Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1888, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the %, hours commencing at $ p.m. For the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware, light to fresh northerly winds, Réarly stationary temperature, threatening ‘weather and light rains es Lt. Parsons interested in the collection of ptc- tuten, and expecially of the folding cards repre. Seutibg the living rulers, fag sand coats of arms of ai the nations “of the world, will Ue pleased to Jearn that Duke, Sous € Co., are about to issue an albuia containing a complete collection, which embraces fifty different countries, This album ts ‘ag beautiful, interesting and unique a publication as Was ever presented t» the public, and will be Gelivered to évery one who returns seventy-five folders (same as taken from the 5-cent boxes of Turkish Cross-Cut Cigarettes). The albums will de deitvered on snd after April 15, and until fur- ther notice on receipt of the folders, with f of returning suc! 2 soe senieatsear aed tic See Tan Pas fs certainiy a iiberal offer, and one that wili be ap- preciated by the public. Those who are saving thetr empty Turkish Cross-Cut boxes for the pur- of securing one of the magnificent of ngtry of Theo are reminded that the folders from such boxes will secure to theman album also. Croan Stone you S418 See Business Chandes, SyRUP oF Fros is nature's own true laxative. Tt fs the most easily taken, and the most effective remedy know to cleanse the system when bilious oF costive; to dispel headaches, colds, and fevers; tw cure habitual constipation, Indi piles, &e. Mannfactured only by the Califoruia Fig Syrup Co, San Francisco, Cal. All druggists, ‘CuEW “Rosenfold’s Gem” Tobacco. Conscwnus’ Norice.—Aithough the ot beet hss advanced from two to three cents @ pound, we are still seling at our olf. prices, which wé guarantee todo ail the year around. is an Sbject to purchasers, as they always know just ‘what they have to pay for their meat, not expect ing a raise all the time. We sell best rib roast at TSc.; sirloin steak, 15. ; cormed-Deef, 6 to 10c. All other cuts at same low prices. At Naw Yous Manxer, Corner 34 and Indiana aventie, __ 8. L Hoovan, (Prop.). For Saze—A good fire-proof safe. Sold cheap; cash or time. Address Box 98, Star office * Dror Us 2 Postar ordering a trial sack of our “special” fancy Minnesota flour at $5.90 Dbi., $1.48 quarter, 74c. elghth, saving yourself the middle Joan's profit of $1 pet bbl. Satisfaction guaranteed ‘Branebes 7 ‘ier Market, and 96 O-streot Market. Wx Youu like to draw your attention to, our Itne of Spring Style Hats. “Eng! wo, Nu (apie, Peartand Saiok are a fow-of cur’ ieading Frac, One-price Hatter and Furnisber, ‘Cor, 7th and D sts. Uyri Arun. 1 we will make a discount of 10 per cent on all purehases made from us for cash mor verore delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up- holstery Goods and Bedding. All marked In plain figures. W. B. Mosks & Sox, 11th und P sta, Pierce Frames and moldings of latest pattern at lowest prices. Woop & FoxsvrH, 1208 F street CURIOSITIES FOR A Diae MUsEUM.—A toothless baby, 4 laying hen and a shy trout are perfectly natural, but aman who has brain or nerve dis- ease and don’t use Scotch Oats Essence 1s enough of a fool to offer himself for exhibition at a dime lnuseusn, ¥ Men's good fur Derbys $1.50, fine $2, best $2.50. Latest styles. A. T. Lewis, 43 7th st. We Have a consignmet of oriental from one of New York's largest tm) tn structions are to sell 10 per cent off landing Tor the next two days. W. B. HOEK, 801 Space. ¥or Washington dressed beer go to Jno. R. Kelly, stalls oq G20 and Gao Center Market, and 300 and 208 Nortflern Liberty. Corn beef a spectalty. ‘Wats. Parrns, window shades, decorations, &c. ne PAT gan HENDERSON, O25 F St: DW CITY AND DISTRICT. oe Amusements To-night, NaviowaL.—“The Jit.” ‘Hanuis’,—“Marked for Life.” gaxan’s.—Lily Clay's Gayety Co. Condensed Lecals. G. G. Bergiing and _W. B. Orme were accepted a8 jurors in Circuit Court No. 2 ¥ a the case of M.S. Brown against Mary ‘was taken up in the Court in General 1s a divorce cage in which the husband agnd the decree was made on the cross- wife. ‘Knowiton, for many years a resident of tfora, Ontario; Where he Bad” gone Brant ontario, W 2 gon treatment for cater. He was seventy- age. james Moneyhan, a Baltimore and Ohio brake- fell from che cars at Wantz’s Landing, W. ‘&., yesterday, and waskilled. WEEKLY Stan's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s, Offered free to every new subscriber for one year to We Wanniy Stan it is a handsomely printed eek of 161 pages, profusely illustrated. with more ‘than 100 inapeand abdcontains eat in another col manga ment 1b column. sexton, “Frank Sexton, Nending Stoddard, ward ‘Sexton, ing Robert Cavanaugh, T. 6. McDonald and T. U: Conrad, jr., active inembers. -" W. Mills Was last