Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1882, Page 4

_ THE EVENING STAR. | WEDNESDAY... May 3 = = a LOCAL M TION. ‘Tke Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIKE SIGNAL OFFICER. 1 Wsenixeton. D.C... Moy 31, 1882. 9:80a.m. 6 For New Englind end the middie stites, Ine joudiness, with rain, warmer southeriy winds, lower pressure. Special Weather Entietine ne army furnishes bulletin to the press: erable € q ntral In the ee, a upp °F I opt river. xtends from the upper lake Tec ralus are ind!- ew Bagland, the middle, cated on and south Atlan decorited tet sets, sets, 51 pieces, $3 4 throughout with ry up; ice coole low prices, T goods at cq CLestsG SaLe of printings, ¢ tne cf ginal draw! at 720 forget it. PUSsErs’s Iee Cre: Cuixa MaTITXes of beaut'ful designs and quality, Teduced from & cents, by the Populer Car: pet Furnisher, 1 315 7th street. dest Recervep 100 dz. of ladics English oalbrig- i Bets. parent gun slik clecked be of ft ‘Our 11-ine a! ore, 10 cts. sbirts from 35 cts. up. These barcairs tor v days ently. B. J. Beh- Tend & Sen, 815 7th st est, bet. H and I. Haxr’s Roach Poworn.—B ware of imitation, Six Rep Tickets gool for a present. Young’s S amt gentiemen 25, 3f, peat Clark’s new store, CELLULOD collars and cuffs, at Auerbich’s, 7th and H. = Youny & Stern, 804 7th. ssortment Irish point, Insook embrotderies, at 10, . ard. Mrs. Max J23¢. Pacific lawn, at Just RECEIVED, : guimpure. Swi 123, 16. 20, 25, 30 Weyl, agent, 712 Curarrst Max for parasols, J. E. Young. Pemiscoric EVEGLssrs $1; ceiluloid, $1.50; blue and smoked, 50c. ant $1, at Prigg’s. PANSY CAmnIncron, a white girl, was put on trial In the Police to-day for keeping a bawdy house at Athintle | ‘Ehe Business College Commencement. Lincoin Hall last evening was filled to overflow- ingen the occasion of the graduating exercises of the Spencerian Business College. The stige was very tastily arranged and decorated. The exer- cises, which were enlivened with delightful music, | were very interesting. The invocation, with which | the procesdings were opened, was offered ‘dl Rev. D. Power. Mr. John E Clarke and 4 efle L. Miller. delivered the salutatory, and Miss Minette Powell and Mr. George W. L. Buckler tne Valedictories. Essays were read by Mr. John W, | Helb Ig and Miss Mat tA. Alten. Addresses were inude by D:strict, loner Dent, Com- missiozer of Education Eaton, and Prof. and Mrs. Spencer, and diplomas and certificates were arded to the craduates, Whose names were pub- ed in yesterday's Stax, by Hon, James Gilfil- ————— Decoration Day at Mt. Vernon. Mt. Vernon was visited by hundreds of people | yesterday, many of whom took flowers and laid them on the tombs outskie the Washington vault, as well as in tlie vault itself. Before the boat arrived, however, the regents and vice regents ha gene togetuerto the vault, the iron gates of which were opened, and lald wreaths, crosses and | cushions of flowers upon the marble coffins con- talning the remains of George and Martha Wash- ingtea. Exch lady had made some floral tribute j Reroelf, and at the head of the coffin in which Wasuington was laid was acrcss of white field isies. There were choice flowers ser< by order of Prestient Arthur, which also decorated the j tomb tn the vault, and a wreath of calla lifes by Messrs. Tenney & Co., which was laid on General w gton's tomb. ‘The interior of tue vault was. y carnete | with choice flowers. As a rule the crowd which. visits Mt. Vernon | shows. a proper reverence for its sacred associa- tions, and refrain from noise, or other Indecerous proceedings, but several boys “in their teens,” and afew men old enough to know better, were ob- Served yesterday sinoxing In every ‘part of the | house they vi-ited,not even refraining from puffing thelr sinoke in tue faces of ladies. It has hituerto een prestine! that an ordinary sense of propriety would prevent smoking Inside the Mt, Vernon mansion, butas some vat, rule will rsons seem destitute of robably be added to that pro- cing eaten inside the mansion, ig SmOKIng also. One of the vice regents sald yesterday that all of tem would feel in- debte lif public attention was called by the press to this gross breach of decorum. One smoker ly “eaned over the gate in front of the coun- cll chainber, which was full of ladies, and puffed MMs smoke into the room. Yesterday some young women also forgot themselyes, and with young men remped through the house, up and “down stairs, shrieking and yelling ape ee THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL Hosprtat.—The com- mittee of twenty-five that had charge of the af- fairs of the Garfield hospital had a necting last evening in the parlor of -th» Soldiers’ and Satlors’ Orphan Home, and, a'ter settling up their affairs, the recelnts were formally turned over to the re- itly tncorporat#! body, Which at once met. Dr. Busey was chosen ‘chairman, and Mr. B. G. sceretary. The following incorporators resent: Mrs Senator Harrison, Mrs. General Ricketts, Mrs. General Emory, Mrs.’ Montgomery Bisir, Mrs. Cornelia W. Ferris, Mrs Anna M. Ale drich, Mrs. Mary J. Ir'sh, Mrs.’ Miranda Tullock, Mrs. Senator Blair, Dr. 8.6. Busey, Mr. B. G. Love- oy, Drs. F.A. Ashiord, J. Ford Thompson, Messrs. Henry A. Willard. ‘Solomons, James H. Sa- ville, Henry W. ett, E. Fraicis Riggs, Dr. William G. Palmer, and Mr. Reginald Fendall, The gift of the trustees of the Natioual Soldiers’, and Sailors’ home, consisting of th’ premises for- merly ovcupied by that institutior., was accepted With thanks. A committee was appointed to pro- Vide for organizatton indetallL = see Sat JEFFERSON'S REMAINS TO BE REMOVED TO GLEN- No. 329 Maryland avenue. ‘The testimony was not conclusive, and the court dismissed the case. A Maeytricest matting will be offered for 6 cents the Popular Carpet Furnisher, Julius 815 7th street. quality oF seamless fancy straw © yard by ausburgh, Gviervee and Irish point collars and tles; beau- fal goods. Mrs. Max Weyl, agent, 712 7th street. For StMeR.—Ventilating corset, 822., redu from $1.25, at Clark’s new store, 722 7th st. nw. J. W. Boreter & Son, 923 Penna. ave., are selling the best refrigerator. Over 500 now in use in this eity. Three dollars per dozen for fine- inet photographs ts certainly very kes them with his new and ineous proves, at 5 Pennsyl- street, ‘artistic, durable aiting now. Vania avenue am and beautiful > 1 PROTECTION Grasses {rom strong light at Hemp- rs. L. Heriancy, 402 7th street, will sell the follow- ing barguins: Children’s Examination Sippers, 50 cts. cxvm'nation Button and Misses Fine Kil Ladies’ best ¢ Harito bea French Ladies Lasting Buttons, $1. 402 7th Street. le on the premises at unusual low Haspsowe parlor suits, mi b ilied artizans, will be ot — Amusements To-night. Carrrat. THEaTER.—Vartety. ‘Theater CommgrR— a Dxrvex’s Svumer Ganpex.—Specialty Entertain- Bent MARYLAND AVENUE AND 1ivH STREET.—The Mon- ster Whale and Capt. Boyton. agen Condensed Locals. . Kllnck was excused in the Criminal Court to-day as a petit juror on the ground of sick- Dew Yesterday morning officer Pfaff, of the Second recinct, found a dead uni colored male infant on Co- the corner of 14th and Bound- ‘oroner gave a certificate of ynyestion of the lungs, ting the large number of excursions S given yesterday, both on the river and br train, not an accident has been reported by the police. "The number of arrests for disorderly con- ict and ovier misdemeanors growing out of in- toxication were comparatively small for a holiday. ‘This morning ta the Police Court Mary Wa: ton and Mam: et rhts, a duct in Rick’s (for- park last night while the pie nic of nm Cadets was tn progress. Lanzy . a colored man, and uniformed member iets, Was also charged with indecent ex- | giris were each fined $100 or | abghorn was fined $5 or 20 | avs. The Wisconsin Republican Association, at a Special meeting adopted resolutions of syiapathy and condolence respecting the de: Washburn, and eulozes of the deceased were pr nounced by Messrs. Ed. Bryant, and H. S. Town, nator Sawyer. le are daily visiting the big | Whale on exhibition at the corner of Lith street Jand avenue, and the selentists of the Tustitution are taking great interest In Capt. Boynton, the famous swim- iso be seen there with his marine suit and medals for life saving. A committee from the Capital City Guards, | consisting of Captain Thomas 8. Kelly, Second | Lieutenant Judson Malvin and Sergeant P. B. Meredith, visited Baltimore yesterday and com- leted arrangements for visiting the National neampment, G. A. R., next month. Abraham Page, colored, pleaded guilty in the Police Court this ‘morning to stealing the mount ings off the harness of Policeman Du "3 horse. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail. Robert Ellis, a young white man, was charged i the Police Court this morning with a series of tematic larcentes of clothing from the store of Noah Walker & Co.,on the avenue. There were three charges, and "he got two months in each ease, making Six months In all. Jaines Taylor and Robert Davis, the colored men who were arrested about a week ago by the de tectives for burglariously entering the house of J. © McGuire, No. (14E street, and carrying of sev- eral hundred dollirs worth of property, were be- fore the Poltee Court U:'s morning, and the case ‘Was continued until next ‘iuesday. The defend- ants were committed in default of bonds. a Fist MARKET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent: 0.000 herring, at $6 to $7 per thousand; 600 chad at $20 per hundred. as Bravrirct Satixes.