Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1886, Page 4

I E_ ah THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weati OFrick oF THE Curer Sr De For the middle Atlan followed by fair weat northerly, slight char re in the extre . slightly colder, For Tuesday, fair weather is indicated for all districts puntains, with Slight changes ir sup the south ‘Atlantic states, wl tecidedly colder | we ill prev StiLt. to the front, solid ach chamber suites, Wa. H. Dex k 100 platform rock- seat and bac! for S354 Itrom = in selecting best Vienna Op- Kelly will offer to- ils, Oth-street wing, Zlamb of thesea- mitted to Prof. Sentertainment next Friday eveni: esational ehureh, d rates. Ellis Tiel AXMINSTER t 0; reduced from $5; a ALL Parer, Piererr AUECrION.—Messts. Waiter 1GNED bas obtained the ageney pd, W. H. Thoms « Son gave the the pre for peri ple-top indies, Chairs i. DUNN, ast. nw. and prestidigitateur, g at Congreg: WospErret rdemain by t HUMAN Artificial CITY AND DISTRICT. a ‘Fo-Night. razy Patch. rose & West's Min- cRcH.—Stoddard lec- —Battle of Manassas. “Odds and Ends.” — Condensed Locals. Mr. Charles W. Morris whose at the buil on F sircet, 2s reported In ays STAR, was the master carpenter aiending the work and not a laborer as was broken be an “Old Folks’ Concert,” in cos M. P. ehureh, 9th street, between and F streets northwest, on Thursday even- commenced ft. Dominie’s A mission to last two weeks wa the eleven O'clock mass at spel temper nat Rith were made ton, of the I 7 wrdt, Mr. Mateet, Te, and Mr. Smith. Historical association” will eting in this elty on the 4 ev. Mr. Bur Sr. Mi ¢. Hon. ation, w of the agricult y afternoon the Pein: was » Rell, MrBion Wilson, imitted to the bar of the = Ward and Robert three and one year McEwin will sing at Dr. N, nial, at Hitles’ hal!, Tuesday IMPROVEMENTS BEGUN ON orn AxD dA. Scotth Th Masons have xction of their and a depth of will be occupied as a bu {which will be ona le and here will be the va wide hal of thi t th 1. A beard plat BOX65 leet ter is t Vis the contractor. = ‘The Panorama of Manassas. battle of Ma: and Olio avenue ow places of the 1 Visitors find It as en- tistic pieces find in Is take thei to them the — MARRIAGE LIcENSES. — Mar Heenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Jaime in, of New Yor Maryland Protestant chure! taced in THE Strait, h, Baltimore, about the same number of lay delex: business work of the chureh f Teported wy Balnisters will t and certal madi rion from Lost 410 New Englander sturday event ard’s, Riggs, Ul tou and the Ebbitt house, will remain L or three days. here two: be sold by M ir TOvInS, co and_Peniisyivania avenue, on 9. The collection consists of Itaiiaa'seuipiures, Freneh bronze grou; digures, brass finished cloek sets, Verde Ait Pedestils with revolving caps, Landsome + ‘lock with fne painting on peteelain and sic ‘ Te is also al ‘royal Dresden celain Vases of a rich blue color, said to be the Quest and mos: costly specimens ot royal Dresden vases ever brought to this country. Tae collection will be arranged for exhibition To-morrow, the 6th inst. Book Sate.—Thomas Dowling has issued catalogues for a sale of miscellaneous books to Luke place at his rooms to-rorrow evening at 7:30 o'cloek. Books are now on exhibition. ner loth st April 7, 8a Wat Paper, Prere AvcTION.—Messts, Walter B. Willams &’Co., Auctioneers, will sell at the store ot J, F. Spells: house, agent, No. 521 7th street northwest, to- morrow morning, April 6, at 11 o'clock, the Stock of wall paper, picture frames, counters, show-cases, ete, Sed ad. FRaMeEs, ETc, AT LABOR ARBITRATION. Full Text of the Bill as it Passed the House Saturday. following is full text of il's labor arbitraton Dill as it passed the se of Representatives: differences or ise between railroad companies aged in the transportation of property or ers between two or more states of the ena territory and state, the United States, or within the territories of within the District of Columbia, and the em manies, which dif, | things. ferences or controversies may hinder, impede, nterrupt or affeet such transportation ers, ff, upon the written controversy berry and walnut, | the proposition, ‘then d company is here- nd appoint one person 1 such event the railre uithorized to select and sneh employe or employ the two persons select a third person. all three of izens of the nd disinterested in_ re- or controversies, and peted and appointed ee persons thus nd they are hereby, board of arbitrat powers and pri Section 2. Th vided for in the first possess all the power to admintsterin; and compelling their at order during the sittings of the’ boa requiring the produetion of papers and writings ing alone to the subject under investiga tion now possessed_or bele States commissioners appointed by the elreuit ; but in no ca »mpelled to diselose the . With the duties, ier set forth. ard of