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WASHINOTOfl UJtITIO
C1TV STEOIAIiS.
.lolltl lttHtllcn'A llllnllllllllt Home
Ft ry (ncctiitoinipatliiffimrrliac of fur
ri tmi-orany kind Miotild look In mid Mr.
John lrmtdeu, nt Ills mammoth linlnllmonl
CiUfC. 1V0 mid li.'i'J Hincntli lirut nnrlliwml
It" I;mh 11 licnuf Ifnl tot ot Imby PiirrliiKo.
inalllucrorrlai'rntori'.dtp , ami titprlco tint
Will tototikli jou All Bomlt mid oil tlio In
Mnllmmt plan ut etuli prliw. Klemint lut
loom Mtaiiml purlor (urnltiiro In irmitviirl-
y DotTt foreet tlic number. 0 Jo wcutli
trn-tnwilwwt.
IMiihls1ioil tnni.
Ciu T Can-run & Co ,
llunlwir Mcrchanti nml Manufacturers'
, AircnK
(00 Teniio .nve. and M17 II trccl N. V.
Tolcphone Cull, 01.
'Hit- old established store bitoly occupied
b- .'no W. Kennedy & Co., fMMI l'eiitHytviml.i
(acinic and W)7 I) street nurthwot, ha been
reitorkul villi mi cnllro now linn ot IIuIMcm,
f uhlnct, nttd Ucucml llimlwiiro by I'liarloi T,
nrter A Co., und tlu-y lnlto especial atti-n-(Ion
of bnltdrra, i-artn-nlon) and other 0011
tt-tnplAllna building to their price llt before
.l.rrlilnlOK
Uiryare noli- nitcnti for Iho Ililffnlo. New
Ink blnudard heale Company.
CitMciit Oil, 17n Ilro Tcit.
llUhcsl Test, 8ufoit and Best Oil bold In
IliefltV
J-- Lump for Muter, 5 cnllom, SI . t'rlmo
1i"U' Fire Test Oil, ciiUons.riOo. Clilnu,
(iii and llouti furnhliliigi at cry low
rrlri-.
I.awilKKCl! .tl'AM.U.IEIl, 1010 flit S H',
Honiotlines I'cojile. M01111 Whnt Tlioy
buy.
onryBwunloM Straw Mntt'na, !Ioe laid.
Complete nlt(Unk) Itecd J'tirnltiuc, i'SJ.
A Kpliidld Hatty Carrrlsn, SI 7
We carry a neat line of Furniture. CurpcK,
Walll-apere, cto Our irltc will ataud liny
Kind of eotnparlpon you ran mnku. Invest!
pate for yourself nnd you will bo onllroly
mil .(led wllb fulrdralln?. I'rleoiiriinr.intcod,
M'i II. Ilofiiiirov .t Co.,
lunrsLuw.
Look! Look! Look I Defy Competition.
Will toll for one week, nnd positively ono
we-k only, for Cash, nil goods In our lino,
wok!il completo In tho Fnrnlturo lop.irt
ment for 10 per cent, of not codi prices.
Jlred birth's, -odd Fellow's Hull, bovontli
street northwest.
Don't It 11 In Your Stonmclis.
Iluiletln No. l.'J, Division of Chemistry of
Atrrliulture, makes some stnrtllns revelations
lis to the Impurity of beers sold hero, In thu
manufacture ot wldeh tuiloyllo acid, blear
tionato ot eodu, sulphite, and other tiolsonous.
nubjtltutes uro usod. Anions this class so
enumerated uro the Milwaukee, Wl.: Alov
andtlH, V11.: Bt. Louis, Io.: rhlladolphla, la.,
nnd ashlngton, I. C, wliilo tho samo pub
lication elves tho Cincinnati Ilecr a clean bill
ns to purity. 1 1ds Is statomont of facts
made trom tho odlelal publication of tho Oo-
Fiartmcnt, thu highest authority In tho coun
ry. I'hynlclnns of hospitals and others can
obtain an analysis of tho Cincinnati Doer by
applying to F. II. Finiet,
l-.'fKJ D st. n. w.
BolcAcent for tho T). C. of Chris. JtocrUn9
Cincinnati Deer, Thu (Juccu ot Uccn
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EASTr.11 Novei.tii, Ac Gould's, 421 i)th st.
The Queen of lteers.
Tho only beer for ladles.
folio's r.lecant unit l'opuliir Ites
tnurnnt. Tilts CLDtrally-locatcd nnd Ions established
restaurant, on tho corner of Kovcnth and J)
etreets nnrthwcut, Is onoof tbo flnost and best
conducted establishments In tho city. It has
a national reputation for tho superiority of
Its oysters, which lsono of tbo specialties of
this restaurant.
The oyster Is a favorlto nrtlclo of diet with
tho irreat majority of Amorlcan poonlo, and
this restaurant has Improved facllltlos for
preparing tho luscious mvalvothat never falls
to plcaso tho most fastidious connolssour.
Meals of ovcry description, hot nnd cold
lunches, nlwavH ready to bo served. Tho
finest brands of liquors and clears doalt In. ,
rrorapt service and courteous treatment
to all who may favor this popular resort.
This OEcnllcnt&stabltshtnont makos a spoa
laity In ecrilnR select steamed, with no extra
charge.
To the Indies.
Bend yonr laco curtains to tbo Swiss Stoam
Laundry, 1322 V street.
la Tonr l'roporty Insured ?
II not consultGcntir Boos., 1310 FsUn.w.
