Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1886, Page 4

THE SALVATION ARMY IN © The Story of Tuesday as Told to Judge Snell To-day. ‘The Police Court presented the appearance of LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather OFFICE OF THE CRice WASHINGTON, D.C. F NAL OFFICER, 4, 1856. 9 a.m. haa elit mange hea yg aries. | a military court-martial this morning when the Stallanury pnupenatans Horthers winds, rising | Oficers of the Salvation Army filed in followed barome a by a number of young.men and women, some weather Is Indicated For Fridav, clearing of them members of the army and others who for New E i. tir weath Sass cnbatiehite attended the services Tuesday night when the per beige the tanidie Atlontes | fracas, described In yesterday's STAR, occurred. followed in tsdnnge Ue states by 5 perature. ees. V. Prosecuting Attorney Edward H. Thomas ap- peared as judge advocate, and 0. 8. B, Wall ap- Coat and wood at sun mer pr a sen, 1ith st. and Lave. ele- | peared in the interest of some of the accused. pecomaneen ‘The accused persons, George Mace and Jose- = phine Grant. who attended the meeting, and ane, Beat erate eieesttg? BOF | Georze Duval and bis wife Isabella were ar sere eke than cost, corner Iith Sad’ F | SHined at the bar,each charged with assautt and battery. Muce was also ebarged with dis- lurbing a religious meeting. CADET DUVAL DESCRIBES THE FIGHT. “Iam a soldier in the Salvation Army,” sald George Duval, as he took the stand. He said he was dvorkeeper on Tuesday night and on duty when George Mace came to the doorand wanted toenter, but Witness refused him admittance and he became disorderly. Mace then assaulted him and a fight ensued. Mace struck him sev- erai times and Mrs. Grant came to his assist- nee, and she assaulted both himself and wite. Mace, be said, had been In the hall earlier in the evening, ‘aud to permit him tocome in a second time would have been a violation of the rules. On crossexamination witness sald he was cadet and platform sergeant. Witness said the crowd came after him to mob him, and it was with considerable diMeulty that witness kept trom being mobbed. Capt. Fielding was called, but he said alle knew was what he heard. WHY CADET MULLEN DID Nor SEE IT. Cadet Mary Mullen testified that their meet ing was broken up by the fight, but she did not see It because she was on her knees praying at tt Streets. the snow, which with our } to Bs¢ ey S11S tO BTC. $2 to si. Woonwakp & Loranor. Dox't Forcet to Bight at “ Na: Hor-sorse Cre rooms, spring chickens, Plu ace Market, cor. 1 w York ave. Cuorce FLOWERS at reasonable prices. Chas. florist, 719 14th st. n.w. Telephone 3. PERFECT Spectacles and eyeglasses give satls- faction; wy Vienna Optici 609 Pu, av.n.W. toes and mush- pons, atthe Pul- fORGRT to attend the Hebrew Fair to- : “ Lrgeey is the man for complicated French clocks. Thirty years’ experience. Frise Portrarr. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. av Dox’? Force toatiend the Hebrew Fair to” night at “National Kitles’ Armory.” ne. Jobn J. Coulter, a special policeman and floor Sergeant, gave testimony as to the disturbance and said’he ealled out the police. Jobn EH. Barnes and Thomas Rubal, privates ORDER some of Fussell’s new molds of ice | in the army, and Israel Raff, assistant floor ser ream lor progressive euchre. Fussell’ char | geant, also deseribed she fight in detall Ate Fusse. Mrs. Isabella Duvai testified that she was at the meeting with her husband and described the fight as it appeared to her. She says she could not say whether she struck any blows or not, as the excitement was so great. JUDGE SNELL DEFENDS HIS COURT. Witness then began to apologize for being compelled to attend court. “If {had not gone to the Salvation Army I would not have had to come to this place.” This court,” sald the judge, “is as good a place as the Salvation Army is, and you need pologize for attending court this morning.” . Graut denied the assault charged against and testified that she was badly treated at hands of Mrs, Duval, who slapped her in the mouth and pounded her head with her fst. CER. XANpeR, the leading wholesale dealer in Bue ¥ ‘aes, liquors, ete., imported and domes- te; also Lue Most complete liquor house in the country. Strictly pure articles sold in this es tablishment, No, 909 7th street northwest, Dos’t Forcer to attend the Hebrew Fair to- night at “ National Rifles’ Armory. J. L. Estes, Burneyville, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, writes: “I have to thank Al ock’s Porous Piasters for saving the life of my Wife; she was attacked with pneumonia which eommenced with a violent chill, great coughing and high fever. I could not get a doctor, but fortunately had a box ot Allcock’s Porous Pias- ters in the house: 1 placed one between ber breasts, one on euch shoulder-blade and one on | Sie also testified that Duval assaulted ber the small of her back. In two hours her cough | brother, Georee Macks almost ceased and was very loose; in four hours | George Mace testified that when he started to the broke into a profuse perspiration. The next | go into ihe ball, Doval caugee, ite be the day, though very weak, she was iree frou fever, | throat and choked him, and Mrs. Duval struck, &nd’ the third day was quite well. I also cured | his sister, Mrs. Grant, several times about the My child of diphtheretic sore Uiroat, by wrap- | tase ping the neck ia an Alicock’s Porous Plaster. Other witnesses corroborated the testimony of To-xtanr, closing of the fair at National | Mf. Grantand ¢ Rifles hall. Don't torget. JUDGE SNELL'S REMARKS. e Judge Snell in disposing of the case sald: “The Pack and eyesight fitted, $1. Hempler, cor. 44 only thing of importance to the community in cITy AND DISTRICT. this case Is the preservation of good order. These people _bave aright to worship God ac cording to the dictates of their own conscience. Amusements To-Nizht. ees ee are ee Leen Ua tet ene pont Gran s8.—Jeannie W! though [ have never attended their meetings, Secnceae ee seannle Winslow } xz long as) they romoguise. the law, as lony as ' tne wankean they hire ball and pay their bilis, they will be NarionaL THEATER.—“The Mikado. protected.” As far asthe women were con- THEATER Comravr.—Chinese Minstrels, cerned, he thought it was a matual fight and Dine Musevx.