Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1886, Page 6

‘ | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, “ApRtt, 26, 1886—SUPPLEMENT. KNIGHTS OF CAPITAL. the Battle with the Has Been Prepared Fer. 1X. ¥. Special tothe Philaielphia Press, April 26. ‘Just as the troubles between the northernand southern states led, year by year, a number of decades to the struggle of twenty- five years ago, so have the differences between capital and labor been gradually approaching the final struggle. It has been said or late that the strikes all over the country are indictative that the period is at hand when the miliionaire and corporations on one side and the working- men on the other must come to a satisfactory and final understanding, which 1s to be the supremacy of the one or the other. ‘Strikers in a majority of instances have met with success in times past simply because they were organized, but recent information shows that the millionaires and corporations have aiso organized and that to this fact is due the virtual defeat of the Knights of Labor on the Gould southwestern system in Chicago, on the Sd avenue road in this city and of the sugar strikers in Brooklyn. It is learned that from the day last summier when Gould was forced to bow the itnee tothe Knights and grant their demands for an adjustment of grievances on the Wabash system that the capitalists and large corporations, seeing the handwriting on ‘the wall, have been preparing for a flual struggle. Practically speaking, # great union of the moneyed interests bas ‘been in course of forma- tion for many months. At first the suriace Failroad corporations of this city did not be- Jong to the union, and they were foreed to it the demands of their men in January. Since then it can be positively stated that the presidents of the roads have joiued the big union, subseribed anywhere from $1,000,000 and upward and are now prepared’ to give Dattle to the Knights. To this union of capitai more than anything else is due the defeat of the Third avenue strikers, To this big union is due the defeat of the strikers on the southwestern system, the defiant attitude of Hoxie and the surrender of the strikers at Chicago. When Hoxie turned his back upon the members of the general executive committee of the Knights of Labor he knew that all the roads leading into east St. Louis had subscribed $250,000 as « fund to de- feat the strikers. He knew thatall the other Toads of the country had svbscribed or were Willing to subscribe hundreds of thousands to crush the Knights of Labor and the labor unions of the country. ‘The last to come into the union are the sugar Tefiners of Brooklyn. They also have sub- seribed to the big iund and are prepared to fight tothe bitter end. They are even more defiant than Hoxie. They reiuse absolutely to take the strikers back at anything like toriner wages. They wili shut down entirely, they say, knowing full wel! that as the knights have a@iund from whieh to draw support, they also have a fund running up into the millions from ‘whieh to draw sustenance. A certain president of one of the trunk lines said to-day that bis company stood ready to subscribe half a million to the big tund at the first indication of trouble from its employes. Whether Gould is the general master workman of the Knights of Capital can not be learned, but such is the report. This big fund has enabled the corporations to scour the country for non-union men, and itcan be stated posi- tively that in the event of a general tie-up of the railroads in this or any of the large cities these men stand ready to lake the places of the strikers, ages Strikes too Hastily Begun. PROPOSING A REMEDY FOR THE EVIL—KNIGHTS Workmen OF LABOR To LIMIT THE POWER OF DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES. New York Special to the Baltimore Sun, 234. An important declaration was made this afternoon by,a member of the grand executiv. boardof the Knights of Labor, who is second in influence and authority only to Powderly, and his words, therefore, are very significant. He says that a special meeting of the K. of L. has been called to be held at Cleveland, Unio, jaie next month. This meeting has been called to consider especially a proposed amendment of the constitution of the order so as to limit the power if the district assemblies to order strikes, The committeeman says that some of the district assemblies like that presided over by Irons in St. Louis have a wide jurisdiction, aud when they order strikes it becomes a mat ter of national concern. He thinks, thereiore, that when a strike is proposed the district as- sembly shall be obliged to call in members of the grand executive board for advice and direc- Uon before the strike can be ordered. The com- litteeman frankiy states that the grand execu- tive board regards the Third Avenue ratiroad strike in this city as unwise and injurious to the interests of the order, and he does not be- lieve that it will succeed. The southwestern strike was also at the begining ill-advised, and ‘these two strikes will be held up at the Cleve- land meeting of the grand lodge us illustrations Of the fuily of allowing the district assemblies full power to order strikes. ee Maine Republicans and the Tariff. ‘Thecali for the Maine republican state con- vention says: “All electors of Maine who are in favor of maintaining a protective tariff; ‘who will join in resisting the attempt now be- ing made in a democratic House of Representa- Uves to injure many of the leading industrial interests of Maine; who are in favor of elevat- ing and dignitying human labor by securing to the laborer bis Just reward; who demand free- dom of suffrage throughout the republic and ‘an honest counting of the ballots; who uphoid all judicious measures for the encouragement ot rican ship building; who believe in an honest and responsibie civil service and in an economical administration of the government; who approve the prohibition of the liquor traffic and the promotion of the cause of tem- perance, are cordiaily invited, without regard te past political differences, to unite with the Tepublicans in the selection of delegates vo this convention.” —— An Insane Mother's Terrible