Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1888, Page 3

TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR Sensadiena!l Charges Made Against a Leading Citizen by Kis Wife. Cucago, April —A special to the Inter-Ocean from Detroit says: ‘The upper ten thousand are iameasurably shocked by the apnouncement that Gtvorce proceatings have been instituted by Mrs, Wiliam G. Thompson, one of Detroit's most fasb- jouable society Indies, and a daughter of one of we oldest French ramilies in the Northwest, agus: ucr uusband. Mrs Thompson is a sister ‘D. J. Cainpau, collector of customs at this port. Iu Novemier, 1875, sue married Win. G. Thomp- wen, then mayor of {we city, and « prominent cap- ist. Mr. Thomp-on was'a republican of repu Licams, and 1; Ue possessor of one of the immortal ages” struck of in honor of Grant’s friends hicago convention of 1880, he being a del- tha: body. Subsequent to the defeat of hompson Worked over Into the democratic. Jou, making aformal plunge in 1884, since eld & prominent plaee in the wils of the democracy, and being suggested as quently mentioned for governor. barges brought by Mrs. Thompson in her Plea for divorce make the case all t re dis @Faceful, She alleges that her husband has been Guilty of intimacy with Anoa Jackson (colored), Wite of w barber in this city, and with Minnie Waters, the reputed wife of a locai bartender, but in reality one of the loudest of the demi-monde. Mrs. Jackson 18 a handsome octoroon, but still ‘shows signs of the Regro bio! in her veins. The Felatious existing between Ler 9ud Thompson have Deen the subject of guxsp for several yeart Min- nie Waters, the other woman in the cise, is the Gangnter of'a respectable ply sic an in the interior f the state. Mi deserted her home several Years ago and entered upon a fast life here, gradu- ally Working downward until she has reached the Thompson is worth nearly charge of the Brush at $4,000, Ss rst wife having lave Edward A. Brush, by Whom he nad one child. Every effort bas been Made to “railroad” this divorce case through, but the Judges refused to be parties to any such ar Pangewent. Mis Wanderings Over. (THE CURIOUS MANNER IN WHICH A TRAMP MET HIS TH IN A HUNTER'S CAMP. Rawims, W. T., April 6.—An old Elk Head Moun- tain hunter, who came in yesterday to sell furs, tells a curious story of the death of a tramp at bis camp some days ago. The tramp came to the Buater’s camp almost dead from exposure and ¢x- Raustion, having been wandering about for days with nothing to live on but a bottle of whisky. "The second day after his arrival he was lett alone In charge of the camp, and When the hunter re- turned at night the traup was found swinging from the limb of a neighboring pine. He climbed the tree for the purpose, undoubtedly, of taking a View of the surrounding country and to get his Bearings So as to be able tw continue on his way. He had evidenuy slipped from the topmost Branches of the tree, and in bis downward pas- sage the tails of @ long coat which be wore had firmly caught on the lower limb. The coat, | which was also fastened at the neck by a strong buckskin thong, Was Jerked up over his head, en- Yangling Lis arms, In this position the unfortunate Eraup soon died. “His Lody was trusen stiff when SHE SAID “NO” WHEN THE MINISTER ASKED IF SHE ‘WOULD HAVE A MAN AGED SIXTY-TWO. Ouama, Nva., April 6.—There was to have been a wedding in high life tthe neighboring hamlet f Telsohama Sunday. Mr. Chris Peterson, a Wealthy grass-widowerer, aged sixty-two, was to Ye the groom, and Miss Seiflak Harris, a very pretty girl of'sixteen, tue bride. But after the company had assemoied and she and the old gen- leman were standing up before the minister, and she Was asked ould take him for her’ hus Band, she dropped his hand and bursting Into tears said, “No, I won't,” and then ran up-stairs Ye her ow’ room. “old man left and the com- pany dispersed in confusion. ‘Whe Talk of Bismarck’s Resignation. FBR TROUBLE DUE TO LIS OFYOSITION TO THE MAR- IAG OF PRINCESS VICTORIA TO ALEXANDER OF BATTENDERG. ‘The rumors that Prince Bismarck contemplated Yesignation continue to circulate in Europe. Lit- Ue faith seems to have been put in the semi-ofll- lal dentals sent out yesterday. The Cologne G zette publishes the following: “Great excitement Prevails in diplomatic circles in Berlin over the possibility of the speedy resignation of Prince Bis Juarck, because of the proposed Inarriage of Prince Alexander, of Battenberg, and Princess Victoria, of Prussia Prince Alexander wishes to accom- Pay Queen Victoria to Berlin as a sultor for the and of the princess. ‘The bearing of the reports is ‘so serious that they cannot be over. Until he Bulgarian question shall have been settled by aul the powers the projected marrlage can only be Judged from a political point of view, and on that nt the marriage is an Impossibility. The an policy has its root in the endeavor to avoid anything that would be likely to arouse the silghtest inducement tor suspicion, and in tue Bulgarian question Germany must, in accordance m made by Prince Bismarck in stag, Temalb 2 wholly uninterested party. As long as Pilgaria ts in question this course of action affords the only means of retaining the full filence of the opposing governments. That confidence would be disturved in an instant ff the €aat"= Most detested antagonist were to become the son-in-law of Emaperor Frederick. As a Ger- Iman patriot Avexander cannot take a step Which ca reverse of beneficial to the | Fatherla e intelligence of the prince ts so that it Is impossible for him to mid assuredly cost the < PROVE TREATMENT | ik SYSTEMS BECOME DISOKDERED. From the New Orleans Picay:ne, Animals get rid of their parasites by using dust, mud, clay, &e, Those suffering from fever restrict their diet, keep quiet, seek dark, airy places, drink water and sometimes plunge into it, When a dog has lest its appetite It eats that species of grass known ss dog's grasa, which acts as an emetic and | & purgutive, Cats ‘also eat grass Sheep and cows, When fll, seek out certain uerus, Au animal atism always keeps, sum. ‘The WalTior ants ganized ambulances. Latreilie antenue of the ant, and other ants came the wounded part with a transparent eted in their mouths. It a chimpanzes 4s wounded it stops the bleeding by placing the ‘wound or dressing it with ras When an animal has a wounted leg or arm hanging on it completes the amputation by means of fis weta. A dog on ¢stung ou the muzzle by a viper was ob- served toplunge t= head repeatedly for several days into running water. This antinal eventually recovered. A ter t Its right eye. It remained uidate for ‘Congress from this district last | Uader a count heat, although adoy abstinence from food, ed in licking the upper of the paw, which it applied to the ‘Wounded eye; agata licking the paw when ft be- ean Is suffering from traumatic ives by the continued