Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1882, Page 4

_ THE si la STAR. -May 29, 1882. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrick OF THE CHIEF Stqwat OFFICER, WarmixoroN, D.C. May 29, 1982 930 an. ¢ For New England, the south Atlantic states and middle Atlantic states, clearing weather, north- esterly winds, Stationary or lower temperature, ghersressare Special Weather Bulletin. TUESDAY TO BE A PAIR DAY. ‘The chief signal oficer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press:— ‘The pressure is lowest in New England and high- est in the northwest and lake region. Northerly ‘winds prevail in the lake region. Oilo valley, Ten— nessee, middle states and New England. General Tains Nave fallen in all the districts east of the Mississippiriver. The following special rainfalls exceeding one inch in, the past twenty-four hours Mt Washington, 1.69; New Haven, Zoe: Albany, 1.28; Knoxville, 235% Augusta, 1 Halitax, 3.70; Chatham, 1.20. ‘The femperature nas fallen from 5° to 10° in ‘the Ohio valley, Te and the interior portion of the middle states; in general slightly below the mean for the month. Fair weather is indicated for Tuesday in New Eng- land, the lower lake Ke region, the middle, south At lantic, east gulf states, Tennessee and the Ohio valley. SS Fon Wats Parzus, window shades, &., g0 to R. W. Henderson & Co., 1113 F stree A SpRctat sale of corsets for three days only; Sc. corset at 40; Gc. corset at 48; and a $1.25 ven- ase corset for 82c., at Clark’s new store, 732 7th Prue's — store, gold filled vest chains. Tur price for mealsat the New York avenue Rotel will be a per. month from t the Ist of June. Six Rep Tickers good for a present. Young’s Frees11’s Ice Cream. 12\c. Pacific lawn, at S.; Young & Stern, 804 7th. Curarssr Man for parasols, J. E. Young. piicxs—Devoration Day—al Brightwood Driving A New line of collars in Russian,antique, merri- eot and oriental lace, 25, 35, 50c., at Clark's new: store, 732 7th street northwest. YouCax'r Exsov Lire without comfortable shoes. For gents: Hand-sewed French calf low shoes, $4; 230 fine calf low and i road toes. Ladies fine Newports and low button. $1.25 and $1.50; best French kid button boots, $3, $450 and #; ‘ine sandals and Vassar ties, $1, $1.25 and Hahn's, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, Howson’s Ick CREAM #125 agal. Qt. Doxes 35c. Hant's Roacu Powprx.—Beware of imitation. Just received new patterns in swiss and_Nain- scok cubrokderies, Mrs, Max Weyl, agent, 712 7th mtreet. CLARA Bartox, president of the American Asso- ciation of the Red Cross, left the city to-day for Orange, New Jersey, where she will tell the story of ner Work tn Europe. She is on her way to her home in Dansville, New York. Pxiae’s Jewelry istore, gold filled bracelets and dangles. APPLIQUE Swiss th os mits, in all shade Fr at See. ; Diack mitts, 3, \d 48c.; & fine shi eap at 49%. Mrs. Max West, agent, 7127th street. ‘Tue Vaniovs GRapgs of the Spencerian steel pens, sold by William Ballantyne & Son, are adapted to any style of writing, differing as they Goin flexibility and fineness of potat, and are of excellent quality. ‘THE finest display of photographs ever made in this eity 1s now on exhibition at Clinedinst’s new hotegraphie studio, No. 477 Pennsylvania avenue. Fireefiacs work at reasonable prices. Lat Paris instantaneous process a specialty. Crosixe Saxe of paintings, engravings, etch- Ings, original drawings and ‘sketches Wednesday gvening at 7:30 at Mr. Dowling’s salestooms Don’ forget it. BEAUriFvr pearl opera-glasses $7.50. Hempler, optician. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ational Toeater.—The Chimes of Normandy. Carrran THEATES.—Vartety. TueaTER Comiqce—“Muldoon’s picnic,” Wheat- ey and Traynor. Dutven’s SUMMER GaRDEN.—Specialty Entertain- went. Forp’s Orexa Hovse.—Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack’s famatic entertainment. —— Condensed Locals. At Arlington, decoration day, the entrances will de the center gate on the east side and the Fort Myer gate on the west side. Exits: the Fort Myer fate, and the north and south gates on the east ide. Rev. Dr. Bartlett. the new pastor of the New York avenue Presbyterian church, preached his farewell sermon in Indianapolis yesterday, and !s, ied to start for this city to-day. t St. Matthew’s church yesterday, Father Dhappelie preached to his new congregation for che first time. At the conclusion of the sermon ne teferred in briet and feeling manner to his new duties, and of thelr tulfment by those who had bim—Fathers Doneian, White, and = Wilitam Carr, painter, fell trom a seaffora Satur- day evening while painting at Thomas Walsh’s restoural 10th and F streets, and was pain- fully injured. ‘The Mechantes Fire Company, of Waynesboro’, Pa , are arranging for an excursion to this city Sune 12 We have specimens of rye, eight feet high, from LH. Snowden’s farm, Collingwood, “Fatrfax