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GRAND SPRING OPENING,
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.

Special attention is called TO and magnificent
display This Week
We have space to name bat few specalties:
SPRING SILKS. at 20. 62S6 - and s. cts
len pieces of COLORED SIIhS at 81, worth 81 25
BLACK SCRAH SILK at 81
SILK MERNEILLEUX a: 81. 81 - 81. 50 and 81
we VIII show the best stock of BLACK GkOS GRAIN
SLhS that has ever been offered in this city, every yard
OF which guarantee. ranging price from % cts up
to So 80 per yard
One lot of Pin Check All wool Dress Goods IS cts
one case of French Cashneres. 3S inches wide. new
and beautiful siadines 80 cts
Ircotines. "A inches wide in all the new colors SIS
cts: price elsewhere 81.
We make speciality of LCPIN'S BLACK DRESS
GOOLS and ENGLISH GRAPES
Nuns Yelling at so co., 10 cts 81 al o5 and Al 20
Three eases BLACK CASHMERES magnificent goods
OF our own importation. just landed.
GiIlghams. ~ ~ " "
German Table Damask. half bleached with colorei
bord r. full width. at Al. 10. G2@ and IS cts
Cram iable Dalnask, fine soft ami heavy from so
cts mp to s p
Double Darnass in full blcached. from Scots rp 70
SID the best and cheapest Table Linen that we have
ever offered $3.50
30 doz tull REGULAR made Ladies' Hose solid eoors
nd striped - cts yer pair
- dozen Ladies' English Hose blprk brown blue and
garnet, % cts per !air: usual price Scots
Fnll stock of Ladies and Gents tauze and Balbrggan
Underwear.
T rasos and Sun Umbrellas in all the new STYLES
fni and complete stock OF DonIestics at Wholesale
prices.
All goods warranted to be represented by the sales
men.
". w BURDETTE & Co.
mh29-3t Nc. OBS 'rH ST. AND 7O6 X ST. w
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JERSEYS, JERSEYS!. JERSEYS,n

We safely say that have the largest and most
Carefully selected stock Of Jerseys III the city owing Il
Us laclng orders tor Jerseys long before the
and therefore We have the advantage selling than
lower than amy Of competitors. As wish to prove
10 you that this is no idle talk. solicit Your early
inspection We ask You carefully prices be-
low mentioned:
We are selling splendid all-wool Jersey at 81. which
Is really special bargain.
nice Jersey, well made. sik-stitched in all the new
slT1ns shade--garnt navy slate. mauVe, tan cardinal
Extra Waite.
A well finished and perfect fitting. in all desirable
sha'its, with cllhs and collars Only ~.
Jerseys with reversed collars and cuffs good quality
only $50. SPECIAL low price.
Jerseys made of fine imported Stockinette with cuff
and collars good value. only So
W. have also Jersey at B. with plated back re-
yefSt collar and cuts, ana away and
perfect fitting.
orr pink Jerseys. made of imported Stocknette
Plated back. reversed collars and cuffs So % last
years prize s.
Our silk -enroiderel Jerseys-brown. myrtle. garnet
ana blacksmith palt back Embroidered cuffs
only "a. regular pric Sc All inner Jerseys i'll proper
ton.
Chdre,:'s Jerseys all sizes and colors made from fine
Stock netie Our price Si5 from tour to twelve years
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Condensed Locals.

