Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1870, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. Largest C eal in the Diatet ~ WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY.............. Mimy 4, 1970. Reading Matter on Every Page. Congress | and the oty Authorities. THE MARKET-HOUSE QUESTION. It would seem that our city authorities have fer some inserateble reason set themselves detrberately at work to make themselves ridieu- lons in the eyes of Congress. The city has been | hemiliated by the contemptuous treatment accorded by committees of Congress to our | Corporation officials on various occasions, but who shall say that the depreciatory estimate im which the city government is manifestly held by members of Congress, has { not been fairly earned by the puerile, incon- { sistent, and thoroughly selfish course maintained © by our municipal representatives fm their visits tothe Capitol. This point is well Mlustrated by the action of the Councils om the market-house question. No longer ago than January 25th, 1569, the following joint resolution, introduced by W. H. Chase, was, after fall discussion, adopted by the Board of Vommon Couneiiby a vote of if to 2: “Whereas the finances of ‘poration new im such a condition, pth Pets umprorcmcnty at fer oe a Ly oe 13 i} re ts no the resolu- tion by an tnamimoue vote, ati the members ex- cept two being present. Nine of the twelve members thus voting afe stil! in the Board Mr. Bowen, the Mayor, approved this joint res- olution without reserve, and it is now on record + in-Copgress. For various reasons the bil! was | not acted upon by Congress Inst seshion, and the | Dili has been, to our great satisfaction,so amend- | ed, largely through the exertions of Messrs, | Tamier an@ Beatty, of the Honse, and of Mr. Merril, (of Vermont,).of the Sénate, as to take care of the Interests of the city and to reconcile the various conflicting interests, as far-as pos- sible. j Five months haye been occupied in the thor- ough discussion of the matter. Mayor Bowen, the City Councils, and the market men have been fully an@ patiently heard ‘by the Congras- sional Committees; these commitiees have fally \= matured the bill om the best information; the House bill has been passed by the Senate with | amendments, every one of which was prepared for'the benefit of the city and the protection of the rights of the market men; the Conference Committee of the two houses has it now in hand, the only question being as to the amend- ments; aud now what is the counse pursaed by | our City Councils at this stage of the proceed. ings, when ten minutes’ legislation on the part | ‘ of of Congress will ensure the immedigte erection | of ‘the finest edifice) aside from the goy- | ernment buildings) in the city, and the imwbediate employment of hundreds of mechanics and laborers? Why, unier the }7 caliof the Mayor (who, for some untsptained reason, is now fighting pertinaccously the very Project be recommended to Congress a year ago) the Councils met last night to consider the | alarming probability of the market house bill + heretofore endorsed by them being passed with } amendments altogether to the advantage of the | city and for the proteetion of the peepte. Thir- teen Councilmen out of twenty-one, and nine Aldermen out of fourtcen were present. aad they proceeded to pass resolutions protesting Agmieet the Qougenee UHM, AO, Wouder fut Lu + late, among these voting aye was Mr. Chase, the author of the resolutions quoted above, favaring the same bill! ju We submit that sueh ehildish inconsistent ac- | ©T! tion by the Councils, a majority being the same men, and headed by the same Mayor who a short time ago urged the passage of the same bill by Congress, is well calculated to destroy w..ct little induence the corporation has at the Capitol, pnd put them on the record a3 wan- tonly tritting with the valuable time of that