Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1881, Page 8

Dn ee THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY. -Miay 28, 1SS1. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIBF SIGNAL O Wasnrnoton. D. C., For toe middle states, cooler north to east winds !n the northern portion and warmer south to west winds In the southern portions; generally fair weather during today and threatening weather with areas of rain during the night. : A Rainy Sunday Predicted. ‘The chief signal of_icer furnishes the follow- Ing special bulletin to the press:—The storm Which was centralin the northwest Friday Morning, has hecome more defined but contin- ues central in Minnesota. Ratn has prevailed from the west Gulf coast northward to Minne- fota and the upper Missouri valley, and the northern portions of the Lake region and New England. Clear weather continues in the Mid- Ge states, ard thence westward and southwest- ‘Ward to the Mississippi valley. The temperature has fallen from 5 to 10 de- = from northern New England westward to ke Superior, and it nas risen slightly, with variable wind In the retaining district east of the Mississip!. The temperature has also fallen at all statlons 0a the eastern slope of the Rocky mountains, from Dakotah south »ard to Texas. ‘The inaications are that threatening weather With rain, wtil prevail in the Middle states and New Engiand on Sunday, with continued high temperature in the southera por.fon of the Middie states, and cooler weather in New Eag- land and the northern portion of the Middie slates. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER ‘The following are tne readings of the ther- Mometer at the Signal OMice during the day:— Ta m..€65 11 am, 2:2p.m,ss. MUM, $3.3 ; minimum. 60 6°. LOCAL NEWS. ‘Trouble About an Ejectment. ‘WO WOMEN TURNED OUT OF DOOKS BY A CON- STABLE. A riotous affair took place yesterday after- TOOR On South A street, Capitol Hill. It seems that Constable Hubbard, accompanied by one James H. Tucker and two colored men, ap- — at house 220, occupied by Mrs. H. B. jates, and after trying to enter by differen‘ Ways, and finding the house locked up, broke the door down. Mrs. Bates and an aunt Were in the house, and could only protest @geinst such proceeding, not being able to resist. Some of the nelghbors and a watch- msn named J. G. Crandall undertook to dis- pute the right of the invaders, but they secured aii the furniture and placed It on the Sidewalk. A dispute between the constable and his party and those opposed to tkem was followed by & fight, in which the invaders got the worst of it, abd were all hustled off tothe station house, toe s) mpathizers, with the*two women, in the qmeabume returning the furniture to the house and barring up the entrances, Constable Hub- bard got a release by producing his precept,+nd Making another move against the house, dis- Possessed the occupants, and got the furniture out again. The two women were invited into & neighbor's house, and the furniture was Stored fn one of Capt. Grant's empty houses, he being Mrs. Bates’ business agent. It seems that there has been a suit pending for gpme time past for possession of the house, and the force used yesterday created considerable ex- citement {n that neighborhood. Charges, it is said, were siready pending against Hubbard for some of his previous proc: igs in relat on to this property. Suicide by Poison. About 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Busbrod Sandford, a white man, 56 years old, living at 21S 133¢ street southwest, was taken suddenly ill, and Dr. C. V. Boarman was calied in. Sandiord told the doctor tha™ he had taken ison, and soon afterwards expired. Coroner ‘atleTson Was Notified, and with Drs. Hartigan and Bearman held an autopsy, finding that Geath was caused by polson, probably arsenic. There is no known cause for the act, and his family are in great distress. PROF. CROMWELL, the art exhibitor, was cured Of severe rheumatism by St. Jacobs Ul. t A Woman Baviy BuxNep.—The wife of Mr. Wm. Hi. Mickle, st m keeper in the sixth Frecinct, was badly burned yesterday after- neon by her clothes taking fire whil> she was eugaged over the cooking stove. Her breast. ne k and face were badly biis‘ered. Her son, who heard her scream, ran to her assistance &cd was also severely burned about the hands In extinguishing the flames. She lives at 1418 6th street northwest. Dr. Stearns rendered medical ald. COMMENCEMENT Goovs.—Largest assortment India linens, Persian iawn, dotted and figured Swiss, French organdies, plain Swis3. Tow- Son's, Pennsylvania avenue, south side, near 7th street, t OTHO Roptxson’s NiGuTMARE—Otho Rod'n- Son, a colored private watcaman, reports that about 2 o'clock last bight an attempt was made W rob the house of Mr. Fox, at Rosemount, ner Pierce's Mil, Rock Creek; that two colored ana three white men entered tne house with a di - Pileate key and, locking the door of the room Where he (Robiuson) was, ransicked the hou °, Dut he could Lot say whether they carried ot! anything, nor could he give any descriptioa st the men, The police Say that there were o Ubleves, no enteriny vs the house. and no rob- Ler), but that Kobinson had aus, 2tmare. DrcoRaTION Day camp stools only 12 cents, a’ ©. Dammann’s Combination store, $06 7th street northwest. t ae THE WASHINGTON BUSINESS ASSOCIATION met at the Laws Seminary. In South Washington, last evening, Mr. Lewis Willis In the chair and R. S. Laws acting secretary. The corporate title ‘Of the compaby was so amended as to read, *-The Wa:bington Business Association of the District of Columbia, for Mercantile Purposes,” and the capital stock for the present is placed at $3,000, in 400 shares of $10 each. Among those who joined the company were Reva. A, Boulden ana J. Warren Koane, M. D. FUSSELL’s ice cream. t WASEINGTON Fish MaRKkET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent, sluce last report :—40,000 her- Tings, from $1.50 to $2 per thousand; 5,000 ehad, from $2 to $12 per hundred. ACQUITTAL IN THE ARSON CaSE.