Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON F iia! D.C.. TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1886. LOCAL ME r DrFicy. oF THY Ci Wasnixetos. D.( For the middie Atia prisk to stig ns for Wednesday, fair weather is indicated tor f alsttietnene ot the Missouri valley, Inetad- bia, with slowly rising NTION. Wenther. EF St M NAT. OFFICER, Ts86. 9 an. es, fair weather; winds diminishing in $ in temperature; higher e attended | Bast Speer ac est in the end. 609 Pa. av | eS AND EY eS are cheap- | Buy at Vieuna Optician Co., | » Hat Co., No. 1 ranc’s, corner 7th nue-price hat and gents furnishing p WALNUT Bi 11 7t Fiscne eleanii # street northwest. AxTox works; 90¢ for and delivered. and dye joods ealled | | $ chest pr id of our bi ods. Wi and pit of U at a time, then ‘and put on fresh igorate the | Pr body so that w whole ver took cold. j Buy a Sclid Walnut Marble-top | , With bevel glass, Chairs, Rock Wo. H. Dux, 311 7th st. naw. - To CLERKS.—The serves an excelient tree | Portner’s superior cabinet | Frise Porrrarrs. Kets Keme 1109 Pa. ay Important FEATUKE To Cr cabinet beer on | AM ex. FINE PHorocrarns. New Photo. Art Co., 905 P: management, ave. Face and Eyesight fit CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Loca Mr. Joseph S. Boss hassold to Mr. F. Clements the two two-story and French root hi jew Jersey avenue and K street nor: 00. he ice wagon drivers a 1; Hemple Vy st. ta meeting last even- | ing at Cosmopolitan hall formed a protective | union, with the c.W.R etts, president, © presiden| R. Ferris, seercta e, treast n restaurateur last Friday, will arr interment Will take p The Purim Carnival THE HERREW FESTIVITIES AT THE ATIONAL. RIFLES’ ARMOLY LAST EVENIN | People with jong noses and gr ¢ in lox and people so | bundied it was impos: to tell what they were in, except that they were in for a merry time, tr: hall last even Purim carniv Washington organiz into the ‘The occasi Rifle uispices of the siers t the ‘enforced ning ere not Of those present g dress, some with and some without reh Was composed for the Lerary associat nd there » lancier: ‘he Mikado” followed | osed of Myer Cohen, ¢! M. D. Rosen- berg, Maurice A. r,C.L. Heilbran, 3. W. enstein, M. Hei ‘The receptid airman; S. Frane, 3 Sanger, M. Konner, J. Buckbinder, D. Stern, jen. ‘Lhe prize for the best !ady’s costume, a hand- some fan, Was awarded to Miss Sarah Hirs! who appeared as “Ihe Mare ‘he gentleman's prize, a pair of opera giasses, wen to Mr. Sidney France, who appeared as “a glass of beer.” The second prize, id-headed : to Mr. Andrew Heilbran, the | “Philadelphia cough drop _peddler,” the | third prize, a silk urubrella, went to'Mr. Art man, # “French gallant.” } ee Barrisr Cuvrci THE Nrxereentu. LEBRATION.—A reunion was hi thy Nineteenth-sireet Baptist chure red, Rev. | Walter H. Brooks, pastor, to celebrate ine tinal payment on the debt of the church. The chureh | was crowded. The invited guests included | Commissioner Webb and 4 nuiber of the city astors. Mr. C. A. Stewart, chairman of the pard of trustees, read a sketch of the history f the church, which dates back to 1535. Mr. ©. H. Lemos,’ secretary of the board, read a | Mnaneial statement showing that since Mareh, 1871, the churet had paid out 377,475.88, In eluding, $19,995 for churen b 3. Mr.G. B. Anderson read a history of the Sunday school. | —_—-— Pew RENTING at THE MerroporiTaN CuurcH.—The annual renting of pews of the Metropoiitan church was held iast evening. ‘There was a large attendance. Kev. Dr. New: man, the new pastor, aud } wman were | present, and held quite a reception. The sit- | Ungs were not auctioned off, but diagrams of | ‘Whe seats, with the price of each marked u} it, were’ distributed, and individuals mad their selections. The rentals ranged trom $100, | Which was the price ot the pews in the central aisles, to $10 and $15, tor which a pew near the door could be obtained. Among those who Secured pews were Senators Stanford, Sauls- | bury and Sawyer, Gen. W. B. Hazen, Jude V B. Sneil, Hon. M. 8. Hen and Hon. Geoi which was | formerly Gen. Grant's pew, and is ‘reserved ur | the President of the Uniied States, has b tendered to President Cleveland for his use Whenever he should sce fit to attend divine service there. ——_+___ Ruckrvixe tHE Pastoxs.—Last evening the new pastor of Grace M. E. church, Rev. W- T. L. Weeen, his wif ceived at the church. Dir. of the members of the chu were ichaels, on behalf | address of weicome, to which Mr. Weech | responded. A handsome basket of fowers | Presented to Mrs. Weeeh.—A Very pleasant | Feception was given the new pa Zion M. E. enurch and his fan fo the church parle An add. was made by Dr. Wm. Pittis, rinan board of stewards, wiich was iollowed by an Mairoduction of the membership and friends of the church, — LoxG Pexpixe Ligvor Cass Disposep OF. Frederick We: kept a barroom on 3d et, Oppos! eal ga the Police Court this moruing on an’ attach- ment for failing to pertect his appeal in four liquor cases. Mr. Padgett stated that the fin fu the eases amounted tw $420. The judgeeom: mitted him to the workhouse for 240 days in detault of the fine. These cases have been pend- ing since 1552, and the officers suy there are two more cases Which Have been pending since 1534. or of M ly last evening ss of wel —__.___ MARRIAGE LicENsES. — Marriage ticences been issued by cn he court to George Bromley and Mattingly; David Goodrich” and 5; Thomas D. Hodgkin and Clara D. Tue Cueexs’ Earny Cy At its meeting last night t! ing and Beneficial associution ciected officers as follows: President, W. H. Daniel; vice pres dent, F. H. Hall; r¥,Joba W. Blakeloe treasurer, W. B. Hodges: warden, E. W. Ham OSING ASSOCIATION. Clerks’ Early Clos: bleton; deputy warden, W ; board of Girectors, L. B. Suyde ichols, G. W. Speer, G. RK. Porter, N. |. H. Hunger- rd, HL. ly, A. J. Kast- » George Barilett and A. E. ——-+__ MORE THAN Trex THOUSAND DoLiaRs.