Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1892, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT P. M SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and generally Virginia, fair till Monday; much colder; northwest gales; a moderate cold wave; severe frosts High Water. Low Water. Cam 6:13pm) 00am 1231 pm ir You Waar Smors. The makers of the celebrated Crawrorp Suox claim that money, brains, the best of ma- terial and well-paid, skilled labor combined, have enabled them to produce a shee Equat 1x meses ict G10 to 16 wan charged * for which from was charg ‘the war, and io still charged by some and mer readil: by men who do not stop to GBink that shoes, like be produced for » much A ‘worn ‘that man. ‘shoe should be so made that when first it is comfortable, when worn all day and out it is still comfortabl duce ing these valuable qualities tis to have Lasts of proper shape. Years of study have been spent by the makers of the Crawroxp Suoz in perfecting the Five Drrrenext Suarre of lasts this shoe is now made on. There are hundreds of manufact gers who try to Inrtare the Crawrorp Last. in hopes to make ashoe as comfortable as t Crawford. It is easier to forge a signature to acheck which will pass the close scrutiny of a Dank teller than to make a shoe on an Ir ‘entil worn a shoe ox Crawford last which will satisfy a gentle- | man who has been accustomed to wearing the Crawford shoe. | ‘The makers of this shoe originated the idea Of selling their entire production direct to the eonsumer. Soon finding it practicable they in- ereased their facilities largely and at once es tablished twenty branch stores for the exclu- sive sale of their shoe. Heducing the cost of selling to the minimum they are now in « posi- tion, on account of their immense sales, to give Wa Want Your Trae ui On spring hats, and if correct styles, qualities and prices are an object, wi'li get it, too. Our 91.90 hat is @ marvel. Fraso & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. Lovey Oreaxvirs, cotton surabs, Bedford cords, India mulls, Yeddo creps, challies, che fots, outings. percales, zephyr gin hams, Zep rynes, &c., &e., at 5 to I7c. yar DHEAD's, Jath near 5. Ir Srarxes us as remarkable to hear of the wonderful record for curing enjoyed by Bet- ton’s Infallible Pile Salve, price Suc. It cures every form of this troublesome ailment. ‘Tue Rars-maxens Axx Apnoap in the land doing good; the nerve-builders are about also, doing splendid service. Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron puts nerves on their good be- havior at once. Ask your druggist. Norice.—B. Riompas, 611 N street northwest, is ready to execute ail orders im the line of cement work—granolithic walks, carriage houses, stables, cellars, &c. Give him a call. Gasoursz, Ie. gal. Muppr4as, 614 12th st. Ranssr _ckitime Madeira, Amontillado sherry, 1842, and Oporto, 1545, lead the many Grades for sale at Cum. Xaxpen's, 909 7th st ‘Tux Bust we ever had, that $1 box of 50cigars. Stckiz’s, 1011 Pa. ave. Powsnrvz opera glasses, $5. Hempler’s, cor. 43 East Boogiets asp Noverties. Cuarmas & Tavton’s, 915 Pa. ave. Exzcrate Gas Liomtixo.—J. H. Kuxaumo, 1206 Pa. ave. ae ss Fou Srnixo Srrizs of wall paper, fresco and | interior painting, window shades, &¢., go to K. | W. Hesxprusox s, 1115 F st. nw. j Have your building, repairs and alterations made promptly and at reasonable prices by C.D. Couiiss, builder, 717-719 18th st. new. Licatsrxe Rops, new and repaired, 1206 Pa. av. Srre sures, Baby carriages, 1.18 jerators, straw mattings, cedar boxes, water cvvlers, water filters, reed and rattan chairs and furniture. W. B Mosss & Sons, cor. Lith and F streets northwest. Canrers Curaxep by the Empire Carpet Works, 631-685 Mass. ave. u.w., are made moth Proot free of charge. 25-2 Exxctuzc Fans and motors repaired. J. H. Evrauixe. ‘Tur Finst Ovewixe axp THx SPECIAL SALE. The ladies of Wasbiugton of refined taste cordially invited to examuiue our millinery de- Partment, which are most carefuliy selected Varieties from Parisian patterns. Qur prices are remarkably low. 605 13th street northwest. Marruew Beaxuem’s grand opening will take place ina few days. Watch the papers for the announcement. Suezrz’s 60c. Candy for 25e. ‘This is only at 7th and I streets northwest. J.B. Sueere Sreaxixo Tupi burglar alarms. J. H. Kvra.ixe. Bzxxe of Nexsox Wisisxy, bottled at the Gistllery. Cuantes Kuaraxu, Agent. CITY AND DISTRICT. SMUSEMENTS 10NIGHE in Aupavon’s—Margaret Mather “The Egyptian.” Nattoxat.—Herrmann, the Magician. Acapeur of Mvsic.—Audran’s “Miss Hel- yet. Hanis’ Brsov.—Go-Won-Go Mohawk in “The Indiap Mail Carries Keaxay's Lyceum Tueater—Turner’s En- glish Gaiety Girls, Wasurxerox Liou Ixrastey Aumony.— A Eaustic Festival. Tuz Barrie of Gerryssvnc.