arbitration ction of this act s and authority in respect 5 ng to the United any witness be ation of which he mu or member, and s: ppoint a clerk and ribe all reason ms not inconsistent with this aet looking to the speed the differences and_controver conelusion and determination, | said arbitrators shall take an oath honestly, | ad faithtully to perform his duties, is not personally interested in the L-matter in controversy administered by any state administer 2 So selected and apy f the board, stenographer ble rales and regul the provisions of advancement of ‘ubmitted to nd any order, urd made by a ma * and eilect as if all three of sueh arbi- therein or united in 1 ction 8. That it shall be the duty of said 1 ot arbitration, immediately upon their p t to the place of the origin of th or controversy, and to hear and deter rence Which ma matters of dif tothem in writing by all t full opportunity to be heard on o: | in person and Db; n the right to all be reduced to writing with the testim« | United States S Hempler’s, cor. 44st. | wltae pong! uke sueh award pub- the same shall have be siection of an arbi ent them upon the boar ‘hat each member of said tribunal appointed by said. Wik District Courts reeeive for like services. as full compen- jor his serv ndred_ words of tes writing before States Imarshals or other persons iQ tribunal shall re- npensation for such eive for like services upon es commils- ituesses attending be tion shall receive the imony taken tid arbitratic ume fees and fees as Witnesses ates commissioners. That i] OF said fees and | United States in like 1 compensations eases under existing to limit the pvided further, that the fees and com- pensations « ks id Witnesses under this act shall be ex- mined and certified b; district in which the arbi- e presented to the wsury Wepar be Subject to Lhe provis- jons of section S46 of the Revised Statutes of i f and a suflicient ay all Expenses under thi: the Same into cilect is hereby money in the Tri tration is held hi priated out of an; ding $1,000 usury of the United Si ny single arbitra es to detray the tion under this expenses of ——___ m With a Brick. A ROW AT THE GAS WoRKS AND A: This morning in the Police court Sylvester A. nploy of the Wash- red on awart 'y With intent to kill rt Middleton, a machinist, who is also in phe all Ne white the men! Dry Goons. Middleton was with assault and batt between them and B a brick at Mid- him on the head, inflicting a Burns and had ‘as continued it ved the required bail. lows’ Parade. OMING ANNIVE Ata convention Satu mittees repres: Fellows’ of the city, pration of the 26th instant, the order will h evening of th | ‘arious bodies of Odd | ken looking to | nniversary of the | It was resolved that | Hosiery al parade, moving xereises pro mnsists of Grandmaster C. andall, John iter Fowler an BREAKING Workiovse W e¥,xcolored girl who is ¢ Snell to-day D¥ Oilicer Au! 2 with breakin two windows at th e her thirty days additioudl to serve in d ». Miott McGill, of th ‘hurch of the Im- ‘The | ~~ Visor by using Ayer s Su of old residents of the District. with the full choir of Norris, Hon. Maicolm Seaton and ‘apt. H. P. Sanders. | held yestera Ton the evens committee was ap- Presidentand invite | him to review the parad also be Invited to review the procession. The ion has adopted a re lar to the one worn by the ¢ sion consists of a piece of white satin; at the top is 9 spre: the words, “Association or Veterans, the picture of the Capitol, 1561-1556." bottom the figures committee of th erans will visit the Baltimore ‘Tarners and ABSOLUTELY PURE This Powder never varies A marvel of parity. Strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders Soup oNLY Ix caNa RovaL Baxixa Powbea Co, 106 Wall street, N.Y. ‘The Industrial School. INTERESTING CLOSING EXERCISES AT GURLEY CHAPEL. A charity which is engaged in a work of im- portance and doing it without ostentation, is the Industrial School, which has been main- tained for some years at Gurley chapel, at the nd Boundary streets. The school devotes itself to instructing and caring for the neglected little girls of that section of the city, and every Saturday during the full and winter between two and three hundred of these are collected in the chapel, where they are taught to mak: op garments, the cloth for whi been furnished and cut out by the teachers, and are instructed in various other useful The school is conducted by between forty and fifty ladies, the most of whom belong to the New York Avenue church, the president being Mrs. Wm. Howard Mills. The closing ex- ercises of the school took place Saturday, at the chapel, with 223 pupils, and a large number ot ladies and gentlemen present, The reports of the vice president, the Secretary,—Miss Coyle,— and the treasurer, M: ields, were read, and made an excellent showing of the work and condition of the school. Mrs. Mills, who is a very agreeable speaker, delivered an address, in which she reviewed the work of the year, gave credit to all who bad assisted in carrying it on, and closed with a touching tribute to the late Mrs. Gurley. Rey. Dr. Bartiett made a nt little speech, and a number of well- ‘red songs and recitations by the pupils fol- Jowed, and the exercises closed with serving re- freshments to the pupils and others present. pe supis* Affairs in West Washington. ‘Two SLIGHT FrrEs.