Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. THURSDAY... Jane 1, 1876. Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrice oF CHTEF SIGNAL WASHINGTON, Jene 1, 1816. In the middle sid eastern states, fi barometer. southeast to couthweit rising teorperatere, Increas'ng ciou: and possibly foliowc 1 to-night by rain LOCAL NEWS. Amusoments, @c., To-night. Ascension Church —Sacred concert for the benefit of the uew organ. Bethel Halt (M st) —Entertainment by the Christian gathesing clad of the 19 b-siree, Baptist ehurch. i a M. EB. ( werch—Strawberry festival. Chapel ef the Reformation Church (Capitol Aul)—Strawberry f :tival. ——~ Co2de wed Lecats. ct Hemypiar’s optician anction night. ¢ Inspection and review of the District firemen will take plac: to-morrow at six o'clock, at the Scott statue. Tne Commissioner of Pensions and his as- sistonts, and clerks in the Patent office bollding, yesterday moved irto their new quarters ‘a the Seaton building. The young ladics of the Franklin grammar school, of this city, received a vote of taanks in the House of Representatives yesterday z acournt ing the Kepresentatives Hall oo nesday. The Parking commission made the dis- covery this moiaing that four of their beau- tifus trees were killed by a leak in the gas Pipe on 3d street, causing @ breach in the graceful lines of fol'age. At the Method'st General Conference '7 Raitimore, yesterday, the committee on the Metropolitan chureh,of this city, reportet ® resolution for the liquidation of the floating debdt of 35,000 on the church, by the appotnt- joent by the bishogs of @ financial agent to raise the necessary fands, which resolution was adopted. ——_+__ Our Imperial Visitors. TRE EMP£KOR AND EMPEESS OF BRAZIL. The Emperor and Empr-ss of Brazil and sulte arrived hese last evening .:om New Orleans, and at once proceeded to ‘he Ar- ling Hotel, where they had engagr 1 quar- ters. The whole of the Jobrson hovse, ten jTooms in the main building, and ‘hree in the Pomeroy House, have been assign 1 to thetr use. ie party registers 1 as follows: Dom Pedro d’Al votara, Dona Taereza Christina, Viscount Re.tro, Vice Admiral de Lamare, Dona Jesifina da Foosica Costa, or Sauza Fontes, Arthur T. de Macedo, James T. O'Kelly, Pedro A. de Paira, Joanva de Alcantara, Leonidia Espozel, and pumer- ous servants. MOVEMENTS TO-DAY. The Emperor, accompanied by Viscount Retiro and tne Brazilian minister, visited the unfinished Washington monument be- fore 7 o'clock this morni Each one made @ contribution towards “< completion of ma) ds @2 ed of forwardjog a block o: ite from Brazil on bis return to be placed on the Taonument. They then rode out to the and returning breakfasted at Capitol. Returcing they visited G » town College and the Academy of the Visi- tation. The Emperor will this evening at- tend the sacred concert to be given at the new Chureh of the Ascension, and he and the Empress are expected to be present for a little while at the graduating exercises of the law class of the University at Ford's (pera House this evening. THE SUPREME COUNCIL THIRTY-THIRD DEGREE Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the southern jurisdicti of the United States met yesterday, Albert Pike, Grand Comwman¢er, pres'!ng. The following tilus- trious brothers were eleeted honorary mem- bers of the supreme counell: Gcorge Chat- terton, secretary and general of the supreme counell of Ireland; the Earl of Caernarvon, wovereiga gread commander of the suprene couneil of Englard and Wales; Brano Re- Lau, lieutenant general and oon od commander of the supreme counci| Bel- giam, Comte Alessandro Tzensamin de Mil- ritz, major geveral and sovereign grand ¢>m- mander of the supreme council of Italy; His Royal Highnes3 Prince Demetrius Rhodr - pakis, sovereign id commander of the supreme covacil of Greece; Georges Joanne- vies, grand masler and sovereign grand commander of the grant orient of Hungary; Joaquim Saldanhu Marinho, soverei grand commander end ind master of the united grand orient of Brazil; Dr. Alexan- crine Freire de Amaral, tecretary and gene- rai of the united grand orient and supreme counell of Brazil; Col. Wm. J. B. McLeod Moore, of the supreme council for the Do- minion of Canada. The following brethren of this city, members of the Rite, and pou- sessing the s2d degree, were elected knight commanders of the court of honor: T. Longley, William R. Singleton, J. Mooly Smith, and H. J. Martin. The following ramed brothers were