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LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasntnaton, D.C.. May 13, 1882, 9:30a.m. For the middie Atlantic states, c weather, ‘With rain, easterly winds, becoming variable, sta~ tionary or higher temperature, falling followed by Fising barometer. Special Weather Balletin. ‘The chief signal officer of the furnishes the following special bulletin to the press:— ‘The barometer ts lowest in the Ohio valley, where the depression has remained central for three ays. in has fallen in all the districts except the Guif states. The following rainfalls exceeding One inch in the past 26 hours are reported:—Bos- ton, 1.03; Provincetown, 1.12; Sandy Hook, 1.78; Lynchburg, 1.18; Columbus, 1.18, and Champaign, 1.23. _Northeasteriy winds prevail in the lake re- gion,New England and the middie states and north- ‘Westerly west of the Mississippi river. The temper- ature has fallen in ail of the southern states and Femained nearly stationary tn the northern st te: €ast of the Rocky Mountuins It averages from 10° to 15¢ below tht inean for the month, — Household Art. WHAT A REPORTER SAW IN A NODERN FURNITCUE ESTABLISHMENT—THE TENDENCY TO COMBINE USE- FUENESS WITH ORNAMENT. ‘Though the sun flower ecstacy, which has been alm caricMtured to de: e as the highest product of thi Of medern days, Te has resulted from the mov: Went much that is really wholesome and Denef- efent. Such was the natural Feporter when passing through the la ture ont carpet ware-rooms of Wash. B. Williams, 817 and 319 7th street, corner of D street. It should be remarked here that few elties can boast of so large and well-r establishment of the kind, and one which so well reflects the state of the pul aands in the line of furnt- blic taste and ds it iter room 1s filled with binet maker's and uphol- from the plain deal table or side- ished plier glasses and stie one observes requires t auty in form. nis ordinarily bestowed upon a Matter-of-fuct reporter to rave over a chair, or to alta bedstead a poem in walnut, but those who ‘usceptible to ecstatic emotions will fd much to del re drawing-root sets whose ornaments tion joins the present by a mystical ink with th days of the Ptolemics, ‘The types and forms that delighted the Exyptian sculptor, whose mummy long since crumbied away in African sands, now Feappears asa reminder of the imperishbility of art, upon the backs of sofas and chairs made for 39th century drawing rooms. The classic models Of Greece, extravagant Moresean ornamentation, the somber spirit of Medieval times, the luxury of the Turk—all have their exponents’ in the end- ess array of furniture that crowds the spacious Salesrooms. A new style which seems to be very popular isin ebenized wood, ungilded. With ap- propriate upholstery the effect ts cne of unostenta- ious, SS that 1s much to be desired. the plain Oxford are soitly cushioned Turkish sets, invit- o dreamy repose. The quaint’ Queen le stands in contrast with the Marquis and the modern Crinoline. Ingenuity has been ex- hausted in forming divans, sotas and windo chairs, so that they may ‘ce amount of comfort with some ing the eye. Ther as in carving and shaping th Hams has attached to his establishment a large Side by stie with sets of a tLe Worksh»p, manned by skilled upholsterers. The appropriate selection of patterns, and the harmo- ious blending of colors require no Uttle artiste conception, end the work to be Toms’ sal’s rooms bears testimony roachable taste. The first floor of the furniture jouse Is devoted to office and Hbrary furniture and exhibits the perfe-tion reached in combin- {pg utility and ornament. The second floor 1s devc@t to parlor and drawing-room suits; and 2 Dp here the highest art of the carver and upholsterer are exhibited. On the next floor are displayed chamber sets, from the plainest to the rarest pat- terns—in walnut, ash, and mahozany—ranging In rice all the way from $0 to $500. Another room given up to furniture of a cheaper class On the re large store-rooms, Where duplicate The carpet departunent oceupies the nd floors of the adjoining building. on the first floor, which 1s devoted W silks, and uphoistery larly attractive by a spa~ nd handsome stairway, at the rear of the leading to the floor above. This stairway, is embellished with elegant carving, @rnamental newel posts, and magnificent ler glasses, ts flanked on elther side by a snug ittie office for the proprietor and his assistants. @n the second floor are shown the finest products Of the loom—body Bru-seis, Axminsters, Moquettes and Wiitons. There are Here also lace curtains, brejwins and counterpanes of the richest texture. The basement ts appropriated to oll cloths, refrigerators and the like. From the vast Stores In the large establishment one can furnish @ house throuzhout with everything, from the car- ts to the mosquito bars. The extraordinary facilities possessed by Mr. Williams enables him ‘to furnt=h suites in any style or pattern desired, at ac hile this establishment, beth’ in din the style and quality of the goods offered for sale, deserves to be ranked With the best metropolitan