—A coal oil lamp ex ploded In house No, 3312 M street Saturday night, setting fire to the bed clothing, but it was éxtinsulshed before much damage was done. Yesterday evening an alarm was turned in from box 714 for fire in a chimney ot house No. 3003 P street, occupied by Louisa Stokes, The fire department promptly responded, but did not zo into service. Tur DAMAGE TO THE C. AND O. CANAL.—Su- perintendent Jtiser and Paymaster Gambrill, of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, were in_con- sultation with President Baughman, in Fred- ri urday, in regard to the damage ‘he floods of the past week. injury v ed to be of a very serions racter, and instructions were given to begin. the work of repa Itis thought that | atleast a mo ired to place the i in ble condition. —There were about eighty converts of the First (colored) Baptist. chureh‘of this p imamersed in the waters of Rock creek, n street bridge, yesterday morning, in the pres- ence of a large gathering of people.—Mz. 8. Thomas Brown is confined to nis residence by ness, ‘YEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 43; con- dition, Receiving reservoir, temperature, 48; condition at north connection, 2; soutn connection, 2. Distributing reservoir, tem- rature, 48; condition at influent gatehouse, condition at effluent gatehouse. 2, diol ahaa Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tx AR. LANDMARK Passing Away.—The old Mechani building, which for nearly three rters of a century has | been one of the most noticeable” build- ings on King street, is now being torn down, to be replaced by three dwellings and stores, The Me nk was organized in 1512 by John Langden, Wm. Vertch, ©. DeNeale, Daniel McLeod, John Cohagen, dames MeGuire, Adams Lynn, Mark Butts, Joseph ~ De ames Sanderson, John Young, Eutwistle, Robert " Young, Peter ‘Saunders and John Girl, most of whom were the then leading Alexan- a mechanics, and the charter provided “that for the well ordering of the affairs of the said corporation elzht of the directors at least shall be practical mechanics.” nk continued esstul operation for some twenty-five | Years, when the cashier ran off with the fands, | lure of the bank andria, After that time the Alex- ¢ Insurance company occupied the var, When it was occupied 3 AS provost mar- sit Was the oilice of unk until the close of that insti- ‘he Work of improvement is in 1. Stoutenburg, builder. MBLERS AnkESTED.—The law authorizing | the police of the city to exercise jurisdiction within one mile of the city has been of much Deuetit to the good order of the suburl pund between the city I i creck was free for Sunday gambling wud otter illegal sports. Several arresis heretotore been made, and on yesterday Ch Cash was brought up charged with the old small-pox hospital, near the uined many citit merly the ¢ tholie —Notwithstanding the in- ent weather yesterday, the church ly had good Congregations. ‘The re: | pustors filled the puipits, exeeptat St. Mary's | chureh,where President Doonan, 8. J., of George: | town college, delivered a discourse on and O. canal cuts wers here ean obtain no definite information as to the time at ‘hich the canal will be repaired and be again in order for tion.——The confederate | Veterans of Lee camp elect their office night—The county school board at its li ast meeting directed the treasurer to give to each | distriet an | that district —The city a has bee! wer of the revenue.—Tne frame house | been sold by 1.5. Lioyd to Mr. R. W. Miller, Who has just moved here from Washington.— |The prisoners at the station-house hi re Is 1 Mottett, charged with stealing a hat from George L, Young, and some few “drunks,” ae eer gue definite ar- ed for the pro- new comic ope: pssional | us and beaut formances, four in numl Albaugh house, April 12, 13'and 14 Seats are now on sale at Ellis’, W SPRING AND SUM ER DRY GOODS, We have an immense stock to offer now, and open- ery day. to our stock e ieots, 25¢. Doublewidth all-wool Tricots, 50a, Double-wiith Silk and Wool Mixtures, 62%0, Combination Dress Goods, $1, Beautiful Spring Silk, bh Silks, SO. Silks frum 75e. to $2.50. dred new Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, to 38. + Glow ut SL ‘and Corsets, MATTING, One thousand rolls of Matting on our second and third floors, W. W. BURDETTE & CO. apa-st 928 7th street and 706 K street n.w. | J? IS a Goop RULE TO ACCEPT ONLY SUCH | 4 medicines as have, after