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mam. ‘The 4 ver for tne day. Ther and he has taken Ms nourisament and his medi- | cunt A Great Game Preserve, S@ TO THE CHEAT MOUNTAIN SPORTSMEN'S ‘Compared with it Tuxedo P preserve tes im the heart of thew: be In th urea of 60 of land emi creased by 5e intles from th Imacadamized 5 hunters ha ‘THE NEW UND! "The pariian tory of prowess In the many electoral cfpated in, On on self with aL “cleaned out” the whole town. His grandfather was the fi Lorton, and iis granduncle t ston. His father, the second son of the count Lorton, inherited an estate worth year from his grandmother, and subsequ herited also the Lorton estates when his father « Off the eldest son of hiseldest son, who 1s now Earl in 1838, and artned of Kingston. Col. “King-Harman was born educated at Kion. Early in life he ent arwy, and saw service in India as a Heutenant of th ie is now honorary colonel of ‘he Koscommon militia, He owas two fine Irish Seats, one at Newcastle, Longford; the County Roscommon. He was one Irish landiords when there was no law to protect ‘the interests of the tenants, and before nell had succeeded in reaching the ‘an irish parlamentary leade: gure in the house of commons, havit County Sligo as a home ruler trom 1S In the latter year, to_his own surprise Yo the surprise ixtieth Foot. be Harman so live Ang a neighbor. Rad just_ come death. Some fort im the On the Ist of April t Printed an extract from by a Buffalo gent he bid met Angeles. Crandall, who was & July 227, ani one the street Mareh 15. 1 it was Crandal When Cr: “Could you ‘vax ToOKoNTO ‘The Toronto ( dent Cleveland to ‘Union, of Gloucester, Mass, is a remarkab Che terins of Abere are the opinion of Us have no title standinz rights, #1 letter, aithou, nly Drowney Wat bout aud > Cmicaco Cares 8,000 ress. Tis Auitiating that ¢ and. met from the ca terms upon AN UNCLE oF ¢ received f Years. He was alao a favorite r eral, and was vin! Yourney to Cincinaati. BLAINE’S CONDITION, DRY _ GOODS. LADIES’ GOODS. Patience the an Able Marksman, to Become ae Stafewman Rapidly Ree cport of His AND CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR! White the propri says the New Yor! wor of a Broadway gun store, Sun, Was watching a party of n who Were practicing with pistols in a ue shootlug gailery the other night, and diseussinz shooting in general with a friend, he was asked if he could tell how a man with’ Dut little knowledge of a gun could become an expert as « wing shot in the eld. who has patience, in fact, any- As enough love for the sport and the pa- ne to stand the training,can become a practical t, able to bring to bag enough game in shooting to protect: him frou aggerating when he relates Lis If a man knows absolutely about a gun he will have to get some one him how to open the bree ce, close the breech, bring the gun_ to his 7, and pull the trigker. yal, Who went to Fort Gib. returned home | younz me ent which covers Gowns. LADIES’ MUSLIN GOWNS, four clusters of tucks, two rows of inserting, ruffle of embroidery around neck and sleeves, herritig-bone finish, good muslin, only 75c. ‘Best gown ever offered for the price. Also another Style, with four clusters of tucks, two rows of inserting, rnffle of embroidery around yoke, neck and sleeves, 98¢.; LADIES’ MUSLIN GOWNS, all-over yoke of em- broidery, Mother Hubbard style, best quality of mus- former price, $1.69. LADIES’ CAMBRIC GOWNS, tucked yoko back and front, ruffle embroidery around neck and sleeves, best quality of cambric, only 84¢. LADIES’ CAMBRIC GOWNS, yoke of pin tucks back and front, best quality of cambnc, 75¢.; former ay any appre- apt to travel x. ‘The foliowing ts Dr. | former price, $1.48. Saturday mor ience next day. f the lower tn: rd of his ease "There are VOOKS 3, but they are dangerous US tO Tollow. S the butt from the muzzle, b told how to become an expert'shot. good time of the year to begin, especially on when time hangs heavy. after making sure SKIRTS. ‘MUSLIN SKIRTS, ruffle of embroidery, cluster of tucks above, only 75c. : former price, 98¢., SKIRTS—SPECIAL BARGAIN—Deep ruffle of blind French embroidery, best quality mus- LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS, deep ruffle of embroid- ery, cluster of tucks in ruffle and cluster of tucks ibove, at $1.25; former price, $39. We have several styles at same price, CHEMISE. LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISE, three different styles, in square and round neck, trimmed with inserting and + former price, 59¢. LADIES’ MUSLIN CHEMISE, six different styles, made of best quality muslin, square neck, trimmed Fish yoke of embroidery and tucks, 76c.; former price, patient, we fe regularity and simp shoulder and aim at the door-knob, mark press’ the ly. It isastonishing to see how ner- 3 the new beginner ts about pressing the tig- th a jerk invartabl Agin weighing festroys the aim, ts about right to practice with, and tl good Weight for all sorts of birds except ducks, you findthat you nthe door-knob, the Keyhole, or some On the other side of the street w hrough the window, try following the crack the door, or the ede of the door frame from bot- ulling the trigger as the sight reaches: t Sissimple practice, but. if followed deliberately It strengthens the ‘muscies used in handung the gun, aud also trains them to. obey Without nervous haste, n to handie the gun calmly in this kind of exercise in a day or two, but others When I was learning I ning against the mantel, and picked it_up to ‘another as often ton Is ng at _NOOD to~ curbance