Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1878, Page 4

"THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY June 5, 1878. Weather Indications To-day. Orvict OF CxI ‘Fy SIGNAL OFFICER. jasiington, June 5, isi& he lower lake region and middle states, higher pressur brisk northwest to northeast sing to high along the coast, ure than on Tuesday, and very yy clear or partly cloudy weather, possibly oceasional slight Coast rains. LOCAL N#ws. Amusements, &c., To-night. Grave € al. Talmadge F hibition of the phono- graph. All Souls’ Church.—Lecture by Col. A. Be ree M. E. Church.—Fe: ona R sts —Festival. anbra Summer rden.—Grand con- vival. Al eert. Condensed Locals. From J.C. Parker we have the New York papers in advance of the mails. - storm last night, coin. at All Soul's chu to rrow (Thursday) e Chas. R. Dodge, for ten e ist of the Depat resigned his position. years past assisiant iment of Agricul He had the ry at nd stands well as a scientific ist. New York weeklies. deparument has ar le time for the Lady s between this city th ture, ha advantage Vale colle mber of the as- ppointed special The casicet Lin front of K velvet On top lay t under thi ums ofthe pu stood af estal oi Just in front bove it, and white flow ven with urd atiache Atoken of spect from the elerks of General Pe Kate division inthe Adju The funeral services w May MeCauley. After he delivered a Short and th aveyed To owing to the door br General To 1, . Williams, seember of Congr nh, Genera; B.C) Drum, Gen Hon. H Willard, ‘Thomas Wilson, jamin, Capt. d e the sane train, accom Major Benjamin, F ekwell, Captain J Bingham ot’ the pall Mus. KaTe SPRAGUE IN CouRT. Cireuit Court, Judge Humphre gue agt. Welch was cailed, and Mrs. Kate Justice Chase) sues the possession of the farm al Edge the landlord and tenant act of the moval When the Hon. Kos. g P ard before Mr. Bente Conkling appeared for Mrs. 5, I yesterday John Selde nd Mr. Davenport for We pers the renting of the ground ap. red to be from W: who @ agents for M and who notified Welch to quit, on tion that he had n paid the rent. , however, contended that under rent was Jand, no admissi by On the other hand, it was urged that as the right to recover was based on the fact tha the rent had not been paid, this sort of pai ment should be considered. Judge Humpn- reys said that he must be governed. by the law, however hard it was, and in this form of | action there was no room for set-vif. orning the jury gave a verdict for the by direction of ‘the court, and jud iment Was entered for possession On October first. ——. BUILDING AssociaTION.—The sixth annual meeting of the North Washington Building association was held last evening at No. 617 street, and the following oflicers were elected: John Cook, president; Geo. A. R. MeNeir, vice president; Jas. Fraser, treasurer; John A. Prescott, secretary; W. M. White, Geo. H. Wood, A.B. Jameson, Alfred Faleoner, Gage, ALY vell, ©. B. Brookes, D. W. C. Brochead and ‘y C. Dailey, directors, The reportot the secretary showed reeéipts—@i3,- $8.16, including #,227-99 advances repaid on disbursements—$15, 691.95, 38 ne. The advance account shows es advanced on during the year, mak- total of 1,419, on which Surat has been $122,93 has been unpaid hares, leaving 215 shares, on which 4 have been advanced. The net a: | number of shares, ; > advanced on); value ef och share, #04; average premium, 40 per ~ cent, ———— METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.—At the Session of the fourth district conference of the Methodist Protestant Church (composed of the ministers and laymen of sixteen of the churches in this vicinity) yesterday afternoon, Kev. Dr. E. J. Dri use delivered an ad- dress on tne interests of the church paper. An essay on the “New Hymnal” was read by i « t « Roth to same, | x Barker moved, in ord: printers should not be debarred irom part Pp t se I Rey. Dr. Wilson; also, one on “the prerequi- sites for extempo! us preaching,” and one by Dr. Shermer on “systematic giving.” ‘Ths morning the subject piieetings, tea K Si Mr. Me ron mis- and dis THE RUSSELL MANDAMUS CAss.—Yesterday Mr. John H. Kusseli, by ex-Senator Carpenter apd Messrs. Cuppy and Ingersoll, fled a peti- tion in the court for a writ’ of maada- mus on Horwe Austin, third auditor, commanding him to state his (Russell's) ac: count for the loss of his steamboat, which he claims was destroyed by the confederates whie it was in charge of U.S. forces. It will be remembered that this case was recently before the court, and was decided agaiust the relator on the ground that no formal demand had be: ade on respondent for asettiement his difficulty has now, it is "and respondent refus- ly with the demand, the relator now files this petition for the suit. ‘THE Educational and Charitable Institutions New Orleans are in constant receipt of large Louisiana State Lottery, au ‘artered by the state in IseS. One of its semi-annual drawings will take place in that cityon the lithof June. ‘This draw ing will be under the personal super. vision of Generals G. T, Beauiegard, of Louisi- apa, and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia. The prizes aggregate an enormous sum, including a capital prize of ¢ SILKS! SIkKS F All the light and dark shades of trimmin, ed silks. Cheeked and striped siiks on light and white ground. Lavender, navy blue, light blue, green, steel, black aud brown, and striped and checked silks, on light and pure white growud. Cardinal, cream, seal brown, very light biue, navy blue, and steel- color plain silks. Black trimming silks, 50c. (Cancer's, 71] Market Space.) Our $l and $1.25 Diack silks ar jal bargains. —Adct. A DECREE OF Divorce.—Judge MacArthur has direeted a decree of divorce in the case of | Margaret P. Kreamer agt. Geo. W. Kreamer. ‘The complainant, in Junes 1872, by the maiden name of Kyan, was married to defendant; has bad two children by him, and they lived to- fether until May. 1805, when, after treating ¥ cruelly, he deserted her. Mr. Taggart ap. | peared tor the plaintiff, aud F. H. Howe took the testimony. FINE Jeweiny av a Sackirice.