long years ot trial Where she was | Proved worthy of confidence, ‘This Is a case where | ! ples experience may be of great ser; | + ahd it has been the experience of thousands that | other yp 1's Cherry Pectoral ls the best cough medicine ever LD—-RENEW YOUR YOUTHFUL aparilla, It will vilalize the blood, recruit the wasting energies, and build up the system. mh30 TPYHIEKE 15 NOTHING SURPRISING IN THE fact that Benson's Capeine Plasters are widely imitated; that cheap and worthless plasters with nares | Ofsimilar sound, and similar appearanee in type, are freely offered for sale. Articles of great merit always have to compete with trashy imitatio But as they become known they die out through de- served neglect. Meanwhile we warn the public against the so-called “Capsicum,” *“Capsieln,” “Cap “Capsicine,” plasters, whether “Benton's,” ‘are made to sell on the reput ‘\ chasing ask for Benson's, pectable druxgists only, and you cannot be di ceived. “The genuine has the “Three Seals” trade: mark on the cloth and the word “Capeine” cat in the center. ap2-s0,w Hoxesrvs Dress Goons, in New and Beautiful Spring Shades, all ‘woul (special bargain); omy abe, SH Pure fine NAVY BLUE SATINES, Ibe. SURAH SILKS, extra wide, in Beautiful Spring ALBATROSS and NUN’S VEILING, wide double width, all pure fine wool in’ Bedutiful Spring aes oo A BER ten ge fe TER et FER, BRR, g85s ge AAR EB R OT coo 2A ER oT Eee EB Sgg8 = 711 Market Space, newr 7th stress ROYAL SERGE Beautiful Spri 100d, ‘width, double fold, 12 yurds for gas vooes exe 1,000 yards of PLAID MUSLIN, good quality,6e. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINES, 18e. EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, 75e. BLACK SATIN MERVELIEUX, all silk, 650. BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 7e, BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, 98¢. HEAVY GRO-GRAIN BLACK SILKS lent qhuity. immense width, cash value §1-25 reduced to ‘euch, customer who buys, $10. worth, of Dry Goods These elegant towels are one yard and & juarter long nearly tree quarters wide,all puretine inen and decorated with a beautiful wide colored border mb30_ r and keeps | completed by Major Duffey, the com- | opposite the National bank has | will be preeeded by “Trial by Jur, per: | Will be given at | # Caranenat Dasorzns. ‘To be freed from the dangers of suffocation while lying down; to breathe freely, sleep soundly and un- disturbed; to rise refreshed, head clear, brain active and free from pain or ache; to know that no poison ous, putrid matter deliles the breath and rots away the delicate machinery of smell, taste and hearing; to feel that the system does not, through its veins and arteries, suck up the poison that is sure to undermine and destroy. is Indeed a blessing beyond all other human enjoyments. To purchase immunity from such fate should be the object of all afflicted. But those who have tried many remedies and physicians despair of relief or cure. Sanrorp’s Rapicat Cun meets every phase of Catarrh, from a simple head cold to the most loath- some and destructive stages. It is local and constitu- tional. Instant in relieving, permanent in curing, ‘safe, economical and never-failing. SaxrorD’s Rapicaz Cune consists of one bottle of the Raprcat, CURE, one box of CATARRHAL SOLVENT and one larRoveD INHALER, all wrapped in one Package, with treatise and directions, and sold by all druggists for $1.00, POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. ACHING MUSCLES RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE By that new, original. elegant and infallible antidote to pain and inflammation, the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. No ache or pain, or bruise or strain, or cough or cold, or muscular weakness but yields to its speedy, all- Powerful and never-failing, pain-alleviating properties. At Druggists, 25c; five for $1.00; or of POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL C0., apl Boston. The Lightning-Rod Man. Not long ago a professional repairer of light- ning rods, who was at the time engaged in put- ting up additional lightning rods on the Wash- ington monument at the National Capital, told our informant that some years ago he fell irom a building on Baltimore street—the knot in his rope slipped and he fell forty feet. Fortunately he fell on a pile of empty packing boxes, which in a great measure broke his fall, and he was not Killed, He was taken up ‘senseless, but came to in an hour or so, with no bones broken. “An hour before that,” said he, “I was hanging by the same rope ten’feet below the coping of the shot tower on Fayette street; if my rope had slipped then, I would not be here talking to you. But for'a long time I lost my grip, 80 to speak. Time was when I thought nothing of my work, but I found it difficult to keep my, mind steady when aloft, _T tried all manner of medicines io but little