nominated and elccted members of the grand cross of the court of hovor: Dr. Timotco Riboli, secretary general of the tupreme council of Italy; the Earl of Roesslj a, lieutenant grand commander of the supreme council! of Scotland; John Monta- gue Palteney Montagu, chancellor of the su- Preme council of Ergiand and Wales; E. B. MacGrotty and Joshua O. Stanton, of the District of Columbia. R. C. Graham waz ‘Welcomed as the representative of the su- preme council poxthern jarisdiction of the United States. The foliowi ng named brother was elected an active member of the su — council in the rg of Benj. Rush ‘ampbell, deceased: Wilmot G. DeSaussure for the state of South Carolina. ———— Tue BoarD or HEALTH met last night. Communications were received as follows: From the District Comm'ssioners’ office concerning the condition of the alley be- tween P and Madison and Sampion streets; from tne trustee; of Calvary Baptist church, calling attention to the defective drainage = the street and alley about the church; and rom @ citizen, ‘omplaining of the slaughter Bouse and pig-pens on K street southea3t, between 12ib and 13th, and calling attention © an untu- cessial eTort at abatement last year; all of which communications were ap- Fropriately referred. A complaint was heard regarding av all overcharge by the O tor- Jess Excavating company. The heaith officer submitted bis usuai weekly report of the operations of his office, and *lso in the case of Milton H. Holland, concerni: the offensive and unranii = houses between 5: Kept in @ filthy condition, the yards being uted as receptacies for decomposed and the exterior being unci-ariy kept. The report recommended that the premises be incroughly cleancd, drained and disinfect- €d. and that the owners be the owners bave been notified. Prof. Langs- ton, from the ordinance committee, to whom ‘wae referr<d the resolution of I cerning the bonded officers of the » re- ported that the treasurer and pound-master are required by regulation to gtve bonds for the faithful performance of their duties, but there is no provision concerning the bonding ©! the health officer. a THE FIvtTH DIstRicT REFUBLICANS who repudiate the Bowen-Green convention, met = — —— Le —— in THE Of yesterday. ‘organizing a mass meeting, with Jov. Jobnson in ihe chair, R. Bowie '» to elect delegates to the convention to be held at igeses Bai, ou hth Ope and the fol- Were unanimous! s NN. Thomas. F. d —e.—__— BUILDING PERMITS issued by Ii Plowman: Timothy Foley, Pisa eam gins seat sites Tepair a brick dwelitag south side or’! ween 6th and 7th Desfosse, a brick 2 2st i. i I meat, |, The Treasury Printing Barean Suf- MEETING OF FURLOUG BED EMPLOYES LAST NIGHT. A meeting of the male employees of the Engravirg and Printing bureau of the Trea- fury department, wh® were far! ed last February with the voderstanding that they would beret at work reain when an priation shovld be snage for continuing ope- rations in the bureau, was held last night at the American House, corner of Pernsviva- | pig avenue and ith street. Mr. J. W. Crali chosen: t chairman, and si to make some effort to ad- the former employees of the engraving 2d printioz bureau, some teen diecharged but simply furiougnes, 1a n dis simply fur! > consequence of the suspension of work, the approp: baving run out, with the un- dersteuding that whea the ne: e.iary appro p-iations were made would resume work . Most of there employees hei heen ithout occupation since the 12th of February last, and their means had dwin- died down to nothing under the delusive | that they would receive notice toretarn PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS, reciting their grievances in detail, and pro- viding for the appointment of a commict: 3 to drait @ resolution to be present ito Con. gress, calling upon Secretary Bristow ant Mr Jewell toexplain what disposition bad been made of the $211,000 appropriation; how many of the old ‘employes bea n returned to these places; how many new employes bad been set to work And bow much of the appropriation had been used for other pur- poses than was intended by law. A'so, the appointment of @ committee to draft a bill, naming in it the amount necessary t> pay each of the suspendei employes for two months of their time since tuch suc pension, and appropriating the same. DIDN'T LiKE THE RESOLUTIONS. Mr. W. T. Johnson did not favor that por- tion of the resolutions that seem: 1 t> intt- mate that an improper use he | been made by Mr. Bristow. and those under him of the $211,000 appropriation. HOW TO GET THE AID OF & DEMOCRATIC INGRESS. CONGR! Mr. Shaw replied that the only effective way for them to get the ald of a democratic Copgress was through investigation, and apy proposition by which political capital could be made would be mostapt to secure congressional action. The put of this appropriation wes to carry 7. the priating. apa it was al.o the distinct understanding of both houses that the old bends would be employed to the end of the present fiscal year. WHAT IS TO HAPPFN AFTER THE CINCIN- NATI CONVENTION. . Mr. Allen thought they would piace them- selv’3 in an antagonistic position to the Secretary and Mr. Jewell, which might operate against them hereafter in getuing back their places. It was replicd to this, that there was the best of reasons for be- that neither Mr. Bristow nor Mr. Jewe ould hold their places after the Cin- cinnaticonvention. It wasstated by several that by the adoption of these resolutions, any one g part inthe meeting would stand very littie chance of getting employ- | ment under these officials. ‘The chair said it was very well known that the Secretary of the Treasury was a much better democrat than he was @ republican, a ie the appropriation of sufferers must look to the republican officials whose duty it was to disbarse this money. Those members who Erees will bo very apt tobeed tae coraplaiats very api complaints of the laboring classes. No half way course | should be adopted. Political capital is of | more consequence to both parties now than anything else, and if this appropriation had rot been used as intended by the law mak. ers, let it be investigated. NO FAITH IN POLITICIANS. Mr. Alien stated that be had seen many members in relation to the two months’ pay apd all beartily favored it. Some one repiied that he had had fifteen years’ experience among politicians and he would not give three cents for such @ prom- ise. What is to be done shouid be done at once, the committee to draw up a proper bill should ake great to bave it right in all respects as to the amount, &¢,, soas to save amendments and conference com- mittees, Which would jeopard ita chances of passage. FRIENDS OF DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN. Mr. Shaw said there was no intimation in the resolution that Mr. Bristow haa made improper vse of this money, but it was a weil Known ‘act that all the new employes put at work since the furlough were iriends of © moecratic members. He knew of one oy to hex who bed forty appointosents ety Wing and Print- bin in the Baresa @ one interrupting said he knew of one who bei elght employes charged to him. After forther discussion the RESOLUTIONS WERE ADOPTED, and the chrir appointed a committee of five to prepare a resoluticn of inquiry, to be in- treduced, calling upon the tary of the Treasury to explain in relation to the $211,010. Another committee of five was ap- pointed to prey the data on which te ba 3e @ bill for the appropriation of money to pay the srspended eraployes, both male and ferrste for two months’ time since the r fur- longh went into effect. A resolution was adopted authorizing the teeretary of the mceting to procure the names and address of ail the suspend-d em. ployes, to be sent to him at the earliest po: sible momen’ that the secretary be a thorized Ld Nish @notice in the morping papers and EVENING STAR, calling for such addresses. M4&®RIAGE LICENSES have been issued to George Washington, of Caroline county, Va., and Winnie Nelson, of Richmond; B. F. Young, of Montgomery couty, Md., and Maria J. Barves, of Federick, Md; Charles Harris and Mary Jones; John Brown Fr Elizabeth Nulte; Townsend Gracie F. Bastein; Francis 8. Norris and = E- West; * Lecount Henrietta Gandy; Lewis J. F. Lee; Caivin Halle, of % in ¥. Wright and Hattie M letti; William Dorsey and Lottie Hudley; 8. E. Lindsey and Kila f Alexandria; August Neu- bausand Serina Kaiser; Vincent A. Cook William King and N. H Waah! aon H. E jargaret ington; ‘3 }» Eng- lish and Eveline Ha: per; Wm. Brown, Prince George county, Md., and Nancy Barnes; Jobn H, Walter and kmma A Lic- Comb; Nort West, of Pittsburg, Pa., and Martha Walker; Ei C. Moore and Ida C. Petit; Ge Murphy and Jennie Caam- plain, Lemuel B. Smith and Carrie Mickens. —— ase FIRE WATER ARD A FREE Ficut.