body. s20-- No person connected with the city govern- ment has better opportunities for learning the exact financial condition of the Corporation tham the Oity Collector. The remarkable ex- pose made by Collector Boswell of the deplora- ble state of our finances has therefore the weight of states evidence. He tells us that not one dol- lar of the income of the city since Mr. Bowen came into office has been used th paying the previous Indebtednes« that the aceount of the Corporation with the First National Bank is overdrawn $124,000; that in addition to this there are afloat $90,000 (really over $100,000) of unpaid checks, that the city at the present time has at least $500,000 of floating indebtedness in addi- tien to the funded debt; that the work in sxecu- tion will foot up half a million of dollars; that the uncellected taxes do not exceed $159,000, and that not more than $75,000 will be realized by the tax-sale (he might have safely said that | not even the expenses of the sale will be re- | alized) and that there is no source from which | rf the mowey to pay this crushing and accuma- lating indebtedness can be realized. ‘These figures are worth whole columns of i: whitewashing statements of the hopeful condi- | tion of the Corporation finances, made by the Ring. Mr. Newton, im behalf of the Corporation authorities, essayed, at the First Ward meet- ing, to show from seme curious tabulated state- ments, that page per finances are admi- rably managed; the baleen ar In rapid progress of extinguishment, and Cerporation afaige altogether in @ most hopefal condition. ‘The value of Mr. Newton’s figures ai mate@from the fact that he sets down among |? the assets of the Corporation $500,000 of uncol- ; lected taxes, while the Tax Collector himself states that there is but 150,000 ancolleeted; and that'but a small portion of that will be realized. | 7—= But the most pertinent answer to Mr. New. ton’s rose-colored exhibit, was made by @ eol- ored man, Mr. Henry Johnson, who thought it a remarkable fact, if the Corporation finances | proéure them feed. In quite lish Mr. Jobnson intimated to the ‘that he had better tel his story to’; - the Government employes at the other end of the city—the Marines! ith, H. B. Smith, 8. Brown. The opinion of ‘i> a8 to the power of the toekholders im regard to the Appoint: of Uresidept and Directors of the Company, was read amd approved by the meeting, - It {s to the effegt thiat for whatever time the President ant Directors may be elected, their tenure of oflice is uncertaim, masmuch as their continuance depends entirely apom the will of any fature general meéting of the Adylaw of the company providing for an annual election of President and Dtrectors at the stated moeting in June was rescinded on motion of Mr. Berret. ‘This action, it is rumored, is @ preliminary step in important and sweeping referms contem- plated by the stockholders. it is rumored that Hon. dames ©. Clarke, of Baltimere:county, ill succeed Mr. Gordon in the Presidency of the Canal Company at the annual meeting in June. in fort rE ! Bebb, mt at 7: % We again inquire why the Mayor fails to » | nounce the bids for the ward paving contracts. AN LD FALLACY EXPLODED. or forty yoarsago, it was the fashion to tirat Le Us Une taatary ob Line Cold eterinteter powerful the cause for this concealment? Why are the . snd jalep,, citizens and tax-payers debarred from access to the figures, unless Sg ney wrong in the transaction? Itiskgown vision}, law requiring “practical pavers” has In every instance the contradt to members of the King, “strikers.” And from the in the matter, it would law requiring the the lowest responsi aside. In other words, the Ring have deter- mined to override ail law in their desperate pur- | pose to retain = hold ia sre in the spoils. ‘Taxpayers, — leeches shalb bleed 50 you a fortwo try ‘The Baltimore Gace © —— writes seer 2s the Democratic vote upon some good white man.” Wesuppose'the. - ily of fools are not all dead-yet, but we don’t believe that there baa, peopleia this city who entertain the idiotte faéa Of throwing away all chances of clacing ous City Hail buz- zard roost by nomith: me a® ae Democra- tic candidate,” " John Bussell Youngs 3 new paper, the New York Standard, starts well,andJs mare particu. | larly strong im its editorial department. The ews department will doubtless be soon brought | up td the same mark. ‘Tite Rep Rrvtk WAR.