Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1887, Page 6

% Se Z if THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDA¥ APRIL 5, 1887—-SUPPLEMENT. BOW IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, War. Conybeare Called te Account and ‘Mr. Smith Worried by Pointed Inqui- ms ‘ In the house of commons yesterday afternoon ‘the Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, conservative mem- ber of the Sleaford division of Lincoinshite, raised 8 potnt of order, calling the attention of the house to a speech made by Mr. Chas. A. ¥. Conybeare, radical meraber for Northwest Cornwall, at a re- cent radical meeting, in which he denounced the speaker of the house as 2 man Who was no longer impartial, and who had descended to become an ally of the most tyrannical party in parliament. Mr. Chaplin asked {f this language Was not a gross Dreach of privilege. ‘The speaker replied that {t was for the house to decide Whether the language referred to was a Dreach of privil ‘over, a he coul Teonal reflection which Mr. Conybeare Inlght ave Intended. ‘The gravity of the affair consisted in the fact that the language used reflected not upon him (the speaker) but upon the house which had elected him, ‘Mr. Conybeare said if he had exceeded his duty im alluding to the matier he most humbiy and Tully expressed regret. Mr. Joba Morley said he profoundty the tone Mr. Conydeare had adopted in ht "The Uberals had no want of faith in the constant impartiality of the speaker. Mr. Mortey knew ‘that the speaker's eqforts Rad always deen directed to calming strife Mr. Liealy bere asked Mr. Smith whether before moving closure on last Saturday morning he had the previous Sanction of the chair. [Cries of “Ob, Of," “Shame,” “Don't answer.) Sir. Stal 1 don't Know if tt ts really right that I should answer that question.” [Cries from the conservatives of “No, No,” Parnelite hers} Nand the general disorder Mr. Smith was heard tosay: “I devline to answer.” ‘This was followed py renewed disturbance. Mighen the else at subsided Mr, Labouchere asked the speaker if it was rischt to put the cloture motion last Saturday when there was no question defore the hous ‘The speaker replied that the main question was ‘Defore the house. (Cheers[ The subject was then HE ATTACK AIMRD AT GLADSTONE. Mr. Chaplin, in attacking Mr. Conybeare in the house, aimed indirectly at Mr. Gladstone, who since Saturday has been in an unwonted condition mental excitement over the appiteation of clo. fare "Mr. Gladstone denles having blamed the er, and insists that the real offender was r. Smith, for refusing diseourteously the request | to continue the debate another day. After last night's row the speaker was obliged to retire on | account of Hines, and it then became Known that | ‘the probable cause of his readiness to assent to | clotare on Saturday was the fact that he was suf Jering acute pain from varicose veins in his legs. Medical authorities attribute Mr. Peel's condition Ww the lengthened sittings of the house, It thought that, as a result of the incident, the ernment will not dare to hurry the second reading Of the coercion bili, An attempt to crush debate would undoudtediy produce 2 wild commotion throughout the country. The Gladstontans aim at a fourteen days’ discussion before the final divi~ sion, With @ recess of a Week for stumping the country and agitating the question. ‘The ministe- Flallsts are willing to concede seven nights for the debate without a recess. Speaker Peal Will depart for his country residence to-mo-row on account Of ‘his 11 healt. Friends of Ireland. ‘THE GOVERNOR OF PFNNSYLVANIA PRESIDES OVER & GRRAT MASS-MEETING. Am immense mass-meeting was held in the Academy of Music in Philadelphia last evening for the purpose of protesting against proposed | coercive iegisiation by the Tory government of | Great Britain. Fully 5,000 persons were present, and a large number who were unable to gain ad- misston held an overtiow-meeting in the street. Besides Gov. Beaver, there were present all the Living ex-governors of the State, and many proml- nent persons of the State and city. ‘The regular meeting was called to order by ex-Attorney Gen- ¢7al Brewster, and after several stirring speeches | had been made resolutions were adopted ex- | ing the sentiment of the meeting, and the | Ritowing was orderea telegraphed fo Messrs, | Gladstone and Parnell: wimmmense anticcercion, meeting this eve. ning. Five thousand people present—thousal Unable to gain admissidn, Governor. of Peansyl: vanla presided: every iiving ex-governor consent— ing to be present to express bis sympathy. No speaker Irish—all Americans. Strong speeches juade denouncing Bill, aud expressing amazement | that such measure cotild be proposed in the nine- | teenth century by any ctviltzed government, Re- solutions expressing the sentiment of our city of 1,000,000 inhabitants and our State of 5,000,000 inuabitanis in favor of home rule were unani- inously and enthuslastically adopted.” * ‘The cablegram was signed by Gov. Beaver, ae NS Nae ‘The Contest in Chicago To-Day. BETTING THRER TO ONE IN FAVOR OF ROCHE. ‘The municipal election in Chicago to-day is at- tracting much attention on account of the peculiar character of the contest. The republican ticket 13 ‘headed by Mr. Jno. A. Roche. for mayor, while Mr. ‘Robt. L. Nelson ts the nominee of the “united labor party” for the same position. As heretofore stated, Carver Harrison, the present mayor, was nomi- nated by the democrats for re-election, but de- clined when he found that the united democratic press of the city was opposed to him. several ocner jnent democrats were successively now anated for the vacancy, but declined, being unwill- ing to carry the banner of a party disrupted by | Harrkon. To make matters worse, he communt- ‘cated to @ committee of the united labor party nis desire for the election of Mr. Nelson. This at once ‘caused a rush of leading democrats tothe standard of Roche, the repubitean nominee, and the holding ‘of an Immense meeting of the business men of the elty, irrespective of party, Saturday evening. All the election of Mr. Roche, not as a party Iban, Dut as necessary to the futtre prosperity of ‘the city. Around the pool-rooms In Chicago last night betting Was three to one against the labor fieket, and Koche’s majority was placed at from 35,000 to 20,000. Not a few democratic leaders ‘Were reported aS Working earnestly, not only for Roehe, but for the entire republican teket, see — The Andalnsin Mystery. THE DEAD MAN A BANK MANAGER OF BRAMPTON, ONTARIO. A @ispateh from Toronto says: There is every Teason for the bellef that the stranger who was | found dead by the roadside at Andalusia, and | whose bedy now lies at Bristol, Pa., isa