Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1881, Page 5

THE SITUATION AT ALBANY. DRY GOODS | FAMILY SUPPLIES. LISP TERS REMAINING aaa =— SEASONABLE DRY GooDs, Weare now selling 3.000 yards Union Lawns at worth Lawn: 5 cen: ¥; 2,000 yards Union cents, cheap at 10 cents? 9,000 Handsnmne F and Cochie Lawns at )7 Sana'a ail-linen, Lawns all-linen, Lawns at 2 40 cen’ Goods we have India Linen at 20, 25, 80, 31% and 45cente: Persian Lawns at 25, 375 ‘snd 45 ceate; India Rule, all prices, widths and colors: Frencli lainsook and other thin White Goode with (sam- Bric Nainsock and Swiss Edgings snd Tns-riiosa, Allat the lowest posable prices Also, axents for Universal Fashion Company Patterns. BROWN & CLAGETT, je2 809 Market Space. COLORED FLANNELS FOR BATHING SUITS. WADIES', GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S GAUZE VESTS. GENTLEMEN'S FANCY HALF HOSB. KID AND LISLEGLOVES. POLEA DOT AND FIGURED LAWNS. JOB LOT OF WHITE GOODS, 12%. TYLER & CHEWNING, mito 918 7th at. _——$—<——————— eee ee SPECIAL BARGAINS. A JOB LOT OF WHITE GooDs - ar HALF PRICE. ‘We have just placed on our counters 5,000 ysrdsof thoice WHITE GOODS, which we will sail at 12sec. Msny stylesin the lot are worth over doubie the m LOUISINE SILKS at 78e. PABASOLS at reduced vrices New lot of SUN UMBRELL Anderson's bea: SOOTCH GINGHAMS. CREPE YEDDO. new stzieg. FIGUBED RWISS MOB LING, great variety. PUBE LINEN LAWNB, 25c. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, m27 919 Pennsylvania Avenne. ONE THOUSAND 000) pieces of beautifnl Lawns. ne huncred( i) pieces of Figured French Lawns. One hundrea (710) pieces of Fizared Linen Lawns. Bieck Liven Lawns, Black French Law! The larwest as-ortment of pew and beautifal Lawns in Washington. is 15, 18, 20 31. 3%. Figured real Linen La Figured French Lawns —— American Lawns, 1,000 pieces, 5, 6, 8, 10, India Linen (the new style white goods 31,37. Lace Btripe White Goods, 10. ‘Two bundred 1200) pisces of besutiful Madras zchams, lsrgest assortment in Washington. Yard wide Pure Linen, for ladies’ wes aetortment of Shetland Shawis. 81.25, pare silk) Brocade gt. Pare Linen bles:hed Table Damask. $1 re Linen Dinner Napkins, 75 do; bargain. All Pure Wool Black Lace Bunting, — sedortinent of new style lined Parasols, $3 Run's Veiling, ell celors, pure wool, 373. Nun's Veiling, wide, doubie width, ‘pure wool, 50. About FES res Goods, 10, . Up to $1.50, "the Iarwest assort- ment snd the cheapest in Washington. We areeclling the cheapest Susie ie, city. Col- ored Silks, vavy blue, garnet, drab, green, biak and other colors, 80; sso bisek and 5 white Strip wide, doutle widt cluding: $1 25, Cis nearly yard wide, trER'=, m2 1 Mnruet Space. ANDUCEM TS EXTRAORDINARY BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY! WE WILL OFFER ON MONDAY, tax 234, A FULL LINE OF_ EXTRA SUPBR INGRAIN CAKPETS. at is centa s yard; former price $0 cents and 8 A’so, a line of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, at 75 and 85 cents. BODY BRUSSELS, from $1.40 to $1.65. MATTINGS and OILCLOTHS at popular prices. Loose Covers for Furniture a specialty. WINDOW SHADES made to order in all colors. SINGLETON & HOEKE, SOL Market Space ¥" All orders for CARPET CLEAN prompt attention. a Be. as Frown te SHIBT.—They are made of 3 mvs such a3 New _Wiilliamavilie—not x Mis, Wamsutts, S20, ‘bird or fom ts Wamsuita. When you Dart STERY sHtET you get frat Clase Muslin and the best Hound Heavy Linen you wet them home you cam return for 76 cente, and if they are not satiatactory when them and get Linen cot COLLARS, Snest quality and latest styles, SILK NEGE WEaiy cncaper tien eee ery fe ALLL ALL- Bae HANDREROHIEFS, 25 MEGINNISS, mia aaa F street N** DEY GOUODs. IN BLACK ADE SPZOIAL BARGAINS i BEOO: ELAOK SATIN DE LYON. COLORED “* xs BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. BLACK AND COLORED SURAH SILKEN. BUN'S BLACK VEILING. Fal tees of all kinds of first-class DEY GOODS at Mi PRICES. TBUNREL, OLABE & CO., spls 803 Market Space. HOMPEON'S SHIRT FAOTORY, 81g F st. sonTHWest, Orr. PaTENT OFFICE. DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, 2 specialty. BEADY-MADE SHIRTS at following prices: ete. 5 Jost received, alarzeline of FANCY HALF HOSE: pier, latest desiens in BEOK WEAR ‘appropriate ‘A complete stock of GENT’S FURNISHINGS aims rayeou hand st upnsaally low JAMES |, Manager. pa DAY. CANNED GOODS of every description. ‘WOODEN PLATES. PAPER NAPKINS. kinds. FRUITS of all ZWEIBACK. LIME JUICE. B. W. BEED'S SONS, m25 126 F st. north west. MAY PICKINGS iss bl eng and pishiy cultivated Japan T: posed of the: arly picked leaves, cured wi = mepe color, =< ey CFecroin cus ae ng sirictly gure is entirely wholesome. ouly by ELPHONZO YOUNGS. ICED TEA. ICED TEA. ICED TEA. Co Our Green, Black, or Mixed Tea, at 50 Se pe | ace can't be equalled in Washington LUNCH Geops Of every description just received. Ha, Tongue, Turkey. Chicken, No. i Boned Tarkey, Tougut en Roast Lamb, Beef Turkey. kes. Sardines,” xa, Lobster, Dried Beef, Baked Beans, &c., &¢., &0., SAUCES AND PICKLES Of all kinds, and we would name the celebrated Durkee's Balad Bs & Blackwell's Pickles. arrortment RELECTED FRUITS aud ‘the very choloest NEW YORK Bi jo paine spared to Keep up 8 of Mtheve impor ood supply Of reant a pen Glielctaca weet cee styloe—tacinaing sal! bottles st 25 cents for Picnic purposes, Th fact, wo rive our undivided attention to the FAMILY TRADE, And ore itour whole study to furnish the VER) BEST of everything in the way of FAMILY Su eireneral erally. Our facilities for buying and Frelah ‘are surpassed by none, and we ara ig to gl ab iow an any other house in te ity also, to xive the qualify and quantity, a6 represented. ‘oney cheerfully refunded to any customer who not entirely satished with thetr purchase Ifyou can't call please send postal or Telephone my rea dence, a8 our Telephone sw the ctore is Plugged again for the present. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, my}9 504 At THIS SEASON, THEBE 18 BO MORE PLEASANT AND WHOLB- SOME BEVERAGE THAN CLARET, and as the cost of a fair quality of Imported Claret is 80 extravagant asto forbid ite general use,a wine of equal quality and at a low price becomes a de- sideratum. We have succeeded in securing & VIRGINIA CLARET, gzown ip Albemarle Gounty, equal in bouqnet delicacy and purity to sny imported wine at double ite price. Ite fruity azreeable flavor, its small centage of alcohol, toxether with the low price 0 $1.00 PER DOZEN, oor recommend it to the cordial approval of the vi ALSO FROM THE SAME VINEYARD, A NORTON SEEDLING of a Bargandy, character, the finest native wine yet produced, at $5.00 PER DOZEN. HUME, CLEARY & CO., ap29 807 Market Space. OF HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUM- BELS, ONLY 60 OKNTS, PALACE MARKET, Corner 14th street and New York avenue Also, STRAWBEERIZS Just received. ap7 ave DAELY. CHOICE SPRING LAMB, OUOCUMBERS, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES, - BERMUDA POTATOES AND ONIONB, POTOMAG PEROH an SHAD, atin BOSTON MARKET, 1719 Pennsylvania so B_KELLY. DEaLen in Frnst-C: BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON. &e. CORNED EEF A PE eet RF apla =f -Btal’s 628, 629, and 630 Oenter Market, 9th street wing, tia and 203 Northern net F jar! ree Of arts the city. tours OLD MEDAL ie Faerie Fair over all other To OERES, The handsomest eee Patent Flour in the MINSEOLA, Avery superior Min: Minnesota Patent. en en ST LOUIS FANOY. Maguificent Wi a _Wheat Patent Process. ‘The Btandard Faint minty FOR BALE BY EVERY FIRST: OLAS GHOGER. BOOTS AND SHOES. BREAD! READ!! READ!!! — aps . im view, will ANY AND AEE OF OU STOCK LOWEST MARKET PBIOES, DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER OENT OFF FOB In store, & large, wel -assorted and fine stock of LADIES", We intend closing our business ss ae as ‘With that ‘will £10 an TAR | ¥: MEN'S, YOUTHS", BOYs* 20 ane BOOTS AND SHOES” Suitable for Summer, Fail and Winter To which the attention of OASH BUYERS is respectful; ©@ From this date no new 8 accounts opened. tw After June 30th our books closed to all. EDWARD L. BURNS, jel-6t 1109 Penn’a avenue. = SPRING GOODS. aS pened s splendid sssortment of BPEING DiEss GUUDS, ‘comprising all the new fabrics. Among the many choles things are Nun's Ssiling, Black White and Colored, in great variety; crab Gre ea Bisck and Col bred Silks, SK Grenadines In ait the new designs, ok Hervanl. Pongee and Satin de Lyons. tndia Mulls fa all the new colors; also an elewant line of isn 1 Sheeting and Fillow Linens, all aa Table Cloths and Napkins, ail German Hosiery in a all ea of our ss & SUCCESSOR TO DUBLEUIL BROTHERS, Manufacturers of FINE DRESS SHIRTS, GENTS" FURNISHINGS. i112 F at. northwest, Washington, D.C. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to ord 812.00 ‘Six Extra Fine bhirts to order. Bix Fine Bhirts to order. 100 mari4 SPORTING GOODS. 1B. BUPPEBT. » Nos, 408 amd 406 th st. a. w. SEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL DEEN'S CARBIAGE COMPANY, wep pets bee be Comfort and Durability ip the market. ABROHERY AND FISHING ae coe BY. oe ‘to Suit the Times. tween 4 ve arena ier fader. igned do hereby certify ve formed partpazabie £ rt lee, under the name ywn lee Co. No upon s written Ee ueiiaes ‘Treasurer. No. See bude. Rat rt 10NS STOCKS. = OES 4 Dope & CO., ters, No. tel i pels nic ‘sib fo sation Bi om St dios COMP. LICOKICE TOWDRE, for purifying the ‘Dlood and resulsting the system, 250. per box, at HLOUZEWtHrs am DBUG STORE, marl) 428 Oth st. B.w. Few. MeNITARY PLUMBING—Best Material ‘Workmanship. 24 * practice. Per- . Will write speci; and er the construction of first — 717 MARKET SPACE. Wh? FOR LADIES' SUMMER WEAR, In Low-Quar‘er Bhoes and Slippers. JO. Dennett & Barnard’. Fine English Oxfords. Fifta avenue Ties. Newport Butto: Regents ard Grecian Button. ALL FINE AND STYLISH. A Special Bargain in Men’s Hand-Sewed Low- Quarter Shoes, at 83.50 a pair. . H. RICH, jel 717 Manxet Space XN AKE KO MISTAKE. E KEW YORK SHOE STORE, RECEIVED A GAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM A BANKRUPE BALE IN NEW YORE THE CHEAPERT SHORS EV ISBES FINE | KID SH0) Children’s Peb. Button Bolid, . be he CHILDREN'S GOOD SPRING HEELS: One bundred Btyles of Fin fo 86.00 ONE PRIOE. ee LD the best, so is JUSTH'S old stand known ears as the ‘where Drei cass SEOORD, iD CLOTHING can be sold at respectable Prioes, or call at SUBTH'S old stand, No. 9 Det., between 6th and 7th sts. northwest, or ech a ae nal tended to. mara EWIS' WITCH HAZEL AND GL’ 18 invaluable for Sun Burns. The WI’ = Dineaties OF HA. Ww. aeeeaars 1116 Penna. aves nese om HO. A. PRESCOTT tfully informs the citizensof Washington fhe bas ¢etablished his * REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE At No. 1416 F Stpzet eeginhms Bisaror te dota eign iret A. B. SCHOFIELD. 