Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1890, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1890. ? The Foremost Cocoa of Europe, The Coming One of America. UNLIKE TEA & COFFEE— @00D FOR THE NERVES. The claims of cocoa as a useful article of diet are stead- ily winning recognition. Un- like tea and coffee, it is not only a stimulant but a nour- isher; and it has the great ad- vantage of leaving no narcotic effects. Hence it is adapted VanHouten’s Cocoa “BEST&GOES FARTHEST” to general use. The strong may take it with pleasure, and the weak with impuniiy. Ba-Vaw Hovren’s Cocoa (“once tried, ") leaves no injurious effects on the nervous system. Itis no wonder, there- that ia parts of the world. this inerstor's Cocoa is recommended by med- leal men of tes and coffee or her cocons or chocolates fer daily use by children or adults, bale and sick, rich and poor. “Largest sale inthe world.” Ask for Vax HOUTEN’s and take noother. «6 always us fore, PB GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, vd W. BAKER & CO’S Breakfast Cocoa’ paler -7-7-? eee No Chemicals are used In its preparation. It has more Cham three times the eermgth of Cocos Sold by Grocers e jrocers everywhere. CITY AND DISTRICT. @ “Onward and upward” is the motto of Tax Evesixe Stan. Onward in its extending influence, upward in its circulation and adver- The increase is a steady, Maid APPEALED LIQUOR CASES. Legal Points Raised in the Police Court— ANew Rule. Several appeal whisky cases in which at- tachments were issued came before the Police Court yesterday, among them those of John Leonard and Patrick Shugrue, The former was represented by Mr. Cahill and the latter by Mr. Closs, The Shugrue case was first called, the amount to be collected being $105 for au unlicensed bar. Mr. Closs asked for a suspension of sentence on the grounds that his client had abandoned the liquor business and was now in the employ of the District govern- ment. Mr. Closs explained that the case came back from the Criminal Court because of the failure of the defendant to pay the clerk's fee, 5, which be thought the court had no right to exact. Judge Miller doubted his right to suspend sentence after the case had been remanded, The judge said he would like to hear authori- ties on that point and for that purpose the caso went over until Tuesday. IN THE LEONARD CASE Mr. Cahill stated a different reason for his mo- tion. He said that after the case was appealed hisclient went on two occasions to pay his docket fee to the clerk, but the papers im the ease had not reached there, ‘this peroety caused a discussion as to the sending of appeal papers to the other court and Jud @ Miller made a rule requiring the clerk to hereafter send the papers up within five days after con- viction. After a further discussion this case also went over until Tuesday. Wm. T. Rockhold was charged with having violated the Sunday law at the Syracuse House, on Pennsylvania avenue, and Mr. Cahill at- tacked the information on technical grounds, The court sustained bis motion to quash and Mr. Cahill walked out of court with his client, Messrs. Crosby & Tenney of the National Hotel were charged with a violation of the same law, and Mr. Mills Dean obtained a con- tinuance until next Tuesday. Knights ot of Honor. The regular session of National Lodge, No. 642, K. of H., last evening was rendered especially pleasant by the presentation of a floral star, baving six points and formed of rare red, yellow and white roses, to Worthy Dictator J. V. Wurdeman. This graceful act of courtesy was accompanied with an eloquent W PAKER & CO. Dorchester, Mass mw, 1178 PEARS’ SOAP Ie the MOST ELEGANT /TOILET SOAP xrNW THD WORLD. Of ail Druggists, but beware of tmita For a DISORDERED LIVER Try BEECHAM’S PILLS, 25cts. a Box. Passencer—Porter, don’t put your — Paste Blacking on these Shoes. ‘They are blackened with Wolf's AGME Blacking Just sponge them with Clean water, they will be beautifully polished. oa ean earn your quarter easy this time! By the way, Porter, tell your Livery Stable friends that it is the Best Hares Dressing in the world, I've tried it:1 WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadel suia. Cue Best Blacking for Men, Women and Children. Srectrar Orrentsas, JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STREETS, Offers the following Bargains This Week: amber Suites, solid oak, 16t r, _ plate gliss, 8; —— er shows im this 1 BaBY CARRIAGES, 9.200 different styles, Reed and rattan bodies, Hand: Finest spLolstered iB silk plush end tapestry. Bue im me cy From $4.55 up, SUMMER CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES. t Madras Curtains reduced to per pais 3 ie Bie .dras Cloth reduced to 40c. per yard. Satin Kusse, six diferent patterue and iy dor either ra. niture’coveritys OF reduced from 81.50 to 750. and We. per yan .0U0 yds. Faney Striped Linen for furniture covers ew patverus and culoriugs, our own importation— oe per 5d. NO CHARGE FOR ESTIMATES, MATTING! MATTING! The most extensive aud varied sssortment ever bow “NEW AND FANCY PATTERNS. 