night elected major of the 3d battalion, and Capt. E i. Campbell = wayte of the ¥¢ Men's . ayte, secretary fen’ © to become gener for Mary jary- with rs at Baltimore. “Cash” sends $6.25 and Mrs. Hugh McCulloch a bundle of clothing (o Tuk Stax for the benefit of ‘Ube family who suffered by the fire corner 9th and K on the morning of the 27th inst. ‘The Criminal Court met and at once adjourned, as @id Cyeult Court No.2. ‘The ovher courts ad- Joufhed After transacting little business. B. FP. McGrann was drawn as a juror of Circuit ‘Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold yesterday at sale 15 shares of the Citizens’ National for $117, and 20 shares of the Northern Lib- erty Market Co., for $175. Celia Washington, a colored servant girl, em- ployed in the house of Mr. Wm. Richter, No. 1157 7th street, was charged in the Police Court to-day with the gran@larceny of $45 from her employer, and the case was continued. ‘One hundred galions of soup will be given out at Wiliard’s Hotel, to-morrow at 3 0’ ‘and one hundred gallons on Saturday, to the recor. mended vy the Leutenants of the different police precincts. el 28 il J i paeeeS tee Forry-Frve ax Firry-Mrvurg Traixs are run frou Washington to Baltimore via Baltimore and Onto only, and excursion tickets to Baltimore at Tate of oné dollar for the round trtp, wil: be sold for ail Baltimore and Ohio trains next Friday, Satur- day and Sunday, for return until next Mon- day, inclusive. "Nineteen trains Friday and Satur- day: ‘Thirteen trains Sunday. . —— A THEFT IN A Sratiox-novsE.—A colored girl Lumints. Jackson was convicted in the (Criminal Court yesterday on the charge of stealing a gold watch ab& chain from Anna McCarthy, a white woman, while they were both locked in the ‘same cell in the 121b-street station-house in Janu- ary last. Miss McCarthy stated that she had trouble with a hackman and finally ound im Ube station-house. She left it about mid- ‘and found that her waten and chain were ‘She had seen the defendant make move- as If concealing something but had said ‘The defendant ci: ‘that she found after the complaining witness i iif : E 5 Sacibieees EXCURSIONS. —The Baltimore and Ohio pany Will sell excursion tickets to returning unt Monday, incluswvec at uni ve, Saue sees express trains, with cars will leave Baltimore Baio depot next Sunday at ‘oom and 11” ame i H : maps and abd contains ‘wealth of See advertise- tacat in anocber colums, fa ES to Baltimore for all trains March ‘and Apri 1, at rate of $1 for the round trip, ‘good until Monday, Apri! = inclusive. 10 ad- dition to: Har ernedule two special fast. €x- at 9 and 11 next Sunday morning. Parior cars on : j SEEEEE. seal H Hi SERRE. 62 Sth E me Slit it : ! E | i i Hl At the meeting of the tenants players of the Dis- ‘ict, held last evening in the banquet hall of the Arlington Hotel, the following representatives ‘Wee present: H. W. Spofford, Vesper Lawn Ten- nis Club; Kennon Peter and J. 8 Davidson, Tudor Place Tennis Club; Oscar Menocal, Navy-yard Ten- Bis Club; Douglass Dyrenforth, Eugene Byrnes, L. W. Seely, and Dr. F. R. Lane, Capital Bicycle ‘Tennis Club; John Davidson and Wm. P. Metcalt, Bachelor Teanis Club; Dr. F. P. MacLean, Vesper ‘Tennis Clu; Chas, L. MeCawiey, Columbia Ath- letle Club; Rowan Stevens, Washington Tennis Club; H. W. Smith, Bachelor Tennis Club; Oscar Woodward, Country Tennis Club; Dayton 8. Ward and’. M. Richardson, New Jersey Avenue Lawn Tennis Club; Orris Browne ‘Robert Browne, Arlington ‘Tennis Club; Jas. Mexnone, Count Horace ‘Capitol Eoetr itie nei ee bain nae ‘Tennis Club, and W. Hawkins Taylor. Mr. 3 Dyrenforth was called to the chair and Mr. H.W. Spofford officiated as secretary. On motion of Mr. Oscar Woodward, of the country club, 1t was decided to place the ‘entire charge of the tournament in the Sisting of Dr. F.V. MacLean, president; Mr. Day- tou 8. Ward, New Jersey Avenue Tennis Club; Mr. Jonn J. Chickering, Kendall Green Tennis Club; Mr, Shas. 1. MeCaviey, Columbia, Athiewe, Club; and Mr. ‘H.W. Spofford, secretary reasurer. ‘They were instructed to'so arrange ‘the local tour. nament that it would in no manner interfere with ‘the Baltimore tournament of the Southern Lawo Tennis Association, to ve held on or about the 6th o oa a twenty-n as present Stated that they purposed at partic. tn the Baltimore tournament of the Southern Al and also stated that they would enter the local tournament. No flaal action was taken im regard to grounds for the local tournament, but ft was suggested that suitable courts could be obtained at the United States Arsenal at the Ma- Tine Barracks, Several favored the acceptance of the offer of Mr. J. F. Waggaman toconstruct courts at the Highlands, on the propert® of the Country Club. ‘The matter was left in the hands of-the Committee of arrangements. NEED OF ATHLETIC GROUNDS. Several present expressed regret that within the city Limits there