Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1892, Page 10

10 SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES, Bq tS T108, crtizexs In the vicinity of RRIGHTWOOD AVENUE And TAKOMA PARK! A Mass Meeting for the purpose of fe raptd transit ra‘iway facilities will be held ia BRIGHTWOOD HALL TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 189%, AT 7:30 P.M Your preseuce is expected. WM. A. GATLEY, President. AL. KEENE, Becre apto-at FOR CITY FOR SALF OR EYCUANG! Property ‘either hou fumiver raudenee, water, abeut seventy Bouse of seven large ron Dultom one fluor wih Ball rupnine ivan f lous of milk a day. with ail the dair, horn, milk pans, &e. 1 eail boat, 2 Poste eed farm cart and Darnces, with far ails, | The location te perfectly healthy : pleuty of @rabs, oysters and aine. sufs vel crabs ou med (Of the piace. The carden Is pisuited with all “y Vegetables, and the ji itawedbate jou wlvers Prk For farther par Evoiare cul cr address INGER, ap0-6t" 938 Loulsisns sveoue Dw» Washiucton, Dic. AMEKICAN ICE AND COAL CO., re iotccs Toul Fete ne Ice Compo Books, | White Ash. from 1,200 poundeany |e ter taleat | peice. $5,000. & BE: “Far WILL HAVE A mbB31 ts ag ge a Fst. Let bim post you so you won't ‘nak questions of the guides ries Bee ren tens: CAMPENTERS! ATTENTION! - WORLD: An open meeting under the auspices of Carpenters’ Unior, No. 1, will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 20. At Grand Army Hall, 7th and Lata » Acordial invitation to all carpenters is ex- tended. Come! Let us reasom together and discuss apls-at the situation, SS io INVESTORS Oi BYNT | ee ee oe len, Ma atork 140 scros border'n Fike aud dear sairuad Any cue pares fan makes prt OCs Stat ofBces at "wa YOU are fixed for Easter—but what after that? YAY It se only aquestion of days when the thin | vided tur by ibs SILES will begin to bloom You ought to havi Fours “‘in work" We precede your wants by the col Jection of the fairest and the finest that ts to Le found So when you come SILK hunting you wil: find a rich ‘variety that canuot be surpassed in a retail establish- | ment. This has been one long contin-| wed busy season for us in siks Day after day have been bresking former Records. |We think we deserve success—for nobody tries harder to gather all the exclusive—novelty qual ittes at prices that shrink from the full value of pat- fern. It don’t cost anything to trade here. Thisis auexchange—where worth and money change hands frequently. money gettin, the best of the bargaizs. It ts eoim the bir silk sale wo are guing to have this week. You never bought cheaper—nor better then You can—bexinning fret thing Monday morning, y 7. Qeaury Sue Tar Pasre 23-inch GE: by Lyons 24 aud Lyons’ y:iuting—iworth $1 -. 650 3 yard Riameh “JAFAN “sILKS—reduced “from: $1 33. $1 0 aed $2 to @1 25a yard ADOi grounds, XE , SHANGHAL—printed LAK will buy some besuties—iignt wad dars Parsteo Cuaxoranzes The best patterns to be found—$1 1 @izsendelassyant OMA -O2 20 Cusxersez Seman 20-inch—fisured. Layant meh striped Va yard B4incu—striped $i 250 yard fe-iwess—heured #1 Soa yard ie sities ait “ne ~-$1 30 and 31 GU a yard v Novezry Tarrzras 20-inch—FANCY STRIPES—81, 8110 and @1 STRIPED and FIG- and $100 a yard. Gusce Scnans 0 20;ipeh CHANGEABLE EFTECTS—75e -uch—-CHANGEABLE EFFECTS-$1 + Gace Tarrerascro: suissinen. 9 oieeh-CHANGEABLE EFYECTS—83e 21-tmeh—CHANGEADLE EFFECTS—900 eyard. Wasuaste Scnans 2i-inch—S9ea yerd, : R4tuch—S1 @ yard Wasmame Hasvras ‘21-inch STRIPED JAPANESE—75e 8 yard. Ware Onryzarscranario. APANESE.. éiweb JAPANES: | Yeimcu JAPANESE. Buscx Ovszstars, 20-inch JAPANESE (wor! B3-men JAPANESE Ow. on vad, sch BURA Caer FiGUkeD S BENGALINES, RRADAMES, GROS GRAINS, PEAU DE SOLES and the others are part of this groat wmbitet Special vaines at special pricea. They ace 81 the more important coming at the very open-ne of fhe ecason. Never mind the “why and wherefore.” Help yourself if you are going 10 have s silk dress this femmer—snd WaLk fortupe—and ws—tor eucd an @ vortunity. Pranys, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Established 1540. Telephone, 995. ange Or A Kiso % “Pree classes of pure, fres . e deiicious CANDY ‘are bare” every day for the large iam of car eatrammuiy papular do "tens THE ENTERTAINMENT PE GIVEX | ei Tein Curae Church Parte el, se by the desi until fold will be hapter ia ostpned om acco UespaY EVENING, May 17. jor that wight TO OUR PATRO! ol the citiliren's dressmaking derartmont aro shown by Morrison Ure, Aitken suc othe: A KAUFMAN, 009 Pennsylvania sve. u. Be i wearent promt ob w CBalley"ohsuad will coutinue there Gut farthe: WALKER & WARE WF THOMAS, 12th oud G sta, faunal Fire Tnaurance Company Harttord; nize aud Marin Tpauranes Company, ities , pot Agent for ‘The weather in likely to be clearing by tht ly cooler Saturday wornive, fair erature Nasurday aud Sunday, vate to night, —_—™ BAND-SAWED BOARDS HAVE smooth, uniform surfscos, reedy to be placed “tu position. The circulsr-swed boards are rough sod upeveg. requiring Piauing and csrpontering-—extre e2 pense. fe kop ouly the bpd sad guox-seped— Dest. thuted at prices lowest ta Wesbington Bl 15 per 100 ey 1 EXTIMATES PREL. Libbey. Bittinger & Miller, “Phe People's Lumber Yard." Cor. 6thand N. ¥. ave. mw, Cor. 11th and Oats. ac ONLY THE BEST. eps WE ENOW ALL abour IT. We grow thev ne. make the wine snd sell it deoctto yen tress the “To- Raion” venapenee of Guserpn There iso wh sama prose Tey uve