Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1886, Page 4

Mail i: 188 WORKINGMEN AGREE- PULLED HIS #. UT. A Sehoolboy’s Charge Against His The Courts. CourT IN GENERAL Tere. The Labor Troubles. HOPE THAT THE MINERS’ STRIKE WILL BE. Sraremurnr 6—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. DETAILS OF THE EIGHT-HOUR he ariesterday, Slade nyt. Smith; decree below ENDED THIS WEEK. ‘ or Corman, Coane Corars ‘ reed. A dispatch from Grafton, West Virginia,dated na > e rice: ov ami Crime Sie | Aimeeting of the delegates representing the UNRULY: Lats AnD Ait AnGdY pundaocuE, (exieh eae agt. Antonio Nardello yeaterday,says the miners of George's Creek are Tur Morvat Lee Tssvraxce Comraxy Or Niw ORK, For the middle variable, | building trades of the city was held last even- = Crncurt Count—Judge A cheerful over news received from Pocahontas. RICHARD A. MCCURDY, President. amend Sithes, °F “anmer westerly winds and fiF| ing at the Federation hall to agree upon the | | Willie Carroll, a little boy ton yearsold, who] today raligg or ale Me Galt ovals trial | At Elk Garden everything is quiet, The miners Fe weather + weather Is Indi. | BOUFS for going to and quitting work when the | lives at 313 D street southwest, appeared at the | resumed. there will be paid up in full this week for all FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER Sist, 1885. BS bee agree Fs ncpinte rs | eight-hour rule is enforced by the workingmen’s | Clerk’s office at the Police Court yesterday Eaurry Court—Judae James. the work they have done this month, and the (a Se Se Spee Cee spore a | organizations on the 3d of May. The session | #fternoon and swore out a warrant charging | Yesterday, Resecrans District of Colum- | mines closed until the strike is over. There are = | COLLARS. New York's Principal Mana. COrTARS. Ue states and New England. agt. — = ics as a = a H private. All of the trades concerned | Mr. John Lattimore, a substitute teacher at the | bia; certified to the general term to be heard in | no fears of any disorder in the region. It is COL factury COLLAR FULL Set ot Slip Covers for partor suites, | = . Jefferson school building;ti n, | the final instance. Dulin agt. White, John F. | thought now that the strike wiil be over this ~ INSURANCE AND ANNUITY ACCOUNT. 20,500 € COLLARS. d maile to order. Moses & Son, cor. mn, OF the Delnters’ "seeeatis | with amlaclt guid GARG Sheek t oat | Polley, adtsitsed oa pene oneI Manan te ae ee ee ee get fifty cents a ey Feta. c . 6 RS Dalnters’ assembly | with assault ant eos, ane Wr ae able { 4PPlication of Emil ‘Kuhblank; hearing in'the | per ton, which is conceded by the people of the 7 7 7 7 very Coliar Warranted Spy OOLLA Ts Seen es J; W Constdine, of the Une | sent to police headquarters, and will probably general term in final Instance ordered: In re | Fegion tobe Just. ‘The striking miners In, the |: one | ; | armas ATES pre tne Tate abaya’ COLLAR ee ‘a2 unani. | De served during the day. To aSrar reporter | lunacy of Patrick Moran; order nj pointing Ann | Clearfield district held an immense mass mect- . ema er Aen OoLLaRa watte or cob arbletop side- hat the hour ot quitting’ work | who called at the residenee of the boy’s parents | Moran, committee. Eg roomie h irccine peng chery poop aa elise 114 865'$951,815,981 07 | | force Jun. Ist. 1596. sies9s1.441 36 | COLLARS = THE PALAIS ROYAL . SF eestine ana ie the: lay, Bohrer Otter leave to file imberland region is beginning to felt in 1129,199/5398,323,080 29,199. 323.080 23 ace 3| The bricklayers at r c wwe | YOK charge of the school, in ag ; leave to file cross IS ag 3 | are = ; : | rOek entree ond, Sranlte, cutters, whose | Steence of tits regular teacher and shortly afver | Seticion’ of ven ae from pay-' | this to eastern ports, but now few can obiain | D& REVENUE ACCO! ce | HDKPS nares Tok) Re the schoo! opened @ boy climsily dropped a | ment ol interest denied and writ of assistance cargoos, and sre obliged togote Newport News, : ypxre si py old stock, or adver- hal c lier than the other | Site on the Toor, for which Mr. Lattimore re- | directed to issue. — ie To Balance trom last account.. 7.009.913 08 | to Policy-Holders: De - gr Wecuevee: bave ons) legates preseut expressed chem. | Proved hin witha hard slap on the side of bis CRIMINAL CoURT—Judae MacArthur. pene Onicue tg| 1 Premiums PTE or os | BY Beduanmensa ass HDEES guln prices First ti > - s confident he movement would | H€ad, and all the boys laughed. Order was Vedterthy sJaiiey se Ks = ‘he Baltimore an lo telegraph company’s | « Interest serene 9,446,052 35 chased Lnsmcances. $5,270,116 34 ; x e themselves. Wm. H. Dunn's, $11 7th si | 2 was suddenly attacked with a spell ot coughing, i ing and got an advance from six cents per hour - 221,900 00 4 r chad Hasdterchiets Ser = ——-__ aps | to Morton and not guilty as to Johnson; notice | 12 | t HDKPS. 12ke, worth PS Eicsr Recerven, 5.000 pieces of St. Patrick's Day. iewal of the distrler-ana ceboat eth Atnorts | 0 motion for new trai,” Samuel Hewter ase | fon Qver time 0, ten cents.” An ucrease. of finale ley prt ge a sy pieces of white blank puupers at idive, aad put. | THE PARADE OF TkISH socrETIES oMITTED—A | Of coughs, Neatly ail tha Serge Ghat Sith intent to kill; @ nolle pros entered. | “i'ot the employes of thetallor shops at Dan- | © o2er pisbarsements HDRES <3 Pelee heard ap ae spe MEETING To-NIGHT. it. When the coughing ceased the. teacher 00 ne an ville, Va., are on a strike for higher wages. Tae | MDRIS. S Se ee ee ee ee eee ack ‘The usual parade that has marked the obser- | stood atnong them and declared he would break | Pail In $3,000, employers decline to accede wo the demands, j HDRES HDRES one 28 7th st..w. | vance of St. Patrick's day in this city was omit. { €VeT¥ bone in their bodies unless the disoraer POLIck CourT—Judae Snell. ail business in that line is suspended. 