purpose, and began to think I would have toturn myattention tosome other mode of life. But you know, boss, when one does only one thing for_a number of years, is dificult to get out of the groove, and be: sides, my work pays well. ‘There are {ew of us in the business, and I wanted to hang on to it, ‘One day a friend advised me to try Dr-Henley’s Celery, Beefand Iron. I knew beef and celery was good, 80, says I, there must be something in the extract. “Tgot a bottle, then another,and could feel myself getting tone every day.” By the time I had taken six bottles my were as strong and steady as anybody’s, and I'm as game in high places as [am on the side- walk. I keep it in the house all the time and take a little every day. 1 Short Ends. Short Ends. Short Ends in Wamsutta and Fruit of Loom. Cotton, 7y0.; Short Ends in_French Percales, ; Short Ends in French Sattens, Size. ‘The ods are In one to ten yare fengths. iy to secure them and other good bar- ns, M. NewMyYER, 0 7th st. and 1920 Pa, ave, Notice. Fresh Picked Crab Meat received daily; also, Hard and Soft Crabs. Hotels, restaurants and familles supplied, N. WuitE & Co., 3 621 Bst. hw. More! 50 F. Cigars $1 to $6. Every’style showcases. Lowest prices. Try.20 Pickwick Club Whisky ts the best. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and deliverew in 410, “Ward” prints, 45c, perlb. Also cottage Cheese und butter mill sweet'milk Se, per quart. Cream 15 cents. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, JOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL HOME aT GAITH- ersburg, Md., two minutes’ walk from station, Honse hus ¥ rooms, all papered throughout; 7 acres inclosed: beautitul lawn; choice fruuts of all kinds, Cheap to an immediate purchaser, apo-1m. ALP. HILL, 1838 F. st QO SALE—A BEAUTIFUL PLACE AT GAITHE ersburg, Metropolitan branch: Hew COL iace.urtesian well, splendid water, runuiig streany, Beautiful grove surrounding the house; five minutes! A. P. HILL & €0.,1938 F st 5 UGHLY Biro ashington, Yj from rai $6,000. Will trade eq small house. WALKER & WILSON, 1006 Wis We ee) aps JPOR BPNT-AT FALLS CHURCH, Va, A 0 ef nine rooms, suitable outbuildings, with 17 a vtand. Good shade, fruit, &c. Inquire at 907 ave, eps Buses Sore ‘THE TIME HAS COME WHEN ALL SHOULD BE LOOKING AROUND FOR A GOOD, STYLISH PERFECT-FITTING, WELL-MADE SUIT. ‘WE HAVE BETTER GOODS THAN ANY ONE IN THE TRADE. A PERFECT FIT GIVEN, OR NO SALE. WE SELL GOOD SUITS FROM 96 UP TO $25 EACH. DON'T FORGET THAT WE HAVE TO-DAY THE BEST STOCK OF SPRING OVERCOATS: TO SELECT FROM IN THE CITY. THE BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S STOCK 18 MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER, AND UNT- FORM BARGAINS OF THE BEST STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING IN THE CITY Is THE RULE ar OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. A Base Ball and Bat given with every Boy's Sult, aps Pasratoox Rex: ‘That's what we are, and here's the proof. MEN'S PANTALOONS, strictly all wool, $1.50, Come early. dear friend. you can’t come too 800m, ‘To secure a dollar-and-a-half Pantaloon. MEN'S PANTALOONS, pin stripe, strictly all wool, $2.50. ‘They will make you Jolly, they will make you laugh, ‘These all-wool Pants at two-and-a-half, MEN'S PANTALOONS, neat hair line, strictly all- wool, $2.78, I wandered by the river side, I wandered by the mill, Istrolled along the Avenue, I climbed up Capitol Hill, I retraced my steps to Seventh street, and at Adler's, by my fate, I bought a pair of Halr-Line Pants for twoandseventy- eight, MEN'S PANTALOONS, fashionable French stripe, all wool, $3.7: ‘You will laugh, you will dance, you will rollick, you will ran, = ‘To get there in time to join in the fan; Of the crowd which “caught oa” to that marvelous drive, Those Pants that are sold for three seventy-five, MEN'S PANTALOONS, combination stripe, the Latest Noveity, all wool, $3.50. But the greatest bargains we have in stock, ‘Were reserved till last, and by the clock. ‘Will tick them offto field and staff, And rank and file at three and-«-half, MEN'S SACK SUITS, $3.90, $5, $7.50, $8.75. $9.75 upward, EN'S CUTAWAY SUITS, $10.75, $11.25, $12.25 $13.75 upward. MEN'S PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, $15.50, $16.50, bys $17.40, $18.75 upward, BOYS' SUITS, 13 to 18, $6, $6.50, $7.75, $8, $8.25 $8.75 upward. CHILDREN'S SUITS, 4 to 12, $2.50, $2.75, $3.12, $3.50, $3.75 upward. VICTOR E ADLER'S TEX PERCENT TEN CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W.. Corner Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, And that the lowest, ‘Open Saturdays unti! 11 p.m. mb29 Y¥ PORSALE OR EXCHANC Beautiinl Coantry Home, ‘At Brightwoods Ds Ce ‘Tiree Stiles frou City, Hg rich aud fertile garden land; 11_ e OF oaks and chestuttrcen en a nmanding’afine view.” Iinprovesents Sonsist ofa small house aud bars, ‘Also 2 valuable orchard of niueiy