CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. mi Astox Fieners ‘Weaning Fstah!tehmemt, No. Od Gs Street Nort THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE, Ladies’ and Geutlemen 5 Garments also, Velvet ead Piush Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Gloves, «tc, @e® Derivotiy clenhed b¥ this superior process. LADIbS EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALTY, Gentlemen's clothes cleaved by this: procens will dose theif original sha feat sb Fees yp" ss &. oeneny, ia 430 Texte Steet Norraweet, Makes Corsets to order in every style and material, fend guarantees perfect fi and comfort. French Hand-tinte Uniertlotiiug Sterino Underwese Jade Underciot) img Merino ‘anit finest imported, Mowery. Patent Shoulder Iiraces, and si! Drew Reform Goods Trench Corsets and, Bastien, { Children’s Corsets and a 51 Corset (Miss Esows: Make) that for the price i anwurpused, 2. B— French, German and Spanish spoken mri oJ. ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING. T First-class Halr Drewer from Parts, ree Patents and Five Medais frou Expusitions# Paris, Lyons and Vienna. ‘Maiuineturer and inporter of HUMAN MAIR AND FINE HATR WORK, Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dreaming. uur dye nod slampourd lu a irst-clags manner, Mig ts onan, ae’ 837 15thet_ ow, rence FINANCIAL. Betrox & Rosrrrsox, BANKERS AND BROKERS, No.55 BROADWAY, NEW YORE. Qfembers Cousolidated Stock and Petroleum Ea- change) buy and sell on the Exchange all eotive raid Toad and other stocks, in lots of 10 TO 1,000 SHARES, ‘The present low prices permit purchases em moderate margins, and $50, $100, $200, $300, $500, Can be invested NOW in some of the active stocky, with every ussurance of very profitable results. Full information veut Free geod Srscutanioy WITHIN REACH OF ALL. CUMBERSON @CO, 48 Broavway, New Youre, MEMBERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETROLEUM EXCHANGE STOCKS AND PETROLEUM Bought and old on Commision, and carried om margin In ainount to ull every Clase Of trade STOCKS 10 lots of 10 shares and any multiple PETRO! uM from 1,000 barrels upwards. Commission 1-16 of one per cent each way. Margin accepted from due per cent upwards, CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. WHO WISH TO BUY OR SELL RAILROAD STOCKS OF BOMDS, oF who desire the services Of a reliable broker ts peo ulative stock operations on margin will Gnd it i their advantage to write to SAMUEL JONES PECK, ‘Member of Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Ix ‘change of New York. s120-1m* _ $5 BROADWAY, NEW YORE. __ Pavare Stock "Terecuars Wus aereers WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPELA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, &a PRINCE @ WHITEY, Stock Broker, Seo nekinne,} New Fork. 639 15th street (Corcoran Bullding), Weshingtom. Guwenat Pantxens: Janus WaITELY, ‘H. Cevome Osmium, Marnaxp C Evan Huway H. Dovox, Do ‘Wiiiiam R. Taavens, Special Partner. ‘Buy and sell on commision all clases of Railway securities.