1 HDKES Rwy 23 7th st. nw. © of St. Patric y i was stopped. One of the boys supposing the | ‘To-day, John Stephens and John. Mahoney, se 00 | Sami Ronse 887200 28) nea Guavestpentenns chores HDRES IxstANTANEOUS PHoToGKAPH gallery, 711] ted this year by the Irish societies, and the | jeacher was not looking threw souething at | profanitg; or teete Harris, loud and bois- Rhode Island's Coming Election. “ Premium on Stocks and Bonds elite ao Boxee Market Space. money that would have been expended used to | him, when the teacher selzed the boy, and | terous; $5. “Milton Gross, colored, assault; $20 | ‘The Ihode Island state election ‘occurs on the jo ghurchased saan sense? $7 | Hokes "Tk paras ovat. HDRES Mus. KA, DoxoVAN; 004 FE siteet, as cone | i ever, a ltenary and macieal entectatoerent | Howe and throwing hint Godly tain aes | Cee det, Laura Dorsey, colored, threats; | eh day of April’ At that time, in addition to { oS Sfonsi eS. K. A. Donovan street, one | howeve: = ss nlows, ni a eo personal bonds. James McDowell, 7 i 7224807 36 | to New York, being hotified by, the custom- | however, literary and musical entertainment | thar he fell on his desk, Obecrsing Wile Gor | pon Mary A. Jones, do.; $5 oF ten | the usual state oficers to be elected, the people 9157224087 30! sis house of the arrival of her latest importations | Will be given at Carroll hall, under the auspices roll endeavoring to repress a cough, he reached | days; appeal noted. will vote upon two amendments to the consti- Dn S = of spting millinery goods, direct irom Purisand | ofthe united Irish societies of the Distriet, in over aud sclzing him by the Hale Titted nim paneer tution, one of which allows soldiers and satiors | D™ BALANCE SHEET. scabies pasate’ New York. | aid o elt pi ne ad. Kev. | from his seat and swung him into the air unti is ING! LI aay will deliver a panegyric of St. | the hair by which he held gave way and the Affairs in West Washington. of foreign birth who served in Rhode Islaud chureh, and there will ng gentlemen will go this evening boy tell screaming to the floor, leaving the hair regiments in he late war to vote without pi of intoxicating liquors in this state. If these “ BUFplUS at fOUF Per COME. ceenene 5,012,633 73“ 1 Collaterals. ‘To Reserve for Policies in force and Seem to have RUFFLINGS BAD SMELLS FROM THE SEWERS.—The sewers - stvien RUPFLINO * two balis to close the celebration Of | in the teacher's b Sx: ender isorder $2d street seem to be co! ted erty qualification. The second amendment is} ,, |, for Risks terminated. -$103,846,253 00, avies cae, und hie bore rermaleas ane ede cranes a permit foul odors og fat “ae the one prohibiting the manufacture and sale ai uims recelved in advance. a wens Ree RUPPLINGS TTEMORE' : them throughout the day and night,aud to this SS LI Nem to Baltimore to attend the ME. LATTIMORE'S STATEMENT, ; : et amendments are catried by a Uree-Afths vote he HoLLAND SHADES, 6 feet long, 45c, with under th or the muni-| | Mr. Lattimore when seen by a8raR reporter | (e0r nas been attributed some cases Of typhold | Orth acnlined cloctors thes vill Beaune n por spring rollers. Very’ fine Holland shades on common rollers, 356. J. F. SPELSHOUSE, Agt ‘728 7th st. n.w. PuRtM CARNIVAL, Monda p the Irish National League: Win hy Tarsne of New Jersey of} . Johy G. Healy, superimtendentof | J. B. O'Connell, of the 1 Michigan; Heo this morning said that the above statement ‘was entirely false. “When he entered the school- room Monday the boys were suddenly attacke with a violent fit of coughing. Being sure that It is the carnest desire or the entire community that speedy action be taken by the proper authorities to relieve the comm s ACCIDENTALLY SHor HiMsebr.—Yesterday afternoon, about two o'clock, a boy about mt tion of the constitution, ‘The woman suffrage amendment will also come before the people, but not to vote upon at this election. “this i the first action on the bill in the general asse1 Dies at Luterest.. Interest accrued. Preuiums deterred aad tii Trane sit... 5 contractsaccor and is . to hucbled Pricer 3 per cen! Usual “murked fron C prtoen atbel ines nt ~ : ye " ch, | bly, and it is only to be read at the polls this Sativa, boltin “J - Mt others. Hvis chly an assumption, he stationed him- | teen, years old, named Thomas H. Goodrich, year. Another general assembly will then pass. $108,008,967 51 2 sik’ mull, “4 armors. z ts of Si Patriok, the Hibernian | 1110 the rear of the schobl-room to ascertain | was handling a revolver when it waa acelden: | Xeur. Another general assembly will then past - a : s works, 906 G st. D. w. ted their devotion to St. Put etoed 3 seni ee ball. voted upon, A. N. WATERHOUSE, Auditor, Hit or silve = phat oa nies Fick by attending mass at various churehes, | Poss Poe ee took the offender by thehalt, | - ReStaxarrox.—Mr. Jesso H.Wilson, attorney | ares TURNBULL GRANTED A DIvorce.—The | FFom the Surplus above stated a Dividend will be apportioned as usual Wil or wie ~ livered. ‘Telephone, 1 wae tigictiemais ae He rosisted, and in palling away from mo some | for building associations here, hae resigned 1 | tus. TouxBULL Graxrep a Drvonce.The | rom ne supine above stated . ~ 7 ecial day: ended low | arbre etc es of the hair came off his head. ‘Thats ali there | Accept a like one with the “iteat Batave Title | divorce pelition’ of Grace y » for x Nees, bul we atwast cell Poritare Carpets | THE COMMITTEE ESTAMLIsitES HEADACARTERS | 2 the hair Cue o not want to whip the boy, | Insurance compauy” of Washington. Ay RHUL yas greu veda th the supreme eourt ia. 450. anid 50, 4 > antes Ughomsers Geode. Forumer bers | CONTRIBUTIONS ACKNOWLEDGED, but attempted to break up insubordination by | A Horse KILLED—A fine Hone weed by | SON cnt ian Vest cook ca ee BOARD OF TRUSTEES. THE PALAIS ROYAL, “4 Curtains apd all goods in « any) The Light Infantry fair committee have | twitching his hair, ‘Tnere was no coughing | James Dug 2 bank falling upon it thar Oiice: | Washlngton,where he is living with hismother, | SAMUELE Spmoviza, [Groner C. Ricttanmos, |Gmouer F. BAKER, [Gronox Buss, advertised price list. ‘To verify | opened headquarters ut 9411 Pennsylvania ave- | #terwaru: ‘Warwiok had to shoot theinfaced manta He did not appear in Newport. Luctus RoBiNson. ALEXANDER H RUC [Jos THomPsox,, 2 call und see us. Singleton & Fie | nue, where donations will be received. At the | WHAT THE SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL SAYS. . = es Samurr D Hancoce, — /FRarcunomp Sra, ([Depiay Gucore, _ Feet n.W. | eee i 5 Mr. Fairbrother, the supervising principal, Pare REGISTERED AS ME, AND MRS. WixANa— | GEORGES, Cox, FREDERICK H. Cosirr, /PREDERICK ChoMWrRLL, eae ing of the fair committee last night the 5 1S PI , :ED eA a Joux E DEveiix, Lewis May, TEN T. DAVIN, ae =, | ; stated to’ tlis'veporter that Mond: ¢ Alexandrina Affairs. Col, Latrobe was a wiiness for the defendant | JUNI: DEVLIN. | [Lewis May. ie FEATHERS. RIBRONS, Prim Carsrvab, Monday, March 22, by following contributions were acknowledged : : Bee ete era | Hemorted toe ttice inviex ine Seas in the Winans divorce case hearing in New | Wicuene Ar Mo ceph texny WesMiri. Lake CRUGER, ‘ aa ees | S.C. Palmer, $10; D. S. Lord, $15; Hagerty | Miss Bessie Burns, the regular teacher, sent | Reported for Tie EVENING Sram the drng- | York yesterday. In 1871 witness met defend- | Jauuec Hones OLS EL, SHER WOO ERSON,, p Bunches of chrysan- FEATHERS, 2 aa } Naw: Wiki itz’ Brewing | bin word that she would not be at school that | gilt ein ane hee NY nen be regis- | aut and plaintiffin London; was introduced to | HeMaNx G von Post, | onknrOLYrHasT, themums, roses, butter. FLOWERS Just RECEIVED a ci med Pe iy x = eld y, and he requested Mr, Lattimore to take ae ite pies Sas STO Cale Metis a the woman, but not as Mrs. Winans. E: -Muyor cups, lilacs, Jongutis, RIBBONS, and Kefrigerators, at V | SCo-. 