—Re Louis fi. Schneider, presid AW Reel, peretury, of the Jaen ecordis churen, aeknowiodgines tlement counts, that the Hnanetal re- sult will 2 310,000 clear go evinces OUT OF vise } AN LxTo THE Free.— Frau! ps0, Of this city, Who Was tried in | Alexandria some weeks ago, charzed with backing policy and fined $100 and one hour In prison, was granted a new trial, which came off Yesterday. Detective of this city, was the ss lor the prosecution. Thompson Vie ad fined $250 and 12 | SSAULTED A POLICE marine, was belore arged with profan- ing Officer Tuompson on we on d the case Was continued: uivauey was arrested. by U aud white Wuder arrest, itis alleged, he od Lue ollicer, Who Was’ forced to Use’ his lub on the defeudait’s head, trom the eifeets Of which Che deicudant elaims he was obliged Wo spend severai days in the hospital. -A Lor For SaLe.—One of the rarest opportu- nities to obtain a ec and available plat of grouad prcsenis itseli in the Sale of the Balt Square irvuting Massacnusetts avenue, E, 1st and 2d streets northeast. This neighborhood 1s rapidly cabaneing in value, and one of the best subdivisions can be for profiiabie investment. Guy, te 25th, at So’clock. See advt. | six or biliousness. Ayer's Pills will stir up the liver, e Salvat! Army's Celebration. THE PARADE AND MEETING AT MASONIC TEM- PLE LAST NIGHT. About fiity uniformed officers of the Salva- fon army, accompanied by a brass band, marched through the streets last night from their barracks at 4th and L streets, to Masonic Temple, where a large audience was awaiting their arrival. The army marched through the hall and took seats on the platform. For some moments the army led the congregation in singing several familiar hymns until the ar- rival of commissioner Smith and wife, who were greeted with a shout of hallelujah and the aving of flags and handkerchiefs. The meet- ing v then opened by Capt. Walsh, the con- verted minstrel, who sang “Ob! I_am go happy” accompanying himself on the banjo. ‘The com- missioner then read from the 5th chapter of Luke in whieh he said was laid down the prin- ciples of the army. He said that the Salvation army knew what they were about and where we fail.— “He will come up” shouted a bushy haired colored man who preaches on the street corners. A shout of hailelujab went up from the army. Encouraged by his first success the colored ex- horter finished a second half formed sentence of the commissioner. “Why don’t you keep quiet?” inquired the commissioner." “If there was a box in the corner we would put you in it” “Then I'd holier through de hole” shouted the colored divine. (Laughter, the army join- ing in). After finishing the lesson of the day, other officers spoke and the meeting closed with singing. Fire 1x restaurant, ReSTAURANT.—A fire in Keys? . 909 7th street northwest, last hight, caused damage to the stock to amount of about $500, and to the building, which is owned ‘by R. H. Taylor, to about the same amount. A lighted gas Jet coming in contact with the ceiling of the cellar caused the fire. ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity. strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders Sop ONLY IN CANA Roral Baxixe PowDsR Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 IND AND BODY ALIKE SUFFER FROM slugzish action of the blood, the result of dyspep- X excite the stomach and bowels to activity, open the pores of the system and insure health of body, which is indispensable to mental vigor. T IS SPRING. A RESURRECTION OF NA- ture’s latent forces is taking place, Like the world you. renew your complexion, invigorate your powers, cleanse the channels of life. Ayer’s Sarsapa- Filla is the means to use for this purpuse. -mh23 PRING Dress Goons, &, in beautiiul Spring Shades, im- th, double fold, excellent quality, 12 yards all pure wool. wide double width, in bine and green, only 37. iful Spring Shades of ALBATROSS, very fine vall pure Wool, wide double width, 37zc. 1,000 yards good quality PLAID MUSLIN, 6c. RRR TITT EEE RRR gS! R T rR oR gS © AA R v T EEE R B Ss38 7 Beantiful Spring Shades of TRICOT, pure wool, wide douvie widthr 50S, herein BOT immense double width, one yard and a half wide, in blick and blue, 87%q¢. VY BLUE SATINES, 15. ‘AUTIFUL FJGURED SATINES, 18e. ENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, 75e. ‘ul Shades of SURAH SILKS, in tan, cream extra width, 65¢. BLACK SILK MERVELIEUX, 65, BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 75e. VY GRO-GRAIN BLACK SILKS, excellent immense width, cash value $1.25, reduced price Use. Two HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS, worth $1, Will be presented to each customer whe buys ‘S10 Dry Goods. mb20 Biow Ox: How: Ox: Hiss Ox Dreary, cheerless, stormy March, ‘Thou cold and wintry thing, Ido not see what right Thou hast Among the months of Spring. But there is a great deal of BLOWING And HOWLING ‘HISSING ‘Going on that the wintry winds of March have naught todo with, Blowirg appears to be an absolute necessity tosome people, they having indulged In it tosueh an extent that it has become second nature. But whenever a brick Is thrown in their midst they set up a howl which grows In intensity until the sound thereof may be likened unto the hissings of enraged vipers. BLOW ON! HOWi ON! HISS ON! In the meanwhile we “LAUGH AND GROW FAT,” Because the people are with us and will support and sustain us, Wesell FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING At exactly Ten Per Cent above the Actual Cost of ‘Mauufucture. ‘Not One Cent More—Not One Cent Less, Spring Overcoats, all wool, silk facings, $5.25. Spring Overcoats, Tweed mixture, $5.75. Spring Overcoats, Gray Corkscrew, $8.25. Spring Overcoats, Oxford mixture, silk facings, $12.50. ot rs Suits, $3.90, $5,00, $7.50, $8.75, $9.75, A