Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1891, Page 16

ingto 16 LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT a. xf SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia. Delaware, Marytand and Virginia, rain Sunday; warmer; variable winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 7 am. t Falls. temperature, 48: condition, 22. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 45. Con- dition at north connection, 34: condition at sonth connection, 10; distributing | reservoir, temperature, 43: condition at inBuent gate house. 11; condition at eluent gate house, 11. High tide in the river, 5:21 p.m. Low tide in the river, —. Ox Moxpay, at 11 o'clock sharp, I will sell at auction the entire line of ladies’ fin shoes, such as Cousins, Johnson's, Cox's, Car- lisle and other good makes. The entire stock must be sold. This would give you a splendid epportunity to buy fine shoes at your own Wa. Lowexrsat, auctioneer for J. ock, 722 7th wt. Eastex Ecos! = Easter Noventirs! Dyed eggs for Easter. A large stock at Krarrt's Bakery, 1756 Penna. av Iz Is Not Mecu! Oue dollar is not much money, and yet we can sell you an Al crush hat, full satin lined, in all the new spring colors, at that price. FRaxc & Sox, One Price, ‘Cor. 7th and D. Hanpwane, Wholesale and retail. The system of selling every article at a small profit. but ofa thoroughly reliable quality, is regular principle with us. ‘ple agents for the “Buffalo Standard Scale Company,” “Bay State” Lawa Mowers, &c., &¢. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., 606 Penna. ave. Brawxers, linens, dress goods, &c., at_and below cost during removalat BuoDREaD & Co.'s. Homas artificie! eyes. Hewruer’s, 453 Pa. ave. Dos’r Brureve Every Lave.—tabels, like some people, promise more than they can per- form; some again are reasonable. We have read the label of Dr. Heuley’s Celery, Beef and Iron, and know many instances wherein it has proved to be just what it claims by doing just what it promises. One dollar a bottle, and it cures nervousness, dyspepsia, kidney and liver troubles, sleeplessness, melancholy, &e., &c. ‘You can believe its label always. Campagy's Svrrs from $1.25 up. Wat. Gan- wer, the People’s Clothier, 1026 7th st. n.w. 23 P x.w.—Jows B. Hexpznsox—923 F x.w. Plastic Relte Interior Lincrusta, Walton, &¢. Estimates cheerfully furnished. York guaranteed. Feasets"s Porcrar Ick Cream is delivered toall parts of Washington and Georgetown every day in the year. Order a quart for din- ner by telephone. 1427 New York avenue. Fixe Pontaarrs at Kets Kemethy's, 1109 Pa. av. Vierr te Exrine Canret Cueaxtxa Wonks, (681-635 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2 ‘Taz well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one firm in the United States. Buack Cuaevior Stirs, $10; warranted all wool Ww. Garver, 1026 7th st. now. Free Oxp Rvs and Bourbon whiskies of 1866, 1873 and 1579, the choicest to be had, and of which I make a specialty. Call at »1 old es- tublishment of Cuuis. Maxpes, 909 7th street northwest. ‘One price only. Rexovaton axo Mora EXrerwrxator. Until June 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 | Tenovated for about $5 instead of $15. Stonace, Packixe axp Movrxe. Private rooms in our 22d st. storage ware house at $3, $5, $7.50 and $10 per month or floor space at 21 per month and upward. ‘Our own men and wagons furnished for pack- ing and moving. Packing materials for sale. ‘One entire floor devoted to storage of car- and harness. ve make a specialty of taking up, cleaning, renovating and steri.g carpets. Prices accord- quantity and quality. ators, straw mattings, baby car- ringes, cedar chests, fly screens and loose covers. The largest lines of these goods we ever displayed. Ask for Sweet's refrigerator. Uses 25 per cent less ice than any other, is the cleanest and cheapest and is warranted. W. B. Moses & Soxs, Lith and F streets. Furniture, carpets, upholstery and wall papers. “Maxrrov,” the finest sparkling table water and ginger champagne in the world. An abso- Jtely natural mineral water that creates appe- tite, aids digestion and tones up the system generally. Cuances Kuaruen, 737 7th st nw. Gas Fixrenes, Lamps, Gas Ranges, Plumbing and Heating. 5S. S. Suepp & Buo., You Ane Istexestep InS. H. D. Protective Association advertise- mnt in Special Notice column. Read it. Levy's Great American Band, the grandest constellation of musical celebrities on record, is G. A. BR. Surrs a People’s Clothier, 1026 CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Ataavon's.—Sara Bernhardt in “Cleopatra.” Natiowat.—Margaret Mather i “Leah.” Haaass'.—“Lights and Shadows.” Kenxax's.—Harry Willams’ Own Specialty Company. jalty. Wx. Garver, the st. new. ses a CONDENSED LOCALS. The report printed in yesterday's Stan on tho “Sabbath Union and “the Exposition” was satay the Baltimore conference of the M. % south at its latemeeting in Roanoke, a ‘The members of the Emerald Club were most | enjoyably entertained by Mr. T. E. Barron at of business, 604 Louisiana avenue west, last evening. Songs and storie indulged in until a late hour and the best humor prevailed. - Sheldon Jackson of the bureau cf edu- cation delivered an interesting lecture last night before the Young Men's Christian Asso- cation on “Alaska.” He paid particular at- tention to the peoples of that region, and gave some valuable information respecting their customs, dress, habits and condition. —_— ‘The Mt. Carmel Pulpit. The clerk of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church states that the announcement that Rev. William Gray bad been called to the pulpit of that charch to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- nation of Rev. 3. G. Lamkins was incorrect and ture. Rev. Mr. Gray, be says, has been invited to fill the pulpit’ temporarily, subject to a change at any time. ee oe ‘Thomas K. Gray's Will. ‘The will of the late Thomas K. Gray was filed yesterday. He leaves his estate to his daugh- ter, Mattie E. Gray, and names her executrix without bond. The will was witnessed by his three sons, E. N., H. K.and G. B., and