of digestion, an readily get ly and without discoustort. (Signed) Dw. IL H. Mupp. the Pit greatest game preserve In the world will be | in Sportsmen’s Club, the nited to 85, of whom LADIES' CAMBRIC CHEMISE, square neck, yoke of medica lace, herring-bone finish, best quality of LADIES’ CAMBRIC CHEMISE, square neck, yoke of pin tucks and embroidery, 63c. DRAWERS LADIES’ MUSLIN DRAWERS, deep hem and three clusters of tucks, best quality of muslin, 39c. LADIES’ MUSLIN DRAWERS, cluster of tucks, ruffle of embroidery, 50c. LADIES' CAMBRIC DRAWERS, cluster of tucks in ruffle and tucks above, 50c. LADIES’ CAMBRIC DRAWERS, four clusters of Pin tucks, deep» hem, trimmed with medica lace, 98c.; former price, $1.25. We have the largest and most sclect assortment of CORSET COVERS from 25c. to $3.48. |._ 1m widition to the above, we carry as well-selected » stock cf Fine Cambric and Muslin UNDERWEAR as is possible to keep, All our Underwear is made up of material we can ‘The workmanship is the best, and above all, ILL WARRANT THE WEAR OF ANY GAR- MENT BOUGHT FROM Us. ‘Our Underwear Stock is kept separate from all other stocks. No inconvenience to shop. ALL RELIABLE MAKES OF CORSETS KEPT IN Underwear Department on Second Floor. the will prompuy y the Cheat Mounta require a mouth. and pointed from one ob, as convenient. step fs to learn to followa_moving at the head of a passing horse, keep- as closely on un ear as possibie, or ise beattached to a a pedestrian, ‘The ‘the muscles so nedriver, if the or alm at the head ect of Unis Is to strengthen that they will obey thi Loft the barrels kled beauties that ms “l its solitary wild poonshiner bas resided nes, The bear and deer have he hardy bun’ ng season In pep) practice in ts long the Hudson Tei the merry With the trap, pointing the still ¢ cans as they Tise, | has reached ts greatest altitude. on its trip up orouits return, You will you can isuaily teil r you would have it tie can or not, pro- Vided you had fired at it. Then set the trap so that 42 will throw the cans first toone side and tien to Uke other, and then straight away from Dy keeping an | Had a5 You do this that | TARY A DESERTER FROM THE gut why work with an empty gun?” “Because the report and the charge of a loaded gun almost always prove too much for the nerves of a bezinner. ractice ofa beginner should be to overcome all nervousness due to handing danger- ous Weapous. He must learn not to get rattled, jerves are the bane of marksiuen, + man ttist practice with an empty gun, but he must certainiy not loud the gun until feels certain that when he presses the trigger | be points 2t the fying mark, he would certainly vul of twenty if the gun were of the aspirant from the trap While the gun is handled unloaded should be ‘Theu, when ready for the reduce ue diStahee to fitteen yards, st can on hand on the trap and load trldges inust 4 wanna Kick of the dis- ‘d Robert King-Harman, ary, @ bewly-created 45a fighting me: Gieet in his stockings tight Hon. E tary office Without a salar} free wzz2! eee yan No rule can Shillelab and literall high street of an Irish | hit it nineteen U ixth Earl of King- about twenty yards. ONE PRICE 420-422-424-426 Seventh street. LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. In our Engraving Department we will continue en- raving your name on copper plate and furnish 50 en- raved cards for 86c., and reprint 50 cards from plate for 40c. All our work warranted and delivered in twenty-four hours. contain two and three-quarters of an No. 8 15 the correct, all- size of shot in upland shooting, and that weight of charge will not tna ‘ousequence When fired. But don’t: shoot at ue-can the first time it is thrown into the air r it as before. Wiil find it easier to follow, upperinost turow the can, ft Lo is highest aititude, Where the easiest, aud pull the trigger. Has been thore uracums of powder ounce of No, 8 slow ea kick of Ballymahon, County Excise Novernes Ts Sazzens. SEATON PERRY (Successor to Penny & BROTHER), EW LINE OF “HIGH- TES” IN FINEST. Iniss fs imposcibie, n aind follow the ean over Then try the l can thrown nearl: after you have learned to lt it regularly up, and then try it as {tis thrown will probably ‘Tiss the first can thrown to one side, but if you hold just a e hext one you will bring it down, Don't be ina hurry to leav he Was a prominent | was susT oP stionalists, he was ‘Unrown ont of his seat by Thomas Sexton, whose only recommendation at that time was the [a wer of Mr. Pur! red on home rule aite cane an aciive member of the Landlords’ Protec organized by Mr. Arthu Anember of pariiament Her Body Torn by Wolves. A NEBRASKA LADY BURNED TO DEATH BY FIRE AND PARTIALLY DEVOURED. Mrs. John Stowell, living ne Jefe Lincoln last week wita the intention of Vi She was accompanied by bi ‘nree children, but when a few rods from the house Mrs. Stowell discovered that there was a prairie fire aear by and sent the children bac! home and continued her journey vening came and Mrs. Siow owe her children started tu When they hid gone xbout t Saw some strange ot | THESE GooDs: An Bon it goes vertical! MBINED WITH. LIGHT AND DARK RICH FIGURES, AND EGYPTIAN BORDERS, FOR S_ARE CONFINED TO ME FOR LY CANNOT BE Un can for glass and can be used LSEWHERE IN CES ANDERSON'S. SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, IN ENTIRELY NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED “ALL-WOOL" CHAL- STMENT OF PLAIN AND FANCY ESS FABRICS, RANGING FROM ‘TIES” IN COMBINA- Shot holes mist when You wi me such an easy matter to ds, and With an increased | and