Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1882, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasntsaton, D.C., June 30, tes, 940 in, For the middie Atlantic states, slightly warmer, Partly cloudy weather and rains, winds Shifting to south and west, with lower barometer. —— ‘Tue Fo.towinG Imwense BaRGains will be almost given away. poxitively, to-morrow only, at R. Goldschmid’s, 812 7th st. northwest: 2-qt. bags ered buckets, 5c. ; 3-qt., 9e.; 18.5 —, a tioned 1 tra a Taga, te Ie. ie mugs, 4c.; 1-pt int cups, 2c. ; ee poles, 15.5 katte and fork ied ae re Gishpans,11c.; IZGt., We; Hat, 19.; 164k, Ae. qt. _ i ple-plates 8 for We. ; Japanese fans, 4 for Sc; 7 pin cherry hatracks, 7c. ; 10 pin, 10c. ; 4- qt. water buckets, 9. ; 10-4t, We. ; 14-lach itctien Spoons, 4c.; nutmeg ‘graters, 2c. ; tea-strainers, 2.; Japanese parasols, Pann 35c.; extra large, eS Strainers, 4c.; $-row muffin pans, 5c.; G-row, 10c.; ai ns, fe-5 witht Brush 160; en; extra nes % bat, $02.2 Seliy inter, oe i ddn.; without, 15c.; handsomi rm 36. 4 4c. 34 doz; garden tools, Sith Bag nasties Sin a Set, I7e. ; extra large size, 2c. ; %.; soup ladles, be.; stew pans’ with Bande, te: lange sae, 4e.; dairy pans, 4e.; large et mises ates Bqt., 18¢,; 4g andies, 4c. » 18c,; 4-qt. 2.5 64 covered chamber buckets; i alt Wes Fat, 37 TS. 4C. ; per doz; horse shoe pickle dish folding tans, 8 for 5:.: 90th superior clothes ine, Se.; 0-fL, i0e.; Wf, Ie; folding fancy wood tabie mat’, 6 n'a set, 50c. ; coal shovels, 32.; also, 10 per cent discount on an'immense assortment of decorated china dinner, tea and chamber sets, re- frigerators, baby carriages and traveling trunks. No postponement on account of weather. Gext's CLorm Tor Low SHors, $2 a pair, at Richold’s Loston shoe house, 491 Pa avenue. Freeworks axp FOURTH OF JULY Goons at Wholesale, at B. J. Behrend ¢ Son’s, 818 7th street north west. Ixpta Gavze and linen underwear at Auerbach’s, ‘7th and H. Hor Srrixes DiaMonD JEWELRY at Prigg’s. Frexcw chromo card or comic Panel to every Purchaser. Dam:nann’s, 806 7th si Every lady and gentieman in 1 ea of any furn- ishings will be repald by calling at Clark’s new Store, 732 7th street, as everything has been re- = and the placque of the season will be dis- Fossett's Ice Cream. Conipoaslg Stock of gents’ 0 hats at Auerbach’s, and A Gexvrse life size and life-like crayon portrait &t very low prices; satisfaction or no charge. A. McLeod, artist, 22 34 street northwest. IsFants ond children’s robes and dresses re- duced. Dammann’s, 806 7 7th st. Gurreav’s Last REQUEsT.—That every man, Woman and child should not fall to goto the Family Shoe Store, 306-308 7th street northwest, where you can buy men’s shoes from 98 cents up, ladies’ button shoes from 98 cents up,childs’ spring heels from 60 cents up; infants’ shoes from 15 cts. Damoaxn’s, 806 7th st. Parasols at your own Ax auction lot of all silk mitts, warranted, In all shades, 14 mches long, at 39¢., always sold ‘at 7c. Come early as they will not last all day, at Clark’s new store, 732 7th street. Eart & Wrison’s collars and cuffs at Auer- bach’s, 7th and H. Have your rest undisturbed by getting a $2 Mosquitd canop; at Julius Lansburgh’s, 315 7th st. CLostxe Ovr infants’ lace and nmull caps.) Dam- Mann’s, 806 7th st For Crear TeunKs and travelling bags go to 's, $08 9th st., near Pennsylvania avenue. ‘TRE last and most beautiful hand- vainted tam- Dourine placque given away on Saturday at Clark's ‘Bew Store, 732 7th street. JvusBo Hars from $1 up at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. New Porxa Dor Ficus, 5 Embroidered mull ties, 10c. Silk mitts from 2c, up. Daxwasn’s, 806 7th st. Swiss Porks