Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1890, Page 12

12 THE. EVENING STAR: LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORFCAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia. Maryland, end Virginia, rain today, cleari tonight, winds ahifting to fair weather on Sunday; eoider northwesterir. More. T. B. Hannisoy. 1529 F street, will show during the coming week trimmed stock in milhnery. Her regular spring qpening will be on April 1 and 2. Baiout No, 1 Boanps, $1.15. 6th st. and N.Y. av. Dm. Wanwen’s and Ball's corsets, 95c.; Mon- arch shirts, 97c.; Lonsdale cambric, 93jc., at Bropurap's. Oxr or tar Bret Davo Stores for sale. See advertisement Business Chances. Ir You Neep™ chamber set in oak or cherry it would be well to call at Jozivs Lansrcran's, corner 13th and F, who will commence to sell Monday morning. March 24, 200 at $22.50 and #5. They are worth much more and will have # rapid sale. Lrventve.—See city items, Tur Great Repucrios Saux now going on at Juries Lassncron’s, 18th and F. Do you need carpets, furniture, upholstery goods, lace curtains. wall papers? If so. 1t would pay you to call. Beactirct Satixes and gingbams at Buop- mEAD's. Cer rs Borve Tunvetratep Sraixe Fasuton Catatooura, showing over 1.400 new styles, free by mail, at the Domestic Sewixe Macuovg Orvicg, 7th and H. Send Ze. postage. Lrrrie Axxir Kooxey, 5¢e.; Tam O'Shanter, 106. ; Santiago waltz, 5c. Worca’s, 925 7th. Sx Libbey, Bittinger & Miller's ad., Ist page. Carrrac. Crry Laws Grass, teed to mee a thick, velvety turf; tube rose bulbs, gindioluses, dahlias and crocuses, Lawn fertil- iers and diamond lawn mowers, cheapest and best. P. Maxx & Co.. 207 7th st, n.w., opp. Cen- ter market, Washington, D. Sport! Exercise! Muscle!!! Bussell’s Bowl- ing alleys, 1337 Penna. ave. nw, Estapnoox gives a fine frame with each dozen (13) cabinet photographs. . Til Market Space. Tax recent disastrous and fatal fire at the residence of the Secretary of the Navy should be @ warning to all householders to place every precaution around them for the protection of heir lives and property. In this connection we invite the attention of the public to the Harden Hand Grenade, which can be used by any one and which is a jaick, sure and reliable fire extinguisher. No fan; should be without them. Their mod- erate price makes them within the reach of all. James L. Bansour & Son, Wholesale Agents, 614 and 616 Penna. ave. Srarvep Grass Scstrrere, 411 7th nw. For Wart Parex. window shades, go to R. W. Hexvenson’s, 1113 F st. n.w. Tue Pverie ane Invrrep to inspect the col- lection of magnificent pictures of scenery in the Roeky and Selkirk mountains now on free — im the reception room of Willard’s ‘el. ‘Tee Curarest Frer in the market is Wash- apgton gas ight company's coke. Joussox Buos., Exclusive Agenta Buy Your Coat, Coke and Wood from Joux- eox Baotuens, the leading firm im the Dis- tet Visit the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works, 631-635 Masa. ave. n.w. ‘Telephone 425-2, Sexp Two Cents postage to Domrstic Szw- tse Macuixe Orrice, 7th and H, and the new Domestic Fashion Catalogue for spring 1890, illustrating over 1,800 new styles of patterns for sale at this office. will be mailed to you free. Fox Goon Frusrrvne and low prices call at cE Binckueay's, 731 9th st. aw Ir You Have a Leaxy Roor or damp wall C 7 Keys, 916 F n.w. Prince's Me’ Paint Lo. Geyvrse Catr's-roor JetLy made especially for invalids, Janvis', 426 9th street Ixsvae Acar t Pyevmonta. Use Baker's pure co | liver oil or Baker’s emul sion, The old reliable brand. AllSdruggists. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atsavon’s.—Kiralfy’s “Water Queen.” Nationat.—Kosina Vokes, Haxais’ Bisov.—~‘Casper, the Yodler.” Kearvay’s.—The Vaidis Sisters, Grose TuxateR.—Varieties, eS aac CONDENSED LOCALS. Mr. Wm. Lengee, the inventor of the Loughridge air brake. who made his home in ‘this city for a number of years, died in Phila- delphia yesterday. Ym. Gordon, colored, living at No. 434 N street, was kuocked down on Massachusetts avenue between 16th and 11th streets last even- ing by the wagon of E. P. Mertz, driven by W. E. Willis. He was attended by Dr. Naylor at the second precinct station and was then sent wo his home. Elizabeth Fisk, aged thirty-five years, died 9 at her home, 1119 20th street yester- y- A social reunion of veteran soldiers, with their tamilies and friends, was held at Lincoln hall on 7th street last evemmg, under the auspices of Phil Sheridan command, Union Veteran Union. Addresses were made by ex- Gov. Fletcher of Missouri and other members of the Veteran Union and Grand Army. The jurors in the Cireuit Court for the March term were discharged finally by Judge Mont- gomery yesterday. eee An Educational Meeting. A meeting was held last evening at the Fif- teenth Street Presbyterian church to discuss the means of extending the usefullness of the Gloucester industrial school, an mstitution for the education of colored youths, Rev. Dr. Newman presided and addresses were made by Rev. Dr. ks and Prof. W. B. Walker, priu- cipal of the school. —— A Reception to a Missionary. A reception was tendered to Mrs. Andrews of India yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Thos. G. Jones, No. 228 Ist street south- east. Mrs. Andrews is one of the missionaries sent out to India by the Presbyterian churches of Washington. The ladies who assisted in re- ceiving yesterday afternoon were Mra. Me- Knight, Mrs. Kelloggand Mrs. Dalzell, while the Misse: es, Mrs. C. S, Jones and Miss Nichols axs.sted at the tea tabl ‘ ee The Commissioners of Pharmacy. Sinee the enforcement of the pharmacy law the commissioners of pharmacy have regis- tered a large numberof persons. The board of pharmacy is composed of the following: D, W. Prentiss, M.D., president; J. T. Winter, M_D.; W. G. Duckett, F. McC. Criswell, RL. Hliot, secretary. = ee Three Years in the Penitentiary. Robert E. Hail, convicted January 18 of ob- feining money by false pretences, was sen- ‘enced yesterday afternoon by Chief Justice i” Criminal Court to three years Penitentiary at Albany. The Typographical Union Election. ‘The latest announcement ef a candidate at the approaching election of Columbia typo- graphical union, No. 101, which takes place mext Wednesday, is that of Charles H. Leeds, “venkman™ in the document room G.P.O., for reading clerk. The contest for this office bas narrowed down to a triangular contest, with Messrs. W. Winslow Williams, Titus F. Ellis aud Charles H. Leeds as the contestants, pos staan Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follow: Bettie C. Prout to A. ©. Clark, lot 19, sq. 954; @-. Aun Eliza Stewart to H. Clay Stewart, Je... pt. 13, sq. 363: J. A. Goldstein to D, Burtwell. lot 4. sq. 34; @—. E. H. Thomas to J. D. Burrows, sub E, sq. 447;2—. D. B. Groff to L. Fellbeiwer, pt. 20. sq. 653; #—. Caroline Wateon to Caroline Williams, subs 80 and 81, eq. 860;—. H. Beard to Elizabeth M. Power, & D. and L. Eliza Bean to G. Lohr, a lot 1a. 4; $1,400. Same to argaret B. Lohr, do.; 1.400. J. B. Ulrich to etal, sub 66, White, lot 131, AMUSEMENTS, ALsavon's—Axoxsos’s Castxo Compaxy.— Rudolph Aron<on's comic opera company from the Casino, New York, will begin a week's en- nt at Albaugh’s next Monday night with Offenbach's “Dram, Major,” which will also be given Tueday night, Wednesday and Thursday ““Nadjy” will be the piece, and Fri- day, Saturday and Saturday matinee “‘Erminie.” The company ineludes Pauline Hal i Dennin, Eva Daven) Goiden, Florence Bell, Georgie Lincoln, James T. Powers, Edwin Stevens, John Brand. Charies pbell, N. 5. Burnham, A W. Maflin and Ellis Ryse. The operas will be presented in the usual excellent style of this ages. and will given if further comment is needed it by the thousands who attend Albaugh’s next week. Tue Lorvs Guex Cxvs.—This famous male quartet of Boston will give a concert at the Universalist church next Saturday evening, assisted by Miss Minnie Marshall, reader. The club is making « southern trip prier to starting for London. where it has many engagements for this (its third) seagpn im that city, Last season it met with success there and re- ceived the unqualified val Of press and critics, The members of club give all their time to music, rehearsing daily, und the en- semble results are remarkable. ‘‘The Sands 0’ Dee,” which is on the pi m for next Satur- day, was rehearsed every day for a year before singing it in the public. Programs and tickets a be had at Metzerott’s. 1110 F street, eUNAN'’s-—Inwix Brotaers, — The Irwin Brothers’ big new specialy company will be the winning card at Kernan’s next week. The Lill will present John and Nellie Mucarthey, novelty sketch team; Miss Ida Lillian Abrams, in oe: Gordon and Lick, in ~The Other Fel- low": Newcomb trio, in wonderfal dancing; Frank La Mondue clown wire wuiker. (first time here); Richman aud Glenroy, comedy boomers; K. J. Riley and Kitty Wolfe, charac- ter sketch artists, (first time here); the dog actor, Jack; Stirk and Zeno, the greatest aerial kings, and others of equal celebrity and merit, Wittaxp Hat.—The Ideal minstrel trouve, the best local minstrel organization in the Dis- trict, will give one of its famous performances at Willard hall next Monday night for the ben- efit of the poor of the District. Tickets, only 25 cents each. are forsale by all police officers and there should be a big house. ALL Sours’ Cuvncu.-—Rev. Robt. Collyer of New York will lecture Monday evening at All Souls’ church on ‘Friend Jacob Bright and his son John,” being the lecture which was pre- viously announeed and postponed on account of the lecturer's illness. Dr. Collyer is one of the leading divines in the Unitarian denomiua- tidu and is known as the ‘Blacksmith Preacher,” having been -born in Yorkshire, England, where he learned and practiced the trade of a blacksmith before coming to this country. His magnetism and humor make him one of the most popuiar pulpit orators and lec- turers of the day. Tickets 50 cents, at Ballen- tyne’s, Metzerott's and the church. Hagzis’ Brsou—‘Passton’s Stave.” — ‘Pas- sion’s Slave,” one of the strongest and most popular of modern melo-dramas. will be the at- traction at Harris’ Bijou theater next week, the engagement opening Monday night. The play is full of incident and possesses an abundance of thrilling situations and startling climaxes, The scene is laid at Old Point Comfort, Va., and one of the interesting points of the per- formance is a representation of Fortress Mon- roe illuminated. A number of novel scenic effects are introduced and the company has received general commendation. Comedy and singing are also interspersed through the pro- duction. Usual! prices and matinees. Giosr Tueater.