—Tues- day evening Mr. Francis Wailer, of the county, near Uniontown, returncd home in- toxicated each melee Waller broke the stove and farriture, and knocked Carter sensele3. Mro. Carter screamed “For God's take do not kill my husband,” and tried to put a etop to Waller's assault, when too, was Remieed Sadly stout her face ‘The District in Congress. BILL TO REFUND SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAX Ax. In the Senate yesterday Mr. Hitchcock in- troduced @ bill directing the District Com- missioners to refand to John A. Rowland 9503.12, and to Henry Turner 8379.26, said Amouuts baying bee. erron¢ ously coliccted of them for tax for special improvements on wien F ar. G streets nortb, in square 455. Refer 1: the District Committee. NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC IN- STITUTE. Mr. Patterson, in the Senate yesterday, re- ported @ bill to establish and endow a na- oval scientific industrial institate in Washington county, D. C., which was re- ferred teihe Gomutives on’ Education and if ton, John Brainerd, Wm. H. a nar, Jonn Hitz, Jane ©. Hitz, Charles E. Prentiss, B. Rush Roberts, and and to invest not more than the money obtainc 1 from said sales in @ suitable site aud buildings for said institate. The Commissioner of Educa- tion 1s made honorary president of the board of directors. The propose i instiute is tobe ore*‘to which pupi's of merit may come from any portion of our union to ootata a bigh formof education by thelr labor on a mode! farm, and in model work shops, and from which those who may have sn adap- tion for teaching may go well qualified.” Retail Center Market. Mxat.—Beet, porter house, 20a25 per 1b.; sirloin, Toasting pieces, 5; corned, i one: four' each; Lard, I5c. Was) per bunch; Pereh, SSad0 | Ret .25 per bunch; Halibut, 30 per Ib.j 4“ per bunch: 2, (Cal fornia,) alte. porib. Lobater, <alb; Blue Fish (large). oa each; 1S cts. i °F pale; Herring, 28; Mackerel. 25 cach; 00. Spanish. Yas) each; Sheephead, 2541 00 each; Balt 40 per bunch; do. Trout, @ per buach; T Potatoes. Irish, 25 per pk; Cabbage, Gacrote,5 per bunch: Spinach, 1B yer 5 r bunch, Rhubarb, 5c per bunch; Tomatoes, «15 pe: basket: Peas, 25:3) ber, pk; Onions, (Bormuda,)1 00 per pé.; Cymlins, « 02 FRviTs.—Uranges, 40a50 per dozen; Lemons, 20880 per dozen: Apples,’ sua75 per pk: Cocoanuts, 6310 each: Bananas @0c. per doz; Pincapp!s'. 10825, each; Strawberries, 5aivc per quai Quoseberries, 5a3c. Mae Reurts Appice Wald nd; Peaches: RIED FRUITS.—, by pound; Peac! peeled, 30; ‘anpeciedy IS; Blackberries, 10; Ober: print, 80 ies, 2 Beran Philadetphia per Ib.; New Shotce roll. 4: fair do. 26a85; York Creamery, 40; Eggs. 9 per dozen;’ Cheese, Ber ‘OULTRY.—Chickens, dressed, 1 0041.25 per pair; spring, 4.00s6.00 per dozen. THE AUCTION SALE or PICTURES by Washington artists will be continued at Vernon Kow, this evening, when rare bar- _- may be expected, i€ the low prices roughbt last = afford any criterion. The slaughter was fun for the buyers, but hard on the artista; but, baving made up the col- lection the whole catalogue will be offered, regardless of the state of the money market. As some of the best pictures remain unsold, those In want of anything in that line should be on hand. The sale begins at 8 o’elock. gists Gunners WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED & large and carefully selected stock of children’s, boys’ and youths’ pene of which we make a specialty; ours being the only establishment in the District devoted exclusively to boys’ and youths’ clothing. B. Robinson & Co., the Boys’ Clothiers, 909 Pennsylvania ave- nue, next to M. Willisn’s.—( advt. — INSURE your real estate or personal prop- erty 1p the Arlin; Fire Insurauce bom Rr, for the District of Columbia. Office (0. 1505 asyge 3p avenue. north of U. S. Treasury. Paid up capital $200,000. + —— THE COURTS. Crrcurr Court—Judge Humphreys. Yesterday, Hearle agt. Fisher; verdict for agent for #50. Joseph Brown agt. Walter . Smith. In this case platntif® claimed that he was borne on the rolls of the Interior department at $60 per month, but rendered Do service therefor, and at the same time he rendered services a8 a servant in the house of defendant, who was an officer of the de- partment, and for these services he brouzht suit. It was shown by defendant that woen Brown was appointed he was directed to take cbarge of the horse and cai je by Mr. Smith and to comply with his orders, and that for eight months, when he received pay from the department, he asked no pay from. Smitb. A verdict was returned for the de- fendant. Equity