bank manager at Brampton, Ontario, a few miles from ‘Was it Murder and Not Suicide? SENSATIONAL DISCOVERIES AS TO MBS. WADE'S DEATH. ‘The Killing of Mrs. Ida Wade, stewardess on the ship Canara, now lying at the foot of Balticstreet, Brooklyn, was a mystery until Saturday after- noon, when the police arrested her husband, Harry Wade, the steward of the vessel,on sus- icton of being her slayer. He told a very straight- forwardsstory to the police. He said he was awak- ened by the report of a ‘pistol, and, finding bis wife not in bed, he jumped up and found her lying onthe floor with a revolver in ber hand and & bullet through her brain. He at once called the captain of the vessel, who slept In another part of the ship. The captain, however, teils a different story to Wade's. lie heard no shot, and when he went to the steward’s room he found Mrs. Wade dead. ‘The biood on the wound was quite dry, and hue judged from the appearance that she had been dead some time. Capt. Kellett, of the. sixth pre- cinet, and several physiclans who have since viewed the body, have come to the conclusion that the wound was not self-inflicted. ‘The woman, they say, could not possibly have held the revolver in the" position indicated by the Duilet’s course. ‘Therefore it is definitely concluded that tie hus- band, who is described as a Very jealous man, shot her. “it was also learned that Wade has tre quently threatened to kill lls wife, Mrs. Wade Was to have accompanied her husband on a two- years’ trip to China in the Canara, which was to have salled next week. The inquest wili_ be held today. Ida had led an honest life since her mar- Tiage to Wade six years ago. A PATHETIC SEQUEL TO THE TRAGEDY ‘The mysterious shooting of Mrs. Wade has had a Pathetic sequel. William F. Clements, the aged father of the woman, who had been greatly excit- G3 ind, Erieved, was stricken with apoplexy Sun- day morning in his boarding house, 94 Kent ave- nue, Wiillamsbungh, and died in the afternoon in the Eastern District hospital, He was 75 years old and had been tor some time in delicate health. He was much attached to his daughter Ida, and when he heard of her violent death on Friday he Decame almost frantic. When he subsequently viewed the remains he wept. bitterly, and had to be removed from the room. ‘The old nian went di- rectly to the Congress street police station, and denounced his son-in-iaw, Stewart Wade, as the murderer of his daughter. le related to the cap. tain how Wade had frequently assaulted Ida and threatened to take her life. “The wretch,” he exclaimed, “shot the poor girl when she had her hands up, begging for mercy.” On returning to his boarding bouse in Williamsburgh he talked all the evening about the death of his daughter and continued to accuse her husband of taking her life, At 10 o'clock yesterday morning he was found un- conscious in his room. In her early life Ida became an associate of some thieving girls, and in 1873 she was arrested, with Cassie “Mack, for stealing some trimmings from a store in Fulton street. On the trial 1t was shown that the girls had been operating exten- sively, and each was sent up for three years and six minths. Ida, at her own request, was sent to Sing Sing. ‘so far as can be learned She has lived ‘an honest life since her release from prison. Salvationixts Axsailed. ROUGUS BREAK UP A MEETING OF THE ARMY AND BLOOD IS SPILLED. A telegram from Savannah, Ga., Sunday night, says: The Salvation Army meeting here to-night was the scene of a riot which imperiled scores of lives. The army meets in Ford's Hall, and has nightly attracted three or four hundred people. To-night an immense throng surrounded the building. While the Salvation band was playing the police appeared and arrested five merabers of the army who played the instruments at_ the bar- racks, ‘They refused offers of Dall, and said'they Would make a vest case. ‘Three of ‘the army, who were not arrested, announced to the crowd that they would conduct the meeting. The hall was quickly filled to Its utmost capacity, an unusually large sprinkling of roughs belug in thecrowd. At 9 O'clock one of the roughs insuited a lady sit- ting near him. Her escort struck him in the face. In an instant the roughs rose in a body ana pre- cipated a fight. Some of the more respectable men present chaipioned the cause of the lady’s Protector, and forty or fifty men were soon in— ¥olved in’a terribie free fight. Many of thetougns Were armed with clubs, while chairs and other movable objects were used with terrible effect. Several piscols were flourished, but no shots were Hired. ‘There was no policeman present, and the combatants fought for twenty minutes’ before a detail of blue-coats arrived and cleared the hall. Two inen suffered broken noses, several bad teeth knocked out, and twenty-five others were more or less seriously battered up. ‘The hundred and fitty or more women present added to the confusion by screaming and rushing about the hall seeking safety from the fying missiles. Many of thei huddled in terror on the stage. ‘The scene of the fight was at the head of a narrow filgnt of stairs, Which furnish the only exit from the hall, and t6 escape to the street necessitate.l charging through, the very thickest Of the fray. Had the statrway been accessible many lives Would probably have been lost in the panic-stricken rush of women, ‘owe. — Impromptu Duel in Louisiana. AN OUTSIDER KILLED AND HIS SLAYER SHOT DEAD BY THE VICTIM'S SON. A shocking tragedy took place at Coughatta, La, Sunday afternoon, resulting in the death of J. Henry Scheen and A.C. Brown. Mr. Brown had Decome incensed against M. A. Cockerham, son-In- law of Scheen, on account of some business troubles, and had been seen on the streets Sun- day afternoon inquiring for Cockerham. Findin; him at Scheen’s store pistols were drawn, an they began fring at each other. Mr. Scheen re. | celved a shot in the mouth, Which passed through and broke his nec Brown received a sot in each arm, and after pro- miscuous firing on both sides left the store. Cock. erham Was not hurt. Young Johu i. Scheen, see ing his father shot down, seized a dowbig-varreled showgun loaded with duck or turkey Shot, and fired upon the retreating form ot Mr. Brown, who Tan toa store about a hundred yards distant and expired. A coroner's jury was called, and an in- vestigation of the ‘acts was begun. Jolin H.Scheen testitied that he saw Brown deliberately shoot his father. There is a theory that, trom the position of the parties When Mring, Brown could not have killed Scheen, poe nee eae Am Imperial Scapegrace. A BETROTHAL WHICH KNDS A GRAND DUKE'S EXILE. The Grand Duke Paul, youngest brother of the czar, has just been aMlanced to his cousin, the eldest