—Accounts trom Win- | nipeg any that triendly oe ve been Bay ech the the latter acknowledges the furnishes Provisioval Government, and nraihen the | ment, tachment of the Red River ex wi William feet Le =. rho su; grament dering d ole oe now the gevern: $7, Tiis Bre great evils of life ave snid to be standin, ae, Stewenane. haw, tight boots, bad wi yest cress wanen Stee net pa. EE TE Tea ee Muoers Sa eee BREN He Ree. 840, fea FoR sab Ite Pata y OBRA San 2 Sceretar: Taras NEW THEORY OF MUSCULAR ag Pore ra Peehaere ett ae sR MUP BE BLANGH Ain & M0 Ncor A GRAND. en MEETING Bill beheld TO-MORNOW, Thursday 1K VE- iG, at ban Chape invited. seth Washington, water | prions of Pee of Pho» uly R. | bea ee a 3 fic are meet.at theie | at HIBBRNIA ‘BEBE VOUENT SOOFETY. ack. is ereoqnatted iva the sloctions The, meiiberd of Mile Ricioty wi AY EVENING. Bay. alt tabs visce fontbe seo! ieee JA = PERERA 'g Secretary — te STOCK. Sot ore Be Pio: estend A withe bette TURSDAT VE sie at the Rooms of Trade. en. ‘the urpose of upen| ents to the cot aD the meeting of April. airie in sagzeated | my tm fswta R. ELVANS. Sec. | aT Coe tee nro OrricR ORESAPEAER AX Asm Orie Cava C0, rs of this | 3, 1370. on MONDAY, y ‘kholde , at o'clock p. 6 DENI, FA WeETT, _myt-lawew ‘retary tu ¥_ tu Stockholders. (ey eare aye 3 parents POST, No. iy ordes ASP! consideri ae acting {om rages —The bala inh-ting of the Boar wit 1 beheld THE E THOMASON, adjatane. NEW ENGLAND SOCIABLE The NEW ENG - BAS CLARE xtra good An - Music by Chase's National String , uniting eentlowan and ladies. T ained of the Executive € Hute tnoe, Interi Bates, Dr. ATA REGULAR SESSION OF COLUM BIA DIVISION, No.13. Sons of Temper- ance, held May 2, 1370, the follewing preamble and resolutions were adopted : Wheread ithas pleased Almighty God to visit by death our fraternal cirele, and remove therefroin our beloved brother, Lieut. Levey CowAx, U.S, Bev- Service: Therefore bé it” Kesolved, That in the déathof Brother Cowan this Division bas lost a true and steadfa-t member, the Government as brave faithful-and officieat officer, tud fond parents a datiful snd affectionate son. Kesoleed, That while webow with humble submis- sion to Wile Shepeneeisin: ot Sing whe 8 eve to be unkind,” we cherish the ho brother hasbeen Foote by ~ en Settee z= 5 teat ieeriees ~ Sag merase ety afl eet ™ ghey ear il swall lo se ia vie ‘ail toars.”” ae. thie al mitted to the parents off 13 “Bowen are inv! thes at re. BOTTLED CEDER THE FRENOM GOV; I8ION OF BATA a aan DEPOT FOR ORNUIME: aaunmaL WATERS. mys-2w dower 2 ma ter's Stomach Bitters. mpd liver, gently relieve the baw?ls from obatrac: tions, brace the nerves, improve the quality of bivod. stimulate the api In this improved condition the o1 sky shot ch oe tion is absolutely essential to heslth, and there is no danger of the stomach faltering or fatiing im its im- office # this genial vegotabie elixic is taken regularly as @ stomachic. None of the tonic tine- tures or extracts will supply the piace of the Bit- ters, for the reason that they operate as itaple tringen' In Tact, in. o rere wed Seo sie Fame ee eects ae janeously 1, seessmeaapag Mase eeaioee Brecific. he REPU: of =a eo ELL, bees o fRep-b. 5. and Coron: BELIEF OF heen, Sone sur tlemen 7@ been re- rsted to act ccm ict torgenitennd rat tf ‘votuntar; relief of the ectual sudeters by the relief jclimond calamity Chronicle, ‘Star. a ay