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Affair in West Washinxfon.

RECEPTION TO REV. W. l. MckENNY.-Rev
". !. MeKenny, the newly appointed pastor
OF Dumbarton street church. was given a
reception last evening in the sunday school
room OF the church The exercises consisted OF
PRAYER due. by the Misses Lena BlacSrord and
Cora TreXler: reading Miss Alwilda Brooke solo, by
Fl. Wilson; response. by the Rev. W. l. Nckenny;
the whole concluding with the feature OF the even
| ing. the supper, served by number OF ladies.
For TOLL REDUCTIoN.-An effort is being made
on the part OF shippers Of coal by the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal TO obtain further hearing In refer
ence to the reduction OF toll during the season.
The canal board at It's meeting March 3ist. passed
resolution TO the effect that there would be no
change In the tolls during the season. The object
OF the shippers is TO have special meeting called,
50 to give the matter due consideration. Presi-
dent smith h., has not yet decided to call a special
Baltimore On the 11th OI April.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE NOTES.-The GEORGETOWN
club played practice game Yesterday afternoon on
the college green with the National club. Father
McGurk. project OF the college. acted as umpire. on
account OF the stormy weather but three innings
were played resulting in favor OF the Nationals
score to l. The first match game be played this
season by the college nine Will be with the Naval
Academy nine. Of Annapolis and afterward with
the leading Alexandria ciubs-The Easter vaca-
ton OF the students Will begin next Wednesday and
last until the following Tuesday. to he followed
with social entertainments in the College. May !
the competitive debates among the students for the
Merrck prize medal commence.
sba,s N me nne Of the n Mse sage put n IN .
placed in the shaft AT Rock creek yesterday. 1t Is
sort OF elevator arrangement TO hoist the loaded
cars 1t is run by the engine. One will be placed
In each shaft. There are about 900 men in all at
work On different branches OF the tunnel contract
DEATH.-Nr. Thomas Weaver died at his resi-
dence on Georgetown Heights last night, aged
sixty years, after an illness OF but two days.
CHICKEN THIEVES are beginning to ply their voca-
ton here. Mr.. A. Kuhn had twelve valuable fowls
stolen from his hen-rOOSt Wednesday night.
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boat NJ. c. W. Boyer with $500
bushels wheat sold, but p. q. t. A boat load Of
corn-3.0OO bushels-sOld yesterday at 50 to co.
THE first coal boat for the season arrived to-
day.
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Political Notes..

An important meeting OF the leaders OF the
democratic party Is to be held in Baltimore TIE latter
part OF the present month"; the american says, ito
discuss matters apperraining to the corning presi
the tariff question. Tilden, Randall Carlisle and
other prominent democrats are expected to be
present"
The Delaware PA county republican convention
yesterday Instructed delegates 10 the state couyen
ton for Blaine and Lincoln Tor President and vice
President
The republican convention OF the eighteenth
Pal congressional district elected Blaine delegates
interviews with members OF the convention OF
ut Augusta, Ga, show the majority OF manufacture
ers IN attendance stand on the tariff plank in the
ONO democratic platform.
Al the republican primaries In Kingston, N. Y.
yesterday, Thomas Cornell. who Is an Edmunds
man. secured eleven delegates; the opposition
The Minnesota democratic state convention 1o
seiect usiegates TO the national convention VIII
meet at ST. Paul, May % u" ''A
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BOsten's Municipal Scandal.
OPEN CHARGES OF BRIBERY.