houses, Mr. Williams’ trons enjoy the benefit of a great reduction be- metropolitan prices. My New 5c. Cigan—the her—ts a delight- fulsmoke. Morcoe’s, 1207 P wide-open doors.) ning Journat: Persons about €o Visit New York will find comfortable quarters at the Buckingham hotel, on 5th avenue and 50th street. The location is very convenient, and the facilities for reaching any part of the’ city are ampie. ACTERISTICS of an agreeable perfume cacy, permanency, anda vague sugges- S of something remote, fond, and touching; that as we Inhale It, in an indescribable way oid hrances come back, pleasing fancies awake, and a whole train of cherished assoctations 1s re- vived. Of ail perfumes contrived by the art of Man, none have shown themselves comparable to Murray & Lanman Florida Water in tlal respects, as is attested by its use among the refined, cultivated, and luxurious Classes wherever an’ indestructibie fragrance 1s looked for Wo enkindle pleasure in the senses or the mind, by King the electric chain wherewith we are quickly bound.” Baicnr Days must come soon, but during this Gull cold spell a great call has been made for Spring wraps and thicker garments than the sea- son wyuld indicate. Taylor & Hutty have a fine Sock “of these gonds on hand, and they are to be Sold at a decided reduction, as tere is no room for them in the sales-room, with the fmmens? assort- nent of fine white and light summer dresses. Ladtes should sneure some of these goods, a8 they are unusually chotce and elegant. Lover Canps—9th st. wing Center Market, Bustness Surrs. George Spransy, 507 7th street. A New Derantcne.—Hlereafter Mr. Davis will Usein both his studios, @5 Pa. ay. and 723 7th st., Bis new and wonderful instantaneous process for Making photographs. ‘The rapidity with which ‘they are made is marvelous—it is more easy to ob- tain 2 correet likeness and a natural expression. Call and see the working of this wonderful process. Frsex.1’s Ice Cream. REFRIGERATORS AND Ice Cuests.—Factory prices atJ. W. Schaefer's, 1020 7th street northwest. Eveny HOUseKREPER should avail themselves of the generous offer of Smith, Hanway & Co See advertisement in another column. Sones, waltzes, marches, galops, polkas, 5 cts., 3. Jay Gould's PoRTLaXD Cement, best quality, K. B& & Lafarge and Bremen. Fresh cargo just arrived. sale by J. W. McKnight, importers’ agent, No. 611-613 E street northwest. Send in your orders. Inrortep Of on draught, 60 9th street. Srrctat Notice to the publie—who have been Impesed on. We offer at our new market, 1634 14th Street, the finest meats at lower prices than any dealers. Siriota, 15 and 2 cents; porterhouse, 20 and % cents; choice rib roast, 15 and 2 cents; spring lamb and veal in proportion. Bailey & 2 SHAWL SraaPs given to $5 buyers. Young's For wall papers, window shades, &c., go toR. W. Henderson @ Co.'s, 1113 F street northwest. Dxess Stirs George Spransy, 507 7th street. Jvsr Ovr.—Guitean’s book; price, 75 cents, CELLULOID collars and cuffs, at Auerbach’s, 7th and i — IxtewreRaxce is greatly due to the numerous Mdulterated and impure liquors that Mind their way f the market. For the purest and best brands of ld rye and other brands of whiskeys go to Xan- Ger’s, 11 7th street. Reap Baxrrrwore’s brightest newspaper, Day, pudiished every day ‘Would have all the news of the Fead it. The Day dawns in W: m. all the year round, without. time-t The Ar L. Hemecy’s Shoe House, No. 402 7th street, ‘will be sold the following special bargains for two Peanein Pane 24 cents. and Button, 50 cents, ‘Tam Juwnt Cigan is a comfortable Se, smoke, ‘Morcoe’s, 1207 Pa. ave. n.w., (wide-open doors. ) Fireman set, Scta; 9th st. wing Center It would require | | Sinlng next Tuesday. LOCAL MENTION. Hammiton’s Canpy Srore selling out to leave town. This establishment here in Operations nineteen months ago, and has done the most suc- cessful business ever done in Washington, having sold over Poms | seen of candies, Mr. H. eee ‘ashinj » next December candies for the holidaya. If you want a go at once to Hamilton’s eandy store, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue, See advertise- ment. THREE-JOINTED ash fishing rod, %c. Three-jointed ash fishing rod, with lance wood Four-jointed ash fishing rod, with lance wooa Ip, 990. ‘Three-jointed bamboo rod, 9c, Boston VaRIgTY STORE, -_ 705 Market Space. SPECIAL BARGAINS.—Three Howe machines at $7 | each, warranted In good order, at Oppenheimer's, | 528 oth street. | A SPLENDID Orrorruwrry to engage in manufac- turing business presents itself in the "3 sale | of the planing, sash and door factory at the corner | Of 1st and D streets northwest, to take place on | Monday, May 15th, at 5 o’elock. This sale includes | Machinery, fixtures, bulldiags and warehouses, | Price's Jewetry Stoxe.—Specialties, gold-filled Jeweiry copied from solid designs, $2 to Tus IMpRoveMENTS at Hempier’s, optician, are | progressing, Uhe stock larger, and’ prices lower han ever. CITY AND DISTRICT. SS Amusements To-night. Forp’s Orgra Hovse.—“Our Boys.” Nationat THEATER.—“Her Atonement.” CaritaL THeaTeR.—Variety entertainment. Opp FELiows’ Hat1.