—The Globe offers three shows combined in one for their patrons the coming week—minstrels, variety and drama, Geo. France and Lulu Delmay’s dramatic com- pany in their comedy dram: ide Awake,” The Romulo Bro’s and Onri sisters’ specialty company. Usual matinees, DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. A SCHOOL SHIP FOR WASHINGTON. Superintendent Powell, Postmaster Ross, Rev. Dr. Grimke and Dr. Witmer, composing a com- mittee appointed at a recent meeting of the school board, called upon the Commissioners recently to urge the necessity of a school ship for Washington. The Commissioners are in hearty accord with the scheme, THE ADDITIONAL WATER SUPPLY, The turning on of the water in the new 48- inch maim was productive of much good, as is testified to by the many congratulations the water department has received since Thursday morning. It willbe some time, however, be- fore its beneficial results are appreciated.’ In- spections have been ordered and the pressure oF water in the different localities will be noted. THE DEPARTMENTAL BATTALION. Friends at the Second Regiment Ar mory Last Night. The elank of swords, the rattle of muskets, the regulation blue, pretty faces, fashionable costumes. music, flowers and flags were all to be found in the quarters of the sixth battalion, D.C.N.G., at the second regiment armory last night. The ‘‘sixth’is generally known as the departmental battalion, being composed prin- cipally of employes in the government depart- ments, and its entertainment last night was in the nature of a celebration, because the bat- talion has just taken possession of its official home in the Center Market building. The Program commenced with company drills, Captains Wilson, Bawies and Bassett bemg in command, Then came mount, and while it was in progress Gen. Ordway, accompanied by Adjutant Gen. Long, Inspector General Gale, Quarter- master General Cranford and Capt. Taylor of the army. took up position on the east side of the t drill hall, A large number of na- guard officers clustercd around them ae icomed by Maj. Bartlett. Among Col. Clay, Maj. alton, Maj. Camp- bell, Capt. Parmenter, Capt. Ourand, Capt. omer, Capt. O’Brien, Capt. Beagle. Capt. Benson, Capt. Horton, Capt. Robinson and Lieut. ‘King. At least half of the audience was composed of ladies. Capt. Bassett was officer of the day at guard mount, while the officers of the guard were Lieuts. Keyes and Moore, Battalion dress parade closed the military ex- ercises, Adjutant Smith had a busy time of it because the battalion was making its initial et- fort in public, but the result could not have been otherwise than gratifying. A few men were in the ranks whose greenness was pain- fully palpable, but the great majority did good, creditable work, Music for the occasion was provided by the Third Artillery band and when the parade was over the band gave a prome- nade concert. In the battalion headquarters and the com- pany rooms there was a wealth of flag decora- tions and an ample supply of refreshments of all descriptions, The guests were splendidly treated here at intervals between the dances, for there was a “hop” in the drill hall, “Taps” did not sound until after midnight. The Canal Receivers. Messrs, Winship and Cushwa, the receivers appointed by Judge Cox of the District courts for the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, met yester- day at Hagerstown with the Maryland receivers, It is said that nothing was done except to ar- Tange in a general way for the work to be done. The receivers have arranged to get access to the papers and books pertaining to the District, ---. A Change in the Health Office. Some days ago Health Officer Townshend transferred Marshall L. Sothoron from office duty to duties of sanitary inspector and Inspector Parsons was placed in the office in his stead. Mr. Sothoron, who is a brother-in- law of ex-Representative Barnes Compton, did not like the duties of his new assignment and after performing the duty one day determined to resign. His resignation was accepted and Mr. Charles A. McDonald was appointed to fill the vacancy. McDonald is a son of Capt McDonald ‘of Potomac, Montgomery county, Md,, and was appointed upon the recommen- dation of Representative McComas, ——_—_ Men Hurt by the Fall of a Scaffold. A scaffold on a row of buildings in Le Droit Park broke down yesterday afternoon and Horatio Beckett and Wm. H. Moore, who were at work on it putting up the cornice of the houses, fell to the ground) They were in the employ of D. W. Stockstill, galvanized iron worker, and had nearly completed their work for the day, when the scaffolding gave way and precipitated them to the ground, a distance of over 25 feet. The eighth precinct police wagon took them to their homes—that of Beckett on Detrees street and Moure on 23d street—and they were attended by Dr. D. C. Stockstill, Beckett was injured about the hips and Moore had his shoulder dislocated. Both men are badly bruised. They will be unable to resume work for some time. a Oncans Suicutty Usep, $15 and upward. Sold on 5 payments, F. G, Smith, 1225 Pa. ave.