1 1 1 1
It Is tho 11 est.
Ask for It. Schlltz's Milwaukee Laser llcor.
For sale by all leading houses.
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I.rruoonAi'U Ciir.c'a Uooks mndo to ordir.
Ilandsomo deshjns. Eorrand, 1012 Tonnsyl
Tanla avenuo.
Kudden'a Instullment Houses,
TI1I9 Is the pioneer Installment establish
ment of tho National Capital, centrally lo
cated at 030 and 1)32 ibuvcutb street north
west. Mr. Ituddcn has Just received a large
Invoice of spring goods. Including Itcfrlger
ntors, ttaby Carriages, fto. Also a full sup-
Sly of Furnlturo. Carpets, Stoves. Olloloths,
call of whlcbho otters at tho lowest cash
tirices on tie Installment plan-either weekly
or monthly payments, to suit his patrons.
For Washington Dressed Hecf
PO to John I!. Kolly, stalls 028, r,23 and KIO
Centre Market, and SOU and 20d Northern
Liberty. Corned boot a spoclalty.
Visitino Cuids neatly engraved from yonr
Slates at 7I cents per hundrod. Kervond.
012 Tesnsylvanla avenuo.
To the Ladles,
bend your laco curtains to tbo Swiss Steam
Lanndry, 1S22 V street.
The Queon of Iteers
Is a tiltio htcherln price, bat of superior
qnallty to all others.
MoMiwiAMs and adrtross dies a tarn pod In
colors at low figures. Kerraud's, 1012 Penn
sylvania avmue.
"Aldernoy Dairy Wagons."
Fresh Aldernoy butter, churned every morn
ing and dollverod In Mi lb "Ward" prints, 43c.
per S. AL10 coltago ohceso, buttermilk and
sweet milk, 5o per qt. Cream, 15o. per qt.
CITY NEWS PAllAGRAl'lIS.
The Court In General Term has ad
journed for ono week.
Mrs, Bessie fitarr Kiefer spoke to the
Good Templars last nlgbt ut Odeon Hull.
, Tlio Commissioners liavo submitted
lo Congress a bill for licensing steam engi
neers, Tbo ltecliabltca gave their tlihd grand
ball lust nlgbt ut Academy Hall, in West
'Washington.
Tbo Illinois Democratic Association
fleeted 0. D. ilerritt secretary, und de
cided to increase tbo membership lea to
$-1 n month.
Tlio steamer L. 0. Ballard arrived to
Uy laden with 1,003 tons of lea from
Booth Bay, Maine, for tho Independent
Ico Company.
The second Southern excursion of the
Hartford 1'ost reached bero on Its way
iiomo jasi nigui. nicy went on 10 rew
York at 2 o'clock.
Tbo Kxecutivc Committee of tbo To
tomac Boat Club decided last night that
the tickets on tho $10,000 bouso would bo
called in and tne money retunueu.
"Tho Drummer Bnv: or. Tbo Battle.
field of .Hhiioh, was given ut tbo Masonic
Tcniplo last night Tor the benefit of the
jueiropomau hi. j-. uuurcn iyceum.
Superintendent Nash of tlio Hallway
Mail Service says that lie lias positive as-
turaiices that tbo mulls will continuo to
yun regularly in spite of tbo Western rail
road btllkt-S.
Miss Clara Barton will nresido and
Mrs. BosMo Htnr Kcefcr will hpeak 011
"Tcinplo Destrucliou'' ut Wesley Chapel
10-morrow ocuiiig, aiitii i, tinner at.
bnlces ofW. C. T. U.
Nlno-vear-olil Allan Hollander was
run over by u Washington Brick Machine
Couinonv cart, driven bv 11 colored bov.
yesterday afternoon, at Mussiicliusetts
nvenue 1-ml North Cuiltol street, unit
heverf-iy injiircu ino unver u.i ar
rested.
Slight I'tn- Tilth SlornitiK.
The alaini ofllro at 7 o'clock tills inorn
itigwiis for tho burning of framo bouso
No. Ill Thlid street houtbwest. owned by
Tnylunt Iaiwc, nml occupii-d by John H,
Jtcll. DuniafiOliboutJlOO.
AVondrvful Memory.
I.oisctlian freu practlco at 1;.i0 and 8
p. ni., Thursday. Collicre, 1J33 I st n w.
A Huddcii Dentil.
About 7:15 last ovonlng. D J. Yosser. 00
years old, was taken suddenly HI in the
oinco or O. J. l-anniug, corner Ntntn and
II streets. JIo wna taken to tho liuer-f-ency
Uospitul in tbe patrol w'wjjon,
where he died four hours afterward.
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"Mammn, papit Bays you worn't pretty
I ait week I
: but you are to-day ' "Air my.
child, las Keek I hud nouralsla, to-doy I
VtS (jmyttHH WU,i
IV 31 It. l'AUIi'H MMJIOUV.
Ilir Death of tho 1-rlnilp.il Aiinouiuotl
nt Itio High School,
l'lgltt bumlrcd sad-faced pupils ns
jcmblcd tliis morning In the lurgo exhi
bition liall of tlio High Schoo' Tor tho first
tiltio slncotlic death of Mi. Tftul. Dr. V,
It. banc read nu appropriate selection
from the Bible and Superintendent
l'owcll made n few feeling remarks. Dr.