—W. M. Shuster & Sons have fer opened a very choice lot of beautiful satines new designs and colors. W. M. Shuster & #9 Pennsylvania avenue. See advertisement. of the Brrare there. 5 days in jail, and ry oe A Free Resrprxce For Sate. —The attention of the public is called to the sale of a fine double house on Missour! avenue by & 0, Holtzman, to-morrow A CHARGE oF EwnezzLeMest.—Willam Young Was charged in the Police Court, to-day, with em- ‘dezzling $600 from Ida Harting, of No. 22) H street, on the 14th of last month. He'waived an exami- on and gave $1,000 bonds for his appearance Devore the grand jury. Mrs Harting stajes that her husband was Insured in the Detroit cial Enlowment Association, and, on dying re- cently, Young, who fs agent for’ the brought her a check for the money ($1,360) due husband's and she endorsed it and gave It Wo him to have it cashed at the bank, and he only returned $760. Young states that he secured all the money, and says she counted the Bioney when he returned it to her, and she thanked im for his services. Tue FUNERAL of the late A. Caswell, @oinmissioner and intendant of the W: on Asylum took € at 6 o'clock afternoon Floridus at the almshouse dwelling. Rev. ‘ie, Of St. Mark's, the services of the Protestant Ey church, prior to which the piseopal Aufant child of the deceased was christened at the father’s woop.—The trustees of the Glenwood cemetery last evening ordered a deed to be executed, conveying to the United States an eligible lot as a’ place of 10- terment for the remains of Thomas Jefferson and for the erection of a manument to the great Vir- ginian. This action was immediately approved by the lot owners, and was influenced by a let- ter which was read from Mrs. Meckleham, the granddauzhter of Thomas Jefferson, stating her desire to have the remains removed from Monti- cello, the property there having passed out of th? possession of the family, and further that she had selected a place at Glenwood which seemed eligi- ble. Sue further said: “I¢ your board will convey a suitable and suffictent lot of said grounds to the United States at the place selected, in trust,for the burial of Thomas Jefferson and such of his family a8 may be hereafter removed there or buried there, I will procure the removal of the remains of Jefferson to that place at as early day as may be practicable and conventent.” WASHINGTON WITNESSES IN A BALTIMORE TRIAL In the trial of the Parker-Abrahams_ dis- puted note case in Baltimore yesterday, Dr. E. M. Schaeffer, mee of this city, was examined as an expert, and Mr. Thos W. Webster, of the War department, who married a niece of Mr.Abra- hams, testfled that the signature in dispute was not genuine. ——— ‘THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. ment exercises of class 1 tional College of Pharmacy, will be held Friday evening at Lincoln hall, when the following will graduate: Messrs. George E. Doering, Frank C. Henry and award P. Mertz, of the District of Columbia, 8. Edzar Ma- han, of Delaware; L. C. Mfburn, of Virginia, and Henry Evans and Joseph R. Walton, of England. pista ae TRIAL FOR ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE ON A CHILD.— ‘To-day, in the Crimlual Court, Judge Wylie, a col- ore1 min under the name of Dennis Lyles was placed on trial for an th intent to com- mit rape on the person of Jessie Carpenter, a girl of about 9 years of age, on the 3d of May—Mr. Browning for the prisoner. The government clatmed that Lyles accosted the girlin the nelzi- borhood of 7th and E street northeast, a8 she was on the way to school, and taking her in his arms attempted to outrage her ‘rson, but was discov- ered, frightened off, chased and captured. —— GOVERNMENT SUIT OX A ConTRACToR’s BOND.— ‘This morning, in the Cireult Court, the case of the United States ‘against Sterling was decided by a verdict for the government against the principal, and for the defendants as sureties on the bond: ‘This was an action on the bond of Sterling as con- tractor for the erection of a stone lodge at the soldiers’ cemetery, Fort Gibson, Indian Territory. Judge MacArthur, in giving the case to the jury, incidentally referred to the contract, system adopted by the government as being one Which should be abolished, for under such system the contractor takes the work at the lowest figures, and he has to beardown on his workmen to save if. If work was prformed by skilled labor, ts only to be secured by paying fair market prices, the interests of the government would be better subserved. It was shown that the contract was changed by extending the time without noti- Heation to the sureties, and the verdict, as stated before, Was rendered against the principal only. age Manerace Licenses have been issued to Bub Mahoney and Lou Brown; Wm. 8 Chatters, of Mercer county, W. Va., and Lamette Simpson; John T. Nolan and Aghes M. Talbert; Henry 'T. Bruce and Idx M. Plerson; John D. Sherley and zily Ann Tramei, both ot Fatrtax county, Va.; Altred Cioyd, of Fairfax county, Va., and Emma Jones: Cesate P. Orbelia, of ‘Tenda, Italy, and Alice Greenwell; John Andrew Downs and Martha Morris, of Sussex county, Md.; W. F. Roberts and Kate Moore, of Corunna, Mich. Soiseest ovis THe Most VERNON ASSOCIATION.