Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1889, Page 12

al APRIL 27, 1889-TWELVE PAGES. LOCAL, MENTION The Weather. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Mary- land, Virginia, and West Virginia, rain, followed to-night by clearing: no decided change in tem- perature; horthwesterly winds. _ Sour Oak bed-room suites, 8 pieces, bevel glass, woven wire «pring, 2 pillows and elegant Matiress, all for #30 cash. Platform rockers.former price $3.50, now €2. 40-Ib. hair mattresses, $7.50. Our new patent hat rack that will accommo- date 6 hats, @ coats, and umbrella attachment, only $2. Lawn settees and chairs, former price $2.50, now £1.50. Sole agents for the celebrated dry air Alaska refrigerator. Plush-lined baby carriages, satin parasol, only 28.25. At Styeretos & Fretcuer's. Jeuivs Laxspcron, 315 7th st.. sells on Mon- day 100 parlor suits at £60; $40 bed-room suits at $24; hair mattresses, 40 Ibs., at $9, Use Borpex’s Liventxe for constipation. Ovr $4 Haxp-sewep Suors are equal to 283 custom made; our French welt are sold at 5 elsewhere. L. Heilburn, 402 7th st. See the old jady in window. perce tion Save your eyesight. Consult H. H. Hempler. How Axe You Fixen for spring-weight un- derwear? A full line in all weights and sizes at Frane’s, One Price, cor. 7th and D sts. Jeuivs Laxspcran week all his Japanese white rugs, size 6 feet by 8 feet, at $1.90 eac Heapgvarters ror low-quarter shoes, at L. Heilburn’s, 402 7th st. Dr. Hest Crieny, Beer, axp Inox.— This groat nerve tonic will cure. sleeplessness, ervousness, neuralgia, rheumatism, and builds ip broken-down constitutions. Delicious and Butritious. Sold by druggists and dealers. Mapame Rona, Children’s Modiste. Chil- dren's Dresses made to order. Fine Millinery. 987 F street nw. Use Borpey’s Liventye for malarial fever. Mas. E. Buaseiaax, owing to the inclement weather, will continue her opening next week. Rats in tapestry at .. three-ply Watt Papers, Wispow Saap: &c. Jaurs B. Hexpensox west, successor to Kie Se., and extra supers at 65e. Decoratio: F street north- ard Henderson. Removat.—I. Alexander has removed to 502 1th st. n. w., below Moses & Son, furniture Loxspate Cambric 9 26-inch Gloria Um- brellas, =1.19; Warner's Corsets, 95¢.; Nainsook, 52,c.. at Buopweap Latest Cotons in Men’s felt derbys, $1.50 and $2. Extra value. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st. Use Bonvey’s Liventse for biliousness, Furniture at n & Co.'s, 610 12th Loosr Coveus. 15 per set. reduced prices, at Warde et. nw, CapitaL Crry Mixep Lawn Grass, tube rose nas. guaranteed to bulbs, gladiolus, dahlias, Preduce # thick, velvety turf, Lawn fertilizers. Diamond lawn-mowers, best and cheapest in use. P. Mass & © 207 7th st., opposite Center Market. Licutsixe Rovs Snotip ne IxsvaTep.—Mr. Edison's late decivion, April 26, 1888, laboratory of Thos. A. Edison. Mr. J. H. Kuehling, in ri yr to your letter of the 20th inst., L beg to sa Mr. Edison believes in the use of strip copper for the purpose of giving surface, as well conducting the same, should be insulated and bave a good ground connection. Yours truly, A. C., Late Private Secretary. Prof. Henry L. Baird kept insulation on the Smithsonian Institution: Prot. Baird lation to lightning rod on his residence.) rod is of sheet or strip copper, manufactured in r form, which is strongest. 1 know | damaged where no insulation, but | in my over twenty years’ experience do not know of avingle case of damage to person or building whieh bad the St. Clair or my rod. J. H. Kveniie, 1212 Pa. ave. | m3 a | “Tar Ecoxoxs” gas range is the best. At Suepp Bxos’.,. 452 9th street. A11-Woor Trousers To OxpEr, 3.00, Hamevrcer’s, _Under Metropolitan Hotel. Warrsey's pure Russett cider, 471 Pa. av. n.w. Watt Parens. window shades, &c.. of latest | spring designe. Jxo. P. Gases, 423 9th nw. €. A. Mepprtan, 1206 F. Use Rex Feussrene Porisa—Sold by P. Han- sou Hiss Mfg Co.. 815 idth n.w., also druggists, 5 N.Y dining. Gas Stoves, i avenue, the cheap- | ‘oont in the city. Frssei.’s Care. 1 est and most gent Ask Your Guocer or druggist for Borden's Liverine. Puemerxe aud furnace work at Suepp Buos- Evry Your Coal, Coke and Wood from Jous- fos Eeotuexs, the leading tirm im the Dis trict. cop & DerweiLer. Book and Job Printers and Publishers, Nos, 420 and 422 Lith st. n.w., have every facility for the execution of good and speedy work. Full force of skilled work- men—the finest type—the best presses in the world—in short everything that can be com- prised in a COMPLETE PRINTING OFFICE, While generally occupied in printing seientific md legal work. we are al dy to do work for business men. in fact we like to do it, and will always stretch our facilities to do | work zequired. be it small or large in quantity We cau print circulars in the Caligraph Type | #0 natural that even an expert may be deceived, Whatever you want done, call and see us. Borvey’s Livenrne, 0c. per pint bottles. Jviiws Laxsuvecn offers for next week all the plated butter dishes and castors at $1.95 each. You can save a couple of dollars on either. Ganxpves Vases and hose at Suepp Bros. Se. Srmaw Martine ~ . Straw mal a should see.” ing you should bu; straw matt good quality, straw matting, used to sell at 40c. straw matting. good enough for all. | straw matting. fancy brands, and is used 40. for special coiored rooms. Sec. straw matting. very odd and unique. Tie. traw Japanese matting. of highest class, W. H. Hovcwrox & ¢ 1218 and 1220 F street northwest. Boxves’s Livexixe, Wm. F. Given agt., 34 and Hn. w. To Hotsexerrers ut to buy Furniture. Carpets, Oil-Cloth: Mattings. Rugs. Go to the largest install- Ment house im the city. Special inducements at J SLATER’, 2 Penn. ave. s.