appitca- ca M. Delaunay considers n any of the other methods, ig facts we are, he hyyiene and thera- mals may, in the in- tudied With advantage. eh keen observe rs of sd the methods adopted , to cure themselves, and knowledge so brought under ettce, peuties as propose:t by Nerest of poychology, De Bave availed of their observat: try. Gir Lyon Playfair iu Contemporary Review for March. ‘At the present moment the United States has 250,000 inventions protected by the patent law. ‘This activity of invention shows abtiity and intel- ligence among her people, who are always ready Yoturn to account the forces of nature for the Denefit of man. ‘This country in her workingmen 4s rich in producers, and if their intelligence were trained in connection with their Work, we heed not Year the industrial compeution of aay European Ration. All great foreign nations, except. the | United Stated are terribly handicapped in we tn- | Gustrial race by excessive armaments. England | $s als weighted, Dat not to an equal extent” The | Firength of nations cousisis in peace, Dut they Inake a sad error bY not knowing that’ the w ess of nations is im active War, oF excessive | areduess for It. France, Germany, Holland, taiy, Belgium aidGreat Britain have 2,200,000 hea withdrawn from being productive citizens in ‘order to be productive miiitants, at a cost for each Ynan of £45. If we take all the civilized nations, Sitairg Lhe reserves to the permanent forces, four. Wen and 4 aif millions of the strongest men are or may te withdrawn from protection. This ts one maa for twenty-four of the population, or, if We exclude the reserves, one out of eighty-one. ‘That Is the reason Why I poiut to the United ‘BLates as the great Industrial nation of the inture, for her armed forces represent only one man in 14810 Of the population. Luckily, ber protection Duilcy is an incubus upon her industry, and gives Ws breatiing time Uo prepare for the coming struggle. r — ros Nomeopathists haive their Rights. Dur.ug Whe recent digewssion upon homeopathy 1% was alleged hat homeopathic chemists Seorveted all Leip pilules from pure sugar and dis- tributed them mto boxes variously labelied, The Berlin liomeopathic Soctety was lately informed hat the preseriptions of its inembers were ignored by heme par We mixed two or three a drugs and sent the patie home. To Test the truth of these allegations eghty different Vuriesque preweriptions were wrttvas out im Latin SO eS Ghemists; the other taree returning whe. preseeip- Yous wit the remark that they them. The seventy-ai who had ‘ot looked at tae prestions But pertectuy E CONGRESSMEN IN WASHINGTON, List of Senators and Hepresentatives and their Residences SENATORS. Ingalls, John J., Kans, 1B st. ne, Aldrich, N. W., R. L, 812 Coma. ave, Allison, W. B.. Towa, 1124 Vermont ave, Berry, Jauitel, Ark, Natioual Hi Berry, James H., Ark., National Hotel, Beck, "J. B.. KY., 612 14th st. p.w, Blair, H. W., N."H., 201 E. Cap st. Brown, Jos“ph E., Ga., Woodmont Flats, Butler, M. C., 8. C., 1751 P st. n.w. Bowen, Thomas M., Col, Howse, Blackburn, J.C. S.; KY., Ebbitt House, Blodgett, Rufus, N: J., 1315 N st, Chace, Jonathan. ET 1213 N st. aw. Cameron, J. Donald, Pa.. 21 La Fayette Coke, Richard, Tex., 419 6th st.n.w. Call, 'Wilkinsob, Pia., 1903 N st. nw. Cullom, Shelby M., Til, 1402 Massachusetts ave. Colguitt, Aifred H., Ga., 920 New York ave. Chandler, William’E., N. H., 1421 1 st. nw. Dawes, Hears L., Mass, 1705 M st. mw. Dolph, Joseph N., Oregon, 8 La Fayette Square, Davis, C. K., Minh,, 1700 15th st. nw. Dantel, ohh W., Vicg 1700 19th St. n.W. Edmunds, George F.,'Vt., 2111 Massachusetts ave, Evarts, Win. M., N. ¥., 1601 K st. now. Eustis, JamesB., La., 1761 Nst. a.W. Frye, Win. P., Me., Hiumiiton House. Farwell, C. Bl, HL, 1233 17th st. n.w. 4, W. Va., 1:300 14th st, mw, iss, 1508 (Ist) P st. DW. h st. nw. son, Randall L., La, 1723, R. 1 ave. orman, Arthur P., Md,, 1405 Kx st. n.W. Hawley, Joseph K."Coni., 920 14th st. LW. Hoar, George F., Mass., 1325 K st. n.w. Hale, Engene, Me., 917 16th st. nw. Harris, L G., Tenn., 13 Ist st. He. Hearst, George, Cal, 1435 Mass. ave. Hampton, Wade, 8. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Hiscock, Frank, N. Y.’Arlington Hotel, Jones, John P.. Nevada, 1601 Mass. ave. gones, James K., Arkansas, 015 M st. n.W. Kenna, John E., West Virginia, 140 B St. me. Morgan, John T., Ala., 113 Ist St. me. Morrill, ‘Justin S\, Vermont, 1 Thomas Circle. McPherson, J. R., N. J. 1004 Verm Manderson, Charles F., Neb , Portland Flats, Mitchell, John i, Oregon, Kizgs House. Payne, Henry B.. Ohio, 1122 Vermont ave. Paddock, A. 8., Nebraska, Portland Flats, Platt, 0. H., Counecticut, 4 B st. n.e, Palmer, Thomas W., Mich., 1435 K st. nw. Plumb,’P. B., Kans, 612 14th st. n.w. Pugh, James L., Ala., 1333 R st. n.w. Pasco, Samuel, Florida, 308 € st. nw. Quay, M. S., Pi, 1518 K st. nw. iddieberger, H. H., Virginia, 1107 G st. nw. Ransom, Matt, w.,'N. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Reagan, J. H., Texas, 227 3d st. n.W. Spooner, Joh C., Wis, 5 B st. n.W. Stanford, Leland, Cal.,"1701 & st. n.W. Sabin, Dwight M., Miiin., 1 fowa Circie. Sauisbury, Bit, Delaware, 610 14th st. nw. Sawyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, 1829 1 st. n.w. Sherman, John, Ohio, 1319 K st. n.w. Stewart, William M.,/Nevada, 1707 RL. ave. Stockbridge, F. B., Michigan, 1440 M'st. n.w. ier, Heary M., Colorado, 301 North Capitol st, ‘Turple, David, Ind., 52 B st. ne. ‘ance, Zebuion B.. N. C., 1627 Massachuaetts ave, Vest, George G., Missouri, 1204 P st. n.w. Voorhees, D. W:, Indiana, 142 21st st. n.W. Walthall, E. C.,"Missisaippl, 813 Vermont ave, Wilson, E. K., Maryland, 1:00 0 st. n.w. Wilson, James F., lowa, 623 13th st. bw. James R. Young, Executive Clerk, Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, 1 J. 1. Chrisute, Act. Asst. Door! j. H. Bigelow, Postmaster, 16 3d gt. ne. REPRESENTATIVES, Carlisle, J. G., Riggs House, Abbott, J, TEx., 305 € St, n.w. ‘Adams, Géo. E., Ill, The’Arlington, fane, Ed. IX., Metropolitan Hotel, , W, Tr. x a [aatiom, & re Fs ‘New York ave.n.w. ee, W Aan ‘McKinley, ir. Ebbitt House, Mekiuney, LRN? H., National Hotel. ‘MeMil ton, Tenh., 519 13th st. DW. McRae, T. C., Ark., 918 I'st. McShane, J. A Neb, 1410 G st. nw. ‘St. DW. Mills, 2S fee i 15 G st. n.w. 222 Bd st. nw. Morrill, 'E. N.. Kans., G21 13th st. u.w. Morrow, W. W., Cal, The Hamilton. Morse, L., Mass., Wormley’s. Neal, J. &, Tenn, National Hotel Nelson, K.; Minn.”704 14th st. Newton, C., La., Metropolitan Hotel. Nichols, J'N. G., Ebbitt House. Norwood, Thos. M., Ga., 223 Indiana ave, Nutt W., NY, Al House, Mich., 1919 N st. D.w. Ferrall, Chas. T., Va., $10 12th st. n.W, ONeill, J. H., Ind. 935'H st. O'Neill, Chas., Pa., 1326 New York ave. O'Nelll, J. J.. Mo., 608 14th st. n.w. os! EA, Pa, Outhwaite, J. H. Owen, W. b., Ind. Parker, A. X., N. fee a SOD, » TL, 11: Peel, 8. W., pom 2 Indiana ave, ALIS G st. nw. New Jersey ave, Penington, J. B.’ Del., 627 F st. n.W. Perkins BW, Kans, 916 15th st. nw. Perry, W. H., 3. C., Metropolitan Hotel, ies, ‘Tenn, 1 nw. Phelps, W. ‘Richmond Flats, W. 700 11th st. D.W. 1320"14th at. nw. Post, P. S.) Ill, 1226 14th st, nw, Pugiiey, J. J.,"Qnlo, Ebbitt House, Randall, S.J. Pa.,'120 C st. se. Rayner, 1, Md., House. Reed, Thos. B.,'Me., The Hamilton, Rice, E., Minn., 926 15th st. n.w. Rievardson, J. S Kobertson, &\ "M., La., 202 Delaware ave. m.¢, Rockwell, ¥. W.,"Mass., Kiggs House, Rogers, J. H., ArK., 1302 R Si. n.W. Romels, J., Ohio, Congressional Hotel Rowell, J. TLL, 910 1 st., n.w. Rowland, A.., C., 115 4th st. ne, ad § < an. ane Hamilton, sell, J. E., Mass, The arlington Husk, H. W..'Md. Ryan, Thos., Kan., National Hotel. Sawyer, J. ¥., 24 Grant Place, ‘Sayers, X.. 719 11th st. ow. Scott, W. L. Pa. Chamberlin’s, Scull, E., Pa\, Ebbitt House, Seney, G. E., Ohio, 1338 G st, B.w. Seyindur, H. W., Michigan. Shaw, F.'T., Md.. National Hotel, bher J. 8. 1 Shively, M,N: C-. Metropolitan Hotel, Simmons, F, Smith, Henry, Wis, 116 C st. ne Av BON MARCHE. ‘Theaystem of selling EVERYTHING AT A SMALL PROFIL and of reliable quality is absolutely adhered toat the BON MARCHE. MAISON ARISTIDE BOUCICAUT, NOVELTY W. A FARIS te Set It ta the principle of the BON MARCHE to offer for ‘sale, even at the very lowest prices, none but thorough-, ly priceworthy goods, ‘We have the honor to inform our lady patrons that our illustrated catalogue of the novelties of the season 4s Just out and will be sent prepaid to all persons who apply for it. By reason of the constant extension of our business, our assortments of summer novelties are larger than ever before, and we can safely assert that the advan- tages which we offer in point of quality and cheapness of all our goods are incontestable. On demand we send free of postage samples of all our new tissuss, of Silks, Piushes, Velvets, Woolens, Draperies, new stuffs, Printed Goods, Laces, Ribbons Carpeta and Upholstery Goods, as well as Albums, descriptions and designs of our models of new toilets, Confections, Dresses and Costumes for ladies and young girls, Suits for gentlemen and boys, Hats and ‘Headdresses, Skirts, Underskirts, Peirnoirs, Trous- seaux, Underlinen, ready-made Underwear, Handker- chiefs, Shirts for gentlemen and boys. Stockings. Sun- shades, Umbrellas, Gloves, Flowers and Feathers, Shoes for Isdies, gentlemen and children, Bedding, Coverlets, White Curtains, Articles for Travel, Mer ceries, Paris Fancy Articles, Tapestry, Furniture, &c. The warehouse of the BON MARCHE, specially con- structed for a large novelty trade, is the most spacious best arranged and most thoroughly organized in the world, It contains all that experience has shown to be ‘useful, agreeable and comfortable, and for these very reasons is one of the notable sights of Paris. ‘The new wings added recently make the BON MARCHE a unique establishment of its kind. As goods cannot be sent C. O. D. to countries beyond the seas, we request our clients to remit us with the order the price of the goods, together with the amount of eventual charges of packing, freight &c. Goods, the invoice of which exceeds the sum of 25f,, are sent free of charges to the nearest shipping port, except furniture, bedding and certain heavy and bulky articles, which cannot be prepaid. ‘The BON MARCHE has no branch offices or agencies: either in France or abroad. Ladies are specially re- quested to beware of merchants who use the name of the BON MARCHE in order to mislead purchasers jnore ier ‘ly to of a BOUCICA' GLOVES, whose aiademack intern Thownyana $pich arg only sold at the Paris yuse of the BON ‘Interpreters in all langaages, ap5-2t New Fearonz. ‘We make to order Children's Dresses, Coats and Underwear—in fact, anything appertaining toachild from one year toa young miss of fit- teen. We fintsh our work in first-class work- manship, employing only the best hands, ‘Madame Rohr gives her personal attention to this department, and we guarantee entire satis- faction. You can furnish your own material if so desired, and you will be asked to pay just what the work is worth and no more. MILLINERY. ‘We show the handsomest ansortment of Ladies’, ‘Misses’ and Children’s Hats to be found in the city, imall shapes and colors, We fill orders in our trim department at short notice, by skillful trimmers, Our work is our reference. Our line of Underwear, Laces, Gloves, Corsets, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Cuffs, Buching, No- Smith, M. A., Arizona, 717 14th st. n.w. Allen, C, H., Mass, The Portland. Allen, EE Mich., National Hotel, Allen, J. M., Miss.,"The Ariington. Anderson, A. K., lowa, 1025 Vermont ave, Anderson, Jno. A., Kans., 1233 G st. ‘Anderson, C. L, Miss, 1529 Ist. n. Ww. ‘Anderson, G. A., Ii, 33% North Capitol st, Arnold, W. O., R. 1, Riggs Be Atkinson, L. E., Pa,, 710 11th st. o.w, Bacon, Henry, N. Y:, 1100 Vermont ave. Baker, Chas. $ 623 13th st. Baker, Jehu, Iil., Metropolitan Hotel. Bankhead, J. H., Ala., Metropolitan Hotel Barnes, Géo. T.."Ga., Metropolitan Hotel Barry, F. G., Miss, Metropolitan Hotel. Pa, ‘onnecticut ave. nw. Y., The Arit a. Belmont, Perry, N.Y., 1701 Ri island ave. n.w. L., Cal., 316 C st. Dw. Pa., 1708 H St, n. w. La, 212 North Capitol st, 146 @ st. n.w. The Arin o. fa, 416 Gth st. n. we hio, 52 B st. ne. 2 4th St. se. A., Me., The Hamilton, 226 14h st. nw, ‘Metropolitan Hotel, C. R., Ark., 218 North Cay ldge, W. C. P.. Ky., Windsor Hotel. Brewer, M. 8., Mich., National Hotel. N. C,, 512 13th st. nw. Browne, Thos. M., Ind., 1::32 I st. now, Brown, Charles Uhio, 1120 New York ave, jecropoiitan Hotel, ational Hotel, Ne Blounis Jaiies 1.” Boothman, M. M. Bouns st Buchanan, Jas., N, Buckalew, C. 1, Pa.,"Ebbitt House, Burnes, Jas, N., Mo., Wilard’s, Burneti, E., Mass., 806 17th st. nw. Burrows, J. G.. Mich., 1416 K st. nw, Butler. i. R.. Temn., 503 133th st. nw. Butterworth. Ben}. 0..407 Maple ave., Le DrottP. Bynum, Wm, D., Tnd., 621 13th st. n.W. Caine, Jno. T., Utah, it Grayt Place. Campbell, Feilx, N. Y., The Arlington. ‘Campbell, J. E., Ohio, 1011 Connecticut ave, Campbell, ‘TJ, N. Y:, Congressional Hotel, Candier, 4. D., Gal, 1112 H st. mw. Cannon, J. G.. Ill, Willard’s, M.. Wyo., 1406 L st. n.w, i, Gal, Metrppolitan Hotel, Caruth, A. G., Ky., Rigg’ House, Caswell, L. 8, WIS, 806 12th st. nw. Cateungs, T. C., Miss., The Woodmont, Cheadle, J. B., Ind., 4 st. nw. Cardy, Me L's $ 16th St. Dw. SL, chipman, National Hotel, Clements, J. C Stetropolttan Hotel, clark, Cb Cobb, 4. E Cockran, W. B.,N. Y., 1 Cogswell, Win. Mass. Collins, P. A., Mass, Compton, Barnes, Md., 1406 H st. nw, Conger, E. H., Jowa, 1101 K st. now, Cooper, W. €., Ohio, 1015 L st. n.w. Cothrab, Jas. , Metropolitan Hotel, Cowles, W.H, ‘Naittonal Hotel, x. H. ave. nw. BSt. se. , Ga, Metropolitan Hotel, $ © W., Ohio, Riggs House. Culberson, D.’B., Texas, Metropolitan Hotel, Cummings, A. J, N. ¥., 507 14th st. nw. Cuteheon, B. M../Mich.; 140 Massachusetts ave, Dalzell, Jno., Pa., The Arlington SC... 608 Fst. e. 1606 20th st. nw, Metropolitan Hotel, Davidson, R. . Fla, National Hotel, Davis, R. T., Mase :'1337 K st. uw, Delano, M., 'N. ¥., Willard’s Hotel, Dibble, 4» Windsor ilotel, Dingley, Nelson, jr., Me., The Hainilton, Dockery, A. M., Mo., Willard’s ifotel, Dorsey, Geo. W. E.,"Neb., 1401 K st. n.w, Dougherty, Chas, Fia., National Hotel. Dubots, F. 