an ounce ‘Then glassballs Ji 1s better to, over and ov the County Car@w. —— Say Ure drachins of pow of sot, that it will Weary you. oF cia¥-pigeons may be taken up, point Liem with the empty gun for a while. avel With much greater speed than a tomato can, dit You follow thet for half of a day's practice emply guu it will not be time thrown rale for the length of ed to each Kind of practice, and 41 absolutely confident that | can do the next thing as readfiy as What you 00 PER YARD. PARIS NOVEL’ 8, RANGING FROM 85c TO 3 IN WHITE INDIA SILK, ACK AND COLORED. NDIMADAMES RANGING FHOM Se Sar vere THE NEW SPLING SHADES: SHUTS AND ALL Ll pe BLACK FICHUS AND ALL THE NEWEST STYLES 13 BRELLAS AND ChUntGn SEES t2” PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES SEATON PERRY, Prery Boitpra, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th st. 5 STOCK OF BL, Ht pigeons the next step 4s, of course, No matter how thorough t previous traning bas been, no novice can hope > the ueld and bring game to bag on He ought not to try It. Ver at the lirst. Whirr of a quail's wing, r athe eee and nervousness upset all the ‘R abound in Uh ad by undue hast urridges Whatever, and go ‘tridges are carried’ no man temptation W try them, There One Is to point the t that comes is to estimate opty gun and no ico the fields. Established 1840. Sraixe Dex Goons. wo Unings to be done: gun at every movin within a hundred y distance of tl anyon, ahd that in doing so her Ing took fire, Crandall, or His Doubte. A SUPPOSED SUICIDE SEEN ALIVE SOUL Of sight, and then Of Steps irom where you stood 10 ruee, to see Louw near you came Guess the stance to « bird on ¢ fying over some mark, as a Notice partichlarly size of the squirrel or the bird, and ‘We have a beautiful line of Spring Dress Goods, in 0 Commercial | ad then step it off, all shades, prices and qualities, 123¢¢., 15¢., 25¢., 37¢.5 A fine stock of Satteens, 12 Satteens, :25c., reduced from 5c. 1 case short end Ginghams, from 2 to 10 yards, Zan- zibar make, 10c. pieoe, price 15¢. A fine stock of trimming velvets, from 75c. to $1.50. ‘Table Linens and Napkins in great variety from 25c., U the distance. 5c. 25cq French ¥ as it fs to point a gun ata fying bird you Wilt drst lave ate how far it ts away Defore you can tell Hl tiles straight e gun fair on tt oss the feld befor shot will all. pass ids a Lar wind to heip it “ill farther ahead, and int your gun. Our Hosiery and Underwear department never was better suppled, and popular salesmen will serve you. vag, YOu must 1 come to shooting You lWust not only i, but abuve JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ¥ wo eet, turned G13 Market Space. ad of different kinds of It is a Waste of spac Alter learning to pty sun, load with umn of powder and arb that way ¢ bird with an large of turee ar New Srarxe Goons Id not, weil I not recognized bts fe Tt ts underste zations to w have paid death « to ascertain hts wis knew the man too recoghized his Walk, but I Teceived an el it line of SPRING set st SPS ae Sn ae Te loths and Napkins to mate! abd Huck Towels, in great variety.” HOOE BRO. & CO., near Ebbitt House. es within forty of Titty yards je farther abead, aid a nite We HERE Umea Shot of the saZue kind pre- and if that misses go suil farther Aller each shot step off the distance, ~ and by and by You Will ad tat you gun to the Tieht sp, tinct. But do not at tirst try to point the gun Lo Labead of the ying bird witho a fair atm at the bird. lair on hrst, and then move the gua abead and fire. ‘ou Will pul Your gun up to the right ¢ whit 15 called a’snap shot, without to think how far ahead you almed, but + you have enriched the dealer by ing a ton or so of lead to be used in | ai insurance orzani- b Crandall belo: mmiediate Sleps ¥ Also, full line of Linens Damask Table C CONSTKUES PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S LETTER. rhe letter of Pre the fisheries d: fo Caudlans |” “1° there no way in which a man can practice so thal be can tell Whether his charge Lalls belind or | of Uhe game, OF, say, a clay pigeon on rted and main’ en WIL not be re- | n they are entitled, To Samsrr FOUR LEADING DENTISTS OF * ‘BALTIMORE mall paper boxes fastened W a line at- ike the tail of a kite, stone al Which he aimed they ut the results are not worth ta far enough alead {ection of ov wo put out ot sia United state dent himself Professor P. B. Wilson, of the Balti. more University, has analyzed ZON- WEISS Cream for the Teeth, His re- Port says it contains preciesely the qualities that above Dentists says 3 Gentritice whould contain ZON- WEISS is of soft creamy consistency, ‘und is applied to the brush by means of an imitation ivory spoon. It hag Peculiar. refreshing, preserving and Woring of ita own, Sold drugs, As charge, when he misse fund or over or under it.” ‘There are two ways of experimenting with new ry them on Yourself; the ployed method is to The late Sir Robert viel phystetan and ¢ With himself, he gusto with them to other j Christison, who was h he used to tell th is bean, as pro- most potent drug. a sample, and he A tis operation before he discov 4 got more than he had bargained “rpowerlugly and almost lowed the shaving water?