The Critic and Record from Washington, District of Columbia • Page 4

THE WASHINGTON f'KITIC, MONDAY EVENING, MAIIOH 81, 1887. I i. IV -i MS WASHINGTON OKITIO WIT BVFC1AL3, -int HnianhiN-Hiuo llont'i KallMont for tho Tcctb, COc regular i UfcWfckcr's Skin boap, regular Low Son Haydon'a Soaps (Imported), ICc-i regular prlcQlTic. Celluloid Combs (full tlzc), lie, regular I rlco Morula Water, 33c, regular price fiOc lScMlo looil lor Infants, regular price fr)c. Ausonta lluhber Company's llatr 1 1 nub, TUc.

regular price M. 1 aetman'a Triple Kit Acta, 21c, regular price S5c. Sulphur Boap. 15. cake, 10c.

box, regular price 3.V. cake. At Standard's 1st, Clou 1 Pharmacy, Souths iat corner t'th and sts. w. I.ndlon, Our lloiiii'iit, (loth ami Knit Skirts al cost this week.

lanncl SMrU reduced to $2 r0. 53 xi liuncl fktrts reduced to T.M'lannel skirts reduced to $1 ao Knitted Skirts reduced to $1 Knitted SkltU reduced to 75c. Children's Jerseys, black, brown, garnet, Hue, all sliei, reduced from $1 S7, $1.75, 1. So an to ft uniform price of $1 Iotit as. Moth and streets.

Wt have no top floor side-shows or an) old chop-worn good to mark up to fabu loua prices and then pretend to mark down as bargains. or do we nave any pretended fpeclal day for selling one article at half tost and try to double on tho second pur-chase: tut we always mcctany advertised like Hit on first class goods 1 uratlure, tarpcts, bedding, baby carriages and tip boUtcty good. Also remember lliat we arc the oulv agents for the celebrate I Alaska refrigerators, and sole agents for the giLulLe lulbrr-tlrc tlcclcwlictl babj (arilsets Sisoifton.C Vi fcruiKii, 415 Seventh street northnett, i hr Xnmti'i'M Hi cilriut iMallirhtd nUe and II pnr hoiiM In the ctt), leads the market In Mm ittd whUklrA Call btfoftj purthiliig tUc-vvLtio, VC'tbevcnth itrcct northwest, 4tuilu t'iiptlul Vity f27 Fmi lb rut lorthwot, if jou are In mull tf lliu UiLHt design In IVluri rMtt. nnd MmiMlngs, rtt cut pubI(cnM a (if I ubl lie. 1 naravltigs, Photographs ami Aitoijj if, Art Novelties and hjselj, or are loklngfnrthr liiust lErgulldlng h'tihlMi mi nt II the tit 'Our favorite" (lold t'alnt (lie I ct manufactured), onlv 110 cnta er box.

Metallic Lustra aud Water lilore. (artnt Ititrgitln ilr. ttdal rkeafor a few das. One bun dud and llfty cutaway or sack suits lu black or Li own corkscrew, worth $10 X), jom an get them In this sale for $10 Oi). Prince Al I crt suits, silk faclogs, worth 4 WW.

wu shallscll this lot for $12 00 iri) bos' suits for $KP0. Children's suits, worth WHO, Mcu'a pants, worth $'i SS, for $1 50. Children's knee pants 33 and CO cents. Come and see our great bargains Jl'J 00 epilog; overcoats All goods at tioua fldo bargains, for a few days. Come and see our new patent light; greatest Invention of the ago.

Mght turned Into da), lou can buy clothing better by iilght than day with our new lights Smith, The Ciotimch, No. (-1 tfeTcctb street Dortbwcst. 1 wo doors below Uurdett's dry goods house. The ltfirjcmt Latlion uitil -rnt'M lllulniS'ltoontH In the city. Sam's, Sixth street and IV nn-hjlvanla avenue.

I.erjttlili: In tin l.lunor Drugs, Chemicals, 1'roprlctary Medicines, Uollit Articles, tau Iks found at A. Flnne's Drug btore, torncr 7th aud 1 streets n. The J.nrgCMt lni1leN and ntnt'H IllnlniE-ltooniM in the city. Sam's, Sixth street and roiin-t-ylranla avenue. EvcttrnoDi Is pleased with the work done 1 the Hammond Type-Writer.

John I'AKKrK, Agent for the I) M7 and fill) Stvcnth street nortliwest, iitlriiicii, Attrnlloii I He leg to call cur attention to of sptlnir urd tuinmtr tmod, utikb com InUtftitll tire leading iioultktjlnfcort Inn and )ni(stlc l'di tal nt i) 54, Coikicrous.UIdo Wall UlaonaU, I Ird's eje i-totch suitings, tic, ftbu full Ifnu of iruriils for Spring Orercoais. ChII early and get tint tbolce fn in tl iHrvilftiik of It kind this silo Uf IW llk. y. II (Jt WT i. CO, fctntt northncst I IrM It" Tniilr lioaul atMorpanV.rai 0 slnct, at $20 a month LuukUct finm 0.10 to 10 a diuner ftiia to 7 I'liitbt hot aud cold luKbln the clt) but tho bust, in.

kid iu proper manner ant scnei In proper (bale Dlnlns room llnest hi the illy. It In tin- Afk fr It Srbli'zs' Milvankeo Lager Litr. i or tale bj all Iiallug homes. Ihiin iiiii Uutfh ciit i lonitlnV do to Kinficld, 1201 t'btrttt nuttbrteet, Visitivq Caieds neatly engraved from jour platts at TSceuls pir hundred. Kcr-and, 1012 remisjUacla avenue.

l.aiUcN. At tent Ion We have a large line 1 ngllsU Screes. Tropical suiting In all the leading shades. The goods make handsome spring suits for ladies and are everlaling for wear. Col-ortd Mohair and bilk Braids.

Ituttous covered to order; also a full line of Cussl-lueres suitable for tailor-made Jackets. fltANK U. (Jiast Cloth House, I) street north a cat. LtTiiooiui Check Hooks made to order. Handsome designs.

