Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1889, Page 12

For the Dis eastern Pen Virginia, Aun t 1SERVATORY, Wasitrvetox, D. C., June 26, 1888, W. P. Vax Wieeker. Re anager, dent M Ww D. C.: It y pido of Mr. F. G. Smith abe n years ago. Mrs. Frisby desires me at it has given entire satis- faction. It preserves its tone well. Ido not think there is any appreciable difference in its tone? since I have had it. Very respectfully. Gan Frisny. Prof. Maths.. U. 8. x. Maltby effects of the lat on sale at Jerivs Laxsevers, . The following remarkable low + will prevail: Onk Bed Room Suites, 224 Parlor Suits in Silk Plush, 269 eac Maitby for 100; 40-Ib. Hair Mat- h: Wire springs. ach; Mar- rowel, Napkins, Table Linens, Feather Pillows. Oak Rockers, Tables. In fact you can select enough goods to furnish your ouse for one-half regular prices. Beilles Spreads, A Sr Spring is here « the evening: arane Tre. mer not far off. But How are you fixed for Medium weight underweat? Don't swelter by day and shiver at night! Our 50c. garment is Just the Fraxe. Oue Price Hatter and Furnisher cor. th and D sts. Eseren Canps Jax C y's, 9th st. Caprran Crry Mixep Lawn Gnass, guaranteed to produce a thick. velvety turf. Lawn fertili- gers. Diamond lawn-mowers, best and che est in use. P. Maxx & Co., 207 7th st.. opposite Center Market. Jeuirs Laxsrr te 0: ing on Monday. ng the balance of House, commenc- Dr. Hexisys Celer: bines so many virtr entirely disabled by sure to follow. It is a blood tone sell it, + that if the system is Vigorator. All druggists Haux's Gigantic Spe to-morrow's Pres caster Sale. See Ferp. Paank, shoe dealer. Ww. and 353 Pe of next we: his two stores. 6 14t WAVE. 8. €.. W n, all wdsome AS a sonvEniT. Ose Cent postage to Domestic Sewing office. 7th and H sts., for new Domes- sue, illustrating over ‘ole Agent. Machine tie Sprin| 1.300 newest s Ser THe Se Bpecis Do sor fail to call at Juntws L $15 7th street, during the coming week a some of the effects of the Iate Maltby H ss for Hahn's Gigantic Easter Sale of Spring Footwear. H's, nd bay otel, To Hovsexe that want to buy Fu Mattings, Rugs. &c. ca ture, Carpets, Oil-Cl Go to the largest install- Ment house in the city. Special inducements to cash buyers, at J. G. SLATER’s, 310 and 312 Pe ave. 8.e., Capitol Hill, Lieutstxe rods, electric work. J. H. Kuehling. Fre Grasses lic., P. WALLact, 408 12th st. Shali continue to loan ‘money on watches, dia- monds and jewelry til November. Gexurse Novenvies in English p checks for suit to your measure, trousers frou Fit and work } guaranteed, ASBERGER & Sox, 112 F st. | Ose Car-Loap On landed m New York : railroad quick large cases Vale the season. Come « Haxnis & Axpeusoy, % 500 Gritewes per Inventor's New Sewin ard.” J. J. Houtister, n.w. (Masonic Temple.) nate on the Domestic chin Bs ole Agent, 905 F st. Licutsixe Rovs repaired, Kuebling. 1212 Paav. Orrice or ADaMs Exrness Comps Wasutne Belm of Life for uluable We have used Prof. Coo! the past six years, and consider it a and indispensable preparation for the ate reiief of nervous headache, dyspeps indigestion. and have known of actual cures in | cases of dyspepsia where it has been used. It will re.ieve but and sealds immediate would not be without it. Yours respectful Gro. W. Moss, Agent. Graxp Pencu FisetsABoats for hire at Cum- berland’s, foot of F st. n. w. iren’s Modiste. Chil- Fine milline Mavane Roun. dren's dresses made to order. 987 F si. new, re, says: “Two th arpri y expression -the extent of suffering and torture from acorn and the quickness and complete- hess of relief given by Dr. . the chi- Fopodist. Persouul experience.” Parlors 1115 Pennsylvania avenue northwes Remopettve and modernizing old and di defective plumbing is made a specialty by S Shedd & Bro., th st. Sprctan $ Le of mattings, refrigerators, 3 The best oak chamber suite im she market for 25, at W. H. Horke’s. Ir You want to see all the newest styles of baby carriages don't miss to inspect Wasu. B. Wititass’ stock, 317 7th st. nw., as he makes a speciality in that line. sTigve Ouk Bedstead, Bureau, with bevel ghiss and Washstand, 220. pieces of same, including woven-wire spring. 2 pillows and good cotton top mat- tress, $50, Straw Matting from 9c. to 30c. “hests and Refrigerators, 22.75 to $50. Baby Carriages from 5 to 230, Special bargains in every departmet at Stxairtoy & Fiercuer’s, Sour 4 ALieWoor Titovsexs To Oper, 23.00, Hamnvncer's, Under Metropolitan Hotel. Use Rex Fensitenr Poutsn—Sold by P. Han- fon Hiss M'f'g Co.. $15 15th n.w., also druggists, Fossenn’s Carr. 14 Y. avenue, the cheap- eat and most genteel « ug-room in the city Evy Youn Coal, Coke and Wood from Jons- tox Brotugns, the leading firm in the Dis- triet. Wurrser's pure crab apple cider, 71 Pa. av. new. Straw matting from 1¢ Baldwin dry sir refrige $75. a yard up. ors from $5 up to B. Winriams. nd D sts. n.w. Is Oxper to our customers during our gran y of Easter novelties in millinery we will have open store each evening Of next week until Yo’clock, A. M. Fisue.’s, 3134 M street. Weet Washington. Retsixeen’s b » Cream. 