Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDA ‘May 5, 1882. LOCAL MENTION. ‘Whe Weather. OFFICR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER, ¥ Wasnixeton, D.C.. May 5, 1882, 9:30am. For the middie Atlantic states, cloudy, rainy Weather, winds mostly easterly, stationary or higher temperature, lower pressure. Special Weather Bulletin. LOCAL RAINS TO-MORROW. ‘The chief signal officer of thie army furnishes the following special bulletin to the vress:— ‘The following rainfalls in inches are reported for the past twe Louisville, 1.25; Co- Indionapolis, 1.69; 50; Des Moines, vail’ in the north- region and. gahid Liates orn states. The temperature has ‘st, lake region and i risen slightly tn the southern st:tea, ins will be sold to- morrow ¢ S12 7th st. n. W.: Hand: worth $1.7 chests of t paned dus nese foldii in cups size euspadd ne, 10 es of carpet lange serub ved band, boxes of Laundry t abbing brush, and 1 h #1. A grand Chinese illu- ein the & Ex 1eers, Bde. Hilf ifferent colors, 1 um! 1 id-qt tin water 50 clothes pins, 1 larg . se. WO: a will take Go To 914 Pennsyivanta fn buying all kinds of tir or retall nue, and save money sS teats. Wholesa For Fink Paxasors, Fe g's, 736 7thstreet. ELL’S Ice Cream an Charlotte Russa. FIve Cases or Cuoice Stytes Pacteic Laws rd. N. $04 7th street. ‘Tae GREAT CRANK Canps have arrived. For sale by all card, novelty and news dealers. Mor- Tison & Duval, pu rs. «rors AND Ice Cre: Factory prices . Schaefer's, 1020 7th street northwest. Sryiisu CLoTuixe—€ 7th st. atins, velvets. Young’s, 7367th st, CRANK Caps make the old folks weep, the Dables sleep. Creahen’s, 9h street wing Center market. lar made 2 a Se. corset at 48e.; faney-bordered hdkf., 6c. at Clark’s new store, 732 7th street northwest. Ar CLARR’s New Stone, 732 7th street, a speciaity Is made of hosiery and uaderwear. Special re tions for Saturda’ RELIABLE CLoTHING—Geo. Spransy, 507 7th st. AT A MEETING Of the Naval Institute, held last evening, a paper o1 The Ammen Ram” was pre sented by Wm. G. Gibbons, of Wilmington, De! Pratscoric EYE Giasses, $1; celluloids, $1.50; at Frigg’. Way, have you read It? if not do so at onee, we Mean A. Straus’ new advertisement, tn another eclumn. Lapres’ Sor GoLp WarcHes, $13.50; gent’s Bickel stem winders, $4.50, and other bargains in watches, ete., etc. T. A. Ladson, 538 9th street. Stoxe Rrxes, set in cold, at Prigg’s o-morrow of Spantsh K lace, Be. ; 3 morrow the fo Sets, containi & S akfast | S, $1.09; | acyue on panned w amd 3¢ dozen footed porcelain Lined sa | fruit Saucers, 19 2 qt. com Ding bru y ors, nupkins, handxerc de. aplere, mes, hand t and pepper pect berzulns ln baby care id decorat“d ware. an inch cents per yard. k plata fns in hats and bonnets, ied and untrimmed. All the scarce | $ in black chips on hand. | We sell what we advertise, | 1 Brovr, | 710 7th street northwest. | Rew Goops and presents d: ay, at Young’s, Hewriex has glass's of every description, sure. Jest OvT.—Gultevu’s book: price, 75 cts For Gale at the hotels and bookstores. It is iull of im- portant ides CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night, Fonp’s Orena Hovse.—“Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” Nationa, THEaTER—“A Priest’s Vow.” Carrrat TusaTex.—Varicty entertainment. Opp FELLows’ Hatt_—World’s Museum. Witaxp’s Hatt —Prof. Carpenter. ea Condensed Locals. At a meeting of survivors of rebel prisons held at Grand Army Hall, corner of 7th 8, last evening, a committee consist tT. Capt. M. T. Anderson and | appointed to confer E tion Of a similar ral Mr. G. W. Knox b esterday, by ands and fa is left foot badly injured a heavy box slipping trom his ling upon it. of the t 3 orgetown, on the occasion Of their commencement, on June 7th, at Ford’s Opera House. At Washington Hall, Capitol Hil ‘ouncil,Sons of Ji oyable nment in which file Bender, Miss r, Dr. Frank Whit, Misses Cordelia a” Lev . Gibson, and . HH. Bubbett, H. F. Bart and T. P. Southwick took part. _ The solree dansante at Marinf’s hall last even- fig, vith which the season was closed, was voted | Dy all who atte asa most enjoyable affair. ‘The last part of the program was devoted to the Berman. The attendance was large. Contributions for the Distriet table for the Gar- field Mi 1 Assoctation will be recetved at the District table by the committee on Saturday morn- ing from 19 a. m. to 6 p. m. nes Ware, colored, was fined $20 or days in Jail by Judge Snell this moruing for assaulting a ‘White woman named Mary Welsh last night by knocking her down and cutting her head badly. ‘The charge against Alonzo Donalison, 2 young white man, for iting with Intent to kill acol ored man uamed Benjamin Smlth by shooting him in the head in We yashingtoa was again con- Ynued in the Police Court te day on account of the injured man not being able to appear at court. Yesterday morning a white man named William Wricht was accidentally shot Inthe leg at the National Fair grounds while handling a revotver. An unknown party fired a pistol shot. through the saloon window of Captain Griffith's, on 13th | Street, above the Avenue, about 10 o'clock last } ast evening, it “itaves broke the stow window of Brock’s shoe store on 7th street Just before 12 o'clock last nizht, Dut were frightened off by Watchman McCormick Defore they could rob It, About 12:40 o'clock last night Victoria Butler, living at 1355 Ohio avenue, taken to the fifth precinct station by her husband, who claimed that she had taken a half ounce of Iaudanum. Dr. Par- sons, of the Emer, Hospital, rendered medi- gal aid and she Was restored to her normal coudi- tion. Andrew Frey, Henry Adler and