Kcrvaud, 1012 1'cnn eylvaola avenue. (o to lienneld, lOt Mt. X. for Waltham ami Elgin watches. Movoolums and address dies stamped In colors at low figures.

Kenand'e, 1012 rcnnaylvanla avenue. 00,000 JtollH Aeiv MtitciTuall rape rn At George S. Doon's estallsbment, at 1224 Be vent street northwest, a new and ex tensive stock of Teak's patent raised paper. Also a full line of Campbell's Mica paper. The largest stock nf cheap paper In the city at wholesale and retail.

Dado shades, with spring rollers, at 50c. All work guaranteed at the lowest possible rates by practical experlmcedarllsts. ltuddeu'i I'npuinr litntul Intent II mi mcm. Housekeepers who desire to buy any kind of stoves, furniture, carpets, clocks, willow ware, oil cloths, baby carriages, A.c should go direct to this prominent establishment, v30 and (U2 seventh street northwest, (west Bide) Ills goods are excellent aud cheap and bis terms ore the easiest. JuMh'M Old MlHiiil.OtO II Nt.

X. W. Hujs gents' second band clothing. Note by mall promptly attended to. ClienpcMt PI nee In the City lo buy watches Kenfleld's, VJKi st.

w. LliolrcHt FIoweiH nt lav Trices, C. V. Hale, florist, 7iy Fourteenth street northwest. 1 uncrat designs a specialty, M'.

Jl. Iloiifititon A 1411 Htreet XortttneHt, At this time of the year have a great many goods of the highest class, bdng such goods as we cannot duplicate, which we will otter at a discount of from 20 to 10 per cent, including chamber and parlor furniture, chenille portieres, etc. Aotlro to Jlounekeeners In addition to a complete stock of beating and cooking stoves, ranges, carpets, blanktts, comforters and parlor and dining-room furniture, 1 have Just received a full Hoe of silver table ware, all to be sold on easy monthly or weekly payments as cheap as can be boucht elsewhere at strictly cash prices. Smith's reliable installment noafe, 452 Tennsylvanla avenue northwest. "AlAerney Jialry 1 agons," Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morning and delivered in lb "Ward'1 prints, 4'jc.

per lb. Also cottage cheese, i buttermilk and awcet milk, Cc, per qt. Cream, 15c. per pt I CI IT AI'fCMXS. Jlmtilnj lliiriihiu tii-Mlltonor oliuc of low-prlcidiiicful articles that will eiond our floors wlthcaircr purehaicrj 'lhocc who hae taken ntvantazu uf our al Tettlsctnctits know ttbntsicilllcisnomake lines, (SM.prlco has bceufl, Hinj rim llugp, $1 li), price has luen $3, TaicMrv Hugs (7c Jl 11 and in, 1p than half price We will fell 40 Inch wile lareMrhed Win low Curtain at He.

per )srd Madras I.nec lc. per Ottomans Iu Hody llrusHls, 43c; In Mo-quctlc and civet, fc.j Platform Hockcrs, Jjn cacti, Turcoman Curtains, per i air, 1 inbosfcd Mohair riuibes In (hive Htid Crimson, $121 per jard, Wtnlow Miadcs on IlartKtiorn's Patent Ixturcs, each. On cato first lloor. Jt it st. ui not-cn io vntLAMiLvntA, rrepurliiR In Oprn rnNnRer Trtlllc front WimlilriRtoii.

In the midst of all this talk of deals and sy ndlcates, says tho llaltlmore S'u, the 1UI tlmorc and Ohio necutlve oulccrs, It It said, bao not allowed the plans for re ncwal of operations on their Philadelphia extension to sleep. Ae spring opens these are tote pushed abeal. Thcro are some miles of double tracking yet to be laU, most of It Ictwcen Wilmington an 1 tho busqucbanna. The purpose when tho cold weather last December enforced a stoppage of construction was to get matters In shape for crating the road between I'hlladol' tbla aul Washington on or about May 1. At that time thirc was nothing said about thcHaltliflore and Ohio being shut out of Ncwlork.

It has been tacitly almltted that tbu artlal opening of tho I'hllaleN i bla ixttiiblon laftt autumn, months 1 efore It waa teudy for full sirlu, was a mlalake Tliecciiipaii) has not Uen in it position to tcmiito for bunlniss, and the fact that It baa iiotilnneao ban hem grmrall) mltuti ikrftom) bv the ublle 'I here hsotuo ac Ihiisr bullillng going on tu furijlah the miifsury iqtil miiit fur this Hirvke. 1 Mnti (lp. HclMnlth Unwell will present "l'i" at tie National A on tig men Mtnuld speak to thilr list and go kc "I'd" at once Hjn Fra mtio ba a guaranlee fund anl the National Opera Company will go west uftirltaNcw ork engigimeut "Tho I Ittle'lKoou'' will be tho time at Alhaiish's riieitrc to nlgM 'lit) baegiVLti Mitinfe I'nhiiera golden crown In Melbotirue. -luhn Kogusls keeping It ir) qukt, Prcfertur Oleaion, Ibe king of horse tsnietf. iDake bis ilrst upppiirjnco to-ulgtit at the strict Kink It's a wonJerfulex tilt ltioi-.

Ianausthik couldn't jliyln Cohocs, the oilier night bscatie the gis was rrozin. 'Ibe old lly couldn't bo per-suadid to put on skates. Newton Heirs, In "JJitln Indon," to night at tho Ilijou. The high hat Is Just as high as ever. 'I he ladles don't read the newspapers.

"(Irogan's Flcvatlon," at Kernau's to night, 'Jake one. Made I'rcscott's husband, William I'er-zell, will sue her for sUuder, and threatens to lock her up If she doesn't shut up. "I nclc'lom'sCublD," the iver new, at lie Dlmu to-night. 1 cwls Morrison and Hose Wood, husband aid wife, It la said, are about to kiss aud make up. Manager Colcy of the "Hazel KIrkc" company skipped villi the lash last week, mull lip local of Llka paid the bills and edit the company home.

The Xrn Ntoiv of Mcsrs. Arthur Hurt Co No. 111 street northwvst, Is rapidly a proachlng comj lotion, and will be opened about Match U). Realizing the fact that In Washington, more than any other city of our country, tho population Is largely people of moderate mean, Messrs Durt A. Co bavo urderc4 thilr good with Bpcclal reference to those who cau afToid to pay only mod crate rlcis.