—Fifteenth street and Obio avenue. See ee CONDENSED LOCALS. [flux Coven Crp was entertained last Mon- ¥ evening at the residence of Mr. Thomas Reynolds, 517 Rhode Island avenue. Among those it were Mr. G. Crump, J. Sincell, ©. Horton, E. Kremb, R. Chapman, W. Wells and J. Famming. Sexatou Squine will be the guest of the Six O'Clock Club at its meeting’on Monday evening at Willard’s. Carroll D. Wright of the L.bor Durean has been invited to preside. The sub- Ject of discussion will be “Immuzration.” Mua Caruantxe Fixx, who died at her re idence, 10th and K streets northwest. Thursday was stricken with paralysis on Mon- day and did not again regain consciousness. She was the widow of Henry Fink of Faltimore, Md. She leaves ten chiliren—six boys and four girls. Half Rates for the L. A. W. Meet. Mr. Wm. B Hardy, chairman of the trans- Portation committee for the league meet here, has been advised that the Trunk Line Associa- tion has authorized one limited first-class fare pet capita for the round trip to Washington, besold and good going July 16 to 19 and good retara until the “the ‘The Trafic Amso- Giation will adopt this rate. Wanted in Parkersbarg. ‘Maj. Moore bas received a letter from the chief of police of Parkersburg, W. Va., stating | ‘that Charles Lorraine, alias Lawton, is wanted bomes new brick houses on G street and on ‘These hoases {ee @onveniences, ‘Geo advertisement of Fuller and Eivert, trustees. ——_—_ Praxx Smap at Marshall Hall ‘The Macalester at 11 a.m. and 2:30 pm. by dusk. —Adot, —_ Fronist.—Grand business chance. a ground and plants for rent. Navcx, ee 1 sigeet northwest. — Adc. To pro- | BRIGHTWOOD cITfZENs. The Association Elects Officers and Discusses Matters of Interest. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Bright- wood Avenue Citizens’ Association was held in the Brightwood hall last evening. ‘ ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Upon motion of Mr. Gatley the chairman ap- pointed Messrs. N. E. Robinson, Henry Brawner, ‘Theodore Thomas, Jobn G. Keene and E. E. Ramey as members of the committee on nomi- nations for officers for the ensuing year. The election resulted in the choice of the following: President, W. A. Gatley; vice president, Capt. Thomas secretary, Arthur L. Keene; treasurer, A. G. Osborne; commities on stress, Dr. HL. -Dar- ling, chairman, W. 8. Bransom, Henry Braw- ner, W. Saul and Anthony» Leiben: on railroads, Paul Ramey, chairm: King, Jobn Saul, J. L. Norris and N. E. son; committee on law and order, police and lights, W. W. Herron, chairman, George Fields, | Theodore Lay, N. E. Nalley and Theodore | Thomas; committee on sanitation, Dr. C. G. | Stone, chairman, L. P. Williams, F. Heitmaller, E. E. Ramey and W. R. Reynolds. Messrs. J. G. Keene and J. L. Norris were elected members of the executive committee. WILL SOON HAVE OAS LIGHT. | Mr. Daniel Ramey, chairman of a special | committee appointed to inquire into the ques- | tion of lights, said it was more than probable that the residents of Brightwood would soon have gas lights. A twelve-inch main will be laced along Brightwood avenue as far as the jock Creck Church road and from there he thought a six-inch main would be laid as far as Brightwood and « four-inch pipe would be Continued au faras Takoma if thero was any assurance that there would be any consumers. Capt. Lusk, he said, assured him that if the | pipe was inid the lamps would be erected. THE RAILROAD QUESTION. After remarks concerning the railroad pro- ject Mr. Ramey offered a resolution, which was adopted, and which called upon Congress | to revoke the charter of the Brightwood Rail- | way Company for failing to meet the require- ments of the act chartering the company and approved October 18, 1888. it was stated that the house of the Judson Pneumatic Company had been sold and the machinery removed, and Mr. Ramey thought that if these facts were made known to the committees of Congress they would not hesi- tate to act favorably upon a petition to charter @ new company. THE STATUS OF THE FRANCHISE. Continuing the discussion Mr. Ramey re- ferred to the Judson company as a defunct corporation, and said that they were at present only preventing the securing of the franchise by a good company that would put on eficient service. In conclusion Mr. Ramey suggested that a mass meeting of the citizens be held to discuss the matter and tuke some action, and upon motion it was decided to hold such a meeting ‘Thursday evening of next week. A motion to change the regular monthly meeting from Friday to Thursday evening was laid over for a month. After short addresses by the outgoing andin- coming president the meeting adjourned. ———— The Gunton Temple Memorial Chure The annual business meeting of the U Presbyterian Church was held on last Thursday evening. Reports of the various branches of the church work were read and adopted. An anounced in Tur Star, Mrs. Temple in- tends erecting a memorial church upon the present site, and in accordance with per- mission granted by the presbytery the congregation changed the name from Unity "Presbyterian Church tothe Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church. After appropriate remarks by the pastor, Re co. B. Patch, and others resolutions were topted, and it was ordered that a copy be presented to Mrs. Temple. A board of trustees for the new church was elected, consisting of the following: Geo. H. Brown, Wm. W. Herron, A. B. Claxton, August Petersen and A. G. M. Prevost. The building committee, consisting of Rev. G. B. Patch, John S. Swormstedt. Geo. H. Brown, Frank A. Warfield and W. B. Turpin, was re-elected. ————— A Chureh Anniversary. The Metropolitan Baptist Church will com- memorate the fourth anniversary of the dedi- cation of its chapel on Monday evening. Dr. Frank M. Ellis of the Eutaw Place Baptist Church, Baltimore, will deliver the sermon, and