Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1880, Page 4

‘TUESDAY... .June 1, 1880. | The Weather. i INDICATIONS TO DAY. OFFICE OF CHTEF SIGNAL OFFICER, | WASHINGTON, June 1, 1980. For the Middie atlantic states, rising parom- veering to cooler, northerly r partly cloudy weather, followed easing cloudiness and local rain, | RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. | ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- Signal Office during the day: tam, LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. 13 The fire commissioners will hold thetr regu- lar monthly meeting to-night instead of to morrow nicht. The body of Ste Gough, jr., who was drowned at W bury fsland, near’ Potomac city, Saturday, while bathing, was recovered yesterday and ‘brought to the residence of his arents in this city. ‘The funeral is {n progress. | his afternoon. a DeMolay Commandery Kaights Templar, No. 4, (mounted) numbering about 159 members, proceeded yesterday afternoon from the asylum to Mount Pleasant, when a drill and ri Ww took place on Columbia avenue, just above Boundary street. The Sisters of the House of the Good Sh=p- herd, Baltimore, Md., during the past fitteen years have received into thetr institution, w out compensation from the District of Conn bia, erring youny girlsresidents of thts Dis Who otherwise would not have an opport to reform, there belog no lustitution of the kina in Uils District. The Sisters now, for the pur- pose of inereasing their sphere of usefulness, propose to make an addition to their house, and ask the ald of our etttz ‘or this purpose there will be a ramle of a gold wateh and chain and the police authoriti issued an Appeal for subscriptions to be sent to M vi at IS a_sulecess, about 20" ing been donated. he warmest May of the ith this year, th rorded at the s Linco vol- degrees higher nie SS oC the National Law Univer. forexamination last_ ev ning. Fast | & Co. The Great New Vork Avenue Sewer. | OPERATIONS TO BE RESUMED ON THIS IMPORTANT WORK. Mr. D.B.Cooper,the contractor for constructing: the New York ave. intercepting rial cig ed about one year since, and work upon Which has been suspended for want of funds, ts about to resume labor with a large force and wili con- Unie unul this important job is completed all the way through. It will be recollected that this contract was awarded to Messrs. B. J. Joyce —Messrs. Whittborne and Cooper being the active members of the firm—and that the work was corameficed and p1 broceeded with most favorably until the appropriation ran out las! fall. During the interval that has followed, the contract has been turned over to Mr. D. B, Cooper by purchase, and he will carry it to completion as before stated, commencing this season on the outlet section which ts to be Mnished first. The size and manner of con- ruction of this sewer, character of the work, -, has several times been described in Tae Star, and is pretty veneraily understood. The work Is of considerable magnitude, especially the lower or outlet section of {t, which is of most importance agit ts the most expensive part. he purposes of this sewer are to inter- cept the drainage from a large area of surface in the central and northerly portions of the city, and carry the water direct to this outlet Into deep Water, thus relieving the B strest sewer and pr enting the ch ances of overilow and damage during times of heavy foods; al to secure the discharge of most of the til Which now {s retained on the river marsi into the deep water of the Georgetown channel and thus be carried 0% by the tides The work about to be commenced is the arching over of this outlet, which receives all the drain age from the B street sewer, the New York nue intercepting.sewer, the new brick oval shaped