Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1887, Page 4

al a THE EVENING STAR: WASHIN Ny” D.C. i ? THURSDAY, PEBRUARY 17, 1887. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Defective Informations, AN IMPORTANT RULING IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. In the Crimtnat Court yesterday the case of Ed- Indications for the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m. | Ward L. McClelland for keeping an unlicensed bar For District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, | Was called. Mr. C. 8 Moore, for the defendant, fair weather, followed by local raias, warmer, southerly winds, ———_ Goon secure locks for any purpose are the Yale with corrugated keys th Bev YOUR CRockERY, Class, tin and hardware at ‘Turpin’s great Sc. Store, 439 7th st. n.w. narlottes and Candies, JULIUS LANSBURGH has concluded to sell two sizes Kugs ani the price placed upon Sm keabout one haif; on exhibition, frst bor, ‘S15 Teh st. GaNcrve BRAZILIAN PERGLES, fine opera glasses, asiving.on Optical Cv.,14th st.n.W.,near H. Mavracrunens’ Itemwaxts of fine sateen only oe. per Yd. at A. Stern’s, 904 7th st. uM in séaled jars, 225 F n.w. Ty Wiz Pay You to examine our bargain coun- ter. No uumbug, but a genuine mark down in prices, AMxs_W. H. Rice, 717 Market Space. Fing Portraits. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. Jos work In plumbing and gasfitting; furnace, range and latrobe work promptly done ‘by ‘Shedd & bro., 438 9th street uorthwest, Puotoakarns. New Photo, Art Co...905 Pa. ave. We will make, lay and Iine all tapestry and body ISearpets Sold for cash tis week tree of charge, W. H. Hosx Market Space. BavE eyesight, avoid imitators Consult Hempler. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ‘Nariowat.—Wilson Barrett in “Clito.” ALBavan’s.--“Erminie.” JAPANESE VitLagn.—E Street Rink. escaped from Sing Siug.” ‘Wriarp Harz.—Roman Carnival and Mart, ‘Manassas PaNomans.—Day and evening. Die MusEvM.—“Collars and Cuffs.” Azrmc Farm.—Light Infantry Armory. Condensed Locals. ‘The attendance at the Unfon Veterans’ Roman carnival and mart was large last night. Delegates from the old 17th district to the eman- elpation convention were elected last night as fol- lows: Jas. H. Gordon, Jobn H. Brown and Joshua Gunnel, and James ‘Sith ahd James E. Carey alternates. Mrs. Sura A. Spencer lectured last evening before gathering at the Eighth-street Jewish temple on “kducation for Keal Yesterday afternoon Eitward Fitzgerald, while Working on a new butiding, corner 16th and O streets northwest, was injured by being struck on ‘Uhe right shoulder with a stone weighing about 50 pounds which fell from top of the new house. He was taken to bis home, 7th and F Streets southwest In the ambulance. ‘The Carroll Institute meciiny this evening will De interesting. See sj Wash, Meredith, colored, was arrested last night by Officer Howell,’ for profanity, and pistol was found on his person. | To-day nell fined hima $9 f0F profanity and $50 for carry- tstol. fA. Powell lectured on the ife and character of Abrahain Lincoln .at_ the Shiloh Bap- st church last might to ald the fund for comple- ton of the ehureh. An entertainment and pound party will be given by the charity committee of the parish union of All Souls’ chureh Friday evening. William H. Sturgiss, a farmer from Prince George's couuty, Maryland, Was before Judge Snell todas for driving through a funeral processton, ‘and the court took his personal bonds. lly Toplin, cot: was tried In the police court to-day for the larceny of a coat from Willa C. Morris, and was sentenced to thirty days in jail. ———— Jess McCartuy.—This celebrated historian {and orator bas delivered his creat lecture, = Ish Statesmen, Orators and Parties,” to crowded houses in all tne leading cities of the United States and Canada. No wan living is better qual- Mfled to speak on this subject. x. MeCarthy’s Teception in Washington promises to add another tothe long Uist of spientid ovations ‘which have reeted him everywhere in America. ea A BROOKLYN CHUKCH ON ITS TRAVELS.—Over ‘two hundred members of the Hansen Place M. E ehurch, of Brooklyn, headed by their pastor, Kev. Geo. E. Reed, arriv in the city last night on an excursion. ¥ took quarters at Willard’s and the EbbItt house, and will remain until Saturday. deems SraRRow’s SUICIDAL ATTEMPT SUCCESSFUL.— William B. Sparrow, the printer on the Congres- sional Record, who shot himself through the left breast yesterday morning, us stated in Tae Stax last evening, died at Providence hospitai last night. To-day the coroner viewed the body and gave a certificate of death suicide, Manntce -Licksses—Marriag> licenses have | of the court to Jobn | icin person. A tail colored man asked if this was Deen fssued by the cierk Peters and Mary Shumpit; Basil Tnomas Jack- Son and Marte Moseby; John H. Johnson and Mary A. Lyies; Robert Crawford and Annie Page; John Ss and Mary Chapman; E.8. Robey and Lizzie , of King George county, Va.; Marton F. Holderuan and esse © Clark: jore Rup- pert and Amelia Spabn; Leopold Mautner and Amelia Cohen; ¥.W. True and Louisa Prentiss; John T. Martin and Nannie M. Spates, both of Gaither , Md.; John H. Klemrath and Lillie Von Dieman;'L.G. Anderson and Martha E. Good- both of “Anacostia; Willoughby T. Cooke, of | Norfoik, Va., and Caroline M. V. Tudor; Luther G. Smith ahd Anale Laprice, bota of Alexandria; G. ‘W. Gaskins and a Jones, eens CHARGED WITH STEALING 4N OVERCOAT.