Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTI ‘The Weather. Indications for tie 24 hows c For District ambi, M. fair weather followed b¥ winds, higher teuperatare. Wrspixe Ur.—Hahn’s £1 we EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, a, D. C.. MONDAY, FEBRU, Y ita tte BR ee tar oy. 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. [ON nd and Virginia, local rains, southerly at _mark-down sale, at S16 7th strect and 1622 Pennsylvank is hearing itsend. Spring goods are ali iv ing. What ts (winter £00 your disposal at prices Which Will make them a profita- them aside tll next se cial bargains see City 12 Atagn Mat Hel For Sa 14th stre ent, even if you should have to lay . For this week's spe- argain, a corner lot on taining 16,683 ‘ea. aa 120, Star office, VALENTINES at Koch's, m dressed beet go to John R. 629 and WO Center inarket, E Loc t and. bmid's old 3 are invit Burka Vane Dest, $2.50, A LINE OF CuILpKEN'S WINTER fm piain and fancy cloths, at I Penn. ave., now seiling at on-thir cost, All Winter garments on hand-at and below cost Mayrwoxre Far Mink in sealed jars, We will make, lay and line ali t Brussels carpets sold for cash euarge. W. H. Hoke, S01 Quinte at New York and Phi at Mertz’s pharmacy, 1014 F ‘VALENTINES at Koc CHICAGO Groc=r¥ ComP West, seils Granulated Sug Light Browa Sugar 5e., Cut Sugar Save Evgstout cousult Hempler ckS afford secu- them, the Fair, 812 7th jembers are par- meeting Tu iness. ” Other ed. 21 Penn. ave. +, $1.50; fine, $2; ‘street Scoot. Coats, H. Taylor's, 903 4 their original pestry and body Market Space. adelphia prices, or. Of 11th BW. A Sugar, 6e., Pa. av., COr. 4342 CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To- Naviowat.—Wilson Barrett in “¢ ‘Atsacon's—“Erminie.” Ttaxnis’—“Excaped trom Sing Si Azrec Farr—Light Infantry Arm JAPANESE ViLLaGE.—E Street Ril Manassas Paxonama.—Day and BRENAN'S—Variety. Dow Muszvu.—“Col and Cuff igh laudian.” ing.” ory. ink. evening. Condensed Locals. ‘The February number of the Lady’s World bas portraits of Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Endi- cot, Mrs, Whitney and Mrs. Vil cas, with other | illustrations and a fair tabie of contents. John H. Hammer's greenhouse ¢ nue, in the county, was damaged D on Lincoln avi tire early | yesterday morning to on on #50. About | survey, delivered an address on “Mountai: be. fore the Woman’s National Pre jativa and: its guests at Willard’s hotel Saturday evening. | Mrs. Charles Wilsoi Constructor Theodore mother of Chief Naval Vilson, died Saturday in Brooklyn, N. Y., after @ Ungtring illness, at the | age of seventy-two. The funeral of Mrs. Jane M. Ci | iark, wife of T. | Edward Clark, who died suddenly Friday of heart | disease, as announced in yesterday afternoon from the 4! ehureh, Rev. Dr. Rice officiating. ‘were interred in Congressional cen James Webster Was sentenced t ‘Tue Stax, took place | 2° th street AE. | ve ‘The remains | never 10 60 days In Jail | Dy Judge Snell to-day on a charge of siealizig a | Coat from George F. Sheetz. A bili for Weed, for Gertrude A. Duvall, from ‘They were married in Brookiyn tn and she charges desertion in Febru Prom Brentano's don Punch. ‘There was a slight fire in the basement of the Sumner school building this morning shortly after Doel ‘Kit mittee on employinent S. 1. Burdeu S. Worthin A. Rerbey.. kK. Damage about $5. Joun Martin died yesterday morning after along fines, ia South Washington, at Years.’ He was the last survivor of the Hirst meet- | ing of the Oldest Inhabitant’s Association. ‘The Roman Carnival. ENED BY THE OLD AN ENTERTAINMENT TO BE GUARD TO-NIGHT. Union Veteran Corps, Old Guard, will be opened at Willard hall tonight. Yesterday of arrangements gave a “privat hall toa number of those interest cess of the project. The hall has Uly decorated. Rounced, will open the fair to-nigat. The execu- | ‘Yve commifitee of the carnival 1s as follows: J. M. Bagar, Charies Ebert, S. M. lon, W. H. Hoover, W.B. Pome: K. E, Smith, W.'W. McDonald, J. Jacobson and’ Prof. J. i, Vermii Yon comm consists of V Burger and U. H. Parmente In charge of the “follow: Som and Mrx. C. E. Gibbs; KW 5, Mrs. Burgess und Mrs Lee; No. ms im harmony with the deco! tabies. ‘Two Yeas IN THE PENTTeNTIARY.—Samuel John- ‘Son, allas Win. H. Barket, indi ing’ in entering ‘the fruit sta ed ‘AD Sppeal was made tence on the grountl that there w: Dut entrance was made by a false imposed a sentence of UwWo years ary. —s ‘Tue Corcoran Capers.—The Corcoran Cadets Teceived their new breech-loading Springfield cadet rifles last Friday from the post quarter- master. The corps will make their first appear- | asuce in public with their new guns and unilorms on the F2d inst., when they will go to Alexandria | \ participate in the celebration of Washington's birthday there, upon the invitation of St. John’s ‘Samuel president, E. John EWis; se ‘treasurer, Joan S. Bi B. Kan, Jos, © Barie and Alex. Porter Pastora Catl.—The vestry of gepal churen, Philadelphia, Pa, orse. Rev. Dr. Leonard, rector of =t. John’s, of thts city, to decept we rectorship of the ‘Uhe few years that Dr. Leouary St. Joba's he has been very suc: dairy. oe LavPaNca AND Taxsey Tka—John Jones, the colored man Who died suddenly Saturday afternoon, as stated 1n THE STAR, Was not attended by a physician, but was doctored by | ‘his Wile, Who, It 1s stated, gav Jaudanum Friday night, and fo castor oil, hoping thereby to give ita reifef of | the tnt mented ti palms troubling him. last dose with Cansey ———— CARDINAL G1nBONS’ BOoK.- p> city says in regard Ww Cardin: ‘that Present om a new work. ‘This, we iuistake. a book form some essays on quest whieh have uiready appeared in the American g “A number of our exchanges ave stated | seminence Cardinal Gibbous Is engaged at | understand, 1s a | He may, before lon, gather together In Subjects Lhe teatime FUORED FOR ASSAULTING A Wout Yams, colored, ws ined $ in ‘Unis morning for an assault on M: peared in the test fuined because Magic was wit her, and during a conversation fe'strack ter Wiliams charged with affray, and the ease ‘The trouble occurred last nich Mon of South Washington kuown as Field.” ——.——_— Cmarcep Wir STEAL cer Saturday nigut 02 Lewis, colored, on a Diggins Dracelet beloncing to Mrs. ES. Davia, a iruest at | the Nationa’ hose husband Is # special e miner in t yo office, The Dracelet was Fecovered to-day. In the police court Lewis was ebarged with gran tagued until Friday. A Noven Ipea.—The Baby a trict of Cotumbiaand in ti Virginia will «it notice is se B16 and 31s 7th st.) be published Of thelr ‘advertisement every ds And toevery baby Whose birth ts by parents or frieuds they proj event. The “preminm present” Ing cobe, now on exhibition in ‘This will be given to the infant whose birth 1s first AS & matter of business enterprise Unis reported. 4s, by far, the latest and newest Usements of the “Bon Marcne” everybody who takes THE Stax, mech mistaken. —— ‘Tw Bameerra SISTERS at Kernan’s In daring “Slide for Life” and ceiling Waiking.—Adet, ie lecture on Abraham Lincoln Dx. PowRi's great Wednesd \y evening, 16:4, Ins ehureb, on i st., bet. 1d 7 Cigans.