—Don’t fail to attend the great auction sale of watches, Jewelry, and silverware, at 619 Pennsylvania avanne under Metropolitan hotel. Fearful sacrifice in fine goods. Saies morning, _ hoon and evening —Adre ink SFR PRIGGS’ JEWELRY store 2utitul styles Roman and b old Blled hats old C an acelets, from $2 to 2 The best any. cent eyeglass in the city. No. 457 Pennsyt- vania avenue, near 4}¢ 3t.—Advt, i wes two-story Dan z a two-sto and Bounda: 3 $300, Mueller, Tepalra frame dwelling, 801 14th st. northwest ; $15. ments oder than those the former report — has pared and forwarded to the Speake The resolution refe Med for data kam sald. street WwW. 1 liams to I. Williams to same, $- Picifier to H. F. 1 Proctor, #: p Abbott etal to F Sa. 8. P. tos, In sq. north of and lots 1 to # W. B. Entwisle committee of tive be appointed to wait upon Major Davis, and Messrs. J. P. Hamilton, W. R. Kamse: were w of the Barker cession to-night had been out all offensive mottoes. He further siated that there was every indication that there would be a large turn out. the colored mechanics had been Mr. Hamilton and that it present. yened by Judge Wylie on Monday, I7th inst. The following were Srawn yesterday as grand jurors: J. A. Van Doren, J. Heyer. Samuel Howard, Jas. Morgan, 8. 1 . Sebastian Aman, H. € G. W. Neale, W. H. Waters, 8. E.’ Middle! E. C. Clements, Sam]. Pumphrey, ml. Bacon, J. G. Carroll and J.T. Norriss. Petit Juror Bushrod Robinson, a -G. Fletcner, Francis Heischell, Clement Becket, R ug ¥ ley, Joun Alexander, C. Hepburn, Leonidas Scott, son Nailor, jr. R. T. Burroughs and John Burey. twisle: avenue southwest ; Amusements, Exe ms, de. Talimadge Hall.—The exhibitions of E:i- son's speaking phonograph closes to-morrow qpeeting at Bennii afternoon. grace Church.—The festival for the bevefit of this church will be closed after to-morrow evening. It is one of the most enjoyable of entertainments. — Mc kendree M. B. Church.—The ladiesoftne Mite Society of this church are holding their semi-annual festival this week. Fourteenth and R streets.—This is the last week of the grand fair and festival being held in the tent at the corner of these streets. Fair.—See advertisement elsewhere of a fair to-night and two nights following of the West | pad ivision, Sons of Temperance, at Lucas’ | Tall. Coup’s “Bran New Show." from the New York Aquarium, willexhibitfor a week on the lotin rear of Masonic Tempie, commeneing | next Monday. This show contains a large number of trained animals and othes novelties, | and is altogether a first elass exhibition ‘There will be two performances dally, at 1:3) and 7 30p. m. All Souls Church.—Col. A. R. Meacham. the Indian friend, will lecture here this evening His subjeet wiil be “What shall we do wich tt ndian?” greatly enjoy the races. This afternoon the for all race with good entrees. afternoon there trees for the the station at4 The Ge For to-morrow | ‘e @ number of e: lass. The trai leaves for | can Chth will give their ¢ at Beyer’s 7h street ‘ow. The Annual Excursion of the Caledonian | Club comes off to-morrow. It will be to M ar. Shall Hall on the Express. _M epi Wiison will deliver an addres: y District Government Affairs INFORMATION AS TO. STRI On the 30th of April the District Cor sioners forwarded to the Speaker of the f presentatives, a report of the Discrict 4s part of their reply to the House of the 18th of March, calling for in. oD respecting streets 1 avenues y&e.,since April Ist, I-72. That re included data regarding bituminous and ¥ block p final vements only. A supplemental port of the a nt engineer, e e required information in’ resp nee paved ects and ave! i r of pave- uch repal nd proposals fo: rv Isi7, with the awards, a | firmed. | guardian te 1.000. Est THE TROTTING RACE AT BENNING’ 'ER- Day.—There was on! ly one race at the trotting yesterday. It was for e three-minute class, Potomac Maid, Little Fellow, Lady Morrow and Franklin having entered. Potomac Maid did not start, owing to sickness, Little Fellow won the race in | three straight heats, in 2:51, 2:53and 2:52 All | the heats were hotly contested, making the | day’s sport an excellent one. | ——— | | BLACK GRENADINES, plain and check, 25, 31. 37, 45, We. New styles of parasols, from $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, at Towson & Co’: Peun- sylvania avenue, south side, near 7th.—Advt. THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Bond, Bro. & Co. agt. Shepherd ; sub- mitted.” Wallace agt. Van Riswick; argued. L. M. Cuthbert was admitted to the bar. Cmcvit Court—Judge Humphreys. To-« 8p sue apt Welch; verdict for laintiff. Tyler agt. Price; do., #19. Fifteen udgments by default were given. Sullivan agt. Barry; dismissed. Proit agt. Armes; motion for new trial overruled. James and Hutchins agt. Crandell: judgment below al- Kirk agt. Broche; jury out. Green- shaw agi. Brooks; on trial. PROBATE CourT—Judge Mac Arthur. Yesterday, Daniel Balloof was appointed » orphans of H.H. Wardemain ; bond Barker, deee, jc es E.B.B uted guardian to orphans of an; bond 4,000. C. Merwin was administratnix of Phineas Will and codicil of G. A. W. and order of public ssi M. Myers; C. ¥. Myers granted letters of ad- miuistration. Cuas. S$. Johnsou was granted letters of administration on the escate of Louise M. Whiltlesey. ie of Sarah McCul- I pventory, of personalty returned. E3- e H. B. Wisner; renunciation of Philip May as executor filed. PoLice CourT—Judge Snell. Richard Robinson, profanity: $5. telly was sent down for vagrancy. Cor- lia Green, loud; $5. Elizabeth Kelly, di 5. Lucinda Jones, same; $5. id Geo. Woifton, two. white boys, were fined for bathing in the river at unlaw ful hours. Edward Quinlan and John Smith, two colored boys, were fined for bathing in Roek ereek. Annie Scott, cursin 3 tonio Braggazi forfeited ‘collal cares of Keeping his bar open ward Meadows forfeited co'late in the rive py 'S estate. 