Iinu brlclly told of the hist hours of tbo
(bad primlp.-il. "Ito knew that death
was near," be ald, "nml spoko feelingly
of tills Institution, nml although he was
born in Now Hampshire nnd bad family
tics there, bo requested to bo burled here,
whoro bis life-work was accomplished,
'I bis school is bis monument "
Tlio school was then dismissed until
further notice.
llio following ooininlllco, representing
tliodillercnt sections of tlio -cliool, met
und ndojitcd appropriate rc-eolutions'
Third Year ffli-ssrs. Jacobs, May, Ster
ling, 0' Nclll, Misses ltock, Throekinor.oi),
Haen, Burroughs, Vole, nnd While.
Second Yenr--Mr.srs. Barton, Ola-stc,
VIIIIanif, C. C Sbermnti. Sample, Drove,
llnniniond, J. M, Williams, Misses
Hutchinson. Odell, Drniiev, Tliornbcrg,
Stidham, Siiiimons, llnyilcii. Bhislitud,
lAdihuie. Munroe,Cnrtner,nud WIHIjiih.
Klrst Yrnr Mwsrs. Clnllcn, Buckcv.
l''otcr. Ilclslnger, Dye, Starkweather,
Mornn. Tarrlsce, Misses Allen, Kurd,
Itcigart, Sblpmau, llciinctt, Mcduwnii,
Itakeninu, K. Ulkc, Shepherd, Buckmaii
nnd Janucy.
'1 he funeral will take placo from t tic
Congregational Church to-morrow after
noon at .1 o'clock. Tho High School
I'ndels will mt ns 1111 escort to tbo body,
and tin- committee from the sections will
nltcnd lu carriages
Asiiiciiil mictlngof tlio School Board
has been culled lor this evening atS
o'clock totuko"nultabloait!oii. A meet
ing of Iho High School iibiiiuil Is called
for hall pa M four this afternoon at tlio
High School building.
A meeting of the class of '"8 of thu
High School will be held nt tho Columbia
University preparatory fi-hool this after
noon ut I:,'!0o' clock.
At n meeting of wheelmen at tho Capi
tol Bicycle Club hoit"o Inst evening a com
mittee consisting of l'rofi-csor Abbe, (ion
eral Birney, Principal Crmn, Irviu Wll
lldiu&oii mid Agent Key, was appointed
to uiuko n thorough Investigation Into
the enw-e, nnd If it was found that Mr.
l'uulcamo to bis death through the care
lessness of Chase, to Institute criminal pro
ceedings ngainst him. A collection
amounting, to J.V, uns !al;en up. In ad
dition to this Professor AbhoandH. S.
Owen contributed $100 each to defray
whatever c.ipcnej tho committee might
inrur.
Budolpii Kauirmiin, Colonel K. A.Sccly
and Mr. Dcnnlsweic nppoiutcdn commit
tee on resolutions, and after n brief In
terval tiicy reported an appropriate trib
ute, which was unanimously adopted.
The public schools of tho first six divis
ions will bo closed to-morrow, the day of
tbo funeral oftbo lato Mr. Paul.
"Tlio Art Anintciir."
"Tbo Art Amateur" for April, pub
lished by Montague Marks, 23 Union
Square, New York, contains a lino col
ored plate of "Cherries" by tbo lato A. J.
II. 'Way of Baltimore, a superb study of
"Peonies" by Victor Daugon, decorations
for plates and numerous designs for em
broidery, brass hammering und wood
carving. Tho frontispiece is a remarka
bly flna production of an etched portrait
of Philippe Itousseau. Practical articles
of special valuo aro those on charcoal
drawing, painting in water colors, wood
carving, and homo decoration and fur
nishing. Art events In Paris. Boston.
Kew York and Philadelphia nro duly
noticed, and "My Note Book" bristles ns
usual with piquant and oggicssivo para
graphs. Tlio French Cabinet Crisis'.
Tbo latest dispatches from Paris indi
cate tbo French Cabinet crisis is vir
tually at an 'end. There may bo some
doubt as to the disposal of one or two
portfolios. M. Floquct will undoubtedly
succeed In forming n now Cabinet, but
bow long the combination will stand Is a
matter ot cogent importance to tho French
people. This country is to bo congratu
lated upon tho patriotism nnd wisdom of
its President and bis Cabinet. Also has
Washington city, the Capital of the Na
tion, an excellent reason to bo happy
from the very fact that James Tliarp, at
818 l-""strcct northwest, lias anotbersup
lily of that fdmous national drink, "Tho
Pure Old ltyo Berkeley Whisky."
lllcctlou of Vestrymen.
1 be usual Duster Monday elections of
vestrymen werebeld by tho congregations
of tbo vaiious Protestant Dplscopal
churches last evening. Tho vestrymen
were all re-elected without opposition,
except nt tho Ascension and Bplphany
churches. In tbo former church the
party supporting tlio rector elected Gen
eral S. B. Ilolablrd. General J. C. Kclton,
Colonel Marshall McDonald nnd W. U.
Kllcy. At the Intter Messrs. 0. C. Glover
and John T. Amies wcro elected to fill
vucancics.
C'nptnin I'liilllns Convicted.
Karly in November last L'dward D.
Curran, nged 18, nnd John II, Screover,
aged 17, both of Atlanta, Ua., arrived in
tbo city and related a story of almost in
crtdlblo cruel treatment received on
board tho schooner Annie M. Hayward
at tbo bands of tbo master, Captain Win.
V. PbilUps of Baltimore. Captain Phil
lips was yesterday convicted of cruelty to
heavy.
AVllllnms College Alumni.