—The sale of the largestock of cigars at at be continued to-morrow at 10 aim. | aud Miss Josie Lee and Miss ve Dowling’s will = Bord ge and 3pm. Dealers bvorce has been filed by Mr. J. J. ‘We have latest nuinbers of Lon- | arson Post, No. 2, has designated as a com- um, ET. Hanmer, J. A. Joye, and J. | Commissioner Webb, it 1s an- orp, Sirs. Puge and Sirs. Monts; No. stand, Mi pleaded cwiity in the Criminal Court this id at Willard’ s rs (or the year were J-W. Douglass, Win. as been rector of The Church News of Catholic Quarterly Review. eminence may perhups add some ‘at of Which he may deem Use- ful, tu order two euiiiten his readers ‘Une Cundamental principles of reugion.” ueny that Willams com- DIAMOND Bi \d larceny, and Ube case Was con- tothe Louls Duvall. jovemmber, 1883, nary, ISSO. t, chairman; A. the age of 73 the committee fe View" of the ted in the suc- been very pret- va.” The recep” ison; Ni “ai bower, pstuMeEs rations of the several | for housebreak- belonging te Me for a ifgnt sen- 18 nO breaking, key. The court in the peniten- At a meeting of As ouncil, Green t. James’ Epis- are urging the Parish. During AA in lis min in Louse alley him a dose of owed It up with ‘Sue supple- ‘tea. ial Gibbons’ new Jons of the day print, mainly in His chapters upon concerning 4s.—Henry Wil. the Police Court aggie Moore. It b “Jim” Galla- which followed Williams and Gallagher were also | e Was disinissed, nt in that por- “Bloody RACELET. rested James ree Of stealing a diamond | the head FREE 3 ¥ in Tue Svan. Teported to them pose LO send a isa fine christen- their windows, and if the adver- are not read by we shall be very at the Baj | from mob violence. j tawart the plans of Divine Providence by sep- rs. Frank | ‘JH. Jochum: No, | + Clarvoe and Mrs. | MR. BURDICK’S NEW PULPIT. The Ex-Presbyterian Preacher Talks to the Plymouth Brethren. Rev. Dr. T. S. Childs yesterday preached at the Sixth Presbyterian church, in accordance with the instructions of the Washington city presby- | tery and formally declared the pulpit vacant, Rev. F.H. Burdick, the pastor having been dropped from the rolls of the presbytery, some thirty or forty people met in Endowment hall last evening for religious exercises and after the singing, Mr. Burdick read the seventeenth chapter of Acts, Which gives an account of the Apostle Paul's visit to Thessalonica and the confusion and uproar which was created by those opposed to his teach- ings. ‘They complained to the rulers of the city saying “These that have turned the world upside down are come hither also.” ‘The narrative then speaks of the apostles visit to Berea when many of the peopie believed and “searched the scriptures is Ubings were so.” Mr. Burdick mented upon the scripture and sald. that ‘as no place of worship in the world, Te were places for Worship. He then refered to the sermons Which he bad preached on the two Sunda, ings previous, As will be remembered. Burdick leit t he di © Sixth Presbyterian church be- id the same Dellef as to church organizati that Ume he has been meetin With those who do not believe in any form of chure: organlation. They regard Christ, as one of those { it told a STAR reporter, as the chureh and be- = belong to Him and are joined to Him. In England those adhering to this form of bellef are calted Plymouth Brethren. These doctrines have be preached in this city some four years, and miber of Dellevers have Increased from three versous LO many more tues that number. however, sUll weak. On Sunday they ‘The one in the morning bet aud prayer meeting together wit breaking of bread.” In the evening Mr. Bur- elivers a discourse. On Wednesday evening ut is held, when some brother delivers a - OF a Bible reading is given. Mr. Burdick ning ih continuing his discourse, spoke of ot sin, Which, he says, 1s & personal igement that What God says about sin ud sinuers is true, and that we recognize our- selves in that category. ‘Then, as Mr. Penticost | says, the sinner takes sides with God against him- seit’ in condemning himself, Kepentance, reacher, 13 included in the word ueve. When aman believes he has repented. ‘Tis mentioned a hundred times in the Bibie, | while the word repentance is scarcely found, | Christ is the substitute for the sinful nature of jueh and that was crucified on the cross. Christ is the only church and the only church member- | sip. The preacher thought that the idea of Christ as a real living man ought to be impressed upon the mind. ‘Too often he thought Christ was presented as a chilling dogma, an austraction in- Stead of a live real personage. The reply to all anxious inquiring souls is, believe in the Lord Jesus Christ. What is needed ts forgiveness of ‘sin, which 1s bellet in Christ. Alter he finished speaking Mr. Burdick offered a ayer, then a hymn was sung, and Mr. Burdick eit the platform without proncuncing a benedic~ ‘UoL, and the meeting came to a close. Dr. Newman and the Chinese. A SERMON ON A RECENT PROCLAMATION OF TEE EMPEROR. Rev. Dr. J. P. Newman preached at the Metro- Politan church yesterday on a recent announce- ment that the Emperor of China had issued a proclamation that hereafter there 1s to be no religious intolerance in any part of China. Chinese subjects, the emperor proclaims, are free to accept or reject Christanity, as they may decide for “themselves, and in Whatevar they may do they will Be protected But even if they becom ‘tians they must remain Chinese and loyal t Emperor of China, ‘This stipulation Dr. New- man interpreted as a Warning to the pope and a | e to the Koman church that she iust not make any undue transgressions. Dr. Newman quoted from oiticial reports, which he claimed Showed that the Chinese tn California were more thrifty, more moral, more industrious, more sober, more ‘honest, less’ criminal and better citizens ah the Irish or the Germans or the cans. In this country, he sald, after Jong and weary wanderings, the three branches of the human race—u ¢ Shem, Ham and daphet—had mei ala in’the persons Of the Chinese, the negroes and the Angio-Saxon, ‘Then raising his hands heavenward he exclaimed: “Cursed be the man, in or out of Congress, In power or out of power, who would attempt to je tw 5 arating these three fraternal branches of the human race.” Se The Farmers and the Hay Market. To the Editor of Tae EVENING Star: In reply to an article published in Tag Star of Saturday last, and of which you saw fit to make editorial mention, Ihave to say that If any one is victimized let him come forward and show how Vietimized. The bay market 1s open to all coun- ty people who may choose to come. It is also open to all purchasers who may choose to come. ‘The one who offers the best price gets the hay. IS there anything vietimizing in this? I leave it to impartial public to decide. As to an arrange- nt with the principal dealers, I deny the truth- E. B. Larverry, | Commission merchant, | Corner 10th street and Loutstana ave. | | (Mr. Lafferty contends that his operations as a broker or commission merchant in the hay market | are of service to both the farmers and the pur- chasers. ‘The farmers, or a large proportion of | them, held to the contrary. A littie ventilation é matter may serve to show whos right.j— Ep. STAR. rn ‘The Roman caruivai and mart, arranged by the | fulness of the statement. ——— Hoxesty Coxvicrep.—Jack Honesty, colored, was convicted ta the Criminal Court to-day‘of house- | breaking In entering the warehouse of the Inland and Seaboard Coasting company, and stealing a Sewing machine, bedding, &¢., and he was sen- teneed to two and a halt years in the penitentiary at Albany. | ——— | Jr Cosr Taew Five Douans Eacu.—Sam Ward owed John Shea eighty cents. Saturday night, near 12 o'clock, fn the Cincinnati house, on Penn sy!vanla avenue, Ward laid $2 on the counter, Which Shea grabbed. Later they met at the corner | of 3d street “and Pennsylvania avenue, and were fighting it out When Omicers Jordan and Fisher laced thein under arrest. ‘This morning in the lice Court Judge Snell ordered the money to be returned to Ward and fined chem $5 each for fight. ne. His Srcoxp Timm oN SeRIovs CHaRGEs.