¢., Capitol Hill, ALt-Woor Trovsrexs to Oper, 23.00. | f Hasncncer’s, Under Metropolitan Hotel. Unstontix hairs permanently removed by electric needle. Mus. Dx. Gapnier, 1321 G st. Waurryey's pure crab apple cider, 471 Pa. av. nw. Dows at Last. Watches cleaned, §1; main- spring in S.W.. €1.; key-winder, 7c. Repair- ing in proportion. All work guaranteed. Kk. Co Hises & Co., 523 ith st. nw. Borpey’s Livenixe. and H. Rarstxorn’s Ice Cream, 235 G street CITY AN D_ DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Circulars at Given’s, 3a | Narioxat.—“He, She, Him, Her.” Avavon’s.—*Pearl of Pekin.” Guove.—Variety. Wrtaap Hatt. —“Christ Before Pilate.” Hanu “True Irish Hearts.” Keasay’s.—Equine Paradox. Pasxoaama Beitpixe.— CONDENSED LOCALS. This morning about 7 o'clock the wall of the Stable of Waiter F. Hewett, on Madison street, Detween M,N, 6th and 7th street, fell, causing about £200 damage. The members of the Emmet Guard were wely entertained last night by their commander. Capt. W. H. Me by. Capt. Murphy was unable on account of busi- ness to accept an invitation to go with the company as its guest to the New York centen- Rial celebration. ‘The funeral of John 8. Finch wili take place w afternoon from his late residence, 1615 New Jersey avenue. Prominent member of p71 the Sons of Jonadab, | moulded and brick cornice. ‘Battle of Bull Run.” | every description. The sa. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. . Pretty Suburban Homes Now Being Erected for Washingtonians. INCREASE IX THE POPULATION OF SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES—IMPROVEMENTS OF ROADS—NEW HOUSES GOING UP IN VARIOUS SECTIONS—REAL ESTATE NOTES AND COMMENTS. The weather has not been favorable for work in the suburbs. Still there has been a good deal of activity. It is not expected that there will be a very lively market for suburban real estate this year. What is perhaps of more sub- stantial interest is the fact that a number of new houses are going up and improvements are being made. The suburban population is increasing and there are constant additions to the little communities which now form such pleasing features of the country about Washing- ton. Along the lines of the various railroads leading out of the city gangs of men, can be seen at work making new} streets or building houses. On the Baltimore and Potomac road in addition to the settlements already established sprepara- | AT THE BAR OF JUSTICE. A Busy Day in the Criminal Court. In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this morning, the foliowing proceedings took place: James Thomas, arraigned for assaulting a Police officer March 28, plead not guilty, Wm. Harria Wm. Winston and Daniel Mumford, ar- raigned for house-breaking in the daytime (at the stable of J, A. Boyland) March 28, pleaded not guilty. John Butler, a colored boy convicted of per- jury in the case of John Young, tried for as- sault on appeal in December, was called up for sentence. The judge said that it was his duty to impose such a penalty as to warn and deter others, He imposed a sentence of five years imprisonment in the Albany penitentiary. In the case of Wm. Moore alias Brookey Moore, convicted of grand larceny in stealing an overcoat from John A. Staffel, the motion for a new trial was granted. The defendant then pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and the court imposed a sentence of fine of #50 and six months in jail. In the case of Wm. Jackson, indicted with H tions are being made for others. At Kiver- dale, which is on the Washington branch of the | Baltimore and Ohio, the old Calvert place i: | being subdivided. New houses are going up at other points on this road and there is marked | activity manifested. At the various points along the Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore and Ohio road there is considerable work being done. Eckington, which is an addition to the city, is putting on city airs and streets and sidewalks and the further con- veniences of sewers and water are being intro- duced. A number of new houses are going up at Brooks, and nature is doing her part in developing the trees which have been set out. ‘The new hotel which is being erected opposite Forest Glen is nearing completion, and a num- ber of cottages are springing up around it. At Takoma there is said to be some twenty houses past hi of erection, while new churches and other municipal enterprises of this ambi- tious and growing settlement are being estab- lished with surprising rapidity. At Knowles there is a good deal of building, and when prone go up to camp-meeting in the summer it would not be surprising if they should find quite a town at that point. Some honses are being erected at Garret Park, and a gi force of men are at work in continuing the macadamizing of the