The Boston city government recently passed an
ordinance making 1t compulsory for every house.
owner in Boston TO have water meter on his pre,n
iseS, and the water board, after various tests set
tied upon the fremont meter for general use. The
board has already expended 100000 and 1900 me-
tiers are in use, while 6OOO more are contracted for
bill drawn out by companies whose meters were
rejected Is now LII the hands OF the Judiciary com
mittee of the legislature which. Ii passed will
leave II optional for hOuSe-owners to use meters
with liberty to use whatever kind they prefer
The father OF the bin is Col. John K Farrell treas
urer Of the Continental Meter company, who is a
member or the legislature A man named SDOOner
and W. F. Desper. proprietors of other meters. are
backing 1t. Hon. ". A simmons, chairman Of the
water board, yesterday charged Farrell with brihL
Ing members Of the city government TO throw their
Influence for his meter, and SpoOner with brlbng
certain other authorities. Desper is charged bv
simmons with being party to the bribing done bv
Farrell. Spooner, he says, made written offer OF
large blocks of stock In his company il a contract
OF the kind he wanted should be made Several
prominent men are mixed up In the scandal, and
simmons says he has documentary proof Of all he
asserts.
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Alexandria Affair.


OUR CITY CLuBS.-The organization of . new
social club last night under the name Of the Chess
ana Checker Club gives Alex andria four clubs. Mr.
George II. Harlow is the pre- sdent OF the new club.
lie Alexandria Club and line Arlington Club DC
cupy opposite flats loOI ng out into King and
washington streets, and the new club Is near
nelghoor TO the Bachelors Club, the latter meeting
In exchange block and the c. and c. having To-
Gated at the northeast corner OF King and Pitt
streets
TEACHERS INsTIruTE.-The April institute OF the
pubic schools will take place Tomorrow at the
Peabody school building and will be conducted by
Prof Il. Richards. of Washington.
United STATES CoCET-The United States court,
Judge Hu@nes. still continues its session. The
White Hall gold mine suit is still before the court.
NorEs.-1he house OF j. Conway, on columbus
street. was slightly damaged by fire yesterday
afternoon, spark from the chimney having set the
r,ol on nre-The German banking company will
meet next Saturday to decide whether its business
snail be continued 1t is understood that the bank
mas met with considerable losSeS--Mr. Thomas
HOY Will begin very soon the erection OF commO-
dlouS three-story brick house on Washington. near
cameron Street-BOth ferry steamers will be put
on the Alexandria and Washington ferry as soon
as the work OF painting and renewing the steamer
Slty OF Alexandria is completed. Manager Suili-
van mas taken charge OF the Telephone Exchange
nere.-H1gh north winds make ElSltOwn dull
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- ills EiicP .r,
sxQCE~Tz -. .Anf W &c ,,-.,. -, :, ,pru, FL,

SHots>.- - -'A'' W ~ SI:R AS3 MARTHA ELLEN
TON
~ H. u III Mary W Fowler We fled %
uA'. her sister, Elizabeth l. + ct
'iiVi' az - - AMI interest in house No 1853 F
street d her life. and then 10 so 10 her chill
Neh' 40 20 niece Grace Fletcher Lie Sh" gives
mr. I"fL' H. ana various .rtici-, % her sister,
49, A. niece Nellie Ca~-.-il- nephew Maxwell
, ui AMI all inoHfy titIs her Jn bc divided b.
the children Of her f-tN. 'tr;t'r E'tt->. Nt4ll'
10 4-n and Mary - >t"e,. Her nephew, ". b.
' lob, - naIne,i eAet i5J0r-
The will Of The late Martha Ellen ptnn was also
1!ei to-d.v. She give In h-I grandson = III = Il
LazL.r0 his rrtnd11Etr~ rt1e AMI pictures: Io
Rev Pcrp gpiI. - DrNVain- lia(tt' Save. iIi
France for tn VI. OF the orphans 81 which nc has
char-re a0s., 1rant,: - Mare N.viil',, now living
near t,Pn-y.t. tisj frstUt~: 10 " i tltFt ttlrvE AMI
NJ FAbt,e Bl1u-..ard- To-" IL t>--S 30 ir;tiCs- ant!
the rt-Iu- ~ be- estate t. ef daughter, ttpeCca
Etla. ThTCckEItrtCI..
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Receiving SsOipIl Goods.