Fred. P. Wright have been excused from service on the petit Jury Of the Criminal Court and John M. Stewart, of 516 East Capitol street, and George W. Cox, of 470 Pennsylvania avenue, have been summoned thereon. P. H. Woodward was before the grand jury to- Gay, supposed to be in the ease against Reidel. Sirs Shanks and her son (residing at 452 H street,) were walking by where the park enclo- sure ts being made on 7th street and New York avenue, and tn consequence of the imperfectly lighted condition of the locality, stepped into what see ¢ int aS @ post hole, fe! were feriously injured. bis Mr. Kollings, one of the Capitol en sta- | mitt | and all that was’ needed was the money and the Moned on the House side, ts dangerously iil with agama Of the bowels at Providence os P Jonn Fenaywitt, of Ohio, a clerk in the third Buditor's office 0: ‘Treasury department, died “Wednesday evening in this city. i At the jar quarterly meeting of the board of trustecs of the American Institute of Architects, held tn New York, April 28, 1862, Gienn Brown, ar- chitect, of Washington, D.C., w.s elected an asso- elate of said institute. The Colored M. E. General Conferegce. FROCKEDINGS AT TO-DAY'S SESSION. ‘The session of the C. M. E. Conference was called to order this morning promptly at the hour by Bishop Miles. Devotional exercises were con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Blackledge, of N. C. Some objection having been made to the intro- duction in the minutes of the explanation of Bishop Miles in regard to the mtsund with Bishop Tarner, of the A. M. E. church, a vote was taken, and that portion was stricken out. The ground of the objection was that it was a evame mate, and therefore had no place in the Infaw The committee on reception introduced to the conference Rev. Dr. Cox, pastor of the Mount Ver- non M. E church south, who came bearing the fraternal greetings of the general conference of h's church, now in session at Nashville. The com- mittee on’ credentials and rules made reports, which were adopted. ‘The following delegates arrived 1n the city last evening :—Isaac Bullock, La.; H. Green, Ark.; Geo. Miller, Ala.; H. Bullock, Ark.'; Geo. Miner, Ala. Rev. Mr. Given, of the Mt. Zion BapUst’ chureh; T. W. Bould, of the A. M. E. church, and Mr. Clary, of CuL, were introduced to the conference. A letter was read from W. H. J. McDade, the ers siding el ier over the states of Pennsylvinia, Ohio and New Jersey, which gave a very encouraging Teport of the prozress made by the chureh. Bishop Miles sala that his health was impatred, and to be excused from constant attendance. He said that bis would be read to-morrow morning. In the ot his remarks the Bishop made some su ns tor the benefit of the com- + OM MH. Ss\Cns, to the effect that the misston- ary operal urch mizht be extended to the nortir weil as to the south and east, men to go out and organize the congregatins, A resolution of sympathy with Bishop Halsey in his affliction atthe loss of its daughter was adopted. It was decided to hold services in mem- R. Samuels, J. W. Lay and J. H. Ridley who former members of the conference, Re then adjourned until to-morrow mornin; Services at the Israel church this evening will be conducted _by Rev. E. W. Mosely, and at Hills- dele by Rev, James Brill: Sige Washington Marke: Hetail Prices. MRars.—Reef, sirlotn, 20.25 house, 252: Fib Toast, 15220¢. Dried TS, llc, CUl, 12wuldc.? ale. Dei Goz.; do: Florida mons, 25a30c. per doz; Ba- Pine Apples, 20140c. eac®; pair: Herrinz, 15: Halibut, 15020¢. per Ib.: Codtis Haddock, 16e. per 1b.; Catfish, 2W25e. pet c Sheephead, 2002%5c. per Ib.; ‘Lobster, 12115¢. per 1b. ; Terrapin, sliders, $12i$18 per doz. ;do., diamond- back, $3083 per doz.; Turtle, 25c.a81 eacn. telphia Print, 0c. per Ib; TY, 45c.; New York, 35240c.; Roti, 30a35c.; Cheese, 12020c.; Eggs, 18220c. per doz. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 90a40e. per_peck do. (new), £0:$1.00 per peck; “do. Sweet, 50x60: per peck; Yams, 402. per peck; Cabbage, Balle fer head; Kale, 10:15¢. per peck; Sprouts, 20a ®. per’ peck; Spinnach, 20a30c, per peck; Beans (snap), 6c. to "80c. per peck; AS- paragus, 10aise. per bunch; Egg Plant, 1ba20e. each; Beets, 2n5e. per bunch; Lettuce, Base. Be Onions, 50a60c. per peck; do. (Bermuda), do (Sprin; 2. pr bh.; Tomatoes, 1alzse. ; Cucumbers, 50: perdoz.: R: LU - perlb.; Chickens, a$1 per pair; do.’ Spring, $1_per pair: Ducks, 25 per palr; Geese, $141.25 each; Squabs, 25 per doz. ‘THe A. M.E. Coxrent ‘The 65th annual ses- rence of the African Jeburch began its sessions at E. church in Baltimore yester- Payne presiiing. Fifty-one out of the fitt ers belonging to the cout: ence responded to the roll-call. ‘The election of Officers resulted as follows: Sceretary, Rev. James A. Joh postmaster, Rev. ‘Christopher day, Bishop Jones; marsh John’ P. Cox, Samuel M. Tout reen; Stufistical secretary, Rev. C. H. Collett; reporter for Christian Recorder, the official organ of the ehurch, Rev. B. W. Tim: ot A committee was appointed to prepare a Suitable s-ries of resolutions expressing gratitude for the princely gift of Mr. John F. Slater, of New Haven, to the cause of edu-ation among the freed- men of the south. A series of resolutions e ad thanking Pres! rthur for his manly Veto of the first Chinese bill, and praying God “to ve him strength to veto the one which {s to come, If found necessity so todo by its passage through Congress.” The time of the conference Was principally ta ith reports from the various ch S throuzh their pastors. In the evening Rey. Jocklin Strange preached the annual sermon. ORGANIZING A 40 or more solders jay nit at St hall, on urpose of effecting an organi- i pest of the Grand Army of the Republic in this department. Col. D. 8, Alex- ander, fifth au liter of the Treasury, was elected chairman, and Capt. W. F. Roynolds, of the Treas- ury, secretary. A committee consisting of Messrs. Crandall, Burrows (M.C.), Mailum, Bryant and les WaS appointed to walt upon. . Burdette, cominander of the department, who soon entered ‘the ball with the committee, and Stated what wos requisite in order to organize a post. It was resolved that the department com- er be requested to order the muster In of the charter members on Monday evening,the 8th inst., at St George’s hall. -Cnic lth street, for zation of an addt Tue SELIKA ConceRT.