sewer running up ith street, and seve Tal minor sewers draining the sioj Street inthe West Ead of the ct pour their contents Into this general outlet the foot of 17th street. This outlet 13 an Hanan affair, and owing to the marshy boitom for fon great care has to be taken in its con. struction, resting, as it does. on piles. The pile foundation, side Walls and flooring were pretty hearly completed according to the original de. sign prior to suspending the work last fall, so that hothing requires to he done except the arch- ing of about 350 feet of the outlet, completing the sewer connections, and levelling and cove pre ing over the work. The open canal ex- teuding from the mouth of the outlet to the Georgetown channel has already been exca- vated, but has yet to be protected with rubble stone and the embankments to be finished. This arching to be done invot eabic sonth of F Alit ion Mr. tcom, and brieily wert ug to | 5 they had enjoyed as stn ents under Mr. Engene Carast their professor, and the jor fon they had | learned to feel’ for hin, presented him with a | massive gold mounted’ cane. Mr. Carust re- sponded in appropriate terms. | { | Mr. Charles Columbus, a well_ known citizen Of the northern part of the city and er A. G. Columbus, fell yesterday of paralysis and ts lying very ather of from an The Spring Trot } } Farm | | | FIRST DAYS KacES AT THE NATIONAL GROUNDS, ‘The first diy (yesterdy) of the spring trotting meeting at Ivy City was not as largely attended tendance was, ho he track was tn very ‘Tne opinion 1s expressed by hi the track Is In_ fact bette m running races. There wer 1,000. The sta Dougherty, [ heats to Settiew The e with Lyman, May. Pail | ule Oakley coming in in the | orde er nh ame d. The second heat was won by Kley in . Lyman second. May Taylor fourth and Pail Dougherty last. ethird heat was M ond, Phil Dougherty third. Taylor fourth and h. In the fourth heat the norses as follows: ‘Taylor, Lyman, May, home Fn the ffth heat pretty cas ed the own Charles € and Stonewall each $3. ‘They had ¢ tered these horses, but gave no notice that they Would not start. . IN THE SECOND RACE », Larz, 4 and Zeph started. in the firstzheat. Uno ¢. Larz second and Zep! ig distanced. Unolala won the seeond Unolata won the ime Enough and Lady Upton, entered, were fn _ not giving n they would not si The judges were Hay of Philadelphia: Judge ti. i. Blackbiru, and Mr. M. hinan. ~ Mr. J. H. Morrow was distance ju Picnics, Exe ssociation riebrated on Monday and Tuesday, Jun and 15th. atthe Washingt nueizen Park. The Mary Washington will go to Oc Falls every W: sday and Friaay ¢ ill leave at 9 a.m. and rag turn at $ Indoor Amusements, ATIONAL T y ights x day at = ater on gene: 4 ate Thorne ‘and the best local tak » city will bring it ont. Fix Fars AND Pestiv at at Dumbarton streat M. EL ch ‘getown, now in prog a very pleasant place to spend an evening, A STRAWSERRY Ice Crea St. Andrew will comm morrow 1 Proce oe go to t fund for a new ehu bulldiag mer Comique ertalaments tuts gol and he ease o and, Of a Weekiy ral, O@ March 25tl, esterday at ple 43 To the Cie tood thiat the inder the ie ction over thy hich ge Potomac river, all of ae Preme Court of the United States held, when | Ubts same case was before It upon habeas¢orpus | from Judge Hughes, that as the Indletment merely alleged the offense to have been com- | mitted in the Di ot oe and did not court could not | omraitted on the | ot determine the ques! ffon of jurisdiction until the place of the wn In evidence. AS soon as the ded * they were re- Capt. Jowed uuu! next Saturday to ri specify the river Potomac, t the say that offe: “not guit F. L. Simtth, was Nie ple Ww. H. st. to ou 3 in al t Scppex DEATH OF A ScHOOL PRrvctran— Yesterday in the second district