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MEATs.-Beef, sirlon, 20a3Oc per h.; do porter
house, 25aS5c: rib roast l25a25c steak 12I1a2Oc
Sor 1 Beef, sal5c: Dried Beef, Clipped, 25aaoc
3Oc; Veal, 12la25c. Mutton, 1Oa2Oc Pork l4alsc
sausage, 12ha2Dc. Bacon Hams sugar cured,
15a1S Lard, IS.
FRuITs.-Oranges, 15a5Oc per doz Lemons. GOA
Soc per doz.; Bananas 3Oa5Oc. per dOz Cocoanuts,
lOal2c: Apples, 50a75c. per PIX; Cranberrles zoe.
per oh.
FISH. - shad, 5oc.asl.0o per pair: Herring
lPot0mac), 15a20c. per bh.; Perch, 40a5Oc. per
bunch; Rock, large, 15a20c per H.. 35c per bunch:
Haiiout, 1Oa25c per h.; Goldfish, 1Oa12c per Id. !;
Haddock, 1Oc per h.; Catfish, 1Oa12c. per 10. !:
10; Weak Fish, 15c. per h. Smelt, 12X per h. !:
White Fish, 10a20 per h.; Salmon Trout 15aeO:
Lobster 12a15c per b.. Terrapin, sliders, s12asls
Fer rt aez &c DO diamond-back' ssoass5 per doz
,r BITTER. - Philadelphia Print, 45c per lb. !;
Western Creamery, 4Oc; New York. Csc. !:
a toii' 2oaSoc; Cheese, 12aaOc. Eggs, lsa2Oc. per
DO se Grish so4oc peck;
head Spinach. s6 per peek kae, i as per p *;
heaa onions per o &c. p kstuSs Sa ds
bunch; Beans Gima) isai5c. per Of; DO, String
$d.o0 per PIX; Oyster Plant, 3a5c bh.: Turnips,
SoaSoc per PIX; Caullfower, 1oa2oc. each; Squash,
Celery sas;; cacamber r' ao pss 0e eaeh
Tomatoes, sOl4O per box; Mushroom, ST. rs per To-.
Mint, 10c. per bunch; Red Cabbage Is Csc each:
water Cress, l0c. per bunch; Asparagus, 25as0c.
e, po5I; r. ssassc per lb; Chickens
sla1;75 per pair; Geese 15aisc. per ID.
90, G.AaM.EE-snipe, Sass per doz.; Plover,
s3ass 90 per doz; SQUAD, So 50as4 per doz; Buffalo
SUd2oc. per Id.
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Not tho HandsOm Thing,
To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:

To the Editor Of the EVENING STAR:
Explain, If you can what the object of the han
som cab Is? 1t Is generally understood that they
run In opposition to the hackney coaches. 1t is q
well-known fact that one can take hanson and
go to any part OF the city for twenty five cents;
that you can employ them at seventy-1ve cents
per hour. Now, II such Is the case why should
they tack on an extra price to take one home from
the theater? The writer Of this article wanted a
hansom last night to take himself and wife home
from Ford's Theater He was charged seventy
cents, though the distance was only to 10th ami 0
streets He declined to pay that sum, because he
tnougnt IL was evidently a desire to take advan-
tage OF the occasion. He afterwards rode home in
hackney coach for fifty cents He saw at least
SIX hansoms and as many herdc cabs go away
from the theater without passengers. presuma Div
because they demanded more than their estat
hshed rates. These new vehicles are becoming
very popular here, and will b. we'll patronized IL
they Will only adhere to their advertised rates
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The L8te Surgeon General Barnes and
DIR. Noble Young.

Ihe Late Surgeon General Barnes and
DR.. Noble Young.
ACTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF coLuxB1A
HOSPITAL.
AT special meeting OF the board Of directors OF
Columbia Hospital, held last evening. the 10 How
Ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, By the board Of directors OF the Colum-
pa Hospital for Women and Lying-in Asylum,
that we place upon our records our expression Of
OF surgeon General Joseph X. Barnes. He was in
and provided for its growth, amid the heavy Official
duties which came upon him during the war; and at
the time OF his death he the only remaining
OF the original incorpOra tOrs- Through the whole
existence Of the hospital his Jealous interest and
wise cOunsels have been a strength to it. To this,
our grateful recognition OF what we owe him, and
OF what we lose In him, director OF this hospi-
tai, we add the record Of our very high esteem Tor
him personally, as dear friend and as one who
loved and labored for the good OF others
Resolved That copy of the record duly at
tested, be sent, with assurance Of our deep SYM
pathy, to his family.
Resolved That the board has but this moment
heard with deep regret OF the decease Of another
OF Its valuable members, Dr. Noble Young. Dr.
Young was q sterling friend to the institution,
a1d by his wise counsel and zeal did much to pro-
mote its efficiency.
Resolved, That copy OF this resolution, duly
attested, be sent to his family, with assurance
our WarmeSt sympathy.
A true copy-Test: WILLIAM PARET,
President Board OF Directors
CHAS. II. CRAGIN, Secretary,
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Affairs In West Wa.I,,np,ou