About forty Williams Collego Alumni
sat down to n banquet nt Welckcr's last
night. Senator Ingalls, president oftbo
Washington Alumni, was toast-master,
and called upon tbo following gonflo
men: President Carter. Professor.. Bleb
ards, ':J0; Hon. Joseph White, 'SO: Hon.
II. W. Seymour, M. C; Colonel J. V.
Dwiglit, 'JO; General S. C, Armstrong,
'02; Mr. K. 0. Loufi", '70: and Mr. P. H.
Cooke, 'fcO. Mr. John Savcy read an
original poem.
Hall I'lnycrs l'.aldcil.
Tbo pollcoof tbo First Precinct made a
raid on n number of young men who
wero playing ball on the Monument
grounds. A son of Senator Spooner was
arrested becauso be opposed tho action of
the olllcers In dispersing tho crowd. The
polico have recently been ordered to keep
nil crowns out of these grounds becauso
of disorderly gatherings of negroes there.
Presentation nt u Itnll,
TI10T. M. Healy Uranib of the Irish
National Land Leaguo held a ball at tho
Light Infantry Armory last night in
honor of Mri. Marguerite Mooro, tbe
delegate from Donegal, Ireland. During
the ew-ning Mrs. Mooro was presented
with a harp of (lowers by Mrs. Joseph
running. Mr. Moore mado a speech
winch was applauded.
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CJcniKi-towii Amateur Orchestra.
Tho twenty-tcventli public rcho-irnl of
the Georgetown Amateur Orchestra will
tube phice ut the National Iti lies' Armory
to-morrow evening, Josef Kaspar, con
ductor. Among theurlists of tbooccnsioii
ure Mrs, Q. A. Tcaitou and Mis. J, Ds
putu Daly.
"Win. AiliuiiMMi 'Assigns.
Wm. Adamson bus made an assignment
10 D. O'C. Callnghan of all Ids property,
Including tho stock, etc., nt bis saloon
and lestaurant, at 200 Ninth street north
west. Wm. A. Bennett is a preferred
creditor for $&0.
Ilust'lmll and tlio Theatre.
The Washington and Dull'alos play
again at Washington Purk to-day and in
tlic.ovening will attend In a body Clinn
f rim's performance of "Tbo Oitoruon" at
the Bijou.
Colgate's Snoliot l'oivdeifl,
Heliotrope, Jockey Club and Cashmere
Bouquet retain their dellcato frugranco
I iwuBVf iuim nny vmvn.
AMUSHMRNTH.
Alliiiugli'i) "A I'lirlslmi Itoniniibe."
"A Parisian Romance" is not n healthy
play, but It is very stiong In places, and
It nll'urds Mr. Diehard Mansfield ns Ilaron
Cifiiialnn opportunity to present to tho
public n character ill make-up ami ugly
power qulto ns original nnd remarkable
ns niiythtiig he has ever attempted. Tbo
play is not a new one, but interest In It
does not diminish, nnd a lino nudience
raw It last night with ns much attention
ns If it were on its llrst round. Miss Ida
Vernon ns Matlmnr lc Turn; is an addi
tion to tho cast worthy of all commenda
tion. She Is a hnmlsomo matron nnd
plays with strength nnd fooling. Mr
Jlarklns's l)r, Chanel is ntiotlicr good
lilero of Work. Of tho others pleasant
things may bo said nnd have been said,
nnd It Is not necessary lo repeat them.
Agnln to-night. Wednesday, "Dr. Jekyll
nnd Mr Hyde."
The National ",7hn, tho I-cumuii."
"Jim, the Penman," made its second
appearance nt the National Inst night and
a large audienco was in attendance.
Pralso of "Jim, tlio Penman" is only
upcntlng what has been said over nnd
ocr ngaltiiltisn strong ploy, nnd there
is nu gainsaying it, and tho company is
iiultc ns strong ns tho play. Tlio cast is
tbo same as before, except a change in the
character of Louis I'crchal nml Wcriu
cmirl. Mr. Kent, who formerly did Dte
llucuiirl, was doing l'crcival, vlco .Mr.
J ut. nml .Mr. J.iuusiey taking tlio part 01
Dftlliinmrl. It Isn gciiulno pleasure to
Sit Nirougu siicn n piny, aim tuo interest
uionlfesttd lust nlgbt Is earnest of n repe
tition everv nlnlit. nnd "Jim. tbo Pen.
man ' will have qulto as large and cntliii
fliiftlcn rrccptlou as was accorded It on
its Hist appearance. Again to-night.
Tlu llljoii lloiiry T. C'liiinfrall.
The rclurn engagement of Chiiufrau
mil with nfuvorabto reception nt Harris's
ycMcrdiiy. Manager Anderson has pro
filed Mr. Chaufruu with .stronger sup
port than he had during Ids last visit nnd
(incfully competent to bring out all the
fclrong polntu of tho popular drama,
"Kit. Tliero have nlso been some
chuugiH made in tho drama and scenic
elicits, nolabiy tho "Wreck Sceno" In
tho fourth net, which is very realistic.
The iiibllci- singers, dancers, etc.. were
heartily applauded, especially tho little
flve-ycur-olu plcunlnny. At to day's mat
inee and cenlng performance Mr. Chan
trail Mill appear in tlio "Octoioon," In
which little riorcuco Dtlicl, tbo child
actrces, appears toadrnntiige. Tho "Octo
ioon" Thursday and Friday ovonlngs,
matinee and night; "Kit," Wednesday
and Saturday.
The VhIo Glen Club.