Dwarf Pear Trees in full bearing. Price $3,500, avn, TPHYATISVILLE, MD,,5% MILES gos Washinaton a rains daly tire‘i ernts trib). char rooms, hall, Pantry deellaty well OF hal Ths piace ade ensiwood Yausion, near the’ stations is 00. "Terms: $1,000 andi years Apy RICHARD B.GVANS, Atha Also, a few ly acre Lots for sal ‘These lots are three times as 1a attsville lots und less expensiv dry; on public road, only 10 min: from station. AT BLADEN: h 10s acres, stone aud brick tour Il in good “repair: valuable water pow ing, barn, etc. THOMAS HILL, Fayette an lst, Baltimore, Md, ap2-eo JOKSALE E FOR GOOD CITY prope ui St. Toad, about 4, ines tromelty a nd 3g wile from Siver spring Station: hus a xood house ofS rooms with bay window Hew sttbie, one acre of land lot of grapes and $3,000. For particulars, address other fruits. Pri com wood P.0., D. SEL, Bri mli31-2w Ware lise COR 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, HAVE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS, MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS. And as you see our Yard and Warerooms are a handy place to get anything you want inthe building line, and you avoid the trouble of running about to make purchases of various material, We have the reputation of selling low on every- thing, besides furnishing first-class material, and pro- pose to keep it up, WILLET & LIBBEY Lomber, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Hardware Mer- chants, mh31___ Cor. 6th street and New Yorkave. n.w. grazing fart Siniles from Washington tou, M i a Silve jetropolitan sranch wi “0. I OIGE LITTLE ry county, try or dairy foot fence; niences for ralsing poultry stock und farming ip given atone, JOULN Proker.1100 Peninsy ARM OF 50 the District three acre lots, and “all con d, with all the nd possession three acres} putbaildiiss; exeelient te WILSON, 1006 F s Feb SAGE OR EXCHANGE some BEAU ful suburban Residences sud Farms; also iinproved y Property: several country places for rent neat clty; plenty of fruit and sliade. WA. TT. MAIN, SU Charles Hotel SUBURBAN t to horse. Apply to W. i. wb 7-Lia* mh17-1m* eCorgetoy two acres garden, fruit, FISKE & CO.,1 EP iitractici 6,100 seres of good cleared ana ‘Timber Land, in Fairiax county, Vi, on both sides of 1 Washington, Ohio and Western railroad, within 20 niles of Washington. Inquire of GEORGE, F BY, mhi5-3i POR, SALE METROPOCITAN BRANCH 8 ti tore and dwel:ing, 14 rooms, 13, acres, Stable, edrrlage house and fruit; splendid stand for # live man; will be sold cheap to an immediate pur- NOt cE-LooK: NORFOLK OYSTER DEPOT. {ard and Soft Shell Crabs, Clams of all kinds, New York’ Also, Diamond back ‘Terrapin, ¥ i ‘Maurice Cove, Lynn Haven Bay's, Long Island Sounds and Shrewsberry, ysters. Green ‘Turtles from all sections of the ited States, No oysters or clams sold by the plate. iotels, resturants and private families supplied at short notice. ‘Oysters the year round. N. WHITE & CO., Ef 621 B st. a. we Maus SPNPisss IMPORTER, 1107 F STREET N. W. Opening of FRENCH BONNETS axp ENGLISH HATS (First Spring Importation) THIS WEEK. : No formal day. No cards. m29-1m_ Miss Juuer Consox Says In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year? “Fuel for a cooking Stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided OCKE were used in cities,” &c. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— chaser, ‘A. P. HILL & CO. anim LS oie 40 Bushels for $3.70 rok sae 25 Bashels for $2.50. ‘An cightroom House at Hyattsville: lot 60: 200; convenient to. stations Srulbesold ata Dergalae COKE NOT CRUSHED— mb10-1n EE TSS Et 40 Bushels for $2.90. 25 Bashels for $2.00 _ BOARDING. = ESULABI A: ROOMS, | WITT ‘EXCELLENT ish Fee COMER, ‘and home comforts, in first-class Helchoor- street hood.” Terms moderaie, 022d sh nae meas, | 3 Sees Pe LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 TTT § NW. (AL tae use La ert, or, 20th at En est conducted Hoarding houses iy the ity pe Greene toy Coxcextraren veer wig FOR LADIES AND GENTS, Gn hand aud made to order. Medal and Diplomas awarded for Superior Workman- ‘ship. Ladies, take notice that Hair Braids are made for 95 ceuts. Also, Hiair Braids dyed all shades, from. 50 cents up, in an unequaled manner, ‘Ladies! Hair Dressing, Cutting and Shampooing, at mb29-1m H. PHILIPPY’S, 906 7inst nw. Suez & Owes, TAILORS Corner New York ave. and 10th st. nw. ‘¥ou are invited to inspect our stock. mh6-s,tu.th.1m Sree Hars Fresh supplies of the Spring Style of SILK AND DERBY HATS, Introduced by DUNLAP & CO., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. ‘Just received by WILLETT & RUOFY, mb10-3m 905 Pennsylvania ‘ave. ‘OUND AT LAST!