Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1890, Page 12

The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A.M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Mary and Virginia, fair; cooler; northwesterly winds, Ix Nonny Saves axp New Corons our spring line of hats is un sed. Prices are right. xc, One Price, ith and D. See them, Jvzivs Baay Canntacrs, $4. Laxspvren, glass ware and nisbing goods will do well to attend tion sale at 408 7th et. n.w. See add ¥ our improved method of clean carte Caxper CLeaxixG Works, ave. nw. ‘Telephone 425-2. “Tir. Take Care oF received fifty of the popa Care of You.” They are b: i y-inch antique oak fra LDSCHMID, 1009 F at, nw. Loox at Tuose $4.85 bal Laxspvuroa, 15th and F sts. carriages, Juxivs Now ts Tae Tite to fit the boys out in a new spring suit. Our stock is the most complete in the cicy, and prices astonishingly lew. Suits from $2 up. Ersrman Bros.. 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Wart Parens, pictui Bourrma J. Laws, 14 “Porato Deau Take Notice! We have consigned to us direct per steam- ship “‘Alcides” from Glasgow, Scotland, a lot of those fine eating Scotch “magnums,” which we expect to have on sale in lots to suit the trade after April id. and picture frames. Pa, ave. nw. Scmare: Crary, La. ave. For Goon Frrstrvne and low prices call at C. E. Brackweap’s, 731 9th st. nw Ova Error ward, for certa just what you want in the way of ¢ ve every fabric made up in the latest style, and at prices that will please you. Suits from #10 up. Eisemas Bros., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, to please you meet their re- Twose Haxpsome baby carriages only $4.85. Jvxivs Lanssvnon, 13th and F sts, Grocers, ATTENTION! Buy your teas, coffees and spices of Jouxstox Buos. & Co., the whol bale dealers. $2.50 up. Plush or hair cloth parlor A full line of chamber 3%. S. K. Brown & Sox, 20th street near Pennsylvania ave. n.w. IGERATORS from 50 per roll Straw mat-) AMUSEMENTS. Atravon's.—The spring and summer season of light and refreshing opera was opened at Albaugh’s last night by Carleton’s company in the tuneful opera of anon,” which at all Seasons is a pleasant thing to see and hear. The opening night was _auspicionsiy balmy and the foyer of the theater at 8 o'clock presented the appearance of “‘A night in June.” The curtain rose at 8:15 and the play began with Miss Marion Langdon as Nanon, instead of Miss Clara Lane, who was seriously indisposed. Miss Langdon, considering she took the part ice, did very well indeed, and her work was fully appreciated. She has a | strong, clear voice, not highly pitehed, and her | Stage manner is easy. Mr, Carleton won the | first appiause of the evening as Marquis | J’ Auhgne. Miss Vincent made a really beau- | tital Nixon de L’Encios in face and figure and | met the requirements of the part well. The | choruses, as a rule, were strong, with moments of weekness, and the entire opera might be | similarly described. It was better in some than in others, but it will be improved ch succeeding night of its production | and the general work of the company will show a marked change as it grows familiar with its | surroundings, | on very short not ‘Mr. Murray. Mr. Bigelow, Mr. | Blake and Miss Wisdom are worthy of ‘more | than passing notice. “Nanon” will be repeated | each night this week. ! It is scarcely to be expected that i of the appearance of Augustin Daly's pany in Washington would be in the nature of acriticism of the performance. ‘The only | point to be criticised is that Mr. Daly adds thirty-three and one-third per cent to his New York prices. As to the work of his com- pany and his own efforts to bring it to a high stundard nothing can be said except in praise. It is a work of art. with its imperfections, of course, but none the less art, and most enter- | taming and delightful art. The play last | night at the National was “The Railroad of | Love,” Americanized from the German and ; ry bright and very funny. Miss Kehan, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Irving, Mr. Drew, Mr. Lewis and in fact each member of the cast did with graceful touch the individual parts which constituted an exquisite whole, At the end of the second act, atter a recall to Miss Rehan, Mr. Daly was called on for a speech | and he made one in his usual tinished manner— | finished it quick, that is to say. Not less brilliant than the performance was the au- dience and every box was filled, save the stage | box reserved tor the President and his party, who atthe last moment sent their regrets, “Taming of the Shrew” tonight. Harris’ Buov.—The well-known melodrama of “Shadows of a Great City” is not new to Washington theater goers, yet the play as_pre- sented last night captivated the large audience present. ‘The scenic effects are very creditable, plot is laid in New York city and its imme- | diate vicinity and the scenes true to nature. ‘The company is an unusnaly strong one and together combined to give a performance of superior excellence. As Jom Cooper, John Marshall was very good. Ale Nathans, a pawn- broker, by Wm. Cullington, was a character study in itself, while the detective of Mr. W. H. } Burton was easy and lifelike. Miss Rose ‘Tiffany, in the dual role of Annie and Helen | Sandish. her daughter, was the star, while the Examriye the very attractive assortment of baby carriages from $4.55 up. Jcuivs Lass- BUH, 13th and F sts. Dox’ put off ordering a spring suit sit | pew — on a ors LON Tiffany ousers until the last moment, bu der at | Pleased the audience. Again tonigh: pordagtn pastas ber ar mare mall ceil Kersxan’s.