roadways and in setting out trees and shrubbery. Along the Washington and Ohio road, as well as in other places about the city which can only be reached by carriage roads, there is a marked activity which gives promise of a great future for the suburbs of the city. A HANDSOME BUILDING LOT. The fine residence site at the southeast cor- ner of 20th and Q streets, has been purchased by John H. Antwerp. a wealthy banker of New York. He paid ¢ for the corner lot which 2x88 feet. The lot adjoining on 20th street, 18x120 feet, he obtained for £2.50 per foot. He has now a frontage of 60 feet on 20th street, and it is stated that he proposes toerect a hund- some residence there. MR. TROTT'S NEW HOUSES. Mr. C. V. Trott, the builder, is erecting two houses on P street, between 1th and 12th streets, They will be three stories and base- ment high, ‘and will be built of press brick, with slate roofs. The front will be ornamented with a bay window running to the second story, and ending with abalcony. Two houses of the same character are also being erected on 13th street, near U street. Mr, ‘Trott has also just the plans for a residence to be erected on New York avenue, between North Capitol and Ist streets, It will be two stories and base- ment high, and will be built of press brick, with Ohio stone trimmings. The front will hav . Tunuing the full height of the buildmg and terminating with a high tower, which will be covared with red. slate. ‘This house will contain seven rooms with bath, OTHER NEW HOUSES. Mr. Geo. B. Phelps has made plans for two dwelling houses to be erected on R street, between 13th and i4th streets, for Mr. W. P. Vale and Mr. Munn. The houses will be three stories and b: entin height and will con- tain ten rooms. ‘The front of Mr. Vale's house willhave plain brick facing, relieved with stone trimmings, and will have ornamented The approaches will be of stone. The front of Mr. Muun’s house will be finished with Hummelstown brown stone. The parlor, reception hall and dining-rooms will be on the first floors. The reception-hall will be in the center of building and will occupy the entire width of the house. It will have a high corner mantelpiece, with open fireplace. The first door will be finished in cherry, ash and maple, and the upper floors in white pine. The houses will be heated with hot-air furnaces, Mr. Phelps has prepared plans for a double frame dwelling to be erected on Chapin street, between 14th and 15th streets, for Mr. W. L. Cliftand Mr. A M. Farrington. The houses will contain eight rooms, with bath, and have wood finish, They will be heated with has prepared plans for three handsome honses for Mr. G: M. Oyster, which he proposes to build on E. Capitol street_n ot. y will be three stories high and will have a basement, and will contain ten rooms each. The fronts will be stylish, with brown stone to the first story windowsills and pressed brick above each will have bays terminating at the third story, and the fronts will be finished with gables above a high slate roof. ‘Lhe interiors will be finished handsom and the stair- cases are in large square hails in the center of the houses, with parlors in front and dining- rooms back. t ——— Funeral of Ex-Representative Ellis. Funeral services over the remains of ex-Rep- resentative E. John Ellis, of Louisiana, were conducted yesterday evening by Rev. Teunis S. Hamlin, D. D., after which the body was taken to the Baltimore and Potomac depot and sent to New Orleans on the 11 p.m. train, =A number of relatives went with it, a Prisoners Sent to Albany Penitentiary. Last evening Capt. W. C. Crocker, of the jail. left for the Albany penitentiary, in charge of the following prisoners to be incarcerated in that prison: Albert Dodson, who, under in- dictment for the murder of Oscar Washington, after conviction, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and seutenced to nine anda half years; Thomas Mackey, housebreaking, two year: rge ame offense, three rs; Morgan nd Alice Stewart, grand ceny, one y h. Dodson, Mackey and Briscoe have been to Albany before. The others are taking thei first tip ————— 1d Watches for Detectives. Lieut. Tyler, whose house was recently robbed of $11,000 worth of diamonds and jewel- ry, has sent to poiice headquarters two hand- some gold watches for Detectives Raff and Horne, through whose efforts most of the stolen property was recovered. The matter has been referred to the Commissi It is likely that they will permit the officers to accept the prexents.as they did in the case of Chief Parris of the fire department some time ago, AY Traixs to New York Cente: via Pennsytvanta Rarcnoap.—The Penn nia Railroad company has arranged a complete schedute for the accommodation of visitors de- siring to leave for New York to-morrow. ‘The ordinary schedule of trains being so well ad- justed to the needs of travel that the regular trains will be run in additional sections as the travel will demand. Regular Sunday trains will leave as follows from the Baltimore and Potomac station: 9:00, 1140 a.m. 2:00, 3:45 (limited), 4:10. 