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Thomas Bowling sold for
Wm A Mckenney and Randolph Hagner, trus-
tees, yesterday, property at the southeast corner
or and Dist streets, improved by two brick
parts of lots ID and H. In old Georgetown, on the
south side OF Water street, near High, improved
by q brick warehouse. The corner house WAS sold
TO Mr.. james L. Davis for $780, the house ad1oin-
Ing to Mr.. John A. Baker Tor g $50 and the stable
In the rear TO the same at 81 ,525 The Water
street property also to same at s., 600
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Anna Balch Wilson will
this afternoon at four O'clock DR.. Bittnger VIM
Offciate. ~
Yesterday, Robert HUNTINGTON. a
White lad six years old, living at S282 NJ street
whe playing at the public school near HSth street
mad MS right arm fractured at the wrist . About
colored, "A years old. was kicked by mule on the
canal, near the Aqueduct bridge. inflcting flesh
wound below the knee. DR.. Suter attended MIN.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sales at Drovers' Rest are re.
porte by Tayenner Bros as follows: so cattle up
ana SOLO as follows: Best at ~ to z, good at
10 ~, medium at TO 81, common at 81 to 8.
100 sheep and lambs offered and sold-iaIabs at
sed 70 =, X, saeep at to ID cows and calves at
GRArN;-Arived-BoatD Dunlop with 8, 500 bushels
corn. Sold at 60 to g.
THE Fish MARKET.-l.O0o herring, sold at g to
80 per thousand 800 taylors sold at 81 to g. per
hundred; 100 shad, at tls to so per hundred. Re.
ported By c. Z Harper, agent
PoRr.-Bark Mathew Baird. Forbes for GEORGE
liam D. Marvel, OKeefe, and d. n. Anthony.
inst '~'-'
FIRST Co-o1D1ATIvs BUILDING AsSocIAr1on-
Sec ad OF new Issue OF stock In the First C0Oper.
ative Building Association Of Georgetown.
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SILKS! SILKS! SILKS,

SILKS 81,
-. SILKS CO, rs. 81.
Nuns ,HEtaiNGS Widestdoub!e width, all pure Wool,
FANNY SILKS, very finest quality, tactual value 3D.
49, our price G2. ~ '1'
Black silk Brocade GRENADINES. all pure Silk.
WI, worth 81. our price 81.
BLACK Satin RHADAMES and Black Surah Silks
extra vide. all pure Six. only 81. worth 81 SO
Coiored SURAH SILKS all colors including Straw
~, berry and Electric Blue. 81. %.
C0.0red satin RHADAMES, cheapest in this citv
NUNS EE1!1NGS, fine quality 20:
ooioIeu CaSH MfhfS, all pure Wool. wide double
"14tn IN Strawberry. Electric Blue, Pink and
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON
our Il Black Gros Grain SILKS reduced" to 49,
Our 10 heavy eros Grain Black French SILKS re.
duced" to $l.25. ~
Our very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS
reduced from 81. SO to 81. So
CoAored SILhS, Immense reduction. Our 81 Colored
S4LhS, reduced to Is. Our 81. SO Co!ored SILKS.
satin finish, reduced to 81, and our every finest
quality" heavy eros Grain Colored SILKS, re-
NJ dnced from 81 so to $1.5O.
Black Cashmere SHAWLS, prre Wool So
Bleached Table DAMASK pure Linen SLIGHTLY so;led
62, worth 81. 'O''0N'
CARTERS
apIo I'll MARKET SPACE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AulnsPmPps. &c rc-niobt

FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.-MiSs Minnie Palmer In
"Ny Sweetheart"
Eyre"
THEATER CONIQUE.-" Nobody's Claim and
varieties
DINE MrsECM.-Dog circus and other attrac-
tons
WILLARD HALI--Haalth lecture by DR.. Hale
IISCOLS HALL-ROyal Bell Ringers and Glee
Singers
CONGREGATIONAL CHVRCH.-Fifth Bischof Con-
cert
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The Courts.
EQUITY COURT YESTERDAY.

