Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1887, Page 4

f FEBRUARY 4, 1887, f- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY, |AL OFFICER, ON, D. C., Feb. 4, 1837. amencing ai 3 p.m. a, Maryland and Virginia, weather, northerly winds, OLD WAVE COMIN ng. The tem- Unenetzas 14th street, near B street north yA BS AE FatiixG do Pennsylvania a not fall zo see Dr. aue, under Metro t Frankle & Co.'s, 27th st. RW. beet go to John R. market For W Beliy, stall & For Sarrapar’s ¥¢ ‘orned Beef, 6 and 3 Legs Mut al St. nw. CRITI Ax Ew Woshington Optical C¢ nortaw ‘To-monxow Is the last day for the special bar- gains We aavertised last week. Although this 1s termed by mer’ nants the dull Season of the year, Wwe bave had such a tively demand (or the lots 2d- Yertised that there reinain but few over. In addi- ton to this we b sther Datel of agreeable Surprises in store for Fe See “City Items.” Ww. Hans & ( ‘Shoe Houses, ‘S16 7th st. 1922 Penns} FRANKLE & Co. essors to R. Goldschmid, re of S Kind so" and most complete Wing-a-warez bal to their advant down pri tS, —Good Fur De on sale 50-inch hades, vest bar All Wool Sor; spring weig gain in dres DYRING AND Scover work only. Dst. —Suits cleaned, $1; fine Co-operative Cleaners and Dyers, €26 yivankt ave. ton & Co.’s Four rked down fron ONLY TWELYE (12) of t Jef which we offere nods CUSE T H. Tayior, Pennsylvania avenue, essors to R. Gold- see their immense aut. at Frankie & ¢ schmid, S12 7th st dargains. Hewan artificial CITY AND_DISTRICT. Amusements ‘To-night. ALBaton’s.—National Opera Company In “Lo hengrin.” CONGREGATIONAL CHTRCE. —Courtney Concert Compan} ler’s, aVE., COr. 434. rolent and Protective cate of Incorporation, with Southall and Williaa H os. Jay filed a bill against Eli Stroud for dtvo the ground of desertion in ‘The parties were married January 15th, 1n rorge county, V. Metropolitan railroad was pass- » bet ew Jersey avenue and Ist street east, abot evening a bullet frm a pist of the windows. There were unton has fled Ambrose x Johnson pore Anthony Stroud t the ear, but nether Rev. L. Stern will ne Sth street syna- rogue TOmoOrrow moOrhiN, to Dr. Glesy’s recent jeeture on “Moss u Grand Chief Temp! ofticers of the grand i Of Good Templars last and I streets northeast. Unity, No. Upon jeers of Andrew Jack- son Lod a a delegation of Disirh city last night, and after ty the work in hand those present ‘Wednesday a the store of N. rough the rear capital Of $150,000, and V re ston, H. KR. Wille Emons, B. FP. ‘hton, John T. Ari: cull, James H. Saville and E. J. Siellwazen, as trastees, was Bled to-day. Built Across ai A PROCEEDING BEGUN TO EENOVE TWO HOUSES CLAIMED TO BE OBSTRUCTIONS. In square numbered 197, which is bounded by 35th and 16th, L and M streets, there is a twelve foot alley opening on L street, which terminates at the rear of a lot facing on M street, on which fora number of years las stood a {rame house, which is owned by George W. Utermehi adjoining house, which 1s owned by Vale extends 115 t iS claimed to portion of . ley It 1s held should extend to M sircet. “Some days ago it came to the knowledge of the Commissioners that the house referred to obstructed th nd Sur veyor Forsythe was ordered to \e prop- erty and make a report th rveyor Te ported that the house of Mi the alley. and that the ¥ occupted 11 inches of the tions setting forth the facts above stated have been filed with the Police Court and a summons has been sent toeach of the persons named. If they are found guilty of causins and. inaintaining the obstruction, the court will give the ustial twenty days notice to remove the obstrue'ion, and for failure to do so the parties will subject them- Selves to a fine of not less than $10 nor 1a0re than $00 for each day the obstruction is leit standing. ‘The Le Droit Park Fence. RESIDENTS NORTH OF THE PARK PETITION FOR Its | REMOVAL. ‘The following petition has been sent to the Dis. trict Commissioners: “We, whose names are annexed, are all residents and most of us are owners of our homes, residing im that portion of the District of Columbla lying north of Le Droit Park and east of the 7th street Toad, we earnestiv request you to removethe fence from Linden street, abd thus give us free commu- alcation With the city direct. The locality where We reside Was laid out into lots, streets and aileys in 1868, and Linden street at the polut of obstruc- on was used as a public street two or three Years Detore Le Droit Park was fenced up. ‘The row of four brick houses (tree of which are north of the fence and one south of it) was built and occupied. Over two Yeurs beiore the park Was laid out, and We had free coummunie<tlon to and from the city during that time. After the fence was built the Owner of one of the houses ebtained a Judgment in the courts, and the house was purchased by the owner of the park in order to avold other Suits, attempts were made to purchase all of the four houses, and three of them were finally sold to the owner of the park. We beg leave to say that we have been materially injured, and ask You, gentlemen, to relieve us from the burden, Our Property bas been damaged: the character of Our community has suffered” by’ the accession of that glass of people who usually coliect in ‘out of the Way places We ure owners of the soll; are not Speculators, as bas been stated in the daily papers. f@ ask you to investigate this matter and open & Tray Jo esto get out. We believe that the Inver ests. city generally require that the fence ‘should be removed. The new reservoir will soon be completed and Linden strvet will be the most direct route to it and the Soldiers’ Home grounds” ‘The petition is signed by Uriah Daley, SA. Ham- tack hilton a Fit Tega, Geo W. Williams, 0. 