1 was filed Estate of V. Isor- Wim. ‘a hiag Arthur Smoot, charged with horse stealing: committed. Miner Coleman, lareeny of boot from Daniel \ 1 er. Coleman said h terial a Daniel Webster 3t boot belonged to him, 1 uige said this Was not the way to do,and fined hiin $1 and to return the buot, A Work of Art in Six Minutes. rir olliee. ‘The supple Shows Unit d Johnson to Simon Hys: es Gt” $5, RJ. Bart seor rust « ‘runame Chi 1, $; lot P. Childs eta chonborn’e| M. M. Alvord et t block 4, 1n Eft ank Hume, Otis Bigelow et al erton, trustee, $2.20 iddings to GV paris 25 1. to Robert am. Chas. part, in trustees, to J.'M sq. 448. | iste bi ) in Frank Hume to J. R. Towle, $2. jot 9, i. John ft uh to John art lot Catherine SSEMBLY met 1 ir, and Mr. Mr. Espy otlered a res- pied, directing the com- mine the books. Mr. rthat the government THE Worst ‘Mr. 1 u nich Was dl mittee on finance to e: i n cht, that a n the mass meeting to-n > foreman of the government printing office, to request that the priaters who esire to do so, may be allowed to quit work Otake part in the demonstration. Ca odwiu, J. W. Armstrong and_D.W. F! ppointed the committee. Mr. Stanton rooklyn navy yard, addressed the As- embly, referring tothe prospects of favora le legislation as to the eight-hour bill. Mr. said that the chief marshal of the pro- instructed to rule Mr. Spler asked if nvited, and answered that they had been, was probable they would be ——__ JeRORS FOR THE CRIMINAL CouRT. — The une term of the Criminal Court will be con- G. Judd, Francis A. Marceron, W. ed. Pilling, Wm. Powell, T. P. Morsell, Henry Burrell, ). Johnson, [. Garey, on, Sibley, aye Cia . T. A. Jackson, T. L: rt, W. G. Phillips, ~., W. Selhausen, Richar oder, B. T. Bigelow, G.S. Wi ne, J. H. Wilson, C. nj. McCoy, J. m fume, Christian Ze osey, » O . Pal orit, H. mith, Ali- —— BuiLpINe Permits issued by Inspector En- Benjamin Buckner, build a stand on northwest corner of 7th street and Maryland Bernard Busher, re- move shop on B street, between 6th and 7th northeast ; $100, Adeline Gray, repaira brick dwelling on H street, between 2d and 3d south- Henry Polkinhorn, construct a ery stable on Sth street, between ww. John P. Liphard, construct ick dwelling on E st., between 5 Streets northwest Frank 3 $100. _——— THE ZEIGLER HaBEas Corpus CasE.—To- day in the Circuit Court the case of Geor Zeigler, on habeas corpus, was called. This boy, about 8 or 9 years old, was some time since committed tothe reform school on the complaint of his mother that he was ineorrigi- ble, and she having married a: nd findiag herseif in a condition to support and the child, petitioned for a writ on th rn - | tendent of the reform ool Neither party being prepared with witnesses, the further hearing was postponed until Monday morn- ing, when witnesses will be heard. PURE SILK and wool, and black-eolored Grenadines. Beautiful French lawns, linen was, lavender lawns ; solid color, real French. untings in all colors; buntings in pure wool, lace stripe buntings. Beautiful Paciti¢ % Debeges, all pure wool. New par- (Carter's, 71l Market Space.) Chil- dren's stockings—Cream, light blue, pink, car- dinal, navy blue, and seal brown.—Advt. -MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Frank L 4! and Annie Cramins, both of Phil. adelphia; Kobert Lake Boss and Mary J. Cur- tin; J. E. F. Regan and Mary A. Conner; W. S, Schofield and Mary Carney; William H. Thomas and Martha ; Walter L. Beach and Matilda Marey; Lané Mack and Celia Gray, of Prince George's county, Md. ; Fredo- lina Brandle and Kosa A. O'Byrne: Wm. Wi there and Frances Rot! PS. Ward and Mary unee. JEWELRY AT AUCTIO: Last week of great auction sales at O19 Pennsylvania avenue, under Metropolitan hotel. Elezant watehes, jewelry, and silverware selling at lower prices than ever before known in W leer ny hp Sales at 1, 3, and Ladies respectfully invited. Adit. We were at the ¢ antant the ¢ nicht. tis a build f ton. tsie, Songs, and dances, ur During (ist vin six he picture, ry for ny vas Was brought on. Out came the * cried ont the direetor. seized a huge brush. the orchestral ba maddening nervous rst note was struck th a& mass of yellow upon the uppe Then a bitof blue, th shadow, and then, with a quick twirl sh lark blue sea is dashed in ainutes cone, son faster and faster. brush kes huge roek is sketched in with burnt sienna aud black. A lighthouse with a vermillion range light is dropped upon the top of the roex. Clash, crash, one, two, three, a boat under fullsail is thrown into the dim distance. Clash, crash, one, two, three, and another boat is dashed in. Light upon the waters is thrown in with a free, ae nd. A huge brush then carefully blends the edge of the masses, and with a profound bow the artist turns toa cheering audience, gratified that he is through on time, And the wonder is that the picture is start- ling good in its broad effect. It is strong and clear. The colors are good, and not muddily mixed. It was as good a novelts al any show, and it beats French people.—[ Pa The amuses the Tiines. A MorHen’s FATAL MISTAKE. bus (Ga.) Enguirer of Friday s: N uesday Mrs. Jackson, wife of ex-Pol kson, by accident adm! ered a destr live powder to her child, aged about seven months, and Wednesday night it diced. Mrs. Jackson and her child were both quite sick at the time, and her phy nieft diferent mei icines for the two. sive a dose of moi phine, Which was intended for herself, te aby, and the consejuence was death. Tie unfortunate mistake has almost crazed the mother,” SOME “MEDIUMS” came very near D roughly handled by an exasperated audience in New Haven the other night. The bills an- nounced that Mrs. C. A. Mansfield and the three greatest mediums in the world would Play a piano which should be raised in the ai and would distribute ma lized_ flowers, Only one medium appeared and went through the old cabinet performances. A number of the audience made speeches denouncing the show nd an attempt was made to enes and drag the performer and assistant out, but the police and the pro- prietor of the hall interfered. E ‘ANS.