9 Rollg Fancy Matting, #4.09 fer rol 30 = too , © seamless $10.00 Toy rolls Fency Liven Warp Matting (something new’, Ooe. per sd. Also FANCY DAMASK MATTING RUGS 3x4 YDS. 86 Lane avts ip Carpets; Moguettes, Wil: | te was, usselsaud Lepestry Brussels at actual © of Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Reed and sure, Window sereens, Mosquito Cano- WALL PAPERS. New and elegant effects in Wall Coverings, Frescuing au Painting. SULIUS LANSBURGR, ” é 13th and F ste, Tunscs I Kyow, SOM I DON’T KNOW, TR NOW that I aus selling the cheapest Oak Suits in the city, 14 Od 1 KNOW wt Sou mice atrong Table and Beds WARD WOODe “iknow I 5 have Mattings a low as you can buy thom, de. a * zat we uiake © dollar stretch one hundred kOW so iaatter wat you want NOW Wee cream Ne STP CK no old shop- worn styles to run off during special sales, &e. TRSUW you wili have the best stteation, even if you see “woking around,” and Bo water what you want Re Buse, cole abd See We. i RSOW ‘wy the lady who borrowed la does not return it. cate 90 oy utthe umbrella, but I fess scustomer with LbUN'T BOW why people om Seen more eur advertised price. Tduu't kuow why peoi seldoabt oar beiore they try us Bed 5) uy Other way w let you. foe pode OU. (ane-seat Chairs, G7¢; Beut Wood V: Chairs, Dak aud Mahovany, €1.75., 1 dons kuow any better we do Gusuess thaw THE KIGHI WAY. Idou't Ayow any poopie more plement te Xo wait ou tian those who visit my double stores. uy the Goods Peat and oad them cheap for pz ‘tknow why fe tf | these pleasant ceremonies brief but pertinent address by Brother Mitchell of the Ohio juris- diction. The recipient, to whom the presenta- tion was a surprise, responded in appropriate terms, The odes were ably rendered by the lodge choir, under the management of Brother J.C, Fill, Brother P.G. Tilton of Federal Lodge, No. 1803, presided at the organ. Following addresses were offered by Brothers P. G. D. Geo. H. Cooper, Supreme Representative N. C. Martin, Grand Reporter F. F, Bates and W. H. Barton of the solicitor's office, Treasury De- partment. A large delegation of knights will make a fraternal visit tonight to Bayard Lodge, Balti- more, upon invitation of the grand dictator of Maryland, A. T. King, esq., of Baltimore. They will leave by the Baltimore and Ohio at 5:30 o'clock this evening, returning at 11. sas Bs ad Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. W. Mohun et al. to C. N. Moore et al., subs 104 to 107, sq. 859; €3,392. C. Carrington to S. Oppenheimer et » pts. 2 and 3, sq. n. 743; @—. L. 8 Nicholson to F. W. Krichett, lots 13 and 14, bik. 82, Brookland; @975. W. A. Coul- ter to Angusta Oakley, pt. 9, bik. 9, Kops Park; $1,360. W. W. Monun et al . He Moore, subs 36 to 49 and pt. 35, 8q. row 3, 954.37. W. P. Smith to G. Keithley, subs 69 and Tl, bik. 1, Trinidad; 2,400, J. F, "Oyster tod. G. Slater, pt. ll, 759; @—. RT. Wain- wright to A. F. Fox, pt. Poor Tom's Last Shift; €100, Rosina M. Parnele to Alice A. Burnette, lot 6, blk. 30, Brookiand; $675. R. Smithet al. to Band P.'R. R. Co.,’land in county near Eastern branch; $4,104.65. J. E. Lyons to W. H. Carrico et al., jot 7 and pts, 5 and 6, sq. 1018: $—. Emily M. Page to John H. Smyth, lots 13 and 16, blk. 5, Ivy on AGS G. B.Gib- son wo A. Baltzer, sub 25, sq. 7 075, Jas, Doblyn to W. M. Carson, pt. 3, q. Seer, $2, are Same to F. J. Woodman, ‘pt 4, do. ; 2,31 . Hyde to Mary A. R. Cost, pt. 21, B. & H.'s add bbe 2100. AS E. Beall to J. E. Mitchell, FE Gift; $—. M. L Weller to Lucy Byrne, sub 7, sq. 936; $2,266. T. E. Waggaman to & E. Allen, jr., jot 1 and pt. 2, sq. 313; . B. Miller to B. F. Van Horn, pt. 6, 8q. 823; ett 103,50, W. H. West to wane ‘Kickbam, sub 86, aq. 35, W.W.; $3,125. SSeS Base Ball Yesterday. The grounds in Jersey were wet yesterday and in Newark the game that was to have been won by the Senators, perhaps, was not played. Both teams have returned to this city and play here today. The game should be a good one, for Newark has been putting up a very good quality of base bali and will work bard for a record in this city. The Columbia athletes were altogether too much for the Georgetown College boys yester- day and did them neatly to the tune of 16 to 10. ‘The game was full of clever plays and it was close and exciting up to the very last. This victory gives the Columbia Athletic Club the championship of the amateur teams of the District, OTHER GAMES. Baltimore got even with Wilmingtons yester- dey for the surprise party they received at the bands of the Delaware boys on the day before. Score yesterday—Baltimore, 16; Wilmington, 5. Baker and Townsend and J.’ Goiligan, Pyle and Black were the batteries, National League.—At Philadelphie—Phila- delphis, 5; Boston, 4. At Cleveland—Cleve- land, 9; Pittsburg, 8 At Chicago—Chicago, 18; Cincinnati, 9. Players’ “Leaguo.—At Chicago—Chicago, 20; Pittsburg, 5. At Brooklyn—Loston, 11; Brook- lyn, 10. "At Philadelphia—Philadelphia, 14; New York, 5 American Association.—At Syracuse—Syra- euse, 11; Rochester, 5. At Toledo—Toledo. 