Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1878, Page 4

WEPNESDAY............May 22, 1578, LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &¢., To-night. National Theaier.—** Champagne and Oys- ters. + House.—* Box and Cox.” and | | Ford's opera “ The Kose ef Auvergn: — Condensed Locats. From J.C. Parker we have the New York papers in advance of the malls. Street lamps will be lighted at r 20 a.m 35 p.m., and uished at 1 nt arm ¢ about 2o'clock this morn. ing was for the burning of an unocenpied shanty on O street, between North Capitol and Ist streets northwest ; damage $0. Supposed to have been the incendiary work of tramps. The Richmond Dispotch Says of Washington Commandery, No. 1, Kn Templar. of this ity, now on ‘a visit to the eapital of the Old inion: “The visiting Knights are nearly all citizens and business men of Washington. ‘They are a fine lookingebody of men, aud are well drilled, as will be readily understood when it is observed that W. G. Moore is the eaptatn- general. , A mean thief stole the mourning drapery from the private door at the Smithsonian In- stitution on Monday night. There were two roseties on the door which had cost $8, besides. a quantity of black illusion. The regular weekly meeting of the Prohibi- tion Alliance was held last evening at Odeon Hall, Mr.George Savage presiding. Rev. C. W. Dennison announced that the memorial of the association to Congress had been present- ed in both houses, and short speeches followed. ‘The annual exhibitions of drawing and pen- manship of the public schools will take ph e en Friday next at 1 o'elock—the white schools at the Franklin. buildi: 1 the colored at th This will be one of the “and popular exhibits of the er given in this Distriet. €.R. Venable sends Harper Aavning pietares of Prof. Her ‘Aly, con- & .teut. C. R. Vernon, who has been confined at his home several weeks past with a severe stric complaint, has entirely recovered, and reported for duty to-dav at police headuar- Ts. The returns of the deputy marshal of the Fotice Court for the mouth of April were ex amined by the auditor of the District t and found aes d States eases, the smallest amouat as yet collected during anymonth since the eounts of the Police Court have been examined under the present form ot government of the District. The amounts collected by Lieut. ekloff, depuiy marsh ng for the super- dent of police, was € rick Larkm, of the War department, has been appointed chief trumpeter of Maj. Han. Deman’s artiller, ——___ ‘DS OF FEE have been filed as Moroney to L. D. Merchant, Wm, Kolb to 4 DEE Ww. M. Lake, $3,550, sub K, sq ms to David Lescallet 3200, eby et at., trustees, nts Wand 22. r to. 2F6 : Joseph jot 1, square to L. H. Sehnei. 21, square 743: MK. Guliek to L. I elaim). $—. sub-lot 24, square 233, #25 same lot; J. F. Cook to M. A. Fairfax, 4.000, part 10, square 485:J_$. Winship to W. W. Winshi $2,060, part A: G. Haley to Rose Murph 16, of Isherwood ; Juan Bo: 2—, part lot re 79: J Gud 1. Beal's addition to Geo Stewart et al. to L. B. Nye et square 567. zetown : P. al.. $—, lot 30, ES APE OF A PR xandria Gazette says: Thomas young white man, was arrested in Washington on Monday, d turned over to Officer Simpson, of this ity, charged with stealing a boat near Farm- ington, Md. The officer brought him down and placed him on the steamer Harry Lodor, for transportation to the seene of his crime. jutting him in charge of a Maryland consta- Bie. “About 2 ovclock Monday evening, just after the sieamer started, and when sie Was about 100 yards from the wharf, Griffith doffed his coat and jumped through the cabin win dow. He swam ashore and succeeded in mak. ing his eseape, although the boat put back to the wharf and pursnit was made. ‘HE ENTERTAINMENT by the pupils of the of the third district at Lincoln I] last night was a most enjoyable affair and reflected great credit on the parti is who were Ettie Hickenloofer, Minnie Zimmer Mundell, Izorah Patterson, ie Eya Johnston, Vineent Petrola, 1 Dora Breuninger, Sanderson, Annie Lew Frank Losano, Mary Sinith, Jennie Foster Little Annie Lewis was the heroine of the eve ning. A CoTTON CLAIM CAsE.—The mandamus case of Alexander McLeod ast. the Secretary ef the Treasury, was concluded before Chi Cartter and Justices Wylie and Mac Arthi General Term yesterday. This was an action to compel the Secretary to pay a cotton claim, and the case was argued by Mr. Maury and Mr. Blair. The court held that the Secretary was not bound to pay, and ordered the rule to aor eause to be discharged—opinion by Judge lie. LANDLORDS AND TENANTS.—In the case of Wazgaman agt. Webster, an appeal from a justice of the peace, heard in the Cireuit Court before Judge Humphreys. a decision was given yesterday. affirming the decision below. The court held that a stipulation for a ‘substitution of three days’ notice for the legal thirty days’ may be made and will hold, that a married Woman may not plead coverture to a notice to terminate her tenaney. But as toa Judgment for rent. eoverture may be plead. ANOTHER MANDAMUS CasE.—To-day the ease of Shurtz agt. Key, Postmaster Was argued before the supreme Court Distriet by Messrs. Durant and Horner for re- fator, and Judge A. A. Freeman, of the Post Office department, for the respondent. This cation of the postmaster at Mar- & mandamus on the Post. just his salary, whieh was by the ruling of a former Postmaster Gen- eral reduced. The decision was reserved. ——>__—_ IMMENSE ASSORTMENT of children’s colored “ey, Amusements. 