—World’s Museum. a Condensed Locals. ‘The body of Andrew Herbert, a laborer, 37 years | old, arrived at the B. & P. depot this morning from. | Pittsburg, Pa, He was killed by raliroad accl- | dent vesterday in that city. | Ofticer McGreevy tound a still Dorn infant in | the canal at N street bridge, yesterday afternoon. The American Society of Civil Engineers will hold its annual convention at Willard Hall, be- ‘There will be three’ ses- sions on Tuesday, viz, at 10a. m., and 1:30 and 8 P. M.; on Wednesday sessions will be held at 2 | and 8p. m., and on Friday at 3p. m. Col. T. L. Casey 1s chairman of the local committee. ¢. J. W. Clark was not arrested in a taid by the | police on lottery offices yesterday, as erro- | necusly reported, Ata ineeting of the Young American club, held | at the Hamiiton school building, last evening, the | folowing officers were elected? Prestient, J.’ E. | ward Talbert; vice-president, Henry G.” Lewi cretary, Mary A. Stubener;’ treasulrer, Mary E. Kieny; critic, F, Edward Crutchett; ibrarian Nel- Ha E Quackenbush. G. A. Whitaker sends the Westminster Review tor April. Mr. Seward A. Haseltine, son of Hon. Ira S. Ha- seltine, Representative from Missouri, to-day re- ceived his certificate of admission to practice be- | fore the Supreme Court of the District ot Colum- bia. Mr. Haseltine recetves the degree of L.L. M. ina few days from the Columbian law school, of this city. James E. Shea, whose hearing on the charge of sending obscene matter through the mails has been pending before U.S. Commisstoner Mills. yes- terday waived further examination and gave ball for court in $560. Judd & Detweiler have issued a handsome edi- tion of the Interesting “Saturday Lectures” deliv- ered at the National Museum building. ‘The Rise in the Potomac. A dispatch from Harper's Ferry to the signal Office in this city, dated at O'clock this morn- | Ing, say ‘iver rose 63g feet yesterday and last niene Still rising.” A.m.—SIx inch rise reported since receipt of above report. a A New Direct Ratnoap Rove FROM WASHING- | TON To THE W ‘The rapid development of the 9 of this country has never been more aptly {llustrat m in the fact that there wiil open to-morrow another direct through all- rail communication from Washington to the west and southwest. ‘Trains will run direct from Wash- ington to Loutsville, Ky., without change, and will be the only one of the titree great trunk lines that now go out of the capital wiilch run through to Louisville and Lexington, Ky, The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, which 1s the msn line and east- ern end of this connection, has opened an office at 513 Pennsylvania avenue, where through tickets, Pullman coaches and other information can be obtained. A dally train will leave the Baltimore | and Potomac depot at 8:20 a. m. direct for Louls- | ville, and a train for local points on the C. and O. R. R’ will also leave at 10:35 p.m. dally. ‘The sum- mer resort regions of Virginia and Kentucky can be reached by this line as well, which runs through @ country of magnificent sce! A Jusmiriasie Cat K1ziine.—John W. Graham, residing on D, between 6th and 7th strects, Rast Washington. ’ was charged in the Police Court, yesterday, with cruelty to animals, in having shot and killed the cat of Mrs W. A. Leonard, a neigh- bor, last Saturday evening. Grahatn testified that her cat has been killing his chickens, avd Saturday evening he saw it in his yard with one of his chickens in its mouth, whereupon he shot the cat and struck it with a stone, allling it. The court dismissed the case. ae Repvcrp.—A very large reduction in dress goods fsannounced by Trunnell & Clark, Market Space, near the corner of Peunsylvania avenue and 8th street. French and English dress goods, here- tofore sold at 50 and 62%; cents, can be had on Mon- day and next week al 25 cents. See advertise- ment for full details. ——.>—__ CONTRADICTING Dr. Buiss.—The last number of Walsh’s Retrospect contains affidavits of Drs. Smith Townshend and N. S. Lincoln controverting Dr. Bitss’ statement that he discovered the frac- ture of the rib in the case of President Garfleld at the depot on the morning of the shooting. Both of these gentlemen say that they were first in- formed of the fracture by Surgeon General Wales. ee A Boy Snor Lirrer.—A ten-year-old colored boy named John Wheeler was in the dock at the Police Court, to-day, charged with stealing three pairs of ‘socks from the store of Morris Clark, No. 732 7th street. Mr. Clark told the court that yesterday afternoon the defendant came into the Store and while a female clerk was waiting on him, he con- cealed the socks under his coat, and when witness attempted to take them from him he attempted to bite witness, The court took the boy’s aunts per- ‘sonal bonds to send him out of the District, Spa as DEATH OF A.CLERGYMAN.—Rev. Charles Kalbfus, a former member of the Baltimore conference of the M. E. church, but for 16 years of the Ohio conference of that church, died at his home at Yellowstone Springs, Ohio, on the 10th inst. The deceased was the father of Mr. Thos, B. Kalbfus, of the Washington sunday Herald, and was a native of Baltimore, Md. He was at one time sta- Uoned tn Alexandria, and on Marlboro (Md.) cir- cuit. He was 72 years of age, and died from eas with which he was attacked on the SALE oF Picrurzs.