7; Louisville, 1. At Columbus—Columbus, 7; St. Louis, 3. —-___ Juvenile Temple Elections. John B. Finch Lodge—F. A, Maultby, C.T. Bertie Skinner, V.T.; Josie O'’Connors, 8. Gracie Mebrling, F.8.; Abbie Hall, T.; Annie Snow, C.; J. E. Sherwood, M.; Bessie Johnson, G.; J. W. Birch, sentinel and O, ©. Chamber- lin, P.C.T. Star of Hope Independent i Al- berta Walker, C.1.; Miss Alice Magee Willie Fagen, 8; Charles Fagen, FS)’ Me Stewart, chaplain; Tommy Gibson, M.; Albert a .; Charlie Perkins, 8; Annie Long, P. CT. Tarxx of lots selling for only $200%and $250 im the midst of » population of 2,500 and near the capital of the nation on terms of $10 cash and $10 per month without interest. Attend the complimentary excursion to “Fairlawn,” announced elsewhere by B. H. Warner & Co., aud discover the best opportunity yet offered tor investment,—Advt, —>—. GEORGETOWN. He Ksrrep a Womax.—During a dranken quarrel last night between Amos Brown, col- ored desperado, anda colored woman, named Mary Smith, the woman was badly cut with a kaif Brown was captured later in the night in the third inct. Norgs.—T! - e will be at least thirty starters in the paper chase which is to be ruu this af- ternoon in the vicinity of the Country Club.—— ‘The contract for furnishing Georgetown Col- lege with coal was awarded today to Thomas J. Biggins of this plac ‘The work of resui —* street was begun yesterday afte: tae Exoaormexr of Miss Mamie Berry to Mr. Stanhope Williamson, gp oe of this place but now of West Duluth, Minn., bas been [neopenri The wedding is to take place june 10. Ax Exteetarmext was given Wednesday night at Linthicum Institute Hall for the benefit of the janitor of the institute, H. A, Duval. The borer aarrel acene from “Julius Cwsar” was accept- a given by Messrs, K. C. Ballinger and T. O. Pulizzi, dialect st by John A. Gale and several piano solos and récitetions comprised the Lae one a xp Coypitiox oy WATER aT7 am —Greet Fa Falls, t temperazure, 62; condition, Receiving reservoir, term} dition at north saenatiee’ tr oition 0 at south Distributing reservoir, ns Furniture, China Glass, &¢., Cheap for Cush, ae te 2610-13 7 oh ow, 36, temperature, 64. Condition at influent gate house, > 85 Nag cpr at effluent gate bouse, 38. at 11:46 p.m.; low ee Seanad of your friends use it—ask for easy Housework —Pearline. Afadeto save work and wear in all kinds of washing and cleaning. Jfade into a pow- der for your convenience. Made as cheap as pure soap for economy. dade harm- less for all purposes for which soap is used. What a friend—a friend who did half your washing and cleaning and made the other half soeasy that you did not get too tired to en- joy thetimesaved; besides made things last longer and look better. That's just what Pearline will do for you if you'll let it. On the back of each package you'll find how it will best befriend you. Every gro- cer keeps Pearline, and many them about it. You'll use it. sooner or later—the sooner the better for both of us. It is necessary to understand this little insect to be able to successfully battle with it, MOTH EGGS are very small, about the size of a pin's point, and the moth miller deposits them in dark secluded spots in woul or silk and they are specially apt to place them near grease spots. These eggs under ordinary oircum- stances hatch or grow to bes MOTH WORM in about three weeks, snd this is the part of its exist- ence when it does thedamage, This worm eats as the silk worm does, forming @ cocoon around iteelf in about three weeks and out of this comes the MOTH MILLER. Then the same thing is repeated, and goods neglected after moths have appeared about them or left unpro- tected are sure to be ruined, “DRY-AIR PROCESS." ‘This apparatus for the destruction of moths bas been in use nearly twenty-five years in New York city. We have testimonials from many well-known people of that city. The “Dry-air Process" is the only sure way of destroying the MOTH £GGs, MOTH WORMS, MOTH MILLER Drop uss postal to call and see any goods you may have to be protected ayainst Moths or call on us fer circular, price lists andtparticulars, “APPARATUS.” ‘This Moth Destroyer is harmless to everything ex- cept tnsectsand their egxs and we xuarantee todestroy them without the slightest damage to anything they srein, it makes no difference whether the article is as small sea band or as large as the largest parlor suite. “CARPETS.” ‘We give special attention to taking up, cleaning, de- stroying moths, packing and storing carpets tor the summer, Alsoto the same treatnient aud care of Graperies, ‘W. B. MOSES & SONS. Cor, 11th and F sta ow, FURNITURE, CARPET, UPHOLSTERING, DECORATING, And Wall Paper Establishment. STRAW MATTING. STRAW MATTING. STKAW MATTINO. We have the largest and finest assortment of this Cool Carpeting we have ever carried and at lower prices than ever before, Prices reuge from 83.50 per roll of 40 yards up. BABY CARRIAGES, VELOCIPEDES, TRICYCLES, An immense assortment from the cheapest made to he best, KEFRIGERATORS. REFRIGERATORS, REFRIGERATORS, Over 150 different sizes and four different makes, varying in price from $2.50 to $75. Send for cate- logue if you can’t call and examine them, Adjustabls Wire Window Screens from 21c. each up. Window Screeu Frames aud Door screen Frames to fit any window or door at lowest prices. “OUR PATENT WIRE WINDOW SCREENS” are in use in many of the finest residences in this city; also our Cabinet-made Screen Doura, HAMMOCES. MAMMOCKS. HAMMOCKS. MOSQUITO CANOPIES, MOSQUITO C. MOSQUITO CANUPIES, TENTS, TENTS, CEDAR CHESTS. CEDAR CHESTS CEDAR CHESTS. CAMPHOR CHESTS, CAMPHOR CHESTS. CAMPHOR CHESTS. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE. ‘The largest sssortment or stuffs and the best force ofcuttersand makers to be had. We cut, make and furnish materials for full size Parlor Suites from 816 up and guarantee a perfect fit, W. B. MOSES & SONS, my3 Cor, Fand 11thate 2.7 Ovs Carprt Puss. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IN GENERAL, LOW FOR CASH OB ON EaSY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, Poplar Bed Room Suites from #15 up ‘Oak Bed Room Suites from $25 up. Walnut Bed Room Suites from #40 up. Farlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Flush, 835 0p Angraiv Carpet from 25c, per yard up. ‘Erussele Carpet from 75c. per yard ud (Cu Cloths from *+5e. per yard up. PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR Casi. All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge. We guarantee the customer against any loss in matching, ‘Sa we charge only for the net number of yards neces- sary to cover the floor, It will pay you tocallon us before purchasing else- where, as you will Sind our Prices Lower and Terms Dasier than any other Louse tn the city, CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS BETILED IN THIRTY DaYa, ¥. GROGAN ‘7800nd 741 Tthetaow mb3-3m "Tee WAS S Wulnce Wonks, A” BON EDWARD L. DENT, M. &., Proprietor. 4m the city for all kindsof Iron ‘The bert ties eer and some unscrupulous rs will tell “‘thisis Be are: eiteat er telat as Bear earline.” IT 'S FALSE Wa Pearline is never peddled, and if your grocer sen 0 thing inplace of PLtine, dothehonest thing adit bach,” 380° JAMES PYLE, New Yorks Mors EDUCATIONAL. AND CRAYON PORTRAIT 82 (a lesson, by APID FRE! Drawing taught in twelve lesson! Expert who thoroughly understands teachi ous given at pupils’ residences, No, charge ther assistance after the course, b pupil aus 4 portrait during the course, A’ please went oF profitable occupation cheaply, ris Address for an interview ARTIS’ m7: aud gui Te Star office. SUMMER RESORTS. iCTORIA, ATLAN TY, N.J., J EES, Bae “ores nae cee Enlarged, remodeled, ‘oo MW! LADIES GOODS. ___LADIES GOODS. __| BOOKS_AND STATIONERY sat? S_AND_ STATIONERY eno ae ER Tce oe! WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N. Railroad Station, Portsmouth, N.H., thirty minutes distant, where coaches from the house meet every wain, THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE NORTH SHORE. OPEN FOR SEASON JUNE 28 FRANK JONES, Prop. W. K HILL, Manager, my7-2m JQRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL, CONEY ISLAND, N.Y. * Rooms, on the European or American plan, ean be engaged now on application to R. G. BURKE st the Kigws House, Washington, who bas been engaged for the season, Patines codieag xr tga be Mr. JOHN PFAFF, made such an enviable reputation for “The Brean Seigie t Metropolitan Opera House, New York, will furnish the musie- House opens June « TROMAS E. CABLE, Manager, _my7-tyel 130 Broadway, New York, N.Y. OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATES GREAT NORTH TAIN, EAR WINCHESTER, VA about six hours from Washiny THURSDAY, June 19, For apply to my6-3m_ OSEAN BEACH, NOW BELMAR, NJ. NEPT HOU! h. Open for muests (OUSE. Directly on the beac! May 20. 8) rates for May and J: Address ae for May, — OODLEY eid oN Ian), an Pe EEE hy about Maj lor ‘and mon’ Gontdery; also tor the convenience of ‘ihoee who and suppers served at s moment's notice. parties must positively have cards of ad- JAS. R. KEENAN, Proprictor, _ FRONT ROYAL, Va. THIS ‘t, in the Desutiful valley of Virginia, will be open May’ | i 2uet location large 3 $F Don no cay te for Dartioulars § to Lunes coh ap to pista ONT VUE HOTE! favorite Summer THOROUGH BUSINESS _COURSE—BOOK- A keeping, Commercial Arithmetic and Composition, pplicants for Census and Civil ae ons, raddross, oy Special attention WASHINGTON Cc Good Templar Halk 454 8 first year. Piano, Organ, V Freeadvantaxes. 0. B, BUL! VAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES ineton Brauch 1205 F Gi Method (publisher D. Appleton. NeY) *inaplned scientific, educational. The only one decorated by the French Miuister of Public Instruction. _ap12-1m? Original Front Royal, Vi Bee SPRINGS, BEDFORD, PENNA. Vawarpassed for health or pleasure, Opens Jane 12, my. ¥, Manager. MoS taIN House, CRESSON SPRINGS, On the Summit of the Allegheny Moyntaina, WILL OPEN JUNE 25. For circulars and information, address WM. BR. DUNHAM, Supt., ‘Cresson, Cambria county, Pa, EXAMINATION. full information; Yourteen LYNN, AM., lvy Josul- SHORTHAND. SS Acme Phonography acquired in 16 ‘Typewriting taught tree of charge to Shorthand students. Sessions day andevening. Students helped to positions. dee descriptive pam (SSoSR lars. HEAD SCHOOL Ai OGR. 1 Fst F. J. MULVEY, Princip BUSAN ANDREWS RICE, ee re, Theory and Analysis of Muni fi of Me foun! Rhecler, joston, Mass., also of N.E. Conserva- 1127 10th st. n.W. ma Lt MBIA © ERVATORY OF OF MUS! UBIO, 913 PAL ¢.