Dot Ewerorery, 5 and 10c. per yard; very eh I8e. per yard. Swiss Irish point Teduced to ‘Ge. "per yard. Closing. sale of 1ices. Oriental Lice, per yard. Children’s dresses must be sol lat any price. Mrs. Max Weyl, agent, 712 7th street ni y HIAvE your floors covers] with straw matting at low prices by Juhus L vusburgh, 315 7th st. Damwaxx’s double-behed corset reduced to 48c. at 806 7Lb =t ar Have Toe Vatve— Low L Heitorun, : Sign: The OM oman in Window. Ean, to attend the sale of hardware :t 1603 D street northwest. les continuing daily, 10a. vertisement. Men's Fist Nev Uxpenweak at Auerbach’s, 7th and It New Presents to $ buyers at J. E. Young's ng SUITS. 50c. Untaundnici 1 re-cnforced shirts, 50c. DaMMANy’s, 806 7th st. Ware and black goods below cost, 736 7th st. CoLoneD EYEGLasses, 25 Ladson» 228 vth. de, 50c. and $1. CLOSING SALE at Lowe's. 811 Market ‘space, to- morrow at 10 a.m. and 7:30 o'clock p.m. Sraxtsn Fronvs, 6. ; Spanish ties, 48¢.; Irish point les, 48 1nd 8 ¢-: mull fichus, very cheap elosing out mits Tar below cost. Mrs. Max Weyl, agent, 712 7th street. —Attention fs called to the sale (advertised in Daily Post) of lange im- ntaved property, 3516 Prospect avenue, at 4p. m. Saturday, by Jos. C.G. Kennedy & Son, trustees, SALE IN GeorceTow t Forty MILes FoR 2} Cents.—Hundreds come 40 miles daily to the Family Shoe Store, 306-203 7th “treet northwest, to secure a pair lasting slippers 3 ladies’ sandals, 73 Ww. Wate B. Winuams & Cq., auctioneers, will nake a special sale of the fishing tackle. &., at Sure to-morrow afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock ‘K p.m. Great bargains may be ex- red, for every P article ts to be sold without re- Great Bancars are obtained at Young & Stern “47th. They are selling out, and are determi: dispose o: their stock becore remutlding. 3232. Lawns reduced to 6c., 804 7th street. phen at about the Queen under head of Sewing ‘Machi CELrLow Cortana and cuffs at Auerbach’s, 7th and i. Great Bancatns tor the Fourth of July will be sold to-morrow at M. Auzensteln's,817 #6 decorated obletsS different patterns, 2c. : 4 fans, andied enps and saucers, asket, ‘0:-; 1 water bucket, 14 doz. tumblers, 1 emon ‘squeezer, 3e.; 1 ol!-botied table cover, 3 a teaspoons, ¥ Gul. ice creams satuoere: 3 erry “shi doz. knives and forks, 68c.; cham- say ot 2. majolica water pitchers, 25. Ww vt. dishpans lic., 12-qt 15ec., M-qt. ke., 16-qt. e.; sifge dustp: anda brush, 17c.; feather ‘duster, vokinz-<! eS, CSE eaters, dippers, ice pick: saiters, Sc. apiece Selling our baby carriages an trunks below cost before enlarging our store. Flowson's Ick CREAM, $1.25 a gallon; plat 10c- 7204 1b. ig = ‘Missrs Newrorr ’ Tres, only 50c. a pair, at Rich- «i's Poston shoe house, 491 Pa. avenue, Gents’ low, wide (Jumbo) hats, $1. A. T. Lewis, 57th street Gents’ rurnishings cheap, AS STATED Last WEEK, We are overstocke’ 01 eassimerc suits, and as'we will not carry them ver will force them off at a sacrifice. We quote prices, but seeing is believing. Call and con- vince ong You will be astonished at the low = name. Eiseman Bros, corner 7th SPLENDID GLassEs, $1, 1 it Hempler’s, 453 Pa. ave NICKEL SreMwrNpING WATCURS, $4.50; 9130 other —- in watches, chains, rings, etc. Ladson, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ‘Turater Comique.