county, V "The excursion to Luray Cave to-morrow affords an excellent opportunity to visit that wonderful avern in pleasint weather and ata reasonable Fate. Noone who has not seen the cave should Miss the chanee. A meeting of all natives of Switzerland in the District will be held to-morrow evening at Abner’s giving Col” 9th street, to make arrangements for giving Col. Fre! (the new minister for Switzerland,) & proper reception on his arrival in this city. uring the storm Saturday, the lightning struck the wires communicating with the electric clock fm the Sumner school building, and so damaged the works that {t had to be taken out and sent to Baltimore for repairs. Tsracl C. M-E. Sunday school, as a tribute to the worth of their late Assistant Superintendent James Robinson Frisby, have erected over his grave in Graceland Cemetery aneat head stone, Which Will be unveiled to-morrow at three o'clock with appropriate exercises. A poem will be read by Miss Willle Nichols, an an 61 by Brown, esq., of Hil ‘To-morrow will doubtless “Decoration Day” that Washington has witnessed M several years. Gen. Sherman, and other army Officers and many navy officers are expected at Soldiers’ Home Cemetery, where Col. Granger has made preparations for seating at least 500 more than have ever before been able to attend there without having to stand through the cere- monies. ‘Mr. Ambrose W. Thompson died Saturday at his late residence, on F street, in this city. The carrier’ pigeons wich were to have been Started from the dome of the Capitol to-day had Bot arrived tn this city at noon, and the flight will take place from the same point'to-morrow. Not Necessary To Go Ovr oF Towx.—The Matement printed in New York Saturday to the #ffect that James VanHetse, of Newark, N. J., had dren offered $200 by the autho ‘Itles here to super- intend the hanging of Guitcau, is denied by ‘Wengen Croc cker, District Attorney Corkhill and every one else who comes under the head of “au- thorities.” ————— ‘Toe Bor McupExen Rerextant.—Chas Shaw, the colored boy convicted of the murder of his sis- ter, Susan Ann Carter, in January, 1881, and sen- tenced on May 5th last tobe hanged on Friday, January 19h Lext, seems to have lost his morose disposition, and yesterday sent for a minister. This morning Rev. W. Gibbons, of the Baptist church, visited him, and he suld that he was en- eavoring to pray, and asked some spiritual ad- ‘Wee, which was given him. TELEPHONE TO MOUNT VERNON.—The Regents ef Mount Vernon made arrangements on Satur- day to establish a telephone line between the mansion and Alexandria. Remarks were made in Reference to Colonel Hollingsworth’s faithful ser- Vices in the Interest of the estate. The Regents Yesterday occupied Washington's pew in Pohick church, they having secured it ata rental of $30 per annum. PREVENTED PROM JUMPING.—Prof. R. E. Odlum, ofthis city, after a number of unsuccessful efforts. Sueceeded Saturday morning in getting on the Brockisn bridge plier for the re of leaping the river below. He hada bathing suit on Under his ordinary apparel. He was prevented, however, from reaching a point to make the leap bz the ‘{iigilance of the employes. Odlum has re- ashington. ——— Drstn oF Mx. Gro. A. CasweLt.—The tliness of Mr. George A. Caswell, commissioner and Intend ‘ant of the Washington asylum, reported in THE Bran of last week, resulted in bis death about 10 @elock Saturday night. His illness was pleuro- Society Notes, Cards of Invitation have been received here from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watterson, of Louisville, to the golden wedding of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Watterson, on Monday evening, June 5th, from 8 to 120'clock. The cards are gilt edged and are engraved In golden letters —_Superinten- dent Hilgard, of the Coast Survey, who went last week with his wife to visit her sister at Willlams- Bort, will return, to-morrow.——Sena\ ‘tor Davis’ ughter will go to New York early this week to visit her sister, Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Davis will soon go to their residence at Deer Park. itor Har- Fison’s wife and mg aap Berg oto West Point to Visit their cousin, Mrs. Bet formerly Miss MacFarland, during the cxattinasion which the last of this week.—Mrs. R. J. C. Walker and her friend, Mrs. Thurlow, will leave the city on Wednesday, and the latter will not return before next winter, but Mrs. Walker, after 8) a a week In New York, will return here. —} for Cunningham's son, Mr. Augustus Shnning- ham, has rented a cottage at Nai summer, and his mother will pass most of f the ova son with him there.