Mm tbt have rovl led well for those who wear high to't, ilegar.tnt 1 fashionable i line, tbiy have ghen tbo greatest ntnl attention to that large class of eathluyus, who niunt have the greatest alue fur Ibe 1 tbeyulll show some iry attracihe shoes at er) reason ableplcis. Famlllts In wblih there an (bildretiwlll find that Messrs. Hurt A. Co can kerpchUdrcu's feet well piotictel aud mat Itie jt-ar around at tittle cost. In tho liner and more hlzhlv finished grades of choir.

Hurt's st ots Mil be kept in ever) rami), ir umeaster, who will known to many Washing IolIscs, ill atsUt Meesrs, Hurt as salesman 1 tiiirinl of I'. II. Hueti About 1,500 Oil Ftllowslu full recall were I nstntatlhe funeral services of the tarkcrll. Swict, (IrandSecntar) of thcOrand HDcampnient, yesterday after noon, at the Congress Street Church, Wct Washington, Hev Mr, Trottopenel tbe scrrkes with prober, Ittv. Mr Trcal way follow Irg wltli a scriptural reading, afterwbtch Iter.

Dr. MI1U ireachel the funeral eertmn. The jullbiaifrs were F. ItiutnU, Crand I.oljp; Oliver I)u four, (imud Kncamnmnt, I. T.

rettengtll f.ratd Canton; ll II. College, Columbia Frcumrmnt, and A S. Tuvlor nftrlanl-ship Lodge. Interment at Oak Hill. MHltorn at the Cupltol.

Notwithstanding the fact that the balls and corridors of tho Capitol have been com paratlrcly deserted since the adjournment of Congress the guides about tho building are doing a flourishing business Msitors are flocking In every day by tbe hundred. Most of them are strangers from different parts of tbe country, as is evidenced by tbe fact that while a Ckitic reporter was seated this morning In the vacant ibalr of one of tbu absent legislators of tbe lower House a lady asked blm If she were not In the Senate Chamber, The reason she asked, she said, as because tho room looked so em ill. An Important ((urHtlon Mettled. An important question has been raised by tbe decision of the Supremo Court of the District a few days ago exempting the Anglo-American Insurance Company from personal tax charges, The Impression has gone out that this applies to all other cases. Tbe law states that all Arms beginning business after June 30 shall nay the tax on their average stock Iu trade, beginning sixty da) after they commence business Thofnsuranie company bad no stock in trade.

Hence tbo distinction. 'IlicHt i.t'orcc'H Hoclctj. Tbe annual mtctlug and election of the St. Ceoige's Soifety were held at St, (leorge's Hall, on Saturday evening. Mr.

Charles F. UeDjamln was chosen president, Messrs. Wm. Houghton and Fred. (1 Atklosou were elected vice presidents; Mr.

John Cook was reelected treasurer; and Mr. I', Honnetwai made secretary. Tho memlcrs will dine together, as usual, on Ht.licorgi'sdaj, April 23. "Yes, I shall break tho engagement," she said, folding her arms and looking do tlant, "It Is really too much trouble to too verte wlthLIm, he's as deaf as a post, and talks like bft bad a mouthful of mush. He sides, tho way be hawks and spits la disgusting (lDon't break the engagement for that, tell blm to take Dr.

Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It will cure him completely." "Well, I'll tell blm. I dohato to break It off, for In all other respects he's quite too charming." Of course, it cured bis catarrh li and Jurj Indictment. The grand Jury came Into court at noou to-day with Indictments against the follow-irg parlies, George W. Cooper, receiving stolen propert), William flassamy, larceny; uwrKouiinBon, larceny, uowaruuoicman assault to kill, James Lewis, larceny; Jai, A.Clarke, assault to kill.

Imrn-r llrppn. housebreaking (Jcorge Conkliu, the lion tamer, says he will have nothing to do with crosseyed animals, nor use any other remedy for bis coughs and colds imt Dr Hull's Couh Hi rup. He says it Is tho only reliable couh (UCCIIIUO IU I'C UDUi Mr, Heecberwas fond of sitting for his photograph, and be has been taken in many attitudes. One cf bla favorite ones was with bis bat on. CITY HEWS PARAGRAPHS.

1 was the llrst day of spring. Tl Alumni Association of Columbian 1 idvtirlly will bavo tbilr annual dinner at tllatit'a to-morrow night, TLc Pressman's llnlon has cleclcl larks Davis as their delegate to tbe Inter-natlcnal Convention, which tucits In HufTalo nut June, Tbo Knights of Pythias arc making pre I stations to nctlvo the supremo officers of their cotnmandery, who will pay this city a Wilt shortly. Tbe funeral of IaiiU Hrolhcrs, who shot blmtclf a few days ago, took placcc-terday afternoon from his late residence ami waa largely attended. The committee appointid lo solicit suWcrlpllons for Italian mi lie re is by the earthquake arc making fair progress. The total amount secured Is $103.

Irrancls Miller has entered suit against the Haltlmoro and Ohio Kitlroal to recover for Injuries sustained lo the accl lent at tbe on the 7th Instant. A large number of colored teachers and pn lit attended tbo funeral of alter John fori, son of School Trustee Johnson, from tu-IJ Seventeenth street this afternoon. Hecordcr of Deeds Trotter Is somewhat Wtler to-daj, notwithstanding bis relapse yesterdaj, Mrs. Trotter, who wa sent for, arrived vestcrday, and Is now la at tendance upon her husband. W'ro.

Ferguson, a colored coachman, was arrested by Special Policeman elr at tho Street Market last Saturday ntgbt for Jostling a white man and using bad language. Ho drew a loaded revolver, which was taken from him before ho could uso It, JudgoSnell fined blm for carrying the Istol and $5 for illsordcrl) conduct, At tbe meeting of the executive com mlttee of tbo National Drill on Bttur lay insnv of the minor detail were gone over and discussed fully, I he prh Ikge to fee 1 and tupph both the camps anl drill grounds will 1 let i ut to the highest re Fioiislble parllrs. Tbe attractions for the cviLlnga will bo promenade tonecrts, tbe glomus tu 1 llghlid by electric lights. Mitt Wellington. Ofl'eer Hall airistid colored man on ttreit, near tho corner of Twent eighth street, oo Saturday nUbt, for disorderly conduct, Tbeprisunei rexlstud furiously, audOillccr Cokmaii went to Holt's assist ai ee.