The concert at tlio Congregational
Church last night by tho Yulo Gleo and
BnnjoClub was a success on the floor and
on the stage. Tlio boys did first-rato
generally, and somo of tho features were
even belter. It was a concert that did
not rcquiro a classical musical education
to comprehend and enjoy, and thoreroro
tho majority comprehended and enjoyed
it. The bouso was full and tbe young
people wcro in tlio ascendant in numbers,
Tho banjos nro a pleasing inovatiou on
tbo ancient order of collego glees.
Kernnn's-Tlio Night Owls.
Among tho variety celebrities who ap
pear with tho "Night Owls" this week are
Johnny Carroll, tho Eddys, Miss May
Howard and Manchester and Jennings.
Tbo show Is full of entertaining features
and tlio nfter-picce, "A-Donls," is as laugh
able as of yore.
very Household
Should have Ayor's Cherry Tcctoral.
It saves thousands of lives annually,
nnd is peculiarly efficacious in Croup,
Whooping Cough, and Soro Throat.
" After an cxtcnslvo practlco of nearly
one-third of a century, Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral is my euro for recent colds and
coughs. I prescribe it, and ,bcliovo it
to bo tbo very best expectorant now
offered to tbo people." Dr. John C.
Lovis, Druggist, West Brldgewntcr, Pn.
" Somo yours ago Ayor's Cherry Pec
toral cured mo of asthma aftor tbo best
medical skill bad failed to give mo 're
lief. A fow weeks since, being ugnlu n,
little troubled with the disease, 1 was
promptly
Relieved By
tho samo remedy, I gladly offer this
testimony for tbo benefit of nil similarly
alllloted.'' P. II. Hassler, Editor Arnus,
Tublo Ilock, Nebr.
"For children nflllctcd with colds,
coughs, soro throat, ar rroun, I do not
know of nny remedy which will give
more Hpecdy rollof than Aycr's Cheiry
Pectoral, I bavo found it, also, Invalu
able In cases of whooping cough."
Ann Lovejoy, 1251 Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
"Aycr's Cherry Tcctoral has proved
rcmaiknbly offectlve lu croup mid is
invnlunblu as n family meillelno."
D. M. Bryant, Cblcopee Palls, Mass.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
I'HEI'AHKD CV
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
3oldbyollDrugBlli. l'rlccl; six bottles, ti.
J1&J1
TRADE
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OULL'i
Iiomlon, ling.
HEAD.
FOR OUTWAItD
AITUCVTION.
COLMAN'S
IUSTABD OIL
Concentrated
a rosmvE cube Fon
Ithoumntlsm, Keurnlglii, Colds and
muscular l'nlns. Sold by all Orocors aud
Druggists, and wholesale by
JA3IKS I. SMITH,
40 Park Place, Now York.
EASTER NOVELTIES
AT
OPPEHHEIMER'S
DecoratlVB Ait ions,
Wo aro showing the most completo assort
ment ot Art Novelties, suitable fur
Easter, Birthday, Progressive Euchre
Oil FOIt
H07UVB DECORKTIONS,
Now urjd Original Designs In Art Keodlo-
ork, tliowlim ull tho styloi In tho now
bniinrron Art Thread and ltuooSilk usmbj
on Uoltlnjr, Stieetlnn and Flna I.lnens, Por
tieres, Mantel Lambrequins, Talilo-Covors,
etc., and for all Decorative Purposes,
I-rernrert Chamois Skins, In colors, for
painting.
Celluloid, In sheets, for painting,
llolllns Cloth, lu all widths, for painting
and embroidering.
Complete lino of Stamped Linens at popu
lar prices.
New and Original Designs In Stamptntr,
u. Oppenheimer k Bra
NJUW lltJir.DING,
514 Ninth St. N. W.
Eole agents for tho Llgbt nunnlng New
Homo fitrwins Uaclilno.
KENNEBEC ICE.
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holcsalo nnd Retail Dealers In
KENNEBEC ICE,
liavo Imrvostcd and stored In tliolr liousn on
the Kennebec lllvcr, Malno, this season, a two
years' supply of nsl'uro KENNUIIKU IOK as
ever out to bo sonod from tliolr Yellow
Wneons nt tlio lowest rntoi. If you want
puro ilrlnktnt! water liso our KII.NNKDEC ICK
In your water coolers,
tlmce, corner 12th st, and Tn. nve.
DcpotK, 11U1 street wliarf and aiOS Vatcr
sircci, ucurgciown.
I BOl-a.
noi-n.
1 71112
Tclophono Calls
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
TVZjPLUT.
Holt's Malt (Klsnor), doz
" " (Tarrant), doz
Wycth's JIalt, doz
Maltlne, per bottle
..jn 23
.. 3 25
.......
3 7S
75
RECAMIER.
1
Ilccamlcr Cream II 00
" ' nalm 100
" Freckle Latton loo
" Powder 70
' Soap 20
Aycr's Vita Nuovo 75
Gourard's Oriental Cream 100
W. S. TEOIPSOI,
PHKR7UTHCIST,
703 Fifteenth Street.
The Place to Buy
YOUlt
DrugS
1011 P STREET N. W.
Money Saved on Everything You Buy
Itccamlor Croam ..09o
" Dalm 09o
" Moth and Frccklo Lotion 09a
" rowdor 70o
Vita Nnova (New Lite) 7So
Scotch Oats Essenco,... 7Co
Bovlnlno, largo slzo 7Co
Cartor's Liver Fills 13o
" " " 2 for 250
Ualtlno .'...;75o
Being tlio ngent for tho "Hoywood" Car
riages, wo liavo now In stock a full lino of
this standard mako In all tlio latest designs
of upholstering, In prices as low us the ordi
nary makes.