is no destrable central at well- constructed athletic grounds where a contest of ‘Uhis nature can be conducted, and 1t was suggested that some philanthi it having a square of va- cant ground could make an excellent use of his land apd a small amount of money by providing for this local Want, A resolution was adopted Ruining a commitice, consisting of Dr. MacLean, ir. Mccawley, and Mr. Brown, for the put of povsinthe Walter V. R. Berry, of this city, tocom- in the coming Baitimore ‘tournament of the thera Tennis Association for the champtonship Silver pitcher now held by Mr. Leigh Bonsal, of Baltimore. It ts thought. that Mr. can ‘win the pitcher if he will enter the tournament, and Fashington players are very anxious to have the tropuy brought back here if possible. Several hundred dollars’ worth of trophies are promised for the local tournament. no ae Sa Dangerous Doge May be Shot. NO BREACH OF THE LAW TO KILL A VICIOUS ANIMAL WHICH ATTACKS YOU. ‘A colored man named Jas. Simpson, who lives tn Hillsdale, was before the Police Court to-day charged by Agent Key,of the Humane society, with cruelty to animals fn shooting a dog. Two old colored men testified that the dog was a mixture Of Dull and something else, and was known as a dangerous animal. ‘The other day one of them the dog ran after Simpson and a crowd of people laughed at him because he outran the dog. Simpson went Into the house and returned with & shotgun and shot the dog. Officer Anderson thought it was a victous dog. ‘The defendant testi- fied vo the bad character of the dog, and said that he shot it in self-defense. The judge said that who owned vicious should not let Fun at large, and the case ‘The St. Louis Convention. MEETING OF DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR OF ME. NORRIS FOR DELEGATE. A meeting of democrats in favor of the election of Mr. Jas. L. Norris as delegate from this District to the national democratic convention was held last evening, and there was an interchange of ‘views in regard to the sentiment in the several districts. Mr. Norris said the meeting was for final consulation as to the best methods of secur- ing @ fair election in each district, and to take Steps to bring ut the full democratic vote. ————— Im Behalf of Injured Animals, ‘To the Editor of Tax Eve1no Stam: ‘This morning on K street, near 15th street, a team belonging to one of the ice companies ran away. One of the horses, a fine large gray, was severely injured in one of its hind legs. The driver and veterinary surgeons made the poor ‘animal as comfortable as possible and with great diMcuity succeeded in getting it to the stabie. In @ city like Wash: where accidents are ‘almost a daily occurrence, there should be, as in other large cities, an ambulance for the removal Of sick or injured animals, Cot New York and Philadelphia have these ve and ant mais that are unfortunate enough to be tojured are carried to their stables as comfortably as if they were human beings. The society for “Pre- Vention of Cruelty to Animals” should see to it that Wasington is thus equipped. = -M. B. T. Mr. RICHARD MaNsrigip's ENGAGEMENT at Al- Daugh’s next week will begin with “A Parisian Romance,” in which he bis first. great suc- cess a3 Baron Chevreal. ‘The sale of seats 13 now ‘going on at the box-onice. To Batriwore iw 45 MivvTes—The Baltimore and Ohio Kajiroad 1s the only line running limited express trains to Balumore in forty-five and nifty minutes, and the one dollar excursion tickets to Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio, will be honored on ali trains, Nineteen trains Friday and Satur- day. Thirteen trains Sunday. ‘a aes Fire Last Niout.—Last night the ¢: and Wheelwright shop of Henry T. Rets and W. T. Wilson, Nos. 635 and 637 New York avenue, ‘was partially destroyed by tre, The logs to, the stock ‘was about $250. uuilding Was owned by Jas. G. Bowen, and is insured. Ong DOLLAR To BALTIMORE AND Back—One Dot- 1ak—Excursion tickets to Baltimore at rate of $1 for the Found trip will be sold tor ALL BALTIMORE AND Om1o TRarNs next Friday, Saturday and Sunday, good ‘antil Monday, inclusive. In addition to the regular schedule two tast express trains, with par- Jor cars attached, will leave Baitimore and depot Sunday at'9 a m. and 11am. Tickets can be procured at 1351 and 619 Pennsylvania avenue, DELAY IN OPENING THE CoURT.—Notwithstand- ing the fact that policemen and others were nou- fied to appear in the Police Court this morning at 8 O'clock, as there was to be an early session of the IU was 9:25 o'clock when Bailiff Revels opened the court. Many police ofticers and wit- eases were In court a few minutes after the hour ppotnted and were compelled to remain about tue butlding much longer than they need have done if the court had met promptly on ume. As Usvai.