—Last night Detectives Carter aud Mahon took into cus- two boys—Wm. Whalen and Brissoz Nelson— on acl of stealing an overcoat from in front Di the clothing store oc Strauss & Marx, near the coruer of 7th and E streets, The coat, which was ‘Worth $24, was verd from a Capitol police- man who had purchased it for $5. The boys will Rave a hearing in the Poilce Court to-morrow qmuorning. See Susracrep oF HORSE-STEALIN? IN MARYLAND. — ‘William Colbert, the negro who was yesterday Sentenced to sixty days in Jail by Judge Snell for | Stealing a wagon from As-istant Building I a King, 13 now Suspected of horse-stealing in Mont- FRE county, Maryland. The wagon was stolen | place om the 7th-street road, near Bright- ‘Wood, and another wagon, which was stolen from | TW. English. in South Washingtou, was left in | by Virginia avenue, its place. The horse Colbert 1s suspected of steal | ing was taken from the place of C. Newton | © ‘Trundle, near Derwood, on the Metropolitan branch ‘of the B. and 'O. rafiroad. The horse answers the de: ‘Trundie’s farm. The Maryland authorities have Deen notified, and Colbert wil: be held in ‘the case can be invest FROM THE WITNESS STAND TO THE PRISONER’ Jexander Carter Was sentenced in the erday to one month tn jail for ds of inutton from the store of L. 4 Eust Washington. One of th> wit inst him was ‘The Case Was tried be itowday, and he Was given 60 days. mie! Ergood, 1408 14th ole {roi In front of his store lve aia T. Dangerfela, No. 1523 6th u $10 Worth of Jewelry. iam Bailey, colored, muuell, driver of an ice nerds and Batley used kins, colored, was + vlso colo $20 or Go days Was im- Orv FoR Atvasy.—Last migat the 10 o'clock fain ou tie Baltimore and Potomac railroad had y Warden Kuss and Guards Cough- Wa and MeFartind, with the folowing prisoners : Jou Meeks, larceny Sarah Brown aud petty larceny, two ters, grand larceny, two graud abslaugatcr, three years; Tuteut to Kill, three years; uilus Bankett, Riusebreaking, Uliams, Taine pretense, two years, aud Chas Salter, grand larceny, one years ———— Lange TRaNsacrions iMSUGUREAN Reat Estare.— iiltam Johnson, col- | worth $ George W. Colinan, G07 A | ‘n from him a horse and Wagon | u ihe river front, was | ning charged with as- | need to SIX | | | | \ called the attention of the court to the fact that ‘the date of the fling of the information at the Po- lice Court was not indorsed upon the paper. Asthe information charged the offense to be continued from Nov, Ist, 1885, to Jan. 6th, 1886, until the fling of the information, it was thanifest that an OMficial note of that date’ was essential to the case. Mr. H. E. Davis, assistant district attorney, said that last June the matter had come up, and the Spure had’ then refused to quash informations on 1 ground, but had suggested that hereatter the €lerk ‘of the Police Court should indorse on all in formations the date of the fling. He had since then urged the matteron theclerk, and had spoken to the judge of the Poitee Court ‘about it, but 10 change had been made, Judge Macarthur sald that he would set aside all the information since last March that had no date of filing. Mr. Davis appealed to the court not to make the ruling now, and the judgesald: “Tdon't think that your oficé has been without fauitin thismatter.” The District attorney asked that the court should make bis Tuling to date from to-day. To do otherwise would be todismiss a very large number of important cases, in Which men had been sent up from the Police Court for violations of the law. ‘The case at bar not coming within the rule (having been ied prior toMareh last) the trial proc ‘This morning a verdict of guilty was rendered, Amusements. ‘Mx. WILson BARRETT’s “HaMLET.”—So great was the desire to see Mr. Wilson Barrett’s much dis- cussed rsonation of Hamiet that even desira- Die standing room was not procurable at the National Theater shortly after eight o'clock last night. Every seat in the house was filled by one of the most brilliant and distinguished audiences gathered in Washington this season. | The. Presi. lent and Mrs. Cleveland and Col. and Mrs. Lamont occupied a box, and through the house were to be seca many other government officials” and_ people Well known In public life and in society. This notable and critical assemblage watched with deepening interest Mr. Barrett’s portrayal of espeare’s subtle and fascinating creation and almost to a man remained seated until the curtain Teil a few moments before midnight. The same signs of intelligent appreciation of Mr. Barrett’s ‘work, expressed by frequent and enthusiastic out- bursts of applause and repeated calls before the curtain, marked the eee of the play even” to a greater degree | than on is two previous appearances, so that whatever differences of opinion there may be as to the just- ness of the underlying conception of this new Hamlet which Mr. Barrett shows us, it cannot be dented that last night's audience was abundantly leased with the English actor’s embodiment of it. ‘his Hamlet 13. handsome young prince, strong and lithe of limb, duly conscious of his noble heritage, and plainly not unmindful of those per- sonal powers and graces which win him immedi- ate favor in the popular eye. About him there hangs little of the contemplative air of the stu- dent, and the harrowing doubt and self-distrust Which form so marked and persistent a phase of the character as presented by other actors, appear Dot at all or only as quickly evanescent moods, that Teave no abiding impress on the resolute and manly ality. It is this absence of the beau- Urul and poetic inelancholy, to the present gene- Tation of thoughtful Amerie.in pluy-goers the chief mark apd charm of the ideal Hamlet, which will rove, the greatest source ‘of disappointinent in Mr. Barrett's impersonation to those who come to it with weil fixed notions of the charac- er. Aside from this, Mr. Barrett’s Hamlet is a plece of work of rare merit, showing the high- esi attainments of histrionic art in the keen in- With which the smatiest details have patientiy and consistently wrought out and the harmonious informing spirit which pervades it from first to last. 1t ts full of effective louches which are entirely pew with Mr. Barrett and added not a little to the lively interest with which last night's performance was Watched. ‘The rearrangement of the play which Mr. Barrett has made has un- questionably added to the Iuctdity and. consecu- Uveness of the action. These novelties and changes can only be alluded to. Mr. Barrett's treatiuent Of the scene with Giuildenstern and Rosencranz was particularly effective, and that With (phel a bo less 80, though the latter migat be regarded by some as verging on the melo- dramatic. The famous soliloquy was strongly Tendered, though wanting In that air of selfcommunion which has been referred toabove. ‘The death scene was admirably worked ‘up, and held the audience spell-bound uatil, ha ing kissed the portrait of the father whose ghostly behests he had accomplished, even at the cost of lure and love, he fell back with a weary smile and stretched out dead. Miss Eastlake Was a satis- factory Ophelia and the remainder of the com- pany did creditable work. The mounting of the piece was very beautiful and in exquisite taste throughout. ‘This evening Mr. Barrett will ap- pear In “Clito,” the scene of which is laid in Athens, Mopsgsxa’s ENGAGEMENT.