—The trial of Cornelius McAuilff, charged with arson in Durr Ing a awelling house belonging to himself, on B street southeast, in December last, was, a8 mentioned tn yesterday's Stax, continued before Judge Cox, after our report closed yes- terday. The defendant showed by conclusive evicence that he was in Georgatown at the Ume it had been attempted to prove that he ‘Was seen In the house ip East Washington, and the jury returned a verdict of acquittal. THE GRADUATING EXERCISES of the prepara- tory department of Howard University took Place last evening in the coLege chapel, and the exercises were very Interesting. ' Tne raduates were Dabrey M. Chambers, John H. aWs0b and Ellsworth Pryor, of Washington, D.C; James E. Demby, of Baluimo: Sharles €, Jobnson, of Culpeper Court House, Va., and Baward L, Thornton, Fayetteville, N.C. SSS WER A STRADY INCREASE OF Sates, in consequence Of largest assortment at moderate prices. Eiseman Bros., Clothiers ani Tailors, corner 7th abd E streets. t TEs, coffee and chocolate soda water of un- rivalled flavor from Simms’ fountain. t MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Prank B. Baker and Janette Woodard. Forv’s Orgga Hovsg, whicb, under the capavle management of Mr. J. Lous Ford tae Past Seaton, bas afforded to lovers of amuse- bent many rare mustcal and dramatic treats, ‘Will be closed this evening with the final per- formarce of Callender’s G:orgia minstrels, who give an entertainment as enjoyable as It is hovel. The coming dramatic season promises Wo be alively one, and already some of the mst altrective Operatic and dramatic companies have made arrangements for their appearance here next fail ana winter. ACQUITTED OF Cua Z or Cossprmacy.—The case of Leander K. Lippincott, W. H. Grant aLd ¥.X. Brosseau, charged wiih cons)iracy in con- nection with a laud claim, was called ia the Criminal Court yesterday, and the government Stated that Its witnesses were absent, The In- Gictments having been pending for six years, and the defendants tosisting on a trial, a ver- dict of not guilty was returoed. ae Tue Evesicut accurately fitted by Hempier, near 4%; street. t GoLD FILLED CHains, lockets, crosses, brace— Jets, studs, buttons and rings, at Prigg’s, 457 Pennsylvania avenue. t 7 ——_— A HUsBayp’s Birt ror Divorce —To-day Mr. J.B. Sweat, for Wm. a. filed a dill for s divorce frcm the boxds of ma\ wit! Bllen Hughes. They were married tn April 1867, and lived together a3 husbard and wife U Aprh, isi, and’ bad four children, and he Sages that at the last-named date she desert- <a tagethoenp = — eee icish patrios “48, and atthe time 8 — i rincipal writer for tne old Vaio 1, admis organ under deat Pierce, will be dedicated at MU Olivet cemetery On Sunday, June 5, with appropriate cerem = the auspices of the Clan-na-Gae’, Kev. Father Boyle, of st. Matthew's, will de- liver a brief adoress. The Monument, sur- mounted by a Celtic crogs, With appropriate Symbols and inscriptions in | — credit on Mr. Thos, Heaay. wo | J. P. Wood as follow: ECORATION DAY. Program of the Ceremonies st the National Cemeteries. The several committees of the Grand Army of the Republic, having in charge the making of arrangements for the Decoration day cere- monies, met 2t Grand Army hall last evening. ‘The detalls were all arranged, and after some | discussion the programs were completed. After the procession, composed of the military and posts of the Grand Army of the Republic (as described In yesterday's Stak), shall have bean | dismissed, the participants in the parade will | proceed by conveyances or on foot te | THE CEMETERY AT ARLINGTON. | Captain Strong, of the signal corps, will fire a | Salute atsunrise. At midday there will be an- other salute fired. The procession will then be formed at the old mansion, and march first to the tomb of the unknown dead, where the Marine band will play a dirge. The procession, Teforming, will march out into the grounds and strew the graves of the soldiers with flowers, the band piaying while the decorating 1s going | 0. When it fs finished the procession will re- turn to the amphitheater, where the following program will De carried out: Calling agsembiy toorder by Department Commander WT. Gib- ®0R: prayer by Rev. Dr. W. W. Hicks, of the Independent M. £. church; music by Mart band; oration by Hon. Mark H. Dunnell, of Mpnesota; music by Marine band; poem by W. W. Grapger; music by Marine band; original poem, entitled “Arlington,” by Mrs. Katly F. Coarles; Lational hymn, “America,” by Marine band, and the wholv assembly uniting to sing- each mound will have an American flig placed upon it. The decorating committee is composed of M. Emmet Urell, msan:) James M. ar. Thomas Broderick, John P. kawles, L. B. Parker.Thomas G. Allan, Miss Clara Barton, Mrs. ME. Urell, Mrs. J. M: Edgar, Mra. T. G. Allan, Mra. LB Parker, Mrs. J. E. Cooney, Mrs. L. M. Penfield, Mrs. T. Langhorne, Mrs. T. L. Lamb, Mra. Kate M. Cavey, Mrs. Levi Nagle, Mrs. A. E. Chapline, Mrs. M. H. Converse, Mrs. Charles Boyd, Mrs, F. M. Hartwell, Mrs. Mattie Lathrop, Mrs. E. rge, Mi! Rose Gibson, Miss Emma Cros3, Mra. E. L. Grant, Miss Nettte George, Li WwW. ‘soe Miss Nera O’Brien, Miss H. ory, Miss Beckie Cook, Miss Annie Riley, Miss Annie J. Hebrew, Miss Ella Chapin, EvaC. Angell, Miss Julia Wilbur, Miss Kaule ee ey ne, Mrs.John Gilmore, Mrs. Allen Wright, Mrs. A. Stlarvalt, Mrs. A. J. Pritchard, Mrs. L. K. White, Mrs. Lottie Evans, Mrs Mary E. H.ll Miss M. A. Wood, Miss Allie Cross, Miss oe Gibson, Miss T. Karpelea, Miss Mamie ley. The public is advised that on Decoration day yebicles will enter at the Fort Whipple gate, oa the west side, and the center gate on east side Of the cemetery. Exit by north and south gates on east side and For. Whipple gate on west side. SOLDIERS’ HOME. ‘The decorations at the Soldiers’ Home cemetery will be uncer the direction of Edwin M. Trueil. ‘Tae veterans of the Home under command of Gen. Joseph Potter, governor of the Home, will meet with the committee of the Grand Army of the Kepublic and those attending tne cere- monies at 10 a.m. at the pavillion, on the east side of the cemetery grounds. The following is the program of ceremontes: Calling the assem- bly to order by Comrade Edwin M. Truell; t Vocation, by Department Chaplain Rev. Swallow; “Rest, Spirit, Rest,” choir; co by Mrs. Mary A. De . M. Brooks; B. original mnison, by Comrade “Tenting on the Old Camp Ground,” cho1r; oration, Col. George B_Cork- hill; anthem, “The American Union,” (F. Wid- dows), choir; benediction, Department Chap- Rey. B. Swailow. After the benediction the veterans of the home will proceed to strew flowers on the graves, during which ceremony the following selections of music will be rea- dered by the choir; Ode—“Tread Softly, this is Hallowed Ground;” “One Hundred Years Age;” National Hymp—“America.” The music will be under the direction of Mr. E. B. Mes:er; Mrs. W. H. Pope, organist. The decorating committee for this cemetery 13 as follows: Gen. W. T. Sherman, Mrs. George B. Corkhill, Brig.» Gen. Potter, Sergt. P.J. Dorkin, Mrs. N. M. Brooks, Supt. Matthias Glynn, William Bahan, Keuben Lugden, and Miss Matite _ Hamilton. AT CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY the exercises will be under the djrection of G. Jalling assembly to order, G. J. P. Wood; invocation, Rev. M. Por- ter Snell; Te Deum in F, Palmer, choir; poem, “Come, Come, Then, To-day, with