8. B. Wall, F. J. Shudd, MD. J.B, Johuson, George A. Wisenian, President W.W. Pat tou and inamy others, ———— Two Divorce Caszs.—The divorce case of Chas, HL. Perry against Mary A. Perry, on the change of desertion ‘and infidelity, bas been dismissed by complainant, Belen N. Washington has withdrawn her bill against Melvin W. Washington fora divorce on tue ground of non support, crucity and intemperance. SUrT To RESTRAIN AN ASSIGNER.—A few weeks ago g. M. Follin, dealer in fancy goods, &., at No. ois Zin strect, ieade an assignment (0 Win, Boyd Tor the benefit of his creditors. Messrs. Leon To- briner and J. M. Johnston yesterday, for Win. Taylor & Co. and other creditors, tied a bill tn CHASE AND CARSON AGREE. ‘The Two Factions United im a Joint Emancipation Convention. A union meeting of the two factions of the colored people which last ear had two processions to celebrate emancipation day tn the District was heid last evening at the armory of the Capttal City Guards. C, H, Marshall the chairman of the execu- Ure committee of the Chase faction called the meeting to order. The secretary, W. C. Chase read the two calls issued by the resresentatives of the two factions for the joint meeting and the hope Was expressed by the chairman and others that all differences would be settled this year and a united celebration be held. Upon motion of Perry Carson, a temporary organization was affected bY the election of Dantel Stillyards chairman, and W. H. Brown secretary. W. C. Chase presented a reso- lution “that the eftizens of the includis all civic and military organizations be requ to assemble tn their respective districts the third Thursday in this month and elect their delegates and two alternates to meet in convention on the Uurd Friday in this month at the armory of the Capital Guards,” This resolution was re= corded by Mr. Carson and unanimously adot resolution “was offered by Mr. Chase which ed that the true principle of home rule con- in the people having a Voice in selecting their rulers and that Mr. Ingalls the chairman of the urge the adoption of a bill e District ‘the Might. to_vole for their local | officers. Some objection was made to this resolu- | tien on the ound that it was outside of the object for which the meeting had been called. One ‘gate said that the colored le of the Dis- ought not to ask for more than the white eople. Another favored the resciution and said ‘bat Mir. Ingalls was heart and hand with them in uus Lng ‘This rho report Mr wee nae | by another deiegate who rej Mr. Inj as saying that he was opy to giving suffrage to | the people of ‘the District. An effore was made to have the resolution withdrawn, but tbis failing on the motion bow! a it was carried without a dis- senting voice. Mr. Smith offered a resolution thanking Senator Piumb for his efforts in behalr of suflrage’ in the District which was adopted. The | meeting then adjourned. Before the Senate District Committee | crrtzexs WHO WANTED TO BE HEARD ON THE SCHOOL BILL—STPAM RAILROAD ROUTES. Dr. Reyburn and half a dozen other members of | the citizen’s committee presented themselves at | the room of the Senate District committee this | morning and asked to be heard on the school trus- | tee bill, which recently passed the House. They | were advised that the bill would not be considered at the committee meeting to-day. ‘They were also le of | informed that the commuttee did’ not consider any further argument necessary, as the hearing of last jon on that measure was still fresh in thelr Ininds. The sentiment of the committee seems to ‘orable to the bili and the greatest danger It eatened With 1s in the short time remaining ‘er and other residents of South Wasb- ; Were also present With a request to be don the subject of steam railroad routes, but Were informed that that measure had not been reterred to a sub committee for consider ation, i | } Attacking the Civil Service Law. | A SOVEREIGN CITIZEN WANTS TO ENJOIN THE CiVIL i SERVICE CoMMI: KS. | A petition, filed in tue District Supreme Court ye erday attacking the civil service law \_ dectaring {t waconstitutional, 13 headed follows: “A petition of right, by Morrts S. | Miller, of Alder Creek, Oneida county, New York, for redress in a case where A. P. Edgerton, J. H. Overly and Charles Lyman, commisstoners, and | others are trespassers upon his civil and political rights and privileges byexercising unlawful author- | ity and powers.” ‘The petitioner asks “for an order or judgment restraining, enjoining and probiblt- ing the commissioners and any and all persons from exercising the tiegai and unconstitutional pe set forth, and for such order and further as the curt shall deem meet to vindicate the liberties of the petitioner, and which