Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. “The Weather. Orrick oF THE CiiEy StS at. OFFICER, WasHIxs D.C. Jan. 25, 1856, 9 ain. For the middie Atlantic states, cloudy ‘Weather; local snows and rain; northeast to southeast winds; rising temperature, falling barometer. For Tu snows « "2 and the gulf sts ‘weather in the upper Is J.C. Hetcuixsox, 907 Pennsylvania ave- Bue, cordially invites ladies to inspect the zhoicest stock of goods for evening wear ever “bhown in this countr; DEPARTMENT CLERKS and others can obtain best glasses and spectacles at Vienna Optician Co., 609 Pa. ave. nw. ATTExtrIoN or Hore! the advertisement of an olk mer hotel forrent. Ke region. Kexvens ts called to established sum- ReMEMBEE the great rkt opens F Tuary Ist and continues { weeks, at the Light Ini ry, t, near Penn- Fania avenue. Keiember next week. THE PAaLars Ro’ Yenirs” were in great der Pll be a stilt grea penertow, sitet Jadies are apt to Inform other of any ex- traordinary event. An “Opening Day” at the Palais Koyal is quite an event—to the ladies, Has. FLEiscr 3 Ladies’ and Gent's Cafe, 1410 Pa. ave.. opposite Willard’s Hotei. Meals and luncheon at ail hours, Open trom ‘am. to 12 p.m. Boarders takenby the week Or month. Oysters in all styles, Open Sundays. A CARD. I seli the best and purest whisky i ‘At 10e.. This tact Is worthy of coo sideration. e who tudge an arti- ele by its pei iis particular case L would sugwest that jaste and try,” and you will ‘you are accustomed to for ve my personal att ni that. node served to those who the bandsomest nents of the kind iors for ladies and the most beat public dining gentlemer Tiful exe Fooms ary open ¢ If you would kind enough to cail ai Sundays. “eat, drink and be merry” be THE CastNo, 725 7th street n. w. Grve Your CHiLpreN 1. H. Douglass &Sons’ Capsicum Cough F Coughs, Colds and Sore Throats; ure speedily, are taste. You can’t afford to miss the Jahrmarkt, Sow Grasses. Hempler’s, optician, Avenue, corner 343. : CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements ‘fo-Nicht. W's OPEkA JLOUSE.—Miss Anderson ALBAT, as “Gal: NatIoNaL THEATE: Mite. Rhea as “Gala- LLAKD HAtt.—Blind Tom. HERZ0G's OUrera Hovsr.—“The Galley Blave.” Dime Meseva.—*Marked for Life.” THEATER Comrevr.—Variety. aaa Condensed Locals. 5 p.m. and —the Jahrmarkt. en at the Riggs ing is for the ben- society, which is | ‘he newsboys are | Avery attractive pro- house next V efitof the 3 preached yesterday etropolitan M. ay morning tyan,of 410 14th Street southwest, attempted to ‘kindle a fire With alcohol when the can exploded and she was badly burned about t head and body. | She was taken to Providence hospital. A thief on Saturday night entered the car sheds of the Metropolitan railroad, on 7th streetextended, and robbed twoof the fare boxes of $24 id money and a quantity ot cur Uekets. About 11:15 o'clock yesterday morning the horse and sleig! Mr. Chas. ase 611 a the horse beeame Irightene away, and atthe corner of Sth and G streets southeast struck a young white girl, named Yertie Feos, aged fiiteen years. was in- ‘ea about the hipsand had to be carried to + hom Rev. Father tor of St. orge W. Devine, the new pas- Peters’ chureh, assimed his new y,and after the celebration of Adressed the congregation, Father Devine held the post of chancellor of the cathedral of Baltimore until selected to Succeed Bishop O'Sullivan at St. Peter's. Will Jey and James West, two col- escaped from the work-house » Were rearrested last ¥ Officers Holmes and Ellis. Maj. G. H. Bardwell, who has resided in Washington for a number of years, and was spoken of as a candidate for the position of doorkeeper of the House, died suddenly at the Girard house, in Philadelphia, Saturday, of apoplexy. ‘Herman Orlytz, nineteen rs old, was brought from Baltimore this morning by De- tectiveCarter and locked up at the flith pre- cinet station on a charge of stealing about $50 worth of clothing from Wolf Horn,ot 223 Penn- sylvania avenue, in this city. He is held for a Hearing. J. Shillington sends St, Nicholas for Febru- ————— WILL CARELTON.—At Congre- gational church on Friday evening, Will Carle- ton, the author of “Farm &e., wlecture entitled “The Chain of Su illustrated by original poems. Seats are nOW On Sale at Ellis’ music store, re semaines Tue Heneew Fate axp Bazar—The com- mitiees in charge of the Hebrew fair and baza in aid of Hebrew n at the eloc ening, were busy today putting on the fluishing touches. The room will blaze | with light and color tastefully blended. The decorations are rich and attractive. Speaker Carlisic will open the fair this evening. — Two New Hovses—Pians have been pre Pated by Mr. Harvey 1. Page tor two pretty houres, to be erected by Mrs. F. S. Buchanan and Mr. Roberdeau Buchanan, on Q, between 20th and 21st streets. The fronts will present the features of those taseteral combinations of brick, stone and terra cotta with which modern architecture delights the and there will be suificient variety Introduced by way of baleo- | nies and carved work to relieve the Inon ff what would otherwise be bare brie These houses will hav: and a depth of forty $14,000, Builders. a frontage of twenty feet feet. They will cost Messrs. Langiey & Gettinger are the —s__ HELD oO & CHaRG: BEING His Com- PANtoN.— Yesterday morning about one o'clock & hack drove to the corner of 13th and E streets, where two men got out and had @ seuf- fie on’ the pavement. One of the men then Started down 13th street while the other called. for the police. arrested tho man who was walking off and took bit to the station-house, where he gave his n as Jamex Bush. He was charged by the other man, Jefferson D. Ashtord, with rob- bing him of wateh was re men, it yvered from Bush’s pocket. The ppesrs, had met in Alexandria and drove to this city in the hack. Upon their ar Tival they visiled @ saloon where Ashford drank whisky, but Bush did not. Bush was sober when artested, while Ashfor: appeared to be under the fnfluence of liquor. This mor ju the Police Court, Bush was tried for larceny from the person and the case was sent to the grand jury: bonds $500. Ashford is & school teacher at Fairfax Court House, Va, —— Hex Masesty's Orexa ComPaNy.