10:00 and 1 p.m. To these trains the additional sections will be run, Under this arrangement the service between Wash- ington and New York will be entirely adequate for the occasion. The excursion rate is exceed- | ingly low. Roand-trip tickets are now on sale | at £6.50, and will be accepted for passage on all trains in both directions, including the limited i express trains (with the additional fare), and | valid to return until May 6, inclusive. Tickets | can be had at office, 13th and Pennsylvania ave., and at station, 6th and B streets, bd ——— Lance Sacre or Hovsenory Frrsiture.— Thomas Dowling will sell on Monday, the 29th instant, at 10 o'clock, the entire contents of houses 1339 and 1341 L street, which are eom- pletely furnished with ee furniture of ie it is understood rd to weather, Par- ly their interest by . ee aes Persons seeking suburban homes should con- sult the Falls Church bulletin of John E.Febrey & Co., in Country Real Estate. ——— Fixe Steet Exoravixes will be sold at Dun- canson Bros’. auction rooms Monday morning, April 29, commencing at 10 o'clock. . pores, Sta tiaees Excursion Tickers.—Owing to the increased travel to Asheville and Hot N. C., the Piedmont Air-Line has resumed the sale of low-rate excursion tickets to these will take piace without ties furnishing would being on han Mr. Finch was &| sorts, and put on a through Pullman 13 the Knights of Pythia | Morristown, Teun, vi Salsbury, and Jobn Murray for forgery, he was released on personal recognizance. — ; Rev. Ricnarp D. Hagxay, of New York, will gecupy th apit of the New York Avenne Presbyterian church to-morrow at morning and evening services. —_—— A Good Investment is that which yields large returns froma smallout- lay. Keader, the way is clear! No speculation, no chance, big Teturns! If you are like most You Nes Ir Now To impart strength and give a feeling of health and ‘Yigor throughout the system, there is nothing equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla. It seems peculiarly adapted to overcome that tired feeling caused by change of sea- son, cliraate or life, and while it tones and sustains the system it purifies and rehovates the blood. We ear- 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 Sarsaparilla ow. Don't delay. “Every spring for years I have made it a_practice to take from three to five bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilia, because I know it purifies the blood and thoroughly cleanses the system of all impnrities, 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 BLOOR, “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 throst andeyes. Lastspring I took Hood's Sar- saparilla, as a blood puritier, with no thought of it as special remedy for ivy poisoning, but it has effected & permanent and thorough cure."—CALVIN T. SHUTE, Wentworth, N. H. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. Sold by alldruggists. $1; six for 85. Prepared only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. mankind you have somewhere a weakness. feel at all times just as you'd like to—hendache to-day, backache to-morrow, down sick next week —all because your blood is out of order. and what large returns! You invest in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and soon pu: fresh blood courses thorough your veins, and you are another being! Panasors Axo Sox Unsretias. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. NEW LOT OF COLORED SUN UMBRELLAS TO MATCH DRESS GOODS. LATEST STYLES IN PARASOLS JUST OPENED. NEW LOT OF BLACK LACES AND NETS. SPECIAL BARGAIN IN BLACK LACE FLOUNC- ING, AT $2.00; WORTH $3.00. 200 PIECES OF REAL INDIA SILKS, IN PLAIN AND FANCY, LATEST DESIGNS, CHOICE COLORS, AT $1.00 PER YARD; 27 INCHES WIDE. NEW DRESS GOODS JUST OPENED. NEW GINGHAMS AND SATTEENS, NEW HOSIERY. NEW WHITE GOoDs. FULL STOCK OF GRENADINES, VEILING FOR DRESSES. BLACK GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE, AT $1.00 PER YARD, 42 INCHES WIDE; WORTH 81.50. CHOICE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, apld 919 PENN. AVE. N.W. Vie Tirsx Turnes Normxe LIKE THEM, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) MORNING WE WILL DISPLAY IN OUR WEST WINDOW A A LINE OF TEN DOLLAR SUITS AND OVERCOATS:; ALL NEW GOODS JUST MADE UP, NEW- EST STYLES AND PATTERNS. WE DON'T THINK YOU CAN EQUAL THESE ANY- WHERE AT THE PRICE. THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY ALL-WOOL; AS WELL MADE AND AS GOOD IN EVERY RL- SPECT AS THE ORDINARY $15 SUITS; IN FACT WERE MADE UP TO SELL AT #15, THE MANUFACTURER MADE TOO MANY AND WE BOUGHT THEM CHEAP, E. B. BARNUM & CO, ap26 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Weopixa Guts. A LARGE STOCK OF STERLING SILVER, DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR WEDDING FRANK M. LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVEKSMITH, 1215 PENNA, AVE. Wine Asp Art Woor. PLAID DRESS GOODS, yard wide e to 37 wool, wide ced to 45¢, LACK SILKS, Nite, 81. NG DRESS GOODS, wide double HEAVY GHOS GKAIN PURE Wool, ww styles, Se. EENS, new French styles, re- MOLE SILKS, 50, 1. FRUIT OF THE LOOM, yard wide, cotton, Sige. NO CKEDI1, but the very lowest prices for Casi. Valuable Preseuts for Cash Customers. Elect gue of the tollowing Prescute with e purchase of pair of large-size fine Damask Towels, wor Ther: a taltdoson dno Damask Nepkine worth Tote, ora pair BEAUTIFUL SAT’ duced 12, of Silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 75c. CARTERS. 