Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1882, Page 4

FRipay evsacn oil 1 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIKE SIGNAL OFFICER. 1 wa vox. D.C.. Miy 12, 1582, 9:30. a.m. 6 ates, ‘cloudy, rainy winds, mo tly from norttieast to ‘The chief signal the follow! cape Henry rtheasterly wh estates and New ¥ in the south Atlantic has 1 nearly lay in N. the Gulf states, > - THE GREATEST ancaiss ever ¢ red in this city In tiny of the best man re Will be sold positively rrow only at R. Gollschinis, 812 fth st. strainers, Dox gratersand pemper si . fters, bronze coffee pot or tron st ind an‘l coal shovels, 3c. each; 1 pt. dippers, funnels, bread craters, % dz. tea spoons, bowl strainers, mest forks, 14 Inch Kitchen spooas,cozd cases, dredge boxes, ‘square pins, micitne oilers and ¢ake turn . cach; tea’ trays, assorted colors, soup I: eg beaters, ste lers,veg= etabie str cl pa ered chamber bu+ tollet sets, 3 p’ colors, pots, 1 at at. adores, ali col- s. $:.; 10 qt., 20.3 3 row Perry’s new patent ofl 4, 4.90; dairy ype ioe mafin pans. 4 n to $5 buyers, Young's. on wall papers, win erson & Co.'s, 11 Jest OvT.—Guiteau’s Dok; Soup stive Ladson, 52 Hewrten’s optician store will be entirely re-| modeled. A New Derarrcy reatter Mr. Da use In both his stuiios, 925 Pa. av. and 723 7th st, his new and wonderful instantaneous process f0F | Taking photographs. The rapidity with which u Je fs marvelou—It is more easy to ob nd a natural expression. of this wonderful process, ce Cuests.—Fictory prices Ss, 1020 7th street northw: ¥ HOUSEXFEPER should avail th erous offer of Stat advertisement in anotite best quality, K. B. & S. Fresh Cevent, Porthaxp IxrorTep Ort on draught, 620 9th street. Lapsoy’s silver stem winders, $8.50, unequalled, B2 9h street. a bill In equity asking the appoint: rhett as trustee to re- cetv old the sum Of $4,600 transmitted from | tie hustings court of Danville, V: Caxps—Fireman, set 5cts.; 9th st. wing Center Market. | ‘Tue following extraordinary bargains will ve | to-morrow at M. Augenstein’s, §) th st.n.w.: | maber sets. €1.09: ladies’ rush ‘shoppt Win, 14e.; Min, 18 Block tin stev soup ladles, 10-. Muffin pan, 5e. and eabinet siz brushes, 12 3 pape towels, napkins, fu wooden dredging ERY, 2c. per yard, h street. SrrctaL Notice to the public—_who have been Imposed on. We offer at our new market, 1634 Lith street, the finest meats at lower prices than any dealers Sirloin, 15 and 2 cents; porterhouse, 20 and 2 cents: choice rib roast, 15 and 2 cents; ing umn) and veal in proporuon. Bailey & wh. CREAM AND BLACK S Mrs. Max Weyl, agent, CITY AND DISTRICT. sears aes Amusements To-night. Forp’s Orexa Hovse.—“Our Boys.” Narionat THEATER. —“Her Atonement.” Carrrat THEaTER.—Varlety entertainment. | Opp FeLiows’ Hant.—World’s Museum. ConcrecationaL Cavrca—Bischoff Club, Serie Condensed Locals, ‘The double-sheet Star to-morrow will be an un- Usually interesting number and command an ex- tracrdinary circujation. On last Saturday 19,565 copies were printed and sotd, Advertisers’ will | confer a fa.or by sending in their orders early to insure insertion and elassitication. ‘The steamer George Leary 1s reported ashore on Matonkin shoal, 45 miles down the river. George E. Johnson and Thomas H. Heath, the appraisers of the estate of the late Edward Thorn- ton Tayloe, have returned an inventory of the per- Sonal estate of the deceased in Washington amount- Ing to $67,410 61. The deceased also left real es- tate here and in Alabama and New York. Fitzzerald, who (with Johnny Norton) was ar- Tested in Boston not long sincé on the charge of obtaining from Hon. Charles Francis Adams a Jarge sum of money by the bunco game in that city, ts in Washington. Jonz0 Donaldson, the young man who shot Ben. Smith, colored, in the head with a pistol in West Washington about two weeks ago, was tried in the | Police Court to-day for the assault. The colored | man said he didn’t believe the young man Intended to shoot him, and the court released the prisoner on his personal bonds. In the Police Court today Albert Beckett, colored, was foe $50 or 60 days tn jafl for keeping & policy shop at the corner of 9th and F streets southwest. Noah Johnson, the colored man who was arrested day before yesterday for robbing Miss | Kate Grimith, at the Opera House on the Ssth of last April, was before the Police Court to-day on the charge of grand larceny of trunk and clothing from Miss Griffith, and the case was continued for One Week, with the view of getting the other per- sons concerned In the robbery. ‘The convention of the Catholic Young Men’s Na- tional Union terminated last night at Boston. Among the officers elected for the ensuing year Were the following: President, Bishop Keane, of Richmond; first gencral vice president, Rev. J. H. Mitchell, of Brooklyn; second general Vice presi- @ent, Msjor Mallett, of Washington. The remains of the late D. A. Brosnan, for over Swenty years sexton at St. Patrick's church, will ‘De interred at Mt. Olivet on Sunday. ‘The Union Veteran Corps, the Washington Light Infantry and the National Riffes have accepted an invitation to take part in the review during the encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Baltimore next month. It will begin June 