Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1891, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. PORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, eastern Penn- Sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and generally fair. except light local on the coast this afternoon; no de- Gided change in temperature; variable winds. CONDITION oF THE WATER Poy. seme and condition of water at 7 am.: Great Falls. temperature, 63: condition. 86. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 68. Con- dition at north connection. 33: condition at south connection, 31: distributing reservoir, condition at influent gate Max's awp Bors’ Summer Hats, feltand straw. Som, 1421, yw York avenue. oes. 500 rolls matting at $3.50 per roll of 40 yards. 900 rolls matting at x roll of 40 yards. 200 rolls matting at $6 per roll of 40 yards. 150 rolls matting at $7 per roll of 40 yards. Examine our lines of refrigerators.ice chests, cedar chests, water coolers ag tereiae veloci- pedes, . B. Mosex & Sons, as F and 1th ste. Ir Leave Tura Ari.—Those afflicted with can at the small price of 50 cents per box Tene tively cured by using T. W. Betton’s In- taille Pile Salve, an article used for over fifty Years and indorved by highest testimonials. Kimple and effective. “If not to be had of your druggist send 50 cents to the WivkELwaNy « Buows Dave Co. of Baltimore, Md. For Bex, Sax and other cards go to Mc- Gu & Watiace. 1107 F Tuovsaxps Of our customers and friends will be surprised to learn of our inaugurating s special fourteen daze’ sale, to commence on —— rs ‘Too large a stock of goods cor great reductions in prices that will attract crowds of bargain seekers. So please come early each day and avoid the afternoon rush. Tenrix & Co., Great 5c. Store, 439 7th st. now. Nomar Deasres rou Spaxo.—New shapes and colors, from $1.45 up to the finest. Our stock is complete aud we can suit you. ‘ilies ° <'Hunny Fraxc & 60x, One Price, cor. 7th and D sts. Bostox Baxep Beaxs and everything good at Fussxxt’s cafe, 1427 New York avenue. Rexxaxts.—Wash surah, MANUFAOTURER'S 10c.; fancy outing, 10c.: satteen, 8c.; dress gingham. Se.: checked muslin, 4c-; calico. 4c.; unbleached cotton, 4c. AtSTERS 904-90 street. Lixcotx—By Nicolay and Hay. Guo. P. Evoan, agt., Box 578, city. oe “Tae Lonren.” The elegant buffet known imited’ and recently opened at 415 13th street north- west will give an opening this evening between Zand 11 o clock and Messrs. Bothwell & Paine will be pleased to see the:r meny friends. Ir rou like find butter drop postal for trial nd “Milton Cr-amery;” none better. = 1 14th D.e. T av State’ Law~ Mower, withoutarival. “Queen Anne” wind» ¢ screens, superior to all others. S Mechanics’ tools of all descriptions. Garden tools of every kind. Rubber hose, patent nozzles. Wire netting for tennis courts. Builders’ hardware of every description. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., 8 doors from 6th st. 606 Pa. ave. n.w. Frve Op itve and Bourbon whiskies of 1866, 1873 and 1579, the choicest to be had, and of which I make a specialty. Call at the old es- tablishment of Canis. Xaxpex, 909 7th street west. ‘One price only. Wasuixotoy Bnewery Comraxy’s “Bock beer” iL ‘irst three months eminent Enghsh physicians and surgeons will arrive in Wash- ington Thursday, May 7, and will permanently locate at their residence,414 6th st. n.w.,between Dand E sts. All who visit these eminent doc- tors before June 14 will receive services for the first three months free of charge. The only favor desired is a recommendation from those whom they cure. They treat all dixeases and | deformities, but in no instance will an incura- bie case be accepted. If beyond all hope they will frankly tell yoa so: also caution you against | spending more money for useless treatment. | Kemember dates and (go. early, as their ofices e crowded from morning till night. Ortice hours—9 am. to 7 p.m. Sundays—10 a.m. to 4 p.m. P'S—Thie governmental staff of physicians and surgeons is incorporated by an act of the legislature. i maiels Ir You Waxr to see all the newest fabrics and in suitiigs and trouserings for spring wear and at p- ces in harmony with your purse call at Etsex.~ Buos’., 7th and E, tailoring departmen:.. Benxeer is “Ecoxomy” Gas Cuase, umbrella maker, 11th st opp. Star ofiice. ns. —I am now giving special attention to developing, printing, &c. Gall and see samples and pric -+, Esrannoox, 711 Market space. Jaucs B. Hexvensox, 923 F st. now. New and artistic effects in paperhangings. Spring styles and colorings now ready for ex- Bibition. 28 Pat mw. 923 F st. now. Gas Srovzs, guaranteed. Suxpp & Buo., 432 9th. Sex tae Jewrt Gas Stove, large oven. W. & Jesns & Co., 717 7th st Licursixo Rovs practically and scientifically patup. J. H. Keeauso. Litre Bors’ Short pants suits, from four to fourteen years, from $2 upward. __ Exsemax Buos., 7th and E. Awsrso, flag and tent mantfacturers, Awnings for stores, city and country resi- dence. Dealers in bunting, awning stripes and canvas M. G. Corraxp &Co., 409 1th st. bw. HACE's, opposite city d during the samme: Bruxgxer pure rve whisky. Vasrr tax Exrtur Canrer C 51-685 Mass. ave. nw. Telep! Caxz. T: And order a case of Heurich’s Extra Pale Lager. “Jewsr1” Gas Stoves. Susvp & Buo., 432 9th. “Maxrrov,” the finest sparkling table wate- and ginger champagne in the world. An abso- Jntely natural mineral water that creates apper tite, aids digestion and tones up the system generally. Cuauces Kuarwen, 797 7th st mw. Boxe Long pants suits, thirteen to eighteen years, from $4 upward. =| Eisemax Baos., 7th and E. 24 Pex Gatios, #1 per quart, 0c. a pint. Gus Stoves, all kinds. Suxpp & Buo., 432 9th st. Sex rue Retapte gas Offer, W. 5 Jevxs & € nd gasoline stove we 17 7th st. Jost Rxcervep per S. 8. Vegas a fine assort- ment of Ariontillados and Olaroso sherries, ew ly intended for medicinal purposes. Cun. 909 7th st. nw. Fisx Pouraarrs at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av. Have Your Caurrrs cleaned ated steam process, 1708 E st “RaxianLx” Gas Stoves, Suxpb & Buo., 432 9th. Licata Rope should be put ap by respon ‘the ammoni- 04. Azz tux Latest materials, shader, styles and shapes in men's suits from $10 uy Exsxax Buos., 7th and E. ‘Tuang, 818 F streot northwest. Hzvascn’s Extra Pale Lager the best. Bot- tled by the Amiixorox Borriixo Co. Gas Sroves, latest styles. Suzpp & Buo., 432 9th. Sxm rae New Process gasoline stove. W. 8. Jamas & Co. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C... SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. A Cuorcr Couuectiox or Ant. ‘The Veerhoff Galleries on F street have al- teady taken a place as one of the most con- spicuous and delightful attractions of the na- tional eapital aud are daily frequented by hun- dreds of resident lovers of art and critical vie- itors from the states. The artistic arrange- ment of the admirably selected works of art which fill the rooms to overflowing, the fine natural light, nicely modulated artificially when weak or over-brilliant, with that inde- finable something which throws its spell over every one insensibly in every precinet <a dedicated to the divine in art, render the gal- leries not only a fascinating and restful place for the visitor, but give so correct a view of the pictures that false impressions are out of question. In the short time that has elapsed since the opening of these galleries local and other col- lections have been enriched by the purchase from Mr. Veerhoff of many lovely works of art. Paintings by English, Geo. Howell Gay, three of the bold and striking works of Pascal, no less than nine by Parisian artists, important works in oil by Beauduin, E. Wood Perry, U. G. Sliepevich, J. H. Duiph, Granville W. Smith and McCloskey’s remarkable still life study of oranges, which has recently excited admiration in every visitor, have been sold at what to the artists must be very gratifying prices. Of etchings of the highest art value, by Jas. 8. King, Hamilton Hamilton and other eminent artist etehers, many have been sold. Within few days there have been added to the already unequaled exhibit of signed remarque artist proof and other etchings that most remark- able and impressive work of Jule Breton, “St. Jobn’s Eve,” etched by Charles Waltner; “The Gamoot Pisnet,” by Meiseonier, and the “Hunt- ing Morn,” by W. Dendy ‘Sadler, all shown ex- clusively at the Veerhotl Galleries, While attractive changes and additions are constantly made in the charming gallery de- voted to works in oil, anumber of the beauti- ful pieces of the initial exhibit, by such famous and promising American artists as Eaton, Bris- tol, Crane, Weyl, Uhl, Johnston, Linford, Sat- may still be’ seen for a few ‘Two large Venetian pictures on exhibition, which have recently occupied much of the space of the gallery devoted to water colors, have now been removed and will make way for 4 new and unusually attractive exhibit of water colors, to begin with Monday of next week. In the more mechanical and decorative fea- tures of art work the F street establishment of Mr. Verhoff is peculiarly rich. Several costly mirrors in the rococo style have just been pur- chased for some of the most elegant homes of the capital, and in the matter of picture frames of the most graceful patterns, gilded when or- dered by the most expert gilders, the facilities for production aretnexcelled. Altogether this ‘THOUSANDS OF DOCTORS. Made for the Meeting of a Great Medical Association Next Week. The local committee of arrangements has about completed its work of preparation for the meeting of the American Medical Associa- tion to be held here beginning next Tuesday. It is expected that about a thousand or ¢welve hundred delegates will attend. The sessions will last four days, the general meetings being held at Albaugh’s Theater, commencing at 10 o'clock each morning. Dr. D. C. Patterson, chairman of the committee of arrangements, will call the meeting to order, District Com- missioner Ross will deliver the address of wel- come, and Rev. Dr. 8. M. Newman will offer prayer. Dr. W. T. Briggs of Nashville, the president of the association, will then take the chair. and ey os (risa oy be ae yy rinni address. e president’ Tine geet jon on’ each of. the three following will be opened by days gn address on profersional topics. | Wednes: lay Dr. E. ° Shirley Detroit will on “General Medicine,” Thursday Dr. joseph M. Matthews of Louisville will speak on “General Surgery” and Friday Dr. W. L. Schenck of Topeka, Kan., will speak on “State Medicine.” The sssociation. is divided into eleven rections, each being devoted to one of ¢ branches of medicine and surgery. These sections will mect every afternoon, and prac- tically eleven different meetings will be going on. For each one full programs have been prepared. Many papers of interest to medical science will be read and discussed during the week. Toaccommodate the mect- ings of these sessions the local committee has secured the use of Grand Army Hall, the Rifles’ Armory, Masonic Hall, the Columbian University Hall and the Medical department buildings of both Georgetown and Columbian Universities. An office for registration of mem- bers will be opened Monday next in Willard An attractive program providing for the en- tertainment. of the Visiting members has been arranged. Tuesday evening at the Arlington the physicians of Washington will receive the members of the association and the ladies of their families. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Secretary Blaine will receive the dele- gates at the State Department and Secretary Proctor at the War Department. Secretary ‘oster will receive the members at the Trens- ury Department the same afternoon at 2:20 o'clock. Wednesday evening Mr. ‘Thos. Waggeman will receive the members of the association at his private art gallery, 3300 O strect. ‘Thesame evening the Corcoran gallery will be open for the reception of members and Dr. W. A. mond, surgeon general, U. 8. A., retired, will give a reception in honor of the members. Thursday evening the sur- house is a model of its kind, complete in every particular, a boon alike to artists and patrons of art, and to all who desire to make their homes attractive and wsthetic. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axsavon’s.—Carleton Opera Company in “The Merry War.” Natrowat.—“The Still Alarm.” Harais’.—“Struck Gas.” Keusay's.—Billy Lester's Big Show, includ- ing the Champion Female Wrestlers, Alice Williams of Vermont and May Morgan of Ohio. Enea D LOCALS, The score of the female wrestling contest at Kernan's Theater stands—Willia:ns, 4; Mor- gan, 3. - Green Clay Smith, the pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, who has been quite ill, has recovered and’ will occupy the pulpit tomorrow for the first time since his sickness. lored, living at CONDEN Yesterday Wm. Palmer, 1124 20th street, fell in a fit in store 1925 Penn- sylvania avenue and was sent to the Emergency Hospital. Kobert Cross was taken suddenly ill at 10th and B streets southeast yesterday and sent to the asylum hospital. Yesterday Samuel Blackwell, colored, of 2025 M street, had his foot broken by Dowling’s auction rooms (11th street and Penn- sylvania avenue) falling on him. After treat- ment at the Emergency Hospital he was sent to the Freedman’s Hospital. Charles Gaskins, coiored, living on High street, Georgetown, yesterday, while excavat- ing @ cellar on G street near 9th was caught by a falling bank of earth and badly burt. ite | was taken to the Emergency Hospital. In the divorce case of Ellis Gregg Meyers agt. Franzonia M. Meyers, docketed October 1m last, the respondent, by Messrs. A. K. Browne and Joseph shillington, has filed an amended cross bill. In this she states the commission was between February 14 and April 5. Edward Brown was fined £30 by Judge Kim- ball yesterday for carrying a dangerous knife. On ‘Thursday evening an explosion took place in the electric conduit at New York avenue and 9th street, blowing off the manhole cover and badly frightening a young man. Ata meeting of the citizens of Hyattsville, held Wednesday evening, the following were nominated for commissioners for the ensuing | year: Dr. Buck, J. 1 Owens, Levin Campbell, J.B. Burnside and J. H. Kalston. ‘The woodshed in the rear of house 1119 12th street northwest, occupied by W. H. Dall, caught fire tis morning and was damaged to the extent of 125. Laura Day, a colored girl, was given sixty days by Judge Kimball today for vagrancy. —_—._—_. The Columbia Cycle Club, The Columbia Cycle Club at its last regular meeting at its club house, corner $d street and New York avenue, received an official report from the race committee, stating that the committee had made arrangements to have the club's annual races take place on the Benning | race track instead of on the road, as at first proposed. ‘The races will occur on the 30th of May and will be followed by horse racing under | the auspices of the jockey club. A letter was 1 from the Chesapeake Wheelmen of Balti- saying that their club intended visiting ton on Sunday, May 3. A committee pointed to receive the visitors and how round town. They willbe met at the depot and escorted to the club house, where reireshments will be served, after which twenty or more cf the club boys will ride about the city and nearest suburbs with them. ‘The excursion committee reported that the steamer Charles Macalester had been chartered for the Ist day of June and an orchestra en- gaged. The following new members were elected to active membership: John A. Schae- fer, Wilbur W. Delano and E. D. Brown. ros aniceole Suit Against an Ice Company. Mary E. 8. Kimmell Gray and others have, by Culderon Carlisle and W. G. Jobnson, filed suit before Justice 8. 1. O'Neal against Charles B. Church and others, composing the Inde- pendent Ice Company, to recover possession of lot 2, square 391, which they claim extends to the channel of the Potomac. The ffs state that their ancestor, Mary A. 8. leased the premises May 1, 1881. defend ants have been summoned to appear before Justice O'Neal on the 12th instant. ———— Robert B. Brown, who was arrested some days ago on a charge of stealing a quantity of bluestone from the Postal Telegraph Com- pany, as published in Tux Sran at the time, plead gailty in the Police Court today to a charge of petit larceny and was fined $30 or sixty days in jail. Mea Iurontaxt Saxe. auction columns Latimer & Sloan of the effects of Mr. J. F. Olmstead’s stables. anna Assioxzss’ SaLe or Hanpwarp.—Messrs. Latimer & Sloan will sell, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, May 4, 1891, all the goods contained in store No. 1522 7th st. n.w., by or- . der of the assignees. May 4, 1891, for the summer season, the tial steamer Charles Macalester leaving Washington for Marshall Hall at 10a.m. and 3 p.m., arriv- ing in the city again at 245 p-m. and’ 630 p-m. Fare for the round trip 25 cents. Planked shad dinners always ready. See advertisement. * pees. otesalbtra x ‘Trustees’ Sate or Tunre Beriprxa Lots in Belair Heights. Tobe sold Monday next at 4:45 o'clock. Massachusetts ue extended and Park road. = eS Aut tur Fensitvae axp Evrs@rs of the “Riggs House,” 15th and G streets northwest, are to be sold, commencing Monday i next. This sale is worthy the ationtion of those furnishing summer resorts or private use. eee Mansuart. Hace will open on Monday, ceencapsiaetecies Scxpar, May 3, at River View, the most revori onthe river. ‘Theswift ale Sod popular steamer Samuel J. Pentz will leave 7th st. wharf at 10:30 a.m. and 3:15 p.m., home at p-m. Tickets, 25c. oe ne ‘Tux Wasarxotox Tri Compaxt was yesterday ¥ Coord ndssinisteater of the ‘estate of the inte John H. Heizer; and guardian of the estates of grandchildren of the Inte Jcbs' Br Cinget geon general of the army will hold a reception at the Army Medicat Museum and the same evening the director of the National Museum will receive at the National Museum. —Thurs- day afternoon there will be an excursion to Mount Vernon. While there will be over a thousand delegates in