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LOCAL MENTION. lilt- Wrnlhrr. flrrifF OF TUT I 'III KF -ItiS VI. nrFTfTR, XV khi.s<;ton, Marrh 1 -i. 1885.loa.m.

For the mi'l lh' Atlantic states. partly cloudy w.itherand local i ns, variable wind north easterly tin- northern portion.slightly coldei In northern and warmer in the southern portion. For Friday snows Indicated for New Ei zland stabs. anri tlx- northern portion of in Ml. lower lake region, with rains in the rn portion of tiie mid Atlantic Atlantic states.

Am. sorts i ummtions of Men patron Ixi ijci Plug w- Tobacco. and will, 1.give it united verdict thai tin art is quality tlrst-class. theqnan in the larger than the average. -st it incomparably fine by tobacconists everywhere.

Bni.agenk Your perfume. and get the vest A Panrt Pi. and a capstone setting -num'-nt presented to every enter durii.e the weeks. The very I -t cabinet phoro-raj h- 8:3 per dozen, with a thirteenth pain'el. 1 lui? Pennsylvania ave But.

Kets Kemet hy. tiif New $2 Friday's Star. H. Vakm i Gnide Hook at all station er- and -it tliee, street Price tec tents. Ice Cream and Charlotte Russe 1427 York avenue.

A Beautiful Display of Bl'k and Brown ri Price SJ: Franc'-, cor. 7th and the ciily strictly one price Hat and Gent's Furnish Ins store in this city. For Fine wix ks, etcv for Medical and other Clir. Xander's, whe keeps the pure article only 7th st. n.

w. H' if sekkkpkks, Attention is respectfully Invited to our unuual large assortment oi Mis- 15 and Children's Footwear, which have "made to our special order, of the besl materials, and at prices lower than ever Young's. 7th st. Sole agent for the celebrated lee ric shoe, which cures "Oft etc. Look ior the Old Woman in Window.

i.fs easily travi led $2. See to-morrow's Star. We Will Sf.ll To-morrow 'Friday) 1.00c pieces stamped batiste drapery at 31c. each. Si.

1J. Bruce A 9th street northwest. Real Estate Bui.letin. for March, Just Issued by Tyler A Rutherford, 1226 st. n.w.,foi distribution gratis.

Call or send for copy. Beware cheap pebbles. Genuine Hempler's, 4Si sL CITY AND DISTRICT. Ai.BAtTGii Opera Bunch ol Seys." Ford's Opera B. Curtis in "Spot Cash." Theater Matinee daily.

Tom's Cabin." Dime B. Bishop in "Widow Condensed I.oenN. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:25 p.m., and extinguished at 5:15 a.m. The Saturday lecture at the National Museum this week wit. be by Mr.

(has. D. Walcott, on tlit- suhject. for the First of Lite." 1 he lecture will begin at 4 o'clock Satdav afternoon. Detective had given to him yesterday, by Claudi I Ke-sler, a containing a ceriiacate ot deposit tor PXi and iu note- ami papers, found by him on and streets.

was s-'Jo 111 it when it was stolen from Mr. G. W. llruuddaue oi Dresden, New at tiie Baltimore and Potomac depot, on 6th inst. William Newell, an inmate of the Soldie.

s' Home. employed as engineei and fireman, died yesterday morning from the etfect- of injuries received Sunday, when a plug was blown the boiler. Another inmate of the Home was severely scalded at the same time. The residence ot Mr. Fillmore Vinson, near Dame-town, Mouig county, was destroyed bv tire ye-ieniay rnoruiug.

charged with threats of violence ai.d com.ned in the or the second precii.et station, yesterday, took an overdose oi bromide potassium, it is with -aicidal A. Leech wa- called in and rendered medical aid. after which the prisoner was nt to Freedman's hospital in the police ambulance. Between 5 and o'elo ii yesterday afternoon Officer Wot took to the second precinct station a deajwhlte female iniant, found at the corner of 15th and Boundary northwest. It to the first police -tation yefrterdiiy that a colored infant was lying in the alley between "Jd and and and ii streets southwest.

Officer Sheehan went for the child and it to the station. It is about eight months Officer Home reports thnt So'c'oek last evening herdicc-ach 17.dti?en by Charles F. Dailey, run Into by W. Beveridge's wagon corner street and Pennsylvania avenue northwot. The oi" the lier.lic was injured ai.otit the bead, and was taken to he tilth precinct station and attended by Dr.

the hospital. Ida J. Heilarger, oi the District of Columbia, received ttie decree of M. D. at the thirty-third annual commencement of the Women's Medical college, in Philadelphia, yesterday.

A very hand-ome carved oak "sedalia" for the chancel ot John church is now being made, in accordance with the designs of the Messrs. Law, ana it will be placed in It is given by Mrs. Price a- a memorial of the late Mrs. Tayloe, who was identified ith the church lor many years. Copies of The stab of February 21 and March 3, 4 and in wrapj-ers, du.y -lamped, containing the t'nil reports ofthe monument celebration and the inauguration ceremonies and the bail, can be had at tne counting room in any quantity.

Price two including postage. Win.Townseud,alias W. wa-convicted in the Criminal Court to-day ot the larceny of a gol i watch, breastpin and collar button, valued at from W. Douglas. 7th.

John Glee ami Geo. Fitzhugh, colored bell boys ut the National hotel, had a fuss last night aixiat who should answer the fir-t bell, when struck Fitzhugh in the head with a water pitcher. He ws.s and fined $10 by snell this morning. In the POiice Court this morning Chas. Johnson, a colored Ix.y, wa- lined or 60 days in cutting Lmory full, a white boy of llo" 4l- street, in the leg with a knife.

Win. smallwood. the colored boy who robbed Miss I-abeile de of a quantity ot Jewelry and other articles, pleaded guilty to twocaargt in the Police Court this morning, ami wa- one year in jail. LI za Smaii. colored, a servant oi Mrs.

Lucy Davis, ot Corcoran street, was charged iii the Police Court thi- morning with robbing hei employer ot lo in money and a breastpin worth -fi Lliza the larceny, and was held in bonds for the grand jury. The I.ale Clary. resolutions of respect. At a meeting of the officers and clerks of office of the Washington Gas Light company h'-ld March 11th, to take action in refer ence to the death of Mr. James D.

Clary, assistant secretary of said company, the follow, expression of their feelings was adopted: Whereas we are called to mourn the los- of one with we have been Intimately during many years fellow laborer, companion an.t sympathetic advi-ei ai.d officer, during all of which period, antedating the of every one now in the ekericul employ oi the company, he ha- known to those around him one fully alive t- the of the company, indefatigable In tiie pertorinam of every duty devolving Bpon him, wli.eh he brought an amount ol capacity and 1 rarely equalled, and at the same tnue as whose heart whs always adv to appreciate the difficulties, embarrassments. griefs and trials of others, and most willing to these generous in oi forbearance, magnanimity and kindness. And whereas, while so superior In his ability for the pn--edition of business, his modest up preeiation of hi-own qualifications made him ever ready to coun-el from his subordinates In po-ition and avail hiinseif of any judgment in pla -eof his own that seemed worthv of a. -eptaiiee: and, hile prompt to learn. never made hi- own high standard of capa.

ity rule the measurement of others, but kindly lent his talents and experience to theii assistance and advancement. And whereas. In the death of James P. we and this commuuity have lost a man of un sullied honor, whose whole nature detested an approafditi. any anin -s.

and iuK-gritv and ual i made him so em inentiy a.al gave promise of a highci career, from which has been mil toomntlmeti hi- friends, deem tt our dutv tiiu; to express our sorrow for his loss and oursvm jKiit-y with his mourning fr.ends. Then-fore resolved that we most respectfully ask tiie of this Company to place thii of ours tlieir records in shape of a commnnicatin addressed to them And tl.at a copy of the saim handed to his motm-rand to he represe ta' ive oi the press for publication. Chas. B. Bailev m.

