Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1892, Page 9

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. YORECAST TILL RIGHT P. M FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland. yy fair today: showers tonight; warmer \¥: variable winds. - For Virginia, showers; slightly cooler on the coast; southerly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. ‘ Temperature and condition of water at am: Great Falls, temperature, 60; condition, 14. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 52. Con- dition at north connection. 15: condition at south connection, 16. distributing reservoir, temperature, 51; condition at influent gate house, 23: condition at effluent gate house. 20. High Water. Low Water. $2am 433p.m/ 1050em 11:20pm Lat Coxscwens Have raz Bexzrir. Sirloin, 12c. Rib roast, 12c. this week, cor. 12th and A = 8. Lemos Hoover & Co. (Cun. Xaxpen’s Aureos Puxcu—no headache. Srrc-aLriEs. im Baby carriages, reff cerators, straw mattings, cedar boxes, water cvolers, water filters. reed and rattan chairs and furniture. W. B. Moss» & Sons, cor. 11th and F streets northwest. Marruxw Brasnem’s grand opening will take place ine few days Watch the papers for the announcemen! Prorte of sedentary pursuits or of inactive Babits of life fly suifer from piles in some form. Bzrrox’s intailible = salve, 0 cents, is a good thing for such to keep on hand. It always cures. Nor Bap to Maxaoe.—Celery, beef and iron ork and knife) at the table api celery, beef ‘after meals to prevent digestion. No charge for this Ask your druggist. \s - ‘Warr for the event of the season—Matruzw Braxusia's opening. Read “Good News” by Snzxrz, the confec- tioner, bottom of 4th page, today’s Stam. Remuazn’s Ice Creom, 235 G st. 2. w. Sur Lorgnettes, $1.50 up. Hempler’s,453 Pa.av. Lapres’ 14% Elgin Watches, $22.50; Gold Ginsses, @2up. Watroun's, 477 Pa. ave. Srarmep Giass Susstircre. 507 G st. ow. Suxxr's Oe. Candy for 2h. ‘This is only at 7th an streets northwest. J. F. Susere faterior painting, window shades, &c., go to B. ‘W. Hespxnson's, 1113 F st n. Have your building, repairs and alterations fade promptly and at reasonable prices by C.D. Cousrs, builder, 717-719 18th st. n.w. Canrers Curaxep by the Empire Carpet ‘Works, 631-635 Mase ave. n.w., are made moth proof free of charge. ‘Telephone 425-2 Brix of Neisox Warsxr, bottled at the @istillory. Cuantes Kraus, Agent We Cax Puove you, if you'll come, that we a deine’ decky for $150 thet woul 50 elsewhere. Franc & Sox. One Price, cor. 7th and D. CITY AND DISTRICE. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Mather in “The selling a cost you Avnavon's—Margaret Egyptian.” Nariosat.—Herrmann, the Magicia Acapexy oF Music.—Audran's “Miss Hel- yet.” Hanis’ Brsov.—Go-Won-Go Mohawk in “The Indian Mail Carrier.” Keayax’s Lyceum Tazater—Turner's En- glish Gaiety Giris. Wasmixetox Liogt Ixvantry Anmony.— A Rustic Festival. Tux Barrie of Gurrrssvno.—Fifteenth street and Ubio avenue. = CONDENSED LOCALS, Justice Axsox 8. Tavtor has just completed his nineteenth year of service as a justice of the peace for the District. He was originally ted by Gov. H. D. Cooke. e Williams College Alumni Association of 1 the District will boid its annual reunion and dinner at the Hotel Normandie tomorrow even- street northeast, was accidentully run over by a@wagon near hie home yesterday afternoon. Both wheels passed over his legs, but no bones ‘were broken. YusrenpaY afternoon Henry Johnson, a col- ered boy of sixteen years living fut 631 | street northenst, bad both of his legs injured. He ‘was driving a cart and fell off at 9thand streets, spraining bis right leg. and the wheel passing over the other it was budly injured. Last evening « dead infant was found on 7th street and Kock Creek road and one was found ‘this morning at 12th and D streets southeasi. ee Union Veteran Legion. Gen. Jeseph E. Palmer, jr., national com- Mander of the Union Veteran Legion of the United States, has appointed Lyman F. W. Cushing of Washington, D. C., colonel and aid-de-camp on his staff. Col. Cushing is well known in military circles of this city. being member of Burnside Post, G. A. R., Eacamp- ment No. 23, Union Veteran Legion, and also of the Commandery of the Loyal Legion. ——— Bolree and Box Party. Asoiree and box party, under the auspices jf the Orient Boat and Pleasure Club, was held iat McCaaley’s Hall last evening. The boxes lsold very rapidly and brought excellent prices, After the sale dancing commenced, kept up until a late hour. Among those ‘were Miss Nalls, Miss Garges, Mise Knott, Miss Clark, the Misses Eglotf, the Ball, Miss inn, Miss Allison, Miss Miss Pamphrey, Miss Hutchinson, Jos. Harvey, Glovd, Suilivan, Fister, Balderston, Walter ston, Stratton, “H. W. Balderston, Quinn, Jones, Tay- . Leeds, Gunnell, Grabam, Gorsuch, Russell Hines, C. ¥. Taylor and many others. —_——_ Count Sala Wants Damages, In the case of Dr. Philip S. Wales against '¢ Maurice Sala for $5,000 for professional the latter, through his counsel, W. V. Berry, filed an answer claiming $20,000 re- The count says when on July 6, ‘the plaintiff! attended him he had two of one of his legs; that be undertook reduce them and inclosed them in plaster: many weeks after it was found that the bad not been set. but allowed to overlap, i juence of the unscientific treat- it of plaintiff one leg is two inches shorter a the other and be has been made e cripple ee ‘The Rustic Festival. ‘The rustic festival was largely attended last by the military. The artillery, the en- corpse and several other organizations societies will be present and it is ex- that very large crowd will attend. evening the Mysterious Club and the Elks present. The Light Infantry corps ex- realize a sum from the fes- very much please: at the manner efforts. ge Public bas shown its appreciation ————— to take place to- be found three-story Be Reacazp Tomonnc a7 11 O'cLock.