—HILL’S RHEUMA‘ ILLS Pei aiciiaaeec pees Chana ACHE, BILIOUSNESS and COSTIVEN ES ‘Send for samples. For sale, wholesale and retail, by ERIE ICES EETEVENE, 605 Fear, ave. Helow-0 PPO a orlaee an ie, ALKER'S. 204 10TH We W ct root eli arbotate ot ttmoe Pets Plaster, N. G aud Gay Tar, Charcoal, Hair, Lime &, CRAB ORCHARD WATER ‘We do not say (CRAB ORCHARD WATER ‘Wi Care Cancer, Eptlepsy or Heart Disease, but ‘We po Say CRAB ORCHARD WATER asa Remedy for 8 DYSPEPSIA, 8 3 SICK HEADACHR, 3 CONSTIPATION. 3 ‘nas Reliable as Quinine for CHILLS AND FEVER, TRY A BOTTLE-SOLD EVERYWHERE See that CRAB-APPLE Trade-Mark ison all pack- ages of “Salta” and “Water.” CRAB ORCHARD WATERCO, Proprietors SIMON N. JONES, Managee, 028-20 Loulsville, Kx. ENTLEMEN'S S0TTS SCOURED aE Coats 50 cents, Pants 25 cents, Vests 26 centa, ama iano %L Hann, ~ OU st. nw, mbiSIm¢ and 43.N. Calvartat. ; fers 5, 1886-WITH SUPPLEMENT. LONDON BAZA Dos Tae Prstzo: ‘The Spring Opening having terminated, THE PALAIS ROYAL is anxious to thank its patrons and the public for their overwhelming support, Such has been the demand for SOUVENIRS that those lots re- duced in price for the “OPENING” are almost closed out, and though NEW GOODS, must now be called wot Pie Eaaaa Co) a222: mae Bun04 a It should be remembered the goods are entirely new and represent the latest Spring Novelties. The ‘only reason for their sacrifice is that, (owing to the enormous sales of last week) some of the lots are Such lots will be offered. O99, oe reg eh COOP 2 oF g E rere Aa READ LIST BELOW CAREFULLY-@& 4@ REFER TO “OPENING” aDV TSS 4a COMPARE WITH SOUVENIR PRICES 8 You Musr Couz To Tux CONCLUSION THAT THE REMNANTS OF SOUVENIRS ARE BEING OFFERED BELOW “OPENING DAY” PRICES, SOUVENIR LIST. Price, 2 5 a Lace Scarfs and FICHUS...c-nu-- B9C. Black SUK Lace3.ctecneenmrnenee SZC $15. “Milcado” PATASOLS...resnneenenn-e $18.75 $12.50 Coaching Parasols.. Gingham Umbrellas..nvmeeseone » ‘Twill Silk Umbrellas... Silver Gray Gossamers.. “Elite” Kid Gloves... SINE Mitts, COLOTS.-seeneenerenee: 190. Lisle Thread Gloves.. 8-Button Castor Mousquetaires.... 73c. Kid Gloves ann $135 Fans, all styles... Fans, all styles. Ostrich Feather Fan... 25e. Jewelry, all sty 48c, Pocketbooks, all Bty1eSmveenennes B9C. Be, Satchels, all St¥1C8nrenenesnnneerne SAC. ‘79c. Sik Sash Ribbons., 44c. Ostrich Feather Tips. 98e, Bunches French FLOWeTB..reeen« TOC. 18c. Military Pompons. 19c. Muminated Note Papercnneeswme 146. A9c. Lisle Thread HOSC.0sceenrinneerene BOC 39c. “Schopper’s” celebrated Hose...... $1¢. $2.98 Pure Silk Hose. 25c. India Gauze Vests... 44c. Gossamer Vests... [5e. French Woven CorsetS.ccmeeun+ 59C. B5e. Scalloped APTONS .eeeneremneeee 27C. neerene nen 1.50 aS: $2.68 English Jerseys... $1.98 Imported (Stockinet Jerseys.......$1.59 Ge, Lace Corset .COVETS.rinennne 8c, Night Gowns, Cambric..vcveoe TOC 47 “Patti” Bustles.. ‘L1e. Genuine “Pear’s” Soap, unscented 9c. 83c. Lubins’ and Atkinson's Extracta 31c ‘33c. Florida Water, Large Siz0.......... 290. BSc. Pocket Necessarles.enenssnnuenenn 2OC. 1c, Manicure S€t8..-eeeeernneveneets 17C. CHILDREN’S 25c. Ribbed English 1H0se.n-vennns 21. 0c, Misses’ GOSSAMETE. veennnneseeee BAC. $1.25 Boys’ Rubber Coats. $1.98 “Gretchen” Dress ae nee $1.68. 9c. i GENTLEMEN'S $1.60 Imported Rubber Coats..n..$155 98c. English Kid GOV €8.eemnneseenne BOC. ‘25c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs... 19. 25e. Batin-Lined SCAB eenetinennnne 190. 8c, Bearih, all S108 neennnnmernenne B9C. 2Be. 4-ply LADD CUM eersnmmmnrnnene 19. ‘250. New Style Suspenders... 19¢. feRe \ 75 MARKET SPACE a C & Ep Ai GPE RE SF i SPERIAG& oF FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS And all the LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY? HE SS REPRE A LY TUESEA ? EEE OSE BP SA Y.-F EL at BP SA ™ Ej #: ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. OUR SPRING OPENING OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS COMPRISES ALL OF THE LATEST AND MOST NOVEL DESIGNS OF IMPORTED AND DUMESTIC STYLE, NO EFFORT HAS BEEN SPARED IN PROCURING THE RICHEST AND LATEST STYLES AT PRICES THAT WILL DEFY COMPETITION, LIST OF PRICES DURING OPENING WEEK. Trimmed Hats of French, English and Amerk Patterns, trom $5, 7, $9, and prices, Tadies' Straw Hats of ail site shapes ana quaity ato 80 86. 90, Shed See Children’s Hats, all imaginable styles, trimmed and unt: rimmed, from 10c. up. FLOW . ‘This Department is the most select that can be found at house in the city, It comprises the leading: French styles at prices that will make it possible for all tadiesee wen them, mrs ‘Most desirable colors, 3 in bunch, at 25, 37, 45 and 50c. a bunch, PLUMES. Best shades and qualities, 37, 50, 75c. and $1—a real Ostrich Plume, RIBBONS. All styles and quality. One lot All-silk Sash Ribbon, block pattern, 26c. a yard. ‘One tot 7-inch Satin, only 47c. a yard, One lot of 50 dc Lace Cay it Me. aplece, Fapecrcrosce ¢ Lot of 50 dozen Lace Caps a ‘One lot at 25, 30, 35, 49, 50 aud Toe. inal Oriental Laces from Sc. a yard and up. Also all other styles ot Laces too numerous to mention, HOSIERY, Qhe lot Ladies’ Striped Hose, French