schoo ardtown, in the county, the principal, Mr. Charles ey, fell to the floor as i in a fit. A messeng nan’s hos pital for . Dr. Palmer, who re- sponded, found Mr. Otey dead, ana after exam'- th was caused by a citizen of North ral years sinc: y. He gra ors, and adopted teachti Carolina, won the respect of ail with tact. For some time be s. ASA school | ite successful for some ools, andat the tae o: of fige building to's ear Dupont circle, tht: THE GERMAN ORPHAN A Schuetzen park yesterday was @ su procession formed at Germania hall, on 1!!2 Street, and proceeded to the park. It was headed y a detachment of police. Next came the color vearers, then the marire band, Chief Marshal G. C. Walker, Adjutant William ‘Kline, Gerioin Benevolent Society, Concordia church soctety, Odd Fellows’ Gertaan church soclety, children { the orphan asylum in Donch’s band, Assistant Marshal a A. Lehman, members of the Washington Schuetzen Verein, the Bak- grs’ Society, Sutehers’ Association, German Work: men’s Society, directors of the sth street Jewish synagogue, German Red Men‘s Society, c., in all numbering 350 men. The day was enjoyed by all in the amusements vn! which the park is so famous, consisting of gara for children, foot races, bag races, &¢.” Ateven o'clock the party was by Hon. Mr. Deuster, of Wisconsin; Hon. str, pie ert Min- Resota; Secretary Sherman, Simon Wolf, esi1., and Rev. Mr. Kraft, the president of the organi zation, The recei Tecelpts netted $2,000, rice FESTIVAL. at | and entered Into bs iu A | to Detective McDevitt at How- | s yards of brick masonry sconerete masonry, 2) cuble yards ran; Scuble yards granite arch Stone, 4 Uneal fee of blue'stone coping, 10,000 enbic sards iting. and <0 lineal feet of 3.6 feet bri ver. Wheil this is compieted Mr. Cooper w sewer on New York avenue, extenillag Te trom 15th to 7 +tnder the south track of te street rallroad. on tut avenue, $0 a3 net to interfere with the pavement. ‘The work he tofore done by Mr. C ‘ooper has given entire sat!s faction to the cer Commission Licut. Hoste, who planned the seu received the uniform sanctdon of and contractors who have exatal DISORDERLY Dor fe of yesterda y in Alexandria occasion being the expectea ceremonies of the corner stone daying of ihe Zion church, which, however, was postponed. It ts that there were not jess t Washington tn the city extra boats to a Fs The majority of the colored visitors conducted themselves in a quiet, orderly manner,but some of them imbibed pretty freely ot the ardent and became noisy. On the wharf an intoxicat ored Washingtonian broke a window taurantin front of the ferry house, and a de mand for payment of damages sustained being made and refused, a fight ensued, W becoming general, Policeman -Smith ar- rived on the se Quiet rt the colored man, aft *r paying th of the broken winuow, was allowed to depart ie eace. A colored man, disappointed at not see: bg thecorner stone of Zion church placed in Position, undertook to a colored mh. ge putp, some tin: when the colored’ stster walked Into and dressed. 8 im off beautiful amid the of lastic crowd that had been eitement in a res- No GARMENTS ARE OFFERED Clothing House of B. Robinson « ave.. which they cannot consclentiously rec mend. y have won the position of leaders in the boys" clothing trade by strict adherence: to honest dealings and close and constant study of the Wauts of the art, CUTTING A MAN’s THROAT WITH A Fisu Ksirg.