85 Bos | charge of the schpol Mo aap eee take | tered on the Looks of the state board of BHAT | anor Latrobe, of Baltimore; was) briefs exiene tions, ete) FEATHERS ta C because the boys were tad: eee ed tO doing 82 | macy. This registration Js to be made within | F- C, Latrobe, of Baltimore ea Bea a ae ain PLOW kin Hottaxp Si (6 fect ome, A5e, with Altken, ‘Son & Co. Prespag the toys were bad, apd lie sent for Alse 90 days,and to comprise those only "who have | fued and alterwards Henry! £ ames os HE LIKE ISSURANCE COMPASY, nen spring rolier: fine Holland shades on mercbandt DeWitt wire compan = ain ¢ Dovs became very | had not less than three years erience before , Of Wil —_—— serra F NEW YORK. common roile eiphia, $10: 3. W. Botelor & Sen anes | Bolsy, and he sent Mr. Lattimore inte take De ° EW KK J.P SPRLSI t., 728 7th st. now. worth S100, to be voted for; Willett & t, to be voted for ch: © ge until Miss Hepburn arrived. When she ¢ Mr. Lattimore returned to the office and the of the act, or who shall have passed tion before the bord of pharmacy. with the parties in had called upon them at the St. James hotel in New York ci THE LARGEST LIFE INSURAN : f (CE COMPANY IN THE WORLD. ATHERS, = : cape Ruoff, satin de Lyons, French ground, fur trim- r : Edgar Warfield, of this city, is the Alexandria | Where they were registered as Mr.and Mrs, Win- RIDHON EY& SuapFs, 10c. Hempler’s, Paave. | Eta wonhs Goldsinith,. th original | Teported that the boys bad been very nolsy and | member of the board. ans but he did not Kuow tem as man and wife, CASH. ASSETS, $108,908,067.51. eee ATY 2 SPR field Scott by "the th of Vir; 1 th who con 9 x z ‘ LOWh Ba CITY AND DISTRICT. min 497, roc Comaneneed, orien | fyhen the boy violently pulled avway oune Ot is Sy compounas There are perhaps | myo tnitea States Cazress company has ser | _Tavlotlat attention is requested to the following table showing the steady increase in assets through all the Nnnonst 3 Shuster € son, one Paris dress pattern, | {He 1s OF Ste ne room, many long-esta ous nd chalinns to | v1 21,000, | OW Etim ALBAUGH'S.—Aimee in “Mam’zelle. | vulne $o0" BH eseren Ge, ane mbes cuit: | be want in the var ne Bova te heer sovered aa eee aes eee) acing business) |e the robuery of their wale ou Lie Hooks telosal| inls ostapate Tay Rarnasia a ate. evidence of te absolute saeRy of investments in Life Insurance when _j REBBONS, | i with pebbles, but Miss Hepburn was unable to te id * road, rr NATIONAL.—Abbott in “The Mikado.” | to be vowed for, ©: tALraylor, one doz. | With pebbles, but Miss Hepbui hasbeen in business at the same place for ‘skillfully managed in the interest of policy-holders. Watered for dmc: Glock PLOW Ets Raabe acre ORE Of best shirts, to be voted ior; JW. Orme & Son, : 5 = within a few years of a century her drug- for one.;satin for Rinho NS ae two barrels of flow! rince, photographer, | Mr.Lattimore was tried in the Police Court on | gist has continued his business at the same a —World’s Minstrels. Dime MvsEUM.—“A Bloc PANORAMA BUILDIN Run. Washington L | Evans, one dozen p Post Combinati wing mac S, one Wite mattress; Ed. wars; H. Frank, silk bat Chris,” Heuri $20; ‘Tschiffely & TW. Pluzge, one $55: GA. Mattern, one box of and gold headed cant col, Sprin; | the 13th of last month for un alleged assault on | Charlie Vermillion, buiiding, and the ease was dismis: AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED, Commissioner Webb, upon reading a pub- lished account of the affair in a morning paper, immediately ordered an investigation of the ‘@ scholar in the Jefferson, Stand for over forty years; another for thirty- two years. One of the junlor phurmacy firms celebrated last Saturday the 21st auniversary of the opening of its business. Crrcuir Court.—The circuit court, Judge Keith, continues its sessions. A decree of di- yorce ‘has been given to Robert B. ‘Thompson ine tien FESTERING, WATERY AND RAW FROM THE FINGER TIPS TO WRIST, CURED BY cuTICURA, ASSETS FROM 1845 TO 1886, (Reckoning a period ot every ten years fem 1845.) ‘ATHERS, quality sather onvick Sromnch Aa eration ont cares nd boxes tor | BOX of cigars; Auerba reco uicien | facts by the superintendents of the schools* The} ge as yeterred ite pending case oF a In the spring of 1884 an eruption appeared on the TT SES oa the Elks" benefit netted about $900. | fabrella and cane; H. 1. Dantcrich, 50 dozen | and says that if the charge of cruelty is sus- | ga" Snowden ee ee ca ele oto K+ | backs ormy hands, supposed I was poisoned by For the Eiks benefit, a few more chotee | Picture of Gen « (ely & Haskell, Balt | “ed prompt action will be taken, gry per: maeter nas no celebration at St Pat. | 1V¥- My hands continued to grow worse until the fall, IRALLE, Agent, BEADS, BEADS. BEADS, eserved seats wi sale el o's. - -- r . See at oe an Ale & sunt medical xdvi 2, Eres cera Tee ae ene more, “Bible: Gas “Fixture Co., Balti- FRR oT rick’s day here to-day, but to-night tne Alexan- | When {consuited medical sdvice, and used many re- BEADS. _ For trimming hats, dresses and BEADS, a aaene Renner S | more, two bas reliets, representing Siegiried, - ne dria Catholic Beneficial society’ will attend St. | medies to uo purpose. Instead of gettiug better they For the District of Columbia, No. 1324 F Street N. W. ‘are in popilarde BEADS Lepr ngerstgr vulued at $20 each. HE Apnotr “MIKADO."—A spirited and | Mary's church and hear a Panygyric of the | rapidly grew worse, being a massof watery, festering, A. F. BRESFF & SONS, General Agents. it styles BEADS ut inde city; oe garment supporter. ~ kuagener adequate performance of “he Mi- | Saint by Rev. Father Stack.——The electoral | raw flesh, very offensive aud aunoying, Whenever nary have recommended the the following board of manag: | THE comm) Te Graduate To-night. NCEMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN MEDI- lo” was given by the Abbott troupe at the ional Theater last night. The tendency of board have filled vacancies in the election officers as follows: Second ward—Alexander H, part would heal ap 1t would be subject to the most vio- —_——— LL" BEADS BEADS. ze MS 7 . ” BEADS. 