2ist, and continue three days. eh 7ing Bo, named Loucy Rumph. was fined ‘or 7 days by Judge Suell to-day for cutting flow- @rs from a public park. e A young colored woman, named Girtte Johnson, ‘who was on trial in the’ Police Court to-day for cursing and swearing, told the court that the cause Of the trouble was her husband giving her seven- ‘ty-five cents to run the house on for a week. Mra Glancy, wife of Pat. Glancy, who mystert- ously left this ‘city some five month: taking ANISH LACE, 25e. per yard, h street. Qs three children with him, since which time mothing has been heard of him, was delivered of a gon last evening at the house of her parents, on M, Detween 31 and 414 streets southwest. ‘On the recommendation of the examining com- guittee the following applicants, were to-day ud- mitted to the bar of this District: Wim. B. King, Frederick W. Collins, Theodore Brentano, Chas. Nortoa, Walter Greer, Marflla M. Ricker, Wm, Strong, Wm. W. Strong, Chas. KR Hyde ‘and Lu- einda Hazeltine. ‘Tee Brewers’ Baxqvet.—The members of the Rational Brewers’ Association celebrated the close ©! their labors by @ banquet last evening at Ab- Rer's. There was a large number of invited guests | ope and there were covers: boven) mcemson regular toasts were responded man Deuster, Act Comunissioner Rogers, Hon. Engish, aid spescues were made OF Senator Vor ssh, ai were ‘or- ees, Count Von Beust, ex-Gov. Curtin, Mun Butterworth, Congressman Wm. D. ethers. Th» banquet was very complete in detalis. A dutton-hole boquet and a menu 3 i #E all BEE: lite is will | | presented in a masterly m: Sporting Matters, THE BICYCLE RACES. The Capital Bicycle Club races ate to take place ‘at Iowa Circle to-morrew afternoon, commencing at 5 o'clock. A stand, with reserved seats for 1,000 ‘rsons, has been et and one of the city nds will ish music. The races are to be:— A quarter mife dash in heats; a half mile In heats; 4 wile race, another of three miles and one of five miles. Some entries from other cities have been made, and a goodly number of men from the Ar- Ungtoa and Cadet clubs of this city and from the Maryland Ciub of Baltimore are to join in the parade. A large number of unattached riders and and tricyclers will also take part There are hopes of 'a procession of neatly a half mile In length. The line of march will be tarouzh Penn- ¥ania avenue and other principal streets. In eof storiny weather to-morrow the races will be postponed until the first fairday of the comin; week. The particulars of tie proposed races will be found in another column. BASE BALI. YESTERDAY. At Boston—Boston, 5; Providence, 1. At Wor- : ‘Troy, 4; Worcesters, 0. At Pittsburg— 4,7; Alleghenrs. our innings. At New ven In— nings. Harvards, 2%; nings. LAST DAY OF THE LEXINGTON RACES. The Kentucky association closed its spring mecting at Lexington yestertay. The first race, two miles, was won by Pope Leo, Pathfinder, sec- ond; tme, 4:00%. ‘The second, ‘the Blue Ribbon for three-year old, 14 miles, Was won by Bengal, N oy second: time, 2:54. The third race, mile heats, by Rufus ‘L. “The fourth, # of a Taille, by Wandering. ‘The track was heavy. NOTES. ‘ The walking match now in progress ta Balti- | more, will terminate at 10:30 o'clock to-night. The Score at 12:30 this morning: Noremac, $24 miles and 1 lap; Durane, 322 miles and 12 laps; Gould, 229 intlgs and 3 laps. A mitch has been arranged between R. W. Boyd Leap eeertelvese tape od a c. Ens coeks ee Sydney, Australla, for a race on the Tees, on July | 3 for £400 a side. District Government Aftairs. Tn response to the request of Mr. C. B. Church, that trees be planted on the new-made ground south of the Long bridge, the Commisstoners reply | that the season 1s now too late, besides the ground is not fn a fit condition for tree planting. Tae Commisstoners have requested the mana- | fers of the charitable Institutions in this Distriet of the management, number of apacity of each of such institu- they may be the better able swer a request for such information by the te 3 © Distict Commissioners this _mornmng re- ceived the ofietal notice from tie War department | of the detaliot Major Garrett J. Ly.lecker as one 0: the Commissiouers of the District of Columbia, ding permits issued by Inspector Entwisle: HV. de Hetle,repatr bri $1,008. J_E. Berry, build shed, coruer 134 and $600. Giaton heirs’ erect Story dwelliugs, C, near 10th streets sw. : $12,000. Mary Gotter, Tepair-brick, 2516 P street; ee The $1,000 Bond Case. INDICTMENTS FOUND AGAINST BROCKWAY AND SMYTH. On the 10th inst. the grand Jury found an indict- ment against Wm. Brockway alias Edward W. Spencer ant Charles Smyth, for violating section 5,453 of the Revised atutes. U. S. by em- bezaling, taking, and carrying away without thority of the United States, on January 15, 1880, | from the Tressury department building, a certain | bed plece, a certain bed plate, a certain roll, seal, die, &-., used and fitted to De used In and prihting certiin bonds or obi, acts of Congress, ap- agust 5th of same year. ‘The witnesses are’ Wm. P. Wood, Charles Neale, and George T. Jones. ee ae) Tue Bert Liye RaroaD Case.