street lamps VIII be lighted at 6:i5 p N. and eX-
tingUShed N 3:i5 H. IN
Tie members OF HamlinP VI. r. church gave
pubic reception last evening To Their new pastor
KEY. j. \. Price. and his trInily. very interest
In program Wa, cdrrl'fi Out Mr.. D. e. ktinhnd
ds'iisefei the address % welcome. To which The
pastor responded very handsome floral Piece
va presented to Mrs Price.
The second Worklnglnens Building Association
wt> organized last evening at Cosmopolitan ial
with tue following officers: President. Themes
Bruderfck: vice president. jtr"EiL,h OtOhnei;
treasurer, 7. D. DAILY: secretary. John I. lyuch:
directors William H. Bayne. {. y. bushnell. john
7. F2llnn Peter Mccartney, Dennis tICaTty, Ed
ward Corcoran- Patrick Larkin-
At meet e OF the Nonens Foreign Missionary
Society, at Foundry VI L church. yesterday alter
n0C1. Mrs :. VI. HartSCcH presiding. reports were
submitted showing that $3.50 was collected during
the quarter for foreign Missionary work =
L. lie Petra was elected an assistant secretary
Mrs Sites. ot Few Chow. China, delivered an adj
dress.
Among those chosen 10 compete for the Rollins
and Morse prizes FOR oratory az the dartmouth COM
mencement is r. Hovey. Of this city.
J. Shillin-tOn sends DemOrestS ''What to Wear
and How 10 Make It Tor the season; also Frank
Ifse's Budget for May.
A m'-sica. AMI literary entertainment will he
given at calvary Baptist church tomorrow even
Ing. at which Miss Jessie CouthOui viii make her
Iirst appearance In Washington.
Hiaw.ltha lodge OF Good TempiarS last evening
elected anu Installed officers as follows: Mir z X.
HoltZnger. W q T.: Mss Josie Collins W '. T.;
Mr.. William EniInert, ". X. =: Mr.. William Hun
CaSfOrd w r. \: Mss Susie CheeeeInau. ". T.: Mr..
Frank Oliver. W G.: Nr. walter Fearing. W. NJ;
VII. \. L. Riettiitk, ". l.. ~.
At a meeting NJ The conred citizens of the NTH.
sixth and seventh districts last evening steps We're
taken 10 provide for the representation O1 those
districts in the emancipation day parade. The iol
lowing officers were elected President. W. III.
johnson: secretary Daniel Williams: chief mar
shall. g. w Phillips and Randall Brown. assistant.
Hamilton = Smith. or Mas,achl:-at- :, the young
o0l0red man admitted tG practice law before the
District courts to-day. passed the eNamindt Ri pre-
>cTt5ed by t' bar committee. Mr.. Smith IL also
graduate OF the Boston tniversitv-
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DRY GOODS.
New BLACK GRENADINES.
SEATnN DERRY


SUCCESSOR To PRE- X BROTHER,
Has NOW OPEN VERY LARGE STOCK OF PLAIN
t;.0CADtn AND RIP u BI-aok SILK
BACK ePANISE AND GUlpU RI LACE Nils
BLA,h TwI>IID SILK II KNANIEs. BLAtKCAS-
Ton CREI Is. hi. AGA kilI pE CHINE 1UPi NJ
BLACK GRIN tDENfS. III QUALITIES AND
PRICES BLACK rikI I'D AND BloCNpE VII
VET GRENApIN FULL AND COMPLETE As
INC GOODS LEllN'~ BLACK lNGl u. hENMt u
AND GRAPE Bo..DEhEn, lUl II GA>HMERE,
CANEL'S lair, And lLCR MINE SHANL~.
CDGRfAUlDS English GRAPES AND NILS
PoN>ON'S tCACEFNiEt) EllOANT FLA. Sll Ms
1Si:R s. Erh hPTs ~M52op1Lt@
AND BONNE =. PRIMO ~" BLACK 81 rs.
fr m sc 10 $3.50. MN LaUIS!NEs AND SUMNER
SILKS FROM &c. To <l2i. IN IA VAL $ N
COlpktn OK >-GRAIN SILKS. FkbM - To - -.
SIi-IIh. tit4 III e u ttlt lkfp SAil
RHApAMcS. IN ALL IHE NEW AM, FASHION
ABLE SHADES. Al ~ - rE.. ARD, WHICH ARE
Ii Tx OF NIIG Sl5,NN F@E PHlN i fEin
Eli AND y. All SINS IRON 81 TO -. ilAtN
AND lGI l. CHINA SIlkS. LAIN AND hi
Rtnlbl RED IND q lp\GEI>. com II II - 90 h
Oh Ia IA 1T PANS NoN 1. II :" II MI
WOOL pEF~S GAEEIrS ron II AN ND COMB
NAlIoN SjIrS Nm IN 5ROipEktp Bl :.
JEkH JACKETS; ELEt'ANi ANNnHlNENf Oh
NASH FiBkICS'
NEW PAR ASOIS AND UNIEEFIIAS.
80 t.ttltI GOODS HAN fiuUhto AMI SOIs-
hECi tllCES uUAhAN led
SEAToN PERRY.
Perry Buillr,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9Th strAAt
Established is4a mh29
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TRUNNFL < CLARK.
We ARE Now PnEpAnrp
To Snow
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
OF ALL THE LATEST IMPORTATION AND HOME
MANUFACTURE