of these Wine Wises, "Ficutignan” 8t 85 50 per dozev quarts, or “Cadi atsa per dozen quarts. Both prime first-el TO-R4LON WIDE CO, tap pbone 908. <e MET WING SUCCiNS to manufac! othors aud we truthfully praise it. We could not do otherwise. Our reputation fs based on the morite of the kmersou Shoo. We solicit a trial. For men only. R. B. GROVER & CO, Sole Makers and Sellors of the “Emerson” Shoes, 1103 Penn. ave. n.w., noxt to Star office. Sbined Free. troable with sil led Tool Chests ts thoy contain too many tocls aud many which are rarely ever used. We You got around this by buying tbe empty chests and parmituug you Get to make your ctions right from the stock, Gilling the ebest Better nd we then bole," sav- Quality tng yo 23 per cent You an Detter quality tools in Toole buying this way. We cau make you up a good Chest of Tools for #10. Cur Dosble-Larner Pull-nickeled Gas stove for $7.50 ta the Lest ever Kcid at the pee. | DARDER & Ross, “Beilders’ Hardware.” Cor. 11th end Gate. nw. aps = NOTIC —TUE FXPRI NDS GI | Fe Meaiesa ueretofore conducted by the late | George W. Knox will be continued at the old | corner "sd and Bets. bw, with unchanged facie for ite ccud.iet, igs cotinbance having been fully pro- Vided for by the terms of lity will. WILLIAM UTIO: ee to give the Lizhest devree of setisfac- hon, we particular]; esution those having old opes of et Mcwivy them to be adjusted eso- MPS e Y's OF FC used. and ovl iaryees tf Feceive saat wu my26-t,thnte Ei SoLINCOLN WEMORIAI | ET arene tit sermon by Kev M waidrou of c Pastor hev G W Moore, @ pin All invited | g-—NeTuoro.ivaN ziox AME CUCHCH, | bb. | | tev RHG Dysou, yoator— Preachiug, 11 at ‘and 7:30. pom, by pastor: Young peuble’s luceting, 4 pin; Christian Bp. egtor. Fyn : TRST | CONGREGSTIONAL CHURCH. cor 10th and G st Easter service st 11 MiSewmu: DD. At Gross by Mr Justice Brewer wusle, with ‘quartet atid che Paw by Bf ied by Dr Bischoff. orean st; ‘Sunday schol #049 aim Chrtatinn Endeavor meeting, REFORMED GRACE REFORMED CHURCE, 15TH ST. 9:20 ye. uy Sunday school. with ad- | THE NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE ‘com PANY. © ). itices: Was King a ‘a, and 905 H st nw, wth ee npauy ‘hes contracts witb 170 of the best Tul berbeld sei the Gihce of the com} 1331 F st nw..om WD! DAT, May a, 180s Foe will be ‘st 12m. sud cieted at ar ‘alis opets at 2 mu ana evoted w ees ¥ ECARDS 3 HEL SGiS ao hede SY | ROW Vetcbttioey ates cente by "ochdalere™ and Seoveretens* an y olbers. aplG-o3t Secreta + "0 > YAGOSTE—WEMBERS OF SAINT ORNS | ESS EY brea e12 A at na, gts NO 11 Fak Cy are. Fo Oo Hstnw, quer et IM the « ral Sy m6 vy By Men & souic Temple, on TUESDAY. April 19, 180%, oe 1:30 > m., for the purpose of te” tug te isic fo be ¥ AoA M.D. Cy at represeutation ts" de- 6 By “F. Ce FILL, Secretary. UalGalS. — THE “Most pesikaus ‘coruer iu vortbeast, corer of 7th aul K ste Be cqphree Fouts tO on at TOO on 7h af aud 100 a a. Low price 8c ADT PIGS CHANLES EARLY GOI TAG st. i" BAILEY WAS MOVED TO 1408 ak Ba wre lakes can got the iat Dy "Siausbyry Lodwe. ational bides Armory. agai ‘order of the W. 3. Tu ave. nw. 703 1Gth st ne, 205 Ind ave nw. conifortable truss that is wade. eptese | Jarsngenr Gqscinsor aria acEmENT SMITH THOS — ISRAEL C, STOCKT)! For this reason I bez my patrons to favor me with a | 2 pTonipt setilewent of thelr accouuts at office, corner Oth aut we EI THOMAS R. MARTIN, AVAL LODGE, No. 4. FA A. MON rectal communication will be held on SAT~ URDAY, 16TH, 1:30 p.m, to attend the faneral of our late brother. Samuel Miller. Brethren of sister dodges fraterually juvited. Dark clothiug wil be Kate apl5-3t* “MERT2’S" MODERN IDEAS. SrCtly observed.” By onder of WM ‘Btyle, ze Service, & —— FURNITURE HOUSE. ‘Symmetry, <=, Fogerher with Finish, Fasbic EXERCISE In many instances is more beneficial than medicine. Are to be found in our 825 business oF Jounge suite to urder. W. C.MERTZ'S ‘Tailoring Shop, 614 11th ot, =e S ADAMS, Printer, EXCURSION PRINTING! IF YOU DELAY GETTING THAT NEW SUITE OF FURNITURE MUCH LONGER YOU WILL BE FORCED TO SELECT FROM A apls het. See ION MINTING! | LIMITED NUMBER OF STYLES Special a and. Bunda! Caer nar ale ean UNLES# YOU ARE WILLING TO uukeonioen Satan WAIT UNTIL THE FACTORIES ‘And highest quality are copsiderations CAN FILL MY RECENT ORDERS. nut to Le overlooked when selecting ® DID YOU EVER BEFORE HEAR OF = SUCH TERMS AS I AM OFFERING? ma LONG-TIME CREDIT AT J. A, GHIESPAUER, ew aie THE LOWEST Casif Parces! R. 8. Harden, No. 804 Eat The Tailor, mand JOHN RUDDEN, 513 Sevonth strest nortawost. apo-3in 435 9th ot. now, Becnuse we are turnimg out the finest work in ah opin tos this city it does not necessarily iiuyly that our Prices are big. On tha coutrary, we carga no wore than you pay for iuferior work. We are eae IMPROVE YOU! = hy Hot sub for falloring xcelleut euite for $33. Metter owes | pain nt Jur store window’ for mor . Wiwou.d wreatly wacuce tae ee beauty of Sucr store frout sud would WILLIAM 8. TREL, rovay yuu In increasod trade. Tet hs give youauestuuate, Absolute saiisiuction guaranteed. CHAS. E. HODGKIN “Expert Handler of Plate Glass,” 913 7th st. vow. apls-tt TIBLE. Don't devsive yourselt, man can teil the ‘dig Al DISON PHONOGEAPUS ON TIMED ‘Time was when Phonozravhs were oniy leased they have bev sok Gemand of the: and youne, ¥ Take auy man wiio isat all conspicuous fOr the superior Sto, his clothes wud it is “dollars to peuiies" uo hus tuew wade to order, More