—The sale for the season of three operatic performances by Her Majesty's Opera company opened this morning, and the revuit was highly satisfactory to the agement. A long line of people, Tepresenting the tasiifon of this city, awatted the opening, and many seats aud boxes were Aisposed ot beiore noon. a 4 HEISTIAN TEMPERANCI Uxtox.—The annual mecting of the women: Christian Associatiog was held at the Garfeld Memorial church last night, Rev. F. D. Power ‘the pastor delivered an interesting address upon the wor the Association. ‘The secretary's Teport expressed regret on account of the lack Of accommodations at the Home for women, In © thirty-five childen have been eared forduring the year. The total receipts, ax shown lreastirer’s report, amounted t $5,956 nd the expenditures t0 $7,516.06, Teaving « balance of $1,419.97. THE Woman's surs.—Mme. Tierce, , has opened, at 00 Preneh bonnets 8) ua wading houses in Lon- will be closed out in a ch ba saimiue the ure promised. Tur Trexow to the new n This house has gement of Samuel Bank: formerly of New aus, and promises to be Weil kept for the tuture. It is conveniently lo- cated at the corer indiana avenue and 2d Street. seuds free com = to the tralus and offers liberal rates to permanent boarders. ‘See advertisement. —— B. axp O. vo THE West.—Travelers to the West, northwest and southwest can consult the agents of the Bo and ©. railroad, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, und station cor- ber of gh FR aw pi ewd and fa Rates via this line to Chieago are to | phosphate powders SoLD oxLY mw casa Rov. Louisville $14.50, to St. Louls $16.50, to Cin- = ppd f or eiunati $11, to Indianapolis $12 and’ Detroit $12, with, correspouding low rates to all other points, Fast lim! express trains, wit through parlor and sleeping cars to destination. Time to Chi 23 hours; Cineini i6- hours, and St. Louis, 27 hours. Limited ior co leaves Washington at 9:43 a m.; for @acinnati and St. Louls 3 p.m. daily. is as good, if not | Will deliver | Oiticer Sutton responded and | gold watch worth $70. The | Unconscious in a Suew Bank. SAD PLIGHT OF A RESPECTABLY DRESSED BOY— WAS IT THE RESULT OF OPIUM OR WHISKY?— SALOONS WHICH SELL LIQUOR TO MINORS. “Is that a man lying on the snow?” called out the conductor, as a Stax reporter jumped from an avenue car at the corner of 24 and B streets, about twelveo’clock last night. The car Was in motion, and was soon a square off. It had just stopped snowing, and the wind was cutting its way along the empty streets, the drug store on the corner was closed, and no hght and not a human being was In sight. The reporter looked about him, and at a little dis- tance saw a dark object stretched out in a snow Griit, Just then a gentleman, who had jamped from the car further on, joined the reporter. They found that the object that bad attracted their attention was a boy apparently fourteen or fifteen years old. He was unconscious, and at fh ppeared to be dead. He was very nicel , and in no way was his appear- ance in keeping with his condition, While the reporter and the stranger were rubbing his hands and looking G about for a place to take three boys, neither of whom appeared to F fifteen years old, eame out of a building on B street, and claimed the unconscious boy, offering to take him to his home, which they said was in Grant row. It was too dark to de- termine the character of the place they came frou, but it appeared to have red curtains and might have been either a Chinese laundry, a cigarstore or a restaurant, The boy did not 're- cover consciousness, and the reporter could not determine whether he was druni or under the influence of optum, He was carried off on the yuiders. of his three companions, his body being as limp as a rag. The only thing to Indicate “lite was deep breathing” at long Periods. ‘The reporter was speaking with Lieut. Arnold about the occurrence this morning. He said that in many of the saloons in Washington boys could get liquor. Something ought to be done, he thought, to put a stop to it. Congress ould pass a [aw making it an offense punish- ble by a fine of @ thousand dollars and im- prisonment for any saloon keeper to sell liquor toaboy. Drunkenness was getting more com- mon auiong boys here every year. This boy, stupefied either by opium or liquor, was the SIXth case of Intoxication the reporter saw In going from 14th street to Capitol Hill, notwith- standing the fact that Sunday ts supposed to be the one day in the week when saloons and drinking places are closed. A drunken woman got in the ear at 14th street junction and tour young fellows all under the influence of liquor, nid © Most uneonseious stumbled into the caron the Avenue, somewhere about 11th or 12th street. —— An Important Decision. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN REAL ESTATE- AFFECTED. To-day in the case of Thaw against Ritchie, Involving the title to two parcels of ground in square 160, which in the court below was de cided in favor of the plaintiff, Judge Hagner delivered the opinion of the Court in General Term, reversing the decree below. The court holds that the Probate Court has no jurisdic- m in ordering the sale of infant’s real estate, under the act of Maryland of 1798, which is in force here. The anuouncement of the decision caused considerable comment among the mem- bers of the bar, for it will affect, itis said, the titles toa large humber of pleces of property in this Distriet, which will amount in value to probably as Much as $7,000,000. ‘The question sing of so much importance, notice was given of a motion for a reargument before a full bench, ——— Chief Justice Cartter’s Portrait. A FINE PICTURE PRESENTED To THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT TO-DAY BY THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR. ‘On the convening of the January term of the Supreme Court of the District ot Columbia this morning Justices MacArthur, Haguer, Cox, James and Merrick on the beneh—a fine por- trait of Chief Justice David K. Carter, the work of Mr. Charles Armor, was unveiled, re- vealing a striking likeness of the Chief Justice, Mr. Kezinald Fendall briefly stated that. the work was done at the instance of some of the | members of the bar, and he took pleasure in presenting it to the court. Judge MacArthur, in accepting the pleture, said it was a very sutisfactory one, the features in fine relief, the expression excellent, perhaps a little severe, as If the Chief Justice was In the act of smashing a frivolous motion. The Chief Justice had sat here nearly a quarter of a cen- tury, and they all knew the extraordinary lity he has snown—perhaps unparalieled. en they iu the future look on this pieture they will remember his strong utteranees, For the gift he returned the thanks of the court. ee A Question of Police Powers. THE ATTOKNEY GENERAL DID NOT ANSWER A QUESTION AS To THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE PRESENT LAW. Messrs. Sidney Maltby, £.G. Jeffers and B. H.Webb,a committee of members of the Knights of Labor, recently addressed a letter to the President asking him torecommend to Con- gress the repeal of certain laws in the Distric | which the committee claims are unconstitu- tonal. These are the laws permitting the police enter a house and make arrests upon a writ- statement by a member of the foree or two or more householders that the premises are used for certain unlawtul purposes and permit- ting proseeutions in the Police Court. by infor- mation under oath without indictments by or trial by petit juries in criminal eases. tee in reply to this received a let- ter from the Attorney General stating that the law made it his duty to answer questions of law only when propounded to him by the President or the head of one of the executive departments, and that it would be inconsistent wita bis duty to reply tothe numerous inquiries from other sourees. The committee have replied to this commun- feation, saying “that we have sent no Inquiries | to you or your department; that if any ques- tions of liw in wate are interested have been propounded to you it was not done by us, | but by the President, to whom we sent our « ‘ss We hold that « y e pleased tomake concerning the subject of our communication to the Presi- and by him suinnitted to you, should have been addressed to the President.” | DratH of Mr. D. P | Morzan, the well-inow formerly at the h an & Co., died | at his residence | cently pur MorGAN.—Mr. D. P. New York banker and of the firm of D. P. Mor- esterday morning of diabetis irele, Which he re- enator Cameron for | | $9 ‘Morgan, who been an ine ‘alid for some years, came to Washingto: about three years ago in the hope of recuperat- | ing his health, intending, if bis condition did bain: not improve, to go further south to 3 of whl timated at between three and tour million dollars. Mr. Morgan leaves a widow and. six children, four sons and two daughters. They were ail present at the time of his death. One of the sons is in business in New York; the other children are unmarried. ——_— THE PReva STorM.—It was stated at | the signal office this morning that the present | storm had its origin in the guif states, where it had been 1 ering for some time, and extends Atlantic coast. The weather maps llability to snow or rain anywhere Mississippi. ‘SCERT at the National Theater last evening was not as largely attended as It should | have been in view of the merits of the program, | Miss Magyie Mitchell has a light soprano voiee of much beauty and sweetness. h of her numbers was eneored. Mrs. H. H. Mills’ pleas ing contralto was heard in some attractive se | lections. “Mr, Tileux’s French horn solo was well received. The selections by the Marine | band were excellent and received effective ren- dering. ——-__ | SHor TikovGH THE Haxp.—Two colored men, Daniel Wilkinson and Wm. G quarrel in the kitehen 1ith street, between | restaurant, | Q and R streets yesterday | mornin gid the latter shot the former. in. the [tert na, inflicting a painful wound. This | | inorning. in the Police Court, on trial for assauit and batte fied that after ei & = a z 8 é 5 é. 2 2 5 jrew his revolver and (fot If cocked.” | Witness threw up his left band and said: “Don't shoot until I get out of here.” Before witness had pat is hand down defendant fired and the pullet Went through his hand. The case was Sent to the grand jury; bon | suid: “Look out; I've rquhar, cy goods, at 1234 7th r st, has made an assignment to as. Werner for the benefit of her creditors. RRR 00 Y ¥ Ay Hate o YF cab EREG OQ vy AA E RE Roo ¥ 24h RRR OA OK OK ItSN § coo bb An RE HSN OCG Bub 244 BC HE ME GSP ppp © ow ow pp RRR pee 2.8 Swe w BMD EEF BRR, pero g wwww BOB Ee kee B00? WY Bow Eee # j ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder never vanes, A marvel of parity. strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alam or BakiNo PowveER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ocd Tas Viexxa Orriciax Company 609 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W., | Rot the space to enumerate them ber Omcers Elected. ‘The Biological society Saturday night elboted officers for the ensuing year as follews: Prest- dent, G. Brown Goode; vice presidents, Wik Mam’ H. Dall, C. V. Riley, L. F. Ward, Frank Baker; secretaries, R. Rathbun, C. H. Merriam; treasurer, F. W. Tras; additional members of th ell, R. Hi ©, D. Waleott, T. Bean, 0. T. Mason, George Vasey. tugion Heat ‘and Power. company batwrday mn Heat an Com] evening the old board of dirceors wee for the ensuing year as follows: SM. Bryan, T. Sowers, W. E. Prall, W.