7 etgg Gps on pe Ga coiLe several of the weading arfsts to Durlesquc their] Soe men nore pected Sane yates Thiet | ieee tas ce’ ean fecthdetg tres CITY ITEMS. Buow Ox: How: Ox: Hiss Ox Bicaie: cokes sates one eADS Jexa , Wm. Gibbons i. OLLI E arts Was,on the whole, justified by success. | 2! Goo Uhik teks efor vate Ve z velow J Hyd dobnvon, W; F- Graham, Prot J. A-Scott, | The annual commencement of the medical | The object of light operais beseae merriment, | sconta hots have bala diclr Tec bses emerelal | singer joints, and festering would spread over saree | Our Second ‘Weekly Remnant Day. BEADS “TE PALAIS ROYAL = BEADS 1. W. Webb, J.J. Loving, Jas. Robinson, Wash- department of the Columbian university will | and while there are those who think the work | Geeming this the better course than tendering | SUFfuce. In this condition I began the use of the CUNT Much encouraged by the rush of business on Dreary, cheerless, stormy March, ton Waller, John W. Branson, Jos. Manning, | = 5 gational | Of Gilbert and Sullivan more effective when | coupons and then doing business without | CCRa Remepres. In one ween’s time my hands were | our previous Remnant Sale Day, we continue Thou cold and wintry thing, mm poses Pp ES [cee ree ne co toe Conaresadonal given with mock seriousness, the contagious di one —The abil ee Oxer cise: at St. Mary's | almost well, aud in a short time entirely cured. our nd Remnant Sale and Dargain Day to- Ido not see what right hast Hetween 9 ang 10 o'clock last night there was | church. Rev. Dr. Bartlett will offer the open | fun imparted to the performance by the ablons churenthatenwoeropenean bee eae borne we JNO. D. VAUTIER | morrow, Thursday, under even more favorable Among the mouths of Spring. aon as by ‘Mrs. McDonald, cad occupied bs’ Auaie | 1S Prayer; President Welling will confer the | troupe lshardly ope to objection, Miss Abbotts | auzel Stack, S.J. who conducted the devo: | pier 37,8, Wharves, Philadelphia, circumstances. ‘The past week has been. an GIOVES. GLOVES. GLOVES. Lucas. Damage, $id.) CCUPIed bY Annie | aecrees; Dr. W. W. Godding will deliver the ee Ces GaP Oy au ps, UmRer- | tional exercises, and Rev. Father MeGuirk, of : unusually busy one with us,and has naturally GLOVER. _ Look well, fit well, wear well GLOVES. Edmonia Lee. the colored servant girl who | address to the graduating class; Dr. William | tie as the Milan Mies a0n ees ee onesie colleges Washington, who preached in A COMPLETE CURE. Ce Sa ee ee = ¢ BS gmd cost ttle, ct are the at- ie charge of robbing ber cmpioser, Mr, Moses | [ies Chueh Will be the valedictorian, and Prof. | sisia, and Mr-Hroderick's Poot-fHuh. were all | $4blauation of the purposes ot the jubiieo.—— "hese will ull be marked out to-worrow from sono ‘ on an 4 charge of robbing her employer, Mr. Moses | King’ will award the prizes. Degrees will be | (iia and Mr, B stage-setting was admirable | county clerk 10, produce bis bouks, AG, for tie | , TBave suffered all my life with skin diseases of ait | ).1!ese Will all be mark ci ee peters t there is a great deal of < " eee ae oe iees And B handkerchief, was | conferred upon William W.L. Cissel and James | and the costuming tich, Supervisors’ examination, will be heard et the | fercut kinds and have never found permanent reliet | 20, ait bere plen aids: fe Bleached and | BLOWING ‘ ~ weraigned tn the Police Court to-day for the lar- | 1p. Giennan, of New York; Join F-Collins, New | @4,tbe costurnin EXGAGEMENT.—During bis | Columbus-strect court-house on Friday neste | UnUL, by the advice uf a lady friend, 1 used your valu: | uC, Be splendid yar ryard; yard-wide a : “ PeRgstnd the pleaded guilty. “The judge tined | Jersey; Henry L. Gosling, Tennessee: Arthur J. | engagement at Albaaate nee woe te Bee Mostra. Perry ‘Smoot Co. lave: week added | ableCoricuna Rewuntia: Leave them © toorcarn | pron couons at cents | Percales at 8 cents Ana + -s is hey $5, oF 15 & sph | Hall, Colorado; Andrew ¥- Hoter, Pennsylva- | rett will be seen In the following pluys: “Mon: | Seu Ferry, Smoot & es of the employes of | trial, using six botiles of the Coriccna Resonvasn | per yard, worth 12ye.; Wamsutta, New York ‘ ee Lovee Beaks agveral mighae age arte, Seqguarret | Ski af maviens, Unwae ot creme | Oe: “Richelieu: Tuesday, and Saturday ina | Sate plawtg nti. “inlstan dene cree |e isoaes of CossGUsA sollmeves cave oroarecoee | MULL end Exide of tie West paniwthe tusenned ano ies’ cad Gloves, GLOW RR asbout bh “= j detaon et HH hes a 4 ee, “Hel ia vednesday, 2 Cesc: Ci ef y yA, en | ae berinere 30 3 el s r- S. EW styles and colors, 2c A LOVES Phosgene more, ag Pablisied, in THE STAR at | graduates. class are Henry b. Deale, presiden vttammtete Friday ihe King's peltion; revolved tno: lacresest wares wivtnee eA eer ae ae ema EAE ec eG rootaT/ ee OnacDagy\eomiceENanT Slovis “SHE'PALAIS WOvaL GLOW me, Was tried in the Police Cou S| Andrew F. Hofer, treasurer; G. B. Young, se Tne Wontees E re nere: Hout | Would be—a complete cure. = 3 Po gh chairman; Henty 1. Gusling, Willi G, Stim: | Albaugh's box office to-morrow morning. tained the wrecked steumer amd recalve ‘@por | Richmond, Va. ments, ee Z HISSING L Y. son, Frani L. lelyer, Daniel O. le N. . F v % ¥ 0 ey. ef nee: on eee 5. W. Powell, presideat of the Anthro- | 200; Frank M; Hlclyer, Daniel U, Leach. 1AATION ALT HEATER-—Mestayer and Vanghn's | (ion of the Insurauce inoney. Reference: G.W. Latimer, Druggist, 800 W. Mar | Do not miss this rare opportunity. logical society, delivered his annual address iore the society In the lecture room of Colum- | Be: 5. E. Mahan, J. W. Wheat, L. D. Wilson, Wn F. Morsell, A. B. Hobbs, Max Hausmau, T. B, Js & Co,,” will be the ext week. attraction at this house’ m see shall street, Richmond, Va, LANsBURGH & Bro. foie 1 420-122-424-426 7th street, Haxnis’ Bisou THEATER announces for pro- Backs and Shoulder Blades. Sey — todo with, Dian university last evening. His subject was | Mohun, A. L. Robinson, J. E. Rockwell aud duction next week, “A Mountain Pink,” vit VARICOSED SORE LEGS. “yom Barbariem to Civilization.” ‘Thornberg. Laura Dainty in the leading role. AD NA ne rae ‘eet ated ene Mr. Abraham Van Vechten, an alumnus of ———>___. Hi Williams college, will ive a reception at the Arlington, in honor of yr. Mark Hopkins and | v1 z sssed. So fucti Mrs. y was red . earrings, 7 stone clusters,$55, worth $83 But whenever # e | ers ARTisTiques.