—The sale of seats for the engagement of Mme. Helena Modjeska at Albaugh’s next week began at the box office of That theater today. Mme. Modjeska will open Monday evening in “Mary Stewart.” a A New Swindling Trick. THE COLORED MAN AND THE SHEEP. ‘One night last week about 10 o'clock as a citizen Tesiding near the Metropolitan M. E. church was about retiring the door-bell rang, and he answered Mr. K—, and receiving an aMirmative answer, “Well, sir, I've got a hundred sheep trom down below Marlboro’ for your friend, Mr. M—, and I can’t find bim, and I thought 1'd’see you.” “Where are the sheep?” asked the citizen. “They are over near Uniontown, and a man will let them stay in his lot all might for $2.50,” an- ‘swered the colored man. “Well, I don’t Know anything about the mat- ter,” replied the citizen, “but I'll be responsible for their keep over nighi.” ‘The man suggested that he be given a note, and the citizen wrote: “Take in the sheep and I'l be responsible for $2.50.” With this the man st but turned and said: “Boss, there are four of us, and we haven't had anything to eat since morn- ing.” The citizen shelled out all hisspare change— $1.20—and the man left. In exactly forty minutes he reappeared, stating that the Untontown man Would not takein the sheep. ‘The citizen, know- ing it was quite impossible fora man togo to Uniontown and return in such a short time, refused! to have anything more to do with the matter. Next morning he found that the man had sold the note “Take in the sheep for $2.50" toa party on Pennsylvania avenue, but he could find no trace Of the sheep or the ‘swindler. Subsequently he ascertained that a friend of his had been swindl Out of $10 by the same trick. - —_————__ ptlar of the one stolen from tution, 125 | Real Estate Sales. W.D. Allen has sold to T. W. Matthews the Square north of square 128, 15,170 feet, bounded 20th and C streets, and part Of lot 7, Square 945, on 10th street, between South wolina avenue and C street southeast, for $13,033.50. George W. Cissel has sold to Jonathan } Gray property om Stoddard street, West Wash- 413 feet, for $12,000. sugenia J. Cuthbert has Sold to Newton Cc. Jail until | Blanchard, “for $4,847.32, an undivided three- fourths in Seven lots in square 1,043, tronting on south @ street, between 13th And’ 14th streets east, and she has also sold to E. J. Gay, lots 4106 and'8 to 10, of the same square, for $14,541.00, ‘Mr. H. Wise Garnett has bought of Mr, Samuel Maddox eight lots fronting on 21st street, between Nand O streets, 168 feet by 1153 deep, (lots 131 to 138, square 68,) tor $27,428.36. ———— The Washington Hay Market. Orricz or THE WASHINGTON MakgET COMPANY. To the EAitorof Tax Evestxo Star: Acomplaint, copied from the Montgomery, Md., Advocate, against the management of the Wash- ington Hay market, appeared in your columns a few evenings since, and subsequently a card from E.B. Lafferty appeared denying the allegations referred to, $0 far a8 he Was concerned as a com- inigsion merchant. ‘As the Washington Market company ts charged with regulating the space referred to, and used | under an act of Congress as a Wholesale market tor hay, live stock “and other course and bulky articles, it would seem to be the duty of the Market company to investigate these public com- plan's and denials. In order, therefore, to remove any Just cause of complaint which farmers or others having the Tight to sell products on these grounds, may have against any persons in charge of the grounds, the Welgh-master or any commission merchants trans- acting the business there, the Market company Will appoint a speelal committee to take change of and 0 stigate any specific charges, inade in writing and filed with the clerk of the Market company, of mismanagement or any un- Warranted interference in any way between sel- lers and buyers who have occaston to transact business upon these wholesale market grounds, und Wiil also consider any suggestions that may be made for the better accommodation of this class ot dealers, ‘The Washington Market Co. By P. S. Smith, cleric. ‘Washington, D. C., February 17, 1887. gee B.C. Hill, real estate, reports the following sales : " 2 Dy lites ti “Wattney ‘cose slace Saturdays Tod. | movErmTowe, STOCK, Yaupe.—204 cattle on the Spruce Foote, 20,000 oa, ft in Dik. G; $5,000. | T6 | follows: Best sold trom 4c. Wo Sc, per Ib; good Si tng ncle of Dik Sy L300 Sa. $1061. | Sola trom 43ec. to 4%C. pet th: medlam sold. Feed To matin, s lola. Bik 0 50 OOO Tee ig! 44:90. | 4c. to 4c. per Ib.; cominon sold. from 2c, to Bye. fpneectafiomn heey er 1b, “26 shipped to eastern markets. 230 lots, bik. 4, 2 « M. A. IK Cost, lot 5, DUE. & 10, E Morseil, lot 9, Dik. 6, 10,000 11; Hill, iets 70 and 11, sq. 6, 20,000 £1.7'S5,500, and Wot 1, sy. 4; $2,100. ML. ‘Buckley, lots 5 and 6, Bik. 5, 0,000 34. 11: $4,000. Rowse His Exrvores.—Cornelus Evans, a Foung wan employed as bartender in the saloon ‘OF Rudolph Theil, in East Washington, was ar Falgued in the Police Court this morning on a o robbing his employer. He pleaded Built) aud was sentenced vo vo days te J _— Jevexiue Turmves.—Frederick Furlong, aged 13 years, the Lupe newsboy whe sells newspapers at ‘the corner of Sth and D streets, und bis brother, Dominick Furioug, aged 6 years, Were iu the Po- lice Court, to-day, charged with’ stealing a bushel Of oats irom acaron the Baltimore € Oli0 rail road. Uilicer Quinlan, who arrested the boys, Stated Chat the eldest one could mike a8 much as P50 a day selling papers, but chat he gambled imoney away. The Court dismissed the case agalust Dowtuick and seutenced Frederick to the efor schovl during minority. Boys asked the jude Prederick was her @ecitued to do so. ‘he mother of the to chabge “the sentence, as main support, but the judge —-—__ — $10,000 Cuatuzvax Act, champion club swinger, and coly lady couvoriionist, at Kernan’. wy Gaaxp ACcTioN Sais OF Wouss oF Anr,incl Real Neupolitun Majolicas, Antique Italian Faleaces, Wood Carvings, Venetian Saiviati Andque ‘Carved Walnut Art Furniture, antique | ‘continued Persian Brouzes, Ceramics, &., will be Uomortow afteraona, at Zovioek, at the are Hales: Fooms of Messrs. Walter B. Williams & Co., Cor. | all kinds of stock was brisk. onthe market, and all sold to butchers as follows: Old sheep soid from 5c. to 6c. per Ib. 8 cows and calves sold from $20 to $45 each. Market for ee Russ, C. Erc.