The negro broke awn and ran, and while btlng pursued be threw a btkkthat struck Cult man a severe blow on the legs. Ho then tumid mid tired four stints from a I Istol at tbe policemen, neltlur of which took edict He escaped Thrasher's 1 ait. with 1 BOO lituliclt of corn for J. (1 it, ft uteri, arrived this morning. -Mrs.

Matilda Scott, on old resident of Tenlytowu, die I this mornlrur, In her 7tith liar. Tbe funeral will take place at .1 o'elock lo morrow ofternoon irom the Methodist Episcopal Church, Tenlj town, Mrs, I Hen Collins, another old resllcnt of Tenh town, died Suturda) cvenincr, after an fllm-es of several years. The funeral will take place to morrow, at o'clock, from tbeTculjtowu M. P. Church.

Mr. Joseph II. Bradley passed a rather restleEs night, and was much worse this morning. Ho has been obliged to stop chewing tobacco. Temperature aud condition of water at 7 a.

(treat Fulls, temperature, JO.condl Hon, receiving reservoir, temperature, 4J; condition at north connection, 13; at south connection, 20, distributing reservoir, temperature, 40, condition at Imiuent gate-hourc, 21; condition at elllueut gate-bouei, IS. Knot Wellington, James Hates of 05S Pennsylvania avenue southeast, reports to the police that a gold watch and silver chain have been stolen from bis house within the past two weeks, Tho house of I.uclcn Cole of 1103 Ninth street southeast wus mtcred by burglars Saturday night, and clothing to tbe value of $10 was stolen. I ucicnCole of 1102 Moth street southeast reports that thieves forced tho back door of his house Saturday night and stole on overcoat and lot of underclothing. South Washington. beln use of Augustus De Druinmonl, on Maryland uvuiuu simtliwest, uas been vtftittdf) tbkvtslatrh, and three pilvate detectives laid In wait fur the Intrukrs last Saturday nlcbt, ciptitlui: a visit from them, They bad tint lonj to wait, and it negro burglar, white trying ti raise a wlulow, touched ono of the detectives no 1 theu itaitid to run.

Ho una cauuht by second deterllre, and a thirl ouetrk 1 tu shoot blm as he ctia id over tbe fuice. (Jcoito W. t.essforJ of 71S Llshth street soulbuest upuita stolen from bis bciiise, letweeti 7md o'eluck, on tbe nlsbt of tLe 1Mb. a brown overcoat, tablecloth and lot cfsllvir folks and spoons. Mrs I'mmVll, thu mother of Mr Charles I'andellof Albuuti's Opera llouie, died lhl motiilrj, after a louz llines, at the residcLieef lur son, bIJ Marjlant avenue southwest Dr Hartlson Crook hn been ftilderilj rullfd to Ibkago by the sa I len lllucst of a i lend Gi covn'S 1 1 rv ation," at Kernsu'F, Muiibtr uf spulaltv iu lists, In eluding Miss Hlartbo Slurwo RETURN OF THE OF SEVENTH ST.

N.W. Aftir siendlng several years inaniifjitiirlnR clothing In llaltlmore, I have returned to Washington nnd located at il Tlli st n. win re I shall bo jleaed to bcq ullmyoUl friends and customers, and ns many new ones as desire to get tbo best made and trimmed clothing at lowest prices. Our motto Is the best goods at lowest prices Wear ono good for a year; it thev don't turn out as wo recom mend, you can bavo your money Wo don't ant your money ilhout glv ing you an hon est dollar's worth of goods for every dollar you pay us. We do want your custom, and vnodo want your Influence tu sending others tons.

WedeBlro to build up as large a trade as wo had hero when serving you with cloth ing. We did not loave Washington before because wo bad to, but our sto-es wero located below on 'tli st and they graded tho street and kit our floors Just scv en feet abov the lavement The landlord was In Paris. lluslnetfs 1 ad been foriol off tho streets for months owing to tbe deep cuts un Fat, and ouTthtt. wo could kit no btore Insult us ut that time lu tlio ill), unit win forced to move out, kavlint a hp until I islnena MM the maiclHf InjiroumrntH arnundtdtliogiad ins of the sinus mid Individual lo-uitjuld not fctand lu t) way of public liniroremmts It vviisu crcut Ium to me, but theiiystemof publlu tmnroumuiii llit.ii Inaugurated lias mady WaMibiton a btaii'ifuiiitr, mid I am ntre tohtay now. onl io stli thu bestclotli tnir in tlto tty.

hu nf thu ol ler re-lJ)iiter docmif nnmn birKinltti the elm tiler, ot 7th st. the oiUlnal Oak Hill clotlilerf Nut a man, woman nrihlld it kt ew tlio state We vurMlicn mmuu tlm four leallns elotlilers and tallorn or tbeiur -Wall bttp'iont Co, iNoahWalur lo Odeon II4II uud MnHU'H vcro tbo iluui tlmi We Intent tu make fclTiltll I hll ttttlO Bglllll, Whlluwu me 11 little fm tb up Seventh Btnitlhauwe dcclied, vu rotil I notscouru a store lower down imr renti uro lower, nnd wocan cillheTer litterelothlnz at lower rites, tin rimiltof low uxtuiMH vvoaie now oiii liiv tlm emly or udvuncel stylouf btKilulIor VuiuClothln for vien, Uysaud Llilhlrin Me line all jirixAm ttud qualities, and wn wont sourtiudej Men Kiiltfron Si to (to ItoMt. 1 1 to Si aul ciilllrcn Milts 1 rmn up to S7 hav 0 a special drive In athnusnn I pair of. Kiue l'antjiues 1 to 13, at in tind H- Tlaml (tin piuitt forVc, toclnreuut lonioin SV1I11I t'10 tiller to tho iititde. for thiolw MonnvHiviKl and money made liy iiom'tirto'sviM tl'rt ivm TUi tttwt-cul and lv st twodoora be low Hurtkttea MI1TII I SMITH I THE LUlTIIIEH.