— umber of im collect the sale of which is now Fepresented. Tomorrow evening the | it pieces in the great | ing at 7 o'clock. from the hall of Ernest Euppert’ ‘nask Taxtox, a small boy residing at 602 B | 603 9th street northwest, Saturday evening. from a tree in the White Lot yesterday. evening last. It was very well attended and The arrangements reflected great credit on the management. An enjoyable evening was passed Without asingle mis commissioned officers of the company of the gallant ninth cavalry stationed 912.50 of H. Gaither subs 50 and 51, square 179, 41 by 110 feet on 16th bet. Q aud K streets northwest. forth for $12,000 lots 149 and 150 of Danforth’s sub of Pleasant Plains. for $7. of E. M. Boulter sub 14, squai | i 1 and sidewaiks of such form and material as the Commissioners may determine, under the permit sioners say tney know of no good reason why after no electric wires for telephone, telegraph or electric light service shall be strung in the District of Columbia without a permit from the Commissioners of the District of Columbia. the effect that hereafter certain articles of forage enumerated in a contract with Galt & Co. be purchased in open market instead of under the provisions of the contract with Galt & Co., dated July 2, 1891. taken to form & new building association to be known as the German-American Permanent Building Association. of Edw. J. Hannan, S J. Block, A. Fisher, Chas. Quast, Alex. H. Bell and John A. Bartlett was choven to draft a constitution and by-laws. B. Morgan was stolen from in front of his office on F street Monday. THE GARBAGE INVESTIGATION. Ex-Con‘ractor Draney Tells Why He Threw Up the Contract. After Tae Stan's report of the garbage in- vestigation closed yesterday afternoon Com- missioner Ross testified that the teams used in the collection of garbage were hired at $5.50 per day. The health officer reported that no better terms could be made, so ® contract was subseribed to on that basis. After some thirty days of service the price was reduced to $5. ‘The Commissioner said he was sure the work of collection could* not be done for $24,000 annually unless some profit could be made out of the waste material Perhaps it could be one if people would put their garbage where it could be more speedily collected than now. Before the next contract was made the Com- missioners propused to require some such action from the publi Ex-Contractor Drancy testified that he threw up his contract because he was not paid for the work he did and because more was required of him than was right or reasonable. He com- piained that the health office, under Dr. Ham- meti. did its utmost to demoralize the work of collection. He said that Dr. Hammett was en- deavoring to baild up a big record and to slur Dr. Townshend. Dr. Hammett objected to this statement and Senator Harris, after requesting the doctor to refrain from interrupting testimony, told Mr. Draney to confine himself to facts, Mr. “Draney said that the ten additional in- xpectors upset the collection business. They ordered drivers hither and thither and broke up the routes. Had there been no inspectors the service would have been much better. Dead animals, suid the witness, were profitable, but there was no money to be made out of gar- bage as a fertilizer. DISTRICE GOVERNMENT. BUILDING PERMITS been issued as follows: E. Geary, two frame dwellings Central avenue, Ivy City; $450. J. H. Lane, one brick dwelling 114 K street northeast; €3,500. M. E. Bradshaw, seven brick dwellings 1204 to 1216 alley southeast, square — 1018; 600. M. Grimes, | one brick dwelling 607 Q__atreet northwest; $3,500. N. E. Thompson, on brick dwelling 217, alley northwest, square 5 1, P. G. Sauer, four brick dwellings, 316 alley southwest, square Si: £2,000. | Wm. MeNeir. six brick dweilings, 1311 to 1821 Larch street: $30,000. J. H. Lane, two brick | dwellings, 128 to 130 R street northeast; 7,000. J. H. Lane, two frame dwellings, Eckington, block 9; $7,000. EXEMPTION OF CHURCH PROPERTY. The Commissioners have recommended that H.R. bill 735, “To release certain church property in the District of Columbia from arrears of tax- be favorably acted upon after having been amended by ndding, “provided further, that no church property shail be exempt from payment for improvement and repair of alleys and sidewalks, and the construction of sewers system, when such work is considered by the Commissioners as necessary for the public health, safety or comfort.” At present church property can stand in thd | such property should not pay for the special benedits it may receive from such work. MUST HAVE A PERMIT. The Commissioners have ordered that here- MISCELLANEOUS. The Commissioners have issued an order to es A New Building Association. At