—This morning. in the Pulice Court, Lewis Eskridge, allas Lewis Cavanaugh, charged with assaulting another young ‘wi man, named Albert Rabbitt, with the intent to Kill him. Mr. Rabottt testified that on the sth day of May he and Eskridge had a dispute in South Washington, when Eskridge cut his throat with a fish knife. Dr. Hatmett testified to the dangerous character of the wound, and he case Was sent to the grand jury; bonds the Boys €o., 909 Pa, ‘3 Wao Have ot young dv GoxE on Of ae S weeks ago the son of Ma & party from the northeast section of tis cit, Mt. George Stafford, son of Mr. J. G. Stat of South W ‘ashington, alse t about the ume, aud Wednesday Mr. James stafford, gist, a brother of George Statford, the same place. Those who have 4 SS report Uh ns well, wen Ch et drag. arted for vd there they are rh ed and & FOR TRE BEST and coldest sod water In euly go to the Ebbitt House drug store—3 cen’ agléss—Adut, URE Powpes.”—A col- liza Ash, living on H, be- Sth and 6th streets northwesi, appli a to Pp headquarters this morning for Lh in ridaing her household of the iniluence ot who, she says, live next door jeonjure people, tober. She staies that she aud her husband and children have no peace day nor night for th colored netghbors, who powder ov her sidé of the fen nely yibors, ed in thelr ceil Wanted the aye! to go and examine. wha tL t and rer: She said if it were not for pep- er and salt, her and her family would have been dead long ago—they have to Seater 1¢ all over their yard and inside t Times a day to des jure powder.” d giv asking gate the case. MvDevitt refer Brock, who, after hearing her that if the pepper and Salt answel e, LO Kee] ep on using It, S no la’ against contre folk. This a not auite sat ty her, and Captain Vernon promised that he would attend to the case, Which satisfied the oid woman, and she started home to tell her | famnlly the results of her visit. ht a kT3 Chased, Enamel Chains, $2 to $20, Priggs’ 1 Deeds IN FRE have been filed as follo’ Hayes to Mary Barrett, north 3% 31, sq. , dO; parts Gand 7, sq. 41 $—. Dennis Barrett to Joho Hayes, A. W Wrens to C. Goodrich, 87, F. Dyer to F. Bangerte: lots 13 and 14, sq. 13. sub of Dye E Sheckells and’ Morris, trustees, 0 W. sell, Ley wt 11, T. J. Jona “RI gorse trustee, i Ste : RH. Gorstch t6 Johuson—Holmead’s “addleione to Gordon & King to W. Clabaugh, ss). H. Haight to C: *¢ eo 15, Ow, Te Lapham, iis: Tand 5, 8q. 9% Hester to Julius L nsbury, lots oto », Subject to $1,150 encumbrance, 1880 COMMENCEMENT DRESSES, Dotted Swiss Muslins 25 conta. Ficured Swisa Su French Organd: thecked Organ ‘Tarlatans 1254, 1 Bishop Lawns 20, ' Yictoria Lawns , 15, 18, 2c Linen bawne 25, Go, 4 7 are 18, 20, 25, Figured Mareei?l Jes 5, fein Corded Pi 20, 25 cents. Ete., Ete. + Etc. SUMMER SILKS—CHOICE STYLES, 45 CENTS. tall colors. Aiwect "Lace Bun Bunting, all colors, 45c. Lr Damaase Grenadines Linen Lawns only’ ce ‘000 Yards o Clacked pelbaereD Eran sy ny of cents. i styles of rene ee 32, $2.50. oe ahs raw Matting 1 je. Up. artment. C. M. TOWSON, 636 Pa. ave., South side, Rear Tih st: o-8- | | THE Santee ose COURT IN GENERAL T; Yesterday, Stegmater Ste pesb ore ro egmier; motion to dismiss oe es ae ‘To-day, Potomac s agt. U. P. SB. Co, anc same agt. L &S. B.C. Co. on hearing. Equiry Covrt—Judge Hagner, Yesterday, Hill agt. National Fair Grounds Asc ie argument concluded and case subd- mite To-day, Merrimon agt. Barrett; restraining order continued. Cel agt. ‘Christiancy; allmo&fy and counsel fees ordered. Jones agt. pegs auditor's report confirmed. Harrin: act. Harrington; proof ordered taken at Chitco- oi Mass. Lewis agt. Kennedy; leave toamend a Criminar Cotet—Juige James. Yesterday, United States agt. Robt, pallefiger and Geo, Nowland; oe ed tor Yobbery and Plead not guilty. U. S, agt. same; arranged for assault with Intent to Ee and plead not guilt: rere on demurrer to jurisdiction set for Sat urday. POLICR CourT—Judge Snell. + To-day, Sarah Thomas, Julla Smith and Sarah Lewis, loud and bolsterous; $5 or 15 days. Han- nah Smith, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse, Jane