new invoice of Children's Pants, 4 ta12,at 22 cents a pair. ‘We sold 1,000 pair of these Pants last week, VICTOR E ADLER'S Overcoats, satin and silk lining, $17.75 and PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN TEN 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Corner Massachusetts avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICK, And that the lowest, Open Saturdays until 11 p.m. Srecat Sars Or Consers 50c. TO $10, “Her Majesty," “P. D.,” the only French Corset endorsed by all physicians: “Thomson's Glove Fit- Ung,” “Madame Foy's,” “Werly’s” celebrated Corsets, the original French “C. P.” Corsets, “Warner's Heaith.” The best French woven $1 Corset without exception. A splendid Corset for 50c., and fifty other styles from Which to select. DOUGLASS, Ninth and F sts n. w. mh15 mb15 a Gnaxvrarazr Crocks, SEVERAL SUPERB SPECIMENS, with Handsome Brass Dials, mhl-Im 65 W. Fayeite st, Baltimore, Asoro-Auenicas [xsunaxce Co 629 F STREET NORTHWEST. Wasurxetox, D.C, ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE 2022 > FOR HIRE 414 Ninth strect, mbe-lm CITY ITEMS. Umprecedentedly Low Prices! R. a one ten ae nw. Cathe to-morrow only the following spec ns: Brown's French. Shoe Dressing, 4_ bottles for 25c,; regular price, 40c.; French Shoe Biack- ing, 6 boxes for 200.5 sold elsewhere for 60c.; 1 handsome Blacking Case, with shoe brush, blacking and whisk broom, only $1.21; worth $2; 4-string Brooms, 25¢,; worth 40c.; 'S} Mats, 7c; wire Hair Brash, with large rubber comb, 21c.: terra cotta 69e.; worth $1; Foot Tubs, assorted colors, 47c.; covered chamber Buekets, 25¢.; hand-painted china Fruit Baskets, only 13c.; handsome hand, inted brs Placques, 89c.; worth $1.50; ma- folica Oat Moal sets,” 3 pleces, ase; bend ts, inted French China Cuspadores, 59c.; worth Be decorated English China Dinner and Tea is combined, 130 pieces, reduced from $21 $14.48; extra fine hand-painted Sets, 108 Pieces, reduced from $30 to $21.98; extra sil- Yerplated Teaspoons, 6 for 39e.; Tablespoons, Forks or Knives, 6 for 63c.; 7-pin Hat Racks, 4c.; white stone china Cups and Saucers, 43c. 4 doz.: wooden mixing Spoons, 4c. N. B.—We have also received an immense assortment of Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, Ice Chests and ‘Traveling Trunks of the leading manufactur- ers, which we offer at special low prices, 1. Art Embroidery Exhibit. Ladies should call and see the fine art work, only this week, at Oppenbeimer’s, 528 9th st. n.w., St. Cloud Building. 1 Mr. Editor: The article published by you Fes. terday, from the Sunday Herald, strack the irue key in’calling a halt to the sale of impure beer, and had that article named some of tne brew- ers who are putting on the market the beer re- ferred to it would have been complete. In order that the beer L represent may not by mis- take be included in the list as injurious to health, 1 herewith submit the following analy- sis, which speaks for itself, F. H, FINcey, 1206 D st. n.w. Agent Rochester Brewing Co. The results of the analysis, expressed in per- centages by weight, are as follows: The analysis gave no indication that in the manufacture of this beer =. other substance had been used than Malt, Hops, Yeast and Water. S. A. LATTiMorE, Professor of Chemistiy, 1 University of Rochester, New York. We Will Continue to Sell Ladies’ Gowns worth $1.25, for 89c., to-day, and to-morrow and Wednesday. These gowns re made of the best Longdale cambric and best Workmanship. They come In four (4) different styles. Rtyle 1—Has a yoke with thirty wide and fine tucks—Mother Hubbard style. Style 2—Yoke made with thirty tucks back and front with embroidery around neck and sleeves. Style 3—Yoke made with thirty fine tucks, extra length, Style 4—Yoke made with thirty-two fine tucks and embroidered ruffle around neck and sleeves. LANSBURGH & BRO., 2 420-422-424-426 7th street, Lessons in Art Embroidery Work free, this week only, at Oppenheimer’s, 528 9th st. b.w., St. Cloud Building. 1 Brown’s Bronehial Troches For Coughs and Colds: “Ido not see how it is possible for a public man to. be himself in win- ter without this admirable aid.”—Rev. R. M. Devens, Pocasset, Mass, Castoria. When Baby was sick ‘We gave her Castoria, ‘When she was a child She cried for Castoria, When she became a Miss She clung to Castoria, When she had Children She gave them Castoria, When Baby was sick ‘We gave her Castoria, When she was a child She cried for Castoria ‘When she became a Miss She clung to Castoria. _th,s,t,kk To Get Rid of a Cough or Cold promptly use Baker's Cod Liver Oil and Malt,a wonderful remedy. Baker's pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil is unequaled, Bakéx & Co,, Phila, and at drug- gists, Pickwick Cinb Whisky is the best Fresh Alderney Putter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4 1b, “Ward” prints, 45¢. per lb. Also cottage cheese and butter mil weet milk Sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents. Grear Sacarrice Sare Or LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, FROM AUCTION, AT BBR uM 2 5885 Bes ss 0 0 Mumm = &§ Bho ak Ub BME SS BBB A A UU OM MM Ses8 = Our buyer attended the great Auction Sale of Messrs Duden & Co., corner Broome street and Broadway New York, on Wednesday last. Duden & Ca are known to import only the finest grades of Laces and Embroideries. Our purchase represents over seven thousand dollars, so we shall commence THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH, to inaugurrte the greatest sale of Laces and Embroideries ever held in this city, even surpassing our Special Sale of one year ago. The Lot includes Wide and Narrow Emproideries, from the cheayest to the finest; elegant and choice Match Sets, Flouncings, All-overs, everything imaginable in Col- ored Embroideries, and the largest stock of Laces ever shown. It is impossible