TO pieces aouble-wiltli finest FLANNEIS In all the
leading shaI; at soc. value - ceutS.
50rieces 42nch wide All wool DE BEIGE 45c value 60
cents.
1000 pieces DRESS GOODS from lowest craio fin
est imported Prices lowe. than any other house.
300 pieces plain grain SILKS. all col IL. sc.
value 81 Our d"ar SILKS cannot De hou-lit for ltss
than 81 80 from competitors W. carry the larG.~i
stock III this city. and tylli- large quaint
ties. enabled to sil at retail cheaper than
merchants buy at wholesale.
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Rntter and its limitations.


ih""miii butter sold by sOrnr grocers is said by
'>'i'c' hein't De Smed IN be butter from num-
~ " 9ii'-l utlfieS collected and mixed. This pro-
80 y not considered i good one. he says. as the
conditions OF the various creams all differ and the
results often show Inferior butter The 'Creame-
ne are ma1e from one dairy. and the results are
uhlorlhE good Where care is used. and some creams
w GdIiIes nave acquired regulations for excellent
PINuuttl or The Imitation buffers. Prof. De Smedt
sSs th'i th best OF Judges are apt 10 be deceived
ny tht.a. and that Ii l, only by chemical examine
w. ih.'t Their trte character can be aScertalned
lie tI-" SAYS: 'of all cGAntriaS on the globe the
ttfi STATES has the least necessity for producing
Sl' INIT ATOMS and the only object IS gain. People
every " mere ought 10 condemn its manufacture and
III, anu repudlate Its Use. as If is an unwholeSome
food
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Brice Convicted Of Murder.

THE DEPOT HOMICIDE CASE CONCLUDED WITH A
VERDICT OF GUILTY
Yesterday IN the Criminal Court. Judge Wylie, the
trial Of Edward Brice, indicted for the murder Of
Peter Washington, on February 18th last. was
concluded by verdict of guilty. The homicide
took place in the yard OF the restaurant at the
Baltimore and Potomac depot; Br1ce being waiter
there and Washington cook. dispute arose as
to the preparation OF an order. and it Is alleged
that Br1ce armed himself with a carving knife,
cut near the lower part OF the body, which caused
death in a few moments. After testimony as
to the previous gooH character OF the accused Mr..
Taggart opened the argument for the prosecution
was followed by Mr.. Phelps for the defendant, and
District Attorney WOrthington closed for the
government. Judge Wylie delivered the charge
and the jury retired at 43O O'Clock After being out
OF guilty as indicted. Sentence was suspended.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. E.
Downham to George Utermehle, lot G. 50. 3317;
s1,4OO E Harris to E. and J. Cammack lot 49, So
$40; 1900. A. H. Nickerson to Susan A. Turner lot
H. Lachman, lot a1. block Z. Ivy City; SIS
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-At the Queens
town drove yards. on the Metropolitan Branch. B.
o. X. r.. three miles from the city, Lewis D.
Means, proprietor yesterday. PAP head or cattle up
IL shipped to Baltimore, 229 sold to butchers at
the following prices: Best. from 64a665; good
3ha4kc. 2s6 sheep up, clipped sold at 5 to 6H.
Wool sheep from SO to-. ii cows and calves up,
selling from $S0a$65 per head State OF the mar
ket fair.
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At The MONTHLY MEETING OF the Bible society
las evening Dr. Pitzer presiding letter was read
non Dr. Theodore L. CuyieT. Brooklyn. y. y.
stating that account OF the constant demand
upon his time and services he World 1T unable TO
attend ana address lde anniversary meeting in
MAJ special committee was appointed 10 secure
syeahtTS-
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
amusemcnr.. &C.. Tonight