1 pogne and Oyster: National Theater Saeted in a man weil deserves i m durt y the musical faree of Jenny Le: ded th shed d to-n nS are themsel peeted. Alaiaina Sable morrow evening, Stodd strels will give nightly pert rd’s Alabama Mi is organization is highly spoken of. ‘morrow hight. Hall Pref. Ed. Hi ; en hardly a ehnreh entertainment or pe or durin, cont! tiens and jolly presence. He says he wil! pre his word. “Let bim have a bumper. in every way enjoyabl the recognition of the charitable works of a worthy lady. The District in Congress. APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DISTRICT. The House committee on the District of Co- lumbia to-day appointed a sub-committee, ing of Messrs. Blackburn, Mayhem aud ‘9 wait upon the House committee on fatious and request that no appropri: made for the District of Columbia pending action upon the bill to provide a per- manent form of government for the District. The object is to prevent any appropriation for the board of health being reported in the sun- ry civil appropriation bill—the feeling being quite decided among members of the House that the present board should be abolished. A DELEGATION OF POLICEMEN were at the Capitol again to-day to protest against any reduction of their pay in ease of an increase of the foree. The District eom- mittee, being engaged on other business, did not a them a hea The District Commi: ners deny, positive the current statement that the subject of ducing the pay of the police of this Dist . now before the District committees in Con. gress, was suggested by them. They have n verbally nor in writing, advocaied the measure. Claflin, appro tions Y was held last evening e President John W. Reyno in the chair, and G. E. Taylor secretary. Mr. Hamilton reported from the committee on mass meeting, recommending June 5th as the hosiery, light blue, pink and flesh color, eardi- hal. seal brown, every quality and every color of children’s hosiery. Four (4) pair of real English stockings, $1: one yard wide double twilled bed ticking, 25: three hundred (80) pieces of wool cassimeres and linens for men’s, boys’ and children’s wear, prices rang. ing from 2 $1.50; beautiful dress goods p: woo}, 15. Carter's, 711 Market Space.—Adrt. By UNIVERSAL acclamation Hable Bros., men and boys’ clothiers, corner D and 7th streets, are declared to offer the most satisfae- Yory advantages to buyers of clothing of anv ‘house in the District. “Hables Bros. evidently intend, by selling good goods at low prices, to drive a heavy business through the whole sea- ‘son ar no stock to carry over. This is wise —Adrt. A Novetry.—The managers of Brightwood Yark have made arrangements with Mr. Wm. €rawford.a professional pedestrian from New York, to walk a goatee of a mile while a horse trots a half-mile. This interesting match will take place immediately after the pacing race on Friday, the 24th: Mr. Crawford to re. if successful, and nothing in case of failure. BUILDING PERMITS ied_ by Inspector En- twisle: Michael Shea, remove a frame build- ing: $50. M. Menke, construct a three-story brick dwelling. 5 tween F and G streets: 40. R. G. Lowrey, construct a two-story brick dwellin; between North Capitol and Ast streets northwest ; #2.800. John E. Kendall, repair a building, Pennsylvania avenue: 0. Wim. Bartholomew, repair a brick dwell ‘ing, 1025 7th street northwest ; #700, MARRIAGE ENSES have been issued to Rudolph Reb and Amelia Jueneman: George Andrew Sharp and M Susan Tavior; J. M. Seibert and ry Hollahan ; John Muller an Matikia| Washington: Robert Harris and ancy Gaskins: Wm. B. Padgett, of Philadel- ia, Sadie C. Sweeny, of Prince George Dounty, Md. we BUNTINGS, all Soars, from 20 cents up; new spring dress goods, all the |: is season, from 12, 15, 20. enadines, from 12'4, 25, or bevs’ wear, from 2) cents up: mattings and @ileloths. Towson's Cheap Dry Goods Store, 6 Pennsylvama avenue, south side—Aart. CLosING SALE this evening of the Barlow collection ot peintings, bronses and engrav- n gra ings. Every piece wi Ene case! ot, Bigee Will be sold that ts put o CHILDREN'S Svrrs.—The very low prices—$2.59, Puan d #8, 9.9) M311. Everybody pleased with the ‘Sand excellence of our goods. A. Saks & Co., 316 7th street fake & Co., 316, 7 and 921 Pennsyl- time for holding the demoustration : adopted. Mr. Spier offered a resolution from the Ger- man woykingmen’s association, which was e dorset assembly, “to invite at the com. ing ma&s meeting no politicians of either party toaddress that meeting, showing by this meas- ure to the publie that there is talent and com- mon sense enough among the workingmen of this country to take their matters into their own hands and earry them successfully through.” The position of first vice presi A the assembly being vacant, Dr. A’ was elecied thereto, Dr. Thomas offered resolutions, which were adopted, requesting the President to have the time of commeneing the open air concerts of the Marine band changed t -¥** So that the working elasses may have equal opportu- nity with the wealthy and more favored classes of enjoying these afternoon concerts.” Mr. Armstrong read an editorial from the Republican, referring to remarks made by a delegate, and receiving assurance that the editorial was based on a miseonception of the remarks made he moved a vote of thanks to the Republican. ‘ Mr. H.C. Espy asked if the Rejuhlican was paying the union prices, and stated that he Bas been credibly informed that the work was sublet. My, Hamiiton said that he had into the work and found that the J was complying with the rules of the union. vd, that notwithstand- i y Stated that the oppo- sition tothe Post was not on account of its polities, there seemed to be han im- n, he again denied if, and said it was on the ground of its “ratting’ and thereby depriving men of their dues. They had a perfect right to give expression to their views as to papers Which attempt to take bread out of their mouths and puts them on starvation prices. z A delegate said that he would like to unier- stand the rules of the Typographical Union, and remarked that the New York Tribune. ‘ded as a rat office, pays 40 eents per thousand, while “‘ Munro's’ Dime Novel’ establishment, working under the Union, pays 30-cents. He had heard that a proposition had been made to the Post to do their work at 40 cents. Mr. Chappell said he would like to look into this matter before he voted for it. and favored referring the subject to a committee. The motion thanking the Republican was adopted, Mr. Chappell voting in the negative. Motions were made to thank the Post and “all papers, but were laid on the table. Mr. Thomas said that he saw by the papers that there was a proposition in Congress to reduce the pay of the