—Two white men are re- sitting Bull's band. One is a Major Peace, dismissed in disyrace from the 4th in- fantry in 1861, while stationed in Kansas, since which time he has been living with the In- dians, with whom he has completely identified GEORGETOWN. LINTHICUM INSTITUTE LECTURES.—Prol. E. T. Fristoe gave before the Linthicum Inszitute and the public generally on Monday and last night two lectures upon “The Chemistry of the Atmosphere” and “Chemical Forces,” whic! we: 4 weil illustrated by interesiing experi- ments. THOMAS HARRISON, the young revivalist, having becn released from his engagement with Rev. Mr. Nive, of the navy yard, will re- main at Dunbarton street church until afier Sunday next. He will then go to the navy J. A. Talpey, master of the schoouer Clara E. Simpson, from Kennebec, Me., states that on the 30th of May, off lativude 3s deg. 40 min. and longitude 72 deg. 33 min., he passed a vessel of about £00 tons, bottom up. He lowered the boat and went to her. She was copper bottom, painted green, marked 13 feet to upper rudder brace, had pine planking, garboard stre: bottom bolted through aud through for 20 feet and riveted, and that she is a dangerous obstruction to vessels. THE BoaRD OF DIRECTORS OF THE GEORGE- TOWN Gas COMPANY met ye: and elected the loillowing oificers:—William Seymour, president: George W. Cropley, sec. retary; J. D. Catheil, superintendent.’ Mr. Jropley was made a director to fill the vacan- ; eu ed by Mr. Seymour being made presi- dent. Tue FUNERAL of Mr, Jas. B. Vanderwerken took place from the Presbyteriau ehureh at 4'4p.m., the Rey. H. Howe ofliciating. The all-bearers were gentlemen from Friendship Lodge, 1.0. O. F., of which deveased was a member. ~ BALL EXTRACTED.—The ball which Mr. Alexander Blundon, of the Signal servic cidentally fired inio'his. body some time ‘i has been extracted by Dr. L. W. Ritchie, and the patient is doing weil. Galx.—Boat Medley, with 1,200. bushels wheat. to H. M. Talbott, and 1.400 do. do. to Hartley & Bro. MERCHANTS’ EXCHAN shahge, 2,600 bushels whea $1.1 — Offerings on sold at $1.08 to CL EARED.—Schooner R. P. Moore, Capt. Causey, for Snow Hill, Md, ; Tue Doc ISANCE.—Much complaint is t C made of the howling of dogs and their depre- dations ail over Georgetow The present foree of the pound re Whole Disiri would hardly be able to keep down the eanut sance here, and a semi-oceasional visit, as only suirs the animal a Ives at $2) to 0 sheep and lambs sol L per pound: old sheep cents per pound. Market duil. T BR PUT Astp: dt Mr. Beecher ‘There ave only two peopie who to put you aside—your doetor is py one else. Itis ignon have a right and your s ous to see men t town in indolence s\ growing old: don't 8 Ways iead tu rust; don't talk fon't talk about your . for hey’s sake, talk about your disea it you kne have the rheumatisin that is prematurely oh; don't L ings than you i fiom your it on inthe world: the tasks of lif Don’t get out of don't Ww you zh. Don't be e to younger men tof th any Vody’s way, and don't getin your own Way. Mingle with the young; enjoy their pleasures, David sought out some oné of his own posterity, doubtless, to lie iu his bosom and Keep him Warm, and it is well for you to warmed by th 1 the companionship of the yout tothe |: be the man that goes to "=LV. ¥. World. FATHER N The St. Paut Press s the head of the abbe Southern Indiana. He has undertaken the civilization and education of the young people Standing Rock, Red Cloud, Spotted Tail and Devil's Lake agence’ fle will spend two months at Standing Roe! He expects to place a priest among the Yanktons at the Pop- ar er Agency this summer. His ambition is to regenerate the Sioux. He will establish schools at all these agencies with sisters in charge as rapidly as possible. He has the ut- t confidence in the young Sioux’s better Father Martin was the first white t the “Bull that sits” after the Cus. massacre. He came to the conelusion Sioux Would never return to the war TISSION TO. ys: ‘Father M: THE er Marvin is Benedietiue in THE CHICAGO SCHOOL TEACHERS are havin: a trying t of it about their salaries. T! have had no money siuee January, now offered city wages. For the them only 8 per mplain that they have submitted to a reduction of 25 per cent. in salaries, and that it is unfair to subject th t 5 per cent. ill allow a furth CITY ITEMS. sel? 2u,d9, not sulter with headache, e Lodille’s Headache Specisic. u please afiiend whodoes of the great worth of FD’ GUVRE IN THE ART OF PER- y is the composition of anew and dis. Louquet, as in the case of J.& 2. AL kinson’s Stephanotis. TuE distinguished physician, surgeon, and ing | erday afternoon | AMUSEMENTS. | EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS DRY GOODS. ALuamnra SUMMER GARDEN, ‘AMILY PIC-NIC JF Stas opposite Post Ofice. for the be: ‘This large and veautitully iiluminsted place wil ve opened TONIGHT, (Wednesda) W 3 Nb Carl. ci f admission, 25'cents, Round trip on omisdone.. recive areca ery Boats. Gents. Boais every half hour until | _ Go and enjoy a pleasant evening. clock, ard at 8 and 9o°clock toGiesboro”. It | OTEL RICHE RRANGEMENTS BHA BEEN | Hoes rE CONC. vir A Mnade witht th: Propristor 1 the | pcrkencait Concerts every Evening the weathe- HYGEIA HOTEL at Fortress Mou- | Permits. The two largedining rooms of the Hagel Tee, Va-. to receive passencers by SNe DS Will be thrown open for dancing. To secur@a the Steamer LADY KE, for the pelect audience, free tickets of atintenion willbe | month Of June at reluced rates, Tickets, with | Brovrleter; 176 ba awa: OY le HE Wea” at the Ome of ihe Company. Room S, over Rank. SOSITIVELY TRE LAST WE: o Rational Metropo’! je5-1m SAMUEL BAOON, President. the GRAND FAIR and FESTIVAL, wader 2° ee see canvas, corner 14*h and K streets, by the La lies of Wwitneer EXCEPTION | Mt. Zion M. E. Chureh, yee-at? 1 THE GERMAN AMERICAN CLUB (PRE EXHIBITION ania, o Whi give their Complimentary PIC-NI J EDISON SPEAKING PHONOGRATD!1, at Beyer's Tthestreet Park, Jane 6 h, Tickets at the principal Restaurants, jes 0 Gu“s ONT PAVILION. j This beautifal summer resort has changed its | management and has been placed in first-rate A | AT TALLMADGE HALL, THURSDAY AFTERNON, LIC SCHOOLS.