The NUMEROUS CHARGES AGAINST JOS. HARBOUR
n III" criminal Court Judlse WylIel to-day, Jos.
Harbour. WHO has been in Jail for nearly two years
Under 1cJIr convictions 0rrccevng 81 oen property,
was called for trial on 1our similar charges Yes
to-day iuIr indictments against the prisoner were
a4fs-iitfi- The r manning indictments. charging
uin With -er"iEtHg Il clock. worth SIS, and other
articles. stolen from Hon John Sherman: clock
vIiIed n 500. stolen from Giles Blaine: a feid
glass valued AT 80. stolen from ". c. HILL and a
ring valued at $50 stolen from Judge G. c. Mott, III
February aii1 narch. 1882, were consolidated. Mr..
agar: appeared Inf the government, aud .,r.
jess iats- .nr the defendant.
TIE T5ji~ri"S We're testified TO- and MeSsrS
Acton AMI tucIAeS, formerly detectives, and Mr.. A.
Eck'f lVriI-r!y lieutenant OF police testified as
10 tuc recovery I the goods. For the defense
l~t2c >t!nem. EaWnbrUher. testified that the
present value OF the goods as much below what
l. charged.
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GESrLE SpR1Se.

For outdoor amusements for the Children We now
have ready:
Nice Rolling Hoops. at 10. Is and 20 cents.
jumping Ropes, at 5. 10. Is and p cents.
Hoop Chimes, 40 cents: Foot balls, Kites.
Base balls, at 5. 10. %. so and SO cents.
Rubber balls from cents to 81.
se-ball Bats, at s. 10. % and IS cents.
Baseball Belts % cents; Base ball Caps cents
Marbles in endless variety
Ring Toss and King Target tnew>. 81.
Croquet at 70. 49, 80 cents and upwards
III new game of Lawn Pool very fine and interest
1ng)
Garden Tools. at 25. 40 and 80 cents per seta
Toy Shores and Buc ets 10 cents each.
Fishing 10 s. at %. 50. 81, upwards.
very superior Hammock. for SO cents
Genuine Mexican Hammocks, at 81 g., cheap.
Doll Carriages of all kinds.
Carts and Wheelbarrows, from % cents I'D
Boys Wagons. at Soc. 81. $3.50. 81.
E1celleh Iron Axles Wagons from - up.
Neloclpedes at So. Is 81. "a So SIS.
Boys Irlcycles and Bicycles. &c. &c.
We have also new outdoor Swing for Children, 1t
81. 81 50 and 81
Aud our usual full and splendid assortment Of TOYS
OF all kinds which endeavor always to keep fully
stocked
For the Babies we have now q full and complete a..
sortment OF Mckee IIarringtons celebrated Baby
Carriages and offer Rattan Carriages g. S. 81
Sll. $l25O, $l4. sl6 S1s. $40. Stat and other Car
riaRes. from $40 up
We would also call attention to square solid brass
Bird Cage, at $ll9
NJ. SILVERBERG l. CO..
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
ol2 SEVENTH and al3 EIGHTH ST NV
mh3l Near Pennsylvania avenue
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4 lseyi.ali.s IL. Trouble.
HIS MATRI4o<I4L TE0tEIES AND ISEFFECTUAL At
TENT Al SUICIDE