4"USPf11fhFS, NC. ED.nfgbsS
NATIONAL THEATEK.-DIon BouCfcauit ''COnn,
The Shaughran."
FoRD's oPERA HoTsE.-Leon Cushnan'S min
strel troupe
LINCOLN HAII--Thatcher, Primrose & West 5
consolidated ministries
TsEsTER CoNIQUE-''Pin-a-i" and varieties
DINE NJSEJN.-"C indPreila' and curOStieS.
415 1rH STREET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Won
d. rfuI automatic city.
MASONIC TENFIs.-UniCn Veteran corps cadets
fair.
y. VI. c. A RcoNS.-Free lecture ON the ''ATt OF
Memory by Prof Boyd.
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THIRD FLOOR. ACCESSIBLE BY OTIS ELEVATOR

THIRD FLOOR, ACCESSIBLE BY OTIS ELEVATOR.
Here still CLEARING out ODDS AND ENDS of
every variety Of our imu.ense stock
DRESS GOODS Of every DIES riptinn suitable for
ladl and children. We selling these goods at one
half their valid. Some do bring uS
Ola the dollar. They must be sold. however matter
how great the loss
Very best PRINT 4 cents. DRESSMAKERS' CAM
BIKES, all clor-. &C. Yard wide FEECAlE 6a.c Yard
wide MONTE CLOTH Ca cents
-, l1EEyard wide full measure FRUIT OF THE LOOM
oLEAtHED COZ ION l259 cents. Splendid yard wide
BIeached, equal 10 Fruit OF the Loom. at o.. cets
REMNANTS OF SHEETINGS in all widths very
cheap.
Genuine CANTON GINGFAHS in beautiful dress
tyies only Sc. per yard Fun pieces TO cut FROM
ENGLISH CHEyIOTS at IOc.. worth IS cents
ALL-LINEN DAMASk TOWELS A. inch long at
i2p other houses asking bic FOR them ls-ilch wide
extra good Crash st AZ. per ard
Our Sc PER dozen BUTTON cor INTER- is the wonder
every mail bringing orders eli Of
tn. country them Buttons
much 81 per Ii, We sell them per dozen
100 doz II full size WHITE APRONS. with a deep
rlfe made ii the best Plaid Muslin at ioc. piece.
1000 remnants of " MSUTTA AND PRIDE OF
THE WE / lSLEACHED COT TONS. running from 2
to yarus at cents per yard
AND HI NDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
WELL WORTH The ATTENTION
Of EN- kY LADY
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The La FARCE
DECORATIVE ART CO..
::EAsr nth STREET.
North side Union Square, New York
Contracts taken large small for
MEMORIAL. STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
Stained Glass of Every Description.
Mosaic. Repousee Wood Carvings. Embroideries and
Hangings, for either
Ecclesiastical or domestic Purposes
And every kind of Interior Decoration for Public or
Private Buildings.
Examples of Mr. La Farye's Work may be at
Trinity church. Boston. st. Thomas church, N. r
Memorial hall HARD Col The Brick church. N. Y.
Garfield Memorial at " illiams College
And the following private residences;-
W. II. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, n Y
Cyrus ". Field. 81. 1iiden. n. Y.
+. L. Ames. Boston 24-s&tu52t
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FuRS1ruRE. FURNITURE. FuRS1runE,
SOME OF THE BARGAINS WE WILL OFFER FOR
FEW DAYS:
Ash Chamber Suite, pieces, with Landscape Mirror
II 80, for $3.50
Ash hanibcr Suite. 10 pieces. 19 80 Mirror &45
Cherry Chamber Suite. with Landscape Mirror 23x3O
Gas
Same Suite in Ash 945
Ash Chamber Suite. Marble Top. 10 pieces, 20 80
Mirror $50.
Walnut Hall Tree, Brass Pins, Marble Slab Beveed
Mirror lS 40 327.50
Marble Top Cherry Suite. Mahogany Panels. Brass
Ornaments LAndscap- Beveed Mirror. q 30 &65
Walnut Chamber suite. 10 pieces Marble Top. $50
SINGLETON X HuEkE.
mh25 I'll Market and 800 and $40 Sth street
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G1on1ors News
THE BOYS
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
FOR BOYS, TO IL YEARS
Jackets and Pants for S. worth S3
Jackets and Ia is tor $50 worth 81
Jackets and ants for So worth So
Jackets and Pants tor 81. worth 81.
Jackets and Pants for So worth Sy
FOR BOYS FROM II TOlI
Suits at -. worth 81.
Su Is ut So. worth 80.
Suits at So. rs. worth S1l.
Suits at ST so worth 8l2.
Suits at S.. 80. worth $l3.
suits at 81. Worth SlG
Suits at $40 worth Sl8
FOR MEN AND YOUTH
Suits at Sc. worth 80.
Suits at $3.50 all wool. worth Sl2
Suits at S. 75 sold elsewhere at sI4
SUITS at $50 so. would be cheap at $l8
Suits at =. worth 30
SUITS at $l5 worth S25
An AL Wool Blue Flannel Suit at 80 worth sl5
-ndd Corksrew4 4 Button Cutaw az suit in brown
m blue and black at $lo beats nything shown at S25
Spring Overcoats at 81 So worth $I2 "-'
Spring Overcoats al $!5. cheap at s25
ODD VESTS at about on half their value
SET q. A. X. BUTTONS given with the Niue Flannel
Suits. ~ e = 1~"lAe
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inst received another case If ;ho~ inch Al BATEoS
all shad Only
One case Of CoIORED CASHMERE new street shades.
a; 20. pr NaGrl, worth 62I.
New shades Of PRESS GOODS. III all the desirable
cfv'f> mon! lowest 10 finest.
BLACK GOODS. INST : -, art grtu!c,lt If
Srfl1S a-.u Summer weight from 5uc. t. II - lsr
N-rI.
One lot of COLORFp GRuS GRAIN SIIK special
har-alu n l.
One lot of C0LORED EHADlNERS at 81 - per yar,i
worth < - al. urw goods
One lot of 81 RAu SILK i'll all Sna Is al T- ward
The" goods arr H. II -. ANA Mtr. bong x
direct from nlanUfat .urcrS
Ali IA twisted ;iItE\ ADINfS tied down at ,5c q
81 70. 81 % and $40 I.r yard Warranted not 10
snip.
QUICK SALES. SMALL PROFITS
). l.. HEMPSToNE,
mll2a SAB MARKET SPACE
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BEArr1ruL PLA1p DRrss GooDs
Tx and Wool new style only 25c
SiIkS' SILKS, Silks
BkOCADE SILKS. 50c.: CASH VALUE, 81. so.
CARRIERS, Ill MARKET SPACE.

NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, Is
EADIIMERE CoLORED SILKS superior quality,
only 81, real cash value 81 80
NTNS' WILING. wide. double-w pure wool
Cream. PEk, Bas. Black-334.
BLACK SlIkS. three special hargains-No ] 81 On.
No ~ - No s D. Every yart y; these Silks ave
been reduced Dc.
PURE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES Zine
goods. cash Nai'Ie IL. .. reduced to 15c.
HANDSOME BL OK BROCADE SILKS (pure sikh
cash value 81 -. reduced 15c.
C1Lpl.E Ed CiSllMEHES, pure WOOL double width
Pink, Blue AID Back-311+.
FANCY COLORED SILkS. SIN, 90 g. IS ST. Slo0
BLACK and COLORED SILK MFRVILEIXS livery
fashionable silks. cash value Is. reduced 81
COLORED SATINS. 30. BLACK SATINS, 50
NUSS'y Hing beautiful lace style) pure wool rs
real value JIYe.
BLACK CASHMERE sHAwLs pure wool. $500.
mh26 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
VNEE CELLULOID Truss THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out always cicsn and be worn Whilo
tatllln& ls Tor sale As
CHAS. FISHER'S
49, ,-,-.,~ q: It'll street northwest
$50 -.AS> n4il
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Proposed Railroad Changes.
IMPROVEMENTS CONTEMPLATED N THIS CITY BY II