was made about one year ago. It was fully proven, ai- mitted to probate and letters issued to the daughter. ee An Floral Exhibition. ‘The annual Easter exhibition of flowers will be opened by Messrs. J. H. Small & Sons at their establishment, corner 14th and G streets northwest, on Monday next. Their extensive ware rooms will be filled with every species of roses, Easter lilies and other flowers, while it is intended to make the window display surpass Lave shown the ine a ve shown nuity, origi at tacts tn Sorel arcbitestere 1 Genie to yee. diet that the coming exhibition will be more beavéifal and more extensive than any hereto- fore witnessed in this city. sd aE Dox’r Miss tomorrow morning's Sunday Herald, & pages. ° eee te Aram, Mar ax Juxg comprise the spring seanions of the Spencerian Business College, the most pleasant season for young people to’ re- ierrth agin hordiand ‘nd, trpowring, mechanical and architectural drawing, or service training. "= his were of ANACOSTIA, CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION MEETING. ‘The Anacostia Citizens’ Association met last night at the station house, President Charles Barker in the chair. Judge George H. Arm- strong was made secretary pro tem. The Minresota avenue improvement was rej as in an unfavorable condition. The attention of the association wns called to the fact that the Anacostia Railroad Company was prepar- ing to set a switch on Nichols avenue between Jefferson and Pleasant streets. The commit- tee on railroads, William J. Latimer, Charles Barker and Dr. Grant, was directed 10 protest against the laing of the proposed switch. The spPropriation for paving Nichols avenue from Muple avenue to Douglass Hall, with granite blocks, is sufficient only to pave one side of it, nd it was maintained that if the railroad com- pany would isy a double track from Jefferson Street to Sheridan avenue and pave inside and two feet outside its tracks the existing appro- riation would then cover the cos: for paving oth sides of Nichols avenue. To BUY A LOT FOR A CHURCH. A meeting of the ladies of the M. E. Church was held last night at the residence of Mrs. John McLean, on Monroe street, for the pur- pose of devising means to purchase a lot at the rear of the present church on which to erect a new church building. An organization was effected with Mrs. John McLean as president and Mrs. J. E. Powell as secretary. It was de- cided to hold a social early in April. Various committees were appointed. Those presont: Mrs. 8. V. King, Mra. J. H. Dony, Miss Mattie Minnix, Misses’ Ella and Maggie Richardson, Miss Cora McLean and others. PERSONAL. Dr. C. H. Weiss was in Baltimore yesterday. Miss Rosa Poats is visiting Miss Sadie Ander- son. Mr. James F. Rose, now of Chi Pay a visit to this, bis old home. ¢ nainea of those persons who are confined to their homes with the grip are as follow Col. A. B. Frisbie, Dr. Stewart Harrison, James Young, Miss Emma Bowen, Mrs. Louise Smith aud Mr. Thomas Gray. NOTES. The M. E. Church has purchased a new organ. ‘The W. C. T. U. is arranging for # meoting Sunday at the Baptist Church. Mr. Seth A. Brashears was accidentally in- jured Thursday by Mr. Christopher Heyes. ‘Nicholas Brooke of Silver Hill, Prince George's county, died Yhursday and was buried this afternoon in St. Ignatius’ churchyard. Dolly Clifton, infant daughter of Edward Clifton of Silver Hill, Md., died yesterday. Samuel Sorrell of Hillsdale was on Thursday evening thrown from his cart and had his leg broken. Mr. William J. Latimer has just completed @ survey of the Strakweather estate at the junc~ tion of Minnesota and Massachusetts avenues. _ Naomi Tent (ladies) I. 0. R., at its last meet- ing listened to uddresses trom Mr. John It. Ma- honey, Miss Alice Hostetter, Mr. B. Milstead and Mr. Leon Milstead. Miss Agnes Catterton rendered a vocal solo. Cornelius Duckett of Garfield has been granted a pension of $12 per month, dating from July 17 last. Washington amateurs produced play at St. Elizabeth Opera House Thursday night. Mineola ‘ribe, No. 14, Improved 0. k. M., met last night with Sachem il. W: Eno om the stump. ‘The second degree was worked and some initiations were made. ‘The Anacostia Kailroad Company is extend- ing its tracks trom the main stem at lth and G streets southeast to Congressional cemetery. Chas. E. Entwisle has been promoted from second to first sergeant, Anacostia Cadets, vice Jos. King, resigned. ‘THE METABHYSICAL SocrRTY. A very pleasant social event was the enter- taining literary selections and classical music reudered at the Metaphysical bureau rooms last evening in honor of Wm. P. and Nina Vera B. Hughes on F street. The parlors were crowde! with a highly appreciative audience. The programa was rendered by the following artists: Elocutionists, Miss Florence Perry and Miss Connor: soloists, the Misses Slade, Wise, King, Hodgkin and Mr. and Mrs. Hughes. Kefrestments were served. Some of present were Mr. and Mrs. Gough and guest. Mr.aud MratHoughton,Mr.and Mrs. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Wise and tamuly, Mr. and Mrs. Cowsel and family, Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs. Cornell, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Allan, Mrs. Dawsou, Mr. and Mrs. Oxgood, Miss Osgood, Miss Parke, Mrs. Peloubet and daughter, Mrs. Himan and daughter, Mr. Clurk, Miss Crockett, Mr. Humphrey, Mrs. Whitington, Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Neids! will soon eee Tae Sunday Herald, 24 pages. ge a The Church of the Covenant. The Church of the Covenant held its ad- journed annual mecting on Thursday evening for the election of officers. Mr. William Bul- lantyne and Mr. Claudius B. Jewell were re- elected ruling elders, and additional officers were chosen as follows: Ruling elders: Pay- master Gen. Edwin Stewart, Dr. Wm. St. George Elliott and Mr. Fred Perry Powers; deacons, Mr. Sanford N. Whitwell, Col. William Woodville Flemming and Mr. Charley J. Toot. During the past year this church has received seventy-seven new members, has lost by distuis- sions fifteen and by death four. Its present membership is 361. About $25,000 have been received and expended during the year in the prosecution of its work. — Fasten wonders fo r children. Govtp’s, 9th.