HIS AATRI4o$IAL Tko-i:IES AND NEFFECTUAL Al
FaArT Al Suicide
Rev. samuel O.. kr9cmcT, d revfyai~t. was az
rested Yesterday for assault and batter IN com
Mini -, I;anrv siavar. ~ the station bonsa IT
P.'lh vi nm - 'i7- ~
ao9u' O'CLOCK thi9 morning hel;i'[ i'. . i-''7e
down uniniur,d In the Police Court this f.o~a9-s
ms. co,urlsnaur testified Thar krsa,r-r returned
ROM tr,, P>iii,ror,. v~fartt3 an, -i- ~, Wiz,
wo:lt nor ;..s-tif h-r nu>b'.n1 "a mr. roOIe
whteb l. IN The b0,I-.. If The witness bIs rented
Nm, ht,, kr.,,.T f..,-+rta ri,j.,-, aud Wines
ordered nm nt:f Wt,..-S ar nv ms asked :1
se,i'.a, -, - E....., mo rhar.,T-rn,, rr,,Nt
H. VI, - NJ =. -. =. - - 70 -
h, .,,,t m. .rf-prr -f.tt r.-.rf ~
I'm ~ to. - = -, - - - ~
10 n hy fh.. rfII..1 Z itr. ,vff- AMI t further
Iarf mar ~ nd taken I've drink Of ,,l>E, 10
steady Ms nerves y9ll ysr.. srs .tIv lrr.,rjire
N. ar. 4 .-.,r -, f..r.,- ,r TG--s
smell t,rrGsa't = fir-. rt = y.ii.h VI earanF,,.u
nraeinrr to :, ~ AZ -..ro- a. no f5iowiu. story
@, NJ marital una. f,,-.rr..---
Al ~1IIu,L.r irf-. f,- ..rr,rt r44t, ~ = -
bu-y pa~L me. q -}..-,.,. rr,,.- ,y,-..-r 4fta-
a short >:.,, W.. y,. ,,-ri4 f.. t.5 - o.,
me "a ~ - ,.foi..- ~ 49,. pr.- f.r fI-,tta,
uIsrrt,-i ...r M f.tt,sf, r. 90 -. I,7[
..-orav bn+ - - >, -, -, -. - .,
Iayt he 7 usy,.f.... I'tf--, ~, r,z., r.rf and
V.vlpl- ne- sfa go -. = ~. ( - Wa,.- ~
spif,g 4. b: i ..aor- .,st q, t-r SO. with ye!.
%f,,. ~. INV ~,.. -- f.,. - 'tr1 ~ tgr.
rr1a Ht!tf-.5r- st-..-tiav 81. refused 10 al
7 ~, -, - a., 'NI 49, -,
~, nm - - !
: i,,,ar 81 g., = ~ -
,,r.err,., m f.- ~. No., t,,+Ir,..aH
..r. : ..,-rf..J - 60, =. - -. - 90, -
living t,rnad f..-i. ,I.... t,yl t..ef, n't,r IN
MI m m 80. D. "a I,,.,..-I.- al,
ofr nv - 80 - W.. - - -
viii ie,.te rgr EttilI,.. ,,,, .. ,,s.,.ibI.. '''
-r-,r o. 49,. go, - - 90 -. 60. IT.. -
SiS1' Of - Iefd'' company stated t. i STAR ~
49, VI - VI . N NIP 80
.,'-'i- ~ - '''', '',iI.h7 20 wv
nT's..r ~. IT, Ia ,,nlt a ~. Cd
paAS- our i'4-'-' tt"-i i tro 10 l'i'iii t--tlf r-
49, 4-'i-'N ~ -s''.- -''l I' 20 i'' IL 'i.-s-
I'eh1, 'T7 ti1', '''i. E-i- 49, ."- az M W
iu.t ~ i'' ''t'iit"i e. s,i'i- " ~ ''it !'7t'
VI VI Citt. iI'l o''i 'i '+t idtii'> az att'IAd
70 WIN certainty ahd tmrat ltiilH- t''!f pI~la-~-
With people al p-S.tr. houses Z. steadily Incre2
In our Office for ~ lOls pe,5, or Itself
sh1 eincieHeS "a on sFflt
M. FRESCH'S IFCTUkF--Tlp pleasing AMI IN
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street lamps VIII be ugEte,i at s.l5 D m. ami OK.
1ib-ut~Hfd at 3: - a In ~ II -Ai- NA CA
apt Robert II. Graham OF tho Charlotte Y ~
Oar, wa uhiittu To lie bar OF the District of co
.t.lnoLt yt'>tertidt-. He i the son al Goy YIN
4 Critha;I. Formerly Secretary OF ta,. Navy am,
candidate FOR In Vice Presidency VII ten s.Hir
NJ ttluTt Tomorrow lii the NaIinr4I t,,Ist.IInI
:" u utiiNeret ny Prof 4 q. Chamberlln on ~ DE
eItdt L. Invasion OF North America
HE Providence club defeated m, y,,r,r,i,- os
klShHiohd' Yesterday, 10y Il sore OF . e.
Inc charge aSdinS5 Hart Cohen Tor rerefvir,-
Judge Smell to-day. INK N0'' ~
Il a meeting of The National Rides ,,.+ evanfna-
AdAi9'Iii cFiyon portrait Vi Lieut. j. + oyster ",
Received from Miss Bates The ~ cutivi oCrnroif
teilgd tii''I Al h.id cclnpct "a arrangements
WIN te hU'toh ldtstt tpe; CGD4anV 10 give ON.
"teL 81 opera IT the National -Ir.,t,i. ~
conference OF co!oTct soilt ~ ana sailors WAS
hrid a taiSiS Hotel las, cf -uiEse 10 lrr.,r5- tnr
ATTENDING the convention to r held IN i.r. -
4I7li>l. anu Tor "tt" pfrtc Ses M,.Ssr~ Hi.nar,i-
sr,oi VI nm: atwood. Howard ani
subject of pensions and bUIiis i!..S. M '-
Iiedeaht e''lTtT fianS-nt was given AZ Narfnis
,ltde lor irof, >arIIii' Nay bti Which II * ~
tte VIII take place duraI. the latter part of the
Theoireat Fans Mannf sctlinc Cc,,,,,,.,. In ,1.v-
1i-ia S.',fdt; reel tied III, old board 81 drec-
So 1 lie en- t,iliS -. - follows: Benjamin T.
80. JoAu iIiHp't ilIidn r. Chandler Prem
dali Hd-HcT. - ~ ''I
D.ett,ts Eide n arrested Georgf " Landon yes
- ~ f mo Al, N suspicion stealing Il morse
1! III WI JohI. (, Hodges stable IN she r,r Of 132,
'st no . tsN est. h. was Cal,si In i,t.
Au it.ssF. - ih''-- ii'
-, '>'Ia's''r aCI5cr vist"s; Baltimore YESTERDAY
did ,.Ie s,.i,ift.>> To Tin, efrrr rir~i.r ~.
b4i'iu'eFe ln,j once i'll which ht told fhcIn vb4r
- o't ttiOIr toisrC,- respecting the Tt
ori.t+ y iJn pay -
r --r ~ ,'iiAL-'h{ |3~ given last evening III the
.s.f ~ - >it-,2 IL L,iusc. 3J street SOutn-
mercy ~ ,,l.2 OI tn. Met oflhlcN hdnd of
= brI.; ,d e, i,a'se' oI the Humane society, made
~, - LIP, oils of Veterans, attended the Vet
-i.Ia-i ~ - It!T last evening IL has bee. de
DID,. n't liie 4'1iA dt-iA MT "Ce"ds c't-'
;,I' CIV L. 4 coiprei woman was charged III .rs.
,li,;I,s ~ today sVi;L j.,r,>. AMI iiit case ~
I-tIs l. An eIIIi,la- IL cvicret ln.slc Tread rI
"a - ci.,pped Li> hands u tEl.JdJtJn .thd IL,
y az 1ned hi,E - Nj having the St>-t il vas
down u the Wurhtyl.>e-
iu.sS cUurt WvFr crested fJF tic in M,
stre-l. and GIi, Pole. CJUrt his ~ e ,.ryr.I
each other VIA cU.tIHg aid ~ ,ut. ,-,,.,2eti
TLs.ll t-4.l
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4 Suggestion in Behalf of the Insan