police force ten per cent. and inerease the number. [A voice; They ought to reduce their pay 50 per cent.] ' He de- precated this proposition for they are a poorly aid set of men, who had not long since had Prete pay reduced ten percent. It was bad in prinefple and will _have the tendency to de- moralize the foree. It was true that the force was not large enough, but.to increase the number and reduce the’ pay was not the way to improve its efficieney. . Mr. Chappell opposea going outside the ranks of the Workingmen. The policeman was not a workingman, and ‘now receives a pay largely in excess of the workingman. Jt would not take ten hours to fill up the force with as good men as now at $0 per month; he would take one of the places at that rate if he could get it. The policeman now receives ae, day, and the mechanic $1, and they would arrest the latter asa vagrant. Mr. Armstrong asked if the pay of ove set of men was reduced wonldn’t it have the ten- dency of reducing the pay of others. Mr. Davis (of the Brickiayers), asked if they put the policemen down as laboring men. Why Some of them are so lazy they can hardly walk: it seems to be a labor for them to walk, and for this reason they may be called laboring men Dr. Thomas said he was astonished by the remarks made; the arguments were the same used by the capitalistic power whoare grinding the poor. He asked if it required a man to use a trowel or some other tool to be a laboring man. He took in as laboring men all who labor with their hands or brains. He defended the police, and said that those who conserve the panic peace, and protected their lives and Property s ould be well paid. r. Barker expressed astonishment that a man who called himself a workingman should on this floor assert his readiness to take the place of another at half price. Mr. Evans expressed the hope that Mr. Chappell’s remarks would not be reported, for the police would be tempted to arrest him. Mr. Chappell said he hoped his remarks would be reported. The motion to oppose in every honorable way the proposed action of the Committee on the District of Columbia in the House of Rep- ent of fred Thomas resentatives to reduce the wages of policemen in order that there may be an increase of the force, was adopted. BILL FOR DIVORCE AND INJUNCTION.—Yes. terday Harriet Scott Herrell filed a is order. in Baltimore in June, 1877, and she char; en as a depositor. ton. (Carter's, 711 bine, seal brown, dark green, cardinal, stee! plain and every color of light silk shy narrow cheek and stripes; ci 711 Market Space.—Advt. —————— BEstpes the enormous amount of money to be divided among the ticket holders of the uuisiana State Lottery company. it should drawing is in hands of merals Ge T. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia, : Lo ry be noted that the entire m: is in the The performance a t t evening ereated sueh langhter that seklom occurs at any place 3 rhe brilliant comedy of rveseent name. | mpany seemed to enter into the eecasion, and earry the audience ne whole evening. After performance, with Mrs. anche Ford in the title role, who was in good. and sang so admirably that she fairly er numerous {piends. Messrs. aylorand Burton also added much ure to the neater: The same Dill will be pt . " House —Box and Cox and the f Auvergne will be presented here this ny, the oceasion being a complimentary , tothe Analostan Boat Club. The a | enticing prostitution in the county—Le Droit ficiently popular to insure a good houses while the attractiveness performance is great enough to prevent mpty chairs. ‘Therefore, taking the | two together, a packed house’ may be ex. ‘instrets—Commencing to. mances at Ford's p. ra House for the remainder of the week. Ti 3 Tie Phonograph begins to talk at Tallmadge 1y.—The coming testimonial to Prof. Hay is one of the most deserved benefits that has heen, or can be given. There has r nee for charitable purposes of any Kind the past season to which he has not uted materially by his readings, recita- sent an enjoyable entertainment,and will keep Another Worthy Entertainment is the com- plimentary concert to be given at Willard’s Hall next Tuesday evening to Mrs. Roberts of ihe Capital and the penny lunch. It will be le, and_has for its object a sister of the accused, Who t one oceasion the di to | r has been winking!” At this she opened eyes and rolled over on the bed. h viou ed the docto: “Shall conductors of horse mily wagons, and other: be permitted to enjoy full standing in the ehure! isters’ meeting yesterday. Knapp, of Brooklyn, thought that times are yery different from what they were when David exclaimed: **Once I was young, now I am old, yet ha saken nor uncommon thing in ¢] said. tosee the righteous and their ch begging bread. He did not see how we Sunda considered it a sin to ride in the horse ears on Sunday. Brother Potter remarked that some matter what might be said. milk two or th: erence toa (Va.) newspaper to the eff Cunning, of the central in company with two others, in search daughter of a New York million disappeared mysteriously from her home, Su- perintendent Walling said yester officer had gone in search of the known doctor of this city, wh ed, had wandered away Harvard students have by the college authorities hay class have been expelled. employes. The deception wa: of the instructors, who slight system of exami of the Piano Makers’ yesterday at No. 158 omee_presid tition ‘or a divorce from bed and board with John Robert Herrell, and an injunction against the The parties were married S him with drunkenness, ill-treatment, locking her out of the house, attacking her in the Street. chopping up the furniture, &. She also charges that within the past year he has squandered about $3,000, ineluding #25) of her own money, and that he has to his credit about $1,900 in the German-American bank, and asks that that bank be restrained from | Paying this amount to his order. The respond- i never was connected with this: bank save SILKS! SILKS! StLKs!