—The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad be- ing the first of the Washington roads to inaugurate popular excursions to the national capital is the rst to annownce lar excursions ere to and will sell excursion tckets to Baltl- fore next Friday, Saturday and Sunday for all its traus. ‘The round-trip fare will be ove dollar, and Uickets will be valid for retura passage uatil ‘next Monday, inciusive. Nineteen trains Friday and Saturday; unirveen trains Sunday. * weather enctoene = Tur Davuuge Bor, or The Battle Field of Shiloh, wil be given with ‘military display at Masoni¢ ‘Temple, from the 2d to the 7th of April, under the auspices of Une lyceum of Une Metropolitan M. E. } e E Rariw Traxsrr.—Time ts almost annihilated by | —_-—— CHANGES AMONG CaTHOLIC CLERoY.—The Baltl- plore American saya that Father Boland, of st. te sucoced Pate en. of Be. Moomast — Arrenrion {3 called to the sale of the property ube northwest corner of ivania avenue ‘Tax Stax of the 22d instant reports that the District Commissioners have recommended to Congress that the bill now under consideration tn prompt whe creme tar island should permit a departure from the existing ‘sign, in order that topographical and other portant considerations may be availed of the cit fedoavera i z 38 i i it i i id i iE i i acat i (i geeaceree ee he aj He iy ny gents Arse In, importance (though? que & tod. $7 dea), Me i practically timposhibie (40 Justice 20 it, on the improvement of abutting 7 CO! it upon the grea expense ‘entaRed upot ifr fev ing it down or filling it up to adapt it to the street For compact occupation the plan Rg nig Menger Very apt to be overestimated. holders who want to make the most of their small city Jots, with) quick, returns, favor auch a plan, over. looking other considerat lasting evils to the occupant Faphy favors such ® plan it may be carried out— With discretion; Dut Where it does not, and espe- ctally as in the case of Washington, where a dense Population 1s not a necessity, and by no means de- Strable, as it occurs In many'other cities, 118 not & profitable policy. ent fopostaphy Of the Distrlet, beyond the pres- ni ‘oi city, properly considered, lleved to be adverse 'to & continuation Of the original plan. This fact need, by no means, mar the famed beauty of the city, or prevent the occur- Fence, to a large extent, Of “magnificent dis. tances” in the new lay-out. An attempt to enforce 4 strict compliance with the Plan will be more detrimental to public and private interests than to permit, discretionary deviations trom it, Such as the District, Commissioners advise. have given long and labored attention to the sub- Jeet, and thelr deliberate and offctal opinions and o ave Teasoning ought to have weight. 4 From Rockville. NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM A NRIGRBORING TOWN— PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE CIRCUIT COURT—VIOLA- TION OF THE LOCAL-OPTION LAW—BKIRMISH BE- TWEEN LAWYER AND WITNESS. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR Rockviix, March 27, 1888, This being the first daPthat any criminal cases were taken upiu the Cireult Court a very large crowd was present as witnesses and defendants in ‘the various cases to be tried. The first one tried Was that of the State agt. James Ganley, charged With violation of the local-option law by the sale of whisky near Germantown. He was found guilty by the jury, and a fine of $200 was imposed. ‘The next case was that of the State agt. Sandy Beckwita, colored, for violation of the local-option law; found guilty, and a fine of $100 im; In two other cases of the same nature against him the court ordered a stet, upon the ground that the evidence showed that he was not a dealer in liquor, having only sold a small quantity at a camp meeting near Barnesville last Se] ber. Beckwith is one of the parties who was shot and Dadly wounded by the sheriff and his posse, who Were trying to make arrests on the camp d. In the two cases of the State agt. Jett. Dawson, on charge of larceny, the prisoner was foun guilty and sentenced to three years in the peni- wat ag Bs Mtbotwn charged with ase r 5 C fi guilty; sentence not yet im; ‘The grand jury $s sill and nave thus far made forty presentments, the inajority for vio- lation of local-option law. It is likely the number will reach 100 before adjournment. After the adjournment of court the usual monot- ony of the evening was relieved by a lively little “skirmish” between a prominent member of the ‘bar and one Of the witnesses in a case tried a few days ago, much to the amusementof a large crowd In front of the court-house. No blood was spilled, the combatants were separated and the witness left, swearing v« ‘at some future period. Miss Mary Wall.ce, a highly-respected and well- known resident of Rockville, died this evening of barr aie few aed aa ide 1 iniportant meeting doard of manage- ment of the Agricultural will be held on Wednesday ext, April 4, at which the question of holding a spring