attendance, perhaps two or three thousand doctors will be here as visitors. Held for the Grand Jury. ‘This morning in the Police Court, Judge Mil- ler, Prosecuting Attorney A. R. Mullowney called the judge's attention to the case of Charles Kubnert, alias Conners, against whom there was a charge of assaultand battery with intent to kill. The alleged assault was the shooting of a colored man named Monroe Banks in South hington one Sunday afternoon about a month ago. From the evidence it sp- peared that the prisoner and defendant met on 434 street and when the colored man walked against Kuhnert the latter called him a “— of a——” and shot him. Banks has been in Freedman’s Hospital ever since. ‘The prisoner was held in $500 bonds for the action of the grand jur: ae He Agreed to Leave Town. Charles McGuire, a young man, was taken to police headquarters yesterday by Private De- tective John Lane as a suspicious person. The prisoner came here to the races. The last ti he was here was during President Harrison's inauguration and he was arrested and sent out of the city at that time. ‘Today when McGuire was taken before Judge Kimball and tried as a suspicious person he was defended by Lawyer Sillers, who said that his client was willing to leave ‘the city. The judge took his personal bonds to get out of the Jurisdiction in six hours. dani A Washington Girl's Success. Miss Lotta Mills of this city gave a very suc- cessful piano recital in Baltimore on Thursday evening. Her numbers were Mendelssohn's Prelude and Fugue in E minor, opus 35, No. 1. Beethoven, thirty-two variations in C minor; Rubinstein, Barcarolle in A minor, No. 5; Chopin, ballad in A-flat major, opus 47; Liszt, two transcriptions, song by Mendelssohn, and Soirees de Vienne, by Schubert; Weber, Con- certstuck in F minor, opus 79, and the Herald of that city suid that her work was character- ized by “great finish and precision.” Miss Mills is the daughter of Mrs. Harriette Mills, and although only seventeen years of age already displays ability that indicates a brilliant future. A number of her friends went from this city to attend her recital in Baltimore, and it is likely that next season the program max be repeated here. Miss Mills will sail for Bay- reuth on the 10th of June with Mr. and Mrs. Burmeister. a Confirmation at Christ Church. The Rt. Rev, W. Paret, D.D., LL.D., bishop of Maryland, confirmed a large class of thirty- two persons at Christ Church, Navy Yard, last evening. The class was prosented by the rec- tor, the Rev. Gilbert F. Williams, and con- tained eight young men and a greater number than that of adult ladies, Six of the candi- dates were married persons, among them being a gentlemen and his wife. pani bie Wm. Snowden Dead. Wm. Snowden, a colored barber living be- tween 2ist, 22d, L and M streete northwest, who, a week ago, was sent to Freedman's Hos- pital suffering from an overdose of morphine taken to allay neuraligie pains left by an attack of grip, died there yesterday wiston, Pa., recently, but was stricken with the grip some weeks since. semabts -oe River View, Coney Island of the Potomac, will open tomorrow. ‘ihe palace steamer Sam'i J. Pentz will make two trips, 10:80 a.m. and 3:15 Pm. Tickets, 250. . Ores ax account with Woons & Co., Banke: Adet. 1222 F ot. pee = = SS Praxxep Swap on Marshall Hall's green lawns Sundar, May 8. The “Charles Mac- alester” at 1i'a.m. and 2:30 p.m. See adver- tisement. a Eee Bay Rivor ox tux Cuesarmaxe. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad isnow ready to contract for excursious for the coming seu- son to that most dehghtful Washington ex- cursion resort, which is being greatly improved and beautified, Bay Ridge on’ the Cheaupenke. Liberal terms to Sunday schools, church so- cieties, lodges and organizations. ‘For dates. call at city pusenger agent's oftice, 1351 Penna. ave.—Adot. BEE “Puomopiee” headache powders, will be mailed on rece . Columbia Drug Co. Washington, D.C. ca aaa Your PLoop Needs thorough cleansing this spring in order to expel the impurities which have accumulated during the winter, or which may be hereditary and ‘THAT TIRED FEELING. ‘Soild by all druggist, $1; six for 85. Prepared only by G.I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2 QUARTERS FOR THE NEW ASSESSORS. An Addition to District Building Recom- inended. * Assessor Trimble wrote a letter to the Com- missioners this morning calling attention to the necessity of having everything in readiness for the new board of assemors by July 1. He recommends in view of the crowded condition of the District building that the inspector of buildings be directed to build an addi- tional room for their occupancy. As there is no money to pay for this addi- tion he recommends that it be paid for out of the emergency fund. He also calls attention to the fact that the law requires the annunl asseas- ment of new buildings to be made and com- pleted before July 1, and the same difficulty that has arisen in the past, namely, the lack of funds to pay for the services of a horse and buggy, which is absolutely required by the as- sistant assessor to do this work. ‘The question involving the use of the emer- gency fund for the extra room was submitted to the controller for his opinion as to the Com- missioners’ right to use the same. Dru Two nicely dressed young men, George Green and James McIlhany, were in the Police Court today on charges of violating the law. ‘The former was charged with disorderly con- duct and the latter with walking on the park. The first mentioned was considerably under the influence of liquor and the latter hada bottle with him in addition to what he had drank. Their only excuse was that they had been drinking, but the judge told them that drunken- ness was no excuse for violating the law. “When a man puts in his mouth that which destroys the brain,” said the judge, “he must expect to take the consequences. ' Let rum alone and you will not get in trouble.” They were fined $5 or fifteen days each. Ax Eczema Ox A Box. SUFFERINGS INTENSE. HEAD