daughter of the King of Greece. A cable- gram from London says: fis marriage will be the cause of the reappearance of an apparition to cer- tain members of the Russian imperial family, of ‘Whom no one has heard for the last six or seven Years, and who really may be looked upon as the famous man with Ube iron mask. During the Tein of ihe late czar the eldest son of the Grand Duke Constantine felt a viet to the wiles of an adventuress who styled herself Fanny Lear, and ‘thiseity. Manager G. S. Herschimer left Bramp- ton several days ago. He went to New York, and | expected to visit Philadelphia, and, according to the accounts, Was ou his way there’ When a wreck ped the’ train at Andalusia, Nothing been heard from him since that time. The scriptions and newspaper cuts which have arrive here agree with his general appearance, and there ‘seems to be little doubt that ue 1s the dead man | Whom no one im Pennsylvania has been able to | Identity. ee Monnments From the Indianspottis Journal, ‘There {sa prospect that Indianapolis may be | come known as the monumental city of the West. Atleast, sae is meking a fal Morton monument is F ereditabl in its way. The | probably be a3 good, #0 tts character, | ‘The monument to the iate Schuyler Colfax, to be | erected Uy the Odd Feligws, will probably be mors ornamental thaa either, and, to the general eye, nore interesting. Finally, the soldiers monut Ment, yet (o be, lor which the muniflcent sum of $200,000 has been appropriated, will overtop and Oversuadow all the rest. ‘These four will make a | good bexTining for a tion of outdoor stat- Wary that will be a credit to the city = et Sum Spots, Apepiexy, and Paralysis. From the Koctester Democrat, April 2 ‘The solar disturbance in which spots have finally developed was observed on Wednesday as@M ex- ‘ented region of facie. Yesterday it was a little more than a day to the west of the sun’s meridian, it made its appearance by the sun's rotation about ¥riday morning, the 25th of March. Ou Sunday there Was a marked disturbance of the maznetie Reedie. The disturbance lias continued at inter: Vals Until the present tine, Yesterday there Was quite rapid motion for a time about 11 o'clock. As ‘We have before noted during the passaze of this solar disturbance, beginning on Sunday, March 27, ‘there have been many sudden deaths from and ap The pecullar grouping of these deaths about certain dates 1s Worthy ot considera. tion. ~s0e A Love Romance 18 Tax SocTm.—A sensational marriage at Sumpter, S. C., last Friday,hus cattsed 2 Sutter in soctety circles.” Ge: ‘Molze, Who ‘Wus elected adjutant and inspector general on the Jainous Hampton ticket, m ISTH, and has since State polities, is a. strict LF and accomplisued. His eldest Gaugiter, Agues, a zirl of twenty years, was much | arnt after and adinired. ‘There were many. de- | sirable suitors for her hand, but no advances were | successful uti a dashing young Irtshman, a Catuolte, W. D. Borin, of Chattanooga, met her and felt desperately it love with her. He proposed | and was accepted. Gen. Motze refused to consent Wo the marriage and the young coupie ran away and Were marned by an piscopal minister, They lave gone to Chattano ‘cos A STUDENT's TRISU TE TO CARDINAL GIBPONS.—The Polygiot of Academia, in honor of Cardinal Gio Dour, Was held iu Kome yesterday. Am élaborate Program was rendered in fue st Was preseat, seated on a chair, 3 velvet and crimson slik. Among those present were “Archbisiop Carr, Bishop Keane, jonskrnors Suiith, Stover, Campbell, O'Brien, O'Connest and Corrado, Major Huntington, Henry Cassell and Mr. Gerry. Al the conclusion of the exerctwes Cardinal Gibbons, with much apparent emotion. tainked the students for their tribute, and made a most interesting speech, In Which he Teterred to the giorious future they had before oe —The Cotontal Con- yesterday, | Lond Salls- Jed away by his guilty passion for this woman, the unhappy prince actually went so far as tO steal the ~ diamoads "belonging other and present them to the courtesan, ‘The Emperor Alexander Il, extremely strict In matters of honor, had the adventuress taken to the Russtan frontier in charge of gendarmes, and, notwitistanding ail entreatiesand the representa Uon of bis brother Constantine, deprived his guilty nephew of bis military rank, struck his hame out of Uhe imperial faintly and exiled hin to Some unknown Spot ta the Caueasua. 1t seeined if all recollection of the young prince Uned to be effaced forever. ‘Sines the accession of Alexander I the Prince and Princess Constantine constantly entreated for their son's forgiveness, but up tothe present time it has been refused, , however, that their graddaughter, daughter of Queen Olga of Greece, Is wo become’ the ezar's sister-in-law, she has begged asa boon from her uncie’s pardon, and he has granted It at | the marriage festivities, which will ta nce this sumuner, the Grand Duke Nicholas Constant. noviteh will aj ‘at the courts of Ru: oF ppear sia and Foretold the Date of Her Death. From the Hartford Times, April 2. One of those mysterious forewarnings of ap- | Provching death, which are as numerous as they are impressive, has just culminated in the passing away, in this city,on the day predicted, of Mrs. Roxy Alvord, wife of the late Truman Woodford, aged ninety-four. A few months ago Mrs. Wood- ford, while in good neaith, recetved a strong im- Pression that she would die on the 1st Gay of April, and so informed her daughter, with whom: She lived. So strong was this impression. ‘that she wished to comimuuicate with relatives in other clues, trom whom she had not heard for a long Ume; but before any word was sent letters were received from the very persons mentioned, they apparently being guided by the same mysterious fntelligence. “Mrs. Woodford also arranged for the |e of interest money due dbout the time of er expected death. She continued in good healt, for one of her age, but was firm in her belief of the {ruth of her forewarning. About three weeks Mrs. Wi for ad @ fall while walking al house in the night and broke pa cemerey her advanced ae it was impossible toset the bone, and she gradually fatled unui ber death yester. da: pri l, the day set by her mysterious im pression three or four months ago. oe — Nude Shoulders_in the Cold. From the London Truth, Now, what ts there in nude necks and shoulders that they should have such a charm forroyalty? It Would be conceivable if the amnla were confined to pretty necks and shoulders, But it 15 indis- eruminate, The most scraggy or the most devel. oped necks of matrons seem to exereise the same faseination on royal personages as those of youth. ful Hebes. The aged emperor of Germany ex. presed his indignation the other day because sadies had attended the ebristentug of his great, grandson in high dresses; and on Friday last the exiubition of Scuii-nude “ladies young and old, tn carriages on thetr way to the drawing-room, int shivering 1n Ue cold, wasa sight toexcite not Ouiy Pity, bat surprise at the poor things being obliged ‘o risk thefr ives thus uselessly for thet sovereign. The Wind, we are told, is tempered vo the shorn lamb. But the freeang Maren blast seemed little Ueunpered to Unese lambs and ancient sheep. a ee EXCITING SCENE IN A COURT-Room.