— Adel. —__ See Srrciat Notice of 5. H. D. Association. * — Great Baxoatn in real estate next to corner Pennsylvania avenue on 12th street.—See advt. Carusi, 1224 F . ‘The Hebrew Charity Ball. The charity bail to be given by the Jewish societies of this city on Tuesday evening, | March 24, at Masonic Temple, promises to be one of the finest full dress affairs ever given in this city. ‘The hall will be handsomely devorated and the music, under the leadership of Prot. }Stein for the dance aud Prof. John Vhilip ing long to be rememberod. of this ball are to be devoted toward the found- ing of a howe for the poor and intirm, of all denomination, everyoue has responded most generously and the sule of tickets bas been very large. Bustxess Ext ——— PEISY AND HoxoraBLe Sveo- ray of Fong men and women in the business practice hail of Speucerian Col- lege upon methods of achieving success in bus- iness and the duty of aiding in building up the business and the soci i Dene volent mterests of our own capital. Enger interest and enthu- siasm greeted bis inspiring speech. * gata | ‘Tux best paper publi ished tomorrow morn- The Suulay Herald, —_— 2h pages. The Grip Coming Exst. The grip is thoroughly epidemic in Pitts- burg and fully 4,000 cases are reported. Several of the most prominent physicians are afilicted jand almost every Lusiness firm nuzabers at least one down with the disease. Among those | whose death can be directly attributed to the grip is Alderman Cassidy, well known in city | affairs, who died yesterday. The disease i far more acute than ever known in Pittsburg e Saniomaa bernie Advices from Gonaives report the United States steamers Philadelphia and Keursarge in that port on Marek 6. Masce Are May MARCH APRIL MAY MARCH APRIL MAY MAKCH APKIL MAY Are the best months in which te purify your blood, During the long. cold winter. the blood becomes thin and impure, the Lody becomes weak and tired, the appetite may be lost, and just uow the system craves the aid of a reliable medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilla. MARCH APRIL MAY MARCH APRIL May MAKCH APLIL MAY Hood's Sarsapariils is pecuiiurly adapted to theneeds of the body durins these montis. It thoroughly puri fies and vitalizes the blood, creates a good appetite, cures biliousness and headache, ives heaithy action to the kidneys and liver and imparts streuyth to the ‘whole body. | MARCH APRIL MAY MARCH APKIL MAY MAKCH APRIL MAY ‘Now is the time when you should give Hood's Sarse- | parilia a fair trial. ‘That srofulous tamt which has been in your biood for years, may be thoroughly ex- pelled by givine Hood's Sarsapariila a fait trial. It really isa wonderful blood purifier and building up medicine, MARCH APRIL MAY MARCH APRIL MAY MARCH APRIL MAY ‘These ere the months in every year when thousands of old friends resort to a regular course of Hood's Sarsa- parila. The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla, once fairly tried, becomes the favorite spring medicine, speaks volumes for its excellence and mediciual merit. HOOD’S SARSAPABILLA Sold by all druggists. $1: six for 85. Prepared only by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Sousa fer the promeuade, wili make the even- | As the proceeds | THE EVENING STAR: y CITY ITEMS. A MESSAGE FROM DR. COLFORD TO THE SICK. Consultation, Examination, Diagnosis Free— ‘The Sick Made Well Without Medicine. Call or send for my little book, “Unques- tionable Facts which History, Seience and son Furnish About the Occult Force which Rules the Human Body.” rusal of this book has resulted in health and happiness to many persons deemed incurable. Dr. Colford is a reguterly qualified physician, who, for twenty years, has made a special study of what are hnown as the occult forces of the body; has for twelve years resided and practiced his tment in the city of Baltimore and in this city nearly one year. ‘The complicated and delicate nature of the results songht for and obtained by Dr. Col- ford’s pationts of both sexes prohibits refer- ence to name, address or results obtained, with- out written permission in the columns of a newspaper. Ample and sstisfactory informa- tion on these points will, however, be furnished at the office to invalids wishing to verify the claims made for the treatment. ‘The brain has been successfully treated by Dr. Colford for melancholy, irritability, excit- ability, hysteria, wakefulness, neuralgia of the most intense and prolonged character known to Medical science, headache and pain of every kind, Vertigo, loss of memory and general vigor and unbalanced mental conditions. The eye for pain, inflammation and impair- ment of the sense of sight due to imperfect nerve and blood supply. granulated eyelids, af- fections of the tear duct and all muscular and nervous affections of the eye. ‘fhe ear for deafness from its many causes, pain and sbuormal sounds and sensations of y kind. Lhe nose, the throat and lungs when over ive to atmospheric and other influences, rthal troubles, coryza, hay fever, , enlarged tonsils, loss of voice and other affections of the vocal chords, globus hys- tericus and the many diseased conditions of these parts which follow acute and chronic dis- eases. ‘The spine for weakness, neuralgia, inflamma- tion, curvature and other disorders to which it is subject. The nervoussystem, digestive organs, hear! kidney bladder, the giandular system an blood for prostration, exhaustion, St. Vitus dance, fits of all kinds, partial paralysis, heart affections, heart failure, dyspepsia, indigestion, nervous affections of the stomach, torpid liver, enlarged spleen, constipation, nervou diarrhea, ulcerated bowels. imperfect action of irritable bladder, asthma, rheuma- tism, rheumatic gout, affections of the joints, inehiding the hip joint, diseases peculiar to CITY ITEMS. The Johnston Breakfast Coffee, Roasted and served to the waa Saal Be sure you et is Cotfee in packages onl bearinj the © name (Johnston's) Breakfast) Coffee.) Retails