Nhy can't secretary Chandler order the Marine
band 10 give a concert at the Insane Asylum orce
or twice ii week asked prominent citizen OF q
TAX reporter. There is nothing that would con-
trIb:stc ~puuch ntie duusemen. and cOntentment
If ~" uncertainties who are patients there. II
should u remembered that many O1 these patients
ar men who have Il oH long service 10 the govern
meat III In" army Dr a2VE. and are entitled 10 have
tEtr dark hours MAJ" a. happy as possible. re-
iriIb-f, when HoS ia Ireland. lew years .,.eo
b as1uC inGS- Proceeding from an insane asylum
Si"ppr'. HEtt'' Inquiries. and learned that they
mad OILduZ' Il e bI4I aliip. the inmates and that
''-.-rr~ "r'.' FREQUENTLY. siVcI. with good results.
"S. 10 II: t'n'hiInE or Tins matter. and he aIL
proved fs- ~ u ~ having concerts but said there
vrr - T1I-igitu9 ~ the asylum Now as the
-.-r-',. - -'I> aims the Marine band. these coz
80 80 'n..t - gwen Wit!JI.: any expense. There
a. I. ,.4lc'. - jii. dSI luIn ana the authorities
t;l-le "uIrt b- glad enough 10 send them 10 the
city after tLie band.
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Three Card Monte.