Justice Jobn M. Harlan of the Supreme Court will preside. This church, located in East Washington, has under the pastorate of Rev. Green Clay Smith greatly grown, and its membership propose to erect a commodious and commanding edifice within a short time. gohan aes Death of Officer Noonan. Cornelius Noonan, one of thé oldest and best- tried members of the police force, died this morning at his residence on 6th street after a lingering illness. The deceased was one of the original members of the police force, having entered upon his duties on the 11th day of September, 1861. He passed through all the grades im the partment and held the rank oflieutenant until he became too feeble, when be was made sergeant. and for several years he was detailed at the Police Court, where he capably handled many hundred thousand dollara. He was a native of County Cork, Ireland, where he was a member of the Irish’ constabulary. He was seventy-five years old. surdhaees ERE (Advertisem nt.) Latrwen & Stoas, UCTIONEERS, 1407 G street northwest. Iupontanr. “Wernicke Sale.” In consequence of the large number of pieces to be sold we have only been able to reach the middle of the catalogue, therefore the sale will be continued Monday at 11am. and 3 p.m., and each succeeding day until every piece is disposed of. Monday's sale will include some of the magnificent cabinets, mirrors and solid repousse silver, also Sheffeid plated pieces, empire and antique commodes. screens, &c., ec. These comprise some of the most im- portant articles in the sale and the chance of- fered ix one that Washingtonians have never before had at public auction in this city. ae trip, which sails by t popular steamer “City of Pi . Cail for daily program of the tour. W. P. Vax Wickze, 1245. Penneyl- vania avenue.—Adet. a Ocray Steamsuir Tickers sold by all lines. Round trip, first-class, £70 and upward. W. P. Vax WickLe, 2225 Peunsylvania avenue.—Adet. seit, (mus Aa ScmRogper's fine musical program on Mac- alester Sunday, 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Home by dusk. Marshall Hail’s plank shad.—Adet. _— Piaxx Snap, Cam woeR, &c., Marshall Hall Sunday. Dinner, 75c. Round trip, 25¢. Macalester, 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.—Adet. ee Cxoice Lors in “Bellevue,” 7th and Whitney enue, ata bargain (a big bargain). A very | cheap piece on Meridian Hill, block 10 (15,000 feet). anda maguiticent siteon Park street, dit. Pleasant. 50x270, at 75 cents. J. Cooper McGinn, Webster Law building. elaine ios postponed till April 20, * Buscnorr Co: Mas. Creaveraxn Tells the Story of Her Cure of NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. Mre. A. B.Cleaveland of Milford. Mass, is the sister of the Norcriss Brotuers of Boston, the famous buiid- ers. Iualongand interesting statement (which will be sent im fuil to any one W..0 » sles it), Mrs. Cleave Jawa says tant a few years ago she had a severe form of nervous dysrepsia, the symptoms being PALPITATION OF THE HEART, Burning sensation in the stomach, fainting spelie and an AWFUL DEATR-LIKE FEELING from which she often thought she should never recover. She was TIKLD AND LANGULD all the time and did not dare ‘She ascribes ali ber improvement and ie ready te con- Vinee any one of the merit of this medicine. If you — ‘aay similar troubles, try Hood's Sares- ‘TOOK FOUR OUNCES OF LAUDANUM. How » Colored Woman Put an End to Her Existence. Mamie Dunn, s colored woman, ended her life Thursday evening by swallowing four ounces of laudanum and her body was removed to the morgue yesterday. The woman was about twenty-four years old and had lived in Denver and Philadelphia. Tuesday she rented room in house. No. 1824 E street northwest, where she was introduced by a woman who lives near 13th and D streets. Thursday evening between 8 and 9 o'clock she went to Magruder’s drug store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 19th street, and asked for laudanum. saying that she used it for bath- ing her feet From the drug store she returned home and nothing more was seen of her until about 10 o'clock yesterday morning, when her dead body'was found. ‘The empty’ bottle was found in her room. ‘The deceased was a stranger in this city. She was finely built and comely looking. No cause is known for her conduct, but the police think that she took her life because she had Patterson viewed the remains, and unless friends claim the body it will be interred in potter's field. past Se ‘Tur Executaix Sar of nearly new brick, No. 1781 12th street northwest, to take place Mon- day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, presents an op- tunity to obtain a comfortable home well jocated. See advertivement. Lance Parsrot Urcer ON LIMB. COMPLETELY HELPLESS. UNABLE TOWALK WITHOUT CRUTCHES. FLESH TO THE BONE DROPPED OUT. SUFFERED GREATLY. DOCTORS FAILED TO RELIEVE. SPEEDILY CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. In the summer of 1888, a sore came on the fleshy bart of my right leg, not far from the shin bone. It continued to increase in size, and eventually formed a large ulcer three inches long by two wide. Tem- ployed a regular physician, but he gave ime no relief. It was very painful, and eventually part of the flesh to the bone dropped out. After suffering with it for six months I was induced