— Thorough instructiot ed course of Pisno, Organ, Violin, ey sS R. HART, are ipal, late of New Eng. Conservatory, Boston. m MSS, PALGH'S CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITUT a pe 10th st. ree sp for alle aminations. Special” ‘Lesso: Highest references, Weopscont RCTAL SCHOOL. 407 F. CAR. ST, Census and als ‘e Examinat ons, Indorsed by. those in attendance, Jew methods ; easy — rapid TORTERS, Send for cire ore and 7 p.m. CoLeaELA Col. LEGE OF COMMERCE, “Opposite city post office, on: Business, English, Account Shorthand aud ‘Typewriting. Now we furniture, Send for eireulara URNEK, A.M, 19. Bix thorough Cour ancy, Telegraph: building and ‘Third yearns Business Fducator ih this fen years a meniber of the faculty of Fastinan dont author of the Eastnay, System of ‘Trainin ved the only Gold M arded for Bu z = Education at the World's Fair'held in Paris, 1880, Fit- ‘olleva, “LECT S8CHOOL—AN FLEMENTARY Mand Hich School for Both Sexes. 1811 Tet, Pupils admitted at any time, 108, W. SIDWELL, Principal 'HOOL OF LANGUAGES, Lath at. 2 rpse BERLITZ. $10 4 TE TRIAL LESsbNS ‘REE. New Tork, Boston, Brooklyn, Chi wnches in Yor! ton, Brooklyn, patente racleville ‘Paris Chenoa Boone ee Preslei, Geimany; Moscow, Russia, nd Londn, England. el N uRWOO! 421-6m. Mr. and Sire. Wi D. CABELL, Principals, SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner 7th aud D sts, nw. School of Businers aud Counting House Training, School of Practical English. Behool of Shorthand and Type: Bebool of Telewraphy and Pipetrical be Science, Echool of ~pencerian Penmanship. School of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, ar and night Be: all avd tod optalogne free. LL.B, Friueipal; SARA. AL a ment, Weskingtous May. be L800-\ als, addres propos- the “secrvtary of, the Novy. Sod’ in: for Stati ill be received at PLVE O'CLOCK No N THOF JUST, 1890; for furnish H Stationery for the Navy Department ‘and the thereof, including the Naval Observatory in. Washing” ton, during the fiscal year ending June 30, J 1s, wivinw the necessary infur- mation, will be red’ Gn application to this De- partment. The Department reserves the right to waive defects aud to reject any or all bids. Coutracts will be awarded only to manufacturers or reg ular deal- gia Am the articles proposed to be furnished. BF TRACY, Secretary of the » mo-liw.4w ROPOSALS FOR FUEL.—TREASUKY DEPART- Blank forms of nent Buran of Engraving au Printing, Wash ington, » May 5, 1800.—kealed proposals will be received Bt thie’ office until 12m. MOADAY, JUNE. D, 1890, toturnish the Bureau of Engraving with Coal, Wood and Charcoal during the manning ‘Taly 1, 1890. berved to reject any oF all bi ‘The right is re- ids or parts of bids. Blank forms, with specifications for proposals and further ynformation desired by intending bidders, will be furvisued on "abe at this office, WIL! Hef of Burean. AM M. awaw NT _OF AGRICUL 5, 1890. Seuled partuwient until hing supplies for the year beginning July 1, 1890, an d suing June 1891, as follows:—Stationery, Lum ice, Flower Pots, Miscellaneous Supplies, he purchase of Waste Honey opened ‘the ‘tment reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any defect in same, Bids must be made in duplicate on lanks, furnished by the Department. For information and vlanks, apply to the Disbureing Office. J. M.KUSK, Secretary. “my6,0,13,16,20&23 POsT, OFFICE Apal 17, 1390.— il be received at this De fartiment the SEVENTERATH OF WAY, Luo, a TWELVE O'CLOUE NOOS, se ehee Uine and place, they will be, opened in the preselies ot bidders of their authorized agents or attorucys, for doing the necessary painting in the Departivent: for Winding and keeping the clocks in repair and for fur- Dishiug such coal, wood, ice, carpets, chairs, cotton gluta lor map-mounting sotp, closet paper, snatches, dusters, whisk ana corn bryoms, desk ad waste-pape baskets and forage, y be ordered during the fecal year beginning Jay 1, 1800, aud ending June 50, 891. Bids are also invited for the purchase of the waste paper from the Post Uffice Department, Money Order Building and Marini’s Hall and for washing towels. Blanks for ;roposals, with, specifications gi¥- jg detaiied statement of the requirements to be an in respect to each article, and also the estimate: q tities probably to be required of each, aud giving full ug and condi- ‘a MEREDIT! instructions 48 to the manner of iid ‘and ‘eject, theo WANAMAWER, Postmaster General. ther part. JOH: apls-lawiw GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. H, D. Bane 2 IMPORTER AND TAILOR, SPRING AND SUMMER 1890. Full Stock of FOREIGN SUITINGS, BUSINESS, &o., &C., RECEIVED AND OPEN FOR YOUR INSPEUVZION. H. D. BARR, my6 1121 Penns. ave, ATTORNEYS. Kr PHILLIPS. Mox! J, G@. ZACHBY. q EN 8. PHILLIPS: ZACHARY © MCKENNEY, ja4-6m Attorueys-at-Law, Sun Building, myl-2n ITE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa.—Open from May 1 to November. bend fe ular. om W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS, y30-2m BR EA (OTEL BRUNSWI AES CITY, Nem, modern, tclaee, complete. esific « New York and Tennessee Wi May" ‘Si. *Yapso-dun}. JOSETH'8, DAVE Horsx SORRENTO, SORRENTO, ME.., NEAR BAR HARBOR, One of the finest equipped and ee gy 3 cated Summer Hotels on the coast tensive improvements have co been Seale Sorrento. 7. Stockham, manager of Hotel Sorrento, willbe at the’ Litchfield, gue 14th st. until Siue Nhe he will show plans of the house and give an; ired in- formation. Psi SHERWOOD, OLD POINT COMFORT, | VA— atly iniproved: electric eile; bot amd eo bathe 10 week and up aaa: aid al aa ‘cee BOC owner aud prop: v T OODLAWH ROCKVILLE MD. Wil [WHEL pi ores for the reception of guests on May 1. Yor terms, uguire at the Clarendon Hotel. Thdh st aud New Feavere M. J. COLLEY, ee b21-3m NEW ore ree . coatan Fw Ag OHIO ave., Atlantic Cit to y Ber weeit uo Buer Towie at oe Faise Fat aleeith Cut of hote mi of each sle Ir. Fi Be “HD. EAST MAN of Baltimore, P._ apl9-3m [YOTEL LELANDE. ON THE BEACH, Massachusetts ave,, Atlantic Ct CHAS. W SAL % ATES “CITY, _N. NT OR SALE— Hotels, Cottages nd ath 2 i Houes, Lote ‘forsale sale und for Atlantic Ti eal Estate Agta eal Lstate and Law B ‘aplo~ EASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY. N.3. Much improved: 2 rlorey bos me oh aoyoueet i apl4-Um CHARLES EVANS. Ocean End Kentucky Aven! ‘Auntie Cay, J. “ap? So NECTICUT rN SueLey, OF CON ave «atime Gy NS Now open. Full ¥iew of ocean. \HE KENDE. RTON, ATLANTIC NJ. ‘Tennesse avenue, near beach, now open, Greatly a MRS. J. F. NEALL, _ hs 9,70 aa ANTIC CITY, NJ., ‘This season and stop at the well-known HOTEL MI. VERNON, Pacific ave. near Ohio. Now open, 64 ocean rooms, Large piazza overlooking the sea, Excel- lent cuisine. $8 to #14 per week; 81.50 to 8% per Gay. ‘No finer house outhe islaud ai these Fates, for cut of house and partie “JAMES 8 SOON ml5-oin {Peon ea HALL, ATLANTIC CIT: Ie NOW OPEN. _m8-4m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT, Ui ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, N.J. Accommodations and sppointuenis first class, bervices the Accommodate 2 1, 1890, WM. T DOLBEY. Proj OTEL LAFAYETT! Accommodates Omnibus and sea wi fiuest summer and coast, House within fifty feet of the m m3-6m JAMES & STEFFNER, Proprietors, NTIC Ns, . Will oven May pie : RENOVO, ATLANTIC CI fe on Venue hear the Beach, horoughly eat mhi-3m W. E. CHEESEMAN ic CITY, Oceas cnd of ‘Michigan eve Sones ‘the year, All uodern conveniences. v= °F 110-6 in JOSEPH H. BORTON, Proprietor pee CHALFONTE, A ATLANTIC ory. NE the beach, North Carolina a (Unobstructed Sosa views balt water baths in the house, Elevator. ow open. E_ ROBERTS & SONS. Pedtnced to m6-lw* $19. Hewthorve's #10 MORK is Pum | Cusd 10,07 30, Memoirs of Const Or Gratin 6. 3.75: reyuced t “te & land, $5. reduced to @3. Gan, Mustraied, 12.50 Rxposition, Selected Pain| WOE AS Bao “ ASE AEE ay ee 3 aman | at MLLE M. J. PRANDI, o 1390 Foot pw. (Mra Harrison'e, eK TP. MILLER okeelier, 539 15th at. Fine Freuch Hair Gooda = — bs ‘d TPP: » alee stampcoing, | ——_FAMILY SUPPLIES. __ SEED ~ 7Ay, Soar aio OTH ST — MATERIAL s FoR F acem copamney BU Te. 50 PER ro! ND. on Sweet Bde LADIES wisi WISIN p IME FINE. up ie renee, Wace Curtains cai'st MADAME ¥. ‘AHS 7 RAILROADS. i ith st 2. yng GREAL RENCH DYEIN: CURING AN: PENNSYLVANTA ROUTE ING TaMLSM NENT 1205 3 520 TRE NOK, WES AXD 8k : jen, aud Gents! work of ow Mork ay DOUBLE FRack. SP eA, tion, Plush, Velvet apd hvening STON | STERL RAiLS atacat 1CERT yi eCieaewt, AND CaKOLINE “LECH, formerly with AF Io Effect Mave. =, Aud Maison Yriese, Paria TRAINS Leavy NASHINGTON, ree M8 0" Si 6TH AND B stke PER AN POLLON DRY CLEANING ESTAB- Dik WORKS, #06 G ST_N.W. fori Pittsburg apd “ Site Lin eel ON Fisch est : aay Limited nts Garmonte of all kindscleanedand | — fr; JBM, \ eer helt to Columban enh Se Dyed without being nipped. Evening Drosees | Louie with Sleeping Cary feta Pia eee A specialty. Thirty-five years’ expe: tod dumbus. daily, except Saturday, tw Chiceme, erate. oalled for aud deuvered. __ ale Htoous to Chicairy.” t Lowy Aero GaKMENTS, MADE UP Ob MLPPED, ~—h, Gyed a gv0d Mourning black. “ag so Harb » and Dining Western Expre Biceping Cary ‘Wastin, Louis, cor hicago and St. Harrisburg eth the 4 Memviin pan au daily “tor Ka. Pittsburg ond the Wash ERT a cH BR pats re FEEAige ES CEIES|_CYHies axe porous temacsn are a [res at a A. 1 ORE A’ POLOMAC Ral 0: _ | Maks 200 oo ww. uning end repairing. or Babe Catisiaieua Ltcwiet aad ~,.., re wduy. except suuday, 8 1V For Erte Gauandaipn) " Leave Asernowenre. For Willi rt, areas ho ey DECKER BROS. daily. except Sun! WEBER Por Wiiliameport daily. 3 oe FISCHER Pianos, auy oa ELF ik Sew She ann rue east, ESTEY $20, 1-90-and 11-40 4 Paty ERS 10 20 vm. Cu Bunday, IVERS & POND 1:40 ‘a.m, 2 10. 