—“Hand-ome Jack.” Was ubable te uy from, the testimany eho reegprinad ra “Ee struck the first blow. These people, be suid, plittie’s Ovexa Hot Tne Banker's | Would have to exercise common conde in com - — tye tig ST Poy George Mace was udjudged guilty and fine Leareeyrrnnts $5 and the other cases were dismissed. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:90 p. m., and ——r extinguished at 5:00 a. m. AN ALLEGED Breach oF Cosrract.—John The miil Yagi ee Bladensburg known as | H. Edilen has entered suit against James W. “Avalon Mi Tue~day, at mortzage | ‘Tyler for $1,000 tor breach of coutract to build . mortzaxee, Tor $5,00 eriain houses on square 621, to be completed icians attending the widow of Capt. Newman, United States army, who was injured some days ago by being thrown from a buggs at Highland station, on the B. and O. road, ex- Press doubt as to whether or not sue Will regain ‘entirely the use of her injured limb, May Ist, 1586, lor the sum of $6,200. a No PLAcE For THE Bany.—Emma Mudock, Lieut. arnold left this moruing for Wilming- ton, Dei., to testify in the ease of “Joe” Zimmer- alias Emma Thomas, colored, was convicted in nah, alias Camming, the allezed horse thief, the Criminal Court today of housebreaking at the house of Susun Harris, The accu-ed is a who was arrested in this city last Saturday by Officer Breen. married woman, with a baby about a year old. Judge MacArthur said that be had inade in- ‘The alarm of fire from box 34, about eleyen @rlock last night, was for fre in house No, quiry, but found that there was no institution here Where Infants who have parents are taken, ‘The court imposed a sentence of one year in Jail, remarking that he hoped work would be 1110 Connecticut avenue northwest, belonging to Mary Swift's estate, and cecupied by 3: Bromweil. The fire, which was caused by fective fue, did damage to the extent of $50, in found her there. ‘The Jury In the case of Lester Forbes, or Pro- —— For tHe Howanp Row SUFFERERS.—The fessor Forbes, charged with the larceny of a diamond ring from Mrs. Willis, found a verdiet uplis and teachers of the Linevin School bulld- lng, through tue principal, J. C. Nalie, sent 39.25 io THE STAx office tor the Howard Row of guilty yesterday aiternoon, and he was sen- tenced to one year In the penitentiary. ‘There were twenty-five lodgers in the eight sufferers. Police station houses and twenty-<ight in the alght lodging house last night. ‘There are fourteen policemen on the sick list at the present time. Peter 0. Burry, a first-class private of the Metropolitan police force, has been suspended by Lieut, Arnold for absenting bimself from duty without leave. irs, PT ivson, of 49 I street northwest, has SS ‘THe JAHRMARKT.—There were a number of distinguished visitors at the Jahrmarkt last evening, and among them was Baron H. Von Alveusieben, the German minister. The Wash- ington Light intantry visited the fair intormully last night. They wiligo in a body Friday. This evening the Scheutzen Verein and Saenger- bund societies will be present. ——— ProposeD Law REGARDING ExEcurors’ Boxps.—The bar association at its meeting lust evening had under further consideration the Senta quaniity of groceries to Major Dye for the Howard row sufferers, ‘Wm. Parker, the janitor for the Mutnal Insu- Yance company’s building at street and Peonsylvania avenue und Elks’ lodge room dicd yesterday morning at his home on 2 Street southwest from an attuck of paralysis. fe was found unconscious in the lodge room on ¥ aud taken home, ‘The sale of the residence of Admiral Wilkes, an H street, to the Cosmos club, announced in Festerday's Stax, was made through the irm dt Fitch, Fox & Brown, ‘To-day, tor the first time in the history of the ¢ Court, there were no prisoners to be seut to the Jail or workhouse. The inquest over the body of Samuel West, the cojored man who died from a dose of polson Pot ina glassof whisks.as published 1b yes day's STAR, bas been postponed until to-mor- row. Wm. Davis, colored, was fined $50 or two months In jail by JudgeSnell to-day,on acharge Of Violating the policy law. Alexander Burgess, indicted tor the embez- alement of a $10 Bote, was tried im the Crimi- Bal Court to-day and acquitted. Detailed to Shovel Snow. ‘To the Eitor of Tre Evexixe Stas: Carpenters, cablnet-makers, plumbers, paint- rs, ete, employed at the Tr-asury depart | member several bills in relation to legislation in the Dis- trict, and several were re-committed to the cominittee for further amendment and report, The senate bill 240 In relation to the bonds of executors was submitted. It provides that in cases where the testator Fequests in his will that no vond be required of his executors that the court shail only require « bond suflicient to secure the payment of the debts. When, how- ever, for auy reason the interests of those under the wiil are shown to the court to be Hable to be injured an additional bond may be required. ee THe CLERKS’ AssoctaTION.—At a meeting of the Clerks’ Mutua: Benefit and Protective asso- lation Tuesday night, a communication was read from the “Clerks’ Early Closing assocta- “soliciting the co-operation of this as-ocla- gard to early closing. The associa d to do ali they could consistently d the movement, At the suggestion of nent business mun, who has evinced a iuierest in the clerks of this city gen- uisly agreed to create bership roll, com- of Dusivess men, employers and all otuer ie he object of the association, a is not to close up stores, but mutually I, protective and the better: the condition of its members. Mr. M. dy, J. Ksufman and M. Fiseher were in- bership. The assoclation having now been organized six mouths, hence sustiining pesed than about eighty members are entitled to benefits In ease vi si Ment, were “detailed” this a.m. to shovel iow In the streets adjacent to the building— that is, men employed at $2, 83 and $4 per @ay—are forced trom their work, which requires ll, to. do ti killed men, who Stand idle on ev: jug in vain’ em- Ployment at any her, is there not a Violation of jaw bere?" Cana man be engaged Tue Hepnew Farr.—The event at the He- brew fair last evening was the visit of the Washingion Continentals, Mr. Henry King, is 3 cf 5 a z ba @sa skilled mechanic, and be detailed to per- form the work of a laborer? Appropriations Tue BorrLers’ AssocraTion.—The Bottlers are made by Congress fur each Of these classes, ees’ association at their meeting last nas: Desocnat, ‘ning at Abuer’s ball, heard the report of the rebruary 4, 1886. committee that the admission of the associa- tion to the Knights of Labor was now under Tue Licht Israxtry ox a BATration consideration by that body. R. L. De Akers Bssis.