—Fred- erick Jennings, a young colored man, employed as a porter on the Baltiiaore and Ohio ‘railroad, was arrested last night by Officers Moore and Sebas- | an ona warrant sworn toby a young colored Cora Smith, charging him with he complainant lives at No. 3 McCullough street, and charges the offense to have been com- red on Friday morning in her house, and that | he frightened her by exhibiting a razor.’ Jennings | Was arrested on astinilar charge some months », When he Was employed on the Baltimore and 1c raliroad. On that charge he was acquit- ted. “Tuls morning In the Poltee Court the charge against him was continued until Wednesday. Jen- nings denies. aoe | _ Four Years iw THe PENrrentraRy.—To-day, in | the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, the ease of | Lloyd Hawkins, alfis slinms, indicted for the rob- | | bery of $23.50 trom Basil B. Baden on December | Was tried, and he was convicted. He w: senteneed to four years in the ‘Albany peniten- ary. : LIS ASSIGNMENT SET Astpg.—Judge Mer- ne Equity Court on day passed a de- | cree in the sult of Taylor et al. against Boyd et al., } setting asi as fraudulent and void the assign- | ment made by Follin to Boyd, enjoining the de- fendants from interfering with the possession of | the marshal and directing the marshal to sell the goods levied on to satisty complainant's judg- ments. The marshal ts also authorized to sell at Private sale for no less than $2, pclae A Box oF Dramoxps NEARLY Lost.—Miss Fortes. ene, the actress, left a box containing $4,000 wortn of diamond jewely in acab she had hired on the | ‘street Saturday night, and did not discover her Joss until the cab had been gone some ume. From her Giseription of the driver, Sergeant Diggins found the cab soon afterwards and recovered the box, Which had not been removed from the seat on Which Miss Fortescue had left it. nainnianes lcd Opp Fettow Visrrations.—The grand master of Odd Fellows in the District has for the foliowing Visitations: Central No. Friday, March Is; Washington No. 6, Tuesday, March Eastern No. 7, Friday, April 1; Harmony No. 9, Monday, March 14; Columbia No. 10, Thursday, March 1 Union No, 11, Monday, March 28: Friendship No. 12, Thursday, March 10; Covenant No. 1:3, Saturday, Maren 26; Beacon No. 15, Mon- day, March 21; Metropolis No. 16, Friday, March 11; Excelsior No. 17, Monday, April 4; Mechanics’ Mareh 25; Oriental No. 19, Thurs- 24: Federal City No. 20, ‘Wednesday, ‘fh 16; Golden Rule No. 21, Tuesday, March mi No. 1, D. of R., Monday, March’ No. 2, D. of K., Wednesday, April 13. eee Tue Couumsta ATHLETIC AND Bost Cuvs.—The Columbia boat club met Saturday evening to con- sider the report of the committee upon the ath- | etic club scheme. ‘The recommendation to | change the boat club name to the “Columbia Athletic and Boat club” was adopted, and the committee was authorized to secure the site seleeted on which to build a club house. ‘The site 4s at the intersection of 15th and D streets and | Quto avenue. It has a irontage of twenty-six | feet on 15th street, ninety-five feet on Ohio ave- hue and D street, With a rear width of sixty feet, ‘The situation overlooks the White lot. Rosegnixs Reroure.—Miss Jennie Jewell, No. a4 Vermont avenue, reports stolen from the Stable ou her premiscs a trunk containing $8 worth of bed clothing—Thoribald Solberg re- Ports stolen from his chicken house tn Anacostia twenty fancy chickens worth $10.—Patrick Foley, No. Si 7th street northwest, reports that | Lis stable was broken open Friday night and | robbed of two sets of harness worth $15.—Mrs. | Frances Fraster, No. 912 M street northwest, re. ports the loss of a satehel con ‘and $12 In money.—George Houston, No. 476 Penn- sylvanla avenue northwest, re] ‘stolen from ‘his house Saturday evening $56 worth of clothing. ——Mrs. D. A. Reiff, No. @22 B street southwest, Teports stolen from’ her house Lust Week $37 worth of clothing.—A. L, Delwig, corner of and © ‘Streets, reports stolen from in front of his store a dressed lamb worth $4. F. C. Chandler re stolen from a new on A TEMPERANCE MEETING.—The Minerva Benevo- Jent association held a temperance hail, Pennsylvania Allfance, at o'clock * Ade ‘Holt, of 'N york, 2. G. Hee J. W. Thompeon, A. jolt, of ‘New ¥ . 1. We AL S. Dent, J. J. Weed, C. N. Whitney, C.M. 2 Collison “and Gen. carey: ‘Mrs. Pope sang a ‘Quite a number signed the District t Affairs, POLICEMEN TRANSFERRED. Officers Howell and Fenton have been trans- ferred from the fourth (South W: mm) pre- einet to the sixth precinct, Officers Horton and Hagan from the sixth to the fourth, Officers Roach and Kendall from the fourth to the first, Officer Hinkel from the sixth to the first, and OMicer Nich- olson trom the first to the fourth. REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ‘The Commissioners notified the chairman of the House District committee to-day that they approve of the bill to ie a “reform School for girls of the District” and say that, if enacted, the bill wili fil a long-felt want in the District. AGAINST A CLAIM FOR DAMAGES BY STREET IMPROVE ‘MENTS. In the matter of the House bill “for the relief of Rob’t Strahan,” the Commissioners have addressed a communication, to-day, to the President, stat- ing that they invariably Object to the of bills of its mature on the ground that {t proposes to create a lability and give a remedy where no Uability really exists. They say, further, “the well settled law in the 18 that people buy and build in cities with reference to the municipal right to grade and otherwise improve the streets, ‘No damayes have ever been allowed by the courts on account of such improvements in the Dis- trlet of Columbia.” ‘ REVISION OF MUNICIPAL LAWS. ‘The Commissioners to-day recommended to the House District committee that House bill No. 10,978 “to provide for the examination and pur- chase of certain manuscripts comprising a revi- sion and consolidation of the laws relating to mu- nicipal affairs in the District,” receive prompt and favorable action, : ‘THE BUILDING INSPROTOR SUSTAINED. ‘The Commuladoners have sustained the action of the building inspector e 8. A. Peugh matter. Some time ago Mr. Peugh destred to erect a build- ing on 5th and H streets and the premises adjoin Ing St. Joseph's hospital. Failing, to. i the ivileges of the wall from the hosp! 1e pro posed to go ahead and use the wall “anylow, simply lathing and plastering it. ‘The inspector objected to this, and a voluminous correspondence between Peugh and the inspector has culminated in the above-mentioned action of the Commis- sioners to-day. BUILDING PERMITS issued by inspector Entwisle: B. Davidson, erect a tro.stors brick and frame. dwelling, “Monti. cello;” $2,000. eines, erect two. two-Sto1 and basement dwel 23d, between F and @ streets northwest; $2,400. G,. Raybold, erect. a two-story frame dwelling, E, between ‘13th and 14th streets southeast; $500. MISCELLANEOUS. M. L. Noerr calls attention to the bad condition of Columbia road from Oakland avenue tw 19th street extended. D. H. Teeple, sanitary officer, requests transpor- tation to Philadelphia “for Theodore Fischle, the man rae attempted suicide by cutting his throat some days Ellen Keady requests that the grading on Fay- ette street be supplemented by cutting the steep ‘side hill on N street to obviate danger. J.J. Ri 1019 7th street northwest, has withdrawn his name from the application of Frederick Rose, Rock Creek road, for a retail liquor license. Health Ofticer Townshend calls attention to an Cre oR, sewer trap corner 2d and C streets northwest. ‘The Secretary of War informs the Commissioners that, as requested by them, the money due the Aqueduct bridge company will be withheld on ac- count Of taxes, &c., due to the District. Amusements. Mr. Wnsox Banrerr will make his first appear- ance before a Washington audience this evening in bis