—The charge against the Capitol, North O Street_and South 3 ton Railroad Company, for violating the aws of the District by running their cars Without Ieenses, which was before the Police Court several days ago, was called for trial to-day, and Mr. L. G. Hine, the attorney for the company, | Stated fo the court that the company Intended to | Lake out the necessary license, and desired another continuance. The court continued the case for one week, to give defendants time to take out the Heenses, “Warrants have been sworn out against the two remaining ratlroads—the Colum- bia and the Anacostia. The Columbia 1s charged with running 13, and the Anacostia 9 cars. So gece Tue Priopemic DesaTe.—There was a large audience at Lincoln Hall last evening, to listen to debate for the Merrick medal by members of the Philodemie society of Georgetown College. The subject of the debate was: Resoteed, “That erritorial expansion ts conducive to the best in- terest. of our country.” ‘The disputants were: Francis A. Brogan, of Kansas, and Jno. B. Madigan, of Maine, in the affirmative, and-Win. L. McLaugh? Un, D. T., and A. Clark Wright, Georgia, in the negative. The arguments were all ren able for thorough consideration of the subject, and were mer. ‘The jidges were ator Morgan and Representatives Randall and Wait. The award will be made at the Georgetown College commencement. sone Sate oF Lors.—The fine building lots donG streets northeast, which was to e yesterday, W: poned until Satur- day, the 13th, at 50'lock p.m. ‘These lots have a spicndid front, street paved, graded, and water. See advt. —— AN EXx-UNI0N PRISONERS’ ASSOCIATION.—At G.A. R, hall last night a society composed of survivors of confederate prisons was permanently organized and the following officers elected: Major L. P. wits ident; Captain T. J. Spencer, vice- reside in A. B. White, secretary; Cap- ain J. W. Bradford, treasurer; Rev. Mr. McCabe, chaplain, and Captains H. R. Hughes, M.T. Ander” son and John Ryan, executive committee. A com- mittee on by-laws was appointed as follows: Lieut. 0. H. Nealey, Capt. C. A. Maxwell, and Capt. W. H. Norton. Capt. John R. Thomas, Gen. J. Warren Keifer, ex-Gov. A. G. Curtin, Pennsyl- Vanla’s war governor, and Gen. W. S. Rosecrans were chosen as honorary members. —_ PRISONERS OFF FOR THE BUFFALO PENITENTIARY. Last night Warden Crocker left_ here with the fol- lowing prisoners from the Criminal Court for the Ene county penitentiary, at Buffalo, New York: George Immich, assault with intent tokill his wife, 8 years: Daplel Magruder, 2d offence, larceny: Er- nest Outer, do.; Oscar Johnson, do., 3 years; Thos. J. Bicksler, having counterfeit’ money in posses- sion, 5 years; George Thompson, receiving stolen property, 3 years; Greenbury Chase, Frank Har- ris, and Fanny McCoy, grand larceny, 3 years. eS “Music my THEIR SoLEs.”—Yesterday two mem- bers Oe Co eee aed Into that with their squeeky boots, ma quite a noise, and Bishop Halsey, rematkeds “Brethren. when you go home to-night, put your boots in soak; get the music out of them, for they make too much noise.” Amid a general titer the breth- Fen with “music in thelr soles” acknowledged the it THE WasnINaton City BIBLE SocteTY cele- brated its fifty-fourth anniversary at the Corgrega- tionalchurch Wednesday evening. In the absence of Rev. A. W. Pitzer, D.D., president of the society, Mr. A. S. Pratt presided. After a reading of thé Seriptures by Mr. Green and @ prayer by Mr. Ma- son, the Rev. Mr. Schaff, of New York, was intro duced and gave an interesting history. of the Old and New Testaments, their Various translations, ete. ‘The fifty-fourth annual report showed that $983.06 had been recelved from various sources during the year, and that 182 Bibles, 3 portions of the Bible and 231 Testaments had been distributed during the same period. a ‘Tue Scovinie Fawi.y TROUBLES.—Mr. and Mrs. Scoville met yesterday at the Brunswick hotel in Chicago, and after, what 1s reported as having been a pleasant interview, lunched together. Mrs. Scoville in a subsequent Interview says she had dreaded meeting her husband on account of the temper shown by him. She said he wrote to her that if she did not stop lecturing and papel | im behalf of her brother, he “would make it so hi for the three Guiteaus that the two who were not hung would wish they were.” She has realized $200 from her New York lecture, and was to have appeared In Boston and elsewhere but for Mr. Scoville’s interference, In their talk she told Mr. Scoville she proposed to rent a home for herself and lecture to save her brother. She sald: “If he does not cease his interference I will give certain facts to the newspapers, and John Guiteau will tell what he knows about Mr. Scoville. For the ake of my children I withhold the worst for the present.” ‘She declared that Mr. Scoville was more reasonable than she had expected, and hoped that there would be no more trouble, ‘MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Thoma Dorsey and Joanna Hill, both of this city; John Henry Brown, of Loudon county, Va., ‘Carrie Dean, of this city: Wm. H. Powell and Harriet Green, both of Mont county, Md.; Patrick Cady and Bridget Noonan, of this city. ————— sou hen erat Se woe resend 2,500 shad, rf 5 8,500 shad, trom $15 to ‘$50 per bundred. fees Brorxxtna Youna.