EQUITY COURT YESTERDAY.
Before CHER Justice Ca,tter-Ma1D act Rein
muth: on hearing
Before Judge MacArthur-Jane Chase Aud ct
a. agt Laura 5. H. Cook ct al. pro cOnfesso as to
defendants, Kate Chase Sprague and Nellie CHASE
Hoyt Eustrich agt Eustrich appearance OF de-
fendant ordered. MackaIl agt. Richards: bin dis
missed and appeal noted.
Before Judge COr-JacksOn apt Combs. de
murrer oyerruied, with leave to plead or answer
within ten days. Holmes agt Holmes; testimony
ordered To be taken before Examiner Charles r
Rowe. HOliidge agt. Rawlings; partition ordered
and commission appointed TO divide. Ourand AIT.
Ourand; sale ordered and George II. TurtOn ap-
pointed trustee to sell
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Political Notes.

me Georgia democrats yesterday nominated
Henry ID. Mcdaniel OF Walton County for COVER
nor The republicans have decided not to put a
candidate in the field.
inc Connecticut legislature has rejected the
pfnhoitloh amendment to the constitution.
me supreme Court of Georgia holds the reve-
nue. law passed oy the late legislature void.
on his duties Yesterday ~
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CITY ITEMS.
Fresh Supp,,.. ~ snr,.~ ~,

Fresh Supplies Of Spring Hats.
Latest style 5th ave. Silk Hats, IS. worth 60
Fun line OF SOFT Felt Hats, nice ice ones. 81 60 q
rev LOT Boys Fashionable Deroy's, O,woFth $50
Closing out Children's Felt Hats at cost
New styles Chidrens Straw Hats coming in daily.
At Lewis, go It'll st. below Mt Vernon square.
The Following Immense Barxains
VIII be sold tomorrow only at r. Goldschmid's s12
atn St NV; comb case with hair brush, comb
nna aana mro. s ice tray with s
ers ESQ, Thomas laundry blue 10 boxes for loo, 3
hoop wooden water buckets l2c. hoop loc, colored
glass nnger bowls l5c, decorated English china
dinner sets 11s pieces 81. so. knives and forks
with cocoa handles SOC, white handles 75c, black
pitcher with 6 goblets to match 55c, fancy wood
folding table mats for 40c extra large scrubblng
brushes l2c French china cups and saucers with
broad gilt band sl75 cake stand With cake
plates SOC, Dc sheets of colored or white shelf
paper lOc, French china fruit plates with broad
colored borders, gold lines and handsome painted
centre 19c, each. fruit to match 16c 80 IT.
Clothes line &c GO IT. decorated English china tea
sets Sc pieces S. 95 large size white French china
boxes 4oc, decorated English china Chamber sets
40 pieces 81 25, with jar S rs, large size garden
tools with long handles Csc, also great bargains
IN oaby carriages, refrgerators and ice chests OF
tie best manufactures
Nickel stem-winding Watches, $3.50 Ladson.
52s 9th.
Bailey 81 saw every carpenter should have.
Popular CSC. Bargains Tomorrow Only
az Clarks, 732 18th street northwest: Hoop skirts
2oc ladies' regular-made hose. solid colorS CSC.
our 4Sc. corset, Csc; white hemstitched handker-
chiefs, for 25c.; Isle thread gloves, IL inches
long, Csc.
Best 81 spectacles in the city. Ladson, SOS eth.
Mother swans Worm Syrup.
Infallihle, tasteless, harmless, cathartfc: for
leverishnesS, restlessnes, worms, constipation,
25c.
LundbOra's Rhenish Cologne.
For Wasted Energies
Huo Punch Is a pure, healthful and delicious
stlmulant Sold by grocers and druggists.
With Durkee's Salad Dressing
Ihere Is no waste or dtsapI ontment-you are
certain to produce good salad. 1t costs less than
homemade, and Is, besides, superb table sauce.
s'AIderney Dairy Wagons.,,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in K-lb Ward prints. soc. per ID.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per at. Cream 15c. pint.
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SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAISS.-Hahn & Co. g, SIG
7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Spring
heel ba ION Ties, To .. Soc To s, 60c; So tn 10Y
Zoe; ladies' KID opera slippers Soc; ladies' fne
KID button. $50; ladies' pebble Kid button 95c
gents anf mes working shoes, solid, 75c. infants
me HI and goat button and laced, Doc. special
bargains Ia fine low sAoes.
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MERR1MAc SPRING CAL1coEs.