-When the curtain rose on the once while our stock of fabrics is complete. Suits to order from £20 up. Trousers from $5 up. E1semax Bros. 7th and E, Tailoring Department, Ir You Have a Leaxy Koor or damp wall C Tex Keys, 16 F u.w. Prince's Metalic Paint Co. W. H. Horxe. 801 Market Space, has just re- ceived acar load of the celebrated North Star non-filied wall refrigerators. See them before you buy any other. Bors’ Fiaxx aud all sizes 50c LSuinr Ws worth $1. tseman Eros., 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. s in all colors Acpavan’s—Carleton Opera Company in “Nanon.” Nationat.—Daly’s Company in “Taming of the Shrew. Hanus’ Buov.—“Shadows of a Great City.” first act of the Henry Burlesque Company last night it was evident that Manager Kernan had secured for this week's attraction a combina- tion of unusual excellence. The sight presented was a dazzing one. Fully half a hundred shapely maidens, in becoming costumes, opened the performance with a novel melange entitled “Mrs. Langtree’s Reception at the Art Gallery.” The olio presented a host of novel- ties, interspersed with artistic living statues, Frauk J. Dyer gave a clog dance hard to equal, Wm. F. Kaye and Ada Heury presented a funny act entitled “Society. a Dearin played music on everything, tiny violins, shoe brushes, umbrellas, &e. Prince Satsuma, equilibrist and juggler, was hailed with enthusinstie ap- plause. The performance concluded with a sparkling burlesque entitled “Seven Tempta- tions.” Newsnoxs’ Bexrert Toxtour.-—The much- talked-of newsboys’ benefit takes place at Music Hail tonight, when a competent company of local players will famlet” with full stage effects, Se p at Metzerott’s, ‘This is a most com ple charity ded represents that Keuway’s.—Henry’s Burlesque Company. Guove Turaten.—Varieties, W. L: 1 Axmony.—Lincoln Post Fair. N.Y. Ave. Rivx.—St. Paul's Fair and Bazaar, Nartionat Rirtes’ ArMonry.—St. Joseph's Fair end Bazaar. Music Hatt. wsboys’ Benefit. anes CONDENSED LOCALS. The certificate of incorporation of the Mount Pleasant Congregational ty has been filed reciting that B. P. Davis is president and trustee and W. L. Cole, A. B. Chattield and 3S. H. Goodman are trustees. Mrs. Jennie Gordy’s residence in Quantico, Va.. was totally destroyed by fire yesterday Morning about lo’clock. Loss $1,000; insur- ance $700. The contract for approaches to the public building at Ottumwa, Ia., has been awarded to Martin Hendricks of this city. Mr. R. J. Meigs, the clerk of the court, was yesterday the recipient of many congratula- tions on attaining his eighty-ninth birth day in good health. ‘Tue Evenrxa Sran has received from Prof. Mendenhall, superintendent of the coast sur- yey. with the compliments of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury. a photo-lithographic copy of the Der- mott or “Tin Case” map of the city oi Wash- ington. A copy of this old map was made for use in the Potomae flats suit and when photo- hithographed a number of copies were struck ot. The receivers appointed recently by the court at Hagerstown leave Cumberland t with a Party of neers to make a trip of inspection over the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. te 18 ex- pected that the trip will take two weeks. At 12:20 o'clock last night Patrick McLaugh- lin while coupling cars on the Baltimore and Ohioratlroad on Delaware avenue between F and G streets was caught between the bumpers and badly hurt, He was sent to Providence Hospital. a Remanded to the Police Court. Joseph Holland was convicted in the Police Court four months ago on « charge of vagrancy and was required to give bonds or serve two months. Like many other persons he did Want to go to the work house and he appeal, He failed took an —— which he was gent to jail. to deposit the $5 docket fee and the 3 lay remanded to the Police Judge Miller made an order for the mofthe sentence and said he would an application for pardon, Guard Elected. nization was effected last » honorary members of the Oid Guard by the election of the following officers: William Gibson, president; George E. Corson, vice president; William Edgar Rogers, secre- tary; H.N. Howard, treasurer. A committee was appointed to make arrangements for th trip to Boston with the Old Guard to the G.A. X. National Encampment in Augus:. ——— A Goop Movr.