Wo guarantee every coach sold.
Also a full lino of Laco Covers, Afghans,
Carriage Mats nnd all tho neocssary trim
mings. MATTINGS.
Our Importation of Hattlnzs received, em
bracing all tho latest novelties lu colors and
designs of all tho leading makos.
REFRIGERATORS
And Ice Chests.
Those In want of a rollahlo Ttefrlgcrator
would best consult their interest by examin
ing our line.
Over 200 different designs of tho"Mao!tl
naw" Dry Air Itefrlgerator und loo Chest.
"The Mackinaw,"
Cleanablo with movablo Hues, solid ash,
carved and ornamonted, triple walled, char
coal tilled and metal lined, making flvo walls
in oil, solid irou shelves and nlr-tignt locks.
a 1'ux.x. line or
Lace Curtains, Portieres,
Furniture Coverings.
Slip CoVeus
In nil tho Latest Novelties, cut and fit, at
, Lowest Prices.
Hill
Deulor In Fmblonalilo Furnlturo,
Cnrjot nnd Upholstery Goods,
3H, 317, 319 7TH ST., 633, 635 LA. AYE,
632, 631 AND C23 D ST. N. W.
IMin:IU:l
IIBEiTrg.liiTiysaiafMBIMI
HEHTTS
PHARMACY
Baoy Carriages
Wash
Williams
22-INCH CREPE BENGALINE SILKS.
Wcwere fortunate enough
to secure at a sacrifice 17
pieces of 2 2-inch Grepe
Bengaline at a price which
enables us to offer them at
75o VEU TAItl).
This is one of the new and
most fashionable of this sea
son's weaves, and made to
sell at $1.25 per yard, The
shades comprise gobelins,
beige, new browns, hussar,
Indian red, ceil, mordore and
autumne.
Wo alo otTcr In conjunction with the atVivo
nn clcrnnt lino of Figured UcngallncOn light
ground shades, with nandsomo flowery Jo
sign, only $1.23 per yard.
The present Is the most
attractive stock of Silks we
have yet shown.
48-1H. WHITE SWISS LAWNS, 25C.
Last year's customers will
remember this fabric, and
need only to be told that
our importation for the com.
ing summer is in.
l'orthoboncflt of others wo deslrotosay
tliht this fnhrlu was Introduced by us four
years ago, and each season tlio domand has
sttaiilly lncicacd. It 1 inudo from selected
India Cotton ot long llbro, Is firmly woven,
trovl)Ieuclic(l. pnru In color, smooth lu
fliiljli mut will launder beautifully.
Taking into consideration
the width (full 48 Inches)
the quality, and the fact that
jt will wash as well as our
India Linens, it is without
doubt the cheapest White
Goods possible to buy.
Only 23c per yard.
(Linen Dept.; second floor.)
NOTE TO TENNIS PLAYERS.
We are showing more
than 100 patterns in Lawn
Tennis Flannels, embracing
every variety of checks,
plaids, stripes, plain shades
and mixtures, at extremely
reasonable prices.
MEN'S CLUB SniltTS TO OrtDElt.-Thoso
Shirts aro cut nnd mado by tho samoforco
that makes our custom Dross Shirts, and will
be fully up to our high standard of lit, finish
nnd workmanship.
MUSLIN ONDERWEAR BELOW VALUE.
It is seldom that such a
staple article as Fine Muslin
Gowns are offered below
value.
Wo bavo Just seeurod 25 dozen Ladlos' Flno
Grado Muslin Nlgbt Gowns, yoko of flno tacks
and Hamburg lnsortlng, nook, sloovos and
front trimmed with wido Hamburg embroi
dery, and bavo marked them at tho popular
prlco of tl each.
The materials would cost
you more money, and the
garment was made to sell at
$1.25, and is worth it.
BARGAINS IN EMBROIDERIES.
The windowful on Elev
enth street will give you a
fair idea of what's to be had
inside.
1 lot of 1314-inch Swiss Embroldory, heav
ily worked patterns, ouly 30o per ynrd.
Every line is, we believe,
from 2 to 15 cents less per
yard than these widths and
qualities have heretofore
been sold.
4-Inch rink and Light Bluo Zephyr Cloth,
embroidered In white, only 60 per yard.
4H Inch Pongee Silk Kmbroldery, only 23o
per yard. This width sold last season at COa.
20 Inch I'onzeo "All-over" Embrolderr.
natural shade cmbroldorod In pink, cardinal,
orango nnd Belf-color, only O'iHJo per yard,
These sold last season for Sl,2&,
In tho fntno department wo offer 200
Stamped Linen Splashers, slzo .'10 by 18
Inches, -very pretty designs, fringed on threo
ciues, oniy i'm-o encu,
Itcmlnway's Itopo Silk, In ull tho loading
art shades, only (lo per skein.
Stamping of everydescrip
tion promptly attended to
at very reasonable prices.
SEASONABLE WHITE GOODS FOR CON
FIRMATION AND SUMMER DRESSES.
There is every indication
that white will be more
generally worn than during
any previous summer, espe
dally by young ladies. An
ticipating the demand, we
have made unusually exten
sive purchases, and believe
we have today the most at
tractive line in the city. We
quote: .