a mecting held Tuesday evening steps were A committee consisting ees Recent Kobneries Reported. A Premier safety bicycle belonging to Albert An overcoat and two dress coats were stolen house, No. The State Department evidently attaches no significance to the refusal of Spain to receive Mr. H. Rand as United Statesconsul to Ponape, in the Caroline Islands. It is the right of any country at any time to refuse to recognize consuls at points where it does not desire them, and this is not regarded as ground for offense. When Mr. Rand arrived at the islands the Spanish government refused him an exequatur, not for personal reasons, but because they bad decided not to receive consular representatives from any country. This is not an unusaal occurrence. The rejection of Mr. Rand has not caused the slightest break in our friendly relations with Spain, and in view of the condi- tion of affairs the State Department has re- called the consul to the Caroline Islands. = Governor of Soldiers’ Home. Gen. Wilcox, U. 8. A. (retired), has been re~ quested to withhold his resignation as governor of the Soldiers’ Home at Washington in order that the President may delay the selection of his successor for a short time. It is said that Adjutant Kelton is most likely to receive the appointment. Suxpar Non in the Academy Mr. Daven- port lectures on the “Coming of Christ"—-not to destroy the world, but to rule it. Admission ree. ees Five Huxprep Giipep Wovex ReepOTTomans in three sizes will be sold at 55, 65 and 75c. each. Worth 25c. more. Jurtus Laxssunon’s, corner 18th and F streets northwest.—Adct. A Bro Prom. $200 REALIZED ON AN INVESTMENT OF 82. Mr. W. F. Eltzroth, an esteemed school teacher in the town of Morrow, Ohio, states his case so clearly that no comment fs necessary, further than to say to those run down and out of health, GO AND DO LIKEWISE. ““T feel that I must add my name to the list of those ‘who feel grateful for benefit derived from usin Hood’s Sarsapariila. It has been worth $100 a bottle to me in the following manner, viz: I have been teachin ‘school for 3 years. Last fall I became worn out, had no appetite, COULDN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT, und be- came 80 debilitated that it was impossible to perform my duty as teacher. I WROTE MY RESIGNATION To take effect in two weeks, but was persuaded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Within a week I was so much betterthat I continued my school and au still teach- ing. Ihave used two bottles and eel LIKE A NEW MAN and have over $200 clear from $2 spent for ‘Hood's Sarsuparilia.” W. F. ELTZROTH, ‘Morrow, Uhio. FROM THE SISTERS OF MEKCY. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Is the best blood purifier, the best strength builder, the best nerve helper. Give it a trial, HOOD'S PILLS are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. 4 Waar cunts rreres, The only really successfu! preventi pimples, blackheads, red, rough hands, and baby blemishes is the celebrated pURA SOAP, greatest of skin purifiers and beautifiers. as ‘well as purest and sweetest of toilet md nursery soaps. Only preventive of clogying of the pores. Sold ev where. ap7 Canmazr & Lay, 928 7th and 706 K st. nw. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, Special valure at Sc. yard, 42-in. Plaids, in all the new combinations, at 50c. yd. Striped Camel’s Hair at 50c. yd. 36-in. Homespuns in Tans and Grays at 50c. yd. ‘38-im. Extra Quality All-wool Heariettas, in all the new spring shades, at 50c. yd. 52-in. Ladies’ Cloth at 50e. ‘BS-inch Bedford Cords at 75c. yard. 38-in. Diagonal B -d.ord Cords at 95. yd. ‘38-in. Cotton Homespuns at 12¢¢. a yd. New Challies, half wool, Ise. yd. Headquarters for Black Dress Goods, all the best makes of Domestic and Foreizn,.including Lupin's & A coat belonging to C. Bordigan was stolen pairs aaaatats Gen. Guy V. Henry Garrison’s Hop. Gen. Guy V. Henry Garrison, No. 43, Regu- lar Army and Navy Union, D. C., gave its first military hop at Grand Army Hall Tuesday netted a considerable sum for the garrison. wp to mar its pleasures, The hop was given under the auspices of non- Fort Meyer. no SSS Real Estate Matters. Robert & Stevens has purchased for $16,- way of such improvements, and the Commis- Eddy B. Townsend has bought of J. H. Dan- i ' Loui: hare has purchased of C. A. Clins 7 lot 2, block 4, North Columbian Uni- versity grounds. Margaret M. Eckstein has beught for €6,700 3, 20 by 95 feet on B between 9th and 10th streets north- ithe president, H. W. Balderston, acting as auc- | West —— ‘The Emancipation Parade. There was a joint meeting Tuesday night of Miss Taylor, the Misses Brettinzhais, | the committee on finance and the committee on arrangements for the emancipation parad Reports were made to the effect that the Balti more Kitles, accompanied by the Empire Band, the colored cavalry from Fort Myer, the Dis- trict colored battalion and forty or fifty civic organizations would Talttee are receiving liberal contributions to aid de. The finance com- parn the celebration. ool cepa Auction Sales of Real Estate. Duncanson Bros. have sold at auction for McKenney and Matthews, trustees, house and jot on High street near 4th street, Georgetown, for €6,150 to Richard Shekell. For John Ridout, attorney, small frame on 29th street near M street, Georgetown, for €1.490 to Thos. J. Stanton. For Gordon aud Lipscomb, trus- tees, lot on New Hampshire avenue between 8 and T street for 1.713; per square foot to W. L. Argue. For Garnett and Duvall, trustees, frame house aud lot on M near 7th for 4,050 to H. Burkhardt. pene ‘The Cattle Market. At the cattle market at the Washington Union stock yards at Benning, D. C., yes- terday 162 cattle were on the market and sold as follows: Best, 4 to age. per pound: good, 34 to 3%c. per pound; medium, 3 to 3,0. ie ommon, 2 to 23ge. per pound. Cattle off. No sheep or Jambson the market. Scarceand wanted. Cows with calves sold from #25 to $30 each. Catile market dull. Minnehaha Lodge of Good Templars. There was a large attendance of Loth mem- bers und visitors upon Minnehaha Lodge Tues- day evening. In the absence of the chief tem- plar, Past Chicf Kussell of Perseverance oceu- pied the chair. Mr. Standup, of Indian ex- traction, a member of the order in the state of Washington, wax amoug the visitors, Ad- dresses upon the ways and means for dec ing conviction of the importares of the ol tiou taken by Good Templars were opened by Past Chief Canfield and part ited in by Mise Daniels afd Messrs. J. G. Smith, Mace and Dinsmore. An interesting account of the Progrery gf the onder in the far west was given y Mr. J. Neate of Independent Lodge. A piano solo was reudered by Nellie Smith, a vocal Priestiy’s Cashmere, Serges, Henniettas, Nun's Vel ings, Bedford Cords, Mohairs, Brilliantines and Gren- adiues. We would ask a comparison of prices. MATTINGS. MATTINGS. CARHART & LEIDY, ap ‘928 7th and 706 K st. n.w. Gusar Sate Or Dax Goons aT LUTTRELL'S, 20TH ST. AND PA AVE. 5,000 yards of Teazie Cioth at 10c. and 12%¢. ‘One case of Androscoggin Cotton at Se. per yard. A full line of Dress Gocds from 1c. to $1 per yard. China and India Silks in piain and figured from 50c. to #1 p ryard. Plain Black Silksfrom 7c. to 82.50 per yard. A beautiful line of new Parasols und Sun Umbrellas. Striped and Paid Muslins from 5e. to 5c. per yard. Dotted Swiss from 123¥e. to50c. per yard. ‘Table Damask from 2c. to # Napkins from 0c. to #3 per dozen. Linen Towels trou $1.20 to ¢6 per dozen. India Linens trom 6c. to 3 ; laches’ and children’s underwear, hosiery and handkerchiefs at lowest cash prices. Ribbons cheap: aiso cambric edwings and laces. (Our stock is larger than ever and ; rices suit all. ‘THOS. J. LUTTRELL, 1930 Pa. ave. ap?.2w Srxrz Axp Denasnurry Comsiyen. ‘We have opened this season with the largest and dest-selected stock of Fine Ciothiny for men, boys and did before and at prices to suit ‘Come in and look at the Men's Suits we are selling at 85, 85.75, 86.50, $7.50. Other houses wiil charge you from 40 to 50 per cent more for the same woods. Look atour 81.50. €1.75. 82, $2.25, $2.50, $3 Children's Suits, Sizes 4 to 14. Don’t forzet to look at the Boys’ Suits at 84.50, 85, 95.50 and 96. Sizes from 14 to 19, ‘We wili show you an tinmense line of Odd Men's Pants at €1.25, $1.50, 81.78, 62, 89.25, 82.50, 82.75, 3 and upward. Children's Pants at 25c. ‘If you are in need of anything don’t forget to call at the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., mbl¢-tr © SEVENTH AND G 8T8. T PRE RE ‘Was once shoe manufacturer wha didn't advertise in thenewspapers, but instead he stamped his name and addrese 1m inverted letters on the sole of each shoe made by him. The dust in the streets of that town ‘was his advertising medium, likewixe the soft snow in winter. The dust doesn’t have time to settle in Wash- ington; neither do Wiisou & Carr of 929 F st. nw. ‘stamp their name on the bottom of their famous $3.50 shoes; but if they did ana the concrete of our streets could receive the impression the.e streets of ours would be a standing advertisement for them. The $3.50 Shoe for ladies is immensely popular, and the foot that is tender or aches with a corn becomes comfortable at ‘once when encased in this soft, easy shoe. Ladies may choose between duil or «lage finish, broad, medium or narrow toe. |The Gents’ $3.50 Shoe js neat and dressy, ‘and may be had fu several different shapes. They are the best value for the money ever given in Washing- art ee ee Ber Ox Tox Tx Try, B vrTT arta | Gooprmn FEBRUARY 5, 1892. “CLEVELAND'S ‘Baking Powder is in steady ‘Geo in my kitchen.” MARION HARLAND. Deiiiitiititittiiitiiiiiiitititis itis ‘Uke Une ase tse Use Use tse U8e Te Tse Use TNE Ts Use tes se tne Uee Uae Une Use lve tse tse tse Hie {86 tee use tse uve Une Uso lune Use Uae tne Use Use A Srecrat Tram, PULLMAN AND BUFFET CARS ATTACHED, WILL LEAVE B. AND 0. R. R. DEPOT APRIL 12, 1892, AT 11:15 P. M., FOR ELIZABETHTON, TENN. Round-trip Tickets, good for ten days, price $14.60, can be had at the office of THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN CO. For tickets and all information call on or address CHAS. W. ADAMS, 3 Atlantic building, Washington, D. 0. ‘Have you ever seen the “‘vale of the beautiful Fiver," WATAUGA VALLEY, In East Tennessee? ‘There, in the center of the Bessemer steel ore Texion of the United States, iu a climate un- ‘surpassed for salubrity, and surrounded by ‘almost bounless resources in coal, iron, lime- stone, marble, slate, granite.timber, &e.. The Co- operative ‘town Company of ‘Tennessee hus un- dertaken tobuild # new industrial city and to divide the profits of that zrand enterprise among its stockliolders. ‘These profits will be arich reward to investorsif the affairs of the company are prudently wanaved. ‘They will be so managed under a directory including Hon. John G. ¢ Hon. Isham G. Harris of Tennessee; Hon. H. €. Hansbrough of North Dakota; Hon. Ben Butterworth of Ohi president; i-on. Lot dent; Col. A. 