—One hundred (100) we are selling the cheapest si ‘ashing: mn cr ‘Market Space.) Navy le: made; small check and narrow stripe silk: white ound silk in lavender: black, Es and $1, $1.25, $1.50; our $1 and $125 black re ease special bargains. Carter’s,, Goov quality of auction, irom 4 ce Dry Goods Store, south side.—Advt. Hamburg edgings from mis np. ‘Towson's Cheap 9 Pennsylvania avenue, WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.—Sold by R. Golden & Bro., Agents, Washington, May 1873.—3.000 shad. from $10 fo #15 per 100; 10,000 herring, from $7 to $8 per 1.000. SEE CARD in anciion column, special sale of . jewelry and silver ware, at 619 Pennsylvania ayenue.—Adrt. THE COURT. PoLice Court—Judge Snell. To-day, Robert Sherlock was fined $20 for ¢arrying’a razor and $ for profanity. Ro Talbert was fined $100 or sixty. in’ jail fa park. Daniel James w: onthe parks. James orderly condite’ ‘as fined $5 for trespass jackson, loud and . Wm. James, assauit on Charles Y. Wilmarth, suspended, and personal recognizance taken for appearance when called for. Win. Cogan, assault and battery on John Watts. This was a sudden personal encounter which sprung up without any 2p. parent cause—words were passed and blo: followed, in which Mr. Watts got the wor it; judgment suspended. Calain @ charged with Heep nga lotte: shop in Ball’s alley. Lt. Kelly, with Oiticers Martin and Kearney, raided the place yester. day and arrested the defendant and received the book and record of drawings. Several witnesses testified, showing the occupation of defendant, and the eourt imposed a fine of $100 or sixty days in fel. The court remarked that in these cases he imposed a minimum fine, but a repetition of the offence would re- sult ina heavier fine. Lt. Kelly said he had learned that some of the witnesses had been intimidated, and he asked the tection for them from the court. The judee id there was alawto punish for intimidation of wit- nesses which would certainly be enforeed when proven before him. Robert Williams, alias Frank Barker, petit lareeny; sixty days in jal THE VOsBURGH TRIAL.—The prosecution in the trial of Rev. George B. Vosburgh, at Jer- sey City, N. J., on the charge of wile-poison- ing, rested its case on Monday. Professor Doremus explained, with the aid of a 1: diagram, how he had obtained the aetna metal, antimony, from the specimens. b him by Dr. Cornell, M nrgh’ i who contends sburgh poisoned his wife's medic i The process was similar to that of nickel-plating. i he had really obtain result of the first part gain ies: if used profane to his wife, during at_his aceuser as if tified, accusing him of and indecent Jangua which Vosburgi star anxious to confront him. The testimony tor the defence was opened by Miss Ida Vosburgh, tified that on i that Mrs. ng. and Mr. bedside. Vosburgh’s death w Vosburgh and M Witness Kept h 9 ye on Mrs. V ctiy saw her winking. i turned brother and said, “Why, George, she Shi ly disposed of everything, bout the funeral MINISTERS’ Views OF WoRK ON s ars, drivers who work on Sun of day was the question in the Baptist min- Brother Halse: e ve L not seen the righteous for- nis seed. begging brea It is no hese days, the speaker ren ‘kK on brethren could be avoided. Severa brother had said that he did not buy milk on Sunda As for himself he did not Buy it, but he te it from a milkman and paid for it on a week day. He eant to Keep, on taking ii, no de did not fancy ee days old. It was no worse, ke milk and ride in the hor Sunday than for ministers to ady: tise their sermons in the Sunday newspapers and buy them to see how their names look in print. Lvew SEARCHT NE Lapy.—In ref. atement published ina Richmond ct that Detective office, was in boat city ° ‘ire who had day thai the of a well who, while dement- rom her home. ayd went to Richmond. The lady sane, but not violent, aud has on several oceasions previously eluded_ the vigilance of her friends and slipped out of the house. The detective has not yet been suc cessful in his search for the wanidere; HaRVvarp Stub: ‘o members of the junior and also one or two vealed by one Itered the pa- robably be an eniirely new pers. There will PIANO MAKERS ON oe ci avenue, Robt. Barthol- i. It was reported that the workmen of Behr & Peck, piano manufactur- ers, on 2th street and 10th avenue, fifty in number, are still on a strike. The firm re. duced the pay of the men from $1 to 5) cents per pair of cases. The hands at once struck. A committee of three was appointed to collect subscriptions for the Support of the men now ona strike.—LY. ¥. World, 20th. RIFLES FOR TURKEY.—The Providence R.1. Tool Company is now engaged in manufactur- ing 100,000 stand of rifles for Turkey, being the last of original contract for 500,000, and a supplementary contract will soon be_made, it is thought, for 100,000 more to take the place of arms lost in the recent war. The company has no contracts with Russia. Not So Very Hor rok War.—A Moscow correspondent says that the project to found a fleet of cr '$ is likely to prove a failure. As yet, subscriptions to the extent of only 25,000 roubles (or barely £3,000) have been re- ceived by the Moscow committee, although its operations began nearly a month ago. The apathy with which the Russian people regard the project is considered to plainly indicate that the masses are not inclined for another war. L_oUlsiana sTarE LorTERy. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This Institution was regularly incorporated by the islature of the State for Educational and Charl- 1868, with a Capital of $1,000,000, we added a reserve’ fund of $350,000. Its Grand Single Number Drawings ly. JE never senles or post- pones, Look at the foliowing Distrib tion: GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, ‘During which will take place the EXIPRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAW- ING, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, J 11TH, Under the personal supervision’ and management Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, And Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia, CAPITAL Pitizie $100,000. Ag Novick—TICKETS ARE TaN DOLLARS ONLY; HALVES. $5; FIFTHS, $2; TENTHS, $1. $109, 2 a0 20.000 30-000 ae 30,000 49,000 69.000 100,000 20,000 10.000 7,500 11,279 Prizes, amounting to. $522, 500 BME SS AG. nat a pal _ ‘Commissioners, Write for Circulars or send orders to M, A. DAUPHIN, P.O. Bow 69%, New Orleans, Louisiana. myl5-w&s8t (yaemcnes Givine STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, Should not fail toget FUSSELL'S SPLENDID myll-lm_ VANILLA ICE CREAM. SUITS IN LIGHT and DARK PAT- BiPebaiacpricss cise winlastoutes pou, at ‘GOOD BUSIN ESSSUIT FOR $7, CHEAP- Ay est Bult in the clty tor the at ‘ape A: STRAUS: 1011 Penn, ave, iE REAL EST. ASSOCIATES, Room 53 Corcoran utiding ae ‘pee pur- aloe’ of $15,000," Mabey athena Bare fered. my9-2w* denied be eae Dhligg as m0 RTBAUR, GEORGETOWN. REAL ESTATB SALE.