& Mattingly, G2. Moulion'and 6G Gree’ pi 1 : a, The F. B.S. club has elected F. Frank Eryan, president; E. Lain Knode, yice pres dent; W. 5. Taylor, secretary; Frane C. Losano, treasurer, and W. A. Ashton, sergeant-avarms, Importaxt Notice To TRAVELERS.—The Baltimore and Ohio R. R. com ‘will, from and after today, place on their Cincinnati limited ex; trains, leaving Washington at 3p. m. daily, a through sleeping car Washing- ton to Indianapolis, arriviny Indianapolis daily at 11:45 a, m. following day; time 21 hours. Caranrra. COMPLETE TREATMENT, WITH INHALER FOR EVERY FORM OF CATARRH, $1. ASK FOR SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. ‘Head Cotds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Head- ‘Ache and Fever instantly relieved. Choking mucus disledged, membrane cleansed and healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste and hearing re- stored, and ravages checked. Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat, Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep. etc., cured. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol- ‘vent and one Dr. Sanford’s Inhaler, in one pack- age, of all druggists, for $1. Ask for SANFoRD's RaD- IcaL Cure, a pure distillation of Witch-Hazel, Am. Pine. Ca. Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, etc. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. “KIDNEY PAINS” and that weary sensation ever present with those of painful kidneys, weak backs, overworked or worn out by standing. walking, or the sewing machine, cured by CUTICURS ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, a new, original, elegant, and speedy anti- dote to pain and inflammation, At druggists, 25c.; five for $1.00. Mailed free. PorrER DRUG AND Cuemicat Co., Boston. jals UANTITY IN MEDICINE IS NO INDICATION ‘of value. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is concentrated and powertul; requires a smaller dose, and is effeo- live, dose for dose, tuun any other Sarsuparilla, It is the best of all blood mediciuea. Bx THEUSE OF BUCKINGHAM'S DYE, THE 'Whisker's may be eastly made a permanent. natu- Tal brown, or biuck, as desired. Jao Setuxe Orr OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST PRICE. CARTER'S, ‘711 Market Spacé, near 7th street. BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS, reat value $1.25; reduced to 98¢ NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, im- mense width, Very best quailty, uetual cost 25¢. HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, pure woul, iiamense double width, in Brown, Blue and’ Green, only 37%. BLACK SILKS, immense width, excelient quality, cheap at $1.25; reduced to 9Se, DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, IMMENSE size, fue quality, special bargain at $6.00; reduced 1 ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, excellent quality, 12 yards for 92.00. HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, 250. HEAVY BED COMFURTS, 75¢ LADIES’ HEAVY WINTER VESTS, 3740. ALL WOOL PLAIDS, bright colors, 25¢. HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELVETS, $1.25, TRICOT, LADIES’ CLOTH, double width, pure wool, BUC. jai Forrexe Favors Tur Trreress WORKERS. We have within the last few days awakened the slumbering echoes of drowsy business. An appre- clative people will always rally round those who ex- hibit “push” and energy. Our people, quick to see where their best Interests lie, turned out “en masse,” and bore down on us in such overwhelming numbers as to Keep us going day and nightto meet the heavy demands made on our resources by the universal de- sire te obtain some of our GREAT MARK-DOWN in Men’s and Boys’ Fine Clothing. After twenty-four hours of recuperative rest we again toe the scratch, smiling and cheerful, ready and anxious to meet the heaviest onslaught. “Come one, come all, this rock shall flee From its firm base as soon as we.” ‘This week we propuse to give our friends greater bargains than ever in MsN'S AND BOYS’ FINE CLOTHING. There has absolutely no portion of our superb stock escaped the pruning knife of reduction. Perfect-tit- BARGAINS | Ung and well-made sults tor gentlemen for $6, well worth $10. Warm, serviceable overcoats for $4, good value for $& Buys’ suits, goud and durable (ur $2.50, would be cheap ut $5. Overcouts the same, We have also the finest gouds known to the trade— | Correct in style, faultiess in shape and perfect in fit, the prices of which we have cut in two, but we have Should you want anything in the clothing Mine tor Man, Boy or ‘Child, stand not in your own light, follow the example of those who are wise in their generation—"SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND” whatsoever you may need at prices never betore quoted for goods of @ relative quailty. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS, J. M. GRADY, Manacer Ja18, (ALL BLUE SIGNS) Axeovo-Amenican Ixsunaxce Co. 629 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wasuixorox, D. G, ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES, 0022 Enoce CaLioway, iagrange, Gs., «Phat ec pores Emulsion with wondertal equal in Summer Diarrhom of children” "eo Yard Wide Percale,@xc. Stern's,904 7th, 1m. Pickwick Club Whisky is the best, Fresh Alderney Putter churned every morn- Seiwa inn ee 4 ES ‘and butier im! Fweet milk Sc. per quart, ream 15 conte Tr Wa Crnramiy Pay You TO EXAMINE OUR LINE OF PIECE Goobs, FROM WHICH WE ARE MAKING SUITS TO ORDER AT WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES, THESE GOODS ARE NOT A LOT OF “ODDS AND ENDS,” BUT FULL LINES OF GOOD QUALITY ANDSTYLE. HEAVY WEIGHT THAT WE DON'T WANT TO CARRY OVER. AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR “CUSTOM HANDS” ARE WILLING TO WORK AT LESS THAN “BUSY SEASON” PRICES. BY REDUCING THE COST OF MAKING AND CUTTING OFF OUR PROFITS WE ARE ABLE TOSELL THESE SUITS AT FROM $5 TO $12 LESS THAN WE HAVE EVER SOLD THEM BEFORE WE HAVETAKEN A LARGE VARIETY OF THESE GOODS AND PUT SPECIAL PRICES ON THEM, RANGING FROM $20 ‘TO $38 A SUIT, ‘THE FORMER ARE REDUCED $5 AND THE LATTER $12 WE BELIEVE THE LATTER TO BE THE BEST GOODS EVER SOLD AT THE PRICEIN WASHINGTON. % B BARNUM & 00. 