Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1881, Page 5

FAMILY SUPPLIES. pronation Day. CANNED GOODS of every description. ‘WOODEN PLATES. al PAPRE NAPKINS. UITS of all kinds. ZWEIBACK. LIME JUIOE. B. W. BEED'S SONS, northwest. who sre uring the ordinary Jave Coffee of chops are riquested to get vue PERB MARAOAIBO, Fptallea at 25" cents pér aa crs epee They will save money an ; Fhote who want a eauine, rich old Java, can be WITMER’S, Fine Groceries. 1918S Penna. ave. aeeold m2 MEAY PICKINGS Jaa garden and pighiy cultivated Japan Tes, com- — of the - arly picked a cured with great Et mare ily color, oe mae _ ——— ork De strictly jure im entirely wholesome. ly by ELPHONZO TOUNGS. =e TEA. ICED TEA. ICED TEA. jee eas Green, Fisch. or Mixed Tes, at 50 cents per be equalled in Washington for leed LUNCH Goops Of every description Just recetvéed. Lora Teaase. ae oe Loy mara &e.: ri Beer carkeg. tke Sar ‘rdines, Balmon Lobater, Dried Beef, » &e., B0., B0., SAUCES AND PICKLES Of all kin .indwe would name the celebrated Durkee’s Dressing, Crosse & Blackwell's SELECTS haere sud the tho'cest NEW 8 and the very cho’ YORK BUTTER. No psina spared to keep up & ood supply of there iniportant wick Queen calc DUFpodes. ‘We vive our undiwided attention fo the FAMILY TRADE, And make st our whole study to furnish the VERY BEST of everythins in the way of FAMILY 8UP- ELIES gener ‘Our facitities for buying and freigbting are surpassed by none, and we guaran- ‘a8 low as any other house in ths city: as sso. wetted art quality and quantity, as loney cheerfully refunded to any customer who is not entirely satisfied with thelr purchasa If you can't call please send postal or Telephone yd residence, sa our Telerhoue at the atore is # lugged sgain for the present. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROOER, bet. B and F. myl9 604 Sth » Sas WINES, OLARETS AND SAUTEBNES, Forest Quatrtres, at Lowest Prices. ST. JULIEN, MONTFERRAND, ST. ESTEPHF, ST. EMILION, PAUILLAO, BROWN OAN- ‘PENAO, HAUT SAUTEKNES, HAUT BaRSAQ, Exc, In Quarts and Pints. FRESH GINGER ALE, the imported o: ‘eUL Se a oer stoure PEMBROSE OED: YE WHISKEY. Oxp FAsHioxED SEW ENGLAND CHESKY BOUNCE. STRAITON & STORM’S SEGARS, FRESH GOODS. BASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE, DRY GOODS. LADIES GOODS. INDUCEMENTS EX fRAOKRDINARY BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY! WE WILL OF FEE ON MONDAY, THe 234, a Fu, LINE OF XTRA SI INGRAIN \RPETS. at 76 conte a y: price 90 cents and 81- Also, a line of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, at 75 and BODY BBUSSELS, from 81.40 to 81.65. WINDOW SHADES made to order in all oolors. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 Market §; pace. 2 All orders for CARPET ULEANING re prompt attention. SHETLAND WOOL SHAWLS, $1.25 TO 85. 5-4 FRENCH FOULLE, $1 quality for 75 crs. 5-4 FBENOCH TWILLED DESEGE, 50 ors. BLACK TWILLED LINING SILE, 50 ors. PARABOLS AT REDUCED PRICES. WHITE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 7th st. (THE MYSTERY” 8H jo of Grst-clase manaiiune buch es, x Sort ais: Wamentia, cand. Ei ilismevilte—not or fourth. code, stamped Wamentts a. Y” GRR’ fret clase Murlin apd the best Sound bay et for 75 cente, and if they are not eatisfactory when them and get you get them home you can return our mon: _ Sotans, a wo re and — styles, 75 centa. SILKS NEOK Wenn eeraret is Very ne nes ‘HANDEERGHIEFS, 25 m a, at MEGIRNISS" m12 1002 F street northwest. N*” DRY GOODs. SPZOIAL BARGAINS IN BLAOK BROOADB SILES. BLAGE SATIN DE LYOR. COLORED “* sd BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. BLACK AND COLORED SUSAH SILES. SUN'S BLACK VEILING. Fall lines of all kinds of first-class DBY GOODS aT BOTTOM PRICES. TRUAREL, CLARK & OO.. spld 803 Market Space. HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, $16 F sr. NORTHWEST, OFP. PATENT OFFIOR. DRESS SHIRTS TO OBDER, a specialty. READY-MADE SHIBTS at following prices: Best Wameutta. unfinished 75 cta Best F. of the L, unfinished nished, 80 Boye’ Wansutts untntahod, 60 cis, :aniehed 73 Just received, 3 larze line of FANCY HALF HOS! pier, Istest designs in NECK WEAR sppropriat or epr: A tompiete stock of GENTS FORNISHINGS always on hand at unasual's ‘ov, JAMES 1 HOME: EW SPRING GOODB. ve tee opened a 1 a splendid assortment of BERING DRESS GOODS, comprising all the new ie Many choice things are Nun’ rhite and Col: Ny Manager. line of Linen bheetii an Pillow Linens, all Damask Table Cloths and Napking. all sale ai h, English and German Hosiery 1n all = thenew strel- Au "An Inspection of our stook is soll: | © THOMAS RUSSELL, tmporter, Home Bho. & eee ml6-2y 1213 Pennsylvania avenus. ap ras Besrrr House AT THIS SEASON, THERE 18 WO | GB. ELLERY, le MORE PLEASANT AND WHOLE- SOME BEVERAGE THAN CLARET, as the cost of s fair quality of Imported Claret 80 extravagant asto forbid its zeneral use,s wine equal quality and at a low price becomes a de- We have succeeded in securing a VIRGINIA CLARET, \bemsi County, equal in bouquet Sion anda, S any invorted wie st double ite Is fruity sarees able flavor, its small Seulage of alcotiol ‘with the low price of $4.00 PER DOZEN, shonld recommend it to the cordial spproval of the public. ALSO FROM THE SAME VINEYARD, A NORTON SEEDLING of s Burmasdy character, the finest native wine Jet produced. st $5.00 PER DOZEN. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Market Spac: and as — mOUSE mbes Gane cucUum- H™ BERS, ONL: ‘X 60 CENTS, PALAOR MARKET, ‘Corner 14th street and New York avenue Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. Received DaILY. ‘CHOICE SPRING LAMB, OUCUMBERS, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES, BEEMUDA POTATOFS AND ONIONS, POTOMAC PERCH an SHAD, at THB sp? BOSTON MARKET, 25) 1719 Penusylvenia avenue. PB heared B KEELLY. LEB IW ecu LAM! ‘BNED eae AS -PEUIAL Goze alpen te Awarded at ational Fair over all other TO SOE RES, ‘The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINSEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY. A Magnificent Winter W! = Wheat Patent Process. ‘The Standard Pes ae the District. fs oar FOR SALE BY EVELV FINGT ULas GHOCER. WHOLESALE DECOT, Corner Lstat. and Ind WM. M. a ave ALT & fell Lou ANA STATE LOTTERY. nor ANY STAT: ° URPEECEDERTED ATTRACTION! ‘£6 HALF A MILLIUN DISTRIBUTED! Louisiana State Lottery Company. porated in 1868 for 25 years by the Lezis- ustare Tor Eougations) and Mharitsble purposes— uth a, capital of #1.000,000—t9 which, a reserve fond of over $420,000 has since iming popular vote “its franchise ¢ Present State Constitation adopted Dece igus D, gion oh GRAND = LE Xcmbin DRAWINGS Tt Never Bet mates ver Look at the following distr! ‘Grand Promenade Concert, during which will take piace the 193D GuaND MONTHLE XTRAORDINABY SEML-ANNUAL DRAWING - ‘AT NEW ORLEANS: ur; dar the ents. die ith, tosgats er Gen 6h BRAUHD of Lousians, aad Gen. SUpAL Ane ARLY, of ar inte 44 sa MARMION, GOLDDUST. 18 a s Mg ey Rae Aaniealt saan | Bee University, is 1588 SUCCESSOR DUBREUIL BROTHERS, Manufacturers of FINE DRESS SHIBTS, GENTS’ FURNISHIN 1112 F st. northwest, Washington, D. 0. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order.. Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. &ix Fine Shirts to order. mard4 SPORTING GOUDS. Cc=u™ BUPPEBT. Mos, 403 and 406 7th st. mw. SEADQUARTESS FOR THE WHITNEY OHIL- -DBEN’S CARRIAGE OOMPANY, the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability ‘tm the market. ABOHERY AND FISHING TACELES, CECQ' AND LAWN TENNIS, LIUYOLES, VELOOIPEDES, WAGONS, S. ¥. ROLLER BEKATES (all numbers) At Prices to Buit the Times. mar} EDUCATIONAL. Casa UNIVERSITY EXAMIsATiOns In courses Jew to de- UBT dente not fooking’ deerece select thelr om studies. Entrance xaminstions begin at June 13th and September 1th, and Th D, at the ‘School Buil fs Pia 14th, and continue three days. Forinforma- tion apply to the Treasurer, Ithaca, N.Y. m24-co3w GFANIGH LESSONS AND THANSLATIONS. An American centleman, with displom: from a spent road's profsceor: tyeaks American ears a! ‘ Spanieh aa fuentiy as pure Address EL WOCAL 30 ‘Teacher of PIANO, Cues and ‘VOOAL MUBIi Phat tee? attentic to Be- eachere 1 Pupi et es os aualide for ‘Terme moderate srgeen ta Fe northwest. M Iss ee LEAVITT, OF Bo! uate of the New Engian DOUGLASS’, Br. OLoup Burtpme. GENUINE LISLE THREAD GLOVES, In great variety, at popular prices, i GAUZE UNDERWEAR, For Ladies, Misses and Children. RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW PRICES. CORSET COVERS AND DRESSING BAOQUES, Of our own Mannfacture. LADIES’, MISSES' and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, * In New Designs, for Summer Wear. CORSETS. THOMSON'S VENTILATING, for hot weather. DOUGLA m27 NINTH AND F Brexsts. ‘THE LARGEST AND FINEST Belection of NINTH sTexet, ? PLUMES, FANOY BIBSONS, Ero., - South of New York, at MRS. J.P. PALMER'S, uo7y F St. Bet. Lith and 13th sts. S7"MONOGRAM AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES aT LOWEST PRICES. ms GUNNER PBICE! UMMER PRICES!! MRS. M. J. HUNT, 621 AND 623 D SrnEer Nonrawesr, Having made extensive additions to her atook of Summer Millinery, is now selling the same at greatly reduced: prices. Special bargains in Ustrich Plumer, Flowers and Shade Hate, Faris trimmed Bonnets are now being offered, aloug, with oihers of our owa cues at prices far below cost of ee NEW SUMMER GOODS —Fronch Pa tern Bonnets and Huts, Millinery Noveities, Siuk Wraps, Street and Trave'ing wraps, Uuder- garments st Greatly Reduced Prices, All the best French Corsets, Lawa sud Percale Wrappers, Lawn snd Gingham Saity, Black Damesso Baten, 842 0 ent of Parasols and Gloves, Parielan’ ‘Novelticn in Neckwear, ‘Black