711 MARKET SPACE, Next door to the Boston Variety Store, ito a ey ey es f ‘obe of the following presents with s purchase 10 oF more. Ivo pairs of 11.50, oo ae ‘Damask LF R CENT D 25 th ‘Will start new store with full line of new 1 PERCE. w. P MORTAL CO) IM- Bee re vec ea ‘206 1Uth st ow, apo-24t 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, 3 if lon't K A small K K K | ppp PoP PPP P ™ Pr ” 814 SEVENTH STREET MAKE NO MISTAKE, BE SURE OF THE RIGHT PLACE. % EXTENDS FROM 7TH TO 8TH STS., BETWEEN HAND I STS. BARGAINS IN coon HM DDD RRR EEE NN © cH ur NN 3 HHT © cH HI cccH HI TPTITRRR WM T R ROM T RRRUM T R RUM T R RUM SS A nL gc as ff I Ss dk ot T Sgs8 ATA UL TRIMMED SAILORS in plain colors, in White, Blue and Brown, for boys and girls, at nS cmt jl ~ 11 See TRIMMED SAILOR, mixed braid, all color bands, at ih i ln CHILDREN’S TRIMMED SAILOR, mixed braid, better quality, all color bands, at ot CTs KING'S PALAOE, 814 SEVENTH STREET N. W. REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER, _wh30-1in Destroy Tue Morn. Yes, Buthow? Wehave been experimenting for twenty years, and have at last secured an apparatus that is sure. It has been an easy matter to destroy the moth in either the worm or miller form, but to de- | stroy the exg has been the diflicuity. Our Moth Ap- | Paratus will do it, and never fails, Tt imukes uo differ- | euce in What stage of its existence, nor whether in Carpets, Furs, Clothing or Furniture, Anything we can get into our Apparatus (it is 15 feet square and 10 fect hixh), we guarantee to kill all the moths or insects kind that may be in it without the slightest to the finest fabrics or furniture. This Ap- paratus has been in use in New York city for over 25 years, aud has received recommendations from many noted people, whose names are published in our cir- culars, Write or call for particulars, TO KEEP THE MOTH OUT, In order to keep the moth out it is necessary, first, to kill itin its diferent forms by the above method; then, if clothing, pack it in a Cedar Chest, a Mothaline Bax, Mothaline Clots, or Moth Paper. If Furniture, | have slip covers made of the Mothaline Cloth, or if you | have slip covers put stripes of the Moth Paper about | under the covers. If Carpets, lay stripes of Moth Paper or Mothaline Cloth about the edges of the room, If carpet is on the floor, if taken uj & it in either of i vy them. The Mothaline Cloth hus a vreat advantageover the Moth Paper, as it is touzh and str for years, We have all the above pr at lowest market price: SLIP OR LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE. The assortment of coods for Slip Covers is complete, | and comprises every style of guuis ased for this pur- Yoxe, from the cheapest cotton stuffs to the finest lineas. Our cutters are first-class, and perfect fits are guaranteed. ‘The charges for entting and making in first-class style are as low as ordinarily charged for coumon work, We make no charge for samples and estimates. ue aud will last entives for sale WIRE WINDOW SCREENS. We havea patent on the best Wire Window Screen ever made for private dwellin furnish them at | about the cost of the carpenter-made screens and doors. “We make no charge tur estimates, Write us Permission to send our solicitor to show you the screen and give estimate. LAP WIRE DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS. al exe ut Wire Window Screen that we ut upto fit any ordinary sized window for er sqaure foot, for orders ofesix windows or more it costs less, This isa tongued-and-grooved ecreen and ii eaper and better than any carpenter- made screen. We also baye the Wire Screen Doors. which are proportionately low in prices, ADJUSTABLE WIRE WINDOW SCR. We are selling these at from Se, each up; 2y mized w BABY CARRIAGES, [bWe show over 100 different styles, varying in price from #5 Call and see them or write for a cuta- logue. carriages to order, repair them, or | sell any of the parts, TRICYCL BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES. We are headquarters on these goods for Children, les au &7; Bieyeles from $18; Velocipedes lave the exclusive sule of several makes, Ube to your advantage to seem them before making your purchase me LEFRIGERATORS, We exhibit over 100 different sizes and styles from pestto the best; they range in price from to $100, ‘The Sidebourd Refrigerator, finished Antique Guk or Mahogany, isa new style and « very altructive piece of Furniture for a Dining-Koom, as it hasa Water Covleraitschwent, WATER COOLERS, Welshow a good variety, aud if youwanta goodarticle you will be what you want as low in price 28 any where in this country. SUMMER DRAPERIES, Our line of Summer Draperies comprises the latest novellies and should be seen io be apprec The new sil ts in cotton dust colors) ure. hung goods xt t copies of milk goods worth $1 cannot bo tol have a line at 4+ tions of silks. O placed side by side they hee of five fect, We also rt that are of Raw Silk ‘Turcomans, a0 newest Iht shudes, as well rd, is the best and on the mar- {portieres “tor either summer or winter | We are still offering special prices on Luce Cartsius, Job lots aud odd fouy selling way Dolow cost toh vt. OUP assortment of Hi veks und Mosquito Cauopies 18 complete aud prices ws low as the