—The free dispensary of the National Homeopathic Hospital will be open every Monday and Thursday evenings sole] for the treatment of women and girls who c not spare time during the day. See adver- tisement im another colamn. ————_ © xs who are looking for site should take advantage of of one of the finest building Tots on 16h str: to take place tomorrow at 5 o'clock p.2. This lot is located in one of the Most desirable parts of 16th street, being near Z street northwest. aud is admirably ad. upted for « tine residence. See the advertisement for details. ——>—__ Artextrox is called to the advertisement of the postponed sale by Ratcliffe. Darr & Co. of fine building lots on Florida avenue (Boundary street) between North Capitol and Ist streets northe ake p! at public auction to- morrow noon, April 16, at o'clock. ‘This property is near the electric railrcad and the New York avenue station of the Bultimore and Tuose or O @choice bul the auction s« = ot | much comfort to those little fellows of the Streets who are too often comfortiess. Mr. George Buckler will be the Homlet and i be supported by Miss Kathinka Frech, Mr. Fritz Forster, Mr. David C. Bangs, Eleanore Newton, Mrs. Annie Garrison, A. Velati, B. G. Temple, Alfred Barker, Arthur Scott, H. E. Miller, William MeDev W. E. Dawson, Ru- dolph Forster and A. Sout Mr. Frank A. Harrison will manage the stage and Mr. Louis A. Stratton will direct the orchestra, selected from the Marine Band, Georgetown Amateurs and the Y.M.C.A. orchestra, The properties are loaned by Albaugh’s. Tue WestevaN GLEE Civ Coxcent.—The Wesleyan University Glee and Banjo Clubs appeer at the Church of Our Father tomorrow night. They are returning from a most suc- cessful trip. their concerts creating great en- thusiasm. They have many novelties on the program and their singing is said to rival that of the Yale Club, A whistling solo is one of the features. The Wesleyan alumni in this city are working to make the affair a success and an audience of representative Methodists isalso expected. Tickets for sale at Metzerott's. gibi deoese Dropped a Brick on Him. A colored hodcarrier named Wellington Lathron was before the Police Court yester- day for assaulting a bricklayer named Joseph McCailam. Lawyer Carrington appeared for the hodcarrier and admitted that his client was guilty of assault, but claimed that under the circumstances connected with it a lignt penalty should at least be imposed. It ap- peared in evidence that the hodcarrier “shot” the bricks too near the bricklayer and the latter struck the hodearrier with one of them. ‘Two hours later Lathron, to get even, dropped a brick from an upper story on the bricklayer and came near knocking him through the joists to the basement. The court decided the case by imposing a fine of $25 or sixty days, A Casino Club Bet Off, Jacob Williams, colored, earns his living by minding horses and doing other odd jobs about the Casino Club m the county and Geo. . amatthe club, A u the bar and made t he could show The money was hands, hen the colored man closed his eyes and walked oat so that he coutd uot see the money. he bar- tender decided the beta draw and returned the moncy to the be ‘The trouble that re- A Meeting Last Night—Steps Taken to Perfect the Organization. The committee of organization of the new University Club met last night at the rooms of the Board of Trade. Mr. James H. Voorhees was elected chairman and Dr. Weston Flint secretary. A constitution was adopted subject tothe future action of the club when more fully organized. It was decided that the chair- man should appoint a committee of thirteen, composed of one alumnus from each of the colleges represented at the meeting, who should have power to act upon all nominations for membership made to them, and that they should admit 200 applicants to mem- bership, and when that number is reached the club is to be considered as formed and shall proceed to organization and the election of its officers. The meeting was in every sense satisfactory, and the greatest interest was shown in the new organization, which now promises to be a complete success. The meeting adjourned to meet April 23 at the residence of Mr. W. D. Cabell, 1407 Massachu- setts avenue, when ail others who have been admitted will have been notified and invited to be present. Those who were present at the meeting last night were as follows G, 8. Fellows, Lonis Cunningham, Bailey Reginald Fendall, Wm. tingly, T. Ormond Wilson, Dr. F. 0. St. R. Berry, Woodbury Lowery, Rufus H, Thayer, Edwin Willets, W. Stone Abert, Victor Kauffmann, Henry B. Munn, John H. Voorhees, Henry ©. Stewart, Dr. G. A. Coggershall, Dr. Weston Flint, Wm. D. Cabell. R. C. Fox, Prof. E. 'T. Fristoe, Henr: Wise Garnett, Dr. W. Holland Wilmer. A. D. Anderson, Prof. W. T. Harris, Philip @. Russell. Willi — (Advertisement) Ir You Surren wir THe Heapace a “Bromo- ” powder will give you instant relief, uggist selis it, Six powders in a box, Tavrspay is “Ba Knew's, 933 Pennsyly: advertisement. — ‘ Dax” at Wm. H. Me- uia avenue, Read their os Fire yesterday morning destroyed the cloth- ing store of Browning, King & Co., Omaha, and damaged the stock of N. B. Falconer, dry goods, {and Mrs. J. 