—A very interestin: of pictures, including a ‘few fine ofl paintings, numerous original sketches in ofl by various artists, beautiful engravings and other choice works Of art, {s now on exhibition in Mr. Dowling’s sales-rooms, and will be sold at auction during the coming week. A most excellent opportunity to secure fine pictures. See the advt. collection CASES NEW LINEN LAWNS, x4 8 CHOICE STYLES, 8 CETS PER YARD. PARASOLS, gilt ribe, Spanish lace, silk Lined, at $4 and $5. India Linens, fine quality, 20, 25 cts, Zephyr Ginghams, new styles, 15 cts. Gents’ Cassimeres, spring styles, $1, $1.25, $1.60 yard. Bridal Counterpanes, best quality, $1.50, All Wool Lace Bunting, only 25 cents. ‘Silk Damasse Grenadines. Black Cashmeres, 41 inches wide only 50 cts. Boye’ Spring Cassimeres, 37, 50, 62 cts, Nun's Veilings, Albatross Cloths and Chudda Cloths, ‘Madras Ginzhams, 10 and 12 cents, Tabie Linens, 25, 37, 50 cts. Parasols, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3. Silk Moires, all colors, $1. at TOWSON'S, = PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. MUBPUORICH THE “ONLY” AND “ORIGINAL,” as made by C. H. GRAVES, OF BOSTOR, . Isready on opening, and just the thing for usin CLUBS, HOTELS AND PARTIS, And at private spreads, Put a Case in your wine cellar. ‘Trade supplied by @. G. CORNWELL, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, The Mrs. Mason and Baby Fund, ‘The ‘additional subscriptions have been received at THE Star office Heretofore scknowiedged $2,017 60 iralla First National Bas 10 67 Six little boys of Chicago, Ill 2.00 $9,080 27 —_.—__ District Government Notes. The Commissioners have notified Mr. Charles White, president of the Capitol, North © street and South Washington railroad company to re- pair the upper Of 11th street northwest and put it in as condition as it was before torn up. Ifnot within fifteen is for e Tepair of the street will be by the Dis- trict, and the cost of such repairs charged to the company. REPORT ON THE COUNTY EXPENDITURES. Lt. Greene has addressed a letter to the Commis- stoners in relation to the present condition of the county roads, and says, “assoon as the new ap- propriation becomes avatiable In July, further re- pairs will be made on them, and an effort will be Inade to use nothing but stone in such repairs, so a8 to avoid the inconvenience arising in wet weather from the clay.” “The total amount of taxes contributed from outside of the city limits, has averaged during the past three years, $76,066.17 annually. The U. 8. contributed an equal amount, feo” total revenues from the county are The county receives for schools, police, and its share of the expense of administration and charl- ties very nearly as much as 1t contributes, and that for roads, lamps and surveys it recelyes over $5,000, taken “from the city revenues. “It would not,” he states, “be proper nor expedient, to re- duce the expenilitures for the county, and since the interests of the city and county are so closely connected and the county revenues are insufficient for its needs, it 1s advisable to supplement them With a portion of the city revenues, as has been done for years past, but {t is proper that the fact should be known that the county recetves annu- ally about 45 per cent more than it contributes to the District revenues.” SRE, A CHARGE OF Fraup Not SUsTAINED.—' Hoover was before Judge Snell yesterday on the charge of receiving 60 cents trom Mrs. Sarah F. Trainhem, colored, of No. 1422 F street, under false Zely retenses. Mr. O. D. Barrett appeared for the de- ence. Mrs. Trainham testified that last Tuesday week Hoover collected a bill from her and asked her if she had any bills to be collected, and she gre him a bill for $9 against J. P. Elliott, a clerk inthe Treasury, Upon returning he reported to her that he had been to the Treasury and had El- liott make an order for $9.60 on the paymastcr, and he (Hoover) charged 60 cents for the cost of having the order filed, but she would receive the 60 cents from Elliott with the $9, upon which wit- ness paid him the 6 cents. Mr. Elliott testifed that he made no such order on the paymaster. Hoover took the stand and denied the charge, and the court said he would have to dismiss the case. Cc UTICURA, THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER RESOLVENT. ULCERS. FIVE HOLES RUNNING TO THE BONE—A DRUGGISI'S TESTIMONY. It is with the utmost pleasure that I send another and larger order for your CuTIoURA. Please send two dozen extra of the Resotvent. I receive daily the most encouraging and satisfactory reporta of the won- ders it is working, not only from those who have had it, but those who are now uzing it. I persuaded an elderly lady, who had an ulcer on her leg, to useit. She took my advice, and soon began to get better. Her leg, which had five holes running to the bone, and all dis- charging matter and very painful, is now quite well. She is able now to work well, walk well and sleep