3a21. 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Wx H. Riz, 717 MARKET SPACER LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS' FINE BB Ph iT os pe 8888 5 ts, BBB 00 «6000 Bg AND ss i ott o% F gs 8sg3 Lo “OO KEE Ssy8 NO BRANCH STORE JalS Gain Beals SEAL SKIN SACQUES. FINE PLUSH SACQUES. FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, SATIN-LINED CIRCULARS. BEAVER, LYNX, AND OTHER FUR MUFFS AND TRIMMINGS. ‘We have just returned from New York and open the above garments to-day, offering them at 25 per cent Jess than the regular prices, 3B, H. STINEMETZ & SON, ‘Hatters and Furriers, ne 1237 Pennsylvania avenue, Wirrer Wrars Ar Cosr WE HAVE IN STOCK TEN MINK AND SQUIRRELLINED GAR- MENTS, WHICH WE OFFER AT PRIME COST. THESE ARE GENUINE BARGAINS, SEAL SACQUES AND SEAL VISITES AT RE- DUCED PRICES, WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, jell 905 Pennsyivania ave. Bere CAMPHORINE is t Toilet Articie for ‘and Rough Suit soon etch iste pre! ane Rough aud clear. Gentlemen, after shaving, Will find it a delightful application to prevent soreness and chap- ping. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Price, 26 cents per bottie. ‘Try it For sale at some of the principal Drug Stores and by tee pee BISHOP, Drugaist, 433m “730 Oth st ‘corper ITst, n.w. ‘O PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY WIT N' ROASTED COPFEES, \11 OUR un el We sell a good article for what it is worth, from 5 to 10 eg ep coy apelaatan a oa ry A word to the wise ts eRe fit EM BI CH. Pes TADS Bo. M. B. Buvce & Co. NEEDLEWORK. Awarded Prize Medals Exposition, 1804, tor Ast Se the Gincinnad Industrial Work. aha Higivest Awards for Art Needlework from Original by the Department for Woman's Work, New ‘Orleans 5 s ue Exposition, 1885. Washington, D.G.—Supplies: 433 9th Studion B15 Bt ace Saratoga Springs, N.Y.—Arcade Buliding, n26-6m DVERTISERS CAN LEARN THE GosT OF ‘proposed line of IO, F HON ELi'E COR" Newapaper ‘Advertsing wattOWs Epruce st. New York. Send 1c. for a 100-p phiet;sontalning ofnowapabers ana adverts Tog rates ‘a Pricxwicx MARKS EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES oe! Vins de ‘VICTOR ROU: 1747 Pa. ave | Tae Great Manx-Dows Ar ES HUGE oo 5 gh RING'S PPP. A L A ooC KERB 814SEVENTH STREET N. W. In order to close out our entire stock, we have marked down the following goods: 200 Doz. FELT HATS, sold formerly at 75, selling now at 26¢. 50 Doz FELT HATS, worth $1, selling now st 500. and 60c. 60 Dos. FELT HATS, worth $1.50, sold now at ‘6c. and $1. 100 Doz. CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 220. 100 Doz. PINER CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 250. 100 Dos. FINEST CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 500 ‘and SILK VELVETS AND VELVETERNS AT MAN- UFACTURERS' PRICES, Special sale of KID GLOVES at the following FOUR-BUTTON JOUVIN, desirable colors, at 65c. Sul: better qualities at 76¢., 87c. and $1. SPECIAL SALES IN CLOAKS We are determined to close out our extensive stock of LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDREN’S CLOAKS. PRICE NO OBJECT. RLEGANT BERLIN ere wat AND SILK IEWMARKETS, at $5. $6, $8 and $10. RUSSIA CIRCULARS, VIMITES end JACKETS, 95, 90, $7 and $3. SEAL PLUSH COATS and VISITER, at $18, $20, 925 and $28. CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ HAVELOCKS AND NEWMARKETS, ‘st $2.50, $3, $4, $6 and 96 only. ‘We advise all in need of Cloaks not to {Ui they have examined Our Stook ant ecen ger Prince KINGS DRY GOODS. DRY_ GOODS. (UCCESSOR TO PERRY @ BROTHER) NERSON’S 32-INCHES WIDE ghravie CLOTHS IN ALL THE LATEST PLAIN, STRIPED AND PLAID COM- [ATIONS. ENGLISH: AND FRENCH WHITE. SEAS Lae oe San NAINBOOE Law: AND MUSLINS, MEE TEE ATURE nee EE NEW DESIGNS IN PRINTED ALL-WOOL CHAL- HA GOOD, VALUES’ IN TABLE LINENS, 100, PIECES: ‘S0OTC ND 350. FAILLE FRAN- re, SURAMS, THE VELVETS IN STREBL RECKPTION ANDEVENING WEST LOWEST PRICES. GAUZES, ILLUSIONS, CREPE DE HLS So ) BRI ‘TREFUUSSE AND PELINOTS Hib GLOVES IN ALL LENGTHS, FROM 2 TO 16 BUTTONS. THE “LOWEST FRICES” ON ALL IMPORTED WASTER WRAPS. JACKETS, NEWMAR- EET, ,SURCULARS “AND LL PLUSH WAT EEESIAL APARTMENT. FOR. _DISPLAY- laa" DLAIN FIGURES ANDCOMMEOT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Perry Boitora, ‘Penn. Avenue, corner Uth street. Established 1840. e238, | Hixze We Go Acar. ‘BURNING UP WITH BUSINESS SENTIMENTS: DAZED WITH DELIGHT OVER THE SUCCESS OF OUR “MARK DOWN.” RUESIAN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. ‘These goods are now sold way be low regular prices Our $3.25 Curtains, antique pattern, 314 yards long, now soldat S260. — Onur $4.50 Curtains,3% yards long,now sold at $3.25, Our $5 Curtains, 3y_ yards long, now sold at $3.75, Our $5.50 Curtains,3 yards long, now sold at $4.75. Our $8 Curtalus now selling at $0.25. ‘These are our own direct importation, REAL LACE CURTAINS, ‘We have allowed our stock of these to run down, for the sole purpose of taking Inventory of as few ns pos- sible, and to close out what we have yet on hand have really marked sacrificing prices on them. ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS. ‘These are reduced as follows: ‘The $8 Curtains now $6. as eles +911 $8. “$15 Reduced to $10. “go 0 gas. ‘We have a full and complete assortment in APPLIQUE CURTAINS, ANTIQUE BED SETS (SHEETS AND SHAMS). Our own importation. Newest patterns. Full size. ‘To diminish the stock substantially we have put the knife of reduction deep into them: ‘Our $25.00 Sets marked down to $20.00. Our $20.00 "8 813.50, Ourgi8vo $12.50, Our 915.00 “ $11.00. Low-priced NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. CURTAINS three yards long for 90c. CURTAINS 8% yards long for $1. CURTAINS, 3% yards long, betier quality, $1.25. CURTAINS four yards long, 81 40. COLORED SWISS FOR CURTAINS, 15e. per yard A large line of LACE CURTAININGS In all the different qualities, NOTE. THE ABOVE PRICES ARE QUOTED ON NOTH- ING BUT DeSIRABLE GOODS, AND WE GUAE- ANTEE THE PRICES TO BE LESS THAN THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE, At present we have a nice assortment and quan- titles of all we advertise in the above goods, but we cannot tell how long they will last, and would therefore advise an early Inspection, LANSBURGH & BRO, STRICTLY AND RIGOROUSLY ONE PRICE, Ja23 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. Srurzxpovs Bancarms. BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY, om hat OB IMLARE T p55 BBB AA ¥ u ries ‘88g, Bes 244A So NE Suu8 DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE COMING WEEK, ‘Remnants of all desirable Winter Goods at sacrific- ing prices to make room for Spring Importations. WHEN WE SAY REMNANTS NOW we mean, in ‘addition to Lengths,” all our Winter Stock which remains on hand. We are bound tosell fr ‘want of room, and will offer “Bona Bargains” as an inducement to buy. 5 pleces 54-In. Tricot, to close out, at 65c.; sold at 75c. 5 Pigoes O4-1n. Homespun, to close out, at Sdc.; old at 8 pieces Bannockburn Check,54-1n, wide, at 50c.:s0ld 3 5 pleces Paid Sultings, 27-n, wide (all wool), 885 Bold at Suc. OUR NOVELTY DRESS GOODS DEP'T. 45-in, Novelty Houcie, sold at $1.25, now 950. $e ved mene eee ro meres, NOW 4c" 25e. Cashmeres’ now 220" 10 Assoried Styles in Novelty Robes, now §10, for- mony S17. ad VELVET DEPT REDUCTIONS ‘UGinoh Bink Velvets, sold at $1, reduced to.73c, Anch Bik Vel id at $1 reduced 1.10, i: Sipe Brovaded Velvets, wold at 205; renieed > 10 Styica twotoned Brocade Velvets, sold st $2.75, reduced to: 220, 20 Styles. frodoned Brocade Velvets, sold at $4.50, HEADQUARTERS FOR SATINS IN ALL GRADES, N.B-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LACE CUR- ‘TAINS THIS WEEK. SHEETINGS AND DOMESTICS AT MANUFAC. : * (PURER'S COST. We call attention to extenstt "We carry all the best grades, viz Wamasutin, hasacis. Wer oiler 10-4 ‘Monawk Valey i BLANKETS. solled 10-4 all-wool es 90 pai ‘Blanketa at $8, sold at ‘golled 12-4 all-wool rd irri : Blankets, at $3.25, sold And many others which we are now desirous to close ‘out, Don't fail to visit us this week, as it ‘will pay you to investigate, AURIS. 6 7TH ST. NW, B Fi. Asp Worse + BURNER. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Is Oren To Reovce Srocx, I Tetuxe Reovenoxs. <on OFFER FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS MY ENTIRE i ‘ LINE OF WALL PAPEK AT COST FOR CASH, Our 96 Bow $5. ~ EMBRACING ABOUT 30,000 PIECES. I WILL Ourss “now #4. pant ae oun Crea ALSO DO THK WORK AT A REDUCED PRICE. =e. ° eso 10 pounds Buckw :| VOU CAN SAVE FROM 20 TO 40 PER CENT, Sa cre PANY. 445 Ah'st's w. ath | ACCORDING TO QUALITY. Our $3 “ now $2. 4 oa COLORED BLANKETS, 75c., $1, $1.25. HORSE BLANKETS, 75c., $1, $1.25. LAP ROBES, $1.25 to $2.50, worth double the price. SPELSHOUSF, AGT. No. 521 7TH 8T., OPPOSITE GEN. POST OFFICE, it A large stock CLOAKS to be sold at any price we fA ip Pon ‘Peas, $1.65 donen. “h 75 donen. (Art Squares, A Job lot of odds and ends in UNDERWEAR to be jon = nee closed out cheap Light Brown Sugr Sec. eee. Rage Standard A Sugar, Gige: ID, 50 dozen Ladies’ and Children's HOSE, odds and| Granulated Sugar, 7c. Ib. FURNITURE, PLAIN AND ARTISTIO, ‘Cut Loar Sugar, Zige. Ib. OFFERS rman ‘ends, that formerly sold from 37%4 to 50c., now 150. During January. oy Floar, $4.98 bbi_ BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE. « Best Remy Sour, $8.73 WoL; $1.44 DL, Tae 2 i JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, Patcht Procem Flour, 98.78 DL; $1.00 % 00L; 85a. oe NEE 23. 713 Market Space. Tile CHrcago, GROCERY COMPANY sary arene New Mackerel for 75c. Kit, MANTLE AND CABINET WORK SOLICITED, LADIES’ GOODS. New Codtish, = THE CHI a ae COMPANY ‘1 wigns tor Same Drawn to Order. Mac. Trssce, tow Buckwheat, 4c. Ib..or 10 tbs for 35e. shot THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY W. 3. HOUGHTON & co, 326 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORE, French Brandy, $2.00 gallon. 103m 1214 F Street northwe, Pure Rye Whiskey, $2.00 gallo Eyearoia Rye Whiskey. $5.00 gation. ‘Send order by mnall Goods delivered free W aby part of the city CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY has opened at 1325 F st. n.w., up stairs, 200 FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS, Passestrs Worm Bevixo Fon Tecelved from leading houses of Paris. Ladies will find it to their advantage to call and examine. Will close out in a few days the entire stock to suit purdhs- Rag. Skin M, . 