J. Can by, secretary of the meeting. A Pivorcr Caff JMgi Hrisrm r. tn the Lenity made di-missing the bill in the case of 6w? eny again-t Walter filed I'i by T. F.

Miller, sets forth i niarrlag March 7. and charges desertloi ln.lali, lsTK The defendant filed an answe by s. l'. ury.denvlngany desertion and statin; that he went to Chicago to find work, with he advice and consent, and sent her money regu Jarly tor eighteen months. He also filed i cross bill.

In which he states that he went and obtained work, that he sent com plait.ant all his money excepting "sufficient By his Ixtard, and that she ret used join hin ere. In the answer to the cross bill com plaiiiani denied that he provided for ner sujj port. The Akt sale of paintings In ol and water color at Messrs. Walter B.William 4 Ccorner loth and Pennsylvania avenue las evening, was well attended, but the pricei a ized were lower in most cases than thi aii.e of the frames. The sale will be ev cning at eight o'clock.

I METHODISTS I IT COUNCIL. The Baltimore 31. E. Conference. cji t' rcii relations of ixfkkexce to meet in this city sex' y-ar.

the Baltimore M. E. conference In Balti mor; yesterday Bishop Foster was lndlsposee and iid not preside. Chu. L.

Pate, of this city admitted to the conference on trial. following clergymen were continued li the superannuated relation: A. J. Bender, W.L Miblen. J.

W. Cullum, Mayberrv Ooheen. Bur net 11. Smith, Wm. H.

Pitcher, James H. Brads Israel. Hawiev, J. W. Start, ivelly, H.

M. Lipscomb, James Gamble, A. Turner and O. P. Wingman.

The following clergymen were continued ii 'he si pernumerary relation: Revs. L. L. Charles A.Reld, 8. A.

Wilson, Jamei j. H. Lsown. C. H.

Mytinger, E. E. Shipley, G. rMarku L. D.

Herroit. Samuel H. Cummiugs Geoi-ge W. Feelemver, J. D.

Moore, B. Wooc John W. Hedges. Rev. John Slebe and he v.

H. W.Jones were continued on trial with th privilege of attending Drew Theologi cal via. nary. Arthur H. Thompson, Philip Edw illlam W.

Barnes, William A. Car roll and Charles O. Isaacs were also continuec i on trial. Rev. Charles M.

Hadaway was dis continued at his own request. The Metropolitan M. E. church, of this city was as the place for the meeting of next animal conference in 1886. M.

JB. I'bnrrh South Conference. 1 The Baltimore annual conference of thi M. E. Ch ireh South commenced its one hnn dredth and flrst session in yesterday Bishop Parker, who was to Have presided, hav lng died recently, no bishop was present at hour of opening.

Conference was called order by Rev. John S. Martin, secretary. Dr Xyl-or Head conducted the opening services. Secretary Martin read a telegram from Granierry, dated Louisville, stating tha he cot; Id not reach Salem before Wednesday nit'hi.

An election by ballot of a presldinj officer pro tern, resulted in the selection i Rev. Samuel Rodgers, of Leesburg. i Rev. Jas. S.

Gardner, presiding eider of Washington district, received 38 votes on tin i last ballot, 35 on the second and 28 on The presiding officer thus elected in tin absence of a bishop performs all the function! ot the office except ordinations. Rev. Dr. John S. Martin was elected secretary for the thirty-second time.

He appointed his assistants Revs. James E. Armstrong, Geo T. Tyler, Asbury R. Martin and Beverly Bond.

Tne usual committees were appointed. Sj-NTKNCRD FOR W. MPS ser. the young who was arrested by Specia Detectives and O'Neil, was charged it the Police Court yesterday afternoon in sii cases with stealing rings, watches and clock; from colored persons in East Washington, bj taking them away to repair them and tailing te return them, selling some of them to other per sous. He was sentenced to sixty days In eact case; appeal noted.

The Metropolitan Industrial School.The board of lady managers of the Metropoli tan Industrial lDth and streets northwest, held their semi-monthly meeting vesterday, the tirst vice president, Mrs. Meeker In the chair. The teacher, Miss Stallings. had spread out on a table lor the inspection of the ladies a fine splav of bread, rolls, pies, cakes and many articles of clothing, as well as has kets. hats and fancy articles made by the chil dreu.

1 here are now ou the school roll fifty two names. The children are given one good meal each day at noon. They are clothed and furnished shoes. Twenty-tlve bovs attend the night school, making the total number ol pupils seventy-seven. The ladles this school in connection with the ladlesof th" cooking schools, are preparing to give at Willurd's hail next month a lunch and an entertainment.

Marriage Lic licenses hav been issue by the clerk of the court to John Johnson a id Leonard Drummer; Robert Antler son and Jane Lucas; D. Jav Tauiinan, ol Nyack. N. and Victoria Clark, of Anne Arundle Alex. Mason and Elizabeth I A.

Hill: M'tchell Thomas Meredith and Annie Moiling: I wis Collins and "leorgia Jones; Lievelijn W. Puliss and Lina E. Jean: W. A. i Scott, ol Montgomery county, and Annie Luckett.

Capacity of the Inaugural Ball Room for a skated experiment lately been made showing the capacity of the inaugural ball room iu the graud hall of the new Pension building for a seated audience. In a room is by 29 feet, whose tloor area is 52'J square feet, were placed chairs lor an audience of ladies and gentlemen. Without uncomfortj able crowding the room contained 73 chairs and seats 11 persons on solas against the walls: total capacity 8-1 persons, or at the rate ol 21-1OO square feet to each seat. The floor ol the u-reat Iu-11 of the Pension building contains square feet, and at 0 21-100 square feet per scat will seat 5.003 persons. Tiio surrounding this hull used as cloak, receptio rooms contaiu Square feet i of iloor.

anl would seat persons. Totul scaling capacity of the lower tloor of the Pension building lo, 182 persons. Hi ore are on all floors ItiO.OOO square leet, or room tor 25,800 chairs. Funeral of James D. funeral i of Mr.

James I). Clary took place from his late residence, 10th street, at three o'clock yesterday afteri on. Rev. Dr. Domer, of St.

Paul's English church officiating. The re mains wer placed In the family vault at Glenwood. le pall-bearers were Messrs. C. C.

Bryan. Charles If. Bailey. John C. Poor.

W. rmc, William B. Gurley and A. B. Kelley.

Tin- otlieers and clerks of the Washington Gas Light company yesterday held a meeting and adopted a suitable expression of their sentilneii! respecting tlie death of their associate, Mr. Clary. Mr. Downing's interest manifested in the aunounevm -ut of Mr. Robert Downing's appearaue'e in Joa juiu Miller's new d.umaof I'ally at Ford next Monday evening, indicates a large sale of scats for that occasion.

The star, the new play, the excellent companv. which includes Jackson. a sifter of Mr. Joseph Jetierson, a'l add to the lo al inter ist in the engagement. Mr.

Down; ing liiniselt is one of the most popular yonng I men who evei went out from Washington to seek fame and fortune on the stage, and his success has been great and very gratifying to It. appearance as a star next week will be heartily welcomed. How the Court Seitled H. Harris, tin- colored man who was arrested by i Detective Cox hc.t Tuesday on suspicion of rob1 bing Randolph'- grocery store, lie.ir tin- Govern meut printing office, was charged in the Polite Court this morning with being a Detective Cox was "Ik. lng intcno gated by a colored lawyer, E.

M. Hewlett, hen U. S. B. Wall, another colored lawyer, walked up aud claimed that he had been employed defend Harris, and would ask tiie court to settle the matter.

"Stand upt" said the court to the prisoner, "and say who is your The prisoner stood up as ordered, and aftei looking at boil lawyers a while he said his sister had the money for Mr. Wall, and he was the accej ted counsel. After hearing the testi i mouv the court released him on his persona! I I bonus. The Man ho Stuck Fast in a Coai Hole Lewis, the young colored man who was arrested about Tuesday luominsj while sticking in the coal hole in front of Zch's grocery store, on street, between inh and loth streets north west, was charged iu the Police Court morning with Leing a notorious thief aud pick pocket, ing been arrested by Block and Rati while attempting to enter the store oi tiie said Zeh with a felonious intent in view, Officer Slack testified that he had previously arrested the defendant for a larceny, for whicL he served two years in the penitentiary. De, teetive Rati'testified that he arrested the de fendant while he was trying to get through the 1 hole, after lie had put out the gas lamp in front of the store.