235 G street. Dows at Last. Watchies cleaned, $1; main- spring in S.W., €1.; key-winder, 75. Repai ing in proportion. All work guaranteed. K. C. Hixts & Co., 628 9th st. nw. Ty you wayr Gas Fixtures of the richest and most novel designs go two 8. S. Shedd & Bro., 482 9th at., wh agents for “de Kosenko & Hetherington s” artistic chandeliers, Tur Gaeat Atiantic axp Pactric Tea Com- Paxy hes published a beautiful Easter offering. It represents little girl of tender years in in early morning garb, who is evidently in the best of humor. for her face is wreathed with miles, and she anticipates the festival with emotions of pleasure. A slip 8 her only ward- Sie, walls bor deca upon the carpet, and stockings are in her hands. The words “Easter Morning” under the picture tells the joyous oc eagion fepresented. and all the surroundings blend most harmoniously and suggestively, Fox Was. Paver and window shades go to RB. W. Henderson's, 1113 F street nw. Gas Frxrunes. C. A. Meppeman, 1206 F st, Sparxo Lawn and Green Peas, Spring Chicken and Corned Beef a specialty at New York Market, Sd and Ind. ave. n. w. A.t-Woor Trovsers to Orpen, 33.00. HaMBURGER’s, Under Metropolitan Hotel. ALvmINiuM Specks and eyeglasses. Don't rust or tarnish; lightest and strongest metal known. K. C. Hixes & Co., 528 9th st. n.w., ___ Under St. Cloud building. Taz Americas Metex Co.'s Gas Rano “EcGsomux” is the best. Shedd & Bro., 432 9th strvet. Sra Stries. Men's Felt Derbys, $1.80and 02. extra value. A. T. Lewrs, 435 street, nd Iron com-/ Yashington's most popnlar | t. md | yond | NF ’ ERY AT Cost. 50-inch Ramie furniture covering 45e. per yrd, 24-inch worsted plush, colors: crimson, blue and olive, Se. per yard. 24-inch crushed plush, all colors, $1 per yrd. Printed madras for curtains ic. per yard. Nottingham Ince, Gtinches wide. ise. per yard. Dado portieres, 3 yards long, $2 per all colors. 5 feet bamboo easels #1 each, Palmer's celebrated hammocks 75e., #1, $1.25, $1.50, 21.75, $3.50 and $6, 100 Horn hassocks 75c., former 2.50 pairs lace curtains $1. pair. 300 pairs lace curtains $2.50, from $3.50 pair, Wass. B. Wriurams, 317 7th st. nw. Deve Store. rice 21.25. . from $2.50 Mertz Diamond D- Bird Seed p Bird Gravel. large. 6c. Hood’s Sersaparilla, 67¢. Mentz’s Davo Store, 1014 F street. GanpeN ayp § H Get the best Goopyrar Rene meet Hose, reels and fixtures, the money. Co.. 309 9th st., near Pa, av. Wartsry’s purc Pa. av. n.w. CITY AND_ DISTRICT. CONDENSED LOCALS. Daniel if house- In the Criminal Court ye Miller, a colored man, was convicted breaking in entering the shooting gallery of Alex. Ebit, Febru and as recom- mended to mercy. as found in the place by Mr. Ebit, and claimed that he went there to rest, Prof. A. G. Wilkinson delivered a lecture the Columbian university yesterday afternoon ystery and Passion Plays.” eimer, who had his as mentioned in yesterday's Star, has no cor nection with the ‘firm ofS. Oppcuheimer & | Bro. } Mr. J. B. Clayton was ordained as a minister at the First Baptist church, on 13th street, last ight. Rev. Messrs. M lor, F: Taylor. Stakely, and Green took part in the ceremony Mrs. Hedwig Henrich-Wilhelmic, the sociali leader, lectared in Gerw Grand Arw | hall last evening under pices of the Co- |lumbia Taru-vercin, on “Free | the Soctal Question. Last night the ; York avenue took fi This morning jin the drying roo: Thinkers and | sin house 1330 New mt & gas jet. o'clock a tire took place of Sebneider's foundry which extinguished by No. 2 company damage $00, Yesterday afternoon the vacant honse 817 12th street was entered by | through the basem water fixtures were torn building to the extent of The fire in the F yard, at New York d rds hsUr three sm: nt window 1 colored boys and gas and ug the © ay. The loss amounted to about 400, It is supposed that sparks from engine caused the fir AMUS close atten- to “Much Ado about Nothing” by intelligent audience at AlBangh’s | proved conclusively that perly presented is still an at- ction to the best cl ur play-going | public. Khe s charming in its | conception 1 os ty adupted to the the ground costumes were hich racter. Her | and exeell Benedick, ave to the part of Hh y and beauty that it required. agemert will close to-day with “The tthe matinee performance and | ‘Adrienne Lecouvreur™ to-might. NatIonaL. Jim the om strongest cast yet give q play will make its las ton next week Mr. Wm. n,” with the his remarkable arance in Washing- & his theater, GRAND OPERA IN Giisu.—Grand opera in glish, properly presented by a comp: eighty ‘people regular theater prices, ig ed by the New American opera company ut Albaugh’s. ‘This company was or- | ganize av Hingichs, wl be re- membered as tl National opera cot ._ The principal ation, and include Loni ternate conductor of the with Theodore y from that alie, who. is Washington girl, and attained a high reputation; | Cor Meacham, Famnie Gonzales. Clara Poole Lizzie Maenichol (also a Washington gir who has been | William Castle ery successit toddard, E.N. Knight, | and Franz Vetta. night and Satards afternoon be “given: Tuesd | © Marita’ > Mi ursday, Friday Lammermoor 1y night hem irl. Ke s Tueater. | variety program will giv tion of the moral Cabin.” whic! a good company, ating the Ideal Jubilee Quartette and t smallest Eva on the stage. ‘There will also be Siberian dloodhounds and trick donkeys, and all the accompaniments that go with this dram: ‘Tue Grove Tues week at the ¢ way toa ae, drama_ of Uncle 3 | it is promised will be given with :n.— The programm for next lobe will be attr: a aces will be seen be neg haneum Specialty Co. T ickey-Doo's Visit,” in whi ntire company will appear, will conclude the entertaifment. | Wrap Hart.