—In the auction column, Duncatison Bros. advertise an attractivé and large consignment of oriental rugs, carpets, porti find eubrolderies, = oe ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomences. 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Lucas & Bro., Sole Agents, 525 7th st. n.w. 1 Ivory Starch, economical, always ready and reliable, perfect finish, All grocers, 1 Phillip’s Digestible Cocoa Is more delicious in taste and aroma, and, by the rocess {t 1s prepared, 1s rendered more nourish- ing and more easily digested than any other pre- aration of cocoa Or chocolate. It 1s an exceed- ingly nutritive drink. “All druggists and grocers ave it, Private Correspondence. A LADY OF G5 CURED AFTER 40 YEARS, ‘Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham: “I now sit down to in- form you of the good your Vegetable Compound has done for me. "I am now 65 years of age, and I have been troubled With the failing of the womb 40 years and have spent hundreds of dollars doc. toring with different doctors but got no relief. I got discouraged and quit, and suffered on. I have taken various medicines but received no’ benefit. Last fall 1 was so bad that I’ employed another doctor that was recommended to me a3 one of the best for such complaints. _T took his medicine two months but to no effect. Then I had tumors and kidney complaint very bad and was confined to my bea. Then I saw your Compound so highly recommended that I thought I would try once more,_ J have taken ten botties of your Compound and two boxes of pills, and am now able to be on my feet the most of the time. I have no bearing down pains, and can walk a mile easily. 1 never expect to bé a sound Woman, but I aim so much better than I ever expected to be that I want to recommend it to any one suffering with the same compiaint.”—Mra, E. A. W., Napoleon, Jackson co., ‘Michigan, 1 “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s Piles! Piles! Piles!!!—No one need suffer. ‘The worst form of blind, bleeding, internal or ex- ternal Piles, no matter how’ long standing, speedily cured, No cutting or tying. “Treatment almost painless and without loss of time trom business, Ladies attended at thelr homes when preterred without extra, tees. “Cures guaranteed, Examinations and advice free. 6 H.). SHRADER, M. D., Baumy’s “Royal Glue” repairs china, &c. 6m The Combination of Ingredients used in making Brown’s Bronchial ‘Troches is such as togive the ‘best possible effect with safe ‘They are the best remedy in use for Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases, 0 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1b. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk 5c. perquart. Cream 15c. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE INE PLACES OF ONE ACRE TO 200 acres on Met. Branch K.R-andin Virginia aud Marylaud. ‘Send for new Bulletin. BAX‘! MacGOWAN, 1008-1010 F st. ‘OR SALETFINE TRACT, 30 ACHES, reek; ‘woods, rocks; r acre. OWNER, box 36,'starottces 8) PT MF FPGE SALE 125 AQRES ON BAND O. RR. AND Brentwood road, 3 miles from Capitol; beautiful summer home: brick house: 6 acres grapery ‘and oreli- ard; overlooking Seueca Lake, Yates county, 2,500. MCKIBBIN & HEMMIMNG, 1331 F ai ‘OR SALE—A DESIRABLE TRAC LAND OF 190 actes on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad going to Baltimore, only six miles from Washington. “This property is hotaloue worthy of attention frum the Quality of the soil for the purposes of cultivation, but ‘offers good investment in its yearly increasing Value through an excellent location aiid its nearness unto the Batiou's capital For further information address J. F DASHIELL, 906 F st. n.w. 116-1W* OR SALE OR EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ‘AT BRIGHT WOOD. D. C, THREE MILES FROM CIty. Six acres of land, 45 rich and fertile garden land, 135 in beautiful grove of ouk and chestnut trees, on an eli: inence commanding a fine view. Lunprovewents con- sist of a swall fraine house and barn. Also, a valuable orchardof ninety Dwarf Pear Trees of choicest varieties, in full Dearing. For price and terms apply to 116-3t OR SALE—ON EASY TERMS, A NICE 120 Boities Bata in Prince Georve's county Se 1p iniles from the city and 13 from the B. & under cultivation’ and bslance in woods, houses, barn, stable, sled and corn crib uleo. farming Ktnafenient fall Kind* Location Sigh and Realty orchard and spring water, THOS. G. HENSEY, | 115-tu,th,s6e 100 w. FR SALE — BRIGHTWOOD PROPERTY — SIX. acres unimproved, one acre improved. by a neat cottage, two acres iniproved by, handsome Uuildibis improved by a small dwelling. “fiilw 'H. J; DALY. 631 F ot FROR SALE-HOUSES AT HYATTSVILLE-SEV- Fem oi ite anost desirable festdences, with tasee rounds in this best suburb of Waskington, at prices Mplmn 8O%p, HASMITH & BON, 1220 F ot R SALE-HYATTSVILLE PROPERTY—O NE F'atire Notee: lot 502200; opposite to Hallroad sta: ‘on: three Building Lots, 3b: each; ten Acres, 1 mile from Railroad station; two beautiful Building Sites, at greatbarvaina, DANENHOWEH & SON, 1115 si ny SEED OATS: WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SIX CARS OF THE with wood | 2d HEAVIEST, CLEANEST AND BRIGHTEST SSSEERBERBO, 0% th THT SSS wberebenbo® e204 2 atk8 SssSkxeleDpp “oo A~A 7 Sse THAT WE COULD POSSIBLY BUY, AND WHICH WE OFFER FOR SALE AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES, W. M. GALT & CO., Corner 2st st. and Indians ave. n.w. No Loxe Paroctamarion. QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS. 114 ‘The Superior Make of our Well-known Clothing, to- ether with Bargain prices, tell the story. ‘Men, Young Men, Boys and Children Suits, and Overcoat Department, are open to your in- It isa practical fact that we are not consider. ing the question of profit on what remains of Our Fall and Winter Stock. Our only object dow is tosell the goods. ‘We have made big deductions in our Suit De- partment, We have made big deductions in our Pants Department. We have cut deep in our Overcost Department. We are Sacrificing the ‘Boys’ and Children's Suits and Overcoats. ‘Now is the chance for Bargains in Men's Fur. aishings, EVERYTHING OBEAP FOR CASH. NOAH WALKER & 00, (025 Penneyivanis avenue, W! ia hon OUR REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS. ‘THIS THURSDAY, ‘THIS FRIDAY. $1.25 Heavy Crochet Spreads, 950. $2.00 Fine Marseilles Spreads, $1.40. $4.25 11-4 Sea Foam Blanket, 83.23. gb} 30 Taree Size Bed Comforts, white cotton filling, Gsganch German Table Damask, 40c. per yard, worth 4 Dinner Napkins, $1.00 per dozen, worth $1.25. 