—Yesterday afternoon Lieu- tenant Eckloff took into custody his parents on I street. ING OF Extensive Shipments of Young Fish. MILLIONS OF POTOMAC SHAD AND HERRING TRANS- PORTED. ‘The U.S Fish Commission to-day made a very extensive shipment of young shad and herring to various parts of the country. One million shad and 2,000,000 herring were sent to Austin, Texas, where they will be placed in the fo river: ‘300,000 shad to Farmville, Va., to stock the waters of the Appomattox; 300,000 to South Carolina; 300,000 to the Rappahannock river, and_390,000 to the ee Potomac, at Harper's Ferry. The you! fish will be ti rted in closed tin 1s, eac! pall holding trom 2,000 ‘to 25,000 fish. The Quantico ishery, which has just been discontinued, the shad having moved further up the river, netted alone over three million shad and sixty million herring. ‘The Fish Hawk, the government vessel stationed at Quantico, under the command of Capt. Z. L. Tanner, will ‘immediately proceed to the Susquehanna fishery, just below Havre de Grace. Upto the present time there have been shipped this year and deposited about six million shad. The work of the entire season will proba- bly embrace the distribution of nearly eighty mill- fon shad and countless millions of herring. Washington Market Retail Prices. MEATs.—Beef, sirloin, 20125¢. per Ib.; do porter- house, 25a30:.; fib roast, 15a20e.; steak, 123ga20c.; Corned Beef, 8a12c.: Dried Beef, chipped, 2230c.; do. sliced, 20c. : Tongues, 60a75c.; Lamb. spring, 204 Bic. Veal, 128/020. ; Mutton, 10a15e.; Pork. 1208. usage, 32iul4c.; Bacon’ Hams,’ sugar cured, 15c., cut, ass ; Shoulders, 1ic., cum 12yalse-} Breasts, bea pened Lard, 14albe, FRUITS. nges, 50a60c. per doz.; do: Florida nanas, ae ree or ann T doz. ; Pine Apples, 15a: 3 Ape’, 40:60c. per peck; don S0a4oe. pet pone Cranberries, 15aise. pr qt; Strawberries, 20130 pr qt.; Rhubaro, 5 per bh. . per Ib., yunch; Poferring, tosis per dons Mackerel, 201350. ie Halibut, 161208, ‘per Ib: Codfish,, 1oaizc. per’ Ibe; Haddock, 10c. per 1 bee ‘tfish, 26a25c. per bunch; head, 2a%5c. per Ib.; Lobster, 12a15c. per rrapin, sliders, $122$18 per doz. ;do., diamond- $30a$35 per doz.; Turtle, 2c.a$1 each. —Philadelphia Print, 45c. per Ib. Western Creamery, 40c.;_ New York, 35ad0c.: Roll, %5a30c.; Cheese, 12120c.; Eggs, 18220c. per oz. ‘VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 30a40c. per peck; do.(new). 60180c. per peck’; Yams, 40350c. per peck: Cabbage, 5al0c. per head; Kale, 10at5c. per peck} Sprouts, 20280c. per *k; Spinnach, 20a30c. per peck; Beans (snap), 60c. to 60c. per peck; As- paragus, 8a10c. per bunch; g Plant, 10alic. each; Beets, 2a5e, per buncl ttuce, 3anc. per head; Ontons, 50a60c. per peck; do. (Bermuda), lo (Spring) 2a8c. pr bh. ; Tomatoes, 10al23g¢. et; Cucumbers, 30.140¢. per doz. : Radishes, ade. Carrots, Babe, per bunch; Beans, (Lima), 1c. qt.; Oyster Plant, 8a5c. b’h; Turnips, 25a30c. per peck; Celery, 5a10e.; Cauliflower, 10al5c. eac! Squash, 2a3¢ 'per 1b.; Cymlins, 50a60c. per do: peas, 50.60 per peck. Povttry.—Turk: 15a18e. perlb.; Chickens, Be.a$l per pair; do. Spring, $1 per, palr: Ducks ‘Te.a$1.25 per pair; Geese, $141.25 each; Squabs, 23 $2.60 per doz. ——— Deeps tn Fre have n recorded as follows: C« lumbus Thow to Wilbur Clary, rt 9, Sq. 370; $3,100. Heirs of I. Rollins to Eiwin D. Jones, part 43, sq. 793; $460. E. Dunn to F, Werberzahl, part lot 6, sq. 417; $—. J. W. Hunt, trustee, to Mary J. Wright, lot 5, block 2, Pleasant Plains, &c. ; $3,500. Margaret S. Rlch to Mary A. Coyle, part 24, sq. $11,000, RH. Warner et al., trustees, to L. Hickey, pt. 12, sq. 584; $1,295. W.J. Lane to C. Ruppert, Subs 21 and 22, sq. 829; $1,050. M. M. Rohrer et al, to L. Gilbert, pt. 22, sq. 562; $10,000. Geo. C. Veih- manato Geo. Vethmann, pe 17, sq. 516; lots 9 and 10, Sq. 510; $8,000. W. H.’ Barton to Theo. E. Davis, pi, 1 Sd. 784; $2,500, W. F. Mattingly et al. trus: es, to F. Eckfeldt, sub 27, sq. 180; $3,700. W. Fletcher to Lisetta Meyer, pt.'12, sq. 876; $3,000. J. 8. Wilson’s heirs to Elizabeth’ R. Shoemaker, pt. 18, Sq. 253; $3,160. 5 CASES NEW LINEN LAWNS, CHOICE STYLES. 8 CENTS PER YARD. PARASOLS, gilt ribs, Spanish lace, silk lined, at $4 India Linens, fine quality, 20, 25 cts, Zephyr Ginghams, new styles, 15 cts. Gents’ Cassimeres, spring styles, $1, $1.25, $1.50 yard. Bridal Counterpanes, best quality, $1.50. All Wool Lace Bunting, only 25 centa. Silk Damasse Grenadines. Black Cashmeres, 41 inches wide only 50 cta. Boys’ Spring Cassimeres, 37, 50, 62 cte, Nun’s Veilings, Albatross Cloths and Chudda Cloths. Madras Ginzhama, 10 and 12 cents. Table Linens, 25, 37, 50 cts. Parasols, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3. Silk Moires, all colors, $1. At TOWSON’S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. nl For BREAKFAST! CHOCOLATE MENIER. SOLD EVERYWHERE. PARIS AND LONDON. New Yorx Deror: 286 GREENWICH STREET. f7-tu&f4m HW 70 BUY’ BOYS’ cco L 00, TTTT H H ERE SSS, cor oo T HH 8 aa A 90 T HHH EE &Ssss, oo © oo fF HH cco LLLL 00 =T HH People are apt to think that if they were only rich enough to be indifferent about the cost of a thing it ‘would be easy to obtain just what they want in the mat- ter of CLOTHING, If you've ever tried it, you know this to be a fallacy: nothing is easier than tospend alot of money in dress- ing your Boy, but the difficulty is