—Capt. C. A. Fleetwood, commanding the Wasnington Cadet Corps, desires 4 stated that the Selika Concert for the benefit of fhe corps will take plage at Lincoln hall this even- ing, rain or shine: that Madame Selika is now in the city, and will sing; that Miss Caddie E. Parke ‘The Christiancy Case, THE DAMAGING TESTIMONY MR. CHRISTIANCY WILL OFFER. Judge Hagner, in the case of Christiancy agt Christiancy, yesterday granted the motion of Messrs. Cuppy and Ingersoll, the counsel for Mr. Christiancy in his divorce sult, for the examina- tion of Mr. 8 Chester as to admissions made George E Haight of alleged improper condi ag Taha Ratan cy tn r rem: h the should appear to be irrele- vant, it could be ruled out. The motion sets that’when Chester was examined certain inter- that he had no opportunity to show the relevancy of the testimony he designed to elicit; that since one E. T. Bowers has given testimony of the im- proper relations of INTIMACY BETWEEN MRS. CHRISTIANCY AND HAIGHT, Whose testimony shows his bias towards Mrs. Christiancy. The plaintiff claims that he will show that Mr. Christiancy left New York for Lima on March 2, 1879; that Mrs. Christiancy left to join him June 2ist, and arrived at Lima July 12th, 1879; that early on the voyage from New York to Aspin- wall, on the steamer Colon, she made the acquaint- ance of Haight, who was also bound for Peru; that they became very intimate through the voyage, at Panama, and on the steamer for Callao; that on meeting her husband Mrs. Christlancy spoke of the kindness she had received from Haight, and at her instance invited him tothe legation and he accepted the invitation, spending much of his time with her; that he (plaintiff) had no suspicion of anything wrong till he accidentally saw his wife one day SITTING IN HAIGHT’S LAP; that she was in the habit of getting up early In the morning whenever Haight was in Lima and going out with him for hours at a time, as also on evenings; that she went to Haight’s rooms in Cal- Jao and in Lima, concealing the facts from him; that in Peru Mr. Haight was in her bed-room at a hotel, and that she arranged with Haight that on their retura he was to support her near Philadelphia, and he, without the knowledge of plaintiff, gave her $400 to leave her husband and return to the United States, which she did in No- vember, 1879, he (Haight) having left the week be- fore; that he (Halght) met her on her arrival, and they spent a day or two together at a certain hotel in New York and came here together November ith. AS TO RECENT INTIMACY OF HAIGHT AND MRS. CHRIS- TIANCY. ‘The plaintiff also claims that the intimacy has been kept up, and recently, when a commission had been sent to Hartford to take Haight’s testi- mony, Mra. Christiancy went to Hartford and Haight engaged rooms for her at the City hotel, where she remained week or ten days under an assumed name, Haight visiting her frequently, night and day. ’ Plaintiff further purposes to show that Hatght is a married man with a family, resid- ing in Hartford, and therefore was under the strongest temptation to conceal his intimacy; that while Haight was in Peru, in the summer Of 1879, Mrs. Christiancy gave him her photograph; that when Haight went to Iquique and Arica, in 1879, he met Stephen Chester, and that the latter will testify that Mr. Haight told him that, when com- ing from New York to Aspinwall, he occupied the saine room and berth with Mrs’ Christlancy and had intimate relations with her, as also at Panama and on the steamer from Panama to Callao; that they had had the same improper relations at the legation in Lima, and at one time narrowly escaped being caught by the husband. Mr. Christiancy also claims that the parties sustained such inti- mate and Improper relations to each other that they would, in all probability, seek to protect each other, and their testimony woul! naturally be of strong Dias against him, and they would seek to establi: some other cause for her leaving Lima rather than the true one. Mr. Chester will be examined under this ruling, and other witnesses will be called, including Mr. Christiancy im: A WITNEss AGsrxsr Hiuser.r.—Chas.Otto Ulrich, who Was charged In the Police Court a few days ago by Louisa M. J. Ulrich, bis wife, with having abducted his two little boys from her, and against Whom a sult of divorce 1s pending, went to the oflice of J. G. Bigelow, the examiner ih the divorce gase, last evening, drank, while Mr. Bigelow was taking Mrs Ulrich’s testimony,and Became soloud and abusive that Officer Montgomery was called in and put him under arrest. In the divorce sult the Wife’s allegation against him ts drunkenness and bad conduct. Inthe Police Court to-day he for- felted $5 collateral. D®*® GooDs, SILKS, & BURDETTE & CO. name a few Specialties in their immense stock : One case of All-Wool LACE BUNTINGS, 25c. One case of Ali-Wool DE BEGE, 2lc. per ya. Beautiful Figured SATEENS, 50c. per yd. Foulard SILKS, 75c. per yd. Lupin’s NUN’S VEILING, All-Wool, 25c. per yd. Lupin’s Best ALBATROSS CLOTH, 50c. per yd. Five Hundred NEW PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS juat received. 