16x32 Huck Towels, 10c., worth 140. 20-inch Glass Toweling, 10c. per yard. 2 case Curtain Scrim, 8c. per yard, worth 120. 5,000 yards Colored Laces at 5c. per yard, worth 25¢. wo009 yards Fine Cambrie Embroidery, Se. per yard, Ladies’ All-Linen Cuffs, 10c, per pair. oe Lot Corsets, 68e. choice, were 81.40. 000 yards Dress Git i 36:00 3003 inghams, in Plaids and Stripes, 2i900,5atds Zephyr Dress Ginghams, 12340. per yard, 25 dozen Chemise made of superior quality muslin, 1G tneka 3 rows th ‘Deck and aleever, all sizes Saiy" Se rea vase tee 3 canes Light and Dark Figured Satteens, 10c. pr. y@. 5,000 yards Apron Ginghams, 5c, per yard. 1 case Remnants Dressmakers’ Cambric, 4c. pr. ya. Zimare casos Check Nalnaook, Se: per yard 7 cases Remnants Best Bran ins, 8c. per yard, worth Gey 10c aud Loses per Jee 2 cases Corded Pique Remnants, at 1234c. per yard, worth 25c. fatterns, de- ‘3 cases French Satteen, most beautiful sirable lengths, at 12%sc. per yard, worth 25c. 2 more cases of the Genuine Wamsutta Bleached Pil- ey, ASB Wide: 10¢. peryard ide, 106. per: 5-4 wide, 12)¢c. per yard. Again we are compelled to request our patrons to come early in the morning on Remnant Day Sales, as frequently during the middle part of the day it becomes absolutely impossible to wait on all, though our force of salespeople is very large. Therefore, to secure genuine bargains, make an extra effort to call early in the day. BBB UU RRR cca AH H BBUU OR RGG#jHH BBB U U RRR G HHH BoB UU RR GGG H H BBB uu RE GGG H H ae BBB RRR 00 as BS £2 Oo © 4ss* BBB OOR R 00 - ONE PRICE. 116 420422424426 SEVENTH ST. “Cum Axpv Pescercz BE THY SLEEP,” OLD FOGY. Thy ‘ventful relgnis through, no sound shall awake A stranger of modern ideas and modern methods is come thy throne to fill. ‘He does not play upon a harp of a thousand strin; but makes sweet music, delixhting the hearts an charming the ears of Thousands of People, upon One String, the color of which is RED. ‘Perhaps you have read of VICIOR E. ADLER'’S ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. And perhaps you have failed to attend. Permit us to aay that such inexcusable nexlience nay cost you dear in the matter of dollars and cents—those potent factors which go a long way toward deteraining in the arith metic of life whether there isinore of joy OF sorrow. You will pardon us, we beg, for mentioning one in- mice out of tue matiy hundreds coming to dtr notice, which, we believe, should conviiee the most skeptic that the principlés upon which our business ia con- Gucted merits wot only te comichdation ofall people, that the great success which hias crowned our efforts 19 Bot only richly deserved, but operates as a positive SAFEGUARD against the wiles and subtleties of an unscrupulous class who do not hesitate 10. make «Toss misreprescntatious 1u order to eflect sales at ruinous Tates fo the buyer. A gentleman holding a position. in one of the Departments of the Government went 1nto a clothing store in this city a few days aso for the Dur. Pose of purchusing a sult of clothes for himself.” He foot found the yariuentsto mui him. Amine the price, he was politely informed that the suit would cost hint THIRTY DOLLAMS: ‘The gentleman bein Judye of goods, aud having a fair kuowledwe of values, declined to purchase at soexhorbitaut a figure and left the store, He found his way into our establishment. and. was shown through the stock here. He again found the goods which suited him, and, according to. his volun. lary statement, an exact conte the suit for which he hud bien charged THIRTY DOLLARS. Our RED LETTER PRICE on that suit of clothes was IF. DNINETY-EIGHT CENTS, © nce of” F DOLLARS AND TWO CENTS ON ONE SUIT OF CLOTHES in favor of VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, thus scoring another briliant VICTOM 2. for 6 ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE, which will be continued until March 1. ‘We shall be pleased to see and serve you at VICTOR E. ADLER'S, TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN 927 AND 920 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, COR. MASS. AVE. Ns STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Open Saturday until 11 o'clock p.m. 15 New Srane Diess Fusnics. SEATON PERRY (Suocessor to Penny & Broren), HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS “DIRECT IMPORTA- TION” OF FRENCH DRESS “FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS, INCLUD. PARIS: NOVELTIES” FOR, ‘THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1887. NEW FOULE BEIGES CHUDDAS. ‘TRICOT’S CAMELS’ HAIRS AND CHECKED SUIT- NGS. NEW PRINTED CHALLIS DE LAINES IN CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. ND_ FIGURED TWO S FOR GARNITURE. ‘D FIGURED INDIA SILKS. NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED ROBES. 123 PIECES ANDERSON'S | FINEST QUALITY COTCH ZEPHYRS IN ENTIRELY NEW STYLES. ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN STRIPE ‘4 i. GONPINED STYLES. NEW BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS, “EXTRA GOOD VALUE: N IKISH AND GERMAN EN TABLE CLOTHS: NAPKINS, DOYLIES IN LINEN HUCK TOWELS, AT 123¢0., 20, AND 250. NEW BEGAN Paw AND Rar NG, ENS NOVTANNELS. FO! NOVELTIES THE MdnTS FOR $1 EACH. ta” PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Pznry BuILpIne, Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th, Established 1840. PEouONT are LINE. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 19, 1886, streets Tralus leave B and P tation, Oth and bstrecte, 200 a.u.