Deed. AFTEE TAKING POISON, SHE KILLS ONE OF HER CHILDREN AND WOUNDS THREE. Twelve years ago the wife of J. Monroe Smith, a farmer ot Keyport, N. J., became insane, and was sent toan asylum. Inayearshe returned home cured, as was thought Last Friday morning she took rat poison, procured an axe, and entering the bed chamber of her four-year old daughter Edna, who was asleep, she raised the axe, let it descend twice with terrific force on the head of the child and split itopen. She then went to the bed room of Rutus, her tweive- year-old son, and struck him three or four blows On the bead with the blunt edge of the axe, lay- ing the side of his head open. Next she turned | ber attention to her eleven-yearold daughter | Bessie, whom she found on her knees praying, The child seemed to know that her turn had come, as she had witnessed the other tragedies. She iiftea up her hands imploringly, as if to beg for mercy. But this had no effect on the frenzied mother. She brought the axe down op the kneeling ehiid’s Lead with great force, and a moment later her eldest daughter lay on the floor stunned by a biow from the axe. ‘The cries of the children attracted the atten- tion of Bettie Beldo, a cotored servant. she rushed up the stairs and was met by Mrs. ‘Smith, who pursued Ler with the axe. Smith returned to the house from the yard, where he had been working, and as soon as his wile saw him sue dropped ber axe and made no further ‘atiempt to carry on her murderous work, “Fanny,” said ti Kill these children? Without exhibiting any sorrow for her ‘terri- ble deeds she answered him calmly: “Why, Monroe, I was wold by God to doso, | and I obeyed His command” Then she added: {iknow I did wrong, bat it was spe only thing w be done to save them trom hell,” By this Mrs. Smith meant that she was afraid that the old homestead, which has been in the family tor generatious, was to be taken away and that tne children would be thrown upon the sireet and go to the bad. Th cause of most of the trouble upon Mrs. Smith's mind appears to have arisen irom the home: stead being heavily encumbered. It is thought | he cannot recover from the effects of tbe | potson she took. The chiid Edna was killed instantly. The other three ehiidren may die. ee Fine Weat! April. * From the New York Tribune. So much June weather in April as‘we have had this ae unusual, not tosay extra- ordinary. Thrice within a week the mercury in New York has been up to or above 80°, Such an event occurs,on an average, only once in four of five Aprils; although twenty-six in suc cession, beginning with that of 1835, passed withouleven that figure being attained here, according to Dr. Draper's records. The highest April temperature given by that authority be- tween 1822 and 1544 was 54°, this being regis ered in 1522, 1561 aud 1571. ¥. Hudnat’s thermometer stood at 85: same place, however, April 22,4555, the prac- tically unprecedented heighth of "87° ‘was Feached. But for that ineident yesterday's heat would beat the local record’ for this time of year for more than half acentury. The burst Of excessive heat last April was followed by & gold reaction which lasted until the middle of May, That experieuce may not be precisely paralleled this spring, but a long continuance ‘of the present abnorinal weather is hardly to be expected. a Ir Is Sarp that a Japanese mechanic can measure distauces with bis eye. He can re- duce wood and iron to squares and levels in that way. @#e will cut board or a stick a given number of ieei, using his eye for determining the jeugth aad” bredth. Every Japanese boy Who is fairly well educated draws with just about as mulch facility as he writes. He figures everything wilco be Wants to illustrate. Hav lng ‘occasion once to ask a Japanese student someting about methods of warfare in that country (he bad been # soldier attached to one of the great Damios) he immediately figured his explanation in a neat drawing on paper. He couid not command enouga English words Yo make bis meaning clear, but be could make itelear by a sketch with bis pencil. Not one Americaa boy in ten who has reecived a fair common schoul education could have made a free-hasd- drawing illustrating the use of war lmpiemenis or unmplemeuts of industry.—san Francisco Bulletin, ie AB ENGLIsd View oF Awsuican Stakes. The Loadon Stindurd, commenting oa the strikes in the United ‘states, says that they “will strala the resources of American states- mauship as they have only ouce been tied ‘since the war of Indspendedee to keep the con- diet within the bounds of lesallty and coastiiu- onal order, Repabuican institations are still on their trial. 1 looks as If ihe sockai diiMeuliy Would beooue thelr se verust test yet.” have ever seen, it involves a new discovery in science, which is both interesting and in- structive. So valuable was this discover regarded, it was awarded a = gol medal at the Brussels International Exposition, ss hegre a like pop ng ane two put it to advertising purposes, as It is something that is invaluable to institutions of learnjn; and would readily command a good price if pu on sale, | However, the Duffy people, appre- clating Its bol mere have gotten it out in the highest artistic style, such as will secure for it a permanent place in every home in the country. “The device is called Duffy's Ancient Mari- ner’s Stellar Time-piece, its object being to furnish a guide whereby the correct time may be ascertained at any hour of the night, by observance of the North Star and three other bright stars near it; the four stars forming a Cross or Crucifix, which revolves round celestial pole, like the hands of a clock. By the aid of the Duffy device, which represents miniature firmament and tabular dial, the time can be ascertained almost to a minute, which Is destined to render it invaluable to mariners, hunters, fishermen and to the masses generally, as after’ littie practice even a child will be able to tell the time at night. ithough the device is quite an expensive one, the proprietors intend distributing it free and in time everybody in the country will have one. They positively refuse, however, to fill any request for same by mail, unless accom- panied by six cents in