—The Brook- lyn Court of Sessions yesterday was the some ot an exciting episode. “The burglar, Wun Henry, Drought up for ‘sentence alias Cunningham, was for the ertme u; ceacane 3 ‘the com. on interest Une colonies had with the iower country ta the imperial defense, Addresses were made by Sir Henry Holland, colonial secre- SEY, a6 Lord Granville, and the representauives ‘Various colonial governments. mg Upon the attention of Being. in ls causing instant death. Mr. | Was des. | her hip.” Owing to | ° DRY _GOODS. ee a peg eae eee BUSINESS IS BUSINESS, Exerer Ovexrvc. We Reorres, Svssecr To Suz, <0: Re eco ate effect, SUNDAY, MARCH 13th, 1887,] m ‘A Limited Amount of 10 Fat.n.w.. Sik Dy aRertget, atom | Schedule in “f oan ea ‘SEATON PERRY THE roan to Ia acne sige oe oe (Buccessor to Praay & Bxotwen, ORANGE BELT RAILWAY COMPANY Leave Washington from tation, corner of Rew Jer. z vey Tarot Bonde Vor, (Por Cha 1-49 gum, tod 10-10, Rm Qa. wit What Follows May Prove Interesting. NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS 20-Year Gold Bonds, DI ia. MILLINERY. ‘through coact ‘The 11:45 a.m. SE CHANT ke Any RENTS ccraet tere he prcaner rein | BOT OEY pli oe nant Meo | SH tial neg cereams Goma UNC AtO7% and A ing in fs ‘train o— ELEGANT BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, ith: each $1,000 Boud 9250 of the Pur Ly ea ave. (over Jacobe,). Formerly inet: A LLAU. Norte fare “an this train for. ‘NOVELTIES IN INDIA SILKS. Value ofthe Stock. Ma K. ALD. For Ciicinnath Louleyile and St. Louis daily a 3:50 BLAOK BEADED GRENADINES. RANGE BEL: Florida extends | Mins am. abd 10:10 Pat rou! DENTELLE LAINES. trom its connection with the Jackeonviile, Tape and 2 the Sonovax, NE as fo Cee cineca | HOW YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY SUBSCRIBING TO NOVELTIES IN FRENCH SATTEEN ROBES. Key West Kailway at Monroe, along the west bank of 904 F street northwest. and St, Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next at “j ST. NEW EMBROIDERED ROBES. Lake Monroe, southwesterly through the towns of ORES A Sh ots G40 pan. Noextra fareis on THE WEEKLY ‘AR. CHOICE DRESS FABRICS. Sylvan Lake, Paola, Inland Lake, Glen Ethel, Long- span or Pitisbune at 11:45 am. and 8:55 p.m. dadly to ‘NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS. wood, Altamont, Forest City, Toronto, Lakeville, | FRENCH PATTERN BOXNETS and ENGLISH | picyasbim et 1ST Sine ‘witht Pare ad FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS. | Clarkons, Millers, and Crown Point to Oakland, located ROUND HATS, Sleeping Gers to Pittsbure. —1— ‘NEW IMPORTED WHITE GOODS. WHITE PURE LINEN LAWNS. ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. N&W FRENCH SATTEENS. CHALLIS DELAINES. SPRING SHADES IN TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES. NEW PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, FRENCH C. P. CORSETS. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS. SILK AND LISLE HOSIERY. NEW SPRING JACKETS, ALL THE “LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES,” IN- CLUDING THE “MOST APPROVED PARIS STYLES,” FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1887. (2r PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Perar Burpina, api Established 1840. Ov Ovenwaicuren Surtves GROAN ALOUD TO BE RELIEVED OF THEIR BUBDEN, Never have we placed before the public of Washing- ington and vicinity such a splendid assortment of DBESS FABRICS ‘at such marvelously low prices. ‘We would ask an inspection of ourstock, and request ‘you to note comparison of prices with other houses. SCOTCH TWEEDS, all wool, 38 inches wide, 68¢.” usual price $1. Latest fashion reports decree this fab- | rie to be the coming style for the Mountain and Sea- | shore. { BORDERED CAMEL’S HAIR ETAMINE, all wool, 44 inches wide, 67c., usual price $1.27. For style and appearance the best in our stock | HEATHER SUITINGS, all wool, 42-inch, 55c., usual | price 7c. Thirty-two choice designs and mixtures, suitable for a fashionable spring dress, embodying du- ability, appearance and, above all, economy. ENGLISH CHECKS and CHEKED MATERIAL of all kinds seems to have the call for the sezson. For those desiring checks we would say come and see them. We have every conceivable style, color or com- bination in checks, from the neat black and white Shepherd Check to the more pronounced 2-ineh block, in all colors, CHECK CLOTH, 40-inch, all wool, 59c. CHECK FOULE, 40-inch, all wool, 50c. CHECK BEIGE, 40-inch, all wool, 85c. CHECK CLOTH, 54-inch, all wool, 87. CHECK ETNA, 54-inch, all wool, 81. CHECK KNICKERBOCKER, all wool, $1. CHECKS at $1, $1.10, $1.25, 81,50. Remember, we devote more space to Dress Goods than any three houses combined. - Also that the light is most perfect, | TAKE A LOOK AT UNLDWITED VARIETY oF STYLES. NO ONE URGED TO BUY, AS ALWAYS, ONE PRICE, | | 74 BB RI 00.” S85 as BR oon § 3, BBEMES 8 OSs aae* BEBE ROO SysS7 apy 120 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. | New Sparse Goons, We have just received an elegant line of SPRING silk Scoteh Cheviots and Electric Cloths for Tuilors' Suit Black and Colored Cael Haire and Chiudda Cloths, riato, full lites of Bete Taten Sct, Pillow able Cloths aud Napains to mate all sized; Damask and Huck Towels, in great variety. HOOE BRO. & CO, F st., near Ebbitt House, i | mh15-3m onthe south shore of Lake Apopka, a distance of 34 miles, and is being rapidly extended through to Point Pinellas, on the Gulf, THE STEEL RAILS HAVE ‘ALREADY BEEN BOUGHT, THE RIGHT OF WAY SECURED AND THE GRADING IS BEING RAPID- LY PUSHED TO COMPLETE THIS EXTENSION BY THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, OR NOT LATER ‘THAN THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1888. ‘This road passes through the most fertile land of the State of Florida, and the most thrifty orange belt of the State, IT 18 DOING A VERY SATISFACTORY BUSINESS, AND EARNING MORE THAN THE IN- TEREST ON ITS BONDED DEBT OVER AND ABOVE ALL OPERATING EXPENSES, ETC. AND WHEN COMPLETED WE SEE NO REASON WHY If SHOULD NOT PAY HANDSOME DIVIDENDS ON ITS STOCK, AS IT IS BONDED FOR THE SMALL AMOUNT OF $5,000 PER MILE. These Bonds are a first and only lien on the road and equip- ‘ment, and in addition are guaranteed, principal