—Frauiein Lill Leh-| dressed. Some of the men who were so red 8#tisfuction. John Flarety was aisy cured of a | 1 Pr. earrings, % carats, perfect, $125, worth | Prick fs thrown in their midst they set up a howl Poly heap olirepoerebeor pe pete | POE D ilantst we OCT tUM- | with blushes over Mrs, Potter's reading also | 10s of long standing by the same treatment, eo ciens Shy Perieely $223+ WORD | wich groms in Intevatey ust the sound thereot —y = . = A.C. Clark to same, lots '1, 2 and 11. sq. janist, and Ovide Musin, ‘ JOHN M. COOPER, Druggist, be likened unto the hissings of enraged vipers From Shillington we have Harper's Magazine | a's and 4, 3; 8825. G. G. Colex: “1 elolinis 7 | Went to the parties, and were not in the least a digset enragea cy an Pronk Ladies Fopuine Monthly for-pril | and 5 and 7, sq. 613; 3525. G. G. Colegate | the ‘distinguished violinist, will give one of ‘The will of Isaac Hill was filed today. He Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been fled as follo D L. Yulee, sub. 9, sq. 112; $13 uG's ‘will _bave next week “A Box of tid to be a most laughable fare their concerts art ques at’ the Congregational On Monday evening some of the women whom Mrs, Potter so shocked went to parties halt shocked by the display of arms and waists My wife used the CuricuRa REwepres for a sore leg, caused by varicose velns, with entire and perfect Greenfield, 111. Some specialties in earring: 1 pr. earrings, 1 carat, ‘$45, worth $60. 1 pr, earrings, 1g carats, perfect, $90, worth $125, se people, they’ hi ig indulged in it to Uhat It has become second nature. ‘ churel T o: 4 Fee 4 carats, perfect, $185, worth HISS ON! , Lambert to th chureh, on Tuesday evening next. Seats will he general gaze. wae = 1 pr, earrings, 3% | A. Depue, - OAL: repeat? hat the exposure of anate fa re $ z —>—_ poche tg ate Kellogg, lot 99, sq. 133; $1,400. | —\ meeting of | Winter thu ‘exposure 0 omy is far be-| Are sold everywhere, MARRIAGE LICENSES. — Marriage licenses | have been issued by the clerk of the court to Franklin Cook and Lizzie Smiley; Kobert Doyel, of Staffora county, Va,, and Maria E. Travis; W. Dorsey and Georgie Heinline; Wm. MeKenney and Agnes Brooks. ————— A WASHINGTON GRADUATE.—Among the W.B. Harper to Minerva Wright, sub. 14, sq $3,200. Kt. Farnham to T.and J. M 541; $1,144. Jane nd 112, Murphy, lot ney to Virginia Mrs. Elizabeth 100. © property; 3—. Mary metery, the the Disiriet, len wood, was 11th street, | nd L. H. Eckert, secre: | bourd of directors, | dition of the ce to be improved, and stating what had r d last evening at German ball, . F. Imhof presidi tary. “The repo! showing the financial co low the neck and shoulders. Of course they are sleeveless and held on tothe figure by the narrowest band or strap over tue shoulder, ften Just. wide enough Jor one row of Jet beads, In soine instances nothing Is left to the imagi- nation by this absolute exposure. The worst of it is there is not even the excuse of vanity, tor, some 01 the lowest dresses are on scrawny fortns Cure, 50; CUTICURA Soar, an exquisite Skin Beau- tiffer, 25c.; CUTICURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, 31. Prepared by the PorTER Davo aND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” ITCHING, Sealy, Pimply and Oily Skin beautified 0. [ABRIS & Co.,Diamond Importers,432 7th st. The White EI 917 7th street northwest. Grand re-opening Thursday evening, March 18th, under entire new management. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Billiard and Pool “LAUGH AND GROW FAT,” sustain us. Wesel! FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING Manufaeti and some on stout ones which have shoulders | PY CUTICURA Soar. Parlors. WUNDER & Scort, Not One Cent More—Not One Cent Less, Ist of names of those who received the degree | sane, lots 2 to -44-on Hill street; 3. as to securing’an amendment of the charter, | Course and dingy in bre, 1 heard w gent Se eS aS 2 Proprietors, Sfadcetor, Of medicine at the graduating exer. | Ohi ti Marianne Young: p was presented and adopted. The proposed | S2u"se ne, thank Sieuveut' | BACKACHE, WEAKNESS, UTERINE Pars, | 2 Zi to Kate Fa ! cises of the University of Maryland, held to-day » pl.sub, amendment is to giv holder a vote tor say one evening at a party, “ have no daughters to bring out in low necks | Soreness and Lameness speedily cured by that new, Spring Overcoats, ali wool, silk facings, $5.25. ‘Going on that the wintry winds of March have naught Blowirg appears to be an absolute necessity to some ich AD extent Because the people are with as and will support and At exactly Ten Per Cent above the Actual Cost of English Derby Ribbed Mose, black and colors, 2c. " to , a Johnson’s, Corner 13th and E. Spring Overcoats, Tweed mixture, $3 Lisle Thread Hove, stripes aud solld colors; French atthe Academy of Music, Baltimore, was that $1,000, Ida M. Stansbury to CS. the directors. Tie annual election takes place | and hull-clad; know I could not bear to see my | OFiginal, elegant and infallible antidote to pain and i yr Je | Spring Overcoats, Gray Corkscrew, 85.2% | ribbed, 48c. of Dr. Allen Walker, of Brightwood, D.C. Dr. | K,’sub.sq. 492; $2,300. on Tuesday next. nughters dressed like some of the giris terete, | inflamsoation, the Cozicuma AmarP am bramaee Nem eclncint Boal ehisereberiicOrsme teeiee | heecles iociemans meee oe <a Black Silk Hose, ecru, split feet, 98e. pn Rid args SP ia ents eradaeea | Over a Handred Minto: THE CLERKS’ Ass tthe meeting | RgMt. Just look at that back for instance.” I | At druggists. 25 mony | Nock Game, Stas Nothing but the best. Lite | gi2.50 . ee Seine | Cuildren's Derty Ribbed Hove, all colors and elses, jor hh ence. He y gre era ) S$ ASS« happened to know thatthe lady to whom he 7 vee. Ladies” large saloon at-| >, = " y 2c. He was a ttudentol Dr. Co: Staue oF mtigke: | THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE MUTUAL Lure | ofthe Clerks’ Mutual Benet and Protective ag. cated uy atueution was a marnid womad aud tached eae ae 1 | gange Overconts,antia and allt Hoing, $17.75 an je wis of Dr. C.G. Stone, % dics Sate S00 st EK. 8. F olde e above the vanity of suel e PPPoA RA oT wood. | INSURANCE COMPANY, | Q. Brooke were initiated to full membership, | {uite old enough to be a Men's Suits, $3.90, $5,00, $7.50, $8.75, $9.7 sss ee ‘The annual statements of the Mutual Life | Dr. Alex.Me Williams having resigned, Dr B, | 2BNtes, sue fe mucried, Tsuld. Heturned Seo ipcialel gs hd ae) eed [DIES ee ee ee ee Sss, ,THE ApvaNce From THE Razor to THE | insurance company, of New York, furnish aj ne ce was elec ie gXamining | physician. | her husband permit her to dress so Indecentiy?. Ge Serene abe een of Tees A new invoice of Children's Pants,4 to 12et22) AMAT |) ASA Ils 3 Pistor.