CourT—Judge Wulie. Yesterday, McElroy agt. Baird; rale order- ed on defendant. Squires agt. Savoy; order silowing Dickson and King to become par- ues. Laws agt. Lee; appeal tond a: red. McDowell agt. Connolly; petition filed and de Yturbide and Hale made complainants. Hillis agt. McNamara; sale authorized. Power agt. Davis; leave to file amended bill, Stewart agt. Pomeroy; order extend- ingtime. Burgess agt. Gleason; injunction denied. Austin agt. bert et al.; order to issue restraining order. —__—- +22 —__. Protestant Episcopal Convention. DIOCESE OF MARYLAND. The 93d annual convention of the Protest- ant Episcopal church in Maryland pneed ita session in Laltimore yesterday, Bishop hadstveray ep, heen and Rev. E. A. Dal- rymple, 8. T. D., secretary. The chair reap- pointei Mr. Joseph Packard, jr., assistant secretary, and then announced the commit- sv. James Chipchase moved that the last rt of article two in the constitution, reiat- ing to lay delegates, be so amended that mis. sions having a certain number of commuui- cant, to be a decided upon, be also entitled to lay representation; referred to the committee on canons. Rev. Mr. moved to expunge from Las 129 of the compilation of the church, a jaw of the District of Columbia, relative to —— The mene henge a had for- merly reported adversely as to expunging it, but he considered it as involving the honot of the cburch, and believed that it was ne- — and expedient to have it stricken ou After sundry remarks from the chair, the — ‘was put before the convention and 6 next delivered bis annual ad- dress. During the past year six ministers bad died, viz. Revs. R.Graham Hutton, F. L. Knight, Thomas Barro' Jobu A. Adams and James 8. One of = ae = Inno ne Mt. Calvary arch, been deposed a: own request on the fifth Sunday after Epipnany (Febra- &ry 26th last,) and the other, Edward South- gate, assistant in St. Luke’s church, had | been removed from that ition in the early part of the year 1873, although for cer- tain reasons @ decigion in his case is still Pending. Rev. Wm. Pinkuey, D.D., LL.D. bishop, next delivered his addresi convention adjourned. PACIFIC MAIL ELECTION.—At theannual meeting of fic Mati stockholders in New York yesterday the following ticket was elected: Directors—Chas. G. Franklyn, Andrew Boardman, Samuel G. Thompson, Charles A. Merritt, Wm. P. Clyde, Tuomas J. Owens, Charles G. Miller, Henry Hart and Eaward A. Quinvard. Mr. Ciyde is to be president of the company. 140,000 out of the 200,000 sharc3 were re} _—— ,PETER CooPgER was formally notified at New York yesterday of his nomination for the presidency by national independent conventicn recently held at Iodianapolis. the nomination conditionally, ——$—$——<—_—— CHARLES O’CONOR EXONERATED.—The committe ofeminent citizens of New York, ee Ce Dee oe Peaks Ram which was eee THE St. Louis WHIsky TRIALS.—In the quarters are at 517 U. 8. district court at 8t. Louis, Mo., Taes- day, the motion for a new trial in cases ork. W. Ulrici and eure In cases of John McFall, Howard ei Soden wae eae agian Sa ers, ‘the! bonds in $10,000 le Baprist.—The nat 1_conven- tion of ist unt the ‘Ualted sentatives are present from twea! unions, scattered throughout New Eag! wae id, the street north’ north and west. THE GENERAL CONFERENCE of letho- dist chureh of the United States, wae hai in session at the academy ta GEORGETOWN. CATTLE MARK&T.—Number of cattle on market, 137; number beg = yr — over. 55—prices ranging from r sheep and lambs, 1331;80. do. soid, 1,621; do. leit over, 300. Old sheep bi hen Se, OF et lambs from 22 toi perhead. F: n COWS from $20 to $10 per head. Mar! In.—Steamer els corn to J. G. & J. M. Wi ; boat Thos, Thrasher, with 1,000 bushels corn to H. M. a algo, 250 bushels corn to Hartley & ALEXANDRIA. THE ST. ASAPH STREET TRACK.—As will — ference to @ notice in another jump if to pressed e Mngness before. The removal of the depot will be @ great inconvenience to the public. ROBBING THE GRAVE YARDS.—Keference has been made heretofore in this paper to the tice on the partof some persons of taking from the grave yards near the city the flowers which had m placed there by bereaved relatives to beautify the resting- places of their loved ones. Mr. Walter Datiey yesterday succeeded in arresting oue white Woman and three colored women, two of ‘whom were fined and the others released on account of mitigating circumstances. CHANGE OF STEAMERS.