Detective Block gave similar testimony. Lewis was sentenced to give bonds in the sum ol iu default to be committed lor three months. Rorrkries after 2 the residence of Mr. John II. Stewart, 1TJG street, was entered by a thlei.

who the house, tireaking open the closets and bureaus, taking oil an overcoat: black diagonal coat and vest, a pair of black pants and a set jet jewelry, valued altogether at Mrs. Stewart lelt the house about twe locking the front door, and about 2:211 0 'Mi-dresscd man was seen to leave i the premises, tin her return the door was found open, and on the' tabic iu the diningroom glasses aiula hot tie of whisky, from which the tliie: had Uiken several drinks. Chas. Aver, of P. street, was robbed yesterday morning of two overcoats and a sack coal valued at Sam'l Bensinger's stable, pF street -outhw was robbed of a set of bug' harn-ss, lap robe, whip, valued at Mrs.

ii. l. Thomas, 15th street. robbed during fie week of a gold bracelet, i 8-0. A.

Barber dc olli -e, 281 streets northwest, was last night of Seriously Ii of South Caro lina, one of the Mount Vernon if? i of Congressman Herbert, of that state, is lylui at the Metropolitan hotel critically ill. Hei nstantly at her be-dside, and Mrs CoL Washington, West Virginia, and a of othiT and friends are unwavertuj Lj in their attentions. Though slightly better thii morning it is ieared herreeovery is hopeless. Speakers for Emancipation i meeting last of the committee appointee to select sneake rs for the emancipation day eel el. rut ion.

Mr. Frederick Douglas wiis chejsen a orator ol the diy. Hon. B. K.

Bruce was electee presiding officer. The following were al? I to Si. A. Smith, Prof. M.

t.regorv, Jo iu r. Johnson, Hon. Robert Ingersoll, Rev. R. s.

and Attorney Gen era! Augustus H. Garland. Mr. D. W.

Atwooi i rcad "'c emancipation uct, llie emanciputloi edict. Rev. alter Brooks was elected chap 11 decided to invite tiie President out cabs uct, Hon. s. p.

Rounds, the District Com 11 jn John F. Cook, Rev. Alex tiummell, Frank Grimke. Rev. R.

A 1 Reed Lev. Johuson, Rev. Wm. Gibbon nnd others to scats on the platform. are amph at that sprighth little Theo will give a brilliant aud vucexssfu seasou of French opera In Washington.

advance sale to-day indicates a grand tun 1 out. Theo is unique in her way, for. unlike tin general run of the Freueh opera boufl'e people she knows how to slug, as well as how-to act 5 succeeds in thoroughly entertaiului her audience. Mme. Tlieo's siiort engageinen 1 at the grand ooera bouse wifi be acttrized by a nightly change of opera.

Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded follows: Susan P. Okie to Horatio Blsbee, pt. lot 27, i sq. 139; 90,500.

Heirs of Palmer Briscoe to L. M. Saunders, ot. 2, sq. 550; 9200.

K. Dnbamel et trustees, to W. J. Fitzgeruld. lot 8q.

638; J. E. Kendall.trustee, to H. S. Bundy, pt.

247 and 248, sq. 675; $2,500. Jen1 nie M. Crummell to Millie Smithy, pts. 10 and 13, blk.

17. Meridian Hill; W. L. Randall to T. E.

Waggaman et lot 5, pt. 4, sq. i 255; pts. 3 and 5, sq. 348, and pts.

7 and 8, sq. 323: $4,000. L. Clephane, trustee, to Clara J. Revland et ah, executors, and trustees, lot 37, sq.

101; 95.000. T. E. Waggaman to F. J.

Lip. pctt, lots 83 to 91, sq. 28: $9,000. Same to Eliza W. Lippett, lots 79 to 82.

sq. 28; 84.000. F. J. Lippett to Rebecca G.

Dodge, lots 83 to 91; $9,500. B. B. Smalley', trustee, to B. H.

War1 der, lot 35, sq. 190: $1,163.23. Chas. A. Iximar to Maria L.

Jordan.lot4S.sq.J160; 93,000. Helen 9 Rand Tindall to Sidney A. Fitch, pt. lots 3 and 4, sq. 733; $1,800.

Mary J. Rush to Joseph lackey, lot 59, sq. 634: J. T. Arms to Sarah Elizabeth Aldrich, lot 24, sub scp 866; $3,000.

S. Norment to Auheuser Busch Brcw? ing association, lot 13, 641: Fannie M. Coston to Mary P. Coeton, William's In terest in lot 2, sq. s.

ol 990; $483. Annie Myers to Martha Melntire, pt. 23, sq. 774:8882. Marion D.Adams to Thos.

O. Hills, lot 6. sub. sq. 251; $12,500.

Alice M. Goodwin to J. M. L. Dodson, lot 22.

sub. sq. 589; $900. Elizabeth H. Lloyd to Mary A.

Schwartz, sub. 12. sq. 562; 5 $5,500. German American Fire Insurance Co.

to G. K. Newcombe, pt. w. of e.

2, so. 5is; $5,976.25. W. Henry, executor, to C. H.

Par. ker. t. 2, sq. 534; $1,200.

S. W. Bognn to W. A. Coulter, his interest in pt.

1. sq. 4o0; F. assignees, to A. H.

Herr, lots 4 and 6, sub. pt. 112, Georgetown; $720. E. Ed.

monston to R. a. Edmonston et ah. all interest In pt. 13, sq.

86, B. and addition to Georgc" town: $500. Mary A. Schwartz to Asbury Lloyd, lot 86, sq. 361: $2,000.

L. P. Shocma. ker et ah to w. A.

Howlett, lot 3, sub. sq. 524; $4,730. J. n.

Smith et al. to W. Ellis, lot 24, sec. 4, Barry farm; Ma 17 J. to Calvin S.

Montague, lot 1, block 4, Ivy City; $200. C. F. E. Richardson to Susa.i A.

Grijrg, pt. 11, sq. 343; $6,400. Mary Hill Watson to E. M.

Hewlett, pt. 8, sec. 2, Barry farm; S. Van Vliet to F. C.

Vno Vliet, In trust, lot 33, and pt. 38, sq. 220; O. C. Clark to Ellen Harrlgan, lots 1 ana 2, sq.

390; $700. Jennie E. Rosencrans toS. Domer, lots 2 to 7, sq. 308: Margaret A.

Hilton to B. Waters, lot 15, sq. 395; $2,700. C. M.

Matthews, trustee, to J. W. Hunter, pt. 114, B. addition to Georgetown; $1,400.

Anne Toone to Fred. Toone, pt. 5. 3q. 836; R.

Jefferson to P.R. Dally, pt. 2, sq. 523: P. R.

Daily to R. Jefferson, pt. 2, real Estate Fitch, Fox a Brown report a demand for small houses mainly (or Investment. They have recently i made the following sales: For Mrs. M.

M. Gray to W. X. Stevens, part lot 2, square 11. of 351, beiner No.

202 11th et. s.w., for $3,900 cash; for Smith Pettit, lot 82, square 191, No. 1523 Blake st. n.w.. to Miss Lucy H.

Baird, for and sub-lot 178, square 206, No. 1440 Pierce Place n.w., to Mrs. L. Tutt, for $4,000 cash; for Messrs. Pettit Drinps to Miss Baird, sub-lot 78.

square 191, No. 1515 Blake for $3,200 cash, and for B. II. Stinemetz sub-lot 205, square 206, being No. 1812 14th st.

n.w.. to Mrs. Elizabeth L. JCorton, for $3,250, and sub-lot 204, same square. No.