exibition will be determined, Bi rf j i —-_—. Mannusce Ltorwsna-—“Marriage licenses nave Deen issued by the clerk of the court to John Wilson and Caroline Chase; Joseph Coleman and Laura Ash; Joha E. Donaldson and Alice Rosanna Morrison, Of Loudoun County, Va.; James 8. Tay. lor, of Stokes County, N.C., and Nellie Moon, of Randolph county, Ind; James L. Whiteside and Lizzie A. Shaw, of Montgomery County, Md.; Jas, 4H. Purdy and Amelia L. Dimmick; T. J. Sweeney and Celia Augusta Burnes; Kobert Lancaster, of Prince s County, MG., and Mamie E Dun- et of Pairl County, Va.; A. T. Marks and Ger- ‘om ~ a Bei Ps cane C3 Frederick yunty, Luzie vi lont County, Ma ri maaeed Te You Fee: Tien, Weak and weary, worn out or run down from hard work, by itupoverished condition of the blood or low state of the system, you should take Hood's Sarsapa- Willa, The peculiar toning, purifying and vitalizing qualities of this successful medicine are soon felt throughout the entire system, expelling disease, and siving quick, healthy action to every organ, It tones ‘the stomach, creates an appetite and rouses the liver and kidneys, Thousands who have taken it with bene- fit, testify that Hood's Sarsaparilla “makes the weak strong." “I took Hood's Sarsaparilla for loss of appetite, dys- pepsis and general langour. It did mea vast amount ‘of good, 4. W. WILLErORD, Quincy, I.” HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggiste. $1; sixfor@5. Prepared only by. L HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 1 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR Dost Par $1 A Yano For LADIES’ BROAD CLOTH: our cash price is onl} ‘87 e.; pure wool,one yard and a half wide, GOBELU BLUe, TERRA COTTA, TAN, OX BLOOD AND Don't 2c. for BEAUTIFUL SATTEEN BNL 8% for IFUL SATTEENS, our Don't BO. fe JENRIETTAS, the perigee ete a hen COTTA, TAN AND K. = Don't 10c. t nee ioe, ee ‘the best yard-wide COTTON, our We wig are {eying to, well the cheapest dry goods in Cash Customers will select ong of the following pregguta they bay "Go.cr overs (A yair of Silk ome broidered Corset 75. Damask Towels, Sir Half Dozen Damask eskibe 7oe- . CARTERS MARKET SPACE, NEAR BOSTON VARIETY The. tee STORE. Don’t ‘Se. rt py 75e. for BLACK SURAH SILKS, our cash FANCY SILKS. 37%. 40, 45, and 500. BLACK AND COLORED "SILKS, to reduce our immense stock. eo GREAM, ALBATROSS, extra-wide double width, ‘TRICO CLOTH pure wool, double width, 373. eee ge ft worta “$1.00,, one ‘Doren: :'Two pairs Dameak Towels, worth ee, ut fora estate in) Race iat pny as aerate ‘Ber ts sold at those wishing to invest Hars: Hare: SPRING STYLES IN ALL THE NEW COLOR, At G2, £2.50, $3, 3.50 and 94. SPRING STYLE SILK HATS, 25, 96 and $8. CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND CANES. GLORIA UMBRELLAS WITH GOLD AXD SILVER HANDLES at 62.25 and 92.50. JAMES Y. DAVIS? SONS, Fori7e, For ic. For 17c.’ For 17¢, Large Dinner Plates, worth $1.48, in first quality, ‘We will in seconds sell for 7c. each, Handsome Easter Souvenirs, gists only. Phillipe’ Digestibie a ve tritious pe’ Pigest ‘Cocoa, 83 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottic, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail MoGmn’g, 9th nearDst, was Callfornia Tickets, J. F. Milnor, B. £ 0. Depot. 26 GOVERNMENT TESTS. The Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior to All Others. ‘The fact that Royal Baking Powder is, in all respects, the best baking powder offered to the public has been established beyond question. Prot, H. A. Mott, when employed by the U. 5. Government to analyze the various ‘baking powders of the market to determine which was the best and the most economi- cal, after an extended investigation, reported in favor of the Royal, and it was adopted for government use. . Prof. Mott has continued his examinations of baking powders sold at the present Gay, and now affirms tt us his deliberate judgment, arrived at after most thorough research and a careful examination of the principal brands of the market, that the Royal is undoubtedly the purest and the most relable baking powder offered to the Public. Prot. Mots, in bis recent report, says: “The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I have so found it in many tests ‘made both for that company and the U. & Government, “I will go still further and state that, because of the facilities that company has for obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar, and for other reasons dependent upon ‘the proper proportions of the same, and the method of its preparation, the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to ‘the public, De. HENRY A, MOTT, Pu. D., “Late U. 8 Government Chemist.” spouses K RENT—| 8 BT. Find caveabates ond; CITY ITEMS. De You Want One? ‘We will sell you one To-morrow, ‘Thursday, March 29, ‘The best quality Japanned Pails, But only one toeach customer. ‘The Fair, 812 7th street northwest, We have a few more of these ‘Trays at 4c., at 9c., at 14c. ‘Good Brooms for 12c, Fair Brooms for 9c. Dusters 4c. each. Come and See us for Goons. ME ST ee Sheree _Z. STRASBURGRR, 906 7th st. D.W. ‘The Standard’s Souver ‘will positively close by Saturday night, Butt., this week. rht or Dull Dong: B. Haga this week. INGS, ko. urchaser of $1 and up we will give a Painted Eastregge wt CUTIN OUR OWN STORE BY THE MAN WHO TAKES THE MEASURE AND WHO CAME TO US FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST “aromatic Squili Drops”” ‘They rapidly cure| NEW YORK MERCHANT TAILORS. ALL ‘Tue StaNDaMD Suor House, 824 7th st. Iw. boom; in the spring tra-la: &r. Most reliable cough dropsin ‘the World. 