MERR1MAc SPRING CAL1coEs.
FIVE CASES JUsf OPENED AT 4. CENTS.
Atwood Pin Check Dress Goods IS cents.
Illuminated Shudda Dress Goods, IS cents.
4t-1ncEes wide Illuminated Foues, so cents.
43-lnches wide Spring Cashmeres, 50 cents.
We have all the latest colors in Spring Dress Goods
Pale Pink. Electric Blue. Light Olive Cream. Shrimp
Pink Crush Strawberry, New Terra Gotta. lew Cadet
China Blue. Cell Etc.
Summer Silks. Soc. &C., f5c.
lack Dress Silks 75c.. ST. ST. 26. 80, SITS.
Back SIX brocade, all patterns, 81. %.
Colored Dress Silks all the new coIors, 81,
S1trah Silks. all colors, SOC.
n 1n's Yelling, all colors, all wool, ESQ.
2oo pairs Lace Curtains 81 IS pair.
NEW PARASOLS.
300 New Parasols, plain and fancy handles.
BLACK Bowl Red, Cadet Crushed Strawberry Etc
I'll. f125, 81. 30. $1.75, ~, So. so. 50. etc.
E fSF RIM CARPETS and 8 ply and Brussels.
FLOOR AND OILCL0THS in all widths.
SIkA a MATING. fancy styles and plain white.
Is inches long auinen TOWELS 15c.
TOW S ON'S
apt 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side
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FROM DAMNANS's AUCTION, $40 Or. Corsets, odd
6L y, reduced 10 from 2Jc. To soc.
A. UaNMASS, Agent. 500 9TH ST.
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VERY HANDSOME opera slippers for 81 at Sinshei-
m1r'S, SutSJn street.
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SEQ LINEN Bosom SHIRTS, at 6oc., at Auerbaehs,
9Th an III.
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SRRrse Day Goops.
e are daily receiving our Spring and Summer sup
Fly OF Dress Goods comprising full line of Black Silks
al grades; Surah Silks. Ottomans Satin Rhadames
ssnn Merx,eieas SIX Grenadines. Nuns Yelling and
inRs Printed aud Plain Satteens Embd Satteens and
Muslin Robes Printed linen Lawns: splendid line of
Black WOODEN Dress Goods in all the new fabrics Silk
and Thread Hose. new colorings; Umbrellas and Para
eos, new designs Also. an elegant line Of Linen
Cloths and Napkins to match. in splendid quality Ca
stzes3 Table Damask by the yard in choice patterns;
towels and Towelng in great variety. Those In want
OF choice goods will do well stock before
purchasing. HOOE BRO. CO.,
ep2-5m 1873 St. near Ebb1tt House.
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= "CITY EcHo!'-Unlcorn Shirts. Cochranes, Up.
town.
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Yesterday fire was discovered in an unoccupied
house. No. I3i l. street northwest by some riti-
Z"hS. III was extingulshed by the latter without
turning in an alarm
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FOSTER Lace Hook Kid Gloves, warranted, Sc
Extra Long MOSguet5,irrS s5l.
a. pAMMANN, Agent, SOC 18th ST
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LADIES Polka Dot Hose, 38c., worth G2c. Coch-
raur'S.
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Udy o. gearing Colder weather.
A PICTURE and frame presented to every pur-
chaser tomorrow VI. AUyaDStaIn'S eth ST m