lAPh0E ESESI> CONCENTRATED IN THIS CITY By The
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
The PeunSy ly.tul.t Il. Il. Co. controlling the Bal
JimOre and Potomac X. Il. and the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railway ConteTnplate- making this
season extensive improvements in and about the
depot tth and streets. III this city. and aluu.
Tue Tracks entering IN" civ. WhenSthe,e are
mad, officers the road Think mulch of The present
"ppu~iJIoH manifested IN ~piG" quarters against Il"
iOad viii disappear The present site OF the ~ i
nous" and shops. IT the intersection oi 6th and {,
streets and Virginia avenue. i To- he abandoned.
and shops. with round hOuSt-. 10 ".
erected in Jle outskirts OF the city. probably in the
neighborhGOd Of III" navy yard tunnel
IL l. also proposed tn icnt" Ill The road BY placing
either sid. 81 tn. tr.icN handsome railing. the
street crossings IA he protected by the most ap-
proved gates IO IN clo-eG upon liz" approach al
Trains a prtcdutf1n "Ga}f>! accident The OFF,
GERS Of the company say that they are determined
That the city Of Washington shall have Railroad.
facilities equal 10 any other city IN the country
The statistics showing the traffic this road they
sey prove what great benefit the road has been 10
The people Or Washington There are to-day. they
>ay. business Inrn waiting 10 invest capital in
business .-ts i-h,uelf> along tie line oI Mary laid
sut virginia avenues SJJIi the Railroad ql.e>-
lion i ~t.tt lied.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE Grief SIGNAL. OFF7c--
WASHINGTON. ID. C., ApI;I /. 49,. 30 am.}
For the middle Atlantic states Increasing rIoud-
u..s~ and RAIN. winds shifting 10 cast and ,oII H.
sii-htly warmer weather. lower barometer On
Wednesday ll2ht rains arr indicated for New Eng
land and inc middle Atlantic with warmer
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Rare ATTRACTION

HARE ATTRACTION
FOR THE LADIES' AT
CHR. RTflFRT'S
Nos 403 and 405 eth northwest
Now ON hand a magnificent stock of Embroidered
SLIPPERS. CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS TIDES.
NlllSh HOLDERS. of different designs
Fancy NoRSIED WORK and KNITTED GOODS d
every description Complete Outfit Children
.MERlNO CLOakS. Chidren's LACE SATIN aud
VELVET BONNETS
Germantown aud Zephyr wORSTED
German KNITTING YARN, all colors and ali h,nds
of EMBROIDERED MATERIALS on hand a. the low
81 market price. as
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GRAND Spring Opening Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, 3i-J. Isl and ~ April
Mrs. MAX WEYI. ACT.
tEt-
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BAreArss IL SpE1se
u RI obs.