10c. per box. At. drug- COATS ARE TRIED ON “IN BASTE,” THUS snes INSURING SATISFACTORY FIT WHEN Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened | . ALFORD, 487 Penna. ave. Sm,Wwas ee yal Glue” mends China, GlassWood,&, | _poR SPRING GOODS WITH US? Alaerney Butter churned every mornit Fresh ing and delivered in 3g 1b. “Ward” prints, 45c. per Ib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MIL be. per quart, E B BARNUM & CO, J. C:Hididimen ‘Wide Wale, Whivoord, and Jersey Cloth, tailor-made, English Walking Jackets, $3, upward. Imported Shoulder Capes, in Silk and Jetted, 94.75 | UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Undergrou naught to do with the matter pow in baud. SSS cee 2 oferaapgasie ts hein aPes COME EARLY, BUT NOT OFTEN, AS THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH OF THEM TO GO AROUND. 927 and 920 7th st. n.w.. corner Massachusetts ave. (Open Seturday until 11 m. lire tin eatod oot of omebacsane 7 20 ez gent FROM WHICH WE ARE MAKING UPSUITS TOORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES AND GUARANTEEING SATISFACTORY FIT, IS ‘THE PRODUCT OF THE BEST MANUFAC- ‘TURERS IN ENGLAND, FRANCE, ANDGER- MANY. SCHNABEL, SIMONI, SCHOELLER, WEISIE, NELLISSEN, PRIESTLY, AND “F. & H” ALL CONTRIBUTE THEIR BEST louse; six rooms; th. MoLACI FoR T 30. CHAB. 830, By CHAS. RENT_TWO TWO.5' ‘TORY BAY WINDOW 2007 1 7 RENT--HOUSES. si 5 SABRE i ay ROR RENT-STORE ‘modern improvements ; ood location tor dry oy __FOR SALE—LOTs. the rapidly improving section of the city, speculative prices. Apply to mh28-3t “a HUYCK & CO., 5 Penmaylvania ave IN AMERICAN MAKES SUCH MILLS AND MAKERS AS “FAIRFIELD,” “SCHAGLITI- In addition to our usual Easter bargainsin. Shoes| COKE," “BERKLEY.” “ROYAL,” “CLEAR and Slippers, we will present every customer Wil a willow basket flea with eggs. RIVER" “NORTH ADAMS" “ROCK,” 35 | Boe location, “SWIFT RIVER,” “BROADBROOK,” “‘AU- account of the extreme low figures piaced on | BURN.” “NATIONAL,” EDDY, SAWYER, you will do well to purchase at once, HARRIS, OHASE, &., &, ADD THEIR STANDARD AND RELIABLE CASSIMERES, OHEVIOTS, TRICOTS, PIQUES, CORK- SOREWS, DIAGONALS, COATINGS, SUIT- OUR FACILITIES FOR MAKING UP THESE GOODS ABE UNSURPASSED. THEY ARE STO! JOR SALE—A LOT, ON THE 16th st, n.w., 204100, my located lots in East W Per foo! Apply to. wUFTY, 1 F st uw, site aide of the street, The charter for a street-car Foe. square foot. ‘28 PRATT & S08 mbsi-or ‘The Sun Buildine IR RENT—A SEVEN-ROOM BBICK HOUSE: bay window, celiar, me, impe.: OUR STOCK BEING PROBABLY THE LARGEST AS WELL AS THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE IN THE CITY, AND OUR PRICES AT LEAST ONE-THIRD LESS ‘THAN THE MERCHANT TAILORS, WEY SHOULDNT YOU PLACE YOUR ORDEES Poe aENT OR SALE_NE} room House, 214 51h n..: ‘OWRts, G01" Santon Place” opposite wh26 931 PENN. AVENUE Tents Srare Lorrezny. IMPORTER, CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000, REE ovr certify that we au the arrange. A S85 ERE Quarterly Drawings BR ff 8 Eke Pie Leeiniana State Lottery Conpanycend in pereon Fe AA Ses, Tf Ff RRR ‘manage and control the Drawings themselves, and that E AAA a eae! xR the same are conducted with honesty, ness, and ana Sys! T ERE RR Seek ite Sezer at zarsive, ave we op Com- mi ‘ert fac-rimiles of Our sig Natures attached: tn vs adBortiseinenta.® n IN N FI ME tupi® Mkbep EB uo LLLL IN NN EER & R ¥ French, English, and American Novelties in HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, AND PIECE GOODS. This stock is one of the largest, most carefully selected, and varied of any in the city, com- prising all the correct styles in Foreign and Domestic | Prizes drawn in The Louisiana Mate Lotteries Goods, at unapproachable prices. ‘counters, ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, st] nM. WALMSLEY, Louisians National Bank. 85 to 826. ‘Bank. ‘may be presented at our , Pres. IRE LANAUX, Pres, State National A Pres. New Orleans Ni espe es oom. ‘National, SPRING GARMENTS. LACE DEPARTMENT. e A choice lot of Chantilly Flouncing. These laces are a superior quality, an excellent black, and are pure ‘silk, and range in price from $1.75 to $2.50 a yard. NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRI ‘of $1,000,000—to which. f MMINGS. of $1,000, which a reserve Foster Kid Gloves, in all the new spring shades, $1.8 pair and upward. ‘Ladies are invited to inspect the goods. mb27.64 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | Peaple of any State. Uranavar: N Incorporated in 1868 for 25 ture for Educational and Charital 2d, A.D. The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the It never scales or postpones. GROUND (HOG) BWELL? NO! ind disturbances of unknown origin have ‘TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1888. 