'T. Pritton, treasurer,and Charles W. Adams, secretary. ‘The stock of this company {s on saie in Wash- ington, there are many holders of it nil around You, and it is sold to rich and poor alike on pay- ments of $1.25 1 er share per month. This admirable ieature xives ail an oppor- tunity to share in the profits or the enterprise, ‘and nearly 2,000 stockholders have airendy as sures its success Ly uuiting in an army to sup- Yort the development of the richest spot im the United States. You are invited to send for maps, circulars, Prospectus, &c., or tocall and investixate for yourself. C. R. MeBLAIR, Agent for District f Colnmbia, 1 Atlantic buildin: Washington, D.C. ‘The excursion advertised above is for the convenience and pleasure of those who will at tend the first annual mectinz of sto. kholders of this famous company at their beautiful townsite on April 14. ‘This will be an exceed- ingly interesting and profitable occasion. as ‘Well as pleasant jaunt. You will do well to go slong. apo Preparations For Srnixe at G@ROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSZ, ‘819, 821, 823 7th st. n.w. A small cash deposit, tho balance in small weekly or monthly payments, no notes to sign and 6 per cent discount on all settlements made within thirty days. ‘Such are our terms for the purchase of any article or articles of Furniture, Carpets, Matt.n., ec. ‘The coming of spring necessitates many changes about the house. Such things as Mattings and Refris- erators demand your attention. Kit Lere we desire to say that we have made unusual preparation in these lines, Our stock of Matting, Linoleum and Oilcloth iscomplete. We lay them on your floor without extra cost. We know that you will not be disappointed in our stock of Refrigerators—we never carried so many be- fore. All sizes, all prices, from $6 to #50. Made by K. Armiger & Son, and captured the hixhest Paris award in 1889. We never tire of talsiny to yon about the Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites we sell for #28 cash or #30 on time, We have sold huudreds of them and have yet to hear the first complaint We should like to have you see the Plush-covered .Parlor Suite we sell for $45; six pieces, frames of solid Oak. Our hig! «radu Parlor Suites in Plush, Brocatelle, Tepestry and Wilton Ruz are :25 per cent cheaper than any house in thecity, When you visit us asx to see the Solid Ouk ‘Bed Room Suite for $17 cash, $18 on time. If you need a carpet our Brnssels at (0c. per yard cash or 65e. on time will please you. Inerain Carpet, 335e. per yard cash, 40c. on time. Ail carpets made and laid without extra cost. No charge tor waste in matching figures, We sell a Six-foot Oak Extension Table for #4.25 cash or 4.500n time. We can furnish your house, or any Part of it, at a small outlay of ready cash, and our credit prices are lower than cash prices in some stores. Gaosaws Maxwora Crevir House, 819, 821, 83 7th st n.w., Bot. H and I sts. CITY ITEMS “April 7, 1892." z We are Gate” ‘on styles and colors in Spring Our $1.90 Hat is a beatty— usual two-fifty grade. it Faaxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. Matthew Bernheim’s will take place ina few days. atch ba Ban ag for the announcement, Purcst Best Oils, 714 K st, Youxo & Co., sole agents for Gold Premium Paints. ap7-eo3¢ Royal Glue the Only Glue, 10 cents Try Piso’s Remedy for Catarrh. It is handy and pleasant to ‘take, call what is more doesoure. All druggists. 50c. Wait for the event of the season—Marrarw Brnsuxm’s opening. ap7-eo2w ——— “Carters” Special Cash Bargains,— Beautiful Dress Goods, Homespun Cheviot, fare wool. double width, g9e.; China Silks, 9e.: Surah Silks, 39e.; Lonsdale Cambric, 10c.; Sheeting, immense doubie width, excellent quality, 250. 711 Market space, near 7th. 1t Steel Fiehing Rods. Watponp’s,477 Pa.ave.* jer. 720 7th «t., Ladies’ and Children’s pooing. Also eur ap2-5t* Fifty More of e Fine Sewing Machines selling #0 rapidly at #10 at Auerbach’s Capitol Hill branch, Domestic Machines and Pattorus, 4th and Pa. ave. ae. Wa. Fuss, Mgr. mbz8-12t ae are is making specialty in vr Cutting and Sham- Dandruff. Nervous Prostration, Slecplessness, Opium habit, Dullness, Blues cured. by Dr’ Miles’ Nervine. Samples free at Druggista. 2tr In 1850 “Brown's bronchat ‘Troches” were introduced, and their success as a cure for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Bronchitis bas been unparalled. 26 Puillips’ Digestible Coc Anefficacious drink for the nervoun and dys- petic. 3 None Name It but to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. % A marvel of lightness and swiftness. jarT Ottice 437 9th st. nw. SUMMER RESORTS. re K SALE OR LENT, tage, near hotel and tu lance suber house, FO. WOUD, LaFayette square. AVE. NE, ‘HE will reopen April RENOVO, T bencits Atlantic City Setee RNE AND SAMOSET— Each a furnished summer residence for a gentle man’s fanily. Hot and cold watcr; city conveniences; servants roouns apart ; rent,$i,200 aud 81.000; unsur- pas-ed groupinx of country, forest, mountain, lake, sea and islands Correspondence invited. ap?-eo7t ATLANTIC CITY, Facihe. Open ail the year. AKE. THE PRINCESS AW: NOW OPE ion of ocean and pine forest makes it althful esurt, with a positively cursive YENDEN, Beach, Va. , CRIT Virgins containing 100 rooms; reuleneey; witli OUe saaire of Keadting depot and ween. ‘On e. sy terns. Al-o cottages and hotels to rent. ISKALL ADAMS & CO., Agents, BUILDING LOTS NUAR eek, Nova Scotia— ute: Ute wuarantesh, Lett 1 HART (HE Vicronia, ATLANTIC CITY. Ocean and South Caroline ave, Open alt th M. WIL! shun ATLANTIC CITY. On the ocean front. Deccriptive ilinstrated booklet matied free, Sea water baths in the house. FE. Ri BERTS & SONS. {pe CaacronTi ear Tennessee, Atlantic City. ns heat thromyiuout, HOT wT PLES _Virvinia Weta T, AT ALTANTIC CITY. Peat beach. Sieain Lead: electric bela NS. ty, 200. ru ¢ fires. Every Lome SV to Ls per ween. | @. W. RENDIICK WiRLEY, KENTUCKY AV. NEAK THE Auuntle City, AVE. ATL. pomntrients first-c E KENTUCKY AVE,. ATLANTIC CITY, if equare from the Leach. Ai tT iy ested throughout Pennsytvaniaave., LEHMAN & CO. ([ HE UVINGTON. ATLANTIC Clay, No. Elevator, steam heated. ocean view, filtered water for all purposes Pend i lore, Ja? a ha - oe ap wal = some poise iy ots gs OF ASS Wr @1 7TH 8T., COR. D. Our price list demonstrates that it is ridiculousto pay exorbitant dental fees in any city where we have an office. And yet we would not have you suppose we do cheap work because we work cheaply. On the contrary, our services ure guaranteed first-class in every respect and our material the best that money can buy. We adopt these prices partly because the magnitude of our busi- ‘ness ives us advantazes in purchasing stock. &c., and partly because we are moderate in our desires and satis- fied with the District of Columbia while most dentists want theearth. In other words, our offices are con- ducted on business principles, and we are contented witha fair profit instead of wanting your last doliar. ‘There is no such thing with us as gauxing the fee by the pocket Look, the following price list obtaining with If you wants MAOKIN- °° © ‘TOSH GARMENT orother °° © WATERPROOF WRAP or * © © apairof RUBRERBOOTS * © © or OVERSHORS, » Hot “°° Water Bettis, Fountain NHUEST, Mic) ear the Ucewn. Heated by oven gravee: Will remain open all Ue year OTEi. CLARENDON, ‘Virginia ave., near the beach, Atlantic city. ‘Col. JOUN M. CLARK, Steam heat and complete in all appointments. jal@-Gm Hos was ATLANTIC CIT) o WILL OPEN JANUARY i8. Hot and cold sea water bathein the house, 213-3m LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. eS BALL TODAY, B ExuBirrox GAME. mano a ee Admission, 25 cents. Play at 4:90. ap7-t* N** Sationar Takata, Every evening and Saturday Matinee. ER RRR ea eT PORTE: HHER reas ERs | i ikeek RE ES MOMSSE RAS BN —THE GREAT— In bis inimitable enteHainment of Mystic Novelties, including hie latest sensation, “STROBEIKA." Ea Flags of all nations distributed to the little once at the Saturday matines, Prices, 25, 50, 75c.. $1 and #1.50. Next week—Russell's Comedians in ‘The New City Directory." Seats now on sale. ‘ACADEMY. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2. The Operatic Comedy Sensation Adapted from the French by David Belasto. Musicby Audran. A quaint and charmine entertain- 7 ‘ment of infinite vivacity and humor. s prodmnsd for 116 NIGHIS IN NEW YORK. Under the direction of E. D. PRICE. LANGE AND whaNS ose Tee Oo Gente Soe ee Prices, ‘Moni EDY sale, Apa AT PRN Y te (ALPAUGHS GRAND OPrRa HOUSE EVERY EVENING. Matinee 8; Special ens: MARGARET MATHER, MARGAKET MATHE! MAKGANET MATHER, esisted by OTIS SKINNER, FIRST LIME IN WASHINGTON, From Victor Haco's fanvonia novel “THE NUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME” BUSS MAT WEL New and fait SSDS en, ave Albavens, SEXT WEEK ppp oat By 1 6G Ry ¥ BB H Ga Be yt bo Tt ‘Géd bes ¥ Ben Fi ee ae BeR FRO, BeR F BBB «Luu. OPERA COMPANY, OPERA COMPANY, Presenting Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even- inks the xreat comic opera success, TAR AND TARTAR, TAR AND TARTAR, TAR AND TARTAR. Thursday, Friday, Saturday evenings and Saturday Matinee, ‘rst time ujou any staxe, SUPITER, JUPITER, SUPER. By Harry B. Smith and Julian Edwards, SPECIAL — Wedu veut. Farewell per. ‘This Week—Matinee SATURDAY. TURNER'S ENGLISH GAIETY GIRLS. 10 Original London Gaiety Girla 10 h Eughsh Specialty Artists. ry Next WeekSAMT. JACK'SCREOLFS. _ap7. Fuse Postic Ex REE UBLIC NTERTAINMENT By the MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ORA- ror’ At their Dramatic Hi 614 2°thst. nw. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 14. (A few reserved sents at ir complimentary the “|S NATORE MERCILESS A pighteenth lecture int the popular course at the q SO Ace 3 w hork ave.) FRIDAY, April By a€ Span. by on THOS 5. MULGAN: Comittee Of adiail AB.itm Remenibet ture on the GRAND CONCERT AND ORGAN RECITAL By Dr. J. W. BISCHOFF, Assisted by choir of CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, FRIDAY E} : APRIL 8, 182. ATS O'CLOCK. Admission—Adu ts, 50 cents. Chi'dren, 25 cents, YONTINUATION OF THE RUSTIC FESTIVAL O¥ THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS, AT THE ARMORY, ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE. EVERY EVENING FLOM APKIL 4 TO 9, 1892. ‘Tuesday—Concoriia Ciub will be present, Wednes.lay—Military nicht. ‘Thursday—German uizht, Friday—"*The Elks" and members of the Mysterious Club. Prize shooting on Friday and Saturday evenings. Dancinz every evening from 10 to 11:30. All unured single aud season tickets heretofore sold are receivable at the door up to and including evening of April 9. ____ RAILROADS * oneal ay Sb TIGRE AMM NR ang | LIBAN | he Nay my aati tor ‘arongh Ringe to Pavirorr un. Rochester and Niagure Pale heaton Ati for Bat + Saturiag. 