will ad. Judge, determine and declare that the people of the Litted States are not subjects, bat sovereign eitizens—that the government isin substance, a5 Weil as in form, a republic.” ‘The petition forms a printed voiume of 4 pages, most of which: are devoted to a declaration that the elvil service law 1s unconstitutional because It confers on a board j created by the legislative branch of the govern ment powers of selection and appointment tooffice expressly reserved tothe President by the con- stitution. Various other reasons are also set out | im the paper. THE AFPLICATION OVERRULED. This morning Judge Hagner delivered the opin- | ton of the court overruling the application, hold- ing that the General Term did not have original Jurisdiction and that the case must come up from the court below. ——— Amusements. “Te Furixe Dercm san.” — Wagner's weirdly romantic Work, Which Was the greatest popular success of che brief engagement of the American ‘Opera company in this city last season, was re- peated at Albaugh’s last night with substantially same Gast as on the former occasion, and cer- tainly with no less happy effect. The great charm f this performance is its beautiful consistency Incegrity in every regard. In no other company Is the assignment of nor the ever-growing interest of the performance so smoothly, beautifully and effectively advanced. The exquisite setting of the [opera adds not “a little to of the representation, as it tlustrates in an unusual manner "the essential spirit. of the gicomy legend. The management of the se mechanical devices and light effects last night is worthy of the highest praise, and received | from the audience from time to time generous inanyfestations of approval. ‘The work of nearly TY meuber of the cast last night showed the | same rare merit which last year won such un- | sUnted pratse. sis Juch’s Senta ls an ly yactftl Lin ion, not, of to the first rank vocally, but otherwise so sweet and winning, and sung with such even excellence, that the lack of the very highest vocal power! for- | gotten. Mr. Ludwig's Dutchman and Mr. Whitney's Dalen ave 8 ‘Mr. Fessenden gave the opénting 3016 last night with a purity and sweetness of intona- ton tirat charmed every ear, and showed that this durable tenor sUll Tetaihs those qualities of ¥oice Which in the past made him so great a fa- | vorite. Mr, Bassett made a satistactory Erick and Miss Phillips was of course good as Mary. ‘This evening “Lohengrin” will be sting, and atthe matinee to-inorrow “Orpheus and Eurydice.” Acknowledgment. ‘The management of the Night Lodging House desires to thus acknowledge formally the receipt of two hundred dollars from two ladles who pre. ter that their names should nov be made public. * enti Orricens OF THE UNION VETERANS’ UNtoN. Commander-in-Chief Dillon has issued an order, nouncing the elcction of himself and the follow. if named Uo be officers of the Union Veterans’ union: First deputy, Wiillam Clark; second dep- uty, Alex. N. Johnson; chaplain, George S. Ayer; | Surgeon, Henry A. ©! r; executive counctl, W. Warren White, P.H. Coney, Jobn J. Brown and E. di. Hughes, | A Missixa Pouce Orricer.—Tuesday at the midnight roli-call at the first precinct station Po- liceuian Herbert falled to answer when bis name Was called by Acting Sergeant Jones. As Her- bert’s absence continued, without explanation, an Officer was sent to his homme in East Washington. | His wite was unable to give the officer any tniorm- lon ast his whereabouts. Inquiry ainong the nicers developed the fact tuat the missing officer financially embarrassed, about, tt stated, Dy reckless living and fondness tor gambling. ‘He obtained $50 from Officer Weedon ‘ad Sivailer amounts from other officers in the pre- inct. Iv is also sald that he borrowed money from outdders and obtained credit from merchants amounting vo severai hundred dollars. Mrs. Her- bert, wile of the ntssing ofticer, has received a let- ter rom her husbanil, postmarked Alexandria, In Which he says he Is on his way to Texas, ‘THE OLD GvaKD.—At a meeting of the Old Gi held last evening, Capt. J. M. kdgar presiding, thé standing comunitiees lor the year were annouliced, ‘The tinxnce committee made a report for the six inonths ending December 31, showing the organi- ation to bein good Muanclal condition, It was announced that Messrs. Albaugh, ‘Opera House, and Rapley, of the National Theater, ‘had through Mrs. J. H. Jochum tendered a box in’ their Tespective theaters for one evening's performance as their donatiae to the carnival and mart. i Priors) ag A ire 5 ag ae Schley Lodge, No. 4, ington, has’ received a padge, ‘valued at $90 and offered recently by Grand an itect George G. Wilson as a reward to the lodge in the District admitting the number of mem- bers during the year 1886, tation ad- Gress was made by Past Grand Architect John W. ‘Thompson and the badge -was received Devine. ——-__ Maxxtaor | Licenens.