215TH MONTHLY DRAWING, stm buy it; it is CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. One last 24 00 fonts aka Nena e offered us which was $14.10. Of course we politely declined A firmly, fenerous offer—rogretfully, tin true Porftivelr, because! the principle involved We hola ONE-PRICE SYSTEM STRICTLY, Cer seater inane, bold bieck cl . haracters: STRICTLY ONE PRICE. UME meee aes 86." VICTOR & ADLEB'S ‘Per Cent Clothing House, 10 i ‘Strictly One Price, i i | F{OR RENT—A FURNISH juares: ching, lipen @ mediate houseke: the comforts of s homer mhy0-3t ray ee re SES ‘Commissioners. We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, will ies: att HF i ge u z este ig ‘re ee fe BEES eS ose eeSuesAe se: eed ee i SESRELSR LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. edded. = iming popular vote its was Beate Constitution adopted December Bd, A DALS70. SEE S| .S: ality Grand, Bingle Sumber Drawings take nod rosin. 63. B10. 19 renga months ( ig oh ola SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND DRAWING. CLAS D. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, 7 Latayette sq., 18r. Bi gap oe Fs Eee peel BR side of Swan st. between 16th st. a ire ave.; location the best, with sure rpid rise im value JAMES A BATES, 1407 Fst.n.w. mb. FS VEKY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS N.W. at, between 20th and Z1st, 25, Joh at, New Mand Mand Corner 2ist and P, 162x190. K, between 25th uhd 16th, 2 lote, ¥Bd at. between Pandy G2 test frout, tween 14th and 15th sts. nw. re and others seeking estments, viz. Tu feet frvat by 87, cor. South Capitol and O ect fron cor. 76 feet front by 57, int st nie bet D and E. 67 foot frout Uy 115 om Lith st. me, bet. Land K. _mbé-tun WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st, irbs, west of 17th. 25,000, McLACHLEN & BATCHLLDER, 1225 F st nw. BEST A Por sae, ROSSLYNN VILLA SITES. AQUEDUCT FREE BRIDGE NOW OPEN. The hanasomest building sites around Ws im any direction. ONLY 3 TO 6 CENTS PER Foor. _mb3-1m T. H. SYPHEKD & CO., 1007 F st. JROe SAC Bakoaixs—tors 1x or _SUBURBAN PROPERTY. WES reat, C5 ‘bear street care. tot sbout 0,000 square faut Ahk FLORCKAER — Si Cloud Bauding, \UBUKBAN PROPERTY— Mount it. fine Lots at 35 cents per foot jeridiap Hill, fine Lots at 40 ctu. per fuot. Columbia Colleve Grounds, fine Lots at 65 cts, per foot For particulars apply to R H TAYLOR, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. dies from $10 to 855, and for Misses and ages 4 to 16 yeare—fromi’@5 to @28. ‘Large, popular-price assortment of Children's Weight Costa, ranging from $3.50 and upward. ‘Ladies’ Short Wrapa, in Jet, Gimp, Lace, #ilk, Cam- el’s Hair and Cloth effects, in all the new and nobby abapes, rangiag in price from $7.50 to 875. Jackets in all the new cloths and latest styles. Fall pe now on exhibition. ‘Long Wraps in Ragians and Newmarket, A lot of Jerseys just in. aig GLOVES. wz So-dey 2 lot of Ladies’ Gloves, in ¢-batton, ‘Suede, tan assortment, at 85 cents 2 tnd mother lot of S-button Mousquetsire Suede tan and gray sssortment, st $1 per pair. Both lots of Gloves are embroidered in Self and Black. Complete stock of Gloves in all the best makes, HOSIERY AXD UNDERWEAR A tall line eS im Cotton, Balbriggan, snd Silk at pop- Mas M. J. Hor, - 1909 F ST. & Ww. Invites the LADIES to inapect her Stock of IM- ‘by DWELLING, JUST completed, 641 Penna. ave. #.¢: ine cellar and all ah fue ~ SWOKMSTEDT & ADLEY, a a mi Fe SALE—SEVERAL BLOCKS OF GROUND IN i South of Penusyivania ave. and west of 17tl st, at QOR SALE-SIX OF THE MOST DESIRABLE Dullding sites in Takoma Park ata bervain. Apply to 4. V.N. HUYCK & 00. Mh2S-St Pa. ave. | ST, BETWEEN Ovi . will be sold, if taken this wee: ‘foot, “HILL & JOHN- tahz7 St FO8 SALES RINE Los OXLY_Two QUAKES from Lincoln Fark. ‘These are the mot deaitabiy R SALE—WE HAVE SEVERAL 10Ts ON south side of New York ave, between Nort Capi- tol and Ist st. west; each 20x10L58. Five dwellings are being erected on the adjoiuing lots and the oppo- Fill no doubt be granted by Congress, | Vrvseut price K SALE—A BARGAIN IN SIX LOTS, NORTH New Haump- : Bet . 7 sT.. poe RRy See alee: PO D> VX. RUYCK & 00. 