—The representation of hrist before Pilate,” which is now at Willard is one of the most remarkable exhibitions of wax work that has been seen in this city. The figures are natu in expression, easy in pose. and the whole grouping wonder- fully lif At this time it should havea peculiar attraction. Bazaan.—The “Old Guard”. will rden bazaar at the National Rifles armory, commencing next Monday night. | Among the articles to be contested for are a safety bicycle, vadges for Knight Templar, M, Elks and Department of the v's bieyele, gold-headed umbrella, gold watch for letter carriers. A $200 buggy is among the articles to be reserved for the benefit of the ticket-helders, Tue Biscnorr Cc Bischoff rts for this se: on Tuesday and The first will be closing son will be g' ednesday eve an organ rec I by Dr, Bischoff, who will present a carefully selected acing the works of Le program emb Mendelssohn, Miss Eva Vesce % On Wednesday Miss Nellie Wilson will sustain the burden of the program, CouLec® Gree CLups.—There will be two coucerts by eollege glee clubs at the Congre- agner and others, vocal numbe gational church, one by the Yale men on the 22d instant, d the other the students of tger’s college on the The Yales have 0 a banjo elub. Sackep Concent. given to-morrow 1 theater by the Ludwig cor created such a favorable i weeks ago. All the me: ists, and Mr. Ludwig’s superb baritone needs | no recommendation here. The program will | be chiefly made up of Irish melodies, and a | novelty will be the singing for the first time of | | @ song written by Michael Scanlon, of this city | for Mr. Henry Beaumont, the tenor of the troupe. Miss Anita Cluss will also play a harp solo, The success of the former concert in- duced the management to yield to an earnest request for a repetition. and to-morrow night | | Was the first date that could be arranged. Seats | may be secured during the day at the box office | of the theater and at the hotel news stands. * Haznis’ Bisov Tukater.—The Main Line” will be the attraction at Harris’ Bijou next ; Week. It is « well-written play with good | | characters and strong dramatic incidents, and | the scenery and effects are very realistic. ' The company is said to be a strong one. —_— The onal t company, which ression here a few ers are good vocal- Rechabites. Salem Temt No. 154, Anacostia Tent No. 138, and Purity Tent No. 4 will receive invitations to take part in a donation party, to take place next Friday evening, under the auspices of Naomi Tent No. 3.——Salem Tent No. 154 in- itinted one candidate on Tuesday night, and received applications from two more.—— Naomi Tent No. 3 after trausacting its business last evening adjourned to the residence of a sick member.——Mr. J. N. Minuix, a member of Salem Tent, is somewhat better this week, but is not entirely well.——Mr. T. B. Marche, of Cammack Tent No. 56, out again, after being sick about a week.——Union Tent No. ‘87 continues to do good work, having received about sixteen members last quarter.——West- ern Tent No. 165 will be visited next Wednes- day night by Salem Tent No. 154. Other vis- itors are Cy eee Tent No. 151, of Savannah, & membership now of about sixty member$, and is increasing at a rapid rate. 1¢ will be the banner tent in the south in six months, The order seems to be Ley erp all over the country, and it is expected that a fine showing will be made at the agen which meets in Ballston Spa, N. Y., the Tuesday in July, | righ’ | mann’stepped out, | sion tic | mercantile establishment of thate TACKLED THE WRONG MAN. A Lively Time in a Well-Known All- Night Restaurant. You have seen a waiter remove moisture and refuse edibles from a restaurant counter. A rapid folding up of the towel, a sweeping semi- ness, The same general plan was used a night or so ago in what is probably the best-known all-night restaurant in the city. The gentle- man who for the nonce assumed the functions of the waiter is well known in the local liter- ary world, but the individual whom he used as & counter-wiper was evidently a stranger. The incident materalized is something like this: CRITICISM FOLLOWED BY A CATACLYSM. It was about 1a. m., and some thirteen or fourteen gentlemen, a few of them morning newspaper men, were patronizing the restau- rant to the extent of a light supper previous to seeking their respective couches. Enter two strangers. They order something, and while it is being prepared they make remarks about the manner in which the literary man above- referred to is disposing of his food. The 1. m. hears their remarks and informs them that he will not allow them to criticise him. The heavier stranger offers to throw the 1. m. through a neighboring mirror and the 1. m. ntimates that it would take about three ath- letes like unto the heavier stranger to perform that disastrous feat. They clinch, Then the 1. m, upsets every table and chair in the long room with the person of the heavier and more pugnacions stranger, and concludes the act by doubling him up, throwing him on the counter and then using him asa substitute for the waiters’ towel WIPING UP THE COUNTER WITH HIM. In about five seconds the counter is clean. The turkeys, the chickens, the hams, the crabs, the oysters (on which a huge block of ice has j been’ placed to prevent them opening their mouths and giving away their age), the salad, the cold slaw, the lobsters and the cracker: bowls, to say nothing of the crockery and glass- ware, cover the floor with a thousand frag- nents, By this time all is