and Witte Laces in great variety, Ladiesand Minses, Bathin Suite an and a carefully selected tine of best Knglish Needles, 4 papers ni (LE. WASHINGTON, | DRESSMAKING, AND TRIMMING 8TORB, Bu: Drees! guyeriot ety! Dresses Oy! and] ‘Basted. anda perfect fit sasran- Vem SHOES, Lena offer m: stir oe oF Su days ah offer my entire stock of WIN- on BOODNT OF TEN PER OENT. JAS. H. VEBMILYA, 610 Nb opp. Patent Ofies. ‘AUCTION SALES. ;AMES GUILD & SON, Auctioneers. PAWNBEOERER'S SALE AT AUCTION: sre Shall sell foc B. &u ton, 314 9th etreet, avd WSDNESDAY EVEN: Focrouns ‘M ,Mar 31 and Jun Inte, ocneistine of Gold and Silver Waten Chains, Piamord Rings, Solid bilver an re, Books, Clothing, ‘ko, SMITH, Broker. POMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALTABLE Prt OPERTY FOR. ALE CORNER SIRSETS ROnTHWES! Iwill offer fcr sale on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1841, ar 6 O'CLOCK Pp... iu frout of the 19 and 21, and all 6, subd vided into luts re pias a lara dwelling Rouse of 19 rvoma in coms iets order Eke othoe Jota are fine building lots, aud allshave an auey ontlet. ‘Terms of sale; One-third cash; residua in six and.twe.ve mouths, with interest at six per cent 128 at FRED. W. JONES, Trustee. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, OMAIRS DEHOLST ERED IN QHIMBON KEP; NOT CHANGER GR wASY Of sO. SUFAR FEATHER PILLOSS ANS CHINA, GLASS AND OR HesETe Lip t: bee paciies Veet &o 1881, comaexc- al: tady di ig housexeeping, fy Rodan ire avenue, between 3a and 435 atrects northw ost, the sbove assort vent of hn: hold effects. WALTER BR. WILL 14Ms & Qu. Bouee fer Rei Auction: e ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00, Aucts. SALE OF PEQUSEHOLD RURNITORY, CAB- At I serect neriwests on FRIDAY, Jumm 3p, 1881, COMMENCING AT 1.o'oxock 4 st. consisting in part of Parlor Suite, upholstered in @ Marble-top Cotter ‘Lables, Walnut Extousion ‘Tax ble, Dining-room Chairs, "Whatnots, Walnut Hall Walnut Chamber ‘Furniture, Painted Bed- Steads, Bureaus and Washstands. Mirrors, Re- {rivorators, Brussels, Ingrain aud other Gatpets, tals Carvets, Ensravings, Chromos, Hurk and Gotton-top Mattress, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, China, Glass and Orockery Ware, Kitchen Utensil, &¢ , towether with other articles too. numerougéo enumerat ite. ‘Terms cathy WALTER B, WILLIAMS &,00., Ancte. HOUSE FO BENT by ALBERT 920 ¥ atreet northwest. Sayre SALE OF TWENTY-ONE VAUU- STON, Cor ose rat ey, oN instrumental inetraction in Vocal and Buste'geien f." Miss Leavitt may be ad leizerott’s Music Btore. m10-lm BS. 8. Ba ber’ fipecial at ition ee for Ooll nt West Point, Annspolis and all com! Senet ‘Forms in ad 8.W. FLYNN, a 702 Gth st. northwest? support Tis graduates secure id profit. Gow atu tions of trust sie ree of study and Arithmetic, Penmanshi} fereyerg vata se areas and double (eg 7) adapted care. ay anna E A Seeslons, Wor informacion SPENCER, Principal. janie HE ABOHER INS’ ABHINGTO! Feccunct: Mrs. M4. B. SconER. 14 1400 Massachusetts avenue, Washington, D.O. SPECIALTIES. HLES ~The worst forme of Biind, Bleeding, or Ulcerated PILES speedily snd" permanently cured. No knife or ligatures used, and no deten- tion from bu: jail and see certificates from ness. promirent citizees who have been AB T STRERT, BETWEEN REVENIEENTH. AND EIGH FEENTA oT. RTH WEST 5 ENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN 8 3, AND ON 10. AND T GON AVENUS, CONTAINING IN ALL OVER 42,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND. By virtue of a decree of “1.2 Bupreme Court of the District of Columb 1, passed May 9ch, $8ai, in Nquity cause, T'S 882, docket 18, the undersigned will ofr for sale at public au ton, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, JoNE ITH, 1881, LOCK P.wt, Lots num~ ered etstiteen iby, pineteon (19) and twenty 20), square numbered oue hundred and fifty-two, (sty Tress Lose ave boon rubaivided by tee arustees, into, twenty-one Git) Lote, six of which Dave each # fronton T st., between 17th and 18th strcote, of 20 feet 11 inches by s depth of 97 feet 6 inches: Five of eaid Lots have esch a front of 20 depth of 97 feet 6 inches, bave each a front of 20 feat 8k inches on T street, between Mith and 18th streste, by a dept of 105 tee! ‘The decree directs that all taxes and assessments shall be paid cut of the purchase money. ‘Terme: the purchase money to be pald'ia cash end the balsnos tr onual paces, ot six, twelve and eighteen months, fur waich the otes of the purchager aiall be taken, terest from day ay of ale, .¢ propert é Quired on each Lot at time of sale, Terms to’ba conupiled yee in eee days. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's c WM. F. ATTINGLY, street. | ‘Truatees. RUNOANSON BAUS. m8. sultation free. H. D. SHBADER, oD 620 hich St. northwest. ina. O° M3. ‘MY Ra HALL, of New York city, SPrRiT- UAL Mxprom. business a: F hleeneus ‘Olai di WE Saree FRENCH MEDIUM, WOrks Electricit tells true life; reader: past, Preset and ful snd — bd saivioe for Jady an 604 1: St. northwest. UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE FRAME A HOUSE, No. 221 KiGHTH STREE£ SUUTH- Attox O'0:00x r.3t , WEDNESDAY, Sox 1st, 18s}, T wil ell. at ublic auction, the sroperty ‘al : aay toe ferme,» ‘whieh will be give a ae Aer Third Page.) pALaEns tn treet his friends | pasate to give him |s call. Sk prow five yeura’ ae See 2 ae eeilig sated kaw tha ma AMERICAN GINGER ALE, 4 BUPEBIOR SUMMER BEVERAGE. EQUAL TO THE BEST. BETAIL PRIOB, $1.00 PEE DOZEN. For sale by Dealers generally or by the Mamufac- turer, SAL ©. PALMEE, Depot and Factory, 1834 230th st. ‘Wea Wetinace? ta Televhonio Connection. apa? GAS STOVES! GAS STOVES! GAS BTOVES! THE Cesena FUEL. a womibe eran Ones DIAL Gas BaOvE: Bor Sle or font at ‘the office WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT 00. |= 412 and 412 10th st. n.w. hpi uma nov) GRAVEL BOOFING BUFFLIES. STRAW GOODS, FRENOH FLOWEBS, OSTRICH | MISCELLANEOUS. CN 08 abour THE LasT OF may WE HAVE ALWAYS OFFEAED A LINE OF AT- TRAOTIVE SUITS AT THE TEN DOLLARS, | | LOW FIGUBE OF | | LAST YEAR WE SOLD OVER RBLEVEN | BURDRED OF TBE GLADSTONE sack | SUITS AT THAT PRICE. YEAR BRFORE | THE “BRIGHTON” CASSIMERE SUIT HAD | 4 LARGE SALE. If EITHER OF THESE SUITS WERE UNSATISFAGTORY WE FAILED TO BE INFORMED OF IT; OR THE OON- | TRARY WE KNOW THEY GAVE PERFEOT Cae | tHE BEST GOODS IN OUB | $10 SUITS ‘THAT WE HAVE EVER DISPLAYED. LOT 1,740. A PLAIN ENGLISH GREY, ALL-WOOL, SACK SUIT, STYLISH AND GOOD, AT 810, LOT 1,624. | HANDSOME “‘AUBUBR" OHEVIOT SACK SUIT—PLALD EFFEOT—ALL-WOOL, AT 810. LOT 6,619. STYLISH PIN CHEOK “AUBURN” CHEVIOT “‘ALL- WOOL,” 810. LOT 6,781. NEAT DARK BROWN DIAGONAL SAOK SUIT-GENTEEL BTYLE-ALL-WOOL, AT 810. LOT 6,798. STYLISH GREY DIAGONAL SACK 8UIT— VERY SERViOEABLE—ALL-WOOL, AT 810. LOT 6,996. PIN CHECK, WOOD TINT, SACK SUIT— STYLISH AND GENTEEL—ALL-WOOL, AT 310. LOT 8,333. AN INDIGO FLANNEL, SAOK OR FROOK, SUIT, HONEST AND RELIABLE, AT 810. IN ADDITION TO) THESE LOTS WE HAVE LOTS 1,580, 1,496, 1,288, 6,681, 6 664, 1,493.1, 495, 6.688, 1,683 AND MAKING BEVENTEEN S2YLE8 TO SELECT FROM. IN MO8T INSTANCES THESE ARE REALLY #12, $13 AND 814SUITS THAT WE OFFER AT 1HE LOW FIGUBE OF TEN DOLLARS, A. SAKS & OO., STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, ©23 _316 and 31S Seventh street. The creat Sensation | 1 $1.50 $1.50 | we a. | I Trade Mark. A GENUINE SENS: w F $1.50 ee OW TIES, PLAIN OB BOX LORS. Low Gaiters, equare or round box toe. Geuts Low Buttons. Gent's, Round Box, Square Box, Plain Toe and e0le Gait Gent's Tipped or Pisin English Ties. Boys’ High or Low Button Shoes. ‘They Wear, Fit, aook aud Feel aswell as any Bhoe worth doub-.e the money. NO NAIL! NO PAPER! 70 DE HAD ONLY AT THE RELIABLE SHOE HUSH OF WILLIAM HAHN, S16 7th st, and 1922 Pa. ave. Sign: ‘ Red Slipper.” m26-3t uae Mid i five ot = #INE GAU; ee Be 50 VERY FINE GAC Di! Ths. cents, eines LINEN GoneaRe ri “00 pet dozen. j/ErT REVERSIBLE OUF. Es. 25 cents a pair. Week Re% aoa out our large stock of SILK qa EAs at legs thsn wholesale prices. [NE Str: K BCAKFS, 50 cents, wo! BL. WiNDeon scat ES, 40 ai na 50 et half price. WHITE 50 and 75c. perdoz. FINE DiLING DRAWERS, 50 cents a pair. MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street northwest. ae MEDALS. 26 2w NEW DESIGNS. LOW PRIOES. SADL LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, mis 1215 Pennsylvania ave. Ww. = WHEATLEY’S ° STEAM DYEING AND WET AND DRY SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. ‘Will call for and deliver WORK enveners in the ‘upon receipt of or other- Goods received and returned by mail and express from and to all parts of the country. No, 1068 (old 49) Jefferson street, aps Near Bridsa comm D. JCHOOL ANP COLLEGE ALS Rat ated MADE TO ORDER 1 TNO! ORIGI- EpIGAS. ee IEWELRY AND SILVERWARE PSIRBD iN JHE BEST MANN. ne te AND PEABLS MOUNTED TO OGREST QOATS OF ARMS AND MONOGRAMS: Sone X ENGRAVED ON METAL AND .W. GALT, BO. & CO. mis aGs Pennssivania avenue. B. H. STINEMBTZ, e HATTER, 1237 Penusylvania avenue, Has just returned from New York with the Latest Novelties in SUMMER HATS, va Osble Brim, Maniliss and Mackinaw maples stock Ladies and Gentlemen's bates vsEn -ELLAS. ‘NO. A. PRESCOTT Respectfully informs the citizens of Washington that he has established his iat REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Ar No. 1416 F Srager siaaeiae Where he is pr to transact all bus! a taining to Real Bs toad. wil ondoavor to ¢ PRESOOTI'S REAL ESTATE EXOHANGE, mi7-Im No. 1:1f ¥ Staaer NogtHwest. HE CELLULOID ‘RUSS; that never breaks, never yen ‘ont, always clean, and can be worn while bathing, is for sale at ‘Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants of lady patrons. m2 4 years’ practice. premium at National Fair address L. A. town, D. 0. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO,, BANKERS, Corner of Penna. ave. FOREIGN EXCHANGE, BONDS, coe GENERAL BANKING. Tikit foe, Soe eth —_ - OOMP. LIOORIOR POWDER, id 10th street. ‘Where Bick Joints are required. Best in the world. Only black that never fades. J. H. JOHNSON & 00., Acwrs, ap71__ 13th street wharf and 1902 F street n.w. Ewis’ HAZEL AND GLYCREINE 18 Hnvaiuavie tor San Ber Ly suppers oe and ae i i Stronaiy the WyLL, Wholoeals Agen! * THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. as List - Pipes roy Bade nt ‘Mrs; Alta Martha J; Ashton Mol- raxton Matil Burzett Nettie; ute PA Mee Mrs; Black Goleman Betsy; Campsher ioe Hnims a: Oratte mms: Oristaver Curhman Lottie; ra clarke Lv F ‘Mrs; Te Mics Bechel A; Biair Carter = Mpexice Dissiver Licaies Dora le Martha A: Dean Karl Marthe; Everly Mt a epitepstion Alice; Fisner Belle: Fisherback cain Gordon Amy; Gray Amanda: Golds! Sak: Gray LM eg Ee Ganon ane 2 re: Gray, Bhan Say: Gates Massie, Gardiner Mary B: Gorde!l T T Mrs. a arte jerbert Busan; Byeasy ‘Susan; Burebings. anni J- 3: ue ioe; Johnson Alice: Johnson Hen- nietta Sones, Jno Mre; Jones Katharine; aco Mana L: naps Rose. a F; Keach Lizzi Dtewls Francs Mize: Taken tieto: 1 Lord Isa- dore; Same Mary Landis M Alice; Les Martha; Lovejoy B B M les Fe rte yy sty eee oye os Tukea: Moral Lucite; Murray Lucy? Murray fcIntosh Margaret, Henry Mrs; Nauser Fannie. 5 — J Mrs; Pausen M M zie: eure At ‘Anne; Tyler Juley; Taylor Marie; Tur- Marthe: Tucker Nellig. = ‘Williams Annie; White Annie E; Ware Angie; Washington Caroline; Heht Lucys Wovster uucy = We Williams Buth Ellen; ‘Y—Young Sussn. GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A—Arripgton Arthur; Andrews Edward; Appell Franklin; ash Frauk; Armisteid Hemden; Ashley MGen; Abbott J 0; Anderson Robert, 2; An- drews Will N. Feats Obarlic; Brown Chas M; Brooks raEene: arker HB: Bell Frau owe Bai oad srry J A; Daboosk Jue Oz Boldt Jest : Benron Jno W: Browne Josepa: B Betz Josiah: Bare JC; Bell Jom; Bradbury L ya LC; Bowden Nertune: Barr Preston Kev: aylesssol Ds cooks ‘Thos; Baker 1hos H; Bartlett WU; Lille pexter W; Bard Will v. arier Cassius; Collins O C; Clarke E M; chops ee omnia Harry; Clarke Jno W: Glove Joreph: Cam D, Calle Ino B- Croford vm. Drow B; Davis Geo; Dawson Danforth B jouxias Walicr; Dundas itches Erickson i] Mitel elt J fy Chaucy Willies Clarke W D_Danai O B; James; Delis Jno D. nL nyu Goldmark Leo. fowek EN; Barvep E D; GL; HitGeo OG: Hunter oward 3 Q; Hinds P Ed- T J; Heppman Wm; Hendsbo- jobDson. Harry; Johnuon Gab; Jewell Jerre P; Jackaway N M; Johnston Philip ¥. H—King Charlie. J. —Igo Alfred: Lord Ben 3 9: Lindsey DW; Lyon E jr; Loveland Frank Littleton Geo: Eynch Geo; Lawson Geo; iowa’ 3 By ms Mme Moore Wi Merrill HS; Melville Jas: Mead L betes Maroney Thos; Ma- guire ‘Thos: tea wremukencn Liat; McLaire Judge; Mo- li—Hewke’ Chas W; Hen: Hurley Edward; enTe, mike No ichald Aibon ; Bicholson Hollister, - wn Jackson; Ove K P—Philips 8 Anthony Sr cad Geo Dr; Price janes B; Purdy duo Berry Josiah Bs Pactriage Jax R; Bipenbrirg L ke. Fardy To. wie Alex wuwee Geo O, — ea Ben J 3; Randolph Geo | Moter ony’ RiversJ L; Bali b Lawrence; i Ro s eke “hie Be Bea J: Stronge Dancer: . Smith G Borrels oa D Ws Siea Ga, 2: 60 A. opines: aligbury O J; Schufeldt leat: Trentlen JR; Treanor Jno; ganior 3 Ww piney ‘Jno H; Tilson J Bev; Taylor Vverites Mrb; Varsdy famuel; Venotts W.H; Van Farlen H. é Wilson Jas K; Wison Be Wittens Joseph ; Walker B JC; Wood kobt H: Wilson Wm dr; Williame W W. Z—Zeigier Samuel Mi. AN. SUB _Larsber. & Btoves, dealers; yy MABINE LI pod O Mi schooner Moccaratn ; Layman Nelson, schooner 3 MM: ; Brown Tho, chooner kmily’ Naylor; Willams Peter ©, yacht Bipple; Loya Uhas N, steamer Sarah; Steciman Alen, schooner Cora Vanvilder;, Walon Wi, schooner Fred Man; Crosby Wm, schooner Frank! Walter; Garrett Chas A, schoonér Lamsr- ting; Peterson ‘Geo, schooner Josephine; McDou- sid Jnc, schooner Edith German; smith James, scbooner Kiects Bailey; Dare Richard, 2, schooner Lidia Babcock. REMAIET LIST OF LETTERS AINING IN GEORGR- OF POW D.C gf OST OFFIUE, Nay 1881. LADIES’ LIST,~Daie ‘gales ‘Hogan Carrie B; Jobn+on Margaret johnson Elizabeth Miss; Myers Maria Miss; McShane Catuarine, ‘Thomas Ssrab A Mra; Washingion Sosepuine Miss GENTLEMEN'S LIST.