—Several of the vice regents returned from Mount Vernon on the Corcoran’s second trip yegterday, and the others hope to return to-day if Mrs. Eve, who was better yesterday, can be moved. Mrs. Washington, of West Virginia, has watched with Mrs. Eve every nicht. By the desire of the regent for Florida, Mrs. Yulee, one of the apartments on the third floor has been assigned to that state. The asso- ciation has received from Mrs. Elizabeth Walker Long, the great granddaughter of | Benjausin Edes, of Boston, Mass., an old ¢1 ving 0 John Francis Renault, bad pret e Britis Tendering their arms to General Washington after their defeat at Yorktown. ‘he council has trans- acted even a greater amount of business than usual during its present session. It has been one of the longest sessions ever held. ‘The commence- D® GOODS AT RUINOUS PRICES. We Wit Orex ON TUESDAY, MAY 30x, 1882, FIVE CASES SOFT FINISH, YARD WIDE WAMSUTTA COTTON, NEW YORK MILLS COTTON, FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, At the Ruinous Price of 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 Al wool LACE BUNTING 26 cents. Fine All-wool BLACK on marked down to Bargains Offered in Boy's MEN'S CLOTH, TABLE le MADRAS GINGHAMS, SHEETING, COUNTER- PANES, SILKS, GRENADINES, CARPETS, HO- SIERY, GLOVES, UNDER WHITE FLAN- NELS, PARASOLS, LAWNS, INDIA LINEN, PER- SIAN LAWN, DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS, At TOWSON’S, Lt FENNSILVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE. 2; WOR A SAFE AND RELIABLE CATHARTIO TAKE ARSE ie nescence “Pry them “35 cents, ARTHUR NATTANS, Pranwictsy, mid ath and Land 2d ead Deseo press JUMBO ICE CREAM, $1.20 PER Mbolepale and retail stores 2 and 3 Center ay fronting Pennay] avenue, Washington, o™ DOOR SPORTS. ge ARCHERY. ‘Wh. BALLANTYNE & 80K, Seciety Notes. Quite a large party of ladies and gentlemen of this city, among whom were Juiige Advocate Gen- eral Swaim and family, Dr. Baxter and family, Commissioner and Mrs, Dudley and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bateman, left here on Monday. evening for Old Point, where they spent yesterday ani re- turned to the city this motning. Senator Bayard’s wife and one of their daughters are at Warm Springs, Va., where Mra. Bayard ts receiving much benefit from the treatment. Sae has long been an invalfd.—Mrs. Col Wall and her mother, Mrs. Franks, expect to leave the city to-morrow for the summer, which they will-spend in the lovely Juniata valley and among the Pena- sylvania Alleghentes —The wife of Representa- tive Herndon will go to West Point this week to attend the examination.—The wife of Mr. Bur- chard, the director of the mint, has been serfousty i.—Representative Singleton, of Mississippi, who accompanied his invalid wife home, writes that she stoo7 the Journey better than he expected, but is very feeble.—The sad news has been re- ceived here of the death of Mrs. George Francis Crane, (formeriy Miss Mallle Moore, of this city,) Which occurred in New York last evening. ie Was married in the church of the Epiphany only a Year ago this month, and had before her every Prospect for an exceptionally happy life, for wbich she had the wishes of a large circle of triends, with whom she was always a great favorite— The wife of Assistant Secretary New and the wife of Representative Hoge haye returned to the city—the former is at the Riggs, and. the latter at the National.—Just Bilatchtord and family have taken possession Of their cottage at Newport. ——— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tar Evextne Star. Ciry Couxct.—The city coungil board assem- bled last night, the presidents laing. An ap- plication trom the Southern ‘Telegraph company for right of way through certain streets was re- ferred. ‘The annual tax Icense and appropriation bills were passed unatilmously, T.J. Mahaffey & Co. were authorized to erect a frame office within fire limits. $40 was appropriated for repair of Columbia engine house. Te application of W. ¥. Padgett for leave to place a hitching post in front of No. 143 King street, was referred.” An act for the protection of curbs and fire plus was laid over. Tax on real estate of J. A. Seaton, formerly U8 Capitol policeman, was reduced trom $527 to $430, and on Waddy’s ‘house and lot on Union street, recently sold for $260, from $124 to $94. Dyson, Deaborn and others ‘were ordered to be Election bills of Messrs. Nevitt, Emmerson, Nally, paid. ORPHAN ASYLUM.