well, and is otherwise in perfect health. She hus already re- newed her supplies tive times, and says she never meane to be without a bottle of Resoives7 in the house. JAS. P. DERBY, Drugegist, Fitchburg, Mass. SCROFULOUS HUMOR. EYES, EARS AND NECK IN THE MOST PITIABLE CONpI- TION. No onecan tell theamount of suffering I have endured. When I was twelve years old a Scrofulous Humor broke out in one of its worst forms. While my whole system ffected, my eyes, ears and neck were in the most ble condition, ané upon my left arm was a running and painful sore. Iwas dreadfully afraid I would go into contumption, as two of my sisters had done. I used the Curicuna and Soar on my sores and took the RESOLVENT regularly for four months, and was cured? T now enjoy a state of health and happiness I never ex- pected in thie world, uy AMANDA A, WHITNEY, Little Rock, Ark. SALT RHEUM. HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARS—UNABLE TO WALK FOR ONE YEAR—GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND KNEES—A WONDERFUL CUE. Thave had a most wonderful cure of Salt Rheum. For seventeen years I suffered with Salt Rheum; I had it on my head, face, neck, arms and legs. I was notable to walk, only on my hands and knees, for one year. I have not been able to help myself for eight years. I tried hundreds of remedies; not one had the least effect. The doctors ssid my case was incurable. So my parents tried everything that came along. I saw your adver- tisement, and concluded to try CuricunA REMEDIES. The Cuticura brought the humor to the surface of my skin. It would drop off as it carne out, until now I am entirely well. All I can say is I thank you most heartily for my cure. Any person who thinks this letter a fraud, let them write or come and see me, and find out ror themselves. Yours truly, sf WILL McDONALD, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. ERYSIPELAS OF A CHRONIC FORM FOR YEARS CURED BY CUTICURA ‘REMEDIES, A lady living about five miles from this town, who has been troubled with Erysipelas for many years, swollen limba, bad -ores, and scales and scabs on her legs, bas been entirely cure? by five months’ treatment with your Curicuns and Curictns Resotvenr (blood purifier.) INO. R. RIPLEY, Bridgeport, Ct. CUTICURA RESOLVENT, THE KEW BLOOD PURIFIER, Internally, and Curicuna and Curiouna Soa? extern- ally, will positively cure every «pecies of humor, froma conimon pimple to scrofula. “ Price of Curicuna, emall boxes, 5c. 8, $1. Curicuna KESOLWENT, $1per bottic. Cur . 25e. CUTIGURA SHAY- ING SoAP, 15c._ Bold by all Depot, WEEKS & POTT! THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BrsT FOR ‘TOILET, BATH, BANDEERCHIEPF, GELLING OUT TO LEAVE YOU. HAMILTON'S CANDY STORE, 1981 “PENNSYLVANIA 8 AVENUE. All CANDIES must be sold by June Ist. Come and LAW MOWUERS. 3 CITY ITEMS. rents clothing. wiiah a polat are offeri -made clothing, which in ot ‘quality of Taaterial and excellency of workman- ship equals the best custom work. * Noah Walker & Co.’s Make-to-Order Department is stocked with choice lines of foreign and domestic woolens, cheviots, ‘col and di: mn ‘the latest our prices are the wee Hop Bitters has restored to sobriety and health perfect wrecks from intemperance. ‘Those Who Suffer from #n enfeebled and disordered state of the em should take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and cleanse the blood.» Purge out the lurking distem- per that undermines health, aid the constitutional ‘Vigor will return, Health, Hope and Happiness are restore| by'the tie of Lydia & Pinkhames Veg- etabie Ccmoound. It is a positive cure for all those dl €as+s from which women suffer so much. Send to Mrs. Lydia. Pinkham, 233 Western ave- nue, Lynn., Mass,, for pamphlets. A Medicinal Wine for Kidney Come plaint. It 1s pleasant to know that there ts one article of pure wine in the market for medicinal use. We have reference to Speer’s Port Grape Wine; itis one of the most delicious Wines I have ever tasted. Idoubt whether there is a vineyard in the Old or New World that can yield a Wine at all compara- ble to this in richness and delicacy of flavor. Mr. Speer cultivates the grapes for the wine, and each bottle he sells is | Merah to be four years old. It is 1 ‘ly used in the New York-and European hospitals for Dropsy, Gout and Kidney Complaints. It has found {ts way, t would seem, to London and Paris hospitals, as the best Wine to strenghten and build up a consumptive or debilitated system, Boston Evening Transcript. The Greatest Appetizer, Stomach, Blood and Liver Regulator on earth— Hop Bitters, Nervous Headache—Nervous Weakness, Nervous Debilityis promptly and permanently cured by Allen’s Brain Foods per package, 6 tor . At Te free by mail on receipt of piice, trom Joun #1. Axies, 817 First Avenue, N.Y. TOT & CROMWELL, Agents, 480 Penh’a avenue, Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice, roaches, peau flies, ants, moles, chipmunks, copter, “Another Soul Made Happy,” sald the druggist, on selling-a bottle of German Corn Remover, Thorough Purity Of the cuticule is attained by the use of Glenn’s Sulphur Soa