'T., Idaho, 1330 13ch st. nw. Dunhain, R. W., I. Gst. nw. Dunn, Poindexter, Ark., 1519 O st. aw. Elliott, William, &. C., Woodmont. Enloe, B. A., Tean., G01 E st. n.w. Ermentrout, D., Pa. 215 East Capitol st, j.. $13 12th st. nw. S.NIY.. Onio, TLL M 5 ich., 1213 Coun. ave. mw, » Ald, 11164 8t. B.w. y iowa, 1327 N st. aw, i., Rais, 0S 13Ub st. Gaines, W. E., Va., Metropolitan Hotel. Gailinger, 4. i, N.H., Danvarton, Gay, baw. J., La, 1758 N st. now, Geat, J. H., iowa, The Portland, Gest, W. BL, Hi, 1114 G st. new, Gibson, Chas. H., Md., Willard’s Hotel, Dak,, L103 G st. ‘Tenn.; Metropolitan Hotel M 301 Conn, ave, EDbItt Louse. Coiin., 39 B St. se, 5 G st. Dw, Glass, P. T Giover, 5. Granger, Greeman, E. Gries, T. W., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel, fC. HL, Ohio, 1308 F st. Groat, W. W., VC, 614 13th st, Guenther, IC) WIS, 946 New York ave, Hall, N., Pa. 1331G st. nw. Mare, 5.) Texas 40 € st. n.W, Har ©. 519 6th st. nw. Hateh, W. H.. Mo,, Lizz Haugen, S. F., Wis, Hayden, E D-) Mass, Hayes, W. 1, iowa, 1 Heard, J. 7.,’Mo., 814 New Jersey ave. nw, Hemphill, J: 4.8 c., 1 ‘St. n.W. Henderson, D. B., lowa, Wormiey’s Hotel Henderson, J. 5.,'N. C., Meu Hendersow, T. y Herman, B. ogi, ©. E, W. Va., BOLT st. Holwan, W. 8. ind., The Hamilton, Holmes, A. J., lows, 1130 12th st. nw. Hooker, C. B. Miss, 1702 10th St. LW. Houk. L. C., Tenn., Con ‘Howe loping, SL Vay 1 ad st me. - jopkins, 8. 'T., N.'Y., 1508 H st. aw, Hopkins, A. J., DL, 7228 14th st, Howard, J. G.Ind., 1013 E st. nw, Hovey, A. ¥., ind., 215 East Capitot Hudd, 'T. R, Wis, 1619 13tb st. nw. Hunter, W.'G., KY. 130 Bust Capivol st, Hotton, JE ¥ 10., National Hotel, dacksod, 6, L, pa ois stn ‘Thos. Prd 1. Snyder, C. P., W. Va, National Hotel, Sowden, W. H., Pa., $45 K st. n.w. Spinola, F. B., N. Y., The Arlington. Spooner. H. J., 1k 1) Riggs House, : Springer, W. M., Til, 43 B st. sc. Stahinecker, W. G.,'N. Y., Woodmont, Steele, G. W., Ind., House, Stephenson, 1, Wis, 1380 F st. Stewart, J.'D.; Ga., 416 6th st. n.w. Stewart, Chas, Tex., Metropoittan Hotel Stewart, J. W.. Vu, The A\ Stockdale, T. it, Misa, 1336 Tet. n.w. Stone, W. J., KY., 1311 H st. pO = igh Capitol st, 5 + lowa, 20 Grant Place. Tarsoty, 1: Mien National ,T. KX , National Hotel, Taulbee, W. P., Ky., 320 A st. ne, ‘Taylor, E. B., Ohio, 1746 M st, Taylor, J. D.. Ohio, The Hamilton, ‘Thomas, G. 3, Ky., Wilard’s, ‘Thomas, J. R., 11,035 P st. nw. Fhomas 0. Pi ovih, O18 Ast 36. . ‘216 North Capitol st, ‘Thompson, 7. 1.7 Cal,1486 17th st new Tillman, G. D., & C., 412 6th'st. nw. Toole, J. K., Mont., 1529 I st. n.w. Townshend, R. W. Tl, Riggs House. ‘Tracey, Charles, N. Y., 3 Dupont Circle, Turner, E. J., Kans, 1513 5th st. n.w. Turner, H. G., Ga., 43 4th st. nw. ‘Yanee, R. J., Conn., 14th st. new, Vandever, W., Cal, Willard’s, Voorhees, C. 8, Wash. Ter,, 1633 L st. n.w. Wade, Wiliam H, Mo., 1208 Q at. p.w. iker, J. P., Mo, #23'M st: nw. Warner, Wiil 0., Willard’s, Washington, J, £., Tein. 5 lowa Ctrele,. Weaver, J. B., lows, 130 Maryland ave. ne. Wes oss Ta La Wheeler, J, Ala.” Siw Waite, J.B, 1 aa sv. ting, J.'R.. Mich., 1537 Pst. n.w. Whiung, William, Mass., The Poruand. Whitthorne, W, C. Tenn., Ebbitt House. Wickham, C. P., Ohio, 123 € st. ne. ‘Wilber, David, §. Y., ‘National Hotel, Wixins, Beriaffl, Ouio, 1414 K st. n.w. Wilson, W. L., W. Va., 1008. st. n.w. Wilson, Thomas, Minn., 1416 K st. n.Ww. S.. La., 204 Delaware ave. ne, inson, 7 Wiliams, E. 8, Oto, 220 North Capitol st. Wise, Geo. D., Va., 1323 G st. naw. ‘oodburn, W., Név., 816 13th st. n.w. ‘ardiey, KM. Pa., kbbitt House. ‘oder, 8... Ohio, 34 3d st. ne. Yost, Jacob, Va., 814 11th st. nw. OFFICES OF THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. Kev. W. H. Milburn, Chaplatn, 1219 M St. LW. .O. Towies, ‘Assistant Clerk, 1527 Corcoran st. Jobn P. Leedom, t-at-Arias, 13 18t st. ne, A. B. Hurt, Doorkeeper, 220 1st st. n.e, tions, aud a general stock of Fancy Goods, is complete. ‘One Price, and that the Lowest. ‘We refund money for goods not satisfactory. ROHE'S, _ap5-2t° Exeuatiox Or Panrsensur. GRAND SPECIAL SALE or MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. KEEP MANUFACTURING CO. 437 SEVENTH ST. N. W. READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER: OFFICE OF KEEP MANUFACTURING CO., ‘New Yorx, March 27, 1888. ‘To O. P. BURDETTE, Agent Keep Manufacturing Co., ‘Washington, D. C.: As you are aware Mess. Anathan and Op) retire from our firm July 15, 1888, withdrawing their entire interest in cash. Inorder to raise this large amount due them, it will be necessary to reduce the stock regardless of any sacrifice that must bo made in regard to prices. You will therefore inake such con- cessions to the people of your city as will imsure = speedy aale of the stock. Very truly KEEP MANUFACTURING CO. ‘In obediomce tothe instructions contaimed im the above letter, I will commence on MONDAY MORN- ING, APRIL 2,2 Grand Special Sale of my entire stock of Keep's Shirts and Fine Furnishing Goods, especially manufactured and imported for thts season's EVERYTHING WILL BE SACRIFICED FOR CASH ONLY. This sale, occurring as it does Just at the opening of the season. when every gentleman will require a fresh supply of Furnishings for the Spring and Summer, it will occur to ever youe that it is arare chance to re- plenish their wardrobes with seasonable goods at the following extraordinary prices. I quote as follow: KEEPS SHIRTS. €.C. Brand, 1,900 Linen, 65c.; regular price 75c. | K. Brand. 