—At the meeting of the Washington | addressed the meeting, settrag forth the advie. Light Infantry last evening H. D. Barr and | ablilty of the association joining the Ke of 1. ary = ‘aaner were elected honorary mem besides eight active ones. Th tohave the corps reorganized ts, is a movement m a battalion ———_—— ECOND SURDIVISION ASSOCIATED CHARI- in view of the severe weather and th basis, with a view of destroying the invidious 4% Our funds are nearly exhuusted, th Gistinetions between the companies us to| charliably disposed ure urgently requested to proficieuey In dril help us by sending thelr contributions to either a Tue Piscuorr Coxcerrs.—The third concert fn the Bisehiif course {tue olticers of the association, viz: Judge A. fugner, Rev. Mr. Wynkoop, Rev. Mr. Bar- t Congregational cbarch | ker, Mr. L’ D. Wine, ec th st. and Pu. ave.; will be zr to-morrow ev ng. Miss Jennie | Mr. W. Wilson, Gst, . 20th and 21st; Mr. Lind Muller. of Baithwore; Mrs. Alex. Hunter, cor, 22d st. and Pa, ave.; J. W. Easby, Miss Detweiie St Cecilia quartet and | 2027 G st. others will part ——+_ _ Manerace Licesses— Marriage licenses have been tssued by the clerk of the court to Corne- lius M. Stewart and Susie Jackson; G.S.Yin; er, vf York, Pa. and Kate M. Barshinger, of Glen Rock, Pa; J! Wesle us, of Nortolkk, Va., and Meta'L. Rea, of Portsmouth, Va. —— Rev. De. Tan. audience filled the Cong: evening to bear Rev. Dr. minister, lecture upon the subject, “Is the world better or worse?” He thought thatit was decidediy better, and heen ‘aud illus- Brooklyn {rated this position’ by a copious display ot || Roupentrs Reporrep.—Thomas Carr, 917 rhetorical, logical «nd historical muterial that | 27th street northwest, reports that his’ front kept ils bearers inte { aud entertained for | door was forced open "Tuesday night, and the an hour and a halt. “The troub: “that people have a wrong opinion of necessary for happiness. Alter havin: a livel , & Man Wats @ com: ing obtained @ competency, he wants affluence; having obtained afftuence, he wants a superfiu- ity, aud after having obtained a superfluity, he wante—more.” is.” he said, | house robbed of a gold water and chain and $15 in cash, Charles He ton, reports stolen an Winbrella and 33. —— SALE AT A PRIVATE RESIDENCE.—Mr. Dow- Mog will sell to-morrow, at the residence No. O41 K street nortuwest, commencing at 10 ‘ock, & superior collection of household effects. FoR Five Cents.—Joseph who keeps a cookshop 346%, Muryiand avenue, tes morning, icenne. _A Prisoner Cuemates HIMSELE.—A you! Germa: amed Grevy,wa Tested at Cristield, on Tuesday for Gtunkenvess. On bis way » lockup he swore that If he was confined « he would burn the place down. During the night he carried his tureat into execution, and bis ¢ ed remains were found among the ashes Wednesday morning. The lockup was @ sinall wooden bullding. fend drank with several OL She said the price Jonn » baying Li fendant’s place. ‘The ‘court Imposed a Hue of $105, and an appeal was PRE the “ooys.” ——— held its 76th monthly meetin: National Rifles’ armory; President, in the chair, and Joun Jc secretary. The advances made to sare! amounted to $36,500, at an average premium of 87 per cent. The lowest bid was Go per cent, and the bighest 73 percent. The bourd of directors ave notice that a special mecting of the asso- tation will be held March 3d to gonsider an amendment to article 1. section 12,80 increase the tusue of stock above 10,000 shares, the Present limit, which is ull taken upand in force, B axp 0. to THe Wesr.—Travelers to the West, northwest and southwest can consult the and ©, railroad, 619 and Pennsylvania avenue, and station cor Der of New Jersey avenue and C sireet, Rates via this line to Chicago are $13, to i night at ‘Thomas Somerville, Edson ABSOLUTELY PURE Loalavilie $14.50, t0 St. Louis $16.50, 19 Chi ¢innati $11, to indianapolis 2 and trokt bis S12, with corresponding low tates to all ctucr | 7% FOWder never vanes A marvel of parity. ite, Fast limited express trains, with | strength and wholesomenes, More economical than the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition hours, ana Si. Louis, 27 hours. Indianapo- lis 21° hours and Plusbarg, 10 hours, Limited with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or for Chicago and Pitisburg, leaves ington & 9:43 a. m. dally; ior Cincinnati, St. Louis | PPOSPbAte powders Sou omy ut cas Rowan end lndisnxpoils, 3 p.m. duily. Bakixe PowbER Co. 106 Wall street, N.¥ ocd Shot Himself in the Head. ‘THE SUICIDE OF A SECRET SERVICE DETECTIVE. The sudden death of James H. Hough, announced In THE STAR of yesterday, as having taken place at 433 G street, ;was found upon investigation, to havebeen due to suicide. Hough shot himself in the head. He was boarding with his sister in-law, Mrs. Marie V. Hough who upon going to his room found him in a pool of blood. It was given out that Hough had fallen in a fit. Lieut. Kelly, on visiting the house, found that a large bull dog pistol had been used, one cham- ber disch: The coroner gave a certificate of death by suicide. The deceased was born in Fredericksburg, Va. He was engaged in the china business in Baltimore for a iong time. He sometime ago entered the Treasury secret ser- vice, which position he held until his death. ‘The suicide is attributed to temporary aberra- tion of mina, by fll health, zoe Pismo Building Operations. WHAT INSPECTOR ENTWISLE SAYS OF THE PROS- PECTS. There does not seem to be the same activity in house-building in this District as there was this time last year. This 1s due in part, proba- biy, tothe severer weather. Building Inspector Entwisle stated to-day toa STAR reporter that there is nothing like the preparation for build- ing as there was last year, especially for small houses containing from four to seven rooms. The inspector states that he believes, from ob- servation, that there will be more good houses than cheap ones, The increase of houses last year such as the Inspector describes amounted to about 1,200, which rather overdid the neces- sities of the case. Now a better class of dwell- ings is wanted, and they will be built. New builders and atchitects have come here to ia- vest thelr money, and are looking at the build- ing regulations ahd plunibing regulations. es Alexan Affairs. Reported for THs EVENING STAR. ANNIVERSARIES.