Dp. ill’s Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, 50 cents. Strictly Pure Liquors, for Medicinal Use. Extra fine old Arlington Whisky $4 per gallon, $1 per quart bottle, James F. McGee, 404 9th st. n.w. Why Den’t You aad Carter’s Little Liver Pills? ‘They positively cure sick headache, and all the ills produced by disordered Uver. Only one pill a dose. ‘The Distinguishing Charm. A delightful fragrance of freshly gathered flow- ers and spices 1s the distinguishing charm of Floreston Cologne. Beauty Regained. _ ‘The beauty and color of the hair may be safely regained by using Parker’s Hair Balsam, which is Much admired for its perfume, cleanliness and dandruff eradicating properties. How to Save. All hard workers are subject to bilious attacks which may end in dangerous illness, Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep the kidneys and liver active, and by preventing the attack save much sickness, Joss of time, and expense. —Detroit Press, 21,000 Rewara For any case of blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBlng's Pile Remedy fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 913 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- out his signature. Sold by druggists, o18-e0 A Card. To all who are suffering {roi the errors and In- diseretions of youth, liervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., 1 will send a recipe that Will cure you, free of Charge. ‘This great re- medy was discovered by; ionary South America. Send a self-addressed ures to the Kev. Joseru T. Inwan. Station D, New York city. A Question in Arithmetic. At what value do you appraise your life? Is it worth half a dollar? “If so, remeniber that a fitty cent bottle of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar Will kill a cough that would otherwise kill you, Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute, Forty Years’ Exverience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winsiow’s Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the best femate physicians and nurses th the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and- diarrhea, gripinj in the bowels and wird colic. By giving healt! to the child itrests the mother. Price 2 cents a bottle. ,W,3 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Imtten, churned every morning and delivered in 3-Ib. “Ward” prints, 450. per It. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, fe. per qt. Cream, i5¢. pint DIED. ‘BB. On May 12, 1882, Mrs, MARY A. GIBB, aged Afty-four years. Funeral will take place Monday, May 15th, at three clock p.m., from the residence of her brother, James K Watt, No.’ 2123 F street northwest. Relativ friends’ are respectfully invited to attend. KING. At the mansion of ex-Governor Shepherd, May 13" aes in tho “fty-fourth Seat’ of his agp ay 12 foi year . heart disease. us = Dearest father, thou hast left us, We thy loss shail deeply feel; But "tis God that hath bereft He our sorrows: es ean all heal.” Funeral at the house, at 3 o’clock p.m., Sunday, Mi 14th. Interment at tee Creek church. ‘Friends and relatives of the deceased are invited. LA At her late residen: No. 1502 L ¥, May 12th, 1862, Mrs. MARY Mi. Mto- Sey a Saas church, corner of Sixteenth it half-past 1 o’elock. ba! Friday, May 12th, 1882, ANGELICA Eero ttt Ge Charch, .street fit Southeast on’ Monday ‘May the ds of the fi are in- STAN’ May 121 Bt JGHN STANTON, awel thirty oon years te His funeral will take piace. from his late residence, Bay {ates ok four ewes Pied ee botany rr : ‘respectfully invited to attend. wy STATSENBURG. On 8: . May 131 res at residence of his augur, ‘tre. YA. 5 EVAN C. STATSENBU: of ‘Wilmington, ‘Delaware, in the seventy-fifth year of his age. AYLOR & HUFTY, sty, Ee a ae at a3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, REDUCTION. MAY 18, 1882—DOUBLE SHEET. ) BAr®eaines LADIES’ SPRING JACKETS OF THIS SEASON, to LADIES’ WHITE INDIA LINEN SUITS, latest style, spe ho pel HATS, all colors, Just received, at Eo ee from 50 cents to $1, only 30 WIDE pee DERIES, TO ee ee at 10 cents, & great nea eee Tg wren A FRENCH WOVEN CORSET, worth $1.25, at 75 cts, m@l® SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. parais RexA4t- ‘What a diamal wor}d this would be without colors: what is more pleasing to the eye than Heaven's pure blue? I heard alady say the other dsy that the RIB- BONS at the PALAIS ROYAL were of such a variety of colors and designs that even Nature's charm paled be- fore them, and as she enthusiastically remarked (to her friend): {£Of this we only have 63 pieces left in all shades. It was formerly sold for $1.25. m6 MISCELLANEOUS. NAtioNat THEATER. THIS (ATURDAY) EVENING, -, Last time of ; ‘The Distinguished Emotional Actreas, EMILY RIGL, Fe ——— ee “MARTHA WEST.” an and ‘American with Domestic. “Speciocular and Miliary Sects, A R Pond, eaq., entitled HER ATONEMENT. ALE 18 PoRTro! ‘With an unusually strong cast. 150 Aurilisries, until ‘¥, ’ sanitary Band, Fife and Drum Corps, ¥, som lew Scenery, Properties, 2 CO, (ONDAY, MAY 99. THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY. Teati- On ie caial tendered to SAMUEL G. KINSLET, WASHINGTON 01 sIC