_the Quuaroeu Prssrens A higher grade of Plaster than the public has hitherto known. More penetrating and Powerful than common Porous Plasters. Bold by all druggists. gee readiest emetic at One inight have supposed that after such an ther paysician woul personal experiment, vnthustasts ave re- o— ae ‘bean prelim! care has probably been Orst ae of the pew and cn the experimenter himself, there at first hand—s woasiderabie moment, neither he wor a ste to thake a furthe But both ue and many otin peatedly made similar triais ident, only a little more erhaps been exercised, nearly had his day, leged to have the very ossibly dangerous dose. W: Pan with safety try a rem are obilvious advantages in. dol 1s that his ex) Exomurgg J ae coeraving ath there tive of the gen- by him at the time of bts last Tapes, Armerror., IN FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS. Ove S COrer Es WELTING in Hace RUSSIAN BANGG. HAIR DRESSED. BANGS SHINGLED. Hair the month. Special attention piecucof Badal Voile = Tiere HE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES 18 RESPECT- TED TO X INVI: 05 THIS 18 VERY IMPORTANT TO YOU. ‘New in Paper Patterns, HARPER'S CELEBRATED Baca ‘TTERNS, 20 per cent cheaper than any other pes ein fhe market, und 90 percent simpler, by pesson of the which accompanies each and every patie more Yexatious puzzles in ge pattersa Sonimple that a 12 year old girl can put them together ‘Twenty one days earlier in publishing the fashions of Paris acd Herlin than any other pattern publication, Hemembet, ‘these are the only world-famed publications of ‘HARPER'S CELEBRATED BAZAR PATTERN! Harper's Bazar is for America what the “REVUE DE MODE" is for France, “DER BAZAAR” for Germany, “THE FASHION MONTHLY" for England. If you have never Harper's Patterns try one, and you will be s regular purchaser. re 80 sure You Will prefer them {o all others in the market that wo hereby Sere to take back, sour purchase and refund the money, if you are not inore than satisfied. ‘New styles Issued Weekly., Our paper is free. ome and wet ‘one. Our Catalogue is larger than any other published, con- taining 50 10 cents We have afew more left, which if called for at once, wo will distribute i SUHARPERS CELEBRATED BAZAB PATTERNS Sole Booksell or Blationer and rer, ler, er ver, 1221 Benn’a Avenue N. W. \bserij for He ’s Periodicals receit Vox Braxor DEESOMAKING. MILLINERY. Dreasmaking Parlors open Monday, April 4th, Mil- Pipers, "i200" Bonna ave (over dasobe). Formerly Papers. 12 : 2) Lith st. nw. ape-ln EW EASTER CARDS. Beautiful designs in Lillies, Crosses, Satin Novel- ties, Fancy ‘oys, Children’s Bannerettes 10 cts, Decorative Serap Pictures, ke. Wouders for Ladies and Children. mbi9-3m_ J. JAY GOULD, 421 9th st, ADS EXCELSIOR DYES ARE THE BEST, | purest and cheapest Dye in the world. “For ale by all Draggiata. mb:21-1m_ dor furnishing and isying: ail bends and traps, and building s gressioual Li Building, in Washington, D. C.,in Sccordance with rawings and ati ‘and n informacion may a office of the abcitect, No. 140 Eas ganion at the ait a bw. Sealed proposals. bottoms of the ‘Cons on office of J. L. Smithin street. crete foundations of the ig PROP@SALS. POSALS FOR M. ‘Office ‘mente. are TON, D. Basin cit ved. pa nS oe add Dishk forme of broposal will be farmaned to manufacturers on application to ‘his o (08. LINGO ap9,11,12,13,26,27 Ww. Sealed Proposals will be received TWENTS-FLET D, p0,12,16,19,23-5¢ ROPOSALS FOR GENERAL E THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING, Orrick oF THE COMDISSION FOR THE CONSTRUC- ‘TION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILD- ING, No. 145 East CaPrvoL STREET, ~ Wasnixaton, D. C., Mare received at this office until TH DAY OF APRIL. 1887, ar atid ares nal Library Building, imac. | P10. daily: cordance with drawings and specifications, copies of Which and additional information may. be a es ever, Arclutect 145 East Capitol | io "wnept Sand L.Q.C. LAMAR. PDWARD CLARK, AK. SFUFFORD, Commissioners. _ VATIONS FOR veill b mh26-e0 to ap12 ROPOSALS FOR TRENCH THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBR Opricy oF THE Comiss (OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRALY BUILDING, 145 East Cap. st., Washington, D.C.. Mch. 20, jealed proposals will b revel Se TWELVE NOON, the FIFIEE! 1887, for the tretich excavations required for the cou” \ressional Library Build- ny additional in- | mh28-e0,14th apr BLE WORK. of Building for State, War and Navy Depart DRAIN-PIP! POSAI ES AND THE LAY- Pinger tie sav von NGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING. ‘ ca in-pipes, branches, a-hole f specificati Be ARD- CLARK, ‘A. R. SPOFFORD, ‘Commissio1 IXCAVATION FOR Drawings and specifications ‘of the architect, irom whom an formation may be obtained. 1 ADIES" Li ‘Do your own Dyeingt s home, with PEERLESS DYES. They will dye everything. They are sold everywhere. Price 10c. a packaye—40 colors. They have no equal for Strength, Brightness, Amount int Packages or for Fastuess of Color or Non-fuding Qualities. ‘They do Rot croak or smut. “FOF wale by, ‘TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, no27-e0 Druggist, 477 Pennsylvania ave. ‘Are THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS. n27-8,t,th6m V, KANE, 507 11TH ST. N.W.—CORSETS MADE to order. A perfect fit guaranteed. Also, a full f Shoulder Braces, Reform Waista, Frenc! ‘und Bustles. Corsets laundried, se RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN. ent NG, ESEAD 1209 Nee Nor arent. pirnt-class Ladies’ dnd Genta Work of every descrip: tion. ANTON & CAROLINE LERCH Formerly with 3220-3 ‘A. Fischer & Maison Yriese, Paris, NTON FISHERS Chemical Dry Cleaning ¥stablishment, No. 906 G'st. nw.” Thirty-five years" expetionce, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garinents? aleg Velvet and Plush Cloaks, Grape Veils, Laces, Gl fectly cleaned by this superior proceas, “Laie ing Dresses a specialty. "Gentlemen's Clotues cleaned by thin process will not lose their original shape aud sreane spots guaranteed to be removed effectually ‘Goods called fur and delivered JV 38 ANSE, HUMPHREY. 