chaser tomorrow st NJ. AuyansteIns, 81 9TH It. n
W, when the following bargains viii be Sold 10
g. dis pans TO-; II qt, l4c.: IA d. 19c.; 16 ct,
aic- ! qt- saucepan: &c; 2qt, 81; 3qr.: he; 4
sgt, 15c.; Ut. 49,; 6qt etc qt buckets, 6 !;
8qt-, &c: qt, be; X doz- stone cnlna cups and
saucerS anu = d"z- plates, 70; large umbrellas,
49, rush bags. 5, 10, IL and lac. apiece: water
Lucket, - ciotheSplnS, bxs- Dueing. 22c.; extra
large chamber pals, sc. Reduction in baby car
riages and trunks.
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FRENCH EMBRoIDERED EIcHus.
sEATON PERRY,
Successor 10 Perry Brother.)
NEW FRENCH EMBROIDERED CASHMERE AND
C&EPE DE CHINE FICHCS.
PARIS JERSEYS IN BLACK AND COIORS.
NEW AND STYLISH SHAWLS.
NEW SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS
BLACK BROCADED VELVET GRENADINES.
BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES.
CREPE DE CHINE AND CANTON CRFPFs.
SUPERB STOCK OF ALL-WOOL FRENCH DRESS
TEXTURES IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEIGHTS
FOX PLAIN AND COMBINATION COSTUMES.
LGPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS
IN ALL STYES AND QUALITIES.
BONNETS, TAPISsIERS& SCHROFDER,s GROS-
GRa1S II, QTI0MANs RAs De QOMTEsSE AND
dROS DE LONDREs IN ALL GRADES.
,l R0NsoN,s 22,INCH WIDE FRENCH eros GRAIN
SILKS AND PURE SILK RHADAMES at 81. so.
SURAHs. LOUIsINES AND SUMNER SILKS.
EXTRA GOOD" BLACK SATIN RHADAMES atsl
a PEAiN ASD PRINTED INDIA PONGEEs IN
nm %So y ,4;IEs s" IN pARAsoLs LINEN LAWNS
EMBR0IDEREDRO ROBES In PONGEEs. sATINEs.
bAIlSTES. ZEPHYRS AND NUNS VEILINGS.
MY ESTABLISHMENT Is REPIETE WITH
all ALL THE aIs, Latest NOVELTIES" WHICH ARE
II4Ey rrGpoRHECT STYLES" FOR SPRING AND
e. CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CoRarcr
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Established 1910. sp7
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"ELIxTR OF BABEk" cures positive malaria chiIls
and fever. but never affected head Prise SOC.
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TIES, Fichu5. Scarfs, new bargains. Cochranes.
GENT's spring style hats, 81 10 S. at Auerbach's,
Sth anQ III.
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WOODWARD LorHRop
Open to-day the following great bargains
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
600 pieces all silk Gros Grain Ribbons in Nos and
2 at &C. per yard goo pieces disk Gros Grain
Ribbons, in Nos and 10 at l0c yard These rib
bons are warranted all silk at these cessre very great
bargains.
EMBROIDERY cPARTMENT
We shall open 30 pieces Of Fine Irish Point FInhroi
deres. bought at Auction. an offer them ut Csc and
3INc. per yard.
ToRCHON LACES.
special lot ut Sc per yard Also patterns In linen
uorchons. in pieces of II yards each at 25c. Bic
37Hc. and 45c per doz. We shall open on Tuesday
April 10th. the latest novelty in Polka Do. Swiss Fn,-
pFoldefes at l2sc and 25c. per yard large dots 70
match the Sv1sses by the yard-snply Elegant.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 91l
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WALL PArErs, R W. Henderson & Co., 11la st.
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BEST black eashmeres, grapes and silks, IA 18th St
M1ssEs' button shoes, 81 at S.nsheimer's, sos 9TH
street.
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JCRoRs DRAWING THEIR PAy.-As a result of
the published statement OF Attorney General
Brewster that the appropriation for paying jurOrs'
fees Is getting low. quite number OF the Jurors
IN the Special Criminal Court to-day drew the
amounts due them 20 date
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~ FINE KID button shoes, very stylish, only 81, at
SinsAetaerS, & eth street
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NEWS extra quality spring underwear, Soc, q,
kuerbachs, 9TH and Ii.
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BUILDING AssocIATIONs.-The Oriental Building
Association last evening elected officers for the
ensuing year. as follows: President John Walter,
ST.; vice president, John Banf; secretary, Lenhard
Eckert; treasurer, Conrad Schaefer; directors
August GersdOrff, Louis Dcrr, Fred. Hetder. Con-
rad Schwa6, John voegeer. Louis Behrens, II.
EWald, Fred StinZing and John OckershauSen
Metropolis Building Association, No. Z, was
Organized last evening, with the following o1ilcers:
PRESIDENT, w. Witthalf; vice president, George
'oneiH; secretary, Henry KOttmann; treasurer
john Banf; directors, Augustus Gutz, Conrad
Schaefer, w. Tanner. II. Tripp John E. Hirt. ii.
Ewald and Ii. Schmidtmann "
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STRAWBERRY shortcaSe. jarvis. aas 9th stree