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This is the condition of thousands who suffer days of misery and nights of sleepless ayony from itching, bleeding, and burning eczcimas and other skin tortures, id who live in ignorance of the tuct that asingle plication of the CUTICURA REMEDIES will afford instant relief, and point to a speedy, permanent, and economical cure, + °° Acrvat Cosr» Ask to see the 50 pieces PLAID AND STRIPED INDIA LINEN we bought on Friday. Fifty dif- ferent patterns. If it hadn’t been put right in to us in one lot we couldn't afford to well them at 1zige. & yard. ‘That would be actual cost to us toorderther. About four Dress Pattern in each Piece, and YOURS AT 123¢c. YARD. At the same time you will do well to look at our New Line of FANCY HOSE, just in. Fall regu- lar made; fine geuze, with double heels and toes, aud any pattern you want, APAIR, It’s abont PARASOL weather. We are pre- Pared with all the season's shades and lengths, from #1 to $4.75, A stylish novelty is the COL~ ORED SILK SUN UMBRELLA-—all the new shades—24 inch—and only $3.65 each. Ask to see them, even if you're not ready to buy. SPRING ARRIVALS EVERY DAY. CARHART & LEIDY, PHILADELPHIA STORE,” 928 7th st. and 706 K st. nw, RILLIANTINES, Beautiful Spri ew shat quality reduced, cash pi BLACK SUKAH SILKS, 00. LUNSDAL}. CAMBKIC, ver LADIES CLOTH DK. fine wool, all colors, DIA SILKS, fuent quality, 10¢. DS, wide double fold, 506. beautiful nhe quality. VEK) BL QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTION, yard wide. Sic. BLACK SILK MOMALM BKILLIANTINES, fine lity, wide Gouble fod, Dpectal bargains, ‘2oc., ‘500. CARTERS Cash Store, } MARK) SPACK, NEAR TTI ST. HENRIETTA FRENCH CASHMERES, nearly and a bulf wide, ail oul; We Very best Tac, sulted led to the arrest of Jacob, and he was tried in the Police Court yesterday ona charge of disorderly conduct. ‘The case was dismissed, A Boy Run Over and Badly Hurt. Yesterday afternoon Walter Essex, a small boy who lives at No. 600 Virginia avenue southwest, was badly hurt by a wagon running over him. He had been attending the Ami- don school building at 6th and F streets and was playing im the street when # light wagon driven by Arthur Marr passed and in some way the boy was pushed, or fell, under the wheels, A large piece of his scalp was torn off and he was also bruised about the legs, He Was taken to his home and attended by Dra, Fenwick and Poulton. Young Marr at once went to the station’to ascertain if auy charge would be iade against him, but it appearing to be an accident nothing further was done in the matter. Seca Havrr’s Grnaax, 9:30 a.m.; 6:15 p.m, Music Hall. New course lessons. 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Entirely vegetable, safe, innocent and palatable, Effects daily more great cures of skin, scalp and blood humors than all other skin and blood. remedies before the public. Sale greater than the | combined sales of all other blood and skin remedies, Sold everywhere. Price, $1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COKPORATION, Boston. Sw" Send for “How to Cure Spring Humora” SPRING HUMORS. SPRING HUMORS. SPRING HUMORS, mb11,TokE-Sw eee Tux Moser Water Coron There have been many urgen this very popular exhit extended, but suests that ion of water colors be justice to purchasers we c not hold theirpictires beyond next Wednesday, the closing day. We avail of ves of this opportunity to thank the art x public of ashington for their most encouraging patron- age of this annual exhibition of a home artist, and hope to present another year a still more berg an wn _ ection of Mr. Moser’s | work. Lespectfully, Tax V. G. Fr Co 529 15th st. eS es Beers? ates Gznwax rx Pive Wenxs.—Prof. Haupt be- gins new course at 9:30 a.m.; 6:15 p.m.—4dve ity brace # Bue. WOUPERC BLACK Fie SUPEOK QUALITY CH SILKS: extraordinary Cash bargains, 21.15, $1. HEETING COLTON, numensedouble: wi 8, 500. $1. aulhew ‘Spring y yard and @ quarter wide; the very hucst ualaty reduced to doc. HUGGAN ENGLIDH STOCKINGS; the very uadity, thy x for a0e. CLOTH DitkdS GUODS, yard and a halt e wide, pure Wool “special each bi eDUGBLE WOOL BLANKETS, 61 0, $3.75, Sli PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT 7 : ENTITLES THE HASEK TO ONE OF OU. VALUABLE PRESENTS. Ocs Crepir Pras. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL mc m8 CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- FRATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS INGENEKAL, LOW FOR CASH OK ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMEN1S, Poplar Bed hoom Suites from $15 up. Oak Bed Room Suites from $25 up. Walnut Bed Room Suites from @40 up. Parlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Vlusb, $35 up, Ingrain Carpet from 25c. per yard up. Brussels Carpet from 7c. per yard up, (Gil Cloths irom 125¢. per yard up. PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge. We Fuaruntee the customer against any loss in inatching, 4# woe charge only for the uet number of yards neces- sary to cover the floor, At will pay you to call on us before purciuasing else- ‘Where, as you will find our Prices Lower aud Terms ‘Easier than any other house in the city, CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS, P. GROGAN, 739end 741 7that ow mb3-3m AMSLEY NEDW WAM ges aca le "et, Baltimore, Ma, AT WILL. "HOTEL, PRIVATE PARLORS, Toxspax, Wepweayay, Pivaapay, Fubar, SATURDAT mange aa cama x WALKING Di TEA GOWNS AND MORNING ‘DRESSES, The Ingredients of A Pure Baking Powder. For more than fifty years cream of tartar and bicar- bonate of soda have been used for leavening purposes, and these ingredients, mixed in proper proportions, with sufficient farinaceous material added to preserve the strength of the powder unimpaired, constitute the only standard for a pure baking powder. The Chemist to the Department of Agriculture, in order to determine the minimum limit of amount of filling consistent with good keeping qualities, made aad published in Bulletin No. 13 (page 622) four different formule, in all of which these ingredients, and these only, are used.