2.000 Linen, 87 e.; regular price $1. K. K. Brand, 2,100 Linen, $1.07 34; reguiar price 81.25 KEEPS K. K. K. BRAND COLLARS AND CUFFS. Collars, best 4-ply, latest styles, 6 for G5c.; regular price 90c. < Cuffs, best 4-ply, latest styles, 6 pair for $1.25; regu- No less than six Collarsand six pair of Cuffs sold at W. H. Nichols, Assistant Doorke a J.R. Fisher, t Postanaster, 1513 10th st. nw. ———+e+_____ ‘The House of Hohenzollern. From the New Orleans States. We have been asked several times of late as to the origin or istory of the word “Hohenzollern,”’ used iu connection with the present im {iris ths twenty-frae in ueal doseant or Sea hee 2 twenty-t henzollern famiiy.” Sune mes Of Persons, and of course also of families which are aggregations of related persons, were derived tn early Saxon days mainly from two sources. First, from qualities, physical characteristies or professions, and second, in the ease of important ‘trom ames thetr homes or estates. lage ie ‘The names that have descended to us from source No. 1 are so common that one 1s apt to lose his Way among them. The whites, and bi and Strupsraddel n to'stingulsh te we mares re a we su he ordinary, creditors “dun,” whom ‘Some poet ie as a8 a “horrible monster, hated of gods and men),” doubuess borrowed their appeliations from the’ color of their pelts or dresses, ur the like, ‘These ail spelied their with a small capital, as we have spelled them; but by a later orthographic convention a lai capital was substituted to mark the persons Wi Were named. White, ag discriminated from the Persons and things that were white. ‘Then again he longs and shorts and broads and stouts and deerfouts and grosbeaks and hawkeyes and heavi- Sides ‘and bearbones and boilies (hollow eyes) owe as indubitably the names “by which they live upon the lips of men” to characteristics that were ¥0 prominent features in their physiqi once suggest their Of the “listener in their absence, Post. Whoever is familiar with the Waiter Scott—more 7 as Tulhetudiem,” the “laird 0” Dambledyken™ “laird o Garseadden,” and of dropping the earlier speaking of them ‘Dumbiedy kes,” “Garse: &e, 4s carried on in'Scotland even ‘at the and was untversal in Saxon and countries centuries ago. Ic is to this practice of naming ns and families from hoiding that we are indebted for ras ioe henzolfers,” “Brandenburg. Ick,” &0., a8 9} w rel Ot Conrad. the rst persoit of fay, family to Whom history deigns ia ay Thomas Carlyle, in his “Hrederick the fen such an fe description we could quote teat a ‘As it is, we to content ourselves with so much It was in those same years achcenees come oes ee Houenzollern where he was but wi i i & H Hay i i ij if F lar price 81.50. these prices. ‘COLORED SHIRTS—FRENCH PERCALE. ‘Two Collars and one pair Cuffs in neat stripes and figures, $1.19: regular price $1.50. MEN'S HOSIERY. Best British Half-Hose, at 19c.; regular price, 25c. French Balbriggan, Half-Hose, at 21c.; regular price, 306. French Lisle, Black and Colored, at 35e.; regular + price, 50c. price, 50e. Fancy striped Cotton, at 25c.; regular price, 350. Pisin and Fancy Lisle Thread, at 48c,; regular price, 600. Derby Ribbed Balbriggan, at 25c.; regular price, 35c. 100 Dozen Fancy Striped’ Half-Hose, at 35e.; regular Price, 0c, UNDERWEAR. ‘Keep's K. K. Jean Drawers. Reinforced, 44c. ; regular Price, 50c. Keep's K. K. K, Jean Drawers, Reinforced, 60c. ; regu- lar price, 75c. Finest India Gauze Shirts, 44c. ; regular price, 50c. ‘Summer Merino Shirts, 60c.; regular price, 75c. ‘Medium Weight Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers, @1. regular price, $1.25. Medium Weight Star Brand Shirts and Drawers, $1.50 each; worth frém $1.60 to $2.20. ‘Medium Weight, Extra Fine White Shirts and Draw- ers, 8c. ; rewular price, #1. One case French Balt Shirts and Drawers, our ‘own importation, eqiial to Silk, only $1 each piece, ‘up to size 44 Shirts and 40 Drawers; Extra large size, $1.25 each Ategular price $1.50. ‘One case English Balbriggan Shirts, self fronts, bound ‘necks, regular made cuffs, at 3c. ; regular price, 450. KEEPS K. K. K. CUSTOM NIGHT SHIRTS. Bands, 90c.; Collars, $1.04; regular price $1.15. Lonsdale Cambric Night Shirts, 98c.; regular price, $115. One lot Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts, regular price 91.25 and $1.50; all goat $1 each. SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 20 Dozen 0.B, H.8. Handkerchiefs, #t'10c. each; regu- lar price, 15¢. 20 Dozen C.B. 4.8, Handkerchiefs, at 10. each; regu- lar price, 25c. 25 Dosen C.B. H.S, Handkerchiefs, at 350. each; Fegular price. 500. Ask to see Bargains in Silk Handkerchiefs. NECKWEAR. 100 Dozen New Teck. Four-in-Hand and Wind- ‘sor Scarfs, all to be included in this sale, Beautiful Teck Scart, at 19. 20 Dozen all-silk Windsors, ‘at 330, ; regular price, 50c. : SUSPENDERS. Genuine Guyot Suspenders, 35c.; regular price, 50c. Our Suspender Stock is large; prices, 23, 25, 35, 45 ‘and up, all at Cut Prices. JEWELRY. Scart Pina, Studs, Cuff Buttons, ke., ail st way-down Cut Prices. ‘Men's Nobby Garters, 20c.; regular price, 250. OLIVER P. BURDETTE, 437 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, Sole Agent for Keep Manufacturing Co. mb31-6t ; Has rom A RASTER, - me *aersues mhee Boss or ] 1486 New Yorkeva nw. | Importers of £ ‘HIGH OLs8s MILLINERY, $ Are in receipt of Moveltien by overy steamer through- AUCTION SALES. ‘TO-MORROW. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & UO., Aucuoneers wun ‘B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioners, SPASMS EGE ETE RSE “ee "AUNTON SILVER-PLATE COMPANY. corner 10th street and Serhan ami Rae M, at PAST TWO and HAL EA Gh SEE pe continuing FFE - MARC! CTS AT ree ee ATS pice me ACH TOR ROS URDAT, met a seated, Ouret town purchasore can bavegoodscare: | SEVENTH. 1888, CO: avai racked. French- other things two Pianos, Prench- ‘ine Parlot P Furui Documents, Dining-room ONG THEM B PONIES ROAD WAGON | Also, seversi Triplicate Mirrors for iadiea. 200 pairs AND HARNESS, THREE FAMILY CARRIAGES, | Shoes, assorted sizes, FOUR BUGGIES, ONE LANDAU, ONE CLAR: | | Also, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, twenty Baby Carriages, ANCE, ONE JCOUFELLT. ONE” PASSENGER | fifty boxee prune Orange Tobscoo. WAGON SEATS 20 PROFLE ONE PASSENGEL | | Alno-at ZWELVE US LOCK, funily Horse, DAYTON LWAGON, EIGHT SETS SINGLE HAR- | Bc. . er ee “apt SLEIONS AND BELLA FOUR SADDLES AND | @, SENSINGER, Auctioneer, BRIDLES, BLANKETS, ROBES, &c, AT AUC- mod il1_be sold at the Bazaar. No. 940 Louisiana ave., on SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL NTH, 1888, Her pests Wok Toe Soe ons ae he bar tod several Second-hand Wagons. Bug- On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL SIXTEENTH, 1888, at TEN O'CLUCK, I shall sell at stables of Lewis: J. Collins, Nos. 1065 and 1067 3ist street, West ‘Washi his entire outfit. This is one of the most thoroughly reps stables in the city. Stock and IESG Serer ce eee cea = Sa ap6-dts, ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. M Mae SALE OF PROPERTY ON TWENTY A 30 Head of Horses, Mares, au, Mules. ing to buy cood working Morse wi do well telstra ie ae SINGER EIGHTH STREET NEAR K NOKTHWEST. virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ‘he District of Columbia, passed on the 3d day of il, A. D. 188%. in equity cause No. 10,02 in Osceola C. Green i plaintiff and Andie DeLor- fie, et al, are defendants, I'will sell in front of the premises: on WEDNESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH Day F APRIL, A.D. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the following Teai estate: South half of lot eigiit (&), in yanare che (1), im the city of Ws mm, District faa “Terms of sale prescribed by decree: One-third pur- ‘instal- NCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos. 2143 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST AND 2140 EIGHTH STREET NORTMAWEST, AND LOTS EN MONTELLO. Court of, istrict of Colunibia, passed i barat case ‘Broo ‘we will of Yn. front of" the. reepective iat, Tae ara ee une a e County of Washington, ‘District APRIL, AD. 18 Sedctamae Ye wit chat"money in cash, balance im tw equal uwtal, iments, payable in one ‘and two. years, w ; from day of sale, for which notes of purchaser or pur- | , Af Y8t#, FAST LOUR, O'CLOCK F, MM. allthe weet Cox's subsivision of part of ‘Pleasant = Chasers must be Kiven, to be secured by trust on pro} erty sold, or all caah, at option of purchaser. Deposit SF 3100 veguired ou ay of sale. ,All conveyancing at ecat of purchaser or purchasers. ‘Terms. of aale must be conipiied with in ten days, otherwise tr serves right to resell at cost of defaulting Purchasers after five days" notice of sale paper published in Washington, B.C. 3. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, 330 4: DUNCANSON BuO: Te- yurchaser Or ‘some news- nine northwest, and stable, VE O'CLOCK P. M.,on SAME DAY, the south 2143 9th st ‘Ai half of the eas: half of lot numbered fifty-seven (57), ‘said Wright & Cox's subdivision of part of Pleasant described in the bill in this cause as “Parcel sites — | No. 2." improved by a four-room frame dwelling house, OVED PROPERTY ON KEN- | No. 2140 sth ot est. On WEDNESDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF NUE, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA ‘THEAST. Ou. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL ELEVENTH, 1888. at HALF-PAST FIVE! O'CLOCK, wé wiil sell 1p tront of the LOT 19, SQUARE 1063, Fronting 52 feet 9% inches, on Kentucky avenue and an average depth of about 133. feet to a 30-foot alley. ‘This lot bas a.15-foot alley on the north and a 30-foot alley on the ‘west, aud can readily be subdivided in several building fote ‘The section huss, and is rapidly vancing in value, being Dear Pennsylvania avenue tnd uear E street southeast, and on the route to the new Eastern Branch tn ‘Terms: $482.63-100, bearing 6 per cent interest from day of sale, to rezaain on property until Abril 7, 1880: bulance of purchase money cash. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost," Adeposit, of $100 required at je, aud terms tobe complied with in seven da Otherwise right reserved to. re-sell_at risk and cost o} ie APRIL, 1888, at HALE -PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PAL, the following’ lote in the village of Montelio, iots numbered 133 and 135, in square numbered f Ss the samo appear of record Teyor of thewald District, described in the bill in this caitse as “Parcel No. 3” "Terms: Oue-third cash to be paid on on the ratification thereof by the court, and two years, with interest from day of 0 property sold. or all cash at option. of Si0Son each piece On tic unsaproved property ‘on each piece, roved prope On each lot sold. All conveyancing and recording at murchascr's cost. ‘Terma to be complied with i ecven 18 {rom day of sale, otherwise the trustees rescrve the ruekt to resell at risk and cost of defaulting pur chaser after five days" advertisement. RANDALL HAGNER. Trustee, 32 Lotislana avenue, defaulting purchaser after five day eee notice of ANDREW B. DUVALL, Trustee, cwspaper in Washing 452 Loulgiaus avenue. ia p “rite wood rRoe le magrin DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers muh20-couds a oNGAN |. Auctioneers, 5 iets hove, - —=— ~ a aN 10: HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. pean pie mee ips? CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST. SIDE OF FIP TEENTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTH. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, yassed on the 16n 4% day of February, 1888, in a certain cause toereiv a nding between James H. Jobuson and others complainants, snd Julia Jolinson’ defend: ant, No. 10,017, Equity Docket 27, the unde: ‘a8 trustee, will sell in front of the premises, on TUES Day, TENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., lot lettered A. lying nearest M street north, in the recorded subdivision of square pum! two bundred and fourteen (714), in the city of Wash- ington, in the District of Columbia, the lot improved by a two-story frame: ten ke a ‘Terma of sale, as pt by the decree: One- chase money to be ‘paid iit cash and as by’ promiseor blo, Teapectivels, at aud wo irom the day. of sale. with interest atthe rate ‘centum pet. annum. and secured, to Po aE eS purchaser. roa At the time of sale: the terms of sale must be complied Sith within five days from the day of sale, otherwise the iy will be resold at the riskand cost of the Gsfaultiag purchaser. All conveyancing shall be at the purchaser's cost, ‘T. A LAMBERT, Trustes, mh20-cokds 410 beh st. nw. XECUTOR'S AND TRUSTED'S SALE OF TRUSTEES' SALE OF A FOUR-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 1209 G STREET NORTH- By virtue of three deeds of trust, dated respec- tively the 14th day of April, 1883, and duly re corded in Liber No. 10388, folio 494, et sea., one of the Land Records for the District of Columbia, and the 25th day of June, 1883, and duly recorded in, Liber 1041, follo 487, ct seq., one of the Land Records for, the District of Columbia, and also the 5th da: August, 1884, and duly recorded in Liber 1094, folio 210, et'seq., one of the Land Records for the District of Columbia, aud by direction of the party secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees will sell on TUES- DAY, the SEVi NTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1888, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the preniises, the following described real estate, situate in the city of Washinton, District of Colunibia, to wit: Part of lot ‘. 2, in square No, 288, beginniny for the mame at RothwestSorner of suid 1ov; tueuce north minety-sfx (96) feet: thence “east twenty-two (22) fect: thence south -ninety-six, (96) feet: tl (22) fet to the place of beginning, togetl the improvements, which consist of « four-story residence, containing ten rooms, beiug No, 1209 @ street northwest. ‘Termas: One-third cash, the residue in two equal ‘ments at six aud twelve months, with notes bear- Ing intereat at 6 per cont per annum until paid, aud secured by adeed of trast on the property sold, or all ash at the option of purchaser. All conveyancing and Fecording at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $200 will be required at the thine of sale. | If the terms of wale are not complied with in ten days, the trustees reserve the of six, the wat property 2 ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASH Sotaulaeyurchaen Ty A tbe Fskaud cost of the | 4 NGTON, AS FOLLOWS: SQUALL ObIG- ‘BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, > INAL LOTS 5 AND 6, JUST NORTH OF DU- ap5-dts ALBERT L, STURTEVANT, 5 Trustees. PONT CIRCLE, FRONTING ON NEW HAMP- UE AND ON EIGHTEENTH SHUKE | AVEN ARE 230, NORTH 35 FEET OF LOT 11, ON SOUQURTEENTH STHEET: thority of the last will of the late Harriet, Moteney, aid as Executor and Trustee under ryptomas DowLixe, ‘Auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON Bie WAMY SIDE-OF SECOND STREET. BE TWEEN SOUTH D STREET AND VIRGINIA ‘the! AVENUE SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION. Provisions thereof, Iwill at the times and plsces, THURSDAY AFTERNOON _ APRIL, re fer ‘at pul TWELFTH, 80h, AT. HALE-PaST ‘YOUR and best bidder therefor, and on the terma hereinaiter O'CLOCK, on the premises, I shall sell the north, ‘2, running cl feet 8 19-foot ley. i. property is suitable for warehouse, coal yard, or build- ie Pens ‘cash, the balance at stx aud twelve imonthe, with notes, Dearing interest and secured Oy eed of trust, All conveyancing and tecording at pur- re ») subdivision | Soret ) frstoe) at ry 136, said subdivision recorded in th to, ts 5 and 6, in square je surveyor's office phen red a: | Of the District, ber 15, fol. 16. These lots front hentes co, Sorell of S100 wi be reteed ot | Ate Dicey et ay ee a te 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. on Q street, These are among =f iidinw lots in the city, square 136 CHANCER! fronting immediately on Dupont Circle. REALE On WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH INSTANT, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, the north 30 feet front of cs Tot 11, in Rivare S30, by the depth of watt Tot ae tot frovts On Lath strect went, between Borth C and Canal streets, "Teruia: Oue-tourth of the purchase money Iu cash, Nox. 451, 4: AVEN' AND 457 PF! E, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme District of Coluinbia, passe on the 2th INSYLVANIA Court of the, day oc assed on thea and the balance in three equal payments at one, two, ‘by order r End three years frou. the day of sale, bearing interest ISSS), in Equity cause No. 90:7, | at six per cenit, and. satisfactorily” secured. oF all le ahd others are complainants, iio the. hielest badder. in front of the prin sel e Ihiehiest bi ront of the prem- fee) On MONDAY" the SECOND Da¥ OF AbRIL, Add at purchaser's option, it of $2 ‘quired on each lot at time yancine and recording st purchaser's cost. Kesale at purchas- er'scost and risk, i terms of sale are not complied Nek at FOUR O'CLOCK P. Mt. the following: day of ale- described parcels of land in the effy of Washincton, | Yih 4m tem days Ross PERRY, Distsict of Columbia, Known as Lots 28 and 220, of Executor and Trustee Fatnen i. Seville, Frunice, subdcviaion. of art of ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ; in aquare 401, an the name is Teoord SS Book! Ibi of the records of the Surveyor of | 223-13 = ‘book 15, the District of Columbia. == ‘Also, all the right, title, and interest of the parties to this suit in and to the parcels of land described as fol- jows: Beginning at a point on the west side of 4: gtreet distant 1 feet north of the north line oI FAMILY SUPPLIES. Porrenpext, IGE © ‘KENNEB! at 3: Rovian are teeny Martins | at tomat nce ot le warzoe, porateastis i lune pepemitcwla the coure of | tes Mibticatert wharf, tcephgue.cal 301-3, BOBS eet to'a point on the went line of ig street dis: | DEOL 13108 Water st- Gorn: telephone call $01.2 Said -ublot sis ‘situated on the northwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 4/4 street, having a frontazo of 55 feet and & inches on Pennsylvania avenue, by a depth of 105 feet and 4 inches on 4% atreet, ‘It is improved by a three-story brick bui Eitrave Stands Art; the auclyess prove stands first: Bohem! ER: Goods. “Oice ‘Said sub jot 20 adjoine the on the west, | Brewing of fan’ Export Bottled ( aud Deggt 13th st wharf srw. ‘Telephone call, 489-2. Bran average darth 22 foo Mente eveuue | tobin PHIL. HELLRIEGEL, Agt. Washington, D.C. . — ‘iret F YOU DESIRE A The tu els Will irst be put up for sale as DELL FFER oped yereurute minis "Wo core “Terns of sale as prescribed by the decree as amended pay Beg a yy ‘Itis, without doubt, the Best Mollcwae “Onersien of the rt fash, and the balance in ee eeenes ‘this market. "Sie. per Ib, ‘tom the dao yA SBleln one Sad two gears respectively from the f trust POOLE, Tae a a Sia a al De, oe ‘pon the premises 714, ad bear fotereat fran oP le atthe rate of alx per cout per ang Semi-anuually. A deposit of #00 in to be the prope i it be soid an a whole. Hinde pirelaedovoalt ot i gu00 on Loe Eich in tes daye from day of sale the reserves tie right to rev at the ret cow of the de aulting murchaser, afler five. dayw’ previous advertisemen “ABIES Hk SAVILLE Trustee 1410 Feat. sw. (9- THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL . SEVEN, at same hour. SATURDAY, APRIL SEVER) at eame hour. ap2-dte 1419 F st. nw. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. USTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER: Basees BREAKFAST COCOA, DBLICIOUS, NOURISHING, ABSOLUTELY PURE. COSTING LESS THAN ONE CENT PER CUP, ne . Fi 6oqpnisn OATMEAL” TY TS WEST WASHINGTON, ONE OF ‘The best is “MILLER'S PRIDE” brand. SHOICEST LOCATIONS IN 2HE CITY. BEING PART OF SIXTEEN, IN aRrAne two HUNDRED AND SINETY SIX, 811 ‘UATED AT NE TON OITING oN iT, OO yhiia ‘Black label on cans (14 Ibs. each.) SUL TURAL GROUNDS, AND witgtN A HUN. DRED FEET AND IN PLAIN VIEW OF THE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS. TT HAS ABOUT | _jai31-203m Mills, DROGHEDA, IRELAND. Ae FEET OF PALKIN Is ONLY HALF A SQUARE FROM BELT LINE the’ Dieic Payer Frovz. Fro. ‘romisee, sil a Totgumberea ba fag oe THE BEST FLOUR If THE WORLD, ‘and thence east fest of ground Terms of CERES. i Begs ‘Beware of imitations of the Name and Brand, and be are and see to it that either sacks or barrels read 7 “CEBES.° And have the impetat of t . WO GOLD MEDALS Banoarss 1x Ixpu Sruxs. Hlegant Quality INDIA SILKS reduced to 75e. per yard, sold for $1.23, ‘We have also marked lot of INDIA SILKS that were $1.50 and $1.25 t0@1. These are full 27 inches ‘wide and of superior quality, light and dark colors, ‘We have just opened a new lot of INDIAS, and are Pushing the broken lots to make way for the new ones. Choice Styles in PARASOLS. NEW GINGHAMS, and SATTEENS. Just opened a lot of New CHALLIS at 180. HENRIETTAS in all the New Shades Bordered Dress Goods. Great Bargains in BLACK SURAH at 75c., worth ONE PRICE W. M. SHUSTER & soxa, ‘919 Pennsylvania avenue XN. B—The best is the cheapest. ot 719 Ann Ona 719 ‘We are now prepared to exhibit the largest and most attractive lines of Black, and Black and White and Grey DRESS GOODS and SUITINGS it bas ever been our pleasure to offer. Our shelves are crowded. Stock tm every department complete, Recent advantageous purchases enable us to offer you great bargains in en- tirely new and novel goods, many styles that cannot be found elsewhere, We mention a few lines which are particularly attractive: BLACK SUBAHS, at 75c.,83c..