NEARLY RAW. BODY COVERED WITH SORES. CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. Ibought « bottle of CUTICURA RESOLVENT, one box CUTICURA SALVE, and one cake of CUTICURA SOAP, for my son, aged thirteen years, who has been afificted with eczema for a long time, and I ain pleased to say that I believe the remedies have cured him. His sufferings were intense, his head being nearly raw, his ears being one except the gristie, and his body was covered with sores. His condition was {rightful to be- hold. The sores have now all disappexred, his skin is healthy, eyes bright, cheerful in disposition, and is working every day. My neighbors are witnesses to this remarkable cure, and the doubting ones are re- ‘quested to call or write me, or any of my neighbors. WM. 8. STEPHENSON, Winchester P. O., Union Co., N.C. STUBBORN SKIN DISEASE. used the CUTICURA REMEDIES for about four months for the treatment of a very stubborn case of skin disease, something like eczeina. I will state I tried a great many other advertised remedies and had ‘been treated by local physicians, and all tono purpose. The CUTICURA REMEDIES did the work, and my body when I commenced was absolutely covered. E. D. McCLELEN, Piedmont, Ala, CUTICURA RESOLVENT ‘The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of Hu- mor Remedies, internally (to cleanse the blood of all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus remove the ea CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, ternally (toclear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), speedily and permanently cure every species of itch- ing, burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, scrofulous and hereditary humors, from infancy to age, from pimples to scrofula. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, S5e. : RESOLVEN' the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. ka-Send for **How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials, PIMPLES, black heads,red,rough, chapped and oily skin cured by CUTICUKA SOAP. WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS, Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses relieved in one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAS- TER, the first und only pain-killing plaster. ap20-w&s pee ental Aas ita eee a atta CITY ITEMS. Butter, equality, 90c. and Be. Tb. Coffeen, treat and fine, 20c., 88d. und Soc. Ib. Very Fine Formosa, Oolong and Gunpowder Tea. “Splendid Family Flour, ¢1.75 4 bbl. 1° M. & P. Merzoen, 417 7th st. n.w. Men’s Shoes, fine quality Calf, @2. W.B. Hantiey & Co., 918 Ey st. it Hotel Johnson Cafe. Choice Soft Shell and Deviled Crabs, Frogs, New York Little Neck Clams, Diamond Back Terrapin, &c. Remember, high grade only. Fine trade solicited. 1t Cure of Deafness and Discharge From the Ear. From Mr. T. E. Roessele, proprietor of the Arlington. 4% ARLINGTON,” Washington, D. ch 6, My Dear Doctor Lighthill: it gives me great pleasure to state that you effected a remarkable cure of deafness and discharge from the ears in the ease of my cousin, Marcus C. Roessele, and that the case has proved as permanent as it was radical. I feel sure that without your skillful aid my cousin would have been a deaf man all his life. Knowing of other cases in which you have been equally successful, I cheerfully give you leave to refer to me at any time and hope and CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and | & that your practice in Washington will prove a distinguished success. ‘ours truly, T. E. Rorsseie. A PERMANENT CURE OF CATARRR. Statement of Mr. James J. Mercer. Orrice o¥ THE Rervutic, 1308 Pa, Ave., Washington, March 10, 1891. Dr. Light Dear Sir: About a year ago you cured a very sovere and obstinate catarrh from which I had suffered for many years and which had defied all previous attempts for relief. I am happy to state that the cure was. complete and per- maneut one and I have remained perfectly well. ‘Traly yours, James J. Mencen. A. P. Lronrum, M. D., For Turmty Yeans SPECIALIST For the cure of Catarrh, Deafness, Asthma and diseases of the Throat and Lungs; can be consulted daily from 8 until 12 and from 4 to 6 at his residence, 1411 K st. n.w. — myl-2¢ Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- more specialist, whose officeis at 1212 G st. n.w., finds it necessary, on account of increased pa- tronage; to keep the office open every Wodnes. day and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and y nights from 6:30 to9.. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. O. Mannakee, are prepared to utilize electricity in the treatment of all Skin Diseases, Nervous Dixensos, Catarrh and to ro- Fo eee gare ae ap30-th,s,tu, tf “Tony, ‘The Big Whale.will be on exhibition at Becker's Pleasure Garden, 4th and E sts. n.e., Monday, May 4, when the twenty-sixth annual’ pionic of the Columbia Fishing Club will, take place. Musie by Prof. Pistorio. No return cheeks, Tickets, 250. myl-2t* 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 #0 do customers. For sale at all first-class vtores. mb18-witatjet Buy a Machine With a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our get pet No. 9. Ite silent merci ea tion of shuttle machines, en ee Warners & Witsox Mra, Co., fe28-str 437 ‘9th st. now. oa Salts from $1.25 Wa. fARNER, People’ ap28-lm ay 's Clothier, 1026 7th n.w. After the Races Drive direct to Frank Johnson's CITY ITEMS. Hotel Johnson Cafe. Christfield Soft Shell Crabs, York Little Early ¥ ; only, Main entrance 18th st. (Elevator) stair- way Est. Both lead direct to cafe. It Logs, New wherries, If your stock is low ours is no our prices from 25c. up for stylish, seasonable goods Hawar Faaxc & Sox, One Price, pg Cor. 7th and D sts. A BRIEF LOVE STORY IN RHYME. Dedicated to Washington Families Who Love THE WEDDIXG. ‘The marriage bells rang lond and long, And this ix what they said: ‘There's nothing baked on earth can beat Scuarer’s Goop Bazap! THE HONEYMOON. They billed and cooed from morn till night And through the country sped; ‘They lived on love