—Adet, _—_— For instance, in the higher sections of the city, where it has been impossible to get water on the second floor, the pressures will be carefully observed with a view of giving the residents in that locality as much water as possible. Fully two weeks will be cousumed getting this data together. PROPOSED EXAMINATION FEE. Recently the Commissioners receive¢ a com- munication from Dr. McKim and the other surgeons and doctors in the police and fire departments requesting that hereafter all ap- plicants for positious in these departments shall be made to pay an examination fee of $2. ‘The doctors did not say to whom the money should go, but it is understood that in view of their small pay it was intended for them. Several years ago, it will be remem- bered, the plumbers were’ made to pay a fee for examination before they could be regis- tered, but the matter was carried to court and tested. It was decided in favor of the plumb- ers. As this seems to be an analogous case it is thought the petition of the doctors cannot be approved, CAPT. ROSELL GOING TO INDIANAPOLIS, Several days ago Capt. Rossell received an invitation from the Commercial club of India- napolis, Ind., to visit the paving exposition to be held there onthe Ist of April. The Com- missioners looked into the matter and decided that Washington should be represented. To- day thef issued an order detailing Capt. Ros- sell to attend this exposition. W. H. Bland’s Will of ’89 Sustained. In the Circuit Court this afternoon the issues on the will of the late W. H. Bland from the Probate Court were submitted by Judge Mont- gomery to the jury and a verdict was rendered sustaining the will executed in May, 1889, By it the property was bequeathed to the children in equal shares, and it was sought to invalidate it, in which event a paper executed six years before. leaving the property to the son subject toa life estate of the wife, would have been presented. he verdict is that the paper was executed according to law; that it was read be- fore the testator signed it; that the testator was of sound and disposing mind at the time. and its execution was not procured by fraud undue influence, &c., on the part of Mury B. Fowler and others, a The Brick Makers Union. This union held its annual meeting at Friends of Zion hall, G street between 3d and 4}¢ streets southwest, last night. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, J. W. Lily; vice president, Wm, H. Smith; secretary, eodore Moldin. The schedule of w: for the year was fixed as fol- Jows: For moldersin yards with machines, $2.50 per day; no machines, #2 to $2.25 per day; offbearers, $1.25 to $1.37 per day Boole ‘ $1.37 to $1.50 per day. This pofox CR will take effect April 14, 1890, a Anacostia Notes. The Young le’s society of the M. E. church gave a “lemon squeeze” social Inst night in one of the store rooms in the new Pyles’ block, which was rer largely attended. Prizes were awarded to the most successful squeezers. Light refreshments were served and about €40 cleared, John Coffey and Earnest Menikhein were ar- rested by Officer Marr last night for fast driving, They are employed as teamsters on the street improvements here, Mrs. J. L, Grimes returned last night from a two months visit with her sou's family in Chie: Mr. Frank E, DeYoe, high chief ruler of the Independent Order of Rechabites in North America, is stopping with Mr. Wayne W. Cor- acl. During tbe week he will visit Heber, Anacostia, Sulem, Union, Naomi, Cam- mack and Cammack, jr.. tents of Rechabites, pec comcast Found Guilty of Manslaughter. The trial of Sarah Coates and Christiana Sewell, colored, charged with the murder of the infant of the tirst named. was concluded in the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon by a verdict of guilty of manslaughter against Sarah Coates and not guilty as to other woman. tS asa Marshal’s Sale of Real Estate. At noon yesterday Marshal Ransdell sold at the court house door, as the property of ex- Gov. Sprague, lot in square 456, at the north- west corner of 6th and E streets northwest, fronting 9% feet on E and 126 feet 63; inches on of wages | 6th street, under an execution, to Asa White- head for €20,000. By 3:30 o'clock the deed had made and placed an first-class drug store tor sale next Wednesday. | couveying fox: toe plore gry Cy batoemey Its located in one of the best sections of the perty to Samuel Bieber, G. burgh, L easel Brsents s fine opportunity to engage Baus, ou Wolf and for the im with first-class s Piaxos Suicatir U1 ao sep, @45 and at Busor Newmas will preach in Metropolitan | Sold on @5 payment. F. Smith, ME church at 11 a.m. tomorrow. ave.—Adet, ~ _ Eastex cards, novelties. AtJ.Jay Gouip's,—Ad. as Clarence Segner of York, who was shot by a York policeman for assaulting Mrs, Shepherd, is in a critical condition, > A supposed infernal machine sent through the mail to a Philadelphia man proved to be @ bok from Congressman Bandall. A Miswrens Srory. A MINISTER AND HIS LITTLE BOY CURED OF OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASES BY THE CU1L CUKA REMEDIES—PLAISES THEM EVERY WHERKE—IN THE PULPIT, HOME AND IN THE STREET. 