1308 Feomay vans eve, SALE—A LARGE AND DESt woUSsE lows Ginle. "For peruicutare un par to TVX HCE & OO, 7 ___~ 1605 Fennaylvensa ove JOR SALE — SEVEN FOUR-nooM _ maic Fivusen ‘Jertcommieed ant ents gic rood net 10 per cent it veatient wana. fie dots ou aves went de: Sey: WMCCULLOUON, Lamper Desier, _mnonas Cor. hath and W ete, Fes TH ST. 8. W.. THREE STORY ba es.” Lali, wide lhey a brick with window, nr tied frame houses; lot 30 for ott god beth mod. mpm 0. F CoLuNaw Nei ee BE MOVED nw u 1939 and 1941 yeh mbes ae ap eP ep? £328 7 ar _s £2 houses ih rear.4.000 re The above te & portion of the “propert books. | For full list call at offic» for bulletin the Istand 15th, fmb27) THOS. EV AGa: JOR SALE—BARGAIN IN COLUMBIA Hr Lot elevated. south frout : for tew da: 3,stary yap-window brick, $24. wear M xt: m, x we 10-room House and Frait Farm of 4 acres, at Falls Church. 7 ‘ rier Cal Parma, Mills, and City Property on o1 us. WASH. DANENHOWPL mb27 6 Buccemsor Wo Daneuhower & sn OK SALE—1529 8 BT NW. A PenPEct home. with & modern tmjroverueuts. bot Tiy feet deep toalley. Peruigaion tw iuspet can be obtained only at this office. W. RILEY DERRLE, _m yy Sr ce 1a Pat, Ok SALE— DRLIGHTFUL PRIVATY MEST esis See = and basement. close to Farrag Ut Sa Uiree bath-roome Taree rear front by 13 ieot deep to public alley. ail ences: be: Ubauryarwer THOS. J. FISHER mh24-1m. i JOR SALE—1236 1510 STREET N ‘brick, 12 rooms. mod co mo PP cone Tsox (Ou the north side, 25% frout by 493 ft, deep “ “ = 17 On the south side, = 120 Pe ~ Apply 8 EWI vad 435 Tae. mb24-1w (wecoud tioor. KR SALE-WE OFFER AT A BARGAIN THE follow.ng lots, to which we gall the attention of 40 to 160 feet frout by 1 Hatten, bet. 0 and P. SALE—CHOICE VILLA SITES IN THE NEAR street extended: fiue %. 0. wt : view of Rock Creek Valley and City; price, 000 to according to size Large lot on 2 jeights ‘st Goenta.” Lot-on. Columbia Bigs ery SAFEST DEPOSIT FOR savines—$25 down and 810 per month will buy retblocatea bas Taare venue, {our jusres from Pennasave, IK. oul “QnbIT-lin Ke A: PHILLIPS, 1410 New fork ave. | a | peat hocallty of GEORGETO Care pans | Maguin of GbO. F. SCHAYER, “Paci” bitdig Jor = aut, 20c.; Forest Glen, Md. to Se.; M st. 70c. 25th st, 260. ‘£29-1in' 3. R HERTFORD, 14233} F st_ ————_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——————— mb246t street iw TOR SALE MODERN DWELLING HOUSES N.w, M st. ucar Thumas Circle, 14 rooms, 11 rou #1 L000. Lest, bet. 15th and Leth, 0 roouns, 86,800 at, bet. 13th and 14th, 10 rovnin, 86,750. 24th st., store tenancy, #5,000. 22th st. bet. G and H, frame, €3,500 Cor. 4th and East SU560, Luuprows 50a, Re es as ree POR BALE—NEW THREE-SIORY BRICK DW! ten rooms, bath room and cellar furnace al improvemeuia, tandscmely payercd, lo Sated two equaree ge irc rice 6.600; terms very easy. port pic 130) Ft iw LOK SALE — THREE DESIRAULE cOKNER Dorthwest, at 87,000 iaaa aa alba fase Fo" sate Th ten Sey nnuat bo Muapooed of gtian sor 108. J. FisHER 2 0. mh23-6t 1326 F ot nw. Fok SAHEGRHODE ISLAND Ave. BETWEEN 24th and 15th; new: 13 rooms; built im the most thorough manner. MM. PARKER, mae it 1618 Ft JOR SALE—1510 Q ‘Duilt yn “most approved manwer for camera use. aid.cheap, price reduced. “MM: PARKER.” LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — POR vacanyT ktound three-story brick, neat Goverument Pru TTRACTIVE HOUSE ON A COR: th ground: surrounding 30th wt i Se door , Fsmouthly payment 0 parties seeking nice . ments, I faviee inspection of those beautiful Houses on Hat and Linden Place n. ©. of dibooest domam, vow sed tape teesten mean jerer, <3 rer and Buildings, + to 10 rooms each, hatidsome sciid anthve ERY VALUABLE on Mansschu- ae ete ae m24-la* residen¢ ee patbullaiowra in atom ct 4 sig? bor boud contains dsm GURLEY BROS., 1319 Fst. oak mantels, open fire , Cathedral glass finely built, bavdsomel; ie different words aud seta, acd ite ek in the prettiest aud 1uost rapidly improving part Dortheast; prononpeed by purchasers te 3 best built and cheapest houses ever uflered 1b Wash W. E BURFORD, a 1422 N. ¥. arenua NICE Wi : Bryun‘tutagd, S roca sad tere, cnoners provements, No. 68 L st. uw. EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER ‘about leaving this country, home’ (and. farul- 426 K wt, which te feet front, 3 rovtua mauitary pluie BEALL BLOWN £'00, isgi Pat. TRAY FLOM, OWNER'S STABL! 1S “Liberal reward Yor bis return to i918 Paave. ie 'D CLUSTER FAKRING, soma. ‘where. on ft ivth, orbs. ave. Tie ninder wit tw erally by leaving tat 1701 Tet. wis-3e ‘O8T—ON MARCH 26, POCKET BOOK, GOING $40 New Vorkave. to Toth aud domi 10th to ‘coutasiing 610 Pill and moe « vw ripe pitas Suitable reward i spss ink T_ON THE Hunting Gees Werch. its silver Chain PU be euitably rewarded ou retursing i 10 O8T_@50 REWARD—MONDAY EVENING, Bb 7 Nelock. from 7th and D sta. LS eiesta bo eee ee JF O81—ON SATURDAY, ONE OLD-FASHIONED Lesareesanss eros reward, ‘Store. T2th st and receive Heturn to 1525 12th : “si T—-A PUG DOG, ANSWERS TO THE SAME L mickel femal bell attached, seal reward if revurned to 21 Bat. mab