confusion, The jl. m. still flourishes the salad-stained form of heavier stranger, but at the request of a few friends he releases his grip and allows the unfortunate remains of the interruption of his meal to gather themselves together and to pro- ject their disint ated unity into the darkness of the night through a side door, hatle breathless and fightless, L. m. turns a table Je up, selects a chair wi three legs and a a that anything he group of scared w, please.” Twenty-five rsof company ©, Washington nt Infantry battalion, competed last night for the honor of representing the company in the individual drill for the Marion Rifles’ m After nearly three-quarters of an hour's hard work Sergeant B, P. Krickner and Pri- yates E. J. Taylor and Ben Isemann were the only ones left. The struggle continued for twenty minutes longer, and then Private Ise- —— Tue Water Coron Sare.—The lovers of the ts have had an ample opportunity to se tine pictures at popular prices during the week. ‘The sale will be continued on ay morning at 11 a. m., 3 and 8p. m., which ‘will close the sale, when many of the finest works of Gamba, Trouibellard and oth- left unsold will be knocked down to the highest bidder, at Dowling’s art rooms, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue — New York Ivavovration CELEBRATION VIA Peynxs¥sivanra Rattroap. ‘or the better a commodation of the large number of people who desire to witness the elaborate ceremoni arranged for the celebration of the centenn anniversary of the inauguration of Gen, Wash- ington as first President of the United States, in New York, on April 29 and 30 and May 1, the Pennsylvania railroad company will sell excur- ts to New York from all principal sta- tions on its system between April 27 and May 1, inclusive, at three (3) cents per mile. The from Washington for the round trip will be dollars and eighty-four (26.44) cents, and_pro- portionate rates from all other stations, Tick- eis are good only for continnous passage on 27 to vy 1 for through trains to New York from Apri M 1, but no tickets will be sold on ¥ trains arriving in New York later then noon of that da; turning, the tickets will be good for continuous passage on trains leaving New York on May 6, inclusive. * — — See Apvertisewent of Hill & Johnson of houe for sale. The property is offered ata price stated to be below its real value, _ Frowers at Center Market.—At the Center market the flower sales instead of being on the B-street side will hereafter be in the court-vard, where, in the warm weather, both dealers and purchasers will have more space and can trans- uct business more comfortably. Potted plants and flowers in their season will be sold in these spaces, and special places have been arranged to accommodate persons from the country who sell flowers of their own raising. * ——___— ASSOCIATIO: New Issue of association will open subscription 16 for the seventeenth issue of stock. ‘The shares are $2.50 per mouth. ‘There ure now in force 12,851 shares, and the assets are over $1,000,000. The continued growth | and prosperity of the Equitable, shown by their | rt, is the best evidence of the substantial nd benetits, in a practical way, the mem- e realizing. Information desired con- cerning the working of this association can be | obtained from the secretary, Jno. Joy Edson, | Equitable building, 1003 F sti — t. A Recoasizep improvement in character and color in decoration is shown in the new res dence of Mr, Thos. Kirby, 203 1 street north- west, recently renovated by the P. Hanson Hiss Manufacturing Company. the well-known artists, Senator Sherman’s large house on K street is also under Mr. Hiss’ supervision, Persons contemplating a visit to Paris dur- ing the coming summer, —and their names ap- pear to be legion,—will be interested in the advertisement of the famous “Eon Marche” y in another column, As a spectacle, it is hardly less inter- esting than the great exposition will be, with the added advantage, not possessed by the other show, that allits treasures may at will become the property of admiring spce- tators, and at prices so low as to be little short of marvelous to Americans, Ovesixa Or A New Crome HOUSE, Having sold out the entire stock of Clothing at Oak Hall, corner 10th end F sts, I have OPENED THE BEAUTIFUL STOKE, 311 7TH STREET, (Lately oceupied by Mr, Wash. R, Williams,) As a First-class Clothing Store, under the nay Ww ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, with an entire fresh stock of well-selected Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys. Iseli only Clothing made by the best manufacturers in the country, aud will save you fully 25 per cent on the price, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 13, Twill have aGRAND OPE: to which everybody is invited. We do not edhsider it trouble to show goods, ‘The following are s few of the many bargains Tell ALL-WOOL PANTS at $1.50 and upward. Good well-made SPRING OVERCOATS at 8: upward. ALL-WOOL SUITS at $7.50 and upward. A Souvenir given to every visitor at WEYL’S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 301 7TH ST. N.W. apl0-3m Hesrierm Serre, ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, n beautiful Spring Slade, nearly one yard anda half wide, all pure fine French wool, 50c, HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, 87e, 81. LONSDALE CAMBIUC, very iinest quality, 10c, HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, 