spectacular play, “Claudian,” which was originally produced by him at the Princess’ theater, London, on December 6, 1883, and enjoyed a run of 248 nights, proving perhaps the greatest of Mr. BarretUs series of great successes at bis London house, The scene of the play ts laid in Constanul- nople, just after that city had been made the capi- tal of the Western Koman empire, and the story 1s of a rich and profilgate young patrician, who kills an aged hermit under peculia atrocious circum- stances, With his dying breath the hermit pro- nouhces a terrible doom on his slayer—that he shall have everlasting mortal life, everlasting youth and everlasting inability to do good without caus- ing evil. In Lact, the story 1s that of the Wander- ing Jew in a new form. The play is illustrated with great wealth of scenic display. The great earthquake scene is said to be one of the most tm- posing pleces of stage mechantsma ever witnessed. r. Barrett, of course, appears in the ttle role, With Miss Lastiake as Almeda ‘Tae Durr Orgra Company, containing Lillian Russell, Vernance Jarbeau, Mr. Hilliard, Mr, Dunga and ojher popular artists, will appear at the National next week in Van Suppe’s opera, “A Trip to Airica,” which has met with decided Suc- cess in Philadeiphia, a Sales of Real Estate. George E. Hamliton and others have sold to Mary E. Fleming sub. lot 27, sq. 92, fronting on Connecticut avenue and 2ist street, between R and § streets, for $6,130.40. G.F. Whiting and others have sold to the same lady sub. lot 15, sq. 91, 2,500 feet fronting on Connecticut avenue, between R and 8 streets, for has sold to Z. ‘T. Eberbach sib. iot B, 65, fronting 25 feet on New Jersey avenue, between G street and Massachusetts avenue, for $6,000, Cornelia A. Osgood has sold to A. Lamond sub. lot 14, Sq. 313 (20 by 25 feet), at the southwest corner of 11th and O streets, for’ $5,050. James H. Marr has sold to W. A. Stewart, nearly all of square south of sq. 1,027, for $4.500. H. W. Coflin has Sold to J, Sprizg Poole for $4,853. 80, three lots in block 9 Meridian hill. S. Jackson has sold to H. W. Coftin four lots on Meridian Hill for $5,356.26. RESPECT 70 THE MEMORY OF JOHN E. Nonnis.— This morning, in the Court in General Term— Judges Macarthur, Hagner and James—Mr. Payne, {stoi of the bar meeting, presented the reso- lutions of ped eee tw the memory of the late John E. Norris, and in compliance therewith asked that tley be entered on the minutes, Judge Macarthur repiied, paying a high tribute to Mr, Norris’ mem- ory and directed the entry tobe made, acne one INTERESTING MEETING OF THE Woman's Na- TIONAL PRESS ASSOCLATION.—At the meeting of the Woman's National Press association at_Willard’s Saturday evening Major v. W. Powell, director of the geological survey, gave an interesiing talk on “Mountains” to the ‘association and its guests, The association gave a vote of thanks to Major Powell. During the evening Mrs. M. D. Lincoln, the president, introduced Miss Helen Snasey, who sang charmingly. ‘The guests of the association inciuded many gentlemen and ladies of promi- nence. Bistor Hare AND His Worx.—Bishop Hare, of South Dakota, delivered admirable missionary ad- dresses at Ascension church on Sunday morning, at Trinity in the evening and at St. John’s to-day. He 1s u forcible and attractive speaker, In his eastern visits he goes rapidiy and untiringly from city to city, delivering missfonary addresses with western energy and practical effectiveness. He is doing a grand work in Dakota, both among the growing white population of the future staté and among the Indians of the Sioux reserve; and his Success in interesting the people of the ¢ast in his labors is equal to the suecess of the labors them- selves. —— MISSIONARY SERVICES.—Annual misstonary ser- vices were held yesterday at McKendree M. E. church, Massachusetts avenue, In the evening another service was held, at which senator Col- quit presided. Hon. John W. Foster and Hon. R. £ Vance, of North Carolina, delivered earnest Speeches ‘in behalf of missions. The McKendree choir, Miss Kate Watson, leader, and Mr. Elphouzo Xounlgs, jr» chorister, furnished appropriate music, The anniversary of the Foundry M. E. Sunday School Missionary society was held iast night. Rev. Dr. Naylor, the pastor, delivered the es ‘The Courts. Circerr Covxt—Judge Coz. Saturday, May act. Candy et al; judgment for Plaintiff for possession and costs, United states agt. O'Leary et al.; demurrer sustained, leave to aménd. Same agt. Blight et al; saine action. Sprigg agt. Manning; new trial denied. Shipman agt. Magarity; motion to strike out plea submit- ted. Johnson'agt. Jackson; motion to set aside non-suit. overruied. Brown agt. Newton, gar- nishee; motion to further answer interrogatories (aes Howlett agt. Winters; new trial granted. Heurich dacks & Newmeyer; judgment by de- fault. ison Burford; new trial denied. Bramhall agt. Okie; new trial denied. siurd agt. ‘Redmon; new trial denied. Behrend agt. Weaver: new trial denied. Sommerville & Son agt. Clayton: new trial denied. McShane & Co, agt. Holy Cross church; motion for judgment overruled. Keese agt. Walters; motion for new trial. Ash agt. Sheridan; argued and submitted to court. Bel mont agt. Washington and Georgetown Railroad Speers death of plaintiff si and abated. Fitch, Fox & Brown agt. Quackenbush; motion for new trial overruled. . Equiry Court—Judge Merrick. Saturday, Pumphrey agt. Liege ort Tule pat on complainant returnable 15. ebb; time to take testimony lim- ited to sixty days. Ambler agt. Whipple; rule on Whipple returnable in fifteen days. aoe age Boyd; decree setting nt and granting in- Junedon. | Waddy agt. Waddy; testimony ordered taken before Examiner Chris. Ingle. Hooe agt. Peter; testimony ordered taken before Examiner Hi. A. Neal. Mayer _agt. Lancaster; testimony or- déred taken before Examiner Ben). P. Seals, In re Joseph MeCarty, alleged lunatic; R. D. Mussey appointed committee. Davidson’ agt. Davidson; ratified finall; McCarthy agt, ley; leave {to substitute papers dented. Israei C. M. Héhurch agt. Herbert; offer of purchase finally ratified, ‘Today, Kennedy ; T. H. Callan ap- ee a ad litem and appearance ordered. nigh Durant; commission for ‘partition or- dered, ‘Coltinan agt. Moore; trustee instructed to invest funds. In re, estate of ‘Matilda Cammack comunittee rey agt. ‘an; reference to audi- tor ordered. CRIMINAL COURT—Judge MacArthur. ‘To-day, Samuel Jobnson, housebreaking: pleaded ity ; sentenced Lotwo Yearsin the 5 Joyd Hawkins, alias Simms; vé ty; sen- tenced to four years in the’ penitent . Wm. Pope, assault with intent to all: order ing execution of his sentence. J: 7, house- breaking; ® half lity; sentenced to Years in rns peniienaay. = Not Yet Settled. ‘THE EMMONS CASE STILL PENDING BEFORE THE AUDITOR ‘The Emmons case 18 not yet entirely settled, It 4s still pending before the auditor of the court, who 4s to determine what costs are tobe paid by Prof. Emmons, There appears to be considerable feel- ing in the case, and Prof. Emmons’ counsel is op- posed to paying same of the bills that have been nted for Mra. Emmons’ expenses in the case. Knong the bills objected to. are those of experts that testified that Mrs. Emmons was sane. The highest of these fs that of Dr. Van Bibber, of Bal- timore, who wants $400 for his services. Mr. Kent said to'a Stax reporter that Dr. Van Bibber wason the stand five minutes and testified to having -nt three hours in the examination, which con him that Mrs Emmons was ‘sane. He charged $400, while Dr. Godding, who was at court after day, and was on the stand for more than day, nd mehde out Dill Of only $200, orien derstood, that Prot. Emmons’ counsel will re- sist paying Mrs. Emmons’ counsel fees. On the other hand, Mrs. Emmons’ counsel declare that Prof. Emmons and his counsel do not show any disposition to carry out the fair promises made in court, and intimates that a proceeding may be Degumh to compel a recognition ‘by Mr. Emmons of Mrs. Emmons’ rights in certain property. ——— ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Palmer to 6, Hazzard, pts 3 aq. 6230 $800. 