-~Dully for Warrenton, Gordonsville, and o. bare, ‘Mount Dan slab, Chesleitg Aue yaad all points Seri Pale a Washington to Sonugouery aonasy aud : oo See, P Mealy. greene Sunday, for Manaamg 1, —Dail 30. ly for Warrenton, Gordor Chat ton, Louisville, Cincinnat ero ee jeapers Washington to Louiayile. f Tt. —] ‘fc Eh 00 pb oe Cel bur Ashville, “Auguata, A sd points yath west, ‘New Orleans and Wi Gaxume Reovvcrioxs The balsiice of our LADIES’ WRAPS and FURS at cost. ‘determined to ‘these goods: ave ave determin offer at SEAL SACQUES, JACKETS and VISITES. PLUSH GARMENTS and CLOTH RAGLANS. MUFFS, BOAS and FUR TRIMMING. All desirable goods. pe) Hatters and Farsiees: BOO Pes Ti SEE van warn oe = for’ jas EDUCATIONAL. BOOKS, bas 18S ROSA on ‘Teacher of Elecutio leas, Gentlemen for DRAMATIC STAGE. Particular attention paid to coaching Amsteurs and prerarine Students for reading on the platform or in the social and home circle. Can be. Sices 11 until 6 on Tuesdays, Wednes- days and’ ry No. 1338 Hat. nw. fe7-201m_ Washington, D.C. ‘ARANTE! TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A Gira wien cena Room 11 Stay Building, corner #thasn Ee raw cy "RBENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND.” = SCopsriehved 1886, ty MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME. wonderfully simple system for learning the Frencb aug ages nix Dumbere, SUG, cache for aale 1014 17th st. n. w. ECTURE LESSONS in March, cight tickets, €3.25 Ldscons on aounda, WEDNESDAYS sad SATUI DAYS. at dig, 25 cents, Classes of ull grades, 16 IN THEOPHIL, 7 =n TEACHER OF PLANO, a, tai 937 Pennsylvania ave. Steen ie ‘CURED. A May at nsult Mrs. M. STEVENS HART, Principal of ware Hit or RENAN Para re iw. System indorsed Uy Physicians, Elhesiors ana’ Patrons Nisam ‘RENCH LESSONS BY PROF. H. eee A ‘native Parisian teacher, graduate of La Sorbonbe, Paris. Also Latin, Greck, Spanish, Italian and Ger- man cogyere ‘by most able assistants. 13141 st. nw. EVOLUTION IN SHOR’ 'D — SLOAN-DU- River, taught in twelrg hour: simple a¢ A BO: Struction dally. “Eultion by: mail. ‘Cail ox Sond seam jon daily. ‘Tuition by mail. “Call or sen for prospect writing taught erie! persion. The Saba, O21 Patiew. OST QLOAN-DUPLOYAN SHORTHAND—AFTER FOUR weeks’ study of an hour per day, Tam able to write SLETY words per uninute and impiove with every les son, AH. SHEPARD, 110-91" Attorney-at-Law, Warrenton, Va. SHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ‘St Cloud Building, comer Ot) snd Saw Eight year. Piano, ‘Voice, Violin. Flute, Cornet, eunyyenr, Ona, Voice, Violin, Fie, Cor ‘dooms ees JFNSTRUCTION IN OIL PAINTT iS ‘AND DECORATIVE ART. Artist, ESSONS IN (ONOGRAPHY, ALL STYLES OF writing and ‘bookkeeping. Dy Professor (17th eat), Mondays and Thu » Go'clock pm. Co- iniitian College Preparatory School, 1330 Hist now. Residences visited. fi-im* RL} EMINARY, 1730 Mi AVE. N Wr. dourding end Day School for Vounst Leics anil Little Girls. New session opens FEBRUARY. Ist. ‘Miss LIPSCOMB, Princii 12m SEERA EFAS os cottece of Oratory and "Mon: ‘DramaticArt," Will give lessons in Ejocution, “Instruct " {Il give lessons in Elocution. “Instructions given at the pupil'stesidence if desired, " Address Box 88, 3 office. ‘jal9-Im* ra Ohad BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANG! 723 14TH ST.N. W., Andall other principal cities, ‘ognized as superior to all other similar Instita- tine "Uucscellad vantages for learning CONVET: SATION. Best of native teachers. Feo extremely low. EW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chi ren, Trial lessons free. Every Saturday LECTURES fo pupils. ‘school for programs an Admisndon cards. ery HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, offers special inducements to those, desiring for their daughters careful training, thorough instruction, and the influences of a.christian homein a healthy ‘uelzhborhood. Address Kev. ARTHUR J. RECH, AM, M. D., Reisterstown, Md. ja22-colin E. SCHEEL, TEACHEK OF PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING. ticular attention to beginners, as well us to those further advauced. 734 12th st.n.w.. JanLl-eolm> WPABTXN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEG! M H13 Gin sty Washington, D. C., Provides practically useful “busi ay doug. Students cuter at any” tins, terme nor vacations. ‘cuter. at any. time, ‘Terms: Life Scholarship, 840. 12 weeks' course, board, &e, 875, Send for circular. neld-cobm” NGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN SCHOOL Ee Yor young ladies and ttle girls, S10 Pets Woot Washington, B. C. For circular sddress coum MISS M. G. DORSEY, Principal. DRAMATIC ART, vocurr OCAL He Giitare tha wedding "Pavate Lessons ’and Dew patic Classes. Mrs. AD! INE DUVAL [$4 Nat wear SHINGTON ACADEMY OF T! iY ms removed from Capitol Hill to 631. 2. W. rooms 7,8 and 9. HOROUGH INSTRUCTIONS ON yr terms and references apply to DONCH, 926 4th ast. n.w. x EEK, MATHEMATION AND i Liter csraincn Inte Gl Service xaminer, ‘ool8-4in* ‘CHARLES B. d16-3n Candidates prepared for Gcllege, Annapolis, West Point ong Service Exaniiuations “Apply S00 0th st, a2 FARIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 Ist. nw. ‘an elementary and high school for both exes. Bic: jou ‘begips January 3]. For catalogties. ad- dress THOS. We SIDWELL, Pritcipal 52m *HORTHAND. Classes formed each month. | Experienced teachers YaBG etme, Jn3-3mo RS. MANN'S KINDERGARTEN, } MUS: MANNS FRAY SehooL,} 1928 Sunderland Place. ot Dupont circle ‘Third term begins 7. n-Gmn" "T, JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. Siiseron Derartinents ‘and Four Courses of stuas. tudents permitted to board in elubeit desired, Terns very moderate. Preparatory Sehool attached. Special Eieation wives to Ble bopato enter colle, univer ty, oF the military oF tev ee Iueit.. Situation most beautiful aud bealthfal. For Catalogues address: Principal THOMAS FELL. AM. Wriversity of London, Eng) Isthe Art of all Arts—no person's education is com- Plete without it,"—Emerson. ‘ew beople know. what powers they possess until eins. jevelops them.” THE MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ORATORY Jocated st 313 Oth strest n. w. near the City Infinel Post Office, and close by Pa. ave, WASHINGTON, itis a large structure, aud its splendidly equ HALLS each 100 fect. tn fen PRACTIC! ) afford ‘unequalled opportunities for developing the strength Of tise voice. It teaches Flocution as an elegant art for home and society, us well ae for use in ;also, VOICE CUL- TURE, ARTICULATION OF THE ENGLISH LAN- PHYSICAL HARMONY, ORATORY, PER- SONATION, _PANTOMI! VISIBLE | SPEECH, ANALYSIS, EXPRESSION, GESTURE AND ACT: its methods of tnstruetion aro in advance of any in ‘America, adopting the RECENT DISCOVERIES of the European Masters. It fits pupils to enter Pro- ional Life orto become Teachers of Elocution, Over 200 charts used. ‘The College bas TEN DEPART- MENTS. Private Lessous and Class Lessons, day and evening. February classes are ow forming. Send for descriptive catalogue. 