62hde. BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, nuest quality, 25e. BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, b0c. THACO CLOTH Dress Goods, spring shades, wide Aquble fold, purs wook 25e. PLALD MUSLIN, new styles, Sc. Valuable Presents for Cash Customers. Select one of the following Presents with a purchese A pair of large-size fine Damask Towels, worth alhwitdozeu fine Damask Napkins, worth pair of Silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 75¢ 0 CREDIT, but the very lowest prices tur Cash. CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE. ‘Next door to the Boston Variety Stora, FANCY SILKS, 37 G2c. EANAETTA CASHMIES fe tiew 5 extra w! ‘Beant DUNLAP’S FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SILK AND DERBY HATS NOW READY. Just received an Importation of FRENCH SOFT HATS, lizht in weight. LA TOSCA UMBRELLAS and CANES for Ladies. WILLETT & RUOFF, mb23 905 Pennsylvania ave. | Hood's Sarsararila. | son, climate or life, and while it tones and sustains the circular motion of the hand, and then cleauli- | system it purifies and renovates the blood. We ear- CITY ITEMS. Monday is the Bargain Day At 730 7h st. nw., between G and H. 1 Slop Jars for 65c. 1 Bowl and Pitcher for 65c. 31 Plated Knives for 70c. 50, Plated Tea Spoons for 25e. Hotel Dishes (all sizes) 50c. dozen. Half dozen Cups and Saucers, 35c. lorence Oil Stoves, 65c. be tee 45c, ene Standing Lamp, . $4.48 Hanging Lamp, $3.48. 50c. Window Shades (all colors), 33¢, Let us give you an estimate on window shades to be made to order. Come at once. as this will be the bargain day at the American Variety Store. It 8. Horowrrz, 730 7th st. now. Good Sewing Machines, 26, $8, 210, 915. to make room; all fully warranted; at Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th and H sts. It $50 for $25. Narrow and wide wale diago- nel Worsted Suits that other tailors ask #50 for, we are making to your measure for #25. First class trimmings aid work. apl3-6t — Straspencrr & Sox, 1112 F st. Easter Cards—J. Jax Gourn. 421 9th. ap13-7t* A Gigantic Swindle Unearthed! You have been paying 75e. for the same Domet Flannel Shirt that we sell for 50c. Don't take our word for it. but see for yourself. Franc, One Price Hatter and Furnisher, cor. 7th and D sts, it Given Away pring Fash- Yor Nerv Ir Now To impart strength and give a feeling of health and vigor thronhont the system, there is nothing equal to It seems peculiarly adapted to overcome that tired feeling cansed by change of sea- nestly urge the large army of clerks, bookkeepers, teachers. housewives, operatives and others who have been closely confined during the winter, and who need A GOOD SPRING MEDICINE, to try Hood's Sarsaparillaxow. Don't delay. “Every spring for years I have made ita practice to take from three to five bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, because I know it purifies the blood and thoroughly cleanses the system of all impurities. That languid feeling, sometimes called ‘spring fever,’ will never visit the system that has been properly cared for by this never-failing remedy.”—W. H. LAWRENCE, Edi- tor Agricultural Epitomist, Indianapolis, Ind. PURE BLOOD. “For years at irrecular intervals in all seasons, I suffered the intolerable burning and itching of blood poisoning by ivy. It would break out on my legs, in my throat and eyes. Last spring 1 took Hood’s Sar- saparilla, as a blood purifier, with no thonght of it as a special remedy for tvy poisoning, but it has effected @ permanent and thorough cure."—CALVIN T. SHUTE, Wentworth, N. id. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, Soid by all druggists. six for 85. Pr only ‘ 1; six for 5. Prepared only E aiga Scailas by C.1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass, ion Catalogues, at Auerbach’s, 7ti and H sts, see Sole agency Domestic Sewing’ Machines, Do- 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3 | mestic Dress Forms, Domestic Paper Patterns.1 : Easter Greeting. : : Don't Miss it! Geant Revver Prices Special Notice to the Public: IN CHILDREN’S LONG COATS. Don't fail to call at the stores of the great ee ; Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, from EatGEs 25 SOLOW 15, and all during next week, end secure one of <—— our handsome souvenir p entitled Womber, | Opginal ( Reduced Axe “Easter ’ handsomely ae mounted and ready for hanging up. We will x not attempt to describe it, but we will say that itisatine piece of lithographic work. and a subject that appeals to every heart, This isa original subject. It is taken from life, and only to be seen to be appreciated. with one pound of tea, two pounds of coffe one pound of baking powder, Remember, we are still giving out glassware, crockery, &c., to every purchaser of tea, coffee, and baking pow- der.” Cheeks given with every purchaser of 25 nts’ worth of fice, and baking powder. ith st. n. w.. 1620 14th st. n. w.. and 3104 M st., Georgetown; 58, 59, and 60 Center Market; 92 Western Market; Sand 9 O etreet Market, and 101 Northern Liberty Market. N. H. Bow- , Manager. apl2-3t Adjustable Skirt Draping Forms $2 at Domestic Sewing Machine ofiice, 7th and H. 3t Catarrh Cured.—A clergyman, after years of suffering fi 1 tarrh, and vainly try known remedy, at last found a recipe which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufferer from this dreadful disease sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrer Warren st., New York city, will receive the re- i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 . boo at te ee tb et: ” cipe free of charge. 