SMirJll Is IJ-Fortlio renunfencoof our ctutom tr.lhlnatiear nth anil Put. wo )mooju)Q(l a lino lritMnii tint! Mt reliant rl ailurinz llouio atlliOfliioHbire, II P.t.afiw tlourah(no 3Ick. it feona larifo rurulluro whoro TcucatiUaTo four nnlirHlor tliotiniMtctu lom work or hii tilvroursi II with all ntyloi of Mtn Loy ana Oillitroit', Clothing SMITH'S, Krrrttlji I Vt anil 101 Tlh al, below I', anil corner wtli fct ami Tenn ao Row ol fcil tt II and IIIJ fit ll Corco and h.q ug at our new t'laces. BIRTHS flAtlPrn Marth K. bou lo Mr, nnd Mn.

Frank llarir, lui'i HUh st (leorgctown I Jerseys. Medium-weight Iloucle Jerseys, in black, navy and garnet, coat back; price S1.48. Jerseys. Breton Front Jerseys of black cashmere stockinette; price Si. 98.

Jerseys. Fine quality Black Cashmere Stockinette Jerseys, vest front, silk stitched, coat back; price ,2. We guarantee this to be the best Jersey offered in this city at the price. Jerseys. 'I lie "Revere" front Jerseys, ol firm stockinette, plaited back; price Jerseys.

The Beaded Front Jerseys made of the best quality of stockinette; price Jerseys. We have about 4 do.en Children's Jerseys, sics 22, 24, 26, in black, seal, navy and garnet; lormer price 9Sc; price to close out, 68c. J)." Corsets. We offer 75 of No. 24S Perfect Sateen Corsets our regular $2.25 goods at $1.79 EACH.

THE BON MARCHE, 316-318 Seventh St. N.W. TJEW DRY GOODO Wm. D. Clark, biccnsHm to tieunnel a llauic, 811 Market Space, Inov; rticu'njan clesant assortment of all tlioetetliabio itevN filing Dress Goods, Ami nt tho LoMChL Xrlcifci.

Oi 1 ttil rot nilnsr, 100 fleets of tlio cele I ratnl'l oil lm elnthann, elegant tyle, liaro wimo cranl on ir IJoMiry cntiiiter n'lof our Itlicknnl o' mod Mltiouid Wiwlon (loilit. Infill liter OMn an I KqiIh. mid tliem nt miclt 1 ilccs as Yillllnsmo tlieci sale. Ce mo nnd luuk tliem over. "One Price Only." BREWERIES.

Association. AMERICA'S LARGEST BREWERY. Urcirlng Capacity tier Annum, 500,000 Barrola. OFFICE AND DEroT-Cornor First atroot and Virginia arcnuo. riUNK SCnwARZ, Accnt.

GENT'S FURNISHINGS. KEEP'S. SHIETS, 437 6SVSNTU STREET H. W. O.

P. BURDETTE, SOLE AQENT USB COKB Tor Ueneratlnp; Steam, Tor Cooking I'urtioaea. For HeatlcR Ly turnace. Tor heattcg by lAtrobe. For Open Oratet It 1 Easily limited.

It MaUca a CJulck, not Fire. It Doc) Not Burn Out the Urate. It Economical. It Will Fay to Try It, roit sale ct ias Washington Gaslight Cora'y. 10 Dtholn, Crncbad 25 llUHDula, (OUushels, Notlruabod, esuaabols, Not ...13:9 S0 90 100 twoollrcrod to Any Tart ot WaiMrRtoa orUeorgetowo.

01 OF MAff Woiuiv Clicked ojt at random ono lino of McnV fabctcs from cmr j'ccrlcai Block as tho Miojeclof our ndvertl-cmont ue cduf" vvetliliik litem nny better raluoi com rnratlroly than (ho test, but bocauio wo know reoplo will not vvado tlirotigti aloiift ttcscrlftlTC list of different kind, nnd wo whlito convey to tho itibllc fin Intelligent idea oft lie values to ho found In our Shoo Dcrattmciit by referring to this ono line. It Isabltoowoaell at TIIKHC Dor.LMlS AND SIXTY SC EN OEMS pah', mido from tho finest quality ot Wcatcott's Cnlf.wlth Don Rola Quarters, Seamiest. Ihls rjuality cornea In three different stylei. 'Tutton" nnd In tho "Lonlon," Trench" nnd "Uroadway" hhapei, tlpicd and lain. They wcromado ii(i Ppoclallyfor us under tho Immediate supervision of oar Shoo Uuycr, with tho twofold object In view of laving them nt once conform to tho ehano of tho wearer's feet, thereby Iniurlng caso and comfort, anl nt tho samo tlmoprorcnt their "treadlfis" or losing tlioiymmotryof outline that glvos them such character nnd (011c We don't know whit thcflQ Shoes would cost Nowhere, If Indeed they could bo found nt all; but bofoio wo went Into tli9 lniblncM we'd eonitdcr them big bargains at 91 per pair.

On eyes tuivo been ojenol since then, however, und we proixiic, from time to time, to aid In opening tho ore of our patrons al-o. ForTimECMVrVhKVUN (5UT) wo sell ajntrof Mkcs fit fornnygontlemin t) wear SAKS COMPANY GLKULlL OUTFITTERS; 300 to 308 Seventh Street. CLOTHING. All the Latest Styles 'S Ai BOYS' HATS tiling styles Derby Hat, T5c, $1,51 7) to 83 50 hoft Kelt and Cloth Uats, BOi; T5c $1, 81 'A 81 ft) to S3. Children's Polo Caps from khj.

to COc. Hoys' School Hats and Capa from ilo upward. Mens, Ikiytj and Children's Clothing. from tho cry low est prices up Jioyu' Knee rants, from upwnrd. Men's and Hoys' 1'ants, frcm T5c.

to Men's and Hoys' folnglo Coats verycliean. Our Ladles' Itouso Slippers. Mo nnd fWc, enn't lo matchod for tho nuallty anl price. Aud tho SI Girls' and Hots' school Hhoos ex eel all Tho best SI Lidles' and Gonts' bliooln theclty. lirltg your ickct books replete If yon wnnt baigalusat 101t-1010 TENN.