One Gas" Ottoman Dress Goods, colors l6 cts
LEST yard va. H.iHisIttta Cotton 4 cts.
Ssv silks. 81 cts.
BOYS !uliI. all wool. - cts
..'-t4ri AL y:,ul ID. i3,4- ~ cts
los Gram I-i.h SILK % cts
Ga BU.!sd .E-.,, Ii. Il fable Linen 40 cts
- tvf1Ir Dress ,fot,i~, - ct
LINEN Lawn. -t-.-
ii! wvoi Nuns Ne.ling new colors
III WuIi bGtTGsS 10TH new colurs
Na.uSJJtta Cotton cents
Il - -irrrl-s.dcn q lcots. A. cts
+t-lficiI ltaf:ia~k Tow IS II cts
NJ .aI1s srl,t.ti Quilt % cts
g. HANS trtr.
: itistft''- c"pf-li Hose. no SANS Is cts
] .tt..>' triuvrI Iic>e. no -tiIlls - cr-
l'!.u CasLIner,>, ali Wool -. Az 10 and 80 cts
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NEw STORE,
J. V. SHARPS TOMATOES,
IN GLASS
SARD1NES. i'll Glass
MO1RS SOUPS, III Glass
FRESH II IS, III Heavy Syrup
FIR SH FIGS In Co dial.
LOUISIANA ORANGES, In Heavy Syrup
FRESH PINEAPPLE, i'll GLASS.
SWkEr PICKIED PEACHES. i'll Glass
TARRAGON VINEGAR
ITALIAN MACARONI
GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE in Glass
SPAGUETTI,
sp.x,s,, - d0 "a SUGAR. i'll Cones.
CRESCENT OLIVES.
ANCHOVIES in Oil.
OLIVES FAkCIES.
CALVES FEET JELLY. i'll Glass.
LEMON PASTE FOR PIES.
CHILL COLOROW SAUCE
CHILL COLORADO
SHREWSBURY TOMATO CATSCP
DRIED MUSHROOMS
TRCFFLES, in Glass.
GRO MIXED COFFEE. il Glass Very Fine)
ROSE LIME JUICE.
VIENNA SUGAR WATERS.
CARLSBAD WATERS
SUGAR WATERS (Assorted Flavors)
C. c. BRYAN,
1hls-3m NO. 1413 NEW YORK AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS mhae

NO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
~ insurance has ever been recorded that attained
by the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASS(lCIx-
TON his Society s but little over thre,. Years
Old yet IN that short time has written certificates
OF men6ersh and had III force the first of the wear
go go 600 O. insurance In the plan Of this Associa-
non tns pel1ecuon OF Lie Insurance seems finally to
charge ulon an ASSUMED MORTALITY and take from the
pOllcy-hOlder an amount far in excess of fe
need to be put to big buildings: nor vet do we "a
sessment companies have do hitherto and still
full amount insured on each life at precarious or
sessment ia set aside and deposited with Trust Com
psny under deed OF trust or the policy holder The
creased go 900 $50 600 ut every assessment Bv thia
method which originated with this Society the policy.
rsw OF the health nt me6ers which vim in
amount Of each and every certificate be it for or ten
thousand dollars Is made quite certain to saw the
three times much money and used to build snor
nous buildings and ay princely salaries.
Office. .>0 1903 II street.
marl3 I.I. KNIGHT C3ensv~1 Ao.,x
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FINE EASTER CARDS. jay Gould,s. AL 9th st.

FISE swiss caps. ~. special for opening DAYS
swiss embroidery. : ydrd wide. 1sc. for OpCnli =
only. jon Oi chlGIens collars. worth .5c.. only
80, opening days MRS. MAX WBYL. AGT.
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ANTON FrsurR,s
Chemical Dry Cleaning EstablIshmsuk
No. so6 q stree! northwest.
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
ladies and G,ltennn's Garments also Velvet ana
Plush Cloaks. Grape Wells Iss Gloves etc are par
fe'tly cleaned 10y this superior PROCESS
LADIES EhENlNG DRESSES A SPECIALITY
tefltlelnens Clothes Cleaned bN this process will noe
lose their original sHpe and spots guaranteed
To be removed enttually fTice sl50 and IL rs peg
I IN
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IRuxSEL ~ C1,Rk,
sll MARKET STAGE,
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND BESIRt BT. r GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. GlIIY ARE PREPARED To
SELL A. CHAP A. A%I HOUSE IL TIE TRADE
AND BIO 10 CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION To THE
FOLLOWING:
YD WIDE BLACK CASHMERE. soc JOB
GRAND BAfGAIN IN 81 BLACK SILK
LOT CoIOt,3.D SILKS Sl-NTECIAIA
1 d" SuHN!-'. SILKS. REDUCED TO 5eCrs
l FRENCH SATIN"S. REDUCED TO - CTS
/ CASE la WHITE StREADS. REDUCED TosI
1 " Ill To 81 -
JOBS IN HOSIERY
JOBS IN TOWELS TARrE LINENS AND NAPKINS
MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
We INVITE INSPECTION.