Martin and Jessie McCoy, profanity; $5 or jdayseach. Peter Sherman was charged!with the larceny of a horse valued at $100 from Francis Thomas. Officer Sarat ‘an testifled that he learned that a horse had been sold at the bazaar a few days ago very cheap, and on ques- tioning the prisoner, who had sold {t, he came to the conclusion that the horse had been stolen, and took defendant Into custody. The prisoner stated that he picked up the horse on the road between here and Montgomery with a rope around lls ne to the grand jury—bonds A CHILD RUN OVER By A STREET CaR.—About lod this morning Benny Baden, six yi living at. 16: ver near his parents’ restdence by’ ear} Belt line, Samuel Gardner, iriver. ‘The b: vas picked up and taken home and attended by Dr. Nailor, who states that his injuries are very Serious. ‘The driver lives at the corner of South Carolina avenue aud N streets southwest. ‘GEORGETOWN. DEATH OF A YouNG Lapy.—Miss Jennie Sailer, the daughter of Mr. Sailer, superintendent of the Washington and Georgetown ratiroad com- pany, died at the lence of her father on Gay street, yesterday afternoon, after a long illness of consumption, aged 17 years, THE Darky Matbs KecePTion at the fair at Forrest Hall last night was a success. The leading “maid,” Mrs. {saac nh, recelvet many congratulations. Paper reception to- night. GRAIN ARRIVALS.—Boat Seneca, with 1,000 bushels of corn, 200 bushels wheat and 50) bush- potatoes, Boat Dunlop, with 4.000 bushels corn. Sales—3,200 bushels Wheat sold yesterday at prices ranging trom 124 tot fi THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLE Madeira, Wis., adjourned sine dle yesterday. A committee to present resolutions on the Indian question to Congress was appointed. A copy of the resolutions favoring the extinetion of the os was decided to be sent to President LUMBER! LUMBER! OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .per 100 feet, 81.25 VIRGINIA FLOOBING, No. 2.. 1.75 HEADED PALINGS, $ ft. long... SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best). BAILS, 2x3, 16 feet... GET OUR BID ON YOUR LUMREB!!! WE ARE NEVER BEATEN!!! 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STRAUS, LOL Pennnsylvania Avenue, my27-tr Between 10th and 11th streets. A” STILL THEY COME, A NEW CARGO OF Seamless Oxford Ties for Gents. Scotch Bot om Low Heel Strap Ties. Gloth paren aur Prines Alberts. Patent Lea! we Saeed for. oa and Boys. Button ang and Newport ‘Ties for High Sandal ee for Ladies and Misses. White Rid Slippers, LL. HEILBRUN, No, 402 7th st. n.ws Bran or: Taz OLp Woman mi WINDOW. my28 = ‘ER! NOTICE t — STATUARY, Ct ™ ae - 'TS made to order. arx8 me) Pennayivanis, or Siar Onis. J|2W1S S0RNBON © o., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. C., DEALEES IN UNITED BTATES BONDS DIB- TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECUBITIES. DOMESTIO apd FOREIGN EXGHANGE. mar3 \ | FASULY SUPPLIES. DRY GOODS. M ARYLAND YAMS FROM PRINCE GEORGE CO. THREE YEARS OLD. PRICE 15 crs. PEB LB. JOHN H. MAGRUDER FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. myll 14231 New York ave, Borrer: Caer Fase Ce r PRINT, mai made from pure Alderney, estern Creameries, Buccessor to Frank & Nos. 496 and ior Cette, Market Open every day ti XCURS! annie FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Fresh srrival of Imported ona Domestic Goods. jorned. BEEF. Rot HAM. Bonet, with Jelly. Potted. Vari ROLLED TONGUE, HAM SAUSAGE, CURRIED OXSTERS, BARKED MACOAHOSL: PIORLED, UAME, TONGUES PICKLED OVS- TERS, PICKLED SHRIME, P OGDEN x PLATES, PAPER at AVELING BASKETS. ‘No charge sfoe pack and panera soods to any part of the ze wi my5 ALACE Ran Cor. 14th st. and New York ave, FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and CU. CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 cents 8 pound. may4 EST N. ¥. BUTTER, per Ib... Frime NEW CHEESE, per lb... 1can SWISS CONDENSED MILK. 3 ibs. Beet ITALIAN MACARONI. 