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BALBUIGGAN ENGLISI 5: O0CKINGS; the very best 25. quality, eres for 50c. HENMIETTA FRENCH CASHMERES, nearly yard aud 4 hui wide, all pure fine wool; the very best Foc. Gua. tey rea 4 SLACK MOHAIK BRILLIANTINES, wide double fold, Sree gualtt Raw LADIES’ C) ‘H DRESS GOODS, yard and » half Wide, all pure oot becial bargain, pa E WOOL BLANKETS, $1.50, $2.50, 83.75, AC PURCHASE OF elt TO ONE OF OU. oe! VALUABLE PRES- mw. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACB, SEVENTH STREET. SPRING WEIGHTS, WRAPS, SUITS, &c. fi, this changeable weather you cannot be too care- with your outer wraps. Itis imperative that you should have one suitable for all changes of weather. Your health demands it. Have you seen our maxnificent line of Light-weight Wraps? Novelties in both Imported and Domestic Goods. The lowness of price will surprise and please You a8 well #s the beauty uf style. ‘the following are a few specials now in the depart- ment not always to be bad. Connemsras in Black and Navy, Pretty styles. SPECAIL $4.75. ‘84 Stockinette Jackets, Tailor Made, Black only. SPECIAL $3.25. Accordion Plaited Dress Skirt (glaited all around), made Of bine Black Brilliantine. You can't buy the goods and have it made under #12. We offer them SPECIAL FOR 89.50. We have just received another shipment of those 81,50 Keefer in Savy aud Garnet. We expect these "100 Giustmia tnd Calico Wrappers new styles and patttens, nade by ua, usual price, @1.50. SPECIAL $1.20. SHIRT WAISTS. Everythi that is new and nobby we now have. The best makes only kept. A large aud welect assort- meut of patterns which you will uot find elsewhere Special Laun Poreale Shirt Waists in new deswut FOR 48c. EACH, ART DEPARTMENT PICKINGS, Taken st random to show you how low we are sell- ing goods tu this departiment: Tai Down Pillows, sateen covered, Hee -inch Figured China Silk, new patterns, 65¢. a elt Lambreguin Material, with tapestry border, c. ITLES THE | ire yin Material, with a 6-inch tapestry 0c. a yard. Larubs Wool slipper Soles, 19¢. a pair, ‘The best place to buy kiubroidery Materials. All others sold in the same manner as the: entioned ; 3-yard Embroidery silk, ali colors, Sonpyed ‘Kuitung Cotton, all sizes, No, 2 Cheuilie, Se. a doz. Brnidene, 1 doz. Arrasene, Yc. a doz. Specials in SPRING WEIGHT UNDERWEAR ccOutot a lange stock of Underwear we velect the two wing, which are remarkable value “Ladion Spring ‘Weight Swiss Hibbed Vests, high neck, long sleeves, Tegular 50c. koods, for Sie each Ladies’ Spring Weight Swiss Kilbed Vests, high ueck, short sleeves, reyulur Soc. ooda, for 25e. euch. BAUM'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, m2 7TH STREET. DDD FEE TMT EEE RRR DD E E R BB OE a DvD KEK KER MM MM oT EF MMMM oT SNS EEE BP, eye EERE BL BB i it NNN ERR DvD u TTT 00 t $88 gE Oe ‘00 www ™ N DDD UU PPP wey HOSS BD 8G BP wey FP URRB Ob FP w io BSN Boo uo P THE CROCKERY AND HOUSEFURNISHING BUSINESS. ‘The entire stock of CROCKERY, GLASS WARE and HOUSERUBNISHINGS will positively be sold out regardleée of cost. ‘No sucti brioes have ever been made before in Wash- ington on this line of goods, LARGE SAVINGS FOR HOUSE KEEPERS. HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS will be offered special inducementa, B. HOLLANDER, Agt, 408 7th st. nw. where strictly F HAND Crayon and Pastel Por traits am My Portraits are well known in ‘Washington their excellent finish Life-size (Crayons, with handsome frame (ten different styles), ‘Sanaller sizes cheaper. Terius to suit parchaser. Kagels to match frames, Open wutil ¥ aan, 28-260 ‘3 B SMITH, Artist, CITY "TEMS. ——_—_ . Buy a Machine with a Reputation! Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice how its rotary motion, silent and positive, con- trasts with the , heavy, uncertain action of shuttle machines, Ofice.487 9th nw. m22-3m Wurrrer & Witsox Mrt. Co. Cut Price on Borden's hiverine for a few days oniy. 39c. per pint bottle; an excellent tonic and the greatest remedy ywn for liver and ali kidney troubles. Wx. F. Grvex, ory 3d and H streets northwest. Telephone ~ Verv Low Prices. 8 lbs. Granulated Sugar, 50c, 8 Iba, Best “A” Sn, Blue Ridze Corn, doz., Patent Process Flour, $1.50, Quart New Maple Sirap, 't New Maple Sirup, 30¢, ‘ Baker's Breakfast Coon, 200. Fine French Peas, per doz., 1.50. m21-2t C. Wrragr & Co., 1918 Pa, ave. Save Your Property From Fire b = viding yourselves with the Harden Hand re nades, Eight years of large sales and practical tests have proved that this Grenade ie a quick and sure protection against fire. Jas. L. Barzoun & Sox, 614 ———- avenue, mis Vholesale Agenta, Over 10,000 Fine Hats, balf usuai prices, American Hat Co.'s Spring Styles Fine Derbies, in large, small and Dunlap shapes, 90c, to €1.50. Best Hat made,#2. 