-Musi- TEKTAINMENT by the Colored | Public Schools uf Washington and Georgetown, in aid of “ROBEKTS'** “PENNY LUNCH, st Liveoin Hall, YONDAY EVENING © 10, | 1878. at 8 o"clock. Admission, 25 cent on, | Joti Esputa, Director 383-5.7,10 NOLISH OPERA. National. THURSDAY, JUNE 13TH. 1878. RAND ROMANTIU OPERA IN FOUR ACTS, 597 “VALEH gritty. aod Is now open for excursion parties, A toS. F. SMITH, Proprietor; BRAD. ADAM Fst. or VOWE® & WHITE’ 15 King’ street, Alexandria, Vieginta, £ date | FOLK | Splevdid steame: J | Wili makea spee!al named points leaving her w Under the direction a’ Composer, Star FR: pep UINGTON Fi Act | over Metropollian Nation Fare, round Nei id ¥. tip, $3.00. Near aud Yet So Far, ~Trea:- . Tokens. a . amp a Mil UNDAY EXCURSION,—The steamer Mile, ui S LADY OF THE LAKE viii, antl furth notice. make regular. Excursion Trips on SUNDAY AF- TERNOUONS, leaving her wharf, t ‘th or 9h sis. line of cars, at 5 sail on the Potomac, irs, H. C. Ford, and Messrs. pecker, and Hay, in the Soclety ** (50 voters) in ietof Children.” Fuil Orchestra. scene. Vopular prices. No extra Tee for secured seats, Box sheetat Metzerott’s. m3 31-26 for a5 hvars* lymont golng Bat down anal coming. ba Fare 50 cents. peamer | RO DAYS TROTTING AT BEN NOW. TH will Jeave same wharf NING». Y AFTERNOON, at 4o°clock, for June 34, Double Team ymont, Fare round trip, en’ ng Race. TETSDAY, Junea @ah X,,B.—Bteamer ‘Thompson's tickets not good on | 8.00 class. | WEDNESDAY, June es Kop Lski m2s-tr | h, free for all, 71 DAY, June 7 ae wah =e | H ces commence: HAMLL.—This well-known and | hy 2:60 class. | Races commence MEK RESORT | | ng all the privileg pow open, for, 2. . EW “ONCER oO kuow terers. Eng: SOMMER Ag OERT in chargeot the grouu UNvER THE AUSPICES OF THE Hert ome guply to 308 OBPHEUD OCTETTE CLUB, or to GEO. BAUER, Powha! Av GIESBORO? PARK, 7th st, y | On WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE Brit, 1878, R AR GRAND SUNDAY EXCUIL- | Eminent musteal talent from Washington and | qe) Sh NEST SUNDAY ED Cl Alexandria ® itl 6. Ferry boats eave at | Nuvinaht 2 ps eee ted by 7 o'clo: and return t Washington 4 Tickets 25 cts, oneh*s Rand, Wm. Di a T z. no charge for children under ten ixteen pieces. FOR FISH- JOSEPH PASSENO, 626 ON EXHIBITION AND SALE a Ebr, at E8r. 73 Water siréet MARKEITER'S s FREE ART GALL ZRY AND STORE, Georgetown, D. C. b2 KT. = No. 63 Chotce ON Pairings, Also, largest stock of Shades, Pi . Fra Chromos, &e, ngs, Window Sand ‘Tas- __ SUMMER RESORTS. ~ Hizigs, ‘&e., TPHomMrson House : Ze" TERMS CARI. AND As Please remember Name and Number. jyl-ly RENOCVO HOTEL ON THE. PHILADELPHIA ERIE RAILROAD. These popular mountain resorts are now open fc the entertainment of summer visitors. aud offer Snperior accommocations: located in the midst of beautiful fo: nery. where the air aud water they willbe found attractive and jal resorts tor health and pleasure seekers, Well as consénieut resting places for tourlsis and The adjacent country affords excellent ud gunning. For circulars of in- address TPE SPRING 18 EHE.— Novo is the Time zo Sell,—Ladies?, Gents and Children's cast= it Wearing 5 Os of Wearing Apparel, Boots, 8 traortinary bien cash prices at “JUSTH'S Old Stand,** No. 619 D street u.w, All notes by ve promptly attended & FRSTIVALS. THias Cit Ee THE FIRST PRESBYTE ing CH will give aSUPPER TO. | FrMAtlon, Key : 0 ©. H, KEMP, Proprietor, HT tn the Lecture Room of the Cuurch, No : ~ B “ 1 Je5, 8.12615 Renovo Hotel, Renovo, Pa, AIR AND FESTIVAL, : POIN’ EL Feu. ¥ the auepicesof WEST END DIVISION, } oouy Foirr Hox id Sons of Tem i aat ot WHE SOE eet RHODE ISLAND. a. 2 1 22d Bt. 1 wu =: . - es prer i Garena Vane BLURS: | This well known summer resort will be | open for the reception of guests on MUWDAT Tuue 10th, 1878, Hocky Point offers unequatied tractions fo. a sumer residence; with the a! ntages of a first-class hotel, at the following reasobable rates: ¥ huareo’ anestsy $8 to $12 per week. ‘or ‘Transient. 50 per day The facilities for boating, bathingand fishing are Unsurpassed, while pleasure boats, fishing tackle and bathing suits are always at hand. Address E. H. KENT, M: NINGS, iu, 10e.; to get oat— i ILDREN OF THE WASHINGTON CITY PRUTESTANT ORPHAN ASTLUM Will be entertained by the ladies of Mt. Z'ou M. ke Church at their Floial Temple, corner 14th and & streets, on THURSDAY EVENING, Jexe or frem 7 to 8 o’clurk, Friends'and the pullic are invited to be present, je5-21* a hl a anager, STIVAL Fu THE BENEFIT OF je3-6t Rocky Point, Warw ick ie i. | thee Ciureh {tee Rev. . Holmead) HE PROPRIETOR Fill be continued for four nights, cominenc ing EP RLETO! MONDAY, June 3d 1878.) pa eo of the Pepa ESTIVAL! FESTIVAL! ‘The Ladies of the Mite Society of McKendree will receive Boarders from J tember 15. Boar + | week, $10; per m sf Durch. Mascachusetts avenue, between Bthand | No charge for fishing, bathing. {rait, or mad Agth streets. will hold their semi-annual F-stival | attention, We defy competition tuls season Gy THIS WEER, in the lecture-room and parlors of the quantity or quality of that which constiutes the chureb, commcncing TUESDAY EVENING, | real life. Take the Phempson or Mattano and land thy 4ch insiant, and continuing Weduesday, Thus Colton’s wharf, K.P, BLACKISTONE, M.D., day and Friday evenings, Je. own. Bt. Mary’s county, Md. The Potomac Socials will make their 5: annual trip (June 10) to this place, Jel-Ln* ENHINSON’S HOTEL, NEVERSINK HIGHLANDS, New Jersey Opens JUNE 157. Accessible from Long Branch R. R. line from P' 8, North River. Terms, $3 per day: $15 10 Oy $17,50 per week, Epecial arrangements J.) y the season, my 30-1 JAMES JENKINSON, Prop, LECTURES 1. MEACHAM. AT ALL SUULS’ CHURCH THIS EVE) ING, on **What shall we do with the lndians.” Admission free, A LL SOULS’ CHURCH, Corner 14th and L streets, author, Professor W. Paine, of Philadelphia, will be at the oflice of Drs. Paine & Bland, 455 Missouri avenue, all day to-morrow, where he may be consulted personally by those who choose to avail themselves of his great skill. A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABASTER may be attained by using Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which does away with the necessity for Sulphur Baths. Try it, ladies. It is a genuine beautifier, and very economical. . Hint to those prematurely grey, use Hill's Hair Dye. himself. The other man is named Johu O'Brien, and was taken prisoner at the time of the Custer massacre. He has been adopted into the tribe and has a squaw wife, but is under surveillance to prevent escape.