to try the CUTICURA REMEDIES. At this time I was completely heipiess, unable to walk without crutches and suffered greatly. In about a week the sore bean to show sixns of im- Provement, and eventually was completely healed. Another sore then broke out on my instep, but the ‘same treatment soon cured that. I was indebted solely tothe CULTICURA REMEDIES for my restoration to health. My leg is now as well as it ever was,and since then I have not been troubled with sores. D. F. MERRITT, Ellisville, Miss. truthful man, and I believe his statement to be true in ‘every particular. J.C. BRADLEY, Mayor. JNO. H. BYNUM, Circuit and Chancery Clerk. ‘B. E, DEVALL, Sheriff. CUTICURA RESOLVENT The new Blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest of Humor Remedies, internaily (to cleanse the blood impurities, and thus remove the cause), CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally (to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), cure every species of agonizing, itching, burnin. scaly and pimuply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.: SOAP. ‘25e.; RESOLVENT, #1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPURATION, Boston. §2~"How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 il- Tustrations and 100 testimonials, maiied free. PIMPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped and y skin cured by CUTICURA 80aP. 1 CAN'T BREATHE. Chest Pains, Soreness, Weakness, Hacking Couzh, Asthma, Pleurisy and Inflammation RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAS- TER. Nothing like itfor Weak Lungs. —ap6-w&s W. H. Hovcarox Mro. Co. 1218-1220 F STREET N.W. IT 18 YOUR BUSINESS To POST YOURSELF, As What we say we wish you to INVESTIGATE AND PROVE, THAT WE SELL aS LOW 8 THE LOWEST. TILL APRIL 15, 1892, We are making a SPECIAL SALE of CERTAIN PAT- TERNS of our MATTINGS and their value to you is marked and such you will certainly be satisfied with if you but carry out our SUGGESTION To JUDGE For YOURSELF. Did you know ‘That these we are Offering ARE ADVANCE SPECIAL LINES Of Sample PATTERNS OF MATTIN Worth 20c. regularly, but now only 10c. Worth 223c. regularly, but now only 15e. Worth 25c. regularly. but now only 18e. Worth 27¥c. regularly, but now only 220c. v - Fegularly, but now only 2c. - Ferularly, but now only 25c. These mattings have been purchased by some twenty parties, who have taken special pains to call and investigate, and we are confident they were not disappointed. If you want | MATTINGS ‘Look at our immense line and ask for our special pat- ferns as advertised here, and remember that this is the week of our great Chamber Furniture sale at factory prices. This is no bait, but our means of calling your attention to our special weekly sales, which we adver- tised in Monday morning's Post and wish you to un- derstand that it is for your interest as well as ours. W. H. Hoveurox Mes. Co... ap7-Bt = 1218-1220 F ST. N.W. Boncuetvs sprixq_urar TEA™—at D0centsa pound. Toomach ealinot well be said of the attractive character of this Pure Tea. Sold only a7 100 DOZEN GENTS’ HALF HOSE IN BLACK AND TANS, FAST COLOKS, 15c., 2 PAIB FOR 2ic., aT J ounsox, Garver & Co. 636 PENNA. AVE. N. W. SPECIAL GOOD VALUE IN SPRING DRESS GOODS. 44-INCH ALL-WOOL FRENCH SUITING IN PLAIN AND STRIPES. COLORS, TANS AND GRAYS, 75c. PERYAKD. BEAL VALUE. $1. 42-INCH ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, SERGES AND CHEVIOTS IN THE NEW SPRING SHADES AT Boe. 36-INCH ALL-WOOL CHEVIOTS, OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 30¢. AT 2ic. WE ARE SHOWING A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DRESS GOODS, 36-INCH WIDE, IN ALL THE NEW SPRING COLORS. WHITE GOODS. CHECK NAINSOOK, 5, 8 AND 100. FRENCH PLAID ORGANDIES, 10, 12%. REMNANTS OF INDIA LINEN AT HALF PRICE. REMNANTS OF COLORED DRESS GOODS AT SPECIAL LOW FBICE. 100 ROLLS STRAW MATTINGS. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., fie Ace Basting, For your trade on 5; and Soft Hats. Hustling hats out of our stock and hustling dollars into your pockets. Our €1.90 Hat costs $2.50 elsewhere. Franc & Sox, One Price, corner 7th and D. it Eight-day Clocks, $3.75. F ‘nan, 461 Pa. avel* “Shoo,” “Shoo,” “Shoo.”* Dox’r Miss Ir. Given away with ore pound of tea, two pounds of coffee, three cansof condensed milk or two bottles of flavoring extract at all our stores and branches, commencing Monday, April 11, and continuing throughout the weel & GaraT ATLANTIC ax Paciric TEA Co., api: Newrox I. Bowman, Manager. Royal Glue never fails. Druggists. 100. 1t Great Bargaiv. 300 pairs Knee Pants, sizes 4 to 18, at 260. ABsHare ‘HALL, Py's-3— Mature cre ttiets Quem osc" Sous ior comet,“ Myrties sind” itoaes*™ Concert medley, “Reminiscences of the Operas,” f SUNDAY, APBIL 10. ~“The streams wake lsuching from thelr Greams. SECOND PLA! at il a.m. and 2:30 D.m. ‘Ss BAND. RAM: PART I. PARTI. iIKED SHAD SUNDAY! Beyer March, *“But Ob! What a Difference in the Morning.” ‘Trombone solo, **In the Deep Cellar,” Ma: *Pulcinetia” Hall clam chowder, ‘spring Wm 8 ae each. 421 7th st. letzuce, potatoes, coffee. ae, om it Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. | “Col. SeKiboin ‘promises plenty of abad, plenty of Pye chowder and plenty oi everythin & Bargains—Watcles and Jewelry. fo SDs : 461 Pa. ave. 1 | 9 505, ae Meeving Wart: The Best Wire Screen Doors, $1; Complete Lawn Mowers, £3.75; Ice Cream Freezers, $1.50. alleys, shooting galleries. swinj 2 is At L. H. Hopkixe, 933 F ap0dt? | ‘on antater Mens tet fic Fishing Tackle and Steol Rods. WaLFonv's.