—Sarepta Lodge, No. 46, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, is ‘ar- ranging tocelebrate its thirty-ninth anniversar; next Tuesday might, The lodge was organize lust before the retrocession o! Alexandria to Virginia, und one of its first enterprises was the ballding of Sarepta hall, named, lke the lodge, after the dweiling-place of the widow “whose cruse failed not.” Tuirty-nine years is a respect able age for a society, yet Potomac ante- dates Sarepta many years, and Alexandria Washington Lodge, F. & A. M., has long ago celebrated its one hundredth year. Nortes.—The first ward cows have given up opposition to the cow law and displayed the white flag. One of them paraded the ward yes- terday with a pair of drawers, its la-t spoil of a clothes-line, hung on its horns.—Treasurer Harlow notifies delinquent tax-payers thut the list of lanas to be sold for taxes is now ready for inspection.—The business of the town is done to-day under difficulties, and, as much as possible, i8 postponed until less inclement weather.- -No movement is yet on foot for the observance of the coming 22d of February in Alexandria, except that hvuliday bas been directed tor the public schools.—The county bourd of supervisors were called together at the court house this morning, but no meeting has et been held.—Miss Allee Watkins, of Fair- fax, a young lady well known here, tell into a well, irom which she was drawing water, at her father’s house, in Fairfax county yesterday, and was drowne: ‘Miss Nancy Brooks was buried at West End yesterday afternoon, Shovelling Snow. A bountiful snowiall, over night, And strect and sidewalk are blocked with white— And plied by many a sturdy hand, ‘The suund of the shovel is beard 1h the land. Ab, bupless delvers, who rise at six ‘To excavate tor the buried bricks! Alas, the labors of shovel and spade On ail the rullroaits that ever were made, Can never begin with the tollsome woe Of muscle wasted Li shuvelling snow: And when all the winter's task is o'er, ‘The world is the sume as it was before! In all other diggings under the sun, ‘There is someching gatued by the labor done— A weil, a highway. grave, or aditch, Canal, or no matter whieh But what iy there left tosave or show ‘Oru Winter's labor In shovelling snow? Ah, struggle for triumph that never is won! does it coute to, when all Is done? For after the tolier his bilstered his paim: ‘And strained his should rs and lame his arms, ‘He has cleared wita infinite toil aud pain, ‘A piace for the snow to full again! ‘Three undertakings beneath the sun Are never ubandoned. and never do ‘Puough generations thelr lives ext ‘They'll never be finished till time si ‘These three, 88 mun Are housework, ki end; have come to know, —_—_—_+4-__* A-RoMAN CATHOLIC CoLLEGE.—In the Mary- land senate yesterday Mr. Shriver, of Carroll county, Introduced bill’ to incorporate the American college of the Roman Catholiechurch Of the United States. The incorporators are Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore; Ryan, of Philadelphia; Corrigan, of New York, and Wil- li of Boston, The object of the college is the education of young men for the ministry of the Catholic oburch, the priucipal office wo be in Baltimore. 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Leading medi- cal authorities of ail civilized countries endorse Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the best biood-purifying medicine in existence. It vastly increases the working und pro- ductive powers of both hand and brain. a Srrcraz Tow Paces ¥OR FEBRUARY. NEW YORE MILLS SHEETING COTTON, im- ‘mense width, very best quality, 250. HOMESPUN DRESS G pure 1, immense ‘double width, in Brown, Bue ud’ Greed 7 BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure Linen, 50c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure Wool, $1.50. ROYAL SERG! if yg ‘beautiful Dress goods, all colors, CARTER'S, ‘711 Merket Space, near 7th street COLORED and BLACK SILK VELVETS, real value $1.25; to Bie. a BLACK SILKS, i it quality, vo ae SEES maT tt exces gua TRICOT, LADIES CLOTH SUITING, wide double width, pure wool, all colors, 50c. HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELVETS, $1.25. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, IMMENSE size, fine quality, special bargain at $o.uU: reduced Wo BOU-CLA CLOTH, in Black, 1% yards wide, 75c. REMNANTS OF SILKS, VELVETS, juzg, DRESS GOODS, L183 THAN COST Axero-Asmnican Lxsvnance Co. 29 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Wasminotoy, D.C, ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIFA oc8d ‘Fac, Axo Woven SUITINGS. OVERCOATINGS AND TROWSER- 1NGs OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, Now om exhibition at the Leading Tailoring Baas mautneUt 06 Washingion, HD. BARR, | wel 1111 Pennsyivanw avenue 06 JOnNS RESTAURANT,” Corner 7th and D ste. n. a Casa Versus Caxorr. ‘Why ts tt that nine-tenths of the ladies who buy for ‘cash are patrons of the Palais Royal? ‘We claim it is because we can sell cheaper than those stores who do a credit business. Not having any losses to make good, wecan afford to sell ata smaller profit Be It remembered, the Palais Royal is the only store of its kind in Washington that sells stiictly for cash. ‘Take, as an illustration, J ERE RRR ,88g REE Y ¥ JE RoR & ER bed ss wi E Piati, ¥ a. During the special sale of these goods we Invite Indies to inspect the quality of goods offered. Note the prices, and after inspection elsewhere GIVE THEIR VERDICTS, If we cannot nell from 15 to 25 per cent cheaper than any other house in Washington thea we must admit that in the strugg! CASH VERSUS CREDIT, Cash is not victorious, We awalt the verdict of the Public. LOOK aT ‘The Palais Royal's own importation of Parismade Jerseys. Have one tried on. Examine the quality of ‘stockinet used. See if they are silk-etitched or not, and. er belng told they are the $1.98 quality look els where at $2.25 Jerseys. ‘Then give your verdict, ‘The Palais Royal's Stik-finished Taflor-made Jerseys for $248 You cannot compare these with others elsewhere. as we had them made to our special order. ‘However, see What others sell for $2.68, then giv. your verdict, LOOK aT ‘The Palais Royal's great speciaity—its $2.68 Jerseys, Style No. 1 is trimmed with fine 2inch Hercules braid down the front and bottom, also around collar and cuff Style No. 2 is made of extra-welght Stockinet, with five rows of sutin-finished braid around