at 25 cents per pound package. Requires) (no) (settling.) Rebate checks in every package, entitling the consumer to the jobber's Tebate, which are redeemable by all grocers and at our office. The Johnston Spring-Leaf Blendod Tea. The ure Neat #0 blended women, and many other’ diseased conditions, regurded “incurable.” As thereare many vague, erroneous and conflicting ideas concerning the doctor's treatment, the sich are invited to call or write and obtain free cf charge any further information desired. Office hours, 1 to 2 p.m., 6to 7 p.m. Dp. Hexzy Cozronp, 707 Ith st. nw. it Galvanism in Disease. No intelligent physician can condemn eiec- tricity in any form because he Jas tried it in any cuse and failed of beneficial renults. There are so many essential elements necessary to success that a misunderstanding of any one may canse his failure, Our literature on elec- tro-therapeutics is very limited, and much of that is only misleading, so our chief and only reliance is experience. He who always fails in this important branch of medical science is generally either a charlatan, willing to do any- thing for a remuneration, or he is inexperi- enced, in which case he will fail, no matter how skillful in medical lore, diagnosis, ée. Medical clectricity is not a single thing. Its influence is varied and diverse, capable of a very wide range of results for good or evil, requiring as much previous study and much more experience thun does medicine to obtain desired results. ‘The beginner in medieval prac- tice has books, if not brains, to guide him, beginner in electrical practice has no books, hence vacuum. Fifteen years’ experience in observing the various phases of nervous and mental troubles aud the curative effects of gaivanisin and static | currents rightly applied has «fforded me that | knowledge attainable in no other way, and thankful hearts in all parts of Washington testify every day during the past seven years to the great and glorious results obtained by them, and in many of those cases clectricity and medicine had been exhausted long befor L. 8. Niewotsox, M. D 608 120 Hot Cross Buns!!! For Good Friday. Leave your orders for Hot Cross Buns at Krarrr's Bakery, mb21-s,t,th3t 1756 Penusylvania avenue. Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Shampooing a Specialty at 8. Hetxen’s, 720 7th st. new. mb22-s,1n, t5t* A Fight for Existence. A Womax HELriess von Sevex Years. She is Restored to Health by Dr. French. A Remarkable Cure. The great difference between the success of Drs. French’s treatment and that of any other hy sician is due largely to his magnetic power. Mie practice of medicine wo far a» it poe mich the same as it was 300 years ago, and | when a patient changes from one doctor to another of the same school the treatmentis just the same. The new doctor has nothing to oifer the sufferer thatis new, but Dr. French possesses the wondrous gift of healing. Many persons claim this power, but few possess it. Six hun- dred and thirty-one cured and convalescent people in Washington testify to his healing power and bless his name for their release from | hnpending disease and death. Mrs. M. Delong, East Capitol, had suffered seven long and weary years with rheumatism of the limbs and joints, When she first came to Drs. French, 1325 F street, she was obliged to get down the stair- way on her hands and hips, and thus hitch her- | self along. She has been under treatment some ime now, and she hax regained the full use of Ler limbs. She says she is completely well,and wouldn't suffer again as she formerly did for any amount. Dr. French has cured over fifty cases of piles in Washington, and says he will give 2500 for any case of piles he fails to cure. His patients never stop work during treatment. Several years ago Mra. Nash Clark of Cuin- berland was taken with a severe inflammation of the liver which terminated in an aggravated form of dyspepsia and what was supposed to be an incurable chrouie diarrhea. SIF, Clark be- came anxious about his wife and employed the vsiciaus the country affords, without until she had become a helpless in- In this condition she applied to Dre. French for relief. After a few weeks’ treat- ment she wae fully restored to health and says Dra. French saved her life. James Harper, 320 C st.s.c., was cured of catarrh and catarrbal deafness. Drs. Freuch cure epilepay, female complaints, blindness and all diseases of the blood and bones, weak backs, seminal weakness, nervous debility. skin diseares,eerofula and all other forms of chronic disease. Consultation at the office, 1825 Fst. n.w., free. Letters of inquiry must contain a stamp. It What Mrs. Cleveland Reads. Send 25 cents to the Ladies’ Home Magazine, 1025 Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa., and they will wend the magazine for a whole ‘ye are bate premium worth nearly 22. “It is the most wonderful offer yet made. ite Our Stock in Hair Switches and Bangs of every style and shade at very low prices, 8. Hewirx, 720 7th st. nw, ‘mb?21-s,m, t5t* Silent White Machines. Standard Rotary Machines at Srany & Fisxe’s, mb21-2t “Brown's Bronchial Troches” are widely known as an admirable remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis and Hoarseness, 3 | ate The place. Where? Sranx & our Am Chinese, Jap: South American goods. You will not only tind | our places in Washington, but in every city in the United State 225 stores in the United States, Head- marters, 35 and 37 Vesey st., New York ci Washington headquarters, main store, 501 and ax to make the most delicious and healtinful of drinks in packagi only bearing the above name. Tonxston Bros. & Coy 607-613 N.Y. ave., Tea Importers and Coffee Roasters, ‘Telephone 716—3 “Easter Offerings.” Don't Miss It! Special Notice to the Publ Don't fail to call ut the stores of the great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, from March 2Bandall duri re one of our handsome souvenir panel cards entitled “Easter Offerings.” Size 14x29, handsomely mounted and ready for hanging up. We will not attempt to describe it, but we will say that it isa tine piece of lithographic work anda subject that appeals to every heart. ‘This is an original sub- fect, 18s taken from life and handsome enough adorn the walls of any parlor. Call and see us, whether you buy or not. Checks given with every 25 cents’ worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder, Flavoring Extract and Condensed Milk Special presents to bnyers of ‘Thea-Nectar Ten and A. & P. Baking Powder. 