* | iveimrluecunacienitranall, Hall. Pat a WEEK DAYS, reaching Washington at “Carters” Special Cash Bargains.—{ tL. BLA Beautiful Dress Goods, Homespun Cheviois, Keeans LYCEUM THEATER. ure wool, double width, $9c.; China Silks, vambric, 10c.; immense double width, excellent quality, 25c. 711 Market space, near 7th. It Chr. Xander’s Whiskies selected during years from most celebrated’ brands; 14 grades of all ages. it “Boom Ta Ra,” 5c. Woncn’s, 925 7th, 1W S. Heller, 720 7th making specialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Ha‘r Cutting and Sham- pooing. Alsocures Dandruff. aap -6t* Surgical Instruments, Watronp’s. Tel. 1761.* “Shoo,” “Shoo,” ‘Shoo.’ Dow’r Miss Ir. Given away with one pound of ten, two pounds of coffee, three cans of condensed milk or two bottles of flavoring extract at all our stores and branches, commencing Monday, seensrers, ail Hall ON BURLESQUE COMPANY. WEEK COMMENCING April 11, and continuing throughout the wee ed With one pound of Thes-Nectar Tea or A&P. | 4 PPR RRR HE WO Baking Powder we give » combination towel | AA Ber ie it nou rack or hand lamp; also many other useful] {44 — ff R Ht b, Py od household articles," Our new ‘branch tore, at rod 15 H street northeast, will be opened during | . the coming week. 50—TROPICAL AND ORIENTAL BEAUTIES.—50 Tux Gaeat Av@axtic axp Pactric Tea Co., ap96t = Newrox H. Bowmax, Manager. Hotel Johnson Cufe. Just arrived from New Bedford live Lob- sters, also 2,000 New York Little Neck Clams and some Lynn Haven live Crabs, from which we make Deviled Crabs, and other delicacies too numerous to mention, such as Florida Vegetables, Fruit, &c. _Kemember. high-grade only. Lifetime experience. Fine trade so- licited. it Cutlery of all kinds. Watrorp’s, 477 Pa. ave.* “Shoo,” “Shvo,” “Shoo.” Commencing Monday and continuing all next week tue Gaeat ATLaNtic AND Paciric TEA Comvaxy, 501 and 503 7th st. n.w., will give a number of special presents to their customers. Purchasers of one pound of their famous Thea- Nectar Tea or one pound of A. and P. Bukin, Powder will be given the choice of a decorate cup, saucer and plate, together with a copy of their Intest panel picture, entitled “Shoo,” 14x 29 inches, handsomely decorated and ready to hang up; or a majolica pitcher, a 10-inch dec- orated meat platter, a patent’ flour sieve, rock teapot aud various other articles. Don't miss this great offer. it Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing Machines selling 80 rapidly at $10 at Auerbach's Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machimes and Easiares 4th and Pa. ave. se. Wat. Funx, Mgr. pes The Time is Short In which to enjoy oysters. Therefore you wish the best. The best are found at the only oyster house in town, Tue Puitapevenia OvsTER ousE, 513 11th’ st. But not only are the best oysters obtainable found there, but the finest of all other delicacies are there. "If you cannot call telephone what you wish. (No mutter what it is it will be promptly delivered. Telephone No. 515. It Telephone 1260. Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,7 & H. For repairing and renting. ap9-20t What a Load a Man Can Carry Home for $1. 1 pint bottle each of Imp. Bay Rum and Whisky, or 1 qt. bottle Sour Mash, 8 old, or 1 bottle of Peach Brandy aud Blackberry BraAdy for ‘medicinal purposes, or 2 bottles Imported Rhine Wine or Claret, or 5 bottles Cal. Assorted Sweet Wine. H. A. SELicsox, ap8-2 1200 and 1202 Pennsylvania ave. Dr. Hartley’s Great Remedy cures catarrh. apS-Im Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the World. Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop write: “We consider them the best in our stock, and could not get along without them.” — fel3-s3m Matthew Bernheim’s grand opening will take place inafew days. Watch the papers for the announcement. ap7-colw Purest Best Otis, 714 K st., Youxa & Co., sole agents for Gold Premium Paints. ap7-co3t Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Drunken- ness, Opium Habit cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at Druggists. 4tr Phillips? Digestible Cocoa, A very nutritious drink for children. 6 Postal Telegraph Co. have adopted the “Caligraph” to the exclusion of allothers. 15 Buy a Machine With a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. Wurzien & Witsox Mra. Co., fe28-tr 437 9th st. nw. If You Have a Cough don't delay. I dangerous. Piso's Cure for Consumption cure you. Guaranteed. All druggists. 25c. “Rockbridge Rye,” finest male, &4 per gai Jon; #1 quart bottle. "Lyxcu’'s, 404 ¥th st. uw. jal6-sdw,tr The chance of a lifetime To introduce KE884Ns Lroku Tieatex, Pennsylvania ave. and 11th st, TONIGHT! TURNER'S ENGLISH GAIETY GIRLS. Original London Gaiety Girla Euglish Specialty Artists. ‘Next Week—8AM T. JACK’S CREOLES. ELECT TO! 100 days in Enrope, with Tone | can receive a few more me! BRIN ION. 1229 O st, Washinton. _ sere GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT AT 8, LAST APPEARANCE OF MARGARET MATHER, MARGAKET MATHER, MAKGARET MATHER, Assifted by OTIS SKINNER. FIRST TIME IN WASHINGTON, A grand production of THE EGYPTIAN,” [Hk EGYPTIAN,” fasnous novel, 19 2 From Victor Hu “THE, K HUNCHB. Iss MATHER Einborate Seen URIST PARTY TO SAIL IN J TONIGHT! 209 TRE DAME.” ur AMUSEMENTS. (CONTINUATION OF THE MUsTIO FESTIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS, AT THE ARMORY, ALBAUGH’S OPERA HOUSE. EVERY EVENING FKOM Friday—*'The Elks” and members of the Mysterious cup. Plo thostng ox ¥rirush nowesinar owen: ‘every evening from 10 to 11:30. All unused sinele and season tickets heretofore sold ‘are receivable at the door up to and including evening of April 9. ‘Season tickets, $1. Single tickets, 25 cents, For sale at the prominent drug stores and by members Of the corps. ‘There will be no soliciting for votes not for the pur- chase of articles for sale mar the pleasure of evening spent at the festival —, thes Fr. evenings Private lessons xiven ‘by. tient. Address 107 E st n.w. “Clans reunions from Sto 11 pain mh Le CALLEORNIA. TEXAS. MEXICO. Special t-0R y ae a mouthiy Tourist Parties RI. keke <M IH, As oloitt: Aut. ab si Company's Sun Set and to, G®tT spunea: GETTYSBURG! . WILL BE ON EXHIBITION ON AND AFTEB SATURDAY! SEE THE GREATEST BATTLE OF THE RE- BELLION. 16TH ST. a 8T. AND OBIO AVE. ews EE LECTURES. US versatisy caurce, 13th and L sts. FRIDAY, “APRIL 2 pee DANIEL DOUGHERTY loceeenta MONDAY, Apri I ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SUNDAY NIGHT, APRIL 10, 8 O'CLOCK. Ap gddress by JAMES B. DAVENPORT, evanicelist stoic church, op “The Second Coming o Our Lord" (not the end of the world). Sober-minded people especially invited. A SOLEMN TESTIMONY. Admission free. No collection. ‘This is not so-called ““second adventism.” EXCURSIONS, &c. (32 STEAMER CECIL BEGINS HER REGULAI trips up the Potomac tomorrow ; Paseno's yharf and stops at ail landins cog and returning. Fare, roun trip, 15e._ JOS. “id Ana ap7-at* S vA. still open, and’ visitors can always find com> fortable accommodations at the a Y Washington at STEAMER BARTHOLDI. Hor charter Uy" day or hour. ¢ Loat for small parties, Ub or down the Potomac, CUMBERI 'D BOAT HOUSE, fe16-3m* Foot of F st. n. mi. aud p.m. Arlineton, sabin John Bridge. Fare. round trip, 30 to Toe. Zoo Fark andleyation 2e. ly NEW PUBLICATIONS. CADEMY. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, ‘Last time of the Operatic Comedy Sensation “MISS HELYETT,” Adapted from the French by David Belasco. Music by Audran. A quaint and ciarming entertain- ment of inbuite vivacity and humor. Next week— DELANGE AND RISING COMEDY COMPANY In the Laughable Absurdity, “TANGLED UP," INE DANCE. MORTIMER in her now now on sale. aro NEW NATIONAL THEATRE Tonight at 8 last time of H HEERREE RRR MM MM NN HOHE RORRORMMMM Aa NW NSS N Ho Hieek BE BM MA45 NNN NN —THE GREAT— In his inimitable entertainment of Mystic Novelties, including his latest sensation, STROBEIKA. Next week, RUSSELL’S COMEDIANS In the new CITY DIRECTORY. Seat now on sale. apo {A22Is Brow THEATER, MONDAY, APRIL 11, A Superb Production of MRS. HODGSON BURNETT'S Charming Play, LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. SPECIAL. At the close of Tuesday, Thursday and Satarday matinee performances the ladies and children in the audience wil! be invited to the stage, where a recep- tion will be tendered them by the child stars, Mabel ish and Lillian Masterson, to be followed by the serving of AN ORANGE TEA by F. Jarvis, the 9th street caterer. them will for thirty days make a Fine Crayon | _—) and one dozen Cabiffets for 34. Esrannook. | p:uROPE. 711 Market space. ap6-w&s2t EK WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO? Wait for the event of the season—Martiew Bensazim's openi apT-eo2w New High Arm No. A marvel of lightness and swiftness. just Office 437 9th st. n.w. LEGAL NOTICES. N THE gUPREME COURT 5 a I apa! FP ae ee g, The, Sth day of April, ree. iam nde v8. Rober TsO. Ea. Docket ah % Ml: Now On motion of the cuimplaivant by Thomas M. Fields, Lis solicitor, it is ordered that the respoudent, Sarthe, Conducted parties visiting Ireland, Wales, England, France und Beigiuin, with attractive Switzerland, Germany, North Cal Washinton'weekly durin Aprils Cost of trip. 193and upward, tn ‘For circulars call or apo le trips to Ital! ‘und Russia, lea lay. June and Juiv \cluding ail expenses. M0stcan AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT under auspices Northwest Aux. W.C. T. U. in Unity Presbyterian Church, corner 14th and R sts. DAY, April 11, at 8 p.m. » MON- ‘The program includes Mrs. Kitty Thompson-Berry, ‘Mr. George Prevost, Miss Carrie Jordan, Mr. D. W: Barritz, cause ler appearance to be entered hi Bans, Mr. Eiphonzo Youngs, jr. on or betore the first rule day occurring worse aets | Admisalon, 25¢. 1 aiter this day; otherw: the cause will be proceeded wie ob) clot this suit isto enforce pay; The ob) ctor this suit fa to ' peut at law No. 820 by sale of the atorest of Robert | A EBAUGH'S, NEXT WEEK. Mason in for numbered two hundred and torty-tites ae CSc TF. Schneider's subdivision, ‘in “oquase ess huinvered three hundred aud ‘s.aty-two CH02), in the 4 &% Sneed ares ama ad oosty oC), 1 che pH é 3 Trench fhe hava sucenstca wentenget Woke ad Boi Goo pop Jor each of the thiee siuccemive wens ore ie day in the Washington Law ieperter and ‘Tho DD Gea ening 5 By the court: A. B. HAGNER, Justice, &e. a ed LE L i) ER L ap0-Law3t ee Enon UPREME COU! oF ]§ THE SUPREME covur oF THE DistRicT Holding a special term for Orphans’ Court business. In the matter of the estate of Charles D. Drake, late of nthe . the District of Columbia, |. No. 4021. Adun. Doe, 17. Application for the probate of the last will and testa- niet! and for letters testamentary on the estate of the has this day been wade by Anna P. West- Cott. named La the wi of said deceased ‘Ail pecsone interested are hereby notified to appear in tis court on Friday, the Gib day of May next at id Celock «tu. to show cause why te said will should not be proved and admutied to probate and letters festainentary on the estate of the said deceased howd hot issue as prayed. Provided. « couy of this order be ishd olice a week 1or three weeks im the: Wash: Heporter and Evening Star p.evious to the A. B. HAGNER, Justice. L. WIGH’ nba, P. of Wills for the District of Colt apt-law3t fait B. KING, Froctor, 91 F st. Stir: = Maawrercenr Lise, Magnificent line of Ladies’, “Misses” and Children's Plain, Fancy and Rustic: Straw Sail- ors, im the new broad brim styles of both domestic and imported manufacture, at low- eet prices in the city. OPERA COMPANY, OPERA COMPANY, ‘Presenting Monday, Tnesday and Wednesday even- ings the great comic opera success, TAR AND TARTAR, TAR AND TARTAR, TAR AND TARTAR. ‘Thursday, Friday, Saturday evenings and Seturday ‘Matinee, first time upon any stage, JUPITER, JUPITER, JUPITER, By Harry B. Smith and Julian Edwards, (CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS Have just published A NEW BOOK BY MR. STEVENSON, ACROSS THE PLAINS, with Other Essays and Mem- ories. By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. 12mo, $1.25. Especial interest sttaches to this volume by reason of the autobiographic character of several of the essays, while the others, ‘*Fontainebleau,” ‘*The Lantern Bearers,” ‘The Old Pacific Capital,” *‘Dreams,” “*Beggars,” &c., will rank with the author's finest work in this field of literature. ESSAYS ON GERMAN LITERATURE. By Prof. H. H. BOYESEN. 12mo, 81.50. The spirit and animating forces of German literature are admirably set forth in this book, the personal and anecdotal element bringing the leading fizures well into the foreground. The different phases of the wenius of Goethe and of Schiller, the evolutions of the German novel and the influence of the romantic ‘school are the principal themes. THE DUCHESS OF ANGOULEME And the Two Kestorations. From the French of Im- bert de Saint-Amand. Famous Women of the French Court. 12mo, with portrait, 81.25. ‘The daughter of Louis XVI and of Marie Antoinette is the heroine of this volume, her early years having been pictured in “The Youth of the Duchess of Angou- leme,” recently issued. It treats entertainingly of the life and of the great personages of Louis XVIII's court and gives a vivid picture from the royalist point of view of the dramatic episode of the return of Na- poleou and te hundred days. *.*Sold by all booksellers, or sent, postpatd, by CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, 1t ‘743 and 745 Broadway, New York. NOT ON catvany. ALTHOUGH JUST ISSUED THIS LITTLE BOOK 18 ALREADY THE LITERARY RELIGIOUS SEN@ATION OF THE DAY. ‘question that hi tions which all Christians find deeply mysterious... t 18.8 treatment of the question so reverent, #0 full of Jove to God, 30 profoundly iunpreased with the solemn importance of the subject. that it deserves a carctul ‘N.Y. Erangerist, “At is an earnest impressive plea for another view of the Redemption than the common. It begins with offering “theory of our Lord's exposure to Satan ail throuzh his life," aiming to show that “not throuch the Crucifixion alone came inan’s redemy tion.’ and that “the Crucifixion was ony the wreaking of venge- ance; the last spite:ul in the chagrin of author writes with a ity. "—. . Times, ‘Not On Calvary" isa littie book intended to help the bay down into the dark valley of Goupe its beaut fully written and ‘will do ‘crest — Toledo Blade to many. ‘Senty post paid, on recelvt o1 price. ibeimnond's !the Greatest Thing in the World.” Leatherette, xitt top. 3 cents. CHARLES T. DILLINGHAM & CO., 1t 718 and 720 Broadway, New York. x (1L_ OFFER: YOU HAVE HEARD OF Surat Tobie” and ite rae! wonessad arty forabes FnOM TOWN TOPICS.” Moroder good things of the early years of that irresistive ‘weekly, OOS ai :h will be sent from now until May 1, 11 ‘tor $5.00. me ey 1 TOWN Wil ets Now Fork. 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NINTH ISSUE OF STOCK. ‘Office of Treasurer, 1907 Pennsy)vania ave. monthh; ecting for the receipt of dues on stock of biath tefies TUESDAY EVESING, the 15th Tbeiaut, ath otlock, “Shares of tins eries may be taken at thie 1yeetine oF y time upto May lat the office of the Tressurer as above between Kam. and 5p.m. The booxs close Strainer burtber subscriptions te iia eerce with this — *alarge number of shares have siready been taken: Miset's Si per mont "h. Pevment ot 62 per share will be required at this, the fourth meeting of Socute. Trcrest ts allowed on soden te nmount | in which Joans have tig one af the te of Oper cent per annum. No better investment of sisi monthly savings can betnade and bg cveaper meted cama onns cr : vig tag off Can be fount, “Lous, ot ge amach a8 (830 et ‘share tay b- ctininad. "b> cmpent recet KA determined by the borrower, no limit being Sxed by the Association exceyt the maximum value of the Share, vigs The average amount loaned on each of the 2.058 suares'wiich have Tecetved tonne uring the nitty Bine mouths of the life of the Association is @1u2 2h. ‘As care‘ul tuauagement as has been had in the past is fur the Future, come in with Us, YoU wl iui done sar THOMAS DOWLING. President, 612 F st. n. ANSON 8. TAY Olt. Vice Prea., J213 Fst. iw. EDWARD 8 WESCOTT. Treas.) 