postagestamps, addressed to their Supply Department, as they are being flooded with applications.” Evex Ir You Bor A Dozex Common porous plasters—which you can get for & song at any of the Cheap John Druggists—you have merely thrown away your mouey, for one Benson's Capcine Plaster is worth them all. ‘The reason is this:—Ben- son's is the only porous plaster in the maket that is honestly and skillfully made and scientifically medl- cated. Others are no more than nominal iaitations of Benson's. They are cheap because they possess none | of the ingred.ents which render Bensou's valuable. ‘The latter are prompt to act, pleasant to wear, and care in @ few hours ullments which others will not even relieve. The public, are especially warned against so-called “Capsicin,” “Capsicum,” “Capucin” or “Capsicine™ plasigrs, as worthless articles intended to deceive. Ask for Benson's aud look for the “Three Seals” trademark and the word “Capcine” cut in the center. ap23-sm,W A WELL BE PUISONED, WOE BE TO those who drink thereat. It is worse to polson the fountain of life for oneself, and for posterity. Often by carelessness, or misfortune, or inheritance, this has been done. Ayer's Sarsaparilla frees the blood, the vital stream, and restores apSetite, strength and health. JAYS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE. newer imparts a fine glossand freshness to the hair, and is highly recommende: by physicians, clergy- men and scientists as a preparation accomplishing wonderful results. It is a certain remedy for remov- ing dandruff, making the scalp white and clean, and restoring gray hair to its youthful color. ap20 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 Wareroomis 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, Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Hardware Mer- chants, mb31 —Cor. 6th street and New Yorkave. n.w. Pasr Yovr -Becer FOR ONE DOLLAR WITH CARRIAGE BLACK, READY MIXED FOR REPAINTING OLD CAR- RIAGES, BUGGIES. SLEIGHS, ETC. THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL READY MIXED CAR- RIAGE BLACK IN THE MARKET, ‘One coat gives an old Buggy or Sleigh the blackest black you ever saw, and a handsome gloss without varnishing. It is acombination of Paint and Varnish, and coatains no Asphaitum. It is very tough and durable and will not crack. It will outwear the ordt nary carriage paint twice over. It dries hard in a few hours, No rubbing! No varnishing! No extra trou- ble! It sells like hot cakes Where known a case lasts ‘adealer but afewdays. Each can contains more than enough to paint a carriage. Put up—two dozen caus inacase. Show cards, spoke and circulars in each case. Retailed at one dollar per can. On this the dealer makes a handsome profit. HIRSHBERG, HOLLANDER & CO, ‘Wholesale Dealers in PAINTERS’ AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES, 195, 197 and 240 W. Pratt st., apl2-Im Baliimore, Md. Srecrar. GRAND EASTER OFFERINGS aT THE “CLOTHING PALACE,” (Beginning April 17th, and continuing until the 24th, inclusive.) 5 QEFERING No. 1.—A peautiful line of Children’s Spits, in six different styles and designs. Actual value OFFERING No. 2.—A fine assortment of Children's Norfolic Suits, of tne newest designs in Cheviot aud Cassimere, strictly wool; werth go, only $3.55. OFFERING No. 3.—In No. 3 we shall offer the gFeutest bargain of them all, an elegant line of Boys Suits, from 52 to 17 years, in round and straight cat ‘Sacks; usual price $4.75, Now $3.85. ‘ OFFERING No. 4.—A good line of all-wool business suits, Frock and Sucks, in Cassimeres, Cheviots and Flannel, for 87, $7.50 and 35. OFFERING No. 5.—Of this lot_yon should take ad- Yantage and buy at once. It consists of a nobby as. sortment of Corkscrews (in all shades), Cassimeres and Cheviots, made in round and straight cut Sucks and button 'Cutaways, for $10 only. For these offeriugs look in the windows of M. KAUFMAN'’S Clothing Palace, Cor. Sth and I sts. ne. 87-Call eariy, as we close at 7 p.m., Sat and eves of hoti xcepted. a ap rear Axp Hanwiess AS WATER. NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY for restoring gray bair to its natural color and youthful appearance: to eradicate and preventthe formation of dandruff; to Testore its growth and vitality and thus stop its falling out. Itis entirely harmless and free from any poison- ous substance, and will therefore take the place of the many dirty and unpleasant preparations now in vse. A trial will convince. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price, g1. ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Proprietor. apld ‘éth and I and 2d and D sts. a.w. 909 * mee ial EH TiS 6. wt Go PEELE Po St MILWAUKEE LAGER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICE ‘For salghy Dealers generally, or by the Agent. tam’'L @ PALMER 1226 20th Strest Northwest, ‘Telephone. 454 3025, A Wom To Hovsxxzzrzns Tr WASHBURNE'S SUPERLATIVE, Itis.a grand Minnesota Patent Flour made from the most carefully selected hard Dekota and Minnesota Wheat. It will make beautifal hght, now whiteand nutritious Bread, Rolis and Biscuits, and never fails to sive satisfaction, ‘< ‘Wholesale Dez<t corner 1stat. and Indians ave, n.w ™mb27-I1m WM. M. GALT & CO V mars HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF * PURE OLIVEOIL AND MACCARONL WHOLESALE AND RETALL ALSO, THE CELEBRATED VELATTS FAMOUS CARA MELS, PRESH EVERY DAY, €20 9th st. n.w.. opposite U. & Patent Offica ‘Branch Store, 1706 Pennsylvania ave. a.m fo DERED SWi8S MUSLINS, from 25 to 50c. “EXCLUSIVE STYLES" TS EXBHOLOERED BATISTE AND CANVAS ROBES. COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED WHITE NEW INDIA LINENS AND VICTORIA LAWNS, from 12% to 0c a ya. NEW SRENCH AND ENGLISH NATNSOOK PERSIAN LAWNS, BATISTE CLAIRE, WEL CS Wr se bam NOVELTIES IN ANDERSON'S PLAIN AND TUFTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. NOVELTIES IN INDIA CRIMKLES, IMMENSE ASSORTM STRIPED AND SIDE TEENS, MADE TO MY GROS, ROMAN, MAROZE. “LIGHT WEIGH’ McK ENT OF PLAIN, FIGURED, AND FREN' CH SA: Bi 91-25, 81.59 and 91-75, “Spaniios AND GHOS GAIN SILKS. a8 and $1.50. é ALL THE LATFST AND MOST APPROVED stY Libs IN PARASULS,SUN UNBRELEAD AND NEWS{, LISLe THREAD AND COTTON HO. SUERY "FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. sar PLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Penn, avetive, Coruer bin siveet nn. Aven ‘Established 1840. epee Sruxe Dass Goons RHA $1.25 We have just recelved all the new shades CANVAS CLOTH, ab'inches widerat Ste ROUCLES. all colors, 62%4¢., 75c., $1. Black and Colored RHADAME, SUKAES snd MENVEILLEUX. 