10 @ Teton ter how (TBE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 st nw Branches tm the principal American and European ci Students may begin at otis: Onatony: JOHN. KEENAN, Late of New York Colles, Proteesir of Fiocution. Catholic Unive sity of Ainerica, Wanin, Also IS Gist. nw ep? sath imn® YOLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUsic, yoo K st. Piano, violin, yoke. EDWIN HARI, prin ot the New England Conservato ab iy ated Pawan Vewtiiaie We werner (oat al nine Piya. for TADELPHiA a. week day 5.000. m. datiy. 19.40 pm daiay. nchoat change. A) 8m. weak Garea@h uy lyn. N.Y. ailthrough trains connect Jersey Cit} with boate of \yn Anan. of in direct transfer to Fuston strest,evading 40a.4® ity Wem. week days, 11.35 pm The spring course of lectures will begin on Frida; April 1. at pm. and continue until May 31. fee is required except that ior matricuistion AF. A. KING, M.D. ISIS Massachusetts _mb25.2w D> W. ROBERTSON & 00. ‘* ante, Koom isi, Lenuail bald ave., teach bookkecpinz, business sepow Favily and typewriting, Clase or private instruction Tm 7 OOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 407 EAST : Commercial branches, sborthnnd snd ory Bbd BiZht seawons. ent rates, ¥ood time to join. Cataloy ues, ENTERTAINMENT AND MUSICALE, Gand 27, at Wr D st. nw. FRENCH LES: y Mile. ERUD HOMME, Tuendeys and Ten weeks #&. ambzt-tee 3LOCUTION- DELSARTE_DAY AND EVENING ‘s “seamons: very moderate for spritur teri : special drill for readings and essays.correct English to foreign ors. Mrs ELIZAVETH KING, 907 Last Capitol at jal Noswoob instiruTs. A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. LADIES AND LITTLE G! Address the Principals, Mr. aud Airs. W. D. CABFLL, 407 Mase. "ave, QLOCUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION Eta voice culture EDWARD % Creek Line, daily, except Supday. Bor Autos r. and'é FUK ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOL For Alexanaria, 40h 8 ° Ps Fridays. Accomodation for For ticlamond abd 4.00 pm daily. Trains jcere Ateaandria ior Waninnet FOR Youn = B00, M10, 10D ‘Tickets apd information at the office, northeast oon TOWNSEND | ner ot Isth street and I'rnuayl sauin eveuuey ana and Miss ADA TOWNSEND, Teachers, 1317 1 statin, ‘where orders cau beieft tor tie eben Pe a ‘case to destination trots hotels and “eailencen, EOF PAUL CHASE PCH 4 woud, Dipidme niversité de France. | Elementary Fest a ae classes, conv. _2a18 ot and belles lett accent. ‘Tria tree. “1436 5. 1 DANVINLE MATINOAD OO J AILLAKD SCHUOL OF LANGUAGES, 906 F ST. ‘i om race Semmens 13. iGue, Grea. TAL TOURISTS’ COURSE—10 | geauida art Aid leave at Pennsy ivanie Passenger werk “oy Gaillant onethal andthe onsy ready | Station, Wenigurton, D method, comprising the French pronunciation by his Lew system Of phonetics, a traveling vor FE suciation Of ideas wud conversa: and vouposition upon the same, emabiine the tourist to dispense with ah interpreter. 4.1 —Dely, local for Lynchburg, connects pith Noricik aud’ Western, ralitoct, Sonnets at Dausssas tor Front Loyal aud Strasbunw daily, heaps Sunday u ‘».—Daily forall princivel points south om all Divisions of fuchinond ald Danvil.e apstecs Putt tah Sleeper New Lork we to. fax thence with Siteper to Mentors aud fer Menus yn at Dau tiie with Sleeper fo Aine ‘han the Sith Bice tor Antiev le hm : a 2.—Dallg, except Sunday, for Warrenton amd SEVENTH SEASON—ART STUDENTS LEAGCE | Orause, rol tor s RORART STD uct, aiid throw train for Froiit Hoye aud Stree Thorough instruction in ail branches of drawing | i yecensary; satisfactory Few YNOLDS, Artist, G25 F pm. — , WAS , Brooke, Holmes, Jobnston, Macdonald. Miss Ferrie | tirely of Puliuman Aieeper, Dining, Parlor and end Miss Tomes. Teru: tax Cars, imoderate. “For tusther in- E, 5 aud i * a, Soe fat Tuns to AUaute (time 1s hours) with form yily’ at LEA send ular. mu VOLUMBIA, COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, La, ave. opposite city Tost Dffce, ©."Ko URRY } J aliman Sieerer throuch New Lork and Washingtom "New Orleans via Seta ‘and ‘° Meuirhisvia Biruimchatn; aod Atlante t0 Sechaone villa Macon ad buy son, for cite \ : O Aususta vi Le. TRAINS ON W ASHINGION AND OMIO DIY leave Washington at 9-10 a.m daily, 4:35 p. un ‘Sunday. Keturning arrive 3:96 pan. daily and 6:59 5m trains from the South arrive + 10°89 a.m and 1:46 p.m, am and 40 p.am. jone, i. Coctatons by competent readers abd t Individual instruction by experienced reporters. Tui (OR, Ler Month, eR $6. Thoroush preparation mn the Euiish, business ad clvil service courses. In Private lessons, wot class imstruction. ives. Send for catalogue. 