mica are rusdains every day iat it ia uot oly thie “Gewt but cheapest to have their cluth.s made to order. My 927 Spring suits to Are pouitvely us Due as can be wecured for $32 to $20 clsowuers. Regula: $3, $8.50 aud $4 trousers to order ture G. WARFIELD SI31PSO! der al wen of Es reetp. w. [416] Ks, CROMELIN, Secty. (Be ACT CALL ON Fasren cai Better Pick your Fuster Cards and Kovelties touisht. If there is to be a “drop im prices” it will occur tonight Magnificent hne, JON C. PARKER, Bookseller and Stationer, 619 7th st. n.w. Ge HE woatn’s necorD F athe typewrter was, oh by a young lady in Tho fastest aworn 28 17% wo.ds a minute. she made au undisputed rocort of 18? words ou the SMITH P EMER TYVEWRITEM Ds. apis one of the oldest aud rmcst seliable companies in the world. I am their general ageut for this Distr: Evtablished prices, & J. BLOCK, General Real Estate and lusurane Agent, Gi aple apl2tt re MILUONs Haver DERN SP Was. ington frieuds tor Caswar <T BY OUR Fiue Use id Bon .. We ave tried several p.aus to ov id Lave Gually adopted a bins ov 1 Ga whieh ts af or uncove: is, whether cover. . which {bus -bowed its wouderful c pacity ‘be deceived. Insist Upon lavang obly woogs wth forspecd ON TEIAL FU THE ASBING. thie ta attacled fo th TENRY 4. oes ENS. UAND-SEWED SHOES AT 63, ft uade. HAVENNFR & DAVIS ‘28 snd 930 F st, Hington, D. C., Ap 5 y elven that the regular quarterly of the above p: Society will be heid on TUESDAY EVENT \G N.XT, 19.01 instant, ct Mu emp le, 2d fluor, cor. Sth aud F ety" now. at portant matters will Le pre- BOWS, STLINGS, TRIMMINGS of id Wood for al. kinds ¢ WOKCHs MUS CSIORE, for rent. dald-Sua > ViOLI SE Sa case quested to attend. Current trad sented at the door, By order of 1] mitte a Secretaty CIAL ATTENTION 1s CALLED TO WE HAVE AN UNUSUALLY BLECEED STUCK Wie AGLERY EI RAM IN EVRY THING, AMAT. DESI FOUR STOCK Was J: BET. FITTED FO YOUU SELEC TION. OUR GOODS ARZ WELL MAD) AND OF THE MOST IMPROVED’ PASH: a EVRY PIECS 18 GUAKAN- 4ED BELOW ‘MANY VAL- Lyvrs ronr, SILK VI eCK ASDPNO Salven IN FLGR, BLUR ae CREAM AND LAVENDER, Oc ADIES’ LISLE FINISH RIBBED Tare SQUAZE ORV NECK ASD NO stexves, 2 OC G: NTS’ PERFTC by a SUURTS AND DiaWElle ACL DICED D0c zacn ADIES’ COMBINATION SUITS, STL On BALBNIGUAN, L £OR ANDNO SLEEVES, FULD" LeNGIH OR KNEE exora, Exon $1 ro 83 Liuvns LISLE CORSET COVERS, FULL Fasutoy cur. ror )0c «READ BELOW ADOUT MANDK CHIEN): OUT HANDE: P"CIATS IN WAND ERCIERS: PADIES ALL SILK HAS DAELOATERS IN PLAIN AND CULOKED BORDERS 21c 4\DIES HEMSTITCHFY AND EM: BWODERED BANDELKCIIERS ONLY 1 oc Disoves srreasex ryrmtat nasp- noniers, 20 Re c Lous FIN EMBROIDERED HAND- 50c. RERCHI! FLOM TO Morar vers ry aint anp stzven, 25e. MATHER BODICE BELTS IN Nb TAN, WITH OXIDIZED BODICE BELTS WITH Db OXIDIZED LUCKLE, WO BHADES OF JAN, siti sips a TN BLACK AND I 48c A apres ovTING Sasi DELTs, MADE OF ArsIUKE AND. EROS. 3US 3 wear with sim t warsts, 98c.__ RING WOSteKY) COTTON HOSE IN TAN ¥, COLOKS, DOUBLE OTTON HOSE, BOOT PAT- YH SOLID COLUKED 10FS, IES’ DROP-STITCHED STRIPLD | BOOT 34ND AST COLORS, uosr,, BLACK FORMERLY Joc. LISLY. Tasores: 6. S4ADIES’ DERBY RIBBED Hos! SUNG WEIGH, doe; BTAIMS FOW CL? E, HERMSDORF ND3_ CAN ORDER BY MATL. VF HCY WILL KeCkIVE Mi CONSIDERATION AS LP AME IN PERSON. 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST, apl6 Der is, 5 hy segeed pees head =! goat sii cs oo les Dr opportunny for everstedy tor vit the Wend's ae ee ee ee Fay Mead it. THOMPOOS’e Col. Corcoran Vide. Be eCards Sine hibvale, Coropotatiye g SHEA COVELINGS FOR LADIES AND omer tee paszetiny cx diociete tives baie ihe wet = the t'm:to buy your Spring Hats. Boast - Gabe cancbileel? ‘Sy code at ie teeiee £10 Ty Of cwubeo? aud Cit dren = Craw Hate ty Via ain : 5 WO ANSE Scet ‘t va N'aox cf New York and Clssety 4D usa fine line or Men's Hate in o, ve other sy ALL OF SQUARE 1054, PME STANDARD WRITING MARINE OF THE WORLD, The 1892 MODEL Of the REMINGTON Is now ON THE MARKET. WYCKOFF SEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DKOIT BUILDING, mbi7-tr 8TH AND F STs. & == IKON RAILINGS. Send postal aud we will do the rest— if you want any kind of iron work. GEO. WHITB & SONS, 26-20 Mais 34 and Ctl ste, Bret US1NG ove coUPoss You can save 10 per cout on your lsundry Dilla. Nothing but frat-class work. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY. mbi4 491 t0 499 Cet. 31856. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR GEDNLY & ROBERTS COMPANY, 407 10th at Lo ¥ at 1892. (acorporated) The combination of these arts effects the nuique results for which t house is so well kuown. Lithography, Pricung. Stationery. With Increased facilities and capital, together with efficient man: gement, promptuess will be & feature of the business. Standard statiouery of the prevailing tinctures and shapes for correspondence. Any desired object required in the above arts can be accomplished by us—icess suggested and worked ut for approval, Directors: G. GEDNEY, HB ZEVELY. EUGENE PETERS, FRANK 8. PRESBREY, HENEY J. FINLEY. ap9-68 W. F. THOMAS. = 1 OFFER FOR SALE THE FINE RESIT- “SE dence 1709" 19th at. 17 roous, two Uetbe, Beate by sirsts parlor. music roe, dixige room, we paniry aud Litcheuon fret floor. A rare op: suity for @ fue rewideuce without trouble of Juildi Ly, offer wanted. JOUN NR. LARNER, Owne: aplz-iw 335 F st Bee>"° FoR THE maces: 11 Our assortment of LAP ROBES, HOUSY SHEETS and COOLERS is now compleve. Your attention is invited to same. Jovbing