91,9425. SZ, '0cb All-Wool DRESS GOODS, Sof and Fine, New stock of CASSIMERES for Mi PP Sieg Ri for Menand Boys, New PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at low prices. Also. job lot of 107 dozen all-inen colored bordered hemstitehed Men's HANDKERCHILES. worth Ste, at 2le. es A fine stock of SATINES, 12%4¢., 20c., 250, 35¢, 87e. EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND COMPARE PRICES, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, apa 713 Market Space. Lasssurcx & Bro. GRAND PARASOL ANDSUN UMBRELLA SALE VARIETY WILL ABOUND TO SATISFY EVERY TURN OF MIND. THE NOVELTIES ARE EXQUISITE, AND THE ASSORTMENT STRIKINGLY GRAND. PARASOLS MUST NOW BE WORN, AND THOSE IN NEED OF ONE WOULD DO WELL TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK. NO ONE URGED TO BUY. Good quality Satin Coachers In all colors at 89c. Parasols in all spring shades at $1.89, regular price $2.18, ‘The “Alameda” Parasol at $2.50 is a two-shaped Parasol. The best known value yet. ‘75 heavy quality Satin Stripe Coaching Parasols, in combination blocks, all colors, $2.08—were bought to sell for $3.50. Our $5 Coaching Parasol cannot be excelled in style finishand quatity. We make a specialty of these. We have 35 different styles to select from, Extreme Nov- elties in the Alameda, Normandy, Mikado, Gretchen ‘and Foule shapes, SUN UMBRELLAS, Good quality Twilled Silk Sun Umbrellas at $1.20; splendid value, assorted handles. Heavy English Twilled Silk Sun Umbrellas, 26-inch Paragon frame, patural wood handles, at $1.93. 500 Extra Heavy Sterling Sliver Cap Umbrellas, gentlemen's size, usually sold at $3.50. This week's price $2.50. An unparalleled bargain. CHILDREN’S PARASOLS, ‘We pay particular attention to Children’s Parasols. Other houses do not devote much time to this branch ofthe Parasol departmen:. WE DO, snd can there- fore show you as large and varied assortment as cap possibly be procured. We carry all styles, shapes and colors. BRING THE CHILDREN TO SEE THESE Don't stay away for fear it may be a trouble to show these goods. We teel kindly disposed to the “Little Ones,” and are desirous of humoring them. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, ‘We are still way ahead of competitors in this branch both for quantity and price. We will positively war- Fant the goods, and if not perfectly satisfactory will refund money. We have the variety. We can fur- nish the smallest household and the largest hotel. Large size Huck Towels, 10c. Initial Huck Towels, 25c.; size 20x40. ‘Turkish Knotted Fringe Towels, 22c : size, 20x40. 4P%t large Knotted Fringe Towels, 374gc, size 22x Fancy Table Scarfs, 40c. A handsome Tabie Scarf (Tinsel), 65c; sold every- where for $1. A large line of Tollette Table Sets, all sizes, at half suai price. Dinner Napkins from 75e. up. aolored and White Linen Doyles as low as 40c. per jozen. 64-inch wide Cream Table Linen, excellent quality, at Sve. per yard. Linen Lap Robes, Just recelved, for 60c., 75c., $1 and 91-23 cucu, bes ” Now it ts honestly to your own interest to view these goods, as it is impossible todo them Justice In print, ‘We will gladly show them to yau,so haveno hesitancy tocall at ONE PKICE HOUSE, ap23 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. New Sprrxe Dnaess Goops. ‘We have jist opened a splendid line of Spring Dress Goods, coniprising Novelties in Woolens, plain and sombtiation: Cloth Sultivgy in all the New Col “spring Weight;” India Linens; figured and st Mulls: Printed’ Linen Lawns; Figured Sattcens. in Cholee Colorings; ‘Satteen, Mull and Swiss Embrold- ered Robes; Pongee and Lidia Silks, plain and figured: Bleek Satin Khodemers and Surah Silks; Silk and Wooi Grenadines: Silk Hernantes; Lisle and Silk Hose in tiful shades; Damask Table Clothe aud Napkins to match, all sizes, in ail the new patterns; Belgian Linen shtetings: Bilow-case Linens, all widths and ualties, also & full ne 3-4, G-4 and 8:4 Linen for Slip overs ih all the new designt An inspection of our Stock is Hoitelted. HOOE BRO & CO,, ap10 1828 F sf. nw. Tue Brayce Barrons Sur FACTORY, jing the Mystery Shirt (the old favorite) at LE Comfort Shirt (reinforced) and made of the Very best material (iinished), only 8c. ‘This Shirt is 88 good as cau be bought anywhere at auy price. ow 1s the time to Teave your measure Yor Shirts, Siz Auest Drom Shirts (made to order), solid. bose elther open ‘oF open front. Six finest Dress Shiris, made to order, (pleated bosoms), for $13; any number of desired. Perfec: fit gasranteed, At the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, ap? 1002 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST. Traverers To Evnorz Can receive all information concerning ot steamers, rates of passage. etc., etc, of the following Mues: North German Lloyd, New York, France, Eng- Baltimore In still 70. EDWARD F, DROOP, 925 Pennsylvania ave. Sole Agent for Steinway &Sogs Pianos apl4. A weft EF Unique (our Pict 4 Framer Beware Ge Mats, kr seroll Ni See lAY GOULD, 421 Sth at, near ave Prema tales aso, i for seats ‘inertial mh2e-im 4 ‘PVATE premiepe hibit dn eesoameing a x [ar ‘TRIMMING LACES in all the newest patterns, pRes Suis a tadNS ot SEY iunioeriaey cee ane aya 8) ‘wear in = Rigidted EAL GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND LINED. Furs of ail Miss CUNNINGHAM, ine CONNIGI0 Oth a. FURW: cy sp2. RS, E, McCAFFEBTY, 1109 F st. nw., Hates Y straw Bor Shapes over Ladies ‘ahd Bonnets in the GP2ING OPENING aw. ROUND Hea JACKETS, Wires AND LANS, pmpkABAie AND SESH Aes EDGINGS BEADED OREN. EDGING! RENADINES. FOSTER KID GLOVES R PAIR UPWARD, EVERY PAIR FITTED AND WARRANTED, uo HUTCHINSON apls 967 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Mrs M. J. Hoxz, 1309 F STREET N. W. WILL MAKE A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH HATS DURING THE COMING WEEK. LADIES ARE INVITED. ap3 V. KANE, 507 11TH ST. N. W.