—Owing to the fact that the Reace convention fs In session, Dr. and Mrs. Bland not receive this evening. a Important Decist: In the Court of Claims to-day Chief Justice Drake rendered a decision which is of interest to a number of persons who were contractors under the late board of public works of the District. The Neuchatel Paving Company, which had large pav- ing contracts with the sued the District for about $20,000, on acconcon lease it sustained by the forced sale of certificates of indebtedness is- sued to it by the auditor of the board on account of work done under the contracts, which certifi- cates the claimant hypothecated to raise money to carry on the work, the board having no money to pay them; and they were gold at a great loss by he lenders of the money. The ground on which it was claimed that the District 1s Mable to make good the loss was that the certificates were hypo- thecated on the verbal Promise of Governor shep- herd, president of the board, to see them cashed in time to prevent their being sacrificed. The chief justice delivered the opinfon of the court in favor of the District, holding that ernor mms the whole’ board District engagement, tablishin ng the ‘board required ail its contracts to in writing and by the parties, prohibited the board from making any etme except In pursuance of a previous appropriation made by law, and no appropriation wasever made which would authorize such a contract as that re- lied on by the claimant. ————— Fish Marxer.—Sold by R.A. Golden, agent: 78,000 herring, at $6 to $7 per thousand; 500shad at $20 to $30 per hundred. ee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENING STAR DECORATION DAy.—The decoration of graves at the United States soldiers’ cemetery here will be Ser as usual Hon. Lewis McKenzie, Captain Davis, A. C. Harman, John S Fowler and others will ead inthe matter. Contributions of fesukeel from the neighborhood to reach the cemetery oon have been solicited. ‘The post office will ob- serve Sunday hours, but will be open at night as on other days. There will be no procession nor cessation of business. AT THE Station Hovse.—Rev. James H. Lind- say, colored, is held for a heariag before the Mayor this morning on the charge of assaulting his wife. She claims that when he returned from an absence after pecan for some weeks she showed him the landlord’s Dill and asked for money, whereupon he grew angry and subse- quentiy_assaulted her. James Murph and Bernard Bennett, white, are held for iguting? ‘ked up for disorderly con- and three women are m CounTY MATTERS.—Superintendent of schools Wibert is still sick at his home in Alexandria county.—The entire county side will be at Arling- ton on Decoration day.—The public schools or ‘Arlington district will Close the 45th of June. Rerorter’s Norks.—The St. John’s cadets will go into camp near Colross, on the south side of the Alexandria and Washington railroad to-morrow, using for the first time the seventeen new tents Just made for them—A large number of the Sons and Daughters of Moses from Waghington paid a visit to this city yesterday afternoon, and, Penne the storm raged, celebrated the anniversary of order at Shiloh ‘church—The retail liquor trade on Sunday here seems to be broken up, but the dealers say that the sales of intoxicants on Satur- day night hasincreased. Mr. Samuel Lunt, drug- gist, against whom a warrant has been issued un ler the city ordnance for selling soda water on Sunday, has determined to test the law, and will carry the matter to the courts, The circuit court closed its session on Saturd: ay: D®* GOODS AT RUINOUS PRIC! We Witt Oren ON TUESDAY, MAY 307H, 1882, FIVE CASES SOFT FINISH, YARD WIDE WAMSUTTA COTTON, NEW YORK MILLS COTTON, eure OF THE LOOM COTTON, At the Ruinous Price 9 CENTS A YARD. SAME DAY TWO CASES BEST YARD WIDE LONSDALE CAMBRIC, AT 10 CENTS YARD. ALL-WOOL SPRING DRESS GOODS Marked down to 20 cts., 25 cts., 30 cts. Finest All wool LACE BUNTING 25 cents. Fine All-wool BLACK CASHMERE marked down to ‘30 cents. Extraordinary Bargains Offered in BOY'S CLOTH, MEN'S CLOTH, TABLE LINEN, MADRAS GINGHAMS, SHEETING, OOUNTER- PANES, SILKS, GRENADINES. CARPETS, HO- SIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, WHITE FLAN- NELS, PARASOLS, LAWNS, INDIA LINEN, PER- SIAN LAWN, DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS, At TOWSON’S, S26, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. GBAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. ‘Hogrs. DEPARTMEXT 0 oF THE PoroMac, Guaxp AnMy oF THE. arya aqsloutributions of FLOWERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY fully solicited from the public. “Tu view of backwarduess of thesesson, rendering it cult to procure an adequate supnly. if is, earuestly interest in the occasion taking vals aid to the xlentof iets Pabite maybe INE O'CLOCK TUES- paY “MOE iG, Say oe MILLARD HALL, 14th and F streets nor:hwest, or to the ne residences of the fol comrades of the G. A. R., in this city: CHASE, 1233 8 at. n.w. M. jhe M. rT DILLON, LIA, 20 pay AGE Canitol at. GREY. 625 North & AS, ce O st. nw. LAGE ARRIVAL OF SPRING CLOTHING TO-DAY. Be Sure and Buy at the Great BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. eneaeat id All-Wool Suit for $12, worth 16 and amlenaia el Suit for $6. aie worth hacen ioe ee ore Mace Mc's Boys’ Xue ‘can tp aa: We bate tie 3 cent idren’ Allstyles of Fine and Medium Clothing for Men, Boys’ and Children, much lower prices than you ever bought them before, at the Grest Sale of BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING, At 123 Irn STREET NoRTHweEsT, Between G and H sts., east side.) EP Look for the Signs at the New Store. mis O° door sports. LAWN TENNIS, = er ARCHERY. A Full Assoriment at the Lowest Prices. Wholesale and Retail. WM. BALLANTYNE & 80N, 328 428 Seventh street. monia of 8 virulent type. He was a native Of New Hampshire and settled here after the war, since which time he has filied several responsible places under the general government, and was ap- feist in 1878 commissioner and intendant of the Vashington asylum, disch: the many and dificult duties with Bonor to himself and profit to the public interests. He leaves a wife (formerly Miss » teacher of the Wallach female grammar school in this city) and one child. ‘The Gnexpected death of Mr. Caswell was a surprise to Iiis many friends, who did net think he was so iil, Seneral regrets are ex; at the event. Bis. wife is iy broken down by the sad blow, Boveri We pi to accompany his remains to over. RH. the of interment, and Ce Ir. Caswell was an’ exceedi popstar nae fan socially, and was well known in is for his ste! integrity of character. ‘The religious services will be ot the almshouse to-morrow eve! E L4 FLEUR'S EXCRETER. ste BEST TONIC KNOWN. aay gg Kidney and 2a Re ae diseases of the Mantle end te. * te Eroventalive “and. Cure of Send for cireu'ar. For sale by all drugyists. La FLEUR & CO., 200 WEST PRATT STREET, NEAR SHARP. _my22-1m Baltimore, Ma. VERY ONE STUDYING MUSIC GET VALUABLE INFORMATION FREE RE lawee TUE TOURIEE, Boston, Mass. Sa deren | BRS, ae, BR District Government Affairs, Complaints are made of the accumulations of manure heaps on the river banks north of the Long bridge and the ungraded streets west of 14th dine, reply to tions for the im} it of W Leone tan and 23d streets tr pre Ped aoe loners state that it is not tn the schedule estimates fore cannot be improved this Messrs. Johnson Bros. have a| missioners for the establishment box in the neighborhood of 1241 and ‘Water streets thwest. DANGEROUS CONDITION OF AN ENGINE HOUSE. Foreman Louis P. Lowe, of No. 5 engine com- Pany, Georgetown, has sent a note to Chief Cronin, calling his attention to the dangerous condition of the building occupied by that company, stating that the froat walls sinking and cracking 80 that it 1s unsafe for the men and horses. Chief Cronin has forwarded the note to the District Commis- sloners,who have referred the matter to Builaing a Entwisie for examination and report. Cc ATARRH SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, The great balsamic distillation of Witch Hazel, Amer- ican Pine, Canada Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, etc., for the immediate relief and permanent cure of every form of Catarrh, from a simple Head Cold to Incipient Consumption. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE Cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucus, restores the senses of smell, taste and hearing when affected, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive choking matter, sweetens and purifies the breath, stops the cough and arrests the progress of catarrh towards consumption. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE Is the only complete external and internal treatment. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanford’s Improved Inhaler, with Treatise, in one Package, of all druggists for $1. Ask for Sanford’s Radical Cure for Catarrh. WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass. COLLINS’ PLASTERS. Instantaneous Relief from every Pain, and Weakness of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Malarial Pains, in COL- LINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. Only 25 cents. Sold everywhere. $023 CITY ITEMS. Excursion to Luray Cave. We again call attention of the one hundred thou- sand readers of THE Stax to Helphenstine and Free’s excursion to Luray Cave on Decoration Day. ‘The tripis a particularly pleasantone at this season and the scenery as presented by the ald of electric ight is simply gorgeous anc yon 1c Tr of the pen to portray.” It- needs to be seen, how wever, to be properly appreciated. "We will miss Our cal culations if the select party of ladies and gentie- men who are booked for this trip to-morrow do not return fully satisfied. ‘The train leaves depot, cor. Sth and B sts. at8:40 a.m. and returns at 9:30 p.m. Tickets for gale Ebbitt House Drug Store, Free’s Book store, No. i343 Frat; atone company’s office, cor. Pa. ave. and éth st., and at the depot in the morning. Round trip, including