lowest, WINDOW SHADES. We have made a deep cut into prices in this depart- ment. Our stock 18 ree and we are prepared to execute orders, with promptness and dispatch, at Very Jow figures, Send for estimates aud see what we are doing, We still have au assortuwent of co n shad Bteet by 6 teet lone, mounted on. spriug-xtop roll and uarsnteed pericct, with fixtures complete, at 2 W. B. MOSES & SON, Now, 520, 582, S84, 520, 528 and 530 11thst nw., ‘and No. 1100 and 1102 F strect northwest, OBerorations, ery not Interior MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS ish Brass Bedsteads Hartford Wevcu Wins Marerenes srangset Pow Ft ‘The Cataract Washing Machine Curtain = no a ON ER OEE nd bids fron of, or regul. dealers in, supplies red. Proposals be made for 01 jes, deliverable at on naidered separately. | foreach, ty, They should be endorsed * . Fuel, Forave, Sup- CITY ITEMS. Special Announcement to the trade or storekeepers: Owing to the continued advance in price of sugar,I am com- Pelled to advance price of all goods in my line ee oe 7 Sam Imperials, Chocolate dy, enges, Imperi Drops and ail 5 Ib. SA eg ee be advanced —— lb. Penny 100 and_150 in box, le of Will be advanced 5c. and 10c. t box. I do this with great reluctance, but cannot exist in business and sell at the old rice. Sugar has advanced 2c. = Tb. since ebruary 1, 1889. Grorgr J. MCELLER, 2 Wholesale Confectioner, 314 Pa. av.n.w. French Flannel and Domet. __ Neglige Shirts in endless variety. The prices are correct and the goods perfect in workman- ship and fit. it Fraxe, cor. 7th and D sts. _ Bargains in Sewing Machines. 5 Singer Machines, #7. 6 W. & W., No, 8, drop leaf and drawers, $10. 4 Improved Howe Machines, 38. 1 High-arm Victor Machine, $12. Several good Machines, €5.'all warranted. it Usion M'r’o Co., 604 0th st. n. we Summer Flowering Bulbs. Gladiolus, choice mixture, 25c. per doz. Dahtias, choice mixture, $1 per doz. Cannas, 75e. per doz. Tuberose Bulbs. double white, 25c. per doz. Madeira Vine Buibs, 35. per doz. Wm. SOTHERLAND, Seedsman, Florist and Gardener, 937 B st. mn, we it Good Sewing Machines, Only a few left. At AVERBaC! All sheet music at half price, one Monday, April 29, Feeney's music F street gorthwest. Jap. Grate Fans, 50¢.; Govt’ No Cure, No Pay. Dropsy and all kinds of diseases cured in thirty days, guaranteed, or no charges made. 8 residence, 507 10th st. now. For reference: Robt, Hardon, Grant and Pine sts,, Mount Pleasant, City, and Paul Bonavires, 1203 Venn ave, new. ap22-6t* Peerless Dyes Are the best, Sold by druggists, m20-3m Mr. R. K. Helphenstine, Dreggist at th Portland, has secured the agency {or Grov The absolute cure for malaria, Herb Extract. aplé-lw&s4m se. Quart Bottle, No. n the world for the money. scu’s. 9th near D st, skw At Cost! At Cost! Everything at cost at the East end Dry Goods Store for 15 days to reduce stock, commencing April 25. Call early, Wa. C. Viernccues. Prop., ap24,27 10 7th st. n.e., former; Castell, For Bright, Quick Fire and ches clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's | Coke, JOUNSON BROTHERS, jad-6m Eaciusive Agents. PROPOSALS. SRY, LUMBER, ICE, Misectigneons’ sup" ROPOSALS FOR STATION Paints, Oils, Flower Pots, plies, Washing ‘Tow Waste Paper part Ment of Agriculture, office of the Secretary, | Washington, D. C., “April 23, 1889. Sealed | Proposuls willbe "received by this Departuient , 1889, at 12 mn. for supplies for the fiscal ». and endiui . Flower Pots, Misi and for the purchase of Wi ‘ayer, Wa &e, Bids for stationery opened at 2'p, m.; other bids at 12 noon. Bids are to be made in duplicate on blanks D ent. The Departinent re- | all. bid: “s&W6t LOROS, MAKIN fice until x AY OF MAY tions, aud until TWELN OCK M. of the SEVENTH’ DAY OF MAY NUX for furmsting Fuel and uvul TWELVE O'CLOCK M, of the EIGHTH DAY OF MAY NEXT for furnishing Foraxe, to the United States Marine Corps, at one at imore of the following st nthe Ist July, oth June, i orismouth, N Wily, Mass. we ‘Island Norte: » Franc ulso be received ai this of the NINTH DAY OF MAY NEX7 for furnish ing Supplies, consisting of Cloths, Kerseys, Flannels, Blankets, Hats, Heltucts, Military Stores, Brooius, | Brushes, ete, t0 be delivered at the oftice of the. As: sistant Quarterinester, Pliladelphia, Va. | Seal posals will also be received at this office until TWE O'CLOCK M. of the TENTH DA\ OF MAY NE for furnishing Stationery, to be delivered ai the of of the Quartermaster, Washinzton, D.C. All sup plies to be delivered at the places named, free of ex- | Pense to” the United State blauk forms of proposals, and all inforiation ¢: be tained upon application at any of the stations named above, or at the office of the Quartermaster, Washing. ington, D. C., aud Assistant Quartermasters, 216 » Philadelphia. Pa, gud 61) San- ‘al. ‘This’ office reserves bids, aud to waive de- for faruishing tal. Seale until SW, plie v or Stationery,” ax the case may be, and addressed to Major H, B. LOWRY, Quartermaster U.S. Manue ce apJ-lawdw: *. Washington, D.C ROPUSAL or Bei t Capitol street, healed Proposals” te 9,000, wore oF lens, Enatucled Bricks fer the Build- | jug ‘for the Library of Cousress in th ¥, wall be received af this office until A THURSDAY, the SIXTi and opened “inuned: bidders, | Specifications, gener ditions and blank forms of proposiis may on upplicetion to this office. BERNAKD Superintendent and AND 6 PER mm Teal estate in 1 no delay ; rea extate notes bouglit GREEN & CUNNINGHAM, 1405 Fst, . RTERLE §100 LO x 1.009. LMIUM CHALGLD, $15,000—TO LUAN ON REAL FSTATR. _fap18}]__ THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN. TO LOAN ‘On Approved Keni Estate Security in District of Dis, IM ALY sUuUs desired, at Lowest ‘Lids. 6. E a ALBERT F, FOX, _ap6-Lin 920 F tne, $300, o6n°85,000, ¥! ars down On Do ds ye tat MR cy always on hand to loan on approved real estate security, I Suius to suit, BAL WAKER & C0 Bi. _ apt lm ONE) ih property, Piasius, Orga uruiture; also Furniture ‘ot postal will cal GROCE & WILLS! EY 10 LOAN — ON estate, in suis Wo suit, at s ialass0- Lan AVYROVED REAL went rates of invcrest, 2 WV {LOAN ocd Necuri wil duper, &e. a DEMPst.k, 14.4 New York uve. GSES 2e WOan os dba to suit at Jowest rates, Oe 1 INO EEDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st. Exes MENT, LIFE AND TONTINE POLICIES bvught at highest cash prices, Loaus negotiaced Upon sae at rewouable terms, Apply to. AL Lh ACHESON, 107° _ uh 9-Sia* UNE’ 10 LUAD MOO SSE nar e500 cpwanD, Aa TUL LOWEST RATES OF INGE GEST AND CON Missiuy ON REAL ESTATE 1N“ru18 DISTRICT, is, O. HOLLZMAN, Commer Yous atid F stm hy TOPOAN ON NEAL bs y, ai lowestrates or iuiterest; where the Security is goad. Sag estas rack 19 v. oO mite 000 ue yu Peal esta! eee GWYNN NEWMAN & CO. sim _Rooms 13.and 25, Atentic Building. ONE TO LOAN GX ARAL RSET IN ANE “r5-sm" Rooms 13 and 15, Atlantic Duildvtiz, g ONEY TO Loan MOM une (020i, at jowest rates on real Setate security. TECH, FOX & BOWS, S080 14:07 Hemusyivauia a )MO8E¥ 70 LOAN ON REAL Estate aT Low ten. WASH'N DANENHO’ ap24 Successor to DANENHOWER GEOR T 15 Fst ——————— eee Srrixa Srvzes, GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, 85 to @8. DERBY HATS, new shapes and golors, #2 to @5. Complete stock of SILK and GLORIA UMBRELLAS. Fresh supply of the LA TOSCA, 83.50 to $10. Full line TENNIS CAPS, SASHES, BELTS, ko. 3. B. STINEMETZ & 80¥8, © 1237 Penna ave. and 13th st, S27 Fors received on storage, insured against moth. c p26 | Single Keserved Seat. | Metzeroit’s, 1120 ¥ st. “Sule AMUSEMENTS. Abscess GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EASTER WEEK, TO-NIGHT, AT 8. A POSITIVE MUSICAL NOVELTY.” RICE AND DIXEYS COMIC OPERA CO, Tn 8 samptaous production of the comic Chinese opera by C. A. BYRNE, THE PEARL OF PEKIN, A Grand Company of SIXTY ARTISTS snd the Ee- centric Comediafi, LOUIS HARRISON, Genuine Chinese Band, Imported Oricntal Scenery, Costumes and Bric.a-Brac, and a Giant Eight Feet in Heyeht. Next Week—MR. HENRY LP " Comedy-Drams, THE CAVALIER,» ees © Gree Seats now on sale, ap? STANDS AT THE HEAD! Twenty-sixth Annual Tour of the GREAT FOREPAUGH suow, To which bas been added the world-famed Dr. Carver and Pawnee Bill's thrilling WILD WEST EXHIBITION, ‘Will exhibit Afternoon and Evening, TWO DAYS AND NO LONGER, in WASHINGTON, AT CAPITOL PARK, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY 8 and 9. 3 Times the Greatest Show on Earth! BGreat Cirens Companies! Elevated Btages! 2 Mammoth Menageries! Peerless Paris Hippodrome! Tremendous Trained Wild Beast Exhibition! 100 Marvelously Educated Animals! 30 Performing Elephants! 150 Distinguished Artists! 1,400 Men and Horses! 1,000 Rare Animals and Binds! 200 Scouts and Savages! Realistic Wild West Scenes——Custer's Last Rally! Atrocious Mountain Meadow Massacre—— Exciting Hippodrome Races— Dashing and Daring Arenie STUPENDOUS UNITED WILD WEST CIRCUS AND HIPPODROME STREET PARADE! Will move from the show grounds at about 12 o'clock on the morning of first exhibition day. It will be the most varied, vast, superb Show Pageant ever seen upon the streets of un American city. Admission tofall, 50 cents. Children under 9 years, Chairs on the grand stand and admission tic usual slight advance will bition at DKOOP'S Cate STOKE), 925 PENNSYL performances—at 2 and 8 p. Vious. Courteous ushers ii attendauce and the same careful attention to the comfort and safety of visitors, especially lagies and children, that is the distinguish: ing feature of this exibition, Two Opens one hour pre- , Proprietor. ADAM FOKEPAUGH, Jn., Manager. MM Festivan THE CHORAL SOCIETY Will cive a series of NEW NATIONAL THEATER, May 17 and 18, 1889, Friday Afternoon—Public Rehearsal Friday Night—Sympbony Concert. Saturday Afternoon—Syiuphony Concert. Saturday Night, for the firsttime in Washington, THE SPECTKE’S BRIDE, , Chorus ‘The Society will have tho assistance of — MK and MES. G HENSCHEL, of London. MR. GHO. J.P ER, of Boston. DR. B. M. HOPKINSON, of Baltimore, MME. TERESA CARKENO, Pianist, AND THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, 60 ART s, MR. WILHELM GERICKE, Conductor, SCALE OF PRICES: ‘Season Tickets (with reserved seat). Siugle Admission. Sale of season tickets opens Wednesday, May 1, at of single ‘seats opeus ape and L ste.n.w. THURSDAY und § EVEN So'clock, Muy “Jd amt 3d, 18! Thursday—sord «iin 1 Friday—Acklanad Lord Boyle ud his Humorometer. Music and lkeci both cveumes. Fancy Ardcles, Candies, Strawbersies, and Cream, _ Admission, 10 cents, ay mstasthat-dt NATIONAL