and never ate Scwarer's Bagap! LIFE's STERN REALITY. ‘The honeymoon was over, And the oven wouldn't bake ‘The “Staff of Life” and sweetmests No better than the cake. The husband growled and scolded, "Cause he wanted to be fed; And his wife went to the grocer's For Scuarer's Goon Barap! MoRAL. Young Indies, ere you're married And to the altar led, Don’t paralyze your husbands With your good(?) bread; And when you've signed the contract, If these lines are rightly read, ‘You'll always ask your grocer Fox ScuaFER's D it ead Breap! Dr. French, 1825 F street n.w. Incontrovertible Evidence — Attesting the Permanency of His Cures. What « Prominent Actor Says of His Wonder- ful Skill—His Voice Saved. Every week we publish testimonials from well-known persons whohave been permanently cured by Dr. Frexcn’s Magnetic Treatment ‘and who can be referred to either by letter or in person, and who gladly answer all inquiries, for cured and grateful patient is a physicia best friend. Mr. Edwin Maynard, tho well-known actor, now playing the leading roles with the popular actress, Ada Gray, was a few years ago in great danger of entirely losing his voice, which meant the loes of everything, for an actor's voice is all to him; to lose it means giving up his profes- sion, and one who has spent a life fession or calling cannot easily without great effort to do all in retain his hold upon that which worldly living. Five years ago Mr, was troubled with an attack of bron culty. At first he paid but little attention to it, thinking it would soon pas . Not so. Ahacking cough set in. His ‘became in- flamed and he was so hoarse he could not speak above a whisper. He was obliged to give up a lucrative engagement and give his whole time snd attention to the recovery of his voice. He was doctored by a number of well-known phy- sicians in Boston and New York, but failed to find any relief. On the contrary, he seemed to learing of Dr. French, then in Brookl, he applied to him, and after the third mag, netic treatment he was able to the first time in five months, and after two months’ treatment his voice was fully restored and he no without the least inconveni- ence in a clear, bell-like tone. Letters addressed to Mr. Edwin Maynard, care of Harris’ Bijoa Theater, will receive prompt attention during his engagement the coming week, Mr. John H. Connors and Miss Nettie Bart- lett, both members of the T. C, Howard Com- pany, which played in this city last week, were relieved in two treatments of hoarseness and throat trouble. Mr. Steve Maloy, comedian with the Paymaster Company, which played here during the past season, has been entirely cured of a very badcase of catarrh. Scores of cases of all manner of chronicdiseases are being cured by Dr. French's great magnetic power and thorough medi cinity are among Dr. French's patients, and all speak in the highest praise of his mnethod of treatment. Consultation free. Office hours from 9 a.m. 6 pm, lt 5 gals, best €1 fluid, 75c. Youxa&Co., 714K. my2-eod4t The Sick Given Free Treatment. Mondays and Thursdays from 9 to 10 a.m. Magnetism and Electricity, miraculous cures, Cali and seo certificates of physicians and others. Disease diagnosed without information. 1t* Maoyeric Institute, 904 New York ave. Very Superior Old Rye Whisky, $1 Excellent Claret Wine, 250, bottle 7? eee Pure Spanish Sherry wine, 50c. pint. 1+ M. & P. Merzcrn, 417 7th ot nw. How are You Fixed for spring neckwoar? an EXCURSIONS. &c. MASSHALL WALL: MANSHALL waLL: OPENS ON MONDAY, MAY 4 1801, _AUCTION SALES. L_ATONER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, THURSDAY, MAY 16 AFTERNOON AT 3, EVENING AT 8. IMPORTANT SALE OF MR JOHN F. OLM- STEAD'S STABLES, \¥ COUPE HORSE, SAID TO BE FOR THE SUMMER SEASON. ONE SUPERB FESTIVAL ‘TWO TRIPS EACH DAY. ONE OF THE FINEST ANIMALS IN THE CITY. ORCHESTRA, teaees fee Siial stones CHARLES MACALESTER | 1 Eierant Broucham, ioe Marsha ‘ou and after Monday, May 1 Fine Surrey. VICTOR HERBERT, Conductor, AMOI. as follows ‘Tole and Sbaite foreach made to onder by Brewster SOLOISTS: ‘B00... New York. ‘Miss Adele Aus der Ohe, pianist. piben Bowe ae Ute teen. FARE ROUND TRIP 25 CENTS. ‘Mr. ix Winternitz. violinist. MARSHALL HALL PLANKED SHAD DINNERS Mr. Victor Herbert, cellist : Beason tickets with reserved seats for both concerts, ALWAYS READY. poe on sale at Metzerot:'s Tuesday morning. Single ‘oupe Harness concert tickets will be sold on Monday, May 1i. Picnic parties will be given accommodation, | toorter by Korne & my2-lit and as always the of order wuaintauped. 1 Set Coupe Harness EKNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, Oe ae 0 1 Whitman Saddle and Saddle Cloth, K SLEVENTS STRESS. 1 Fxtra Nadie Cloth (new). 2 1 Whitinan Bridie ee ee 2 Plush Carriace Covers (pew). BILLY LESTER'S 1 Phush Carriage Cover. BIG SHOW. ON MARSHALL HALL’S GREEN LAWNS! 2 Ghat Rome Done, 1 Pur Robe, 1 Pur Cape for coschman, Coschusm Billy Lester, Annie Hart, Davenport Bros., Prof. — > Seuian's Sensations) “Electra,” The Hithieys: | ‘For thee, sweet month, the groves green ilv- Livery Coats Sophie rnera doe Hart, Prk Mute Mie: | ener ite oree Blankets (stable). bert, eat Hilton, Mile."Marie, not the frst, the fairest , joree Covers. Jona J. Sheehan. For thee the etaces lead the Gencinu hours, Lestand Dectateer Boubet Abd uature's ready pencil paints the flowers.” THE CHAMPION FEMALE WRESTLERS, THE FIRST SUNDAY IN MAY! ALICE WILLIAMS vs. MAY MORGAN. SUNDAY, MAY 3, 18@1, Purse of 8300. And op every Sunday during the Shad Season. = Ske D GRAND MORNING, Mar FY i. Next Week, oe 2 2 . CURSH LOCK, at the stable of Mt cam ae PLANK SHAD EXCURSION ie « iu the rear of St. Matthew's Church, wth ahd Mand i streets, weshall weil his entire LATIMER & SLOAN, neers To MARSHALL HALLS GREEN LAWN On the Palatial Steamer CHAS. MACALESTER, Leaving city at 11 0.10. and 2.30 p.in. j leaving sel Halt asdpae ens Mew SPECIALTY CO. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING LAST TIME OF HARRY LACY Fare, round trip, 25 cents. —__FINANCIAL. HARRY LACY = OW DO LOU LOOK AT ITY IT IN mal PLANKED SHAD DINNER at Marshall Hall And the — . tau who will not make provision for ar MENU—Morshall Hall clam chowder, Harshall if y by havin fusured i STILL ALABM. Be th Planted shad, potators, salads, lettuce, coffee, Everythine will be prepared and in resdiness for jistan- Xi STILL ALARM. tas service pu the arrival of fe tmornitg teat at STILL ALANS ail Hall. “Ainple time for dinner will be given ; iefore the rettimn my a TACHTING CRUISE —10 THE BERMUDA a x s Next weer BY Joseph Arthur. ies ae Now york sayin, iat | PERPETUAL BUILDING ARSOCIATION. ‘THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. jase white Box M0, Star oles uy SASr 01x DONTE Suomen. THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. epoxy THE PRIVATE SECR TARY. he bis whale, will be on exhibition at Becker's | Balance on hand at commencement, 10,207.11 THE PRIVAT! 1a ‘ABY. Pleasure Garden. 4th and E sts ne, jon shares, THE RN ATE gECEETARY. Masnrs arden. 4th and & sts n-e-.ou Monday, | Keceived for dues on —_ 222,614.00 Sorel nt eee 3 pPor. 4.8. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY. Juiubia Fisting €) Vistoria. "No return c ‘Tickets, 25 cents. Received for interest on advances... 19, 56.23 Keceived for return of advancessettied up. 40. 880.00 i? take Mune by Pr ™ piace. Music by Prof hecks. m myl-2t* Cor. 5th and H sts. n.w. ‘Total receipts. ... iD INAUGUI EXCURSION Grana TUESDAY EVENING, | G®4* BAL ie Aggen Mog Postrel uapay eveaTna, | G Disbursed for 1.164 advances made to specttully invited to attend. Admission—Lads MICMIDETS......... ceeeeecee €174.600.00 cents; gentlemen, 75 cent OF THE PALACE STEAMER Disvursed for redemption of shares. (86,38. 00 Disbursed for interest paid on redeuip- HO™E acai. tions, - 15,116.17 SAMUEL J. PENTZ For the Season of 1801 GRAND TRIUMPHAL CLOSING CONCERT TO RIVER VIEW SUNDAY, MAY 3. OF THE — MARINE BAND TOUR, Steamer leaves 7th street wharf at 10:30a.m. and 3:15 p.m., returning at 8 p.m. Tickets, 25e. Fine Brass Band in attendance. ‘No objectionable parties allowed on the boat. For charters for steamers Samuel J. Peutz and Mary ‘Washington call or address ry canuot tnduixe in very lange fiyures, yet, merely Building Association, the above, as we take it, is Very reape:table showing. Wedoa very careful aud Jecitimace business and we do tt economically, «ivine the members the Leneft of that economy in good interest dividends and at the same time affording the borrowers assistance ip the shape of advances on very Feasouable abd extremely accommodating ters. Weare paying three different rates of profit to our subscribers. Viz: 5 per cen! per annum on shares with- drawn before maturity; 6 per cent per annum on LINCOLN MUSIO HALL, MONDAY EVENING, E. & RANDALL, Py * J apecial “payments, interest paid monthly if desired Maye apls-tr 1100 Virginia ave. a.w. | sud money returned on demand without waiting, and 12 per cent per annum on the matured share, We are ‘OPE AND THE HOLY Lap. now redeewing the first and secoud series at 12 per cent per anna profit. Program of GAZE’S (of London) SELECT EXCUR- SIONS for Ita now rendy Conivced parton BoE Wren Ogee cess sola ty ll lines Wey ‘CREE, Bradbury Palace of Music, 1225 Feun. We make advances of @150on each share for 2 per month, $750 on five shares for #10 per on seven shares for @14 per month, shares for $20 per month, 3,000 on twenty shares for (040 per month. These payments run for one hundred and then your property is free frou debt. ‘This is much better than paying rent. Shares can always be taken and no beck duce ate required. You MR. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, EXCURSIONS. 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. Conductor, assisted by Fxyp Salon Steamers. From 7th st. ferry whart. can settle one or more advances at any time and stp MLLE. MARIE DECCA, Stop st Alsannd ae Ve the p those advanre thn etd ~ up. We afford every factiity and secommodation to Prima Donna Soprano, from Her Majesty's Opera, = oUF members to acquire property oF to earn a good fair England. Qvesee Axp Laxe Sr. J, interest on their savines. Our office is at G00 Lith st. 1b W., and oUF meetings are ou the first Wednesday im each month. Office always open for business. C. C. Duncanson, Presd’t. Lewis Abrauam, Vice Pree’, Francis G. Saxton, Treas. John Couk, Secretary, os 11h ‘The eminently successfui program that has been ap- lauded by 100,000 people of the musical masses dur- ing the Marine Band tour of America's leading cities, ‘Will be presented on this occasion. Prices all over the house, $1. Seats secured in advance. No extra Only rail route to the delightful summer resorts north of Quebec, through the CANADIAN ADIRONDACKS, Magnificent scenery. Beautiful climate, Andrew Glass, charge. Sale of seats open Saturday morning at W. P. Seville, G. Metzerott & Co.'s Music House, No. 1110 F st. Monarch Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Charles Bauin, nw. ap30-4t AN. Meeker, Hotel Roberval, Lake St. John, recently enlarged, hhas first-class accommodations for 300 guests, and is Fun in connection with the "Island House” at the Grand Discharge, the center of the *‘Ouananiche” fishing grounds. Daily communication by steamer acrossthe lake. The fishing rights of Lake St. John and tributaries, an area of 20,000 square miles, are free to euests of the hotels. For information as to hotels apply to manager Hotel Roberval, Roberval, Lake St.John. For folders and (A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, een myl-8t RARE OPPORTUNITY 18 OFFERED SMALL Investors who may receive (gyro rata) the same ws lane ones in placing MERRY WAR. GENERAL ADMISSION Reserves ,, 0 and xt week—THE MIRA MATES OF PENZA: ie 22.000 prot. ail ebesaes Srthis danrratie and sate we unty munaoutiy Wey ata wat ; sents of B10 vied’ during the frde books apply to G. LEVE, 45 Broadway, New | jirttsof 610.00 willy Bins Shee TUESDAY, MAY 5, 8 P.M, ‘ork. sptaiet _ cota jashington city, D. OF WASHING. NX. B.