430 Tom ST. NW. Makes Corseta to orderin cvery etylesnd: mats: rial, and gnarantees perfect ft and comfort. HEH SPECIALITIES. ARE French Hand-made Undercluthing, Merino Underwear id finest imported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform Goods. French Comets and Bustles, Children's Corsets and a $1 Corset (iss Hts own make) that for the price is unsurpassed. N.B.~Freuch, German and 5p joken. mri FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ Borers SPRING-LEAF TEA, The new crop, now being received, is particularly choice. 2. W. BURCHELL, mb26 1325 F st. Norrcs ‘TO GROCKRS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF CcO EER RRR FF SO HEE RRR, EEF s%Ss G | RE RRR KK sso Ook RR EK sf co ERE EK R KEE Sss5 T THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It i without s doubt the most Beavrurcr and the most Nvtniriovs 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 Usurrasszp by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a large quan- tity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe aud eaten at the principal Courts of the old world. HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and. Brand, and attempting thereby to palin off un interior 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, 21 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. Pararsco Frovarse Murs, Established 177. PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PRE- MIER FLOUR OF AMERICA, AND THE BEST IN EVERY RESPECT FOR FAMILY USE. ‘The value of flour depends upon the ELEMENTS OF NUTRITION Cv 'AINEDIN THE BREAD IT MAKES. parang and Virginia wheat, from which our PATENT KOLLER FLOURS are chiefly manufactured, has long bee ‘most eee Pa, because it has a Bi BINATION OF GLUTEN AND PHOSPHATES THAN ANY OTHER, This fact is recognized, not only jn this country but in the United Kingdom aa well where the “PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE” commands deci- ‘more money than any other American flour, thereby clearly demonstrating its superior qualities for the whitest, sweelest and most nutritious ASK YOUR GROCER FOR PATAPSCO RLA- be ; sae testes Mcelpar elegans im 21k ree at, Baltimore, Ma, found in this country. paradise. LIBRARIES APPRAISED AND PURCHASED. ap5-3m WASTER CARDS, NOVEL’ Roods for Easter. Bo: HENIY Pocket, Teachers’ and Family Bibles, Prayers and Hymnal Sabbath School Libraries, Devotional and Theological Books. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, mh25 ___ BOOKS, &@. W. H. Loworrax & Co. 1424 F street, Washington, D.C, Have the most extensive collection of STANDARD, CHOICE, RARE and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS to ‘Their house is a book-lover’ AND CATHOLIC and Stationery at low- a B29 7th si BOOKLETS, AND NOVELTIES, PERT VaR ia Easter Carns. neatly bound in cloth envelopes to match, only 1¢ ‘Th nthe city. season, lete Ktoe posed Gilt Paper, and 40c. White pe Sai Suaranteed. fw" ‘Democracy of Art, by Clarke, ‘The Home, twelve m Writing paper and ehvelopes, be jwapest Albiin ‘Akeceiviny xoods dally at JOHN © PARKER'S, ool 617 and 619 7th street nw. __HOUSEFURNISH Wart Pavers. ¥. HANSON HISS & CO., 815 15th st. mw. Wall Payers of all grades, Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Specis] attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- terior Decoration and Furnishing, An inspection of our goods is respectfully solicited. A Cor Ix Waz Porn English Paper, Ze. per piece; Brown and White Back Puper, 9c. per piece; best White Back Paper, 123c. per Piece; best White Back Paper, 25c. wail; a fine Gold Paper, Paper, best Gold Embossed Pape Gold Embossed Frieze, $: bossed Frieze, 75. duced rates. Big stock! Competent workmen. Prompt attention. JOHN R. MAHONEY, 15 Pa ave.se., Capitol Hill, mhi8-1m 31 Easter Booss. EASTER NOVELTIES, H. MORRISON, 75 PA. AVE, BRANCH STORE, mh19 RY. AVE. AND 15TH ST. Curae Boos Cine Paren uniform in size, kinds, only’ per piece on the . per piece; a fine Gold 10c. per piece; best Gold Paper, 40c. per piece; Oc. per piece; a 20-inch 25; 10-inch Gold Em- All other Lorders at greatly re- New goods! Over Bazcaw Sans, for the past two weeks have been so encouraging, and have browehtout such crowds of customers to dull that we are satisfied people atany time of the year, whetlier in. season or out and We have determined to have ever offered in our GHEAT DRIVE. SAL wee wake ou MONDAY and TUESDAY 14th and ‘oth insts., when We Will astonish the uatives in prices of Carpets, Furniture aud Draperies. - Remember, this, sale is for cash and only laste two days—Monday and Tuesday—and don't you miss it. W. H. HOEKE, _mhi2 J. B, Lernrns, ‘orime J.B. LEPREUX & BRC We wish to call your attent il buy bargaing pee all former 801 Market Space. M, Lerzeox with P. Hanson Hiss & Co., DOS Tt saw, to our lange a of Paperhansiugs. Also to our prices. Ea pe Oninary Gilt Paper, pers, 12 Oe. ‘S-ineh Embossed Gold: Bonters, 60e. and or Geineh Embossed Gold Bord 30 ich Einbossed Gold Borders, SOc Orders by postal promptly attended to 4 50c. ‘and 40c. All work Deconareo Toner Sets Weare opening to-day new shapes and decorations In TOILET SETS. ‘The Bost wo have Ever Offered for the price, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, China and Giass Importers, 1205 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. $31 Stoves 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. 