Memorial Flowers,” by Mrs. Maria Barton Greene: Com- rade John Wilitams, Post 2, “Under the Vaulted Arch,” Palmer, choir; oration, Comrade Daniel Rainey, Post 5; National Anthem, Tourney, chotr; benediction, Rev. M. Porter Snelt. ‘The choir will be composed as follows :—Director, F.S. Delana; organist, Miss Lulu Denison; so- pranos, Miss Neliie “pera Mrs, Mary Meln- tosb; altos, Dr. D. W. McPherson, Miss Susie Sheriff; tenors, Chas. F. Drexel, George Judé; bassos, O. V. Shomo, F. S. Deland. Tne decorating committee is: Geo. J. P. Wood, John O’conneli, Chas. F, Smith, superintendent of cemetery; Willie H. Smith, J. M. Kline, Mrs. A. M. Bidaski, Mrs. M. A. McCulloch, Mrs. A. M. O'Connel, Mrs. Annie V. Lewis, Mrs. Geo. J. P. Wood, Miss W. F. Harris, Miss Aunle M. Wood aud Mrs. Carrie Langhorne. At Willard’s hall iast night the ladies were hard at work weaving out wreatns of towers and evergreens. A'i persons willing to make Coy ee of flowers should send theza direct io the Excursions and Amusements on Decoration Day. There will bea grand excursion to Harper's Ferry, by the B. & O, road Monday, under the management of Abrahams & Co, Croquet s: Swings and boats will be furnished free to the excursionists. There will also be dancing at the new pavilion, This will be one of tn most comfortable excursions of the season. Trains Willleave the B. & O. depot at 9 am., and Har- per’s Ferry at 5:30 p.m. There will be an excursion to Richmond, by the A ogy Excurston company, leaving the B. & P. depot at 8:30 sharp. Everything to make thistrip enjoyable will be ari ed by the managers. Tickets for the round trip have ‘been placed at $2.50. The Mary Washington, under the manage- ment of the Wi m Excursion Company, will ae at 9am. for Occoquan Falls, return- atS p.m. ‘ne George Leary will leave at 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. for Glymont. There will be a grand festival at theSchuet- zen Park. The music will commence at 1i am. The Caledonian Club will give Its annual pic nie at Beyer's Park. The gates will open at 2pm. The Arrowsmith, under the management of Whipple & Shattuck, will leave at 7am., wich a select excursion party to Lower Cedar Point Lights. Four hours of fresh air can be enjoyed as well as a very delightful sail. The steamer Belle May will take private parties—whole number of people limited to 100 —up to Great Falls, She will leave Congress street at 7:30 a m. >2 ‘The Departmental Dozen, an organization noted for its successful excursions, have en- gaged the Excelsior, which will leave at 9 a. m. and 3p. in. for Marshall Hall and return at 3 andi0p.m. The amusements, will consist of daccing, boating, base ball, &c. Persons deair- log to continue down to Quantico can do so. A festival for the benefit of the Germain Orphan Asylum will be heid at Loeftier’s Wash- ington City Garden. Ryland Chapel goes to Carlin Springs. There will be pleasant company, floe shade aud an enjoyable day. . CREAM! CREaM!! Cream!!! Fine a3 silk, for ice cream. An inexhaustible supoly, at wholesale Sec. gallop. Alderney Dairy, 3d and D streets. Telephone word. t pecatidhsh se ALL OF OUR $10 SurTs reduced to $5. “Famous,” 400 7th street northwest. _ For THR N&xT 30 Days we will sell our entire stock, consisting of summer and winter clothing for men, youth, boys and children’s wear, at extremely low prices. We positively retire from business inthis city. The “Famous,” 400 7th street. t WAVERLEY SEMINARY JUNIOR ENTERTAIN- MENT.—Last evening Talmadge Hall was filed by an appreciative audience, who greatly en- The t joyed the interesting Hterary and musical exer- cises of the juntor departinent of Waverley seminary, which were B socaig in_by the following young ladies: Misses Berry. Everett, McCants, McCauley, Blanche L'pscomb, Sally Jobnson, Wofford, Huff, Denmead, Moore, Mustin, Mitchell, Bessie Rutherford, Wyvil, McKauew, Spindle, Buckey, Schneider, Conyers, and M. Johnson. ‘THE SENATORIAL ImBRoGLIO.—The resigna- tions of Senators Conkling and Platt and the dead-lock at Albany have 80 absorbed attention as to completely turn the eyes of the public, while the late P. O. sensation has been entirely forgotten. Not so, however, with our celebra‘ed brands of fiour, for they have received and retained public praise and attention through all cf the Conkling excitement: and we are now selling the same nearly as fast aS our mills can the most important of these lative,” which iy beyond flour manufactured at the ew mills of Washburne, Croaby & Co., at Hiubesoia tour nat the Superlative “Sane i a flour but the Suj ve; **Cereal,” the latest of the aoe aa three in the flour with your fab ‘rial and you BAP" jour & HAMILTON. DECORATION Day c> - Mp stools only 12 cents fos ‘vombbination auore, 806 cy Dread, gt = be well rewarded. Howson’s 7 ee feativais, oF Camam, $1.25 agal ; aewaas 5» Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:40 p.m. and extinguished at = 3am. A testimonial benefit will be tendered to Mr 8. C. Ellfott by the leading amateurs of Wash- ington, on June Sth, at the National Thea- Harriet Jackson, took to the fourth precinc’ station house, yesterday, a white female infan’ about three weeks old, which, she says, an un- known white woman had asked ‘her to take charge of while she stepped down tha Street for afew moments. The woman ald not ieee ‘The child was sent to St. Ann’s Iofant syium. The Dashaways have changed their place of mec ting from Odd Fellows’ hall to Lincoln . A correspondent sends the following: “Will the proper authorities explain why the street lamps, corner of 9th abd P streets northwes’, are lighted fully one hour after those in the to Hate neighborhood.” The Policé Court will meet at7 o'clock am. on Decoration day. At the close of the fourth week of the revival service at Union M.E. chapel, there 1s no abate- Ment of interest manifested. About fifty per- Sons have been added to that church through conversion. The Mizpah band of thts city, who have conducted these meetings. will hold meet- ings in the large tent on Capitol Hill to-morrow aiternoon, and at Union chapel again to-mor- row night. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: W. P. Young, trustee, to W. J. Thompson, sub. 15, 8q. 103; $7.900,_ St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum to Union Bethel M. E. Church, pt. 20, sq. 197; $932.80, Thomas McGill, trustee, to A. T.-Wnit ing, pts. 5 and 6, sq. 350; $7,600. EJ. Hill to 8. . Campbell, sub. 15, aq. 335: $800. J. W. Pill ing to Georgine Thomas, lot 15, sq. 501: $2.9 B. H. Warner to Mary C. Garnett, lot 2. di 12, Le Droit Park; $2,000. Alice R. Sears to M. Salmon, sub. 74, 8q. 194; $1,000. Jas. 0” to W. C. Dodge, west halt 4, sq. 725; $1,500. ‘Wagner to John Ardeeser, sub. 18, Sq. 623; $2,450. Mary A. K. Browne, executrix of Geo. Brown, lot 13, sq. 876, lot 20 and part 21, sq. 926; $—. J. B. Alley et al. to Alice A. Gibson, lot 45, 8q. 115; $6,647 REAL EstaTR Sales —Messrs. Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon for A. Thomas Braaley, trustee, one undivided molety in and tothe northern half of lot 5, in square 526, being untmproved und situated on 4th street, between K and L streets north- west, for $570, to Mr. Wm. McPyncheon. Woopward & LorHRop beg to announce to those ladies who did not see the large “job lot” of nainsook embroideries which they opened Saturday morning that they will continue the gale of themon the coming week. They still have nearly 1,000 yards of the pattern offered at 123¢ cents per yard, which proved such a surprise to those who saw them, t Mr. Lewis H. Dovatass, one of the deputies in the marshal’s office for the Asp four years, has resigned, to take the ion of Comoarer in his father’s office, recorder of deeds. This is @ Lecessary appointment in the recorder of deeds’ office in piace of the temporary force under Gen. Sheridan. The vacancy in the Marshal's office will not be filled, at least for the present, and itis not unlikely that it will remain vacant. ——— West Washington, nee Georgetown SUDDEN DEATH OF A COLORED MaN.—AbOU. 5 g’eleck Jast evening a colored man named Thomas Johnson, while employed at Mr. W. Hazle’s livery stable, on O street, felldead. He was about 45 yearsold. ‘Phe coroner gave a certificate of death from hemorrhage of the lungs. = FIRE Last EVENING.—Abont 6:30 o'clock Tasv evening an alarma was struck from box 731 for afire in a frame buliding at the southwe: corner of Washington and Water streets, owned and occupiei by Thomas Muntz asa wheelwright and biacksmith’s shop. ‘The flra department responded quickly and soon put Out the fire. Loss on building and‘stock, con- sisting of buggtes, carts, &c., £2,000, Insurance on building $600; no insurance on stock. The fire 1s eupposed to bave been acctdental. A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION was _ performed upon county policeman Richard S. Jones by Drs. Elliott, MeKtm and Newman yesterday. ‘The operation consisted in removing a tumor Weighing 2%; pounds frcm Mr. Jones’ left thigh. He is doing well this morning. THE West WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.— A certificate of incorporation was executed and recorded to-day of the above named Institu- Uon for a period of 20 years, Messrs. Geo. T. Dunlap, Geo. W. Cropley, Samuel E. Wheat- Jey, Wim. A. Gordon, John T. Mitchell, Jos. G. Waters, and Charles M. Matthews being named as the directors. The capital stock 1s $5,000, divided In 200 shares of $25 each. ERCHANTS EXCHANGE.—Offerings on ‘change to-day, 4,400 busheis wheat sold af prices ran, ing from $1.263¢ to $1.31. 2,500 bushels sold yes- terday at same prices. TRE Canal Teapz.—Grain—Boat Caledonia With 2.100 bushels corn and 1,000 bushels wheat; boat Samuel Jarboe with '3,400 wheat and 450 bushels corn. _Coa/—Seventeen boats left Cumberland Thursday with 1,934.0S tons of coal as follows: For Georgetown, Bordon Co., 65903 tons; New Central Co. 466.12 tons; Hampshire « Balt. Consolidation Co., 233 10 t Con 8 FOR SUMMER WEAR, FABHIONABSLE DRESS FABRICS. Satin Damaree Grensdines, new patterns. ack iron Frame Grenadines ; Lace Buntiry, single anduouble width. ~UmmenSilks, best quality, reduced to 75 canta. Crape Buntiogs, all- wool, 25 centa. #8 Goods, a'l the new shades, 25 cents. {ndis Linen, very five quality, 20 and 25 cents. Doited and Figured Swiss Musi ns 25 cents. Linen Lawna, beautiful patterns, very fine, 18 ct3. Persian Lawne, very tine quality, 25, 34, 37 cents. Victoria awns snd Swiss Muélins. Sf Parasols, 8h, '81.25-84°00, 81.75, 82, 82.59 ‘ararols, 81, 81.50. 81. Freeh Straw Matling, good quality for 15, 18, 20 ‘aud 25 cents. Spring Ingrain and Bruseels arpets cheap. iP Nottingham Curtain Lxce, 5, 20, 87, 90 cents. Shetland Shawls. Cardinal, ‘uo and Waite: Bose" Linens, 15, 18, 20 and 25 cents. Ladies Dress Linen Boys" Spring Cloths for Suits, 25, 80, 87, 50 cents. . Raw kilk Table Covere, something new, 81.25. Lace Mt Plaid and Stri apa ‘AWN! LAWN! if Cne Thousand Styles, all new. 8, 10, 12 cents. Colored Bilks, 60 cents, 75 cents, @. Galicoes, Madras Ginghams, new strives. Cambrics, Cottons. Summer Underwear. Ladies and Misses Rosiery, Ooree’s, &c. RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY. €. M. TOWSON, O36 P. ia avenue, sylvant 26 Sonth side, pear 7th st. and Market. a, THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR Toilet, Bath and Sick Room. marl2-wka9m AT SILVEBRERG’s, 312 Seventh Street, N lier Ekater 990. Strong and Light Hammocks, will bear 300 Ibs.,$1. Mexican Hammooxs, Handsome, Walaat and Ebony Decorated Stands, extra size and quality. a is, Bt SL and 81.25, sliver Plated Tea Spoons, 60c. per eet. Rogers’ Plated Tea Bpoons, 81. Silver Plated Table Spoons and Forks, $1 per set. R Forks and Table Spoons, 82. sted Ivory Handie Table Knives, 6 for $1. Silver Plated Table Kutves’ 6 for 81. Silver Plated Breakfast Fro nterir BL. sven, Plated Dinner Casters, G1. finer gradea at Silver Piate ders. Sugars, Batters, &., Te Te ee AES wn p +s ibe sold very low to close cut UCR B. SILVERBERG, TOYS AND FANOY GOODS, m1] 312 7th and 313 Sth st., near Ps. ave. TO THE TRADE, CONTRACTORS, AND THE PUBLIO GENERALLY: We we ate how prepared to cut orders of VIRGINIA, RORTH GAROLINA AND GEORGIA PINE TIMBER %, any size wanted in lengths to forty-five (45) feet. ‘We have also on hand a stock of BUILDING LUMBER OF ALL DESOBIPTION. TIOWS at OPUS ROU ah tobtde en’ at odiaus sventesud Sd stocks OF at our Mill, foot of South Capitol and 8 streeta- BOOTH, WEMPLE & SMITH. mal-13t OITY ITEMS. Cash Prices for Reliable Goods. Bine Flannel Suits, from $10 to $20. Can Ot any one. A complete assortment, for uniforms and business. Colors warranted, from 82 to 50 inches. Vests same sizes, Pantaloons frem 27 to 37 inches in seams, and from 2S to 50 inches waist. Coats and Vests for the tall man, the short man, and the propor- ie. Gro. C. HENNING, 410 7th st Hats for Decoration Day. Gent’s fine Maniila Bats, only $3.50 and $4; Young Men’s Nobby Mackinaws, new shapes; Ey hopl stock of Mixed Straws in the city: White and Brown Canton Hats, 50c. to ¢i Brown French Palm Hats, for older mei Best stock of ‘Dollar Hats” 1n the Dist ‘Two hundred dozen Boys’ and Children’s White, Brown and Mixed Straw Hats, at all rices, from 15c, to $1.59, at “Lewis? Populai ne Price Store,” 920 7th st., bet. I and K. 1.w.3 Colonel “icDaniel, the celebrated proprietor of Stony “Brook Stud Farm, Princeton, N. J., Bay! ‘I hardly think too much can