1814 14th to Win. 0'Donnell, for $3,250. Spofford's Amer'c sn almanac for 1885, price is ready for delivery by J. J. MaeDavitt, 1429 Pennsylvania ave; nue.

Remit the amount in stamps or postal notes. A postal will receive prompt attention. souvenirs of the s. Cudlip Co. I have issued In a series of eight cards photo? graphs of the fine floral decorations 111 the reception room at the late inauguration ball, which form an Interesting souvenir of that memorable affair.

Affairs in Washington. an Office office of a. l. Barber A contractors, at the comer of 28th and streets, was entered last night by thieves and a desk was rifled of plated silverware and twenf ty Ave dollars in casli. The spoons, forks, weie found on the bank 01 the canal, evidently thn wn away by the thieves.

in was received here yesterday afternoon from Cincinnati that William Tyler, son of the late Dr. Gr ifton Tyler.died in that city yesterday morninc from heart disease. The remains were shipped from Cincinnati for this place last I i i afternoon nhout 3 o'clock George W. white man 69 yarn of age. ed dead at his re--iden eon Madii son street.

The deceased had an operation formed recently on his ear, for deamess. A 1 certificate given by coroner of death from natural eauscs. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for The Evknino Stab. New Skating soon as the season opens the old "turn-table lot," at the corner ol and St.

Asaph streets, will be used for the erection of a skating rink, the lirst ever 1 established here. Monday Judge James I Keith will open the February term of the state circuit court for tiiis city, and on Tuesday Hughes will open the United circuit court, as well as the district court. There are a large number of cases awaiting the coming of Judge Keith, as there have been a large mtm1 berof removals into his Jurisdiction from the corporation court. The Alexandria canal st ick case still remains on the docket in Judge Hughes' court. JtniciAL corporation court has adjourned until to-morrow.

The will of the late John P. Cinerswn has been partly proven. An order has made to com lete the sole of the Cowling estate property. Distri1 butions have been ordered in the Henderson and Simmons cases. Police only prisoners at the stc.t ion house this morning" were Lewis Colema arrested by Officer Grady, charged gambling, and John Britze, arrested by Officer -Can 11, charged with assault upon hisr wile.

1 Mellen has been admitted to practice law in the Alexandria city court. Mr. John McCuen iuis purchased "the frame house lately built for Mrs. Jo. Uenty, 011 Lee street, near Wolfe.

Chas. C. lmbney has been appointed master of transportation on the Virginia Midland railroad. An onicc-seekcr's Suicide. Greensboro' (Ga.) Special to the New York World.

The death of Dr. Thomas P. Janes, late Georgia commissioner of agriculture, is now alleged to have been suicide, resorted to because of depression at the t'netwiat he stood no chance of securing the nership of agri cuiture, for he was an appli? cant. Ik 1 i l( 1 UUE. krr oo a I.

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i BLACK SATINS, 50c. carter's, 711 market space, Near th? corner of 7th street 1 FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON, 8. 1 NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, widest and very best quality, 25. Finest quality French SATl'INES, In Pink.Blue and Cream, only 30. Beautiful COLORED CASHMERES, very fine ity, 12 yards frr 92.

1 ExceUi nt qualltv black silks only 91. cheap at I 91-25. silks, excellent quality, only real value 81. 1 NUNS VEILING. Cream, Pink, Bine, Black, wide double width, pure wool, only 37V 1 LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, in irey and Brown, one yard and a halt wide.

Immense width, only BROCADE COLORED BILK VELVET. 91.00 Very handsome BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET vworth 92.50) reduced to 91.OU. Special bargain. BLACK CASHMERE all pore tine wool. 9i.au 1 carters, I mh7 711 MARKET SPACE.

npHE CELLULOID TRUSS, That never breaks, never wean out, always clean, and can be worn white bathing. Is for sale at C1IAS. FISHER'S, 023 7th street northwest. Mrs. FIsnER devotes her attention to the wantaot Lady Patrons, ml Sanfords Radical Cure 0 FOB CATARRH.

witch-hazel, american pink, canada fir, marigold and clover blossoms. a single dose of SANFORD'8 radical cure instantly relieves the most violent Sneering or Head Colds, clears the Head as by magic, stops watery discharges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ringing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Headache, and subdues Chills and Fevers. In Chronic CataiTh il cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucus, restores the senses of smell, taste, and hearing when afftcted. frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter, sweetens and purifies the breath, slope the cough, and arrests the progress of Catarrh towards Consumption. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, all in one package, of drusrgists, for $1.

Ask for 8ANFOIO)'S RADICAL CURE POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL B08T0N, COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. For the relief and prevention, THE IN8TANT II IS APPLIED, of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica Coughs. Colds, Weak Back, Stdhiach, and Bowels Shooting Pains, Numbness Hysteria, Female Pains' Palpitation, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria, and Epidemics, use COLLINS' PUNSTERS fan ELECTRIC BATTERY combined with POROUS PLASTER) and laugh at pain. 26c. everywheremr'2 CITY ITEMa Salvation Oil is the best liniment in the market for both man and beast.

Price 25c. 1 Johnson's Oyster Saloons and Restaurant for ladies and gentlemen 44(1 and 4 1 '2 9th street. Choice Oysters, and every delicacy. Ladles" saloon first floor No climbing up stairs. Polite attention.

3 rouybs. Brown's Lronchial Troches arc used with advantage to alleviate Coughs. Throat and Bronchial atlections. Sola only in boxes. eo Prof.

A. B. Chandler, Brooklmven, says: "I wa? cured of Torpidity of the Liver and Bowels and Paralysis by Dr. Kennedy's 'Favorite eo' Dressing: and universal favorito both in the nited States and Grca 'Bi-itain. Wholesome, delicious, economical and nutritious.

Saves anxiety, waste and trouble. eo Clnett's Crown Collars, CuffS and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. ec "Rough on Ask for Wells' "Rough on Coras," 15c. Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions.

3 "Ahlerney Dairy Wagons." Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every mornins, and delivered in halt-pound "Ward" prints fioc. per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet Milk, 5c. per quart. Cream 15c pint.

i eat Making Powder what prof, sill or an says of our wheat BAKING POWDER "Messrs. Martin Kalufi.eisch's Sons: examination of four 'Wheat Powier deveii ps an niu I value to it from a sani vir.w. Tt certainly restores to the bread the Potassta and Magnesia Silts. which the miliiiig r. riKA iiom high lloir, and it avoids completely chance of di.

w.iich attends the constant small do Rochale Salts, such as al. tii taitanc p.rid is carry into the system. wntams ten times as much Potassium fcak as i tim. it is evident that the waste ol til tissues is siippheii Ironi voi preparation. it cannot i.e i-oiu those preparations which contain only jtu-i aki.

-u compounds besides the tartaric 11 1 it lug up an alkulinecond.Uvii ot the urine wdli thcaleic phosphates. In fact il io thiit have a verv strong case' Jii' rcd from the physiological side, aiid this convic-' uiiii on ut the niw.ro I the case. iSiiiuedj B. HIUSHaii." For sale by G. G.

CORNWELL SON, 1418 Pennsylvania avenue. trade supplied." ON THE BRAIN. Know all men by these presents that victor adler, Hold myself personally, individually and collectively responsible for all diseases or complications arising and which may arise, from the pleasurable pain produced by ADLER ON THE BRAIN. I nfortunately I can oiTer no panacea for all the Ills which the human flesh is heir to, but I propose to mitigate an evil which has taken deep root, reached a stupendous height, and is of mammoth proportions? to wit, the reign of FANCY PRICES. An "educated" idea, if you please, but one conceived in sin and born in iniquity, and which carries within itself the seeds of its own destruction.