Toe and Heel, ouly 250, ne lot at 47¢. ‘Children’s Stockings, all styles. INFANTS’ CLOAKS, Fine Cashmere Cloaks, embroidered fronts, only $5, worth $7. ‘One lot at $1.57 and $2.50. Our stock of Infants’ Outfits is complete, and you can find everything in the line of Infants’ Wear, PARASOLS AND COACHING UMBRELLAS, From 75e. up. Children’s Parasols, 25, 37, 50 and 7c. KID GLOVES AND SILK GLOVES, Weare selling the celebrated 4-button Gerster Glove, best kid, warranted, at and one lot ¢-buttes Fabric Kid Gloves at $1.25, worth $1.75. - = A fine lot of Silk Gloves, ail shades, at 37c. and higher. CORSETS. Weare selling Corsets at the lowest factory price. it will pay the ladies to inspect our Corset Department before buying elsewhere, EMBROIDERY, We are selling handsome styles of Embroideries at 10c. ‘One lot at 15 and 20c. ZEPHYRS, 5c. an ounce. Best quality. ‘Wetender the public our most sincere thanks for the patronage they bestowed upon us.and inviteyou all toom FIRST GRAND SPRING OPENING. ‘We guarantee you in fucure, as in the past, fair dealing, lowest prices, and polite attention, YOU ARE ALL INVITED TO a Nw DDD. co SNON i A A r eR Pe geht RAZA i NNN D 0.0 NAN ms Aaa AAA - tun “oo 3 XN DDD NNN BB 4 fz 2 . aps 715 MARKET SPACE. 1 NNN Gt — PPP A coo 62FEB Re TT NNN EGF S83 rar aA A co E BH ERE Goo ORF OBA ii Bo E KK NNN G6G Sss% P aa 2% Go Exe t 814 SEVENTH STREET. CONTINUATION OF THE GRAND SPRING OPENING OF FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS AND ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE. ALSO LADIES SPRING WRAPS AND JERSEYS, on am XN N ppp oA OY, A XXX ppp HAMM oo ERE BMD AA ry AA NNN D D PRESSPeR ALY 8 fh REE MMM “oo” NNN aa ¥ a*4 XN bop " ‘9 DDD. A "TEE Ee ee Be 4 LT PURE SBE SM v vo kee Sss® Bop “4 > PPP RRR TL ‘S555 A 3NN DDD A ber Bae HE & & REPh gs . AAA RRL AAA NNN D Hs. Me RR CooL bes ad a4 NAN = ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. | | OUR SPRING IMPORTATION oF MILLINERY AND WRAPS INCLUDES ALL THE LATEST AND BEST DESIGNS OF THE PARIS AND BERLIN MARKETS, ALSO OUR BEST AMERICAN DESIGNS, EXTREMELY HANDSOME, AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES! OUR DISPLAY OF HaTS AND BONNETS FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1886 WILL BE THE FINEST IN STYLE, QUALITY AND VARIETY, Also the Largest and Most Elegant Ever Produced in This Countey, No Expense Has Been Spared in Procuring the RICHEST AND LATEST STYLES At Prices That Will DEFY COMPETITION! ‘To Make Our Spring Opening Still More Interesting We Will Tenderes SOUVENIRS FOR OUR OPENING DAYS, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, TO ALL PURCHASERS, SPECIAL PRICES, In Addition to the Low Prices Already Quoted on Our Goods. THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR SPECIAL BARGAINS NO LADY SHOULD Misa LIST OF SOUVENIRS. FRENCH AND ENGLISH, as wellas DOMESTIC PATTERN HATS, at $5, 96,87, @9 and $10, STRAW GOODS. ‘Our immense assortment of STAW HATS AND BON: NETS, co: of the most, shapes am colors, in Engich Mua, Fancy, Laces, Peat! and Tramway Braids, at 20e, S5c., 40c., Bue, 9oc. aud SL CHILDREN'S HATS. Hundreds of different styles of CHILDREN’S AND MISSES TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS, at 15, 19, 20, 25, 35, 60 and 60 cents only. Come and see them, look at them and you are sure to buy them. FLOWERS. “The Flow: bloom in the Spring,” but the French Flowers, Theos are not alone -The Pence the sranaa Iu Boe, B8eSbc, Bucs Goes Suc, Boe. cially imported fur King’s Palace, the grandest array ever exhibited, at’ and $1. bunch. TIPS. Blegant colors; thousands of bunches of Tips, at 23e, 34, 48¢, 68¢. and 7Be. a bunch only, PLUMES. Desirable colors, to be slaughtered st 37¢., 60c., 65c., 75c., 87¢. and $1 a Plame, ‘RIBBONS. Of Gros Grain, Satin and Picot Ribbons, at last year’s prices, notwithstanding the present great advance ia co LACES, Oriental. Spanish, Gulpure, Escurial and Chantilly Laces, in all widths, at c.,10., 16c., 18¢., 20c. and 250. ar LACE CAPs. A choice line of Lace Caps, handsome styles at 10c., 15c., 25c., B5c., 40c. and 50c, PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, At 75c., 90c., $1, $1.25 and $1.50; most excellent value. WRAPS AND JERSEYS. Our Ladies’ Wraps, Jackets and Jerseys especially imported for King’s Palace. JERSEYS at 7ic. 95c,, $1.20, $1.50 and $1.75. ELEGANT VISITES at $6, $7, 88, $9 and $20 only. JACKETS at $3, $3.50, $4 and $5. ‘We tender you our sincerest thanks for your generous patronage, and we promise a treat in store for all who ‘honor us with acall at our OPENING DAYS, ‘Inasmuch as it will be your pleasure to behold the grandest and finest @isplay ever exhibited in Washingtos city. Remember’ out motto will be iu the future, aan the past, PAIR DEALINGS, LOWEST PRICER POLITE ATTENTIONS and the LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM. » We invite you all to KING'S PALACE.