—[ Bos- ton Journal. WHAT 18 THE MATTER WITH STANLE A most miserable episode occurred at the newspaper press fund dinner on Saturday night. Lord Dunraven, in a speech fuil of genial humor, gaye the toast of foreign and Atrerican pupsins, con ed with the name of Mr. H. M. Stanley, and the toast was re- ceived with great cordiality. Mr, Stanley, in his reply, appeared scliberately to set himself task of effacing this cordiality. From be- ing sardonic. his yemarks, which wandered over a bewilderingly wide field, became offen- sive, and there arose the strange sound of en- ergetic hissing. Quiet was temporarily re- stored at the energetic instance of a well- known English journalist, who sprang to his feetand shouted, “Shame!” But Mr. Stan- ley could not take a hint so marked, and with inexplicable obstinacy pursued a’ course of irrelevant offensiveness. The storm of hissing broke forth again uncontroliably and was not to be stayed until Mr. Stanley sat down, leay- ing his observations unconcluded. Can no friend to a good but strangely warped fellow Suggest to Ins immediate attention another unexplored desert?—[London World, May 22 A Two-racep BaBy.—The Cincinnati Ga- zetle prints a letter from Glynnwood, Ohio, dated May 25, which says: “Our usual quiet village and surrounding community were all excitement to-day over one of the greatest of curiosities—a double babe. We called at the office of Dr. Noble to find out the truth of ii, and he told the following: Last hight he was called to see the wife of Mr. Green Bailey, a farmer living near here, who gave birth'to one of the greatest curiosities I have heard of. The child is a common-sized one, well-formed in its lower limbs and body up to Its shoulders. It had two sets of arms, all well formed, ex- cept that one pair was back of the other, and worked backward. ‘It had but one head, but the head had two faces on it, one on each side; both faces were well formed in all the organs. It breathes from both sides, which the Doctor says indicates the existence of two pairs of lungs. Mr. Baer is gate jubilant over it, and says it will be a fortune to him. Both mother and child are doing well.” A WIFE TRIES TO Porson Her HUSBAND. The Worcester (Md.) Shield is informed that one day it week a white woman went to the office of Dr, Hammond, in Berlin, Worcest county, and asked him to give her a dose of poison for her dog. The doctor didso, and the woman then took the poison home and told her husband that there was a dose of powdgrs the doctor said he must take. He too , and at last accounts was very ill. The Shield does not give the names of the parties in question. AS A general tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters pro. \OZZEN'S WEST POINT HOTEL, PEN MAY 30. For ‘Uculars ad- THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 8 O'cLock. | dress GOUDSELL BROS ey eros my27-1m West Point, N. ¥. HON. GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL, on ABRAHAM LINCOLN. This Lecture is entirely new, and abounds with personal reminiscences, Hon. JAS. G@. BLAINE will pregide. and make a short address, Admission, 60 cents, Doors open at 7:30 o'clock. “poETRY OF MECHANISM.” HON. 8. 8. COX. Res ENON SPRINGS, on tie Grent North Mountain, near Winchester, Ve Pi Q re 8. PRATT, Proprietor. OPEN JUNE 12 TO OCTOBER 1, Large Swimming Pool, Hot and Cole Batis. Mineral Baths, Bowling ‘Alley, Billiard Tables, health-giving alr and water; food abundant, prop kK a served. No restraints of fashion; bo Bar; no extortion. cero csily matte. rice from Winchester easy and delightful. Terms fer month of four weeks, ; aliberal discruat w families and to individuals remaining two mouths or more. For Mlastratod pany inlets and ail infor- mation apply to A, 8, RATT 5 erly cooked an Carri Je5-2t duce effects which must be experien or witnessed before they can be fully appre- ciated. In cases of constitutional weakness, premature decay, and debility and decrepi- tude arising from old age, it exercises the electric influence. In the convalescent stages of all diseases it operates as a delightful in- vigorant. When the powers of nature laxed, it operates to re-enforce and r lish them, FIRST-CLASS FLANNEL Suits Made to Order, $16. 1:6 Moore's, 1011 New York ave. RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf- feiers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis- eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach- er’s Electric Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with par- liculars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly ., Bankers, agents for on, limited. Parties Europe will do well to earry their these checks. 4,25,e01: Morners, MoTaRRSs, MoTHERS.—Don't fail to procure Yrs. Westotes Soothing Syrup tor all diseases of teething in children. It relfeves the child from pain, cures wind colic, regu- lates the, bowels and, by giving relief and health to the child, gives rest to the mother. To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing sete bilahment, No. 906 G street near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, he is enabled to do his work in a manner not to be equalled by those not possessing these facilities. His cleansing ing Ladies’ and Gent’s suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his superior work. N.B.