prices to the trade for Jarge quantities. (2econd floor F st front) WOODWARD & LOTEROP, apis ‘10th, 11th and F eta, now. ‘and superior workinanshir. Washington's finest residences aro equipped with fixtures furnished by this company. MANY PEOPLE WILL HAVE NO OTHER, It is with satisfaction that we announce having se- cured the exclusive Washington agency for the goods of the Archer & Pencoast M'f' Company of New York, ‘You may now find at our store a replete assortment of the Gas, Electric and Combiustion Fixtures made by this concern, 8. . SHEDD & BRO., Plumbing, Heating aud Tinning, 432 Osta w BoB bet Ted ave, cud Pet. Kew. “Thomas a. B 7 Ps.ave. nw. apl6 vis. pastor —Holy communion tomorrow atl Yam, " Bund-y' school at O40. Uuidu service ofS % and ‘Beautifully sublivided endce creda, a concregation at 5 pm Gorai decoration». iiab abc an'e Sadie ob Gols dex- attain ne “Pug Sorc, ia to ee MOUNT CARMEL BAPTIST CHULCH, an I this city for quality, ee rats ant Dae. “nd jool sonable figure tos quick purchaser. $ipiey rani price, A fow of the $1 ttousoe: P * rho Kesucree: Apply ett to ute : feraity” Mov. Wan. P. Gibbose. pus: CHARLES EARLY, | OWEN OWEN, “Up-town Tailor," ——————— Sa GOS 14th st uw. | Cor, doth aud N. ¥. ave. n.w. aplt qa THE ICEMEN OF WASHINGTON AKE = ~ CENTRAL PUPSBITERIAN CPERCH = x SBy N CPURCH, “x poi eof Sd Tete ow, Sunday, april 17, Se'riock pm. Gas Fixtures wade by the Archer & Pancosst Mite to bearasermon ty thom aud 4u thar os Bulf by Rev, @DTERSONS HAVING PAINTING TO DO | Co, aro noted for their shape 1) beauty, artistic effects vutaer. ve at sae ili Bad st to thelr interest enil or ad | Ireas JAS. A. GLENN, coruer 3d aud 1 Ding a speciaity. Be MANTELS. | ANDILONS, FENDERS, 2 Gra'es, Wrouxht-irou Gus ‘Fixtures, &e. Speciar discounts w! Kime eb “mbl4-te J. He Job- | uw. SAFE DEPOSIT C°MPAN 18 and 018 Pen: ‘The vaults and epartine: are spacious, dy, @=FOR INVaLIDS—PURE CALIFORNIA Port snd sherry Wine (11 yeara o.d) soNOMA CaliVouNTA Wika co, HARRY M. CONKAD, Stata . CONRAD, Sanaxer. NB. Vineyards at Auabelia’ aud miii6-Lta apis Qe OEPMEY & HopERTS ca Bea Es, STERTION DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND BFHING AS QQUACEM ENT CARDS. PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND Telephone 765. (t2%) H. L. McQUETN 1108 E at.nw. BUSINESS USES, EAR GAS OFFICE. ja13 OM TAILORING at Porvran Puices, SNYDER & WOOD, 423 11thet nw, 407 LOTH ST. mb31-2m. Qe MONEY TRANSFERRED BY TELEGRAPH. Increased facilities for this class of bust- ness. Money pardat add'ess within a few Hours. Ailpriteipal pointe in kuro pe, Asis and the Umit dstates. LEWIS JUHN>ON & CO., Baukers, mb30-lu 1310 F et. uw, sun buidiug. OUR OWN IMPORTATION SSP TOE NE TETATOR SEM ARESS Ts ready. Coming from the renowned manufacturers, C. & J. ANDELSON, you kuow Just whet choice styles to expect Stripes, Elsids, Checks snd the Solid Pioks and B.ves. There is consi. ting Giret pick, isn" you now- You kueow woat an expert shirt cutter we have Huo dreds of you have Lad the pleasure of we-ring perfect fitting ebirte—the outcome of Lis long and vractical experience. Tell us what style of shirt you want, give usaressonsble time, sud we'll not ouly give youa perfect fit, but will have your order ready at the tim promised. Leave orderat Slen’s Departwent NOTICE wannual mecting of the stockholders of “THE MERIDIAN REAL ESTATE AND PRUMOTION COMPANY” will bo held on MONDAY, April 18, 1892, at 12 o'clock m., at the office of tho compazy, 617 F st nw, for the purpose of electing aboard of directors for the euswing year and transacting any other basi- hens that may be necessary. S. Herbert Giesy, Bec- retazy. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, fet-3m 10TH, 11TH AND ¥ STS. N.W. JOHN 0. JOHN- ‘Vice ¥1 5. DAVIDGE, Treasurer; 5 HERBERT GIESY, Secretary and Attorney, S. G. CORNWELL, CHAKLES G. “KINGWALI, W. 3. CAMPBELL? aati im GH TIME TO LOOK AFTER ster clotues. Ttwill be better to make your selection now to avuid press of trade ou Easter Saturd REMOVAL NOTICE THE SCHILLINGER CURDING AND PAVING COMPANY Has remov. ew office, 0. 1413 @ ST. NW. ting from our stock ‘overcoats, suits und trousers Iustead of Duyinw custom gurmente at @ saving of ume, worry and money. spring GEORGE SPRANSY, ied to lay aplt 454 7th ot dewsiks under the por aod Stable Yo execute ‘all work in which’ Fortlaud Cement, German Mastic and Trinidad Asphalt ae =" STORE SEALSKINS, FORS, &e. Better let us store your valuable Sealskins, Furs, &c.. ia our superb storage quarters, ‘They will Le perfectly secure and free trom the ravages of insect life, n0 WANT EM; WE'VE GoT zm, BICYCLES FROM $15 TO $150, Rare charces in solid tires. Big cut on CRESCENTS AND JUNIORS. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO, Prices $1 up—according to value, B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Penp. ave, 3 Sewriny LANAGAN Y . Crocks- Worcaz:— Crocks- ATCHES, LADIES' SOLID GOLD waTci— ELGIN OR WALTUAM MOVEMENT— $18.° LADIES' SOLID SILVER WATCH— THE SWISS MOVEMENT— GENTLEMEN'S SOLID SILVER WUNTING-CASE WATCH GOLD HaYDs— FANCY ENAMELED DIAL— $7. SETH THOMAS CLOCK3— GILBERT AND ANSONJA CLOCKS— EIGHT-DAY—CATHEDRAL BELL— MUL AND HALF-HOUR STRIKE— WOOD—iRON—PLASTIC MARBLE— $5. 531 Seventh street northwest, Gorxe-Gorxa- Gorn Surerzs Canpy. Our Ever sinco we first advertised our Goe, FINEST 60c. CANDIES at 335 cents cu:dy sm month ago the demand has been still simply wouderful—most conclusive going — evidence that al appreciative public does not tire of a good thing. Try our ICE CREAM SODA only Scents a glass. ce ver pound, Sueerz, the wide-swake confectioner. Coe. 10 UTE AND F ST: WHUCKER'S HOTEL, 15TH 87. 