for us to describe the extent or variety of the collection or to posstbly name tbe many bargains: suffice it is for ustosay that many goods will be offered even less than half price. We cali your particular attention to the following Lots: A Lot of Wide and Narrow Embroideries,on Cambric, Swiss or Nainsook, in Wiilte and all Calors, ‘This Jot includes goods worth from 15 to 30c. a yard. It {sa wonderful bargain, choice 10c. a yard. Another Lot of White and Colored Embroidery at 16¢. a yard, really worth 35¢. A Lot at 19c. a yard, half value. A Lot of Flouncings at 25c., value 50c, 45-inch Flouncings 79c., worth $1.50. . C 95e., $1.60. $100, “ $1.75. A Lot of Oriental Lace 10c., worth 20c. S “ Flouncings, 25c., worth 50e. a worth 98¢., only 50c. Also Finer Grades, with Nets to match; Black Silk and Woo: Flouncings and Narrow Widths and ‘Nets to match, also included in the Sacrific Sale, DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE SACRIFICE SALE OF LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, FROM AUCTION NOW IN PROGRESS AT BI Mom PRA ELIT gs Bot £4 0B Se BBA 4 UD MMM Sge8 5 ‘71H ST. STH ST. AND D ST. N.B—Don't forget FRIDAY ts our regular Weekly REDTICKET DAY. Special closing out Bargains in each of our twenty-five Departments, mbl7 Youmans, HATTER, NEW YORK. SPRING STYLES GENTLEMEN'S DRESS AND DERBY HATS. ‘Now open at their Agency for this city. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 Pennsylvania ayenue U wnzzrias. STINEMET# 4 son, = 1237 Pennsylvania ave., for stone fat rst} ‘Silk Gloria, - a S258 gE aka Ge LU and Seam sedP Betty rasa, 3B. EL STINEMETZ & SON, Hesvovarrers Fon Tar ’ CELEBRATED WHITNEY BABY COACHES. Also BICYULES. TRICYCLES and VELOCIPEDES, BOYS’ WAGONS and WHEELBABROWS. ‘Largest Toy and Fancy Goods House in Washington. DOLLS 4 SPECIALTY— ‘Prices Inviting. ) CHRISTIAN RUPPERT,. mbl 403-405 7th street northwen, io A a fi A AD 00. TI NNN GGG oo ir NNN @ 83 HEE Se 00 i N NN @eaa OPENING OPENING PPP A A Wn | a oe VS £ AA pig ss per AA OE AA It ai P a4 Thu a4 it RRR (nay oye A | RP YR eee cen aay’ * k Pike Y AE EE So? ¥ 284 tus PALAIS ROYAL ROYAL PALAIS 12'nc. S-ply Linen Culls for 10c. ings, all styles, for 21c. 24c, 6 yds. Tourist Ruflling for 19. for 15c. 9e. Mull Ti 9c. “Mascot” Veils for 7c. 20 per cent off Laces. Mikado” Para: ols. for $13.75. 29c. “Mikado” Umbrella Covers 25c. ‘0c. Satin Coaching Parasols ‘$1.25 Silk Sun Umbrellas for for 81c, $1.13. $1.25 6 Button Undressed Kid Gloves 73c. $1.10 5 Button. 98e. 8 Bution Castor Mou @8e: 4 Button U styles, for 13¢. $1.98 Fans. all styles, for $1.64. 08 Ostrich Feather Fans for $1.98, 2. Te Jewelry, all stvies, ford: ‘5c. Jewelry. all styles, for 1 ‘49c. Jewelry, ail styles, for 3 2c, 9c. Boe. Jewelry, all styles, tor 25¢ ‘8c Jewelry, all styles, for $40. 5c. Pocketbooks, 48e. Pocketbooks, ‘GSe. Pocketbooks, 25e. Belis, , FOF 19C. ‘25c: Satchels tor 22¢. oe S258 Sat "8c. Si "7 \d Satin Sash Rib 98c. French F wers for 75¢. styles, for 19¢, dl styles, for 390. styles, for Bde, 44c. Ostrich Feather Tips for 39¢. 18. Military Pomp. 10 per cent off Trimmings. 10 per cent off Buttons. 10 per cent off Embroideries, Best Note Paper for 9c. quire. Best Env Bronze iuumin! ‘ure Frames, 2 for Note Pay pes for 7c, puckag tor 15¢, i, 18e. Dox. ite” Kid Gloves 99¢, juetaires, 730, \dressed Kid Gloves 59¢. 24 sheets Paper, 24 Envelopes ini fancy boxes, for 7, 25e. Str 4c. ed English Hose for 17, 4c. Fancy English Hose for 35e. ‘98¢: Spun Silk Hose fur 89c. 25e. Merine Vests for 9c. 4c. Merino Undi : Black Liste Hose for 4c. erwear for 44c. ‘be. French Woven Corsets for 9c. 4sc. Imported Hair Bustles fo 85: Double-width A) 19¢. Nurses’ Caps, $4.88 English 32.68 Imported J sambric Gowns for 79¢. 98e. $1.15 French Hand-made O8c. French Hund-made Chemises, 76c. ‘20c. Muslin Drawers for 25c. rset Covers, all sty bins’, Atkingon’s Extract Colguie’s, Lundborg’s Kixtract ‘Chum pagne Bottle: Genuine “Pear’s” soap, 9c. Large Bottle Florida ‘Manicure Sets, 1 ‘Dr. Sheffield’s'L 23c. Penknives, all styles, fur ALL-Silk Garter Hastie, 23. y ay Juekers, $08 sey for 2% Stushin Night Goans tor 4de. ibroidered Chemises for 55e. 87e. rts, 95c. Bl, on, ‘ater, 29e. : Necessaries, 290. lee, 138. 190, yard, CHILDREN’S Sc. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs tor4e, 48e. Fancy Collurs, all styles, 300. $2.19 child’: 32.68 Infans Cloaks for 1.35 Infant's Nainsook Slips, 98c. GENTLEMEN'S ‘98c. English Kid Gloves for 8 48c. Chi - Pure 20e. Satin-L 1 styles, for 9c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for ‘Tae. Fancy 25e. Spriny 50c. Jean Drawers for 42c. ‘50c. Bal. Underwear for 420. 250. 15e. 89e- xu # Buckhorn Hundle Canes, for $1.68. 1.69. be S*Gloria® Clout Unb 2.25 Twill Silk Umbrellas for $1. 9c. ina Silk Hdkfs. for 39e, ure Linen Hak fs, for 196. Linen Collars for lic. lais Royal” Dress Shirts for 7c. t Shirts tor 6Sc. Weight Underwear for 21c. las Tor. Merino Cloaks for $1.75, 1.95. ii Eaabrolderta Suopnders, 190 oldered suspen Yer 2.75 Sterling Silver Handle Umbrellas, $2.58, $2.08 14-karut Gold-top Umbrellas, 2.08, EDUCATIONAL. DRY GOODS. BOOKS, &c. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Sen — =—— — = ee UVEUR SUMMER COLLEGE OF NHE IMITATION OF CHRIST. AND. EMOVAT. OY emai LANGUAGES: oh New Buack Daess Fasnice Other books for Devotional heeding. R Mir. J. F. SPELSHOUSE, agt, Removed from’ Amherst wud Burlingtoi ctr Bibles, Praver Books, Hyn) nals. OSWEGO, BY. SEATON PRERY, em Sand, School Loorary Wishes to announce to hie friends snd patrora that be mine eeerarers x, | ™Scnera se eRe teat ah see aoe Nay ‘The Circalar sent on application to" ee FOR “SPRING AND SUMMER,” COMPRISING | _mb20 where he has now on for sale a lange stock of Dr. 1 SAUVEUR, Germantown, Pa, ALL “THE NEW AND DESIRABLE TEX ASHIN SLATES: 7 Wall Papers of all grades, and also © large line of The me may pened st WAC RALLAN:| TURES IN PURE SILK, ALL WOOL AND | WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY, frame mouldings, as also window sbades In every TINES, VICTOR F. "Sand BRENTANOS| SILK AND WOOL. ALL SILK VELVET ‘tlomst?? SRL Bw: ~ a Loe pbeon ey Book Stores, i GRENADINES, TWISTED SILK HERNANIES, | [ecent additions Where mines wine, | ee ne ‘also prepared pose ee on apes BS ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 1434 N sr, | MOURNING GRENADINES. Tale of a Lonely Parish, ieaabee” | ophoentincens oe a has reopened her school of Elocation and Dra: ae How to be Happy Though Married, WeTwo | 8 12igr. and hang thesame ai 12igc apiece. A fine ; also private class in English branches with CANTON CREPES. Indian Summer, (m1) And La‘est Periodicals | Minch gold friexe for 50c, Also, Holland shades with feachers ir French and Mathematen mn20°" | parperrers CELEBS. Seine | z TRCULATING LIBRARY. 1749 PENNSYVA- | S20 Foller, 2 yds. tong, 3c. Also, a good shade tor JFRENGE Lessons BY DocToR CEON DeBET, FABRICS EMBRACING, VIZ: eg NEN HOMES Bod best Magazines assoon | $3e. Don't forget the number— ‘from Paris. French: ‘specialty. Also Lati ETT. ‘ued. ‘Terms: One book of ine ata ume 728 7TH Greek. Chinese. ‘Ask for circulars. 1036 ist uw.” APERUAL SERGES Feat Sas A month. $2.50. thr months, §iS0, sabid-tm 728 TCH ST. NW. ret ne month, 0" Books at a Fear, $0: six ‘NUNS VEILIN« Months, $4; three months, $2.25: one mouth, Toc . HORTHAND, ENGLISH, GERMAN AND - nt French taught by W. F. MEYER. Practical sie. MEELROSE CLOTHS ve Also Books and ee ye aren P. Hassox Hass & Ca Qerapher, S14 Saat nw. aaniBey? LUPIN’S FRENCH BLACK GOODS: SoNE NEW BOOKS — prap iris. OME NEW BOOKS. LINGTTE C1 ly Parish.” F. Marion Crawford. SPRING LINE ‘TAMISE CLOTHS, CASHME! Henry James. woyeures se AGO Tn| Secivieeeeee iinet or ‘ mk : a EEarrar's Sermons and Add rm HE, BERLITZ SCHOOL OF | So cae ee “The Mf. ofthe Bluebird.” irene ‘Washington, D. C., ‘Andin the nt ridcipal other elites jew terms begin now, mh6 HSGONS IN ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ‘Art. Apply or address Miss MARGUERITE 5. AXTON, 614 12th st. nw. ‘mé-Im. (RENCH LESSONS TO SERIOUS STUDENTS; easy, thorough system. Prof. H. LARKOQUE. irom. Patis, Sorgonme University, ATHENBUM OF CLassicaL AND MODERN LANGUAGES. 1314 Ist, nw. fame COURTAULD'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH CRAPES BLACK MOURNING SILKS BLACK SURAH TREFOUSEE @ PERINOTS RID GLOVES NEW MOURNING PARASOL SUN UMBRELLAS NEY, MEORTED BLACK JERSEYS FROM $2.50 &@ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES: SEATON PERRY, Penn. Avenue, Corner Sth street, Established 18407 °"™ Avenue m3 RIVATE LESSONS IN BOOKKEEPING, agathematics; Feumanship, and in all English Branches Terms moderate. ‘Apply to C. F. WOOD, 27 bthst. ne. mbh1-2m. RVENING_ FRENCH CLASSES FOR BEGIN- ners.and advanced pupils now, forming at 1014 ith st., between K and & sts. Also, morning and afternoon classes tor adults and children... Call at 4:30 p,m, Parisian pronunciation, practical and pV. PRUD'HOMME,- 24 GERMAN SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION FOR A Plano-Forte has been opened at 1118 11th stn, B.w. By this course of teael time acquire a know! ing pupils can in a short taken months of study by the American methods, ledge of music that has usually Lessoas privately oF in classes. “For particulars call atthe Studio. fe-2m HELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, AT 1004 Fst. n.w., Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat- Urday. At 3d’st_and Pennsylvania ave, s.c. Tuesday gna suisday. "Now is thetime to joln for participe tion inthe May Ball. [SStROCTION IN LATIN, GREEK, MaTHE- matics and English, by Prof. F.A.SPRINGER, late Givil Service Examiner. Applicants for examination Pier Apply for circulars and information 423 ‘bh st. DW. dl-4m* oe SSCHERL ORGANIST. TEACHEROF PIANO and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be- ers, a8 Well as those wishing to be quaified for jormers and Readers, Terms easy. 734 12th stn, aps-eolom* V ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, St, Cloud building, cor, 9th and F sts. n.w, Sev- enteenth year, Piano, ‘Organ, Voice, Violin, Fiute, Gornet, Free advantages, B BULLAR, Prsxo Tssoxs ‘MISS CLARA HARRISON, Pupil of Wm.Mason N.Y. 613 M-st, naw. QaoRTHAS tically taught. Success gusravteed if instructions are followed. Private pu} eferred—limited. ¥ CROMELLN, office o! Johns é Easton, Sten gra- phers, 47: jana ave, ‘fall-3m_ SHORT-HAND A: ICAL PENMAN Sship taught by a stenographer and protessor, fifteen ears experience. “Mondays, Wednesdays ahd Fri- Gays, o'clock pm. 1335 H'st nw. de2l-dme XN FELDT, A GERMAN LADY, ‘with highest recommendations desires pupils of any age for Classic and Modern Musicy Singing after the true Italian method; good German, Parisiag | French and Italian taugnt by grammar: conversation fand epistolary style with” Unsurpassed methods. 1215 G st. now. an MAMELA BARNES BRUCE,“ SCHOOL OF Decorative Art—Oll, Tapestry, Lustra, China, Needlework, Brass, Design. n2p-6m M5 E 8’ (CHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY. SCHOOL OF TYPk-WRITING. SCHOOI, OF ENGLISH. SCHOOL UF 00K-KEEPING. All Shorthand Books aud Supplies. ‘ll Writing Machines and Supplies. n16 wa J STREET N.W. GfENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLFGE, COR 9TH S and D sts. n.w. A practical business education that qualities young men and women tosupport themselves | and successtully perform ‘the active’ datles of life, ‘Thorough Instruction given in Rapid Writing, the Eng: lish Language. Correspondence, Rapid Caiculations, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Cor litical Economy. Stenography atid Type Writing. Regu Jarday ‘and ‘evening ‘cersions vesu:hed TUESDAY, Sept 1, at @am.and 6 p.m. Office open (or array ments by the year or quarter, on and after MONDAY, ‘Aug. 24.” A full corps of teachers. Illustrated Cireu: dar, giving full information, sent free on application. v35 SPENCER, Principal, _ MRS, SARA A.SPENCER. Vico Principal. 