—James Johnson was acquitted and | series of figures not at a dry to those interested | $lanks were presented in the form of an address | jy’s a strong word, but it Is the right one to use YOUR HAIR TURNING GRAY AND GRaD- | Grand Montbly ng ¥ cents a pair. J Me icted the € ul Ce to the merchants, with blank application, ” Lou on Tuesday, February 9th, 1886, at a pooch meg phe pena Sate atl Court | in studying the growth of a great financial Which will be. printed and torwartet oye | before all STa Lani Ge A Bally falling out?’ Hall's Hair Renewer will re-] New Orleans, La, it is continued thus: The We sold 1,000 pair of these Pants last week. RRR, 00 fouil abe Flint. The detendenes nlored | institution. The statement published in to-| early day, asking them to become honorary | Eun de ncaeons wrsta go ered ct Fecep- | store it to its oricinal color, and stimulate the follicles | NeW, Gu ital--$75,000—was drawn by No. 5 fer 3 3 4 int. The nts are cx : | Gere tee a a Hee ROR I SER e ee ona OAIGESSL | to produce \al nee ana JuxuriabtigroMtcle Ievalay | COM ant die ee ae F233 boys. In discharging Johnson the court asked day's STAK Shows the assets of the company to | Croplosiment. The oar cre reported out of | had a beautiful iene ttle roslden Wairoa DUGA | caer tise’ pallpy eralisatar duuteea: cei sera) held by Annie Sniith, a colored cook at No. 113, E Eww € sponded? ian! gaat a pistol Johnson re-| have veen. December 31st, 1885, $108,008. sous to provide for the payment of $100.wins | astaight, I was there an hour, and most of cable and harmless dressing. Liberty St., New Orleans: one by Andrew Doyle, VICTOR E ADLER'S ced BCASthar "took occasion t ‘iement “tie | 2200 Hears tiwont incoinprelinable eves | Fo Myo dviae jsane Rayment OF $100 with | the inte fooklng at bucks or sliGuldcr blades | feeble and haralos dressing care of Thos. Sheahan, 50 Broadway, New York SoHE ES } yee eee merly, he said, it was reported. that they ‘added to the assets and besides “this gana, | Ment Orixin of Card Fisy ing: papers al Sener pee operand he ste areatk TEN ed a W EF carried razors,” but now their advance in i ry hakdarorand taper coms TRACING THE PASTEROARDS INTO ANTIQUITY |TJVAKE AYER'S SARSAPARILLA IN THE | ¥4 one by W.R. Jones and five friends at Mui CLOTHING HOUSE, Suh Ht kK v Sse the ways of white people is shown by the sub- | $147,040.00 was paid to policy holders, THE ODD FELLOWS’ ANNIVERSARY ANDTHE | AND TELLING SOMETHING ABOUT THES. Spring of the year to purity the blood, invigor-| Bhysboro, Ills, &c The Second Cupital was stitution of the pistol ior the razor as 4 weapon. | The company has now {im Tores oy ee $2 Lopes —At a meeting of committees of | prum the Boston Globe. ate the system, excite the liver to action,and restore | drawn by No. 76,298, sold also in fifths, (at $L BARES A “I do not think,” he said, “their habits in that | 22¢,ComPany has now personel meteteed ‘ellows from the Grand Lodge and Grand eikcaard 2 each); one was held by Gottfred Anderson, on 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W. BAA K RG G@ AA Fespeet have been luuproved in the least by the | Poricies. Jt claims to be the oldest active’ life | Eneampinent iask, evening Ao een Nord | ‘The best authorities incline to the belief that | the healthy tous ead vige of the whens physical | Stcaier “Onward.” at Market Ste whan . BBL AA RRRG AA change.” - - chat] prey Gaceel poe LG Gort Mut the | Subject to the consent of the trustees and sub: | cards, like chess, are an importation from the | mechanism. mhi16 | Francisco; another was paid to Wells Fai RS go Aw ——ee | Strongest financial fustitution In the workt | QFdlnate lodyes, to allow the Sovereign. Grand | east and that thelr origin 1s to be sought lorie ey ea Eee n % Soe Fhe WE EEE OF THE TAMMANY | According {0 the plan of the company, set forth | Lodge th ie Oud Feliows' Hail baildiag tne | %Be most remote antiquity, Tt must not be $10,000 was also sold In ifthe: one. to Deis ‘ Mewaite Elocend Waite Fisia Where Low wee Riceting of the Torna, Bopid says that ata | in its publications the assets and surplus all | rms #p the Oud Fellows’ Hall bulldiog that | (mgineg, however, that these vers eeetece Ritiy, Gotitn, How. Munson mst WE STRICTLY ONE PRICE White, Blue and White, Plain White, Low neck, SSS of, the Tammany society in ammany | belong to the insured, a8 Ufthe profits, Meck: | different encampments and lodges ‘or the 1. 0, | eards have much resemblance to those now in . Rudolph, No. 1418 West St; one to W. M. Fi crate age ee “pond wore inl uated? Guogressmen, Maoly wamey | Holton tn tuts ans bart gf the promt. Hence | Gk nave not ye appointed all their com | use; They bore mysteriously, grouped emble- through Walle Pargo 2 0's Bxprew ter ots ita esst <7) Rey sf and Comley,of Michigan; Caldwell, of Tennes. | pride in the welfar of the company. the ANIMAL ore erend | matical figures and were doubtless employed murth Capit bre dr: irene ~ : or ele 7 my ‘ampinent to arrange for | rather for the fancied interpretation of the will ‘ Fourth Capital Prizes, $6,000 each, were drawn ‘ mel nn H. Koge | ss o red vy. Iu | 28 the commitices are appointed & meeting | specimens of the original cards, as tree ietoe, = over—Vicksburg, Miss.; 9» Cal, ete. A <s Phomias 5. Coakley, of Washington, D.C. | estimating the value of famurance te batical | Will be called, and arrangeruents will be thes | duced late Rurope by the gy enieg ee eo BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. So it goes on constantly. ‘The 19ist Grand t. oy A New Cov: NaTIox aL Ux hould take int ideration the pblicant | made for the anniversary ence, thelr sole representatives being what are | BLACK SILKS, immense width, splendid quality, | Monthty DDravwing "will {tai place ‘at, noon, ry Sy95 ‘Tien coca Con ce tie Ret aT a | seal take into consideration, the sdrength | a called taroto, which are still extant in Switzer: | casi value $1.95. price reduced to 86e Tuosday, April 18th, and ang information de| Bags B. 5 ‘Washington was instituted inthe GA ie nad | claimed cilia pensar ee nich Is] A Bru ror Divonce—Today Montes a. | (algd carole, whlch are still ext parts of Alsace, | 1.000 yards good quality PLAID MUSLIN, only 6c. | sired can be had of an application to M. A. | LDaRGal mera oo Fy Washington was institated in the G. A. I. ball | remy Gor ht insted rn Polar of in| Krenek, by Mr. M. J. Ford, tiled. bill fora die ‘They are unknown, however, except as curiosi:| BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, 98. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Now try not tobe ee BY ie’ with about’ niet connected wick | surance issimplc and easily comprebouniog. Hed in Connecticut in 1a31andaized Cece | Hes. it ts a wolléstublished faci that the un-| SILKS 37% SILKS, 60 SILKS U2 lest next time. Es — z 00 Aaa E 5 o . “ i ‘ ia eee ae and State departments as mem- | addition to the regular life plan the company | 5iStecn years na Vion tie ane Charges | Cuctated with the Wseot cardaascariyus a. 1s, | £02 4 BRR TTIT EEE RRB 585g | Immense Assortment of Baby Carriages oe Ee bers. | They elected the following officers: F. E. | has a five year d tribution scheme which pre- | desertion on May Lath, 1867. $320. SES RR Ss RS Ee SE 5gg, _| are now on exhibition at R.Goldschmid’s, 812] PRICES CUT IN HALF IN ORDER TO ee ON ZT ss Storm,” presicent, ‘Thos. Morrison, vice: presi- | seutsan altractive luvestment ietwre | y 1Bth, 1807." Mae aaa setulae ent eee fo ke ket FRGE en Cuist wilt peateedat epee aoe Rk 7 dent; H.'4. Hueitish, speaker; J. W. Palmer, ex | 5 is 8 y. Go AAA ROR Fe 2 of _S jut; HA. Hucitish, speaiver: J. W, Palinervex: |) 000 —The | aicred for the mide rol eas flamilton, tn- | to which cards have been devoted, ‘The cards| Ooo 2S HH T kee & & Sae8 | pune . CLOSE OUT OUR WINTER STOCK RX 3 nd Hucal sectetars; Wy Helio ieasutcr | volintcers of Company”, Datricevonanieens | dicted for the murder or Gesrge 2 and. cate Invented by tue Abbe Gaultler for the purpose of his sioaavepann wearizih bges acct ES EI Siiese 2 EE Baad b> “ git bore, “| heey pane bes aioe er, who f conveying, a » the elemen: ee eens S_S Stee, cola | Nees soa cenaen 5 sepemeision Of The “District as | BEW telat ty the Court im General ‘Term, us | nowledge of bstors, weoten hy, ets, are buts | NAVY BLUE SATINES, reduced to 150. COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES, TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS RRE GGG A Rw Gvorkeever: WP. Watroun J. V. Wardsuunn: | 1 the best pian to be adopted forthe celspre | Stated) 1a Monday's Sra way yesterday’ ad- modification of the early philosophic/packs de-| BEAUTIFUL SATINES, new styles, wide width, Its Use in Lung Troubles. Bens (° £4 TRS S80, Shot G Hvthed. waseen = Uon of the twenty-fifth anniversary of their piace cc! signed to ussist the memory by giving locality “5 Dr. H1gaM CADORETTO, of Jacksonville, ER RG oo x — e1 e U1 es the ideas. It is not exaggeration to say that the | TEA NAPKINS, pure linen, 50 dozen, . A = = a Papen ee a Foner eet f the United States. A Romantic Miss to Become a Mrs, magulileént Louis X1V-almost raised cardsplage NEW YORK, MILLS SHEETING COTTON, im- | S8¥S: (I have for the last ten months presérib Hi patistiecend diese CIgTr The anuaal wtccting SE eHOvARY So-| Rosnexizs Rxronrep.—Mrs. Ellen Harris, | From the St. Louis Globe Democrat. jug to an institution of state. It wus Introduced | mense width, very best quailty, 25c. Troubles, and they seem to be greatly benefited | A good Cheviot Men's Suit at $5, worth $10, New spring style Puff and Knot Scarfs, 48c., 680., Foreign Missionary Society of the Washington | thd 6 o'clock, seetenita, | Among a lot of eges received by Sprague & | 12, the King and qucen regent nee alec EREGOAT REG ee iby dese” €0 | A nice Cassimere Suit at $7.50, worth $14. and 98. fo Sap pe merneanergent de Mr Bown 5 en 3 and 6 o'clock yesterda: : i ss i ¥ e: im te ‘d a i regular Halt Hose, all colors, silk clocks, 18.6 (ity Presbytery was held y sree iesnlee. | morning her clothes line was stripped of elotiy | Sons two weeks ago was one with this inserip- | avined. "The exaniple set PY the Paluce spread | | deautiful Shades of TRICOT, wide double width, all | _§3 Per Gallon. 75e. Quart Bottle, No.1 4 fine Ail Wool Cassimere Sait at $10, worth $18, peg jose, Be. After a preliminary session in ‘tue morning | ! ec, G12 Louisi- | tion in lead-penell: “Whoover eats this egg will | througi all ranks. Out-door gaines fell into | pare wun Soe Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money, | 4 fine ¢button Cutaway Corkscrew Sutt at $10. ‘Dress Shirts, 89c. - there “was an adjournment for funely | S24 ie a lady's gold chats anal a3%y | Plewse write to Miss Mollie Graham, Pana, 1,” | disrepute, men became snbeulthier and mone a Retna Shades of ANL-Wool ALBATROSS, wide | Orders by mul. -MeGee's, Oth, near Dst. A fine Prive Abert Sul at $14, worth 2 ee fee made Oy Hen eee ect Mddresd | Money. *indy’sGold chain and $6 In | I gave the egg toa young inan, who wrote as | norant snd a sud effect upon female m, nde wh i rvogs aeseeeniatad Dollars, 2 for 25.” Cals, £ oDey. y ~ the ill Ne Men. ‘an extra $0 © 2 for 2 ‘200. Sas, made by Rev. Arthur Mitetcil, D. 'b., | Money pe eee. directed and got a very pretty and very modest | cifects observuble in countries addicted ssc willbe presemed with two HANGOME DOGSEE | You are allowed a free trial of thirty days of Roya’ Sultsat $4, 64.00, $5. 95.5004 98. pagede yori nay ey ly secretary of ‘the board of foreign inissions | typoxraxt Novion schequleof extra | answer. Pana 18 not far away and letters fly | playing. It is doubtrul it anyting in this pro- | DAMASK TOWELS, worth $1 a pairs Phees oeccs | the use of Dre Dye's Celebrated Volkale Bort hepa phat apy eeg English Kid Gloves, 8e., $1.50, $1.75, ay ey ee missions. | fare rates on the 1 tetris | quickly between there and St. Louis, Miss | Sent century has so adequately described the | Towels are one yard and a quarter long, nearly taree- | with, Electric, Sus ap eUTe or Norge | | Calldrea's Gute from $2. upto ea, which showed that there were twenty bea ited Express.” via the Penn ja railroad, | Graham and the gentleman exchanged photo- | evil effect of this game as the Page stony of quarters of a yard wide ‘immense pe, ‘are all speedy. relief and permanent cure of Nervous =p pot 500. “the receipts | WeBt into effect Monday, March 15, the extra | graphs, and now {hear the young tellow ney | Little Nell’s graud-father in’ Dickens’ “Ola Ride colored borden, “"° Cecorated with # Deausifil | Debility and ail kindred troubles; also for many a the year. A surplus ot | farebelng reduced 2 front New York ‘and Phil | Sent proposal and expects a tavorable answer, | Cutiosity Shop. a P. otuer diacases,_ Complete restoration £0 heelka ALL NEW AND FRESH GOops, ros Ordered to be sent to tie board. The | #telphia and $1.50 trom Washington and Bal-| Miss Graham, they tell mie, 1s