—The survivors of the trustees. of the Alexandria Orphan Asylum and Female: Free school requested the city council to fll the following vacancies: James Green, J. F. M.Lowe, Wm. Gi E. Snowden, sr,’ and Robert Cru hn W. Dyer, Robert Jamison, W. H. Fowlé, removed from the city. The jotnt coo- vention of city councils last night elected the fol- lowing new members: Joun reen, W. Lambert, Isaac Richberg, P. B. Hooe, 'G. Wm, Ramsay, F. A. Reed, E. Snowden, E. J. Miller_and E.S. Leadbeater, The surving trustees are 8. F. Beach, J. B. Sinoot, Dr. W. B. Gregory, James Entwisle, Louls McKensle, J. H. McVeigh and Wm. W. McVeigh. ne DiiLt Prizr.—The Cadets’ dril at thelr en- campment yesterday gathered a great throng of people, many of them ladies. ‘The silver cup to the best drilled cadet was ayarded to Walter McCaffery, of Washington. Reporrer’s Nores.—Two colored girls, charged with disorderly conduet at the Soldiers’ cemetery yesterday, are detiined in the station house this morning....It is understood that arrangements are about to be made to provide for some Alexan- dria orphans’ at the Washington city asyium, the iunds derived from the asylum property here to be applied to their maintenance....A large gang of colored -rafiroad laborers passed through here this morning for a line in Pennsylvania. A® OPEN LETTER. FROM THE HON. WM. TAYLOR, LATE SENATOR OF MASSACHUSETTS. OF GENERAL PUBLIC INTEREST JUST AT THIS SEASON. A GRAPHIC PRESENTATION OF HIS OWN CASE, Gentlemen:—To say that I am grateful is only a peor expression of my feelings, but it is the best word I can use, for I iecl it in every sense of the word. I have been a great suffcrer with skin diseares for the last twelve (12) years. My head end face being covered with sores, I could not rest with the burning heat and itching of the parts affected, and was confined to my house for weeks ata time. My disease hss been called Scrofulous Ec- zema, of a most aggravated type, by many physicians, but I doubt if ever fully understood by any of them. It was more like a combination of several skin humors. I have spent much money se-king acure, and in 1867 I went to Europe and consulted some of the best physi- cians in London. Ireceive1 temporary relief only, for in the spring it would break out again as bad as ever. When I came back to Boston I was told by many friends that Dr. (whose reputation for the cure of thone diseases was of the hixhest order) could cure me. I waited on the doctor; he prescribed for me. I fol- lowed his advice for s:x months, and [ can safely say without any improvement. I tried cther physicians, and among them Dr. —, of east Boston, and Dr. —, of city proper, but all to no purpose. Tney did me no good; their remedies were so ineffectual that at no time did I feel that acure would result from them. Now, about three months ago, Mr. Meehan, a gentleman well known to Boston peopie, calied my attention to your Curicura REMEDIES and promised wonderful reults if I would only make a trial. He told me of his own experience with {t, and so persevered on me that I went with him toa drug store and bought them, and com- menced to use them according to the directions. There ‘was so much humor lodged within the skin that as oon as I commenced the use of Curicura it cameto the eur- face and festered until vast quantities had come out and ereatly intensified my eufterings for about two weeks. But I did not mind this, as1 felt that I was going to ret rid of the humor when I saw it coming to the surface in euch large quantities. After the first two or three weeks’ use of these remedies I was greatly encoura:red by agradual lessening of the inflammation of a number of painful sores. Icarefully, faithfuly and cheerfully followed the directions to the letter, feeling each week nearer a cure, until at the present moment, after three months’ use of Curicuna Rewepres and twelve: years of as constant suffering as was ever endured, I can say Iam cured, and pronounce my case the most remarka- Die on record. I have been so elated with my success that I have stopped men othe street, who were afilicted, and told them to get the Currcuna Remepres, and they would cure then. ‘This is why I am so grateful to you, for Ibelieve them to be the best and greatest discovery of the age, and tlmt they will cure all who are suffering with these diseases. Iimay add that I took no internal medicine but the CuricuRa REsoLVENT, the New Blood ler. “WILLIAM TA Bosrox, Aug. 22, 1878. Oe To Messrs. 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Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the-best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has keen used for forty years with neverfailing success by millions of mothers for their be n aares the child from cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripti in thet Dowels and wird colic. By giving eulth to the child it rests the mother. Price % centa.a bottle. 