1831. a 1892, W. H. WHEATLEY'S Premium and Steam Dyeing and Ci ug E-tabishment. The yatrous of the show ‘re rerpectfully! infor e4 tha we ronow ready Co res business. We have had our arst aud only fire in the sixty-one years of our existence and in vebui ding bave taken every Brera tion to prevent arecurrence. We have also adi the Jatest fino yements and with in facilities hoy =e etter Work ar oc before. Wantivg your orders, Lam yours, very truly, pares W. H. WHEATLEY, ap16-1m 1068 Jefferso: yr cetown. Dress Goons. wins: Our beautiful new line of seasonable attrections in ‘Dress Goods awaits your inspection. We are showing the very latest and most spproved elections in all grades, fabrics, shades andcéiors. Wo Guarantee the newest and best goods as well as the fairest prices, BEDFORD CORDS 4@ new spring shades, all-wool, beautiful colorings nd are the latest fabric for spring costumes. Our price. 50.8 yard. CRETONNES AND JACQUARDS. On account of delay of manufecture the importer re- fused a case of these woods owing to tne advance of seston, and by accident we procured them ats great loss to the owner. These goods are madein France and were imported to sell at $1. yard. We own them now. Asour customers know, when we gets bargain ‘wo give them the advantage of it, These goods aro all rte Co. of Alexandria, Va.,(Waeu- | Wool, Bow sad handsome shades and are eclling very O9c. ayard. Sraeassuncen DRY GOODS, CLOAKS AND NOTIONS, 250 Was. Save You Dorzans. ap 1325 14th st. nw. wtaorenme tony ofcur ret staracen make he | BLOT le RENEE GUN THAT | y, bh ry money tell, He willbe better shod at leascost than his | usion office. 410 10th stand Save uo eatinection | fasta... neighbor who never learus. It costs little trouble to we donmaza come if you are near and only onecent to writeif you! wessineton, D.C., April 6.1802. tes ‘are not near. ouR LINE-OF . 914 E, Main st, 203 F, Dato, st, 1430 New York av. LS yee = FIO as moctae 404 Axo 406 Tr Sr N.W. Richmond, Va, Baltimore, Md. Washington, D.C cea Pee a and be co8- 200 THE BAKER SHOE. we 2 __SEE BAKER SHOR =" Deanne tx rae TaiLonse D. BARR, 1117 are, Suits from $35 vp. ‘Trousers from @10 up. © ‘Low prices from this date with high-grade art. ja2D ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Some Suggestions Appropriate to : the Festival Season. FLORAL DECORATIONS.) HOW THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND VINES MAY ‘BE ARTISTICALLY ARRANGED FOR HOME ORNA- MENTATION — TASTEFUL COLORS FoR RaAck- GROUND—A NEW CHINA MADE IN GERMANY. ‘Written for Tt venivg Star. Once more the festival season of Easter has come to the world; this year it is the resurrec- tion time of nature aleo end our cits is fair in- deed with the blossoming shrubs, the spring flowers and the tender green which is appear- | ing everywhere on tree, vine and grass. So- | cially all is fall of life and energy,and the brief spring season, which is a favorite one in Wash- ington, holds’ many attractions m the near | future. Entertainments given at this time wear | as spring-like au airas may be imparted % them in flowers and coloring generally, and | the wealth of blossoms, both cultivated and those charming ones to be had for the picking during country drives or to be found iu quan- tities at market now. may all be so combined us to be most effective. From the Japanose we have learned mucit as to arranging fuwer theugh the art is not vet taught reguliriy bere as a part of a young girl's education, but their Krace aud taste iave bud a considerable infu ence, and blooming shrubs und Lrauches of blossoming trees ure made to have as Jupan- esque effects as possible. A JAPANESE EFFECT. To have these at their best a wide-mouthed receptacle is what displays them to the great- st advantage, and a low globe-shaped bow! or open jar is apt to be chosen for them. As any one knows who bas tried it, it is a dificult tmatter to make branches weighted with blos- soms stay in such a bowl, though there mar notuing else be so pretty tor them if i8 is suc- coss{uily accomplisne}, Therefore I was very glad to read of a device for overcoming this by tring little bags of sand to the lower ends of the Feaviest branches before putting them in the water. By doing this to several and so holding them firm the rest may easily bo put among these, which will steady all the other: Pech, cherry and pear blossoms from the gardens, as well as the beautiful dogwood, are ail most lovely if arranged in large vases aud jare, but must uot be crowded together by smail-mouched receptacles, or the prettiest effect to be got by their use for decor pur- Poses will be lost. By means of an crder moro or less large to a florist very beautiful results in flowers will of course be obtained; but charming oues may alse follow at this time of year, when the whole country about is full of ‘aupplios, if oue has tho taste to make the most of the opportunities; for if the pleasure of driving in:o the country and gathering the flowers is denied, the market is filed with everything at hand that the longest :earch for could find, and for very litle money much beauty may be bought, FLOPAL D&CORATITE EFFECTS. For some festivity a special effort may bo made at home decoration, and rooms be lovely by