be said in praise of this invalua- ble meaicine for the horse (Liebig Co.'s Arai. cated Extract of Witch Hazel). I should advis all horsemen to keep it constantly on hand.” It quickly cures over-strains, wounds, inflam- mations and most of the commoner ailments of the horse. Also cures Crown Scab, Poll Evil, injury from pressure of bre Rheumatism, Harness Gails, Inflamed Tendinous Sheaths, &c. Depot, 60 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes. Reduced rates by the half gallon and gallon. Beware of Worthless imitations. . Liebig Co.’s Coca Beef Tonic. “My patients derive marked and decided ben- efit trom it,” says Prof. J. M. Carnochan, M. D., Professor Sorgery New York Medical College. For bad taste in the mouth, bad breath, heart- burn, pain in the stomach and bowels, flatu- lency, Constipation, (which are all but symp- toms of dyspepsia and a broken down diges- Uon), It is invaluable. Also valuable in biltous- ness, malaria, debility, monthly suffering, liver complaints and sick headache. Beware of pean tereatey ASK for Liebig Co.’3 Coca Beet ‘onic. : Burneti’s Cocoane. THE ESST OF ALL HAIK DRESSINGS. It allays irritation, removes all tendency to dandruff, and invigorates the action of the capillaries In the highest degree, thus pro- moting & vigorous and healthy growth of har. Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of the hair is such as cannot be surpassed. BUBNETT’S FLAVORING EXTRACTS are the best. Mrs. S. A. Allen’s World's Hair He- | Orer 1s perfection for restoring gray, white or faded hair to ts youthful color, giossand beauty. It renews its life, strength and growth. Dan- druff quickly removed. A matchless Hair Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare. Zylo Baisamum (Mrs, Allen’s)—A lovety toulc aud Hair Dreas- ing. It removes dandruff, allays all itching, Stops falling hair and promotes a healthy growth with a rich, beautiful gloss, and is delightfully fragrant. Price seventy-five cents in large glass stoppered bottles, Wes Forty Years’ Experience of an Old urse. Mrs. Winslow’s Sootning Syrup is the pre- scription of one of the best female physicians and nurses In the United States, and has been used for forty years with ever falling success by millions of mothers for their chijdren. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrbo griping in the bowels and wind colic. By giving health to the child it reata the motker. Price 25 cents a bottle, m,W,8 Catarrh manifests itself by a discharge from the head, Varying its nature in different cases, and even in the Same individual at different times. It may be a thin, colorless, acrid fluld, or a glary, Starch-like substance; generally, however, it 15 a thick, purulent or muco-purulent matter, elther greenish yellow or of deep green tint. occasionally streaked or flecked with blood. So copious and cffensive ts the discharge in many cases that the patient feels as though his whole head was In a state of corruption. Much of the discharge passes backward Into the throat or collects a8 a tough, viscid phlegm bebind and above the soft palate in the passage between the throat and head, creating a con- Stant and almost irresiatible desire to obtain relief by “hawking,” a practice characteristic to catarrh, and, a8 embarrassing to the one affected as it 1s disagreeable to those. around, Often the phlegm ts so tenacious that the most ersistent and exhaustive efforts fall to dis- Pans it until some food or stimulant 1s swal- yw ed. Again, the offensive matter deposits itself in the nasal cavities In the shape of dry, hard crusts, which 1n some cases accumulates to such an extent as to form a regular plug, ob- structing breathing and producing serious dis- comfort. This condition is tndicative of ulcer- ation, which in time may destroy the bony structure of the nose and produce its subse- quent fattening. OFFENSIVE BREATH. The breath is always tainted, and is some- times so revoltingly offensive asto render the sufferer an object of disgust te himself as well ag to others, and cases are occasionally met with in which tho stench ts really overpower- ing and sufficiently fetid to poison the at- mospere of a whole room. Thus a person affected with catarrh lives continually in an Hes atmosphere of his own surrounding, ant pai @ poisonous efiluvium with every brea’ 1D many Cases the nose Is stopped up, some- times on one side, sometimes on the other, and often on both, giving rise to a disagreeable, “stufly” sensation in the head, accompanted by occasional violent and prolonged paroxysms of sneezing. Again, a distressing feeling of fullness er compression 1s experienced abave or between the eyes, or pain manifests itself in the face, forehead or temples, or on the top or back of the head, sometimes of 80 severe a character that its taken for neural; The sense of smell is generally blunted or entirely lost, and taste may become similarly affected. The voice is husky or of a nasal character, while oftentimes there 1s a continual hoarse- ness, accompanied by more or less cough, excessive debility and emactiation; indeed, in some instances the loss of flesh 13 80 consider- ble and progressive as to suggest, the existence of tubercular disease, and not a few cases of catarrh that have come under my notice have been regarded as consumption, and 80 treated by unwary or experienced practitioners. ‘Thousands of persons are probably unable to Place themeelves under personal treatment at Ube doctor’s, 80 in order to meet the wants and necessities of persons living at a distance Dr. Hartley has submitted to the urgent demands ofa large portion of the population, and will henceforth dispense his great and well known preparations for the permanent cure of Catarrh at all drug stores, or will send complete treat- ment with all necessary instructions to any address, Express paid, upon receipt of one doi- lar. Address Dr. Hanrixy, 64 North Greene street, Baltimore, Md. Don’t Die on the Premises. Ask your druggists for ‘Rough on Rats.” It Clears out rats, mice, bed bugs, roaches. Only 16¢. per box. We send on trial for thirty days our Electro- Voltaic Belts, Bands, and Suspensories, to young men and others suffering from weak- nesses, nervous debility, lost vitality, lost manhood, and many other diseases. We guarantee cures and complete rest o- ration of manhood. Address without delay. 8 Votraic Baur Co., Marshall, Mich. “Alderney D: Wagons.” Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn- ing, and delivered in lbs. “Ward” prints, 350. perlb. Also, cottage cl but and Sweet milk 6c. perqt, Cream, 10c. pint. ‘E GIVE SPEOIAL A’ Ww: 8] rar ATTENTION TO ALL PLUMBING WORK. ALSO TO THE REPAIRING OF RANGES, FURNACES, FIRE-PLAOE HEATERS, anD METAL ROOP3. ‘We have a large stock of GARDEN HOSE AND HOSE REELS, WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS. MONITOB OIL STOVES, BETOBT GAB STOVES, And are selling GAS FIXTURES AT THE LOWEST PRICES. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., mit 1435 New Youx avasvz. (UNLAW FARM PURE JERSEY MILE. Lg Keto will be received for this ‘Milk, delivered in glass Jars, cmtaining half 3 cach, ving in the northwestern por- Scu‘ot the coy asa Goaractown. Apsitaa (of Hume, Cleary & Co.,) mld-2W 807 Rennsylvania syenue PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. ss DEPARTMENTAL Ze Wi ive their 1Uth Annual Select ‘e x SUMMER RESORTS. ‘W HOTEL IN THE CATSKILLS. - | ceed seer SOND AT, glia SAYS Tesi on the Fuincereamect ais £ | HOTEL KAATERSKILL. feat celaior, leaving her wharf, foot oe : 9a. m. and 3p. vm; returning at 3 and 10, | - The Larcest Mountain Hotel in the Wi >. m, ittee will spare no pa'nsto make this (as A i their previous excursions) . day Ss to OFEXS JURE 36, 2881, oO | vibe thousand fect above the sea Commands Hacer Lar Arena haan es me, commas ancing, Binging, ine, ie miles of Hy y % 5 nin compoted of the fattest and leanest mea | within one hour's rive on toy of mee ae pret Brasa and String Music by Prof. How- Col and exhuarating air affords a care for tras 60 cents: children over 6aua under rie, Hav Fever, Conrimption, 12 yeare and wervants half prics, to be had on'y st Every modern converience bathe, clossts, le the boat on dey of excursion. “No impreper per- | vatore. Kasterabid Pars contains ina ot eities of sonnuibe sowed to accompany the party. “He. | Grives and, walke, ‘suioge’ the mvt osuutitat rethments by an exper ‘caterer je | Been 8. For term, grounds. Families may brice baskets. It cess, &e., address so tpiga eer hanna E. A. GILUETTR, OQUAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON \ cote: d athe Steamer Mane id | a Colonna te Hotel, Philedelphia. ASBINGTON " make Excursion N Di Y. Sebi RUN PM Set ar aoa tut | Conccmea ioouccrsanentes DAY, MONDAY, NESDAY and Fal- | “Gn ti ial bui DAY, leaving 7th street Wharf at 8:20 a.m; San. | ing new iur1 iture, prose ee: prompt and atte serv: elevator, electric belis. ——— A TABLE OF PARTIOULAR EXCELLENCE. daye st 9:30 a.m. ; returning st 7 p.m. Fare ronud trip, 25 cente. For MOUNT VERNON SPRIN 3S | every RATURDAY. Steamer leaves Wharf at os. | Dancing m., returning atdpm Fare, 10 ceats \ ) cond: . Ziaumer- down ard back oa all trips exospt Sundays, This | THe Orebestr= will be conducted vy Mr. Zimmer: beat will chartered at reasouabie rates. E.'S: H. J, & GB. ORUM?, BANDALL, Manager. z opens Jane 2g! Colonade Hotel, Phiateiphis. RAND FESTIVAL, pene sane a =e. For the Benefit of the T= ADIBONDACK COUNTRY IN NEW u Gomes Orphan eerie at REA — oer rl aa sic si a 'GTON axG. x, a Ty room Seen lew Lk Svea Ek | COTTAGE oretechiie tae nie Bet seen let and 2d streets, Wileboro’, on Boquet rive: furnished complete, ts offered for rent for ot son and fall. pau fine borses and carriage MONDAY, May 30TH, 188: Admistion, (each peraon) 25 Cents. m2 all for $600 » trains to town boats near by. YLAND CHAPEL GOES TO Cal 2 Wash , R BPRISGR wit aith. OS omen Addreee G. C. ELLIS, Box 82, Washington, D.C, sbade, and recreation for all. Trai : in leaves more and Potomac Depot 9. ickete, Suc. HOLD THE FORT! Beet iS A PSIVATE FAMILY IN vin- GINIA. Healthy location, near depot, two hours ride from Washington. ‘le-ms joderate. Adaress W. V., Gainesviile, ca : Go and see the = FIQEST BCENEKY IN THE WORLD. The Washington &xcursion Com- PAL will give 8 grand excursion to, OCCOQUAN FALLS ON DECORATION DAY, MAY 30, By steamer Mary Washington. Leave ‘7th-street wharf st 9a. m., retarning at8 p.m. Tickets, 68 cents ; children, '25 cents. Dancing going and returning. m27-2t E 8. RANDALL, Manager. EAUMONT HOUSE, corner Atiantic and Virwinis Xd. House entirely renovated and under Dew jwanasemen’, Terms moverate —W BTEONG, Proprietor, (formerly of Bsitimore.) pae “BBIGHTOS,” ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Hot and Cold wea Water B: modern conventences. TM UuSand all m37-Im F. W. HEMSLEY & BON, & O. SUMMER BESORTS. '° OAKLAND AND DEER PARK. These well known and popular Hote’s wil be open for the reception of jrucsts ERICSSON LINE STEAMERS.? ATTRACTIVE WaTER Roure To PHILADELPHIA, Avoiding the Mest and Dust of tue Oxra A Steamer of the Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Co. wi'l leave the Company's wharf, cor- ner light and Pratt streets, Baltimore— EVERY AFTERNOON (except Sunday) at 3p. m., for Philadelphia. ar FARE Oe es Tickets iesued to Atlantic Ci June 18th. Caméen and: Atlantic K. B., The, Disgram cf both Hotels can be seen Old Reliable Line” from Philadel - Heuse, Baltimore, Md. hia. Round Trip Tickets, good for the seaaon : For further information address at Eutaw Itimore to Atlantic City 3.50 | House, Baltimore, Md, sntil June 10th. After Bing'e Tickets... 2.50 | that date at Oakland or Deer Park. For further Snare, tickets ap) m25-tJe15 OG. 8. WOOD, Manager. y to § R, G.T. Agent. m26 3 Light street wharf, Ba'taore. GRAND sWISs oh FEsri- ASTFORD -ALt, OXFORD, MARYLAND, Will be open JUNE 10 for reception of, guests. For particulars address m24-Jm* SAM’L NORRIS, Proprietor. a HE BEDFORD MINERAL SPBINGS T HOTEL _— Opens ON THE 5TH OF JUKE. JABON STOCK BKIDGE, of the oli Fountsin and Guy's Hote 5 Manager. Round trip tickets, at low rates, to be had at Fpllroad offices, and bagwage checked rough. ‘The proprietors itto be distinctly Understood that th of the waters and zrouuas will be strictly confined to those who are garste of ‘the establishment, and their use wilt held from allothers, with the exception of retmanent resi dents of the county and those who pay for their ui Bee Rooms ean be engaged by letter to THE ANDER- BON HETES, Bedford orings, Pa TO BE GIVEN BY THE GRUE 5 VERETN, At L@FFLER’S WASHINGTON CITY GARDES, on WEDNESDAY, June Ist, 1881, AT 3 O'CLOCK PM. Prize Shooting for Gent's and Ladies. Prize Bowling, Wrestling, &c , &c. Admiesion, Gent and Ladies, 50 cents 10 26-6t . G BAND EXcURSION Es HARPER'S FERRY, On DECORATION DAY, MONDAY, MAY 30. Mountsin Scenery, Bars fishing, gunning and rambling, Croqnet sets, Swings and Boats free. Dancing at the pew Pavilion. Se sopeed by Sg PRRREARD. 1.95 ~ lic }, adults... . 25 re (roun, nip Heng Children bet. 5-12 yrs.6: ‘Trains will leave B & O B.R. depot at 9a m. and Harper's Ferry 2t5:30 p.m. A seat for every one in firet- i depot on morning of vi had at our North Shafer. N 3 B. Shafer, 1010 ¥ st., Washirgton, D nd Shafer & Go, 1003 Arch st , Philacelpbi m23-Jin_ THE ANDERSON HEIRS, Prop’rs. pus HYGEIA HOTEL. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA., Situated 100 yards Open all the year. the United Btate Send for circular, ete. Fy S8 CRIS. ‘Tickets forssieat B & O Excurtion, andof Abrahams & Co., 467 Ps. ave, from M: ma4-5t or B GLYMONT. DECOBATION DAY, MAY 30, 1981, Steamer GEORGE LEARY will lesve 7th street wharf 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Tickets, 50 Cents, Children, 25 Gents. _m4-5t SCHEUTZEN PABK DEOOKATION DAY. ram eecribing hygienic m23-1m T= MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Oo TO THE FO FUN ON — Morrcomery County, Va. GRANDEST FESTIVAL OF THE SEASON! yells famous Summer Bevor:t is een lusic by Pistorio’s Band, commencing at 11 | leased by Mrs. M. J. 5 : Dinter; Supper and Hefreshments sold for | Bemilton Bo and will be “opened use, JUNK 1 for the reception of guests. These are the most attractive and home-like Summer Reeort in the Mountains of Virginis, Round-t-ip tickets st reduced rates sold at the Virginia Mid- land railroad office. For circulars giving term! and full description, address the Springs or the Hamilton, corner 14th and K streeta, Washington, . C. m20-1m the benefitof Kt. Dominic's Church. Tickets, 25 Cents Children, 10 Cents._m24-6t HE ANBUAL PICNIC OF TBE OALEDONIAN CLUB, On DECORATION DAY, MAY 307m, i831, AT BEYER’S SEVENIH STREET PARK: Gate to be opened at2p m. A few Prizes given fe d Girls’ Races. Dancing to commence = it ovdlocks ‘Tickets at the pats, 25 Denis, No | PRAWLEY SPRINGS, VA.—2 000 fect Checks after 8 p.m. m24-6t above tide-water. Capaci three jaree hotels with accommodations for, Wosuests, Oven Inne l. For particulars PPLE & SHATTUCK 2 HATE BINKEL, Treas, Hartisoubarg, Va, G° WITH WB ON THEIR SELECT EXCURSION TO LOWER CEDAR POINT LIGHT, On the Cem modions and Fast Steamer AREOWSMITH, N VIEW, BETWEE: HENRY OSEAN YESD CHALE CAPES And 20 minutes ride by rail’ from Nor- Tre} § ‘Which hse been thoroughly overhauled and fant sentide fear. Mewsiy. fecaishcd oP Paitted. ing and Bathing not surpassed on the Atlantic MAY 30TH, DECORATION DA’ ccast. The undersigned sesures the public that 19a antles fer Wo oenta Boor houe es Ocean View will be kept fret: in every partio- tnley the fresh oruntry ai, Boel SaeSIbeaaN | war, Board e2.50 yr day, aud liberal arramen Sy ee ous an eee mente made for parties by the we-k or month. he boat wiil leave foot of 7th st. wharf promptiy at | Letters or telegrams to J. A Ronnedy. Ocoan 7.008. m., arrive home at 8 p.m. Tickets to be ST Se ae ‘ew, Va., obtained only st 0. H. Nourse & Co.'s Drag Store, a wishing Tackle, Billiard Saloon, Bowling 9th ard F streets northwest, and of bepe. ete. ‘hattuck. m23 61 = ‘7-1m J. A KENNEDY, Proprietor. pEMPHREMacos HOUSE, NEWPORT, VT. commanding a magnificent view of the Iske and mountains. Newly fitted up: supplied with steam and sas; nocom. modates 400 guests. $3 per day; Week. | tpecial rates to family. ©. SON, Manager. po STATES HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. Season of 1881. from JUNE 11 = ora Te SIXTY MILES ON THE POTOMAC, TO QUANTICO AND RETURN. The Palace Steamer EXCELSIOR Ceaves her wharf, foot of 7th etrest, at 9: and 8:90 p.m-; returning, arrives at 2 and i pam. Tickets 50 cents. Children, 25 cents. On SUNDAYS at 3 p.m. only; returning at 8. m23-3m_ frat TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. 3i6-Im yo ae qoonan Viaw ie. HO! FOR THE GREAT FA ON DECORATION DAY, | sii Svict tatingeaotenaia bass an BrEAwER 5 — This will bea Select Private Excursion, and we | Blue ae ee aoe C1888 ; BCcOmmOdates 385i advise all who contemplate going to get up private * lies and purchase their tickets at once, as they Soe re imited to 100. Grand Scenery ; f00d bass fish- ing. Noliquers. Tickete, 81. Apply to Metzer- CK WOOD HOUSF, HARPFI's FEBS ot’, Brad. Adam's, Nourse’s Drug store aud A oe Be re 3 Cropley’s, Georgetown. prietress. "High elevation ; fine scenery ‘Leave Congress (Slat) st. and Canal at 7:30.a.m.: | firwe rcoms: table supplied from country. returning 8 p.m. m3 6t_ | market; fne fishing. ‘Lerms $5 per week. AILY EXCURSIONS sat ee een emene Pe Stes ml4-Im* 70 WAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR- J pxaraanson’s Darore. 0 » in > Vrecrsia, ON ISLAND, MONDAY, THURS- ze. BLAS, SEATURDAT ND SUNDAY ‘Will be opened FIRST OF JUNE. Paw- Oommercing SUNDAY. war ind every MON- | -phieta at the K'ggs House, Ebbitt House’ DAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT- | and Star Office. OBDAY and SUNDAY during May, Juné, July | “yo7-1m E C.J0BDAN. and Augast i her wharf, foot of 7th-st., at7 a.m, andietany about acts p.m , giving excursionisis over four hours at Lower Medar Point and over one hour a¢ Blackiston Island for crabbing, fehing, athing. OVSIETING £00 DOING. soon abound RKNEY SPRINGS. BHENANDOa! fer at the equally @ mountaius of the Valley of Virginia only twelve tu feb, crabs ‘and oysters, and equally sale for | Seq menntalus of the Valley of Virginie only twelve bathing. Fare for the round-trip during the week | son, within a few hours travel of the cities of Balti- 50 cents, good for aay of issue. Fare for round- | more and Washington. It excels in sil the featares trip on Sunday 81, 02d for day of iasne. which make a watering place attractive. Its creat hose wishing meals on the boat will be supplied | Sititude, 2, 800 feet above the level of the sea, ren- ae Berti” | fain ie Chalets Arson, sughur Powter, fal. The § OOK! LOoK!! Loom | eee AY Wallow Bpause: — for thele Mediclual virtue and curative properties FAST TIME AND LOW RATES. stand unrivaled on thie Continent, For boaith, asure 5 . RAN] URE: Roun ts issued by the different ratl- GRAND EXCURSION TO RICHMOND, Va.. | _ Round trip ticks ine Ogerent rall- arriva of the train, arriving st the soon after the z RATION DAY, MAY 307z, ‘transported 1p epee BY THE Ton GOMnANY: Pe wi cnatite Ctse tne OF the bank mountain |GTON EXCURS! . roads r Talay romae, My Sy en serie ae, eg ex : 5 spot, 8: Board from th Gs} B0- om shrp. 5 5 53 Ee cording Soloeation. Special ooutrects mates with 3.1m. sharp. jculars dodgers and posters. Oan accommodste 750 a oes E. SHAN DaLL, Manaxer. pert _ bathing. Fishing and hunting in Besson. AU aia livery: moderate. AREAL FAN RESORT uy an. Bplendid livery: charges Bend, fo eae we Ww. ‘BAUME, ee APE MAY OF MARYLAND. ‘am., daily. Ss caer = VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. LXYMONT PAVILION AND sumMER Re. | IVER sapitcrad aap elem) eed Gis0Hr can be caxazea t°x PIGNTOS or EX- | Now open for the reoeption of Guests eo NE eT LODDEN. agts 208 108, [ons at moderate rates. Bait-water ee et: : mt-1m* ee jon, Special ‘rates for ae = mn OrRCUL AR .KENCE PETERS, : THE GUARANTEE COMPANY OF NORTH —— 2 om Se ins ey UE TT Gherofore obviates the necessity for re vent, bo. 719 bth street northwest, v. IGHTNTNG BODS.