1036 SRVEATH STREET NO) ORTHWEST. a AGENT FOR TE: USIVERPAL FASaION, COMPANYS PERFECT TLING PATTERN ec London Paris Fae Aigo, ent for, BEIGGS & THANSVERSING PAPER hi and guickost manner of Btsinping goods of all siding and Embroidery. A full all kinds constantly on hand. a besutl Stat <icaiean in Hamburgs, Tor cue Lace, Swiss, Insh, Naingook and otner Trim mings, Wo ee all kinds and everyshade, Ger. mantowns, “epbyr, Saxony, &o. N.B —Jus: ‘ordered. —WIil have in store ins few deys 8 very fuil assortment of the finest English Crewe's, all shades. Rubber Goods of all kindsa | ¢ specialty, A fuil stock of Bri & Co.'s Transfer Papers st Goods, Fancy and Miili- Mrs. Annie Jeffries" Lery store, 2138 Penneylvania ave. northwest. N. B.—The Kensington Stitch taught here. m2 , [UJIMEB PBICES: 8 _SUMMER PRICES!! i MRS. M. J. HUNT, 621 axp 623 D SraeRT Nortawest, Having made extensive ditions to her stook of | Summer Millinery, ie now eee the same at freatly yeduoed, prices pecial_ bargains in Ostrich Plumer, Flows and Shuae Hater Alarge variety of Paris trimmed Bonnets are | now being offered, slovg with othera of our own pene at prices far below cost of cose R SS a ISTH STREET, Croup Burnpme. GENUINE ELISE THREAD "ef vartoeee at popular prices, Re oa EL URDERWE re GOUDBAND LOW PRIOES. cotter s AND DRESSING BACQUES, DSDIES. MISSES": BA OHILD HENS HOSIERY, in New Designs, for Summer Wear. 1H N’S VENTILATING, for hot weather. pone DOUGLASS’ m7 THE LARGEST AND FINEST Belection of STRAW GOODS, FRENOR FLOWERS, OSTRIOH MES, FANOY RIBBONS, Erc., Bouth of New York, at WRS.J. PALMER'S, NINTH AND F STBER: «107 F &t. Bet. 1th and 18th sts, f®"MONOGRAM AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES AT LOWEST PRICES. m23 N= SUMMEEB GOODS.—French Pat- tern Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Noveities, Silk Wrape, Street and draveling Wraps, Under. garmerts at Greatly 1 Reduced P: French Corsets, Lawn and a Wrappers, Lawn end Gingham Suits, Black Damaase 942. fize assortment of Parasdls and Gloves, Parisian Novelties in ‘Neckwear, rear, Black fle White Laces EY te variety, Ladiesand Misses Bat Gulla and. Cape, and a carefuily selected ine. o eer Novelties ; best English Needles, 4 winds Paris; 907 Pennsylvania ™. ASHINGTON, Fe aE NON ARLE DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STOBR, Dresses, Buite, Goctimas Oloske "ko., mad jostimnses, Oloal o., made superior style at short ort notice. hadi can bave Dresses Cutand Basted, and a perfect “at a = ADIES’ SHOES, or a0 days I shall offer my entire stook of WIR- TER GOODS ata DISCOUNT OF TEN PER OENT. JAS. H. VERMILYA, febls_ 610 Ninth st., opp. Patent Offices. 9MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 2,000 FLOWERING AND. BEDDING ts ., AT AUOTIO on TUESDAY MOKNING, SuSE aE, 1861, AT 10:30 o' at my auction. rooms, I shall sell s ‘very superior collec- tion of Plants ‘PHoMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer. PLANTS, NS i24 Jet-at CHANCEBY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP- RTY MA NEAB IN YLAND AVENUE, Nata STREET NORTHEAST. Ge ere @ decree of the Supreme of the District of Columbia, passed the 22d day of April, 1881, in Kauity Cause. No. 7006, shall gel Vas padiic auction, on FRibay, done 3p, 18S, Ar 6 the premises, Lot numbered twenty-four (24), in square south of mare numbered nine hundred and fifteen (915), in the city of Washington, to- sether with the improvements thereon, consisting of a frame dweilling-house. Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are, one- third of the purchase money in cash, and the resi- due in six (6), twelve (14) rt ciglitesa (18) months after the day of sale, rest, or all cash, at fie option of the purcharer. A Gepocit of S80 will be required at the time of purchase. Ail conve! ancing at purchaéer’s cost. ‘The rixht to resell the properts, in the evont of non-c Hee with the rms of sale withiu seven da; te, risk and cost of the frat upon giving six days? nct: Ei K. FLL & TT m23-cokds 6 bil etrget northwest. f#-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN of the rain until WEDNESDAY, TH, Same hour and place. By order of the ‘Trustee. jef-eo8ds ALTER B. WILLIAMS & QO., Auctioneers. Ee tee SALE OE HOUSEBOLD FURNITURE, EIS. REDDING: MATIRESSES, &o, ST ‘x UC1ION \MOSDaY, Juxe 6ru, commencing 7 10 S’CLOCK A.M, weshalleell. in front of our facet S general assortment of nous. old Furnitore, viz: Walnut Ohamber Fenlor Furniture, Mirror tront Wardrobe; Walnut Bedateade, Euresu and Wardrobes, Uottae Farat Walnut pe fob te ae aang Room Refrigerato cua » Easy Chair: ainut Sofas upholstered on ‘Plush, Waluut Frame Parlor Suite, upho'stered Oretoi I 34 Fancy Ohairs, Bruesels, Ingrain and other Carpets, Heatiug Btover, So. oy, by order Governuent, fot Gas xtures, i Tron ee] barro wi a Walter B. WILLIAMS & CO.. .. Aucte, HOS. E. WaGGAMAaN, Auctioneer, baLE OF UNIMPROV! 