AYS. N.W. J. SelToy. K.

ID. BlPIR, Importer and Tailor. Spring flno.lN, nil of tlto Latitat Nool- tit. I 1 rencli anil Scotili Snillngi, urrltcit. llu UAItlt ersanally litu all ft irmtnts nuilo In ourtttalillilinitint, 1111 Penna.

Avenue. GEO. T. KEEN, TAILOR, 414 9th St. N.

W. WOOD AND COAL, it rouit Ooa.1 Ss Wood inoM Johnson Brothers, Tlio most extenMve dealers In tho District. Supply morofamllli than any firmsoutaof Iuw lork Telei bono connections. Main Oflleo 1M1 street northwest. Branch omecs nnd Yards 151S Seventh street northwest.

1740 1'enna. avonuo northwest, tl l'enna avenue southeast Uil Ninth stieet northwest. erfii l'enna. avenue northwest. Corner 3d and streets northwest.

hnrves and Ttallroad Yard-Twelfth and ater streets sonthweat. V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In MOOD AND COAL. Complete Facilities, Bottom rrlcos. Full Height and Measure Wood and coal direct from the forests and mines by rail and water, and freo from slag, slate and other impurities U1VK MB A TTUAL Main Yard and OQlco, 1011 it.

I.ave. n. w. ltranch 611 A st. n.e, lirunch Offico, corner Oth and ata.

n. w. All conneetcd by lelephono. A Fine SilkDress Can bo worn while uMngu GAS COOKING fflVE Ilhout el iiiscr of Injury to It, Tiioaro is NO DIRT, NO DUST, NO ASHES. Wo hivo a comploto assortment of STOVES trad Invito an Inepoction or thom.

WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CO, PEICEMR THIS WEEK To Reduce Stock. Giltaeu's SIfbb! or Driving dim, English Tan Dogskin, with Ruddy's 2-Hook Patent Fastenings, or 2 Buttons, At 75c; Usual Price $1.50 New Shapes Spring Style Hats At $1.50, S1.75 and $2.00. AUEEBACI 623 'Penna. Avenue Northwest. Spring Millinery, Spring Wraps, Jerseys ai Jackets KHSTGKS PALACE 814 Seventh Street Northwest.

AVo arc Exhibiting a Choice Lino of Spring Mllllnory, such as HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, TIPS, GAUZES, SILKS, LACES In oil the lending Snadcs ami BhipeSf at pr ccs that defy competition. Our lino of Jerseys, Spring Wraps and Jackets Arc selling at remarkably t-ow Trlees. Coll and cxamlno our largo nortmont, It will pay you. also offer an elegant lino of 3 nnd 4 button KID GLOVES, AtflOo. nnd OUc.

aPnlr. Bold elsewhere at 81 and SI S3. Don't neglect this opportunity. KING'S 1 4 7' til St 4 tWw Ctwrljtlit 1 smmmsm (ce0 USK TKIIFS, STKllI.INO, UlANEnl.A, GILT iJ HIV. or iiuluk.n ini.r.

FLOU And you Mill alwayx hto I cuutUul Urcad, ltolU flnJ lllictillt. Wlnlon-ilo Dtfpot, torncr ilratbtrcct lUiUllKllanu atcnuu WM. M. UAI.T CI). EUGENIE'S Secret of Beauty AM InNtififniifiitiH llnlr Oirt In MlHKtftt, fro 1,1 ii It Ulontlu to Jet liluelc.

A bead or hair can bo dyo I In an hour. Tho dye bolllis aro In two bIzch, 730 and $1.39 Thofo desiring can test tho qualliy of tho Dyo before nuri hating it at tho btore. bepu rate rooms for Hair lfyelng Also a full assortment of Human Hair soods, consisting of the latest stylo Front l'lecos, Switches, eto constantly ou hand I am now solo asent for this city for tho well known beautifying cosmetics by the rerfumorle Monte crista Company, J. ROOHON, 537 15th st. w.

912 14th st. u. I.IHCINH loll linns. 1 All l)Inanrt niro.1 Ol'OHUK WIIUMIUIIXIS, Cor, IK t. ouJ Mat; land a w.

A Penny for Yonr HoueMs WELL, HERE GOES I Wo are thinking how well wo can pleno otir customers this Spring who want very Myltthnnd EXTRA FINE Boys' Clothing Wo think wo can bhovv finer and hind comir eooda for boyK" nnd "tmall boys' 'than nny firm In Wusntiutcn, and we tako Ttleisnro In inviting a caicful Inspection of our Advance Sjjrlns 1 1 BARNUM CO, 931 Penna. Ave. FANCY GOODS. WM. R.

RILEY, CornerNlnth Bnd Street. Northweit, nas la Btoro a Full Stock ot Woolen Underwear for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. :e.g-.:d.a.-vts. Black Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces and Trimmings. 710 MiBKBT BPiOJ WiBUIHQTON, D.

0. GROCERIES. sav ej 10 lly I'uy Ins Butter and Groceries Of J. S. UBD3IAN, D31 Toiil.lHna A tew uioro choice old llainiolla Ham, Idft.

IIAIIIIUUIt, liotoftalo FlOUr, WINK ft OHOLEHY MKIICIUNT. ill looiarnnna Avenua 8TEAMB0AT8. IM.VTIANO I.uitvu 7Mi-Kt. wharf on bundayx, TueBdars and Thursdays, at 7 a in, for l'u torn uo hirer Undlnzs an far os Mattox Crock, (irlndci's wharf, frundays down nnd Wodnestlava up: Urent's mid limit! hit, Thuriidayiidowii and Mou-daj aud cdncsdays up, T. JONE0.

Agent, Uh Btrcct wharf. JOHN McOAlIEIS, Alexandria. Vn Anenl. M' UUMT VKKNONI ituunT vBlJWi Steamer W. W.