—Mr. John Simms has sold his residence on West, near Congress teet adjoining the property of Mr. Jonn FE ~ Libbey for 312,000. Tue is a three-sior: and basement doubie SINGLE SKULL RACE—A single skull race Place to-morrow at 5:3) p.m. between Fr. Roberts, F. Barbarine and Chauncey Bestor, of the Potomac Boat elub. boat Medley 1,800 bush- corn to Hartley Bro. ; and 200 do. wheat, to RCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. — Offerings on 2,200 bushels wheat, sold as shel Ww s 4143 50 do.. at $1.02: 60 do., at $1. TTLE MARKET—(1 lowing is a correct report of the sales of cattle at Drovers’ Rest ed_and sold at 5 sheep and lam old sheep at 2 to $3 per head cents per pound. ; GraIn.—Arrived by els wheat and 800 also 1,200 bu bot ‘overs’ Rest.)—The fol- | yesterday: 43 | 4 to 514 cents per ‘old as follow: lambs at 4 to 514 nd calves at #25 | | prop | AT B | Teame, | Morrow te | Mail: Barry Middl CITY ITEMS. EVERY Lapy tle of Lodille’s He 1 as cures headache. PORTANT advanee in the manufacture soaps was the intros in the city should keep a bot- dache Specifi duction of glyce- ine. The Transparent Soaps of J.& EAt- kinson really contain alarge percentage of this vaiuable ingredien * Tailor, 1011 New York avenue. ne goods, economy, styles and fit. Please eal Hosterrer’s STOMACH BITTERS.—There is ual to the enjoyment experienced ieted when using this valuable its sure and vigorous red stomach. and the specific. Its mild tone, action upon a disorde: cleansing of the entire human body, recom- pene it to the whole community as a reliable THERE 18 NOTHING MysTERIOVS about the rom the skin of eruptions, n bruises, ulcers and sores through the influence of Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Sul- phur is a potent purifier and healer of the skin, and is most beneficially utilized in this disappearance fi burns, sealds, your youth use Hill's Instanta. You will never buy any other if you once see “Excelsior” Refrigerator in use at Hamilton Y. M.C. A. Building, $th and D sts. RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf- ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis- cured without medicine. 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His dry cleanser re- | ffectually from any article, ives them an appearance id Gloves cleaned; two the child from To LADIES AND near 9th street. latest improveme: superior work. e8; 25 years’ expel moves grease spots and careful pressin; as if newly made. pair for 25 cents. FESTIVALS A SaEAY FESTIV. Music. will be held'at V and FRIDAY EVENI r the benefit of the Churel jormed Episcopal. —______. GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. )R SALE—The East Wing of 23 teet front by 120 deep, being Brick Building with three chambers: also, west of my house, 20 feet front. ‘The ye ication at 163 West INNEY. my20-1m ff — Mrs, H. C, SHERMAN. VREREY AND ICE MM AND Y ) Readings and ou THURSDAY St., Georgetown, WM. H UR MOTTO, EXCELSIOR! CLEANSING, CLEANSING, DYKIN CLEAN: LADIES’ anu’ GENTLEMEN’S G. H. WHEATLEY, STREET, Georgetown, D, C. Established 1831, and never excelied before or sine, to which the eof the District and thousands of others uf 2 States and Territories will testify. Send us your orders, PROFESSIONAL. H. ¥, WRIGHT, ic Physician, 824 9th st. treating (without drugs) A« and Chronic Diseases, Consultation free, and Engincer. posit Co."s Bu: Ww. 49 JEFFERSON Clairvoyant and eminent success in N, DUTTON oy Rooms 18 and 19, Bate De cor. 15th st. and New York ave. ENRY J. ENNIS, ent Office. Electri }, 711 G street, clan and Model DPerimental work a specialty. Expert in Patent causes. je19-ly Rk. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist. Removed to southeast corner 7th and! E streets northwest. Teeth inserted $7 GI8T.—Mrs. Dr, ELLIS, enue. If you would know the truth all things. 0 a.m, to9 p.m. NK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, th street W., treats successfully the Most obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases, gultetion free, Office hours—8 » Con- tolla. mimes BE. J. B. GIBBS, DENTIST, REMOVED TO 703 15TH BTREET, ay Over ‘Thompson's R. DUKE. Dentist, 423 7th street southwest, between D and E streets, sets of Teeth, $8; Teoth filled, $1; Extract-{ ing without pain, 60 cents, warranted, OTEL RICHELIEU, Yo. 1728 Penn’a avenue, LAN Prot. LOUIS BCHNEIDER, assisted by twelve select Artists of the Marine Band, is engaged for “ason. Concert commences daily at 8 p.m. In order to secure a select audience, Admission Tickets will be issued by the proprietor on applica- L. EISINGER, Proprietor. D Decadal REFRIGERATORS, All sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR, Biron ly built handsomely finished, and re icez are Ponduetors have Slate tone Bletved, Perfect Refrigerator, . W. BEVERIDGB, Mate ‘Webb & Beveridge.) 1009 Penw'aaves bet. 10th a Sole packed with a perfect non- AFF, FLEISCHMANN & CO., Gioreital al Mannfacturers and Introdicers into COMPRESSED YEAST, leave to inform the public that all such prepar- is, &c., should call for GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & C0."S GBNUINE ARTICLE, ‘Warranted free from chemicals. Creaver. A LARGE ASSORTMENT, OF ALL STYLES AND PRICKB, MALLETS and BALLS sold separate. WM. BALLANTYNE & 428 Seventh OD LB. CANS SPICED COVE OYST! dis) from no tainkragt sale Of J, b. Mabony & Dg ishment, Baltimore, Just GUILD, southeast corn sylvania avenue and 10th street. (PRONKS! THUNK TRUNKSHY TRAVELING BAGS. SATOHELS, variety, yWH and other ree ary Ohm oven abiay W BALESROOMS, of any’ style desired, made to order on tue prealoss, 7 _imanhy de. Revnirot and Trunks covered as AMUSEMENTS. REDUCED PRICES OF ADMISSION. THE SPARKLING COMEDY IN THE SPARKLIN: CHANGE M ATIN A CHAMPAGNE AND OYSTERS For the Lauies and Children, Y 27th MA s MR. GEORGE ©. KONIFACE and THE SOL. DIER‘S TRUST COMEINATION my22-tr TIONAL THEATER. To-night. JET Lien INFANTRY AND PACING. IGHT WOOD PARK, WAY 2 THURSDAY, May 231,— J.