aye eae bo Pom CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. FOR SALE AND RENT. s ame Anti- Bowen Candidate fr Alder- Wet ee i ee ra yRED HALL. goed COOK, WASHER AND NER Gaede Sis oes A. bi Tn ‘AS & CO.th st rr’ {our rooms and summer Ritchen, with near Foundry pp Apply Han ith st mue, between Fe - RENT—A three story BRICK fl Ho USE " ; 4 Capite to Dr 1S. BEALE, tol Hi KF front and 1s feet d Furniture Dew. =a healthy » ‘and very jensant, t"_ | Boarding comventente tia OR SALE—On I. all payments, three eas mory ned attic BREE pon digas) lot 3) feet! inches by: lis teet: located Uh | Dah a streot, beeween Te and SEN atgonte Appi at mcare clare tor. at Union “row wad Cook bias as wash. \VW4aceoreerae to me ne Kr rar a ee FT Pt Dos eeneral Rk Soke saree aE ap ar | Bight or ven. gets) immed GRIER, beotstore 1706 neyanemin seaatie, bet ween, Sth 2th streew. my4-3t* Penn. avenue east, Stapetign: * a ay $2. ny pe Ro ee ‘AI® YOR THE err ‘OBPHANS AND TUTE sNFANTS 6T. auh’s ISP 487 ASYLUM, Ww A a weezer. iL 27, 1870, Soeween ie between ith end ditch atrects. ¢ ‘conts; Ohildren, 10 conte; Supper * Tanck served every afterndon. ap%-20 ae Mw aio Tas IN THE Elsction wat ax fe ia 15th Aad Aaa iSceyen Wenoe ee streete is AK, to 7 ste corner m., Fine a listof t! peers if a sares se rat ne ae NOnG? BERT bik forthe pare Sie om which ft of fork eae aid alte FIL Ne. ie em een eeemin lery,(but iRmawarenfrrm the Preasary.) amine the clegand prices be swarded-ehortly to patruna) disp! played in the iow e ginlow. cone in style o any in thee ity Also, Pearls, Ambrot y ties aml Geme. COTTAGE GALLERY. wth. eieeete meee, 1, 4 squares north of White ae 4 9p25-m AN rates, peg | povouti Fie FRBEZ PRI On exiabaiton 06 tha rts Lore root $0 my 4 tf G4 Pi WALKERS Dor ede. (romance atan youts colored: Peron. Wie cellent co ae ot leat fe. lee ok wages pt het cy “Rte 2 1 Pos! ae same ‘Wages 81 : Bra, aU ae jPED—. iy Land between t and K q Le ope jor ood aie s. Kino, ree for rent. FRONT sess ree aE ee for ts38 ith strest, ‘the prewiaes, ms-3t" Se ‘Un RENT Lardy ROUAE meee ee et and ry sont Ser maar REE baa seen erie SF Puan tee er TOO, Ret ay. past, a ¥. HOLTZ, A. mast Weer. Sth st, 603 Lo iat BRICK BOUSE. on street north. No. 1110. corner llth and izth SNGEE 2 KOM s, 915-D serene} r - HO OR RENT—One FU SNISHED ROOM. ‘330 igs | BOC 00 AEE 1 OPER FOR BALE WY VADER TED—Thiee « mt DRESSMAKERS: NSsiiioetnsed ae are mt WASTES wHirs CHARBERMATD. audi ‘mys 2 AM. Ay Glond Hotel. om ine | rooms WASTED—Te sags BOUSR: nth ne ran mn. Address Box 3 Bar 'OMoe. eaten ee Warm BERVART, todo general house be street northwest, be: ween je woman preferred. | Syst ts seals bare are bw KF See “2 5 =e T—A nearly Bi thorough repair; a modern couvetiences, si god 11th ste «south ide 1229 Pa. Store, , Rear- It! 3k, % re Wate. Sor TOR it RENT A <i NTE tires tor ecckaeantit ae) AM RE MNS Re > yT nicpareaneh Apply ‘noxt d a and Navy 1235. F& NT—Two far, Roost aad Fiera per baling 10. ite y msylvania suitab! ‘oF business purposes stab and ali ike at Gunns: ph rh et. ee m3 BRICK H (AnD Tro) (3OR rt a cet ed, fuguire at $0 800 7th st cad . Re ae a eee yeung: aE Teles SIT Ex of Contectionsry, Stare; ‘ing to ¢ a jeroee. Please address m3 ae to hrensit my sen Galt & Bro. 's new &- Gshment. ALVERT FORD. ‘a *Brorkie =| roe SALE OB EXCHANGE FOR GITY rad ~ Ass Page Beller liln. u miles” from Wa: «aud iicfeewy th mar be ter ot ey si Se: 5 sell . Appl 0, Ae z ors so ktid ‘abciat in i ning or go traveling with rome respect Indy. ‘Good: ci y sepeending: ‘iM _required. ‘ress qtcte, dor wigs dares. the Hier Ofloe, to W NEED TA LABERY | COOK at aorcES WaDINING ROUMS,463 Ba. ave.» Apply ia medial W 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A tracings our novean 8 ER, (white.) Apply at the corner of tthama BD tirost™. ssa gh G.6. 6. 