38 and 35 cents and deliciously flavored. omplete without our goods, Don’t fail to procure a copy of our it “Easter Offerings.” It is original aud copyrighted by us and can be proctred only at our stores. We will commence giving away this magnifi- cent panel Monday, March 23, and continue for one week. ¥ with one pound of ‘Tea, two pounds of Coffee or one pound of Baking Powder, three cans Condensed Milk or two bottles of Flavoring Extracts. If you want a cup of delicious Coffee try our new blend of 33e. and 35c., served with A. & P. Condensed Milk. rannlated Sugar. Standard A Sugar. Extra © Sugar. New Cuor Teas At 35, 40, 50, 60 and 80c. per ponnd. Our new crop of Moyune ‘leas at 31 per pound is excellent and delicionsiy stavore We cordially mvite all lovers of god Teas, Coffees and Baking Powder to call and bring their fricnds and inspect our excellent stock of New Teas, Pure Coffees and Baking Powder before buying elsewhere. Don’t forget ‘Tur, OL RetiaB.e Tra Hovses, Tur Great Attaxtic axp Pactric Tea Co., 501 and 508 7th st.. corner 7th and E nw. When at leisure call and see us. We will take great pleasure in showing you through our establishment and introdnci me of 508 Tth wt. now.; bi 1620 14th st. and 3104 M xt., Georgetown. Also branches it all the principal markets, where our customers will be given the strictest attention he Newroy H. Lowmax, Manager for District of Columbi Telephone, 455-2 m2 The Jubilee i 500 More Dress At AvEw Pattern mbhli-5t Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti more Specialist in Skin Discases and Disease of the N ‘stem, has opened on office in Washi . for the treatment of all Skin and aves and removing super- flnous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes. Dr! Benson or his’ partner, Dr. unakee, cun be foud every Wednes- n. to 5:30 p.m. at their oftice, n22-6,1n, t,t Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa. Furnishes nutriment and aids digestion. The Red-Hand Brand Or Atisorr's INvia Pane Ane, Brewed and bottled in England by the re- nowned firm of 5. Allsopp & Sons’, Ltd., can be had from + 490. Only cu’s Domestic Sewing Machine and ‘ooms, 7th and H n.w. and Pa, ay. ae. 1212 G st. nw. 1 Joux H. Macnwpen, M17 New York ave. and 1122 Coun.'ave. ja31-a&tu,tf An Invention Makin; Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. It charms on sight. Its use curaptures. Office 437 9th street northwest. dll-te Sewing a Pastime, + M. Sausrex & Sosa, 427 9th st. n.w., Where you can get all the leading French Fashion Books, Latest styles. Headquarters for all kinds of Draping Aare from ¢1.96 up. nting ani ie makes of Machines mbl7-w,3,3w — Aspecialty. The Fedora Dress Shicids are indorsed by Miss Annie Byrne, the leading dressmaker in Baltimore, as follows: I consider them superior to all others and so do my customers. For sale at all first-class stores. mhls-wastjet Cash Bargains.—Very best quality Fruit of the Loom Cotton, yard wide, Bige. Very finest quality Lonsdale Cambric, vard wide, 10c. Sheeting gen excellent quality, immense “CantEn’s,” 711 Market space. why: rae Buy a Machine With = Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service, fotary motion free frten the hanty, reaping not 0 ton of autle machines ty ‘We will open Saturday, March AMUSEMENTS. LL XOOLN mosic aL. TWO GRAND CONCERTS. JULES LEVY And his GREAT AMERICAN BAND, Assisted by MLLE. STELLA COSTA, Soprano. + MLLE. JACOBINA WICHMAN, Contralto. SIG. BARRON BERTHALD, Tenor. SIG. LEON SABBATELLI, Baritone. ‘Matinee, 2:30—Everfing, 8 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1. General Admission, 75c. Gallery, 50c, Reserved é 1.50. tutte at DROUPS, 925 Penna, ave., on and after March 25. ‘mab21-10t “ACADEMY OF MUSIC. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, @ Only appearance of HERR XAVER SCHARWENKA, ‘The Eminent Composer Pianjst, Ina brilliant PIANO RECITAL. Prices, €1.50, $1, 75c. and 50e. Programs and tickets at Metzerott's, 1110 F st. n.w. SATURDAY EVENING, March 28, The Celebrated BERNHARD LISTEMANN CLUB #BERNHARD LISTEMANN CLUB BERNHARD LISTEMANN CLUB of Boston. nih, Kuuolt Rissiai Fritz nn. "Prim tourth concert of the Bischoff Course. ulmulenton, GO cent s, Withor ‘harge, Lie Ses, Reet cated now on, 7 Pa. KEBSAN'S sale at ave. We mb 2i-at NEW WASHINGTON THEATER. ELEVENTH STREET. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! HARRY W. WILLIAMS’ OWN SPECIALTY COMPANY. ‘Weok Commencing Monday, March 23, VAIDIS SISTERS’ NOVELTY COMPANY, VAIDIS TWIN SISTERS, Sparring Partner of BOB FITZSIMMONS, BILLY Woop, ‘Who defeated the Ithaca Giant and who will meet All Comers, Mare 3 SN'S LON: i Maret, 30—FLYN: ‘DON GAIETY GIRLS. RING AND EXCURSIONS, ireland, Svot-and. France, Belaium, nud, Ge Parties jguine abroad carly and secure steamer, a-comiuolations serauss and general tnforiugtion call Gaze sri Visiting Es Tray, Switzer! at NORAMA OF PILGRIM'S PROGRESS And Lecture by Kev. ADAM CHAMBERS of ‘York city, at Union MF. C) near Penn. ave., TUESDAY EVE} MARCH 24. children, Lc. Bewins at 8 o'clock. Presented 100 nights in Boston, Mass. Baitinore. Haw lad erext succes in many’ ¢ ap Awerican and Fniand, oe WASHINGTON, D.C, SATURDAY, “MARCH 21, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. AMUSEMENTS. O'CONOR IS A GREAT ACTOR—-IN MANY. spects the actor the world ret seen. —N. - OConor is the falperformance, S'Gguor Hiner Reemtng ster. ton the Globe Theater were chan ‘cose was Brenig Star. OConor draws. “comedian O'SenoF in drawing larwe crowds to the Glebe Theater: Tn consequence, fi wie ailewine’ ‘their Orerero SiConor draws, indeed.