43m PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE (BURNED out Dec. 5) will Re-open MONDAY, DEC, 12, in commodious halls, National Bank of the Republic Building, southwest corner of 7th and D strecta. Fed yiractical, “Business "education “that “quali jes young men and women to support themselves ana ‘su form the active duties of life. Thorough jon given in Rapid Writing, tho English Lai Correspondence, Rapid Calcula- tions, Book Business. Practice, ‘Commercial Etr,'P ‘Peony, Seuograpiy and type Writ. re y and evening geaslons. ‘corps of teachers: “Tuition Soest Dey’ ‘esatone Hopuler Posie course, one Yeas, 870, parable si0 on euter- ing and. balance in monthly its talments of 810 each: S year scholatahip, in ull on entering, @00; tuition juarter of 10 weeks, 20, paid’ on. entering. Rijateeasions—Vear ‘stholursbip’ 850 on entering: fhree months, $18, payable $6 on ebtering,and Ualan 0 each, oF 616 Tull in monthly: Hiustrated Circular cent free on application ENRY C. SPENCER, Principal, Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Princl a5 |APITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL, 27 5TH ST. .@, Instruction given in Dock keene, Arithine- ie, Grammar, Gi , History, Penmanship and oeraplye Ge WOOD, Pausciyal Sd ELLE. Sesistant ‘a3-3m. )\{ 25, HARRIETTE MILIS_VOCAL LESSONS TO Miiatisnd Gentiemen At ieloure dally trou four Ww five. Residence, 7:5 9th at. n.w. wt THE HOLY GROSS, 1312 MASS. ASAE THE OES RO RNa Fen ‘thorot Busleand are “The tieory of Sk Guitarand Banjo. Particular attention. ography and Fancy thenics and, resent year. 00l for Boys, tau ers E (ELDON'S ACADEMIES—1004 ¥F ST. N. W. ionnays, Wed Saturdays: Ja at; and =ieae TYPEWRITING teed ‘it : Counected with: taught by the Sisters. Sitesi, i . Sacer QHORTHAND AND. faught. Success rr eat Point, all PVE INSTITORE aw cor- bth aid Kate. nw, ‘ABLISHED 1877. ATLANTIO CITY, ¥. J. Directly on the Beach. ‘Thoroughly Heated Throughout, ‘Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths. ‘Open All the Year. 13m A.B. ROBERTS. ‘VIRGINIA HYGEIA HOTEL. ETS OF DICKENS, WAVERLEY, THACKERAY, Bulwer, Irving, Shakespeare and’ o dard sors of the ‘Dest editioun, abot as cheap as faforoe ions. and En‘ of all . SSSA ra at enn C. ©. PUKSI Bookseller, ceiver 1 it ement, 416 7th at. th streot northwest, Diaries, Novelties and Catholic Relowest nitces, ane Booxs: Booxs: Booxs In offering this SLAUGHTERING SALE OF BOOKS of every possibie description, yan ao. Sand that bas lately been made upu us to tsake ove SEMI-SEASON Sal fo well known to book (ut hasere SURE the public that in this offering we sl EXCEI y- ius heretofore done in tinefine it Waals ‘Yours, very truly, BELOW WE GIVE — ¥ WE GIVE A FEW SPRCIMEN CES. NOTE THEM CA) Oy abies Pub, price, price CHAMBERS’ ENCYCLOPEDIA un- abridved with Maps and Supyle BIBLE Gat: LERY, &c., illustrated by DORE, incloth and gilt... ‘ LIBRARY ED. OF SPRAY Byron, fy Bo. ale =i as mati i SCAU handsomely 5 pase ound in cloth wit 300 ilias 88 Celebrated CARTON eof Stand) = ard authors handsomely bound i ¢ loti, : 7 7S HOLS! ; thors both in Brose and 48° 125 et COMMODORE, ERMINE, KADO, and THE 4 BIG 5 12 SUVENILI JUVENILES: We have THOUSANDS of JUVENILES suitable for Macos, which, wo wil offer at wGHEAT SACHIFICE ene bh ¥ Jost POH ‘There bool {he works most popular STATIONERY Plush boxes of Station Albums AT 4 SPE STATIONERY! . Photo. Albums and Ca:2 SUCTION NDAY. F 3 ‘ONLY. TAL PRICE Lis’ CHAS. BAUS BOOK DEPARTMENT. __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. __ D®™ ‘MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. IF YOU WANT A CARPET BUY IT NOW, As we will make, lay and line all TAPESTRY an@ BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS sold this week forcast free of change, in order to make room for Spring Goode Also bargains in FURNITURE, W. il, HORKE, __SO1 Market Space ns | Porowac Waren | May be Clarified aud Purified by the use of suitable FILTERS, We offer you at muaranteed lowest prices the two most popular and efficient Filters im use im this country. THE GATE CITY STONE FILTER and TER SEWETT CHARCOAL PACKED FILTER, all WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, China and Glass Inportere 1205 Pennsylvania avenue northw: GREAT DISCOUNT. We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves ‘at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices, | agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 5 JENKS & 0, 31 ane Bee, P. Hassox Hiss New and Beautiful Li 717 Trem Sremet NW, FRESCO AST nti gus, a0d Eat re cAMPETS AND 'UPHOL STE | 2296 Some EW BOOKS. ‘The Golden Justice, by W A Year in Eden, by H.W. ‘Phe Squire of Saudal-Side, by Amelia E. Barr. Some Problems of Philosc phy. by A. ler. Invitations and Card Engraving in the best style, ie Stationery : ‘M. BALLANTYNE & SON, 3827 428 Seventh Street, New Booxs Just Rucesven. CREATION or EVOLUTION, G. F. Curtisa, PSYCHOLOG SOCIALISM AND CHUISTLAN TEN ietirenda, TALIS: CHRISTIAN. DOWN OW STATKS, Alice: A MIRAGE OF PROMISE, Harriet P, Belt. AGATHA AND THE SHADOW, AYEAKIN EDEN, Preston, SEW LAW BOO! SCHOULER ON WILLS. ez . H. MORRISON SPA. AVE. AND 1434 .N.