collar, cuffs, ete. Style No. 3 is heavy-weight Stockinet, with plain ‘Vest front, standing or turn-down collar. Style No. 4 come in blue or brown. To appreciate the At have one tried on. ‘Then look ‘at those offered elsewksero for $3. Then give your verdict. LOOK aT ‘The Palais Royal's $3.98 Jerseys, which are trimmed with loop braid in military style, After noting the quality und finish see what our competitors offered for $4.60. Then give your verdict. LOOK aT ‘The Palais Royal's $4.98 Jerseys, with collar, cuffs and vest .ont trimme., with looped satin braid. Fao- simile of ohe worn not long since by the Empress of Austria, We dou't think they are to be seen else- where, But as to style and fit we would ask your ver- dict, LOOK aT ‘The Palais Royal's Silk Jerseys, plaited back, collar hem and sleeves finished with sutin facings, fer them for $7.98. Look at those offered elsewhere for $1u, then give your verdict, ‘Yours, respectfully, {2 —-:1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Lasr Gnanv Sate OF THE SEASON ‘We will take account of stock on February 15, and up to that dute intend to dispo eof ail surph in each of our departments. To accomplisi this 16 ‘sult will reduce goods to astonishing low figures, GLOVE DEPARTMENT. 9Fc., stock taking price, 8 button Mousquetaires, walking shades, Former price, $1.98. ‘31.20, stuck taking price, 8 bniion Mousquetaires, tan, size= 6, si, stock taxing price, 5 button Former price, 31.50, = Bln, qs Formwer price, 92-50. iocrars ton" Embroidered. Sdc., stuck taking price skin Gloves. Former price, $1.24, stock taking price, Gen! skin Gloves, Former price, $1. HANDK!-RCHIEF DEPARTMENT, 21e. stock taking price. Hdkchs embroidered in fancy colors, Former price, 37¢. 17¢. stock taking price. Pare Linen, fancy bordered Hakenf Foruer price 2ve. Wc. stock tuking price, Linen Hemstitched. For- mer price, 7c. stock taxing price. White, with Tape Borders, Former peiew, Li be. stock Liking price Gents’ Hdkchfy, fancy bor. ders, Former price, 45¢. ‘zoe. stock taking price. Gents Hakehs, fancy bor- ders.” Former price, se. 20c. stock taking price. Gents’ Hdkehfs, fancy bor. ders. Former price, 6 ‘20c. stock takiug’ price. Silk Hakcbfs, all colors. Former price, 48c. ‘uc. stuck thiting price. Silt Hdkchfs, embroidered corner. -F riner price, Sic. Silk HakchS, elaborately ‘boc. Stock takin price: embroidered. sormer price, 8 LADIES RUCHINGS, COLLARS AND CUFFS DEPARTMENT. Having bonght a manufacturer's lot of Remnants of fine Ruchings, will ofier same at much less than one-Lalfof regular price. -Ihese goods were meas- ured and priced according to length and quality, emnants at 3, 5,6,8.10 and 15 cents. Former Prices, #, 12 15, 20, 24, and 20 cents, Wc. or'3 for Soc. stuck inking price, Fine Liven Co lars (w mauuiaciurer's sample Mue), really worth Ive. und 200. each, HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES DEPARTMENT. A discount of 10 per cent off marked prices. JEWELRY AND FAN DEPARTMENT, A discoun, of 15 per cent off marked prices LEATHER GOUDS DEPARTMENT. A discount of 10 per cent off marked prices on SATCU ELS, 20 per cent off marxe: prices on POCKETBUOKS, CORSET DEPARTMENT, 80c.,stock-taking price. French Coutille, band- ued. Former price. $1, <ing price, Kreuch Woven. embrold- —titehid. “Former price. $1.25. Se. sibek-taitug price, Preuch Sateen, all shades, Prriect fit (celebrated 1t & G.) Former ptice, $1. $1.25, stock-luking price. R. & G., double bune, whaieb'ne. Former price, $1.48, A lunge aswortment of the fununs P. D,’s also, ‘Thowpsoi ve-titting, Warner's Health Corsets consiautly kept in stock. ‘Te Get Rid of a Cough or Cold prom Beye od Ler Gand uaita weno and at drug- we them Castoria, ‘When Baby was wana cti ween es She bates Castoria, ‘When she became epesphe clung to Castoria — th,s,tk Sudden Changes of Weather luctive of Throat Di Goiak ates There in no tore efersel ales these diseases to be found than in the use of Brown's Bronchial Troches. Price 25c. eo Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Hemeay: Sey of General De- ver Com vefully yours, Wim Lundy, Baltimore, Ma, COU Yoon Pickwick Club Whisky is the best. Fresh Alderney Putter churned every morn- ing and delivered in %9 1b. “Ward” prints, 50c. per lb, Also cottage cheese and butter milk; sweet milk 5c. perquurt. Cream 15 cents, DRY _GOODS. LADIES’ GOODs. FAMILY SUPPLIES. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. — Se aes _—_ 7 Wearre, Howarn & Co, Tur Carcaco Grocery Comraxy, |Canrers: Carrere: Canrersim (Formerly with Mra M. A Conwetzr,) 906 7TH STREET, OFFERS: —_ 25 West 16th st, New York, aay a _ = HAVE NOW OPENED aT Gas Gorn, one anes RF ‘tue tog oe nin Tarr 815 15tm STREET N.W., Seatrowat Bug. $1.99 doeea, Hoty Bromeins Moguetin and Wilton Carpets. Shas (Over Hanson, Hiss & Co:s,) Say Pea iJ Weshall pot onsale on’ Monday’ Febrsary is, ‘Table Peaches, $1.75 dozen. entre lot, 70 yards commencing at fifty cents, A Very Elegant Stock of Pies apie Ww oF white, $1.98 dozen. | Fonnine up te due dolar per These ure all of the ON WRAPS, BON SETAE. Hibtenia Saree ee por Soa sig ee ak WRAPS, Box Br ae fe A Ae cull cariy"andl get te dat chotee Perey Cor Lom Sugar, 7 ib. [0OE BRO. iano a LoS THAN "Or anton THE CHICAGO GROCERY comPANY now = Fn nw. Family Floor, $4.95 boi. >, J Mix Heseerm Fraxe Rul or, 678 WL; #144 % EL, 730 Cor Prices For Ts Moxrn 232 W. 22d street, New York. Patges J recess Moar, 96.73 bhi: $1.00% Uhl; S60 IN CARPETS, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY And at 1329 F street, THE cng TOE RY COMPANY « (Afme. Harrison's Millinery Parlors), Roy Seaman eee. DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR IMITATION MAHOG+ Announces s handsome collection of EVENING AND RECEPTION DRESSES and WALKING Cos TUMES, CLOAKS, éo., just received from Paris, at jo6-1m DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS, which include selected stylesof the best Paris Makers, Guaranteed Lowes Prisca. CLOAKS AND MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE FOSTER KID GLOVES. $025 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Szatox Prnnr, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS PRIESTLEY'S HENRIETTA CLOTHS, ENGLIRI IMPERIALBSERGES DRAP D'ALMAS, MELROSE CLOTHS CASH MERES CAMELS HAIRS NUNS YeiLines, CABRMELITES, HOMESPUNS CHLV- Siabe be CHINES CANTON CREPES BOUG GLOTHs BENGALINGS ETAMIN ES BIARRITZ CLOTHS, BATISTE KHY- BER CLOTHS, CORKSUIEW CLOTHS BAYONNE CLOTHS, CREMONA