—Varlety and burlesque. Goods selling | Oth Extra. |, RESULT OF THE AUTOPSY. Gentiemen’s Man! Closing ou prices; nice Dress. sold now for 40, 50 and 75 cts., at ‘cer me St, bet, land K nw. Estublished For the Eye of Tourists. i Gents’ k or short sleeve Gauze Under Vests,50c; Job otek long sleeve U: 5c. New York Pattern Jean Dra 2 5005 ; Climax Shirts, ready for use, pel ject fit, Balbriggan halt Hose, from Stewart’s cl $1.50 doz. ; White Ties, 2 doz. for 25c.; Bags, Sun Umi 180.3 Traveling shir K OF Gar tren Trunks in the ” 920 7th GUITEAWS BRAIN EXAMINED. io Bt 5 IT IS FOUND TO BE IN A NORMAL STATE. Shirts; bes at Levis’ “cheap cash st DW. Noah watker & Co. ‘The plo Spring and summer sale THE HEART AND OTHER ORGANS IN GOOD CONDITION. Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Suites all the Our prices reduced to sult the pockets of all. ‘BUSINESS. SUE, Dxgss Surrs, and Workine Svrrs. We organize asale ot clothing now that shall Teduce our stock immediatel: hinge ae and now w the day for ais, The be sold at once, and eal yyers shall advantages of New Goods at low prices. A HEALTHY MIND IN A HEALTHY BODY. ‘The Scene in the Jail Chapel. fave all the 3:30 p. m.—Dr. Bliss and his son arrived at the Jail at half-past three o’clock and joined the phy- siclans engaged tn making the autopsy. A re- porter of Ta Star was the only newspaper man admitted to the chapel where the body was being -dissected. The chapel is a spacious apartment, devoid of furnishings, save a few benches and tables. The coffin was placed upon a bench, and the body was removed, and after having been stripped, was laid upona table. Scales and other appliances for examining the different a of the body were placed about on the tables. he operations of the three surgeons engaged in the autopsy were watched with the greatest inter- est by the others who cro wded about the table. What Was Disclosed by the Autopsy. After the examination of the eyes, the brain was removed and inspected. Then the body was cut Open and a thorough and complete examination made, with the view of determining ail the physi- Convalescents from all wasting diseases should use Carter’s Liver Bitters for their superior strengthening and tonic qualities, The Marked Popular Favo: accorded to “Hub Punch” is umply warranted. No saa punch made when required for use can rival Nervous Weqeecline of Man. lervous Weakness, ual Debiitty, cured By “Weite Hteal $1. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. Fresh Alderney Batter, el Sharued aery eo ged and delivered in 34-10, Ward’ y print, CaS Also, $c. perqt. Cream, se. pia it th onewer * “Alderney geet é DIED. ological facts that could be of interest in connec- BENHAM. On June 30th, 1882, at 3:15 a.m., J. tion with the case. The brain was found to be in EARNEST 1 ‘eat, at 23 Want Capitolsteat a normal condition, and welghed 49 ounces. ‘The | Notice of fusseet hacentios heart weighed a little over nine ounces, and was in @ healthy condition, as were all the other in- ternal organs. Guiteau’s Brain and Physical Devel- DENHAM. On Friday, Jt 30th, 1 Mrs. pale RIE V S BERHASG, ba iaay, zane nee of fone We and nineteen Her fugeeal wif take place from St. Mark's Church. Pome fecha eee ee a ‘The friends = opment Perfect. ass |S of the family ivi ted * car Apes 55 The. asta wan takoa’ “to, the. Motleal AEITHLEY, Op Wetnenday, Jane 25, 208, at ¢ On ¥ Bm, JOHN KEITHLEY, in the seventy-firth year of Museum, where it will jotographed and Oe PORTNOY Se | a Secal win take place from his ibs amore minute examination made of it this even- woaldencn OLDE 3d and M streets southeast, on Sunday, July 2d, at 3 The general opinion of the iclans seems bea er repin re iphysleal develop ment mee Seen Te Fal 26 invited “to at- was perfect. 