I modestly used tht? word "mitigate," but I declare and promise to the PEOPLE of the District of Columbia and Vicinity THAT if tiiey will give me their PATRONAGE I will CRUSH thin insidious sapper of their hard ami give them a fair and just equivalent for each and ever; spent with me. And as there arc Ex, so are there also SNEAKS who seek to inutate us. Therefore, always be sure that you are in the RIUHT PLACE Look at the over the door. A R'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 927 and 921) Seventh street northwest, Corner Massachusetts Avenua strictly one prick Men ouths and Children's Clothing sold at TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF I FACTURE The price of each and every garI nient is market! in plain figures. evenings until 9: Saturdays until IL mhlO Great Closing Out Sale OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES At SINSUEIMER A 808 7th street This sale will continue a short time only Look carefully at the Extraordinary Bargains we offer the following well-known makers in Ladies' shoes.

Cousin's finest Cur. Kid, hand-sewed, that cost you So, we will sell you now at $3.70. Cousin's finest Str. tioat, hand-sewed, which are sold elsewhere at $4.50, our price now $3.59. Cousin fine Cur.

Kid, which sell at eell now at $2.70. Cousin Misses' at the same low figures. About 20O pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Butt, every pair ol hich is wortn are now selling at $2. Our Burt Meu Shoes, in lace and Goiters thai were and $6, arc now closing at $3.75. These shoes are superior to custom made.1 We ask those that want to save money to come early as possible, as our stock is now complete have all sues and widths, therefore call at onci at SINSUEIMER bro.s', -Ja0 808 7th street SfOUSE PAINTS CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THK nt Department of JAMES in Building supplies Nos OOtt utn uio i 914 street, three doSfi! wesfo7the hn luediatcly adjoining National Rifles' Armnri- -i any other in the SuV vft buv even the smallest quantity of white lead oita vm? send vour address on Price-list 6f every SI.

sold in this department will be sent to vou 6v retiir.i WInP hours' price-list gives the price of haif-mnt nint Fu'lon the gallons vfeaetl ot oil, turpentine, varnish and other by measure: also price per vwer-DOund hiBrVSSSrf ing to the quanUty bought Laree lowent prices; small buyers pay a hhrker My prices are fixed. All buyers buvine thP JJty, pay the same price. The pSS, The other departments of my havlnL eral share of the public pMtronaaef JAMra H. McGILL, Dealer in Building SbpoUea. 908.

910,913 and EDUCATIONAL. INSTITUTE-1312 AND 1814 14TH near 14th at. Boarding School for young ladles. Sessions 30, Early application necessary, as number of boarders will be Utnlttd- SCHOOL ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Also privare in English Branches.

Vocal Culture and Reading Instruction, day and evening. Mrs. ADELINE DUVAL MACK, Witf st.n.w. frTm Instruction. MECHANICAL DRAWING, MATHEMATICS.

Address H. M. WAITE, 8S mh7-6t? 909 it a.w. rpHJE CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, JL 498 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.

Select Civil Service Library: Practical Civil Service Studies; and Thorough Civil Service Drill; TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. Hours from 7 to 0 p.m. ench Terms reasonable. 112 "VtT A SH IN GTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY; tt only school of the kind here. A special Invitation to all to see the method by you rsn soon learn a profession.

214 2dst. a.e. -day. TAMES CORRlt)ON, PRIVATE TUTOR, (KIFh.n, fj tee nth year), office 487 7th at n.w. Commercial College Studies, and Shorthand.

Special facilities lor advanced students in Shorthand. HORTI! AND AND TYPE-WRITING rally taught. Success guaranteed if instructions are followed. Private pupils preA-rred And number limited. F.

CROMKL1N. office of Johns A stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. THE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL, 617 TTHSt. n. w.

Short, condensed course In practical Bookkeeping. Rapid Penmanship and English Branches at moderate rates of tuition. Morning, afternoon and night sessions. Sole right to Howe's system of Bookkeeping taught without Civil service preparation a specialty. J.

H. BRYANT, The berlitz school of languages, IN j'nejj Baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Providence, And at 723 14th st, n. WASHINGTON. i 20, b21, Fan- New Term Begins now. Superior Native Teachers iinlj.

only. Classes and Private Lessons. Fee Extremely Low. Unexcelled advantages for learning Conversation. We Invite all persons to visit our classes.

fJO HORTHAND REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS TO every evening. Private lessons a specialty. All shorthand books and publications constantly on hand, and exceptional opportunities for learuiug the art are offered atWASHINGTON PHONOGRAPHIC HE A a QUARTERS. WJ7 st. n.w.

lly qpencerian business college, corner IO 9tb and sts. n.w. Young and middle-aged men and women trained for business. Rapid writing, book keeping, business practice, rapid calculations, English language, stenography, type-writing, thoroughly tanght. Admission at any time.

Liberal terms adapted to the times. Year, from date of entrance, day or night, $60; three months, oay, $20: night. $14. One $5. Rapid writing, 12 lessons, $3.

ire. Call or send for circulars. first HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal. the SARA A.

SPENCER. Vice Principal. HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGIATE COURSES. Instruction Is provided for Graduate. Umi' rgraduate and Special The next academic year begins September 22, or circulars address, by postal card, the Johns nopkins University.

flO-eo2m JE. SCHELLT ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to beginners, as well as those wishihtc to qualified for Performers or Teachers. Terms $12. 784 12th st.

n.w. cents i utt.VR, SINGING. PIANO. TAUGHT AT rates by ProC LOUIS ORTENSTEIN, L-5t 400 st. n.w.

The makes the Guitar a specialty, and lie has successfully taught it for twentythree years. d23-Sm I xhettkst and ch learn .1 drawing and paintitg is at the National Academv of Fins Arts, IStn st. and New York ave. Years of study saved. Receytioiis free Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock.

MISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, uate and certified examiner of the New England Conservatory. Piano techuique, harmony aud voice st w- ashinotonVCriooi. of elocution and tt English Language, Street, MRS. M. STEVENS HART.

Principal. Tlie culfure and development of the volcv aud natural expression of sent. carefully taugiit. Especial attention given to the cure of stammering and otner vocal Ael'ecti Luys' and Girls' class Satur $1. day, 11 a.m.

L. PARSONS. M. S. (LATE OFSPENt BRIAN Biisiuess College).

Private I ust rhetor in Bookkeeping. Peniuauship. English and all niathematv-s. Day sessions, t) a.m. to 12 $7 per month.

tauylit t-t home desirod 313 st. u.w. d2 PARTIES WII61 SI RE MPKt )VE TU L11seives ih the bountiinl arts of Elocution, English iock. Grammar, Arithmetic. English Literature.

History, irize. A ig'bra aud Composition can receive privatelessons by the hour at CU3 st. n.w..or at the hutnes of those who may so desiro. or rnoes call or address tting AUs. A.

CHAMBERS, JaS-2m C03 Fit. n.w.. city. Ffrv KlNDfcRGAKTEN. PRlMAItY AND TRAINING SCHOOL.

02o lCtlist. n.w. au27-6m MRS. ANNA b. Principal.

P- RIVATE LBSSONS IN ALI. GRADES OF to adult? prepares for college, Annapolis, P.jlnt.ail examinaiious. w. corner Kth tuid ets. n.w.

Mathematical, sical, Bt S. FLYNN, A. M. Evening Classes. and SO am ntli.

oc29 FINANCIAL. it evolution Xn Wall Street STOCK OPERATIONS. COMMISSIONS REDUCED ONE-HALF, new Lh? Moderate operations in 10, 20. 30 or 00 Shares legitimately conducted. belton a robertson, BANKERS AND BROKERS, No.

12 WALL STREET. NEW YOPX. (Members N. Y. Mining, Stock and Petroleum Exchange) buy and sell on the Exchange all active railroad and other stocki, in lots of 10 TO 1.0<R) SHARES, on $3 to $5 per share margin.

Commissions one-half usual rates. Full Information sent Free on application. f28-eo3m Stock Telegraph wires BET WEE? jT. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE.

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. BOSTON. PRINCE WHITELY, Stock 30 64 Breed way, Xew York. ISO liitli avenue, jrs, General Partners; James Whitely, nenry H. Dodge, IT.

Cruger Oakley, to Harry C. Ijogau. Washington, D.C. Maynaxd C. Li re.