* This standard for the ingredients of a pure baking powder (cream of tartar, bicarbonate of soda, and a little farinaceous material to preserve the strength), recognized by housekeepers and scientists alike, has always been ad- hered to by the manufacturers of ‘“Cleveland’s Superior Baking Powder.” The composition of this powder has for years been published on every label, and the accuracy of the analysis confirmed by National and State Chemists and by Food Commissions. “Cleveland's is absolutely the best and most desirable baking powder manufactured.” ® Ammonia or alum powders may occasionally test a trifle higher, but they are dangerous to health, aud, whatever their strength, they should be avoided. 7 August 17, 1859, recommends on page 623 that manufacturers be required by law to use a label giving the composition of the baking powder sold. The manufacturers of Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder have used such a label for years, and in this respect stand alone. The Government Heport, CITY ITEMS. The Star Shoe House, 726 7th St. Now showing new styles of spriug footwear. Never before have we offered such handsome goods at such low prices. Especiall make notice of our Ladies’ Fine Dongol made with flexible soles and free from threads inside: styles: opera, medium and common , plain toe or tipped; price $1.98; no better shoe can be found elsewhere for $3. Elegance with service is combined in our Men's Fine Calf Shoes, price $1.98; made hand- sewed finish, flexible ‘soles; in all the latest styles—opers, French or St. Louis toe. Good, Honest. serviceable Shoes for boys and youths made of best veal calf; button or lac gain at $1.25. New Style Misses’ and Children’s Dongola Spring Heels; tipped or p misses’ at $1.25; children’s at $1. We are one ing a splendid line of Low-cut Shoes for ladies and men, 1 Tue Star Suor Hovsr, 726 7th st. Perhaps You Want a Hat, and haven't | much eash to spare. We have the New Shapes in a Variety of Colora from $1.50 up. it Franc, One Price, 7th and D, Gold Stem-Winding Watches, $15: Sil- ver Watches from $4.85 up; warranted, Franks’, 461 Pa. ave. it* Good News. The many friends of Bor Hortzway, 1412 New York avenue, will be pleased to learn that he rocured his license this morning and that his Restaurant is once more in full blast. Hot Lunch as usual tomorrow. vt Sewing Machine Renting and Repair- ing at C. Avennaci’s. 7th and H. Sole agency for the Light-running Domestic Patterns, Catalogue Traveling Bags and Satchels in quality and at prices that we guarantee to be correct, at Topuam’s, 1231 Pa. ave. nw. a5-eo6t Steamer Trunks, our own make, 28 in, to i 50 to $12. No charge for strap. 1 Pomeroy’s P Petroline Poronsed Plaster, Best and most effective, P All Druggists. P mh11-tu,th,s3m Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for [lind, Bleeaing or Itching Piles ever di standing. Ohio. Wintiass Mre. Co., ju25-s,tu,thi5ut Star Spring Water, Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale tles and by the glass by all druggists, C. Patmer, Agent. ja25-s,tu,thigot in bot- Castoria. When baby was sick 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, julé-th,s,tu,1y Quick Stop for Headaches cures sick, nervous or neuraigic headache The only harmless remedy, Recommended by physicians, At druggist f22-s,tu.th Sleeplessness, ous Dyspepsia, Duliness ervons Prostration, Nerv- Blues cured by Dr. 2 Evwakp P. Mentz’s, 1014 F st, Buy a Machine with a Reputation! Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice how its rotary motion, sient aud positive. ¢ trasts with the rasping, he of shuttle machines. Waer remely duil LANSB: AND IP STREETS, HAS MARKED DOWN TO ACTUAL COST THE ENTINE STOCK FINE MAHOGANY AND OAK CHAMBER SUITES. NOTE THE PRICES. 1 Hondsomely Carved Solid Malioxany Suite, 3 cheval carved, Keduiced from 1 blegant ~. ela ‘ Reduced from $250 to $1 . 1 Very Fine Mahogany Suite, 3 pieces, Redneéed trom 8300 to #210, 1 piece Maliuguuy Suite, large dresser, beveled plate wians, Kedaced 1 Elegant): 2-piece Mahogany Suite, large dresser, beveled plate glass, , Reduced from 84 1 Fine Solid Oak. ‘Suite, Reduced trom 210 to #40, 1 Solid Oak B-piece Suite. Reduced frou $179 10 #125, alte few of tose 3-proce Oak Suites, beveled glass, Also new line of REFRIGERATORS AND It CE CHFSTS, Double Zine lined, dry air priucipie. from $3 Up. WATER COOLERS, Walnut and Ash, Porcelain lined, from 84.75 up. BABY CARKIAG A most attractive asxorts During the of FLOOR COVERIN ‘ : uring the summer season there 1s Lothing nicer, cooier of better than China or Japau Mattie. ‘To meet the demand we have imported direct from China aud Japan an assortiuent that cannot be sur- trom 84.85 up, INGS, . passed. lain White and Fancy, seamless, in 85 different atterns. PAWe quote below some of the prices: 450 Kolls Plain White Matting, $3.49 390 Holis Fayey Matting, $h00 per rol pore 375 400 Rolls Fancy Seamle: rofhe Mbove are all 2 yard wide, aud 40 yarda to the UPHOLSTERY. 