—The steamerLad 7 of the Lake arrived trom Norfolk this mora- ing, and was hauled up on the ways at the |p yard. She will be repainted and un- dergo some other slight repairs. In the meantime the steamer Jane Moseley will supply her place on the Norfolk line, st: ing on her first trip this evening. zeite, 31st. 7a BIBLES —The Washington Missionary So- ciety has supplied all the river steamers With Bibler.—[Scatinel, 31st. READING NOTICES. The Crown Baifato Horn Cembs. They pass smoothly through the brir, with- out catching or breaking tt off. Ihey will not scratch or injure tna scalp. CITY ITEMS. PURE MOUNT SUMMIT WHISKY, 10 year old, at 911 7th street. 1,3 ——o—— FOR THE BEST REFRIGERATOR in the World go to 1221 F street and get the Ice King. —_+—_—— THE BEST CURE for summer complaints— Pare Raspberry and Blackberry Wines, at Chris. Xander’s, 911 7th street northwest. 1,3 ——— PURE Sonoma sud Catawba Wines and Maryland and Virgivia Claret for cale cheap, at Chris. Xander’s, 911 13 ee 7th street. REAL ESTaTs and pire propert; be insured at equitable rates by applying to the Arlington Fire Insurance Con pany, at No. 1505 Pennsylvania avenue, north of U. S.Treasury. The directors of this popular Pome gone is compris-4 of our mo3t promi- nent citizens, and policy holders can rest as- sured that prompt payment of losses will be made by them. Mr. C. B. Maury, treasurer, and Frank T. Rawlings secretary, @re in at- tendance there, where all applications wili receive immediate and prompt attention. ——— DYSPEPTICS, don’t fail t> try Xander's sis ici Bitters. For sale at 911 7tu street. y can ee UsE Palmer's elegant Perfumes and Toilet articies. Lists at drog stores and at 12 Piatt street, New York. 5,25,thé&: coer nesinw J. H. Squi @o, BANKERS, 1416 Pennsylvania Avenue, pay 6 per cent. interest on deposits, payable on demand. Special rates on time deposits. Pea ee January and July or cred- 1,27 80 —— Dr. ow. BEnson’s CELERY AND Oxax- OMILE PILLS are pre} ly to cure Bick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep- ‘ia, Nervousness and pene iey will cure any case. Price, by all Druggists ia Washing- wn and Alexandria. 2,24,e0 cent. per annum on deposits for cal- Sadar month. King hours, 9to4. Sat. urdays, 9 tod and 6 Zit3,14016 GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. LP t81com INSTITUTE. ‘This Institution will close its first annnal session on FRIDAY BVEN18G next, June 24. In connec- tion with irs closing exercises Prof ET. Paistor will give a Lecture atthe Georgetown, D. O.,) at 8 0’ .Fiall, (Curtis School, Subject-THE ATMOSPHERE, With interesting experiments. ‘A dmision free; but children under ten years to be accompanied by parents or guardians. my3I-3t" ALL FESSONS INDELTED TO TAYLOR & HOCK are requested to make immediate pay- menttod 8. HAYS,172 Bri street, George- town. [my30-3t*] J.P. AMMIDON, Assignee. MAtTNGS, Marrinas, MATTINGS. CHEAPER THAN B Good White Superior qui 10 45, 1.000 yards Victoria Lawn af 125, worth 20 cts, Our stock of Spring Dress G et marked down C8. "Woite Goods of all kinds, for school commenca- ment dresses. 2 button Kid Gloves for @1, in all colors. he --Vicroria”” Kid Gloves button, @i 0. mié-tr_ BEBRJ& MiSs MILLER, 103 Bridge et. SFsine ABD SUMMESB. AM DYSING Al SCOUBING, PSEMIUM STEAM D' EATLEYS ote. and 80 cts. at WM. w. OLD AND RBLIABYE ESTABLISHMENT. ‘Ladies and Gentlemen can. pring and Bummer Wearing Apparel Oleaned or Uolored the very D ; also, Winter Clothing, Oar- pets, Blankets, &c , 40. Sihses cre Sarg anh ser ¢ ceived from and returned to any y mail or express. Office and street, Georgetown. D.0.; Sees BEAUTY, STYLE AND EXCELLENCE, In GENTLEMEN'S DRESS, FOR NOBEY STBEET WEAE: French Woolen Suits, English Woolen Suits. Scotch Woolea Suits. Oxford Mixed Buits. American Woolen Suits. Dark Mixed Suits. Light Batiste Buits. Mohair Worsted Suits. Stylish Frock Suits. BEVERY STYLE OF MIXED SUIT. Broad Plaid Suite, Light Plaid Sutts, Dark Plaid Buits. Mottled Mixed Suits. ‘Hair-Line Cass. Suite, Light Mixed Batts, Dark Batiste Suite, Hobby Sack Suits, FoR DRESS, OB EVENING PROMENADE Diagonal Worsteds, stoma cua eeu! Fan Se In Coste and Vests, Bird's Eye Worsteds, i capa a Diamond tace Wormede, Yt vata ‘Tricot Worsteds, To Coats and Vests. Tn Coats and Vests. Every Desig of Worsted, IN COAT AND VEST. —— TROUSERS In every conceivable pattern. Croes-bar Worsteds, HABLE BROTHERS, Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers, myld-tr. Oorner Seventh and D strests. M4d0OB, COR, SEVENTH ANO Ht STREETS, Has THE COLDEST AND BEST S80D4 WATER IN THE WORLD. LADIES’ GOODS. 