admission to the cave, $4; children, $2.75. Hub Punch, composed of rare, choice old liquors, is incompara- ble with fine ice, lemonade, milk o mile or water. u mW You Come Ho Come Home your wife a bottle of German Corn Re- ult, happiness, No Lady or Gentleman need suffer long with eczema, tetter, ring-worm or late bi mover. any pimply, rou h, dry, scaly skin disease, for Dr. Wiper epheeeas atner Ts remedy for all skin diseases. y at $1 per package. Speer’s Port Grape Wine for Social Use. ‘This excellent product of the port wine grape, from Speer’s own vineyards, 18 prescribed and used by the leading physicians in the country, and by the most fashionable. families at eveniag entertainments, and by churches for communion. For sale by druggists and grocers. ‘The Action of Carter's Little Liver PU is pleasant and natural They Sently stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels, but do not purge. ‘They aré sure to please. Many a Merchant of Brilliant Faculties has been stricken down in career by paralysis of his nerves, and is left out in the race of life. Such unfortunates should be treated with Dr. Benson’s | Celery and Chamomile Pills. Restoration is prob- able. Ye Fair Ones Who So Gracefully Preside at your husbands’: lial boards should furnish his guests with i> Punch, which eclipses in flavor all punches hasty: made. Years? Exnertence of an Old Nurse. fire Winsiows Soothing Syrup is the presoripeion of one of the best female physicians ahd nurses tn the United States, and tas been used for forty years with never-fafling success by millions of mothers for their eatidFen. Ie ‘elieves the child from pain, cures: \d diarrh¢ "ipit in the bowels an inl calle. By By gavin healt ee ecniia.g rests the mother. Price % cents a 0,W,8 Nervous Wepechne of Man. fs ous Weakne: a, nce, Sex- ual Debility, cured By AV He Heal ath ence? $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. Nervous Headache—Nervous Weakness. Nervous Debility is von al and permanently cured by Allen’s Brain \—$1_per package, 6 bas $5. At Di es A ye rice, from JouN H. ALLEN, 317 First Avenue, N.Y. t & CROMWELL, Agents, 480 Penn’a avenue. Fresn Alderney batter rapes ry morning and delivered in 34-1 ms “Wi prints Ete 1b. fe per de voream ie 1 Pus ee ut AND YESTS, a7 ng fromiisto $36 At MC STRAS yivania ave., near 10th st. Ul gern AND FOUR-BUTTON CUTAWAY COATS and VESTS, in numerous A. STRAUS’, 939 Penn. ave. ree SHORT SKIRT FROCK SUITS (ENGLISH Stzle) are the nobbiest suits worn this season. The Of the finost fancy worsted and silk lined. We $25." Equal to custom-made at $45, it A. STRAUS’, 939 Penn. ave. HE NEW CHESTERFIELD SUITS ARE JUST the thing f of ing for persons of moderate means, as they can be ‘dress or Ata. a ‘939 Penn. ave, 110 MORE NEW ‘LES OF THE BRIGHTON SACK SUITS, at received, At oa US’, 939 Penn. OOK AT OUR BROWN MELTON SUIT—AT $10. Leising macy ae ae ‘At A. STRAUS’, 939 Penn. ave, UST OPENED A NEW LINE OF FINE THICOT J SACK SUI’ in and oe Ath SRRAUS, S300 Penn. ave. = R THAT OTR CLOTHING I8 EQUAL ‘in every respect to At A StH STRAUS’, 939 Penn. ave. THE OXFORD SUITS A TE toate iTS FOR YOUNG MEN, weet a. STRAUS’, 939 Penn. ave. Teh GRANITE, WORSTED curay COATS AND LO silk facing, will Pune At A. STRAUS’, 999 Penn. ave. UR ENGLISH CORKSCREW EW SERGE SUITS ARE ly the neatest and out, goods Te Te PTE Ea on ‘OUR ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO 0 XG NED and SIDR RARE BONE EE, ‘ge At A. StRAUSY, 990 Fan, ave ALIGHT COLORED CHEVIOT AKD CASSTMERE eae STHAUD, $59 Pease? ae 100, STYLES OF ore agpaggoss IN ALL ests 9 A. 8B US’, 9 'Penn. ave. YOU SAN, SAVE 25, PER CENT. IN CLOTHING im all you oe ee 939 Penn. ave. ‘TED BL rE B00 Fea ave REE NUS oie Toost convenient and A. STRAUS, ae: eee ee We have the best mil? B. RORDIEON & CU, DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. SUMMER RESORTS. LADIES’ GOODS E;STABLISHED 1800. SEATON PERRY, (Svocessor ro Perry & BRorHEn), OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC AT ‘EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES," HER AND CHOIOE FRENCH SATINES, at S0c, INCH TWILLED ALL-SILK FOULARDS, atTée., Ander ss bee! quality SCOTCH ZEPHYRS and SYL- “RARE BARGAINS” IX LOUISINES and SUMMER COLORED SURAH SILKS and SATIN RHADAMES, FFERING" OF 22-1NCH BLACK SATIN ER ae BS, at $1 “GREAT Reet jn IN BLACK SILKS, from ELEGANT ANT ALL-SILK GRENADINES, from $1.25 ES ind AND MERV. LAWNS IN GREAT **Novelties” in PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. RICH ‘ALI SILKY PLUSH GRENADINES. GAUZE UNI UNDERWEAR STYLISH +HANDKER- EMBROIDERED ROBES ALL COLORS, at $15 and LADIES' LINEN AND TERS. LISLE GLovi ES MOUSGUETATIN KID GLOVES. NEW~ JACQUARD LINENS FOR FORRITURE ‘COVERS. T= FIRST STORY OF OUB IMMENSE BUILDING 18 UP. It will now be pushed forward with dispatch. We must prepare for removal. No old goods will be taken into the new store, We intend making it an ob- Ject for every lady who is now in need, or who is soon likely to be in need of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, to call and examine the 700 feet above tide wi ob Bo WILLIAMS’ BONS. Manapers. ‘ORDAN_ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, STEPHENSON’S DEPOT P.O. FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Pamphlets at The Star and 1429’ Pennsyl E. C. JORDA! * oven pumpe of excelent ere pe WASH ‘my26-27 Stocktox HOTEL. CAPE MAY, N.J. SEASON OF 1882 OPENS JUNE 29. \t. pt attention , Carrollton House, Balti- P. 8. BOOTHBY, Manaczn, CAPE MAY, N.J. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS 2 Pram Ficusms amp Connect Prices. ga ‘weare now offering. On accountof the backwaraness Of the season, we are left with too many goods on hand, ‘We have determined to sell them, and sell them we will, ‘as we are bound to raise lots of money to pay for build- ing and to lay in stock for our grand opening, second to none in the country. SEATON PERRY, eo Sestion Pear Burprxa, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th strest. Woopwarp aorunop my27 WILL OPEN TO-DAY, (SATURDAY,) THE FOLLOWING GREAT BARGAINS IN house. bk stal and cold 125-11 JUAN BOYLE, Manager. Sieiopen gt TARE a SEASIDE Py N. J, ee Uathing excelent; saline and ek A aca bear HE SOUTHERN, merly OCEAN ee BLACK SILK BROCADES, Wehave just reduced all our COLORED DOLLAR Six different styles, warranted pure silk, and usually BILES to 75 cents. sold at $1.60 per yard. Having closed a large lot we are able to offer at the low price of * NINETY-EIGHT CENTS PER YARD. TLANTIC CITY, N.J.,(FOR- Sn Our BLACK PURE SILK RHADAMES, from $1.50 to 95 cents. BLACK SILK RHADAMES. 25 Pieces most beautiful Patterns of ALL SILK BROCADES, from $1.50 to 95 cents. This is a rare Bargain and cannot be repeated. Allour Dress Goods way down to half price. ‘We have secured another small lot of those 21-inch ALL-SILK RHADAMES which gave such satisfaction to our customers, and shall offer them at the same low to rd. Penhayivania ave pay ania corner & MILBURN, 1429 Penneyivi YOODWARD, Gen'l Manager. CEAN VIEW. BETWEEN CAPES | HENBY AND by rail and twenty minutes ride from Norfolk. Trains « 6,000 Pieces WHITE GOODS of every description. ‘Theee are of our own importation, having ordered them as far back as last November. We miscalcu- Isted the quantity and ordered more than our retail trade demands. Therefore, be it known that price Shall be no object, and they must go. ONE DOLLAR PER YARD, DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘We have secured some splendid bargains in FRENCH DRESS GOODS, including elegant shades of Russian Blue, Terra Cotta and Cocoa Brown, and invite special attention to a ‘We eell afine VICTORIA LAWN at 8 cents, which is retailed everywhere at 123g cents. vay KENNEDY. Proprietor.” my22-im line of teed HALL, CAPE MAY. INVISIBLE PLAID NUNS' VEILINGS, Unequated location, substantial building, ra ’ new furniture. prompt and attentive service, elevator, SIXTY-TWO AND A HALF CENTS PER YARD, worth fully 75c. even in these days of cheap dress fab- rics, The line includes alll the new and desirable shade for the present season, A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘The Orchestra will be conducted Mr. Zimmerman. or diel ¢: & CRUM Opens June 24. eh ny19-2m. OLNE’ At LANTIC CITY. Gage will be of atey for the recep- tion of guests cata MAS ¥ 20rH The location being. central, view of the ocean makes it one ee c Mas. J. pe oe 1309 Pacific Aven Ocean A’ myl7-3m er OPPOSE antie GAY. We. Do not consider thisidle talk, Every lady in Wash- ington knows the magnitude of our stock, ‘which we can safely stato in three times as large as the stock of any other merchant in this city. ‘Therefore, prepare for Bargains! As by the time we move into our NEW HOUSE, we expect to reduce the stock to the amallest in thecity. The Goods are all fresh, having sent all our old trash to New York auction, to be sold to the highest bidder. Call early in the morning to avoid the immense rush, THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, peel CY AVENUE—D STREET 912. Wwite Goops, EMBROIDERED SWISSES, PERSIAN LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS, VICTORIA LAWNS, IND1A LINENS, MASALIAS, = NAINSOOKS, PIQUES. IN STANDARD GRADES AT POPULAR PRICES. TYLER. & CHEWNING, my2t 918 Tr# STREET NORTHWEST. B ARGAINS. ‘We have just opened a beautiful line of real FRENCH GINGHAMS in plaids and stripes to match. Robe pat- terns in handsome design. - 0 pieces pure Linen Lawns, Job lot, 25c. Satteens in moire antique styles. Pure Silk Grenadimes, in figures and stripes to match, 75c. to $2; this $2 number sells for:$2.50 all over the market. 