CLOTHS, CAMELS’ HAIR GRENADINES, MERINO SAT- INS, ERENCH BROAI/CLOTHS, CHOWN SERUES, LINOTTE CLOTHS, SURAH GRENADINES. NEW STOCK BLACK SURAH SILKS, COURT AUL'S ENGLISH CRAPES AND VEILS ALL WIDTHS AND PRICES. LUPIN'S LONG AND SQUARE BLACK THIBET SHAWLS, CRAPE BORDEXEV, HEMMED AND FRINGE! ° TREFOUSSE AND PERINOT’S KID GLOVES IN ALL LENGTHS, “nPECIAL BARGAINS” IN REMNANTS OF SILKS, VELVEIS, WOOLENS, DRESS FAHRICS LINENS, WHITE GOODS, HUSIERY, GLOVES, CUTTONS, GINGHAMS, SATEENS, &c., &c. aay PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Prnay BuILprno, ‘Penn, Avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840. ja30 RSS J. MESSHR—PERFKCTLY FITTING Patterns of and Sie it to measure, FS. Te Tavlors Syeiem, GUC. Culling. Basting ‘and Dress ing at 1222 F st. od P®®8ci DYEING, “scouRINe aND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. ‘Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Plush and Velvet our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies’ Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paria Ja6 Mas Seiwa Rorperr, oS ih xt.. opposite Patent Office, Large and select assortment of ART EMBROIDER- TES and FANCY NEEDLE WORK and MATE- RIALS for the same Pearsall’s WASH SILKS, KNITTING SILKS, CHENILLE, ARRASENE, RIBHOSENE, PLUSHES, FELT, 'ZEPHYRS CO: LUMBIA GE! TOWN WOOL and KNITTING YARNS. Elegant Mne of LACES, CREPE LISSE NECK RUFELINGS sii PLATINGS, KID GLOW LS. HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies’ and’ Children's Hu- SEERY. CORSETS, UNDERWEAR; GLOVES and WORSTED GOODS. ‘Stamping prompily executed. Jad Ms M. J. Hoxr, 1309 F STREET, Offers her stock of IMPORTED BONNETS AND ‘THOSE OF HER OWN DESIGN AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, se Crosse Sare Or Tue Szasoy. ALL WINTER GOODS AT FIRST Cost. WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR FIRST INVOICEOF 4 FEW NEW THINGS IN SPRING GOODS, WHICH WE SHALL INCLUDE IN OUB GREAT CIOSING SALE, IN ORDER THAT THIS SALE SHALL BE UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE. MERINO UNDERWEAR, 72c., stock taking price. Allavool Medicated Vests and Hants, Fornier price, Si. 1.25, mock taking price. “Superfine Merino Vests and Vante. Former price, Celebrated ‘Ameriean, Hosiery (Goods Bees sock tik ny price Awe and Chudrea's: ae: Vesis and Drawers. "Former pr ce, ioe. ie uni, ale acute d Vesti, at phy, bigh neck aid ioug sleeves, Gran, pit, liga bite and cardinal. “Former price, 05. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, $5, stock taking price, Ladies’ Newmurkets, Bison spat erin Tw piers ‘double-breasted, tourists boos, ‘ornier pt af Mock taking price. Ladies’ Newmarketa, Che- e./UF collar antl cutis, “Lormer rier go vio 7.48, stock taking price. Ladies" Visives; brown betcie eit ‘and elogat feather trimming. "Former rice, 810. 3 Pipi. stock taking price, Ladies’ Visites: brown bro- cade Velve and feather trimming. Former price, $10. stock taking price Biack Velvet fore cet, double-breasted, pluited back. Former }. stock taking lee. S.adies’ + 3 Bi Mock price. Ladies’ Walking Jacket b. Former iaulies’ Newmarkets, siti, i, stock taking’ pr be. ainteramee, Dick fur down {eons and arn Catto, All-Wool Former price, $25, FMeF price, %) and $O. odd. sate ioc taking, price. | Children’s. Cost legantly Coats, 4 to 10 years. Fi tock tulblvg peice, B trae Former price, $8, $9 and $10. Hamburg Embrolderies, 1c., 2c, 3c, 4c., bc., 6c, 8c, Ue. np. Check Nainsook, 6¢., 8c., 10c., 12440. Damask, 60c. 60 Inch Biewched Table ‘Tricot Cloths, all wool debe sath, 50e, ‘wool, duuible wi Crotch: t Bed’ Spreads, bill size, 7c. Sutines, Newwork, yard wide, 12ig0. DRESSG00D3; PRICES REDUCED TO FIRST COST Binck Cashmeres; prices reduced to first cost. Colored Cashmeres; prices reduced tu first cost. Fancy Dress Goods: prices reduced to first cust. New Spring Shirting Percales, New spring Dress Ginghams, ‘New Spring Dress Prins. CARPETS AT FIRST COST. Ingrains, 83¢., 37c., 400. ‘Tapestry Brussels, 65c., 75c. DECIDED BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 Penna, ave., South Side. ARE SLASHING THINGS RIGHT AND LEFT. jn29 It is not alone our desire to lessen our stock before our Annual Inventory day thet we mark down every thing, but to STIMULATE TRADE: iis geanon of the Year Ks rcaliy ecenaary to sell goods at templlug pitoes, aud wedo expect uP things with eur — REDUCED PRICE SALE. Articles of wear and use are marke! way below reg- ular prices in each and every department GLOVES. Observe the range of prices, 4 Botton Jonvan Kid cioves, 62c. S Button Jouvan hid Gloves! Oc ‘fn White and Opera iaades only. 4Batton Embroidered Back Kid Gioves, 75c, street shades. tool 5 Button Kid Gloves, scolloped edge, warranted, ony $1.25, strect shades, 4 Button Undressed Kid Gloves, wafranted, only $1.23. 6 Button U Kid Gloves, ‘warranted, only essed. $1.48. ‘Tan sbades. 4 Batton Chanwis loves, 87c. Sueve Gloves, iz Button Length, only $1.98. eee fe eae ‘Length, only $2.47. Light ra sbades. 20 Button Lecugth Kid Gloves, $2.98, For Even- ing Wear. A broken assortment of 4 Button Undressed Kid Gloves we are offering at 65c. in order to close them out, having only sizes oly, 54 aud 6, FANS. Just a week previc to the Holidays we bought from an Importer of fine Fanwall the stock he had oa hund. As there was quitea quantity of these we did Hot dispose of them all, und are now willing to sell the Temaip.ng stock with # trivial loss,aod have marked them accordingiy. RIBBONS, RIBBONS, 10 000 yds all-Sulk fibbon in different widths for 510,000, “rhe new style Feather Edge Rihbon, in all widths ‘shades. and LADIES’ HAND BAGS. ‘There have not been moving rapidly, and we have cut the prices on them. RUCHING. We have the latest production in Ruchings; thesecan be sen uow on our first floor. ‘saunple card a.ways ready. EDGINGS In Hambuigh, Swiss, Cambric and Nainsook. Amport order jist in, and at marvelously ches prices, Altuuuzh they are new goods we mark. them in compartion to the other " Marked buwa Goods” HENCE THE REASUN YOU SHOULD BUY TEEM NOW. CULURED EMBROIDERIES. A full line of Colored Embroideries with allover Embroidery vo correspond. LACES, Ofull kinds and all the different widtha Lots of new L..ces just i are also suldat the “Marked Down Prices.” oe sas have only tn Fora, Brown and Black, PASSEMENTERIES, ‘This stock we are paraculurly anxious to lessen. as we bave too mitch, and you can tacrefore readily bere we re doubiy