floral arrangements which give pleasure in the doing, as well as seciug afterward. On such an occasion an idea might be carried out which Isaw described for a pink entertai ment, that is a scroen with several folds, which were buvg with pink for this special time, and | from the top of each panel was a iringe of | smilax with other vines overhanging the pink; the airy effect of the greon over the piuk was lovely, and the same thing couid be e riod out with other coiors it ove wished. A, paragus vine would be even prettier than smilax, but any vine of coarser outdoor growth in its eurly spring greenness would be pretty thus arranged, and almost every Louse affords a screen of sov:e kind to serve as foundation. Ou the occasion I speak of this screen was used to conceal the musi cians. but a purpose could always be fouud for such a protty piece of decoration. Pale green batiste, cotton crepe or any soft fabric could be shirred or draped ona screen as a back- ground for the trailing vines, or yellow, of which some exquisite shades come in the ‘in- expensive cotton crepes, or violet, whith also is found of a pertect saade in tho same ma- terial, would any of them be equaily pretty with the vines if suiting better the rest of the decorations, A large brass bowl filled with branches 2f the yellow sbrub, which isso beautiful just now—forsythia, I'think, is the name—would be an effective piece of ‘yellow decoration, while a Dresdeu pitcher filled with peach ‘blossoms wou.d be auotber Pretty color cflect. or a uglit jar with the cherry blossoms or the various white blossoms of bridal wreath, suow bells or any of the similar shrubs, ew CUIXA. And gpoaking of delft isa reminder of tho new blue and whito china‘made in Germany,” as the label says, White has tho color as well ay similar designs of delft; the texture, how- ever, is quite different. the German ware bi ing very light and brittle appearing. 1 dishes, diuaer sets nd such things are the china taker, which ix vory attract- ape and coloring. The shade of bine which is kuown as deift blue is a favorite with many people, in textile fabrics’ ns well as porcelain, but it is not a common one, or one easily to be obtained im fact. Denim some- times comes iu that tone, and after several washings, boilings indeed, assumes it still more, With everyreturn‘ng spring nowadays the useful aud artistic denim reusserts itself aud is re- garded with ever growing favor; not much that is novel, however, is seen as to its uses, or rather the mode of decoration which is suit- able for its heavy texture and the purposes which it Lest server. White fish-net was much used last yoar in connection with ft and still seems to be popular, a fine mesh netting in white and in colors ‘being sold for this aud many other purposes. Macrome lace is spoken of as being good for decoration of denim and it might look w Something striking, rather large designs aud not fine work of any kind is best for use with denitn, as any one can readily see, and oxcellent results may be obtained by combination in many ways, RESTORATION OF BLACK, I beheve I have already mentioned the res- toration to favor ot black paint for furniture and evon wood work in rooms, When are- action of that kind sets in it usually, becomes pular almost at once, and it is fairly amus- ing to soe already in’ howschold art papers where advice to correspondents is given that biuck is proferred to white in almost every iu- stance for furnishing rooms. Vory Intely it was white which was advised at every turn for ing and refurnishing, whether tho work was to bo home production or not, but now it is jet black carriage gloss which is recom- mended for painting chairs and settees, rail and wood work, in otie instance to be com- ined with terra cotta pink walls. White paint for all these purposes has had a long run now and very likely will after a time look as anti- = as it used to before its late popularity black when it is the fashion looks weil, like almost anything else im that condition, and robably we shall hear of it more aud often for somo timo to come. One of the new things is a set of colonial furniture in ebouized frames, than which nothing could have looked more out of place a while 3 Foresseing the turn of jion's tide, a prophetic poet (?) some two years agone made 1 plea ag: 6 weil toe "Puveraze for whine edged “How soon ons eyes will weary, And vearn for uature’s hues— For teds aud reons and yellows— ‘We'll even want the blues, “Ab, me, these freaks of fashion, ‘Whose furore soou ‘cold-— jow soon this white ‘will Mp simply white ana ald ‘The fulfillment seems almost upon us—already 2 ieee suns eeee eee u wl seems tot ite Whatever sours tho latest ides catches ee fancy of many people, 80 Probab! Obtala in many quattors for this very reason ——_ A Cnvrce Exscriox, The peri peyen “RGiiwL: A Capi- tol Hill, Rev. Dr. Chester, pastor, its an-. nual congregational meeting Thursday evening last, and elected ho waking Lepesag 4 trustees: Charles T, cl. rea renee eae w, The ‘one year. THE G. A. R ENCAMPMENT. A NEARING I¥ BEGamD To THE $100,000 ar- PROPRIATION ASKED Fon. ‘The‘question of the $100,008 item in the Dis- trict appropriatien bill fer the Grand Army en- campment came up defore the subcommittes of the House appropriation committee yester- day afternoon, and the subcommittee on the District was called together informally to meet | the members of the executive committee on the oucampment, There were