9 lmer to H. C, Hazzai |. 945; . J. 8. Blair to Joanna T. Everstield’ stb. 83, sy 53 $1,098. Mary A. Reiss to B. W. Reiss, pt. 224; $B. W. Perkins to H. Merriam 25, Lanter Heights; $3,000, " Leigh Hobinson to W. C. Hill, lot 6, DIK. 8, Meridian Hin; $3,000, H. Wy, Garnett to Mary ©. Hayden, pes. 43 and 4 sq. 177; $3,400. Corcoran Fire Insurance Co. to Bergman, sub 26, sq. 447; $2,500. Same to W helmine Beha, sub 26, do-; $3,500. Etta Brent to C. Carrington, lots 8, 9 and pt. 7, $q. 809; $125. E, Green to same, same property; — Bey, et al. to Ellen Plant, lot 28,39.944; $2, '. Burchell to Elizabeth G. Dole, lot '2, ‘bik. 19, Meridian Hill; $2,325. ¥. B. Noyes to. . Gill, lot |. 271; $1,700. G. E. Hamilton et al. 1 Mary E. Bieming, sub 27, sq. 92; $6,130.40. G. F. Whiting et al. to same,’ lot 15, sq.'91; $5,500. R. Rothweil to Annie E. Dan, pt. 13, sq. 91; "$—. AL ©, Clark to E. P. Finley, 1dts 9 to'11, sq. i190; ¢— H. Eberbach to E. Eberbach, sub B,’sq. 565; $4,600. E; Eberbach to Z. T. Everbach, Same property $6,000. B. H. Warner et al. to Belinda c. Hayden, Jots 4 and 5, block 21, Meridian Hill; $3,750. J. S. Blair to. M. Bryant, subs 91 ahd@?, sq. 152: $2,196. A. T. Longley'to Ida A. Finch, sub 12, sq. |. 989; $1,200. “L. D. Carmon to same, sub 11, do; $2,400.” Eda Guggenheimer to H. King, jr., sub4s Sq. 737; $1,250. P. A. Simpson to R.A. Prather, Pt. Beal's Discovery, 5 acres £50. Comelta 4: Osgood to. m0! lot - 5 $5,050. James H. Mair to W. A. uae pe |. south of 1027; $4,500. W. A. Stewart to May A. arr, lots 122 to 126 and 131, sq. 677; $3,000. ‘A. F. Hilyer to H. W. Comn, lots 10 10 12, block 9, Meridian Hill; $4,086.40. H. W. Coflin to J. Sprigg Poole, same 853.80. A. Swartz to E. Porter, Affairs in West Washington. MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY.—The missionary an- niversary of the Dunbarton’ avenue M. E. church ‘was celebrated yesterday morning by an appropri- ate sermon by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Edwards, and in the afternoon by the Sunday school and its oft- cers, the collection amounting to about $500. A CHARGE OF CRIMINAL AsS4CLT DisMIssED.—The case of Joseph Butler, a colorkd boy 11 years of age, charged with an’indecent assault upon Rosa- jah Johns, a colored girl about the same age, both of this plice, Was dismissed n the Poulcs ‘court Saturday. FUNERAL OF Mrs. Hupson.—The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Sarah Hudson were held Saturday afternoon at the residence of her son on 29th street, Rev. Drs. Edwards, Batesand Nixdorf officiating.” ‘Thé remains were interred in the Presbyterian cemetery. IuL.—Mr. John Jackson, a well known young man, fs lying dangerously ‘ill at his residence on Prospect avenue with pneumonia, PREPARING TO OPEN THE CaNat.—Preparations are being made for opening the Chesapeake and Ohio canal early in March. The canal tolls will probably be raised ten cents a ton. Last, year the tolls were twenty-two cents a ton, with four cents Wharfage on the basin wharf, ieee i Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENING STAR. ‘Tue 22p Panapg.—Arrangements for the parade here on Washington’s birthday will be completed to-morrow night. Daniel R. Windsor will be chief marshal, with a score of assistants, mounted, and ‘the line will be made up thus: ‘Police, music, Marshal and aids, music, Alexandria Light In- fantry, Union Veteran corps, music, Corcoran Cadeis, of Washington, St, John’s Cadets, music, Baltimore fire veterans, delegation of Ws nn firemen, Friendship firemen—1774, music, Colum. bia steam ‘fire engine company with’ engine, music, Relief hook and ladder company with new truck, carriages with Woodlawn Farmers’ club and other civillans, ‘There will also be some maskers, and it ts thought likely that one of the battertes of 3d U. 8. artillery will participate. SUNDAY SERVICES.—There were more Alexan- drians at church yesterday than there has been at | any time since last autumn. ‘The president of the Maryland conference, Rev, W. S. Hammon preached at the Methodist Protestant church, an | the presiding elder of the Alexandria district, ‘Rev. Win. Ball, at the ME. church, “Itev. J. W. MeTl- Yain, of Hyattsville, filled the pulpit of the First. Presbyterian chureh. Crr¥ Covrt.—The corporation court, Judge Meade, began its February term at the city court house this morning. The case of the common- Wealth agt; Lucasy for selling coupons, has been set for trial during the term, and if not included in the Royal Ayres compromfse tt will be heard, Nores.—The funeral of the late Thomas J. Ma- haffey took place this morning from his late home on Washington and Duke streets. Mr. M, was long engaged in the coal trade here, and had a wide circle of friends.— Alexandria 1s its art in Valentine's day.—David Goings, a well- nown colored man, Was buried yesterday.—D, W. Chinn has bought for $190 an Old frame dwell- ing with lot on Gibbon, near Columbus street.— ‘The Women’s Auxillary Christian Assoctation held a meeting this afternoon at Trinity M. E. Church, pe eS vera Baker, oe wales, passed+through this city yesterday on way to Oak Hill, in West Washington. Almost a Riot in Boston. POLICE PROMPTNESS JUST PREVENTS STREET CAR STRIKERS DOING MISCHIEF. ‘There was an incipient riot in south Boston at noon Sunday, in which about 3,000 men and. boys participated. A great crowd surrounded one of the cars manned by non-union men on Broadway, near E street. The car was heavily loaded and the ‘driver was obliged to stop at the foot of a hill to allow his horses to rest. ‘The mob swarmed up, yelling like mad. Clubs were swung in front of the horses until the animals were frantic. They reared and plunged, and the driver could ‘scarcely hold them, The car could not move, for pieces of iron had been wedged beneath the wheels. A few policemen tried to press the crowd back, but they Might as well have tried to move Bunker Hiil monument. ‘The crowd meant mischief, and was rapidly warming up to the assaulting point. All they lacked was aleader. The policemen drew their clubgand prepared to fight. During the Melee a Jad on the outskirts of the car threw a large stone at the car. It went crashing through the window, but the passengers escay injury. The sound of breaking glass incited the mob to make an oveswhelming rush at the car. At this moment a strong body of police was seen. hurrying to the rellef of the others, and at. the same time fifteen mounted policemen came dash- ing at full speed from the other direction. Before this ‘stalwart force the crowd rapidly melted. One fellow struck a mounted policeman with a club and was promptly arrested. Five prisoners were taken, and no One Was seriously wounded. “The strikers voted tc refuse to accept the company’s offer to arbit ——+—_e1.