-H. Morrow ente Ned Buckley; J GC renters Tom Field and Potom Boy and Washin; FRIDAY. Ma Morrow enters Salome: Belle: E. O. Sanderson, Frank: @ . Garges. Horses calied at 3:30; rotung °6 | commence at 4 o'clock sharp, Stages will leave ne race Ade principal hotels each day in time miselon to Grand Stand and all raris of the Track cents, SE REITING. t anagers. ©. EARL, See 22 Fo RD'S OPERA HOUSE. THREE NIGUTS ONLY. THURSDAY, FRICAY. SATURDAY. May 23, . MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2, First appearance in Washington of STODDART'S ONIGINAL A SABLE MINSTRELS, ALABAM All genuine darkies from Alabawa, said by con petent judges to be the finest Min- stFel 'T-ovpe of the time. Men. 20 Arti Averything New, Original and Attractive. The Manager Las ‘veduced sot al ible. Matinee, 25, 15> a Fox Office daily, and at TLomp:on’s drug store, 16th st., near New York avenue, my2t Be DIGON 'SSPEAKING PHONGGRAP«s wiil be on ext.ibition a TALMADGEHALL, for 2 limited time, commencing THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 2311, 1878, Makes permanent record of any somnd ant 1 duces itai any future time Repeatsorations, eS aud instrumental music, with marvelous tideltts, Exhibition, with explanatory lectures, at 10 a. m,. 2 p.m. and 8 p.m, daly? dmission 25 cents = my215° J) %corn BALL. —— a COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL. TO MISS ANNA WARREN STOR ¥y, MONDAY EVENING, May 27, 1572. ADMISSION... tees ONE DOLLAR, Reserved seats, without extra charge, at Metze- Tott?s, my 20-ded FORD'S OPERA HoUsE. WEDNESDAY, Mev 221, COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO THE ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB, Arthur Sullivan's Comie Opera, X AND BOX, By MESSRS, PUGH, YOuNG AND NYMAN, XD Offenbach s Operetta, THE ROSE OF AUVERG) ¥ Ey Mzssrs, Pron > N ‘Tickets 75 cents, at Metzero Music Store. Reserved seats, 25 cents extra, my13~- 13-4" ByA ON EXHIBITION 36 626 AND BALE 26 p Est. AT St. DARKRITER: FREE AKT GALLERY AND STORE, E STREET, Choice O11 Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c, 1 Also, largest stock of Paper Han ‘ings, Wind shades, Pletures, Frames) Picture Gora ana sels, Rings, Nails, &c., In the District, ‘Ma- TERMS CabHl, 4#a- Please remember Name and Number. }y1-1y F. ilicigglo enters Lady | turning, wave Richard et the prices of alniis- that One and ail can enjoy a pleasant even- 07 ‘as- HE SPRING IS HERE.— WN: t T to Sell,—Ladies*, Gents and sniiaren a cacte of Wearing A Bovis, Bhoes a PI C.. at eX~ traordinary” hi; prices at “JUSTH'S Old Stand," No. 619 D street nw All ete, mail will be promptly attended margg-tr RAILROADS. BALtTiMone AND OHIO RalLnoaD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. NATIONAL ROOTR AND SHORT LINE TO THE NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH- Max 1:30 Bax A.M. LEAVE WASHINGTON: 35:00, 2-m.—Baltimore, Mlilcott City and Way +5:20 a.m.— Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston Exp 6:50 a.m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way 8ta- ons. and Way Stations between Relay aud Piet mont, +7:40—Baltimore Express. 8:10 a.m,—Point of ks and Way Stations. 8:30 a.m.—NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA, Ros- 'RESS. PARLOR CAR ielphia, 18:35 a.m.—St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitisburg Express, Uoknects for Hagerstown and Valley Branch except Bunday, Cais except Sat- urday. Through Car to Staunton. PARLOR CAR to Grafton and SLEEPING CAR to Cincinnati, Co- TON AND BALTIMORE to New York and Philadt lumbus, Chicago, Juaction and Sandusky ‘9:00—0) g, Sunday only, Baltimore, "Annapolis and Way Station: 10:00 a,m,—Baltimore Express. and Wi 41:30 BosTON EXPress, On 8 35 dain aithinore, Bladensburg, Annapoli: :30 p.m.— nnapolis super ‘and Laurel Express. Frederick via Relay to Baltimore and m.—Frederick, Point of Rocks, Hagers- town, Winchester and* Way- Stations, Sunday to Polnt of Rocks and Way Stations oniy, {4:40 P.m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- Ps. +5:80 p.m.—Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore Express. Ellicott City. PASSENGERS FOR Nor- FOLK TAKEN IN THE CAUS DIRECT TO BOAT AT DAN ‘ON, jo -connection Sunday for Norfoik. Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel, ~ +6:50—Baitimore and Way Stations. +7:15—Cuic?GO AND CoLUMBUS EXPRESS, SIBAD mee Baitiwore tepress, 10 p.m,—Baltimore +9. 35 8t. ‘Louis, Cincinnasi, Loutsville and Pitts- SLEEPING CARs to St. Lonis and burg Express, Pittsburg. No counection for Pittsburg Sunday, 49:80 pin. New. p.m. YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR to New York, and SPECIAL SLEEPING CAR to Philadel- Bl ‘Trains marked (+) daily. ing stop at y Station. For farther Information apply at Ticket, Offices t corner New Jersey avenue and : 486, 601 and 603 Pennsylvania avenue, and 613 15th pe Dor Le mic Tem- s prockred and ondsre Sil te talon f for baggage checked and received to any point In the city. to, ‘W.M. CLEMENTS, Master ‘y _M. General Ticket Agent, iyi corenee 8. KOONTZ, ‘Genera Agent. 1878 renxsrivama 1878 ro NORTH, War AND SOUTHWEST, Splendid poenery penery, Magnificass Hatipmens, Arar ah, 1878. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, ‘corner of Sixth and B 5 burg and the West, 10:10 a.m. daily, re fa Oe eb eee BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, For ‘Sunday. 4 the Kast, 1:30 p.m, daily. ex- sg eS ey ee wil ington to ton. For N. Y., all 8 , except Sunday, For Annapolis, 6:55 a, m. and 4:30 p, m. daily, ‘except Sunday. ALEXANDRIA AND ERICKSBU! RAILWAY AND EXANDRIA AN. Pitan dee, Ao For faye? On ‘96 9:10 a.m, 12:10 p,m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis Pep re, ty, Po! P.m.—NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND jinday ane wn, where tickets can Canandaigua, Ni Falls and the north. at 7:40 p.m. daily. except , with Palace Cars to Watkins. For Baturday, with 6.7, 8, 8: 20,32 ms 3,3) via Bichmond, 2:45 a, m. daily; mine tet ai eae, 1: Gn Bumday ac8rid aa Sa scenes — | EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS | —< GRAND PICNIC AT LOLFFLER™S W Actas STON CITY GARDE THURSDAY, Moy Tho most enjoyabie aftatl of the season, AM sheuid go th my 22-9) SQUSDaY EXCURSION, New fast Steamer JOHN W. TLOMPSON Will lea orfelk Whart, terminus of the 7ihor Mh street cars, EVER} ext? SUNDAY (weather permitting), for’ GLYMONT, at 3.30 p. m,, returning to Washing- ton about 8 p.m. "Fare (round trip) 25 cents The said 8 rean be Chartered forthe river on every WEDNESDAY. The Steamer JANE MOSELEY, having been painted and her boiler and machinery thoroughiy overhanied, cau be Chartered on reasonable terins by applying ar eof the Company, Room 3 over National Metropolitan Bank. m321-3m SAMUEL BACON, President. TPO RICHMOND ON DECORATION DAY bt T EXCURSION METROPOLITAN Ax 7) PU STEEED ME) CHURCHES, Via Baltimore’ aud) Potomac Bailrvad. ROUND TRIP $2 tickets for sale at the depot, Ty foliowing places: Ballantyne & Parke Si9 7 ES c ANS, 627 Pa. ave : Robt Beal Whitaker £ Son, 941 Pa. ave: I st.; C.A. Wimer. 1302 F st: Parseti*s, ‘Th mpson’s, 703 15: ave. east, LN te: 9: 223 Pal HE DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN. having the exclusive control of Marshall Hall for the day, will give their 8th Annual Exenrsion to that pleasant Summer Resort, MAY 30, 18° The ccmmittee of arrangeme: have secured theelreant and commo- dious Steamer k XPRESS, and the: ~ services of Prof. Pistorio's Brass and String Band, and feel assured they have made arrangemonts by qhieh thelr’ many’ friends may spend a pleasant Y ‘Steamer will leave her wharf, foot of 7:h st., at 9 a&m., returning at 8 p.m, Tickets admitting gen- Ueman and Ladies, $1: no charge for children ac- d hy parents. Tickets tobe had of the 13 my18-9¢ PERSON CURSTON y D OH1O KAILROAD, , THURSDAY, May 80TH Bpecial inducements to Organized Bod'es, Tune of departa fuiure advertisements, Parties will haveabon’ seven = hours at Harper's Ferry i ae Fare for round trip $1,405 ~ Children over 5 and under i2 years, 70 cents, for Sakets apply at J. BRAD. ADAS 8 Depot, 5 XN HALL. bopwiac FUMMER ‘RESURT hasbeen refitted, aud is now open for nip Excursion Partles te. The we HOWn caterers, Englehart and Bow are again inebarge of {he Frounds. Parties wishing toohare J the grounds will apply to JOS. ENGLEHART, northwest corner 6:n st. and Maryland ave, s.w gr te GEO. BAUER, Powhatan House m3 15 iD SUNDAY EXCUR- re “COCK ADE CITY NDAY, Regan LY STON On the Will take place NeXT SUS Jeaving the 7th st. wharf at 3 o'clock and returning at 8, landing at Fort ashington going and returning, Tickets 25 cis. ; no charge for dren un yo ren under ten Donch’s Band, sixteen pieces, Billy Wrightand Hammnersly. Caterers. This Barge can Le chartered for $60. mrs ECORA TION DAY ON THE WATER $2.00 TO FORTRESS MONRO: 0) LK, Se AND THE CAPES! NORFOLK. en hours at. Wortress Mo... gad tnree bourse Norfolk and + EZ ortismouth nsvy yard. bench of the /\? 24+ For the EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Y, May 80, 1878. The JANE MUSE- THURSDA tyne’s Bookstore; or of M er, 1022 laryland avenue ‘northeast; H. V. Hudson's, H and 8th sts. n.e.: Joseph Free. F street, opposite Eb Miles House, $12 F stréet north- id & Hall, Druggists, Atexandri nnittes, orat the Wharf. Sice ¢. Number of tickets limited. . can be had on the boat; or, 3 Fried if preferred. No liquor soldon the boat. A string avd brass band will be in attendance. “The committee pledge theis-ives to Mnaintain the best order, and attenc of their gueste, the comfort y4-2an2wadta RIVATE EXCURSIONS PARTIES PP NOTICE.—The steam par DAVID M. KEY can be char- red to run any pointon the Po- tomac. from $20 to $30 perday. She is caticely Dew, fast and safe. For information address Lo Box 685, or apply at the wharf, foot of or our office. 510 ¥ st, n w. ' Respec Inland Mail Transportation Co. SUNDAY EXCURSION. —The Steamer S wAttAxo wit resume her trips to MARSHALL HALL SUNDAY, May 5, 1878, and ‘every’ Sunday thereafter during the excursion season (weather permitting.) Leaves 6° et Wharf at 3‘ p.m. Heturning, arrives in Washington. at gbout'8:307.m. Fare to Marshall Hall and return, cents, veane watato oan be stercered cea slons on sonable terms by applying at office of « Mattano, foot of 6th and N streets cw, OF BET my2-im G, TUCKER JONES, Agent. LYMONT PAVILION. ie taeains ‘o Charge for ne 5 This beautiful summer resort has changer’ its management and has been placed in first-rate order for the coming season, and 110 charge, as heretofore, will be made at this landing. Apply to8.¥_ 8MITH. Proprietor. BRAD, ADAMS. 812 Fst.. or POWER & WHITE. 15 King st.. Alexandria, Va., for open dates.a29-1m* LEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOR FISH- ing, &c. JOSEPH PASSENO.— = ‘73 Water street apl8-3m Georgetown. D. PIANOS AND ORGANS. EXTERMINATION Of the BOGUS PIANO & ORGAN. DEALERS. ‘To protect the public from the impudent false- hoods and fraudulent pretensions of obscure coun- try dealers who claim to be MANUFACTURERS but ARE NOT, and who seek to palm off inferior instruments at prices apparently low, their utter anuihilat MENSE STOCK of P TORY PRICES DURING this MONTH. Send for Lilt. Cataiognes, HORACE WATERS & SONS. 40 East 14th st.. N.Y, my3-m,w&f,1m&k10.94. L. WILD & BRO.. 723 ith st. n.w., Prac- * tical Piano and Musical Instrument lakere, give attention to TUN. ING and REPAIRING Pianos, Organs' and other Instruments, Prices'as low as consist- ent with honest work. Also, Agents for the Stic the Kranich & Bach and’ the Humming-B! Pianos, -__ mard3-or ECKER BROS’ GRAND. UPRIGHT, AND SQUARE PIANOS, AND BUR-, DETT ORGANS, at Bole Agent. UHN, ‘ical Plans ical 30 maker, 007 10th st. aaningzon, D. C., formerly foreman with F.C. Lights & Co.,'and tuner with Steluway & Sons. mar19-tr ALLET DAVIS & CU. PIANOS.