—A specialty of his con- ceri esi anberenee Grae Sanaa es; lent lea pepe Expaze spot effectually from any srucle, and care! ressin; lves them an appeara! asif newly Inade. Sea Gloves cleaned; two pair for 25 cents. H. D. Cooke, JR.,& Ci the Cheque Bank of Lon visiting funds in ‘oR OFFICE PPOPO*A iy yee B PEST Post OFFICE DEL ARTuERT: } SHINGTON, D. C.. Mi . a Proposate wil ve received at this Depart Sealed ment until Thursday, the 18th day of Jun 1878, at clock. m. , for furnishing, in such quantities and atsuch tiines'as. may be required, following i] st office envek more or le: i ctidtehe it cpeha eae x Ne 1—size 3'4 by 6! inches, Estimated number red, ».000.. WocEe size 384 byO% Inches, Estimated number required, 100. SWEET melody floats from the rills, The anemone blows on the hills, And this is the time For romance and rhyme, And Sunday school picnics and pills. 42~John P. Jones, a Baptist clergyman of Pittsburg, Pa., was arrested in New York on Saturday just as he was about to sail for Europe, and held for forgery. SE BaL..—The Eagles were defeated in* Baltimore yesterday tie Waverlys, of that city, after fighting hard for the victory and doing some heavy batting. ‘The score was 6 toS ‘The Georgetown College nine de feated the Keystones, of Georgetown, yester- day afternoon, by a score of 8 to 3. NEW STYLES of sprin, dvpss:gnods, is, 20, 25 cents. ewes les of law: and colored ground, 124 cents: yai Linen for ladies’ suits, 12, 20, 22, 25 cents. coeds shone, at C. M. Towson & Co's, ennsylyi avenue, south side.—Aqut, from 12, white wide. ‘ 4% Ketrenchment and reform have taken a practical turn in Morehouse parish, La. A humber of gentlemen have agreed to serve as mayor and councilmen of Bastrop without pay. 4 Robert Gr colored, charged with at- tempting to commit'a rape upon Mrs. Sarah World, aged 80 years, living near Horse Head, has been lodged in jail at Upper Marlboro’, Md. Heisayoung negro. - Sakai Ag And they were all talking so un! ly of you, dearest. Lou ana “And what weretheysaymg?” “* Saying that you painted your face ; and | told them that it was untrue, ‘and that your color was only erysipelas, No 3—slze 3 15-16 oby, Big, Inches. Estimated No. ie Di by'i0¢ Inches. Estimated num- ‘ver requ! . R 'URNING DEAD LETTERS. a bair'e inches. Estimated number re- quired. . ISTERED PACKAGES. ite, ‘2 by Oy inches. Estimated number re- quired, 5,000,000. bids, with samples and full = aceaee omnb os ae, ch samples ane fal pes, Third Assistant Postmaster ly tn) 15-law4t Postmaster Genera. LB. CANS SPICED COVE OYSBT: » for eg Ph By aks bre Rese 10 cents a foot. Al svivania avenue and ret myo Nig met Bie gp pps eer & SON. 401 9b m: st. nw. 23a Ninth-street M. P. Chtirch, between E and F, CAWLEY SPRINGS: TIRIDAY, Peano, ei pctietn Tickets, 95 cent mrceeiime | Capacity 3 large hotels with seem ciodae tons for 700 guests. Appointments first- 9 7y ee GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. class. Open JUNE 15th. Rates, $2.50 q day; $12.50 per week ; $40 month. pty an wee particulars address Dr, W. D. HOPKINS, Har- A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF RAZORS, | risonburg, Va, my20-e018t Scissors, Pocket- Corkscrews, Razor- En. Straps, Honta, “Tooth, Hair, Nail and'Siaving Brushes and Soap, Backgaminon Boards, Dices UFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, me TY. Vie Playing and Visiting Cards, Blank Books, Wri- MECKLENBURG CouNTY, ‘Waters well-nigh specific in Stune or Caleuli, Diahetes and Inflammation of Of aries i ee Ey tes Bridge et the Bladder. waar, & Ganed of as aa v1 Said La ASC at Lhe Se a= eorgetown, my25_ | WELL. Agent, Washingt, DOC. “Tsetme R SALE—The East ding of my Dwelling, nials sent to apy address. “Springs open for visit- 23 feet front by 120 dee} THO: F, E ors JUNE Ist. Brick {Building rie puree 6 meres piso, a Lot my20-e013t£4tk Proprietor, anmediately west of my house, 90 feet front. ‘The 7 7 aaa 7 premises willbe shown by application at 168 West Aue toda inten tee St., Georgetown. WM. H. NEY. my20-1m | cliss in all ts appointments, 1s open for $9 et tion of guest: dress: re UR MOTTO, EXCELSIOR 1 Tdtwee Mi HALLEN See DYEING, « CLEANSIN ** RIGHT” HOUSE. DYEING, EANSL CORNER OF DELAWARE AND DYEING, NSING, F AVENU i DYEING, CLEANSING. EACH, DEL . LADIES! ang’ @ENTLEMEN‘’S GARMENTS. 9 20-11 KR RUKTON, Prop te W. H. WHEATLEY, PRINGDALE.—This popular Sui: 49 JEFFERSON STREET, Georgetown, D.C. sort, ayers ey fast of the $s Blue Ri W. £0 and never . £0. R. R,, is particularly attractive Ju. peo} oof ‘iso District Yana thousanas tty oubers sor to officeholders, having the Markey laeg Mornay the States and Territories will testify. and evening trains. There is a large lawa affording ——— a Ea ne Tequired. Ad E, F. POWELL, Bnickers- ville, Loudon county, Va. my20-1m PIANOS AND ORGANS. ORGANS TCEIVED FOR PAIRS AND VAR- NISYING, or on STORAGE UNDER, INSURANCE at reduced rates durin; ner Summer at G. L. WILD & BROs’, Eaw-' porlum of Music, No. 723 7th street n, w. LOCK ISLAND, BR. I, @ OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, enlarged, opens Sune Ist. It is situated on a bluff over- looking the where there are no’ heated’ or mislerial reezes, and she ovine rom the Ocean renders excessive Bad Bathin; , Yachting and Fishing. Seared Prices Agents for tbe Stieff and other first cl; the times. Send for circular to Pianos fes-tiyh | ‘msccardance with the times. Sa ‘BALL, Prop. ‘KEE BROS GRAND. UPRIGHT, AND LENCOE SPRINGS_NORTHEEN CEN- D's UARE PIANOS. Pao s e RAILROAD, = kK; Susans, at Bole Agee or, ; il be ned for the Summer: ‘on’ . fy fupe tifa) <s Practical Piano maker, 20 mi from Baltimore, will offer unusua™ am 07 19H Shy Washington, D. ., formerly foreman | tions and comforts for families or transient boardc with F. 0. Lights & ‘and tuner with Steinway | ore. A; GRAHAM. ESons, marig-tr_ | fount Vern my7-im FAEEER DAVIS & 00-3 — Us GHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, right a fe SHENANDOAH Co., VA. st, uO bar; fare Pr oiek aaa en ul Alum, Chalybeate and Sulphur Waters: geountaln air, 2,000 ft. above tide water Ww M3 KNABE a £o."8 WO! the tay or ne t remain twocr three fier eters penned Sr as MES, Prior highest aw: herever exhibited, McCammon’s N SPRINGS AND BATHS. favorite Pianos’ and Fiaaos trom dtber oslebrated Coren lampehire County. W. ¥a., collated Organs: Fiance ana: U by any, mineral