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. 2 lbs. GREEN COFFEE. 1 bushel GCOD POTATOES . 6 (L-1b.) Bars BABBITT’S N. ¥. CITY SOAP... 80 Scans 8. & W. CORN STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. GEO. A. OOHARE, 4213 7th st. n.w., ap29 Between M and N. NE MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 60 Cents Per Ln. Best Goverument Java COFFEE, Roasted, 33 cts Best iis Govern, Roasted, 20 cts. per Ib. Swiss Process FLOUR, $2.15 per bbl. NEW YORK TEA COMPANY, Cor. 7th and K sts, 8p26-3m WM. H. SPIGNUL & CO. IST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fair over ail other dompet- re TO CERES, The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, A Mavnificent Winter ee Patent Process. N HI The Standard Fauly, Figur 6 District. For sale by every first-cl: rocer. WHOLESALE DEFOE, Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave, apl2 WM. M. GALT & Co. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ‘DDY REFEIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM KEFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beyeridze,) Irporter of China, Glass Ware, Xc., myl5 4009 Px. ave, Gs FIXTURES, GAS FIXTUBES, SLATE MANTELS, LATHOBES, RANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINNING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. EAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 9th st. n.w., ray5 ¥.M.O.A. Building. Gs IXTURES! GAS FIXTURES!: & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Mesers. MITORELL, VANCE &00., N. ¥., can be seen at 5631 15th Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find it tc their advantage to examine this stock before pur. chasing. A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., apls Corconaw Burupina. Bonney. QroucE mineeis eres OIL AND WATEE COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Windew and Plate Glass, ALL EINDS OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. mar29 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). AS Se STOVES. J. M.@H. COHEN, DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES },000 worth of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, genie eta acer bom ~ peas. dante wy of AMERIOAN and SWiss ins Tn Gala Gases REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED for any of the above goods. MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. aps No. 1007 Seventh st. n.w. ET THE BEST. THE OZLEDRATED CONCORD HARNESS axD COLLARS. LUTZ & BHO., 407 Pennsylvania avenue, Bole Agents for the slg of Hills Oslobratod ‘Harn one NEB and HABNESS’ in great bee lled —Gbreful atfeition pad to repairing. _my8-tmn_ which will be Bee sme eee deez wants of Te ‘pl! | a TRAOHDINA TEES BREAK IN Pray he the recent aoa in a DRESS reduced from 20 to 40 per thet mo NES aor Tro 373 to 28 a Suara from ws ins “sc. from Te. to LONSDALE © to 1De. BLACK BILKS, Coe. CORSETS. dm boven, 250. K's best 20) yard Spool COTTON, and sood 100 Eateat LA, Be. (6 spools for 2Sc barat t ATIN, 750. FRENGH CAMBINOS an MADR GINGH Adis reduced from 37c. ASHIMERE reduced from #1.25 t0 9 LEADS Old Stand, 1305 F sf. = Peat CAMEL's HAIR GRENADINE. FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISs. PERSIAN LAWN. INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA LAWN. NAINSOOR. DRESS GINGHAMS, in New Designs. PACIFIO PERCALES AND LAWNS, 12s. MMEE SUI iN 5 7} ast ee, TINGR, 18, 20, 25, 375, ALL WOOL ROLL BUNTING, 20. GAUZE UNDERWEAR. PARASOLS. ‘TYLER & CHEWNING. ate clerks with Perry & Bro.) my27 O1S 7th st. now. 7A" LAWNS: LAWNS! One Thousand (1,| 0) Picces of Beautifal