209 Pa. ave., opp. Botanical Gardens, Plain figures, Que price, m15-s,m,w&fot* Wilbor’s Pure Cod Liver Of! and Phos- phates cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Debility, Wasting Diseases and Scrofulous Humors. To the Consumptive. — Let those who languish under the tatal severity of our climate through any pulmonary com- plaint, or even those who are in decided Con- sumption by no means despair. There is a safe and sure remedy at hand, and one easily tried. “Wilbor's Compound of Cod Liver Oil and Phosphates,” without possessing the very nauseating flavor of the oil, as formerly used, is endowed by the Phosphates with a healing property which renders the oil doubly eftica- cious, Remarkable testimonials of its efficacy can be shown. Sold by A. B. WiLBox, Chemist, Bos ton, and all druggists. mx. 22,25-3t P Pomeroy”! Petroline Poroused Plaster, Best and most effective, P All Druggiste, iwnh1l-tu,th,s3m Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered, It never fails tocure old chronic cases of long standing. Wiut1aMs Mro. Co., Cleveland, Ohio, ja25-s,tu,th150t Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup has stood the test of fifty years, Is that long enough to con- vince you, “6 P Star Sake) Water, Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot- tles and by the giass by all druggists, Sam's C. Paaer, Agent. ja25-s, tu,th150t Castoria, When baby was wick we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss she clung to Castoria. When she had Children she gave them Castoria jal6-th,s.tu,ly Quick Stop for Headaches cures sick, nervous or neuralgic headache. The only harmless remedy. itecommended by physicians, At druggists’, 35c, 22-8,tu.th “Brown’s Bronchial Troches” are widely known as an admirable remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarveness, Coughs and Throat troubles. Sold only in boxes, mis-eustéck Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa Does not distress and adds flesh and weight, 2 Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Difti- dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr. Miles” Nervine. Samples free at 6 pwarp P. Metz’, 1014 F st. Easter Cards Novelties at J. Jay GovuLp's, ml5-8t* __._ MONEY TO LOAN, M TYLEL ® edge uPOHD, ee MoweOeimt 180 $ 500 TO LOAN BY FISH & MILLER, 9 3213 Fst. n.w. We have ¢1,500 to ow to loan vu real dstate seourity in City of Vashinston. mis-6t ONEY TO LOAN IN LABGE AND SMALL SUMS ‘ou approved teal existe secuniy ut aud 6 per cent; oh to ee RD LEIPOLD, SDR yw, con 15th tnd Fete oe, hb AY Gos TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PROMPT attention to uli Cee Iy TT SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, m15-1m zie 927 F at. ONES TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST rate 1 interest; aise on other ved security. ee OE THOS. G. HENSEY & Cos Bankers, m15-3m 1300 F 0 YOU WANT MONEY?—§10 TO #100 TO LOA’ at Low Interest ou Furniture, Piauos, Horses, Wagons, Household Goods of other vetsonal property. principal aud interest payable in weekly or monthly ti; Of goods frou Feaidéuce: no ____ AMUSEMENTS. ‘ atte (5 SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1890, THE LOTUS GLEE CLUB (Male Quartet) OF BOSTON, Assisted by Miss MINNIE MARSHALL READER. Admission. 50c. ; seats, 75c. and $1, at Metzerott's, 1110 F st olw. mz2-rt ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT AT 8, KIRALFYS GRAND BALLET AND SPECIALTY COMPANY, Presentiu the WATER g g KKB EFI NN ON gr nr NNN uf EE Ba UU ERE REE N XN T A GORGEOUS FAIRY SPECTACLE Do Not Fail to See THE WONDERFUL PIALKAS THE BROTHERS WASHAUER, MLLE. FKANCESCINA PARIS, SABLON, ARNOLD KIRALFY, And All the Other Novelties the personal Nore—The entire production is under direction of Mr. Bolossy Kiralfy. Next Week—CASINO OPERA COMPANY. ts Dow on sale. Here Mb. CHURCH, ‘¥th and P streets nw, ORGAN RECITAL, on the New Organ, by Mr. CHAS. J. TOOF, Organist of the Church of the Covenant, Assisted by Mrs. EULALIE DOMER-RHEEM, Vocalist, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1890. _ Admission + 4 Tickets for #1. m2? 26ad my LPARTMENT CLERKS, ATT: Why not spend your Sirumer Vacation im @ HIP TO EUROPE? 6U—all expenses paid. You can gv for For full particulars call or address, Ww VAN WICKLE, Bradbury Palace of Music, ™m! i Penna, ave. Jt NEw NATIONAL THEATRE. ‘Yonighat 8 FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF The Peerless Comedienne, Miss KOSINA Yoyo « EER ¥voo Rak § ss Wy’ 33 Be Ss v oo 6K K éOKER Sss5 Supported by FELIX MOLUIS and her ANDON COMEDY COMPANY. TONIGHT AT 8, LAST TIME OF “A GAME OF CAKDs, “LHE CIRCUS RIDER” and “THE ROUGH DIAMOND.” NEXT WEEK, Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett's Dramatic Idyl, LITTLE LOYD FAUNTLEROY, Presented with the Original New York Compan: SEATS NOW ON SALE. am Atmsvan's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. NEXT WEEK, RUDOLPH ARONSON'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY, From the CASINO, Now York, Presenting the following Repertoire: Monday and Tuesday Evenings, the Latest New York Casino Success, Jacques Offenbach's Militory Operetta, the DRUM MAJOR. Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, The Sparkling Operetta, NADJY. Friday and Saturiay Evenings and Ssturday Matinee, ERMINIE The —— Includes LL, AMES T. POWERS, NNIN, EDWIN v3, N STE FLOKENC) GEORGIE Li The operas staged in the same complete and gor- weous manner as always characterizes a Casino pro- duction. SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE. Faryanpbzaat = Of WASHING TUN DIVISION, No. 1, U.R,K. of P., Will close SATURDAY EVENING, 224 instant, Contestauts will be guided accordingly. Dancing every evening. Come s-¢ us and have & good time, Wilt skp watt. 7 7 KATE UART, GRACE GULDEN, BI __m20_ MONDAY EVENING, March 24, 1890, THE IDEAL MINSTREL TROUPE, In Aid of THE DISTRICT POOR. _forsale by all police officers. em 20-3t EB aN S NEW WasuingTON THEATE! Eleventh st. south of Peunayivanie avenue VAIDIS SISTERS NOVELTY COMPANY, Ladies’ Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Next Week—Irwin Bros.’ Big Show. m19 ONEY TO LOAN—81,700, $3200, e850 and ther Sums on Luproved City Keal Estate at 6 Yer Cent; can arrange for 5 per cent loans, GEV. F. SEAM A Ms SEee DS are. ONbi TU LOAN IN SUMS TO BUTI, ALS AND © per cent, ou D. C. ‘estute security. RANK T. KAWLINGS, 150.5 Pa. ave, 126 (The Arlington fire Sus. Go."s office) [ e ESTATE INVESTMEN]—SAFE AS U. 5 NDB. Five percent, Payable quarterly, Iu sums of $1,000. 000-10 Luas* 33 ry mg S300" _in1y___ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ONEY TO LUAN IN BUMS FROM 8500 UPWARD, ATS AND 6 PER CENT, ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN. Corner i0th aud ¥ sts, n. w. HAVE MONEY TO, LOAN AT ALL TIMES and no delay beyond time to prepare security is DELLE, DAVIS & CO. Jul) -sun “_ Lsi9 Pet. aw. j UNLY TO LOAN AT LOWEST Ka s proved Keal Lstute Security, Large seciulty. Also, as Agents of the Ux! Ausurance Co, of Phil Le repaid OW iuslilawent pain, with or w hfe insurauce. Va; iments to ron 10, H. SMI1H & SON, 1282 E HAVE MO! ¥ NEY TO LOAN INSUMS 17 tute security in Washington f J. F CULLINANE & JQ NDOWMENT, LIFE AND 108 ACES K at highest casi ja pou suune at reasonable terus. Apply tv M. H’ACHL Fat... wol-Gus* Dia cry pee Ligh ping col pry BULLE y jewt rat ae tee, ay Mane tos J. FISUEM CO, sel ise Fst. aw, I We aut, st lor Yee ear aie rage ¥ 1487 he. my in ue. cy T al ‘OR ‘T- M ca scanty ationget ent interest sao olay an “ne wesc oe /. GREEN, 30:3 7th st. nw. Mo¥ TO LOAN ON LEAL ESTATE AT LOW- WASH'N DANENHO! ap24 Succesbor toDANENHUWEN & SON TTLS Fat, Fa Br et cc JONEY TO LOAN MOr Approves heat Estate Security, in a ONEY TO LOAN Ta Gowns Axp Hover Woarurrzrs A \T oo = TT AY YE Boks Ss gr AA Y be RRR 724 ‘oo EOE = aft front - Challic Tea Gown, pufl sleeves, gathered front, em 1 Gown, full full plain front, rib- panel Tet, Sineccct cheten Oi nae oes Hairline Serge Tea Gown, full algeves, princess Daca, 1uil front with reveres, @v,50. and cui, Abbou trininsd, ® in Blacks Gatuct Reva Fancy Stripe Flannel Tes#’Gown, full beck and front, gathimere reveres, collar and cuts, rjpbon trimmed, fat"alteves uhd full Stout’ ritbon trisnasd, Gia, 80 and 817.50, * Fancy Stripe Challie and Biue, Fine Henrjetta Tea Saar ace ribbon ecjr roa trout, anoy sbeeven O27 Bo ee Calico and Gingham Wrappers, 1.25, $1.50, 62. Batiste Wrappers, 63.50 and $3.75. WM. 8, MoRNEW, Buctessor to RH. Taylor, mb13-2m 953 Peunayivania ave, THE CUXCORD HARNESS _ OTS & BR, - 4 « {REE LECTURE AT THE MASONIC HALL NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, At 2:30, 4:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday Morning at 11 o'clock for Ladies. Subject:—“The easiest to learn to speuk is unques- tionably the French Lanwuage, because of ite uni- tormity in pronunciation and accent.” CONVERSATIONAL POWEB In the FRENCH LANGUAGE now equally within the reach of all—the least as well as the Inost talented for languages. because: Teaching How to speak Freuch has been reduced to a science Prof. Colliere, rendering the results as certain mathematically true as that two and two make four. There are but four simple cardial laws based on one fundamental principle, which, when strictly adhered to, create the French voice. ‘This principle and the four cardinal laws the Profes- sor claims to have discovered, Applied to a recently published Method of li piaiu, every-day, common-sense idiomistics connect Freuc Conversation, ned pono oe og ab solute, s trouuneistion aud scceut uext to perfect and the ablitty'to speak in French after A SIX WEEKS’ COURSE or FRENCH CONVERSATION. ‘Course opens next week. Free trial lessons daily at the above-mentioned hours aud place. Prof. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIEME. A.M, » native of ris, Frauce. Twenty consecutive years experience im the District. Hesidence—1708 List n.w. i. LOBE THEATER, ‘Peuusylvunia avenue and 11th street. Monday, March 17, and during BENTS ALL 8148 SPECIAL tines Monday, Wednesday, y it = 20, 30 ry ] XCOLN Post, G.a.R, FAIR, 1.INCOLN POST, No. 3, Department Pot GA. ny "e ra Ho of. Washinwton, on MONDAY, MARCH 33, 1890, and continuing for twelve days. LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE VOTED FOR AND bs ‘THE PRIZES. No. 1.—A Full Dress Uniform for the Most Popular con ot the Netignal Guard Silver Badge fgr the Most Active Police ane cng tem the Most Popular Member ‘Sous of Veterans. No. 4—A Sewing Machine for the Most Popular ‘No. 5.—A Gold Badge for the Most Efficient Com- et Sy A Mekel plated Lantern for the Meat Pops —A Uniform for the Most Highly Esteemed an Aa Silver Watch for the Most Eu- 0.