—Darly Critic, “Wi JAMES OWEN O'CONOR, att Globe Theater. Coxcenr BY THE YALE GLEP AND BANJO CLUB, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 9TH AND D N.W.. EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 30, 8 P.M. Tickets on sale at Metzerott's Music Store, 1110 F street, bexinning Monday, March 23. ‘mb21-0t jp M. = ema ll 20TH ST. AND PA. AV tecture, ol paint (zaRr TY BALL. TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1801, AT MASONIC 1EMPLE. Given by tie Jewish societies, the proceeds tobe devoted toward the founding of shome for the aged and infirm poor. Tickets can be had of the reception committes. SIMON WOLF, at Chairman. F®ANz RUMMEL IN WASHINGTON. ‘The Two (2) First Piano Recitale (Since his brilliant successes in Europe, also in Ne York, Boston, Chicago, Cincimmati, St. Louis and the far west) Will occur om SATtnd <7"! APTERNOONS AT 3 monbax, 23, § AT LINCOLN HALL, RESERVED SEATS, $1, 75c., ALSO 50e. SEATS CAN BE HAD AT THE MUSIC STORE OF E. F. DROOP, 925 PENNA. AVE. ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH 17. mhl4-7t ALIFORNIA, TEXAS, MEXICO. 2 Special parties. Sem-monthiy. Tourist Parties over the Southern Pacific Coupany's San Set and Ogden Routes. “Cheap rates. Apply to E. HAWLEN, AG. T. M.. 4h Broadway, New York; KJ. SMITH, Axt., 40 So! Sdlst..' Philadelphia. Je2d-s, wiodt LECTURES. ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPEKA HOUSE. Mesars. Henry E. Abbey and Maurice Grau respect- fully aunoinee the reappearance in Washington for ‘one Week only of SARAH BERNHARDT, LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT AT 8. CLEOPATRA. PRICES: Reserved Seats: $3, €2.50 and - Igty, ltewrveds #00. weneral ‘hdiatetons Gallery, #1. HOMESTEAD. ‘Next Week—THE OLD SEATS NOW ON SALE SONAL EXPEKIENCES.” % A LECTURE By Mr. GEO. H. HARRIES, staff correspondent of ‘The Evening Star at Pine Ridge during the recent In- dian troubles. HAMLINE M.E. CHURCH, 9th and P sts.n.w., FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1891. Tickets... 25 cents For sale at the Door or at Towner's, 1316 7th st.u.w. mb21-6t EXCURSIONS, &e. ALBAUGHS GRAND WEEK OF MARCH 23. MATINEFS WEDNESDAY SATURDAY. DENMAN THOMPSON'S Domestic Comedy, THE OLD THE OLD 4KE OVD THE OLD Presented by a Strous Company, with Realistic NEW SATIONAL THEATION. CE OF MARGARET MM MM ooA TTTT HoH FRE RRR Musee a THT OU ERR RRR BU GA PH ime MMMA A T H H FER R Ro THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING NEXT WEFK Mr. Charies Frohman’s company of comedians will present Mr. Win. Gillette's New Comedy, “MR. WIL- KINSON’S WIDOWS.” Seats now on sale. It NEW NATIONAL THEATRE-EXTRA LE OF SEATS. IN PROGR Now SS, NOW IN PxOGHESS. Fok GILLETTE'S GILLETTE'S Mi Same authorship as Private Secretary, mbit USVERSALIST CHURCH, 13th and L sts. n.w. THURSDAY, March 26, THE ADAMOWSKI QUARTETTE. T. Adamowski, Ist violin. M. Zach. violin, A! Moldaner, 3d violin. “| J. Adamowski, ‘cello. ‘Members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Prices—91, 7 and 50 cents: Programs and tickets at Metzerott's. New Douxisa Baas, mhi-tomb2s 1329G0t.n.w. a OF MUSIC, 9TH AND D STS. N-W. MARCH 24, GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA, JOSEY KASPAR, CONDUCTOR, 10y PEKFORMEES, mh20-6t 21, and Monday, March 23, one of the handsomest lots of New Spring Parasolsever shown in the country. This line comprises all new and desirable colors and shapes. Prices from $2 to #25. We are confident it will pay yo tocall and see them. . M. SHUSTER & SONS, ONE PRICE, mb20 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, “ASSISTED BY ‘MISS ELIZABETH HAMLIN, ‘MISS ANITA CLUSS, HAKPIST, BEATS. so Cre AE Ce ig GENFEAT. ADMISBIUNNZOCERTS. = mh1e08 Loox MUSIC HALL, NIKISCH. BOSTON BOSTON SYMPHO? SYMPHONY CuCHESTES: ‘MB. ARTHUR NIKISCH, Conductor. FIFTH CONCERT WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, AT 8 P.M. SOLOISTS: SANE AE ‘From the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. ORANB WAGER BROSEL Tape cee on, Teeter” ee re Serene. aia = Scrtordnss- ‘Mielke and Dippel in solos and duets. aowon micatd. FELLIS® Gok Wir bomny trios “Soni7-ae A, ELLIS, Manager. | Jyauiis Brv00 TaratTER Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. = F. Dean, Propei- tors ‘Week commencing Monday, March 16. CHARLES GAYLER'S SUCCESSFUL MELODRAMA. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS. edieintet 07 srong cast sod magatsoms sens eBore. TOURJEE’S EXCURSION. THIRTEEN THOUSAND MILES, PARTIES 8E- LECT. ALL TRAVEL AND HOTELS FIRST-CLASS. CUNARD LINE. RESERVED CARS FOR CONTI- NENTAL TOURS. Circulars free to any address. FE, TOURJEI 5 nag RIJEE, Frauklin 8q., Boston, Mase. mb21- Raxaonps eibiwie EXCURSIONS. ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED. A party, will PHILADELPHIA 5 APEIL 20, tor So ‘Si days through ee COLORADO, NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA, THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST ® AND ALASKA, And homeward overthe Northern Pacific With a week in the Yellowstone National Park ‘On the same day a party will leave tour of 75 days through COLORADO, CALIFORNIA AND THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, Returning via the Yellowstone National Park, where s Week will be pessed. te a party will leave Philadelphia A.so un the for a tour of G2 days throuch COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA, Retn via Salt Lake City and uresque Denvernad io Grande toate,” ind the Pit Special Trains of AU “tiiese parties will travel fa Magnificent Vestiivuled Puilinan Palace Cars, with Pulliam Palace Dinin: Cars included. dine is atforded tor jucidental trips to the Yosemite ‘alley and Bur Tree Groves. ‘Ba Send tor a descriptive circular. RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 113 South Oth st., under Continent mbIa, ga NE Conta ia. FINANCIAL. NSURANCE.