2D PROPERTY ON MARY- LAND A D VENUE, BETWEEN mr AnD ‘D AHIRTERN. AND-A-HALF STREB’ EAST, AND D BOORDABY. BETWEEN THLED Al , AND FOURTH BTRBETS RORTHEAST. On WEDNESDAY, JusE 8ru, I will offer. st poblic auction. in front of the premises, the above property—aT Le ™., Bub and H, in Square 268; E 1 Square 643; aT 6 P. , Square 945, ‘and A26:80 P. M., Sab Lot 1, in Square north of 772- ‘Terms day of gale. jes-d&de THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. (OMAS DOWLIN Auctioneer. VERS, Y, :COMPORTAPLE TWO-STORY FRAME ‘6S NO. 712 G STREET, BETWEEN Ey AND EIGHTH STREETS SOUTH: WEST, A AUCTION. On WED ESDAY rons JUNE STH. 1851, aT 6 O'oL in front of ae premises, I shall seli The: west feet frot by the depth of lot 9, in square 438, Seaprored by a ec mfcrtable Frame Dwelling, containing 6 rooms. ‘Terms: One-half cash, 6 residue in see equal fae at six and twave months, with notes ae interest att six per cent per annum until paid, and eeonred by s deed of trust on tle poperty Reepeeit of 850m rit ber Guived at tine of salon Gpeeitof 800 will be requived ae Hime l : MAB DOWLING, Auct. me B. WILETAM & OO., Auctioneers. TOR’ FRAME DWELLING TWHorsrs., eaRD. sue FRONTIEG ON ELEN ENTE S BETWEEN @ AND HSIUERTS ROWTMEAST AY AUOTION. On BEURSD AY, Cie int at ot he 5 front of the O'CLOCK, we, sball sel ont of the fi) prewlt ‘Nos. 23 snd 2 ’ and Fowler’ subdivision of original fot Nos. 18 and 16, in & having @ good front snd eens improved by “two two-story Jrame dwell- de known on day of sal jet a WALTER B. Wire ms: = 00., Aucts. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. Ww. GER SUITE; ASD: LLB AN LL BAO ‘MAB. REVOLVING CHAT ts WALNUT E EATES HENRION TA TABLE he oan eaTOH: TRIMMED? TOV, OHLNA, GLASS AND GHOORE- ERG stayin cH UTENSILS, &o. On FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH, COMMENCING =f, onatue t ALNUT Bae FRAM! a8, S85: BOOTED AND DINGHALR CAR! a erede M. ae e res dence p treet southeast, Haan Gren in good condition. Sa WAL ‘WALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Aucts. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. FRA: WELLING. Wer MT ae IgG EE EWEN BASS Fw ¥ STSEETS SOUTHE asT, oot SATURDAY < UNE 11TH, AT 6 O'CLOCK @ shalt sell in front of the premises . fi halt of Lot No- nL Pee Hierro a ee te tats: Ore cash; ce in one .d two years, for notes interest from day of ale, and deed of trust on property fold. ‘All conve) eit at purel pang 8 3 owan Be OW & 00., Aucta. Jes, teat oa) | Sm (For Other Auction Sales See Third Page.} — yz, eae ees prota’ pe pd worn while for eale at . 623 Tth street northwest. Mrs. iaher devotes her attention to the wants of LADIES' LIST A-—Allen Mrs A A; Alcurns MrsOarra; Anderson | Mies ENC; Anderson ‘Mrs Louisa. Berry Agues; Browa Mrs Al o» Baker Mra Charlotte’ Bebe B. Clark Mrs Angas our, Mra Fannie: Cote- Sn Mrs Jenbie: Curhing Ma damien Giark Lue; meee Mrs L H; Carroli Lottie E; Gavinato Mil- ‘B= Davis Mrs Ann: Davis Mrs AL: Dove Carrie; Mary; Davis Mre Mary E; Duncius Mrs: ara as Duckett Miss F- ie: Foot Mrs Gustaver, 2: Fow- ler Hide: Parrel's Jennie: Forrest ars Kattrn; Pletcher Mre; Forrester Nelie; Freeman Mrs Ho: Hocke» berg, Annie; Hant 69; Haviland Mrs Jou Hur- Hert 8. Mary; Hal rs obt Hl Baze Reeasnats Hughie Bailie J—Judsins Adeline; Jonson Mrs ots Joties \ Mrs Bessie; 5 ke Mrs Lizzie. Jones Mrs; Johuson Mra Marcin dt Foun 8.n Mrs Wm QO. K—Feller MreJ M; Knight Mrs Jaiis. Johrson Delis; Leighton oo rd za; Lee Mrs Jolis A M, 2; Lewis Jennie; Larcombe’ Lillie _yongeter Mee Lizzie: Lij htfond Laura, Lewir ; Lovell Mrs Lin ; Jenarg Mire MD: Little Mice it M: Long tntwey Ajice; Miller Mrs Calino; Martin Br yabkie Morse Lizzie; Murray Mre Lucy ; Mur- ray Mame; Mack Mrs. Mc—Meintyre Miss B J; McLain Fannie; Mo- Nicholls Nannie G. syne Mrs Cornelia: Park uza; Pease Poeobe M; Perrine MiveS A: Paiton Vireinia ¥H—Richardson Mra Harriet; Robinson Josie; Ro'} re Lizvie; Reit Mary: oe Mrs Sarah A. S—Spuricck Ley Li; loan Mrs Morton W Stewart Mra MH: Siocum Mrs R Bini Mrs yh; Swales Sarah re Bmith torra Mrs OS: Sinms Mrs JG. "E-Torry Druzillen: Thomson Mrs Rose: Top- liffe Baer L: Tste Marg’t V_—Vandins Mrs Marie; Vanheyenter Mrs Barah “W—Wilron Mrs Catlet: Wick aay, Edith; Wil- fon Hapnah; Woodford Mrs Mary; Williams Miss; Wakionon Mageie ington Raty. es oung Agnes estan Mrs Ella; Young GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A—Ames Maj Wm; Alton Wade. B_Brown Chas E; Baker Cove Brandt Geo; Breman Ool John; Benson Dr Jno W Hell Joseph; Bond Rey Nathag , Brooks Nicholas 3B; Blanchard Hon N riage 8; Braun W ‘Conway A arke Wa wh Brank | Cooke Harry; Conrad J W Cornelius Josepn Jacob: Collins Jam +8: Charles LN; Giese! 