Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1889, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., SATURDAY, MARCH 36, 1889-TWELVE PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. For the District of Columbia, New Jer- sey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary- land, and Virginia, fair; slightly cooler, fol- lowed Sunday by warmer; variable winds, A Cold Wave Coming. A bulletin from the office of the chief signal officer this morning a follows: ‘Hoist cold- wave signal flag; te! —— will fall to 30 degrees by 8 a.m. March 31.” Jcxivs Laxspuren, 315 7th street, will sell on Monday morning, at his store, all the effects lately contained in the new Maltby house and furnished by him four weeks ago. The sale will comprise 225 antique oak bed suites, box mattresses, chairs, hair mattresses illows, bolsters. sheets, blankets, pillow cai M seilles spreads. towels, tray covers, napkins, dovlies, and a gre many other articles too numerous to mention. Each and every article is new. and as good as when placed in the house four weeks ago. Special low prices have been put on everything, owing to our removal to the new building, corner 13th and F, ina very short time. We are compelled to disposed of the above goods rapidl: Tuer Bricnte: radiate from the po caused by the ideal felt tooth polisher. Soxrp Oax Cuamner Serr, eight pieces, with bevel glass, woven-wire spring. two pillows and cotton top mattres: for 230 cash. Bed comforts, weight 5 pounds, 35e. Woven-wire bed spring, $ Baby carriages from 75 to $40. esta and refrigerators from $2.75 to $50. §0-pound hair mattress, $3. ‘gains in every department. at Stvereron & Firercaer’s. M.C. Wuetan. 1205 F st. Reap Tus.—A new show at Johnson Mu- seum. 9th st. between E and F, every week. Next week big Hattie Bowen. largest white wo- man living. weight 715: and Kubo, the man who dances on broken glass bare-footed, and a living head without a body, and the tallest boy living. and MacKelfee, the great glass. tack and | nail eater. and new show out aud out on the stage. Admission only 10 cents, children 5 cents; seats free all part of the house. acrt1’s, 525 11th n. w. New Lor of Foreign Braiding Patterns for stamping spring dresses. Persian designs for Rose bowls, Special patterns tamped Table Linens. Patiive H. Kois, 94 F st. n. w. Corsets Fittei Pore Canvy 25 ¢ Ir You Ang Tinxxrxe of buying a new piano, or exchanging your old one, come and talk with us. Best pianos, best terms, best _induce- ments. The Piano Exchange. ‘the Leading | Piano House—new wure-rooms—913 Pa. ave. | all styles, 1205 F st. Stor ar The Temple Drug Store, corner F | and 9th streets, and get a bottle of Williams’ aparilla; 100 doses for 50 cents. -Call and see our $3.65, $5.75. | > Orinoke Curtains, Best bargains ever offered. W. H. Hovantox & Co., 1218 and 1220 F st, | Joussoy’s Mrsevm is the place to take your } children, Itis first class and cheap, and a| wonderful show for 10c. Children, 5c. Seats free. Nurses’ Caps, Hannisos Inauguration M our darling and waltz song Mrs. Potter. M L. Fresey's rch, 10¢.; Jennie | : photographs of | d others, 10c. J. | See Mme. Rolr’s advertisement on 4th page. Iv You Drsrar to be strong and healthy | through th: mmer take Willams’ Sarsapar- ila; 100 doses for 50 cents. Bio Sat at Julius Lansburgh’s store on | Monday, of the eifects of the Maltby house, consisting of bedroom suites, table and bed | ware. Ser rue glass, tack and neil eaters at Jouy- Sox's Musenm. Te act is wonderful, Tee Best Sansapanttca for the blood is Williams’; 100 doses for 50 cents, Bractirut Urmiout Praxos, $10 monthly ayments, Piano Exchange, the Leading Pisno House, 913 I av Apnows, in all styles. 1205 F st. A Posrmive Cunt for billiousness, headache, rheumatism. and pains in the back, is Williams’ Sarsaparilla; 100 doses for 0 cents, Rewexven Julius Lansburgh’s sale, 315 7th, on Monday. of bedroom suites, linens, sheets, blankets and spreads. Gueatest Suow on Earta. Jouxsoy’s Museum. Parsrut Freer are relie on Dr. Georges. northwest. cases, ved instantly by a call 1115 Pennsylvania avenue Satisfaction guaranteed in all. Inrortaxt—A number of slightly-used Pianos and organs in perfect order for sale on $5 pay- ments. Call and secuce a bargain. F. G. Serra, 1225 Pa. ave. METHING that pays better thaa Washington estate. A bottle of Page's Sarsaparilla taken now will save your health in the summer. Ge to Mearz’s Dauo Store and purchase a botile; it 1s a good investment. z yjompase Kops repaired, speaking tubes. Dowy at Last. Watcles cleaned, $1: main- spring in S.W.. 31.; key-winder, 75c. Repair- iug in proportion. All work guaranteed. R. Co Hises & Co., 528 9th st. now. Spurxo Styzes. Men's Felt Derbys, £1.50and $2, extra value. A, T. Lewis. 435 7th street. Fessert’s Care. 1425 N.Y. avenue, the cheap- est and most genteel dining-room in the cit Frxxey's Comrousp Sykvr or Bucut positive eure for all diseases of the kidneys, biadder, and urinary organs, 7th and I sts. n.w. Use Rex Fenyrrone Pouisu—Sold by P. Han- son Hiss Mg Co.. $15 15th u.w., also druggists. Bex Your Coal, Coke and Wood from Jons- sox Brotsers, the leading firm in the Dis- trict. KS that want to buy Furniture, Carpets, Oil-Cloths, Mattings. Rugs, &e. Goto the largest instal- ment house in the city. Special inducements to cash buyers, at J. G. SLarERs, 220 and 312 Penn. ave s. e., Capitol Hill, Ax Easy Way to keep well during the warm mouths is to take a bottle of Page's Sarsaparilla imthe spring. It will purify the blood and keep up @ healthy circulation. Sexp One Cex postage to “Domestic” Sew- ing Machine Office, 7th and H, for new Do- mestic Spring Fashion Catalogue -illustrating over 1,500 newest styles. Mug. M. Newsox, Corsetiere, formerly of New York, 521 11th st., near F. Bathing, Swim- ming, and Riding Corsets made to order. Lowest Price Prtiow ever offered, size 18x30 for 2c. each; 10-4 Gray Blankets 31.25 per pair, former price, $1.85; Wire Cots, $1.40 each; Chairs used one day now sold . each. You should see our dollar and dollar and twenty-five cent chairs, fully 50 per cent less than their real value at W. H. Hovcatox & Co.'s, 1213 and 1220 F street. Liouts1xo Rops, electric work. Kvrnuxo’ 1212 Pa. ave. ss Accurxrem Srzcks and eyeglasses. Don't rust or tarnish: lightest and strongest metal known. B.C. Hixes & Co.. 528 9th st. n.w., ____ Under St. Cloud building. Ruisixczn’s Ice Cream, 235 G street. Tunaz is nothing “peculiar” about Page's It is an extract of well-known Bersa} polsmtis alteratives skilfully — ma table form for the cure of blood diseases, ples, blotches, blackheads, eruptions disap- pear after its use. Mextz’s Dave Store, 1014 F street. 10 Las. Fresh Beer, e.; 10 Ibs. corned beef, 50c., at New Youk Manger, 3d and Ind. ave. Dw. Turoves tae T ELEFONE, “Hello!” “Hello, there!” this the doctor?” ‘Yes, what do you want.” | educational | Mrs. A CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Natroxat.—‘Natural Gas.” ALzavon's.—‘‘Said Pasha.” ——>—___ CONDENSED LOCALS. Ata meeting of the Single last evenin: | Crossman, | ments were | room. addresses were made by Messrs, lemingway, and Davis. Arrange- | lot between 2d, gd. H and I streets southwest, yesterday afternoon. tro mouths old, and had apparently starved to leath. Nicholas Sexton, emploved at the B. and P. | freight yard and shops on New Jersey avenue, | fell from a freight car yesterday, and was badly | injured. He was attended by Dr. Bowman, | and taken to his home. 436 6th street southwest. | John McCullough, & boy of sixteen years, living in Hughes’ alley, (between 25th, 36th, I = and K bong northwest.) Sg from (een! - =. | Wagon on New York avenne, between 2d an shed teeth, so easily | streets yesterday, and was run over and slightly injured. —_——~-__ Prize Essays and Debates. SUBJECTS UPON WHICH THE STUDENTS AT GEORGE- ‘TOWN WILL WRITE AND SPEAK. The subjects of the various prize essays open to the students of Georgetown university have been announced as follows: For the Philodemic’ prize essay, “The Atti- tude of Longfellow toward Catholicity, as Re- vealed in his Poetical and Prose Works;” for the Mercier prize oration, “The Character of Wolfe and Montcalm;” for the Morris historical prize essay, ‘‘The Norsemen in America.” The Mercier prize is a medal, the gift of the Hon. Honoré Mercier, lately prime minister to Canada, Mr. Mercier, upon a visit to the col- lege last year, donated the medal in commemo- ration of the centenary of the college. Mr. Talmadge A. Lambert, of this city, has given a — of #100 for the best essay on Christian loctrine. In addition to these prizes there is the Toner Scientific medal, given to the stu- dent who presents the best collection of spec’ mens in some branch of natural science, the specimens to be collected, determined and ar- ranged by the student presenting them. The subject of the Merrick debate 1s: “Re- solved, That the action of the Senate in refus- ing to ratify the treaty with Great Britian con- cerning the Canadian fisheries be approved.” ‘The speakers chosen to represent the society in the public debate are Thos. B. Lantry, '89, N York; Dan. J. Geary, '89, Pennsylvani: . A. Grant, '89, Nova Scotia; John V, Dahigren, *89. Maryland. The subject of the prize debate of the Philo- nomosian society is: “Resolved, That the Blair bill is unconstitutional.” The speakers chosen for the debate are C. Manning Combs, "92, Maryland; Samuel J. Boldrick, 92, Kentucky; Robert O'Driscoll, °92, Texas; Guy Latoom, "93, Kentuck as Golden Cross Notes. The regular meeting of Columbia Com- mandery, No. 374, United Order of the Golden Cross, was well attended, several visitors being present from other commanderies. Eight can- didates received the degrees of the order, Deputy Grand Commander Patten in the chair. They were Dr. W. W. Alleger. Frank P. Mor- gan. J. H. Hendricks, E. KR. Merry, Mrs, E. 8. Alleger, Mrs. A. 8. Denver, Mrs. ML E. Shot- well, and Mrs, A. G. Fuller. Meridian Com dery, No. 178, at its last regular meeting, had a large attendance. Four ndidates were initiated into the order, Mr. astus C. Johnston, Mr. D. W. Houghton, Jobnston, and Miss Mamie Chaney. y at its last meeting. Suppen Deata or Dr. Gro. A. Wartr.—Dr. Geo. A. White. the chiropodist, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his office, 1416 Pennsyi- oplexy. During the day he was apparently in his usttal health. In the af- ternoon his son, who was associated with him professionally, left the office, and upon return- ing about 3 o'clock found his father lying un- conscions on the floor. A physician was sum- moned. but when he arrived lite was extinct. Dr. White had suffered for some time with a heart trouble. He was fifty-five years old, and was well known in this city, having been en- gaged in Practice here for many years. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, and the remains will be buried in the Congressional cemetery. —_——__. Tae Fine av Lyxcn’s Bricn-Yarp. last night, about 8 o'clock, at Lynch’s yard, near Terra Cotta (beyond the fire limits destroyed a number of sheds and other struc- tures connected with the works. The loss is estimated at about #10.000, fully covered by in- surance. Superintendent Alvey, of the Balti- more and Chio railroad, went out to the fire on one of the shifting engines and removed some freight cars that were m danger of being con- sumed by the flames. It was supposed that the fire started in the engine room. ——— Tae Recwarrres.—Naomi Tent No, 3, Ladies’ Branch Independent Order of Rechabites, held a largely-attended meeting last evening. {wo didates were initiated, after which there were remarks by Clarence Mills, John F. Poates, James R. Pursell, Edward Mahoney, and Bess Eaton, of Eagle Tent No. 2; readings by Miss Birdie King, Miss Maggie Carter, Miss Eula King, Miss Rosa Poates, and Miss Maud Pu: sell, and songs by Mr. L. Main. Benicio dine need Tne Purtosopatcar Soctery.—At the meeting of the Philosophical society at the Cosmos club this evening communications are expected as tollows: Mr. R.S. Woodward. “Some of the mechanical conditions of the earth's mass;” Mr, J. Elfreth Watkins, ‘The origin of the railway systems of England and America, and the causes of the differences;” Mr. W. J. McGee, “The evolution of serials pubhsbed by scien- tific societies.” —— A Waare For Wasrxatox.—A dispatch from Atlantic city last night says: A whale be- came stranded on the beach near Chelsea, late Thursday afternoon, and wascaptured by the crew of the government life-saving station, No. 28. It is thirteen feet in length and estimated to weigh from 3,000 to 4.000 pounds. It will probably be sent to Washington in a few days. Wuene to Borrow Movey on Reat Estate.— People who are purchasing or paying for prop- erty, or have mortgages to pay off, should en- quire into the terms and advantages furnished by the Equitable Cooperative building associa- tion. Money is advanced by it in sums of $100 upward, Seven years and three months is given to return the principal and jnterest in monthly installments. Payments can be made of large or small amounts, or a settlement made in fall, at any time, and interest is only charged for the time money is held. Borrow- ers are extended every facility and encourage- ment to return advances and pay for their property as rapidly and as soon as sible, leavy expenses are avoided. Over ),000.00 are now advanced to the members. For fur- ther information apply to the secretary, Jno. Joy Edson, Equitable building, 1003 F street. Sc aiaianee ‘Two Five New Stramsuips.—The Hamburg- American Stee:ship company is looking for- ward to increased traffic this summer, when the two new steamships of the line, the Augusta- Victoria and the Columbia, will be in service. Itis claimed for these vessels that they are practically unsinkable, their t feature be- ing a longitudinal bulkhead, running from stem to stern. which divides the ship, each side being provided with a separate set of machin- ery, boilers, shafts, and screws, and that there- fore an accident to one side of the ship would not in any way affect the other. ——__ A gat THE Fotert PROPERTIES IN THE City, lor subdivision or business, is to be sold at auction on Tuesday, April 2, at 5 o'clock. It is situated on the corner of M and lst streets northeast, fronting 120 on M and 159 on lst, | With railroad siding, brick office, shedding, &e. id near the new t of the B. and 6 K. R., and also near the Electric railway. See the advertisement elsewhere. —__ Take tue BavtiwonE axp On10 yor New Youx.—Fist express trains. Average time quicker than any other. man’s parlor cars on ali day trains aud Pull- “Te got a attack of dyspepsia, What sbail I do for it.” ‘Get a bottle of Cook's Balm of Life. It’s the best remedy for dyspepsia Iknow of an at once,” Derive Sacre Tuts Weex. @1.50 Smyrna Mats, best quality for %e, $3 Smyrna Rugs, best quality, $1.95. $4 Smyrna Kugs, best quality, $2.95. $5.50 Smyrna Rugs, best quality, $3.95, Serim 5c. yard; — Drapery 15e. yard. 4 lot of remnants of st Ingrain Carpet prom! ts, 40e, | munity. man’s sleepers on night trains. Double track. Steel rails. Fine equipment. Polite trainmen. Everything first-class. For time of trains see Baltimore and Ohio time table, this paper. * Tax league held made for opening a free reading | | A dead female colored infant was found on It appeared to be about No transfers. Pull- COMING AMUSEMENTS. Atpavon’s Orzra Hovsz.—The producti: of Shakespeare's ‘Anthony and Cleopatra” this house next week will be an important and interesting dramatic event. It wil) be the first opportunity in meagre offorded Washing- ton people to see tragedy, and the com- pleteness of the mounting, which is said to be & marvel of historic accuracy and artistic beauty, will make the oe worthy of note asa spectacle. Of the public interest in Mrs. Potter as a beautiful woman and an actress there can be no question, and it has been greatly enhanced by the fame of her his- trionic efforts and startling costumes in the role of Ci ._ However opinions may differ as to the value of Mrs. Potter's histrionie work in the role of the — queen, her courage in undertaking so arduous a task cannot fail to win admiration, Mr. Kyrle Bellew will appear im the role of Anthony, in which he has won much critical commendation, The advance sale of seats indicates a prosperous engage- | ment. NatioxaL.—“Robert Elsmere,” a dramatiza- tion of Mrs, Warde's novel, will be presented next week. The play is said to be dignified in its character, yet the adaptor has shown his good judgment in relieving the story from dull- ness in dramatic for® by introducing a per- fectly consistent comedy element. Mn. Lupwia’s Coxcert oF Inte Mustc at Albaugh’s opera house to-morrow evening promises tobe a highly interesting affair. Of . Ludwig little need be said. as the power and beauty of his voice and thoroughness of his artistic training are already familiar here through his repeated appearances with the American and National Opera companies. The other members of the concert company are said to be worthy associates of the leader, Among the numbers on the program are In- m’'s ‘Memory of the Dead,” “The Boys of Vexford,” “The Croppy Boy,” ‘Wearing of the Green,” and “God Savé Ireland,” all to be sung by Ludwig; “What Would You Do, Love?” “Meeting of the Waters,” and ‘“Cruiskeen Lawn,” a quintette. 2 Tue Stevens Piano RecrTat.—The piano re- cital by Miss Neally Stevens at Congregational church on Tuesday evening is looked forward to with anticipations of pleasure by musical people, who have had their interest aroused by the warm indorsements with which Miss Ste- vens comes here. Seats are on sale at Ellis’. Cuonat Soctety May Festivat.—The Choral society to-day makes its first announcement of the series of concerts to be given next May. The concerts will consist of a public rehearsal, two symphony concerts, and the cantata, ‘The Spectre’s Bride.” composed for the Birming- ham festival of 1885 by the celebrated Bohemian composer, Antonin Dvorak. The Boston Sym- phony orchestra, sixty-strong, will be the great attraction. This fine organization starts ona western tour the last of April and will close their season here. Mr. Gericke closes his five years of service as conductor with this season, so his last appearances in America will be here, The list of soloists is not yet complete, but among those already announced are Mme. Teresa Carreno, pianist; Mr. Geo. J. Parker, of Boston, tenor, and Dr. B. M. Hopkinson, of Baltimore, baritone. The last two have been heard here in Choral society concerts. A so- prano remains to be engaged. and negotiations are pending with a prominent artist and a defi- nite announcement can be made in a few days, Instrumental soloists will be taken from the ranks of the orchestra. The chorus has been enlarged for the occasion and will number nearly two hundred. ne Choral society will set aside the proceeds of the season to form a nucleus of a music hall fund. The season jon at figure, and a large attendance willassure a good amount for this purpose. Hanes’ Bisou Tueater.—‘‘Hoodman Blind,” with the scenery used in the original American production at Wallack’s theater. will be given | at the Bijou next week. The play is a good | one of its class and has taken well on its pre- viowl visits here. ‘The company which will pre- sent the play at the Bijou next week is said to be a capable one. Kernan’s THEATER. illy Clay's Colossal gaiety company will play a return engagement St Kernau's next week, appearing inte suc- cessful burlesque of Robinson Crusoe.” Giose TueaTen.—Sheridan & Flynn's all- star company of variety performers will furnish the entertainment at the Globe theater next we Now I Tar Toe To purify your blood and fortify your system against the debilitating effects of spring weather. Atno other season is the bitter taste in the mouth more promi- nent, the breath so offgnsive, the drowsy dizziness so frequent, or that extreMe tired feeling so prevalent, ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla is just the medicine to build up the system, purify the blood, cure biliousness and head- ache, overcome that tired feeling and create a good ap- petite, * HOOD'’S SARSAPARILLA Is carefully prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, P1psissewa, Juniper Berries and other well-known and valuable vegetable reinedies, by a pe- culiar combination, proportion and process, giving to ‘Hood's Sarsaparills curative power not possessed by other medicines, “I had boils ail over my neck and backY troubling me so much that could not turn my head around, nor stoop over, Hood's Sarsaparilin cured mein two weeks, I think it is the best blood purifier.” DANIEL READ, Kansas City, Mo. THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER. “TI have taken three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and consider it the best blood medicine I have ever taken, @[t builds me up, makes me sleep better, gives me & good appetite and improves my health generally. MRs. A. P, LEIGHTON, Portland, Me. N.B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparills donot be induced to buy any other. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. #1 Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. B RCHELL'S Fay Tea, (Spring Leaf, at 50 cents a pound, It is now used in the drawing-rooms of the most fastidious, Compare it WITH YOUR DOLLAR TEA and you will use this thereafter. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F at. N. mbVO-2t Esracusuz 1844, ANDREW J. JOYCE. A £8 A ates SoS SAREE BH FOR SPRING AND SUMMER a ‘Victorias, Cabriolets, Mail Phaetons, Ladies’ ‘Driving Phaetona, Carts, Spiders, Buckboards, Surreys, Road Wagons, Family Carriages and Business Vehicles, ‘We are making a specialty this season of Vio- torias, We haves large stock and a great va- riety of styles, It will be to your advantage to inspect our —_—_ Tunce Huxprep axp Ninety Srupexts have been admitted to the Spencerian Busi Business college since the first of September and two bundred and forty are in daily atten This is the largest it in this institution in twenty and ising business Our prices for the quality are as low as any- ‘where in the United States, mhlé-1lm bee 8 in this" com: | Gray Seam Orexivo, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 18T AND 2D, OF IMPORTED MILLINERY, ‘From the leading houses of Paris and London Alvo, those of our own design. LOUBLE COMBINATION, | tickets have been placed at a very reasonable | CITY ITEMS. Fine Old Rye Pere’ = bs Pure, apopeepect = Sager ily matured 'y jon, 75c. large bottle; also, the “Hnest Tiss ot cigars to Saleot from, “Saboroso,” ‘La Altoona,” ‘Latest Craze” and “Opera, ep ell are | ned of be. cigars not ‘where else, nm this e i. “es oe M. & P. Muracan 1 417 7th st. nw, Smoke Consols Long Havana Tobacco Cigarettes. No scraps. No drugs. No objec- tion to Consols Havana Cigarettes, 1 Good Sewing Machines, $6, $8, $10, $15, to make room. All fully warranted. At Avenvacn’s, 7th and H. Sole Agent for the Light Running Domestic. 1 Bargains in Sewing Maehines. Singer machines, 6. Howe drop-leaf and drawers, $7.50. Domestic drop-leaf and drawers, $12. W. and N., No, 8, leaf and drawers, $11. Singer Oscilator, drawers and leaf, $15. All warranted, with la attachments, at OpresHEiMeR’s, 514 9th st. n.’ 1 Morgan, 933 D St. N. W. will, on and after Monday, April 1, give you the best 15e. Lunch you ever had. Drop in Mon- day and try it—11:00to4. His regular meals after this date will be 35c. Breakrast, 6:30 to 1 10; Dinner 4 to 6. Given Away. New “Domestic” Fashion Catalogue for spring, illustrating over 1,500 newest styles. At “Domestic” Sewing Machine office, 7th and H. C. Avegsacu, Sole Agent. 1 Coffee, ‘offee, Coffee. Do not forget to purchase a pound or two of our fine Coffee this evening and have a luxury for breakfast. Store open 10:30 p. m. to-night. M. & P, Metzorr, * 417 7th st. n.w. Bazar Dressmaker, esters all latest styles for ladies and children, including two colored plates, 20c.; by mail 25¢., at OrrEN- HEIMER’s, 514 9th 1 Sewing Machines For Rent at the Domestic office, cor. 71 id He 1 Johnson’s Restaurant, 9rH anv E Sts. For the best Oysters, Potomac Shad, Shad Roe, Spring Chickens, Lobster Salad,’ Lamb Chops, and every delicacy in season give FRANK Jouxson a call; you will be pleased. 1 Rosa Bonheur’s famous $15,000 painting of horses reproduced by an etching on the “Domestic” Sewing Machine. Lovers of fine artinvited to inspect. At ‘‘Domestic” Office, Wthand H. G Av Cut Prices Still $4.00 Ladies’ hand-made shoes, $2.35, $3.50 Ladies’ hand-made Shoes, 22.10. 00 Ladies’ French Dongola Shoes, $1.90, $2.50 Ladies’ French Dongola Shoes, $1.48. ys’ solid $1.00 button and lace, 89 cents, ’ solid $1.25 button and lace, 98 cents, solid $1.50 button and lace, $1.15. Boys’ solid $2.00 button and lace, $1.48. Youtks’ solid $1.00 button and lace, 84 cents, Youths’ solid 21.25 button and lace, 98 cents, Youths’ solid $1.50 button and lace, 21.20. Childrens’ spring heels, 8 to 11, solid 50 cents, Childrens’ spring heels, 10 to 13, solid 60 cents. Childrens’ better spring heels, 8 to 11, 70 cents, % Misses’ shoes at way-down prices. Our trunk department will show for itself, Cull early and be convinced. Boston Suoe Hovse, Prop’, 912 7th st. n. w. bet. I and K, Palmer’s Liquid Bleaching Blue is the original and best, sold by grocers, Send your mail order to 1806 7th st. n. 2 Peeriess Dyes Are the best. Sold by druggists, m20-3m It is Safe to affirm that there is no known specific that can be compared with Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron for the treatment of ner- Vous diseases, Sold by all druggists. 9 Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, An efficacious drink for the nervous and dys- peptic, 5eo Catarrh Cured.—A clergyman, after years of suffering from that loathsome disease, Ca- tarrh, and vainly trying every known remedy, at last found a recipe which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufferer from this dreadful cisease ne 4 self-addressed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence, 88 Warren st., New York city, will receive the re- cipe free of charge. 0c20-326¢ In 1850 “Brown's Bronchial Troches” were introduced, and their success as a cure for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Bronchitis has been unparalleled. eo8ék $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. Lyncu’s. 9th near Dst. s&w In Confidence :—The best physician in the world for coughs—Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup. 6 For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap, clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's soke, Jouxson Baoruens, Exclusive agents, S. EW_ PUBLICATION APPLETON & CO. Haye Just Published: L AMANUAL OF INSTRUCTION IN THE PRINCI- PLES OF PROMPT AID TO THE INJURED. Designed for Military and Civil Use. By ALvan H. Doty, M. D.. Major and Surgeon, Ninth Regiment, N. G, 8. N. ¥.; Attending Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital Dispensary. With 96 Dlustrations, 12mo, cloth, @1.! De ‘This book is intended to impart the knowledye neces- sary for the prompt and intelligent ‘care of persons suffering from hemorrhage, fractures, dislocations, Wounds, contusions, burns, shocks, sprains, poisouing, the effects ot heat or cold, apoplexy, epilepsy, thuse rescued from the water, aud other accidents, I. THE STORY OF HAPPINOLANDE, And Other Legends, By 0, B. Bunce, author of “Bachelor Bluff,” etc. The Gainsborough Series. 12mo, paper cover, 25 cents. Contents: “The Story of Happinolande,” “A Mil- lionaire’s Millions,” “fhe City Beautiful,” “Johu’s Attic.” For Sale by all booksellers, or either work sent by the publishers by mail, post-paid, on receipt of price, It 1,3&5 Bond street, New York. Srarxa Suoes. LATEST STYLES FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN. ALL OF THE BEST MAKES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S GENUINE KANGAROO SHOES, BUTTON, LACE, AND CONGRESS. NONE BETTER AT THE PRICE, $5.00. DALTON & STRICKLAND, 939 Penna Ava, all pure ool; DK SUKAH SILK: IEAVY GOS Kao INSDALE CAMB t3 FRUIT OF THE LOOM. Cot wide’ By sold, Dyeing Sontesc oni ater oe oe ee RED SILK PLUSHES and MORIE SILKS. ES BKOADCLOLM, yard and a halt wide all thd PWUKKEY MED TABLE DAMABK, 25c. DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS 1.25, DOUBLE WHILE WOOL BLANKS, ‘nimense size, $3. Bewutiful SATTEENS, French HENINETA CAB MER ED cette wldestouble width NO CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for Cash, 711 MAKKET SPACE, 3 dour to Boston V; VALUABLE PRESENTS TOK, CASH’ CUSTOMERS, one of the tollow! presents with # purchase She's Batt Dosen Ene Daur Sophias wort iiss Gioved Corvets, of 81Uot more: A Langocaise Hand wine Beda Genie ars worth $1.50:8 Dozen Fine Damask 1.50: or wae of large size, 3 SILVERWARE OF RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, ‘Sold Extensively at Home and Abroad. Manufactured hy I AS a Os 68’ 2 out the secret to be COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. MONEY TO LOAN. ERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER. F®, SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ary PROP. K' ‘11th street, south of Pennsylvania avenue, erty—A farm, 100 ay ha Mt. Vernou, Va. — ‘buildings and in a fine state cultivation. Ad- owner, C. BR HUNTERSON, Ascotuk, Fatstux county, Va. CRG RK RENT —“SHADELAND.” SITUAT Washington 1 wile from Pails Church: acrep land: To-sbom bores with sashes good aber shady 3 Pent $200 per year. = good : Bouse PEBKEY & CO. a Falls Church, Va. ‘Telephone 07. JFOE, SALE-ROCK HAVEN, ON RIDGE ROAD, 15 miles from Georgetown.” new ten-room house, Stable. laborers how . WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 1. ‘Matinees Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Survival of the Fittest! A ROYAL FEAST IN STORE. LILLY CLAY'S COLOSSAL GAIETY 00. Almost too Good to be True, ‘Yet Nevertheless a Positive Fact. THE ONE GREAT HISTORIC SUCCESS. THE CROWNING SENSATION OF THE YEAR. Oxe A FEW MORE HOUSES FOR RENT IN NOVELTY Ns Church, Va. Apply at once to JOHN E. SUPREME CROWNING DIADEM. PREY & 00. Cuurel Telerthone Call. THE WINNING HIT OF THE YEAR. 50 MILES BELOW magnificently equipped Tife SEASON'S EVENT IN EVERY AMERICAN 2 7,00 clTy. ACKES, adjoluing Bristoe ste: 420 tion, on Virwinis | Midlatid K K., 30 miles from city; the best improved The Most Extravagant Fancy Cannot Conceive the | farm in Prince William county, $5,500. Dashing Splendor of this Talismanic Production, 12 ACKES, finely improved, brick house, 8 rooma. 2,000 peach, 500 apie tro stg mile river front, ad WORTH GOING MILES TO ENJOY. Jotuine Marshall Hall D0). S1 ACRES, ou Brookville turnpike, 4 miles east of | Rockville, prime land well improved: $4,400. ACKES, didly fitted up for dairying, 12 Leesbary turnpike; 84.000. station on Metropolitan Branch, 4..000....NAUTCH DANCERS OF HERAT..... ,HANDSOME | LADIES...... Exquisite Grotesque Dance. ‘1 carriawe » &.; splen- ;-SYLPH-LIKE BEAUTIES... did well of wat 000, Iii the Dainty Stephanie Gavotte, | Ae ACRES. iutle “front giaticm, on Met Br. 9 mniies from 5 FRESH FEATURES FROM FOREIGN LANDS! | | 33 ACKE: Soncm tepant house, fruit, excellent water, ntirely New in fro a, Lm K Reta at Fails 8 miles from ci 00. ‘an Actual, Unquaiiicl: Yorisble Kajusement * eet on ‘covered with fruit, handsome 9-room Cot- ion. a) Mec bara, Be. same location a last $4,000. “i al D HEN! coencscenceel 8 ACKES. 5-room House, beaut! ruit, ee Ciassioal Grvuriage ter, 3g mile from sta. on W. & O. KR, 26 iniles from oni; a AC! AG Trees, 'S, 5 room House, stable, well, prime gar- -LADIES. i CHAMPS ELYSEE MINUET. No Need Going to Paris Now—Visit thia Exhibition, WORTH A MONTH'S LABOR TO SEE. All New York fell fon its knees before the Conquer- ‘ng Host of this Battalion of Eve's Bewitehing ugbters. THE ELEGANT ELECTRIC QUADRILLE. THE OLD WORLD'S WONDERS Brought Home. 40..HANDSOMEST LADIES IN TRE WORLD. Presenting the Gorgeous Spectacle of “ BEAUTY IN DREAMLAND!" And a Dashing Version of “ROBINSON CRUSOE!" The Rage of Two Hemispheres, PROUDEST SUCCESS OF MODERN TIMES, eons LZ Zig miles from city; church, school, store, i . t 000 “ity, 2 miles ont; $1.000_ 4 ACRES, ——t Linden sta on by 7Tth-st. turnpike ; beautiful build- ites; 2: Tr acre. agnificent Vasidige Sites of 2 to 20 Actes oyer- lookins the city, 1 to 2 miles distant beracre, 7. H. SYPHEKD € C Kk RENT—A FINE OLD Cot INTRY SEAT OF Rooins: shaded lawn nd gardens splendid. wate 3 miles from y. FOR RE: NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. E HANDSOMEST 9-ROOM COT- iad —— o : : *Y Festivar. Furnished by the seasou, THE CHORAL SOCIETY, With the Assistance of the BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, 60 ARTISTS, aif WitHEL GERICEE, Conductor, (His Last Appearance in America) Will give a series of FOUR CONCERTS ATTHE NEW NATIONAL THEATER, MAY 17 and 18, 1889. Friday Afternoon—Public Rehearsal. Friday Night—Symphony Concert. Saturday Afternoon—Sympbony Concert. Saturday Nicht, for the first time in Washington, THE SPECTRE'S BRIDE, A Cantata for Soloists, Chorus aud Orchestra, by ANTONIN DVORAK. DR. H. C. SHERMAN, Director. SCALE OF PRICES: Season Tickets (with reserved seat: Single Reserved Seat, Single Admission. Sale of season tickets opens Wednesday, May Ist, at ‘Metzerott's, 1110 F st. ear 820 ber month. T.H. Pe mb29-3t y' te: hington. LOTS AT HYATTSVILLE, MD. LOTS at Highland, Md. Lots from \ acre to 10° acres; One minute to five minutes from ‘one station or the other. Lots from #100 upward, according to size and location, Easy terms. Inquire of A. BARTLETT, Director Holliday Land Co., 639 F st. ri ACRES NEAR BRANCHVILLE, nd O. B. R., 10 miles from Washin a ed, balauce in timber; ordinary ‘Swelling. acre. res adjoining at $20 per acre. 30 Acres ad- per acre. DO; easy Was! 80 Ac Joining at ‘Smaller quantities if desired. This is a No. 1 oppor. is city to tunity for persons doing business in untry homes, W. W. HALL, P OR SALE—5 ington, ket a MILES FR 44 mules from B. and O. R, R.; 23¢ miles pod 6-room, ‘howse and all Lecessary out-houses: abundance of fruit; beautiful loca 1 for truck or poultry. Only $1.50 mh -_W. HALL, 456 F a ul LOTS Al ARDWICK ON B. AND P. ‘5 acres euch , beautiful view of the snrround- Y- $100 per acre. W..W. HALL, 456 F st. sw. Fok Sali ize ACRES WELL IMPROVED LAND, ood dwelling and outhouses; fruits; 4 miles from Capitol, at District line, on one of the best roads Ie ing to,this city. $0,000. W. WHA im - 5 s {OR SALE OR RENT—AT AUROEA, W. VA, ON top of the Alleghaiwes, a small furnished Cottage, with wood garden : «desirable summer home in a. cool delixptful mountain climate; 9 hours by rail and stage from Washington; selling price 8600. Apply to Dr, JOS, TABEK JOHNSON, 926 17th st, " JOR RENT — COUNTRY PLACE ON DANIELS Farewell of the Comedians, F road, 1s miles trom Beicitwood 10 eres; S- DONNELLY and GIRARD. wie oe ee 7 " SE VOUDL IL ‘ Ane Sc own ecomreey te fifteen minvtes' drive from Boundary. with furni- NATURAL GAS. ture ready tor occupancy ; heater, range ‘and cold poretg Lagoa ss barn ae —— . TO-N with cottage for gurd-ner; excellent pustirage, ain pt an Sure Sea ofiobza caf coe wt 5 e place: two Bue Aldrrcy Cows us or sale: ae — For other information apply on the premises or to : CRANE, PAlUtIS & CO. Dahkers, obit House. Sac ‘Next Week—*‘ROBERT ELSMERE,” Founded on Mrs. Humphrey Warde’s famous novel. FOR SALE PvE ACRES, WITH NEW HOUSE and Stable, near Gaithersburg, five minutes’ walk from station ; store and } ost-office ; express trains. Ad- Seats are now on sale. 1t_| dress OWNER, Star office. ____ mhzg-5t* BAU S GRANI ERA UK SALE—RENT, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY a —- weary = Property, frame house; 8 rooms; stable; one acre of a mene pres Herndon, Va; on, rtp utes” walk trom railroad station, juire oF CROUNDE, LAST PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT AT 8, Gast Koon, U.S Treasury, Set A Se” RICHARD STAHL’S Encore AT FARMWELL, VA., ON THE W_O. ieee - c | Rand Wo RR a denratle ew Hotise of @ ro — stable aud ice house and ve Land. Success COMIC OPERA, Enoure, | garden and orchard :scl.™ laud churches adjetuiig the mm WUE TCRABULL, Jou Capitol a, histo ee wHY? SAID WHr?| tol TURK! frit anond, Va. 220 ACRES OF LAND, ON LEBS ary ad HS | qurnpake, 1 mule frou Falls Chiareh 7 len Says ucton, two railroad stations within 5 So. — Charming. | excellent neighborhood, with schools and churches: lund kind , abundance or water: improvements good: first rate dairy or trick farm; will be wold low om emsy terms. Apply tooruddress ROGER W. CULL, wesdw Ob Fs Baltimore, "Ma. WEEK—MRS. POTTE! SONY CUROPATE voy AL JARRETT PAR k—VERY DES E LOTS FOR : 5 le at 2 cents a foot and upwards, on. si EATS NOW ON SALE-REGULAR PRICES. 30 monthly payinente: the caly ‘Metropolitan Bremen OTOMAC CORPS, Kock Creek; the ouly suburban W.R.C. Auxiliary to the Department of the Potomac, MUSICAL AND LITERAR: ‘TERTAINMENT quhv6-tuny 1 = Aes JOR SALE—BARGAIN—35 ACRES LAND AND atG. A. Ro Hall. 141 Sxe. D.We six-roo1 house at Gaithersburg, Md., near station TUESDAY, Apri! 2, 1889, at 8 Pan, and suitable to cut into lots. Only $4,700. J. KR Wickets, 25e, HERIT: Me E ae Refreshments. mh30-3t =i »-Bt ‘A FINE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA ie turm of the jute BAZIL HALL, ¥ xandria GRAND SPRING FETE UNDER THE AUS- of the Washington mestead,” Hall's Hill, Ale: pices of the lady managers uundiing Hospital, will be given on the afternoons county, Va. containing SO dcres, and improved by and eveuinws of Tursday, Wednesday and Thursday, | good dwelliug. ‘ine laud is iu good condiuion sud well the Sth, 9th and 10th of April. ‘Che Armory of thé | adapted to the Dairy business Possecssion given at wiy toa. W. AKMSTRONG, 218 King st., ria, Va. or to WALTER HALL, Hall’ a National Rifles has been engaged for the eyeut and the fote will commence with a lunch on the afternoon of 8. 1t_ | Alexandria count; nah ‘Tuesday, Ap 2w TE 0 COMMODIOUS BUILDING AND GROUNDS, ye GREATE OLDE FOLKES CONCERTE suitable Sor atwtal, Sorteae: Agi we % , MT, VERNON PLACE MEETING HOUSE, mb?2-1m* Berry villee Va, Corner Oth and K sts., ‘TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1889, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Time Beater. oe -Prof. J. H. Daniel. Admission, 25c. Tickets for sale at Pursell’s, 418 ‘9th; T. Jarvis, 426 9th, and W.D. Clark & Co.'s, 811 Fee SALE OF TRADE 200 ACRES PRIME land near Gainsville, Alatchua Co., Fla. 170 acres hear Baldwin, Duvall Oo. Fis. 160 acres superior jarming laud ‘iu Madison county, Wis. SO acres iu Dent Co., Mo., on railroad and near town, Faris in Virginis aud Maryland, contataing foom 60 to 3,000 geres willl exchange encuml red property im Market Space, and at the door on evening of Concert. gvon City Or ict of Columbia. wot rs ‘THOMAS A. MITCHELL, ——— mh20-1m 994 F st., Room 4. LBAUGH" OPERA HOUSF, ‘Ok SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD. THE SUN NING, MARCH 331, Hi incetbesuuitur location tore bone ohtngdy Ware THE CERT COMPANY. pete sud Se. per foot, “J. Kk iki or DUKYING or FRULE or send tor pew Yoo insted. Tew kD & OU., 13ZILF st. — Fe E- RIFICENT, VILE EXTBA-NEW NATIONAL THEATER, HEIGHTS, Sour oF ‘ARLINGTO Ne BAS: EOF THE NEW FOUR ACT DRAMA, PAssiNe ALL UTHER, SURROUNDINGS OF THE RRR FER CITS FOR HEALTHFULNE 8, SIGHTLINESS AND RR fe ae CHEAPNESS; 310 6 CENTS FER EOOT gd oer a * mblé-1m SAP se. R fF SEVEN-ROOM DWELLING ON R. BR. AVENUE AT Sire ete eR eRe Attorney-at-Law, Bladensburg, Md. mb7-2imo* SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY MORNING. Production on MONDAY, APRIL 1. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, SALE—ON METKOPOLITAN BRANCH, BLE a + in ‘and. Ubi 3 ‘The well-known players: Bs Eoin cotayen and countey biases “OOOEE R. Me. & B. Vendectut, ‘peaathe teens TUGKETT sao stucw. mbi-lm* Mr. John T. Sullivan, Ries Bore Filson, Willian: Graven,” ‘Misa Kate Denn . A. Valentine, iss May Robson, Wi. "Thompeon, Mine Ett Monyan, Buse Us Your Bors: miho7-4t }ALIFORN! CIAL PARTIES. > tm ay ‘Tourist Slee) ‘Cars. mm i mane Eastern Agent 243 Broadway” New York ie. SMITE Agent, 408 Chostaut St, Philadelphns, or any Balt. & bio Ticket Agt._b-sbwi0t_ | 121.0 fair amertion that whet connet be found at the LOBE THEATER, Clothing House of B, ROBINSON & 00., 909 Penz- Penns. ave., near 11th st. ion j Meoluenany: Huai and Butnday. sylvania avenue, for s Boy to wear need hardiy be Fins TCL ASS VARIET looked for elsewhere. Else why do we keepasreat Aiisineion, 10; 20 and 3d mb25-6t_| store full of Suits and Overcoats for Boys, small and ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. great, besides Furnishings. We intend to have, prac- Semen SS tically, every thing wanted, from the Play or School Usual Matinees—‘Tuesday, a a Suit to the Fine Dress Suits, as costly as any one SPECIAL.—Grotest ¢.. 53 Pe a "89 | wants, and between these two extremes a vast varicty ‘The world-wide, well-known, versatile 4m | of stylish but useful garments for the people of mod- ‘Se ecouvirusted Oy himeeiatd eu * | erate means. Parents shopping for their Sons hardly do themselves justice if they omit to at least look at ee Ts tn Next Week HOOBSLAN BLL TMh25-6t_ | our Spring stock, even if you purchase elsewhere you AONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. will be better informed, and any selection made here Cc TUESDAY EN ig returnable for exchange or refund of money. amiss NEALE: "The Gi Co., 937 Pennsylvania avenue, ie es Aaa aren — Miller Artist Grand Piano will be used. aati See eee se, B. ROBINSON & CO, mb21- Gy224t Discover: THE DOUBLE COMBI. Tomorron (stoay wl at. mnso-ae | CBr Gotten Sale Sa Srana Srvuzs Is Hass, ane Soap _stheed bse nv Wf ONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONA! 4'8 property. Orgens, Sewing Machtoss Faruitur: aie ture tals Storage. rhe metre $150,000 BI 1% roac Ioan ‘on it. Lange amounts at 5 STRIPS TAMAR & PRCT mhz erty. (Cash ip hand. No delay 840.000 | BY GiLbekT RCO. hoans ‘Real Estate ON NORTHWEST CITY PRO . APPROVED REAL lowest rates TO Lo. LARGE AND SMALt on approved real estate securii) in the Dies trict of Columbia, at .owest rates of interest. B00 F at now LEIPOLD, 13 apt. “mb S6-Lin Moxeye ATE LOCAL On AU other quid Securitica Arnis and Savy Aceon, Counnere eo. Be. No delay DEMPSEL, 104 New ork ave mh Lam ¥ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUM@ ait at lowest rates, F st. y KEDFORD W. W 00s ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. ar 1m nad AME lowest rates of estate. interest on good District JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 410 F at.» Reiloee Is ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER c ed Keal Estate rity. Lane + RUTKE ol Spee Smabzt-im ree nce | k™ ESTATE LNVESTMENT. j SAFE AS U.S BONT SUA PER Ch re Id BUMS give 4 ee SMALL PREMICM CHLAKGED, 00-TO LOAN ON REAL FSTATR THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. N LARGE AND SMALL 1on8, Sand percent. Soall GEREN & CUND SN {mh22} st. NDOWME APE AND TONTINE POLICIES bought at highest caak prices. Loans negotiated Upon mine wt reasonable terms. A to. ACHESO’ 7 st. nw. benhig atin [4 IN SUMS TO SUIT. LoNG OR 81 50,000. ct tne; lane amounts at o per Cent, lowest commission F. D. MCKENNEY. 1517 aw., Suu buildus mild haue NEY TO LOAN ‘sums at U per ceut. PER CENT. SMALE lela aT N Gro. F GRAHAM. 1503 Penusyivauia ave, ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM 500 UPWARD, AT THE LOWES? ALES OF IN i balk AND COMMISSION ON REAL ESTATE 1) THIS DISTRICT. KO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and ¥ st ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON Goon estate security or collaterals: nominal c ALBERT FP 920 F st _mbil M sion, ahl-1m MoS ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- | SUM class security, at lowest ratesor Uuterest, uodelay Where the security is good. ny 0. C, GREEN, 303 7th at. now 000 AT 5% PEK CENT, IN SUMS GWYNN NEWMAN & ©O., Rooms 1:5 and Atlantic Building. LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN ANE GWYNN NEWMAN & CO. Rooms 13 and Atautic Building. LOAN. Lowest rates of int ADDISON & 2 y Mot ¥To 1 = wMo* To rest ARCOMBE, 1304 F ston. w. ON REALESTALE A dso On other Kp Fv HENSEX & LOWEST 1 ROCUTAy, Banker 1300 F st. aw. NO LOA $90.000 in sums to suit at 5 percent. 1,000 it SUIS to StL At G per cout. sana Un real estate security jortwages ADU WOLLLI} Lotes wecusvd on ry bout BEALL, BKOWN & CO. <a ize ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE SbCURIT HILL & JOHNSTON, _ 1903 Pa ave. u Y APPROVED KEAL BS urity “al2-din JOHN SHERMAN & CO, 1407 Pat 1 eee In sums to suit, at eetate secunty. 020 ONEY TO LOA AT LOWEST RATES OF ON KEAL Est 1321 Fat, Jowent rates on ay proved read BCH, Fe A «& 1427 bs 805 Moto LOAN ON KVAL ESTATE aT LOW- Wx H. McKsew, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. We are now showiug and elegant assortment of Medium and High Grade Novelties in Ladies Pre RRR ss pr, RU Sss. PPP Rn, Bgs5 Pr RR BS oF SssS oT www RRR. A PPP. Wwww RR AA PP ss Sari BR Gah pr OSs wow EE 23 Pe = < A coc K K ERE j AA cc KK x T S33 “4 ‘God Ek Ere f And also full line of Suits, Jackets and Civaks for Misses and Children, Complete Assortment of Ladics’, Misses’ and Children’s Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Hand- kerchiefs and all the goods which compose @ complete Furnishing Departuent. Our Cloak Department is located on first floor frout, and Furnishings in the rear. Suita, Jerseys, Tea Gowns, Surah Waists and Chir Gren's Cloaks op second door. WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. Taylor, 933 Pennsylvania ave. 3a3-3un CUTTING THE CUTTERS—000. FOR CUTICURA - | LU Resolvent, 8. . 8. 8.8., Hop Bitters, Iron Bitters, How | tetter's Bitters and seme reduction on nearly every~ { thin KoLb PHARMACL, sthand Este. 2's :28,30,ap [ae TO-MORRO} WAT Toe DOUBLE COMBI- And you wiil find what has been discover=<i Three great things froma our basement. miz@-At a ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. (Wednesday, March 27, 1889.) 162 dozen cans Sugar Com, per dozen.......81 ceute 71 dos. large cans Golden Pumpkins per doz 96 ceuts ‘137 quart bottles Maple Syrup, 50 cent size, 39 ceuts 267 large cans Fresh Soups, 40 cent goods...34 ceuts 2,600 pounds Best Imported meg hy =f received direct 13 cent Roods...... 85 barrels choice Patent Process Flour. ‘We are also offering the following Ll cents ATTRACTIVE SPECIALTIES: Stroutia Spring Water. ‘Pure Stearic Acid Carriage Candles in 2 Ib. Cartoons, Patent “Fibrine” Vegetable Biscuit (with Beet Root) for dogs. The only proper food for such suimals, ee pecially in cities, Home-made Cake, sll kinds and sizes, and Boston Brown Bread, fresh every day. Genuine Mandheling Java Coffee. You will never know what truly delicisus coffee is until you drink a real Genuine Mandheling. It is universally conceded that our POTATO CHIPS are always the freshest and sweetest by far than any te be had elsewhere,