COIlCOItAN Loavus Uh Bt Wharf dally (except Sunday) for MOUNT KUNOtf. At 10 o'clock a. ra. returning, reaches Wwlj Ugtoa about 3 p. m.

fl'IlK OltlSAT PENflSYLVANIA nOUTE Tnthe Nntlli( Went nnd HotitlnreHt. DwlU Ttaek, Sptemll Saner, Magnljlctnt Kqulpmtnt, IN EfFECT JANUAnr 30, 1SM7. TiQlnthar aMnriton win fyaflon, corntr of JSUth and Jl rtrtels, at follows rorrilUburgnnd tho West. Chlengo ftmttol V.x ten of Palace bleeping Uarn Bt dallyi 1 ast Lino, nWnm dally to Cincinnati nnd Bt. Loul, lib Plopping Cars trrnn Ilir-rlsburg to Cincinnati nnd HufTet Cartobt.

Iannis, dally, except Saturday, to Chicago, with Sleeping I'ar Pittsburg to Chicago. Western Kxiress at 8 10 in dally, with fcleeiilng tarn Washington to Chicago and bt. lAiuin, nnd flarrlsburg to Cleveland, eon ticctlng at HarrMburg with through sleepers for LouWvllIo and Alomphli. 1'aclQo Ex rc5, io oo (lallr, for 1 Ittnburg and tho Vest, with through blccptr llarriibarg to Chlengo 1ULTIMOREA TOTOVAC RATLItOAa ror Erie, (anandalgna, ltochcster, lluffalo, Magara, loio dally, except Saturday, with 1'alaco Lara WaMilngtoa to Itochoitcr. For llllamnwrt, Ixick Haven and filmlra at 0 TO a dally, except Sunday.

ForlSiw orkand tho) ast, 7 A 0 no and It 15 a ni, 30. CO, 4 IS, 10 00 and 1 1 0 Un Sunday.000 1330, ttOO.Ht lOOOand 11 ni I tmltid Express of l'ullinan Tar-lor tars, 0 io a nrdally, except Sunday, and 4 00pm daily For ilostou without change, 200 pmoTcrr day. For Iirooklni, N.Y.atl through trains con-mctatJcrpeyUly with bouts ofllrooklyn Annex, affording direct transfer to Fulton ftreet, avoiding double ferriage across Now lork city. For Philadelphia. 7.2.'..

0 no and 11 15 a rn, 13 W. 9 00,4 13,0 00, 10 no and UJOpra. On UW.aoo, 4 15, ooo lOOOand 1120 pm I Imlted Express, 0 40 a weekdays aiut 4 copm dally. For llaltlmore, 7 A 0 00, 9 40, no, tl.13 a TO, a.Uli, 10, 400, 4 15, 41.440,000, 8 10 loco nnd 11 m. (n Sunday, no.

OMi, 1 15atn.l)0, 4 00, 4 00, 115,000.810. lucuandllJOpm Tur Viv'B reek 1 Ino, 7 S3 a ra and i 19 dally, cxrtpt Sunday. Tor Annai-olls, 7 il am, 1 in, si and 0 00 dally, extei Mm lay. Sundays, tw a m. 4 13 pin.

ALEXANDKfA AND rni)EmcKintjRa RAILWAY AND ANASlIIhGlON HAILHUAD. For Alexandria, 0 CO 0 45.8 10, 9 47.11 00 a ra, Woi.iKJoD.aiia 4J.1.4 in, io nni 11.17 pm in hmiday at 6 uo, 9 ir, llOJam. 3 00, (hu nnd tn inn, For ltltbmnndand tho South, 0 00, 11 00 am dally and 4 J-l ilall). oxi ept Sunday. Tralnn learo Alexandria for Wa-dilnnton, fl 05.

00.0 11 10 11 io nam, 1 ii, loo, 3 21, a 10. 7 and W10 midnight, exit 1 1 Monday. On bunday at 8 Wand io4Jp maudUMO titicht Tickets and Information nt tho nfllco, north eact comer of nth ntrtct and IaunnylruiiU avenue, and at thu clatlyii, wbero ordcMcan bo left for tho i becking of baggnco to destt nation fioin botils aud rtsldenies, tiiAb PL un, Omcral Mnnager O.p a. BALTIMORE nAILROAD. fcchedulo In effect SUNDAY, MAIlCIf 13.

18S7, until further notlte. Lcaro Washington from station, corner ot New avenue nnd ftn et lor Chicago ll 45 a and 10 10 dally, with throunh coaches and iloeplng cars. Tho 11 15 a Is a Fast Limited Exprcsn for rittsburg and Chicago, arriving In Pittsburg at Opm; Chicago next morning at 1110. No extra fare Is charged on This train for fast time For Cincinnati, Louis villo and St. Tuls dally at 3.30 and 10 10 with throuuh coaches and palace sleeping cars to Cincinnati and St Louis without change: 3 JO pm Is a fast limited train to Cincinnati and St.

Louis, arriving In Cincinnati noxt morning at 7 13; 6t. Louis t) 40 m. No extra fare Is charged on tbla train for fast tlmo. Forl'Ittsburgatll Uamand 6 55pm dally, to rittsburg. Clefeland and Detroit, with parlor and sleeping cam to Pittsburg.

For Lexington ana Local Stations, alOam dally, except Sunday. For points on fchtnandoali Valley RallroaJ. 8 Kipm dally. For Ilayrp do Oraco, Newark, Wilmington, and Tblladelpblu, 7.30 am, 2 10 and 7 J.v dally, For Wflmlngton, and Intermedlatopolnts between Daltlmoro and Wilmington. 3 IB ti dally, except Sunday.

For Uaitlmore on wee aays B. 6 40, 749, 8 30 and 10 05 a in, 18 10, uto, 3 15 uvralnuto train), 3 JO, 4 .30, 4 40, 6 40, 0 4S, 7.35, 8s and llJOpm. For Baltimore on Sundays 8 30, 7 30, 8,10 and 10-05 a LIB, a -10, 4 JO, 4.40, 6.40, 0 15, 7, 825, llSWpm. For Annapolis 0 40 am and 12 10, 4 JO and 10 pm; on Sunday S.JOam 4 40 pm. Forway stations Doiwetn Wanhingtou and Baltlmoro 8, flio, 8 30 am, 1310pm, 3 4 40.