1 2 7: a Goleman Win; Oarpouter D— Dong: las At bie Ma) A J: Donnally Jas; Dilleys Re Dimit T/A; Dennis Win 0. E—Evert Hon C_W; Klemere Kawa; Edwards F; Elstob Wm Henry. Falkergon lion A: “Fianarau A 8 & Co: Frost Fox HV; Freeman Lient Jno; Franklin cH crore, OK; Flint Octavius: Wm J. cll AG; Gipson Henry ; Geztendaancr oer Jamon; Galileo Peter; Gilpin Roduey ; ff 8 T; Gettings Hou SE; Grifin w “lia Hon Mphonso: Hartner Chas; Haskell g WW; Hall Geo M1 Howard J W, iH @ Henry Mrs. —Newman Malind: ofS ae ah © ig} 4am J—Jobneon E Wj Jobnson Jno H ; Joseph Simon ; bnecn Ol T 8; Jordon ‘Thos J; Jones Walter; nson M—Finney A T; Knox Henry E; King Rich'd; eueee rt Wm H. Lee Jeriy; Lee Joseph Sr. ; Lynch Thos. ‘Moore BW: Mecey Hon Ei; More Edwa: Pro! May vn Geo A; Miller Hugh i: Miller 1 Bott I i Sidney D; Mitchell Hon B We Munton ™ McAllister Geo; McCoul- logh Mr; DcCurdy PB r—Nickel Geo Di Nelson Jeremiah; Noyes mn Vi Ne Trot 3: O'Brien Patrick. Push Beecher: Poarée BO: Prot Meisonor picholas; Miller Hon 8 Bi att Caxton; Pomeroy, “Chas N; Poddicord Ohas VW rudy Jno E; ‘or Key Jno H: Pearce JD: eeareon Owen; Pascucia Pas- Palmer Luther: qually; Palioc! ; Rudy Jno T; Rice Leon- athbourne Richard; Riley rk & Coy fata Alex C; Stewart 43 H; Singleton Dr; Swan Dorsey: Bcott Edward; Sey: bolt FS; parting Dr FW; Seymour Geo; Spaul Bhepsrd get fej, Suntty Seward Richard: ‘Thompson Frank; Thomas Jno L; Thoraton Mareelins; Tester Mr W—whiting Crt Wetnberr Herman 0; Ws ies Haney C; Wa: foodman Geo 3; Aialker ta JLo T * welshe Joueph A; Wolfe Lord; Winking HG: Walker 7 0 MISOELLANKOU! ‘S— International Vapor, Fuel Csrbon, Iron and Manaf's Co. LETTERS REMAINING aa GEORGE- EAEEOE: TOW BEG ¥OST OFFICE, 47H, 1831. LADIES’ List Weast Emma Mrs, 3; Young Fatelle. GENTLEMEN'S LIST—Hilbue Joseph ; Johnson lore; Wilson By tyeater ; Peters Perry; Volten T! GOHOONER LIST—Horace S Unaaw ess Schr Wm Houston ; Wm, Clark, Schr 1, STevering: Wesley Corson, Schr L vering : Lewis J Boule, Schr DM Anthony; ‘Te0o8 Be Bohr Belle Hel! Wm Smith, Sel Tb Hood: Capt Wil. ams, rchr Jno A Curtis; Edward, Young, Schr Annie Lockwood. at D. B. AINGER, Postmaster. —— ee BOOKS, &c. y Be BEVISED NEW TESTAMENT. Just received the Revised Version of the NEW TESTAMENT in various sizes and atyles of bind- ae from 15 cents to $10. iso, companion = the wee Version, ex- pith the rosnous for the changes made on the authorized version. wh. BALLANTYNE & SONS, m2 428 Seventh street. ieee PUBLIOATIONE. ‘wlinson’s Ancient mrotiarct ete 3 vols. Parton" 's Life of Voltaire, 2 vi Freeman's Historical Modern ‘Homes. Heme B os @Sssgss Ss Ss ia Paredes: No Name.... 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Reference may also be matte to Adams? Express Company, which during the last Four Years has Collected on behalf of Holders of Prizes Sold through the New York Oftice more than Three-quarters of a Million Dollars. DRAWING OF MAY 11, 1880. 08. G Beale, ard Times, Ea Jan ‘Osilahan, 679 Fultoi Jarmalowsky & Markel, tt “Oanai st, N, DBAWING OF JUNE 15, 1830. byte aseau, 1154 Preapect vise, “Or w Yor! 2,000 Archibaid O. Palmer, Aurora, N. Vibbard, New York, 5,000 tas Vernillionvile, La. 2,000 cGilleck, 471, 3a vee, Ne 2,000 eae Fox, 157 East 8: ‘500 G. Ty di Blevobe 500 3 Church st., New Hi 2,060, 1 Kerteree si, New Orleaie 500 P.O. Victory, 386 5th ave , Brook! 2,000 Edn.und Riley, 66 Kogers aye., B’klyn, 5.0u0 Stephen Rriewdl, 95 ‘and #7 Commercial reoklyp, N. Y. 000 D.M Edrall, New York (by Adanis Express) Meichants’ Exchange Nat. Bank, New York. 1,000 DRAWING OF JULY 13, 1880. Jacob Rabiner Grand st. New York.... 15,000 Max Stern. New York (by Adama E: xpredi). 26,000 pebheimer, RB. Rosenblum, 5,000 » New York. 2,500 3,500 ‘ph, Thibocenx, f. a “Cousins, Callanie, Pitts DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 14, 1330. ton, N- Ej cor. 0th and Thomp- sts, Hhilad elpbis, 6,000 * 5.000 ings Galveston, Tex. 1,250 re Eosrunds, ‘Houston, Tex. 2,250 H. Yount, 14 D st. 8. E, v. 1,250 ¥. 15,000 1 Messe Farley, Spear & Co. ery, Ala 15,000 Paid, vi ‘First ‘National Baik, Mompbie, en . T. Lew 1» Del: Bien hen Jackeon, avooa. Towa, DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 9, 1890. oe a ee 191 Washincton st wg ra owe, 438° 980 1S "Slant inas. 271 Broadwa) ds. E. Murpliy, 63 South New Orjeaus, = H. tiump, Philadelphia, DBAWING OF DECEMBER M4, 1880. a eS = MoOaslin, 62 Fourth st., Chelsea, Joey oa burgh, New York. C B. Copyers, Carte: a tau Chestnut et Phils. Bal. : Ghardavo; %. A: Pbilli Bar}. PO. Gl Co., Mich. Mrs. Gi lark, Benet, ee Pai ‘Chatham National Bank, New York. 8. Rogers, Teens Little Bock, . H. Kasring, 141] Av., New YorK.se.e DRAWING OF JANUARY 11, 1881. Toes nee aes 334 Sint st., New York a oe South Hampari st, foun, Shaw, Alleshany Uity, Ba. nF A. Lee, New Orleané, La. Wi 'inslow O. Fisk, 55 Kingston lected thronkh Gharies @ Andry, New Orlea: J J Cropin, ) Bosto M- Simmons, |” Company, 70 Sudbury sa NN. Bickles, Boston, 8 Besar, Maggie McOranb, 219 Heat orthet.. ‘ork City 231 8 DRAWING OF APRIL 12, 1881. Charles ae ier pie Hol) So nglo-Oail A Ha Bank cl Jemes Gaudia, 8. Gee garners ceded Sulitval . Ind. oreph Laue, Greenpoin Janes M. Mokwen, 19 Wood st Pa.. 500 Alex. Bi , 12891 8. Sa at., Philsdelphia.:: 2°50 3.0: Trainor, Washington, La... 1,230 DBAWING OF MAY 10, 1881. Deshon, 44 aha oe 4d dineons By authority of the state. Gen. G. T. Beaure- gard, of La., and Gen. Jubal A. Early, of Va., wil! $522,000, including one Capital Prize of 100,000, one Grand Prize of $50,000, one Grand Prize of 820,000, ete. Tickets, ten dollars ($10); Halves,” five dollars (85); Fifthe, two dollars ($2) ; Tenths, one dollar ($i). Write for circulars or send address to M. A. Davrai, New Orleans, La., or same at 212 Broad- eaters For full wee the ad- vertisement of.the Oompeny in another part of this