ASSOCIATION. mi8 RD'S. LAST NIGHT OF OUR BOYS. ‘ABplendia Success! A Great Success! Farewell of the Eminent Cometian, Mr. C. B. BISHOP as PERKYN Mr. ©. B. BI HS. FOR THIS WEEK. Aly 4 4 Ww JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, AN FAMILY yeas ae Hinkese BrAARETS, Wal DLE AND BRIDLE AT A N. :PRPEALECNNG, SAE SEES, @ $i and D streets nortiweck, ‘we will wall the above ‘The turnout can be seen at Cook's Palace Stables, between 13th and 1st strects eat er tant WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers, NEF'S OF _A LARGE AND a : RIED ers ‘Kk OF NIAMEY Boy SCALES, IKON, SARE COMBINATION VAGON AND HARNESS, STO! COUNTERS, Ere. aS AY, MAY PIGH' peccing a TEN OCIOCK, A. Mand, pang i from day to day, until entire stocg ts diepomed sell, at the well-known ‘No. 61: Srenue northwent, & Tange and well-assorted sok of uilders’ Cabinet Goods and Cutlery. , chefs and Bell bangers ~ be closed out at $2.50 only $5. BE USED Only 20 and 29 cents, worth double, N MIDDLEWICK: A Comedy Performed Five Consecutive Years in London A Comedy Performed Five Consecutive Yearsin London — A Comedy Performed Five Consecutive Years in London NEW GOODS DAILY. ‘Mary Metrose.......:..Mies MINNETTE THOMPSON. Played with Great Success Throughout the Country, Grocers; Butchers and Supriies. ss LOW PRICES IN ALL. THE DIFFEREN’ :- | Don't Fail to See Bishop. LAST TIME. ay I a — 2 HE Dre T DEPART. Bont Fal Se Beene EAST TRE Tog, Safe, Combination Lock,’ Steel ‘Wheelbarrows, Don't Lic wick. 4 a Don't FailtoSeethe Butterman.| LAST TIME. —_| An@S.seneral assortment of goods asually found in PB ok OU awa 855s ALSO, AT ONE O'CLOCK, FIRST DAY, BBR OA A U MMMM = &gss, ee eee eee Tron Safe Com bination Lock, Siore Piatures, Wagom . B AAA UU MMM . 3 PENN ‘and Harness. sg - Ha teusi ements, will Bale nowt tne ment Bop 2*2 “ou MMM Basse 7 ch REX MONDAY EVENING, | seamed’ Xe citings tortor tanit ot Me eeetions ty ions; Miss Louise | "the attention of we trade for the Sara the fc cy 4 rollowing attracts May ng ‘and puivate buyers ie called, a ee ey Seber mis-” “WALTER 8. WILLTAMS & CO., Ancte, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, .E. inex, Captain the Man drink ige write furs plase tank (Mise La im ecw an a lane tam (Mie femaine under water than any other comnetista and the Marine Band. i OIL BY RESIDENT ARTISTS AND OTHERS; A hare, ive also Geen secured. FEW BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, SPECIAL SALE PHOTOGRAVURES, &o., &o., de sold at auctiv HURSD: and EVERINGR, ‘MAY FiGHTEENET, a RN OF TRENTH, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, at my ealesroome, corner lith street and ‘lvania eve | nce. i Oa is invited to this * R, HT BBR BBR (00 NN gf8Sq LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT. al3- ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, THE RT. REV. WM. PINKNEY, D. AN ‘YT SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.8' EP BS 3 Ap Ss. sa 5 Se Pas ee a eS . = = = wed 'T, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. 4 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme the District of Columbia, ‘on te Fo! THE BENEFIT OF ST. ANDREW'S P.E. CHURCH. ot Sot May, 1882, in Equity Cause No. 8065, I will Public auction, in pr ar THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, fron Corner 10th and G streets, eaten the City” of Waathington: ON TUESDAY, MAY 16, AT 8 P.M. b MEDXESDAY, THE TWENTY-FOU Subject: “*TRAVELS ON THE CONTINENT.” DAY OF 1 FIVE O'CLOCK P. 3 at F . | 28and 24, of thie subshivieion of square D6 catigtets, S9.conte. | Ror sate at the door and the prin. | and Ot paved Sat ss ER zTF4- THEATER COMIQUEF, THOS. E, SNELBAKER, MANAGER, WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON, ‘Under the above management, MONDAY, MAY 15, WITH A STRONG SPECIALTY COMPANY = fh oi f nc gi i “JUST THINK!” iz ih BLOCK SASH RIBBON iy coven as AXD THE 1T_ COMPLE: “MALE BURLESQ' complied with within seven or property po OOMPANT IN EXISTERCE, OF | wall be Sete Sea, purchaser convey = Including the GREATEST NOVELTY ever introduced | 8ucing and EGE Eanes on to a Washington audience. VEDANTUS B. EDWARDS, ‘Trusts, —Neiee Gee Render vars. miL-St_ | 5.7. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. pitetr 59c. Per Yard. WORLD'S MUSEUM—ODD FELLOWS' HALL.— A mammoth bill, as usual. The seven beautifal, accomplished, musical long-haired Sutherland Sisters allthe week. The Hi others, One- ‘Acro- atic Artiste, one of the greatest of the age, which ‘one should ee2; D'Esta Brothers' Humpty XECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV! STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE, NO. 923 STREET. By virtue of authority vested in me an F: e last will and ri hs ot - phy, I will sell at Co prettees, on THU ail that ploce or patel of ‘OF pa‘ool of stroun Being in city of Washington, B.C. scribed on ¢round plat and plin of ald city, a eastern part of lot numbered four Rumbered three hundred and sixty-nine ( 20 feet on L street, with depth of 120 feet, & two story and attic Frame House, with back Fo Just Arrived, the Latest Novelties in MOIRE SASH RIBBON, From 75e. up. BATIN AND