—Gains F 8; Jones John. ‘D. B. AINGER, Postuaster. #6 COCHRANE & CO., UP TOWN, WEST END, OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS In the following Finest TRIMMING LACES: FINE TOROHON LAOES, very wido, very cheap; MIRECOURT LACES, VENISE LACES, CORALINE LACSB, BUSSIAN LACES, POINT DE CARDINAL LACES, VALENOIENNES LACES, OREAM SPANISH LAOS, OHANTILLY LACES. Atso, MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT FINE ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, INDIA LINENS, WHITE GOODS, And entirely New Stocks of LADIES' AND GENT’d FINE ‘SUMMER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, ALL MUCH UNDER PRICE. ALso GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL SILK RIBBONS, LADIES’ AND OHILDREN’S LISLE THREAD GLOVES, NOTIONB, &o., &0., &c. COCHRANE & CO., 15th street and New York ave., OrrostrE Rrocs’ Bank. m6 FOR DECORATION DAY. The Avenue Clothing House, No. 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Near Tenth street. LiGHT eon: BUSINESS SUITS in four desi ee er line: of those stylieh a aveme Ne ShEee SUITS, ‘Dew shades, silk BLUE SERGE SUITS, daratamcetooet, DBsF aes in Frock and Back Suits. BOYS AND OHILDBREN'S: tet ntl eta} to om with all the New Designs for CHILDREN’S KILT and SAILORS* SUITS, in it variety. WHITE VESTS, in all the new novelties. DUCK VESTS a specialty. it be_borne mit thatin rear ‘ ee oe ith the very os best custom- A. STRAUS, m27_No. 939 PenwsxLvanta AVENUE. ALEVE Mri mes ieee sat of Scans STR iD # | EEee Waters Chios; Wid. Wilson THE SUMMER RESORTS. THE SEASON OF 'S1—BRIGHT OUTLOOK—NBW HO- fay nothing of the wonderful prop» pamphlet form at W. jompson’ poked cratic yon! ‘street, opporite the Treasury lepartment Rock Enon Springs and baths also open on | Wednesday next, under the ent of Mr. | A. S. Pratt, a well-known Washingtonian, wao has kept them for several years. ‘They are stt- ia = a ee ey only a few hours 18 essent @ family place, aad as Sieh bas bose foe eae most | a yordan's whit Sulphur 8; iu jordan’s te Sulphur will open | June Ist, and are almost fie well Rapwas be Washington peo apie to need mention here, Mr. @ popular host of many years’ stand ‘ing, has the reputation of ry tgs an excel- ent table, and has one of the best sulphur springs in the state. Pamphlets giving fall information can be had at the Riggs and Evbitt House and Star Omice, Mrs. M. J, Coliey, of the Hamilton House, who ts so well and pleasantly remembered at Ube Jordan Alum, has the famous Montgomery White Sul eo Springs this year, and will open them on next. These springs are among the most attractive and homelike sum- mer resorts in the mountains of Virginia, and Bo guarantee 1s needed that they will be’ well as wiley Spring are so much frequented from ‘this city that oo iy 18 necessary to say that they are easy of access, two thousand feet up in the alr, and ve hotel capacity for 700 guests. A Company, as usual, manages them. ‘The Hygela hotel, at Old Point Comfort, is summer and winter resort and open all the year round, and continues under the well- known management of Mt. Harrison Phoebus. itiseasy of access by a delightfal sail dowa the Potomac on the Lady of the Lake or George | Leary, and guests of the hotel rarely fall to make a second visit. The Lockwood hi at Hi "3 Ferry, on an elevation several hiindred feet above the river, Was a success last year and promises to be one this year, under Mrs, Lovett's manage- ment. The terms are exceedingly reasonable. Orkney Springs, in Shenandoga county, Vir- ginia, open ihis year on June 10, and very for- tunately are under a new Management. They have an altitude of 2,300 feet and are always cool. The hotels accommodate over seven hun- dred people, while the springs are in wonderful | variety. The fullest detalls are given in the aavertisement. Congress Hall, — — will be under the excellent mani ent year of H.J. and RG. ber of the Golonuane Hotel, Phtia~ delphia, The new building is of brick, newly furnished, has an elevator, electric bells, full orchestra, and a table of cular excellence, ‘The season opens June 25th. On Monday next, — ee the Gettys- burg Springs hotel opens fo! guests, though the formal opening took piace” to-day. Pas- | sengers can go almost direct, changing care in the Charles street station at Baltimore, either for the ceremonies on Monday next ‘at the National cemetery or at any time for the season. The Park hotel, at Willlamsport, Pa., 1s a fine buliding, beautifully situated in grounds with sbade and fountains, and a prettier or cooler summer home, with’ “farm-nouse freedom,” as ~ Froprietor calls it, can hardly be found. It 18 @ good place to stop over on the way to Niagara Falls, or to ee longer. It had many Washington guests last year, Beautifully engraved cards of invitation have been Issued for the ina\ il reception at Cranston’s West Point Hotel, on the Hudson, wih will take place on the evening of Tues- May 31. ‘This most attractive hotel ts aivage filed with a fine company and is brilliant at the are examinauions, Rooms Should be engaged ear! A well-known Washington firm, Messrs. Harris & Losekam, are the ploneers tn inauga- rating the Saratoga season of ’si: They open the Clarendon there on Jane 1 for the accom- modation of the several hundred guests wno are sure to