100 dozen Ladies’ and Misses' Handkerchiefs in colors. Large stock of Parasola.and Umbrellss, Spring Dress Goods and Trimmings at reduced prices. myi6-3m CLARE! (DON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, X. ¥., OPENS JUNE l5ra., ENLARGED AND REFURNISHED. font An the movers improvenenta wich comonman jodations Sag Peels & LOSEKAM, Proprietors. Gatos SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKABINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and later —_ company will justify, hay the’ to none) rel in ae and, from a half to an hour’s ri (carriage or Waite Sulphur, “Grand sronutsin scenery, uns LANSBURGH & BROTHER, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH BTREET NORTHWEST. mi3 EDUCATIONAL. JPPRENCH LEssoNS-SUMMER TERM AT MODE- Taterates. Morning and ad Classes for begin- ns, made easy, pleas Mime. fence, 1323. Dorthwest. MLLE. V. PRUD HOMME? my26 WEIS co. COLLEGE FOR yOuNG LADIES. Collegiate Coures, “Munic'and Art. Location Deautiful and healthful.” Session ‘becin D. (or catalogue. 28 PRs B a: T ae Sees OF THE PRESENT scholastic year 1 I health com resign the charge of the ober Institute eles wm, D. . Cabell, who will conduct it, under te “NORWOOD INSTITUTE.” Mr. Cabell © many years favorably known to the pubic as principal of flourishing school under the bove name, and’ se tots ot h past experience, possesses ims, ta and al peculiar clas fuardiang. This support aad coufidence forthe future lends and patrons is most respectfully 20 cited for those to whom I resign i BA ieAliouen, cipal of Archer Institut col for Young Ladiseand Chilteen iiss the THIRD WEDREBDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1 a with a full corve of mas ‘ull information address Mr. and Mrs. WM. D. 1382. Send f dA. LUTTRELL & Co., _my2 817 Market Space, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS . turned away ‘Hunting in season. myl2-2m HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF ALL THEIR SUMMER SILKS TO COST, AND IN MANY INSTANCES BELOW COST. HE MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOTEL, Wi wii $i 3 (LLIAMSPORT, Pi Per oes _ The hotel and undinys are tractive. Grounds handsom ay ald out basen ‘and fountatue, shad y «rand old oaks. | A cooler, and rete om ome fof months cannot be fo 24-INCH FOULARDS AT 60c., FORMER PRICE $1. CHOICE LOT OF FOULARDS AT 75c., HAVE BEEN SELLING WELL AT $1. be = EXTRA QUALITY FOULARDS AT $1, MARKED CABELL, 1114 Matreet northwest, Washington, D.C. ea ALITY OF FRENCH SURAH RENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER VERY CHOICE SHADES AT $1.00; CANNOT BE Sic occupies the second DUPLICATED AT THE PRI Distresta northwest ooen floor Mor LINCOLN HALL BU: N oe) OCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. N Great forth Mountain, near W inchester, Va. — ie Ean ‘and all information, apply to AB. cB PRATT E SON, 401 beh atest norte, ‘Rooms early. my9-3m WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL, AND WILL OF- FER MANY BARGAINS IN FIRST-CLASS GOODS. INFERIOR QUALITIES CAN AL- WAYS BE BOUGHT AT LOW PRICES, BUT THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A CHOICE ARTICLE AT A LOW PRICE SELDOM OCCURS. by in ments, the portunity £0 Businoss tral ¥ for s Full information, sven atthe the SER SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Princi © Princo, OTEL BENNETT, pre, ALEX s Pa POLO PEAS He" room COUNTY, BINGHAMTON, N.¥. is new simplified method: ‘shortest an cd Frnsahed a sie, at tet sccompani- the. the et culture for Operas, Con ‘807 I street northwest. meine ane CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC-AT MS! NEW HALLS. cor. hand Daw, En ‘Piano, W. res ana x arena ert or ieethain a Soa Latin, Greck, Nest Polat 5 Aupavelis and al Con PARASOLS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN VERY LOW. LINEN LAWNS (PURE uivEx) 200. MADRAS GINGHAMS IN EVERY GRADE AND COL- OR, AT THE VERY LOWEST NEW LOT OF CHOICE PATTERNS IN SATINES, ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK GRENADINES. EMBROIDERED ROBES, ALL COLORS, atsis,, GUIPURE EMBROIDERY AND SPANISH LACES. aoe SPOT PONGEE, PONGEE EMBROIDERY, Mao ACADEMY, De 841.es St., BET. cca AVE. 4xD 17TH W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, "One Price. = a pOAnDINa So aoe 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 4 vent + Buperior facilit Bend oe B.—THE BESTISTHECHEAPEST. __my26 ‘ATIN, G1 MM ‘ Lea oo ee MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCI. Mats GS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS, sel for Colbge ut iad compen rgczamtaations com % IN GREAT VAKIETY OF STYLES. Columbia College, LOOSE COVERS for Furniture Cut and Made to ‘hiladel- for aan order ‘by our P| ‘WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS In Great Variety. CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES, SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. All orders for STEAM © ARPET CORAREN Tue LAGER BEER, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. 