1007 Pa aver W. H WEITZEL, pecretary, 2135 H st. B. Finents on stock withdrawn ‘as monthly dues ou stock Zeceived in vettlement of Tue Narioxa: Sare Deposrr SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORKER 15TH ST. AND CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. 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TEWKSBURY & Co., BANKERS A ana, FST, Wal Buy and well for cash or ob mane Stocks, Bonde, Gran Previn VY tseinia wea THE PRINCESS ANNE NOW OPEN. Combination of ocean and june forest makes tt eape- Lealthful tesort, With & positively CUPRUwe E_ CRITTENDEN, Virweins ANTIC CTY; husette ave AS. WAGNER, Manaser. _SAMUEL WAGNER, Proprietor rey SALE OR RENT, . near hotel and house, an6-ot 25 LaFayette square. "TE PPROVO, TENNESSEE AVE NEAR THE beach, Atiantie City, N. J., will cropen April @ anne W. F. CHFFSEMAN. _ im EMAN, Proprietor, POINT-ON-THE-HUDSON, Will open MAY 16. Cransion wil wive ‘his undi- vided att Lis seas abd me) BO . 1:kk> Broadway, New bork, ravage rove, heated Uy stem and grate free, (Tie basspare, ATLANTIC CITY, North Carolina ava. mb 26-newi6e A. CANFIELD. Fee BENT HANDSOME COTTAGE, CAPE May, N.3 i , Farnianed? ((o48T OF MAINE. ON MAINE LAND. FINE ISLAND, INLAND AND OCEAN VIEWS Heaithtul, comfortable, Furnished cottases, €400 to €1,200. Modern conveniences. Early inguiry invited. ap2coft J. BL STEARNS, CAMDEN, MAINE. AMAT CHE, Ss. + orsaie— The Minueqna Hotel, containing 100 rooma, fully furnisbed . ail modern vonveubenves, Within ODe square lig depot aud oceas. ‘On euny ter Aino -ottaes and hotel mks 140 ISKA, to rent LDING LOTS NFA Baddrch, Nova Scotis= * per Revapered and return ver week. Send for descriptive pauiphiet jrice las. de HD. EASTMAN, Prop st HE HOTEL STICKNEY, ATLAN teat trot we [2 Vicronig, abba ‘Ocean and South Carol ve SUCKS EY ve. Open all the wb cha WILLIAMS. "pe CMALIONI. L ” ATLANTIC CITY. (On the ocean front. Descriptive {llustrated booklet mailed free. ‘Sea water bathe in the house. Jas E_ ROBERTS & 8ONS_ 7 RIDA, ‘pur Ty ific aye. ‘near Tennessee, Atlantic City. ‘Steam heat througiout mhz 3. BOKERT, a TERME cro, . uciic ave. and kentucky, Atientic City; meer Denes fy nested : Hote! NT PLE aRaRT, AT ALTANTIC CITY. F beach. Btean leet, clectrie beim ‘company is named executor or trustes. 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INSTALLMENT DEPOSITS ranning five or ten years receive semi-annual dividends from the earnings of the bank. Dividends for this year €and 6 per ‘cent for the respective installment periods, FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES for sale of savings ‘stamps at principal stores in all parts of the city. BANK HOURS each week day from 9:30to5 o'clock. SATURDAY EVENINGS beak will also be open from 6 to 8 o'clock. 5. H. SMITH, mb28-1m President. C. T. Havexxex, ‘Member Washington Stock nate age and 11, Atlautic building, ‘820 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks. Bonds and Gratn bought and evid for cash or on marrin. Cotton bourht and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORKESPONDENTS. 4.8. Bache & Co.. New York Stock Exchange. ‘Lohman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orieans Cotton ‘Lamson Bros & Co.. ‘Board of Trade. 2a AS SMITE QTEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Maryland ave., facing the ooewn. Capacity, 200. bes, lance solarsum, wre fires.” Every hous ‘Open Jor Use season March 1. house, modern ajppu-tatiuwet H&E! WELLING ton. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. + M A‘ HS MILNOR. ‘| HE ELETON, KENTUCKY AVI. ATLANTIO City, N. J., meer beach. Apjoiuti.ceute Arst-claa desiracse lo ation, woderm conveniuoes Open all year. ME~. b. WELL. fers dea ‘PHELA FoNTAINy. s KENT: Ky AVE, ATLANTIC CIT Half square from the bewch. A vcvan vaew. Thor cueuly beated Garou sat OS Witient crs _ 1626-2 OENTAL, 1a cet ena Of Yimin ave, AtaDtc © Fala: iuproved, wtevay Linat, 5 Qyen Feo, in ALIS. “MOM TNakiair jeer $°} 4 OTEL DENNIS.” ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. Open au the Sear: lanre sun alvery cold, seawater tntue.” Tnnectly on ‘ 1 LEHMAN, Occan end ATLANTIC fe1-3m {#2 IRVINGTON, ATEANTIC city, B.S. fe ra poses. bend ior be . ceoniees See ban CHAMBERS & HOOPES Te PEDRNHUMST, MICHIGAN AVE, ATLAN- the City, ah he ocean. a, by steam end Soom a PES sIE arate om, 5 Has Leen thorougily renovated and i: Row open. Avery convenence and inprovewent was Geen added, inaking it compete inal reapects. “Picvetor, eu ior, hot sre-water baths aud wicely watiued Eivucnout CHAS Evans. oy UTEL CLAKEN Do. ; beach, Atiautie Chey. Viteie ave tar the tach, Asiante Steam heat and complete in au apyvintinente ADDON HA TLANTIC CITY, XJ. ‘UPEN JANUARY 18, bate in the 3a13-3m fs is i 1 B ie i fe =F i 7 : i sine depen wt Ok ee te oe