water in and exchanged. America tor the cure of Kidney and ‘Blatter ‘and tho ‘Repairing Pianos. C. Loragg , Uterine Atimente, Gov and Acid Dys- See aec ate a eee aa Sith ® | Sialing. and contain also Salts of Lithin it isas great value in other and can be more sone IY GET YOUR CLOTHES MADE when ly rel in the than (W “Fou Gan" bay them recy aaate al caae in this country. “Fine Cu saving, and at the same ‘made lybeate Springs, rich in iron, on the grounds, and tom Work. Call at A. STRAUS’, 2 White Supt Spring of excelient quality easily eee 26g tliiouar ana he plunge mare ata se LARGEST ASSORTMENT per 7. raniee the Rust Band of Berea @45 FIXTURES W. FRAVIEi, ‘Mbbitt Hesse: Wansean D.C IN THE CITY, | Bend for descriptive Pam ix LOWEST PRICES. msl-cotw&s0-cotw Also, # fall line of REFLECTORS. and: < * pa aes M. E. HOOPES. a. ‘e ca ora) AST RER ome, ate ‘RUOKS. Pat- LKS FROM AUCTION. BARGAID BARGAINS?! WE DEFY COMPETITION IN PRICES, COLORS AND QUALITIES, STRIPED SILKS, 650, This is a ifieent quality of goods, aud they cam not be matched in PLAIN COLOR SILKS, and 9°. Call and examine these gouts ther vary destrable. Good BLACK SILK 6c, Tals isan excellent Trimmine SUk. seur: KB BLACK GRO GRAIN SILK $1.00. 8 is thi best’ we lave ever offered, it Is reduced from $1.35. GUINET'B* CAC DE SOL. $1.95, This quality + vsnatiy Lat $i 6 CACHEMIRE MILANO, $1.50. This quality needs no praise, It sells at sight. CONNOLLY'S, “tr GO% Ninth street, opp. Parent Omes. <4 ROLLS oF 50 FPRESH CANTON MATTING, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. new Spring DRESS GOODS, cheap. LENADINES, new stock, at bottom eM jeletr 100 ps BLACK prices, styles of LAWNS, White and Colored mds. CASSIMFRES for men and boys’ wear, trot 15, 25, 87 45, (Oc. CASHMERES and TAMISE CLOTH, cheap. And many other GREAT BARGAINS, too nemerons to mention, at Cc. M. TOWSON & CO."s Neo. 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near 7h st, Foreign. 5c. per yard: Dress 15 20, Der yard: Black Paras. from 1 Be. 1: Cassimeres, 15. 20. 25, 37's. 5: S 1 Pure Linen Table Dainask. 25c. per yard; Table Daina fer yard; Robey's Double sk Corset, guarantee steels not to break, Mine, Demorea sreliamle Patterns) Oeas SL _my28-tr JO8. B RAILEY, cor. 7h and F sts, T BRARGAINS aT BROD- 's. Fet.. betwe 12th and i8th, NS, (Amorts K SPOOL 2K SKIRT K 4 BRAID 4 Al-weol Si Gloves, 69 Catton, Buttons, Gros Grain eling. ular pric tse A 1205 F xt of Nhat GREAT SOUTEE OVEN FRONT, “ F to put o1 is are ‘made by “as aad . _C. GEO. MEGINNESS, 75 W. Fayette st.. Bi: iL — 1002 F sc. now cb—1008 F si ast QPECIAL Prices IN DRY Having too large a p prices. to ree x. we will from now up: Biack Silks, 12, 15, 18, 20, manufacturer's prices, ck must be soid—at cheap prices, Suits, cheapest in elty. both in uti mn te Vi jored Hestery cheap, Carpets—stock sacrific: ed, Mattings ch . heap. Cassimneres for men and boys fearfully cheap, T. N. NAUDAIX, my25-tr 709 Market Space. Fy EH HUNDRED beautiful Dress Goods, Buntings, tn tiful Ii Wool, in, eam color, bla t spring shades. onl n every color and 8! ip black it colors; ‘and wool; Colored Gret light-colored pure Mol 25, $1 50. Dui dines, pure silk and irs; Black Silks, 75 We are selling an excellent Make, considered the bast (Guinet Wearing silk in the world.) at §L, wort) 25. We are selling a real satin finish Black Bites, wake.) at $1.25, This Black Silk Is a heen Every day me ell from 0 t0'100 yards, elored S'iks, in seal browns carding nape Hum, steel ec rk green, ‘lead, Siiks, Checkea light shades. “We have received o (100) pieces of Siks, bought wt the very and We are’ selling them at the Smallest advance above cost. ‘Three hundred ) Pieces of Wool Cassimeres and Linens too 1's, boys’ and children’s wear, prices rang!) n 25 te $i Lace for eurt: “uf Corsets, 50: “four (4) pair real Engl: Stock: $1; large assortment of Colored Steck ings te ee dren's Weat: very large size Bridal Quilts, pure excellent quality one-y; \~' ted Bed Tickin Se: white Honoyeens ew Parasols, twilled and piain. u°% 24 Inch and #6 CARTER'S. 711 Market Space. tES DS, &c.—W x © are pro- inch, oth myi3-tr SILKS, DRESS Goo Oo exhilit he largest ad desirable Bock of DRY GOODS eM found in Washington: Bunti all colors, at 20, 25, 30 and 35 cents per lendid HAG, Bplenaid stock of Bourettes, Silks, Lawns, Note.—Macam ‘Bor ‘one of the most fashion- of New York, occupies ‘second floor of our store, = W. W. BURDETTE & CoO, Dud myS-tr GREAT SOUTRERN SHIRT,” first-class with Linen ; ane ack, Is of the best ing and Linen . Unfinished, and 86 cts, fin- ‘Shirt in all the world ‘am- toputonargiig, Ow Loom" Shirt has been @ fa- cts, unfinished, and 75 ana 50 ee ae: XX Shirt is 75 cts. unfinished, Boy's Shirts. 12,"12', and 13 inches, made Sameurta Mesiin, bid'dae Linew “Bosom ‘only Dis. Finest 4-ply Linen Coliars, 6 for ‘Dy 2 a, a. Wamsutts 0. @@-Sold at our 1002 F street n.w. mar27-tr C. GEO. MEGIN NIBS, GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. REVIOUS TO REMOV. Pree oe ON tor'tew days, Best Four-ply LINEN COLLARS, 8 for §1, LINEN CUFFS, 25 cents a pair, READY-MADE SHIRTS, which have been so popular, are still selling at and 76 cents, for the tnhntsed: Halnid, "76 and 80 3 laundri to wear.) to ove Site as es TRE Stock of 125 and 13 inches. DRE*S SHIRTS made to orders trou $2 Up to $2.26. Fit always guaranterd ‘eT cash. the cause of low price Men’s FURNISHINGS compiete. THOMPSON'S Suint Factony, myi4-1m F st. n.ww., opp. Parent Omoe, FREsH stock or STRAW HATS apll-tr $8.50 ap Best Goods, Lowest Frere aa my9-tr 1237 Penn. ave., next cor. Qeonce FE. SCHAFER, MERCHANT TAILOR, Offers for saic the balance of his stock at and below ost to close business. BFA cal! is solicited. mars-8m_ 1111 Penneyloania ave. en. st, A Srighaal Mannfactures and United States of Sotidoers into COMPRESSED YEAST, leave to inform the public that all sach . MHGan rer. | MESES eng ow Mean tea are Rolis, &€c., shouid call for GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.3 GENUINE ARTICLE. ‘Warranted free trom chem icals. myl?-tr ‘BEST ¥ NEL Th. evar, {Las 9