greet them as the season advances. The Clarendon is beautifully located, has a new elevator, and 1s in every way charming. It is the only hotel in Saratoga that Las a | back to Washington next spring, Spring in its own grounds. The new firm have many rooms already taken for the opening. Among the new hotels which un open this year 1s the Long Beach, at Lon; ¥., forty minutes ride from the ie on “Long Island's See Girt Shore.” It is the largest watering place hotel in the worl, It 1s open now, but on June 1s Schreiner’s great orchestra. will arrive from Berlin and open the musical feature with other attractions. The bathing 1s excellent and the nights very cool, It is under the management of an old and welt known hotel man, KR. H. Southgate. ‘The new Hotel Kaaterskili, said to be the larg- est mountain hotel In the world, opens on June 25, for the first time. It fs 3,000 feet above the pI tic bella, etc. On the 25th prox. the New versey editorial excursion vee og a to remain a week, The propriet EB. A. Gillette, who mrde the new Congress at May a success, , of WIi'ard’s ota the lls city is Mr. 8. hotei at Saratoga opens Jane 1a, with tts 1,00 rooms reaoy for Dullaing encloses. seven acres of ground 1n tne form of an irregular pentagon, having a front ege of two hun a thirty-two feet on Broadway, a wit “cotage Wing Six vues =a vist on the sou! extending west from ive yo Bundred and sixty-six feet. otel is a palace In itself, and it need only be added = a Gage & Co., keep it Unis season, The Stockton hotel at Cape May opens this year the last of June. It is almost too weil inown in this vicinity to need any mention. Since last season a new wing has been added, 8 ladies’ café introduced and other improve: ments made until it is about the most complete hotel on the Atlantic coast. It is owned by the Pennsyivania railroad company and managed as usual by Mr. Charles Duffy of the Continen- tal hotel, *hiladelphia. rd mineral springs hotel opens on sane 5th, and the proprietors advertise that these wonderfal curative waters will be re- Stricted hereafter to the guests of the hotel. Full details as to rates and fares will be found in the advertising columns. In Delaware the seaside resorts are covered by the well known Bright house, at vecloaer § Beach, under Wallace Burton's qtdia well last year and promises well for 'S!. ‘The Cape May, of Maryland, is located at Ox- ford and the River View House is now open for guests. The rates are moderate and the a°. commodations are claimed as first-class, Send tor 8 circular. between Capes Henry and charies, ando only a few moments from Nor- folk, Va., is a large, el y-furnished hous3 wi 1th mahy new attract lonS a3 a seaside piace, Liberal arrangements are made for the season. Maby summer resorts along the Hudson, which of late years have been town, one of the ve places on the mn hotel at Atlantic City, under ‘opens to-day. ART NOTES. Tze Fine Arts Academy of Buffalo have leased a new building for the better expost - pan ot thelr statues, paintings, engravings, and — Mr. H. L. Hillyer, who fora long time was Secretary of the Washington Art Club, and Always one of ite earnest and active working Members, leaves Washington week his new home in ica To takes wits ie im Ube good wishes of a ge carvie of tricaae —Mr. Story has nearly completed in his Studio in Rome the model in ciay of his pro- Rose atee ot the late Protemer Sieary, woe erected in this city. eetatary are utteee Mote a then covered with the conventional academic pathy Both the likeness and the effect are said — Mrs. 8. N, Pike, of New York, announces that she will send to the next Exposition in Clccipnati, next September, a picture of Su Cecilia, by Tintoretto, which she intends after- Wards to present to the Arc Museum of that city. Mrs. Pike was formerly a resident of Cincinnati, and it was there that most of her husband's wealth was acquired. — Mrs. Fassett is now at Columbus, where she is engaged in painting a portrait of Gov. Foster, to De placed in the Ohio State House in that city. When completed t's ts eke ure will not be the only porirait honored by a place in that Danag. A Portrait of Chief Justice Walte, painted by her several years ago, now hangs in the Gulo Sa- | Preme Court room, which, as well as the Ex- | beoutive and other state ofices, 1s located in tae capitol. —The Parisian says that “American pa- | tronage of art would be more benefictal both to France and to America if 1t were really a pa- pres cel art, instead of & patronage of fash- jonable names.” This is very true; Dut there ts NO need of limiting the application of the re- mark to American patronage. It would apply with equal force to the patronage extended to art by France, and by Paris, itself, for Unat matter. Certain artists are the rage there as elsewhere. — Since going to Paris, Mr. Ross Tarner has