THEATER. Every Eventus, Wed. and Sat. Matinees. TO-NIGHT AT 8, LAST TIME OF GEORGE H. ADAMS (GRIMALDD, In the Farce-Comedy NEY HOH S85 H HO lg Hott Hou WUHE Sss. HE yo Hist HAHER, HOH Sgs5 HOH wou Next Week, THE LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE Co. Monday, Tuesday, ard Wednesday Evenings and Wednesday Matinee, Stcphens aud Solomon's Satire. PENELOPE, Thursday, Friday, and Ssturday Eveni urday Matiuee, the new Historical Buriecnes 122 Sat COLUMBUS. _887 Seats ‘now selling. YDIA THOMPSO: The famncus Lydia Thompson and ber bd Euglish Burlesque Coapony appear atthe, New foual Theat Week comineneag MUNDAY, April 29, with Weduesday and Saturday Matuuees, ermey t two successes, both of which are new bere. he brst half of the week Stephen's and Solomon's: new satirical burle aan: latver_ half role a cece by Ch ceand At D. Gordon, entitled “Columbus” return to the city of souie of her nota an event ol the week, pearance has created ub unusual deiund for seater i ke Dress of New York are loud im their praise of this thane. - The kuslish ladies are said to be f fare all fine singers and a2 own new ue “Pes reap- nery ure the handsomest stave, ind cverytlang per- taining ¢ ofan. zation is Said to Sur- Pass uligt rae ao Bazan or THE MARION RIFLES, ar MASONIC TEMPLE, From APRIL 22D to MAY 4TH Single AGiuission. Beuson Licht Special attractions at _ NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES. Wednesday, April 24. Thursday, April 23, Friday, April 26. Saturday, Apri! Monday, April 29. ‘Tuesday, April 30, Wednesday, May 1, ‘Thursday, May 2. FIVE RACES EACH DAY, All the First Class Race Horses and Steeple Chasers FIRST RACE AT 3 O'CLOCK. ‘Special race trains via Baltimore and Obio Railroad at 12:10, 1:50, and 2:30 p.m, ‘Returning trains will be in waiting when the races are over. CARRIAGES SHOULD GO VIA M STREET. Perfect order will be preserved. Objectionable persons will, as on previous occasions, be excluded. SNS NNN NNN NNN NONN ats ® RK x KOK RER xX Y RR Nx RRR hae ROR NNN RR XN ORN VIA PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD, ON THE OCCASION OF THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF GEN. WASHINGTON’S INAUGURATION, APRIL 29TH, 30TH AND MAY 1ST, 1889. ROUND-TRIP TICKETS st above rate will be sold from WASHINGTON April 27th to 30th inclusive, and for 7:20 aim. train May Tickets good on ALL TRAINS Gnelvding New Ist. York and Washington and Consressional Limited Ex- press trains) RETURN COUPONS VALID FOR PASSAGE UNTIL ANDINCLUDING MAY 69H. CHAS. E. PUGH, 3. R. Woop, ral Manager. Gen, Pass@uger Agent, ». W. BOYD, Asst. Gen'l Pass wie YD, Asst. Gen'l Pass's Agent, VWueis CLUB. ‘Third and Last Concert of Series, RSALISI CBUKCH, cor, 13th SATURD » MK. JusEt Admission, ARMAS’ BIVOU THA cick, One Week, MONDAY Usual Matines» i Ket ut « McCAKIHY & Li's CO. 1x TRUE IRISH HEARTS The greatest of wil Imsh romantic plays, with @ strom cast of Characters aud wonderiul scenic eff Mec, Next Week HELD IN SLAVERY ar KOF, SHELDONS PORTY-SHOOND AL May Bali will take piace at the National Hithes* Armory on MONDAX, May 6, S90 pan. Aduuisnion, i det umber of tickets tor sac at 3 ape sts C EKNA ‘EW WASHINGTON THEATER, thst, South of Penusylvania Avenue, OF. BLAK FQUINE PARADOX. 34 WONDERFUL ANIMALS 14 $10,000 Challenge Mule Tichi-Rope Walker. $58 y that ri % Malinees Mou. Tues. Thur. Sat. ard Hume's GINGER SNAPS. 025 AHOLIC UKPHANS' FALL, Open two weeks Commencing EASTER 1UESDAY BE) 8 O'CLOCK, At New York Aw Midday Lunches at prevaili No adiuiesion charce during the ¢ LIPORNIA, ENING, ck. ices. _aplo-2w_ ‘Tourist Sleep- fhe Co, nt. 39d Baitimore and Oko -ASON 1580.—CRAND OPENING COLONIAL BEACH, MAY pder entire new manage been added, the butet ew Whit is being ouilt exclusty ‘The bath-bouses have been rem. purchased. Many’ Rew. auitine! duced. The favorite steaiuer Jawe chariered for te seasou, sid dons to tee Beach. The tal: all he iste, ed aiid Dew sts te will be air y has been Mi Mumne daily exc will be fu A wick SHAKPLESS & ©O., Propnetora, pes “SHAD EXCURSIO! TO MARSHALL HALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1889. Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Capt. L, L. Blake, leaves: her wharf, fo. tof 7th st, at 11 a m, returping at 5 pm FARE, ROUND-TRIP... wereneenees «81.00 including dinner. Bill of Fare: Plank Shed, Clam Chowder. &e. 2 aple-2t H”: FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN Blibs Steam packet EXCE kes her regular trips 1 ou Sunday, Monday enday, and }riday, leaving ‘High and Canal sts, Geonetown, aS aan. sare, 0c, Apply to d.G. dud J. M. Wades,” REE MEW FoR Isso. ace ular aud leadas ashinetout tional atiractic wwotg whien resort ou the Potomac ny " any Lew have bee ove Season, lights, ‘cost of over . Fotonise thut is hguted by ‘Lhe atteytion of Lodges, Sunday and others contemplating excureic the Steamer MAK) WASHINGLUN aud River View. Bar on boat and Kroands ciosed Iree of charge for Sau- iis tie ouly place on the rie Ligts. 0018, Societies, * ure invited wo day sche Latraordinary inducements early i June, as choice days are bemg booked, Au early appli- cation Is ad Visubie. For fui particulars call or address E, 8. KANDALL, Proprietor, __ 1100 Va. 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