paver, THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. sATU Dar... . ART NOTES. A Loan Exhibition of paintings and other works of art was opened a few days since at Johnstown, Pa., ex-Representative Morrell presiding over the initiatory ceremonies, Over 1.000 objects are included in the exhibition, and the average of merit 1s said to be a high one. — Miss Adamine Sindberg,of Copenhagen, who has, we believe, painted in this country for some time, exhibits in Tremblys window, on 7th street, between D and E, some very clever ant. mal painting in coe of dogs and the por. traits of several famous horses, notably one of Gen. Beale’s “Golddust.” Miss Sindberg’s studio in this city 1s at 1416 N street, though she expects to leave — Denmark shortly, to revura bere possibly in the fall. — ofthe cope = at least one American artist in the present Salon the critic of the London errs speaks in high praise. In regard to Miss Gardner's contribution it says: “‘Far from Home,’ ts decidedly one of the very best pictures of the year, and even seems to excel the many charming compositions of thts gifted lady waich attract Crowds around her cauvas at every ex- bibition.” After this he on and gives a full and glowing description of the painting. —Miss Lizzie Brewer, of Capitol Hill, will spend the summer sketching at Mt. Desert and } Deer Island, Maine. Except at the reception of the Art Club, we believe Miss Brewer has never publicly exhibited her work, but that shown | there made such favorable impressions thai her friends feel very sanguine of her future suLctSS. She expects to ‘Sane back from the north a large number of atuabe sketches ant 8 fee when she returns to Washington in the fa —The British Society of Painter-Ecchers has invited Messrs, Henry Farrer, A. F. Bellows, F. S. Church, Thomas Morar, Mary Nimmo Moran, K. Swain Gifford, J. M. Falconer and James D. Smilile, who were among the prominent Ameri- Can contributors tothe first annual exhibition of the Society, to become Fellows. Tanis 1s properly regarded as a very just compliment to the artists named, all of whom are = home &S possessing a high order of talent as cheis. —No first-class medals for painting were awarded by the French Salon this year. Whether this is because the pictures exhibited Were not up to the standard of former years or Decause the jury was more exacting this year than usual, does not Legend appear, but the later 18 understood to be the cause, Of the second class medals. one was taken by Mr. Joba S. Sargent, who is set down as an American, Although of American patronage, Mr. Sargent Was born and has been educated in Europe, only making brief visits to this country. ie Was a pupil of Carolus Duran. —Mr. Launt Thompson, who executed tho Scott statue in the Soldier's Home grounds, near this city, has nearly finished his compett- tive model for a statue of Gen. Frank P. Blair, which, 1 is proposed, shall be set up io St. Louis. The likeness 1s satd to be good, and the pose €asy and natural Mr. Wilson McDonald, another New York sculptor, 1s also engaged on & model for the same purpose. Gen. Blair was @ good subject for a striking and picturesque piece of statuary, and those haviny charge of the matter ought’ to make no contract ror the statue until they are well convinced that they Will get @ creditable work of art. —St. Gaudens’ new statue of Farragut in New York is well received generally, Dut it does not have entirely fair sailing. One critic, we observe, attacks the carelessness of the artist in making the wind blow the skirts of the coat oLe way, while the hair is tossed by itina twtally different direction. A more serious crit- icism is that s0 much attention has been paid to decorative and pictorial effect in the acces- sories that the statue as such, and the work as @ whole lose in dignity and character when tested by the higher canons of art. This view would seem to be justliled by the pictures of the statue which have been printed in the iljus- trated magazines aud newspapers. — Of the sixty-seven American artists who exhibit in the French Saion this year only two painted American subjects. These were Mr. Bolton Jones, who 1s represented by a winter scene near New York, and Mr. C. T. Webber, who sent ina Loulsiana river scene with char: acteristic figures. If our artists who desire to exhibit their work abroad would confine themselves to home subjects, with which they are or have the opportunity to be thoroughly familiar, it is not unlikely that they would not oniy paint better pictures, but at the same ume stand higher in the opinion of European artists, allot whom Consider it both a pleasure andaduty to hold thelr own couatry above every thing else. — The Illustrated Catalogue of the Paris Si- lon, (for 1851), of which Mr. J. W. Bouton, of New York, is the American publisher, ts a pub- Ucation of very considerable interest to the general public, 25 weil as of great value to Srtists. In addition to the names of all the contributing artists and a full descriptive title of the forty-three hundred works of art exhio- ited in the Salon this year, it contains spirited reproductions in fac simile, aicer the original crawings by the arilsts themselves, of nearly four hundred of the best paintings and statuary in the collection. These sketches give one a tar better Idea of the motive and characteristics of a given effort than can be gained by reading whole columns of correspondence from Paris, anes Price, which may be advanced later on, 1s Alexandria Affairs, [Reported for The Star.) THE LooxovT ror To-MozBow.