Lawns Just Arrived. Hight Hnndred (800) Pieces of Beaptiful PACIFIC LAWNS, 10, 12%, 13. One Hundred (100) Pieces of Beantiful FRENCH LAWNS, 3 idee One Hundred (160) Pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, 15, ist 20, 25e. CART ‘Til Market Space. INDIA LINEN, the contraine mae for Ladics’ Dresses, 20, 25, 3! VERY FINE BLACK enn LAWNS, 25. BLACK LINEN LAWNS, 25c. FINE LACE STRIPE WHITE GOGDs, only 4239c. Special Bargain. COLORED SILKs, ee QUALITY, ‘Navy Bi COACHMAN’S DRAB A} ‘only 55e. COLORED SATINS, very cheap. ee SILKS, 5c. BLACK SILK#, TosteL: “00, ‘a. 12, $1. 25, 81. 37, $1.50, up to $3.00 CARTER'S myl9 71 Market Space. 0 TO DUBREUIL BROs,, 1112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR THE CONVENTION A SPE alf-dozen Superior SUT Haitdosen Elegaut SHIRTS. Onur Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosor A fine assortment of GENT'S FURN always on band. Sauer CHEAPER THAN EVER. ‘Onr “Mystery” SHIAT, unfinished, is cheaper than ‘we & and tinea, Bas way. below pre te SHIRT, finished, at 75 cta., it ‘when mush prices, Our “'Mys heapast Shirt in the world, 2 Diamond” SH a in BD cts. Our LINEN COLL: 5 8L,81;50 ber dozen, are ae wood ae is usually @old a ar NECKWEAR beata the world it Suallty and price. Qur Silk SCARFS at 25 cts. sre a8 good a8 any other house eclis at ‘Our 5 cent vo a aes sold fori 81.25 by the MEGINNISS’, Soe 1002 © street n.w. Shhh SHIBTS: S! SHIMNTS! 6 FINE DRPSS SHIRTS TO ORDER. 4 EXCELLENT DRESS eens too ps0 Opposite Patent Office, PHING AND SUMMER DItEss | RS) Goons. have just ed lendia line Frenat piss DDR comprisinee tal cape Di Paney and pied SUL GRENADINES, B:: Seereuckers. Shooda C Pongs othe oy Gioths, Lae Buntiny Linen Lawns, Madra: ——, India Mulls and French Naintooks, ail wrades An inspection of our stock 1s solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., 1328 F st. .., near Ebbitt House LADIES’ GOODS. UMMER STYLES 10 FOR SEA SIDE. LEGHORN, ROUGH aspe READY FAYAL HATs, Large assortment, newest shapes, at J. P. PALMER'S, 2107 F sts. n.w. N. B. Personal attention given to aed orders. 31 ——— ens GET REDUCTION IN PBICES. During the month of Jane we offer OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILUINERY GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. PATTERN BONNETS AT HALF FRICE. Would call special attention to one asso. ment of LACE MITTS, LISLE, THREAD aud MONOGRAM KI} GLOVES, from 2 to10 buttons, at popular prices Mr: my29 Nos. 6: LAdIES PREPARING TO GoTO Seashore or mountains should provide them: bottle of Ray's Curling Elixir and Hair Dressing, a8 its the onty article im the world which Wil Keep the hair beautifully wavy) or in crimp, in damp air and sultry weather. itis Earmilons vegetable weeperaiion, witch stiffen the hair, but causes it to curl naturally. CHIP, J. HUNT, 23 D THE selves with The reatert wonder of the axe. Forasle by. & Croniwel fll drugcists.. mays DOUGLASS, St. Cloud Bullding. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK: PARASOLS—New and Elegant Designs. HOSIERY—Spring and Summer Styles CORSETS—Every Desirable Make. LADIES' UNDERWEAR in Great Variety. NOVELTIES in Made-up LACE GOODS. LATEST STYLES in Each Department. EPARTMENT will at all weg contain tue obo Gholvest Goods at the Lowest Pric DOVEDARS ws 5S. J. MESSER, DRESSMAKING. iG AND. BUMMER STYLES. ont pe anh ao = po and Journals of eee oes teenie, First-class work, at moderate prices. mal6-3m (PO! (ON. Scr Kearse ‘BONNETS AND FINE MIL Ninth St. and F sts. ERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. ee pa and All Winter Mabe v* —_ tor peace next 30 saa fon and GHILDBEN'S 8H M289 BELLE Lucas: DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS. 