anxious to close out as much &} possible before auotuer week, and we huve marked proces on it thutwill FURCE 11S SbiDY babe LACE ‘Ths AND FICHUS In White, Cream and Black, CHENILLE FRINGES, Aslarge an assortment as can be as A sorta foynd anywhere 27 ‘This width we ‘The latest styles in Buttons can always be found at our inrge Bution Deparainents HANDKERCHIEFS, Allof our Colored Bordered 1 anikerchlefs left over ougat this lot wi 1 be found solbe worth 450. and ‘x ot w : ‘Gc, aug noe work less iu 258, “Tihege ure warranted pore line We huve overhauled every department and made = good many aacrifioes wo sell soure OF Ol sigck But the .UOLS MUST Go, no mater the fos. ‘Therefore I's scarcely necessary to urge your immeiate calling. LANSBURGH & BRO, STRICTLY AND RIGOROU~LY ONE PRICE, - ‘th st Rend Post in reference to our House Fur obbing sale 3050 Noss Waxer & Co About our. Glothing. , We should say every ‘ay till everybody within. trading “distance should Lave teadi “How well wesuls poopie rs READY-MADE CLOTHING. No one sort of Tos 600 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ¥.W., MARES BVERY ARTICLE 38 FUAIN FIGURED F 4 Maz’ J. P. Parzen 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Wil close out the balance of her Fall and Winter importation of COSTUME BONNETS, WALKING HATS and TOQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, 228, Muze Vox Braxors, Movie, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York? ‘Win. Barr & Co., St. Louls, Mo. Sults mudeat the shortest notice. Superior fitting, reasonable prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. ‘Bressea. Bridal Trosseaus a specialty. ‘940 14th st, between Land K. NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, amucgte a een ay-five Years Experience. LADIES EVENING DRESS LS A SPECIALTY. Velvet and Plush Garments, Crape vella, Laces, Gloves perfectly cleaned. Made up slewool Dremes dyed: Specialty Good Mourning Back Gents Clotues Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired Neat ADIES SEAL ‘dyed and Lined: and Reasonable, GARMENTS ALTERED, RE Furs Repaired: Mufs made, Miss CUNNINGHASE oct? 1310 Sth st, bew Nand O mw. (U> 435 & pomenre 430 Text STREET NORTHWEST jes Corveta to order in every style and material, ‘and guarantees perfect fi and comforts ‘Hen Srucialrizs Ams French Band Agent majored Honeys Patent Shoulder ‘End all Dress Reform Goods, ie ce and'e $1 Corset (lan 3't0wa ren a 1 Corset (ht jake) that for the prices u make) th hg prices ubeurpaaed ae Reczerox Sxasox. OUR LINE OF FALL DRESSSUITS 13 STILL COMPLETE, HAVING RECENT- LY BEEN REPLENISHED. WE CAN SUPPLY GENTLEMEN WITH THE VERY LATEST STYLEOF THESE GOODS. COATS, EITHER SATIN LINED OR PLAIN. VESTS AND TROUSERS CUT IN THE MOST APPROVED FASHION. THESE GOODS CANNOT BE DIS- TINGUISHED FROM CUSTOM-MADE, AND COST ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF Less, THEY ARECUTINSUCH A VARIETY OF LENGTHS THAT WE CAN FIT TALL, MEDIUM ORSHORT MEN. % B BARNUM & ©0, a 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE coo H H 0O ff 009 ERE O00 4, BP HO 0 ee eee occH H OO it God Exe 00 tis Dor See ee ae ww bit ey SSE ww HUSsa8K cit tue us MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS inal ities of whisky distitied faneeee te Gaels Fhe heal the United States to sucha de- we to invite the attestion of connotmeurs| gure fine GLb WHISKIES. whieh we o oti at bottleseach.* Beri fs ag oz OLD RESERVE WHISEY.......... .... UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISK Y,....15.00 BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY._____19.00 ‘nar possess a Zaturel favor and fine tenis propertany pore asin ce ert acaeee cee ‘kXpense. Correspondence solicited. H&E. W. CATHERWOOD, ‘114 bouth Front st, Philadelphia, 73m XN. ¥. Office-16 South William st PUBE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONI, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ALSO, ‘THE CELEBRATED VELATTS FAMOUS CARs ELS, PRESH EVERY DAY, Sea 5 pes sk mie bees ‘Branch titore, 1706 ore, Be GROCE! ‘THE CHICAGO GROCERY ComPANY New Buckwheat, 4c Ib.. or 10 Iba. for 35. THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY poeen ang eos in ‘Rye Whisky, $2.00 galion, pagent itre whey, S00 ton, = ‘order by mail or telephone 423-3. Goods delivered free to any part of ue city. CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, 41m 806 7th street nw. A’ Great Crcioxe WE STILL KEEP THE LEAD. ‘Best Patent Process Flour per DOL avwnen--.86. Fami See) 25 a O Baltimore Hi = 2 Papers Imported Macaroni__..- = American woe Finest Creamery Buiter. We Roast and rind our Coffee every day by steam, with the dry process. Don't forget the number. WALKER @ WRIGHT, 948 and 950 Louisiana avenue. J$a27-1m ANY CHAMBER SUIT, SWINGING GLASS AND BRASS CANDELE- BRAS, FOR $29.75 AT W. H. HOFKE’s, 11 BO] Market Space. 308 and 310 8th st. n. Grear Reoverox [sx Sroves Gur remaining stock of Heating Stoves we are now offering at a reduction of 10 to 20 per cent on regplar prices. This inclodes several of thecelebrated Radiat ‘Home and other first<iass Stoves, A full assortment of Cooking Stoves and Ranges ow hand at low prices. A call respectfully solicited. - 8 JENKS 4 €o, 717 Teh wt Ix Onner To Reovce Srocx, I OFFER FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS MY ENTIRE. LINE OF WALL PAPEK AT COST FOR CASH, EMBRACING ABOUT 30,000 PIRCES. I WILL ALSO DO THE WORK AT A REDUCED PRICK. YOU CAN SAVE FROM 20 TO 40 PER CENT, ACCORDING TO QUALITY. J. F. SPELSHOUSE, AGT, No. 521 7TH ST., OPPOSITE GEN. POST OFFICE. JaT 3530 So Rh EE Goo Eee EE kee Sss¥ > THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Js without a doubt the most BeavTIFUL and the most Nornirrovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mm, contalutngus it aoes all the most improved Machin: ery invented up to the present time, but they produce ry ‘UNSURPamED by any millin the world. To ve that, we would sinipiy state that lange “uate ity ofthis magnificent Four. is shipped an Lrope ghd ‘caven at the principal Courts of tue old world. We GUamAS TEE tat its made {roi selected hard wheat Grown in Minnesota and Dakota. Tt 1s an acknow) Tact, that in this Flour a perfect sep aration of the glutinous particies of the wheat berry ‘nd a thorough elimination of all woak and starchy Matter has at last been reached, and 1s consequently nore NUTRITION. yielding more brea to the barrel from its bread Staking Gualitionts ia the chest as mits wualtties it cheapest, as Well as the best, (or either family or baker's ‘Use, and busurpawed by any Flour made. Every sack and every barrel is warranted to give entire on. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ‘ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will pleuse the most ex- actng housekeeper alld suiisiy the most tastidious epi- cure. GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent GOLDEN HILL. ‘The 014 reliable stand-by and the Standara Family Flour of the District. It is equal in quality to a great many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst tt can be bought for considerable less money. We defy competi- tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we tee! assured that any housekeeper who tries them once will never use anything vise, Bor sale ‘by al grocers, Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indiansave. ee13 WM. M. GALT & Co. USH! PUSH! PUSH!—BEST FAMILY FLOUR, ‘$5.75, per barrel: Tomatoes, S-pound cans, $1.05 Per doz; White Peaches, 3-pound cans, 1c. per can; Cooking falsins, 1c. per pound; Hams (Cassard's), ike. per pound: Cassurd’s shoulders (nice as Harn), ‘Tige. per pound: Cassard's Shou.ders. lye. per pound: A-pound can fresh Mackerel, 15c. per can; Syrup, olethird honey, 65¢. per gallon: S-pound bucket Ap- ple butter, 3Uc; 5 pounds Mince Meat, Sc. suzar Corn, 9c. ‘dozen; Roasted Coffee, 124yc., 15c. pound; Plantation Java, roasted. 2c poun: ‘ery Butter, 30c. pound: 10 pounds Buckwheat. toc. Extra Flour. $4.50 to $4.75, ; $ pounds Nuts for Suc. INDLA TEA COMPANY, $45 fins. w. “7th street cars pass the dour. “send usa Postal.” jad FRE ZAMILY GROCER ps AT REDUCED PRICES. —Just receiving, Raisins, Currants. Cit- Ton, Nuts of ali kinds and Florida vranges. Creamery Buttera specialty. Ful: Cream Cheese 12% cents und. Cape Cod Cranberries 8 cents per quar New York Buckwheat Siycts. New York Apples, packed 1d "200. expressly for family use. from $2 10 $2.50 per barrel. Sito, Sweet’ Potaiges and Irish Potmtoes which we fuaramtes to be first-class. A fa. line of Lrst-class Groceries, selected expressly for smanily trade, which ‘we ure how offering to cash buyers at reduced ‘prices, Goods delivered free. Prompt attention given to orders received by mail, N. A. POOLE, #44 La. av. ‘Successor to Poole, Brooke & Co. ric} Joo & KELLY, Wholesale and Retall Dealerta FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VE, AMB, MUTTON, &. ieee cae ae eee Rene aan a ee ae Se parece ois ie alate al pas oho Mass Jour Corsox Sars, In an article entitled “Family Living on §500a Year! “Fuel for # cooking Stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided COKE were used In cities,” &c, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $3.70) 25 Bushels for $2.50, COKE NOT CRUSHED= 40 Bushels for $2.90. 25 Bushels for $2.00 ‘WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, iS 411 and 413 10th street. at tt By HEE Soe SAE A #8 e aa a 4 CO 814 SEVENTH STREET N. W. In order to clone out our entirestock, we have marked don the following goods: 200 Doz. FELT HATS, sold formerly at 75c., selling now at 250. 50 Doz. FELT HATS, worth $1, selling now at 50a ‘and 6ve. 60 Dor. FELT HATS, worth $1.50, sold now at ‘750. and $1. 100 Dox. CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 22c. 00 Doz, FINER CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 100 box, FINEST CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 500. and 75¢. SILK VELVETS AND VELVETEENS AT MAN- UPACTURERS' PRICES. Special sale of KID GLOVES at the following FOUB-BUTTON JOUVIN, desirable colors, st @5c. ‘sull better qualities at 75c., 87c. and $1. SPECIAL SALES IN CLOAKS We are determined to close out oor extensive stock of LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS PRICK NO OBJECT. ELEGANT BEERLUN DIAGONAL AND SILKE ‘NEWMARKETS, at §5, 96, $5 and $10. RUSSIA CIRCULARS, VISITHS and JACKETS, $5, 96, 67 and $8. SEAL PLUSH COATS and VISITES, at $18, $20, $25 and 628. CHILDREN'S AND MISSKS' HAVELOCKS AND NEWMARKETS, at $2.50, $3. $4, $5 and $6 only. ‘We aivise all in aeed of Cloaks pot to purchase un i they have examined Our Stock and seen our Prices, Canrers, Art Squares Tage FURNITURE, PLAIN AND ARTISTIQ, AU Specially Low Rates During January. “WALL PAPERS” “Prices and Work Guarantee.” MANTLE AND CABINET WORK SOLICITED, Designs for Same Drawn to Order. W. H. HOUGHTON & «0, 1214 F Street north west, Wan Parens Special Designs INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ARr wLORS HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING ‘Des'gns and Estimates Furnished, ‘Specialties in CARPETS AND FABRICS Agents for MORRIS & COMPANT 108m, ‘We Go not say CRAB ORCHARD WATER ‘Wi Cure Cancer, Epilepsy or Heart Disease, but, WE po Say CRABORCHARD WATER ase Remedy for 3 3 DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION. Isas Reliable as Quin \¢ tor CHILLS AND FEVER TRY a BOTT SOLD EVERYWHERE See that CRAB-APPLE Trade-Mark is on all pact (CRAB ORCHARD WATER O., Proprietors, SIMON N. JONES, Manager, Louisville. Ky. 029-200 Tuoxsoxs Be Guove 3 he he 32 Eb at Firrso ETS ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT: §°8 g For fifteen years they have steadily pained tp ang with sales constantly Increasing have become’ ‘Most popular Corset thronghout the United States, orgie @,auality 1s warrasted to wear twice as long, found worthlem, ‘Giove Fitting bave proved inva Retatiers are authorized to refund money if, on ex- Aaniination, these Corsets do Dot prove as represented, Tor sule everywhere. THOMSON, LANGDON @ Co, oc27-t0.tés6m New Youe Daoxgexness, OR THE LIGOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR Corner 14th and F streets, also, R. Kk. HELPHEN- ‘STINE, comer 14th street and Vermout avenue, Washington, D.C. Cal or write for pamphlet containing hundreds of ‘testmoniais from the best women and men from all Gare cure for blind, bleeding and itching Pilen One box has cured the worst cases of ten years stand ing. Noone need suffer ten minutes after using this wonderful KIRK'S GERMAN PILE OINTMENT ‘Tt absorbs tumors, allays the fiching at once, acts as Poultice, gives instant and painiess reliel, Kirk's German Pile Ointment is prepared only for the cure of Pilesand itching of the private parte, and nothing lee. every box ts warranted by our Agent. ‘Sold by Druggists and seut by mall on receipt of price, $1.00 per box, Sold by STOTT 4 CROMWELL, Wo. 480 Pennayt-