I six Box ill be William Travers, Special Partner. ater. a. Buy and cell on commission all classes of Railway securities. Branch 15th street (Corcoran Building.

h. h. DODGE, Resident Bit Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and Information i the regarding the markets received through our wires 1111 instantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchange. All orders executed aud reported promptly. light in.

HT. Inauguration jstswa FOR $25 YOU CAN BUY A FINE SATIN LINED aA FULL DRESS SUIT WORTH $50. FOR $15 YOU CAN GET A BLACK DIAGONAL beive PRINCE ALBERT SUIT WORTH $25. I FOR $15 YOU CAN GET A FINE CORKSCREW OR WORSTED 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY SUIT AS GOOD AS ARE SOLD FOR $25. FOR $7.50 YOU CAN GET AS GOOD A BUSINESS SUIT AS ELSEWHERE FOR $15.

fob $15 YOU CAN GET A CHINCHILLA OVERCOAT FORMER PRICE $30. OR $6, $7.50, $9, $10, OR $12, YOU CAN GET OVERCOATS FORMERLY SOLD FOR DOUBLE THE PRICE. ickot AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVERLJsQ' COATS AT PERFECT SLAUGHTER PRICES. ODD PANTS AT HALF FORMER PRICES. gossamers and rubber coats regardless of cost or value AT TBI DNSL jna misfit store, corner tenth AND streets.

shall be sure ane come to a he coxtner. of lu 126 I IU6. the 1STatioNal Safe Deposit Co. corner 15th street and new york ave. perpetual charter, act op congress january 22d, 1807.

Capital fire and burglar proof vaults. b1ca benjamin P. snyder, President aNa CHARLES C. GLOVER, of Riggs Co, Vlos PrMX frLAWRASON RltiSj, Treaairer. albert l.

st DimaCroBs: 8 OF Benjamin P. Snyder, Charles Gkivsr. 2-ply T. Lawrason Riggs, Henry A. Willara, Sits, Albert Sturtevant, John P.

Rogers, H4 John a Parke. AJO-eo 1 AMUSEMENTS. LBAUOH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. A WEElFoF FUN. EVERY EVENING AT MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 O'CLOCI A BBB OCC AA BU UNNNOOH A A BBB if RHH AAA BU UN UNO OH A A BBB UU NN CCO OO FFF BEE RS 1 8 8k 1b OF OO EBB Ob, Tux Hotel.

MR CHARLES BOWSER And THE SPARKS COMPANY. Monday, March 16-Mme. Tbeo and Gran's Ft Opera Company. ml GRAND OPERA HOUSE Commencing Monday Evening, March 16. One Week Only.

Matinees Wednesday and Satui Return to the United States after a most triumji Tour In Mexico and C6ba. First and only appearance in Washington of MME. THEO The Parisian Diva, with MR MAURICE GRAU'S World-Fatuous French Opera Company, Comprising also MLLE. CECltE LEFORT, The Celebrated Prima Donna. CHANGE OF OPERA NIGHTLY.

Eight Different Operas During the Week. REPERTOIRE: Monday. March 16, "Mmc. L'Archduc;" day, March 17, "La Mascotto:" Wednesday Mbi March 18. "Boccaccio;" Wednesday evening.

I 1H, "La Fille de lime. Angot:" Thursday, Murcl FlUe du Tambour Major:" Friday, March "La Julie Parfiunensc:" Saturday Matfnee. Marc "Glrofle-Glrotla;" Saturday Evening, March 21," I chuu." Reserved seats, $2, $1.50, SI and 50 cents. sion, SI, 76 cents and 25 cents. Private boxes and S(5.

Sale of seats opened Thursday, March mhOs ar is our bob:" THE CONGRATULATORY WEI COME I MR. ROBT. L. DOWNING, i Who returns after achieving Marked Success 1 Dramatic Star In Joaquin Miller's New Dram TALLY HO, Will take place at FORD'S OPKHA HOUSE On MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10. "His worth Is warrant for his welcome." a boy MR.

DOWNING his I appearance on any stage in Wushinirton, unde same mahagei who now coniidentlv places him the public ol' bis native city as a star. Places for next week can be secured. ml CHURCTL MONDAY, MARCH 10, REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER Subject: EVOLUTION AND REVOLUTION. i Admission, 50 and 75 cents: reserved seats, 751 and sale at Brentano'a, corner Pennsyli ave.

and 1 ltli st. mlill STAB AT MATER GRAND CONCERT At the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17. Miss EVA MILLS, Soprano: Mrs. POWELL, trulto; Basso: Prof. WM.

WAJ DECKER, Orgj.nist: Mr. A. A I LA. YES, i Director, and A.L.KING, i Of New York, the GREAT ORATORIO TE: With a Chorus of Fifty Voices. Admission, 50 cents.

Reserved seati Tickets for sale at Ellis' Music Store, 937 Pen vaniaave. nihil ITS HEIGHT. WASHINGTON GLEE CLUB'S GRAND MASQUE BALL, This FRIDAY EVEN'G, MARCH 13tb.at9o'c Prizes for Costumes are: 1 prize, 10 In gold: 11 S5 in and 3 prizes, $2.50 in sold. Single admission, OO cents. Whole ticket, admi gent, and two ladies, $1.

A WEEK OF 1 THE SEQUEL OF SUCCESS. TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY THE CELEBRATED COMEDIAN, M. H. CURTIS, In His Latest and Greatest Success, SPOT CASH; Or, Sam'l of Poskn on the Road. A CONTINUATION OF AND A SEQUEL SAM'L OF POSEN.

ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. Monday Next-Mr. L. DOWNING, la his success, TALLY IIO ATXONA-L ROLLER SKATING RINK, 011-013 STREET, Near Post Office Building. NOW OPEN, 7 P.M.

12,000 Feet hard Maple Floor Skating Surface. Ladies and Children afternoon admission, with sk uirwm 145c. SCHOOL. INSTRUCTION FREE TO PURCHASERS, COLUMBIA AND ALL FIRST-CLASS cli-is, tricycles and accessories atj TORY PRICES. Y( AND TRICYCLES SOLD ON 8TALLMEN IS.

WM. C. SCRIBNER, FENTON HALL, STREEI NEAR 1ITH NORTHWEt HERZOG'S MUSEUM, Late Lincoln corner 9th and sts. EVERY AFTERNUON AND NIGHT. COMMENCING i MONDAY, MARCH uth S.

Draj.er's Uiipinui Mauiuioth UNCi-E TOM'S CABIN. 30 A COM PLETE DOUBLE COMPANY OE THIRTY PEOPLE. SIBERIAN BLOODHO UN DS, COLORED TROUBADOl "JOLLY COON QUART! TEN ESS EE JUBILEE FLAT BOAT MINSTRELS, Etc. Admission to family circle, 10 cents: admissW first lloor, Reserved seats may be securei days in advance without extra charge at the Office of the museiun. In future Box Office wi open ftom bam.

sharp to 10 p.m. Doors open at 1 7 p.m.: overture one hour 1 Carriages may be ordered at 4:10 and 10:10 p.u nihlKit IMirMUSEUM. Penii. near 11th street. DRAMATIC EVENT, (.

omuiencii Monday, March 9, Every Atiiriiuoii and Night This THE CELEBRATED COMEDIAN, C. B. UiSHOI', In his greatest Impersonation of WIDOW BEDOTT, Supported by his New York Exeelleut A Powerful Cast of Characters. Great. Novelties in the Museum: CoL Goshen Biggest Giant In the World: Waller Stuart, the less Marvel, and a host of others.

ALL THIS REAT SHOW TO BE SEEN. ONLY ONE DIME Seats can be reserved for any afternoon and tills Box oil.co open from lo a. m. to 4 p. i mhO-Ot COMIQUE WE MATINEE EVERY DAY.

WE ENTERTAIN EVERY NIG 50 Ladies -are In Attendance, And mh9-0t ROYAL FUN PREDOMINATES. SOCIETY MUSIC. F. EIBNER'S Furnishes Music for all btb st. Orders left at the Music Stores of Droop, Ellis.