8. JENKS & co., 717 77H Srexet N. W. os RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule im effect, SP NRAY, MARCH 13th, 1887, BUSINESS IS BUSINESS... — — a from Station, corner of New Jer . i eee chine ee Poe he tavens What Follows May rove Interesting. e Sirast Lingted Express for Pittsburg esd Giteare Tiving in Pittsburg st 0:00. Pom. Glucaro meat ioe Bie-af 2.10." No entre fare fe charged on tne train for ot jnnati, Louisville and St. Louis daily at 3. in, and 1G:10 amy with. through couches aed Pelee shay Schotam ne ema inc | HOW YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY SUBSCRIBING TO hie rain forfant tage” NOCHE eS = THE WEEKLY STAR For Pittsburr at 11:45am. and 8:55 p.m. daily to Pittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit, with Parlor and Bleeping Cars tabure: = to Pittabars: sg For ington and Local Stations 8:40 am. daly, except Sunday. aaigy, Pont On Shenandoah Valley RR. 3:30 pm | an arrangement has heen entered into between the leading publications of this country and Tm. Fi de Ne Wilmington and Phils. INGTON WI e aE Eay7g de Groce, Rowark. Whestngton and F WASHINGTON WEEKLY STAR, by which persons subscribing for the latter may make a very lange For Wilmington, Delaware and intermediate points | 88Ving, amounting in many cases to more than the subscription price of THE STAR. a ah and Wilmington, 3:15 p.uw. daily. For Baltimore on week days, 5, 6:50, 6:40, 7:30. Below will be found a list which fully bears out this assertion. 8:30 and 10:05 a 10, 2s; 3:15 (4. ay 3:30, 4:30, 4:40, 5:40, 6:45, 7:35, 8 ¥ imore op sSundars 6:30,,7.30, $30 ana | When more than one of the publications named are subscribed for corresponding!y large redue i Bh Ld. 3:30, 4:30, 4:40, 6: 33. | tons will be made. For Anuapbils’6:40.a0a. and 12:10, 4:30 and 5:40 Oro Was Banlons between Wig and Balti. | In mo case will these discounts be made unless the order is accompanied by a subsoription tor more, 3, 6-40, 8:30 a.m. 12:10 2B, 4:40, 6-4. | THE WEEKLY STAR. 30 p.m. On Sunday 8: V'1-13,'3: | $826. 643 Rad 10 pam For etations on Metropor | tan Branch 6:45 am. daily, except Sunday, and 5-31 2m. daily, except Sunday. for princi —-ea Dalstations om Metropolitan Branch 8:40 a.rn. daily: | On Sunday stops atall stations. "For Gaithersburg ad ane A ey ie SA Tt ‘THE WEEKLY STAR contains Associated Press and Special Dispatches from all parte of the am ind 440 pin. iy.excopt Gunday. 1" |” | ‘World, reports of Congress and all the Government Departments, United States Courts, Washington cf orHagerstown 8:40 am. and 5:31 p.m. daily, ex- | News and Gossip, Political, Personal, Society and Local Affairs, Stories by the Leading Authors of the ““Prains achive from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 am. | World, Bright Correspondence from all points of Interest, Weekly New York Letters, Mome Articles pesado Fashion, Religious, Literary and Agricultural Notes; in short, everything that should be in the best Valley RI 2 be “4 aay Points on Shewssaoeh Valcy EB 2 Pam. 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FE 252 fee inforguation apbiy atthe Taltinore ava & & 8 | sylvantia avenue, corner ail street, where orders = one Wes —< will be taken Se biware to be checked aud received at oo any poineimthe city. 1 Bab ral Si : fethant Mati ee Harper's Monthly Magazine. #00 % 00 0 u perintenident, Raitmon . _Pet SMITH, Pans'r Aet,Washietou, mbtz | Harper's Weekly.......ssesesseeesee +00 500 420 0 NHE GREAT. arper’s Bazar. aed 400 5.00 20 ° ENOKUH, ‘ 2 Ss eo | s IN EFFECT JANUAR) 0th, TSS,. | Century Magazine... 400 50 450 bad ‘Trains leave Waniiington from. Station, corner of Sixth ‘and i streets, a8 follows: ck Sante... 300 400 3.50 Et) For Vittebune aid the Weal Chicky Lnnited, Expres ae me ‘of Palace Sleeping Cars st) Sc Br So A daily Cincinnats S'S Lie | Sertoners ontuiy. 300 400 with’ Sleeping Cams trom Harrisbure to Ciucinuat P shd'Buitee Cir St Toute day, exe m | Puck... 400 500 420 = Chica, wi Sar | | ts ee Western Express at S10 DAE | 5.00 600 am | 13 ina eran on ed — Sst eh = SS | > so o Eabury to Cleveland comneetin soe | Pier Miah Sleepers cr terinvliesad Wenuphing | Lesle's Monthly ......--on 2x2 . inc. xvreae, 10:00. P. for Pittsbu Ana the West, with through Siceper Harriabure to | Lesile’s Sunday Magazine ....... 250 350 3.00 bad mae _ BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC PON ar, { Leslie’s Weekly... 400 500 420 so ch Palace | 300 400 325 9 cr Wiluanepors, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:50 For Wa daily, exoopt Sundays =| a 400 50 400 | 100 0, 3-00, 4:15 10:00 ton 120M | Decorator and Parnteher. 400 500 400 100 * 00 ASL "23.60, 2500. 4:1.5.10:00 | Fu seeseenseee = eM. Tanlied “Express of Pal 1 Purtor Garg 9-40 A.M dally, except Sunday, aud | Braastreets . 50 2? ded 4:00 P. Mt daily, For Boston without change, 2:00 P. M. every day. Christian at Work. For Brooklyn, N.1., all throuch trains connect at Jersey Cliy with boats of ing direct transfer t6 Fulton street, avoiding double ferriage across New Yor ware For, Pialadelphia, ¢ 5.9-00 aud 14-25 AX. 12:3 2.0 4:19, 6:00, 10:00 a p. nnday, 9:00 A. 31, 12:30, 2-00, 4:15, 6:00, 10-00 aud L—$1.90. 11:20 B. M. Limited Express, ¥:40 A.M. week SPECIA days and 4:00 ¥. M. daily. : For Baltimore, 6:3 M. AM 1220 13 | 8:00, *:10, 16:00 9:00, 9:50. 