1,200 yards Fancy Striped Linou for furniture cov- Matting, #11 per roll. ers, 25c. per yard. ‘000 Sutds Madras Muslin for summer draperies, ‘223gc. per yard. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F sta, T. B. Towser & Sox. DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, 1316 7TH ST. N. Good Unbleached Cotton, 38/0. 2 ide, 17 aid 180, Fruit of tie Lom Bleached Cotton, 830. low Case Cotton, 10c. eS she $2 af shades, reduced to 180, Double-width Cashmere, Spring shades, 12%. We aver slot ot ‘Reinnante of Sie whith Lave 2 hed Bnilese ‘able Linen, 2c. in Plaids and Stripes, tual Gashivere. T 250, of Rt Sool Gotion, 45. dox Spool Cotton, {tran on machine, 2e Oe apl? ‘wearing apparel, We clain to have a Prerane For Arun. Suowers A RUBBER GOSSAMER is always a useful piece of large and varied assortment, if ey ee eee ee ____ AMUSEMENTS. B= G AU HES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, LAFAYETTE COLLEGE ve GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY GROUNDS, ay POD aA 7° ox # pop st x Y Saag” THURSDAY, APRIL 17, AT 4:15 P.M. SHARP. Bor 294 ¥ Admission. _F street line of cars fo dircet to erounda. al VEW NATIONAL THEATRE —THIS WEEK. Every Evening. Wednesdsy and Saturday Matinees. FIRST ENGAGEMENT IN WASHINGTON or AUGUSTIN DALY'S COMPANY In a Repertoire of their greatest muccesses in London, ‘is and New Yor Tuesday, April 1 . Wednesday Matinee. Wednesday, April Thursday, April L Friday, April 18. TUESDAY, WEDS April 15, April 16. Aprit 17. The prices mentioned below POSITIVELY TERMI. NATS THURSDAY EVENING. ‘arming the Shrew ‘amiug the Shrew Beven-1 bucht The Great Unknown --As You Like It As} For the next three di Previous reconds—see how sold if prices can seli them ever seen their equal on don'tcarewhere you have looked: pri favaiously low and all made on NEW AND SEASON ABLE SPRING MERCHANDISE. A careful perusal of the list below will show some BARGAINS THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 50c. Dull Finish Holland Window Shades, all we intend to outdo all bh qooJs can possibly Be ces, You have Every performance perioreyR AUGUSTL Monday, April 21—Return engagement of WILSON BARRETT. Keays m jeventh s rn Ladies’ Matinees Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday, "ASHI + south of P = eae colors, for 26. each, H ces ve 20x2081.75 Down Pillows, sateen covered, for HH RRE VY 1 H RAY ER Y one. u NNN R K ‘ 25, Best Imitation China Silk, elegant pattern, for apl¢ BURLESQUE COMPANY. Jac. ayard $1.50 China SUk Scarfs, with hand pacated silk bolt jug cloth ends, tassel fuished, OSe, Best English Tinsel, ~ @ ball. Crean Mecreme Cord, Sc. a ball. BLACK LAC Se. 48-inch Plain Russian Net for 65. a yan. $1. 48-inch Polke Dot Russian Net for 8, a yard, #1. 48-inch Striped Russian Net for Ne. a yard, 48-inch La Tosca Nets for #1 13a yard. LBAUGIUS GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON. Evening and Saturday Matinee. ‘ON FAMOUS OPERA COMPANE In Gente 2 BS EAT) R. Pu ave. and 11th street iil 14. aned duchess thmeek, 81.50 48-inch La Tosca and Russian Nets for 61.30 ELCs COMPANY. | g yard. venday, Friday and Saturday. . OU aud SU couts. Matic ap 14-08 Chantilly Nets for # Chantilly Nets tor #: tn Chantilly Fi nee, laneont and best line in thecity to select from, special prices 48.m Equally low p: Week Comm: ‘ig Monday, April 14 Matinees Tuesdas, Tharwiay and Se Thursday and Saturd | | Mr, Lis, sheweil's Famous American Melo-Dramaa, | are unusual induc his tr odes THREE DAYS ONLY. REAT City. ' ge Et pS’ NECKWEAR, ORIGINAL CAST OF CHAKACTFRS, Windoor Ties, new patterns in. plaids,etripes, MAGN! FICENT SCENIC LEFECTS” ‘a sursh and a a dark Next week" BUOTLES BALY apl4-6t ee oe ae US, Le. ewok, w Ruchings, all descriptions, 18. a yard, led Ruchings, cream, gilt edxe, 3c. a yard. 1 Sidenberg’s Lc, and Zdc. Best Lineu Collars, 3. Bees. COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB NETS ANDGRAYS, We guarantee these to stand the strain of water, Special Price, $1.50; regular pric: 31.59. | 185 STRIPED CIRCULARS, elorant shape. This Gossamer we have in Narrow and Striped Effects. CAPITOL PARK, Wednesday, April 16, at 4:15 p.m, Admission 25 cente. B UF F COURSE, “= c. not the largest in town. 7 : We will enumerat» below a sche jule of prices: LAFAYETTE COLLEGE VEILINGS. 