10-00 aris ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. m Jitifed Express ‘of Putian MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. oly Oa ee ee Ome. a0] nstrumente taken in part payment, Tuning ryt 1 CMTC ADEL TUT ONLY ne Set ering, | Fest Express 8 0 a.m. week daysand 8. 10 p.m daily. ‘tu ba SANDERS & STAYMAN, F street northwest, 0, 3:1 Wthovegtt truce ommech at 13 N. Charles 61 Batiniore, Ms 4 no 1217 Maia st, Richmond, ¥ frauater SS 4 ange actuss New York Ci 83 TT EER FFE ree | For GG, 100k. Seok dave 11:20pm Ses, t EE & $:20;, 9:00. 9:40, 29:39, Pri Havosttion. 200 ave peciat a ze jon. 2 o todoteed by over 100 wusle eeboois aud a uraliity.* Old Pianos taken Yo ‘Beoniy | t cam take the place of afta Praieetn 8 cOsLiF eae — 7 20,900 am., 12.05and 4:20 Ex mn of ail uidey. Sundae, v0 aaa, . K NN AA WASHINGTON 2OUTHERN Bat ING ~ is RATLW i 3 a ah IN EFFECT At« Twa 4* For Alexandria 4. ae 38.7 fon 4 Se. UN! JALED IN TON yor cs WORKMANSHIP ss neers BOER cs teen 7 re in’ ir | ion” fa ‘fuiebs cy eum ot HIGH: | ba Accomodation for Cuantico, 7 45 am pa. week dye, Sebeur bu a For hichisoud sud the outh, #-o0 end 10:57 am jo ACCOMMMOALL 4.35 pa. Week aye ‘Tretus leave Avexaudria f B00, 210, 10:15, 6:10, 7 205, 930. 10 “a gay at WTO and 11 OF Ub, 9:20 aud 10: ‘Tickets and informa: northeast ber of 13th street avenue, aud at fhe station, w bere orders cun be left tor the checkiug uf Kae to Hon ikon, hotels aud ra \ v0 =| General Mauarer, [ap21] Ge. Pan Agen. RRewMOND Axo DANVILLE RAILROAD CO Schedule im eflect MARCH 2, 15u0. 5:30 am.—bast Tennessee Mail, ‘aauly for Warren: ton, Gordousville, Charlottesville, Ayuckbary aud Stations between Alexandria snd Lynchburg, Koanok: Auauta, Boistol, Kpoxv: tauoure and dleumphis as S17 Market Space P, BINTING. COMMERCIAL PRINTING Law Printing, Church and School Printing. Amuse- ment Printing, PosterPrinting aud Book Binding. 11:24 am—Fast Mai duily tor Culpeper, Jottesville, “Stations “Cheesy athe cod bate co Lynchburg, Kocky Mount, bauville and stations tween Lyuchbu aD ie, te NEW TYPE, dabeviin Cnet Soa, Rue” Ana ir rmiueien, Moutgomery. New Orleans Te ow Presses, Improved Machinery, Skilled Caitioruia” Pulinan Blecper rk to Atiauta Worl nan Sleepers Atlanta Urk ua amen, tes isebaaseiietcluinb on i. i : NEW YORK PRICES, Fee decry - Sperras; ey Seca _— y. except San: Bizasbury aud lutermediate stations ‘Mail orders carefully filled, 6:30 p.in.—Duily via Lyuehbure, Bristol and Chat- BOBERT CLARKE, it, Connecting theuce for all Arkauass pointe Satating, Proer bupyltinint Siethoney, Qbatiottenvile, Staunton, Louse, Chueimaent jottervilie, " Steuntons wal canbe 8 ye soy train Washington to o "7 BUSINESS OFFICES, 920 F ST. N.W. 71:00 pm.soutie My tor Larnchbarg, Danville ome ach, spine ville, Lg —y 3 Insta,” Montgomery, Avw Orlenma, Te Washington, D.C. = Calltornis: bullion Veatbite Car Waskinanou to cw orien ww Vid Atlanta and Moutwom Pullman Sleeper Washington to Birmingbans Ale. by utr wont ath ville ana Ho N fenbits jo Asheville and Hot Npriues, NC. es Salisbury Also Washington to Auguste vis Daaville If you need anything in the above line send postal end agent will call. mb26-ly rie atiauie Bleeuer ILL & WAI MS: PRAGACAL Bo BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. |i ting of every descripticu ueaily executed, 1nd2] ‘Presswork for the Trade, ‘dren on : Washington and Ohio division jeave Wasb- ington #00 a.m. daily except Sanda, 4445 om daily: arrive Round Hill 11-30 a.m aud 7:20 returning leave Kound Hill 6:00 a.m. Sent ee = ae, t Dunday, arriving Washi mm. ss ne from the south via Charlotte, Dam rw owe Ey iy Wastington 7:03 am. A vis bast lepuesses, p.m and 0:00 pal Estimates H. cy ECQUEEN, | Wuccessor to 1 & Wallace) kK & INT! {ius tine fis a =_ LEGAL, COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL PRINTL FINE WOKK ONLY. mi7 __ MEDICAL, &. FOREST LONG-ESTABLISHED AND reliable can be consulted te ber residence, GOL ‘Ottice hones irony 9px — with Ladies ou! Bt Sleeping car reservation and vadgewce checked at office Sylvania sve. auid.ct Tassonger etalon, Faurosd Ot and i ets nies Ast L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent Bazryonr Ax Ono J Ranzoan vedule i eftect December 2%, 1 Lesve Weshington irom station ouraar ‘ot ‘New Servey hl Di ‘ine Oldeat Established and only Reliable Ladies’ cian an the City, between 446 and 6th For Cuciuuats, Bt roe ‘aud Ap Prom: ‘tment. con: i ion_ stric’ ynfiden. s:)¥ and 11 Sup. tial, "Separate rooms for Ladies. i Modicing, 65 era Bor #3 nktabg and Uiiveland. Vertsbuied Lamited ; 200.1 sud eapress 8:40 pn as jor Leaington aud Local Biativus 110-300 th vine Tae SERVICES OF apne, WHO — or Wau anaes ay Bleu ced Fe siclan_should consult | for ee For Luray, 5:40 p.m. daily De or dire, Wi 70 Esk pice na,berween S| for Gantae aU PS: ST- 0 04 5 00 6.40, 7.05, and C, 11th and 12th sts. n.e, Jadieo ony. hemedy, #240, (11500, 12:00, 49 minutes) aim, 3. Frowpt and reliable trestment. aly, genuine | 2:30%4S uinutesy 316440 uauarene "Physician im the city. Rata rat 4 ape isu EAD AND BE WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 900 B ST, AW. aDj joreme aud made oath that he is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in thiscity. and will, tees cure in all cases of privatediseuses ¢imen aud sie, GF bo charge, consulta. er advice free at any bi lati ce Bit vie iby Dr. “BHU AO FaE G Biiiis\e Seiacy Paulie ‘Sd'day of Suis, 1583." i HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest-estavlished advertis- Ladies’ Physician in this city. coufdently coueult Dr. BROTHE st. Sw. Particular attention paid to all peculiar Indies married oF auugle, Forty years experience. 