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner Sth st., Keep Building. FLAITING, 903 9th st. EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees. 7, Oates onguatea 0 Hot Sea rene ee Bold bysil Druggists. Price 26 cents. mari9-3m i of AAAS | afer | PICNICS, EXCURS E FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &e A FAIR eg FesTiv AL mT < DUNBARTON ST M Ft bate a. Wal open Mc ant AY Nik Gooractown, aT, May 31, GT. ANDREWS: yAFen, Pe ww. STRABPER ey ar tee oles Festiva, ‘TUESDAY axp WEOSESDAY "EVENINGS NEXT, % Ist AND 2p. Proceeds to go toward building gar fer, new Chureh. SIONS, iS ON STE. n MANY RCURSEONS 0 ts ae COQUAN FALLS &e. Mo Be Siurrs lube FOR 1 c Every Monday during the #eason Danet TO “MARSHALL HALL AND MT ant VERNON on reas Our only antl or at the boat. JOTOMAC FRUIT MARSHALL HALL, on W. CORCORAN, THURSDAY. June 3. 1880 tam. and 5 19.30 p.m shi nee furnishing capa. € exlubi ion and ele. Fare to public, 0c. to holtert of members ‘half fare Vassports, to be had of fidreti, sam o 20TOM! Persons desiring « whtfuul chanze from the de- ean enjoy eon the Pate: 30 and 7pm. The te 6.80" p.m, are especial ing. _AMUSEMENTS. her well-known will commence We MMER 'T day, May #1, 1. atinees. Anot ance od the Sea: GPRING TROTTING MEETING w OF THE Seeks NATIONAL FAIR ASsoct. VARESE 4TIo WASHINGTO! , Coumexctsc, MONDAY, Ma AxD cox TINUING -CN TUESDAY, MEDNE DAY wwe THUBGDAY, Juss len do Acome tee LST Day MONDAY, ay on 2:26 nase, % 81,000 With Eivht Entries. 20 CLAsSeveen eon P 598 SECOND DAY FORSDAY, Ne Isr. = #:00 aisuTE Cr. Cnse B19 ase $1,003 xp an. Pease 8303 Punsr #800 ¢ — " Purse $503 FOURTH Day THT RODAY. Iv: BE Sn. 2:60 OLass, we PUUsE S800 Witi Reventeon Bntries . 2:20 Chass., Punse $1,503 With Pour tniri HORSES START AT 2 30 TrainsieaveB AO R R. Dejwt aud ev No Lis Stan: quor or Smob ine allewed upon th Grand id. No lanproper Characters admitted to the Group. holders privilewes lrave been extended to in- mission to the Gi und Bian! by coupon ets, Which must be pr from the Oftice of the Association, st #03 M. ket ‘oases on or before MONDAY, May aise ar There will bea baud of Music in attendance. PRICES OF ADMIss) To the Ground -BAe. * 50 id... rter-stretch and Grand ica rt. can be prochred at the Oltiee of itis, Aeeo- ion, No. SC3 Market Space. 5Rt ASHI DN NATATON! — The ouly SWIMMING SCHOOL in ths Die- én, mite 4 Sib E at., bet. 6th th ats. T le" Letnon, Be, qhweive Binwie adustaa Hive Tickets, imys-Im? 00. lessons, & a1 | esa Just recetwed from | Me Fred. Kepoel, of New 01 large assortius rocks “OLD AND Mat NO ENGRAVINGS, Mark Twain's Trainy Winchell's P: i. BH. ard” Sketches and Studies Southern Europe Batchel Guide to Europe 1880, Symonds fellow's Golden Leeend JAMES J. CHAP: AT ROPOLITAN Boor, snr, my22 Pennsylvania avenue. VE HAVE J Sage SIMOND'S pion T OF FATENT OFFICE 0} RO Being a digest, in classified and chronolowical order, of eubetatizlly all the reported 6 of the Commissioners of Patents to January 1, 1520. i 7a ‘hiner LECTURES ON DONSTITD- LTH PRIME! ERAN genes by UF, 3, GW id Sea Bathing, by Dr. Beara and How to Keep Barpett: E: 325 bef — work ahd Overwork, 0} Wood, jr. a Liteand How to Reach teat Zh ?. pena. ‘he Mouth and the Teeth, by le & ‘on, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, a2 myl2 == NEW EDITION or LIPPINCOTT’S PRONOUNOING GAZETTEER oF THE WORLD. Just published and for sale by FRANCIS MOHUN, Bvocrssons TO MonUN Buos., &myl BOLS Pa. ave., cor. 1th at. COAL AND WOOD. G. Le SHERIFF, meh COAL AND WOOD, “fppocidl stant given SP orery oxaer. ELM4 and adn Pa. Ave. abet and Mills, Water and N street, AL. NSO! FROTHERS. yp. euarmonic, Commeorioss, mul Weioms iow eta. 8. w. 1202 rege yao bev in N4tromaL FALB ASSOCIATION. KINDLING WOOD was swarded to us competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., 4] Se ae