0c 20-S26t 10.00 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. Z 10.00 1 Kye Whisky, best in the world for the money 700 Orders by mail. Lyxcn’s. 9th near D st. s&w 1 10.00 paren nos Sak ena The Great ‘This sale begins Saturday morning, April ATLANTIC AND rents should avail themselves of this rare oppor as these goods are all strictly first-class, and price: cut to reduce stock. Housckeepers, Attention! WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. Taylor, Look to your interest and beware of imita- tors, We are the pioneers in the business, and the only importers dealing direct with the con- sumer. Buy your Teas and Coffees direct from us. Now is the time to stores and branches, KR carefully: there is money ki apl2 933 Pennsylvania ave. . Do not forget the ad this advertisement ‘y in it for every house- er in Washington and suburbs, We make a specialty of Toa and Coffee, and guarantee to furnish you with better Coffee and Teas than can be obtained elsewhere for the same money. We have just received a large cargo of new crop selected Teas and Coffees, and would par- ticularly recommend our Java and Mocha Coffee at 30c. per pound; also our fine Teas, at 40c., 50c., 60c., 80c., and 21 per pound. Our coffee at 25c, per Ib. will make a delight- ful drink. Splendid mixed tea at 50c. per Ib. Our own brand of Thea-Nectar tea at 60c. xd 1b, will equal any #1 per Ib. tea to be had else- where, Dining-rooms, cafes, and others using coffee and tea in quantities can get fine goods at low prices from us. We have concluded. in order to introduce and, at the same time, push our excellent Baking Powders and Thea-Nectar Teus, to give either a handsome Plate or a beautiful Cup and Saucer. We will also give an ele; pitcher, a useful whisk-broom holder, kuife- pox, wash-basin, hands combination comb and brush-holder, with mirror, and didferent articles, too numerous to mention, to every pur- chaser who buys a pound of either our Tnfal- lible Baking Powders or Th ‘tar Teas, Remember our stores: 503 7th street north- west, 1620 Lith street, or Georgetown branch, 3104 M street. We have also branches in all P kets, where customers will be test attention, convinced. Brack Canes Tan Grevanives. WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED TO ADVANTAGE ALOT OF SILK STRIPED CAMEL'S HAIR GRENA- DINES. WE HAVE ALWAYS SOLD THEM FOR $1.50 PERYARD, THEY ARE 42 INCHES WIDE AND VERY SUPERIOR GOODS. HAVING BOUGHT THEM CHEAP WE SHALL SELL THEM FOR 31 PER YARD. LADIES WHO APPRECIATE FINE BLACK GOODS WILL BE PLEASED WITH THESE GRENADINES. BLACK FAILLE FRANCAIS SILKS, WE HAVE JUST OPENED A NEW LOT OF VERY SUPERIOR SILKS WHICH WE OFF 5 PER CENT LOWER THAN REGULAR GOops. PRINTED INDIA SILKS, 28 INCHES WIDE, AT THESE GOODS ARE SOLD FOR 5 ELSEWHERE. EW GINGHAMS, SATINES AND DRESS GOODS. Manager, BLACK SILK LA TOSKA NETS. Peerless Dyes Are the best. Sold by druggists, m20-3m Quick Fire W. M. SHUSTER & SON For Bright, and cheap, clean fuel buy Washington Gas 1. 2s Company's Coke. Jouxson Broruens, apll 919 PENN, AVE, N.W. jad-6m xelusive Agents, R.. Goxvscmm, 1007-1009 F ST. N. W. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 13th AND 15th, b. Ff = THERE WILL BE TWO GREAT DAYS FOR Re ot HOUSEKEEPERS, EK i Where the following goods will be offered at startlingly low prives: PPP. A L A Vinegar or Oil Bottles, only Ze, 3 AA OL AA A good 3-string Broom for 10c. — fee a3 Sc Electric Paste Stove Polish, ‘ic. a cake. e AA TLL A A Coo | Superior Laundry Soap, 6 bars for 25c.; each bar weighing 20 ounces. Crystal Glass Salt or Pepper Shakers, 2 for 5e., worth 20c. Blown Flint Thin Tumblers, 6 for 21c. engraved, 6 for 28e. Crystal Glass Mugs, only 3e. Goblets, Gfor 15: Nickel-plated Clocks, only 58c. Celebrated Milan Enzlish Decorated China Dinner Sets, containing 111 pieces, worth $20, ut 813.48. Genuine Glascow China Hand-painted Combmetion Dinner and Tea Sets, 1229 pieces, square shapes, worth $22, at $14.08. Handsome Hand-painted China Combination Dinner Set,coiugold band, with natural moss roses, 150 Pieces, worth $35, at $27.48, Maguificent Hand-painted Porcelam Combination | Dinner Sets, with natura! colored tlowers and vines, 127 pieces, cheap at $40; my price only $24.98, English Decorated Chin ‘Tea Sets, 56 pieces, only NTH STREET N.W. NO BRANCH STORE ON SEVENTH ST. MISLED. \ {BE SURE OF THE PLACE. BARGAINS IN HATS AND BONNETS. FANCY BRAID BONNETS, latest shapes, all colors, at aq handsome DO NOT BE MILAN CRO’ °Y BRIM HATS, ALL THE LATEST SHAPES IN ALL COLORS, AT a3 98, worth 83.00. oes 3 jovely American China Tea Sets, painted with ge%xq CTS. spring flowers, 68 pieces, cheap at $10.00, my price tigi Bas only $5.98. Carlsbad China Tea Sets, hand painted with lovely flowers aud ferns, 56 pieces, cheap at $13.00, my price only 88.98. Japanese Ind. Butters, 2c. Hand Painted China Bone Dishes, 8c. 6 each Euglish Decorated China Cups, Saucers, and Plates, 9Sc. ‘Hand Painted China Salad Bowls, 18c., worth 50c. Sold elsewhere for $1.15. MISSES’ HATS, latest shapes, all colors; the Grey- hound, ‘Truant aud Fairfax shapes, Piping Crown, Fancy Brim, at om Hand Painted China Dessert Plates, 7c.; Breakfast Plates, Sc.; Dinner Plates, 9c. Hand Painted China Cups and Saucers, 10c. Sold eleewhere at $1.12. Great sacrifices will be made in Baby Carriages. Having just received 100 Carriuges for Saturday's trade, I will offer the following 3 lots for to-morrow ‘The choice of 10 Carriages for $4.48. LOOP STRAW and NEEDLE BRAID HATS, in all ‘shapes and colors, for Ladies and Misses, at “a 55555 ‘The choice of 20 Carriages, arranging from $7.00 to ct 83 ors, $9.00, for $5.98. sii All my $18.98 Carriages will be sold for $13.98, 44 5955 with lace cover and mat, each Carriage warranted, at Sold elsewhere at 75 cts. R, GOLDSCHMID’S, KING'S PALACE, 1007-1009 F st. n.w. 814 SEVENTH STREET. REMEMBER THE NAME AND NUMBER. mb30O-1m Ger Tux Bsr. THEZCONCORD HARNESS, apl0-3 S. Orrexnener & Bro. DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, 514 9th street n.w., cali the attention of ladies to the new and latest styles in Decorative Embroidery, known as Ro- mene tt Pillow Shams, Doylies, on = of our Matts, Pillow some oe Linen, Ducking, in Brown, Bleached, and Un- LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave,, adjoining National Hotel. find Frat Govern at Sc, 500. ‘Trunks and Satchels of best makes at low prices. ~~ Cy euise apl2 ty “ace ____ AMUSEMENTs. —= AlPacors GRAND OPERA HOUSE. = Presusnep Tooay. A NOVEL BY J. A. FROUDE. THE TWO CHIEFS OF DUNBOY. TO-NIGHT AT 8, LAST APPEARANCE OF ‘The Peerless Artist and Favorite, An Irish romance of the Last Century, By Jawrs a HT t Ee ANTHONY Frovpe. 12mo, paper, 50 cents; cloth, ERK HHH 81.50. RE H ‘Mr, Fronde is ss fascinating in romance as in history. His novel has all the absorbing adventurous interest of a story by Scott. It is crowded with dramatic inci- dent, and its portrayal of the fierce passions and pic- turesque characters of the Ireland of the Eighteenth Century is as powerful as it is vivid” The style has ail Mr. Froude’s accustomed brilliance and charm, and the historical significance of the book, added to its rare qualities as fiction, makes it a masterpiece of the frst rank. THE ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN NATIONAL NOVELS, ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR. Next Week—THE NEW AMERICAN OPERA oo ____ SEATS NOW ON SALF. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Commencing Monday, April 15. GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH By the new AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY. GUSTAVE HINRICHS. .. Proprietor and Director, apllt New Edition. 6 vols, with illustrations, new intro MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, duction, new prefaces, etc. 12mo., each $1.25, th Gounod's Grand pore in Four Acts, set, in a box, 50. be hed rae — yi NATALL Linnie jac Nichol, Charles tt, ‘Alo dda MADAME THERESE. THE INVASION — anil Fran ‘etta. ome prin: mee _ SeCRIP sala Puesday, RITANA: Wednesday, T 7 THE CONSCRIPT, OF FRANCE IN 1814 | pati. Thursday, 1h. TROVATONT, Ponape THE BLOCKADE WATERLOO. bi MMERKMOOR. Saturda) ee, FAUST. Sat- urday Eveums, TILE BOHE wha kL OF PHALSBURG, THE PLEBISCITE. ‘The publication of a new edition of the Erckmann- ce : ational Novels” comes at a time when a is attrac nsual attention in this country. The stories of M. Erckmmann and M. Chatrian present, with simplicity, power, and truthfulness, the reat periods of French history from the point of view of the humbier sharers in these events. NEW EDITION FOR 1889. THE INDEX GUIDE To Travel and Art Study in Europe. By Lararerte ©, Loomis, A. M. With Plans and Cataloguesof the | f Art Guileries, Maps, Tables of Routes, and | 160 Illustrations. 16mo, leather, revised edition | WT asp nran THEM. for INS: “The value of the euide is incontestable. It would be worth purchasing if only for the abundant maps o cities, plans of gulleries, and charts of railway and river routes, to say nothing of the art illustration! SEATS NOW ON SALE — 5 EGATIONAL CHURCH, < MONDAY, APRIL Concert by the YALE GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS, TICKETS, €1, 75c., and 500. On saleat METZEROTS, 1110 Fst.n.w, THE RUIGER COLLEGE GLEE CLUB. ional Church, 6 «, April N.Y. Post. READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS. * 9° Sold by all booksellers, or sent, postpaid, by After the Club had responded to their fourteenth CHARLES SCLIBNER’S SONS, ucore, the suce moert could hardly be doubted. —Phii ut 743-745 Broadway, New York. _ Crane ss Jovrxat. 4 popular Ly, full of useful and in- teresting reading, b . The culture 0 fomething very re heat titul ved Li oF #25 per anna j= All the numbers of the current volume may now be | §} TH SEASON. aces-205n, obtained. All newsdealers, THE BISCHC SONCERTS. TIONAL NEWS CO. New York. | Theclos erts for this season will = Ss - — cage ea! a . 