—CORSETS emade to order. A perfect tit guaranteed. Also, ‘full line of Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists, French Corsets and Bustles, Corsets launderied. ap3-lm* Mas B. M. Mexozar, 419 NINTH ST. N.W. Hiner gradcot eps Columbin eenthos sens, nest grade of Zephyr, Covuin! silk, Arrusene Crewel and Chenille. Children's Lace Caps, Afehans Shawls, ete RIBBONS. aplom LACES AN Srectan Satz Or Hosterv. Stamping done promptly. Ladies’, Misses and Children New Styles. Im- mense Assortment. Chotce Goods and Low Prices. 100 doz. Unbleached, medium weight Hose for Ladies at 250. per pair; worth 37c, Misses’ and Children’s DOUGLASS, 522, 524, 526 9th stn. w. ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 Txxvu STREET NoRTHW=ST mh24 M 188 Makes Corsets to order in every style 7 style and material, end guarantees perfect "if and co efantges pert dade French Hand-made Underciothing,Merino Underwear Patan enone Bees eT on cocan a cinerea ne SH aa an aah pee oa make) that for the priovis cisurpassed. N. B—French, German aud Spanish 3] JPRENCH DYEUNG, SCOURING CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Eveuing Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Vells, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our specialty. Gent’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Kepaired. Ladies’ Dresses Dyed aud Cleaned without ripping. ANTON & CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and Muison ¥riese, Itue Kivolie, Paria a8 Mas. Vow Braxois, Movrsre, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York? Wm. Barr & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Suits made at the shortest notice. Supertor fitting, Feanonable prices, and setiuction goaranteed: veuing Dressea. Bridal Trosseaus # speciaity, bit #20 Lath st, between 1 uid K. EDUCATIONAL. RS, CHAPMAN, TEACHER OF MUSIC, > After the New German Method, Special advan- aND DRY X tages to beginners after May Ist, ap2l-lw? sHORT-H. AND PRACTICAB MA ship taught by a stenographer and protessor, fifteen years’ ex} ice. Mondays, Wednesday and Pri Gays, 6 o'clock p. m._ ‘The Columbian Coliege P atory School, 1335 H st. uw. ap2u- flee ‘Washington, D. C., (728 14th st. n.w.), And in the principal other cities, ‘Trial lessons free. | New ‘erms begin now. Free Lectures in French on Lamartine, ‘Saturday, April 24, At 2 diclocl : By Prot. L. HUsuau, Vice principal of Washington, ‘ap! USSR ADELINE DUVAT, MACK, 143s has reopaued her School of natic Art; also priv: ERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, N ST, ‘ation and Dra Je class in. snglistt branches with thes. teuchers for French and Mathematics. apd-lm* NSTRUCTION IN LATIN, GREEK, MATIE maties and Engilsh, by Prof, RINGER, lato Givil Service Examiner." Applicants for examination prepared. Apply fur circulars and information 123 thst. LW. ‘Mpl-3m rue SCHOOL OF MODE! AGES is now forming new classes in French, German gndSpanish, Apply to principal, L. LUMAINE, 930 Isth st. now. mg0-Tm* CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9TH FQ_and Dts nw. Spring sessions. A practical busi- hess education that qualities young men and women to support themselves and successfully perform the active duties of life, ‘Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing, the’ English “Language, Correspon- ce. Rapid “Calculations, Bookkeeplig. Business Practice, Commercial Law. Political ‘Loenomy, Ste. hography and Type Wei pen day and evening, Avtull corps. of Feachers. “Tilustrated cireviar seat free on application. 8 R, Prin cipal. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal mhg UADAME HOFFELDT, TEACHER OF SING. VE ing after tne true italian method; Classle aud Modern Music; good German, French and ltallan by Busurpassed methods, 1210'G st wh29 JRENCH LESSONS, THE QUICKEST, EASIEST and the best known system. Prof. H. LARKOQUE, from Paris, Sorbonne University. ATHENEUM OF FRENCH LANGUAGE. 13141 si, nw, SCHOOL OF PRONOGRAPHY. SCHOOL OF TYPE-WRITING, SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. SCHOOL OF LOOK-KEEPING All Shorthand Books and Supplies. All Writing Machines and Supplies, ni6 624 Ht STREET N.W. TESSONS IN BOOKKEEPING, Mathematics, Penmaaship, and in ail Engileh Branches. ‘Yerms moderate. ‘Apply to C.F. WOOD, 27 bth st. ne. mab1-2m AVENT ENCH CLASSES FOR BEGIN- 34 nersand udvanced paplisnow, forming at 1014 17th st., between K and L sts. Also, morning aad afternoon classes for adults and children. Cail wt op, m. Parisian pronunciation, tical and original system. MLLE. V. TrOMatin fa ‘ASHINGTON CONSE! ‘ORY OF MUSK W 8: (iva butlaing, cor, oth and ine, asec: teenth yeur. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Fiute,cornet, &e. | Free advantages. 0.’ BULLARD, Director. Jo2-4m* 188 AMY LEAVITT OF BOSTON, GRAD- MVLLuate and certitied examiner of the New England Conservat ‘technique, harmony ‘aud voice eulture, "1012 10th st nw. ass RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF teedalts confidential: prepares ior collega ‘Apnapolie, West Folnt, all fons, IVY INSTITUTE, aw, corner 8th and Kate nw. Cl ‘SW. FLYNN, Evening Clases. $3 and $5 amonth, Ace SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE, STRICTLY PURE. ‘THE BEST TONTO. PERFECTS DIGESTION ‘Unequalied for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and General Debility. PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; € Bottles for $5.00: Beware of Imitations None genuine without the Signatareot EISNER & MENDELSON, Bole Ageutsior we U. Phila, Pa FOR SALEBY ‘Bott, Cromwell & Ca, Teche ie } wasnington, Ra om.wat Mus Jouer Corsow Says, In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 8 Year’ “Fuel for a cooking Stove. and two other fires, and Nghts,would cost about $8 per month, provided CLXE ‘wore used in cities,” de, ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OB GRORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $3,70 ‘25 Busbels for $2.50, COKE NOT CRUSHED- 40 Bushels for $2.90, ‘25 Bushels for $2.00 “Wasmtwepow, D. o. a ee DRY GOODS. LADIES’ GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS, From the Buffalo (N. Y.) Times. ——S=>= “Perhaps the most ingentous thing in the way | JF} O ‘ANTED LADIES WHO DESIRE TO HAVE ‘CARD of an advertising novelty that has come out for potted equal te mee, ree oe ee coring denned rie esteem emma many years, is a unique contrivance issued by ativan crthonge SROTHEM, from Paris, 1218 Ht st nw. jrusranteod, Fe a eaten an ny new place of the Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, Baltimore, | wip! opEN ON EASTER MONDAY 100 PrEoRS ee, bic sorne very Low Fite on through | Md., proprietors of Duffy’s pure malt whiskey. 