Metzcrott and Eberbach will prompt uttentiou. SEATS FOR ALL THE TtlEATERS. BRENXANO BROS. 1 Jal7-8m Pennsylvania cor. 11th An Opportunity JFor All TO BUY RELIABLE AND FIRST-CLASS CLC 1 ING AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.

None should delay, but call at once, and see our sto MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH AT OUR SPECIAL 10 AND 30 PER CENT REDUCTIONS 10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS. 10 AND 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS 1 NO MISREPRESENTATT( NO MISREPlfcSENTATB NO MISREPRESENTATR i We guarantee every buyer shall have the foil ti of lila money, and that every garment we sell do good service to the wearer to the full amount i cost, and bring the purchaser back to us agaJJE NOAH WALKER TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, 1 Ja7 625 Pennsylvania Avec For The Inauguration, ON CONSIGNMENT, U. 8. BUNTING FLAGS. ALL SIZES for Sale and for Rent at Reasonable Terma, COTTON AN NATION FLAGS, aU sixes.

BUN 11NG. WITH STARS, bv the yard. RED, WHITE AND BLUE! FESTOONING, for i wing Houses. 1 FLAG FS, all slues. GLASS.

CHINESE AND FIREWORKS AND COLORED FIRMM3TC. CALL and wxa mtne our prices. CHR. RUPPERT1 Ja90 Moa, 403 and 406 7th street North wi ALKER'S. 204 10TH ST.

N.W.-25 TON YV Bulldlnc paper In Mock, Tar and Ready Roofing Carpet lining. Tin Lining. Rosin Ac. Lime, cemants. planer, pitch, tar, Ac.

i DRY GOODS. The Importations IN SILKS AND FRENCH NOV ELTIEH. FOR THK SPRING AND 8 VMM Kit, 1S85. CAN BE SEEN AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SKA TON PERRY. (Stctwsor to PKBRT A Bkothtk.) COMPLETE STOCK OF STAPF.E AND FANCY DRY OF THE BEST CLASS.

IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH DRESS FABRHS, FUR PLAIN AND BIN AVION SI" ITS. "LATEST NOVELTIES'" IN PARIS nop. JERSEY AND CHINA SURAHS, RHADAMKS AND RATIX DUCHESs E. fHOM 75c. To IT.II YARD.

PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED INDIA BROCADED VELVETS AND POMPADOUR SATINS. NOV ELTIES IX K.LV I IT GRENADINES. SILK HERN AN 11 VN PEAtJ NOVELTIES IN PARIS AND RERI.TN SPRING FICHUS AN? KMBROIDERED CASHMERE STYLES IN PARASOLS, vs ANDCARRIAGJ SIIADWS. 1NK SO ITCH PI IV US. Ki Ns- 11il.KI RORES.

1.1'D A.A NDCASHM 1 RE A WIA HOSIERY HANDKERCHIEFS AND OlX)VE8. BLACK MILANESE SILK GLOVES. PLALS BEATON TERRY, f.T7. Rulldlng, Pennsylvania cor. Oth st.

Established ls-tO. m7 REMOVAL. We will move Into our New Store about the 15th tn Want, now occupied by Ueo. J. Jobuaou, 713 Market Space.

Until then splendid bargains will be offered in all kinds of GOODS. HOUSEFURN1HHING GOODS and DOMESTICS. Invite the public to call and examine our stock and Judge for themselves. J. A.

LUTTRELL SIT Mnrlcet Spaoe. BBR A IT MM MM tSS, rri? 5 HBll A A .1 AAA MM BBB a a uu sss5 FOURTH ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR. It Is needloss to speak the Material and Workmanship ot these our patrons and the general public being well aware that we are selliug a first-class ar Icleonly. WE QUOTE A FEW PRICES AND INVITE INSPECTION. BRIDAL sets.

consisting of Chemise. Gown and sbape.trimmed rows of tine Torchon Lace and Hamburg Inserting. at $4,911, well worth A large assortment of sets up to $50. CORSET COVERS, squaro shape, perfect l-ith Hamburg Inserting und edge front ana Dack, at THEY WERE CONSIDERED CHEAP AT 9Sa over different eiji.are and poi.ted shapes, reduced from Uo to cents. muslin.

Mother HubDaia 10 rucks and Kmbroidered 87c, SKI RTS. with eicht wide Tucks and 8 Inches deep Embroiuered I louuce, at yj cents. Received a second lot of the celebrate Iji Belle Corr! ''ootille, Uce lops, and shall oUer them again at BBB A tX MM MM AA MM BBB A A IT AAA BBB A A UU mh5 illow Shams. IShams. greatest variety.

cheapest prices. CAMBRIC SHAMS, TRIMMED WITH HAMBURG INSERTING, FINE TI CKING. CAMBRIC RUFFLES: FORMER PRICE $1.30. OUR PRICE il 11 44 CAMBRIC PILLOW SHAMS. TRIMMED WITH Hamburg inserting, fine tucking AND EMBROIDERED RUFFLING: IS A BARGAIN AT OUR PRICE 4 44 SPECIAL SALE OF CORSICT COVERS.

THEsi; ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER THE MONEY. ONE I.OT. MADE OF GOOD MATERIAL, HIGH AND NECK, AT REGULAR SET 'OVERS. ONE LOT, BEST FITTING, WITH LACE EDGING, HIGH AND LOW NECK. AT 23r.

ON i CA B1UC, RIM NICELY WITH TORCIiON LACE, AT FORMERLY SOLD AT 50C. I GREAT CLEARING SALE OF FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS. THESE WE ARE ANXIOUS TO DISPOSE OF, AS WE WISH THE SPACE. AND ARE REALLY SOLD AT A BIO DISCOUNT. THE ABOVE-MENTIONED ARTICLES CAN BE FOUND FLOOR ANNEX, i LADIES' COTTON UNDiOiWEAR DEPT.) JERSEYS! LOWER THAN THE IXtWrXT.

WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN PURCHASING FROM A LEADING MANUFACTURER OF NEW YORK lOO DOZEN BLACK JERSEYS, GOOD QUALITY. PERFECT I FITTING. ALL SIZES. WHICH WE SHALL ON OCR COUNTER Tl ESDAY, FEISItUARY 24. EACH, AS A ONLY ONE OF THESE WILj- RE SOLD TO ANY PURCHASER.

DO NOT FALL TO VISIT OUR POOK AND STA TIONERV DEPARTMENT! WT ARE NOT HAVING A BEAT CLEARING of old and shop-worn iumiks. but EVERYTHING IN THIS DEPARTMENT IS Ni AND 1 ltESii, AND ARE BEING OFFERED POSITIVELY EOUV.K THAN ANY OTHER ENGRAVED PLATE AND CARt? (CRANES BEST AT tHi CENTS. WORK DELIVERED AT TWENTY-FOUR HOURS NOTICE LANSBURGH A 420, 422 424, 42U SEVENTH STREET. E. Gr.

Davis, 719 MARKET SPACE. BLACK AND BLACK AND WHITE DRESS GOO Da OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT IS FULL OF BARGAINS. NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF FRENCH SATINES. FIGURED AND PLAIN. ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, PLAID AND STRIPED.

NEW WHITE GOODS. CHECK MUSLINS, EXTRA VALUE, ONLY INDIA LINENS. LINEN LAWNS, FRENCH ORGANDIES, MASALIA, PERSIAN LAWNS AND MANY OTHER DESIRABLE FABBlCb. BLACK HOSE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK, iar.it THREAD, AND COTTON HOSE POPULAR GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES. G.

DA Via HO CORNER Snt akp MARKET SPACE. Gtreat Bargains In Shirts. TbeOOMFORT SHIRT, made of Cotton anil Richardson Linen, ready for the wash tub, lor only sa cents. Juat Only s6 cents lor the Finest Dress snirt. Aak to see the CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT, made of the Loom Cotton and Fine Linen, 60 cents.