3 ~ Bist De aaminced on the Newt events Uy Mies wane Four New Novets fine’ coutralto fri New York eits,ou the. gre a Ling by Miss Nellie Wilson, soprane of All _ FOR 15 ¢ church n both evenings by Miss Fila Chry tal, FOUR uEW concerted work for organ wud piauo. Tse is Will be given att ‘ONE 1 Wee CHURCH, esday Evenings, FAMILY LIBRAKY 3 ¥ 20, New Yo ~ | MA8e8e Teme, Reswy. THE MAY PART OF THE Now YOu ‘Corner #th and F streets nw, The Beautiful Cantata of Containing all the h “QUEEN IER” GIGANTIC FA: S | win ve reper . pene poeeclontningerptior fe Will be repeated for th efit of Grace M. E. church at FIGURES, besides numerous Stories, fz BROIDERY Desigus, PAT A new volume began with the January part. All back numbers may now be obtained. MASONIC TEMPLE, Wednesday Doors open at i, April 17, 1889, ATIONAL NE Fo E ASTER. THE YOUNG MEN AND BOYS LIKE TO “COME OUT" IN THEIR NEW SPRING SUITS ON EASTER or sale by K. 7 sth wt aa the F. Droop, r. y EW NATIONAL THEATER. Every Evening, Wednesday aid Saturday Matiness, THE HIT OF THE SPASON. SPECTACULAR EXTRAVAGANZA, isch SUNDAY AS WELL AS THE OLDER PEOPLE, AND ~ ar ¥ it, THEY NATURALLY LIKE TO BE HANDSOMELY m3 it DRESSED. time. BEING HANDSOMELY DRESSED DOES NoT RILY MEAN EXPENSIVELY DRESSED, FOR VERY HANDSOME AND FASHTON- ABLE SUITS CAN BE HAD NOW-A-DAYS AT SMALLCOST, BY GIVING THE MATTER A LITTLE CAREFUL ATTENTION. a ATS NOW SELLING. s. OUR YOUNG MEN'S Sts aNDovercoats | ‘P¥E STEAMER FRANCIS WILL LEAVE Pas: ARE SPECIALLY STYLISH THIS SPRING, AND | “¥°'* “Bf Sunday morning et 9 o'clock for upper HAVE NEVER BEEN CHEAPER. ee nines caving ot Mokena SEVERAL HOUSES IN NEW YORK Gases baa” MAKE UP GOODS ONLY FOR BOYS AND YOUNG OF THE OLD GUARD MEN, AND PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION 10] At NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, April 15, 1889, THESE TWO LINES. WE HANDLE THEIR Goons | to A AND HAVE THE NEWEST THINGS BROUGHT OUT BY THEM. IN SMALL Boys’ SUITS (SHORT PANTS) THE STYLES AND PATTERNS 20 cents, FEST PLank sap EXCUESI( OF THE SEASON To MARSHALL HALL, SUNDAY, April 14, 1889. Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Capt. LL. Blake, ARE PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE AND HAND- * her wharf at 13 a. m., returning tS 5 + Te i tra . including dinuer. Bill of SOME THIS SEASON, AND WE SHOW IN THIS | fare —Plauk. Shad and ¢ Chowder, aplz-2t STYLES. WE HAVE NEVER BELIEVED THAT WASHING- TON WAS THE PLACE TO SELL ONLY LOW. PRICED GOODS, AND OUR EXPERIENCE MAY HOWARD BIG BUKLESQUE 0. os Monday. ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Pi 1We., Loe. ‘and Ze. Night, General apll TEACHES US THAT THE PEOPLE HERE ARE) \WVULCAKD'S HALL. 2 = fe Commenciug APRIL WILLING TO BUY THE For a Short Sense America’s Greatest Work of Art, WEST AND BEST AT FAIR PRICES, “nKIST BeFORE PILATE, cea hs Open from 1 to 10 p. in. ACTING UPON THIS EXPERIENCE WE HAVE| Aduission, Hdren 1, ” years. 15 spli-d THIS SPRING PROVIDED A SLOCK SPECIALLY SUITED TOPEOPLE WHO WILL APPRECIATE SUCH GOODS. EW NATIONAL THEATER. Palin Sunday evening, April 14,8 p.m, GRAND SACRED CONCERT. LUDWIG CONCERT CUMPANY. BEAR IN MIND WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD. Sacred ‘can Irish ES. Airs. Ballads, —_— = py ha <4 fan. E, B KARNUM & CO, cr Lory A emaell irwincumdarses, 3C, Kendall Irwin, conductor, 4 19e., #1. Seats now on wale. 010-6 HHA» Biso0 Ties ren. Week of April 8. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. ‘The Distinguished Actress, MISS ADA GRAY, 16. An Adaptstion from Mrs. Wood's famous story Miss Grey entitled, ad EAST LYNNE; OR, THE ELOPEMENT. _Next Week—MAIN LINE, ALIFOKNIA “SPECIAL PARTIES, a duf-toaita nie Cars, Cheap Address EF. HAWLEL, ‘erst Easvern Agent sid3 Broadway, New York Hed. SMITH, Agent 402 Chestnut st, Piiladelptua, or any Balt. & Obie Ticket Ast. cnatiieie es eo-sew20t OBE THEATER, VistnelabAtG; tal Leth, KS T-CLASS Vaatict os. f apl2 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Six Garar Bazcas I Guocrns. ape Bx Co. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. (Wednesday, March 27, 1889.) Admission, 1 162 dozen cans Sugar Corn, per dozen.......81 cents 71 doz. large caus Golden Pumpkins per doz 96 cents 2 37 3 5 REAT FALLS AND ABIN JOHN BRIDGB 137 quart bottles Maple Syrup, 50 cent size, 39 cents | (F wu rachet Valley Ponte wal juake a trp Suu 26 z rs 1d Canal ets, Georgetown, at 5a 267 large cans Break Soups, 20cent goode..34.cmnte | SY: ONES Sarena toes aching Borchert baie: 2,600 pounds Best Imported Macaroni, fresh = Phone Cumberland boat-bouse. Lae shipment, Just received direct trom the == importer, 13 cent Koods., G5 tearels chaicn Pdeut Pedabel Sie: POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ ‘We are also offering the following POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE, ‘or Baltimore and River Landines, Steamer ‘or further inf _ EXCURSIONS. Capt, Geoghexun, leaves Stepuenson' ATTRACTIVE SPECIALTIES: Sunday at du'clock p.m. scence STEPHENSON & BRO, Strontia Spring Water. mbt-Gm 5 Pure Stearic Acid Carriage Candles in 2 Ib. Cartoons. Me™ YE8NoN: tr. vEuNow: Patent “Fibrine” Vegetable Biscuit (with Beet Root» © qu STEAMER WF, CORCORAN for dogs. The only .proper food for such animals, es- Nefnon apd ver Lazaings a Se Sea CaS pecially in cities, about 3:50 p.m Home-made Cake, all kinds and sizes, and Boston Brown Bread, fresh every day. Genuine Mandhelivg Java Coffee. You will never know what truly deliciaus coffee is until you drink a real Genuine Mandheting, It is universully conceded that our POTATO CHIPS are always the freshest and sweetest by far than any to be bad eleewhere.; L. L. BLAKE. Captain. ANDIN iC RIVER L, AS mE NS SATURDATR at 7 am. ie ~y A IDA. INSURANCE, MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASS°N, OF furnished insurance two suet ‘year en aes Gen.Agt. ‘OQUEEN & WALLAC ene, ‘Made at TOPHAM’S FACTORY have a National Reputation for standing hard usage; last for ‘years, and are low in prices. A laxge stock at Factory and Salesrooms. Call and see the Light and Strong Leatheroid ‘Trunk. Repairing of Trunks and Bags promptly and JAMES 8. TOPHAM, wlitm ~ 1231 Pennayivania avenue.