4-4 PRINTED BATISTES IN ENTIRELY Me Ss: R ‘Stoch Unlike most things of the kind, with which the | 4 AND STYLISH DESIGNS, at Ibe. a 7ar . Pad UPPERT, Bes Seegiln ‘80. country has been deluged heretofore, this Is a LINEN LAWNS, IN NEA? AND DESIRABLE ee ith i foland aaa sone. decided departure from the usual rat, and aside | _ PATTERNS at 250-6 pace large and new amortment of HAMBURG Koti toon yk trom being one of the most attractive things we | NOVELTIES IN WHITE AND CRU EMBROI- | EDGINGS and INSERTIONS, SWI8, NAINSOOK des 20s Ob a Sciech apl6-2m PAPERHANGINGS NPER bere wel are ceceateant Oncatige of Posslbié prices. ‘Also e line of Baby ‘Just received. ‘Slip Covers cat and mede at lowest rates. ‘W. H. HOUGHTON ¢ 00., ap15-1m 1214 F & nw. Tae Roowsr DEY AIR REFRIGERATOR, MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY USEITIS WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE- FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON- TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE PERIOD IN ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A MINIMUM C8NSUMPTION OF ICE IN ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE, AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING, ‘No, 1020 Seventh street northwest, apla Sole Agents for the District, Varor Sroves ‘We have fust received acar load of the LATEST IMPROVED VAPOR STOVES, all sizes and all styles, single geuerators, &c. Be sure to call and inspect our assortment before you purchase a VAPOR STOVE. Also Agent for the Celebrated ONE MINUTE BO=8 COFFEE POT. W. & JENKS £00, TAT 7th st. nw, P. Hassox Hus & Ca mh27 SPRING LINE or WaLL PAPERS FRESCOING AND STAINED GLASS FABRICS FURNITURE, . CARPETS oclm 815 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W. BOOKS, &c. FAMILY SUPP! Cae ee 12 ER aaa reenter! hey oi sean ‘an@ many other ° SAREE EASTERCARDS. EASTER. A splendid assortment of Easter Goods’ now ready. Prayer Books and Hymnals, Lenten Books and all froods suitable for the Kaster Holidays, ‘Call and examine the display at JOHN © PaREER'S. Cy 617 aud 619 7th ot. m1 I am now prepared to show my customers the largest assortment of Ihave ever offered, including Easter Cards, Books and Novelties, Lenten Books, Bibles, Prayer Books, ‘Hymnals and Books of Devotion. W. & MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania Ave. ae Booxs: Booxsa aT cost. I desire to out at cost BOOKS ON MY gee RPS Hy Ra fits 2Ebe cohetion ef satan kd tse to And miscelia- Deous works. Don't miss it if you want to be bene- Ai be ‘Bcd. ny pool oF books wanted not tp sock will : G. 4. WHITAKER, m4 1105 Pennsylvania ave. PIANOS AND ORGANS, Do Nor Pvncuase Until You See EMERSON PJANO, A thoroughly drsi-clas- Instrument at a: ium price. “Over 41,000 now in use. to'$i50" Bold onsmail montaly payments Oe ‘Largest amortment of Sc. music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F street, apa Kania @ BACH PIANOS, G lity always the same and the: ys maar velousSelf play tasurumnenta G. L, WILD & BRO, 700 Seventhat. n. w. Established 1964, Special attention to tuning and repairing. Now ts the'time to have Planos reoovated. ‘abz0. A4KGE ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND Lctint nant aoa Creicnt Fiason dome neariy new, all fully warranted, of all makes For sue from $8 to $10 per mouth. apl0-Im 908 Penb. ave., 24 door & = 2 ot Norice ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS, BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF GERES. PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Beavrivcn and the Seana peta me mt fori. Spnng reas ats ete Pew teteaenro ee ei eet ve that, we would simply state that a large quan- pe a ‘HOWEVER, Paseo Se ne steed ere it has gained by imitating the Name an thereby to of and attempti: for tbe gente, | mor: THEREFORE, ‘Bo sure and see to lt that either sacks or barrels read “CERES," and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. Nope genuine without the two gold medals, ‘WM. M. GALT & 00., baad ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, LOURn ine in Flour, and Tam. ve the consumers the benefit of the decline Ape Fecelved two car loads of the finest MIN Nir ‘A FLOUL that ts made, 25. Also the CALI- FORSTA PATENT, at $5.1 best FAMILY M, 95.25, and o dine EXTRA FAMILY at $4.50 . A. POOLE, Wholesale Grocer, mb26 G44 Louisiana ave, and 839 b st, JNDIS TEA CO—BUY Low AND SELL Low. ist Aaa ae” Peet a it lowest “No. 2 Mackerel, WU cenjs per Boeket (two cones. Plantation” Java Cotes, Toasted, (requires ievor abe Tb ‘Suculace ipa a Serta esse Sreamery "Buiter, Suc. Ib, Honey, 650. gal. {NDIA T! St a. st curs pass door. delivered aud guaranteed. Ge PROVISIONS AND OIL HARRY C TOWERS & 00, BROKERS. Purchase and Sales made through direct wire to eee AS ELA NOS NEW STYLES OF | Boards of Trade of Chicago, New York and other thwee Celebre 08 just recelved. All dguble Ren Eee ret B. 1. SUMMER la charge, SLL see Bw. aply | ™b26-1m 1423 F STREET. >, — — Pawcs & Ware, 2 eee ESTEY, Sopra tet cers 3 . . Broads a uae ry NaS erbioe,} Sew vend whey si PAVE SI0Cr TeLucna ee Wiis ESTEY ORGANS. Sold on easy installments, rented, old instruments taken in exchange, tuning aud repairing. SANDERS @ STAYMAN, Garvis Butler iu charge), Goueral Managers, 996 F st, n.w., Washington. 15 N. Charles st., Baltimore. ap5-1m ‘OWN F, ELLIS € C JON cbs Peutsyivants ave, near 10th st, ‘The Oldest and Largest Music House in the city, 1moderste prices andou esgy terme at moderate 0 8, Sheet Music, Music Books aud Musical Instromeuts of ail kinds. Call aud see our stock before purchasing, ‘Telephone No 18, ‘We ciose at six p.m. JOHN F, ELLIS £00. 