____ ‘The Pope’s Designs. BE 13 SAID TO BE TRYING SIMPLY TO UPHOLD THE RACE OF EUROPE, The North German Gazette says there is a notable display of incapacity to conceive in their full bearing the recent manifestations of the pope's willin the quarter where pretension is made to the most correct and profound comprehension of the objects of the Catholic church. ‘The pope ad- vocates the septennate because it tends to uphold ce and authority, which are of equally vital portance for Catholicism and the state, and which Herr Windthorst, under the mask of an ar dent son of the church, long op] ‘Cardinal Jacobint’s letter is the pope's protest to this abuse of his name, and the order to obey the encyclical letter wherein is stigmatized the ‘tsm of political parties. They misrepresent the holy see, who attribute toit diplomatic motives. ‘The pope desires the preservation of Germany be- cause 16 1s conducive to peace, Some socialist speakers addressed a crowd in Glasgow on Sunday on behalf of the Lanark miners. After the meeting the crowd pelted the mounted police with mud 4nd stones, Bie police. men charged and scattered the mob. Coxsrrrorionan Caranne. Dr. Howard Crosby said in New York yesterday, tm reference to his lecture at Rutgers college last Thursday night on “The Scriptural View of Tem- perance,” that he did not see why it should make a sensation. He was invited to lecture on that subject by the students, and his views had been clearly understood before the invitation was extended. He sald he was apy want a your morrow morning and can afford to have it, don’t have ft, you are a fool.” What he did Prot, Doolittle was that he would be foolish. useit, | Several of the professors shook him at the close of his lecture, reed with him, e faculty Was: lupon the matter. Dr. Crosby aided the moderate use of wine and beer, and that the Old and New Testaments bore him out. tilled liquors he was opposed to becal sidered them injurious to health, and sinful. In his opinion distilled Mquors we trely different from wine. “The moderate use wine,” he said, “cannot be said to be sinful, ‘Tem- perance fanatics may disagree with meon that subject, DUC there 1s nothing novel in my doc- ine.” ‘SALOON KEEPERS AND DEACOXS WHO WILLBR BUNCHED ‘ON THE JUDGMENT DAY. In an address in New York last evening ex-Gov. ‘St.John said he coula not say bad things even against a New York saloon keeper, as he couldn't find it in his heart to abuse aman in a lawful Dusiness. He could not distinguish between the saloon keeper and the law, which allows him to sell rum; not between him and those who make the law; between him and the church deacon who votes for men to make such laws, ‘They will all re oe ee (SAE oe er Lo try them se] 5 ‘They will all get the same punishment, eeraray, AN EXCITED AUDIENCE IX DETROIT. A meeting was held in the Detroit Opera house yesterday “under the auspices of the W. ©. T. U., and after an address by a local clergyman, Sena- tor Rairdon, whose vote decided the question of submission of prohibition to the people, was called upon, The sehator objected to speuicing: bar the ladies wouldn’t be balked, and he acquiesced. ‘He said that he believed prohibition 10 be a and that the attempt to engraft that Police meas- ure into the constitution would result disastrously to the cause of true temperance. He was inter- Tupted frequently, until W. B. Conely_ got the floor and entered hls protest. “Tien a sh called or fal and denounced the Ing process, By Us uine the audience was {i's sake or is: tense excitement, ———ee0—__ Suor BY His FRIEND IN THR DARK. evening Joseph Woods, a waiter in the St. James hotel, at Corning, N. Y., went to the house of Mrs. Mary Wilson on an errand and knocked at the door, Mrs. Wilson asked, “Who is there?” No ansWer. Repeated knocking frightened the family, and Robert Wilson took a revolver, ed the door suddenly and fired. Woods was shot below the heart, the ball lodging in the aorta, He was, taken into the house, Where he died, exonerating Wilson. ‘The young ten were friends. str Ea fash Ten prisoners, convicted recently of larceny, were publicly Whipped in the jail yard at New Castle, Del, Saturday. RRR OOY ¥ AL & RRO OY ¥ AAT RRRO O YY AAL R ROO ¥ AAAL RB ROO Y¥ A ALLLL BBR A K_KITNN N GGG. BOB AA KK INNNG G BBB AA KK_ IINNNG B_ BAAAK K IIN NNG GG BBB A AK KIIN NN GGG PP, OO W Ww DDD. PrpooW Ww WR DR Eee Prd 3 Warieg BOBS me & “oo WY'W Bop ieel ET ABSOLUTELY PURE This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Soup oNLY m Cana RoraL ‘BaxinG PowpEE Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. 024 Case Prices For Day Goons. EXCELLENT QUALITY SHEETING Ci IN 0} YARD AND A HALE WDE, ae FINEST QUALITY WAMSUTTA CAMBIO, YARD = WIDE, 10. eel! TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, PURE Woo) CaBH VALUE, REDUCED BLACK CASHMERES, FINE QU. z, DOUBLE WIDTH, Sig ate WDE ROYAL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. WIDE DOUBLE FOLD, 12 yds for 82.00. CASHMERE SHAWLS PU E WOOL, BLUE, CREAM, BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET 1.15 PURE WOOL CHURDA SERGE, WIDE DOUBLE 134. BLACK SILK RHADAMERS 75, BLACK SILK SURAH 75. EXTRA LARGE SIZE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 2.50. FANCY SILKS, 40, 45, 50. FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATTINES BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, 1.00, 125. HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, PURE WOOL, 25. BLACK BROCADE STLRS, BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET 1.50. TABLE DAMASK, fine quality, extra width, 560. co A RRR TTIT REE RRR ™ g65q. oO A RR T ER R™ gofh Pe cg EPS Cou A AR R T ERE ER BR 5xgg8 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. _f14 Tue Sraz Suoz Hovse, 726 SEVENTH STREET. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE. ‘Tomake room for spring goods, we willffell until March 1 our entire stock of Men's Ladies’, Boys’, Misses’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes and Slippers at and below cost. READ OUR GREAT BARGAIN PRICES. $1.25 Ladies’ Pebble Grain Button Shoes, reduced te . “82 Ladies! Kid or Fine Pebble Goat Opera or Com- 93.50 Ladies’ Real Curpeos iid or Fine Straight 5 gps Goat Shoes, redaced to $1.50. 83.50 Ladies’ Warranted French Kid Shoes, Opera or Common Sense Style, reduced to $2.54 a pate aie la hand-stitched Shoes, re- iced to 83.50, ies’ Kid Sli reduced to 50c. Ladies’ Serge or Loslnar Algpers aeea to $1.25 Misses’ Solid Leather, Pebble, Spring-Heel Ree Se tas ? Kid an e - ‘Heels or Common Sense, reduced to 81. — fz Micsea" Finest Curacoa Kid OF Straight Goat (oes, nll styles, reduced to 81.50. ‘$1 Children’s Solar Tip School Shoes, sizes 8 to10%4, ed to Be. Fat Children Kid, Spring-Heels, sizes 8 to11;re- tuced to 70e. 0c. Children's Kid Spring-Heels, sizes 4 to 8; re- auced to 406. y hhildren’s Kid or Pebble Spring: f worked button-hotes, edussd to ase ee eels “with, rejot infants Fine ‘Kid shoes, Worked Button-holes: een Infaut's Kidand Pebble Button shoes, reduced MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES AT SLAUGHTER PRICES. $1.50 Men's Solid Leather, Lace and Congress: re- auced to $1. ‘$2 Men's “Fine Button, Lace or Congress, wide or mgs Meus Tine Calf Button, Lace or Co a Fics, reduced to $1.90. 0 ee 30. 1 = a ate 's Warranted Hand-Stitched Shoes, reduced 5 1's Patent Leat a] ieee reas Engg ret wo ia '5 Boys’ Button, Lace or Congress; reduced to x $1.50 Boys Solid Leather, Button or Lace Shoes: re ‘ ith’s Veal Calf Button or Lace Shoes, $1.10. Fr Youth's 135 Youths Lace or Dutton Solid Lost ay to duced to 8: SPECIAL: All odd lots of shoes st less than half price, “Such # saleas thie gindoed She gt rsenane Felice, and le one of which you should instantly take vant THE STAR SHOE HOU! 12-26 720 Tih Sts bet Oana Fiz Ow Rirz ‘Wauxzy, FINE OLD RYE WHISKEY, ‘The same that I have handled for over nineteen years, and warranted over six yearsold. Free from Fusil il and all impurities whatecever. Specially suited to the sick and debilitated, of fine flavor and smooth, pleasunt taste. Warranted just as here claimed or money cheerfully refunded. REDUCED From 75c. to 50c. per pint bottle. From 75¢,to50.“ « = . ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 14th and J, and 2dand Date nw I: Was Pur You To Ber Low Prices wo are offering Seal ‘Uisteres Visiecs and Jackets, wine tow Bak STINEMETZ & Sscques and Short Wraps. fist 1237 Pa. av. 227-3m Qs eek ate es _ BUSINESS CHA Tae Gueatesr Mess Sumr Sus| CES. JOR SALE-LEASE OF A LANOE STORE AND ON RECORD. Fe eat eh ge neji “apply 83 ECA MCINTINA, So. 018 Feta ABER. PANTED-T@ PURCHASE STOCK, Ae, N Goutlamans Muraiabiue wir, or wete tov ‘one alt established. or w. WE HAD THE MORAL COURAGE TO BUY OUT AX | Heevaf onesireay, orthilsbedc ENTIRE PRODUCTION OF A BANK- BUPT MANUFACTURER, crry, b Nae NSHIP, ration b lia ee eee JSINESS MEN AND LAWYERS! LOOK APTER DRIED SHIRTS. Printites. Now ia the time to get good Pra ine St low Reus TALLON & Bail ‘Rintere Engravers, OU Sihiwt un. patti ‘We realize the fact that this means MANY SHIRTS. WV, 2 PATHE, SEK ) ADDRESS; But the following prices will make sad havoc even with Witbier’ agro, Ma or wh pth at iw scare a iy. Constant practice as lata Surveyor in thr asuntion at Prince George's kad) Monta trict of by m 3 i — vig, ond., President ‘Nution anuineton, Pais. ceae of Rigen val. ST ult. 7 5 A FULL READ | WAMSUTTA MUSLIN; READ frcation, ‘een ae ma Cat wed Boaeding: THIS REINFORCED, Rotate Agents, 2031 Alinititeree CaM #00. Real (CAREFULL 4. i} = : Full Length. = Set biNe maxKen axp roan AGENT, wa si nd cigit jer ceart Guar Hauy's GxmaT MaRx-DOwN SALE. OUR | 2,000 Linen Bosoms: pets Sioraraiee Ba cixand ie ror ‘ o ated 0 and yearn 16 7h streot and 082 Pennayivania avenue | 47 cer lous Schanteal a Pt 1,35; regular price, $1.75, 2 e SHIRT Felled Bosoma, EXCELLENT Quarvers, $1.50; cant be Dought elsewhere for $2. 18 ¢ Stayed and Gusseted. 18 iste dy tena eo, « te ionery. Sargent; ins various other stores, eo, Dining Room, central loos Se {aes MADE OF. MADE OF. | Ucn. dally income 873 Counuencial oflice, 35 ‘Tadles’ Handmade Bright or Dull-Anished Don- a Eahny Meee ee eaten =. la Button (only few left), $3. YOR SALE OR POR RENT-THE POUND go F = : Calt Boots down ONLY 47 CENTS. El Mtiue Geoneetwas Dc uated gt Water st pated having a ‘of rollers 4 a onennae! 1:3) barrels of Fiour a day. atid. sup and Shoes #246 ee eee ALL. SIZES, FROM 13% TO coud bs given Age Tat Vee" Sin es SCI Gnu Reins Cait Button, Laced or Gaiters, ROBINSOR IGE Eat Geemietown, DiC. C. Mand Plain or ‘The Shirt wo will sell at 73 Centais Laundried and is 8, 120 Sst st oF on th Preiioum warranted: gl.s0r 1000 OF Galters, every patr . made of the | On MENT Oe Dea — a Pau On ane ES Besides thany other special bargains in all our ae ; tare Building, 15308 Ta. ave. nw. milatie Jor departme: THs B THI Piunubiuw, wea or at. of toe beat stands In the city for saath, doc iting tumteriai Ap ch Grocery Company, 506 7th St. 1s | WAMSUTTA MUSLIN.| 18 0 * i he settee the treket aa, an give with cof. ~ Ease} Chauncey Butlaina sat. and tea purchased of us tickets exchanged 8 ‘axed “A. NET 7 PERCENT INVESTMENT, 7 Fine fio Coes ie eat aoe ed ani onsarsst | A Firat Morteage Coupon Bouda ‘est Java, 25c.; Java Mocha favored, 260, BARGAIN sees BARGAIN or tHe ‘and Moch’ mixed, 0c. Bosoms , Gunpowder and Oolong ‘Tea, 35c. 1b. os base eae ry EVER | GERMAN AMERICAN LOAN AND MENT Finer Gunpowder and Oolong Tea, 50c. Ib. |Wrist Bands, Gusseted) i SOMESST, of Sions Fella, ©. 5 Speclal good Gunpowder and Oolong ‘Tea, 7c. 1b, OFFERED hem ea EI | OFFERED Secured by morteage deeda on i Set farm geopee. adeeoruinary quality. 26%, $1LIb. 4 ma ee ee INA | Amount of the bouds. sehen ims! Bargains! itton Holes, forced, | Denominations, €200, $300, 8400, 8450, ‘The entire stock of the 7th street Palais, SHIRT. | pervect rirrixa, | *22T | e500 uptoel.oup. without ‘to cost. Hosiery, Silk Lisle a TTING, ‘These bonds may be seen and information obtained Kid Gloves Merino “Knit, Underwear Lacey Bae by calling at oom 4, Glover Building. 1413 1 broidertes, "Jewelry, Ribbons, Ri Collars, and Cuffs, Jerseys,’ Ladies’ ‘cotton Citierwear ‘Trimmings and Buttons, Stamped Linen Goods, Ladies’ Flannel Skirts, Towels and Doyley: Leather Goods and every article in the store mi be sold. Come at once and save money, to the 7th street Palais Royal, 914 7th st., bet. I and K n.W.1 “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s If You Do Not Want tobe Bored for the simples, smoke the “Grand Republic” ‘Cigarros. Luchs & Bro, Sole Agents, 629 7th st. iw. ST Va. Roll Butter 25c. 928 Pa ave, 2 Jobnson’s, 9th and E. Arrived to-day, one hundred bushels Salt Oys- ters from Diamond creek for Steaming; solid fat and fine as silk. Also, genuine Lynn Haven Bays, half shell, roast, broil, &c. Call and be convinced. Ladies’ Saloon first floor. 2 Choice Burbank several car loads just received; price very low. N.T. Merzoxr & Bro., ONLY 73 CENTS. CHAS. KR DEAD References: Hon, Win. Wind National Bank of Liliwois, Chicayo /Cituzens" Na Bauk, Sioux Palis, D. T Qed tue OMMERCIAL OFFICE, G8 F, ESTABLISHED SE Me apes ot dint of "tins Sato suchen Drag Btcprst Stocery, ke. By our Tlaai you averd puoiesty. wi tras wi fi et Cobmult your iuterent iy hat wale, lert atouroftie. View Pre E Chas. F. Coc wal Never again will you see such Bargains offered in | SHIRTS. Better SHIRTS cannot be produced, even if Custom Made. ess, af for SAFE INVESTS CENT GUAKAN- D BY 1H i é, OMAHA LOAN AND TKUst COMPANY Hon. A.U. WYMAN, (ate Treasurer U.S.) President, Auterest wid Principal Paid by ihe Chemical National Bank of New York. Interest payable sen Bonds m suuy 3 ‘These First Mortgage Bouds are secured on improved real estate in and around Uinaua, Nebraska, ud 3m ao case is a loan made exceeding forty por cet of the Value of the mortwaged vroperty. ‘he standing of this company is sufficient to recom- A apts ucnd these socuriccs W thecuudence of voune Ivory Starch, use a little warm water, get quick, economical, beautiful Work. Grocers.” 1 ee Real Estate atl Pi von SSS SS NE PRIC 53m, xi ii stn. ree eene neva eel ene 2 : ™ JOH SATEABCET, 1.000 FOUNDS OF NoNPA, Chicago @: Cor 3906 7th St. 420422424426 SEVENTH STREET, | iu se on thin pajet, We laceot tothe fake sae Otters year ola Whisky, $2 gal. Or 90e. qe = a iu ne on thin pape. face # A voderage cagA be wold CESLREERES™ © | [Bune To Bs Ho Ax | SSA RenO st =e A uM 7 = i jevl! Piles!!!—No one need suffer.| BYR Ax 0 Mua = 8 = = : NT A rn mle worsform of Ding bleeding intceatorer:| ko £4 Eb BEN" 8° |COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Hpendlty cuch, No Dating Geyiteenes | Bee kA “oo OR Seo | Jhon SALE soo OF THE Most ost painless and without loss of ume from| MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT THIS WEEK. on R- aloo wu line of Weslinwton, Dustnesd “Ladies attended af thet homes wien GREAT 7¢. SALE OF ap 4 AS een preteen without extra fees. Cures guaranteed. MUSLIN DERWEAR, f23t BAXTER & MacGOWAN, 1008, 10) inations and advice free. NIGHT DRESSES, SKIRTS, CHEMISE, DRAWERS: 6 H. D, SuBabER, M. D., office 929 9th st. nw. | and CORSET COVERS.