—WHY TAKE ANY KISK? GET 1 ‘Property inwured st once. We will all per Sock of suods of Bouse im any <0 ‘lente Th the city or outeide company.” Drop Si evening. ee eR TH a Tk "Real Estate and Insurance Aceni mh21-2w ‘Si8 sth T= PHGNIX INVESTMENT COMPANY, WEST DULUTH, MINNESOTA Capital, $200,000. atvidied into 29,000 shares; par value, #10 exch, payable in ten yomthiy iastaluents of @1 per month. Sabseriy books BOW open at the: i West Duluth. Mitt. atid et office of tro ckhart, corner apd U sts. West Washington. Exeleth W. McCormick, Jos. A. Williamson, | DLA OF THE WORLD keyresen teat eRjeDAilure of over @.1. . Sy arco re 3,000,000 | Hotel overiookime Content Park apbiTt WASHINGTON. ¢ HOUSE Win. ©. White, Kotert Craulic, | phis-tm 8.8. Williamson = Orrce . CARPENTER ELECTRIC COMPANY, THE SHOREHAM B-STREET STORE. Best electrical inventions of thease. Stock book Row opened for subscriptions. | Ten jer cent Per an um On investment cuaranteed. wen ([ 22 WASUINGTON LOAN AND TRUST Com PANY. Cash Capita’, $1,000,000. | Temporary Opicrs, 1001 F at. nw. New buviding in course of erection at the corner OF Mh and F ste. nw. Organized under act ef Congress approved October 1, 1800. ‘This company ts authorize by law j To receive deposits xnd.allow interest on balances. ‘To tesue certificates of depostt To act as adusinistrator, suardian, trustee, re ninittee of the estate of per pd attend to oter busi: without chance. | To execnte trusts from courts, corporations ‘and individuals. To act a8 treasurer or agent for religions, Denevolent or other institutigns and as recistrar or transfer agent of the stocks or bonds of Porations, paying their ivterest or dividends if desired. ‘Wills receipted for and kept without change. Correspondence invited. BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. JOHN JOY EDSON, Vice President. WM. B. GURLEY, Treasurer. WAM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. Directors: Jobn T. Arms, ‘Samuel Norment, Charles B. Bailey, Joka Ridout, ‘Chas. 8. Baker, Georse F. Schafer, James L. Barbour, H. 8. Cumnings, 4. 3. Darlington, John Joy Edson, Albert F. Fox, XN. H. Shea, ‘Thos. Somerville, John A. Swope, J. 8. Swormstedt, George Truesdell, FPELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF MARYLAND. Becomes surety at a small percent for all persons | holding positions requiring bunds, bank officers, treas- lurers for corporations, clerks and other employes bonded for the faithful fulfillment of their trust. POOLE & KNOTT, General Agents, G10 13th st. nw. mbi3-m,w,s-1m [SION cREDIT comPany, WASHINGTON BRANCH. WASHINGTON, D.C., FEBRUARY, 1891, ‘To whom it may concern: | We, the undersigned, after careful examination of the Union Credit Company’s Reporting Systew, have | become subscribers thereto, it being the best thing of the kind we have ever seen, Our **Wateh Lists” are being cheerfully farni said company Without reserve and coupiete in every particalar, covering all ratimgs, good, bad and im- diferent. A universal application of this efficient protection against abuse of credit would be of the greatest value toevery person subscribing to its Lenefits. W. B. Moses & Sons, das. I. Barbone & Som, Robt. McLean, John H. Magruder, Lansburch & Bros., B. Chariton & Co. F.P. May & Co. Arthur bart & G. G. Cornwell & Som, = Frank Hume, 3. 0, Adams, M.D. “The Wastungton Post,” E. E. Jackson & George Ryneal.jr.. N. H. Shea, Mufus H. Darby, Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Geo. F. Kennedy & Sons, Libbey, Bittinger & Co. M. & P. Metzcer, 3.8. McLain, M.D, W. H. Houguton, Kasey & Bisbee, min % Pabst Brewing Co., ‘Thomas K. Marshall, Thos. D. Singleton, 1. K. Devendort, “The Evening Star," Wash. B. Williams, AND SCORES OF OTHERS. The hundreds of reputable plysicions in Washington who gravely regard the many thousands of dollars due them, constantly increasing instead ot diministiine, and which they have neither time nor inclmation to collect, will find in this company bot’: satisfaction fo> the past end security for the future. ‘You have but to call and see ior yourselves, or our ‘agente will call upon you if desired. CALL AND EXAMINE, NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING. Telephone 1062. h7-sktulm DANIEL MACAULEY, Manager. Co (TREASURY, perart Sti. orricr roller of the Currency. Washinton hereas, by matistactor} evidence | undersiwned, it “las vade to appear that Vuio National Bank of Washinwon” iu the city Washington and District of Co.umiia has complied With all tue provisions of the Natuten of the Uiited States requited to be colup.ied with belure af. associa tion siialt be authorized te cos ing: Now, thereiore, Z, troller Of the Currency, de tity tha | ional Bonk of ‘Wasiiucton” in the city of | Washington and District of Columbia ts authorized to colummence the business of amin. as provided. ih seo. | fom Mity-one Hundred and sixty-nine of the Lievised | Statuies of the United States. In testiaony Whereot | Mitess iy had and seal Of office thie ate day Fuary. 1801. E. 8. LACEY. 1620, 21,23, comr- OF, ‘eb. bere (seul. No. 4522, "/}HE LOOMIS EUROPEAN EXCURSION UNDER the persona! care and suj erint ce of Dr. L. Loomis, will include Envland, Scotland, Ireland, Par gil iieageon | yp 5 ‘and suine portions of these ries hitherto ‘practically beyond the teach of American 20, return dater Aucurt Sund September's Caseul return dates Auzurt 1 3 mh7-s&tust 70 Lith st. VERNON, THE TOMB OF WASHING. ‘mt! further notice the palatial iron ao CHARLES MACALESTEE will leave her ‘wharf, foot of syreut Sunday, as follows ae 10. ve trip to MUN? ath aduiswon tothe mansion aud rounds, 91." Elecnat cain 2 the. Caries Maraieator. Tie Charles Macalester willalso make fiver iautt iy ont, ane at SARSHALE ‘arning. “Fare, round trip. Ob] eT, DLAKE, Captain. ome Oasis pean and Sub., {i prin. {700.8 NEW_PUBLICATIONS. “(UR ARMY UP ABOVE.» ‘Sone and rn raed Granten mn. 2306. Sold Jolin Bridge, Wed. to have an unpre- of and noble dead,and Serial. Sheridan ure marchineet by Clare Hell Brown and Save! Hatghtos Bp on phghton Brown, for ale Uy all urusse dea iy WHILE THE WEATHER I8 PLAYING FAST AND LOOSE IT I8 HARD TO DE- TERMINE JUST WHAT KIND OF CLOTHING TO BUY. BUT WE ALL AGBEE THAT A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- COAT I8 ABSOLUTELY INDISPENSA- BLE. OUR NOBBY NEW STYLES HAVE BEEN SELLING VERY RAPIDLY, BUT THE ASSORTMENT I8 STILL COM- PLETE, AS WE MADE PROVISION FOR 4 LARGE TRADE THIS SEASON. , WHEN YOU ARE PASSING JUST TAKE A LOOK IX