1889, after 9 Mrw. Scoville. wife ot BoA. At 10:30 a.m. 12, 30, sod pagan Nineass WARGEREENA, w the per fourth year of he Friends are Tequested to attend the f funeral | froin her soeeee oe ‘7th street northwest, 51 © apy at 3 o'clock After her ineffectual attempt to get into the jail Mrs. Scoville returned to the city and went to her lodging place. It was understood at the fall this afternoon that she will not come to. the Jall till to- day, June 30, 1882, at 12:05 a.m. CATHARINE AGNES Respird, infant daughter ter of morrow, when she will be permitted to view the oi tite remulns of her brother. >" John B. and C. 8. Nesbitt, ag oe ne on eral from residence Sete pa No. 106 K street ———> ANOTHER Boxp CaLu. — Secretary Folger wil) petinest, Saturday, July 1: Probably issue a bond callcarly next week for con- | REID. On Friday, June 90, 1882, at9 o'clock 8.m,, tinued 63 included in the issue under the act of aad CHARENGE E pappeet ena, of aia | Box these oat frags There ites! ee betray pe of | and 17 days. ise bonds now outstanding. but one call having b i been made,amounting to $15,000,060. The Secretary Rust ono ow sa eerie has not decided what amount this call shall be for, But to us the comfort’s given but it ts probable that it also will be for $15,000,000. - We shall meet him se death. 2 By His Auxt Kare. Pustic Dest.—It is estimated that the decrease sBilends are invited to attend the faneral services, . : rom. dence of his parent ree! baled oat ae for the month of June is a little northwest, at 3:30 o'clock Sunday ev renig next BA —~——-——__ _at five o'clock a. ‘Tux Prestpenr this afternoon transmitted to the | Jr inthe Suisse ray ‘year of his age, son of the la Commissioners the District appropriation bill for tery b thelr views, and the Commissioners returned the same without any suggestion. west, Saturday, July Lt, at 4:30 bom AUCTION SALES. IIOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. —~—S~S CLOSING SALE OF aigyyneny AND FANCY cee noc LOOK sated 3 aux CS a SEVEN 0? ‘at No. 811 Market Space, (Lowe’ i: T shall haves closing ale, comprising— ‘ine! ‘Funeral from hie late residence, No, 50 street north- A RUNAWAY AccrpENT.—About noon to-day a horse attached to a buzgy belonging to a colored man named Stephen Branson, ran away from in front of the Columbia buildings, and collided with a sewing-machine wagon containing a young lady, at the corner of 44 street and Loulslana avenue, The young lady had a narrow escape, but the fleeing horse ran a shaft of the wagon into his breast and broke his leg. Mr. R. A. Ball, of the Humane Society, was on the spot and shot the | ;,Quyons Fringes, Tailors’ and Hegalia Trimmings, orse, ess AL! Auctioneers. ee THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. The follo are the ovening and closing prices: cf the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. IL Dodge, 539 15th street. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BRUSSELS ent PE! Name | 0) G@ | Name, ONE Gen, Pacitic.... 91 | 914 North Pac -. WAKE, : C, OCKERY, cme ist et oll aes “| AOR TO- MORO W, JULY Finer, at TEN O'CLOCK ne 243; | dix | Av Mo. wo shall sell, in front of ‘our selesroom, the ager acon ge 43% | WAGER ‘s WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, Donen G. if | TJVHOMAS DOWLING, Zucuoneer. Erle. TEN FINE SILVER-MOUNTED SHOW CASES, Erie, 24s. “ee 7 13 FRENCH PLATE AMELOR, COUNTERS AND Th, Central /_132 * i3iig St Pee maha os 40 UCTION Lake Shore 212111 110% Do. pret...../104%4 102% on MONDAY: SGLY THU, AUTEN O'CLOCK, at | Low. & Nash ..| Gs <, 6735 Texas Pac .... re 811 Market Space, (Lowe's), I shall seli the above Tne the Heh. Ce § 6434) 614 | show cares are in splendid condition, 3 jae m rALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. 7 * 37" \Wab. Pac. pid.| 5070) 513 TRUS ee Or Ya ¥ SHARES a ERREER N, ¥. central 18036 13 BL |West, Union..| 8134) 84g PATE ON, EOURTRENTE trust duly 2 Teoordea in ber eq., of the land records of the of Columbia, and at the written request of: party secured thereby. we wil affer fer bale se Light Company lighted ectric t, from the Treasury depart- ction, in front ot the premises, on. the T) uA last night for the first time, | TECH DAY OF 7 og einen ton ercome seems to be the fick | estate, to wit: Jot lettered ‘crn of Jen O. Evans’ ering of the lights, Which makes them painful to the eyes. Large crowds turned out on F street to | two hundred and forty-seven. in’ th witness the displa ton, fi the Dist Francis Leonard Was fined $20 or 30 days by | No. 1131 14th str Judge Snell yesterday for Keeping ils bar open on | bran subdivision of orivinal lot tw in Square mumber e city of Washing- f Columbia, Improved by house ct northwest, subject to pelor mentee "Lerms of sale: Cash. A deposit of $100 will be. re- Sengee cn SE peat wat ao) auired at time of sale. ‘Terms of sale aiust be complied Charles Carpenter, or Chipman, 12 years old, of | With within five days, or prorerty will be resold ut cost light complexion, gray eyes, rather small for his | of bidder. age, dressed in dirk pants and vest, black slouch JOHN W. ROSS. > rrusteos, nd_old shoes, left home, 206 434" street south- CHAPIN BROW! NS » Wednesday list, 21st Instant, and has not | se21-a (0 Louisiana avenue. been'seen since. It i$ thought that he may have followed the soldiers to Gaithersberg. Is iby, colored, was fined $5or 15 days by nell yesterday for committing a nuisance in transporting garbage through the streets in an open w: nm. 01 An old man, named Edward Henry, was charged in the Police Court yesterday with making an in- decent exposure of his person in the Smithsonian fred and also with carrying a pistol. He was ned $5 or 15 days in the first case, and $20 or 60 ys Jn the second case. He was committed in default of the fines. leaded gulity before Walter Reader, colored, Judge Snell to-day to carrying a Reena hy knife, han on the and went down for @ days in default of A marine bicycle made its a] penta Potomac me Aiton! for the ar rime in this Dis- trict, prod consider: ueing ‘able interest among the oarsmen of this he It belongs to Mr. L Kimbell, who fs agent for it match at Benulag’s geerday” uncer the sespis nn ay, T the auspices of the Golub il Aasoeta tion, the shoot was over the 200 yards range. W. 1. Cash won the rize, John S. Miller second. During the tw~ AT REQUEST OF PARTIES INTERESTED. the above sale is FUSTEONED until JULY SIXT! 1882, at HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK P.M, By onder of of the Trustecs, ILLIAMS & CO., Aucta. (or Other Auctions See Seventh Paae-t GPE AT CLEARING- OUT SALE. TREMENDOUS SUMMER TREMENDOUS SUMMER Stock, SELLING OFF CHEAP, BELLING OFF CHEAP; At A. STRAUS’, At A. STRAU ’ 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN 989 PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE, NEAR TENTH STREET. NEAR TENTH STREET, ets ing Mr. Cash made two strings of 33 eac! ‘hb, ‘ “ Call and see how we have put things down. Captain Miller tne of 23 Mr. Pollard three of 31, Call and fee how we have put tings dowi: ==" A Nox-Unton Man Beaten.—Lewis Lepreux, Robert F. Stafford and John Keif were fined $5 or 15 days each by Judge Snell to-day, for assault- ing Jos. Garner, who testified that these men fell en bim and beat him because he has been working at plastering for less than unton wages, 1,000 — wew srvtes OF AMERICAN ORGANDY LAWNS, in Lawn Tenms, Polka Dots, Stripes, Lavender, Pink, We are determined tu clear oar counters We are determined to clear our counters Of the Entire Stock Of te Entire Stock OF MEN'S AND Boyst OF MEN'S AND BOYS' FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, THE