—Under the interpreted Sunday laws the only articles whoee sale 1s forbidden to- morrow by city ordi- nance are tobacco, (but not pipes;) cigars, (but not cigarettes:) candy, (but not ays 5)" soda ard mineral waters, (but not eee and ene and repose o eet n Ban 3, out in- terfering with such enjoyments as do not break the peace sh disturb religious worship. { DISTRICT V&SSEL8 AT THE SHIP YARD.—The ship yard here is now quite busy. The keel of new longboat for Johnson Bros, of Washing- n laid, and the boat 13 nearly ready for ’ planking. The steamer Peter Cooper, of —— one sehr, Susan Ellen, of aay town, and longboat Wm. D. Clarke, of Georgetown, itt, the tug Gedney, and the WW. Thompson, of Washington, are ‘ATE SaLE.—John Lannan has ro chased from L. (eek iil a ue of ground on the west side of St. ays ot, just Rorth of Queen street, 61 by 36 tet at § at $300, or aout 7 Cents per foot. PUBLic SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS —The examtna- tons of the pupils of the pubite;senoo! ratory to the closing of the studies will begin im some of the schools next week. All the schools will close between the i7th of June and the Ist of July. HEBREW SERVICES.—The Israelites have cele- brated to-day the 7th of month of Sivan—the feast of Wecks. Appropriate services te beld in the Washington strest sy: The Jews are among our best citizens and there are two Israelites in the city council. Mayor's Cover.—The mayor this morning sentenced John Bell to six months or $100 for see a is wife. The other cases were simple RSTURNED:—The readjuster delegates have returned from Richmond, well pleased with the nominations. —————— The Virginia Readjustfrs. THEY NOMINATE CAMERON, LEWIS AND BLAIR. After our report of the Virginia readjusters convention, in session at Richmond, closed yesterday, the balioting was resumed, the fourth ballot showing a-steady gain for Mr. Massey. Before the vote was announced, umber of changes were made, mainly favor- able to Mr, Cameron. Amid the great con- fusion which attended these numerous changes, the friends of Massey and Groner asked leave to retire ae eee No attention was paid e requ con- fusion th ren While it was continued to increase. at its height Gen. ieopee pacwages before the convention and was ¢: witb thunder- In an instant order was cae oy delegations wishing to retire todo s0,and that a Guring thelr absende. No. further obpection ana Groner men ‘pon. their retura the secretary roceeded to call the roll once for chi VheD about halt the counties had been it became evident, from the numerous regarded | | state, Things as they “Were-Taking a Mreathing Spcli_Humers and Speculations. ‘The balloting at Albany bas assumed a mo- Rotonous shape, and is not likely to vary much for a day or two. Conkling’s vote stood yester- Gay at 34 and Mr. Platt’s at 30, Delng again of one for the former and t ‘0 for the latter. Mr. Depew’s vote remains at 30, and the votes cast _ ey Ye Cornell for the short term have fallen his supporters for the long term sul pumber: i The only remarkable | eine Two received 10 votes te SoneaNaas 10 votes for Platt's place. The New irs As a candidate “The rumor, circulated at Aibany, Conkitng bad gone to New “York , is extremely i We should hesttate to beileve that Mr. Covkling 1s capable of any such desperate device, and should enurely refuse to admit that be could carry with him enough repubit can votes for ils execution if he were. At resent all ve the indications point to a lobg and biiter contest. GOVBKNOK CORNELL'S POSITION. The Herald correspondent, who has confi- dential relations with the Conkling men, sup- Plies the following gossip: “There is no mat ter which creates more attention at the hands Of the politicians in Albany than that which Telates to the position of the Governor of the In order to fully understand the posi- Uon of affairs at the present moment It will De necessary to go Dack A Short time. When Sena- tor Conkling was first elected to the U. S Senate Mr. Cornell exercised considerable in fluence in his party's councils. He was connect ed, 1 believe, with the republican stave commit. teé, but at ‘any rate contributed, It is said, something to Mr. Conkling’s canvass. Mr, Cor nell became surveyor of the port of New York, abd subsequently was removed by President® Hayes. Senator Conkling had him nominated for governor and he was elected. He conducted bisown campaign. The next event of poilti- Cai importance was the re-election of Senator ing. He was returned by a unanimous vote, Later the struggle for Senator Kernan's seat in the United States Senate ensued. Gov. Corbell and his friends put forth all their sirepgth to elect Mr. Thos. C. Platt. Gen. Arthur, on the contrary, supported Mr. Richard Crowley. Senator Conkling took no part in the contest, but remained away from the state cepltal. Mr. Platt was elected by a combina. tion with the half-breeds, Whether or not the proms: made any pledges to