and interest, by the Orange Belt Investment Co., which ‘own large mills at Longwood that are earning over 840,000 a year net, besides which the company have ‘valuable real estate and other property, estimated in all, with the mills, tobe worth $300,000: and when the road is finished to Point Pinellas, it is estimated that the Investment Company's property will be worth at least $1,000,000, not including the Railroad and its franchises. THE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE- DEEM THESE BONDS AT ANY TIME AFTER FIVE YEARS, AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL BE ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALL IN FIVE YEARS, AS IT IS FOR THE INTEREST OF THE GUARAN. TORS TO DO 80, THEY BEING THE OWNERS OF 75 PER CENT OF THE STOCK, WHICH, WITH THE 25 PER CENT WE OFFER, WILL OWN THE ROAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE BEEN RE- TIRED, AND WILL BE THE ONLY LIEN UPON THE RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT AND FRAN- CHISE. ‘We look upon this security asa good investment, and with 25 per cent of stock bonus offered with’ the tonds, they should command the attention of the in- vesting public. Interest January and July, payable at the FARM- ERS' LOAN AND TRUST CO., NEW YORK, who are the Trustees of the mortage. GRISWOLD & GILLETT, 3 Wall st., New York. apt Pisce & Wires, STOCK BROKERS, SPRAINS, } New York, ) 15th street (Corcoran Building.) Washi OD RIVALE STOGE TRLECKALH Wines ween WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON ae General Partners: James WHITELY, H. CxUGER OAKLEY, MayYNarp C. EYRE. Hesny H. Dopor, Washington, D.C. Wittiam R. TRAVERS, Special Partner, Lenina sell on commission all classes of Railway cs. ‘HL. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information te garding the matkets received through our wires in stantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchange. ‘All orders executed. reed promptly. jel FAMILY SUPPLIES. Boncuerxs SPRING-LEAF TEA. ‘The new crop, now being received, is particularly choice. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F st, Norrce ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. TION OF BEWARE OF ANY T™ o K RRR, RRR gS8g } gs Bek ees g RRR FE sq 9 ROR E ~ co KEE R R kre Sss5 F THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It ia without a doubt the most BravTirvt and the most Nererrrovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour Ussvmrassep by any mill in the world, To prove that, we would simply tity of this mazuii Europe and caten at the principal Courts of theold world, HOWEVER, Like everything clse that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has jained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article tor the genuine, ‘THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES,” ‘and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, None genuine without the two gold medals. W. M. GALT & Co, 1 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, & HOTELS. _ RE anne ORE, MD. | Admirably located at corner’ Eutaw Place and Tan- vale. Acknowleded the handsomest site and highest | sion Gs. "Abuuance of purest a tlt | | tine. eAtuaravle faauy ine nis and Bes, quitots “Other adv aye ake this Hotel titer assed as » comfortable, ti ‘ugly healthful home. ‘Address outtuh and thor- ata he 3 rer _W. L. STORK, Proprietor. Ho?! Bacar pan — ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. Entirely remodelled and improved. LARGE BEDROOMS, OPEN FIRES, HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR, &c. ‘Reopened MARCH 77H, and will remain open through- out the year, as heretofore. ‘mh3-tu,th,s26t F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. Pararsco Frovnse Mus, ¥stablished 1774. PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PRE- MIER FLOUR OF AMbRICA, AND THE BEST IN EVERY RESPECT FOR FAMILY USE. The vane of flour depends npoy the ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF NUTICTION CONTAINED IN THE BREAD IT MAK! lend and Virginia wheat, from which our PA’ KOLLER TLUUHS ard chiefly manufactured, hus long. been conceded to beat ‘moat superior quality, because it has a BLTTER COM BINATION OF GLUTEN AMD PHOSPHATES THAN, ANY OTHER, This fact is recognized, not only in this country but in the United Kingdom ae well, were the “PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE” commands deci- dedly more mney than any other “American four, fhereby clearly demonstrating its superior qualities form the whitest, sweetest and must nutritious ASK YOUR GROCER FOR PATAPSCO SUPERLA- Ifhe does not keep it, and will not get it for you, wrie tousand wewill 1et'ycu know where ie eas ., 0. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING Co. iStths-Gm Zid Commerce st., Baltimore, Md. Hore: Vexvoe, BROADWAY AND 418T STREET, KEW YORK. central toca MEBICAN PLAN. nt ted. improvement Clene atid service unexeclied. "Yt gs Special rates to permanent ueste, mb19-2m 1, STEINFELD, Manoxer. Esrasusuep 181L, CHOICE onp it Kee Sss87 MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. ‘The peculiar medicinal qualities of Whi from the tinest growth of Rye tn the renowed Valley the Mopongahela, have attracted the attention of ledical Faculty in the United States to such a de- | Sisters eaticn: 8 OC EN oeetaneescee ts | celtg beg £0 invite the attention of celebrated fine OLD W. prices, in folio thes Pacis: THREE PEA’ up RESERVE, WHISKY BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISK If you cannot obtain tht from cer, te, will on reigieot Bank Draft Reais peta heh | Sever oareag oe the U1 28 te, United States NCE, PURITY and EVENNESS above are Uns Sire Unsurpaneed Dy any Whiskies BERR HON. yd ‘Consens a Natural Fiaves actin These WI are, under guarantee to git PI bs FEREEOT sage Xrton Gtherwine tp be returned i. & E. W. CATHEBWOOD, 114 South Front st, ‘New York Office, 16 oan Willa sea Tx “Cintow HOT AIR FURNACES. FRENCH RANGES. SEXTOWS LATROBES, ‘THE BEST IN THEIR LINE. TIN ROOFING. 2OBBING SOLICITED. Poe ratmx Ore On, Ascweet and paiatabless FRESH CREAM ‘Large Invoices in Stock, ELPHONZO YOUNGS Company, 428 9th street. THE TRADES. 5 = a sepa binders, Paper vilers and Blank ‘Book Manufacturers, 420 and 422 11th st, nw. BROTHER: 13 Ww ocl: 3. IBSON S GURQUTOR BOOK axp 308 PRINTERS, 1238 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.C, Fine Printing 4 specialty. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, EPP8’8 COCOA. BREAKFAST. “By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which rn the operations of digestion and nutrition, aud y acareful application of the fino es of well- selected Cocos, Mr. Bppe las provided our breaks tables with a delicately Havored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors’ bills, Tt ia by. the Juul Stout ae Aruicles of dict that aconsiitation inay be eradually built up until strong enough to Te- nist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle Maladies are floating around us ready” to attack where: sre there 6, week point, We tay escnpe a jied frame, fatal shaft by “keeping” oursel Siook cad ee Gazette. sm hall-poubd tus by Grececy, blll pia: SOM om JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, w ry with: — Civil o24-m,tubs ‘London, England. Orro Dose & Co, - ‘BUILDING MATERIAL, ‘BASH, MANTELS KILN-DRIED N.C. AND GEORGIA FLOORING A SPECIATY. ‘We guarentee to manufacture superior quality of ‘Work for less price than any other Mill, and we have the largest facilities and factory in the country. Bend ‘Uae postal and we will give prices promptly to prove what we claim, Canton ave, President and Albemarleste,, ‘Telephone 530. 2.0. Box 476, e-2m_ For Lexington and Local Stations, 8:40 am. daily, x00) from the lesding houses of Paris and London, nt Sunday, Qagt Toims’on Shenandoah Valley RR, 9:30 p.m. on MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 4th and Sth. An arrangement has been entered into between the leading pubiications of this country and THR _Nocardn ar2-1w Hor Harry de Grge, Newark, Wilmington ana Phils. | WASHINGTON WEEKLY STAR, by which persons subscribing for the latter may taaho 0 very large Bag Frid eee ed 4 ‘saving, amounting in many cases to more than the subscription price of THE ‘o1 mineton, 1d ite ite Srana Orne wees alae at ate eee PEE aaRetre on week, Below will be found a lst which fully bears out this assertion, IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. ae and 1005, enc 1130) 3 ‘When more than one of the publications named are subscribed for For Baltimore on Sundays 6:30, and pu correspondingly large regue TUREDAY AND WEDNESDAY, aPRi, 5 AND 6. | J0d5am) 115, 90. 4:90, 4:40, 840, 0487 | tone will bemade, ° For Annapolis 6:40a.m. and 12:10, 4:30 and 5:40 ABE iL A frament aud cheapest Dye in the world. For male by Paper of the most interesting city of the country. It is an eight-page paper of fifty-six long welb ‘Alled columns, and costs only One Dollar a Year. | MME. T. B. HARRISON, prose AS Carona Wallington Gah tdi ‘In no case will these discounts be made unless the order is accompanied by s subscription say more, 5, 6:40, 8:30 a.m. 12:10 pan, $0, 4:40, 6:45 | THE WERKLY STAR. snd 710 bam. Om Sunday 8-20 arb, and’ 115 3:30, 1820 F STREET, Opp. the Eobitt. 96:45 apd 1 am daly, i ta. —1— son Metropol! 8:40 a.m. ‘Mourning » Specialty. ap2-6t y stops atall stations. For Gait aad NEW EASTER CARDS “wove: | eirmatae poe e:S a 120 end TS Upe, | THE WEERLY STAR contains Auociated Press and Special Dispatches from all ocd d tes Pan apes "Tapas chtisen Barnereticn Weis, | sm and 4:40 ram. de except Sanday, World, reports of Congress and all the Government Departments, United states Sy vam ey ‘Decorative Serap Pletures, ke, For.Hagerstown 8: 5 251 p.m. daily, ex- | News and Gossip, Political, Personal, Society and Local Affairs, Stories by the Leading Authors matin ler ang Cie or, azrothat, | “hineattive trom the West dally 6:20, 7:20 am, | World, Bright Correspondence from all pointe of Interest, Weekly New York Letters, Home — J] ADIeS!—FXCEISION DYES ARE -THE BEST. ‘joints’ om Shenandosh Valley RR, 2 p.m, | Fashion, Religious, Literary and Agricultural Notes; in short, everything that should be in | ilsdelphia, Chester, Wil 1 P30 pam. and 10:00 fem Galle intermediate points ‘a.m apd 1:50, 5:25 and 8:00 [ V. KANE, 607 117H ST. N.W.—CORSETS MADE. o, fg order. A perfect ft smiaranteed. Also, a fail ineof Shoulder Braces, Reform: Waste, FrenchUorsets te tnten Bod Bonen, CorsetsTsundsied. apa | "From Anpapalie #30 asp’ god 15 an opportunity is here afforded to mond THE WEEKLY STAI to some absent mend who RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- From Harparn erry ani Valley Haflroed, 5:20 p.m. | @sted I whet ia Going at the Nation's Capital without cost. ING ESTAB., 1205 New York ave. n.w. daily, €: Sunday. irat-class Ladies’ ind Genin’ Work of every descrip- | ‘From Frederick aid intermediate points, 8:25 a, m. Ot ropmenty WHOS © CHOLINE LECH Sino dave Balttincre iigton at 5:2. c ae for: : $a29-3 ischer. 05 and 10-30 a m.. 12:15, ~ mn ~ AL Fischer & Maison Yriese, Paris. t Ran tod pia 33 |ADIES TENTION. 9:00 and 31-00 Ze TEST PAIISIAN MODES IN FINE. FRENCH orn’ Wamhineton Mop at Belay. tation, Publication. $52 z ept 1:30, 2:10, 3: é MILLE i. 3. PRANDI, eeP farther information , 8 & NOVELTIES IN BACK GO ghtio Ticket ofe, Washinton ss pand 13: = | a : ennsyivania aveniey Street, where o « Fe ied ra TAIR DRESSED. | OBANGEEHINGLED, | walls en for busae to be checked and received at oT | ne rm % peclal attention ¥ point in the city. placing of Bridal Ve meism* | “BAib LEE C.K. LORD, @. PA. = oa ADIES) ed General Superintendent, Baltimore. 400 500 P) ‘Do your own Dyeingt a home, with pret oni ITH, Pees's Ag, Washingtow. mi? ni e = ile | ae NO H, way AND 301 a if ORI, ‘ They will dye everything, They are sold everywhere, |“ DOUBLE TRACK: | SPLENDID SCENE. ond — rik (Oc. & packs colors. “They have no equal STEEL KAILS. MAGNIFICEN’S EQUIPMENT, 5 y for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Packages or for IN EFFECT JANUALY uth, 1887. 400 500 Fastuess of Color or Non-iading Qualities. They do | Trains leave Washington from Station, corner of Sixth oteroak or smut. “Woy sale by | and B streeta, as follows: 300 400 dead TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, —_| For Pittsburg and the West’ Chicao Limited Express no27-e0 int, 477 Ponusyivaniaave.”_ | "of Palace, Sleepings Onrs at 90 A.A. Fast 30 a0 oo FEDORA DRESS SHIELDS Line, 9: 0.4. M. daily to Cincinnati and St. Louis, F rene with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnaty . Py re he best in the worl and Builet Car to St. Louis daily, except Saturday, 400 500 THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY ISPERVIOUS, hic, with Sleeping Our chur io Guicag nQ7-stthém Western Express.at e:10 PM. daily, with caput 500 600 1% NTON FISHER'S: Cars Washington to Chicago and 3t. Louis, and Har- Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment, Fiabung to Cleveland, Connecting at Harrisburg 300 400 a No. 906 G at. now. ‘Thirty-five years’ experience, Pata throuxh Sleepers for Louisville and Honphis, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garments: also Velvet and Pacific Express, 10:00 P.M. daily for Pittsburg 250 350 3 Phish Gloaks, Crape Wells, Lares, Gloves, ke, are per- | thd tio West, with through Sieeper Harrisburg. te Toctiy cleaned by thie supsri¢r phscens Meagiog RTE: | Cine = fie Brewer npcilty Gon titmea's clots, lena EAN POTOMAC BALROAD. <0 | 500 Sovds calicd for and delivere ‘ars Washington t6 itechester, = Sous a 21 | yor Wildaumport, Lock Haven nd Elm 5 SS ASME, Hompaney, 430 10mm st. Now. FOC dally except Suutey eee. 40 500 100 Makes Corset to order in Gvery sty cand mate: | For New ¥ ork 91 d the East, 63s 830 PPE pee 1° Fal, and gegarutece perfect A and te Yoon ec ; made Underclothing, Merino Underwear | ard ™, ree i ei ‘and finest iuiported Hosiery. — Pu 40 A. OL daily, escept Sunday, so gin? Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Weform Goods. | 4 i = French Corsets «nd Bustles. For Bostou without change, 2:00 P. M. every day. 300 400 Children’s Corsets and a #1 Corset (Misa H.'s own | For Brooklyn, N. Y., all through traipe counect at meke) that for the price 1s unisurpassed. ‘Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, ation. 320 420 » French, German and Spanish spoken, mr14 street, avoiding double ing direct tranefer to Pulto: "Tiintted: txptean wid a Wes iauted. E 5 PM Gay. BOOKS, é& z : 8S PECIAL-$1.90. Booxs: Booxs:: Booxs:: lays and ae eaOkn uAeER Clits AD aares (A Dea THE WEEKLY NEW YORK WORLD. an KS) OVEL TIERS 4 ae Mt THE WASHINGTON WEEKLY STAR. eS Also, Teachers’ Ref. Bibles, ret ahah Family gose THE WORLD'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES sso Monieet mele geeea” | poh Ms a a. 19.00, 4:29 wna 0.00 P Tvorine, aud other finely bound daily, except Sunday” Sundays, 9:00 AM. 4; ‘Tree 320 12mo. pages, copiously illustrated, postage Muilable for Easter Gulia A at he ey © coma A Gaiety ‘yotk, bound te leatherette Tree Oak, of! ‘above-mentioned govds to be wold AT A SPECIAL REDUCTION FOR THIS WEEK. of Stationery, including Momie Nubrie; Ker, at lowest pr Price Luisi o: Special Book Sale call at WAS, BAUIS, BOOK AND STATIONERY DEP Prepaid, together with a membership in The World's Book and Music Unions, by which all standar@ | Books and music can be bought at a great saving to the subscriber. ALL FOR $1.90. DRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL. WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON ror A 09 0:45,8-40,0-47 4 at, 1-0 "Ye hot tiatdeae the Pa aet 37 P.M. On uc F 387, J1)0,6-01 and 10-09 Ea 5 ORDERS RECEIVED EITHER BY MAIL OR AT OUR SUBSCRIPTION COUNTER. mbh30-3~ FEE EM, oxtora Teachers’ niblen, Bester | {coasted 10a ial ad ata it Booklets, Dewetioual Hooks, Easter Novel- Benes oe 5. Bio: 3 rand 12 10nWit ADDRESS IN ALL CASES Hea, Paster Cards," Faster Noveitien” Barter fgua, | ‘Tivtte asc is A Easler Books, Raster Booklots, Faster Papeteries, ~~" | nerot Toth atrect and Peuusylvanie sees a ‘THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, Boos Gicesee este | station, where orders can be left for the checkingot WASHINGTON, B. mh26 __ 418 9th at ASTI DS, BOOKLETS, AND NOVELTIES, | yO Gree VARTELY sage to destination from hotels and idencea. — CHAR. E. PUGH, General rant ss PIANOS AND ORGANS. | SEWING MACHINES, & cl J. R, WOOD, General Passen: ‘Agent, a5 1887. Pocket, Teachers’ and Family Bibles, 20 A Mast Tenn. Mail Bally tor ‘Warrent Hou. | QEVERAL SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS; MOSE SEXKING THE HIGHEST STAMDAKD OF csville, Lynch 3 th 3 oe cE. possible prions cou Prayers and Hymne snails estes Bett, ace’ | Rasegeons = an eT a MR | ARR a Ne eked A ao Sabbath School Libraries. | c, Calera, Montgomery ahd New Oricaun, | desis ‘a4 ¥ stn. | terial, coupled with he fact ‘hat wuch ‘is mane Devotional and Theological Books. per Wabhiurton to New Orleans, ee ee. -"- | factured bya reliable company, established twenty- £ DOs. | ‘ast Mail Daily for Warreu*on, Char- DOZEN | SRCOND-HAND “SQUARE PIANOS: | fet years aco, und frnished witha rexponsibie ‘cust WM. BALLANTYNE & SOX, | slonsville, Stations Chex. X Onto Route, | Altrom 626 to 8200; eeap teraem. antec for five years, will buy the me BE 5 Ae | ‘burg, Kocky Mount, Danville aid Stations be: | NDERS & STAYMAN, | SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, SEWING wee eke | swear yaa ara a Daneate Greensboro. Kaleich, | _ap2-Gt ‘934 F st. MACHINE. > | jotte, Atlanta, Birnungham . = = : | E B | Oriews, fox:; and California, Pailman Sleeper New: CRICKERING, PIANOS FOR RENT AND or Foot ane cnaon Ttirand H nts. Ensren Canps. ASTER SDOOKS. | York to Atlanta. in co » with Pullman Sleeper es we Mee Soe Role Agency D;c. for Birmibeliin, Vicks and Surowopore Seid | __Maiges”” tui iad’ ™ Othstand Peat. | , Send postal for pew iinsiated catalceur tafe EASTER NOVELTIES tego aca fo ACen 7 inn, SEE | lo 33 P. ily exeopt Sunday —— ~ mee Democracy of Art, by Clarke, siurhuoegilemnoticesunaey 1° Menames. | Alarpseae Praxon. a eee aii nue WHITE SEWING 30 Fe ‘ester jarren' PTLESS ‘ j OTHE FEDS W. H. MORRISON. Gordonsville, Charic:teqvi Me, ocugedie, ‘Cincinna’ ie SS i MACHINE, Acknowledged lay experts as tle nest and Line of Ghes. and Qiao Row ian ICES. Machine ex be tinews erect 475PA. AVE. and Solid ‘Trains Washinton to, Louie supePees W.G@. METZEKOTT Work and Beauty of mithe White i Lynchburg. Bristol, Chattanooga, Memphis, Jitua | _™b17-3gn Cor. Sth and sure and seit. J. F. MchENNY, Bolo. BRANCH STORE, Kock and all Southwestern Points." Through Pulloan | (Ry EBER PIANOS— . B. RICHMOND, Manager. Slocpers Washinton to Little Rock without change. | Kich tone, faultless touch: preferred by leading Forms tor Draping Deeaes, Fete mhI9 ¥. AVE, AND 15TH ST. 11-00 P- M._souther Express Daily for Tacha, artists, Sanbeus P'Stayuak. — a. leigh, | Ashe unbis, Bole AEA Sh en. ‘Autantay “M BY See ST! = OORS, STATIONERY, EASTER CARDS, NOVEL- | Texayand Caltforuia, Palliat Ghepers Wes as | [D®QEEH BBs, FischER AND ESTeY PIANOS. WOOD AND COAL. orice nH TERI GTLANCABTER, O" | $7 Monuromery. cons ela it lh Paci Sold On eae or DUNS b STAYMAN, 1Y BALDWIN JOHNSON, 20 7th street northwest_| futon to Aiken without clishge, ashe | nie Sule Vv, ale aud ‘tail Dealer in Wood and Con. Treing on Washington aud Ohio division leave Wash- ‘BUTTOM PRICES. Cums > eR ~~ | complete FACUITIES. Cuma Boors Curae Parzn CoMpLite Fact ington 9:12 A. M., Drily exes Sunday, and 4:451. sHT AND MEASURE. HiDaliy: arrive Round MT ae ka at 210 A itenew Be harmonic Orvan. Amarvelin | FULL WEIGHT AND MEASCIE ‘The Home, twelve mos., uniform in size and style, Hipoee eae eS DM Daily, end | power. For and School Dy rail and water, aud ree from lag, slate aud neatly bound in cloth, wilt, 53 kinds, only Joe. each, * | 22i0 X. M- Deity cxcapt Sunday, arriving Washington e srayaan Ehgenties “GIVE ME ATRIAL efting paper and chvelopes, £4 sheots of paper and | °°) Cugh trains from the South via. Chastotia, Dan- SARVIS BUTLER, Honeere, See Ta T kk meer, Bench Uline, cor Bee ORicdheapest bans tn the ety. Bnd S320 eva raat