80 DoZ CHUDRES'S solid colorS, silk clicked
Iegular-niade Hose, &c. New fine embroidered
collars, from 25c- up
A. DANMsNN, Agent SOC 1th st.
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Hen Meeting Collars, Gents. Cochrane's Up
town.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIKI CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April Is, 1885, 9: 30 a m (
For the middle Atlantic states light local
rains ana partly cloudy weather. northeast 10
sou beast winds, slight rise in temperature, and
lower b.rouleter.
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trssELL's Ice CREAM AMI Charlotte Russo,
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hES on their feet all day can't DO without Hahn
6 Co sl..l relief Shoe. SIS 9TH strce1.
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DRY GOODS.

New SrRrso Goops.
IA. LUTTRELL co.
Marand Suitinss In c. Combination.
camels Hair Suitinss In Combination.
1anss sgn Sgiin Rs.s..
French fSaie
french Sateens.
These Goods selected with special cara ana In al
the new and desirable shades.
So beautiful line of Summer silks stylee so.
All the novelties in Parasols in black and colors
tnese goods are fresh from the factories of them
Fun line of White Goods at the lowest prices.
J. A. LUTTRELL & CO.
anil ST. MARKET SPACE.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
The newest thing out-Military Sets-consis.ins Of
Also new Hemsdtched Null Fichus. in exquisite de-
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Silk Elastic Web; colors-only 49, per yard.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
ladies' An-Linen Hemst tched and Printed Border
Hdkfs including few pretty mourning styles II &C
each better than anything ourselves have offer
sd al TINS price ales hne quality Uems;itched Hand
herchiefs, pure Linen pinch hem. only 12a
g. pure Linen emf, be quality Printed HandksEohiss
and Printed Border Hemsutched Handkerchief only
25c. each.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
so dog. Ladies' Fancy Striped Cotton Hose fun regrl-
Nth Sax SAX &c GSz a ne ss r,
only 25c. pair worth ssc Gents fsncT Hail HOSE
full regular made extra fine quality 25c. pair Gents
pair Misses Drop stitch pla coIored Hoe fl reg
uiar made, DOC per pair: all sizes, 50 to 50.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
aplo' 92l-PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE-s2l.
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NEW PARAsoLs, Gloves, Collars Cochrane's Up
town r.
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SARATOGA Champion ana OSwego Deep Rock On
oraught at Stand1fOrd'S, corner 9Th and +.
j. HERZOG, OF the New York trunk store, offers
the best bargains in the city in trunks and yallseS
Sld Pennsy lvania avenue northwest
TIE WEEKLY STAR, Il large double paper Of fifty
klA Columns, viii DC sent postpaid &Or dollar
xSaT. Try IL =
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SPECIAL BULLETIN.

warmer, partly cloudy weather, IA indicated for
The d stTiCts on the Atlantic coast and the lower
lake region on Saturday, with light rains in New
England, the northern portion OF the middle
State, and In the lower lake region. Rain will
prevail to-day in the Upper Like region, upper Mis-
siSSippl and Missouri valleys followed ON Satur-
day By clearing colder weather.
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With Durkec,s Salad Dresstup
There Is no waste or dtsapIointment-you ar
certain to produce good salad 1t costs less thal
homemade, and Is, besides, superb table sauce
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FxTR. BARGA 1Ss in all kinds of boots and shoes
Today ana saturday. SlnSheimer'S, sos 1tb and
Sl5l Nj streets.
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best 81 Spectacles in the city. Ladson, SOS eth
Mother swans Worm Syrup.
lnfallhle, tasteless, harmless, cathartfc; for
IeVerishneSS, restessnes worms, constipation
25c.
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A New ESrrRpnrsr.
BRANCH OF GROGAN'S GREAT BALTIMORE
1NSTALLMENT HOUSE,
923 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
FURNITURE. CARPETS MATTINGS. &C., Sol D
On WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
The EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED IN
WASHINGTON,
GOOD ARTICLES, Low PRICES AND LIBERAL
TERMS AT
GROGAN'S
1nstallment Furniture and Carpet House.
mh3l- 923 9TH street northwest.