8AUR y ANTED-K L SEZUATION as ‘coachman or had several years experience. groom. ven tt ceaulcod: Address 321 lst sirect 7 m2 jon; 12 in oak A ANDSOY y ETURERS STORY BRICK HOUSE ir. witha fot, and containing sid'afl mover side of Sth #1 street between G ‘S23 per mouth. Will not be rented for boarding purposes. THE BRICK HOUSE in ““Duddington Piac (Ist street east, ely occa ied by Hon. T. F. 9 rooms and nl room pd ements of gas, hot ronh Enters ‘water, close! ‘Stewart cook stove, 1 830 per month. conveniences erence . Capito good COOK, WASHER and “a "person willivg to make, thom: Peal a smal: oat “303 ff welt rect TRONER— Ives general | jean, tidy at VOLVERS—Ali a jANTED, COLTS” REVOLY! it EU'S Optician Store, Ve FOR SALE AND RENT. Sap, 7 OR SALE—Sixty acres of LAND within one mile al bone hae or whole Ane 7 Pan = ae == * sear BALL, © ROSE, font Brinte Teel Be ENT—One ore tony B poate fe Jersey areas i718 ah se COR SALE— a DENCE, No. rge, with lot 28x! desirable BRICK a . Tih st., near F; Hons for investment, ADW ELL, Real cam MILL PROPERTY AND WATER POWER, on Kock Creek, near Georgetown. LUABLE LOTS 4 Son —- T have for sale OT 2. 80 TAN Tote 10 ont ne a8 fet the porth side ia ast sed alte eet for | LOT 10, Sgt 47.—This tet Sat © foet le of et —— west, a cet deep. wed alley in am that ine ett. “Hie be sold in three par feet fron! trod 1,5CB. oF Sut 223 ——— poly vor} of original Let 3; froute 28 feet 4 ones hin Naot en a Fie ree rod oe yo very fine elizibie Lots, ig square on each font. fi aaa anneren or Ahh lootces aud ‘fs cons TS Tade ie roms ~ Sr ton att Lvatsiens avons F BR SALE OR TO as water of those wentifal VILLAS situated at the Moddart and Wesnia « ton Jgining the ot A Ea On on bon Dove. papetie poeboneat by Gen. F. mt 'Thésé Houses are most desirable, having all modern . dapmovementa andconve ences, and will be sela ou ato Inquire Ait eM WeEATL and KICHOURN & LATTA: or HER & PLOWMAN, corner of 9th — city, within one Lore" are oftered for sale af a moderate Beantifal. snd easily controflet, dapper. BUY TRE wae RB my ith Tos PU by one A MAP OF THE CITY OF WASII With subdivisions of eqmares and Lots. dimens sed aren of every lot tn the city: cateplished grade. ation slineated 20 feet to the inch, by A Peer, under the - | Bervosor, 4 he advantag pul t to every one havnt f tare improvements in the pan qite pf the asia ‘ands--me a tnd mourtied ow Tinea: ind wl BB. fhe bee folded in negioge' fod in| bp. the other imen ir book form. Every coed (no drawing ‘will ss ander. the fiaion. of the City Surveyor, iad will be ty 0 oficial ex ords. of the "ia will ‘allow to ha Tites op-se curtis bring ieto the pro teed wiitl all zine mae MEPS OO tetas, rr jane Have : rat Ang? hal holes aolection ot Mien ogo pk yeat™ RY SEAT iG Bs Gs. ithout an equal in thes taco a fect in operati vec! LAS SAND ine, of own at the fPah, “No-ta3t PENNSYLVANIA AYE. # {Chron.] | Brrilera axpisiwers.: y fo know ferd a RAL | § AN P! beaccurately snited so as to iS aroercien fe etch Soencee at HEM Seti o tional sasly 100 per month, he large. DWRELIN Hoosk foramerhy oecupicd $57 Mr. Kei Ie. pasttire. Fe. can Ih. Phote marophic vi fe seen at our office. y3-2t Fok BENT That fine sTOR Room, nite lar, at the corner of 12th and L sts. 8. W ahire ob the Ro, 1100 126 Foe RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, almost new: st rooms. water and gas. 335 D street south, bocwoen Sd and 4’: southwest. —— my2-6t" raat RENT—The DW. ELLING . over rag store cornce F and 13th streets. cont and kitchen, inquire of JOMN | gist, corner F OR REN T—FURNE Re i Bootes; at reduced prices: at 1222 t. between iitb and ish streets; near the hvt and the center of yasiD es: he OR SALES a Wier at « ‘Gibbe SeWite wae Acute Do wd th easiost terms. ia 5. 