III = CASES OF THOMAS DUNN AND ROBERT MURPHY.
To-day in the Court in General Terrn-Chief JUS
flee Cartier and Judges Cox and James-the cases
~ Thomas Dunn and Robert Murphy, the first
NAMED convicted in two eases, and the latter in
onc grJ nj lrcong by means OF three ard monte
we've taken Up on appeal from the Criminal Court;
District Attorney Worthington and special counsel
H. -! Wells Tor the government. and k. Stockert
Matthews. or Baltimore. and Mr.. \. b. Williams
foT the defendants Dunn is under sentence to six
years III the peniteHtl&ry. and Murphy TO three
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Mr.. LIVINGSTON SEVERELY DEALT WITH nv TUT
Union CLUB.-The New York SIN SAYS. nm
meeting OF the board OF governors OF the Tn,on
club was he'd Wednesday evening Tn. ofrehsive
language used In the club house on the mOrnino NJ
March 10Th 10y Mr. James BOggs Livingston to Mr.
Frederick Gebhard was considered. 1t appeared
that the offensive epithets, IA coward' and -
members II was stated that Mr. Livingston Was
under the influence OF liquor at the time but had
subsequently refused TO tell the governing COM
mittee his reasons for the language which he had
used. AND declined to make any apology to MI
Gerhard. The governors decided TO suspend Mr.
Livingston from the club for five years. q sentences
which Is considered only second TO expulsion
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flfrf-OSE VICTIMS OF THE CINCINNATI RIor -
Inc death list 0y the Cincinnati riots now fo0ts IN
a. or 81 burial permits for Victims II OF the killed
were porn IN Germany, Is in America, mostly OF
Portions OF the barrcattes in SycamO street ne.r
the jail, remain AS rallying points la case OF any
further attack The lower portion OF the court
house VIII soon be protected by boards to keen On,
the crowds. The militia have all gone from the
city except the 18th regiment, which win reInain
until further orders. ~ A~AA'@AA
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GUILTY MINIsTER.-The proceedings brought
by Laura c. Jones against the Rev. Griffith H.
Humphrey, OF the Welsh Presbyterian church, in
New York city, to compel him to acknowledge the
paternity OF his child. were ended yesterday. The
court required the defendant TO furnish $500 bail tO
pay Miss Jones IS a week. Mr. Humphrey Will
take his case on appeal to q higher court.
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WHAr THE PEOPLE Don't Know,

That hey can get at the
EVANS. 922-924 f STREET NORTHWEST,
Pork Chops. Friend Ham,
Mutton hops, SausaI, Meat
Reef Steak, Scramble Eggs,
FrieI EggS, Ley Onitlette
Boiled Eggs. Liver AID BicOn
Your choice of the above. with Potatoes, fried or
baked. Br ad and Butte, Coffee, Tea Milk,
Is cents
Regular Break asst Dinner, the best in the city, 25
cents Every thing season. to order at lowest
any in the city
THE EVANS DINING ROOMS,
No. 922 and 924 street ap2-Gts
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HAMS RELIABLE CnE,P SpFrI,1T,r.