937 Pennsylvania sve., near 10thst. mosm ICTOR BECKEI V PiaNo SALE AND RENT WAREROOMS, Ph Organ Tuli oad Wepeiring ‘1 Piauo an Tooln specialty. Work warranted, mudd Kk aKAvER AND GD. PEASE & CO, eee eit Oe ane TE ee Dalry at G.i KULN'S, 407 10th a uw Goon News Goon News GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For allin need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES sud HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, sno one need be without a well-furnished home ‘Lecause they bave not got the cash to spare, ‘We are determined to kuock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS: 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 tose- lect rom. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices ‘andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that GROGAN’S INSTALLMENT HOUSK (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con vinced that What we say ure facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—at no GxOGAN's, Jusr Recerven, A CAB LOAD OF OUR IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITES, BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED. CABPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS AT OUST PRICEA W. H. HOEKR, 118 801 Market Space, 808 and 310 Sth st nw, Drawereat $1.50 Ly werent 1: wool Undershire ati ath oa Hostery. ‘The latest wear at the Liem Bam ae ee ia DAVID NICHOLAON, Prop’r, 67, LOUIS (At wholesale by ‘all to examine this machine and ESR A BS Be dd £4 BP Piano Foarzs UNEQUALED IN TONK, TOUCH, WORKMAN- SHIP AND DURABILITY, ‘SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES: PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & 00, ‘WAHEROOMS Paitimore—206-206 W. Baltimore Street, see wasuixopox, aabHISSEe pmtapeLeia oR NALA oa eT AG Janes WauTELy ‘Hi. Cuvoms Oakey Maynagp © Evue wien Hr babes, Washinguon, pc LuaM i ‘Teav’ ; Bay ud sé on ail Classes of Railway H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. PROFESSIONAL. BS. DE. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR- Mi "feou Ghirupodist, Manicure and Dennatoligit, inte of Boston. Corus, 28 cts. Heautitul Nails make beantifulhands. Offices,1222 F st. n.w,, Washington, D.C: 17GOthav..N.Y. £28 ORAS, &c. Cee Daly walks on cary feet, in open alr and sua- shine, best promote health audlongevity;” hence the Thousands that visit Di. WHITES establishments, 1416 Pennsylvania ave., Washington, and 11 Nutt Entaw st,, Baltimore, for relief from’ aud avoidance of Corns,” Bunions, Diseased Nails and other foot ailments.’ 40th year of practice. $1 8. PADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, ‘he only Iimporter aud Manufacturer of Fine Manicure ‘und Chtropodist Goods south of New York. ROOMS 5 AND @ VERNON HOW, A Ft 20 ~ 945 Pennsylvania eve _ Wes H, MAGNETIC HEALER M ‘AND BUSINESS MEDIU. is ut home, 1724 7th st. u.w... whereshe will be pleased to meet ber many friends wud patrons. v2me __ SPECIALTIES. ME, ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT. ‘Business, ing. aps gui a.m. tod pin. Fee 50c. aud $l. $12 First st! tol ful a fii DILES—DR_MUMLEMAN CU! PILES BY reatment, without the use of knife, caustic Putess i, Wwithor “a a ee eee fish. toftios om, =i ay ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOP al i tas All business coniidential. end gen- ed at : New York—112 Fifth Avenue. femen 60 cents euch, 408 L street, between tb and WASHINGTON—817 Market Space. 23 Bik etree orient MEDICAL, &. HE SELPTHREADING SEW AMERICAN ea 0. is more extanelvely used in this city than any other, tfectly smooth and nolssles, SumiplicKy And durablilty of ‘the bigbest degree. No" boles 12 \R. LEON, THE OLDEST EST. ly reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city. can Beconsull daily, 464 C at., bet Prompt treatment, read. No spital springs’ No cog-wheela Klogant | tions strictly coniidential ‘Fooms for Stiuchiments todo tle most besutifel mucy work iw | Ofleealwaysopen, Siher, “A cufid can learn to operate on the No.7 1k ning Tae eEavION OF Un other. Ac 0 learn or 7 gies, -Achtidcae lesen o operte ok whe No. | J) ADIRY REQUIRING THE ERVICES OF AR gver 2,000 We me peote nee gi re. . WILSON, 1105 Paré Place, 1itb st., be Serr Ameetgen: ee, 2,50 ts tween Band Usta. ne. $5." aplé-iwe eg iz Cor 7a and H sts. Bole Agents D.C. ‘ANHOOD: a Er ay Jew Automatic, New Domesilo, New Singer and @ two of Dx. BROTHERS Tm ‘Cor other standard machines at buttom NO drum- ‘Will cure case of nervous and lows ers. Re 1p all its branches, (all makes), | of mg ry iuparts vigor o whoie: aye ‘1 per week or $3 per month. ap2 ten. Ba. aw. ap! Kuo Or Aw ‘The Light Running Silent New Home Sewing Machine, the latest, simplest, easiest operated, best made and most clegautly oruamented of any machine. We solicit @ call from one and mee the wide range of Work that can be produced. We will send one to your house for trial free of charge, & OPPENHEIMER & BRO. » 528 Oth street n.w,, St Cloud Builaing. AN! kinds of machines rented and repaired. api E (LENT WHITE 18 TH! AND (Lia ghugie denier Mash Pager mt winds its own, puts etsy ‘belt! Finest cabinet work: lock stitch. The nite Aseennele 5 Abo Sew ‘ipusenaldn, $i lem tau price stil inde < 5 Eck ENNET: aaF bee a J. B. RICHMOND, Mauager, 13 PROPOSALS. POSALS FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, PPP Giricz Puncuasiue an Deru Comsasaaay oF SUBsIoT arom, D, G April 20, 1 ‘Washi: fait props nea itt SHS Sek cater eaten &c., during the ‘year commencing | ely Sn eae ‘must be marked * for ¥resh. ot rant de, cnn be obtalned by nti $b wee a ‘apl23,24,26,27, 9-08 ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND reliable Ladies’ ‘can be consulted dail jer residence. 1245 Tih st iw. Ollles, hours out 109 p.tn, with Ladies opiy. aplo-37e E WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 906 B a ea Oldest shed Expert specialist in this und will guarantee a cure bah cases of private Silents fae ERS. SAMUEL C, MILLS, » Notary e in nd for te hore, this Bd day of July, 16am pst ADIES'—PENNYROYAL PILIS, “CHICHES errs if] EE i eoyiime TAGE oeentens Seas 2 ” The avd’ only geuuine. etre an SRR aes r, OF inclove 4c. (stampa) 0 Us fur are Fetura mall. Chichester Chem, Co., phia, Pa, ‘Sold by Druggists everywhere. Je2dun,thagm (OTTS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL Ditinary Diseases in 48 hours, Nervous Debility, ganic Weakness caused not Blowd, af ‘Throat, Nose’ and Skin, Fon Price, $3. Sent by mail mbi-m.w.f3m NEVER BEEN CONT: THAT Pa ASRIEE, tn Gia aloae eae Physician BAS 4 Coe ace Paruicular aftention a pala toa Bi pea WOOD AND COAL. TONS OF Y MINED: 10. 