2 m,W,3 anaerns: pany. We ”? ‘and delivered in 3/-Ib. “Ward” printa 40c. per Ib. ‘iso, cottage chetse, buttermilk and sweet milk, te. per qt. Cream, ie. pint ‘SEWING MACHINES, &c. A® EXTRAORDINARY OFFER! FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. aoe New Singers’ and other of SEWIN LA N with } . poi GN LLY ga Sis chines warranted for 5 yearn. Call and examine our beautifdl QUEEN, and see tos- timonial All kinds of Ss rot ee Eering ‘Machines sold, rented, ex- C. AUERBACH, corner 7th and H streets. Next door to Auerbach’s Gents’ Furnishing and Hat XAMINE ALL THE DIFFERENT MAKES, OMESTIO OR Tae New WILSON SEWING and you will feel satisfied you have one of the two lightest y simple and durable machines that money can buy. on easy monthly payments. No canvaseers. ae WM, STIEBELING, '17 Pennsylvania Corcoran A} re pa Bart waeae ane" ya patie extic, $16: 1. Willoox. : 3 Theses side ‘drawers,* Jeaf, cover aad cea: Renting and repairing specialty. mi3-1m_ SUMMER RESORTS. PABAsoLs AND DRESS GOODS. Ss GEO. 3. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. 500 Pairs of Misses’ HOSE reduced from 50 to 25c. Job Lotof LACE CURTAINS in Sete, fine and ,e LAWN, PERSIAN LAWN ALGERIA’ Law VICTORIA LAWN, INDIA’ MULL, NAINSOOKS, 300 Pieces LINEN LAWN styles), 250. nal win COTTON, be sohbet Frait of ths Loom COTTON, 106, ‘Wameutta COT TON, 120. StLRS from 56 to: Leer) BLACK SILKS. 75, pir $1.25 41-50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, The TABLE DAMASK in edt. The line of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES in any Goods House in Washington. Suits made to and fit gusran- ‘dozen. teed, at $7.60, $9, $10 and $12 per half §2" LOOK AT OUR GOODS BEFORE PURCHAS- ING ELSEWHERE. LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, my29-2w Corner 20th street. (COL onED. SILKS, NAVY BLUE, DARE GREEN, BROWN AND OTHER COLORS, FIFTY CEN18, EXEMRRR ERS ae Colored ‘blue and pink, pure wool, des double wid: 600" wi val Nun’s veili colors, 30c. _duiuminated press Fie Aap ‘wool, wide, double Beantifui French assortment, 25c. 100 pleoes “ane quality’ Seolch Gingham, sii new red Cashmeres, shades. half wool. 12: Horey Comb White Gaal Se, Back Velvet, < wiath, Sie = ap cme ae Bact Cannare ies Por pas ge wool, $2. Handsome ‘Black Brocade Silks from $1.50 overs, silk embroidered, $3.75. Cloth for Men and Boys’ wear, to $1.50. Dinner Napkins, 50, dozen. ia aa and gold brown white: Hue and’ ech, ‘greet and white, 250. CARTER'S, mié6 7ll MARKET SPACE. REDUCED!” “REDUCED!” ‘We have to-day placed on our center counter a» large lot of FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GUODS ‘for 25 SURAH SILKS, suitable for Evening Dresses, in Cream, Light Blue and Pink, $1.25; eame quality sold elsewhere at $1. 50. Our stock of LUPIN’S GRENADINES, in elegant styles and qualities, cannot be excelled. LINEN LAWSS, 12%c. CANTON GINGHAMS of the best grades, 12340. LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 12%c, 100 dozen full reg. HOSE, 25c. a pair. 100 dozen All-linen Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEF, at $1.50 per dozen. LIFTO: ‘OPEN.—ABOUT (OUR heod. BelSee [clon watce, “"Boneress ‘ Address: » Clifton Station, Fairfax _. ——, Mitbove ie Re. HOTEL. 3s FEET, above Tide Water. Situated in Virginia. from Wattingten Oity, and 121 niles from ie Ya. ; is now binge HENKY L. MASSIE, va. my3l-lm NS HOUSE, NEAR WEST POINT, NOW fine shade: abundance of milk, fruit ana vegetab‘es. Lilustrated circular. MRS. A. MEARNS, gn., & dU! my30-1m* ‘Highland Falis, N.Y. CARE MAL. NEW ATLANTIC CHOICE Family House—Nesr the beach; unob- uisive fi 5 aD bi Pointments; located on the most desirable street Tu city. Address J. 8. DEATS. my30-2m UFFALO LITHIA WATER, FOR BRIGHTS DISEASE, THE GOUTY DIATHE- SIS, STONE OF THE BLADDER, &c. Dm Wx. A. Hanwoxn, of New York, Su Gene. ral U. 8: Arg retinedy Brotomsee of Disease of the Mind and Norvous System in the University of New York, etc. “‘T have for some time made ure of the Buffalo Lithia Water in cases of affections of the nervous system,com- Plicated with Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, of with go sa ears Dave heen emincutty wat . Lithia yeare been a favorit remedy with me in like cases, but the buffalo Water acts better than ‘solution of the Lithia Salta, and is, moreover, better vorne by the stomach. T also often prescribe if in those cases of Ceret vperemi, _resultins: ‘over-men! work—in which the condition called Nervous Dyspepsia Guiste—and generally with marked benoit” Dr. Hanver L. Brap, of Baltimore, President and fesnor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woinen and Gildren, in the Baltimore