in the choosing. One mother considers the besuty of the new garment, another scrutinizes the making, while a third estimates how it will lcok aftgr a month's wear, ‘We are watchful of all these details, and our expe- rience enables us to determine what will, wear better than any one not anexpert. We give you the benefit of our ekill and labor, and it is safe to be guided by our Judgment as to goods, while exercising your own taste as to patterns and style of garment, ‘That we are honest in our desire to serve youeffl- ciently, our readiness to take back goods and refund money is the best test. ‘When you are in our BOYS’ DEPARTMENT ask to see the FORTY-NINE CENT SHIRT WAIST. A. BAKS & CO, STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, ms 816 and $18 SEVENTH STREET. GPLLIne OUT TO LEAVE YOU. CITY ITEMS. Hats for all Weathers, ‘Stiff and soft felt Hates in all colors; M ‘Mackinaw, White and Mixed Straws; Large of Boys’ and Childrens’ Straws; Silk, and Gingham Umbrellas: At , 920 7th st; bet. Land K northwest. N. B.—Twentyoeases of Mens’ and Boys’ Straw Hats have just come im; open to-morrow if fair. Bead the National Eree Prose This 7 ec! On Gamblers, Demi-monde, and their location. Noam Walker & Co. are offering readysmage clothing, which in point of quality of material and excollency of vareaane ship equals the best custom work. Noah: Walker & Co.’s Make-to-Order nt is stocked with choice lines of foreign “and domestic woolens, cheviots, and diagonals, comprising the latest designs. Our prices are the lowest. Nervous Headache—Nervous Weakness. Nervous Debility is and permanently cured by Allen’s 4 in Rood per package, 6 for $5. At Dru; or free by mail on receipt of rice, from Joun Mi AtumN, 317 First Avenue, N.Y. Eror? & Crowes, Agents, 480 Penn’a avenue. The Yellowest Case of Jau ice can be cured Carter’s Liver Bitters. They exert a peculiar influence on the liver and bile, and remove that unhealthy sallow look from the skin Skinay Men. “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and Vigor, cures, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Be- bility. $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. F A Nice Fitting Shoe makes a pretty foot. German Corn Remover makes 1t comfortable. Druggists. Hub Punch 1s composed of the finest liquors and most _exqui- site fruit juices. With ice, soda, this is par excel- lence, the favorite; keep it on hand. - There Are Fierce brain storms that shatter a man’s organization, his nerves shriek for relief, and neuralgia banishes rest. At such a time, if the miserable sufferer would use Benson’s Celery and Chamomile Pills,he would find perfect relief. ‘Alderney Dalry Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3g-Ib. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, ide. pint K '%@’s PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL! PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDRENS’ HATS, By the thousands, at manufacturers’ prices, in all the leading shapes, styles and colors, 5,000-FIVE THOUSAND—PLUMES. Elegant Black Plumes, at 75c., $1, $1.25 to $2; Colored Plumes from $1 to $2, LOVELY FRENCH FLOWERS, $10,000 WORTH OF MAGNIFICENT RIBBONS, Less than Itaporters' Prices. SILKS, LACES AND SATINS, At Great Reduction, EXTRA BARGAINS! THIS COMING WEEK. DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET %ORTHWEST. mg P ALals R OYAL. SPECIAL SALE oF RRR {1 BBB BBB 00 NNN g888, ROR WB BB BOONNN § 8S RRR If BBB BBB O O NNN sss, K RIC BBB BO ONNN « § R KU BBB BBE 00 NNN Sgss8 ¢: What a dismal world this would be without colors: what is more pleasing to the eye than Heaven's pure blue? I heard a lady say the other day that the RIB- BONS at the PALAIS ROYAL were of such a variety of colors and designs that eyen Nature's charm paled be- fore them, and as she enthusiastically remarked (to her friend): “JUST THINK !" BLOCK SASH -RIBBON Oxi 50c. Per Yard. Of this we only have 63 pieces left in all shades. It ‘was formerly sold for $1.25, Just Arrived, the Latest Novelties in MOIRE SASH RIBBON, From 75e. up. SATIN AND GROS GRAIN RIBBONS, In all shades and widths, PALAIS ROYAL. TTT (00 r ° i 3 t ‘00 \MERAS. Pocket 00 vi) SerEE CONCORD HARNESS." LUIB & BHO. for the of The, Concord, Herpes of ai} a DRY GOODS. PABAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS. th New Pemeets cat tan Unica from €2x6e. to 25 pleces Black Lace Banting, all-wool, 25c., reduced from 3140. 25 pleces all-wool X Nuns Veiling, 250. 50 pieces best style Ginghama, 12340. 1 case Standard Prints, 6\c. ‘1 case Spring Style, fast colors, 5c. 30 pieces Summer Silke, 50, 60, 750. A fall line of Linen and Woolen Lap Robes. GEO. J. JOHNSON, ml0 713 Market Space. SIuxks, BLACK AND COLORED. POLKA DOT AND MOIRE, SURAHS AND RHADAMES, ™ FASHIONABLE SHADES AT POPULAR PRICES. TYLER & CHEWNING, m8 918 7rH STREET NORTHWEST. eee BARGAINS. Just received, a large lot of BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, At $1.00 per yard; former price, — ‘These goods have ‘‘good body, fine finish, lustrous surface, and are rare bargains.” GUIPURE AND SPANISH LACE NETS. PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES. CANTON AND JAPANESE CREPES. LOUISINES, SURAHS, FOULARD AND SUMMER ANDERSON'S SCOTCH SYLPHIDES and ZEPHYRS. LUPIN'S BLACK DRESS FABRICS AND GRENA- Complete assortment of FRENCH DRESS GOODS, in all the “*Latest Styles” and at the “Lowest Prices.” EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES, from $19.00 t0 $50.00, BEST QUALITY LINEN LAWNS, sn new desizns. **Special Offering” of BLAGK SILKS, from 75c, to $3. NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS. __NEW TEXTURES IN WHITE GOODS: PRINCESS LAWNS. - PERSIAN LAWNS. EGYPTIAN LAWNS. INDIA MULLS. ‘NAINSOOKS. < qt IQUES. MERV LAWNS, ECRU SWISS MUSLINS. NEW PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. “Special Attractions” in LINENS, F. SHIRTS, HOSIERY, GUAZE HANDKERCHIEFS. §@ AN EARLY INSPECTION #8 SOLICITED. §®" ONE PRICE, AND THAT IS GUARANTEED TO BE CORRECT. SEATON PERRY, (Successor To Perry & Brorurr,) Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th strost. Established. 1840, m6 ee GPECIAL ATTRACTIONS,” _ “AT POPULAR PRICES.” 1 Case LINEN LAWNS, 123s. The best Bargain ever Offered in this market. 100 Doz. FULL REGULAR MADE HOSE, 25 Cents a Patr. 100 Doz. ALL-LINEN HEM, S. HANDKERCHIEFS, 123¢c. each. $1.50 a doz. LUPIN’S SILK and WOOL GRENADINES; many styles not to be had elsewhere. FOULARD and SUMMER SILKS, in great variety. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, RHADAMES. Genuine SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 25c. INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS and Genuine CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER. Stock in every department fall and complete. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to inspect this stock and compare Prices ‘and Qualities, as the goods are right in every respect, “ONE PRICE ONLY.” ie = TRUNNEL & CLARK. m2 803 MARKET SPACE. M421 N¢s, MATTINGS, MATTINGS. BUY OF US AND SAVE MONEY. ‘We are offering the BEsT stock of MATTINGS in the city in Quality and Designs, at the lowest prices. Full ling of Pisin and Striped LINENS, Striped and Ficured, DIMITIES, CRETO 3, AW SILKS, LACE CURTAINS,’ &. “WINDOW SHADES and LOOSE COVERS miide to order. Special tention given to Steam Carpet Cleaning. called for and SINGLETON & HOEKE, m2 801 MARKET SPACE. LAssBuRcH & BRO. WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THE BALANCE OF THE SEASON. GREAT CLEARING SALE IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW BUILDING IN THE FALL, WE OFFER NOW: ‘Ten Cases beautiful LAWNS, warranted fast colors, in Figured and Polka Dot, 5 cents, ‘Three Cases SEERSUCKER, at 9c., worth 12340, Five Sogd finest French SEERSUCKER, 123c., worth ‘Three Cases small PLAID WOOL DRESS GOODS, re- duced to 12}c. from 30c. One Case BROCADED DRESS GOODS, in all the new spring shades, at 14c, One Case ALL-WOOL FINEST NUN'S VEILING, at 25c, These are very acarce. We just received them from the Custom: House, having ordered them in January, Two Cases ECRU, only FRENCH BUNTING, at 16c. per yard. These cost 5c. to import, but as it iss ~ Job lot and all one shade, we bought them at a ssc One Case FAILE RELIGEUSE, the finest Cloth im- ported, 45inches wide, at 65c.,. reduced from $1.25. One Case double width NUN’S VEILING, at 50c., re- duced from 75, One Case 6-4 small check ALI. WOOL DRESS GOODS, at0c, Other mérchants are selling them at $1. Six Cases ALL WOOL FANCY BUNTINGS. in Black and all the leading Spring shades, at 25c., worth 0c, A great bargain, BLACK SILKS, COLOBED SILKs, ‘Ten Pieces extraordinary good BLACE SILK, at $1. It compares favorably with any $1.50 Silks, Nowis your time tobuy. It will pay you to layit by ‘until Fall, as itis a sure saving of 60c. per yard, Fifty Dosen MISSES SILK HOSE, in Pink, Bineand Cream, at 750. s pair, worth $1.25, Every article in our two stores reduced. We want to crowd our stores with purchasers, and we are content to make sacrifices to do it, Our building is going on rapidly. © drewing of which ‘can be seen in our window. ‘We mast open witha GLEAN, EW STOOK, GPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOO) TNuminated Dress Goods, widest double width, pure Wool, only 500. . Nun's Veiling, all colors, pure Wool, Handsome Black Brocade Silks, all pure Silk, $1. Colored and Black Silks, 50c. Black and White Striped Silks, 500. Black Silk Velvet, $1. Light Blue and Pink Cashmeres, pure Wool, wide double width, 500. Checked Dress Goods—Black and White, Blue and Gold, Green and Gold, Brown and White, 25c. Colored and Black Casimeres, pure wool, double widch, 373¢c. Piano Covers, Silk Embroidered, $3.75. Bleached Table Damask, all Linen, 50c. Cloth for Men'sand Boys’ wear, 370. to $1.50. Black Cashmere Shawi, all Wool, $2. Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, %c. dozen. Honey-Comb White Quilta, 75e. Black Silks, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. One hundred pieces of Scotch Ginghams, plaid, plain and striped, 250. CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPACE. SUMMER RESORTS. (Ge SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and, later when company will justify, having the largest ewimmins pool of carbonated m: Yister in the world. “Also, Chalybeate Springs, (secon tonone,) rich in iron, and, from a half to aan ters of’an hour's ride, (carriage or horseback, ) a fine White Sulphur. Grand mountain scenery, suminer cli- mate unsurpassed; a charming summer home. More satisfactory results ina number of diseases (nome in a few weeks, othera a season) than any springs in this country of, Eurone and rates of chance moderate, Eas access from all points of the compass, Panp! and water at Thompson's, 703 15th street, Washington, good bosting and dehingEngete corse early.” Hus ani ing. Ensue roo y- " ireds turned away each season unable to get quarters. a W. H, SALE, Proprietor. R, 110) F STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D.C. LADIES’ GOODS. ) ME J.P. PALME! Tam now prepared to show all the latest IMPORTAs] TIONS in SILKS, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, STRAW) GOODS, pis: SELMA RUPPERT, ———} (608 Nixtu Sraeet, Orrostrs Parext Orrice, Choice selection of Chiliren’s LACE and SHIRRED CAPS. SUN BONNETS, “LONG AND OR DRESSES, CLOAKS. and all kinds of CHILD! FURNISHING GOODS. are aetnent of Ladies’ and Children's i Lisle Thread and Suk, GAUZE UNDERWEAR. Lisle Thread and silk GLOVES. New LACES snd HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, Canbric, Nainsook ara Swist, =e Ges a DOUGLASS’, ¢ AND ¥ STREETS. PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, LATEST NOVELTIES, BEST QUALITIES. LOWEST PRICES, DOUGLASS’, axp NINTH NINTH F STREETS. ml ats, Bonnets, “Flowers, Plumes, ‘ete. Old LAD id BONNE'S ‘CAPS a apeciaity. an ce a ity. G18 9h wtreet northe, ml = — GPsctaL NOTICE! SPECIAL NOTICE! ‘The great ruch which has attended the opening OUR NEW STORE has not detracted from our exten- sive stock, as we are receiving daily lange involoes of | the choicest Novelties which the Paris market affords, | We would particularly request our customers and the Public toexamine our stock and prices, which we are satisfied cannot be equalled in the city. ' ‘ a2 mi22w . H. § rroprie E PARK HOTEL, WILLIAMSPORT, PA., $8 Deals er wesks The hotel ead surrounds’ ate very attractive. Groun 's handsomely laid out, with flowers and fountzins, shaded by «rand ¥/¥ old forest oaks—domesticated deer add to their, beauty. A cooler and prettier home for the hot mon cannot be found in the mountains. A farmhouse free- dom, with an abundant supply of the farm produce, combined with a liberal mauagement, makes the Park Hotel a very desirable place to spend part of the sum- mer, or-on. your Journey to ix or Saratoga, i, W., break your msport. 2m ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, STEPHEN- m's Depot P. O., Frederick county. Va.— Terms: Board per day, $2; board per weel 2 if days), $40 bo:rd 5 i price, Open ist June, Paniph‘ete at Star office m9-2w = E. C, JORDAN. ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. ear Winchester, Va. $1 Great North Mountain, “y A5S.P grea Sane tat. as, ‘or pamp) vi ly AS PRATT re Rooms early. OTEL BENNETT, 2 = BROOME COUNTY, BINGHAMTON, N.Y. ‘This new Hotel, built and furnished at a cost; of $135,000, contains ALL the iuxuriex found in the best hotels in the country, and although, ae opened only one year is known by thousands to be one of the best In the state. Broome county, located on the cool highlands in the state of New York, stands first in the list of counties as to general healthfulness. Bing~ hamton, containing 20,000 inhabitants, is justly called the **Parlor City,” and with its cleanliness, fine streeta, residences, parks, views and drives, fishing and boati on the Chenango and Susquehanna rivers, absence malaria and ease of access from all points, is «model beautiful city. A limited number who wish to spend Me summer comfortably, quietly: sud economically make arrangements to do so by addressing G. M. FUR- MAN, Prop'r. m3-1m JAKATOGA SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. Season of 1882 opens JUNE 10th and closes SEP- TEMBER 30th, m2-2m, TT, Proprietor. terms and all information, SON, 401 Uth strect north west, m9-30 _TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. ‘ORK SULPHUR SPRINGS. ‘This delightful summer resort will be o} for the reception of guests May 15TH, under an’ entirely new management. The place is reached, by rail to New Oxford, thence by comfortable couchesto the Springs: daily mail from all points; chi moder- ate. For terms or information address A. SMITH, Proprietor, York Sulphur Springs, Adains ‘Co., Pa: mi-Im' LOCK ISLAND, R. I. 3 OCFAN VIEW HOTEL, THE FAVORITE OCEAN RESORT FOR WASH- INGTON PEOPLE, ‘The medical profession pronounce this the most healthy resort on the Atlar coast. It is' 15 miles at sea; pure ocean breezes: alway! ot eee ee qo and mobi bat ielightful walke and drives; magnificent bass, sca trout, sword, cod and biue fishing. No malaria, this "Sea gitiaie es OF Summer is **Sea gi | The Ocean View is on a hich bluff, overlooking the ocean, and accommodates 500 guests: broad piazzas ex- tend nearly one quarter of a mie in length; splendid music; elegant ball and theatrical room; hot’ and cold sea baths in hotel: has more permanent families than any hotel on the Atlantic coast; electric bella, gas, &e., in every room; submarine cable to ad. Two smaller houses—Pequot and Hotel Manissees—under same management. Send for Illustrated Handbook, 0. 