100 Dozen of $3 Quality LINEN TOWELS will be sold at $2.50. Good Colored SILK, $1; Maguificent Black SILK at $1.50 und 32. Brocade-SILK and Satin RHADAMES, the finest and Dest, from $1 up to $3, SPEOIAL—Twenty thousand Fancy Business Cards just received, and a set of them will be given to each purchaser. "2 Oxtx Ove Price. All roods warranted ag represented by the salesmen. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., 9238 SEVENTH f'TREET NORTHWEST. per yd. m5-3t GEconp SPRING OPENING will make her first appearance, as advertised; and that all reports to the contrary of either of the above statements are absolutely untrue. MARRIAGE LIcENsEs have been Issued to Edmund Dutch and Alice Baten, of F y well D. Golden and Alice F. Greentield; James B. Higgins and Jobannah Armstrong, both of Prince William county, Va; W. E. Handy, of Kansas City, Mo., and Ettie Hickenlooper; Ben}. Plater and Fannie Ford; Samuel E. Legrons and Marta A. Mumford; W. v ny @ M. Barnett, of Philadelphia, Tie Henny HicHt.sp GanNert MEMORIAL MEET- ING, under the auspices of the Union Bethel Lite- rary Association, at the 19th-street Baptist chureh last evening, was largely attende john F. Cook presided, and Frederick Douglass occupied a seat on the Stage, Rev. Alex. Crummell, D.D., pro- nounced an eloquent eulozy upon the deceased. The muste was furnished by the cholr of the 15th- Street Presbyterian church, of which Garnett was atone time pasto Mr. Dougiwss and Bishop Tur- her, of the C.M.E. conference, made addresses. - —_ Farner Bovir’s Scccessor.—It ts understood that Rev. P. L. Chappelle, ‘tor of St Joseph’s Cathoile church of Baltimore, upon his return from Europe next week, will’ be appointed by a vis} Gibbons to the pastorate of St. Mat- thew’s c hin this city, made vacant by the death of Francis E. Boyle. Father Chappelle left Bordeaux for home about a week ago. Among the clergymen mentioned as his successor at St. Joseph's, In Baltimore, are Rev. Stanislaus Ryan, of this clty,.and Rev. J. F. Mackin, assistant at ‘St. Martin’s church, of Baitimore. ee MARKET.—Sold_ by R. A. Golden, agent: 130,000 herring, from $53 to $7 per thousand; 8,000 shad, from $14 to $2) per hundred; 200 bunches Tock ‘and perch, from 10 to 50 cents per bunch, Buvens of dry goods will do well to examine the stock of W. W. Burdette & Co., before purchasin; This 1 one of the most reliable houses in Wasi ington, See advertisement on 4th page. ———— Rear Esrare Sacea—Duncanson Bros, auction eers, have sold for the owner lot 17 in square No. 100, ae 51 feet 7 inches on 2ist street, near corner of street n.w. aay ey for 213g cents per square foot, to Mv."0. C. Green; ‘also, south 28 teet front of lot 14in square 54, improved by two comes frame dwellings, situated on 221 ‘street, near Pennsylvania avenue n.W., for $1,935, to Arun- dell & Fairfax; also, for owners, lot 1 in square 866, fronting Massachusetts avenue, B street, north of public space east, containing 8434 square feet of ground, to Mrs. W. L. Aughinbat , for 251 cents square foot; also, adjoining lot 2, containing 8,382 square feet, to same buyer, for 183 cents square foot; and’also adjoining lot 3, containing 9,0a9 square feet, to Elizabeth D. Taylor, for 1844 cents square foot: also, lot 15 In square 878, front ing 61 feet 1 inch on 7th street east, near Pénnsyl- =~ avenue, unimproved, for 21 cents, to James yon. oa SILKS. SUMMER SILKS, aT ar BBA 6 0 OM MM ™ Be ak 0 Oo Maat» sis pe AA LE BRE” fms BBB A A UU MMM = Sgsg8 7 ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 8p, I will have my SECOND OPENING OF THIS SEASON. By that time all goods damaged by the late fire will be disposed of. Itis my intention to again show ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. NEW PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. SPRING SUITS AND WRAPS, for Ladies and Chil- dren—a full assortment. MY PRICES WILL BE AS LOW AS ANY OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK HOUSES, And the One Price System will be strictly adhered to. AN OPENING SOUVENIR TO OUR PATRONS, coco BBB A OU C0 COMM MM co Be £4 0 U MMMM e BBB AA U MMMM OO wm BB AAA U U MMM «4, cco YF sBB A A UU MM M 2 we SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Hard and Soft Shell Crabs, Little Neck Clams, at wholesale and retall, by N. White & Co., 621 B street northwest. Ladies using German Corn Remover can wear ‘ glove- veing™ boots ‘with ease and comfort, i ‘If it is Headache of any kind that troubles you, you need never have another attack. Send $250 ‘to Dr. C. W. Benson, Baltimore, Md., and he willsend you by return Pee Ne and they w! Tmanently - Bists, 50 cents ¢ box: Hub Punch, repared of pure old liquors and aromatic fruit juices, surpasses any punch or toddy made on the Spur of the moment. Bg There are Many Forms of neryous debility in men that yield to the use of Carter's Iron Pills. Those who ure troubled with pervous Weakness, night sweats, &., should ty em. Does Your Head Ache? Lodille’s Specific cures the worst case in 5 to 80 minutes. 0 cents. At all drug stores. Catarrh of the Bladder. Stinging irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured by “Buchupatba.” $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 6 Allen’s Brain Food is the Most Relinble tonic for the brain and quuerative organs. It post. tively cures nervous debility, loss of memory, and all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists, $1 a bottle; six for $5. stott & Cromwell, 480 Pa. ave. .W. “Alderney Dairy W ?? Fresh Alderney Iutters churned every morning and delivered in 3g-1b. “Ward” print 45c. per 1D. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, Se. per gt. Cream, ibe. pint. PERSONAL. 1 BOOKS, &c. JAZANISE, DECORATIVE BOOKS, SCROLTS, ‘ans, No ct arasdls, Novelties. eae AY GOULD'S. 223-1m 421 bil street northwest. NEW PuBLication: ‘Myth and Science, by Tito Visnoll, Inter. Sci. Series, Froude’s Life of Thomas Carlyle, 2 vols., $4. Capital and Population, by F. B. Hawley, $1.50. urixian Year. by Henry Bacon, $1.50. Peabody's Handbook of Conversation, 50 cents. Onesimus, Memoirs of a Disciple of St. Paul, $1.50. Sonnets and Canzonets, by A. Bronson Aleott, $1. Lonefellow's Hyperion, paper covers, 15 cents. Longiellow's Outre-Mer, paper covers, 15 cents. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, als 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEw LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Morawetz on Private Corporations; $6. Schouler on Husband and Wife Digest of fire insieune Decisions, vols. ; $8.50. Apler.on Infancy and Coverture 2d edition; $6.30. ira. Alexander; $1. Frudence, by Lucy G. Lillie: 90. Money Maki y C. Lill ing for Ladies; 90¢ Physical Education, by Oswold g. . ‘The Brain and Its Functions, by J. Luys; $1.50. Bistory of Ancient Eevpt 2vols.-by Prof. Rawilison; $6 Science and Culture, by Prof. Huxley ; $1.50. The largest stock of Stationery in boxes in the city. W. H. MURRISON, Law BoORSELLER AND STATIONER, all 475 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. PPRENCH BOOKS, FINEST STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, ETC. V. G. FISCHER, (Buccessor to M. E. Boardman), 629 15th Street, Opposite U.S. Treasury, a0 Washington, D.C. NEW BOOKS. St. Clair Papers, 2 vols... ‘The Brain and its Bad 1 00 30, 50, 00, 00 De Amici’s Morocco and its Peopie.. Morse. Treatise on Citizenship. 24.00 Norton on Ordnance and Fire Arms Newedition. 10.09 ‘bach-Spinoza. . 10 Square and Seaside Librarjes. JAMES J. CHAPMAN ° 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Branch Box Office Ford's Overa House. ald SUMMER RESORTS. TEL Bi! ‘T, BROOME COUNTY, BINGHAMTO: ‘this new Hotel, built and furnished at a cort, of $13 y), contaius ALL the luxuries found in the best hotels in the country, and althouzh, opened only one year is known by thousands to be one of the best in the stata. Broome county, located on the cool hivhtands in the state of New York, stands first in the list of counti-s auto wencral healthtulness. Bing- hamton, containing 20,000 inhebitants, is justly called the **Parlor City.” and with its cleanliness, ‘fine streets, residences, parks, views and drives, fishing and boating on the Chenango and Suequebanna rivers, absence of malaria and ease of «ares from all pointe,'is a model beautifal city. A limited number who wish to spend N.Y. Uiake arranements t0 dé a9 by sddressing Ge At FI MAN, Prop'r. m1 ARATOGA SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. Season of 1882 opens JUNE 10th and closeeB TEMBER 30th, 2-20 TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO, ‘ORK SULPHUR SPRINGS. ‘This delightful summer resort will be opened for the reception of guesta May 157TH, under an’ entirely new management. The place is reached, by rail to New Oxford, the ilto New thence By comfortable Coachests = daily mail from all points: moder- ato. For tern ok tnfortiation addresa A: De BMLEEL, Proprietor, York Sulphur Springs, gAdains Co., .Pa, ml-Im* Bo“ ISLAND, R. I. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL THE FAVORITE W. OCEAN RESORT FOR INGTON PEOPLE. ‘The medical profession pronounce this the, most eaity resort on the Atiantic coast. It is' 15 miles af sea; pure ocean breezes; always, cool; beautiful scenery; surf and still water delightful walks and ‘drives; magnificent bass, sea trout, sword, cod and bine fishing. No malaria, hay fever, asthma, dyspepsia, or summer diseases, &., Of is “Sex le, ‘The Ocean View is on ahich bluff, overlooking the ocean, and accommodates 5W guests; broad plazas ex- tend nearly one quarter of a mile in length; splendid music; elegant ball and theatrical room; hot’ and cold sea baths in hotel: has more permanent thi jes than any hotel on the Atlantic coast; electric belle, Be. {every room submarine cable, to mainiend.” Two sinalier houses— Pequot an fanisses—under same Iaagement.” Send for Ilustrated Handbook, 0. 8. MARDEN, Manager, a28-2m _43 Bowdcin st., Boston, until June 15th. NONGRESS HALL FOR RENT 1 ‘OCEAN City, osomes <0; Jad. Well furni: anceetuns 26m, Essel J ae owner, W. B. i. 7m Worcester Co. ‘Md., and 8i8 Wharton, et.” P RVING HALL, MECHANICSBURG, P, 0. Eight miles west of Harrisuurg, via 0. V. HB, in the beantiful and healthfnl bering Valley. Capacity. 60: STRANG, 0 Late L4A¢Fe BEER, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING €O.'3 MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, FOR SALE BY DEALERS AND THE AGENT. SAM'L C. PALMER, DEPOT, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET N.W. "2 Telephonic connection. aps ASBESTOS LIQUID PAINTS, 7 (ROOF AND HOUSE.) ASBESTOS CEMENT, FELT, WICK, PACKING, &e. Birloly fratclasa Palnta, unequaled by any in_rich- aura at gis ba whe ios pe ‘Treasury. coy Yestinioniais from private consumers: i J. W. KENNEDY & CO., Dealers in Metals and Builders’ Hardware, 606 Pennsylvania ave, and 607 B street northwest. (Established 1800.) 225 OMPOUND ng ena Townes ie lating the system, Ey cents s Box. ee PUKE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL, PEGS wih tient ABS TEETH. ae SFAcON 1882, BRIGHT HOUSE AND, DOUGLASS HOUSE, tn? Sm: ‘Terms, $8 10 $14 per weeks Bend for circular.” for 3 al7-2m. WALTER BURTON, ‘Proprictor: ERMONT HOUSE, Atlantic City, N. J. April 15th for the season. eee Soe teat ther onportunitics for wostel enjoyisenk Tho snare of familios a specialty, a m28-3m_ RS. D. B. STOCKHA! 945 K street, Washincton, D.O. No IS THE TIME TO PAINT. ‘The best place to buy your PAINTS, OILs, ‘VARNISHES, BRUSHES, GLASS, ETC., 18 AT No, 1421 NEW YORE AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY, FROM JAMES H. McGILL, DEALER IN| BUILDING SUPPLIES. SP "Handy to all lines of street cars. AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT. all. ‘The original and ouly Mixed Paint that will not peel orchalk. Sold in this market for fifteen years with ALABASTINE for ceilings end walls. Better than Kalsomine, as it will got rub off. DRY GOODS. W. M. SHUSTER & BONS Are receiving daily additions to their Large Stock of CHOICE DRESS GOODS. ECRUE SWISS MUSLINS. BATISTE ROBES WITH EMBROIDERY. MERYV LAWNS, which are Very New and Besutiful. MADRAS GINGHAMS, DRY GOODS. S6GPECIAL ATTRACTIONS,” “AT POPULAR PRICES.* ASTAEERLAT™S 4 Tete meet oe Oe Oe ote te BOR, LADIES’ GOODS. SELMA RUPPERT, ‘ ao ‘and all kinds oem Ladies’ and Children’ of oN ‘es and pa ‘bN Ane fer Pages a CEE acmncroeen, DOUGLASS’, ’ PERCALE AND GINGHAM DRESSES, with Em-| Genuine SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 25¢. broidery Trimmings. INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS and Genuine | wren ¥ STREFTOS CALCUTTA 83 jUCKER. amp ' Besutifal Quality of LINEN LAWNS in New Styles. ; FINE WHITE GOODS, of every Grade and Texture, PONGEE AND PONGEE EMBROIDERY. Z PRINTED PONGEE, the Newest and Coolest Article “ONE PRICE ONLY.” for Dress out, — FOULARD SILKS, AT 75 CENTS, TRUNNEL & CLARK. PARASOLS LOUISINE AND SURAH CHECKS, 750. $03 MARKET SPACE. AND GUINET AND BONNET BLACK SILKS, in every SUN UMBRELLAS. Frade. Special bargain at $2 and $2.5. LATEST NOVELTIES, GOOD BLACK SILKS for $1, $1.25 and $1.50. eth BEST QUALITIES. NEW PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. Tacha LOWEST ERIOES, MISSES' AND FAN ‘All woo! Che-ks. SES AND LADIES' FANCY HOSE, in Silk and we - CHOICE BLACK GOop! ESCRIPTI: Suen Khas 5 quality fi cage | ys, | Stour eat ert ary : ee GOODS OF EVERY D} ON, Black Polka ‘Bat site site a any ‘— igo 5 ‘ine Linen Lawns (uew patterns). 2 . AN LARGEST STOCK OF FASHION. 2 ee ere oor eceam “25 ABLE DRESS GOODS AND NOVEL- Fine Cotton Lawns (new pattern: 12% Black Brilliant Lisle Hose. 100 me . TIES KEPT IN THIS MARKET. ‘Bid and Lisle Gloves. DOUGLASS’, Novelties in Parasols. , ‘New styles in Sik Umbrellas. | NINTH axp F STREETS ‘ Boxe Parce. TYLER & CHEWNING, _ RS. C. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ml 918 Irn STREET NORTHWEST. M Intent = ————— at 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GPECHL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. = ‘The Best is the Cheapest, m3 Sux EK MRS. J. P. PALME! UIPURE AND SPANISH LACE NETS, Tiuminated Dress Goods, widest double width, pure wd FOR OVERDRESSES AND GARNITURE. Wool, only 50c. NO. 1107 F STREET, — Nun’s Veiling, all colora, pure Wool, 3c. Between 1th and 12th ‘Streets, in sg | Handeome Black Brocade Silks, all pure Silk, $1. ® SUPERIOR QUALITIES AND CHOICE DESIGNS ‘Will Open on EMBROIDERED WHITE INDIA PONGEE. Colored and eer hane poy sa wEceensay Ge BROCADED AND STRIPED PLUSH GRENADINES. | Pisey and Witte Seed Si - aaa ee, TWISTED SILK HERNANIES. Light Bine and Pink Cashmeres, pure Wool, wide peeagecland POLEA SPOT GRENADINES. double width, 50c. FRENCH BONNETS axp LONDON HATS. MOIRE GRENADINES. Checked Dress Goods+DBlack and White, Blue and Caran. ARMURE GRENADINES. | Gold, Green and Gold, Brown and White, 250. ae — ~ : ~ a NUN'S VEILINGS. | "Cojored and. Black Cashinerea, pure’ woot, double | GPECIAL NOTICE! SPECIAL NOTIC ne ‘Rare Bargains” in BLACK SILKS, from 75c, to$3.00. | wiaas, 374. — “*Bpecial Offering” of BLACK RHADAMES, at $1.25, | “piano Covers, Silk Embroidered, $3.75. ‘The great rush which has attended the opening of $1,916 $1.50 10 $5.00. sees a aieion re. OUR NEW STORE has not detracted from ourextene rouisixes, SURAUS. FOULARD AND SUMMER ached Table Damask, all Linen, sive stock, as we are receiving daily lange invoices of LUPIN'S “DRESS FABRICS AND GRENADINES. | Sisck Geen oer ahr 28-80. the choicest Novelties which the Paria market affords, Complete Stock of all the Novelties of tis cele: | PiveyinesDaer wenkine veer aosan, We would particularly request onr customers and the brated manufacturer. pc public to examine our stock and prices, which we are MOUSQUETAIRE KID AND LISLE GLOVES. Honey-Comb White Quilts, 75c. satisfied cannot be equalled in the city. CANTON GREPE, CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS. Black Silke, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. ENBEOIDERED FARIS ROBES from$16.00t0$30.00. | One hundred pieces of Scotch Gingham, plaid, plain MRS. M. J. HUNT, i ANDERSON SCOICH SYLPHIDES and ZEPHMRS, | 1 riped, 256. = 09 F STREET NORTHWEST. in Rings, Polka ‘and "ccd eee nell Pond nen 3 -. Stripes, for Combination Suite. — ATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERY Fancy COTTON, LISLE AND SILK HOSIERY, GooDs; “‘Special Induceinents” in HANDKERCHIEFS, CARTER’S, . New Plain and Figured SATINES, at 50c. SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; ‘Complete assortment of FRENCH DRESS GOODS, in | _a18 711 MARKET SPACE. SILK, FLANNEL and CAMBRIC SUITS, the larceat all the “‘Latest Styles” and at the ‘“Lowest Prices." = = === | and most elecant assortment in the city, made exclue ast received, another Large Lot of EDUCATIONAL. sively to my order. CHOICE AND STYLISH PARASOLS. = ———— — M. WILLIAN, (27 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. | A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AT THE NATIONAL 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SEATON PERRY. awe 7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS, als a ? Mr. and Mrs. WM: D. CABELT, will open a Female ‘ME. VON BRANDIS. (Successor To Perry & BRoTHer,) ood st the Rational ‘Capital, a Select and MODIS’ : RS Rae 7 Pennsylvania ave., over M. Willian's establishment’ Penneyivania avenue, corner 9th strest, | NESDAY in SEPTEMBER, in the building at present | Formerly with Lont & Taylor, New Works and Wa Established 1840. m3_ | Occupied by Mrs. M. R. Archer's School,on 14th street. Harr & Co” Bt. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Cabell will be ancisted ‘by a complete | gvening Dresses, Dovial Trowenan, UTTRELL’S, Seuns of masters, and cvery, facility, will be afforded to | Cloaks, Dolinans and Suite; sil made st Tnetehomead L students in advanced closets, while the prepa otiee’ erfect work, superior ‘Biting; ‘satisfaction 817 MARKET;SPACE, ‘The modern languages will form a prominent feature | Fasren! of fhe school. “For full particulars addrom the Princi- MSS 45SIE K HUMPHERY, mi-Im___1114 M street, n.w., Washington, B.C. 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, 2 ‘We have just opened a beantifnl line of SATTEENS, ROF. CHAS. BAUR INFORMS THE PUBLIC | Makes CORSETS to onder in every style and inaterial,’ full line of brocaded SILKS and SATIN, NUN’S VEIL- that’ he will be pleased to give lessons on Organ, | 2d guaranters perfect fit an] comfort. ING and ALBATROSS in spring shades. We are re- | Piano and Violin, at low rates, and guarantees full sat- HER SPECIALTIES Ak ceiving oaily novelties in Drees Goods and Trimmings. | isfaction. Best’ references given. Address CHAS. | French Hand-made Unierciothing, Merino Underwear Fuil line light CASHMERE! Handsome line of | BAUR, Star office. 029-6t" and finest Imported Hosiery. HOSIERY for ladies and cluldren. Beautiful line of Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods. _ ZEPHYR and CANTON. GINGHAMS. Large stock of B® \ H. PIERC! French Corsets and Busties. The *‘Hercules” 81 Linen and Pacific LAWNS, Examine our stock be- ‘LESSONS IN (ON, ORATORY porting Corweh for wich Miss I. is epecial fore purchasing elsewhere. AND DRAMATIC Akt. anda $1 Corset, her own make, that for the price Room 88, Corcoran Building. 229-20* cannot be murnaised. anton ss 4. A. LUTTRELL & CO., ‘CHOOT OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. See Seen one Seno 3 817 Market §; SS SHAKESPEARE CLASS WEDNESDAY EVE ‘M_B. BRUCE, No. 483 orm STREET, NEAR bis caer 8S aE ADELINE DUVAL MACK, | IA F. nortiwest— Stang ying. Exabecidering sna Bar ‘street northwé az7-1m ‘Needlework tat wately’ claewen, ATTINGS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS. EPRINCE FROM PARIS WILL GIVE | DY Skilled artixte. Dresses and Cloaks cut and fitted. 5 iE. LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL GIVE | [adjes' and Misses’ of the best make, M Conversational Lessons in French at her own and | pr Wand. Mtiemes: Coneets of the pest make, fncindd — Is oe ae xe segs sey ae Saiet for Cildren. ele agency for hire. 5 — ice moderate. Best city references. Call o DPOrLSE. : BUY OF US AND SAVE MONEY. street northwest. 213-4" | Se = WisHixe par Nt ‘RENCH LESSONS.—N.B.—M'LLE V. PRUD'- J FASHIOX, hla ete Se niieeaae HOMME’S Residence removed to 1323 K street M DREEEMARIN RED pation © : IPTG, Ty See oy REE Cea eran | BESS WaSNeAL Vania AVE Te Full line of Piain and Striped LINENS, Striped and +m. and pan. | Puplis fo Sostumen, Cloaks toc. sieBe Figured DIMITIES, CHETONAES) RAW BILE, | Caves can ein now. Lessons will contiue during the | Drees, Suite, Contino, Chae tc, tage tn eupas LACE CURTAINS, | &c. WINDOW SHADES and End busted, and a perfect fit wusrantecd - LOOSE COVERS made to order. Special attention given DLE: to Steam Carpet Cleaning. Caryets called for and Embroidery by Mrs. V. RULBSAST Gelivered, at her residence, 2113 Boundary street, at private resi- Sortaweet ‘Mondays mod ‘Thuredaye, st 10 o'clock a. HITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS = an o'clock a. EAD AND BE. SINGLETON & HOEKE, eens aS-im Sind Biscuit will be urate if you ure CERES WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC—aT | the culclrated Minnessis Patent Process cnet m2 £01 MARKET SPACE. TIMMS! NEW HALLS. cor. ith and Dn.w. En- | iorsat the National Fair in 1879, end again the trance on D street. ‘Thirteenth ‘year. | Piano, Organ, | Premium, in the shape of a very handsome cold edad Yeice, Singing, Violin, Ke. Telve teachers, Free | in 1880 arid 1881. ‘The millers claim that ove barrel LAssurcH & BRO. advantages. O. B. BU! D. Director. _Ja4-6in”_| Ceres will turn out forty loaves more pred Goan one m5 ak northwest, | FANCY, one of the most beau “2 “Suivately or in Case Mathemation Lain, Oreck, | Flours éver offered to the trade. ‘Mt is unexcelled by any French, German and English. Sy<cial attention toprep- | other Patent except Ceres, and will pleage the most ex szafion for College, West Point, Annapolis and all oom- | Sore" RELTABCK s qacndid Minnenne Pobsat Bisee, a sapere: mI} | made by the celebrated Huugariah Process. Itis « IUSICAE AcaDeaty. cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach ra WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THE BALANCE OF 1721 De Saves St., per. Conn. ave. axD 177m | classes, und we cuarantee will give sutiafaction to STREET NORTHWEST. one who will try it. GOLDEN HULL, the old reliahle Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD, Mus, Doo, stand by and the Standard Fatally Flour of the wHh deinaw Studies resumed September 26th, #2-6m_| and equal to a sreat inany eo-callog Patent Bours, » ae — or Mantfacturers of GOLDEN HILL . AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER 10,000 In remodellug thet: 14 have int Mer vocat and tnetrainsatal Mans, agaseseges | SBOUtg10, 000 in remodellig ch same ona ents caer a hy — . 