Medical College, formerly fessor ete. sii, aye witnessed eet Teulte me Number 2. in Gout, Rheut Gout, ravel and Stone in the Bladder. and I do not hestitate to express the orinion, that in aii or having their in the Uric Acid is, It ie if, indeed, it is eq by jater thus far known to the profes- sion. It has, yajue in Bright's knowledge of its action in that wus far, would ‘seem to it would, in in: SPRINGS OPEN JUNE Isr. seer in cose of six gallons $5 per case at the THOMAS F. GOODS, Proprietor, Buffalo Lithis 8; " my25,27, 318303, 6t Vireinia, ASHINGTON GROVE Hi NEAR GAITH- ersburg, Mont county, Md. Sea- meg ie ee Tee anid es the Ma branch of the B. & O. K.R. ;, G00 fect above Side water: soreh pumie' of, exce tent A y water:a beautiful grove of forest ahade’ trees, WASH B. IAMS’ BONS, Mansyers. aw ‘ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, JON STEPH eEor IENSON’S D) xy FREDERICK COUNTY. . VIRGINIA. Pamphlets at The Star and 1429 Pennay!\ avenue northwest. my26-5t E. C. JORDAN. STOCKTON HOGKBE MAY, X. 3. SEASON OF 1882 OPENS JUNE 29. ‘Under new SUMMER RESORTS. sles aanl ae ol soba aSLA! RI. pronounce this the Tesort un the AUantic coast. It is! Teles of ena: prare ocean bregena: siwaye, cool; beantiful scenery; surf and still water met fal = ori ee ps Ee oe wont, cod and blue . No malaria, fever, axthna. «iy Gincnaee, BC. Oo this “Sea sirt RVING HALL, MECHANICSBURG, Eight miles west of Hi via . V. "ap the “Ueautiful and healthful Cary: guide, = Late Manager of Browns Wil ‘ERMONT HOUSE, tee coat” A bes tee game every = 3 the house. “Good bathing. Croquet and other ities for ‘The enter- of fainilien ape mh?8-3m 945 FAMILY 8 FOR Excunsionists. POTTED HAM, BRAWN, POTTED TONGUE, CORNED BEEF, BEEF, c POTTED TURKEY LIVE: POTTED CHICKEN, §I er eae . PICKLED 0 AM, PICKLED lA/BSTEI : PAPER N, NB. B. W. REED’S SONS, my 31216 F STREET NORTHWEST. Fe xcvesionists' SUPPLIES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THIS BRANCHOF OUR BUSINESS THIS BEASON. Fresh line of CANNED MEATR, FOWL and FISH. FRUITS, CRACKERS, PICKLES, Summer WINES, At Low Prices, WITMER'S, m23 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. \ Ho! MARKET, 1690 14rm STREET NORTHWEST, We have E with all parts eityand “MOUNT BLEASAS 5 =aheed in as" 'e ce SUNDAY. MAY 28rn, to DELIVER all MEATS and FRUITS purchasea on Ssturday SUNDAY MORNING.” on management. All communica- Pend, hie of on: fons will receive prompt attention stares Oh E ted 19 this important aud economical plas, Sour Sun toJ. P. SHANNON, Carrollton House, = day dinner comes to you fresh, and relieves you from more, Md., or to aoa P. 8. BOOTHBY, Manacen, FALL & LOVE, my25-2m CAPE MAY, N.J. | _m23 Home Market, 1620 14th street. 'UMMIT POINT HO’ GAITHERSBURG, LARET! CLARET! CLARET mery County Mae Bitusted Metro- See Ut the B & 6. BiB miler 2 Cc NSS 100 fot shore tide ater. ‘Nomalariaor moe We offer, aa a svectalty, i ives ‘Of naturel forest trees of 15 Within a fer THEER BOTTLES JABS GABET FOR @, OB JUAN BOYLE, Manager. EASIDE PARK HOTEL, SEASIDE PARK, YN. J., ar, tething excelent: Salling and Retin xcellent a | Address H.C. HERR, Masonville N. J., until June 1. After that, Seaside Park ,N. J. myS4-3m i SOUTHERN, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.,(OR- merly OCEAN VT ight éafod. one block fevim bona aed aepots, Fir ‘one my24-Sm VAN DYKE & BUNN. HE GREAT “HOBSER. OME, WHIKE Our stock is very Jarge in all departments, and prices No mindy advertisements, but the finest machines the | YY 10" We ‘pre imepection. world ever eaw for the No canvaseers.. Come Sgn 0 the oe: TMORENNEY, 421 Vth street» pas oe Ben = TRUNNEL & CLARK. 000 H G00. 900 mis 803 MARKET SPACE. SS HH O% FSS Es i a Ee: oo H H i %o§ Eee [#2 FIRST STORY OF OUR IMMENSE 000 ppp , Oo oL DD o OL DD oP Eek BoP 000 LILLE DoD BUILDING I8 UP. Www ua 5858, Wwwwe Hiss & aX HEE WWW Hu i “ses, EK” TER Pass, W' "W. H HH Sgso8 Ef “kc Ht Emm Sgos® PURE AND UNADULTERATED. ‘The peculiar medicinal qualities of Whiekies distills1 from the finest growth of rye in the renowned Valley of he Monongahela, have attracted the attention of tha Medical Faculty in the United States to such a degrees toplace itin avery high position among the Materia Medica. We beg to invite the attention of connoisseursto our celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES of the following well- known brands, 1N CASES containing one dozen bot- tes cach, via UNRIVALED UPPER TEN WHISKEY. VERY SUPERIOR OLD STOCK WHISKEY. For excellence, pureness and evenness of quality, the are unsurpassed by any Whiskies in the market. ural flavor and fine tonic properties. ‘These Whiskies are sold under xuarantee to give PER- FECT SATISFACTION, and can be ha‘ at sil leading wrocery stores at retail, : H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 114 SOUTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, m9-3m LATEST NOVELTY. SUITINGS. ‘New style, fancy check, elegant colorings, LEADING LONDON STYLE THIS SEASON, Silk Mixed Bannockburns, ‘Mohair Spots or **Ni i ‘igwerheads, lainface and al Cheviots, = Fancy Worse PANTS TO ORDER FROM $5 TO $10. BUITS TO ORDER FROM $20 TO $40, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, THTE PE! FETA HE 00, BRR. PEEL, § AAVLLS SRS M47NGs, MATTINGS, MATTINGS, IN GREAT WAKIBTY OF STYLES, LOOSE:00VERS SINGLETON & HOEKE, 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 am 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 EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ‘weare now offering. On accountof the backwardness of the season, we are left with too many goods on hand, ‘We have determinéd 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. Wehave just reduced all our COLORED DOLLAR SILKS to 75 cents. Our BLACK PURE SILK RHADAMES, from $1.50 to 95 cente, S 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, 6,000 Pieces WHITE GOODS of every description. ‘These are of our own importation, having ordered them as far back as last November. We miscalcu- Jated the quantity and ordered more than our retail trade demands. Therefore, be it known that price ‘shall be no object, and they must go, ‘We sell afine VICTORIA LAWN at 8 cents, which is retailed everywhere at 1236 cents. Do not consider this idle talk, Every lsdy in Wash- ington knows the magnitude of our stock, which we can safely state is 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 td reduce the stock to the smallest in the city. ‘The Goods are all fresh, having sent all our ‘ld trash to New York suction, to,be sold to the highest bidder, Call eatly in the morning toavoid the immense rub, QRBENEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPENED FOR RE- ception of Guests JUNE Isr, 1582. This, wellrenowned place has just un ex. tensive and thoro: as to the, hotels proper and the krounds. Svecial, attention Pormation wand for deeceipive catalowuon or apni t3 formation send for ive cal or app! JOHN W. DREW, corner 9th and Pennsylvania ave- nue, and to WM."C. MILBURN, 1429 Pennsylvanis D.C. "EN! WOODWARD, Gent Manager. ONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. location, equaled substantial building, furniture. itand attentive ove furni ‘prompt service, A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. ‘The Orchestra ‘conducted 5 J. & GK. CRUMP, Hotel, iny10-2m OLNEY. provement ‘Operied for the Tecep- don iS MAY 20TH. The location belie unobstructed view of the ocean makes it one ‘on the coast. ment of famf'ies aspe- 4 Mus. J. PENICKS, 1309 Pacific Avenue, opposite Ocean Avent mylT-3m Ue, Atlantic City, N.J. ow POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. all the year. “Equal to any hotel in the UrTO! (CLARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, XN. ¥., OPENS JUNE 15rs., teat myl3-6w & LOSEEAM, Proprietors. (CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALEALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. iF i i DBR! Pt 4 R os Surname oa sre ipso. Heat ERR Orn 8.75 PEK DOZEN. also an assortment of HIGHER GRADES OF are 0 at low OLIVES, PANNED for Picnics and Ex- GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, No, 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘UBN BR. KELLY, rs Frest-Crass 4 E Uy IN, x pete) aaa ga want Se 9 Northern Liberty Market; or Marke ‘Gclivered free of to al eureeting free of charge parts of the NOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS ‘and Biscuits will be euaranteed if you une C! Minnesota Patent Process Flour, toreat ihe Natoual Fair in 1816, and ages the Biss ors: air . in a Constantly on hand, PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS, Also, the very best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBRETS, Patacr Manxer, mA Corner 14th street and New York avenue, W = ent oe CT eorro PRIME STALL Heb BEEP ™ “GAME AND FRESH FISH, PRILAD! cAbEL Leia CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & 00., 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SPECIALTIES. — ILLAH, THE WONDERFUL ORIENTAL VEILED Clairvoyant, whose power in and rose jlede past, t and ft of lives has astonished afl Europe, Can ‘be sect at Datreet northwest. Hours, § p.m. to 9 p.m. Allim trouble call and consult her. ‘mi6-3w* iT ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS. GREAT Spiritualist from Paris, Worse clectriciey OCTOR J. B. GARDNER, LATE SURGEON TO Dori Lees Sees ¥, Va Acure warranted. 4 MAGN) RS ay ‘at 616 H strest north from 9 a. to9p.m., Sunday ‘Sa-Su SAFE DEPOSIT OO. ————. RITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, Sree BOBBERY, FIRE OB ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington.