Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1891, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather, FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. ot. Der. For the District of Columbia, eastern Penn- sylvania, s northwesterly winds. CONDITION OF TIE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.—Great Falls. temperature, 46; condition, 2. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 43. Con- dition at porth connection. 3; condition at south connection. 4: \emperature, 41: condi boure, 2; condition at effluent gate house, 4. High tide in the river, 1120 p.m. Low tide in ‘the river, 5:32 p.m. Rexovator axp Mota EXxTexMrnator. Until May 1 we will renovate by the Worch dry air process sofas and lounges, #2; arm chairs, #1; side chairs, 50c.; mattresses, $1. At these prices you can have your parlor suite renovated for 35 instead of $15, as per list prices. 5 Sronace, PackrxG axp Movixe. Private rooms in our 22d st. storage ware Rouse at €3, 25, $7.50 and 10 per month or oor space at #1 per month and upward Our own men and wagons ‘urnished for pack- ing and moving. Packing materinls for sale. One entire ioor devoted to storage of car- Finges and harneve. make a specialty of taking up, cleaning and storing carpeta, and renovating; price ac- cording to quality and quantity. © Refrigerators, straw mattings, baby car- riages, cedar chésta. The largest lines of these Goods wo ever displayed. ‘Ask for Sweet's refrigerator. Uses 25 per [by th NEW CIRCUIT JUDGES. Attorney General Miller Decides That the President Has Power to Appoint Them. Attorney General Miller has rendered an opinion that the President has the power to appoint the nine circuit judges created by the last Congress during the recess of Congress. The President has not indicated whether he will follow the opinion of his legal ad- viser or not, but great pressure is being brought ta bear to induce him to ignore it and call an extra session of the Senate to confirm the circuit judges © whose names he will then send in. The question of the President's power in recess appointments is not a new one. A like question arose during Mr. Cleveland's administra- tion in regard to the appointment of members of the interstate commerce commission. Solicitor General Jenks held that the President could appoint during the recess, taking the same ground that Attorney "General Miller now takes in regard to the appointment of — the cirouit judges during the recess. Tt is poinved ont that the appointment of Judge Bestty in Ideho as one of the fine circuit judges, provided by the law during recess’ of Congress, has no bearin the matter. Judze Beatty was nominated to the Senate, which failed to act on the nomina- . ‘The President in sending his uume t> Senate performed his duty in the Premises and wien it failed to act & yacaney “happened” a« contemplated Constitution and the President exercixed prerogative “of filing it by appointing Mr. Lestty judge during the cent less ice than any other, is the cleanest and cheupest and is warranted. W. B. Moses & Soxs, F and 11th streets. Frssexs’s Porctan Ice Oneast is delivered tonll parts of Washington Georgetown the year. Order a quart ior din- phone. 1427 New York avenue. Powrnrct Orrra Ciasses, $5. Hemrien’s, 453 Pa. ave. ‘ Liontxtse rods, electric work. J. H. Kvga- LNs. Lazixrss Kitrs.—Sloth shortens life unques- tionably, but there are many people who can’t work oF who work at a disadvantage because feelings of general weakness or from some functional disturbance of the great organs like the liver or stomach. Such should use Dr. Iron, the great tonic Henley s Celery, Beet « corrector” of People ein too, when in health. Fixx Porrrarts at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. a 3 ¥ x.w.—James B. Hexpensés—23 F x.w. yer Hangings, Window Shader, Koom Mouldings, Plastic Keiief, interior Painting, Lincrusta, Walton, &c. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Work guaranteed. Buxet.an alarm, speaking tubes. J. H. Kees- 206 Penn ov,” the finest sparkling table water ginger champagne in the world. An abso- tural mineral water that creates appe- digestion and tones np the system Cuanteys Knxaruen, 727 7th st. nw. son Brothers well-known firm of Joh YD DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ‘Mr. Burnes of New York.” he Crystal Slippei “Daniel Boone.” Kenxan’s.—Irwin Bros.” Big Acapexy or Mi “The Dazzi Specialty Show. ic—Lydia ‘Thompson in ———_ CONDENSED LOCALS. Richard Major and Hertha White were churgest in the Police Court yesterday with vio~ luting the policy law and a jery trial was de- manded. | Yesterday the body of a colored infant was | found at North Capito! and L streets north- | west. Bir. Martha Juckvon found and took charge of « three weeks’ old child in Freedmen’s alley yesterday. —_—__ je | members of the builders’ exchange at his resi- dence on Masea: recess of Congress. But in the other eight cases of circuit jadges no nominations were sent tothe Senate and those who favored an extra seesion of the Seuate contended that the President eannot appoint them during the recess of Congress, as he has only the power to fill vacancies, and in these eight cases there are no vacancies, and that if he made appointments they would be crizinal appointments.an@there, it is contended, he has no right t9 make with- out the advice and conseut of the te. Should he desire to make the appoint ments before next December, it is contended, he must call an extra’ session of the Senate to confirm them. As stated the Attorney General does not coincide in this view, but it is believed the President is inclined to doubt his power in the premises. 1EL DHIGITION A FATHER Causes a Young Man to be Arrested as a Suspicious Person, “flarry can’t come to the house, father’s decision, and that's w . can't go tosee the girl he loves and who he probably bas reason to believe loves hin. ‘The is on 8th strect northeast between Cand D strects, and on that equare Harry has | spe of luis leisure moments or hours, If he can't see the girl he ean see the house and Le able to te!! of his sw-cthearte movements. ven this was broken up by a cruel, cold- hearted policemen, who Harry no doabt be- lieves does not kuow what it “it is to ng, my dnrling. for thee arrested and required to answer in the Police Court of being foun ware mentioned under st mi realize: The sergeant ‘aid that Harry has visited that square so often and been seen dodging the tree boxes that the people have com- ed of him. Ladies, ke stil, were afraid tw go to the store at right Lecause of his pres- ence. there as Inte as midnight,” said the coated guardian, “and his shrill whistles ens the people in the neighborhood.” What is it ail this about?” inquired the man was then called upon is condnet, and he sad it dec: the yo Indy's father would uot ict his come to the houge and for what he did not know. Judge “Miller looked at the young man in 2 sympathising manner,” but did not have much to He, however, well understood the young man’s position and told mto be manly about the matter, but what had done was not criminal. ‘The charge was di ENTERTSINING THE BUILDERS. Mr. Warner's Reception to Members of the Exchange. i Mr. B.H. Warner gave a reception to the hu-etts avenue last evening. introductions were made by President D. Wills Fited Yesterday. In the Probate Court yesterday the will of the | late Jas. W. Armstrong was filed. He leaveshis | twochiliren to Jas. A. Beyer to raise as his ow Iso his effects, and names Mr. Beyer as €x- | cutor, to whom letters. t. a. were issued on | A. Davidson was filed. She | her ebil the balance of the esti: ‘to be equally divided | between ber six children. has bouht for 25,600 fe M. Derneille subs 44 and 45, sq Massachusetts avenu vl and Ist streets ington a ‘orgetown Company has purchased for £20,046 of B. Bryan part square 07, 50 by 98.17 feet on 8th and L streets sontheast. Alice G. B. Foster has bought for $11,500 of W. 8. St. Clair jerest in part 7, square on 1th street be- orthwest. saranda esi Two Divorce Bills Dismissed. Judge Bradley in the Equity Court has dismissed the bill in the divorce case of Nelly | A. Norris against William P. Norris. They were married June 11, 1895, and desertion May Agnes TL W Em be- | { | Iudge Bratley ; Iso dismissed the bill of Ida | J. Croxton agt. H Th “i, when ‘she was compelled or her to return to her rged desertion. H ———_—— i] A Collection of Etchings. | A collection of etchings of unusual excellence is now on echibition at Veerhoff's galleries, 1217 | F street, where it is attracting large erowds | The collection embraces examples of maay of the most noted modern etche md the «nb- ts and stylesare particularly numerous. The ‘exhibition is well worth a visit by all lovers of art. pe ee Az tue Vernuorr Gatieers was noticed this week a collectiun of etchings hung in the | center gallery showing selected exainples of the great modern etchers. Among ther ean be seen “The Milkmaid,” by E. “The Shepherd's r Me ildren of William I.” by Dake, after Vav Vearer,” by Pearce, aud many others. The el the exhibitions in thi card to lovers of art. as. Sprague meet of gallery proves a drawing | — Proousss ix Evecrmicity.—It would seem | that estion of storage batte- vehicles as a motive | 4. The Carpenter ‘Elee- tric Company has solved the problem, and in a short time there will be a line of omnibures | running in this city operated by the new sys- | tem. Heretufore the g-eat defect in storage | battery systems has been their liubility to wear | Gat in’ short time. By the use and _applica- tion of “Cerussite,” a mineral of which the company owus «large mine valued at many mil- lions of dollars, this difficulty is believed to be fully overcome. So confidert is the company of suceess that to those who subscribe for stock Within sixty days a guarantee of 10 per cent on | the investment is assured. The office of the company is im the BLoreham. . ——— Ove of the greatest sensations of the day is Levy's great American band, ofa special selection of the finest artints tobe found in America numbering forty leading mmuticiaua— Adet = Axoxa “Barnard College Notes” of the last number of the Liue and W bite we notice the fol- lowing item, which may be of interest to our | Campbell, 1 | made an address on “Education.” Macarty and Seer Thomas J. King. The Distriet Commissioners, Judge Bradle; f of Police Moore and quite a number of cers of the city government were present. Among other members of the exchange were | Vice President Joges, Wm. C. Morrison, W. D. as S. Hutehinson, Samuel 8. hedd, J. H. Lane, T. V. Noonan, Charles | D. T. Cissel, Fred. W. Pilling, iailoway, C. Burlew, E. J. Story and Frank L. Harve; Messrs. E. B. Hay, Geo. D. Scott and James R. Galloway entertained the company with hu- morous songs and recitations. ‘The builders’ exchenge has a membership of between two and three hundred, compoved of the leading builders and dealers in materials ring iato the construction of buildings. The object is to elevate the standard of work, and regulate various questions of inter- ttoemployer and employes. The exchange is now erceting a fine building on the oast side of 13th street between G and II streets north- west, which will contain a large audience ball and dining room, several stores and offices. —— THE COLORED &. CHURCH. Gratifying Condition of Things Shown by the Presiding Elder's Keport. ‘The Washington conference of the Methodist | Episcopal Church (colored) was in sesaion yes- terday morning at the Metropolitan Church, on Orchard street, Baltimore. The principal | matter of business during the session was the report read by Presiding Elder J. W. Dans- burg. It showed a gratifying condition of things in his circuit. Presiding Elder H. A. jarroll also read his report and Dr. Payne A resolution to establish a local society for chureh work, stirred up the conferenee, but it ! was laid on the table after it caused a good deal of warm discussion. The Sons and Daughters of conference and the Rising Sons and Uaugh- ters of conference filed into church and were introduced. Speeches were made and the con- ference was presented with sums of money for the worn-out preachers, ior wom these orguni- zatous of Sons and Daughters collect money. | ‘The Firat Prosecution Under It in the Police Court Today. The first case brought under the anti-cigar- ette law wax called to the attention of Judge Miller in the Police Court this morning by Prosecuting Attorney Mullowney. ‘The defendant in the case was Mrs, Elizabeth Soper. Judge Miller asked what penalty was provided by law and Mr. Mullowney said that the law fixed the penalty at frora €2 to $10 and that ‘The judge svid that €5 was about the happy mediuin of the penalty provi it was probably enough for the first offense. ‘The warrant issued against Messrs. Denham & White has not been served, as the boy whom it is charged the cigareties were could not be found yesterday by Lynch, who was informed that the boy gone to Baltimore. The warrant will not served until the boy is found. ager ‘Spinner Memorial. To the Editor of Tue Even:ng Star: E. M.S. in yesterday's Sram .seems to be against the “Scholarship memorial” because it would take $36,000 at 5 per cent to produce $1,800 a year. Now this sum would yield three Do You Kxow Wuar Y. A POINT FOR YOU. IF YOU DECIDE, FROM WHAT YOU HAVE HEARD OR READ, THAT YOU WILL TARE HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA FOR YOUR SPRING MEDICINE Do Nor BE INDUCED To BUY ANY SUBSTITUTE INSTEAD. REMEMBER THAT THE SOLE REASON FOR URGING YOU TO BUY SOME OTHER MEDICINE 18 THAT A LITTLE MORE PROFIT MAY BE MADE ON THE SUBSTITUTE. THEREFORE INSIST UPON HAVING HOODS SARSAPARILLA, HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. Dovarass & Buo. 012 NINTH ST., NEAR F. Wo wish to cai particular attention to our / LADIES’ HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Our 35c. Fast Black Hose reduced to 25e. Our 35e. Pin Striped Hose reduced to Ze. Our ii5e. Fancy Boot Hose reduced to 25e. We have a full essortimerit of Ladies’ Richelieu Robbed Drop-stitched Lisie Thread Hose—Tans, Siat Gray, Black and Fancy Shades—at S0e., aud 81 pa Arai Tue of Boys' and Misses’ Hose, Fast Black Tibbed, at 25e., 350. and 30e. Also a full line of Black Silk, from Tie. to #5. Ladies wiil do Well to exan.ine our Remnant Counter of odd sizes in Hose. Prices reduced to 15c., 20c. and DOUGLASS & BRO. Open until 9 p.m. Saturday. mbi3 Moacxisrosnes. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Waterproof Coats, im- ported and domestic. We keep a large stock on hand ‘and a'90 make coats to order trom measure. | B. H. STINEMEYZ & SONS, H mbt: i 7 PA. AVE. New Novexrs Is Srona Rossersa New Patent Leather Bluchera, ‘Low and High Cut. Newest Noveltics in Ladies’ Fine Slippers and Oxford Ties. Satins in all colors, White, Blue, Pink, Canary, Grays. Suedes in Colors, Silver Gray, Tan, Ox Blood, Green and Blue, White, &e. Also a full line of Colored Leather Slippers and Oxfords, Artistically made. Specials to Order. A full line of Boys’ and Children’s Wear. WILSON & CARR, $9 ¥ ST. NW. Baltizuore Store—4 and 6 Baltimore st. mb10-5t Tue Great Assroxers Sate NOW IN PROGRESS Isa bona fide, legitimate and genuine guarantee to ‘sell Clothing of the Lest evades; Clothing expert Galtiv:ore tailor: ‘even less than the cost of comprisesa profuse display of made from all approved weavings. 2 ELYSIANS, CHEVIOTS, &e. SUITS IN CASSIMERE: 1UTS, FLANNGLS, . (Fine American wud Imported Weaver.) ‘THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT IS OPEN. Gannents will be made to order until the entire splenaid Ime of Choice Suitings now in stock is se- lected and sold. The display of Piece Goods in- cludes, im addition to the usual offerings, a superb array of New Spring Fabrics, receutly huported. Test the Purchasing Power of Your Dol lars at This Great Sale. Assignees of NOAH WALKER & CO., At the Old Stend, AVE. N. W. 62% PE T. B .Towsen & Sos, DEALL ST. N.W. Dress Gouds, 50c, New shacies Woo.ace Lress Gouda, 20. Sew styies Plaid Dress Goods, yard wide, 19% and "Wool Mixed Dress Goods, in all colors, extra wide, fois case more Light azd Dark Calico, in remnants, Beautiful tine Zevier Dress Ginelains Weare sti seine Table Linen at the reduced prices, end will as one as the stock Insts. ya Bree line Dress Ginghaius. in new styles, 8 and case Best Fruit of the Lovin Bieached Cotton, sa "Bites care Ct, aa sane ete Best Bleached ting, <4 yards wide, x Regre selling — apron Gingham for 8c. ona acune A Bleached and Unbleached Sheetins, 10-4 wide, for!! Red Tatse Linen, tsi coivis, xe." Just received s good Launered Shirt, ony ae. Boys’ hnee Pants, fe, , Men's Curiae Shirts, ie. e. oO : Nake Orel aie For Easrzr, Which comes on the 29th of this moath, lofferan EASTERCAROL by PHILLIPS BROOKS; $1.00. AN EASTER HYMN, by ARCH- DEACON FARRAR; 50c. Alsoa lance assortment of EASTER CARDS, BUOKLETS and NOV- ELTIES. Your patronae asked. ROBERT T. MILLER, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, s17-6m = 509 1th st.—Opposite Treas: Biaxx Boors, MEMORANDUMS, INVOICE AND SCRAP BOOKS, OrYING BOOKS, PRESSES AND STANDS, YAPEK AND ENVELOPES FINE STATIONERY, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. EASTON & RUPP, 41 TH ST. ¥.W., @22gm__ OPPOSITE STAB OFFICE. Fraser Fuox Ocs Facrony. A MAGNIFICENT or THE CELEBRATED * SEAL” CLOTH SURFACE MACKINTOSHES PRINTS, WOOLENS SILKS. FIFTY PATTERNS. LATEST STYLES. PRICES 1.7 To 817.50, GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, 300 9TH 8T., MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manaser. nlétr | a le WASHINGTON, CITY ITEMS. House Keepers, Attention! Box Drarct From Frist Haxvs axp Get Goon Goops. Pause and think And you will come to the conclimion that Tur Great AtLaytic axp.Pactric Tea Co., as many wagons, can ve better goods for leas mroncy than say house in the city, and at the same time you participate Of the profits. Our system of doing business and giving China, Glase Ware, Crock ery, &c., with Teas, Coffees, ‘Powder arid Condensed Milk is closely imitated bj smaller concerns, but. one trial of, our goods will convince you that we are the Leaders and Pioneers. Granvlated Sugar. Standard A Sugar. White Extra C Sugar. Jest Recervep a Canso oF New Cror Teas, At 35, 40, 50, 60 and 90c. per pound. Special presenta to buyers of Thea-Nectar Tea and A. & P. Baking Powder. Our Java and Mocha Coffee at 38 and 35 cents is deliciously flavored. Our new crop of Moyune Teas at $1 per pound isexcelleat. Don't forget Tue Oxp Rexisuce Tea Hovsre, Tus Great Amuaxrié axp Paciric Tea Go. We cordially invite all lovers of good Teas, Coffees and Baking Powder to call and bring their friends and Inspect our excellent stock of New Teas, Pure Coffees and Baking Powder ing elsewhere with every 25c. worth of ‘Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Mil. Remember Our Stores: 501 and 503 7th st. n.w.; 1620 t4th st. n.w.; 3104 M st., Georgetown; 58, 59 and 60 Center Market; 92 Western Market; 8 and 9 O-st. Mar- ket; 101 Northern Liberty Market. mushroom concerns and imitators. mbl4-2t Newron H. Bowman, Manager. Disease. The question of Electro-therapeutics is a vital one and to its safe tion in morbid conditions it 1s of primary inv portance, first of all, to be well verwod in evers department of medicine, to be a practical ob- server and reasoner; without these he cannot succeed, hence the very few who are successful in healing by electri Again, it is not sufficient to be an M. D. ‘any an M. D. knows but little abont medicine, still less of disease and nothing ut all of Eleetro- therapeu! no time to devote to so tedious a work, henee its scientific applicution devolves upon the spe- cinlist, who, by long experience and observa- tion, with appropriate appliances, has gained a knowledge of its laws and induences upon Which alone depends success in the healing art. _Fifteen years’ observation in relieving Nervous and other derangements with ite varied and diverse intluences has given me ome hints ou how and when to expect certain results from certain applications, and hundreds of Washington citizens who have been perma- nenily cured through the past seven years bear ine testimony in suying its healing intluence is both complete and permanent. The diseases ameuable to electrical treatment are varied and numerous and we will not stop to enumerate them here, but simply state that those derangements not curable by it I do not undertake, and if each physician would adopt this principle there would be less suffering aud more thankful hearts. * L. 8. Nrcuonsox, M. D., att 604 12th st. nw. The Fedora Dress Shields are indorsed by Mesers. BB. J. Behrend & Son as follows: Gents: Your ‘*Fedora” Shields are certainly all you claim, viz., the best in the world. There are plenty similar shields in the market, but none compare in quality with the “Fedora.” For vale at all first-class stores, mbi4, ap1,18,my 16423 Read. Reflect. Investigate. ‘Tue Sick Mape Wet Wrrnour Mepicixe. Coxsuiratioy, Exaarxation, Diagsosis Faxe. oMAN MAGNETISM. Tho vital or life principle, ay transmitted by Dr. Henry Colford, 707 1th st. n.w., to the Brain, the Spine and the Nervous Sysiem, will restore the health of the body after every other known method of cure has failed. No incurable canes trented—no case continued which does not show satisfactory improvement the first week. ‘The treatment acts immediately and simultaneously onevery function of the body. It will penetrate to ard act on every substance found in the body, unless disease has 80. disor- ganized it that death is impending. The doctor's practice ig confined giclusively to cases con- sidered incurable. Call or send for the doctor's book, “Unquestionable Facts Which History, Science and Reason Furnish About the Occult Force Which Rules the Human Body.” attention of critical, intelligent and skeptical sons is especially desircd. Further partien- lars on application by mail or in person. Office hours, 1to 4 p.m.—every day. Satisfactory Washington references. 1t-Dr. Hexny Corrorp, 707 11th st. n.w. Scores of People Cured. 6340. Bige. No Cunowic Disease Escapes Irs WoNDERFUL Hearne [xrLveNces. Dns. Furxcn, 1326 F st. n.w., The successful dispensers of magnetism. Hundreds every day are asking the question, Isita fact that Dr. French actually makes the wonderful cures published so frequently in the daily papers? We say yes, and the proof is easily obtained by personal inquiry from the many people treated and cured at 1325 F street. ‘They never publish cures made at other points, as the custom of ome is, but all are people treated and cured in and nbont Washington. ‘The following cases arc well worthy the carefni investigation of every intelligent sick person or their friends: 2 Mrs. A. B. Collins, a life-long resident of Washington and widow of a well-known de- ceased zrmy officer, had suffered for yeurs with catarrh, throat trouble and a large goitre upon the neck. She says that she is perfectly cured of all these troubles. Miss Conner, Ebbitt Honse, nasal catarrh and enlarged tonsils, per- fectly and permanently cured. Dr. French: has at least fifty persons under treatment for diseases of a private nature, and not one of all of them but rays their progress ix phenomenal. Eugene Wilson, bladder trouble of ten years’ standing, is quite cured after eight weeks’ magnetic treatment. He says he had spent hundreds of dollars without the least benefit tv any one but the doctors. and drug- ts. Mrs. Saruh Dunlap, dyspepsia, liver and ney trouble, had wasted a great deal of mouey uselessly, but is now quite well and sayn she can enjoy living again. Fully fifty cases of ozina and catarrh are cured or being rapidly cured. Newrasthenia, neuralgia, rheumatism, sciatica, hysteria, fe- male weakness, progress toa cure rapidly un- der magnetiom na applied by Dr. French. Skin diseases, dyspepsia, scrofula, dropsy, and, in fact, every chronic disorder, no matter how long standing. Muny of the worst cases cured without the use of medicine. In those cases he simply applies his hands to the afflicted parts and delves the disease before ‘him from the hue man -frame by means of his great tie power. Dr. French cures all forms of female complaints without the use of instruments or other means of torture. ‘Magnetism is the greatest hoon of the age to the afficted, and he thnt is wise will his own judgment concerning the curative power of old methods. Why not investigate something new? Do not let prejudice blind you, but con- sult Dr. French uny day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. All letters must contain # stamp. It Look at the Domestic,Run by Electric- ity, in window of Domestic Sewrse Macuine Rooms, 7th and H. Electric motors furnished atlow it ager 6 Raymond Extension Roller Skates, $1.25. A full line of Roller Skates. L.H. Horxixs, 933 F. mb14-3t* ‘ ernie RPC aS Cooking is one of the arts of civilization, but when you have good cooking, and the choicest the. market can are and are only i ¥ Cream. wrinkle removed. Sold druggists. Laboratory, 613 13th st. D.c, SATURDAY, Beware of id suceesstu! applica- while the skitled physician has | a af CITY ITEMS. article of diiious flavor. The Johuston Breakfast Coffee. Roasted and supplied to the grocers of ‘Washington daily. ‘Be stre you get this coffee in packages only beering the nanie Gobnston’s) (Breakfast) Coffee.) Retails at 25 cents per pound package. (Requires no) (Gettling.) Johnston rebate in <eutter checks in every package, e tinting the constmer to the fobbers’ rebate, which will be redeemed by all grocers and at our Washington office, It rviug Knives: im- 77 Penn. ave. 1t* Headquarters for Draping Forms, from 95 up. Srauy & Fixe, mhid-s&w-tf 9th st. now. Pocket, Tuble und mense stock. WaLvoxp's, luce this polish to con- sumere, we will offer to each customer one of | our regular . bottles for 2c. This offer only holds good for one week, be- ginning March 16, and only for one bottle. Tne P. Haxsox Huss Mro. Co., mhil-6t 1310 F st. nw. Buy a Machine With a Reputation | Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuitie machines. Wuuexer & Wicsox Mra. Co., fe28-ste 437 9th at. nw. Phillips? Digestibie Cocoa, a delicious fat- producing drink which does not distress. 4 Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c. quickly felieved | by |“drown's Bronchial ‘Troches.” A simple and effectual remedy su- perior to all other articles for the same pur- pose. 22 Cal h Writing Machine is ‘the best for manifolding and for specd. 2 Dr. C. W. Benvon, the well-known Balti- more [rome in Skin Diseases and Diseases of tho Nervous System, has opened an ottice in Washington, D.C., for the treatment of all Skin and Nervous Diseases sud removing super- fluous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors aad blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partuer, Dr. E. O. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes- day from $:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at their office, 1212 G st. n.w. n2z-s,m,t,tr The Red-Hand Brand Or Axisove’s Ixpta PaLe ALE, Brewed and bottled in England by the re- nowned firm of 8. Allsopp £ Sons’, Ltd. oan be had from Jou H. Maonuper, 1417 New York ave. and 1122 Conn. ave. feSl-s&tu,tt In the Days of the past people had to suffer much pain; now the iEave Eahiation OL "6 An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. It charms on sight. Ite use eurap' tures. Oftice 437 9th street northwest. dlt-te HOTELS. YOK'S Néw WONDER OF THE WORLD! present ah capensitureot Over BWR. Qe ral Hotel over.coxing Central Park, Fifth avenue, Sth and 6th wis., New York. ‘class. Absolutely PLAZA. On and E1 ans. Within nalt biosk'of Gib ave, Lestatel ie By terminus, JFitth ave. stayes aud crows town cars pass doors. ya nagat perio’) eauap ped hotel as tas wnat Son re Hotel Hogualers Et WwW ILLABD » hUTEL, Pa. ave. and 14th st., Washington, D.C. LBBITE HOUS: WASHINGTON, D.C. Marci 1, 4" Sa ad bs } 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. FINANCTAL. ERNAN'D be » TE By ok ENCOLN MUsiC HALL Ka | Poor sen FORIN ax pers coMPANT oF MONDAY EVENING, MARCH Pt, 181. £15 PM. TONIGHT! TONIGHT: GRAND Testi MON AL, CONCERT, MARYLAND. IRWIN BROS." SIGNOR MAMIANO MAINA. ‘Capital... eee OO BIG SPECIALTY Siow, STIRK AND ZENO. BY Hib FRIENDS AND PUPILS. PROGRAM, Lateof Barnum-Bailes’s Show. Lonton. 2. Opening ae ane ibiadaas lich 00. 2 My Peace in Gone Ladies’ Matinees Tuestay, Thurslay and Satunlay. | 3. Di quai eo Holiday Matinee St. Patrick's Day. HARRY W. 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