40% study toadilie coniidential: prepases ior calle fs confident “Abnapolls, Woat Fofnt, ell examinations,” IVY INSTITUTE, aw. corner Sth and K sts. nm. br , Classical, Busin SW: FLYNN, AM _ Evening Classes, $3 and $5 emonth.\" “oczS_ Py “suiveton conuberars INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Tay Seliool for Young Ladies and Latte sirl ‘This institution will enter upon its twelfth annual session Wednesday, September 23d, 1885, Mrs.Z D. BUCHER. Principal. Miss H. E. HUNTE ‘Vice Principal Assisted by # tull corps of experienced teachers. For, catalogues and ull’ particulars apply to the Principal. sz MiSs, ASS EEAVITT OF BOSTON, GRaD- uate and certified examiner of the New Eugiang Conservatory. Piano technique, harmouy aud voice gulture. 1012 10th st_n.w. ay P. CAULFIELD, MUS. DOC, 720 17th st. Hw. First October 1, 1885. wil resume business se19-6m LADINS’ GOODs. Mes. J. Baz, Of Baltimore, 193 N. G: y Street, Cordially invites the Ladies of Washington to Ex- amine her IMPORTED HATS AND EONNETS, And all the Latest Novelties of the Season, on THURS- DAY, APRIL 1ST, 1886, m23-8t J. C. Horcurmsos, [xrorrer SPRING MILLINERY, CLOAKS, LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, CORSETS, &c. FOSTER KID GLOVES $1 PAIR AND UPWakDS. EVERY PAIR WARRANTE, mh22 907 PENNSYLVANIa aVE. M2A?AXE Van RECT, 728 Yith st n.w., ‘Will open, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, March 224 and 234, A choice selection of handsome IMPORTED WRAPS, JERSEYS and FINE DRESS No cards, Loremenies mh20-6t Sera Rorrenr, 608 9th st.. opposite Patent Office, Opened a large and new assortment of HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTIONS, SWISS, NAINSOOK and ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES, ORIENTAL, TORCHON, MEDICI'S EGYPTIAN and other ‘TRIMMING LACES in all the newest patterns, Most, complete line of INFANTS’ and CHII- DREN'S LACE, SHIRRED and NORMANDY jong and short DRESSES, SLIPS and ROBES, INO “CLOAKS and WALKING SUITS for ‘spring wear In Mother Hubbard and other styles, and W kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS. m RENCH DRESSES—NEWEST STYLES FOR Dresses and Wraps. Models received from Paris week. Imported ‘Trimmings. Madame NC, 261 N. Howard st.. Baltimore, Md, mb-1in® M. B. Broce & Co, ART NEEDLEW( Prize Medals and Diplomas were awarded gt abe Goods marked thus *, being offered below cost, only | Cincinnat! Industrial Exposition, 1864, for’ Art ‘one piece of these goods will be sold to a pebeeiled Work. MONDAY, March 22, MONDAY, March 22. MONDAY, March 22. MONDAY, March 22. MONDAY, March 22. MONDAY, March 22, MONDAY, March 22, MONDAY, March 22, WEDNESDAY, March 24. WEDNESDAY, March 24, WEDNESDAY, March 24. WEDNESDAY, March 24, WEDNESDAY, March 24. WEDNESDAY, March 24, Embroidery and Drawn ‘Highest Awards for Art Necdiework, executed from. inal , Were received from the Departin for Womans Work at the New nies Besta ‘1885. “Finest and lat Exhibit of Art Embroi Mitieh cuemetannneee, Sanaa pines iran at New Orleans. 188485. = a. ‘Washington, Be 433 9th st. n.w. jos: 915 Est, nw. Saratoga Springs, N.¥.—Arcade Buliding. 286m. JP®2NcH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, TUESDAY, March 23. | Xvening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, ‘TUESDAY, March 23. TUESDAY, March 23, TUESDAY, March 23, | Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON TUESDAY, March 23, | CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and TUESDAY, March 23, | Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paris, TUESDAY, TUESDAY, Daya, Daya. DAYS, Daya, DAYS, ‘March 23, ‘March 23. Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongeeour specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladiev 5a6 Are Recom: ded by the ressmakers, ‘They are absolutely Impervious | fisetateane. HE TOILET MASK! THE PERFECT BEA! AIS === VAL A Panasot Oresrsa LANSBURGH & BRO.’S PARASOL OPENING no doubt attracted = notable gathering of ladies Tepresenting those from ail sections of the city, Our opening took place MONDAY, MARCH ‘224, on the second floor of our large establishment, in which place they were arranged conveniently and carefully. The large assortment combines new shapes and colorings, including @ sufficient diversity of styles to admit of the Paris fashions of a Parasol to match every tollet, A feature ofthe new Parasols is the employment of Embrolderéd Grenadines and other Translucent materials for coverings. Then there are Cut Velvet Covers, Brocade Covers, Striped Covers, Lace Covers,—in a word, Covers suited to any and all tollets, The “Alameda” will be our specialty in our display of new Parasols, it having the facilities of being made into two different shapes within a sec- ond of time, this giving the purchaser the advantage of two different shaped Parasols for the price of one. COACHING PARASOL IN EMBROIDERED PONGEE, Coaching Parasols in Roman Stripe Bordered Satin, Coaching Parasols in figured colored Satins, Coaching Parasols in Lace effect. Coaching Parasols in Canopy shape. OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT isstocked with all the new and attraetive styles of this spring’s production, there being no suits to show you from last season. Every costumenew and unique indesign, Our suits are fully half yard wider around bottom of skirt, they being made especially for us. Tailor Made Suits, ‘Homespun Cloth Suits, Yacht Cloth Suits, Canvas Cloth Suits, Tricot Cloth Suits, Combination Cloth Suits. Ask tosee our$12 Homespun Cloth Sults in new spring shades. This costume is our special LEADER IN THIS DEPARTMENT. SPRING JACKETS, SPRING JACKETS The Military Jackets, Boucle Jersey Jackets, Scotch Cloth Jackets, Combination Jackets, ‘We are prepared to show the largest and most com- plete assortment of Spring Jackets ever shown by us. ‘We guarantee our prices, No fancy prices, SPRING WRAPS, SPRING WRAPS, Beaded Net Effects, ‘ Grenadine Effects, aye Frize Velvet Effects, Boucle Effects. SPRING RAGLANS, SPRING WEIGHT NEWMARKETS, SEE OUR “TOURIST WRAP.” ENTIRELY NEW; JUST IN. ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE Consult your own interests by examining our styles and Prices. Lasssuncz & Bro, ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE 420422424426 SEVENTH ST. mhi9 New Wase Fasntcs We have just received a large invoice of NEW WASH FABRICS, which we consider the best value we have ever offered. 1 case Cream Crinkle, 10c. ‘86-in. Royal Fonlards, in buff and cream, 150. ‘New Styles in Madras and Canton Ginghams. Crinkle Seersuckers in neat checks and plaids. Lace Striped and Check Nainsook, 64¢., 8¢., 10c., 1Dye. 1 case'yard-wide Percale, 10c. 1 case Shirting Prints, fast colors, 5c. HIAMBURG EMBROIDERY HALF PRICE. In our Dress Goods Department we have some New ‘and Special Things. 6,000 yards Cashmere, in new spring colors, 10c. ‘36-in, Twilled Debege, 25c. ‘38-in. Flannel Suiting, new. 400. ‘Tricot Cloths, Black and Colored Cashmeres. Silk Rhadames, &c., &c. All of our Carpets at reduced prices, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near Seventh street, Havixe Just Rervexen FROM NEW YORE, 23 mb Iam prepared to show one of the best lined of Spring and Suzhmer DRESS GOODS it has ever been my pleasure to do since here in business, including all the latest noveities and piain dress eects in the market, ‘Just opened, 100 pieces of KOECHLIN’S FRENCH SATLNES, handsome designs, NEW GINGHAMS in Tuffeted, Stripes, Plaid and Plain—latest out. Also an elegant line of CRINKLES and TOILE DU NoxDs. I am showing many bargains in SPRING DRESS It will pay you to look at my stock before pur- chasing. {The Fight for Missouri” “A Conventional Bohemian, “Letters to Dead Authors.” Andrew pat Lenten and Devotional Books.’ Prayer and Bc ymnais Family mhi3 and Pocket Bibles. BALLANTY, 425 SE’ Turorraxt Booxs Now Reavy. ‘Military Law, 2 vols, by Lieut, Col. Winthrop, U.S. Reports, vol. 115. Onus Probandi, by Batley. My Religion, by Tolstoi. ‘The House of Crague, by Sleight, Every Day Religion, by Clarke. Patrocius and Penelope, by Dodge, Domesticus, Butler. Indian Summer, Howells, All Books not on bund ordered. ‘Card engraving and printing # specialty, W. H. MORRISON, Pa Ave. En Booxs: Boorse: Booxss AT cost. T desire to close out at cost ALT BOOKS ON MY shelves to make room for my increasit FINE AND COMMERC gives an opportuni Hbraries a fine TAL TIONERY. trade tn This for book buyers to place in thelr lection. of standard and miscella- neous works. Don't miss itif vou want to be bene- fited. Any book or books wanted not in stock will be liberal from the retail ordered and a Prices, ‘discount made G. A. WHITAKER, 1105 Pennsylvania ave. ma THE UNITED STATES OFFICIAL POSTAL GUIDE FOR 1886, On sale and subscriptions recelyed. Washington agency. 4220 H ENRY © LANCASTE: Japanese Dealers supplied at JOHN C. PARK! 6) R ies, at lowest prices, and 619 7th st. 829 71H N.W 11-20w' ER's, nw. STA Uonery and Book Store. Catholic Goods, Wi candles, Candlesticks, Vases, Diaries, Artists’ Merial FAMILY SUPPLIES. Took Ar Tins: Bese Minnesota Patent Family Cassara’s best Baltimore Hams.... =. C. Shoulders... « “Lard, in'10 Ib.'bi Soe Sik Best White Potatoes, per bushel... Best Sweet | - “| Gumpowder Tea... 10 Ibs. Tarkish Pranes. Best Creamery Butter... «Orders by mail th rocess Flour per bbl. iy atiened to.) Prompt delivery of all orders” Look for the Steam- ing Coftee Pot. You cannot mistake the place, WALKER & WRIGH ‘Wholesale and Retail Grocers, mb4-1m RABLE LUs T have extended my st he largest Family making tall POC jrocery in Washington’ © of first-class Family Groceries to give en- ire satisfaction or money refunded. Prices reduced toacash basis. I posit! and see what you can sav ly sell for cash only. Call by buying for cash. Re- member all goods guaranteed strictly first-class and low for cash. N. to Poole, Brooke & © I ‘amily Flow lowest prices, bucket (tw iw dozen.) 10 Good Family Flour, $4.90 per barr: $1.25. "Ali grades k No. 2. Mackerel, Plantation Toasted (requires 4 less than any oth favor, 25c. per It. Shoulder Meat, 6 to Tige. per v AND Si A. POOLE, 944 La. ave. successor ib. Cassard’s Best Sugar Cured Hams, 11 Gib. "Green Coffee, 10, Creamery Buiter, 0c. Syrup, 44 Honey, St s.w. Tip and 15e. 1b. B tb. Gan Waite Beare, 50, H EXDIA TEA co Siar ith ssi cars pass door, Set Ge red and ‘guaranteed. ao 65c. gal. i, ‘Tea 5c. Tea oc. Lb., ; Worth 60c. f9 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, 4s without a donbt the most BravTIFUuL and the most Norurriovs jour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MUL, contsintngas it goes all the’ most tas ere invented up to the present time Flour Usskrasay by any millin Frvve that we wuld simp ty of this ‘magnificent F Euro; world, We Guar: hard wheat Grown in Minn: an acknowledged fact, that i aration of the giutinous partici four is shipped ann ved “Machin: they produce the world. ‘To iy state that a large quan- yt and eaten at the principal Courts of the old. Ex that it is WALL PAPERS. FRESCOING AND STAINED GLasa FABRICS, FURNITURE, CaRPETE oclém__ 615 FIFTEENTH 8T. N. Ww. Re “- Benstxe On HAS NONFOF THE DEFECTS USUALLY FOUND IN COMMON OILS. IT CANNOT BE EXPLODED, DORS NOT CHAR THE WICK, W! Nor SMOKE, EMITS NO OFFENSIVE ODOR AN PREVENTS THE BREAKING OF CHIMNEYS BURNS LN ALLOOAL OL LAMPS, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, CHINA ANDGLASS, 2020 7m at WE CLOSE AT 6 P. M. AFTER MARCH 181, 1886, re Goon News Goon News FROM GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES: end HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, SO One Heed be without a well-furnisbed home because they have not got the cash to spare, ‘Weare determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE- WHERE FOR Casit And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make their own terms in regard to payments, ‘Come and see the largest store in the United States, Come and see the largest and most varied stock te se ect from, Come after you have posted yourselves on prices andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you thas GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS ¥. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con ‘vVinced that what we say are facts and nohumbug. repeat, come and make your own terms—at _fo GuOGAN'S. Jousr Recerven, A CAR LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES, BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CaNDELABRAS, Which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS AT COST PRICES, W. H. HOEKR, 801 Market Space. 308 and 310 8th stn. ns Great Reovcriox Ix Sroves Our remaining stock of Heating Stoves we are now offering at reduction of 10 to 20 per centon regular Prices. This includes several of thecelebrated Radiant ‘Home and other first-class Stoves. A full assortment of Cooking Stoves and Ranges om hand at low prices. A call respectfully solicited, W. 8 JENKS 400, 53030 717 7th st. aw. Flour a perfect sep- of the wheat berry ‘and a thorough elimination of all woak and starchy matter has at last been reached, and 1s consequently more NuTaITious, yielding more Dread to the barrel Flour. ‘The best trade admits that than anyother Flour. from its bread mating 6 Well as the eat fur ete Unsurpassed by. "su ‘every barrel is warranted to give entire STERLIN ities ies the c as family or bake aX ‘and any Flour made. kvery suck aid G'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One ofthe most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by anyother Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- acting housekeeper and satisfy the most lastidigusepl- cure. GILT-EDGE. A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent GOLDEN HILL. ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standara Famtly Flour of the District. Itis equal in quality to a great many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst it 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 HALL, and we tee! assured that any housekeeper who thies them once will never use anything vise, For sue by al grocers. ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Tndianaave, se13, WM. M.. LT & co. Tux Cancaco Grocery Couraxy, 8906 7TH STREET, OFFERS FULL LINE OF CANNED GOODS, 2 Pound Can Corn, 98¢. dozen. Marrowfat Peas, $1.65 dozen. Early June Peas, $1.75 dozen, pa walt May Peas, $1.98 dozen. rable Peaches, jozen. Finest Table Peaches, yeilow or white, $1.98 dozen, Light Brown Suge r, Sige. it, ‘Standard A Susar, Brac. Ib, Granulated Sugar, 7c. 1b. ‘Cut Loat Sugar, Zige. ry ‘THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OFFERS: Family Flour, Best F 5 DL. y Pour, 8-78 bbl; 1.44 % bbL, 720. bbl. Paight Process Flor, $0.78 DDL; $1.00% Wb; 856 THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, 806 7TH ST., OFFERS: ‘New Mackerel tor 75c. Kit, ‘New Codtish, se, Ib. THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OFFERS: New Buckwheat, 4c. Ib.. or 10 ibs. for 350. THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OFFERS: French Pure ay $2.00 gallon. ‘Whisk ion. ecieste MO a ao, caper selec a (CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, id 3 nen ‘69doz. all linen for Sc. Ei i 5 2 IZ eo co} He i : ; if as AGNES AND. “tees Clareta, $8.’ and: Goren. Cal- CORN BEEF A SPECI Stalls. —626, 6zY and 630 Center Mark ‘206 and 208 N ‘Marketing oe. MUTTON, a. wing ‘delivered tree of charge toall parts of the [ Hi 5 i i I ie i! : : efi pu a iJ 2 : hi | : and Best Machine Call and examine it, or send postal card and we ol vend one to your home on Trial Free of Charge. 8 OPPENBEIMEL @ BRO, RANICH @ BACH PIa! ‘Over 18,000 sold and not a di urchaser. Gally's wonderful Self- a, G. L. WILD & BRO, aM ag oe a. , a 1864. iundenecatene<* —-— 1 ~1— Serene * ~ 59 “youn LIS & ©O., J ‘937 Pennsylvania ave. near 10th at, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city, PIANOS and ORGANS tor rent or sale, at moderate prices and on easy terms, hcg Music, Music, Books “and i instruments of au! ‘Call and see our stock before purchasing, ‘Telephone No 1s. We close at six p.m, JOBN F. ELLIS £00, 937 Pennsylvania ave., near 10thet, JICTOR BECKER, PIANO SALE AND RENT WAREROOMS, 801 9TH ST. N. W. Organ Tuning and Repairing: speci. Work warranted freA mua ¢ RAKAUER AND Pianos Burdett reasonable pair, at G. ‘The Pianos. tuning, KUBN'S, 407 10ih ot aw K NNN A K NNN Si Aa BP Piaso Fonrzs UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS RENT. wM. E & 00, WAREROOME: 3 LLET, DAVIS & CO'S UPRIGHT GRAND ‘PIANOS ‘The perfost Plano ofthe world. New and elegant styles. ‘monthly payments at low cy = Lt EEE ome wn, Exwaxo F. Daoor. 925 Pennsylvania avenue PIANOS, MUSIO STEINWAY & SONS, * ax E GABLER & BROS PiANOS, ew and Second-hand Pianos of other makes: instock af low figures. Exnnsox Pix: PRCER 4) At STECK # CO axb'bavs & co. PIANOS. cage anfieret, Rewari crate m29_Managing Partner of the late tiru: of Ellis & Co. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Suter: Sues: Suum ‘We are offering assole 6 MONARCH GEIRTS, Reinforced, Petent Says, with Linen Bands, FOR $5. THEY ARE WORTH @1 EACH. ALs0, A FEW ODDS AND ENDS IN ORDER SHIRTS, ato. ‘Thee goods were mad: to order. and range in price FROM $1.00 TO 6250 EACH. ‘With o fall line of WHICH WE ARE SELLIN 4s CHEAR, ar ELLERYS, 183 7a00 4. i 2