006 10 ioe ae ‘comprisiug Lt ‘every Stove Ease POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. POTOMAC TRANSPOKTATION LINK THE STEER SUK, has resumed her tripe between Washing von and Batti ring epticnsen's hart, fook ib ts eve recetved on Sat ENSON @ BRO, 12th and Pa ave. and 7th st. wharf, QRPOLE, Fos MONROE AND TRE Both Tiare the fate and Corio's Sta LY w ‘ib ekrvet hare ington, Feaday Tichetay and Sactray, Feturaing. a FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Ves Tibsireet_ wharf NY BY © Mail Sieaner GhOKGE LEARY, )WEUNESDANS AND FAIGATS, jo p.m. from 7th street whan Secure rooms aud tickets wt Halcime ‘nd Ohto ot. Hotel, and I abso check oftica, owe call wth st, whareTeigy __WMIP WEIGH General Agent DEES ER, ROME QPEPLGTT STEAM JOHN U1BSON and F.C sa T dent Pier 41, East K.ver, X.Y. cvery SATURDAY at a Mm: ti st. whart, Wasllington, every TUESDAY MORNING, “Frewht at lows! rites “ee (it VERNON! arr. vi Ses STEAMER W, W. ConconaN Zenemn thatinat hart Qa tence Sunday) foe Weahington about 3: Sqandepptoenee eRNON! wie ee PSL L. RLAKE, Captain STEAMER: UNaARD LINE Cc NOTICE, LANE ROUTE, NEW YORK TOLIVERCOOL, VIA QUEENS From Pier N.R. New York. Fast & SERVICE, Usenmra, 100900 a.m AURANIA Apr 174240 Pa Ernunia_ April 24:80 a. a Seuvia, ¥, May 13.000 ae N Sevrmia..... April 15, May 20, (ATALONtA.. Thursday, April 22. May 27. Ceraavonta. Thursday? 4 pril Galitn Salis Thurwiay, Nay Pavoni falls ‘Thursday, May 12 Cabin, S60, S80 and $100: inte Steerage Ueckets to. and fr very low rates Por teelgnt VERNON 1 4 Howling G OY State si Messrs OTIS iG hit 665 7th si ROUTE TO LONDON AND vo! NOKTH GERMAN LLOYD SS ‘New York, Southaiupion, Lremen, Press steatne’s of Ula Comp HAY, lunduiy passengers eight’ brated Sourbaumpt “These sieamers are cele the comfort afforded pas- Express steaiuere will Saturdays for Cherbourg, 8 fur Pas s irom New ork. thelr speed YENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY J “Berween New Your avo Havin. ‘Company's Pier, No. 42 Norun iuiver, foot of Morton, treet, New York. Canada, Padel, Wednesday, April 14, 1 p.m, qLabrador Perler @ Hauterive Wednesd <m. Boyer, Wednesday, April 28, 1 p.m. st St Laurent, de Jousselin, Wednesday, May S, Bam, Checks payaole on si tn amounts to suit, Banque “Prmadiantigue of Paria Lavi | BIAN, Agent, No. 6 Bowling Green, New Y, Et cis esses. BEI Columbia, 1437 Pennsyi pT RAILROADS. RHE GREAT & PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NORTH WEST AND Sot DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENL STEEL RAILS.” MAGNIFICE: IN EFFE.T APRUL 7 ‘Trains leave Washington from Sta and B streets, as follows: For Pittsburg aiid the West, Chicago Limited Expres fof Palace Siewping Cars at 0:50 AM. daily, Fast Line, #250 A. y 1 with'siceping Gary from Harrisbur and ote! Car to St. Levais: daily. to Chicago, with sleeping Car Alte Chicago and Cinehunat Fs with Bleeping cars W necting at Harrisburg with Westeru Express, wi Uhrough Sivepers for Loulsville. and. st Pacitic Express. 10:00 P.M. daily, for Pittsburg and the West, with through Sleeper’ Harrisburg Chicago und Cleveland. BALTIMORE AND POTOMA® RA For Erie, Cauunduigan, Rochester, 10:00 PM. daily Cary Washington 3 For Willamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 9:50 A. M. duit Sunday For New Yor! 3 <a m, corner of 6th y exe a! - and 3:00 P. M. dail tout chang jor Brookiya, N. ¥.. all Jersey Cily with boats of Brooklyn “Au jording direct douvie te P.M. on sauday Ht-g As 2:00, 4:20, 60, 7:10, 1000, Bor Popes Ores ‘k Line, 7:15 A.M. and 4:40 P.M. daily, ‘except Suu For Annapolis, 7:15 A.M. 12:05 and 4:27 P.M. ail. Sroept Sunday. Sundays, v0 i. sae ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING TON RAILROAD, Alexandria, 6:00, 7:05, 9:25, 11:01 and For A205, 4:2, 485, O01, os ane EST 11:35 A. 7PM. On ML Bunday a 6:00, #25, 1101 A.M. 4:35, 820 P.M For Richmond und the’ South, 6:00, 11:01 AM, aud 10:42'P.M. 10 On Sunday ‘at $09 aud 100 AM: 3: Toad PAL and 1240 migut ‘Tickets aud information at the office, northeast cor ner of 13th street and Penusyivania avenue, and at ; Jef for the checking otis and residences TIMORE AND O1110 RAILROAD, 1n effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1 ‘unull further rated For Chicago vis ain. and 10:10 p.m, daily, G.iSia.m ioe rant Litted xyrom or Ptairg and arr iigburg at 730 pan, Chicago heat inorning sf 8:50. No extra inre Ne charged Se For Cincionatl, Foust and st. Loule daily at 00 pm. and 1610 Bam. with through couches Palace © ‘above points, without change. 8:00 p.m, ts @ fast limited train to Cincinuatl and st ‘Louis, arriving in Clucinnatl next morning at trade for For Pittsburg ‘at with Parlor Gar, and 8:59 pam. dail faua with Bleeping es For Baitimore on 40, 7:90,8:80 and 1090 em, sinute teal) 330, 4:90, $40, ‘apd 11:00 pam" For Baltimore ov 0 Petes e ‘pm, For Shenundcab Valley Railroad aud, points South, ‘Sleeper, Waaliingtou to 5:80 p.m. daily, with New Orleans.” iis, 6:40 a.m., and 12:10 and 4:30 pm, |, 5:30 a.m., 4:40 pm. stations rewees, Washington and Balti- 4 , 3:30 am. p.m... 3:80, 4:40, 1:00 p.in. On Sundays, 8:30 a.m, aud 1:25, Wand 12300 pau” For staiions on Me~ tan Branch, 7:10 a.m..daily,except Sunday, 7, 2:40 p.m. daily, except Sunday, ncipal stations on na are sve to, Antige‘on Sunday top at il attoun “Por La-ning Branch, 5:40 am. daily, ex- punday. For iy abd intermediate: Par higg Ly 11:20 pom. dal ACEpe rs . For i ‘anid Winchester, 6:40 and 0:43 a m, and 5:31 p.m. daily,except Sunday, Py Tp the en ae, ya J aad 10-0:30-and 10:30 p.ne. (New Orleans Prom AnnapoleS:30 sin, aud 1:50 ahd B28 Vly "Frows Lexmngtoeb:50 prin, Galty, except Sunday. Prony Lexmctan bsi0 prin, Gaty, ex ; From Frederick aud intermediate poluta, 6:25 am, 3! en $38. 8 Sho Fn Sand 1190 pene onimaadeye SOR aS faut ‘and 0x00 arta, 190,200, 4:20, 8, 30,7 8R om Lad a. ‘stop at Relay Station ma.