OUR SHOW WINDOWS AT A FEW OF THE MANY NEW THINGS WE HAVE IN SUITS, OVERCOATS AND . SEPARATE TROUSERS FOR DRESSY MEN. o ALL GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS ON ‘THE GROUND FLOOR; NO STAIRS OR ELEVATORS TO CLIMB. —_ BOBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.2 COR SEVENTH AND D STS BW. mhl9-00 Ave iT BELMONT & C0. BANKERS, NO. 23 NASSAU ST., NEW YORE. AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS OF THE MESSRS. ROTHSCHILD, LONDON, PARIS, FRANKFORT AND VIENNA. Issue Circular Credits for Travelers, available in all ‘Parts of the world. ALSO COMMEKCIAL CREDITS. Draw Bills of Excl and sake Cable Transfers to Kurope, West indies, Mexico and California. Execute orders fur tue ‘ahd Suse of invest- ment securities. alO-e2ut pean BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, ‘913 AND 915 F ST. N.W. ‘Blas the best plan devised for securing « Howe. NO AUCTION OF MONEX. arpount ble $133, anonth frou advanced. “Biareas vii portuouts maturing tee tor E a XO UK DUES REQUIxkD. Harrison, oer Rios Tweedale, we Pres. ral, air OFF. Thompson, Tress, Geu'l JE. Suaith, Att'y. DEPOSITORY, $Otr__ CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. LS ob Broan Xr. \. B BIBS, Manawer, seauber Washington Stock bacumige LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & 00. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 3m5 F ST., WASHINGTON, D.c., ner on margin Stocks, Bonds, ‘Buy and cell for T have a positive remedy for the above disesse ; by its ‘use thousands of cases of the worst Kind and.of lous ‘been cured. Indeed,so strong is iy faith ite afiecy, inite: that I will send TWO BOTTLES FREE with ‘TREATISE on this disease,to any sufferer who will send me their Express and P.O.ad- Grees. ‘T. 4. SLOCUM, M.C., ORIENTAL, ATLANTIC CITY. 1 vie ve tent inch, Everything wew. All ime ate ALEX, M. OPPENHLIMER, Prop. a Eo OCEAN EXD OF KENTUCKY AVENUR, oven ‘itis tae RAR sense wise | FPSTEL ere, aflaxnie cry Hirde Reyiens are or ete Gh vee aay kastbadedt steae? 1x, Na er Open all the M_WHLIAMS pee a Atiantie City, NJ Ocean end of Reutuchy ave fo% hn 7 Vea BEACH Va. | 28 miles from Norfolk, om the Atlantic Ocean. Drives Chroust pute forests, sa ldie hutwes. X.Y. of Ja4-e.0m, the D* ouriprs. AILANTIC CITY, N. 3, A SPLECT SANATORIUM POK LADIES. trou January 1 to Noveuier 1 v Per "Pee PENS ATLANTIC City, Na, nati HAGAN ACK NEAR Talb OSEAN anemi oy the addition of Girt rocue,euh gallery, ae oom bet hg: : tte _ JAMES HOOD. LLANTIC CY, NG RENT Ok SALE MO. vttagres aud Ltt inorise | wale iw ait fino Bouts Atiauthe City. ENMARL, teal Lstate Axouis, lieai Estate mod feoat TLL DENNI AILANTIC CITY, N. 3. Wt mee eater batae I ‘Pacing the soa, open all the year _ wow abd Uipruved suliitary apporitients. fection JOSEY AH BORDON, ATLANTIC CITY, 8. Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Honea fod sim EEDS & LIPPINCOTT. "PEE LEIDIAN, OCEAN EXDOF VENNSILVAN ave. Atlantic City, D. J-,eulaned, lnproved aud hieaied biy hot water. pasl-oun FW, LEMMAS, (Be CHALPONTE, ~ e ATLANTIO CITY, 8.3. On the Beach with uusurpansas Ocean Vem, alt water Lathe im tue uvuse, ‘Seu tur eacusat. $s0-2hin F. ROPERTS & SONS. GHERWOOD, OLD POINT COMPORT, VA Ss Sscsatu aud gpm Ae beat everytbiae bes “aad rat on ali year. within Yeo autiutes’ walk at tel” GEO. BOOKA, Uwner aud brupriiuc: ARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, Ns Sz a ay tenet, Paci ve Teeut duprovelueuty, Mycudune stoma byes owen mada sath sala Park avenue, opposite the Hotel Brighton. Atlantic Gity, NT. “Open all tue year. Lelephone No. 24. ROBEKLS, Proprietor, inte uf the Veruou saiO~tau ESTABLISHED ONLY reliable geriuune amd -maturalych Cmurveyeet Astrouser aint Medium in thiscry Gorn with ved aud Prophets gift of mesa suc Biden wyttery. buds lost ‘or stolen property “Urge Stierated towetber. calms see), tartan pve ESSE GSS tite Mn dunes oul ar ene: advice ut busiuces, love, Ur auytagtas > in auuv uf, All Lumens ‘conadeuia ‘Newer’ bows Shown toda. Hours, Yam w9p.m Open Sundaya Bittines, 500 lence 479 H st. aw.. between 4 and APHAL, TH ant and asthulogiet, the seventh daughter lara, Las Wonder: Lewlity power “Gives hatnes jates. uit ial to wee thisiedy. Kowa 40, alae (OKLD-TRAVELE: evenings. B pm Hours, ¥ fo #o'e! > BUSINESS cuumultedd et baer yar Wastetis ated tame ge tub inte i BU HAS2, READING AND ASTHOLOGIST, THE young Madanie De Vaietine Fu rope, teiis three different thine: Past. present apa future in person or by letter 9 lady or gentiewan hood who the tuture Lushan ur toed husbend or lover 1 so. un Sure cure for aathiua, catty aud drunkenness: aise n° fime lair owder, Ladies, call at once. Iguarant action atid can give best “ot rete \ v MM itied Patent and Geran extrolgver tn tow e3" Veils all vraceot iule. ice bours, Pau. to p-u ioe fal at ae mitt DENTISTRY. + ROSH NTAL PARLOKS, ESTABLISHED GSE Tae athe at a i ¢lss Ralf sete #10 anu $8. | Old plates made goo Upenday tuchtend sundays. Al Uranches ot wets). peer D'S 3 Watractimg, &c., tree. ost of muterimis. 1 scoTr D* SAMUEL HAS KEMOVED TO 1kw HOST. S.W cost of tuaterial, at Bent of the Columbian U cuily, except Sunday open trom October = w June é K, STARK PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST. CuR, En.w. first-class filings meerie. Application au extractitig. “Ail Utauites of =———— Dave Ovr All impurities of the BLOOD. Stir ap the liver, Lufld up the system, reculate the bower and put the kidneys im a heaithy con ition WILLIAMS’ SARSAPARILLA It ts ruaranterd to cure all Blood and Skin Dis- eoses, RHEUMATISM, Rueumatic Pains and make 2 Healthy Constitution or the mouey will be cheertully refunded. 100 DOSES, 50 CENTS. F. 8, WILLIAMS & ©0., xh m17-n,w,9-3m Lavus: MADAME A. McGTLL (Formerly with MME. A. RUPPERT), Has removed to {#21 F street north west, where she will continue the sale of Face Bleach aud all utber io Articus of the New York ~ ee ree Feuuced to €1 per bottie, aud «uarauiced to renee ae ». Don't be led by Rivertisesuente to pay tans “article tor haifthe money a MADAME A. McGILL. you cab = : ait tits nil ‘281 Peariet.,N.¥. !@22am OPPOSITE STAR OFFIOR