806 7th 3 neet, Table or ms eesare | 222m street nw. SS 2o ites Tee inte ee coo FEE RRR FRE Soekal: frock oe Bhneiae 0 Waster & Nevwer. gor pre £3 mnitatioh Mabopany’ Chrome scke itech ss 70 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, MD, $9 EF BRE Ee Oss, Brass Candelabras Yor 92875. Make Your ae” Will open at Willard's Hotel Private Parlors, SoS Ere E E Eee Sus8 7 Jections early at SE ae pe eG Visiting Costumes, Mantles, Wraps, Jerseys of the latest styles, made by some of the most noted people of Paris; also, Vers Feathers and Fans for evening wear. Orders taken and fit guaranteed. J23-4t Mes. M. A. Coxyexty, W. H. HORKE, Tleadquarters for Bottom Cush Prices 801 Market Space, 308 and 310 8th st. nm, THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA a2 PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Wan Parens Spectal Desigua, ig without a doubt the most BravTiruL and the most NerErriovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MII, containingas it aves all the most improved Machin pie o Flour Usscuramur ty any milling eco ns | INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS Prove that, we would simply state that a large quar No. 7 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK, | Hirope unt coven ot th a nner ae SORE ee ease ine Bard wneat Gers ia amnescaa an aga ag —— Desires to announce that she has opened at the ah ackbowledges ict that in this Hoge a perk sep ‘Specialties in ARLINGTON, Tuatter has nf last been rested: and ty ceeguntiy ——_ PARLORS D AND E, then aug cake "riba. the est, trade namie tase Agente Arar amorinentor | toler aiemnics tectum iag| MORRIS coMPaME every barrel is warranted to give entire satisfaction. aaerIS IMPORTED EVENING, RECEPTIO: AND BALL DRESSES, WALKING COSTUMES. WRAPS, BONNETS, éc., DINNER HANSON HISS @ 00, 815 15th st. nw. Cow Wearner Wi! soon be here, and in your preparation for tt be sure lo Luspect our assortment of HEATING STOVES, which Is now complete, aad embraces all grades, from the cheapest to the highest price. An examination ls respectfully solicited, W.8 JENKS #00. STERLING'S ST, LOUIS FANCY, One ofthe most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by anyother Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- acting housekeeper and satisty the most tastidious epi- cure. GILT-EDGE A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent. GOLDEN HILL ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard Family Flour of the District, It is equal in quality to a great many high-priced Patent Fiours, whilst it can be bought for considerable less money. We defy compett- tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them once will never use anything else For sale by al grocers, Just received from the leading Houses of Paris—all of which will be sold at very low prices. Ware, Howan & (Formerly with M. A. Connelly), 25 WEST 16TH ST., NEW YORK; SARATOGA AND LONG BRANCH, Have now open at their New Parlors, 815 15TH STREET, (Over Hanson Hiss & Co.'s), A Magnificent Stock of jalo-2w ‘Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indiana ave, we. & C0, IMPORTED COSTUMES, — FAMILY GROCER'ES AT REDUCED DINNER, RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES, —dJust receiving, Raisins, Currants, Cit- uts of al: kinds and Florida Grauges. Creamery WRAPS, BONNETS, ETC, Butter a specialty. Full Cream Cheese 124g cents und." Cupe Cod Cranberries Scents per quart. New Pp F ‘Just received from Paris, and which will be offered k Buckwheat 3tzcts. New York Apples, packed IANO ORTES. expressly for family use, from $2 to $2.00 per barrel, at — Alto, sweet Potaioes and irish olstoey which we Zuatanies to be first-class, ‘A fu" line of fests Sroceriea, selected. x we are now offeriug to" cash Goods delivered free, orders reoeived by mal Stccemorto Poole, Bru Jouse KELLY, ‘Wholesale and Retall Dealer: FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL, LAMB. MUTTON, & CORN BEEF A SPECIALTY, Stalls. 625, 629 and 630 Center Market, Othat, wing. 208 and 20% Northern Liberty Market. eqltrKeting delivered tree of charge (oull parts ofthe ty. 26. LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION. 2 LLE. ALICE GAUTIER, FASHIONABLE MODISTE, w. Evening Dresses and Tailor made je at short 1:otice. Jale2w* Miz Heer Fao, 232 W. 22d street, New York, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAB- SHIP AND DURABILITY, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & 0O., WAREROOMS: Baltimore—204-206 W., Baltimore Street, New York—112 Fifth Avenue. WASHINGTON—817 Market Space. Jc *AN 1G € BACH AND STIEFF F K ‘Akon Are Firs class in every respect, Gally's wow derful Self-playing instruments. . SS ~ G. L. WILD & BRO, Sums Smers Sarers 709 Seventhat. n. w. Established 1864, We are selling the Best in the City for 50c. Re-| Special bargains in medium grade Pianos, Jale Snforced frout and back, faced sleeves, all nished, snd ready for the wash tub. Also, @ full line of HOSIERY, COLLARS and CUFFS of the tatest styles. All of our 50, 65 and 75c. SCARFS reduced to 35¢. SHIRIS to order, six fur $9. Satistaction guaranteed. 8 B ELLERY, 1112 Ft nw. for insuly trade, which uyers ac reduced ‘prices, ‘Prompt ultention given to A. HOOLE, 944 La av, ek CO. pt) And at 1329 F street, Qme. Harrison's Millinery Parlors), Doring the winter season, announces the receipt of a case of handsome CLOAK and DRESS MATERIALS, Also, the display of EVENING DRESSES AND WALKING COSTUMES. All orders execated at New York establishment. jat-1 MES Sacto SSERGPERFECTLY, FITTING AVE Patterns ‘of Basque and Sleeve cut to measure, bys. 1. Taylor's System, Ove. Cutting, Bas Dress Makivg at 1222 Fst. __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ LEADING INSTRUMENTS. ESTEY ORGANS—170,000 IN USE. RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Plosh und Velvet our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies! Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON MCDERATE PRICES—EASY TERMA PIANOS’ FOR RENT. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F ST.N.W., WASHINGTON, D.@ 3020 Sines Sims Sums Now is the time to leave your measare, We are making six Finest Dress 31 (Jarvis Butler in Charge.) S10 order (mild bos 15 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, MD. & CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and | OP S:}* 35 FUN Dios Shirts to order (wild bosoms) ph ee eae a __) 2m Mi 46 | bonomisy for Siz We are stil selling ‘the Myaesy E BEST PLACE TO BUY MUSIC BOX Es AND shirt, ie old Javorite, at 7oe_ Uuuuisbed. 80s. ta | (Meet BarkGenr hee Kiet, “Tue Comiort Suir femioroed) toate of the JOUN FELIS @ Co's, “sy best material, iuished, only Soe. The Crown ‘ Hee Massrvs pid Mitre, mide of Fruitvot the Loom Cotton | 2°20 __ le Phim EB q ine Lint Bosom only 60c, cat lengthwiset | JER BROS UPRIGHT PIANOS SECURED COERBSE the cotton and full to the measure, Pine, Opld Medal st the New Oricens Exposition, or Underwear at eres jo0ed pric or sale bv" eu Reduces the size and increases the length of the waist | ),2!! Winter Underwear at greatly red oe at am. 937 Penny ivame ave. of fleshy ladies without injurious tight lacing. RANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, | ¥ * POR RENT OR ON INSTALL ad ee 3 Jouz F sticeeT NowruWast. | Piciue Ino. FELIS ® CO. w37 Penney iowa LANSBURGH & BROS. L UNDERW Ss og eu WOODWARD & LOTILROP. FUR GE MEN, DIANOS_ MOVED, TUNED AND REPAIRED. . JGLA: AU DOUGLAS’, Ninth Street, 7 a oe iL wool Vest and Drawers, at $1.50, 8.. de. all Wool Vestand Drawers, at $1.00, $2 and an and Warner's’ “Star* “American Hom | folk and, New iiranewick 605 9th st., opposite Patent Omi Large and select assortment of Alt IPS and FANCY AEEDLE WORK and MATE: RIALS for the same. KNITTING SILKS, RIBBOSENE, PLU: Mek SEES ORAS FE over the civilized world, JNU. F. ELLIS € 00., Peunayivaaa sau ‘aotm” EKBER ie yd XCELLED IN TUNE, Sppenranoe and durability. SOHN? E1118 & co, ea. EMBROIDER- “unten Flannel Drawers, at 50,75 and $1. Six fie Dress Shirts w order, at $9, $10.50. 912 and | gg.om SILL FELT LES. ZEPE Pei ¥37 Pennsylvania ave, LUMBIA GERMANTOWN WOOL and KNITTING A330. i J sa A ere cea cact | DOUGLAS, Vo SSG PANOS-EXCHLLENT aie Blegant ine o : i jum price iasirumen RUFELINGS SKIRT PLAITIN DGLOVES, | _oc29 522-524-526 Ninth Street, JON F. HANDKERCHIEPS. Ladies’ and’ Children’s Ho: SIERY. CORSETS, UNDERWEAR; GLOVES und WORSTED GOODS. 492m 837 PennsyIvania ave QEUNING PIANGS—STANDARD INSTRU- ] ‘Stamping prompily executed. ona SOR Sci Kenaataabon. 7 {PPD | (AUILD PIANOS-BEAUTIFUL TONE AND g ok Db ¥. ELLIS & C0.. Me M. J. Hoss, 8 3b B ee onal 2 ey 1308 F STREET, Fe bd 3 SCOND-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE AT joderat ‘ow rensuumble vermin Offers her stock of IMPORTED BONNETS AND| ww wit HIesgk _KIERE gSty FELUIs@ C0. 037 Penn: ave. cree THOSE OF HER OWN DESIGN ATGREATLY| YWwww uit Tiss. ae ike Sas HAVES OALES 6.08 CPMGHT GRAND SEDUCED PRICEL wa | WOW DHSS “cit ee Saat | teisepaatnpiee Bs moth papanenis attowe LN. MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. td BL SUES, 61 Om at a, > 7 le oor. - ‘Importer Fine Eowasn F. Daoor. lar medicinal qualities of whisky distilied 20 Penmayiveniaevense, sinest crowth of Rye in the renowned valley ‘of the Monongahela, have attracted the alteution of MILLINERY, REAL AND IMITATION LACES | nome ‘Particular Attention Given to Ordered. PIANOS. MUSIC the edical iaculty in the United States to sucha de- mee ean to place itia.w very high position aiuong’ the MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. reac NOOT'S, Givers Medion BEE lore ee —S7_— arr Ww to invite the: of cont to our: eet teow bd —_ quebraied de QLD i eee cae eae at Sieae Aone. eHow Og, ‘eases contain dozen STEIN f Maz J. P. Pau Botuuseach pes 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, OLD RESERVE WHISKY scree ccccnwsnseees $18.00 E GABLER & BROS PLANOS. UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY,........15.00 | ,, New and Second-hand Pianos of other makes always ‘Wit clove out the balance of her Fall and Winte® | BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY...........1200 | !2.st0ck at low figures. ae eee importation of COSTUME BONNETS, WALKING ou ret cannot cbtamn these Whiskics from your TS ERAKAUEE BR08, THE Cp rmare rocer, we will, on receipt of bank draft, eienee. ocr ga HATS and TOQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED | $7°C vor} ice mowey order, ort. eit ie See renmomable” pre” fararcu unfrete ferred), deliver them to your . press, | TATKet PRICES, 428 _| charges prepaid, to all points east of Misstasippl river, | 2°20 ane ‘Formerly with Lord & taylor, Now Works For Excellence, and Eveness of Quality, the ‘OVER 36,000 Now rx USE. Wie Gare Cor te ronke tio. above are unsurpassed by any Whiskie-in the maar | se oe see ei eaters | Poca crater dant aad ins unicpropai: tO re ‘Evening o"irvial Trosesas s erecisity. ‘These Whiskies are sold ‘guarantee to give STECK @ 00. AND BAUS 4 CO. PIANOS. 2 ¥20 14th vb, between Tand K. | pertect motherwise wo be returned at‘our | Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, wined, ‘NTON FISCHER'S ‘expense, bene nd or ren Hoes applied i parcuaaed, DEY CGND Dig WORKS HL. & H. W. CATHERWoOD, See itt etapa aperiae ooe e ‘Tatriy-tive Years By 2S ee MANRY ERERRACT. LADIES’ ‘ING D) ‘SPECIAIZ 73m XX. ¥. Office—16 South William at, arewt, a a, aikwool Dresses dyed: Speeiaity aGood| Miss QJurrer Corsox Savs, Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired Neat | In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $500.0 Year? pene ee ee oO Made ‘Moora Gent’ ADIES SEAL GARMENTS ALi Lityedtna tines: Stee mm 110s ANY PART OF WASHINGTON mM ANNIE EK Y, oR GEORG! ‘ETOWN— sero te ort Geid materia, 40 Bushels for $3.70, ‘Tea region Bioabe 25 Bushels for $2.50, = COKE NOT CRUSHED- ae — 40 Basbels for $2.90. mY ceed ‘25 Bosbels for $2.00 ° Re prencks Corman tnd tokniss spoken, ml4 cas WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, “THE CONCORD HARNES” oes cece amped COMET Rwe, ‘with miaker’s name and trade-mark. ‘Headquarters for, 5 i oe GAMES AND HOME AMUSEMENTS. jc SPORTING quopa : nigaalvanee ai Vey tow Pree ee |e Sie N* “amen nies FAVORS FOR THE GERMAN. ‘Telephove 478. 1010 F street, ‘rioes the Very Lowest. 40