Ladies 90 solid sole lasting laced anu congress
LADIES' SA-. fOXed CATERS
iauifS' NJ. Md an pebble button
ladies II. ~ and .,5e. web ana lasting sinners
hiId : TO- hl'c i, "a aud goat spring heels
Infants - ~ ,;Id 35c. Xii ana Goat Tr:tfnn
cents II a!i-.c4t h-r wOlking shoes.
cents $50 sIy.tsh baton faced and CONGRESS
cl6 seventh 81. ana 1922 Pa, ave
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
amusemen,.Ac.r

smusemen,s- Ac.. Eo-night.
N.Ti0NAL iHEtTER-Diou BouCicduit IS .Conn,
III >hIGghrdun." '
FoRp', orERA EoCsE-Leon & Cnsh,nan-s min
S,nl troupe. ~
HEATER toHIQUE--''Pfn-a-f' ana varieties
DiAE Observation-Disclosures and curln-tffes
10 'Tn STREET Observation-Disclosures won
u, rIu. automatic city,
fai". '0i 10 '"''rtS
'oS"kkGATioHAL CrUKCH.-BIsch0n concert
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'ustfecelVed ahothf of those 81 inch ALBATROS
ii shades. only 90
ole case OF COZ RED CASHMERE new street shades
AT rc. pr yard worth 6aLe
New shades OF DRESS GOODS IN all the desirable
eEccts, from lowest to finest
BLACK GOO DS. just recev, a an elegant assortment of
spflng ld summer weight frgil. 5Uc to 3 Is ~ :
yard
One lot Of COLORED eros GRAIN SILK. special
Dtrgalu At 4.
one lot OF CoLORFD RIADi Nf.uS at 81 Is per yarti
worth SlJJ, al goods
one lot a STRaH SILK ia all shades al 81 Der varl
ntse goods cheap 4 81 - aud were bought
direct from manufacturer
AL TX twisted GRENADINES tied down at &c 81
Sl25. 81 80 and Sl.5 pei Asrd. warranted not TO
"
QUICK SALES SMALL PROFITS.
:. l.. HEMPSTONE,
ming SOB MARKET SPACE.
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Spring of 1854,

Sehtlemen'S and young mems SIX Hats. s.;
Black. Brown. NutI1a and Pearl DERBY 3
Brown, Black. Mixed ana Nutra "Feiora'S-
he latest New York stylish Soft Hat,
BOY Blue. Black ami Brown DerbyS ST.
Snlurens new style straw Hats now opening.
closing out balance OF children-S Felt Hats at and
OeiOW cost. LEWIS, 90 1In 81 ID "
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HAHS go ladies' flexible SOLE fine kid hutton.
b9A zoe or common sense. $40 18th street and Iee,
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES. COGNAC CHAM
i PAGNES AND CORDIALS
French Clare g. 81 50 per gallon
American native Wines Brandies and ChampaRnea
California, Virginia and Ohio 25c. q bottle
kOUX & TAULELLE l7s7 Penn'a ave
Agents for first class houses Bordeaux, Burgundy
Chanpagnes and Cognac Wins de toufe Caisse
jas en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-04
VIZ ARE Now PREPARED
To SHOW
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
OF ALL THE LATEST IMPORTATION AND Ho'uE
MANUFACTURE

10 pieces double width finest FIANNELS In all tie
leading shades al Soc VALUE - cents
cents
ooopieces DRESS GOODS from lowest grade to fin
est imported Prices lowe than a,iy otIer house.
200 pieces .iain .zros rain SILKS all col RS sc
vaiue 81 Cur d"iia SikS cannot ie bought less
tllait 81 81 ir 'tS We lli, largest
STOCK III III CITY AID IAlIi- do large quaint
uts w are enabled & s.ii AZ retail CHEAPER tan
merchants DGY Wholesale.
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DRY GOODS.
NFv SpRrys Goons

New SrRIse Goons.
w WILL OFFER THIS NFTK SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK GRENADINES
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE-
STGNS. BLtCh N9nLEN pr ~ GCD.sS ~
GGEAT ~ lHTl. LINEN LAWNS SAllFF\S
SILK AND II~If host. LINEN >HFETI\ti> AMI
EEio LlNENS hAMAeh TABLEtLurnS AND
ap i-im HooE- BRO & 90. l.2s y st-set