¥. AVE. a2 Or Braxz Beooxs NCE BOOKS, TePOR TERS SOTE-BOOKS, LETTER-COPYING BOOKS. |” SCRAP and INVOICE BOOKS ORDER BOOKS. GROCERS’ and BUTCHER WRITING TABLETS and ENVELOPES, all sizes, LEITER, SCRAP, PAMPHLETS and’ INVOICE, FILES, DING INVITATIONS. VISITING CARDS Engraved and Printed. EASTON & RUPP, 411-3m__ Stationers, cor. Penn. ave. aud 13th st.n.w. Curae Booxs Curae Parrn The Home, twelve mos., uniform in size and style, neatly bound in cloth, gilt, a3 kinds, only 35c. each. Writing paper and envelopes, 24 sheets of paper and enyelopes to match, only 10c. & bux ‘The cheapest Albums in the city. Receiving goods daily at 2F JOHN C PARKER'S, and 619 7th street n. ool 61 LADIES’ GOODS. WasnGliowccrt & Co 25 WEST 16TH ST., NEW YORK, WASHINGTON BRANCH, 815 15TH ST. N.W., (Over Hanson Hiss & Co.’s), IMPORTED DRESSES, WEAPS, Erc., ar LESS THAN PARIS COST. _Onders promptly. y RS. Cc. Dosovas, 315 FIFTH AVE. N. ¥ Fee Has just received from Paris the early sprisft novel- ties in 2 SILKS, FOULARDS. new shades CASHMERE AND COMBINATION SUITINGS, samples of which can be seen at her parlors 1340 I STREET, where she will remain until March 1, to take orders for Spring Costumes. Closing out balance of winter stock at great bargains. 19-17 M. H. Brewsaxa, LADIES’ DRESS AND COAT MAKER. Juni ncipsd Roa ace Corner 12th st. and Pennsylvania ave. {5-1m Over Davis’ Hat Store. JRENCH DYEING, SCOURING INS BTR tonto iret des Eabat aad Gomis weokat K css & CAROLINE cone saa0.San "AL Fischer & Maison Yriene, Paria M™= ‘CUNNINGHAM, 7 will alter and reline Ladies’ Plush Coate di inenth of February only. Lanes, Arrextioy, LATEST PAKISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH MLLE MS PRANDI. 1309 F ST. NOVELTIES IN BACK 'COIFFURES, RUSSIAN BANGS. HAIR DRESSED. BANGS SHINGLED, Hair dressing by the month. Spec.al attention to placing of Bridal Veils. maiz STON FISHEN'S NTOR Jemical Dey Cleaning Fatablishment, ‘No. 906 G st. nw. Thirty-five years’ experience. Ladies’ and Geutiemen’s Garments ,siso Velvet and Plush Closks, ss Veils, Laces, ai ‘are per- Sh ae ye ing Dresses a specialty, Gentlemen's Clothes cl by this process will not lose eee "Good the 26, called for and delivered. ADIES® 17S. your own Dyeing at home, with PEERLESS DYES. will dye. Th snthe mount in Packs or Bistuea of Color of Noustuding Qualities They do roa “orale ee TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, n027-c0 ugiist, 477 Pentayivauia ave. EDORA DRESS SHIELDS ‘Are the best in the world. THEY AKE ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS. ng7-sitthom are sold. ere, ‘S HAIR OBLITERATED, LEAVING y Electric Needle Process ix the only for’ this hideous blemish, Plasters, FAMILY SUPPLIES. Berowies Fam T: 50C. PER POUND. (The only “Spring Leaf.”) TO BE PROCURED AT NO STORE OTHER THAN 1325 F STREET. TO GUARD AGAINST IMITATIONS THE GENUINE “SPRING LEAF" IS SOLD ONLY IN PACKAGES, MY NAME ON EACH— XN. W. BURCHELL, m1 | Pararsoo Frovrixe Mus, | Estat PATAPSCO. SUPERLA MER FLOUR OF AM EVERY RESP | gThe value of tour depends, mneute of mutrits ‘The above brand is 1 Vinsinia wi | Vitited Kingdon Superlative patent commande wo to three shillings per 280 tbs. more than the Spring Wheat Patents ASK YOUR GROCEE ¥¢ If he does not keep it, | write to us and we will I had. C. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING ¢ | _28-t.th. (4 Commerce st., Baltimore, Ma. | Loox Loox: Loox: INDIA TEA COMPANY. 2 cans Condensed Milk, 250, . 4 bbL Family Pow mut, 3WOc. 5 Hig Flour, 81-40. BOL beat Hater Brac uly Flour, ino} cod Tea, Wc. Ib, Worth 6 rench Peas. Lc ver Dep syrup Bent Gulden Spray, $0. Seakes apy, 2c. 5 ‘silver Stare Creamy Butter, 0c. ib. “3 Ite. Wind Seed, Zoe Mackerel, Ge doz. ee OOS DIA TEA 00, 445.7th at Pore Tnuas Ouve Ou. Aseweet and palatableas FRESH CREAM. Large Invoices in Stock, ELPHONZO YOUNGS ‘Company, 428 Oth street. 13 PLANOS AND ORGANS. Tu: Leavrixe Issrevwexrs. ESIEY | and Organs for rent aud ta man anne & Bes uc Pianos of the world. Newby & Evans aud Wescr Bros., the beat me: dium quality : also Galiy's self-playing instr All at lowest prices and best inwtallment plat, Special Dancaina foF cag. Tuniug aud repairing Louestly dows ES UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSEIS AND DURABILITY. Special attention of Pnrchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of HIGHEST DECORATIVE AKT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of prominent makes at all prices, 5 *, PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & 09, S17 Market Space, az Do Nor Poncmse UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. Second-hand Puaiios and togiou, Sold on siuall ‘arrest amwurtuieut of Scent pet Boras Dae, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Sole Agent for S8g TTTT EEE 1 NN NW g TE WN Sssg 7 FR IN T EO ON S335 T Exe Rmeiy’ c., only promote 4 more stubborn «roy Ek Shc treatinen'ts for ladies ‘and children. Mats, DIC GABRIEL, 1321 G st. n. w. t-2u* Mae J. P. Pam & Sons, Gabler, Decker & r low ‘Telephone. 3402. te 1207 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST (GECOND-HAND PIANOS. ‘3 .pickeringcs from $75 to 9400: Stoinwar'e from IMPORTER, from 975 a =r nates akes from €39 up.” Boldou W. G. METZEROTT & CO., ‘Will show the coming week _ nl 903 Pa ave., near thst RIGHTS FOR SALE AND RENT, NOVELTIES rx Bene asy gece eee PET NW. HIGH CLASS BONNETS FIRST-CLASS TUNING AND REF AINS OF PIANOS, FOR RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR, ORAS: OE RPERIERCE BES: PRICES. 12-3m Also, —— —— COSTUME BONNETS AND HATS, NES, & 411___ FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS. i MACHINES, &c._ V. KANE, 507 11 N. sata ential HE « igonter A perfect t guarantoed. Marcos, pee fe eatagt or SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, SS 430 sae = , 4 pec o. | With New Automatic Stitch Dial, are um Mie Seecs CRT Tcene Me | Toca lighitics of husniug, aewtews aind bonus of ‘French Hand-miade Merino Underwear wis eT temardeaedegmegee Patent Shoulder nd all ree form Goods Br corel ene ear an over 2000 ie Ww i's own | Telephouc call $5 Benting ‘AEiacn, 7oanay ros aide, a “Bet Dior to auerose's cle Shirt Dy __ GENTLEMEN'S GOODS._| New How Euzars ; HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS ‘Inall the Latest Woveltiesta. Shirts to Order, Gfor $12. A perfect St guasentesd. ‘ELLERYS. 13597 P otrest_ ood Opposite the Ebbitt House, ‘The Best and Lightest Running SEWING MACHINE inthe market, ‘The Largest Range of Work. The Best Attachments. Light Running and Quiet. Ladies should ‘call and see it before purchasing. & OPPENHETMER & BRO, ) ‘52K Oth at. n.w., St. Cload building. —