— Marriage have issued by the clerk of the court Boston and Clarinda Roberts; Camellus B. Cain and Josephine Priest; Glinn W. Isaacs and Annie M Isreal ——___ morning in the Police Court, Cape J Cun a james ninghain was charged by Officer Holiinberger with carrying a sword cane, the oficer aa hia on complaint. the cane was a relic and he had it for man Fredericks for whom be Was arrested. ‘The judge took his personal ‘hat ———-___ Affairs in West W: seven years of marrica ier Catherine. Cena y 18 Chis moruing followed to the wve the body of her husband, Joan Clements, and the bowed form of the venerable mourner attracted the tender pains ot many trends. ‘The remains were taken where Kev. Father Hocertort pelsberted reauleas tie staple Curtsaan fath tac ep opal asta Ws and calm and CIry ITEMS. “Read The Answer in The Star.” We,nave ad special Gaye, sales eels Bs -We have declined to do s0—As ve a ‘sale to-morrow—We now state marked profit—and We sell Gur Customers who use them in their Housenold— or present them to their Friends. Read the fol- day Ont by Frankle & Ob—eue- eros o Golde, 8, th St. DW Sun Stove Ihave been asked to wholesale some of a goods marked with a tery small fo the Consumer--Dur are intended for lowing list which will be offered To-morrow. Sor 6 for 25 cents. Colored Glass Hat Tooth Pick stand with 2,500 ‘Tooth picks for 9c. Cut glass Water Set—1 Water Pitcher, 2 goblets, and Brass tray, for ‘Wooden Water Bucket, 50 clothes pins and bot- fe of blueing all for 21c. Large size colored glass 25c. worth. wvhite China chamber sets New shape for $1.06 wor Extra large size foot Tubs for 47c. worth 75c. Curtain poles Complete with Brass fixures for 83c. Majolica Fruit stands for 270. worth 500, ‘A lust pan, brush, and ‘broom for 29e. Elegant Colored Cut glass Salt shakers new shape for only 5c. English China decorated Tea sets 56 ps for $3.96 worth $5. ‘White China Chamber sets decorated with broad Eglored bands extra fine quality beautifully On- w This speciat sale is for Saturday onl Frunkle & Goce: ors a fe Golechmta, 612 Seventh st. N W. and 811 & 813 Eight sv, NW. von largest department store of _— or : Special Prices at the Oriole, 822 7th st. Saturday and Monday only, Lanies’ muslin skirts, 3 tucks and ruffle, 23c.; skirt with 6 tucks and embroidered ruffle, 48c.; 26-inch gloria silk umbrella, $1.45; large size white spreads, 39¢.; red table 'itnen, S1¢.; zephyr, 5c. 0z.; calico Shirts, sector ith Ces a real eta Cnr wider, 3 's’ seamless socks, ; gents’ Rerdigan jaskews, Soc; lining camoric; sil Quote, pape RS A an les" SU] 730.5 ¥ ers, O8e.; DOYS! white shirt waist solled, 2oc,; lange size bed comforts, S8c.; fur t cos We Don’t Use Bluster, but let our prices tell the tale and to be convinced that 8. W. Au- genstein, $17, 819° and 821 7th st. n.W., sells cheaper than any other firm in this’ city,” Read following: wonderful bargains offered for to-m« row: 7] cks, 4c,; Children’s brooms, 3c.; 4 large pie plates, 9c.; block tin pudding ag colored glass gas globes with holders, 3 deco- rated chamber. sets, $2.19, worth $4; 24 sheets shelf paper, 4c.; wooden water bucket and 1 serubbing brush, 16c; decorated dinner sets, $10.98, worth $20; wooden knife trays, 8¢.; % doz, Silver plated SheMeéld knives, 78c.; 90-ft. clothes lines, 12c.; 120-{t., 16c.; moss rose or gilt band tea Sets, $4.98, worth’ $7.50; large picture books, 5¢.; willow clothes baskets, 42c.; 3s doz, decorated cups and saucers, 46:.; crumb brush and tray, $17¢.; colored molasses pitchers, 14¢.; 4-string brooms, 23c.; 3g doz. engraved goblets, 3ic.; bread knives, Toe. 3g doz. ebony handies forks, '15c.; step lad- era wich DucESt rest, 16c, per bot; doz, silver plated tea spoons, 33:.; extra large. Wasi zine Washboard and 50 clothes pins, 98c. 1 For This Week we make a special clearance sale of Misses’ and Boys’ Shoes. Note the follow. ing extraordinary bargains: Misses’ Fine Kid or Straight Goat Shoes, heels or spring heels, J. &T. Cousins’ make, regular price $2.50; clearance prise $1.75. Misses Genuine Kid or Pebble Goat shoes, Common sense or spring heels, regular rice $1.50; clearance price $1.15. Misses’ Pebble Grain Spring Heels, worked Dutton holes, regular ice $1.25; clearance, price Sic. Boys’ Shoes, mutton or lace, all solid leather, regular price $1.25; clearance price 87c. Boys’ Veal Calf Button Shoes, regular price $1.50; clearance price $1.10. Also, spectal reduced prices on all kinds of Men’s, Ladies’ and Cifldren’s Shoes, 1 ‘THE Stak SHOE Hovss, 726 7th street. Fine Dress Shirts and Neckwear. Bottom prices. At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & H. A Batch of Saturday Specialties, at Hahn's great wn sale, $16 7th st. and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.: Child's 4 to 8, kid and goat, spring heels, 40c. Chiid’s tipp’d kta and strai't goat,spring heels, 50c. Child’s 8 to 11, work’d hole,spring heel, button,75c. Youth’s 12 to 42, splendid solar tipped; button, 3. Youth’s 11 to 2, high cut, veal calf, button, $1. Boys’ 3 to 5, solid sole, button, $1. Ladies’ flexibie, pebbie, button, Gents’ solid, button. laced and ‘Congress, $1.25. And some’ surprising reductions in finé goods. 1 Hush, Little Baby, Don’t You Cry, ‘Tell your darling mamma where to buy A Sewing Machine that will last an age; ‘At Auerbach's, corner Seventh and H. "4&5 Heilbrun’s Souvenirs. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Hip Rubber Boots, best quality, $3. Gent's $ Hand-sewed Gaiters, #4, «$3.50 Hand-welt Waukenphast, $2.75. “ $4 Best Calt Scotch Botiom, $3, « $3 Scoteh Bo! tom $2.25. ‘The $2.50 celebrated Electric Shoes, $2.25, All $2 Solid Boots and Shoes $1.50. Boys’ and Youths: Boots gt priine cost, ‘Misses $2 heeled Kid and Goat, button, $1.50. “$1.50 Pebble and Kid, spring heels, $1.25, «« $1.25 Solid Button and Lace, 95 cents. Child's $1 Solar Top, button, 75 cents. “ 70 cent Spring Heel, Button, 50 cents, Ladies’ $5 Hand-sewed Dongola, button, $4. «$4.50 best French Kid, button, $3. “$3 Dongola and Curaso, button, $2.50. $250 Stralgnt Goat and Pebble, §2. $2 solid Kid and Pebble, a pair $1.50 ‘Tickets for all; 20 tickets shoes. ‘HRILBRUN’S ONE-PRICE SHOE Hover, ‘Look for the Old Lady in Window. Solid Men's Colored Halt Hose, 2 pair 25¢._ At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. 4&5 ‘Remember, if the “Grand Republic” Cigarro isnot the beet b-cent cigar you ‘ever smoked, your money will beret CHS sole agent 525 7Un street northwest, pein tre) Ladies? $4 Hand-Sewed Shoes Now 82.50. Ladies’ $4.50 Hand-sewed Shoes now $3.50. Ladies’ Imported Shoes $5. Gents’ $4 Shoes now $2.50. Gents’ $2.50 Shoes now $2. Gents’ $5 Hand-sewed Shoes now $4, James Means’ 3 Shoes. Swett & Sherwood's $3 Shoes,all sizes and widths 2 A. F. Moran, NO. 1022 7th st. n.W. ‘Handsome Gentlemen’sSilk and Satin 250. At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depots 7& Hi 425 Cheap and fine eye glasses,Optician, 487 Pa, av.3 Baum’s “Royal Glue” repairs china, ac. 6m “10e. Royal” mendseverythifig! Lansburgh’s Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 Ib. “Ward” prints, 50c. per Ib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Se. per quart. Cream Srecuz Sax Or Desmaste Day @ooDs During the month of February at coo R ERE ™ Go ak BM FBP BRE. Oooa AR R T EER R BR Sgg8 Cash Dry Goods Store, 711 MARKET SPACE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!! PLAED MUSLIN, ouly 6c. 1 quality, yard wide, WAMSUTTA CAMBRIO, Extra large size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, $7.50, HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, extra width, 250. PURE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width, all culors, reduced to :i4e. CE CASHMERES, very fine quality, wide double AL MS sif"colors, wide double fold, 12 ee VETS reduced $1.50. frm wi SURED saris, SHEETING COTTO! baPenie ee saber Sis yard ands 1, 6125, 8150. * % BLACK SILES, 75c.. 870, BIZES FOR PROVERBS, 00.—Fifty dollars will be i paid by Pieces beautiful ‘TIN GIL- thie promise St Gas eae oak Fiore etincBere vege Beso eg bet to the "good Fawiliar ‘Qualities of ‘The following examples are given of what would be deemed appropriate: “Tired nature's sweet restorer.°—He-No Tzs, BS ret rt a ts rg rir He. No Tes, ate aed era best_ sermon." —Martin Gillet ‘Tua themselves, (Comprzions: 210-1 Gexome Reovonoxs. ° GLAS Sa ee " @EaL GA0CQUES, JACKETS and VISITES. PLUSH GARMENTS and CLOTH RAGLANS. + MUFPS, B04S ond FUR TRIMMING. ‘AN danirable gveds. . 1s Vv: Bro 2 18 ITS OWN REWARD, BUT THE REWARD ovras INGENIOUS ADVERTISER 18 MONEY WHEN HE ADVERTISES HECKER'’S BUCKWHEAT. « 10-4 SOFT ERD SHPETING UNBLEACHED, ‘the Great Cl:aring Sale, xt the : Double poubitation, _e3t, 1241 aud 11th st. se, Ooo Sorrs Axn Ovencoara Tt will pay you to see our Odd Suits and Overcoats, as they have been reduced 20 per cent. You ‘may find in this lot a Suit or Over- ‘cont to please you, andat a saving of 20 percent. GEORGE SPRANSY, 607 SEVENTH STREET N.W. dale {Opposite U. 8. Post Office) Kyxocx.pown Ancuuent. 600 OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND BOYS ‘will be sold from this day onat 50 centson the dollar, or Just one-half former prices, at OAK HALL, ‘Corner 10th and F streets. 1,000 SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS ‘will be sacrificed st 60 cents on the dollar. They must and will be sold, at OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F streets. 900 PAIRS OF PANTS ‘Will be given away at 66% cents on the dollar, at OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F streets, 800 CHILDREN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS ‘Will be distributed at 66%; cents on the dollar, at OAK HALL, (Corner 10th and F streets, ‘The sooner you cail the better assortment you'll find. | ** 126. So call at once, at Oak HALL, 28, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. Tar Hooxesr Grave Caasrscxe IN THE WORLD, DRY GOODS. __ LADIES’ GOODS. BOOKS, &«. PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ DBY CLEAN- Maser Reour: Sua Din pee ee Vaxexrixes ji etait : LANSBURGH & BRO’S. Mod Sar" Pieser Malo Tian, Pia BOOK Hanete immense ulation of Remnants and 1. st nw. Poatacte SMe Sct a tend ak eaten ne THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, And the bargains in unitmited quanffties. : LIST OF ITEMS: wAhioecotte of Bleached Utica Remnants of Sheeting FLORAL LACE, TORCHON PAPER BOOKLETS. PLUSH AND SATIN NOVELTIES, FRINGED CARDS, ANTON FISHERS Sects called for and delivered” x Me M. J. Hor. wat U x BEID ORI DICTIONARY, : my B Les 104,235. 1300 F ST. IW, PRICE REECIAL. for’ ive Circular. et Wamsutia Casing in good | OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BOX- SRE PRES SOORS. as taecen, ‘NETS AND HATS. a C. ©. PUKSELL Bookseller, 4 th at FRENCH FELT BONNETS AND HATS AT COST. KID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST TO CLOSE. 