30: ne. waltumore f for, Washington uy 7 Saareet’ SSqst v.15 you can FINANCIAL, OHN SHERMAN & CU. Formerly of this city), INVESTMENT BANKERS ‘Sen Diego, Cal, BEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST, WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE SECUR- ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAIDIN WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED, San Diego is one of the most madaing cities of t Pacific const. Correspondence sol solicnt pe Oa CORSON. 3x0 Wa MACKRTSEY, Th ber N.X. btock Ex, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N. W., Bankers and dealera in Government Bonds, posits. Exchange, I Rairoud ‘Blocks and bosda-aud all secorities a liated on the bxchauges of New gh ee = Baltimore oye re d sold. * my rs ‘of uivestinent securitien, District Bonds'and sii Local Railronds Gos, Iosutsings ad tat 4:00 p. Bicttupolitan Branch, t64y {1:10 p.m. for principal staigusouls soa eit es J bi sha 14:35pm “k Ville aud Way Bia $o¢ Gaitiersbury an sitermediate pout Moen RESTORED BY USING & BOTTLE ortwoof Dr. BROTHELS’ Invigorating Cordial cure. ay” Case of Nervous Desility ana Joss of are power. It imparts vigor to the whole Male or Female. 906 B st. aw. Wie THE ELECTROPOISE I CURE STONE IN Woot” a . Diabetes, t's Disease, Lome of of Figor. un * Habis ry umatism, Insomnia and Female Troubles, JOHN N. WEBB, ap24-1m* 1425 New York ave. STENTION TADIES!—BAIL 90. STAME FOR A veaiedins our bust 5 inches, uaing Emme Bust ‘Developer; sbeciutely puarantced: OUF 24-page illustrated | catal mailed for EMMA pias BAZAAR, 224 Tremont st. Boston, ‘ap19-3m' ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED medical reference, by applying at 913. on ae ‘epl8-Im* =] FROM. ‘VEINS AND oe a Raya of Ets Epasic STOCKINGS, WRISTLETS, for measurement, prices ‘GOODYEAR RUBBEK OO. 309 Oth st_ Bixte £0. Fore 5 epS-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. rebut se "2:00, Migr bojas aod intermediate Wtationa, 17-00p.me UGiurck train leaves Washineton on Sunday st 1.10 PPor Frederick, 10. Leper Yaa buncays, 1.10 ‘Hageret e.=. and 15.30 p.m as ve from Chicago daily Ai rei ng ‘Tre‘ns arrive trom m.; from © = Sear and St. Louls ci did 1.50 pau; tou Kataburg 7:40 Sue Gow ma. Gaaly. Sew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION, lg? BT — 3. 0, 20, *12 Sio.00 Skog bieepine ant ‘parler’ @ care on all day car on the 10:30 p.m, opeb et ¥:0U pau us, Newark, Wilmington and: 2200 Rdg “25S “HA Fo ate opemis between Baltimoreand Phi un 2-00, 13.15 Pw. S00 vm aud —_ ve Philadelphia for ar, Woshangen, -6 reine lew k dealt “6:15, 711-10 tn. Tiss, on: oo a: | “FAuerican Bell Telephone Stock bousht and sold. jy18 OCEAN _STEAMERS. Wor stlaate ‘Ci ate “aa = Lee ar Buiday. onda PROFESSIONAL, SPRL ROUTE TALENTO ww on 4 Piet cont ected te eee BS. 3. CARRIE TRYON, st Eaprees Stentnere ofboes, 619 and 1301 14, aye. and at Depot. M’ CLAIRVOYANT, Fulda, fue. lay’. Temie aha Wed ed hay 781 sy” “Gea tl ey ap29-210" 210 436 at. nw, ire) Ag Oe 4 —- = MoM ME. ik, DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL ifted English and German Astrologer in the city. Hells all vente of hs, Office hours, 9 am. to 9 p.m junday trom 10 ane to 8:50 pm Albis Seb bow. aoe CLAY, THE ae tL GUD-ESTABLISHED ONLY pe ‘ONL known to, Sittings, 60c. Hours 9 a.m, 60 at rele Ztos pm ME. RAPHAL, THE CELEBRAT! antand ‘iouslosiek, the tell MYO. JAMPBELL CARKINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, CNebster Law Builaine, 505 Dat. aauington, D. ‘oN “Residence, 933 K st MANICURE. ADAM PAYS, ¢ st0URE AND CHIROPODIST, 703 15th at. n.w.. over Thompeon’s drug store, |” ‘The only im! \d manufacturer of a.cnly ImDOriae 63 south of New York.s¥-3m SPECIALTIES. Dr pitt tintieiies carne Bebe MEN GRE EP ete DENTISTRY. " Disneys wusas Debut a At preseutivoation eng ‘with caul, pli’ fsa Ee iia a TELLS ALL fe tenes BICYCLES, UNDBIES aod ‘CYCLISTS, ‘ivate a in cf POTOMAC _ RIV ER BOATS. Nonrorx | AND OLD POINT, FARE, $1.50. Steamers Leave Gth street wharf st 5 p.m., Tues. , Saturday and Suuday. Further infor a us Telephone Cail D4. ee. AND FORTRESS MONROE, H re ars ames EXCEL SEOR trete, (thet. whact Mom midays, at 5 yaa, EECUDeIvs SIV COMMBOTBON WITH BOSTON AXD PROVIDENCE ST! round wr. aud EASES el a Ed further information ning af compang’s ofen on tbe what, ‘Uelopbove Sfepbune cal 145" n19 WA. P_ WELCH. Supt. and Gen. Agt_ Se eaten mt Baltimore and River Landines aa yan Bor forthen ry STEPHENSON Sovnath oareet