these men Is Rot own, Dut li is whispered that he committed bimseli in various ways to Judge Robertson and other leaders. At any rate it is said chat he lost the friendship of a number of Ge Arthur's leutenants, who strongly deprecated the combination between the two factions. This feeling has been kept up to the present Gay, and whe friends of te Vice President are hotalone in thelr criticism of the Governor's course In allowing bis name to be used in an- tagonism to both Senators Coukling and Piatt, for it must be understood thal the ‘vovernor 18 belug supported for both tbe long and the shert Senatorial terms. Hete in Albany the Telation which Mr. Cornell bears to Senator ae and Gen, Arthur ts belag discussed buy.” THE TRIBUNE VIEW, The Tritune says editorially: “Yesterday's ballot at Albany was of no spectal significance. Mr. Conkling gained one vote and stands just where he did at the start. Mr. Platt also pulled Up to Lis origual position. No progress to- Ward Consolidation Was made by the adminis- tration men. We think they ate making a mistake in delaying longer to rally their forces and concentrate their strength w) two candidates. As long as Mr. Conk! ne leads in the balloting his ‘supporters can claim that they are justified in keeping lim in the feid, but as s00n as ils opponents come together Conkling Will appear in bis real altitude of a minority candidate secking to stave of an election and secure an adjourn- Ment by a trade with ue democrats. To con- Ubue to support him under such circumstances Will be be Impossible for aby member who desires the harmOpy and success of the republican Party. How many followers Conkling has who will go With him 80 far as to create a dead-lock and prevent an election cannot be ascertained nul the administration men present a unlted Ten Ss Base ball yesterday Metropoitians 5 (iwo and a baif Innings) At eclady—W illiams College 5, Union Cal- i “fhe boat. race ‘between the Junior, Sopho- move anc Freshman Classes of Bowdotn Col Brunswick, Me., yesterday, was won by the Juniors in 19 minutes and 9'seconds. The dis- tance was three miles, Twenty-three horses of American thorough- bred racing stock, from the studs of Aug ood Belmont and Plerre Loriliard, were so) ‘Thursday at New York. The highest ries 0b: tained was eee for the chestnut filly Olive, sired by Leamtn; The hurt of Se aul Julien, though not considered serious, will ey, delay the attempt to beat the ume of Maud S. He shows no lameness or otber evidence of any injury, but his owner thinks It would not be wise to pul him to a fast mile over the track at Detroit. ‘The following were the scores at the Leng 4 at Hoe legge Johnson, Vak sae 26; Cash, 25; Wooarage, i Harrison, AS haaett, 16 sateen, *s " Vale, 24; Bassett, 21; W jariage a1; Duffy, 20; Atkinson, 20, DECISION AS TO ASSIGNMENT OF CORONERS Jvnors CERTIFICATES.—During the years 1375 - 79-and ‘S), when there Was HO money appro- priated to'pay raged on A ed held by the coroner, that 0! certificates that they were emtion & oper 2 each) from the District of Columbia. A number of these certificates were purchased y 2 gh John W. Lee, of Henry Lee Sons, whe took the risk of an ‘appropriation to rope them. Last year Congress ma it appropri ton suf- Qclent to pay all the ou! yore When Mr. Lee presented those cbased payment was refused by the Di District Commissioners on the that were bot ey: assigned to The wy eed was referred to the First Controller of the ‘Treasury. bowel yd the Mr. Commissioners. by Mr. D EL Cahill fied a bl in Sion st Judge Wy! ‘Ubat they were Mr. Lee's entitied to be pad for then, with 1a party to pay bait the costs, and signed accordingly. WINSTEAD. On Jane Ist, 1882, Meador, Jous F. SrunoEox, of aM. Louise WiNsTEAD, of Nocth- ern Deck, V 08 DIED, DIPPEL. On June 3d, 1881, at 7. 50a.m., Man- GARET LirPEL, aged eixty- ~eix years, three Montus and sixteen Gays Fuxeral will take place from her iste residence, 2013 Massachusetts avenue northwest, Monday, aun ; 6th, at So’clock p.m. (Scranton papers please cory DKINKARD, On Jane 24, 1831, at 8:40 p.m., st bis mother's residence, No. 1213K st., Cuamuns L. i aed twelve pea olny RB. apd Mary F. Drwk- ard, azea twenty five Funeral from the ite a of the Ascension, Mas- si ieee ese ‘12th st., at 4 p.m. ost. DEB. June ist 1831, at 5:16 o'clock p.m., afer alan sid Si =! Dieveuicu Hei- Ppa Ay val will take spice fre un bis late reed "e. COURY, un 4 Pm Bervioe at ’hock “Oreck Relatives and frieuds are re- spectfully invited to attend. 8 KIKEY, On June 24, 1881, at 4 9'clock p.m. of cleric bronco tis snd old ase, Phaxcts SBiuht, in the coventieth yeur of his age. May be rest in poses. = oral will take rigce from the residence of ie oa © H. north- rer Ful, 722 Fifth et went, Sunday. 7 Jue ib. at 3 30 'aloce = 2.and sal tec are in ind to ates a. een : At Va.. brief il- 2 Jane dd, Sel, Davie vaca in the thirty Peat ty 3 gative of Washington. and son Soho and Mar; phy. “Faterment at itichmond, a McLEOD. In Baltimore, Jane 3, 1881, Hues, ey oz "ited oP teh es 108 Notice i, Which will take pisce im this city in Sunday Feat" 1OMAB. Ssturday morning, Fu June (3 |e wife of west, Monday, Jane ejende and reatves ate f0- ea PneEe et ntlend the funeral ‘trom nie iate Pitre 1881, —s