11:15. A. yklyn Annex, aff THE WEEKLY NEW YORK WORLD. : THE WASHINGTON WEEKLY STAR. ‘THE WORLD'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, pe's Creek Line, 7:25 AM. and. except S oli AML, 12:50, 4: 3 Fovaaily excen aunty? Sindaha UO ke LAS ‘A aafoty Dok, bound in leatherette ‘Tree Calf, of 320 12mo. pages, copiously fMustrated, postage ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL | PTepaid, together with a membership in The World's Book and Music Unions, by which all standand WAL AAD ALEXANDILA ASD WASHINGTUS | books and music can be bought at a great saving to the subscriber. Vor Alexandria,6:00,6:45, 8:40.9:47. 1 AM ALL FOR $1.90. noon, 2:09, 4:45, 4:35, 6:01, 8:05, 11:37 BM.’On Sunday ‘at 6:00, 9° 6:01 and 10:09 1M. : htt. ok ERS RECEIVED EITHER BY MAIL OUR SUBSCRIPTION COUNTER For. bones ‘the wee 6:00, 1AM ys ORD] BY OR AT svi PPL daily, cacept Stina’ eave Alexandria tor Washington, 6:05, 8 Sere EERE CE eee Ec meR IE eee Rt PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. 7:05 2 and TR -M. oS EY | ape ne So : paras 0 210. 9:3210 49 Mand 12 10uignt ADDRESS IN ALL CASES tion’ at the ‘ofion northeast Cor. | ner ot Leith etreot amd Ponneylvomia sveutas asd oi top THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, Station, where orders can be left for the checkingof WASHINGTON, B. @ baggage to destination from hotels and residences, CHAS TE: PUGLL General Manacer, | qe ES _PIANOS AND ORGANS. WOOD AND COAL. AMOMONT AIR LINE, Schedule in effect March 13th, 1887, 8:20 A. M—East ‘Teun. Mail Dally for, Warren ALLET & DAVIS 00/8 PIANOS—NEW AND | \7_ BALDWIN JOHNSON, rdonsvilio, Charlottesville, Lynch burg and Stations ‘beautiful styles of these Celebrated tpn | Vo Mholeale and fetal Dealer in Brood and Coal. piroge, Alctanaria and Tynchbure. Bristol, Knox | willbe sold HIS MONTH ORLY 41 BARGAING, to w wille, Home, Calera, ‘Montzomery and New Orleaua. | close room - summer. EB, Agent, Pullinan Sooper Washinton to New Orleans, SIT oth stu. w. 206 from the foremts and, mines 120 A Si-~Fast Mail Dally Yor Warreiton, Char- | Arete M Wa from sine aoe te Stations Ghes. & Oslo Houte, | (HICKERING, Terma Jor ie Branch foncnbars, Rocky Mount Denville and Stations be- | /Eteineey, W. G. METZEROTT & CO- Gace S11 Ask mes, Biranch, Othe, or ts recn Lynchburg and Danville, Gi a 3 S; Charlotds, Atlania, “Dirninghany Moutgomery, New | Si ‘9th ot. and Pa ave. ‘All connected by telephone, aalU-m | Oriesns, fexas and California Pallman Sleeper New York to'Atlants, in connection with Puliman sieepers | FA arpwan Pray HL Man. Alanta to New Oricaus and. Satu Bondorr Sleeper SROLTLESS txt: for, Biemingham, Vicksbitne and Shreveport. Sold PHENOMENAL DURABILITS, ‘Wholesale and Betail Dealer! fans Washinwtn to Atha ERA z 2:35 P. M—Daily exept, Sunday for Mansssss, HON METZEOTE & 00, OOAL AND WOOD. | sirasburg andintersiodite Stators: _mht7-1m ‘Gor, Oth 2nd Foun Ave. | 5:30 P. M.—Western Express Daily for We itor ment Gordonsville, Charlurtesville, Louisille, Cincumad EBER PIANOS— Main Office No 710 D at. nw. Offices and Yarts= and Line of Ghes. and Olio Koute. Pullman Sleeper ‘Hich tone, faultless touch; preferred by leading 216 A st me, Coal Depot— Bnd Solid Traima Wastivcton to Louisville: aise for | artiste, © HaulticeN DER E'STAT MAK. synergies ynelburs, ae Botan. oS oe mhi4 Sole Agents. Cor. Virginia and Delaware avenues: ns | Hoa wathwvestern Points,” ‘Tero! Si BROS FISCHER AND ESTEY 1 Canis is omit Gti the’ “eS Sleepers, Washington to Little tock without chasse | J PECKER BROS, FISCHER AND ESTEY PIANOS. | All Talephone Sencar Sold on easy terme and SS yrarwax, change. ooze Sole Aveute. | Boy Your 11:00 P. 3L—Southern Express Duily Denville, Raleigh, Asheville, Charlotte, Columbian, Aken, Augusta, “Allanta, Montgomery, New Orleaua, Texas and California. Pulinan Sleepers Warkunicton | 7 r ‘COAL woo to Montgomery, commocting with Pullman Parlor Cars ‘The new Estey Philharmonic Organ. A marvel in axD Moniunery to Row Orieais Pullman Slocpers Wasi- | the beauty and variety of ts unelfocts: Surpeiaing in rao oo Aiken without power Ean ool, oTruins op Waakuneton att Ohio division leave Wash BOF CORDES & STATMAN, JORHOON BROTHERS, MEDuliy’ aries hound ST gee aL ae OB JARVIS BUTIRS reg, | Tee mast cctsestve Sesien m So Dine Cael. Daily’: a wand Fea Mand 4 as ‘ M.; Heturmin leave ound 16-034 M- Daily, au x. Baktanere,_ | So Setice ten any Sem cout How © 10 FM. Dally excopt Sanday, arriving Washington ‘Through traizus from the South via. Charlotte, Dan- willeand Lynohbure, rive in Wasisucion 8:10 A St Branch Offices end Yards: and 8:25 PM. vig. East Tom. Bristol aud Lyne 1515 Seventh street north wast. , ‘via Ches and | World. Newby & Evans and Wencr Bros.. the best mo- iyep Ducaapbenstaneemmsunesgvel ay “Simms self-playing ihstranventa. ae meng 1221 Ninth street northwest. 003 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. (Comer of Third and K streets northwest ‘Wharves and Railroad yard 41__ Twelfth and Water streets southwest __ MEDICAL, é&. )ANDEUFF CURE HEADS OF LADIES AND (gentlemen manipulated by the hands of « skillful Her own beautiful bair ts proof of the treatuncut. BENNETT, 1907 Pa. ave. nw. aye formation omficoGOL ennsyl nia avenue, and at Fasseuger Station, Venpavivauta Retlroad, Gti aud Bstree:s JAS. 1. TAYLOR, tah. General Passorcor Agent. furn “POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. (QTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-ST. WHARF ou Sunday Tuesdays aud Khurwiays at 7a. for Pe whart, Sundays down and Wednosdage up, Breut ‘swhia : m % Sha Chapel Pot, Thursdays down aud Moudays and | UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP Wednesdays up. AND DURABILITY. G. T. JONES, Agent, 7th-st. wharf, ‘ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE O& JOHN MGAHEE, Alexandria, Va. Axent. mb10 | speciat attention of Purchawers invited to the new | {VA two of, De BROTHEN'S tovigursting, Cordial, YOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. ARTISTIC STYLES Smshed in designs of power bieperte vier tetas stem. ot ° a woo) "The Steamer SUE, Capt. W. C. * ro . C chegan, will re HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. sume her trips between BALTIMORE aud WASH- Pose Trax Ouve On, Assweet and palatabless ‘Large Invoices in Stock, ELPHONZO YOUNGS (Company, 428 Oth street, ja13. DENTISTRY. B. STARE PA Filling a Specialty liso: the cure f too out extracting’ A Local atventhctis used oer tan tee sg" ETO a ‘the pain of ext yk. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH ST.NW— D' tracted without pain, by aid of slow See, Repeated an weet on Us sree cen ‘All operations guaranteed. BM TALBOTT, DENTIST, three doors from corner of K. Den! branches “Teeth inserted 67 ber sot. All'work wart z ATTORNEYS. j (Giese CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT ‘Law, Barbour Law , “400 avenue,’ Washington, D. oP taing, te 12 tee 2 GEATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS’S COCOA. From $6.00 up tothe fine. ae ‘Also WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES, BICYCLES, ‘TRI- W, BASKETS, BIRD ee CAGES. tore | Towert Prom = «Gh RUPPERT, these ips wook point, We: | 27 403-405 7th st. nw. ‘kooping” ourselves, worrs with arb saline SIMD with boiling water cr milk. Sold only Steet pod repel JAMES EPPS & 00., Homeopathic Chemists, a24-m,tuke ‘London, England. New Hour Sewme Macurmes. ‘The standard of excellence and superiority in every respect. Ladies, call st our office and examine the ‘work that can only be done on the celebrated and. runnning NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE. 8, OPPENHEIMER & BRO,, Sole Agents, 528 9thst. nw. St. Cloud Building, HOSE SEEKING THE HIGHES1 S1ANDAMD OF Send. to: Nev SEWING MACHINES, &c. of | ington about 3:30 p.m. 2e16. EXCELLENCE, at lowest éut with the finest’ workmans terial, coupled with the fact that such article is manu- y & reliable, company, established. twenty. itha responsible guar- NEW" AMEMORS, No. 7, SEWING ‘MACH Ne factured ht years ago, and furnished. utes for five years, will buy the SILENT i or Foot and Han: C. AUEKBACI tal for new illustrated. postal for new rs any address, sts, le Agency D.C. catalowruc, usiled free wed Machines of all the'standsed snake 0° cea Fis 4 sale or rent. ‘Telephone call, 4222-2. h29 ‘OTHING EXCEEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWING Nici: ‘experts as the machine extant for: Work and Beauty of Finish. sure and seoit, J. F. McKENNY, stn. w., J.B. RICHMOND, bbe ee Sele bores oe Draping Dresses, Fries Basx Coscaes. Basx Coscuzs BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES, ‘At Factory Prices. At Factory Prices, and oft | 2 Stdmore:” Admiratle faunily apartments and NS I. geet ttn cone oo Soe canta, | ures oF | Be oe Sten See a RS DR WILSON, BUI GKADUATE INGTON aud for all landings on the Potomac River, | SECOND-BAND PIANOS: A fine assortment of M’ ‘oldest established, Belisble Laden Pym Yiarch Ist, leaving Baltimore Tuesdays and #ridaysat makes at all prices, Camu, can be consulted daily at 1105 Park Pisce. 1 5p.m.and Washington Sunday 4p. in. Freight re- | Prominent E snes between Badge ent el ale OE SESPHENSON eS BROS nea MIANOS FOR RENT. eee ee apeeee : 19 10thst ae WM. ENABE & C9, END FOR PRICE LISTS—PATENT MEDICINES, 126-6m. Ofice: (1 Ot ee nw. | a 817 Market Space. )Perfumes, Pills, etc, 50 PST norms, .? TOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. 428-tthe-3m__ 672 N. 10th st, Puiladelplua, BNEW THON STEAMEM “WAR EETELD™ Do Not Porcrase 7\EALNREE TNS CAGARE, AD a Mew MB Leaves 7th st. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, | Og nn EA 8 ES ee ne TE STAL® | a thoroughly first-class instrument ata mediumprioa | Was deaf twenty -cght yeare, ‘Treated by most of the FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p-m., touching at River Land- eet ye yg waa ves . Be Ose ua Coneetts wita Band Orie st | , Second-hand Pianos and Organs at prices from610 | three months, and since then hundreds of other eg See 'B. PADGETT, A ee Ts. PAGE, SheppeTDLEY Manaeers on ja8$ | “Styest ansortment of S-cont Masse in thecity. 41 West Sint at, CW. RIDLEY, 5 225 og Rew York City. IRECT TO NEW YORK—FREIGHT STEAMERS Ss =—— 2 JOHN GIBSON and E.G. KNIGHT leave Pier 41, | _ap24 street. ‘waste, 00 ee cea ALOE MOMS | owas FLD seat Ske Freight at lowest raten. at Sperm geil eens i oogeee Mt VERNON! MT. VERNON! 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Peepers tae 1.1L. BLAKE, Captain _ OCEAN STEAMERS. SEOPT HOUTE TGFORRGE roy m2. on Fparsr catego ed Ems, Wed Aprts- 0:30 i Eiderset Apr 16,18:50pam, ‘Saale, Wed. jg Trave, Wed.,Apr. 20, 3 p.m. Elbe. Sat. Apr. 30,10. 30a... saloon tments, Prices: 1st cabin, 25, ets Tet tb location: 2d cabin S408 SEARS aeehage at low raten, Apply to ‘steerage! oot 'E. F. DROOP. 915 Penn. ave, eee TIFIC AS- ee a odin, tories at bey Lome AOE: FINANCIAL. _ Soares oe ear wwemoniain see tf ave., Wash, D.C, sirable rooms for transients. Absence of dust and ‘this Hotel Sirseramsed ‘ere somigrable, besutiful, ‘and thor- Sn W. L. BTORK, Proprietor. Horm Vexvous, BROADWAY AND 41ST STREET, NEW YORK. AMERICAN PLAN. Centrally located. All the latest improvements. ‘and service unexcelled. SS etree meee SSRES PSE Fie wee PROFESSIONAL. AD. cy ZEMONA. GIFTED Meee she oo Bthet- bee Dand bets Bw