(.13 and 11 JO pm On Sundays 8 bla tn acd 1 3 4 40 and ll jo m. For fctaitonson Metropolitan branch 15 am dally except bunday and BJlp dally: 4 40 dally oxcejt faunduyfur principal stations on Aletroiwlltan iiranch.8 10 am dally; on bunday ftopn at all stations For Ualtherubmaandlniermodlitto points 9 to am, wand ll-Ji pm dally oxcentSus-day. lor Frtdtrhk 8 40 and II 13a maud 4 11pm dally BTrej faun lav. For Hagcrstown 8 10 a and 5 Jl dally, except Sunday. Trains an lve from tlio Wost dally 6 J), 7 1) a Co and 7 C5 ra iH'Ints on Micnandoali ValUr Ua'lroaJ.

pin dally. From rhliadelplila, Chctcr, Wilmington and Havre do Oraco, II. JO a in. 3jjauJ, 10 pm dilly. Irom Wilmington, IM, and Intermediate points north of I'ltltlmore, 11 -Warn From A'inapolii, a Ham and so, BOOpm.fcunduy, From Darters ierrv and Valley lull load, fi 30 dally, oxrent bunday.

Itom and inter mod mto points, a mardb 11pm dally ottett himday. Trat'is kave Kalt Imoro for Washington at 10, 0 HO, 7 SO, W. Pits and 10 1 a 1-' 13, JsW, 3, 4, 4 JO, 8, 7 15, OM) and 11 1 in. bnnjayn 0J0.720, II fi and I Unm 1J0. li hi.

4 1.10,1! 7 15 tJiWand lliWpm Alltru'ns fmm Woshlnatojsiop at Kelay athtloiioxtpt l.W, 2 io, a is and lorluriber Information apply at tho JJiltl-moro OhloTh ket omen Washington station, C19 and 1 151 reungylrnulaavenuo, rorntir of Jourteentb street, where orders will bo taken for bagcaw to bo chccktduud rccclvoJ i at any point lu tho city. 1 DAN fl LLI C. K. LORD, Gen But Tlalto P. A.

PEIttA o. SM 11 11 va. Agt Washlagtoii. PIEDMONT AIR LINE, ECnEDULE IN KFrECT MAltLll 1 1, 1887. 8 a.

Cant Tennessee mall dally for War rtn ton, Gordonivlllo, Charlottesville, Lymbburgand stations between Atexan dila and linchburg, UrUtol, Kooxvltle, ltome, Calern, Jlontgomcry nnd New urlinns lullman sleeper Washington to New! Orleans H-SOa in Fast mall dally for Warrentoii, Clrarlottisvllle, Uordonsvllte, stations Cheiiptako nnd Ohtorouto, fynchburg, llocky Mount, Dunvlllo and stations bo-twein Ljnchbttrg and Danvlllo, (Jreeni boro, icalelith, charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, Now Orleans, Texa-i nnd California. Pullman sleeper Now "i oi to Atlanta, In connection with rull-inaiifleicrs Atlanta tojseworleani, aud Mann boudoir ttleeptrs for Birmingham, Mckfburg and blinvcport. Solid tralm aFlilngtou to Atlanta. 33 p. dally, except bunday, for Manassas, btrasburg and Intermediate Btatlon.

3 30 p.m. Western ex) dally for Warren ton, Uordonsvllle, Charlottesville, Louis vlile, Cincinnati and linuot Chesapoako nnd Ohio route Pullman bleej-ers and solid trains Washlnrton to LouUviUe, aUo I(r iTiubburg, brlslol, Chattanooga, Muni ids, LItt'o flock and nil bouthwtt-uu iolnts 'ILnuiti l'ullmau sleepers Washington to Little Itock without charge. 11 p. boullit i ex in nas Lilly for Lynchburg, Danvlllo italeigli.AtheVlIIe, Charlotte, Co-lumbla, Aiken. Augunta Atlnta, Orleanc, 1 xai and I'uUforiila Pullman fbeier Wush'ncton to "Mont-gomery, connecting with Pullman ptrlur carsMiUitgorairy to New Orleans.

Pullman MiLiirs Washington toAlken without chance THA1N3 ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO imiMON Leave Washington an a. in. dally, except bunday. and 4 45 p. in dally, anlvo hound lllllll 17 a and 7 10 in: returning, leave IU unit Hill t05u dally and 1-iu in, dudy, excipt Mind ay, urilviug WoHilnctonH andSVlp in Through trains from tho Hontn via Char-lotto, Danvlllo and I inchburgarrlvoln Wash-ton 10a and 8-J-l mivli J-nt Tea-licence.

Ui Istol and Ljiahburg ntWOlp m. autlO mp ir Oliloiouto nnd ihiirlottifivllle, 3-o p. btrasburg lot ni I) 17 Tickets, Rlieiliigcnr rccrvatlon and in-foi mat Ion furtil-l and baggige ohoikod at otllco. boi I'liinBylvanlaavenuo, and at Pas-ftongerbtatlon, ronnslvunlalt It Sixth and streets. L.TALOH, Oeneral Pntsemrtr Aceut, CHESAPEAKE OHIO ROUTE.

(Newport News and XIHslinlpnl Valley Co.) Union Depot, Sixth and It Btn-ets, II A. ror Newport News, Old mint Comfort and Noilolk. Dally eToopt Han. day. Through parlor car to Old Point.

Arrlvo Norfolk 7 in 11 So A. For all station) on Chesapeike A Ohio and twin la Went. Sleeper fiOOl Clifton lirgo, Daily except bunday. fi 3U P. lust Western uxprors dally.

Solid train, vlth l'ullmau Bloopers Co Jxmhivlllo. Pullman strvlco to Cincinnati, bt, Louis, Memphis and Now Or leaus. Apply at hcBajvcako A Ohio Hallway nffleo, S13 Pennsylvania avenue, and 1 Bta tl0a FRANK TftfQO, Gen'l N. l'meit(tor Azont, 11. W.

VULI.BR, Ocfloral ra39ongor Agoat..