—The Scone :aeainst Bae Se that way be led t0 buildings oy tele ‘one and olber wires. afactured patup by J. H. KUEHLING, 419 12th st. rest, near Pension office. mié B. DUPARE's OATARRH BEMEDY CURES D ‘every case of 25 Try th Mlad Eisriers etna antia “AgaB ombs colds, coughs, '-eomb's 1. Baim cares consur 5 . pare’s never failing Pile —— cures blins ale Ae Medical more Spriug® | such city. vill not be considered. SUMMER RESORTS. THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, (New Baoav Gaver Bours ) Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIO CITY, Isnow rapning fast express trai ve of Elowant sepger Coaches and Paclor Care, (IN WHICH THE Okanor Pron Sr Repvcep To 25 THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 9 MINUTES. rititeke thethroneh a road Station, 824 and et or adelphis, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad 8 tion at, 4 ei, Ramah eton Avenue, where Union Trapefer Coaches or strest ears connect iret to Staxjon of the Weet Jersey Railroad at Foor ARKET STRERT. "yor throu tickets, re checks and full in formation app’y 2s follows: Northeast corner 18th St and Penn. ave., Station Baltimore and 80 R. corper 6th and B sts. 619 Pa. ave, 133i . Station Baltimore and Ohio Hallrosa. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. x Gen’l Pans'r. Agent railcar ——— a a8 AS ral West VIRGINIA. Chalybeate Waters, rich in tron, and ® borbood. B ‘te Bulphur Spring in the Neil Open from dune Tet to an late tn October company will Justify. Cnequall-d by any minerat waters in America for the cure of acid dyspepsia, Kidney and biadder troubles, uterige allmente Fout, diseases of the skin, ‘catarrh affects rhevimatiem and functions! heart treoubles. If 1 N UNFAILIDG SOLVENT OF CALOULL These Waters have proved of great value in many other Miseasce, bat can be more confidently relied on in the above-uamed than any other mineral eprings in 1 yusrantee a cure, if curable by mineral waters. The baths—bot, oold and shower— are unexcelied anywlers. The uew and elerant Ckaline water, the ia Swimming pool of weet {nt the United Ststea, if not in the world, 18 eapecially attractive. 69” Ko safer or better piece for Isdios and children t» learn to swim. to All the stomach apd nein beds to res! them on mounta‘n roads Virwinia: one hundred dollars to the mile expended upon them this apring. ‘Jhe air of this elevated region i” pnre and Aelicions. Cy all the cities north of the Potomac YSELEX WOME otere no wilted tracticne to the ploawwre secke-, bat restfor the weary aud health wiving, waters for she invalid, with plain, home comforte for ail. Terms from 3.0 to 825 per ealendar loogth of tine remaiaane, "Oks eee ee «remaining. City retereaces given Mf desired. “Addriss MBB. SS" G IRM, Vatr mie, wie" Howe, vis Winchester, Va \CEAN HOUSE, SPRING oO UN Se LAKg, MONMOUTH 1s Now Oven” m26-e03t MES. M F. DEVINE. ent ES onB &O. RB. ( ing—former excelient for $5 a week. $20 a month of 25 Ger ten years taken. Raiir boure. “Address Sire D. P.M. GINNIS, Willow Grove, Shenandoah co., Va. m2 eodlw OURLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR OHALYSEATE 8PRUNGS will open, JUNE 13 Kare mountain retreat cursion tickst: &CO., Newvile, CErawEn: Oceas Ei fi ATLANTIC CITY, m}4-2im b ‘erme 81.60 a day no children un- 1 xtation in ight of neiuia Avenue, ay 28. Ko B LippInSot J EW WINDSOR COLLEGE—Magnifoent shade view Blue Ridge; Sulphur Springs, tbe, porches rtablea, horses, Ac. ibe bat quire M. M. KOGKER, 609 7th wtrect. or ad AM JEL ‘Windsor, Mt PROPosaLs ¥OR STATIONERY. Navy Deraerwern, ) Wasnreoron, May 18,1881 § et Lina Ststiomery for the Navy reags and of ie @uring the fical year endi june nile received until 42 o'clock M., of of Jone. be submitted on the forms fur- r epartient, with the ssuarantes anil certificate annezed, aud must embrace ali the Namie theretn ce : Propossis from parties not engaged in business in Washington, or who have not jupmy @epot in The scliednie esnbraces two weieral classes: Ist Peper and envelopes 9d. Misoeliane-ms articles: And the contrat will be warded iu ths whole or by classes, as may be considered the more advan- reous to the Goverpment. he Department reserves the right to require a greater or less guantity of any article in the sohed- ule than tuat specified, as the wants of the same may reuire, 5 ‘The articles will becalled for from time to time as needed, and mnst be in accordance with the schedule, and satisfactory to the head of the office or bureat for Which required must, be delivered without unnecessary delay, and at the expense of the contractor ; in derault of any of w.ich require- ments the J» riment reserves the right to pur- chase the a1 eleewhere, or to anual tract in whole orin part, ana WUl hold the oon- tractors resronsiblefor any a@diti nal expense it may incur thereby. seube Devaita ent reserves the right to waive de- jects aud to 16) ct any oF all bids, e ‘WM. H. HUNT, m18-2awde Pecretary of the Navy. per S FOR STATIONERY. War Derantwext, } Wasursetos Giry, May 12, 18815 Setied Proposals im dnyp.icate, addressed to the Secretary of War, will be rece ved at this depart- ent, until 12 o'clock, noon, on FRIDAY, Tie 24TH’ Day OF June, 881, for suppying the Sta fionery for the War'dsparimeat and ite bureaus, for the fiscal year endiex Juue $0, 1882. "No bias Will be considered that are not esiod and marked en the onteide of the envelore **Propoeals for Bta- tionery." No bids wil! be zeoeived after 120°clock ‘A detailed echedule of the articles required blank form of proj cation to the Cue! Sealed Propora’ the Navy, for furwi . Sam equal be juired to give appre ure ay in noun at SX, ne — = oy right to order the arti- department wil: reserve Glee at such vi 8 abd in such quauti tes af it may’ roper, apd to increase untmieh Stated in ‘sched: deem ihe juantit the ule. The ment ene ‘storehouse for tne @eposit of wuld racks not named in the schedule are to be far- — at fed Y) ion eer ag 7 it atthe lowest market price. (OOLN, Tandw Secretary of War. ml4 Janse isa’ | ceed BY PHYSICIANS. TROPIC- PRUIT LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND PLANTS, A Delicious aud Refreshing Fruit Lozenge, Which Serves the Purpose of Pills ana Disagreeable Purgative Medicines ‘TROPIO. FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best prepars- Headache, Piles, and all Kiadred Complaints. It acts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take. Bend for | Cleansing the system thoroughly, it tniparts visor to mind and body, and dispels Melancholy, Hypo- chondria, ete. ONE TRIAL OONVINOES- First-class | pacKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. Price and 60 cents. Seld alb prusaiste. ane0-