8. MARDEN, Manager, a28-2m _ 43 Bowdoin et., Boston, until June 15th, RVING HALL, MECHANICSBURG, P. O. PA. Eight mites et rrisburg, via C. berland Valley. Capacity, 60 cuests. ELWOOD, TRANG, Proprietor, Late r, Ss EASON 1882, BRIGHT HOUSE a DOUGLASS HOUSE, Rehoboth Beach, Delay igure, Seah INE 1, 1882. Terms, $8 10$14 per mechs ‘Sond for circular. < for ireular. alj-2m Warten BURTON, Proprietor. ERMONT HOUSE, V Atlantic City, N. J. April 15th for the season. 9 ‘The most airy anh delightfal Sumner Home, gp, tee coast A, Bea View from every, Room in 1 house. Good , Croquet groun other op ities for social enjoyment. ‘The enter= inment of families % = “*\iRS. D, B. STOCKHAM. m28-3m 945 K street, Washington, BOOKS, &c. OW READY, VOL. 2, SCHOULER’S HIS- tory of the United Staten under, the Constitution, 1801, 1817. ‘Theabove work hias Just been received from the press. ‘Ttis a neat octave volume of 472 pages, bound incloth, This volume, with the first ( ‘was pub- Ushed about six months d the history of what may be called Sneued with an index as APANESE DECORATIVE BOOKS, SCROLLS, J’ Ni ‘Pictures, resale, Bi ‘Fans, Napkins, Parasci J.Ja¥Y GOULD" 028-1m 421 din strect northwest. RSENCH BOOKS, FINEST STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, E V. G. FISCHER, Buccessor to M. E. Boardman), 529 15th Street, Opposite U.S. Treasury, ‘Washington, D.C. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F Sturer xonruweer_ ND FINE MILLINERY GooDs; SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; SILK, FLANNEL and CAMBRIC SUITS, the largest and most eiecant assortment in the city, made exclu, sively to my order, M. WILLIAN, 4 YLVANIA AVENUE, ty Pattern HAT 907 PE} _1 CITE TREVISE, PARIS. MME Yor braxpis. £07 Penneylvanis er At Wal blishment, 07 Penneylvania ave., over M. Willian’s estat Formerly with Lord ’& Taylor, New York, and Wa. Barr & Co., St! Louis. Evening Dresses; Bridal Trouseaus, « Cloaks, Dolinans and Suits; all made st the notice; perfect work, superior fittings and guarantees perfoct HER SPECIA TES ARE— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest Imported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform French Corsets and Busties.. ea eee, porting Corset, for whic! 4 anda $1 Corset, her own muke, that for cannot be rurpansed, N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. IMMING STORE, sat! TVARIAAVES ' Dreenen Costumes, Cloaks, &0,, made in mmpe. Tior style at short notice. “Ladies can faye Dresses ost and vasted, and a perfect fit cuaranteed. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. = ————— ———= NINGHAM, ““HATTER.”—SPRING C'Sik ist made toorder, Oia siglen remonaine Straw Hats of all kinds cleaned. ce Manilla a specialty. CUNNINGHAM, 740 horthweet. oy" al ‘ail We a UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY IM DKESS SHIRTS, AN NSY rined Gottars, Tinen Cuffs, Silk ‘Neckwear, Cotton Bocks, Undershirts and Drawers. y Percale 51 Dest le an of ihirts, the very quality, Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents, Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only $2. Six fine Dress Shirts to order for $9. All goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every wa mis MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street northwest. S, ® =LLeny, le SUCCESSOR 1 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, . MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Sraser Noxruwest, Wasumxorox, D.Q, Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. =» $12. ix Extra Fine Shirts to order. Ls Six Fine Shirts to order... f — — r[ompson’s DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest, NECKWEAR, FOOTWEAR, fi -made SHIRTS at foll : me, Pee canted ee Miata Boy's Wameutta, unfinished. 60c. ‘750. S10 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, HANDSOMELY FINISHED, EASY OF AOvESS, ’ AND NOT COMPLICATED. A first-class Refrigerator at a small cost, 5 Call and see our testimonials. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sole Agent for the D. C, mill 709 COME AND SEE THEM, 709 Our Charcoal Packed SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS, | ‘They are strictly first class, and every one guaranteed, towive entire satisfaction. PORCELAIN-LINED WATER COOLERS, CREAM FREEZERS, SODA TUMBLERS, &c., &6 ‘& Large Assortment of HANDSOMELY DECORATED TOILET SETS, AT LOW PRICES. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, mio 709 MARKET SPACE. EFRKIGERATORS, Rie = SORELLE WATER ICE CHESTS at low prices. “rieas FREEZERS, Soe ceusnen eee Gilray's Celebrated LACE CURT, ‘RETCHERS, ™ GEO. WATTS, 029 ‘314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. Lr YOU WANT A COOK STOVE OB RANGE Call and see our new Range, with Patent Duplex EW BOOKS, Bt. 2 vols... Baye ihe Brain ’s War Diary of the Rebeliion.. i w : Pe Amicl'« Morocco and its People. beaters JAMES J. CHAPMAN, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Branch Box Office Ford's Opera House. alo SAFE DEPOSIT CO. ECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, BOBBERY, FIRE OB ACCIDENT. : ‘THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington. \ cpepleewciatn og! Coxmnza Srarer axp New Yor Ave Pee oete £8 ee Seay 1867. VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT PIANOS AND ORGANS. __ Cusuncer J. REED'S, PIANO WAREROOMS: 483 SEVENTH STREET, Bole Agent of the matchless HEINEKAMP PIANOS