VERY BEST CLASS CLOTHING THE VERY BEST CLASS CLOTHING EVER MADE UP, EVER MADE UP: Biue, bee Grounds, Black, Blue, Brown and We are selling Better Goods, Pink Figures, yard wide, 12 cents, Pee ee EO: For Leas Money, 200 New Styles of Union LINEN LAWNS, at 8 cents. For Less Money, India LINEN, 12 cents. Than Any Other Clothing House, Wamsatta @OTTON, 9 cents. ‘Than Any Other Obothing House, 200 New Styies of Madras DRESS GINGHAMS, in And Now Offer Plaids and Seersucker Sty%es, 10 cts. and 12 cts. And Now Offer FOULARDS, in Satine designs, 12 cents, THE VERY GREATEST Bape IE Satin Stripe NAINSOOK, 12 cents. THE VERY GREATEST BARG, India LINENS, very fine, 20 cents, 25 cents. To be found pany this city. Persian ILAWNS, very fine, 25 cents. To be found anywhere in this city; Dotted, Figured, and Lace Striped SWISS, 18, 20, 250. _ Lace GRENADINES; Laco BUNTING, 25 cts. BARGAINS! Bapesres) | CLOTH, for Boys" Suits, 25 cts,, 37 cts., 50 cts, BARG. ;ARGAINS! LINEN, for Boys’ Suite, 15 cta., 18 cts., 20 cts. —_— PARASOLS vid SUN UMERELLAS, ‘$1, $1.25, $1.50, (log id ‘Store in the City. $2, $2.50, Lhe Coviest and Lightest Store in the City. Lined PARACOLS, #2, $3, $4. MATTINGS ana CARPETS. ; LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 10 cts. A. STRAUS, A. STRAUS, Al TOWSON'S, $89 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, i €26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Eoezd SOUTH SIDE. HIS fee Pe on GIVE NOTICE oper se Cue. ‘Columbia, 1e23-1m. Hear Tenth street, HAtwanp & HUTCHINSON, 217 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, FAMILY SUPPLIES. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! OOG ERE RRR EEE SSS, ooOE RReE 8&8 Som ae EF thie) 9888, THT KEE RRR’ TL in BF w “aco Ssssq ? Be eet HNKNG ° Stk Ree HRN G co. Sggs8_ Tf EEE R 8 LLLL UN NN GGG > REROEREL 1 A NNN 000 EEE RRP il AA NN NO O RRR BSL IAA NNNO E Beeb AAAN REO8 ‘REE LLLLIIA AN NN GOO GGG, 00, E “pb REE RN N @ GOOL bDpD NNN G@ O9OL D DEE NNN G@ag0 08 Dd DE NNN GGG 00 LLL DDD KEE N NN HHUL fb : Hunn bE HOO Be HoH OH ton tom 7 WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. ‘Wholesale Depot: Corner Ist street and Indians avenue. jel WM. M. GALT & CO. fe EXCURSIONISTS. BEE! POTTED: Sati a ITED RIED OYS' PUUNCH aoe eue PICKLED OS: THOU ERM RGHACRLS CURSE ‘TOMATOES ap 4 ae LED WOODEN SLATES” B. W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. CLARET! CLARET my Oh8er: We offer, asa Seared WHEREE BOTTLES T, E CLARET FOR OR rare SER DOZEN ve “We have an assortment of Spe hele ig OF CLARET ‘witch we arooters POTTED MEATS, PICK! , OLT 1 PANNED OYSTERS, SARDINES, &c., &., for Picnics and Kx- GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, m5 No. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. INR. KELL, Dewan Crass LAMB, Motto &c. CORNED BEEF 629 ana 890 Center Ma 9th street wing, E ARE RECEIVING DAILY rane GRASS MOTTON. earn 4 Constantl: hand PHILADELPHIA ‘CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, O° BosTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO.. 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BR A uv iM MM sSS8q B AA OU U MMM" g Wp AA UU MMM | gS Sob 24 “ou BM 2 Sess8 T BATHING SUITS for Gentlemen from 65 cents up. BATHING SUITS for Ladies fron. $2.25 up. BATHING SUITS for Misses from 6 to 16 years, BATHING SUITS for Boys from 4 to 16 yeare, BATHING HATS ode Rene, mn five cents up. BATHANG SHOES for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. BATHING TRUNKS for Gents and Boys. YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, for Gents and Boys, at 4623 416 SEVENTH STREET. a ee Repucep” “REDUCED!” We have to-day placed on our center