concluded that on the whole Venice is a better Neild In which to follow his profession than the French capital. Accordingly, after a short stay at the latter place, and a brief visit to London, he goes back to thé fair and fascinating “Qaeen of the Adriatic,” where he flnds most congenial subjects for his pencil, and where he will again pend the summer, His present intention ts, as has already beea announced in Tue STAR, to spend the winter in Rome. Beyond taat' he has made no plans, but he will probably coms nd then be overned by circumstances as to the leuguh of 18 stay bere. — Despairing probably of any action in that direction by the authorities of either the state Of Virginia, which was the great commoner’s birth place, or Kentucky,which was hts adopted home, Mr. John D. Defrees, of this city, sag- gests to the friends of Henry Clay that they take measures Lo secure a statue of that popu- lar statesman, to be placed clcher in the old Hall of the Cay itol here or in some other sutta- big place. is hardly less discreditabie to the nation than surprising that Mr. Clay has not already been honored in this way, and it would 8:em that there ought to be no doul! or troubie about raising the funds necessary for the pur- pose If the subject were once fairly preseniod to the public. — According to the art critics of the New York papers, the statue of Farragut set up in that City last Wednesday is by far the nest thing Of the kind in the United States, and probably in all the world. It is safe to say, however, that if the picture of Itin Thursdays Graphic ts anything ike Correct the judgment of the pubile will not endorse this extravagant estimate. The figure presented there is not articularly imposing, and is too small for the Base, which looks very much lke the interior of a locomotive round-house, upon the walls of which bad boys had veen allowed the unlim- ted use of cuaik and charcoal ft is likely, however, that as a work of art the statue and its accessories are Detter than the Graphic Ulus- (ration, and we tincerely hope they are. —It 1s sald now that the explanation given for the rejection of Mr. Ernest Parton's pic- tures from the Royal Academy this year is that they represented American autumnal scenery, Ue colors of which are so vivid that the com- mittee on admission concluded they were too hly expressed for nature, and 89 voted to refuse them a place. Americans who have seen the paintings in question say, however, that they are not exaggerated or unttue in color, and it 1s altogether Mkely that they are not, since it would be almost impossible for any artist to reproduce from his palette the gor- geous coloring which nature some times puts upon the hills and felds of this country. it would be almost as difiicult to surpass the spltndors of a sunset on canvas. But these things the English who have never been away from Uneir moist and misty island cannot wader- stand. They loyally imarine that England ts ail the world, and that what does not look as tt looks there, Or what 18 not done as It isdone there, cannot be right. Even nature must be governed by the rules they prescribe. DL BOBINGER. In Mon! county. Md., on Pr.day morning, May ee ral osern Bouncer, proprietor of Cabin John H: His fune reached at Hermon Church, on bupday, i * fle Friends are re —- to atten: ue git 881, Minaig Weer Ocaconre. wile ot a3 TNSTE Weer OLaco . wife of ohn, i Jaw of Bt. James Coliexé, im the teen -fitth yeur of her age. ” HABBRIS. On May 27th, 1881, at his late reail- dence, 179 Netreet northwest, Lourszo Hamais, after an Wess of fr of months. Funeral will take place from Bt. Luke's Ohureh, at o'clock p.m, to-morrow, (Sunday ) HURBERT. Friday, May 27, 1881, at 3 o'clook a.m. Korene HUBERT, in the seventy miath Fun: ne Pisce from his iste residones, No 100) Ali atrest morthwee Sunday, May 20h at2o'clock p.m. Reistives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attend. * MANGUM. In tenth ae ated , sity Seah 8h eat Saturday, Ms Tiasousr afer fourteen ahze of erat K ‘Her fureral will take place from the North Capi- tol M-E. Ghurch. on day, Sth inst, at cour Selec pan. SANFORD. Friday, Muy 27th, 1881, Bustnop SAnvonn, in the Sftyracvent Jose ot nis exo Funeral wil take pisos, from his iste residence, 218 2 birteen-and. i street southwest, Sunday, jay ___UNDERTAKERS. ‘OHN A. WETZEL, 1317 High 324) st» Georgetown, UNDEBTARER, mat (Oppomte butonere' ILLIAM HACKETT, with Avoverrs Buna- DORF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, No. 316 Penna. ave. n. w., ‘3d and 45 streets. Every thing fret-class. janty j nee SPINDLER, UNDERTAKER, janl9 3233 71h st. northwest. BL rel B. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, jan?9 1337 10th st. north: PROFESSIONAL. bie TL FEST aud exerci in tue aes ene apl2 pa WEISESBORR, DENTIST, ‘Tth_street CRLLULOLD TEETH tn eee ke janis ee