1 coco 00-lnth White Brocaded Plaid
Lawns In a variety of choice patterns, whloh
wo ofTcr at tho exceedingly reasonable price
of lUKio per yard.
1 caso Whlto Cum as Cheokcd Lawns,
very cholco and especially dotlrablo for
wrappers, jokes, sleeves and ontlro bodlcos.
Only 124o per yard,
SPECIAL 4 pieces 3(1 Inch Whlto Jones
Cambric for ladles' and children's wear, only
lSe per yard,
1 enso Whlto Imported "Novelty" Laco
Stripes, In four exoellcnt patterns, only 2Uo
pcrjard.
10 pieces Whlto Vino Laco Plaids, In at
tractive hcm-stltchod effects, only 2Soper
yard.
BO pieces f!3-lnoli White Terslan Lawn, flno
sheer quality, beautiful whlto color, amfbf a
superior llnlili, sold last season nt 23o, only
'JOou-rjnrd.
25 pieces Wblto Corded Tlque, fluo quality,
deep tord, only 23o per yard,
l'hiuu dresses will no doubt be extensively
wom 011 ik count of their laundering nnd
wcnilug nunlltlo, and their geneinl dressy
apienrance, This quality at 23o. Is agon
ulna bargain,
1'urllculur attention is drawn to our oxton
el 0 lino of Wnlto fmnortod Linen Lawns,
which are unrivalled lor beauty and wonr,
Tlio rnngu of prices Is wide, nod every price
n bargain, Monsura :J0-ln,. and nro nil pure
limn flax, which means without cotton) 33,
'10, -ID, 30, 00, U2K, 05, (18, "5, SOaudJl
pcryaid.
dS-ln, Whlto French Nainsooks, In nil tho
desirable weights, fine, medium nnd heavy.
Bhcorest qualities yet ofTored at thoso partic
ular mines; 25, ill, U7K, IS, 5U, OJ, OtJ
and 7o, per yard,
(fecond floor,!
WOODffAED & LOTHROP,
Cor, 11th ad ST Street K, W.
EASTER BARGAINS,
Spring Millinery and Wraps
- .A.T
KING'S
Choice Selection and the Largest Assortment or
French Pattern Hats and Bonnets I
All the Fashionable and Leading Shapes In Untrlmmed Straw Bonnets
and Hats at Remarkably Low Prices.
Children's Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats.
Plowets, Ribbons, Millinery, Ornaments, Lace Caps, Sun Umbrellas,
Parasols, Corsets and an elegant line of Silk and
Beaded Wraps and Jackets at
KING'S PALACE,
814 Seventh Street Northwest."
Special Attention Paid to Mourning Goods,
"WKCE3.TI-iEI",5r BROS,,
DEA'LERS IN
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, &C.
Flooring and Dressed Lumber In Dry Sheds. Special Inducements offered on Florida and
Virginia Flno Flooring.
DEPOT FOR BUILDERS' MATERIALS,
CORNER NINTH ST. and RHODE ISLAND AVE.
7th and n streets, tto2s to 3010 k st., IV1 ILL and DRY KILN
oth and It. I. avo., Georgetown,.!). C. f
Washington, D. C. I Estlmatos made on all kinds of Mill Work.
1 W Mj i
corrmunTED.
u
& CO.,
&AS STOYES
B 1
Gas Boilers at $1.15 and $1.50 for Instantly
Making Tea or Coffee.
GhAS COOKERS
For largo and small families. Just tho Stovo for summer uso, as yoa 'eoxttngulsa tho &ro
tbo Instant the cooking is done. For salo by tho
Washington Gaslight Company
413 Tenth Street Northwest.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
VA
SAFEJUWAYSREUAIUI.TO LADIES'
INDISPr.NSABU.SOlD BY AIL ORUCGISTS
ASK ro DIAMOND BnAMDXHICMtSUftSCKCUSM
iHnTAMEtuomrasci S .NATURE ON EVERY box.
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FINANCIAL.
H. L. CHANDLER I GO.,
B&rn.rteex'Sj
o
1438 T, St. N. W, TelopUono, 1037.
-DIRECT WIRES TO-
Henry Clews & Co., I llostou,
Culcuco,
Now Yorlx. l'lifludolplila
CAMPBELL & CO.,
STOCK, GRAIN,
PROVISION AND TETROLHOM BROKERS,
1333 12 STRKKT (OrorStioorankor'a),
WASIIINOTON, D. 0.
Direct W'lro to New Tork and Chtoazo.
B. K. TI.AIN.
vr.B.nimis.
B. K. PLAIN I GO.,
BROKERS,
Grain, Provisions and Stocks,
COTTON,
NINTH AND F 6TS. AND 1422 V ST.
Washington, D, 0,
Crrr ItErrntNCTS,
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK,
Chicago Correspondents,
MII.MINE, BODMAN & CO.
Constant quotations or tlia Chloago and Now
ant ouotatlons of tlia C
Tork Markets by epodul wlro
eti
PEERLESS BYES uJuiaTSwaimi
-
PALACE
Top Time Is Coming
And tho avcrago bov always has tlmo for a
top. Koxttoatopthoboyllkes
A New and Stylish
SPRING SUIT,
And tho week beforo Easter Is tho tlmo ho
wants It most.
Our Spring Stock
Contains the Newest nnd most Fashlonablo
things for Boys from 5 to 15 years
(Short rants).
We are Glad to Show Them
to You.