Regular price 75 Diade tor Onlj liAO for Six lUlf Drens Shirts made to order. WINTER UNDERWEAR at ttu per eeiit Uia BALTIMORE BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY. 18 1002 at. n.w. LADIES' GOODS.

4 MAP. C. P. IUA robes and manthai 18 East 2Sth New York. 1334 street.

Washington, In offering the remainder of stock at I1 mil) duced before returning to New York. NOV K.I.TIB* JUST RECEIVED FOR SPRING mhll-KK AND SUMMER. LADIES, AwKNTIOXt GEORGE WHITE, LA DIES' TAILOR AND HABIT MAKES, 17tb street northwest, now prepare! to make the spring st? of Wraus, of Indies very reasonable. Mr WHITE. haii made menu with tirst-class fashion hotiww of Parti and London.

of htch be will make or any patterns desired. at popular also. Cutting una Kitting reasonable Mr. WHITE a teaches system of Cutting. Kitting and hicli system la knowu to be Hit- for tallor-mads ooetumea.

etc. A DIES. A FRESH AND LOVELY COMPLEXION Is the result of using the Famous PASTILLES DK FLORENCE (White and Tinted Ask and Perfumery Dealers. Is the new and most wonderftil cure Hands, lace. Lips, Roughness and Irritation of tha Skin: fragrant and not greasy.

Druggistsand Perfumery Dealers. MA A1 IN '(norm het and customers that she Is all tine I.ACKS, CURTAINS I of all descriptions. '-MA DBAS a AI.TY." in the most approved Established since 1H.VA 713 nihlt.1 Miss M. CAVANAUGH MOVED HER 1 and Cloak Making Parlors fruu. 401 av? ane to S.

K. or and streets n.w.. Over Bi ley's Dry tiood store. Entrance on iirwl FKKN. DYK.N,;.

SCOUR TNO AND DRf Kstahltsiuent, 1 New Votk are. w. All of aik1 i 'aintl and in the msniWL niiftli Velvet and PhMv aapeiialtT, I. beitm rippM. AXTOif A Li.Ucfl, foriuerlv ulih A- Flscbtr its.

SlXJfA lirrPEKT, COS 9th street, opposite Patent Ofllea, Opened a ant! complete assortment of HAH? Bl'BO EDGES and INSERTINGS ALL-OVER KMRROIDERY, ORIENTAL. TORCHON, MEDICISand other TRIMMING LACES. Select nd lsree stock of Ladles' and SIKBY. OBSKTS. SILK and KIDOLOVEh, HANDK FBCHIEKS, BIBBONS.

NECK BVCUINUeand CHILDREN'S G-JODei, fig OSTER IVlD With improved hooks, will not -atch tn i tally unfasten. Prices 91 to 92 75 V7 Also 1-N LS in all A. 111.IN I BY. CD1AKK, BF.AL AND rMITA1 ION I.ACKS, iuH'IIINliK. NECK-WEAR.

IBlMMJNub. BUTTON'S uiufil18 J. C. Hl'Tt UINSON, SuotXKsor to M. Wllltan.

1 if-'QJ ha.arm. Mmf. fj pALMia, No. 1107 street north west. Will offer this week her entire stock off IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS, and thrwe of own design, at from 25 to HXVfc cent less than former prices, lu order to close thatn oak PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERS.

Ja-iti I ISS A. OOtlNNKLL, MODISTE," 1 (Uleul New York (Itvl, It. prepared to make EvenitiK and Dreaaaa. Si iul car? piven to Inauguration Bali Drwaaa. suits a speclaltv.

Kerlei-t tit 7o7 STREET, Ol'POSITE PATENT OFTIOt fllt-lm Do Establishment, No. THIRTY YtAKs EXPERIENCE. ladles and Garmeiita, also. and Piiisli Cloaks, Veils. 1 t.lovea.

etc. ara I tins superior KVI N'lN'O DBlssFs A SPECIALTY. (. -ntletnen's clot ties thi? process will not lose their oriental and create guaranteed to moved etlotuaily. prica A1.5u and Si.76 par Mlit.

jkOUGLAS AJ ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES COI'lttX I ItWEAR. I'l'BiilVN MAKE. EVEBY' HMEN'i FULL LENGTH. FULL WIDTH. PEiiFEtT SHAP7.

MADE IN THE VERY BQiT iLANNl.B CF THE MA1KBLAL HEMISE, 8.V. to NIGH1 to SK I BTS, to DRAWERS J.V, to CORSET IVEHS. 26c. jet M) 1Ti? finest assortment of wa have vat shown. jalT B22-S24-626 Vth ak ANNIE K.

HUMPHEKY, 430Tekth Strfet Noktiiwest, Makes cts to order In every style and malarial, and perfect fit and comfort. IlKR Spfc 1ALT1EH AKt? French I nden-lothit MerinoUndarwaar ati'i finest Imported Hoaierv. 1'bient SUouldt and all Dress Aeform Goodfc French Corsets and Buatles. I Cor seLs ai.d a s-1 Corset 1 Miaa 'lowa make; tliat for the price is unsuriiussed. N.

i encu, Oermau ami ypoken. mrl4 JBOCIK)N. iRAN BUII.DINtL First-clash Hair Itoni Tliree Patents and Five Medals from Expositions Of 'Pans, Lyons and Vienna. Manufacturer and importer of HUMAN HAIR AND FINE nATR WORK. Ladies' hue Ha Cutting and Hair Dr-ssing.

Hail dyed ai oUampooed lu a Urst-cJaaa niUMt igs to order. 537 15th st. n.w. )USKKUBN1SHINGS. Jx Obder rl 3Take Jioosi lor tho introductfrin of a new line of first clasa Oast liife' lUiiii.es, we uow oiler tha CELEBRATED COLUMBIA AND WASUINOTON RANGES, at NET COST.

Also. Healing Stoves, to clow (Ml remnant of tail block, at iu to per cent diaeounk W. JENKS A 717 7th street a. w. A Here we are arnln with another car of ow EUREKA MARRLK.

TOP WALNUT SUITK TEW PILCi-s lOR tter tlian ever. Also bOElD Asll PIECES, COMPLETE All thoee who have been waiting can now be np plied. Gall early. W. EL ROEKE, SOI Market Bpaos.

SiNoLtrroN A' FUETCUB. 415 7th Stkkict Ndhthwbst. FURNITURE, CARPETS. BEDDING AND UPBOIr STER1NG OOODS. to meet any and all prices quoltdlf 111 house 111 the city.

To verify the above call aud see our choice stock an4 low sit SEWING MACHINES. CriABkS BEST A CHINE COTTON, HOC Is tor at AUERBACH'S Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. The Nolaelean "New Amertoan, No. 7." the silent "New Automatic." New Douieetto New Singer. Everything in the Sewing Machine Line; hrat-class.

Bock Bottom No DruflSineim. Send fot price list. Office. 7th aud H. ft4 All (Jompetitors s.

OPENHEIMER a BRO? 52S Rth Street northwest, St. Cloud Sole Agents for the Light Running New Hotue New Silent Automatic Sewing Machine. acknowledged by all the standard of excellunca. Send for descriptive Circular. Id Sewing Machines taken In AO makes of machines for rent hv the or month.

al attention given to repairing all kinda of Hewli Machines. Needles and iiarta for all machinal Sole agents for Hall adjustable irms for fitting an4 draping ludles aud misscw garments and Basar Ulora Fitting Patterns. ft Special Notice. i respectfully call the attention or ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULDPARTICD- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO TBM WROUGHT I BON FUKNACW FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON WHICH I CONSIDER ASGOOD IFNOTSUPEKIOV It i STEAM HEATING ATONE HUNDRED PMM CENT CHEAPER IN COST.

WOULD ALSO YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FIREPLACE HEATERS. FROM THE FACTOBT OF AMESSPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OKMOII ROOMS ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEAVING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING DSBD EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY. WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFERRING TO. A CALL lb SoLll 1TED AND KSTUHATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.

vWALTER D. WYVIIX, Asm, ap26 No. 462 PA. NEAR 4Aa STREET. Vienna Optician Co.

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