—A separate lot 5 i ne ch pte, atial iron Title Insurance Company's abstract with guarantee, at ‘Stee! tea ARLES MACALESTEN will lege hor | resyoustvue baking Nous: of this city. Orders uf nue TUNEL foot of “eat. latly. exept Saadny, ayfollows: | Fakir i= jroMuvty _ wancthongpmsrmay ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Want a, Found ‘trip to MOON = = Yapene ma, Fare rout tip to MOU a — TRA ‘st Amateur Opera Company of Baltimore, W N. By of OF WASHINGTON, Chartered by conte ator vuary 22, a BENEFIT OF CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, WASH- ts qatar Saray ‘nder This onspany bee ty anmounce from the controller of the currency reoncauization ubder the act of Consteas: As lieretofore, and for twent comipany Will receive Securit INGTON, STAGE EXCURSIO? DESTENS TALLY SO COACH LINE KATES Round tri Soidiers! Under the patronage of prominent society ladies of im, Ariinicton and Home, datiy. " v, 3 MM Bop. | Yaluab.estor sate keepine in its fire proof building.end ‘Washington. = cLnarsicny erate | will wat mics ur bones in He pew ire end buntier Tickets now on sale at theater prices at Metzerott's, TR 2] [-7-5 Sl eeeteepeteeeenend nest | Sm aypuances. bake am of the act of Consress of Octo- 110 F st. ap30-5t ge, Tenth ad tie cortibeatent the Controller Ot ty an the country “ ~ — = Lewves the Meister, 3131 in, | Der I. 18d) and the certificate 5 “a The Jubilee isa perfect Razor. Warrorn's.* | ‘[4PEHSACLE LECTCRE COURSE, ene melee pS | | Feeperte this compeny. willy in edaition to the basins Eas Borie Hanes TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 3 1801. = = = | Evtetoture tranma: ted ty it ect ae W. B. Hartley & Co., 918 7th st., want all | The third lecture of the course ly) BOOKS AND STATIONERY, | &'er,roe™ Ey the ladies to itee the Double Sole Oxford Tie Bianyect: “OU Borg? > | Ses Tinton committed to i by any coum or by indi ey ure selling for $2.50. It isabeauty!| Seats at Droop's music store, 935 Pennsylvania SUAL SPECIAL SALE OF vidua ». Worth $3.50. ie aren spor | ANNUAL SPEC BT ee yg g oye eS Soe ‘AREIS’ BIJOU THEATER. ean sin! K 8k pty y hase capital of rown says you are about buying a aoe 5 writer. Why not Igok at the Galigush? PBS | hiss. P. Marnie, R. 1. Britton qnd Tania F, Dean, Pro- Bos. 8 8 8 8 ca =| Now Style Beautiful Drese Goods, all pure ‘Week commencing Monday, April 27, ead oo Rk a wool, le double width, o1 39e., actual ‘The Musical Farce Comedy, value 50c. Lonsdale Cambric, yard wide. 0c. cms. BALES Chine as 39, 45, eee note = Loom STRUCK Gas. aaa te lotton, vs wide, 8!<c. lack Surah Silks, week —. BOOK AND STATIS EPARTMENT, extra wide. 48c. Sheeting Cotton, real good votre preenee Cd quality, 20c. “Henrictta English ‘Cashmeres, | S) 416 7TH ST. N.Ww. wide double width, 25c. Carter's, OF THE ae 711 Market Space. WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB, (Front basement.) Great Slaughter in Sugars. BENNING RACE codRsE, CENTURY FOR MAY, 250., Look to your interest. Nowis the time to buy. | romspay, APRIL 28, Tae Gneat Artaxtic axp Pactric ‘Tea Co., WEDSESDAY, apart, 20, — 501 and 503 7th st., corner 7th and E n.w., LA AE cay 2. : a: BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, With 225 branch stores in the United States and _ Below ares few items taken from catalorue, Ww as many delivery wagons, can and do give bet- | MONPAR MAY: ways hich wi bs alae a uibiinca oan sitsooo ns es herastancahaes ter goods for less money than any house in the WEDSERDAT MAY, pe scent Blas the best plan devised for securing « Home city and at the same time you participate in THUMSD AE AAT Gave, iH 0 AUCTION OF MONEY. Part of the profit Our system of doing busi- es Sagpiee — ness a1 wing China, ware, Crocker; Steeplechases and Hurdle Over 300 any, dea, with Teas Coffees, Baking Powder sicd | besttace horecs will take parts First Suse poteapey ot Condensed Miik is closely imitated by smaller concerns, but one trial of our goods will con- vince you that we are the Leaders and Pioneers. Cut Sugar. . Nothing is more comforting than fine Tea or delicious Coffee. We guarantee you will have no cranks around if you use our Splendid Mixed Tea nt S0c. per Ib. | Our own brand of Nectar Tea at 60c. per Ib. will equal any €1 per Ib. Tea to be had elsewhere. ining rooms, cafes and others using coffee and tea in quantities can get fine goods at low A. from No table complete without our celebrated Baking Powder, A. & P. t O'clock Breakfast purchaser of and of two bltoe, three cans oF condensed mailk baking powder we will present Main Pe ae” Branches— 1620 w., $104 Goorge- rat "hee ney and 9 O-st. Market and $ 101 Northern Liberty ep80-the2t. Newrox H. Bowmax, Manager. Men’s Biack Cheviot 26.50. Wx. Ganxzn, the Poople's Clothier, 1026 7th st. n.w. oe ep] ent haeiin. = SIX PER CENT I 3pm iission—Grounds, wn. $1 5 sncluding club house w addon S138 Ujocion: 1A FayaLN TS Pres. cI ‘Special trains will leave Uth street depot 50, Send 20, ret ‘iterthe strate “apto-iai (ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE SCHUBERT QUARTET x mae F © DEPOSITORY, ‘THE SIXTEENTH STREET QUARTET, ep204r_ CENTRAL are Assisted by — es Seer « wu . of Music 1335 F ST., . a sell WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1801, COE Santana pepmenceingued At 8:30 o'clock. int ‘The box sheet for theatle of seatsis now open at Met- serott's music store, 1110 F st. m. w. ‘ep25-10t CArpeciat partion a ‘Tourist Parties Secs ae Paco ie ie Agt., Bara BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. apS0-3t B. H. Sreuerz & Sons, 1237 Pennsylvania ave. Bo. Sdat., New Tvaxis sp2atoje2T Gentlemen's Hats from the establishments of “Knox,” Youman’s, New York, and Christy & Co., ‘Ladies’ Riding Hats. Braxnzx, oe ‘We open today Gymnasium, Athletic and Outing ‘Registered Trade Mark, PURE RYE WHISKY, | Sean Seo etm: Daten. my ‘O40 Gallon, @1 s Quart and S0o. « Pint. Ger Tux Bes. JAMES THARP, 2M CONCORD maREss. epllam 818 F st. Pisco pe Sag by C. CHRISTIANL, LUTZ & BRO., 497 Pena. eve., adjoining National Hotel. Fegan cnt Satchels of bestmabe ot low seteen, Erg & zea,