@1, @1.25 and $1.50. BLACK RHADAMES, at 90c., $1, $1.12% $1.25 ander, BLACK FAILLE, at $1.25 to $2.50, extra good value. BLACK, BLACK and WHITE and WHITE CHINA SILKS. ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, from 75c. up. SILK WARP HENBIETTAS, all prices, best value for $1 to be found. GREY SUITINGS in grest variety. Asspectal bar- ain in grey goods isa 42-inch FOULE, at 50c. BLACK and BLACK and WHITE SATINES, in great variety, new and novel desicus. Bargains in WHITE GOODS, Linen Lawns, India Linens, Batiste, Massalia, French Nainsooks, Cambrica, Check and Striped Muslins, Table Linens, Towels, ‘Napkins, Doylies, &c, HOSIERY in spring weights. FAST BLACK GOODS a specialty, See our new PARASOLS and'SUN UMBRELLAS. In DRESS and WRAP TRIMMINGS our stock is unsurpassed. BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS, at all prices, New and Stylish EMBROIDERIES. FABRIC and KID GLOVES of best-known and most-reliable makes, BEADED PELERINES, cheapest in the market. BUTTONS, RIBBON, GAUZE and COTTON UN- DERWEAR, NECK RUFFLINGS, &c.,in great variety. We invite inspection and comparison of goods and Prices, E. G. DAVIS, mh30_ 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. 8THST. PABASOLS, PARASOLS. off P at the Weare offering achotce line of PARASOLS ve just ne lot of the TAFFETA GLOVES, in Biack and Colors, all mea, and will con- ‘Unue to sell at 1 3c. a pair as long es they last. Agreat bargain ina Ladies) Pin-Stripe, and solid color HOSE, all sizes, full made, ot 17c. a pair. Have just received a lot of Chenille TABLE COV beason for 44 82,64 84, 8-4 BG. Our price a4 $1, SRE Se ah Sa aa Selita have but a ited number of them would invite au ear.y call, stripes, broken- brisvan, G3 Derby Riba fast biack, at 250s pair. WASH GOODS. WASH GOODS. A full line of French GINGHAMS. A full line of Domestic GINGHAMS. A full line of Freuch SATTEENS, in solid colors and A full line of Domestic SATINES. DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. Wehaves line of beautiful Fancy CHECKS, all col- sano im a 36-inch CLOTH, all Wool, at A line of All-Wool CASHMERES and DE BEIGES. 40-inch Se. ‘Now is the time to buy MATTINGS. We have s full stock, of all prices and styles, from Loe, up to the $23 CARHART & LEIDY. mb31-42 928 7thand 706 Kets. nw. Jouxsox, Gasxez & Co. ‘We would call your attention to a newline of LADIES' BROADCLOTHS, ‘Just opened to-day, 52 inches wide, Our price $1. COLORS TERRA COTTA, DRAB, SAGE GREEN, AND GOBELIN BLUE, Beautiful line SILK AND ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS, 40 inches wide, only 50c, New line HENRIETTA CLOTHS, 50c. and 75c. BLACK AND COLORED SILK RHADAME, MOIRE SILKS, &c., &e. 36-inch ENGLISH SUITINGS, 25c. DOMESTIC AND FRENCH SATTEENS. CROCHET BED SPREADS, 75c., $1, $1.25. We are showing a splendid line PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW MATTINGS. JOHNSON, GARNER & ©O,, mb30 G30 Pa ave., near 7th st Bciss or Cinxa Siuxs 50c. per yard. ‘The prices were $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. Can be used to advantage for trimming. 54-inch all-wool SUITINGS at G5e., reduced from 81 per yard. New lot of PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. BORDERED DRESS GOODS jn New Shades, Elegant lot of New CHANTILLY LACES. ‘Changeable SURAH SILKS, all colors, Special Bargain in Evening Shades MOIRE AN- TIQUE SILKS at $2.50, worth $3.50. Just opened New Designs in BLACK MOIRE SILKS. ‘New Black Goods. New GINGHAMS and SATTEENS. BLACK SURAH at 75c., worth $1. ONE PRICE. apt E,srzx Ovex. SEATON PERRY (Successor to Peau & Bro.) OPEN ON EASTER MONDAY THE. ‘TEST Ane SPRING NOVEL! IN TIES” eS MBINATION si 1 in Ladies’ HOSE, at 25c., solid colors, pin- 3 ‘aud Schopper's Q, at: pointe funds . M.— Dally. except sand to Louisvitie, alee forlguchture, Bristol Memptis, Latte Tock, and all south: ote Primes pithout chanee i acaertlig, “th a Adana Ft aof'Caliiorme” Pallssen {ou © Merny 1:00 P. Raleuwts| New Washimrton to New: tacomers”” Pullinen Sieeper Weabinetas A] ‘Teun BE ¢ Btrasbune Lowa at 6-47 AM Tick sleeping car reservation and mmruished, ated Ahecked st oftion, 1300 syivania aveuue. sud at Damecherr station varia a. OtL aud B ats as... TAYLOR. Passcnger Ageut HE GREAT PRP saat tears IN EFFECT OPC MBER 1M, Tear ” aoe We cee ear se erat om For Pittsburg and the Wests Chicago Tamited Bi #8 50 am. daily, Past Oncinnad aud SC Lome, oars {nmin Marr sburg to Cinetn a PUPOMAC RATLROAD, tm Rochester, But Niveare, FA Netendas, wii Palas ochester port, Lork Haven, and Elmira, at@-50, daily, except Sunday ‘kand the Kast, 7:20, 9:00, 31-00,an8 His AO 000. snd 11 20 pe. Og Sunday. 9100, 1140's 00, 4.10, 10.0.4 1 a. Limited Express of Pullinas : Gaily. except and 345 p.m. daiiy. ™ For Boston without change, 7.00 p.m. every day. For Brooklyn, SN. Vs all thrust trains commect a& Serey City with boavs of Brooklyn Aunea, aff frcct’ trenstor t Fulwon’ street, avolding Goubie ts Tous New Vork city | For Pied B00. 1) aki ant 12.40 0, and 11-2 For Anvapoli and 9:00 am. 17.05, 4 20, and ont duly. ckoept Suncay. Nuubdage, 9-00». He ET ALEXSNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG a | AMEMAL,_ AND AVENANDLIA ASD. WasiiGe | TON RAILROAD For Alexandria, 6:00 | "12:09 noon, 10.03 and 1-37 pu. On |. Bose USS os, eee | Accomiodaucn for Quantico. 6 OU p.m, week: ‘Richmond and the South, 6-00, 10:57 am. ‘and 6:01 pian. daily. excepa sunday — sae 6:05, 7-05, = leave Riexandrss ‘for "W 5, i | ner cor. ‘of Lith atowet and Penny iy tia aver sitive Sections where orders conus’ belt for tse 3 Becieawe bo ciewtination froin ‘Tesidemona. | CHASE oaat 4. Kk WOOD, ‘General Manager. [19] Gen. Passenger Ageut. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. SOBEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1987. | " | LEAVE wasn STATION, CORNER OF NEW J] SCE SND Oobaeer Ker Chicago aud Nortuwest, Exp. daily 10:55 ame TON EY AV Stations 18:40am, Newarksand Wilunituton 7/304, and b 35 pom daily, by 40 ain, 14-40 pam., 10 pu. and 19 Stations. For Gaithersbu a * an. Ai'frains leave Washington on Sunday only «3 Ou hopping st all stations "ou Mexropollcan DEKICK, 18 12:30 pm, 15:90 ‘pundaye TO yee . or HAGELSTON _ <b end > pan, irom ‘Pittsburg, daily, | i jag jane Tee dan a satan os ‘From SE itertvedinte ‘points worth of Bale Shane leuve Balnmore for Washington st 5 3 01.805 EST a Faso S SN 1:35, 4 230, 7 30, 8 Sy and 11.00 pm tExcept 90, Tle LC y at aud panes siete aes tey ae | SS _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. OMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. jtimore and Potomac iver Landines. WP. WELCH, Supt... 3. Go. Go. K PHILLIPS, bupt, Cand 6. C00. JME VeBxoxt er. vEuxox: STEAMER W. W. concona: cnr bes Yad aly ap nae 10 o'dock am Keturuing, reaches “Washington or LL BLAKE. 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