1717 M. SILVER, MABKET SPACE. A giand selection of Ladies’ READY-MADE SUITS, OVERSKIRTS, BASQUES, DUSTERS AND ULSTERS, At very low prices. Also, a large assortment of TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. Ledico Go well to examive the stock before 2 AMUSEMENTS. ‘THE CBRISTIAN GATHERING OLUB, burch, will ao Of the 19sh street Baptist Church will ot AY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June lst THURSDAY ent j3d, ats ovloe from Poters- astern eae oral attendance is rovuested. my3t-it” SAcBED CONCERT, at THE SEW CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, THURSDAY, June 1st, 8 p. m. FOR THE BEAEFIT OF NEW ORGAN. JusT RECEIVED. §f%&% and Children only 30 cents. eee ae ae ae For UAVELLING BOMRETS the finest in the city, ont For Ladics, ye following appear the church should be cro' Crip, Pamela, Lor Miss Bre Mills, Call and'ers our 00% ; yan, ebony sticks. t! Mrs, HT. Oreby, < "Gs" Weare seducttg the w.0 T ladies are invited to call and exami: 1 ganist. 4-te ‘Tickets can be obtained at Metzerott’s Masic | _™¥! Btore. BALtinogs MILLINEBY Bstascisn- Admission, @1. ME! ABNA FEIRDERICH, KY AN, = BONNETS, MILLINERY AND FAN. Ko. 1S 7th street northwest, between I streets, east side, Wi . Orders etl at- fended to-and satisfaction nuaranieed “avis 30" MADABE L. P. JEANNEREL received @ fine iB BONNETS AND bid wil on TU AY. May ati209 Penns) {ranta arenve. myl8-tr FRENCH FLOWERS, HALF PRICE. saat pogetves, from ? anctions. rer stock of Sine FRENC: ge . ill be sold at same great ph eg te ins tn all styles of DRESS GOODS ant Tickets edmittiog Thre OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. IGHT. Matinee for La- Performance EVERY BI! dies and Children EVEBY SATUBDAY AFTERNOON. FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY RESPECT. _Variety , Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. novi3-ly OLp No.) On Exhibition (New No, 286 and Sale 439 7tm St. 7rH Sz. areas, oh ‘and Tae WEDNESDAY ané i aTs, ‘33d next, aT ABRKRITER Mo. 439 Th sireat, between D and. Choice Off Paintings, Ragraving, Also, largest stock of ba} n ‘Suades, Pi tures, Frames, Scleg Birgs, Hails, Be. in the Disatlot. Please remember Name and Number. 171-19 Session STORE IN THE CITY. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. myi6 tr Opporite the Patent OMcs ‘The Steembcat MARY WASHINGTON w BOELVED— and eter JURE 4 make TWO A Large and Select Assortment of fos Connena a hael: Merete LINEN EMBROIDERIES, Oud b p m., taneat os) Sib | FOB TRIMMING LADIES’ LINEN SUITS. XOUBSIUNS. ‘be Bteemboat MARY LY Fine Belection of CHILDREN’S LACE CAPS & BONNETS at MRS. SELMA RUPPERTS, yl S14 Hh street, opp. Patent Office. # «sve stxizs_ NEW HATS, THE MILITAIRE ana In CHIP, PANAMA. and STEAW, yest need 5; ‘attention 7 > '» Just receivea. given MRS. J. P. PALMER, Mb. 1109 F street, bet. 1ith and im. nd MISS E. A. McCORMICK, & au 97H STREST, (ST. OLOUD BUILDING. Daily receiving all the latest Novelties tn |D STRAW BON * CHIP a. FLOWERS ae bea Te: LACES Ww. ONS, ‘SHINGTON willmake eluding EXOUBS! be round trip—Bingle Tickets, 0 cents: club of 5 fo parece, @ con clubs of 10 ormore TraODS, 0 te ac! P*fomilice can take a pleasant day's trip down the eeithy fresh river sir, at rea river a the toneble rates. Bo intoxicating drinks sold on board fe beat. ‘The Mary Wasbiogton.can be chartered for Eve- nirg Excurrions or to return for apy parties that salcuatit niet, War teteus tection mane sorveuntil aiobt. For further informati m, ep G. ¥-ATL&E, 515 7th et.,or on board. Jel PIANOS, &c. panos AND ORGAWS AT GREAT ARGAI myl0-te i 717g FAMILY SUPPLIES, . OBIENTAL TEA STORE. om Br.,¥.M.0. A. Bowors THAD TeAe ST LGRART: Imperial, 420., 800 , $1. FRESE" PU 2». = COFFERS! Laat CO! batt ABOMATIC Boasted daily in our vew Oriental AT LOWEST PBICES. me ee rie = SPIOKS! SPICES! SPICES": Sie J; WALTER DUVALL. Prop SWEET LEAF TEA, SS. Th PURE Bon. ee ee ee rant, Sect. and superior in every respect te wold at that a rch OCBRIES, myl-tr 1218 ivania avenue. oy od LITTLE 6108 ABOUND TAB Cub 3. EAKIN. GADSBY. DEALER UN FNS FAM. GRoceKiEs Bo. 811 TwRNTIETE T. 5... oy — reo abingtoh, D ° GALT SALT | —20.000 Backs Liverpool Ground ‘Alum and Fine Salt Ashion's, Deakins, ¥ Gin’s and Kvane’ brands, W8W bushels Bo ne Bags and aes 7 sale in lote to suit: delivered in _ about Baltimore 7 South street, ead ttmore MINNESOTA FLOUR. Waebbere Mills, Minnesota