813 lees working, it is pron: Shine inthe ween rm skirt and Corset Factory, BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE-Que weeond hand FAMILY COACH. naire at 1013 L strect ni ed b 20,00 deeds of trust on tee estate. iSTROP 4 DUDLEY, ny 4-6t Corner7th street and Ledistones 7; Ok SALES SHIFTING: TORR anise 1 Et GY cy Price 380. Ca sn beeen at FUMPHREYE SPABLEB. Os sel aang we ate BAUM'S. Boo; 37th atreot, botwe en () 10 LOAN—On not ti esirabl y on Capital rad dy cline with six rooms, ri water in the oa Hick rer eae ho Mal ats. east a tion ats nig aE er fice, a en iy ietton ‘EGO » Pawnbs SE acs Four ond-s-tni ey NEN TOR UF & SIMPLE, ¥. ins patna of ope: mechanical 1 street, teh n'2d watt (RES tye pel SAS, Fine Pia a Link Cag Coupler, cosines to onguge ame te cocune, tts its ear onie ne A half interoat w! it the right ‘No investment required ‘autit er f ‘ly TamhiDar with the device, Add 15 Peusiom Office, Miata oR SALE—A waggy, new. Aprly af SHAPFIELD'S 1393 5 Eee nn sylvanii ry 150% Yue App THE STOCK a Sax. 3 @ Cigar Stand, now Eqod cash betee. opty 921 9th st. NW. ms ¢ s ee ES ron hte ee i The UPERE FARE ot House the Cuited - te air ate at A’ EET —For sal: COTTER TE jie vy. Wm. ‘tian Nelson's a rae at s 8 see" sale in Grant street sev We Ag ~ Street, pone = = ol titer in the ety than are afrded Ng WHITNEY & 60.. 29 7th atrect, bof Gand H. V5 pra —_ SALE ALL ae a a pt bi ance ct. mi $3,500,288 sete dreee’ AM Fo OR BR SALESA co Gomplete sat of Carpenter y Toole, Fi y irs Bi Mavnsees i ies eae sets aml Oe inh OR SALE CHEAP—A BATTEAU of ‘os. oe Point. my y SAE! eto DE privE Rg. Lapinag aa Fea eS ar Sore eRe es epogerara ss re FFICERS PAX. mon BOKER, . ewcie Fotiwnoer U.S, RIO ORS HGF perticutare Inquire Rhea treurom, oe BNTH AND aga TEET LOTS FOR “xight putes 4% Lote: oa nies R: x te cheat Saat One. rms: Ow sei one- jeas-tt ‘OR BENTO pata — rotary tront siptunigoeas © wih or without bo Donn. . LOST AND Leta Pai ies Turd oor: Treas, Maa BONNETS. to Tp. to eres ine —— wary best of werk at Ofour work and pee ity. treatment fn all cance. Hoome 14 Ten syivepinevenue, W. will please let A. . oan Uior whee ‘hod OTICE. ta of ber contracting alter ae ® ) | HARTIGAN Wain pda Ween pete one Serre. one elegant WORK} And met che PERSONAL. sy UTICE.—On the 3th day of April I | eae er A sod erate preces TAGs Bt | ria all know thr —Thie te Caution | Temas without | Marrs ss tes tok ee yest’ caus: or provocation. & ois Twill pad a 0 oxtmo E = ee eee ware wach can repose ip oracle SPATE CASE ah oul BECONP HAND 1 en, ar BOOTS, SHOE b D and K streets, from tc asta ty Mat! Pr. tet hee .: a ent coms Also. a few Table coran st., bet. Mth and FoE=, CLASS a street, peer ant rome, OF ae m« ~~} dere ti ERS Bt Dot nevi eine hBObe: a. FOR BITE ES FURS ue PARLORS 315 Pa_ave., bet.2e board, @5 pier: FONE — Guod location and =~ per MARSEILL Peeeters three last Jast received and open for in Sitar { MARSEULLES at from 4 at = snot io. lane wit bot snd col ppb. alien be Prices are regular made Hose 5 VES onal white, colored aid black. TRIMMINGS tsa pi te rater aud Bete. mt ag hed wt 222 af inrge ade carp. Pe +3 best veutiaved fon Ps oprietor As FED aoe PS eres ‘BOARD, Wit PLEASANT Low baad ob Poamanabbe Lormam, avenue and 1h street. ter aee week. mhz ly = > ‘ TRIMMINGS. tion at SIL\ EREERG'S, 312 SEVENTH STREET, But. PENXsyivaNia AVESU AxD DSTRERY. mys ye WILL FLND HOES, OF ALL MAKES, AT THE SAME GOODS, cE. AND BETTER THAN YOU SEE IN ANY ADVERTISEMENT, WILSON & 00., Under O44 Fellows Ball. aa NATIONAL CEMETERY, ARLINGTON, VA. MAY 30.1 the price per pita nia ome ee. es htome ue of ths fim Certain, polgis to be 4 from certain 2 paints to be con ance will carry Yous BLACK SILKS. L owe AOK also in the finest qualia LYONS COLORED SILKS at low prices. JAPANESE SILKS and GRAY SIL ¥ SILK POPLINS in choice styles ane Fodeeery amet ion ig ocring oxtrnordinary bargains te ta SUMMER POPLINS, fine goods for suite, at 37 ALO" and * BEAVER” anes and ripe Bee S798 MM" Tel ees Pe, iat come m2. LOST! HOW RESTORED: Just published, in a sealed envelope. Price, +x comts Ee: ON THE N4TU: 'T. and are of cuamedday-cher % the kind of