200 LADIES’ WATERPROOF CIRCULARS in GAR- at All L5c, Veils, every kind, Black and Colors, for each, 1Gc. Black Souftie Veils for be. each, 1,000 yards of Se, Sewing Silk Veiling, all colors, Se. ayard, TRIMMINGS. overed, It | never fails tocure old chronic cases of long | eveland, | Sam's | | Special Price, $2.45 145 IRISH PEASA popular, we offer at & tended to sell for 8! Again, we have INDIA STRIPE! fp. Our CHILDRE Tevith several new nun of the nul worth $1.79, Let us Our MEN'S RUBBE! | in Brown Cloth, rull si |_Lapres: | IRISH PEASANT | from 815 up to § | he Wi and 20c, per yard, In beauty of color az | surpassed. | ‘The patterns are the artists and tue printi the finer quality of Satteens, | of special attention, | We would also hay 'S STOCK has just been re; t $1.3 SATTEEN. We Lave placed on sale this week abont enew patterns in DOMESTIC SATEE: NT CIRCULARS, which are so L98, in Grays and Browns, In- lenished ne one vhich we consider well suppiy the little ones, R COATS, with Cape detachable, $3.50. bers, amoux which we 1 SILK GOSSAMERS IN RAGLANS AND RCULARS, ef Prices ranging 3. SATTEENS. ud quality of cloth they are un- very latest prodnetion s will compare fav f French ably with ‘These goods are worthy ‘on bear in mind that we are | headquarters for KOECHLIN FRERES SATTEEN. TERY SPECIAL TIDIES, 9¢., were SPLASHER: BUREAU SCARFS, | Small lot of SCRIM | austyies of rrr A | Per yard. 18c, CURTAIN SW and Blue and White, COLORED SCRIM, 2! CURTAINS i All our 75. | These ure absolutely | price, Our 35, CURTAIN | time at 1 | CHENILI bottom, wee HEM TWIST, WASH SILK WAY ROP SAPONAC. Atour api2 919 PE cannot be duplicated. and Wool, was never BLACK GOODS of facturers, pair are bargui: WORSTED and TINSEL FRIN each, in Cherry, W GOODS D SPARKS OF INTEREST FROM OUR UPHOLS- DEPARTMENT. REDUCED SALE OF STAMPED LINENS, were 33e, were 45e, for 6c. a yard, was 8 and 10c. TION CHINA SILK go for 15c. ISS marked down to ce styles of DOTTED SWISS in Ecru, Gold, Pink Reduced from 37e. to 2. was 1290. now Ge, t 98c., $1.10, 21.25 and uot to be missed, 14c, per yard. WINDOW SHADES reduced to 0c, the best quality to be had at auy | POLES will be sold for a short nut, Ebony, Ash, &e. heavy fringe et top and PE ENGLISH GH & BROS. (OUS DENTIFRICE, 15 CENTS. 1 preserving the urityin, breath, ‘Toudet Counters. nou HOW HHH GGG KH KH h GQ uM BEB RRR 00 B k RR OO re 2h 88 bee & R “oo = 420, 422, 424, 426 7th W. M. Savsrezn & Soxs, NSYLVANIA AVE, We have just received a small line of DRESS ROBES. ‘These goods ure choice aud ‘are confined styles, They ‘We bave the best stock of FINE DRESS GOODS it has ever been our pieasure to show. INDIA SILKS in all colors and combinations, A full line of the plajn colors, both in dark aud light shades, Our stock of OUTING FLANNELS, in Silk, Cotton better assorted. GINGHAMS and SATEENS, in Plains,Plaids, Stripes and Fancy Figures, in great variety, all Kinds from the best manu- NUNS’ VEILINGS, CAMEL’'S HAIR GRENADINES, WOOL GRENADINES, SILK GRENADINES, with The Fifth and Last Concert of the course will be given a CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FRIDAY EVENING, EIGHTEENTH INSTANT. Ali 5c. Black Band and Leaf Gimp for 39c. a yard, All 81 Blick Band and Le y 10 per ices of ali Vandyke Drime wings, New Silk, Steel, Jet aud Tiusel kffects, BUCKLES. 10 per cent off marked prices of all Buckles for three days. Eudless variety, lancest assortment im town, | $24 Jowest prices, 10 PLR CENT EXTRA SAVED | To YOU FOR THREE Days, JEW! Dr, Bischoff will give several attractive numbers Prograin will ine.ude parts by | . Miss ML. Mad E. Fox, Mrs. Upon the organ and tin Miss Nellie Wilscn, Miss Cora Bo Sy LRY DEPARTMENT. wilt Glass Beads, long strings, for L5e. a string, *. Two-row Bead Neck aces, all colors, 1c. each, . each, 1.49 Sclid Gold Kine Stone Barriugs for @1.18@ parr. SEAT AUGUSTIN DALY'S COMPAN' apl2-5t* AT THE ARLINGTON. puri AND LAST SOIREE A Of the WASHINGTON MUSICAL CLUB, Qfessrs. Nauder, Miersch, Rakeman and Moreell,) Wilt take place at the UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Cor, 13th and L sts. mw. SATURDAY EVENIN AT 8 O'CLOC! Assisted by the $1.48 Oxydizea ss FAN DEPARTMENT. ©, Rea! Ostrich Tip Fans, Black or Gray, 50c.each, c, Feathered Favs, feathered buth sides, 11% > Feathered Faus, feathered both sides, bome ch. be. Black Guuze Fan, ent dy new giltor Gray But- Eminent Norwegian Prima Donna, terfly painting, miver or gilt sticks, 4Ne. each, M’LLE 24 Mand Paiuted Sik Gauze Fane, colors Creau, Grays, black, &e., 8M, euch. aE HUGS fet Gel om: eee cucis mereheee aah. RE i PPP YY KK | dc. Large Chromo Maus tur 10c, each, RI P ony KL P ¥ © & | LEATHER Goops AND BELTS. ta, including reserved seat. For salc| New Sc. Uxydiged Frame Uore Purses for 25c.eac, F st, and Kuabe's, S17 Market | 98c. and @1.25 Chatelaine Mugs, new frames for p Bie. each, #0. Uaydized Frame Purses, inside pocket, 39¢. each, $1.45 Goze Chatelain Bags for 81.28 each, New Chatelain Bay hopping Bags for Bc, each, New bulk Belt All 23c. Leathy as ribewe 3% A \ EVENING WITH e “BEN HUR” “GEN, LEW WALLACE’S GREAT BOOK." Characters Represented by Washington Ladies and Gentlemen IN FULL ORIENTAL COSTUME, With Appropriate Music aud Dramatic Readings, Arranged and Conducted by MRS. ELLEN KNIGHT BRADFORD of Washington, Readings an MISS ESTIL of Phy hac LINCOL THURSDAY EVENIN FRIDAY MA’ Under Auspices of the Ladic pathic Hi Geuersl admission 50c. erott’s, 1110 Fst. aiter April 14 ae VHUKCH OF OUR FATHER, 1SiH AND LSTKEETS, WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY #LEE Uc. Leather Belts, oxydized buckles, 44c. each, CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTME: Lacies’ Stockiue ‘te Jackets for §2.50 cack, New styles of $5.50 Beaded Wraps fo- @4. 00 61.45 Gubber Circulars for $1.15. 50U Shurt Waists, All-wool Outing Flauuels and Per- cales, for 44c. each. Lach oue of Ube above ave items suck as you will Bo® Lave a chauce to get again. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. pair, 3 for S0e, BUc, Schopper's Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose, 220. pair * Loot Pattern, Lisle Hose, in Black test in color and striped tops, 3ac. a pair. ay Swinssibved Vests, te, each, 3 for ara + 7 Se, Ladies’ Swiss-ribbod Silk Vests, 63c. each. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1890, Tickets for sale at Metzerott’s, 1110 F stree?. Re- served seats, 's; Adinission, ents, ap S-8t L2keots sesic HALL” Shia LINEN AND WHITE Goops. 0 pieces of 123 Corded Plaid Lawns, white end ce com a large Suc, Bieacted, Coen aud Turkey Red 58-inch Table Damask tur a 100 d.zeu 5-8 All-Linen Bio: cheap at $1.00, forGac. a dozen. Wench 1Se. Bleached Huck Toweling for 123g0, yard, 8 yard, , APRIL, 15, 1890, hed Diuuer Napkina, NEWSBOYS' BENEFIT, Shakespeare's Sublime Tragedy, SPECIALS IN EMBROIDERIES LACES, 50c. aud 75c, 18-inch Cambric Kusbroideries, 38e, a yard. HAMLET, 75c. and 81.00 27-inch Swiss Embroideries for 50a, yard. 15e, aud 1c, Cambric Embroideries for 10 c. a yard TOILET ARTICLES, c. Mepint Bottles Ffrench’s Bay Rum, 9c. bottle ja pint Bottles Standard Quality Piorida Water, By a Competent Company of Local Players, Seats now on sale at Metzerott’s. Prices, 25c., 50c., ‘Se. and $1. Boxes to highest bidders. Bids received at Metzerott’s, Doors open at 7, Performance at 8. apo, 12, 14k 1: Les Pos P'S GREAT FAIR AND ART EX- 0c. Medicated Loilet Paper 6 packages for 300, EANDKERCBIEFS AND SHAWLS. 0c. Handkerchiefs, all kunds, Sc. each, HIBITION AT ALBAUGH'’S OPERA HOUSE. I2Sec. 10c, * Responding to the general demand, the managers : - = ls have feoncl ed 0 continue the Mair weet Testor “4 « evening, April 15, > =. Tuesday evening hes been designated as Congres- oe ee sional Night, aud the inembers of both Houses nave been invited to be preset, Distineuished statemen wall speak on that occasion. “The grand art caliery will be open every evening, aud Ue entertainments Will tunue with new featul ‘he voting on all articl All the above are the best qualities obtainable for the original prices, desigus all new and at 3 days* prices, elegant bargains, 10 per cent discount off marked prices of all Eu broilered Picbus, Scaris wud Shawls, black cream ad colora, PICTURE DEPARTMENT. 2.50 Oak Framed Pictures for $1.98 each, ao UF ie $3.50 and 85 are others’ prices for the above Pile tures. $2.50 and $3.78 areours, The reduced prices are an unusual chance. m the list will close at 11 the results will be de- Ms the 15th instant. Nery obe should ¥ sreatest exhibition of the kind ever seen in Washineton. Several five gold wuictes and other articies will be open for general competition. alot HE ZOLIAN IS A PARLOR ORCHESTRA. YOU ARE TiiE LEADE! At your bidding the Flutes, Horus, Violins, ete., come in, the Tempo changes ‘aud the Grandest Overtures_or Symphonies, the most Beautiful Waltzes or Ballads are rendered with absolute perfection, No musical education nec- essary. A week's practice wakes you competent Call aud see this wonderful instrament, UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS. $2.50 C.P. Corset, White oniy, genuine whalebone, - , . on Size 18 to 32. For $1.50 pair. exuibition st 1 ¥. DROOP'S Music score, 62.50 pists @dnch Sole Agent for Steinway aud ous ‘Lace-trimmed Siurts for $1.21 Pianos and Organs, ” _ = 5 styles of $1.25 Gowns for Yc, each. Speciaities—Extra size Garments and Short Gowns, LECTURE! Cc THOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES, ‘The Lectures THIS WEEK at the Catholic Univer- “WebStspat, Apri it-ker', L, CHAPELLE, D. D.,on St, Baeil sud St. Aiubrose. ” FRIDAY, April 18, Rev. GEO. M. SEARLE on Me- Satin Stripes; MOHAIRS, CAMEL'S HAIR, SILK ALPACAS, TAMISE, HENRIETTAS, and in fact a full line of Choice Black Goods, Afull line of HOSIERY for Ladies and Misses and Gentlemen, teors and their Kelation to Comets, é Admission fre, All triends of uni education PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, invited. Lecture begins at 4:45 p.m. it Our stock was never better assorted. White Goods frdm the cheapest to the Guest Swiss Embroidery EY. W. H. MILBURN, CHAPLAIN OF House of Rey ntatives, will Lecture in made, Reformed Church, 1c ct bet. ic. ‘ave, aud 1 sts ‘The largest and best stock of DRAPERY NETS in| Mejocs wubsect; “WHAT AECIND aX saw IN Washington. 2% Di place of te ae Zoe. at, the door. einseen W. M, SHUSTER & BONS, “i Gekets eretotore sold good for this lecture. In Plain Figures. aps STAGE EXCURSIONS. bare Leaves the WEUSTER, 13 ith wear 1024 1024 Qgute ies Warns Micnyy Gogeem, HIGH SPEED, SAFETY, DYDRAULIC PASSENGER See ys ap3-3m Office, 546 13th Fs ate ma 9 is reopened witha a 7a, ele full variety of styles. PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. 83.50 Scotch-Plaid Parasols for 82.98. 4 Pisin Faille Silk Parasole, fancy borders, new shades, for $3.59. $1.25 Gioria Umbrellas, 26-inch, Silver crooks, BH. each, MEN'S GOODS. ‘75e, Unlaundered Dress Shirts, 59c. 50c. B. V. D., ribved ankle, Jean Drawers, 4c. 50c. Medit Under Vests, long or short sleeves, 29c. each. ‘The above and a store full of other ‘That are OUT OF THE COMMONPLACE BAURTS.