931 Penna. Avenue,
FOB COOKING!
aTCKTON DUB'RTTOD
THE ORIGIN AL.THE ONLY GENUINE
tOEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS
ASK DRUGGIST FOR (H CHESTER'S ENGLISH
DIAMOND BRANDJAK,ENO OTHER
ORINCLS3C (STAMPS)
FOII PARTICULARS
1
IN LCTT.R tit RETURN MAIL
Kit SIGNATURE DM EVERT .0.
OVER TflDM LAD I ES WHO HAVE U1ZD
rcMHYnsrAiPiu.3 waiisucftis.
DRY GOODS.
fxWM. R. RILEY
Corner Ninth and E Streets N, W.,
7s closing out all kinds ot
DRV GOODS,
At Vory Reduced Rates.
E. G. DAYIS.
BLACK UllESS GOODS, EXIHIOIDEUIKN
LACKS AND TltlMULNCS,
jig Market Space, Washington, D. C.
HATS.
HATS!
HATS.
Sl'IUNG STYLES,
In all the Now Colors, at 82, S2.G0, 83, $3.50
aud 81.
SrRINQ STYLH SILK HATS, 3, $(1 and 89.
CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND OANKS,
Gloria Umbrvllas, with aold and Silver
Handles, at $2.23 aud $2.&0,
JAMES Y. DAVIS' SONS,
1301 l'n, Ave, Corner IStli Nt.
PROF, J,
Ladies' French Hair
Drosser,, 637 15th and 012 1 Mists
a w.
Hair drosslnir at tho two
, stores, BUo. Culllns at roil,
ilenoo to dross tlia hair. SI.
nalrsbamriooncd.dyod and out, French art
ists In attendance. All tlio modern tollot
articles, llneportuuicry.bcnutltylnitoosmottos,
etc, and an eirollcntntock ot wU kept.ooa
otwitly In mritwototoa,
PLL3
GrROffAN'S
t Houses.
H1 SCTeill SI, H. ,
Have Just Opened with a Large, New
and Elegant Stock
Carpels, Oilcloths,
Mattings, Rugs,
Heating anil Cooking Stoves,
Kitchen Furniture,
Refrigerators,
Baby Carriages,
Etc., Etc., Eto
Goods sold at CASH PRICES on tho Install
rncnt Dan on cny terms to suit purchasers.
Will bo iilcasod to sco all his old customers
and as many now nnos.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JUST RECEIVED.
Mon's Kangaroo Shoos,
Ladles' Ovorgalters, Assortod
Colors;
Ladlos' and Children's Shoos,
Tios and Slippers,
Men's Calf and Patent Leathor
Shoes for Street Wear or
Evening Dress,
Easy Shoos for Tondor Foot.
EALTOH & STRICKLAND,
939 PENNK, 7X1CB.,
WASIIINOTON, D, C.
WTcRAWFORfSHOE
DCs tlio Only f3Hxoo
SOLD DIRECT TO THE CONSUMER
BY THE MANUFACTURER.
810 rJENNA. AVE.
FOR THE BEST
-CALL ON-
GEORGE W. RICH,
717 Market Space.
427 10th St. N. W. 627 Pa. Ave. East.
I bavo a lot of Tlno Shoos, my own male
that I will soil at a bargain. Glvo mo a trial.
CSE CKItJX,
bTEIIUSf),
HUlHFULA, "
U1L1 J'UOF.
on (ibLuct niu,
DrrLOTTK
And yon will always have beautiful Bread,
Itolls and Illscults. Wholosalo Douot, corner
First street and Indiana avenuo.
WM. M. GALT & CO.
MEDICAL.
mm men
IXdM.K,MH.M aMnMaBHMHM
S;i(TorIiiRfrom tuorfTocta of youthful orrora, early
ili.cov.vraatlnnwoikiicBa.lojtmanliood.olo. I will
eend a valuable trcallso (toalnl) containing full
lurtlciilara for home euro, FREEofcharco. A
H'toncllil moillcsl work 1 ulioulitbo read by every
man who la nervous and ilcblUtatoJ, Addroai,
Prof, F. C-tfOWLEll, Moodu. Conn.
DRUNKENNESS
Olt TI1E LIQDOK HADIT CAN DE CUHBD
I1Y ADJIINISTEIIINO DR. nAINES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Can bo (riven In a enpof ooffooor tea without
tho knowledge of the jieraon taking It. It Is ab
solutely harmless, andwllloffeota imnnanont
and epcody cure, whothcr tho putlent la a
modoruto drinker or nn alcoholla wrook. It
liuabccn ntven In thousands of oases, and In
ovory Instance n perfect euro 1ms followed. IT
NEVEU I'AILa. Tho system ouco ImpreR.
nated with tho Specific, It becomoinn utter
Impoislblltty for tho lltraor appetite to ex
ist! For Brtlo by B. V. WAKI2, under the
Ebbltt llouso; U. K. IIKLPI1ENSTINB. Four
tccnth street and Vermont avenue, wasli
Inpton. Wl.XK, UMIKYKI.Ol'KI! I'AIITS OF TUX
body enlarged and etrengtlioned. !Falt
Cartlculars sent (sealed) Xreo. filtlli MEDI
AL CO., Uuffalo, N. X.
BDEAFNESS
iUronaiiifcariUl
Consuniptton
CURED AT HOME. 1
NEW PAMPHLET 1'ItBK
on Q foutii UUIUO HTStBV,
Qr.pr.W.C'aso' CarboUle otVmx lnUU
Send for Mew r&mphlet and mim tali.Pspw
Jbko. the rfc-i3KSsi
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