—A Bai for the Most Active Boy. 12.—, American Gold Wi ‘the Most Relisest Sophos on Watch for the Most Prominont Male Watch for the Most Attractive Fe the ont Popular Express- rd ed SE, Hy ae +3 d ie ee - A i st rT re ‘Uniform for the Silver Composing Stick for the Most Ex- Ad ___AMUSEMENTS._ Lor MUSIC BALI. its WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26 1580, GuaNnD AMERICAN COMPOSERS CONCERT. Full Orebestra of 65, Under the Direction of MK. PRANK VAN DEK STUCAKEN of New York Works ef the folowing « “Stuposers will be Arthur Bird, Dudiey Buc Georst wc We cnickeiat, Frank Vau der stuckem, a fan der sinc a Aribur Gordon W. Henry Tisites eee Artbur Wnt. Bock, Prof. Paine of Harvard, Me Stacken and Mr. Weld will conduct ther compost SOLOISTS. Miss Eloonor Warner Everest, soprano, of Puiladel- 2 soprano, of St. Lo: Decl viotamet of Rework Whiting. piauist, of Bostou ALBIS BIOU THEAT#R SSS WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 17 Mr. CHAS T PLLI~. the Celebrated German Dialect Comedian, im the late Wan Musical Comady= ¢ an. an the inte Wan. Carletou's Muni CASPER THE YODLER, With all the Special Scenery, fuction, mist le iets tor the Latics’ Hear kiln’ New domes, D Next—1HE PASSION SLA\E ON-FAST STAGE LINE aT 2 20 Aveta Ze. “Soldierw Homeand grouude,GOk Gosck - We Os chartered.” Lesvos tn Hi ort Whe WhBoiek, O13 13ch ot ow. _ AUCTION SALES. RRACHIFE DARE & 00., Auctioucers, #20 Pa. am ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HANDSOME FUGNITURE, CARPETS, MIKKOKS, OS, ORGANS, RTC. "TU BE sclD OUR COMFORLALLE MB, 20 FENNA, AVES. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY-FIFTH, COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT TEN O'CLOCK OUR COLLECTION EMBRACES PARLOK SUTL bs, » VELVET, Lote. TRY RUG AND HALK'¢ x in, ONT AND OTHER WAKDKUBES, S¥ CHALK Rik, cuveies BED LOUNGE ONE VERY FINE MikKOH-FKUNI WAKDROBE FOLDING BED, COST 27250, OlL, FAIN TINGS ENGIAN ING STAIUAKY, PEDESI keri Ls, WALNUT, OAK CHEKNY AND™OLHER MAKBLE AND WOOD 1UP SIDEBUAKDS, PILLAK AND OTHEK EXTENSION TABLIS, DINING CHAIKS, BOUK CASES, SPRINGS Hai AND OTHER Mer TRESS «AND Ut ar SiLtuws AND bors! Kn, = LABGE A>SOKTMEN CALPETS, KOGs, EB FURNITURE, EK WITH A FU arradyed aud v1 tubibon, TCLIFFE, DARK & OU. Aucta., _w22-2t = w20 ave iw, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00, Auctiousers STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WAKE. ke, &o Aki +O. Consisting of a very fine stock of Solid Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies’ and 2 Kings, Pins, Sleeve Buttous, Soud Silver Knives, Forks, Spoous, & fine line of Dimwonds, Linge, Pins, Charms, &c., consigned to us trum adealer declining busiiess. Ou JUESDAY, MakCH at HALP-PASI BRVEN P. TWENTY -FIFIH, Iso, Vin © the e' WALTE Mores - . 00. Awe QULLY, Auctioneer. ld. B. WILLIADS & ILL. SELL THE LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES 0, 7 ‘Ths td NORTH WEST, 1 UESDaY, TWENT)-PIFIB, A TEN O'CLOCK AM SPT The stock counsts of as follows: CannedGoods, Spices, Soapa Syrup, Coflees, Sugars, Teun, Starch Fiout QUKATS a lane Live of Wines Liquors, Crockery, Wiles 22d Gee janes, Tin Ware aud 0 usuaily found tp & first-class grocery store. This stuck is large aud will be sold in lots w the trade without re serve. Parties in waut of the above-mentioned goods Will do well by attending the above-mentioued mule, Goods are fue. m2. L"* WEEK Fistures, Auctioneer Last WERK, THE LARGE AND FIRST-CLASS 510CK OF DRY GOODS CONTAINED LN STORE 905 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST WILL POSITIVELY BE CLOSED OUT AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE. Dealers and private buyers will do well by attend- jug, The sale will couauence MONDAY, MARCH TWENTY FOULTH, at MALP-PAST TEN O'CLOCR AML, and daily until sold. FOLEY, Auctioncer % FRATOUPFE, DAIL, & CO.. Auctioncers, ¥20 Peuusylvania eve. uw. OF FINE STAPLE GROCEKIRS, FIXTURE: E BOX, SHOW Cases, TOO! &C., &e 0. Boe PMELFTE STRELT NOKTHWESL, STMELT, AT AUCTION ON SiIkiH, 1sH0, AT WOuD AND Nt 5 LLOW OTHER GOODS FAMILY GBUCERY. a AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., SAID STO! ss FRONT OF THE of the trade when we will sell the entire stock highest This stock which is being sold, as the owner bss other business interests which reauire bis Tull atten on, will be first offered as an entirety, aud if @ satis. factory lad is uot obtaibed it will tuubedietely "be yt sold in detail. “trhininau eirwant opportunity to obtain an estab- lished and paying busiiess. | miz?-Bt ICLIFFE, DARE & ©O., Aucta R TCLIPFE, DARK & C0., Auctioneers ABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY tC BETWEEN VALU STRELIS MARCH TWENTY. sel in frout of we fronting 4 feet 6 inches: suport Hf rireet by @depth ron 7 on) fie property. ie rapidly isuvrvvinie section, and y improv jon, JCiutuaund the attention of investors and viens in search of permanent invesument. ek erm: iu ove two Yor which the note of purchaser, beariux anuUM, secured will be taken, or ‘erms of sale to St the risk wer after Bve day’ advertise: published ip @l0von cach lot will All gouveyancing and re- PROFESSIONAL. ces tau to see this os