GROS GRAIN RIBBONS, In all shades and widths, 10centsextra. : Be G. MARINIS: MAY BALL. MARINTS HALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1882. Tickets forsale at the music stores of Mosars. tt, and at the Academy. m9-8t TAL THEATER. Bud PALAIS ROYAL. A ad. oaneree. petite <A ie BINSON. REMNANTS. Have Measured and Marked all their Remnants of SILKS, WODLENS, DRESS GOODS, LAWNS, and, in fact, every Remnant has been marked at such a price that there will be no trouble to sell them at once, quantity of material and the price for the whole piece hae been marked in plain figures, and many bargains will be offered. : MADRAS GINGHAMS, in elegant Styles, Lace Stripes Solid Stripes in Pink and Blue, with Checks to Match. EMBROIDERED ROBES, BATISTE ROBES, in LOUISINE SILKS, 175 CENTS; FOULARD SILKS, PONGEE UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, PARASOLS IN ALL COLORS. "2 Oxe Paice. ‘The Best is the Cheapest. Kies PALACE, LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDRENS’ HATS, By the thousands, at manufacturers’ prices, in all the $20,000 WORTH OF MAGNIFICENT RIBBONS, tinge. Qhe woek only of the great favorite, JOHN BO} Shehan and Coyne, Bo'ton and ‘Bradford, the Caw- Bakers “Geona, Meltnotic Tile Ruse, Mallow and er, im Flow an Hart, &c. Jake Budd appears this weok. m8 NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB. 3 ae SMITH,” | mI3-akds Ex. Est. L. W, Murphy, [For Other Auctions See Sizth Page.) PROFESSIONAL. Ps ——————— NEW DEPARTURE. THE GREATEST INVENTION EVER MADE I ARTIFICIAL TEETH— Rubber Plate - W. M. SHUSTER & SONS ‘The | 1882.......8PRING RUNNING MEETING... TUESDAY, MAY 16. ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 17.. ‘THURSDAY, MAY 18. FRIDAY, MAY 19. MONDAY MAY 8ra, A MAGNIFICENT STOOK OF OVER 100 HORSES NOMINATED IN THE STAKES. GEAND STEEPLECHASE EACH DAY! Tati eanesee and Plaids, entirely new and very desirable; for, and $i. Perfect work: tore anh, Sigal spetaanemrmmhericeuame | ECRUE SWISS MUSLINS, WHITE SWISS MUSLINS. R. M. 8. PARSONS, MEDICAL, ELECTRICIAN, to Dr. A.’ Vi Dr. ‘Bosworth. apor PRINTED PERSIAN LAWNS,INDIA MULL, INDIA | gar-Tho first Race will be called promptiy at 3 o'clock. | Suitannermal athe given with Shower or Spray, Gon ' LINEN, and, in fact, everything mew in White] ga-Positively no improper characters admitted within pen til 10 p.m. Tu ‘Thuredays and Goods, street the grounds, STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 NINTH street, #.¢. cor. 9th and E n.w. Office’ 2. Eerue and Colors. Spam.” Nitrous oxide. gas (or palnioad, extraction of tect, ro) SURAH SILKS, BROCADE AND STRIPED RIIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE "ASD TN- SILKS, in all qualitics. Ka'gplenait fuse Modern neti a ili NALLY, 1921 F street northwest. a ‘OWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 211 H street, three doors venia ‘Trains leave by B. & O. R.R. at 9 a.m.. 12:10, Sand 3:30 p.m. Round trip 10cents, m3-! (POINTS ON WASHINGTON RACES!) te north of Penney EMBROIDERIES IN PONGEE to match Plain Goods. —— Sines Orite, “atthout tein omits Bb ie ee GRENADINES IN GREAT VARIETY, POINT PROVIDERS. wil boat the NATIONAL and. 60 conta each additions) tooth at gh HOTEL during the racesin this city, and all partios de- | sitting Extractions without on Artificial Te made, per, set. — ‘Fillings, from $1 to $5, All work. (VERY BEST INFORMATION] Arettiose, "Have sduslaisterea Siitrous Geiss so over thore races should join our subscription list. For the | pon 2n0otting ty ear will be furnished free tickelg = W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, it ot Tanee who are et errare of the vals of tele” | tomnd traga the ) m1 formation we ‘out 23 RACES upon which we advised at the Fall Meeting ‘we gave no (17 WINNERS AND 4 SECONDS.) ‘or terms of subscription, &c., send snesintag full To GOODWIN SHOTBENS, H SATIONAL HOTEL. m3-28 NI}SE SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF ART, FROM LIVING BELGIUM ARTISTS, open Hill JUNE Iez, from 9 a.m. to6p. m., and 8to10p. m. daily, in h Fine Arts ¥ street, near New York sia- . M. TAL . NTIST, No. 437 T. BOTT, DE! i ‘0. by ER. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. D street, three doors from corner nd m6 branches. Teeth inserted $7 per set. All ranted. “The Wine for Health on Daily Wall ag Bee eae eT neg Chiropodial MINUTES. — Ey $14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. OTICE !!!_I WANT THE 9 New York syenue is the Jacqueminet ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL!- PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. eer ese PIONICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. ee eat FALLS! * Steam EXCELSIOR will leave her ee ees 1" 6,000—FIVE THOUSAND—PLUMES. Elegant Black Plumes, at 750., $1, $1.25 to $2; Colored ‘Plumes from $1 to $2, LOVELY FRENCH FLOWERS, ‘Less than Importers’ Prices, i i GILES, LACES AND SATINS, At Great Reduction. I i HH i evcom. We : radically cured by their All we est of any i we is to give them s trial for 50 aye and be com THIS COMING WEEE. ! i i KING'S PALAOB, 5 : Ls i

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