FLUUB act eyastiec or excelied by any tu tbe country. It }s our tuteo- thon to keep a sapp'y of this cowebrated Flour alway. op band. All we ok ts atrial to satisly the mow testidioas. Borente by | ry opz7-tr JaMES BRIER, PLUMBER AND GAS Bi71 BB, wart -tr 811 Tran ST. NORTHWEST. WRHines JOBE 0. BOGAR, 713 sey he ag | a cela, yams cole STEAMER LINES. VEYDE LINE FOR PRILADELPHIA REDUCED RATE ON HORSES. an Fhibiteclip Se Freight received in Warehouse at any F. HIDE, DAYS 40 PIANOS from $18 to ¥ my%-1m 69 Water street, Georgetown, D. 0. $0 ORGANS sud’ MELODEONS from! 38 | 200. Ladies of Washington end vicinity are mmvited “ HABBIN ” MBaves PA 1AHOS from $300 and up; new ORGANS | call and examine, coset | ‘Tom arect Woert att em oe Up, % J. F. ELLIS & COS, 937 Pennsylvania aveauc, Pianos and my29 In am, =|«(MERNILYas LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER aT ©10 910 Street, Opposite Patent Ofes. oct iota ricer 10% of LADIES: Boor? ke tee oo 3 French Pebble secceceemeeten ns 6 60 Goods are all made at my establ! These fshment and are to be: any work man: Tectured in the United beaten, . mar2s-tr Bole Agents for Chickering and Weber Gmith American Orgaues Wert 9 PIANOs. octave Chickering Parlor Grand... octave Ohickeri Atihe wareroans of? W. G. METZEROTT « Co, ovgastans Gable Gietee Pena hee jamlin’s enusylv: Due, between 9h and foun streets, we nyat (TS HUMMING BIRD (COLIBBD FiAnO. ‘The smallest and the chea: first-class seven-oc- Pe Sake RON Da, G and H streets northwest. = m ave- w A iE peatpest }) former at 81 . former price @¢. LABGE Assi BUBG EDG! Pian sents TUNED and eee ee ee ee A Wik pbIs OF LADIES UNDERGAB ALLET DAVIS & 008 GRAND, ABE NO estaeenmt and UPRIGHT PLAMOS for sale one. A “AEGE STUCK OF SUN UMBEELLAS anc monthly istalments, | Celebrated for Caen PABABOLS, selliug reaardiees of cost. Sth street prrtbwest, one See Agent, LADIES cloaks AND SUITS, at o greet re Mm. KNABE J W*: WUELD.SehCws FIAzs. QR®4L anv imitation Laces, Grand, —_— a and ‘very low. abet re tetmnewres, | ()™ RAND. O0 SEVSTTIES PAIL, ome, sseicanent of Plauce thick, ave’ boon fo latest styles of HATS. KIBBOMS- FLOWEES, ce’ ‘ase « short time, igs wt | A180; UST RECEIVED, 360 dozen 3-battor a. ra KID GLOVES, all ahedes. and the best ip the Pm ye wg K s, Market, for 81. town. RY JAS. MH. VERMILYA. | Whaives, Poiladelpuin, ‘Little: te and “yin i. GREGG 1G’ Oaptain. CIR ED Eta w ie piceaenny 4 cuiee eae re ton and’ Providence ‘wishing wae Ez —o LAr Ss | WARTS TEE LADIES TO CALL anE a te "e HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. | mars1y 8. HELLER, 718 Market Space. rjlopen aed intermadiate laude, ane 1 ——_$—$————————— AY at7 8. m., for Coan River, stopping Se SS STEClALTigs, ___—s- SPECIALTIES. ait 5 CHINA, OBOCKBBY, on ‘CLOUD. Secs toe ‘the HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS, ty BRACES COURS. |S =o BEFEIGERATOBS, sont LS iD umsing | “ PPOFLES om 10K CHESTS, ‘Goods complete: BOMINI. SPPBR wa- Bovelties x Write! COOLERS, &c. Agency tor Domestie Fachions. fenes-te _ Giion any ere Rle sla WEBB @ BEVERIDGE, ears ° mylStr__ 1009 Penn’s ave., near 11th street. HOTELS. weowara ‘ak a EZOOKD-HAND SUBNITUBE, RIGGS H wharf too s' the highest cash prices ald, sod waturte- ee ot URED AY Cire —_— ones BUTHESFORD, ieee _ _ mylt-ly __ or. 18th and Gee aoe eet FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS, a CHRIS. SSNER, myl9-ly Wasnineron, D. 0. 716 AND 717 ¥1u STREET N. W., 1s Bole agent for the District of Columbia for the 1 RANGE In the Banges in this city, and fo all cases they have, om, the BAXTER . myiiituankte "iy Wa exes Bee Tak, INVES’ mylo-te 715 sad P17 Tinta ota $100 Ppa, rath 3 Sominal vome and aS THE ing fall information sent , IMPROVED KITCHENER Will do the family cooking with one-half the coal required by any other Bange in the market; costs one-half as much as other Ranges of same capacity; ‘will save ite price in « few years in the items of re- pairs, and save its price every year in the coal bill; ts modeled by the best skill Known to the art, with a view to the greatest convenience; is what every with, ‘The largest assortment of SLATE and WHITB MARBLE MANTELS and PARLOR GEATES in MISSE® GAUZE UNDERWEAR ¢ HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON, 317 9TH ETREET NORTHWEST, myt-tr STOVE and PLUMBING HOUBB. REFRIGERATORS WATER COOLERS a Lares stock of ma Seater, | 314 Tih wtreet, above Warcomags. ‘epit-ly BSGLISH, SWISS AND AMERIOAR Watches,