106 Soo ‘Hiectne Necdie Pr come in tho galy | Selds, be.vonly promote «more stubborn Elec: tric trestinen ladies ‘and children: Di Santee 181 6 oth. eee Candies, Vaten- | UNEQUALED TX TONY, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP Sa oe, AND DURABILITY, Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished m designs of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. rer Lee ARTIESTION, Ph a5, by Alem SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine amortment of ALL OF WHICH MUgT BE GONE BY SATURDAY ares Baik Goons FINE FRENCH Bnd Card Eugraving in the beet style, Sense psa ee a aie per yard, worth Sore Cross Satine Remnants ‘NOVEL! res is (BACK CorrFUnes, — 228 Geveuth Street, WM. KNARE & co, TERRE Sie oreh cee eecerthg iad S| AR DRBRUED, RASS smctED. | New Boons Scar Recervzn. ee iAbaue arty Chijtrene eT Stonen, with excelent | Pacing of Beal Vela pretty X or EVOLUTION, G. F. Curtiss. Do Nor Prncmase Ghoice. "Bore sxivemnnoidered. ete Reduced to Ze. SRrcmtec ee Dewey’ UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. Also the following good desirable lengths in Biack| Mae J. P. Parven SOCIALISM AND CHiLISTIANTIN® Behrend, A Gorenghy teectem eee impo _— : 2 STRAGT OR Bronte aan Seek Second-hand Panos and ‘at prices from $10 = 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. AGA’ D THE SRAbOW. 19150. Sah osu mouths payments ANI 2 A YEAR IN EDEN, Preston. aneortment of Scent in the city. $36 Bginch 2 IMPORTER, SCHOULER on Wikis BOOKS vo wating ye wees se W. H. MORRISON Seer, | cies RS 3 ‘Will show the coming week 475 7A AVE. ANDI434N.Y.AVE. w2t_ | Kipwaxn F. Door. = 5 33 ¢ 25 PENNSYLV AN! . Sy BB Fa aoracrel ce A Fou Liss Or Buasx Boora St ae = 5} 38“ Te Ne ° , : Bs he 3B HIOH CLASS RONNETS TRIAL BREAST POE poor. Se RUA Shwe r ALT : se = = we 388 FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, SING BOURS) NOL BOOKS, ant Tt Fe aay . 2 5 p SCRAP and INVOICE BOO! EER aa ¥ “ or Se a sue ooo es OP Also, GROCERS and BUTCHERS ORDEN BOOKS, PPR bi Dang al AL SE Oy SG “ eS: ae, 383 TEUING TABLETS and ENVELOPES, all sizes. | iva Gumseton aud other Yishes, sterling Uren, * 8 Be os 28 COSTUME BONNETS AND HATA Fee NG PAMPHLETS ond INVOICE Niue and Musical Merchandise Tustruments sold om siesiutis ge Ree 390 ForTaron-Mape sure. ____| EAIDS magmved abd Praned | Seloeree ate eo Dé BS IM, RARE 907 1178 tN W.—consETS MADE EASTON & nuPP, | "Scvtand betond band Fanos x Gee Ho | lineS¢ Shouides Braces, Return; Wainta Fvenchtgragts | €22-3m__ Stationers. cor. Penn. ave, and 1th et. n.w. 3 % 8: GO) a a oe Sp eS ee Se Wee, | oe 73 | MiSs ASSIE 5, HUMPHREY, 430 J0rm ST. NW HEAP cs. HEAP J APER from €75 to $400. . 33 40 } ‘Makes Corsets to order in every styleand mate- 1 J ‘Knuabe from #7 22 x Hal, and guarantees perfect ft and comfort one a tnaize gee sire | 5 z takes from ae SPECIAL’ RE— ~ clot . a. ts 2 Bt | French Hand/inade Undereiothing ; Merino Underwear | ..¥ flor fae i eielspns Pa ghori casa | cs WIG! METZEROTT & CO, 5 4 Patent Shoulder Braces and ail Dreng Reform Goda, | fhe cheapest Albis fn the city. . io oat Sark an Ra ‘French Corsets ally UPRIGHTS POR SALE AND REN a5 Children's Corsets and a'$1 Corset (Miss HL's own JOHN C PARKER'S, SEW ASD SEOOSD HAND, ee yn Sg 617 and 619 7th street nw. ___HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ == ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. - | Loos: Loox: Loox: Loox: RCH ECO. ‘Street 8. Ww. He vo Gi 8.90 ‘ormerly with P. Hanson Hiss & Co, \ ent Uy Sn ise J, B. LEPREUX & BRO. 508 7th eta, | Sole ageere tor pe Dare A 2 ‘We wish to cxll your attention to our lange and com- St . ~ nh And dealers in Strings, Musical Instruments, Shea 2 2 cans Condensed Milk, 25¢. 10. the. X. ¥, Buck: | Plese stant of Paperhangines._ Also to our pr 100,000 coping nit Music Bock, 3 ee 4 s E Sand 10 cent Stik and Yoo! Pisa Fauily Hour gi 40. best Patent Brosenet ; | _Bation and’ Onans to tent ot m . | Family Flour, $5 per bbl. sugar cured Shoulders, —_—_—— — Crepe Cloth. 1b, (3 Ib: can Peacheg. 1 Prui ROPOSAIS FOR REPRODUCING GROWTH’ OF INDUSTRIAL ART.” ene resaabste cer ER "BOPSogreagugnoagasomones = Sealed proposals with a copy of this advertisement ‘Drip Syrup, Gse.a gal. Best syrup, Seoled peapossie with,» coey af this ofvationnet om Scakes Oleine Soap, 25c, 5 ibs. Silver starch, Siisced it be cones : Lz These Back Remnants are exhibited in our Black Grea, utter, Bc. it’s ‘ibs. Bird Seed, 35c., GREAT DISCOUNT. | MONDAY, FEDECARY 287H. Ls87, at which dime erel, 60c el cf t re Paster of yards and eis, Mackerel, Os. otk TEA CO, 445 7th shggk, | Wewillofier cur remaining stock of Heating Stoves | dem, “for raroducins: Ly photo-lithevraphic, grocins, ‘Call early and secure your pick. Bend postal 428-3m _| at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices. | jig’ “Le Gre Industrial Art per. the work Very Of copier, &c., to be at expense ig. Full information as to conditions, standard required, specinens and time for receipt of proofs and delivery oi work can be obtained by application to the under- Agenta for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 8. JENES & CO, LANSBURGH & BRO, LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. Fares 1 717 Tre Srexer N. W. ONE PRICE. NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE. i His rete rorerved to reject any or all propoml, 2 420-422-404-496 SEVENTH ST. BY FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY P. Hassox Hiss & Ca ou of Growilrof industrial APL! 10 U8 addrewond to I HAVE EVER SOLD. PRICE ‘New and Beautiful Line of BENJAMIN BUTTERWORTH, - L & W: 19 CENTS APOUND. SOLDIN WALL PAPERS, 3Lmwht 0 _ 008 1th ot. nwt, Westingwen, BD eld - GES Ati5 conts and upwards. PROPOSALS FOR” MAHOGANY AND PINE tee 2 POUND PACKAGES. THE IN- ND HOUSE PAINTING. ‘DOO! SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ODDS AND ENDS ee A = Cae rans. P. RS. CREASING SALE OF THIS Vides of Building for State, War and Navy Depart- ‘Deine and Estimates Furnished. a ang Hermmstes Furnished “ AED ERE SAUSAGE MAKES IT NECES- nop terns Pet tees Wasurworon, D. C., January 17th, 1887. SARY FOR ORDERS TO BE GIVEN BEFORE ITS Ak 500 prs. Children’s Hose, all sizes and all colors. SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering Former prices, 50 and 25c. Must go at 15c. rr ishowany, Solid Pine, sud Fine Seren Door re Guired torte West and Center Winks of the Bull Corres for State, War and Navy Departwenta, in thiscity, wi 100 pra. Misses HOSE. Sold at 25 and 30c. Will be RIVAL. be received at this office until TWELVE M. gu har, sold at Zo. N. W. BURCHELL, ALL SIZES. Sabet Seeds, a OF FEBRUARY. i867, aud 50 pra, Kid and Beaver GLOVES (Ladies’.) Former| 315 aeons ders. cad - ec price, $1.25 and 81. Willgoat40c. Some of these crete! See tero goods are slightly soiled. 5,000 yda Remnants of DRESS GOODS at prices that must attract, 5,000 yds. New and Pretty SATTEENS, worth 20c., tions, general instructions to bidders and bishk forme of Sropoaal will be furnished 0 cates tintatectrerw oy ef icatich "sn oo $817,18,19,2073,4-6t___Colowel, Corps of Eugira. WOOD AND COAL. 1 Ware Asa Srove Coat First Arrival of Coal This Season, now unlondi are Stove Coal slots latin Peace iarket proce. My Custor (ore ib need Will please send fu thesr oners aa soon ae possible. “THE SUPERIOR” CARPET SWEEPERS, $3.50. Noreen “PEKFECTION” CARPET SWEEPERS, $3.00. ‘The newest and most desirable patterns in French SATTEENS, at 35c. ‘Splendid Line HAMBURG EDGINGS. A fullline of SILKS, SATINS, CASHMERES and all kinds of DRESS GOODS. Bleached and Brown COTTON GOODS at the very lowest prices. (Cottons are advancing.) WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘China and Glass Importers 3815, 1205 Pennsylvania avenue, Bro Cor Ix Paces. TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS BEWARE OF ANY IMJTATION OF ——— other kinds of coal on hand and delivered promptly _ RRR EEE 885 PORTIERES AND CURTAINS | ane order ackory, Oak aud Pine woud under oor RRE. & Bowe * WAT | Cover, “Weat Vanginis Splini Goal an eaceliont fs toe LUTTRELL & WINE, 30 ze Een im “ss, We will berin ‘and offer omr stock of Por. | grates § Ere EE Een Sat > geist Berry farana precip redueed pee P. POLLARD, 1930 Pennsylvanis avenue, RE . ‘EVER! pp HAS Bi rr oye DOWN | yioin office: cor. 12th wt.und R.Tave.nw. Branch 220-20 Comer 20th street northwest. ey Trg sees ty et ae — | B. PATENT PROCESS FLOUR 83 ae ae. , V. Baws Joxxso: erwemn Season Parces ae ee 5 DRY GOODS REDUCED 50 PER CENT FOR FEB-| _It s#withoutadoubt the most Bravraponand the | papoinen Ganeienin fer alent oa ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood ana Coal. Eve difterent color. Former | in @ few days, Should call cary at sey GOEKES ‘most Nurarrrovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mill, containing aa it does all the most improved Machinery RUARY | COMPLETE FACILITIES. BOTTOM PRICES, AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.’S., FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE. Furniture and Us Warerooma, coal direct ‘the forests and, mines smerzp sr 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side. invented up to the prevent time but they produce ape ‘pbolsSy Market spate. tg tall nash woher, sd fous Encas ‘chaeraiane ae Oa? Our limited space will permit only the mention of a} Flour Unsugrassep by any mill in the world. ——=== yurities. E POE UT ss few special barrains: prove that, we would simply state that a large HOTELS. a GIVE ME A TRIAL E 9 Ou OH Mss, siact chakatetosesea: tity of of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually’ mero pain Yard and Office. 1101 K. 1 ave. nw, Frat oc? Mou! H Sug 12 cont Gheck Nainsock now scant, Europe and eaten st the principal Courts of theold | Ay RADNOR, bin ar es S. 1ORT JOHNSON, GARNER & COS bee Sh een oe ee LS RRR, 00 BEE BOD EER RRR EER RRB. scone orperaapivania avenine. meted cod f4-1.m,w2mijeteolm pad DaRNalt. | Wo. A = ow meet » Mastow, re 8 e BD ER :, Ee ine 48 Seat Gonted fue now fay Tite erecrfaing es that yy eompeticnrtene 7d i] suereces: 2 ded. ow Persons are trying advantage 00 EER DDD EERE KR EERE & 33 cant Corded Pidue now 20 cents. reputation {t has gained by imitating the Name and ATLANTIC CITY, X. J. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealerin Reims. Se ‘Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior Directly on the Beach. White Cor 0 article for the genuine. ‘Thoroughly Heated Throughout. AL AND WOOD. CARTE BLANCHE, $139 White Sounterpance new $10" THEREFORR, ‘Hot aud Gold Sen Water Hatha, _ 4 Magnificent, Rich Wine, #5 White Counterpencs now $130" Bosure and see toit that either sacks or barrels read Open Ail the Year. Main Office No710 Dst. nw. Officos and Yarnton GRAND VIN SEC, edhe bates “CERES* 23m A.B. BOBERTS._ | sihand Bets.aw.,.No. 216 A st. ne. Coal Depot MN 30 cent Cream Table Linen now 25 cents. Ow P. Comronr, Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues s.w. =e 5 cont Oream fabis Linen now 2) conte, snd have the imprint of Tie All Offices are connected with the Telephone Ex ea 30con Price—Quarts, $30.20; Pints, $32.20. So cent Gren, Fable Linen now, cnt TWO GOLD MEDALS ‘VIRGINIA For sale by the leading Wine Merchants and Grocers. 36 Pe aylvania . ut the ty % G36 Fenndyivania areuue attached. None genuine witho {wo gold medals. HYGEIA HOTEL, Bex Your : ree cents ey TO SUPPLY YOURSELF WITH THE BEST ‘MENS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING AT OUR GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE NOW GOING ON AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLOSE UP APARTNERSHIP. WE MUST HAVETHE (CASH FOR OUR CLOTHING, AND THE BAR+ GAINS ARE WAITING FOR YOU aT OUR STORE-NOT IN CHEAP GOODS, BUT GOOD GOODS CHEAP. WE WANT ALL OF YOU TO COME AND SEE OUR GOODS AND PRICES. YOU CAN BUY YOUR MENS, ROYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING IN ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS IN EVERY GARMENT IX OUR HOUSE. SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY AND COME DIRECT TO THE GREAT DIBGO- LUTION SALE AT 924 7TH ST. ¥.W., BET. IAND K STS, TWO DOORS BELOW BUR- DETTE'S DRY GOODS HOUSE. COME AND SEE US AND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. alto Ger Tux Bus, “THE CONCORD HARNESA* We have on hand e full stock of ‘Bole Agency forthe - CELEBRATED WHITMAN GADDiza. LUTZ & BRO, One hundred yards from Fort Mouroe, where asily target practice, ¢uard mount and dress parade take place. Perfect in cuisine und appointments. Accom- ates 1,000 guests. Turkish, Russian, electric, botand cold sea and fresh-water baths. Afternoon concerts andnightly hops. Pure ocean air, free from malaria ‘and conducive to refreshing sleep. Hamburg Rustrotlery, 20, 3275 45, Be-oto. 7 20, Be Stas Tb Be ‘AT JOHNSON; GARRER © 0078" 231 836 Penns}ivanis ave. south side, Biscz Axo Warre Goons ‘WM. M. GALT & 00, _ap23 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, Pore Imus Ouve Ou, vnow ‘The most extensive dealers in the District. Supply ‘more families than auy firm south of New York. Tele 2 Average temperature for winter 47 dogrees. Sena | Puoneoomnections. | ak SEATON PERRY coe Branch Offices aud Yards: Large Invoices in Stock. aT 1515 Seventh street northwest. (Buccessor to Penny & BROTHER), SHEARED SARK MOTH, AIKEN, &, C. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue nortqwest, e ELPHONZO YOUNGS Gitcc, Say heii ‘221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS NEW ANDCOM- ay Periert sauits anireents, 1121 Ninth street northwest, punerzare net beth baess rapaion anaes SEN We Baa Red ial ite. a | Ut penapiani nen northwest et ma 428 Oth street. gas | saynot Win ence, I con ss Comer of Third and K streets northwest, ‘Wharves and Railroad yard: ‘BERG! ry IMPERIAL MELROSE CLOTHS, | PRINCETT. NUN'S VELLINGS, CON TOLOTHS, = = nu GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. je UE 0. RATFTELD, Proprietor, | —21_Tweifth and Water streets south west, ba" MONT, LUFIN'S FRENCH MOURNING GOODS, Pita Pee a seg cae ALTANONE, Pov we A FFF pee DRAP c 5 ‘ETAMINES, TA- Eixzers a Family: Highest elevation, On the haudsom- Bwwww st Ee Miak Gbotet is Cas Sx ear ‘est ‘aud ventilation. Incandescent Bywew Ah Fr 5 GQOURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES AND VEILS. HATS AXD GENTS FURNISHINGS, py wwaa EER WINE BLACK CANTON CREPE AND CREPE (CHIN! iE Ten Into insignificance are the WHOOP LA! WILD CAT FA STED SILK GRENADINES AND HER- ‘Inall the Latest Novelticsin ae eee ci ee Gey nef FY AME OR 001 ‘WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, | —2"™ frantically appealing tothe people to “SAVE THEM’ IDERED SWISS MUSLINS. at NEW EMBROIDERED SATioTE Roots: Ghirts to Order, Gfor $12 A perfect ft guaranteed. E. ee . = ang is Bagh xa. Ht nie resting does all wach “clap ry LA PERSIAN LAWNS, the Ebbits: on PIGUE: oe ae 2 a Guexon xb a ne Soe =e SEWING MACHINES, &. |; VEGDOR &. ADLEES “OLPEATS AND COMUIMAHOM SUH, VTE | SU WING MACHENES, SC www ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, (a7 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. bISKIES. ¥ SRATON PERRY, SILENT NEW AMERICAX, Bo 7, w ‘snow in full blast, moving steadily forward, “Com 3 ‘SEWING MACHINES, MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS ‘quering and to conquer.” — sey The facta sreas we announce them always and here of Liye is tis Ionows RED LETTER PRICES, . “Read, mark and inwardly digest them” to your own 3 Cais oars em inthe market. The Largest Range of Work. The Best Attachments. Light Running and Quiet. Ledies should ‘call and ove it betore purchasing. & OPPENHEIMER & BRO,