a handsome B n sealed envelope mailed free by ad- \tinn hicago, and a corresponding redue- | young girl und the daughter ol a weallliy fate « neat Dakine Towner a ope a MeKnizht, presides fi Baleyy nex | Hon mad toother points, ‘This reduction will | iver living two tiles from Pana, 4 ee co ie san ie Ereaing Voltaic Belt Co, Marsball, Mich, w,slc care mM z Bailey, Mes. | Coabie passengers travel ia the Pennsyl- swe — (GOLD MEDAL AT NEW ORLEANS: ‘whi ¥ ee ctey: 2S Ghilds, vice | Vania railroad to take passage on the popular Cooking in the Public Schools. fen’ 8 8% 24 ‘ : pinagh ep a elo es PANTS! PANTS! PANTS! MacFariand, corresponding secre. | “blnited Express” at a slight charge in excess | prom ine Boston Traveller, seorehe a BRO. ¥ Aaa ENDORSED BY THE LEADING HOTELS IN| ppegh Alderney Putter churned every morn- irs Fi; Siuorc, ‘treamarer: Mis, A. is | Of, t¢ usual fate on other regular trains. ‘This |" We nave & persoual pride in ieling that Boe-|& 00 ¥ 2% THE COUNTRY. ing and delivered in 4p 1b. “Ward” prints, 450. | Wiktaus and Miss ¥.G_Childs, synodical mem- | Tmenger trains 1p the Weekes Veas it | ton Women are the originators of many good APPROVED BY THE GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS Per lb, Also cottage cheese and butter, in —— 2,000 pairs of od4 Pants for men from eke ™ Saree deep gil the, comforts and douvenleuces of | projects, and the matierofintroductageullmary | P%, KI 55 3 oa, FOR THE INDIAN COMMISSION. pe Ee | Aswoctation.—A retet | SPyjchs Hotel: It is composed. exclusively | education into the public schools is one that| fer A Be HEN G MARTIN KALBELEISCH’S SONS, (Calléren’s Pants from 25 cents up. lows aud orphiais of de- | Meals are setved oa Route dt toe agains €4P%. | places our own city a leading one in this direc. fAM4 ER ENN ¢c9 Established 1828, NEW YORE. Sine eB ee the Improved Order of ied | of gre tion. At the commencement of last year Mrs, Seseee to bis friends and, that he ak Men ot cted Last evening by Augustus Hemenway asked the city for a room Wishes to announce patrons THE LONDON AND LIVERFOOL ee leers: President, B. & O. R. R. SpectaL Norice.—In order to | in a school-house, which they granied, and this: PP, OO .W WwW WpppD KER S: @) has removed his place of business from 521 7th st., Oe Pe ah dees & | accommodate “the inereased travel on the B. & | she fitted up at her own expense use ‘cooking PO Oo Wwww DD po BBR, PRING 'VEROOATS, near F st, to 728 Tru Sr., bet G and H sta n.w., CLOTHING COMPANY, Be eenetany 5 Js “os Denton ad °. RK. RL between Washington and Indianapoits school Two, teacners were engaged to ‘assist ia? wig 2B g FS ¢ large stock . Lichards. “Ditectors—James e company Is now running @ through sleeper | her, one com! 1m London, from the tamous = —_— large mhl0 CORNER 7TH aND of $0. 38s. Man 3. W. Golde between these points, leavin hore daly at’ yenoot there and the other a ‘normal ‘graduate oF Dos = guid @eTREETS are Rte Shermau, W. MéGood- | pun., arriving nextday st ladianapolisa 1 the Boston cooking school. Duri VENT, ‘Of No. S; Wun. Otter and Was. Lewis, of | 2 me ZL hours, Secure your tickets and | year past five grammar schools have exch ane ABSOLUTELY PURE, bead aba abasic SO ANGES — | style. Tam also prepared to sell Sine gold paper at the Slivertop Umbrellas, $2.65. Dod. sleeping car aecousmodations ‘at B. & O. ticket | thirty scholars once a week for and IN THE WEATHER ARE 80 MANY low price of 40c. apiece. Also, white blank papers 7 14 Karat Gold-top Umbrella, $2.76 ie GE = ne teretaeins offices, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania ave., and | with the result that, when the committee were WARNINGS TO BE PREPARED WITH at 12ige. and bang the same at 129. apiece 4 tine ad Nimatxraxs Manstep—The trouble of get-| station, curner street and New Jersey ave. | jnvited to examine ihepapite laren study, | This Powder never varies. A marvel of parity, \OTHING. WE AREREADY | ®inchgold friese for Suc. Also, Holland shades with ted im Virginia was exemplitied sto. |“ ——— they were so well pleased that an especial ap” | strength and whot pi va nays pring roller, 2 yds. long, 45c. “Also, a good shade for ease of 8 c4 ciple who w ‘of ampie | 3 SHLVERWARE Sae—The dale by order of the Len phage be 36,000 as been asked ot the jesomeness. More economical than ‘TO MEETTHECALL FOR LIGHT-WEIGHT ‘35c. Don’t forget the number— a pom being GO y > Ol Staunton si Phat — ntinue da er curry out w ject and intro ordinary kinds, BETWEEN-SEASON ¥ ar and each Lad Leen wabried be- | this week oniy at 11 a. in-,3.and 7:30 p. mi wt | duce cooking into the publie snes ot the city | u® ‘and cannot be sold tn competition || OVERCOATS AND wmbl6-1m 728 7TH ST. N.W. MILWAUKEE LaGER fore. They ze A. Burks, of Lyneb- | the Sxhipition rooms of Mésars. Walter B. Wil | next year. with the multitude of low testa, short weight, alum or | SUITS AS THE HEAVIER GRADES OUR ta E. “Moran, of Loudon | jiains& Co. See udvertisemen - ———+ee—___ ARTETIES AT LOW PRICES ARE SUB- pis pall npeacnped PRR Stra sete eS A fright train and passenger train collided | Pboephate powders Soup owt mt cam Rovat Alon sturtt Oona: Doxurs New Yore Ham ‘THE REST IN THE DISTRICR cle refused to issue aj TH CYVETTER SAL¥.—In order to pre- | on the New Jersey Centrai railroad at Rosell 4 ‘de 4 “luat | pare for the sale this evening the gallery was | N. J. A buinber of the passengers were eat by | BAIN@ POWDER Co., 208 Wall street, NY. ocd STORE CLOSES AT 7 P.M.; SATURDAY, 10, ‘The Fifth Avenue Style Spring ‘or enle by Dealers generally, or by the Agent, ig came bere, aud procur- | closed ut 1 o'clock. ‘The doors will ‘be open at | broken window glass, but o Gbe was secaany D DERBY HA’ “ . se PI, Ge Saaicol of Friaity | 730, <n the sale will “best at & oleiock. Dates pubdate es Gok - — a cps in ¢ Shbmen 00, Hpiseupa!) church, Who was iu the court room | The gailery w ‘open to-morrow at 9 o'el iu ekmi ew Bu e ‘New now: 5 ae cman, ene 2 the “marsta's| whet the batiatings to be sd oh fuursday and courts 2 of tho’ Desipuey nha te Bhane Dazs Som | GEORGE sPRANSY, Introduoad by Dunlap & Cn. of New York, now ready R $3 @illee, Where the knot ja the presence ay evenings wi on ex! ma th battle: |“, ten must inished, ‘he ‘WILLETT & RUOFPF'S, Sole Agents, of mine twenty lawyers, Jurors aud cuart vit | o'clock. Carriages should be ordered at 10:30 | district attorney naust pursue 6 ery Man con- FOR HIRE Owe Parce Croraren, « cers, ach evening. nected with :he attulr,” 414 Ninth Street, mhé-im | mb5 507 SEVENTH 8T., opp. U. 8, Post Office. mbh103m 905 Peansyivaniaave,