8. L. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR | $ulitis realy apa poe: Meus ress Pc Bed Weare Row Havers | Gatien te imu for connlgeray ine mney tam a ete aera facilities, Bend for | horas nutritious as Golden Hill. Fur sale by all GREAT CLEARING SALE = = — | cers. |W. Dane coment OS eee Greene BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER | svenue. ‘M. M. GAL’ District *) Ninth and D strects northwest, occupies’ its new and | Who are also the Sole Wholesale Awents for the attractive hall in the hundwomeedifioe known throughout | of Hecker's Celebrated Seif-raisuug Flour and Buck IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW Spe Tag rc pee hoe "4 fee Fd heat. and daughters educated for real life. Students re CALirorsta CLARET, celved throuchout the yeur. A pamphlet, containing BUILDING IN THE FALL, an eloquent address to the students on “"Elements Success,” by James A- also full information $4.00 rer poze. con College, will be sent free upon applioa- fiom by mail, or, may be obtained st te College office. = EPENCER Vin Bocca one MES. BARA A. Several months neo we Dotted a fow casks of the T TA! above, received direct. It is pow in fine condition, ee ee ATHEMATICS. NATURAL SCL | being pure and agrecable. We think it will «ive bettet WE OFFER NOW: Prepare for allege auld competitive examinations, satisfaction than the much higher priced, imported, . Ten Cases beautiful LAWNS, warranted fast colors, in | _©#-Sm_ Columbia Coors, C. WITMER’S, Figured and Polka Dot, 5 cents. ASEINGTON, COMNGIATE JNSTTOTE A] ams 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | ‘Three Cases SEERSUCKER, worth Dy fo Mis, ED. BUTCHER ahd Miss MC DOUG of UST RECHIVED— Seeeeuu! isk 1s EASY Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th etrect northwest 36 Soerox cocummen st” te = RIDA TOMATOR! Five Cases fnest French SEERSUCKER, 123c., worth PIANOS AND ORGANS. . eal ZOMATONDA ORANGES, aS == ——= Constantly on ReCHENBacirs PIANO WAREROOMS, PIANOS FHILADELESTA CAPOMS sd CREORESR, Three Cares small PLAID WOOL DRESS GOODS, re- | J of various wakes for sale aud rent at re spa Sac : duced to 1224. from 30c, renowned Pianos. Tuning and Repairing. FRANK J. TIBBETS, 423 11th street, above Pennsylvania avenue, a29-Im Patace MARKER, One Case BROCADED DKESS GOODS, in all the new | F{OR SALE— fea mm Corner 1ith street and New York avenue, ring shades, BRADBURY ORGANS. a — ce ‘sical F STANDARD ONGANS, E ARE RECEIVING DAILY Fresh supply of these celebrated t received. EXTRA BLUE GRASS MOTTON, One Case ALL-WOOL FINEST NUN’S VEILING, | New styles, new cases, and reasonable prices. ret, rae oe ee at 250. ‘These are very scarce. We Just received | g99-g¢ 1103 Pennaylvauia avenue, GAME AND FRESH YISH, them from the Custom House, having ordered Constantly on hand ’ them in January. G L EEN See aon POILADY- ty CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, 5 ° Street North oe rm, site | PARP SRP tr Se ae Rr ee Cee eas nen | Siecle! eftention given to Dissieg Pientesed Orgies, LEON SCHELL & ©0., Job lot ana all one shade, we bought thematassc | fyp°Tt! Pianos and Organs nov for rent atlow rates. | aoe 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Fifice. FINANCIAL. One Case FAILE RELIGEUSE, the finest Cloth im- — ported, 45 inches wide, at 65c., reduced from $1.25. A LL PERSONS One Case double width NUN'S VEILING, at 50c., re- WIPRING 50/Oee ATS TRE duced from 750, IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS, Bhould write to ; ‘One Case 6-4 small check AIL WOOL DRESS GOODS, . M. M, BROWN & O., COMMISSION BROKERS, No. 6 WALL STREET, X. ¥. Btock Privileges Secured at Close Rates, If desired, we will operate peices eae oat a eer are Pe private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES A OR a eee Sees ANTED EVERYBODY TO CALL AND x ‘examine the very latest Bix Cases ALL WOOL FANCY BUNTINGS, fn Black bie Bewing Machine in the and all the leading Spring Shadea, at 25c., worth 0c, A great bargain. BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKs, ‘Ten Pieces extraordinary good BLACK SILK, at$1. It ‘compares favorably witirany $1.50 Silks. Nowis your time tobuy. It will pay you to layit by ‘Until Fal, as itis a sure saving of 50c. per yard. BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Btocks and Investment Securities Bough tand Fifty Dozen MISSES SILK HOSE, in Pink, Blueand Cream, at 75c. a pair, worth $1.25. - ‘Bold on Commission, Every article in our two stores reduced. We want to crowd our stores with purchasers, and we are content to ho. 639 16rm STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) make sacrifices to do it, Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 64 Bacapway, New Youn. Our building is going on rapidly, » drawing of which % can be seen in our window, We must open witha ‘Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis> sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New ‘York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange st one-cighth of one per caat commission, Private and direct telegraph wires to ‘Which ordere are GLEAN, NEW STOOK,