—Corset covers in two styles, | FOR WENT OR FALE—DESIRABLE TRUC CORSET COVERS Corect, covers in| two styles, | Jor Country Home, iz iulles frum Wasuinewon, For Medicinal Pu: ‘try a.galion of our | denrarmentearé mide gf fine muslin ‘aa elaborately | aeons WAL CALVERT & G0, reer Te Eye EE eee Eee | nicht dromes arc of, turks and facesukirts are tucked Fe: SIGHTWOOD PROPERTY — Six edbirad and trimmed with a tucked cambric founce adged with acres undinproved, oné acre improved by a neat 1 417 7th st. a. w. $orchon lace. We ber leave to inform our patrons that | cottaxe, two acres iuproved ty handsome buildings, SSeS ove garments are strictly firet-claas aud tu tr ty a an Eye Glasses, spectacles 25c. up. Optician, | scen to be fully apwuwciated asa geuuiue banguin. OPW GS DALAL O31 F st.n.w. SSO ——— APRONS. J pouaner rr SEstaas Baum’s “Royal Glue” repairs china, &c. 6m. We will run our Nurse's Aprons this week for 196. i se oe 20 miles trom Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning | fieu® audareactuallywordhosc. ts UES and deep Fen DE: DAVIS, 1319 Fat and delivered in 3¢ 1b. “Ward” prints, 5 per Ib. OR Se aE. HAVE 1 390 A KES or Also, Cottage Cheese and Butt k; Sweet MUK 3 ran ta oh Sullivan count}, Leu.” 10-acre BAUM’S SANITARY CORSET, recommended by all | (; ve a cot Pio aud Se. per quart, Cream 150. yiynclane and suld for 93, we will oer Cie week for | gia’ Monty cou county. Flora, suid t B as # means of placiug a superior article at. winch will be exchanged tor prope an Washins within the reach of ali, knowing that one trial SWORMBTEDT & BRADLEY, wv ate ty. Exm Bowens. Soar ae acer eee eee POR, SALE-HOUSES AT HYATTSVILLE—sEV- BLACK GooDs. rao tie tnt desire ates ith ae BLACK CASHMERE at 5 yard, worth 60c. eroun¢ ‘this best sul Toc, worth 81. cing fro 61,0000 to 8, . LATEST FROM THE Black Boucle at SOc, worth @1,_ Se eve EL SSMIIM & SON, 1226 F at, ROK SALEAVATTSVILLE PROPERTY—o NB Store Housé, lot 50200, opposite to Kailroad sta DOUBLE COMBINATION HEADQUARTERS. Gon; three Building Lote, 380x200 each: ten Acres, mile from Kailrosd station: Sites, at great bargains, DAN! wo beautiful Build NHOWEK & S08, 111 to 1 3 i ‘Albatross at 50c., wot s Black Satins from 30c. igre p cont Bae WAR Some lines which we just opened that no other es- TON CITY. fs : tablishment can offer; do not be led astray by humbug We offer for sale the country: residence of the late imitators. Our prices are genuine and the goods men- Hayward, M) Hutchinson, ‘athate ‘n° Stonievnuery county, ree aud a bait tiles irom a tioned are the original brands. : Sinty shout thres.end «halt mi ‘Yard wide Satines, 7c. ‘Thuis estate comprises four er five hundred acres of ‘Momie Cloth, 6c. HOUSE-FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. a pe under cultiva- Cheek Nainsook, 5%c. Cream Table Damask, 58 inches wide, at 45c. a yard. | {100 The imbrovewente consist of « —t— India Linon, 5%. = Bleached Table Damask. Ove Et St S0e:8 yard | jotinoe enidence. Jor “vemmecE, aint nation Soo French Challies, new designs, 1230. mi Table Damsek, 0c. 8 yard. shat | House snd other cuttrasidizan. Fis deurate froperty Striped and Figured Crazy Goth, Oe. nave boom selling for €1.29 and 81.90, reduced to Boe. Sad ata otis drive over wood counts Reads fn Belect Pacific Spring Print, 5340. yard. = 7 aijon the ne ovr ‘Tarkey Hed Table Linen, 250, urkey Red Damaak, 58 inches wide, at 4c. Place ol et Secretary Sulloyen, Mus ever ‘Turkey Hed Damask; better quality, at 70c., worth sren THE ABOVE ARE ALL SHORT ENDS. ok splendid 5-8 Ns 7 “SIBLEY FARM,” 8 MILES 4 ‘splendid. city, containing 106 acres, iisses! 3 wil price | Louse, 6 rooms, barn and outbuildings. Pric Ladies’ and Misses sliver gray Gomemens, combins- | G3 45" © Unies: pnber a thelow bree | Simo ayear. SWOKMSTEDI 6 SKADLEN, 907 9 tion brand, warranted, 79c. pny aagortment of Koechlin Sattoens is, complete, | st. n. jald-la Silk Garter Web, per yard,8o | thin plain and fancy. A «reat variety ai — ail poe ete eerie cai All Nos. Dexter Knitting Cotton, 50, Pins, per paper.c, Turkish Bath Sosp.per doz.,18¢. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. New Srnixe Drrss Fanms. offered us of goods for this de- Best Quality Shoe Polish, 5c. shed ye ewes foe SEATON PERRY partment, We accepted and became the possessors of Unlaundried White Shirt, all sizes, 21c. gistock which we will ufler at prices which must sell (Succensor to Panny & Brorurn), LACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS! — _ LACE CURTAINS. HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS “DIRECT Monn N” OF 4 BSS FABKICS | FO) 249 pairs of fine Madras Lace Curtains divided into | | A beautiful Russian Border, 45 inches wide, 34 yde.| Iiy RRD COMBINATION Stil od N AN eh Jong, center stripe, tape edge, THE “LATEST PAWS NOVELTIES” FUL Four different designs in E SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1887. EW FOULE BEIGES CHUDDAS. six lot, ‘The effect shows the finest workmanship and. ‘the patterns are equal to the finest hand-made Cur- tains. ‘Pair. TRICOT's CAMELS’ HAIKS AND CHECKED SUIT- , both sides bor- | | Something new in Irish Point Pattern. The Curtain Sas 9.80, 20980 pais 3s yards long Mould" be cheap st’ $4.90." we offer them at NEWIRINTED CHATLIS DE LAINES IX CHOICE No, 506 80 pairs 336 yards long, both aides bor- | "iiaaian Border a Twignea ie wot ae RAUB Sp race Two dered, $1. wes " rtieres Old Gola NDIA SILK! No. 536-00 pairs 344 yards long, finer design, 82.09. | Ai few pair of Haw Soll Portions in Blue, Old Gold NDIA SILKS. No. 850—60 pairs 3% yards long, still finer design, $2.99. No. 1,255—30 pairs, 4 yards long, handsome, $3.89. No. 1,561—30 pairs, 4'yards long, exquisite, $4.19. ‘These goods are worth 25 per cemt more st lowest calculations, EMBROIDERY. 4 Embroidery at 4c. Embroidery at Sc. Embroidery jie, BES. N'S FINEST QUALITY N ENTIRELY NEW STYLE POF PLAIN AND FRENCH WHITE GO “EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN IKIsH AND Gi AN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DO) LIES AND GLASS CLOTHS. : “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN LINEN HUCK TOWELS, atGc. Embroidery at 7c. Embroidery at Se. Em- Rollers, new colors, See a END Sac Droidery ate. Embroidery st 10c. Rmbroidery at] Lineh-ininhed Sorim in new designs 8-8 7ard- NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LIN 12. eee NOVELTIES IN PLAIN, PLAID AND STKIPED Gretonnes, 10¢, ayard Sol SN ROSE nD cues Alarge assortment of wider goods in Cambri Nain- 3.30 FOUR Eee BORER AND HA NDE ERC s00k and Swiss, TE CELEBEATED QUAKE CLE FINE DRESS SHIRTS FOR $1 EACH. 627 PLAIN FIGUKES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Paury Bortprsa, Inserting to match. All these pieces are guaranteed tocorrespond with all our goods, which have created sogreat astir. Ax Hosesry Or Prnrose 18 BACK OF ALL OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS AND GOODS WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND JUST AS DE- SCRIBED, AND WE GUARANTEE AT LOWEST DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, 1241 and 1243 11th street southeast, a ee ee PRICES. NO ADJECTIVES NEEDED TO QUALIFY 112-a.m,wom ee = ’ papel ‘THE CHEAPNESS GF OUK GOODS. NEWSPAPER Ax Coe, Ar Cosr, Ar Cosr. (Capital €2,000.000. ADVERTISEMENTS ALL HAVE A PECULIAR OL CLLIFORMIA TReURAKOE COMPART, SAMENESS. TRE DIFFERENCE IS TO BE F 110,000. LEARNED BY AN EXAMINATION OF THE GOODS. ‘THIS 18 THE TIME OF YEAR WHEN SPRING [ONS AT COST. HANS oat meee | AD PAO me a ee mamonance Px MELTS $1,369,006. OVEBOOATS ARE iN DEMAND. THEY CAN EE . ite ngs — SIRABLE SHADES AND QUALITIES AND IN Baboilied Mult fanaa , | PRICES FROM 87 TO $25. NO GARMENT LOOKS NEGOTIATED. —oEN Cee or ae MORE ELRGANT iN A GENTLEMAN'S DRESS Boe 2 ‘world, have been reduced in’ ne CLAUDIUS B. JEWELL, Agent, | THAN A WELL-FITTING SPRING OVERCOAT. Bomnet’s MOURNING SILKS, elegant goods, at re- Bs ry aa Sa esi 8 Kellogg Building. | THE LAST DAYS OF OUR CLOSING SALE OF as cheap aa goods, wurre MEN'S AND BOYS! SUITS ARE APPROACHING, NOME PRICE, qanae $1 | AND EVERY GENTLEMAN, YOUTH OR BOY, WHO ‘ML SHUSTER & 50N8, 50) cant. = FASHIONABLE ne 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Sees pee Fea ee CLOTHING AT AN EXCEPIONALLY LOW PRICE SHOULD HASTEN TO GRASP THE OPPORTUNITY EREIT FLIES TO SAVE MANY DOLLAKS LF ‘THEIR OUTLAY. — ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co, 226-wian3m _¥. 400 7TH BT. N.W., COR. D. ars x eset ances cl ae © Gaxcne Reovorom. SSS ee