— Tight Pianos a Specialty. Clos groom H a] see. trat-trs EE Le SUMNER, GLE oe ‘M. KNABE & CO.°8 WORLD-RENOWN- ED PIANOS.—These jaruments have Lag ges sae pata r forty and have rece! pleted ister SARE Ee nrewene favorite Pianos, and Pianos from other celebrated manufacturers constantly on hand. Shoninger’s Pianos and Organs sold, rented Particular attention paid to Tun- ERBACH’S Plans Warereeen, aie Lith sete s i ‘arerooms, ‘ew doors above Penna, av. octla-tt ——— BOOKS AND STATIONERY. LATEST PUBLICATIONS. A sis of History, by Sam’l. Willard. Mod- ern ings in Town and Count Hony,” Studio, Field and Galery. ive A . De Paint Photographs, by G. B. A) Anslysis, by J. Norman E Series. er Pennefeather, ry Harper's Library of American F. Reaping the Whirlwind, by author of O'd Myddicton’s Money, The God Son of a Marquis, by Andre Theu- riet. Less Black Than We Are Painted, by James Payn. Decetvers, Ever; by Mrs. H. Lov: ett Cam- eron. Is He Popenioy: ? Anovel, by A. Trollope, eer, by 8 Bir C: maps and illustrations, $12. OF 1.60. The Voyage of the - 2 vols. 8 vO., Mi IN BROS., a 1015 Pa. av. EE THOSE HANDSOME SACK 8Ul' Gipetcteres BAe oe it hot a FIN: iT yA DRY GOODS. R in eo co. BRPPEAP S°%s. on man opera shalis. § long Relbriggan i. 0c. Thomps Corsets, $1 Bunting Biack Grenadines, 20. per 1 Greuadines, 10°.” per yard 200-yard Spool Gorton, Be. ds first class d selected mm storks 07 the best tm lactarers in the Untied States, BRUDHFAD & Oo bet, BP and 10h (300) PT rece: navy hy DOT Hers re Mobalrs: Rieck Silks 33. We are selling an excelienc net make, cousidere} the best workd.) at SL, b $1.25. We finish Black Bik, (Gvinet is Black Silk fs a Srectau we eel! from 50 to 100 yards, Spa ortings TERS, Marke Colored Siiks, in seal brown, cardinal, uM, steel Color. dark green, lead, " ch of Mi ks, Checked Silks, ‘Striped Siiks, very light shades, We have received one hundred (1(0) pieces of Silks, bought at the very them at the lowest cash pii-e and we are welling cost. Fn ree hamden Linens for ‘oes rangins jas, exeellent Elis Siocking. S Wear very large size Bridal Quite Gave Rhite. $1 50: excellent quality mat raed eae beh, “both tailed and tock. 86 tach Sad Se _myid-r CARTERS. 511 Market Space. W "+ oven on monpay, - MAY 13, 1878, 100 pieces new Spri s00D8. TR Igees Dew Spring DRESS GOODS, (rom 12, BUNTINGS, all colors, 200, black GRENADINES, new stock, 25. 31, 37.86 €, . CLOTH, for Boys’ Suite, 2c, up. Black ALPACA, I5c. and up, All Woo! Black CASHMER Hamburg EDGI MATTINGS, CARPETS and O11 Sheeting COTTONS, cheap. Table LINENS from 25c,. up. Turkey Red Table LINEN, 50c, up, White Col NTEKPA NES, 50,75,$1 $1 25,51 #@ Bargains in Dry Gowis at palied ©. M. TOWSON & « 636 Pennayteania sven a mth Lores, myll-tr oe. in Wastageoe at 20, 25. 30 and 35 conte par k of Bourettes, Silks, Lawns, Madam Bowman. one of the most 2 able Dressmakers thts sii New’ oui reoms for her business on second floor of 0 K street front, ee ee No. 928 77m s7,.¥° W: BURDETTE & Co, No. 706 K ST. Xow. H : my9-tr Sus: SILKS SULMS ttt yeieeant Summer Siiks, 68 to 65c.; great redue- n Al' Wool Buntings. 25 to 31¢., wor: 0c. m AUW veges, 25: sold everywhere t aabed unting less than marke: price, AWNS RACTIficed, 10, 12's to Br, Best Pacific La ahd 105, Good Calton, 436 Victoria and Bishop Lawns from auction, cheap. Shetland Shawis, 1 ‘acques. sacrificed, Large stock Fancy Hostery cheap: teoArPets at cost; Mattings cheap: Bazar Pate All leading makes Cottons at wholesaie prices, my9-tr oo oe “* ULE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT,” OPEN FRONT, Ready-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linon Linings to the Bosom, made of W; c and twenty-one hundred Linen, Featy a a t to put on. for only $1.25. 4 for only. $1.25. Our Roads are made by "us and — ee een eS GEO. MEGINNESS, Factory—75 W. Fayette ” Branch 1002 F st-'u.w.. Wasmnore* ay87-1m 57 STH stn STH OSTH FIFTH GRAND SPECIAL SALE or BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, We sel! a Silk worth 0c, for 75, We sell a Silk worth $1 for 870. We sell a Silk worth $1. 1245 for $1. We sell a Stik worth § -10, We sell a Silk worth $1.50 for $1.25, We sell a Silk worth $1.75 for $1.40. We sell a Silk worth $8 for $1.60. Persons who wish to buy Sliks are assured that We mean what we say. We have what we advert We buy all our Silks at importers’ auctions in New York aud Philadelphia, and we can and we a offer the greatest batgaius ever seen ie this oy CONNOLLY'S, apSi-tr_608 Ninth street, opp. Patent OMee. SPLENDID LINE OF KID VES. A Soe A’ few Marseill $2" toiled worth i: | Dar peo ust Corset, tee steels pair, ‘Cassimeres from 12% to "be yard: meres from 20 to 75c, ; Alpacas from BBA ar nen Table Damask ac. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL, ‘To reduce stock, I will offer for a'few days, Best Four-ply LINEN COLLARS. 8 for $1, LINEN CUFFS, 28 cents a pair, READY MADE SHIRTS, which have been so popular, are still seilt and 7 ents for the tfntsbed, Suished, cents; laundr! to wear.) Po Large stock of BOYS" SHIRIN 1s idee sna 1 inches. DRESS SHIRTS made tw order, from $1 28. nucrrainteed low prices, complete, it 80 w” myl4-Im _o== STOCK or STRAW HATS aA For Gentlemen, Youths and Boys, just received, Elegant assortinent of Ladies and Gentlemen's SUN UMBRELLAS. at the lowest market prices, UMBRELLAS and PARASULS covered and re- Paired in the best manner. WALTER KER, Harter, 1 Office, 1419 Avenue, apli-tr Above Willard's Hotel, TRAW HATS. IN GREAT ABUNDANCE, ‘or men, youths and children. Gelebrated Mack baw Straws, all grades. Silk Umbrelias, $3.60 BZ and up. Best Gooas, ‘Lowest Prices. INEMETZ, Ha’ my9tr 1237 Penn. ave., next cor. st. 0, Xx: mar *' Fruit c the Loom bas been ® fa vorite for a long time at €0 cts, unfinished, and 75 Einest 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 for $1. ‘@@-Sold at our Branch, 1002 F street n.1. margi-tr ©. GEO, MEGINNIBS, Gar ¥F. SCHAFER, MBRCHANT TAILOR, sige ee WITH CANvas Cover,