Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-28

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FRIDAY ..................April 2S, 1852.
LOCAL MENTION.
The W feather.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC. April Is, 1892, $50 I'm. {
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather ex-
eept IN The extreme northern portion, light rain
falling followed by rising barometer, stationary
temperature, variable winds
Special Weather BuIietia.
SATURDAY TO BIZ FAIR DAY.
Tire chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
THE following temperatures were reported yeSter-
&C afternoon: Norfolk. GOO; Charleston and Sa-
ytEnah, 80; Jacksonville, TO; Galveston SO; san
Antonio. SO, Los Angeles. 80. Fair weather Is
Indicated Tor the lake region, Tennessee ard the
Oio valley and The middle Atlantic states FOR sat
urday, AMI decidedly lower temperature in the
EIst-haIned district t9-night ana tomorrow.
STRAWBERRY SHORT CAkE.--T. Jarvis, 4a6 9th
street northwest
TIE following great baryains win ne sold to-
morrow 9 ". AugenSteia'S, S17 7th street north
west: BclI-5h3De cups and saUccrS. 49,. half dOz
Ch3mbar sets, q q; 2at- BUCKETS, g.; 2qJ sauce
paES, s.; SGT, 12r.; i-qt f5c-; set. 2Oc.; half
dGz. fancy g05iet-, 2ie. lstpan and tuster, ham,
H.er and packs t3ckS. 10 c.; 9 doZ. Shelf paper,
O.. Special bargains III trunks and baby car
rLgeS-
satin-lncd parasots from 81 IS up. DaInmann's,
goo 7th street northwest.
AFTER RFFEATEp DEMANDS for Havenner's bread
IN the northwestern part OF the city We have con-
cluded Ia run one OF our wagons there to supply
tie demands, commencing on April the 26th.
H5veDner'S family bread VIII be promptly deliv-
cred and can be had at the following flrst-claS;
grocers: G. c. Bryan, cor. 18th and SITS; john
lyman, 1886 L St; Il. l. Wheeien, cor 18th and K
SITS; W r. Brown, cor. Pa ave. and 18th; p Daley,
Il ST., bet H7t and 22h; Arundel Fairfax, 2H5
st.; Isaac EiKen, cor. 18th and Pa ave.
SPRING NOVELTIES at W. B. Moses & Son, corner
OF 9TH and Penn. ave. Great Bargains ana varie-
ties In straw mattings, patented wire window
Screens, musqu.to c&nOpias furniture, carpets and
ready for inspection. Buyers cordially invited to
examine this large and assorted stock. Baby car
uages from $3.50 To $50.
GoTo YoUNGs. YOung's, YOung's, 736 18th St
FussEILs Ice Cream AMI Charlotte Russo
THE COOLEST as well as the purest ice is adver-
tised by the Transparent lee Co
new GLASSES, new prices at Hempler's near AZ st.
For THE PrREsT and best brands of whisky call
at Handlers, 911 9TH street
ALL GOODS damaged by the late fire viii be
closed cut by next Wednesday, when the second
spring opening at Baums takes place. New hats
and bOnnetS and new goods in ali the departments
viii again be shown on that day.
For NEXT MONTH we shall offer special bargains
In gents hand-sewed CATERS and low-quarter
shoes: ladies' and misses kid BUTTON sandals and
Newport ties; boys all leather shoes co cents:
mems work shoe" - cents: chill irenS shoes in great
variety. a. HeilDrun'S shoe house." No. 400 7th
street northwest, sign, The Old Woman In Win
dow.
LADIES' Kid worked button hole boots only 80 at
the Boston Shoe House. 49l Pennsylvania avenue.
GLOVES, 6Oc.. latest 0r spring wear; undreSSed kid
mlts, zoe, worth 81; fancy parasos, at popular
prices. Dammann's 500 eth street northwest.
FoRTY-EIGHr fine parasols. manufacturers SAM
pies, at half their value. b. j. Behrend Son, SIS
9Th street, between III and /.
5000 CARDs.-sarra Bernhard set, Old Maids.
Nude Babies, set cents. 9Th street wing Wash
1ngton Market C. T. Creahen
STRAWBERRY CREAM, pure fruit, 1o15 18th st. n W.
Ice CREAM. 81 PER gal, at HEFFLEBowER's. 1Ol5
11th street northwest
LADIES' SOLID GOLD WATCHES. $3.50; gents
nickel stam-winderS. $50; solid silver bangle
rings, with pigs, Shells padlOckS, etc, Soc. other
goods at equally low prices LADsoN, 5S 9Th street.
A VERY fine copper steam table. with marble
top counter, all complete, Will be sjd Tomorrow
Saturday at DOwltng'S auction rooms, corner of
nth street and Pennsylvania avenue, at IL O'Clock.
For fine shoes at reduced prices go to the Boston
Shoe House, 4sl Pennsylvania avenue.
The Vermont State Association last evening
voted to donate the surplus receipts of its annual
reunion and maple sugar party to the ladies In
charge OF the rotunda tea party.
PEKIscoPrc GLASSES 81, at Priggs jewelry store.
For SALE-A two-story frame house, in goot
condition; also two sheds, on III ST, between 4th
and 5th SITS W.; the purchaser to have buildings
removed within days Apply to X. GOLDScHAID,
612 7th ST. NV.
ODDS AND ENDS at any price at the Boston Shoe
House, 49l Pennsylvania avenue.
GREAT reductions in hosiery. gloves and corsets.
T. j. Behrend Son, SIS 7th street, between and
POSITIVE BARGAINS at Dammanns, sos 9TH street
northwest elastic Isle gloves, 10c.; embroid-
cred null ties, re: ladies' fine pure linen hem
stitched handkerchetS, for 25c. full regular silk
CLICKED Balbrigg8ns, Sc; special bargains in
Dlack and cream Spanish laceS, 2oc. Ladies, note
our low prices Oh parasolS.
sToP.-Barnum is coming and Crown Will meet
hlm- and The citizens OF Washington tomorrow,
with the finest stock OF spring lamb, chickens,
choice beef and all the delcacieS OF the season. at
VA pennsylvania avenue.
TOMORROW we viii exhibit Spanish lace goods:
cream lace, &c; ties 29.; all silk ties, 4Sc: iis-
cheuS Soc. A few more caps at Csc. Brabant laceS.
., 10, l2]4 and 15c complete line OF Irish point
agent, 1l2 5th street.
TRY DIR. Parsons electro yapor baths for rhe,I-
matsm, malaria, catarrh, &C., at els 9Th st. NV.
WosDERFuL vAEIErr-Pictures, cards, at j. JAY
6oULDs.
THE FOLLOWING GREAT BARGAINS VIII be sold to
niOTrOS only at K GOllSchmid'S, SIP It'll street
northwest: 100 different styles OF baby carriages
IT reduced prices; covered painted chamber
bucket dust pan and brush. So, worth 81; gar
den tools, in sci, with long handle and sprlnk-
Ter, Csc; cUspadores, in all colOrs 12c.; relrgera-
tors and ice chests at low prices; ice cream tray