308. SCHLITZ BREWING CO.’S 8. MARDEN, Manager, 228-2m 43 Bowdoin st., Boston, until Jufhe 15th. ‘RYING MECHANICSBURG, P. 0. PA. Eight miles wert of via 6. V., MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, prompt attention. ¢PEDUCED!” FOR SALE BY DEALERS AND THE AGENT. SAMWL C. PALMER, DEPOT, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET N.W. "a7 Telephonic connection. aps “REDUCED!” ‘We heve to-day placed on our center counter a large lot of FRENCH and ENGLIB8H DRESS GOODS for 25 ote. ‘These goods have been selling at 50 and 6235 cts. ‘ee eee 5 peep = Ques 1882, TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. SURAH SILKS, suitsble for Evening Dresses, aS Seen Ties Pie and Pia at Se same eure Ser} 1 Fina AUBURN | MINERAL SPRING mcg eee Cur stock of LUPIN'S GRENADINES, in elegant rin, Haale Yorer spa, Desir itt Deas Rehovo Baawire, er aan eee Baur asad cece terre ‘Terma, seibgis per week Tsend for ctroular. iecspeeans FET ont ws eS 27-20 ALTER BURTON, Proprietor. x. 3. —" =———— - ME 2: P. PALME, 200, F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will Open on ‘WEDNESDAY NEXT, May 2th, Ber Importation of SUMMER BONNETS AND HATS, argent md tag oe last Noveition in Fabrice and rarest combdz of clon. Jan fe Just reocived from the leading bouses: DOUGLASS’ HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. oUR ome paxsors mgs F STREETS FRENCH BONNETS AXD ENGLISH HATS, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, ‘Marx 16th and 17th. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F street northweet | |. SELMA RUPPERT, NInte Staeet, Orrostrs Parent Orrice, Choice selection of Children's SHI CAPR SUR DONRETR, LONG” AND aHORg FURS IaH CLOAKS, and all kinds of CHILD} ING crt he yetners i eclect assortment of otter ond Chilarente BOAUZE ee oma al aa iaces md SE GLOURS, RG EMBROIDERIES. ta Cambric, Nainsook ard Swiss. Cc. V. SMITH 18 RECEIVING D. es of Lig ee ee eae NNE'S CAPS a Tmpockditn, "6Ss beeeleeneety — yi PATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERY Goobs; SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; SILK, FLANNEL and CAMBRIC SUITS, the Sin emt ft anecrtuueat ip te city, made exelee sively to M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS. als MME ME. WASHINGTO! ‘ASHIONARLE 1211 NGAP aa we Borstsle at hort noti ‘an have Dromes er and bastea, and a perfect itgusranteed, M®s ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, — CORSETS es one in every Po and insterial, ‘and com! Suara ered SPE SPECIALTIES AME ‘Underclothing, Merino Underwear al Dress Reform Goode. porting Core fr for which i ig. ie ea a een N°B.—French, German and Spanish spoken, _ a8 BOOKS, &c. NEW “BOOKS. eee rere ‘BVOo.., on per vol. * lous Grandeur and Decadence of the Romans, Bt Vignoli, Inter. Sci. Series, a. een 2. ‘Mra. A. L. Winter ire sag al ‘Azores, bj = ‘The Eleventh Commandment Paper, BO. Pot-Bouille, by Zo is, RANCIS B. MOHUN, my27 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEW Books. von of i rion at phon ef eury th ~ Unit Sata Cay ai ae Geree 9, Man, Leisure Hoi Perpee & s2bazs 8 sai 7 Ck CHAPMAN, Ms polit _m23 £11 PENSSYLVANIA AVERUIR APANESE DECORATIVE BOOKS, SCROLLS, oJ Fann Sasaine, Pictures Gara Parancie a gav co GOUl pat a28-1m ai ‘9th street OW READY, VOL. 2, SCHOULI Unit y however, announces = full ¢ on to continue the History Gown to the en "6 adininistration and the conflict at 1861. Price in cloth, $2.60; shes. $9; Halt Calf, $4. For bookweliers, 4a table nts furnished upon’ application. “New Law Books. New Ei Wharton k Stiles’ Modi cal Juriapraden grell & Atnes, on Corpo rations. |, Law Hooxserizm v M AND STATIONER, 475 penptrei avenue northwest, JFEENCH BooKS, FINEST STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, ETO V. G. FISCHER, uccessor to M. E. Boardman), 629 16th Street, Opposite U.S. ‘Treasury, NEW GOODS. 709 We have received an importation from Wedg- wood & Sons cousintingof rik “709 DECORATED DINNER and TOILET SETS, TILES CHOCOLATE JUGS, &o., &o. Bole agents for the splendid : SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS, jm he slate stone shelves and perfect in com WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, m22 09 MARKET SPACE. EP REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, PORCELAIN LINED COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS, &6, * M. W. BEVERIDGE, ImporTeR oF Curxa axp GLASSWARE, m20 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. EFRIGERATORS, WITH PORCELAIN WATER TANKS. make, at $4.00. CURTAIN We TCHERS. GEO. WATTS, 229 314 7th street, Sinwe ube mee avenue. YOU WANT A COOK STOVE OR RANGE and see our mew Range, with Patent Duplex the Sock ot RE REFRIGERATORS, OTL and GAS VES is now com: which, as well as "and jewel Taree variety of Slate ‘al fret-clase tin inspection is respecttuly wobieitod. W. 8. JENKS & 00., TIT Tth street northwest. ___SAFE DEPOSIT ©0O. See nOBbEnY. Pin On ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington. In its own Building, Conxes 16TH STREET axp New Yore Ave