8 For Gmis Axo Youse Linus 4 Modern Phouoxrajh vu 8. BROWN, 4 Sad ROR Gres mat a BAttione AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule tn effect ‘Decem! its secs ete Drcemier a pepe vestibuled Limited Sa Hiwh Grate Boarding and Day School. | Leave MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, press traims 1130 a1u., &15 pam. day, Vet 1200-1104 MI ot. and 1124-1128 11thet. ‘For Fittsburg and Caet 7 Tor tmucnnett, St, Lown Duied Linnited 390, express A} 40 hem. dene Welaud, exprem daily 4306 mands aopu Theneaiiany Siiatppe ba sib hepecieniane: ‘or Lexuufton and Staunton, 110.40a.m. Special edvantages in Literature, French and Ger- - - imap, and Music. A tome. in which students have rareadvantages for soci! training and experience. Ji) mene, sanitation and physical comforts of the Pn. . CUattancors and Memphis, dally , sleeping ear Uurough. most approved modern kind. 34-28 4.31, Goo, soauibutes). : x 36.20, 30."as U0, mo. 0u, Iisa} Address Bre. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, | Sundays, 24.5. (8.00, 4S-tuin ie) an sae (2020, Portion 8 0, =n.00, 20.00, Fo Ramayan, 2 T. JOHN'S COLLEGE, Por Broderick. T1130 a jell ES VERMONT AVE. ee <_s crs For Hacerstown, 110.40a.m. and t3.30 p.m. Fume LECT SCHOOL, 1811 1 ST. N.W.— | ROLAL BLUE LINE POR NEW YORK A thervuxh aud prowressive school for both sia ALELPHIA. 4 any Krade, auciudiuug collewe preparatory work. For Philadelphia, New York, fioston, and the ‘oc THOS. Wr StDWELL. Principal. | daily 4. Suu G0 W0, “Dibiue Cal) am, 40" O.0%, Dining Dar), C130 ya Sleepung wh at 1000U coca.) Biker Parior Cars on all day trains For Dusiou, "2-40 veuu with Pullman Buffet Sleep ime Car runuing turouch to. Bostou withoute Pia ROME Se ele, ing baumeuucore ts ar buston ‘Atiautic City. 4.05, 10.00 and 22.00 n000. Sum 206 t-un, and 1 booms dine of suburbat traiue 00 the tables, to be wad, of all Gcxet areata Tincert Sunday. ‘Daily. (Sunday only. ST apres train Bageaue called jor aud chechei from hotels and reste Sion didand Lisl Pe ave. ant ooo, Siicen, UL ata ‘eve.s and at depot. oot GbLLL, GaN Osu ‘Gen. Manager. tata) “Gen. ane. (CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 18, 3, rains ieave daily from Laon station Ot), cud B streets M442 © Leavirr OF BosTON, PIANO AND HARMONY. )DUCATE FOR BUSINESS. ‘THE SPENCELIAN BUSINESS: COLLEGE, n x a ts D sts. uw. wenty aetna aye pSary printers tt te eaeiter seat Scots of tinue a muansnip, Schoul of Mechauiear Drawing. 2 ull corps of termine, saucers of oa 200m. Services of eraduates always in demand. Office feted “anhual anbouscument, conten pate ee a jonation. MUS. BAKA A. SPENCER, ISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE 2M ia mice lige 2 nae ee XuunaoDs. ie xt ‘Scason tickets, $1. Sinzle tickets, 25 cents, nu ceLsus exuuaua SS" |, tirouct tie grandest scenery tg America, wath thy For sale at the inent drne stores andy members: + w 4 Prompt the corps a OUT OF WASHINGTON. exact oma Fast Line.” Solid, Craig 10 jcitine fc otes nor for = ot > asiunxion to Cumcinnat: Without chauge, arriving chnseat Stony ie sole to mas tae posomtel an [YX ALIA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR CHIL | Cinucimust: at 10-0 ts, conuecting in the Union doves ‘evening spent at the festival. ‘spac Glen, Sharon taken tor the | tor iudiancyuin St. Lit Be = nie g on #0 | summer. EMMA PRENTISS, 11.0 putcs the famous "*¥-¥-¥. Vestibule Limited” — ROF. J. B. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, | “Suutidcim Frineyal | asciid vertibuce train with dunlag car for Oimcimuati Price et ane HE ata aw. Tue aud Prt evenings Gino, Lemnwton and Louisville, Rye, aerivine at Cine Wate lentous wiveu Cs appa on .— Stnew, Clas retintons iroin to TL p.m. mney. DENTISTRY. Sopa coum Usion depots ior ail prante: = Saute = = : Lapress for Gordons iive, Cuariot a> soot THeareR, = DTAL age, tule, Wap Staab u pescpa irs P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, Cor 7th and an posts ‘Froprietors and Managers. SCIENTIFIC “Di ne. via RF ower fg int 4 WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL 4. The leading dental ‘Tuiliuan Jocalons and Tiekets at Company's Ufiess, Engavement of the celebrated and only Indian actress, _GO-WON-GO-MOHAW! ul THE INDIAN MAIL CARRIER. Next Week -LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. ap2-6 (ETT ysBURG! GETTYSBURG! WILL BE ON EXHIBITION ON AND AFTER SATURDAY! SEE THE GREATEST BATTLE OF THE RE- BELLION. x 15TH 8T. AND OHIO AVR. mb30-1m EXCURSIONS, &c. WONDERFUL CAVERNS OF LURAY, VA... ati and visitors can alt - Foot of F st. aw. “STAGE EXCURSIONS. _ Dap TALLY Ho stages LEAVE oni gi pacBabienioames an mala ~_ OFFICIAL NOTICES, 513.und 1421 Feuma. ave. uated nolt Hi. W. FULLER, Gen'l Passenger Avent. =e DE Say, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 22K. Gold Cro ines: Silver, oid. $1 up; cleaning, Sretcinee’ and money. cheeraliy" mereeiee = Operat-ou proviuse unsatisfactory.) ate? D* 9 Ge censt teh ond Rove, ‘Dentistry in all its branches,” Filling and preservation ofthe natural tecth aapectalty. inh > KOSHUN'S DENTAL PARLORS, SHE! Gils is ath s.o.w. Full stn 63 ana oe Bich 'and bundabe ll 2 Daal te weamstece NGEFOLK, PORTKESS MONKUE AND POR: AN mouth, "Va. Norfolk and Dteambvat Company's ING1ON and NOKFOLK leave every day in the year 4. Irow Wharf igot of 7th st, traius for the south and west, (32 &VaNe DENTAL PARLORS 1217 Penn. ave. nw. yw AND suipar wouk's ‘TRETH ROT oR OUT PLATES. a & . f ft in iteite Be Bi : i | i ff ii rid BS i Fes, m1