present from the city members of the committees, Comm’ sioner Douglass, Messrs. Parkes, Hage, Edson, Hatton, McGowan, Wine, Saks. Warner, Wood, Worthington aud Driver. There were present Messrs. Dockery, Cogswell, Compton aud Hen- Gerson of the appropriation committes. The | proceedings were opened by the reading of the | invitation which the committee had extended to the encampment. ‘Mau. EDSON's STATEMENT. Mr. Edson then went on the stand, as | it were, although he occupied a very com-| fortabie chair. In answer to questions of Mr. Dockery, Mr. Edson outlined the efforts which had resutted obtamng the encampment here. ‘Lhe guaranteo tuud bad been ciose to | $50,000. “Tbe subscription made over would reach that amoun! could be rawed. Mr. Edsot stated fo: cibly that it would cost $150,000 to entertain the en- campment. “Isthe subscription « bous tide oue?” said Mr. Dockery. “Yes, ex cribers who are dead,” said Mr. Edsow, An wc- count was given of the appropriations made ty other cities and states m entertaining the en- | campment. The number of visitors and vet- erans Lere would be six times as mai been present in other cities, aud a $50. antec fund had been offered at the 8 of Grand army people. IN orgen cities, Mr, Dockery asked if the United States had been asked to furnish funds for the eucamp- ment in any other city, aud Mr, Edson said no, aud Mr. Heuderson remarked that in no other city did the government have #0 much prop- erty inters Mr. Parkes at this point, in er toa question, said that practically oue rate for the round triy bad been agreed upon by the rai- roads, “You gentlemen must remembe Henderson of Liliuois, said Mr. “that thousands of peo- ple will be here who would wot go to any other city for au encampment.” Mr. Henderson farther rewarked during # lull im the argument that he had been a delegate at the Detroit en- campment. snd that Washington had not prom ised more than the other cities, Mr, Dockery produced big files of the Post and Star aud read extracts promising ample entertainment for the G. A. KK Mr. “Hendar- son suggested that the extracts did not say Where tue fuuds were to come from, Waar IT WiLL cos:, ‘Mr. Hege said that ia getting subscriptions onthe avenue only one man bad refused to subscribe, Mr. Henderson asked bow much tuoncy the co nmittee estimated the eucamp- ment would cost. Mr. Edson replied tuat fre quarters would have to be suppiied for 100,000 soldiers at $1.25a man, There would be $0,- 000 visitors here. Mr. Dockery said that there Was no question hut that the soldiers should be hospitaviy treated; the only question was who hou.d pay the cost. Lhere were three j bases, whether the citizens should pay it by sub- scriptions, whether the city aud goveriment should combine on the $100,000 and whe the app:oyriation shouid be taken from the funds of tue District solel; Mr. Worthington spoke for the committee on legislation. He objected to the preseuce of the word “subsistence” in the Semate amend- ment, No encampment had beeu furnished subsistouce, and with the funds or even with a larger appropriation than the one suggested Washingtou suould not be expected to furnish food. ‘The $50,000 fund it was thought at first would be ampiy suflicient for all purposes and that amount had been raised. Fifty thousand dollars was all thathad been spent at Milw: kee. Later, however, it had been found that it was not going to be an ordimary eucatapment, but would draw five or six times as many sol- diers and Visitors as 1m former cases, WaaT Was rnomisep, Commissioner Douglass gave a clear outline of the general course of procedure in the plau of getting the encampmeut and of how the committee bad been obliged to alter their views as to the money which would be needed. ‘The goverrment was uot asked to contribute two-thirds or one-balf of the cost of the en- campment, The citizens raised €50,000 by subscription and oaly asked the government to pay one-half of the other §100,00. The city paid two-thirds and asked the government for only one-third, Mr. Dockery suggested that the logical effect of an appropriation would be to tax the visitor for their cutertainment. The question of how funds for former encampments bad been bandied was touched on aud it was stated that at Detroit and Boston the state and city appr. priations bad been handed over to the citizens’ committee on their receipt. Mr. Docke gested iaformally that the committee & proposition which would eutail the appro- priation coming enticely from tho District revenues, The maiter will probably be farther discussed. DISTRICT IN CONGRESS. Maxy Measvnes Discusskp sy Tux Senate Disraict Comurrras. Senate committees do not usually transact much business on that ene Friday which is known as Good Friday, but the District com- mittee endeavored yesterday to keep up its record, Those present were: Senator McMil- lan, chairman, and Senators Higgins, Hans- —. Perkins, Barbour and Gibson of Mary- im Favorablo report was ordered on Senator Gallinger’s bill tu repeal the license tax of $25 per year now imposed upon produce dealers in the District markets, Senator Morgan's bill, confining titles to real estate in the subdivision of square 206, was taken up, The House act ou the same subject was substituted for it and was then referred to Senator Higgins. If he is satistied with it he may report it favorably. House act to vacate that part of Madison street, Georgetown, west of back street, and extend Y