Bon esineten SLO ABE | 56 909m 13 N. Charles st. and Ksts. now.” All connected by telepbowe, oui0-an Heceivius woods daily at Dire at 12:01 FON. aud O40. stevia Chee eel | ya oa Wo : a JOHN C PARKER'S, ratty Bouteand Chirlettesvilleat 0:40 FM; Sirus: | G, Wo» & B: Wacre H. Mastow Teer val at 9:47 A.M. L. ool 617 and G19 7th stroct n. "Heteta ‘seh Car resereation and jaformation foo 7th at nw. Pel ‘Eetablishea 1864, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer = furnished, snd borage chiccked at oficc GOL Peuusyl | gMaumch and Bach now the leading Pianos of the mikaie aon, HOUSEFURNISHINGS, _| RUBMEUE SAS Ascue" Selon priate | Beigua ity ass calls self acine nate woo ea ee a I Paaveaurer Agent. All at lowest prices and best tplan Srecial | srain Office No710 D at.n.w. Offices and Yarde— ‘Dangeins for cash. Tuning abd repairing honestly; Wan Puranas. No. 216 Ast. ne Coal Depot Sth and Bets. «6. y AMaiey uia.o, vistsae a x | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. |" | Se aenaemnrerenns Wall Papers of all grades, (QTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 77TH-ST. WH. RxN as BPR EF All Offices arw connected with the Telephone ve Friese and Jeng, Decorations. | § on Sundays, Tyesays and Tharelaye at 7 nan for ke ON NS Ad Hae EE ange. see. Decor tomue river fandiny iattoz Greek. Grin pone en ee me rate: ors wharf, Sundays dowy and Wednesdays up, Brea’ Bc FM 24 Boe Box You Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- | (PU CMAPS Point Thursdays down and Moudays and Pu ‘COAL axD WOOD terior Decoration aud Furaishing. An inspection of G.T. JONES, Agent, 7th-st. wharf. NOS, yuow our goods is respectfully solicited. A Cor Ix Wart Pare glish Paper. Zc. per piece; Brown and White Back Paper, 9e. per piece; best White Back Paper, 12. per 2 | JOHN McGAHEE, Aiexandria, Va., Agent. Ibi (OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. é eons SUE, Capt. W.C. Geoghegan, will dine her tive: between BALTYNORET and Wash her irirs between ENGTON aud for all lendings om the Potomac Hiver, JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘most extensive dealers in the District. Supriy ee eae amembet nortan. Ear phone connections. UNEQUALED IX TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. ‘Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new - ‘Main Office 1202 F street northwest, Picco; best White Back Paper, 260. per piece on the | Dip". and Washington Sunday 4 Pom. Ereight rer | _ ABTISTIC STYLES iniabed tn designs of Branch Offices and Yards! wall; a fine Gold Paper, 25c. per piece; a fine Gold | ceived on Sai only and must be prepaid. a HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. 1515 Beventh street northwest, Paper, 30c. per piece; best Gold Paper, 40c. per piece; | APPIY to EPHENSON © BRO. Arenta, ND-HAND PIANOS: 4 fine assortment of 1740 Fennsyivania avenue nortqwest, best Gold Embossed Paper, 50e. per piece: a 20-inch 41010 ee ee SECO 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Gold Embossed Breas, $1.25 & 10tnch canes £26-6m Office: {12th aud Penn ave. nw, | Prominent makes at all prices 2121 Ninth street northwest. Dossed Frieze, 75e. All other Lorders at greatly re- OTOMAG Ta NDINGS PIANOS FOR RENT. 63 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Guced rates. “Big stock! New goods! No humbug! | WOPSW THON STEAMER < WAKEETELD" WM. KXABE & 00, Corner of Third and K streets noriiwe, Competent workmen. Prompt attention. ves, 7 MONDAYS, TH! A ‘th st. wharf on. pays SUEDE ‘Wharves and Railroad yard: JOHN E. MAHONEY, Pa PATO Red SUNDAY tm. toe az cobb Twelfth and Water strects southwest, mbi8-1m 313-315 Pa.ave.ae, Capitol Hin, | FHIDAYS aud SUNDAY pm. touching at River Land Do No P. a a ~~ | Clement Bay, Md. Connects with B. and 0. "RR. at lo ot X uncnase MEDICAL, &e. Over Barcam Sazes Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN B. PADGETT, UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. J L, « ™ Reor TO NEW sOnk=FREIGHT BTEAMERS ) *BOCURL Sree clame pgtrumentate mediumpnios. | + ies, OONSULT DR AND MME SELDEN, for the past two weeks have been go encouraging, TRECT TO NEW XORKEREIGRT, STEAMER bata cola yl PRE |B Tew kon Cay have broveht out such crowds of customers for di SOHN ¢ ee Gapaee rt Some cong 1659. season, that Weare satisfied people will buy set Washington Tevay TURSDAY MObRineS | %8190,, Sold on fey Prompt and reliable treatment for ladies. At any tine of the year, whether in. season or om Fhurt Wishington, "every ae 3 pice free and coppiential at all our. Pie have determined to eclipse all, former bargain we Seats eee ae BENKY has Office, 720 Sth st, u.w, Washington, D.C. mbit fered ino ‘which, VERN apm tres | —Omee 720 Sth ot Be Ne'will makeon MONDAY aid RUESDAY ddihaca | JY[7:VEBNON! MT. VERNON! 2 GERD, 2O8 PRICE LigtspaTeNT MEDICT 35th insts., when we will astonish the natives in prices STEAMER WW. CORCORAN E F. D. JPerfuimen Filla cic Save B0 yer cout f Carpets, Furniture and Draperies. Leaves 7th strect what daily except Sunday) for Me ipwaxp J‘, Door, 3.10 PRanbiee Pe Remember, this, sale is for cash and only laste two | )C7DOR St 10 g'clack a.m, ™ ‘925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, £26-.the-Sem__672 ¥. 20th 6, Fhaled dayy—Monday and Tuesday—and don't you miss it. | MBzton al a LL. BLAKE, Captain, 5 W. H. HOEKE, OCEAN STEAMERS. mbi2 ze ROUTE TO LONDON. DEUTSCHER LLOYD 8, 8 CO, NC Fast Express Bteqmors - B. Lernevx. x with P, Hanson Hiss & 3, BLLEREUX & BRO. OS Tot ae don, Hoye) Prema, ‘Wo wish to call your attention to our large m. Eideriat. 4 12 0Rm Peete steth Vanek hoe Onlinaty Gueirens fata. Fulda, Sets Apr. 23, 05m i sade ned init dail barker oe eet te sate 100 Fae" @iek Binboweed Gola Borders 4c. sn tolgcation: 2d eabis Daz Summpnteed. Orders by postal prompuy attended ta, ‘EF. DROOP. Jid Penn. ave. fe ier erm uate bar ‘owe RNETT, States and Dail gteamnere suling New fort every WHONESDAL wo ‘aod Liverpool. BARS Sac and . all cases of private bedesels roaaal sain Gatien trtnccnansrdd Etim ry See ap a ee = eran ” 3 i favorable temas’ ‘Superioy inte sceemamo” ary Pupbe in and TOrET sera, dons gn Adriatic and Celtic, rate 630 fis Sd day of July, ABO ‘The Beat we have Ever Offered for the price, a= Lalani A ted : — — Company offices; New York, 41 Broadway. AS ‘cig. a WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ae =e 5.3 — DENTISTRY, oa 1205 Pennsylvania svenue northwest, ‘ARR PAR DED Drone onttnereeat, UNDERTAKERS. Sin omer ae ieieerene pew pt ‘iret-claes. 17 ‘We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves Terms, ‘and ug strclly ‘at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices. Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. & JENKS & 09. 31 ‘717 Tru Sraxet XW.