street in Burleith was ordered to a favorable report. Senator Wolcott was authorized to make favorable report on the House joint resolution to suspend the issue of permits to erect dweli- ing houses in alleys, nate resolution directing the committee on the District to inquire whether the Medical So- ciety of tho District admits as members col- physicians and physicians who are teacl ersin the medical school of the Howard Uni- versity was referred to Senator Gallinger. Senators McMillan and Harris were given charge of the House resolution extending the time in which certain strect railroads shall be compelled to change their motive power. Favorable rej has been ordered on Sen- ator Blackburn's resolution widening the scope Of the garbage investigation. The same subcommittee will have charge of the committee that has conducted the now suspended investigation. ‘TRE CHANGE OF moToR. With reference to the proposition to extend now be stated that the Senate committee will almost certainly oppose an extension of one year. The committee may consent toe tion of six months and it” is easil that ily probabl; three months will be the limit. Members of the commitice say it ismo argument for the company to stato that it cannot build cars rapidiy enough in its own shops and if that is the only reason advanced there will be no ex- tension, Tho committee understands that there are several firms in the United States in the car building business and there does not seem to tracks into Georgetown to » point near the Aqueduct bridge from tho Boundary Branch road. The only arrangem: feasible was the one 4S coundereble widening of the Cane! road, and this would have beeu a tremendously expensive Undertaking. Senator McMilian suggested that an elevated structure could be built from the edzeof the bluff uear where the Boum Branch road comes down to the cai to the terminus at the bridge for & comparatively small eum of money. Traftie on the now too varrow road would not be im ed with aud in every way the scheme would be most desirable. The company will, wheu tt gets pormixsion from Congress, he eugyestion in LECTURE TIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, SUNDAY NIGHT, Apri 1 bn “INE NEARNESS OF THE KESURRECTION AND THE COMISO OF OUR Lowe. By JAMES B. DAVEN) ORT to Avom This ta not so-called ea Admission free, All invited. ond edventinn IVEASALISS CHUKG 13ta and Lew, APRIL 2 FRIDAY, DANIEL DOUGUE “Sak STagh.” Se ard ole Bale opens at Metornottte yarn ante Pet ) MONDAY A EXCURSIONS, ETC. So>P4x. APRIL 17, sues. aga THIRD PLANK SUAD SUNDAT AT MARSHALL HALL. 6 full-Liossome.l trees ait te air with Fracrence and with Jor ®™ ais 394 Near MACS Wi louve her what’, Soot of 7th st.. f ALL MALL and PLAS A SED AD DINNEAS. ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS PLANK SHAD DINNER, Inciudins Marshall Ma SCRKOED Irs 8: OPER A «famous Clam i. LPCT BAND IN THE LATEST. CONCEET MUSIC, BOTH OS TLS ATS AND Av MARSHALL wae ly invited, and the very beet , Bowling TER at 11 am ond Alleys, sbootuug © ” van Remember, tie MA: : 30 p.m.” Home beture dusk. 1. L. DAKE WONDERFUL CAVRUNS OF yon, LUMAY, Va Bevel conse TEAME® BARTa For chart ¢ Loat for munail part Pleasure boate ot a CUM fe16-Sm* KLAN AGE EXCURSIO) D'QHEEs Paty wo sta 2) Eth ot now of 20 an, and Suse Yer Liscens THE LAP OF WINTER, PREPARATIONS SHOULD BE MADE BY THE PRUDENT HOUSLWIFE AGAINST THE SEASON THAT WILL SOON TRY MER PATIENCE AND TEMPER. A FEW DOLLARS JUDICIOUSLY EXx- PENDED AND PROPERLY APPLIED WILL WORK WONDERS iN HEK SURROUNDINGS AND MAKE HER THE MOST CONTENTED OF HAPPY CREATURES BER PURSE WILL NEVER FEEL THE WEIGHT AXD BURDEN OF HOUSEKE!P:NG IF SHE PaR- TICIPATES IN THE BENEPACTIONS OF oun EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH I8EXTENDED ALIKE TORICH ANDPOOR: NEVER DISCRIMINATING ASCASH HOUSES ARE WoNT TO DO IN FAVOR OF WEALTH, BUT UNIFORM IN PRICE, AND ALWAYS LENIENT WITH THOSE WHOSE CIRCUMSTANCES NECES- SITATE A SMALL WEEKL. OR MONTULY PAY. MENT FROM THEIR SAVINGS. WITH Us THE FAITHFUL PROMISE OF A RE LIABLE HOUSEKEEPER IS A PASSPORT TO FUTORE WEALTH, NOTHING IN OUR IMMENSE. STOCK BEING WITHHELD FOR WANT OF READY MONEY. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIG- ERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, BALY CARRIAGES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND WORKS OF ant. Vue HOUSE & HERRMANN'S ASH AND CKEDIT HOUSES, 917, 019, 921 AND 023 7TH ST. aNd apts 636 MASS. AVE. N. We Recrven Tovar 4 LARGE CONSIGNMENT Of the Jos Ceresnaren F.Scumuroxrr& Cos T1IT Ber TRAVELING kee ages .. and BSSs Ss, ATCT ELS, “ss5 ‘This make ts unguesticnably the VERY FINEST im the world. We have the good for'une to be the EXCLUSIVE AGENTS For these goods for the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ‘The prices we put on these woods are move rea- fonable than you will 1nd on inferior makes else- where, Our generul stock of Trunkr, Traveling Bags en@ Fine Leather Goods is wot excelied auy where, and we Suaraniee quality and price, Sisk Wiis Wiican, 1231 Pa. ave. nw, Pactory 1216 0n1 1220 E st. n. ‘Uepairing in all the branches of our business prop- erly and promptly dove. pty Crorms Tar Axe CLOTHES Are the kind we sell. Stylish- made we p= ‘WHOOPING COUGH ‘REMEDY. Btope whoop, allays cough and cuts short disses Instant and fofailible in the sudden and dangerous Croup. Marmices aud speedy in hecking and racking coughs Over 40 year in use. Sold by drucgista, EDWARD P. MERTZ,