counter a larze lot of FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GUODS for 25 cte. These goods have been selling at 50 and 623s cts. “They are a Genuine Bargain." SURAH SILKS, suitable for Evening Dresses, in Cream, Light Blue and Pink, $1.25; same quality sold elsewhere at $1.50, Our stock of LUPIN’S GRENADINES, in elegant styles ang qualities, cannot be excelled. LINEN LAWNRS, 12¥e, CANTON GINGHAMS of the best grades, 12340. LONSDALE CAMBRIC, 12%. — full reg. HOSE, 250. « pair. All-linen Hematitched HANDKERCHIEFS, 100 dozen atsis0 ee Sen: large in all de} ts, and prices large in all departmen ‘Our stock very low. We fn 5 “ONE PRICE ONLY.” TRUNNEL & CLARK. mis 803 MARKET SPACE. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MT. DESERT, POLAND SPRINGS, RANGELEY AND MOOSEHEAD LAKES, And all other New England Resorts, SHOULD BEAR IN MIND THAT THE ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS circulars ‘CLARENCE fete. Fe Pro- LADIES’ GOODS. QHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAM Seu ont ri oak ‘Now open. Round trp: sp tickets 48-1 FARSON & CO. BETWEEN: WASHINGTON AND BOSTON, via Penn. Ce EDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL ae: =r ‘New York n York and Row tasiend GP on the StH OF JUNE. Mailroaas. JASON STOCKBRIDGE, of tho oid Fountain of Xi Cars, first-class ang How vg oy ent ahs celal Bleep- ound Trip ‘Tickets at low rater behad ‘No Omnibus Transfer through New York City. No delays caused by the transfer of Baggage through New York City. Tickets on sale at all Penn. R.R. Offices. Be sure they read via New York and New England R. R. Tables information may be ob- tained af Hotels and Hicket OMe. Vater to be had at our Gen. 42 North Ci 8. M. FELTON, Ja, A. C. RENDALL, PH, 1010 F street, Want General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. ee c. + 1003 se ok fae re ANDERSON HEIRS, Proprietors. Tee eee CAPONE LT IVER SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN FOR BOARD New, elegant; Bathing, Saili Fisting. refi E Ist to SEPTEMBER, — witless er na er week. ‘Ghlidren ais SHURY PARK N.J._THE PEMBERTON, DOE: eare Invariably 78 cont ner 2d and Ocean avenue, 50 feet from, Fruit, fatiine, medical ‘bills and medicine all free. furnished, new house, now’ New “tre tions for this, sesson are mone room, fine open; ay forme ‘Transients ac- seine’ ice cream and ote fountain, Mall afer commodated reasonably. Ot" promptly ae hureday and Saturda: at oHiver EW AND FASHIONABLE SUMMER RESORT | 5Ptings, and the Pepa. Ke P, BLARISTONE oy rch Sey 2.2m veesorinet Md on m. Falls and all northern resorts via the Ji COETONS SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES wheel steamers of this iine land hotel six tin grabbing and bathing OPE NoSUSE Gorm: 3 Glen and Geneva. Electric lehta and all Deletors Milealown P20... Margao Mads heertm Pliances. Boating, fishing, &c. Scenic attractions un- | Ptietor, en ‘on sale via this route at SUEXEDLAW, Manager Hi (CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS, MES. J. P. PALMER, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Most reepcetfulty announces to her pumeroan pos ok Ep ey that she iseelling ber lange and FINE FRENCH MILLINERY ATGREATLY REDUCED PRICES Prior to her leaving for Paris ye 47S Foe tue SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS. We have received the LATEST PARISIAN STYLES, eultable for the Seaside and Mountains, which we will exhibit during the cousing week. se10 1809 F street northwest, DOUGLA HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. OUR OWE MAKE OF THE FINEST WATCH SPRING TEEL, 500. Pity ‘AND SIZE MADE TO ORD: HOOPSKIRTS OF REFUSE” STE gilifite French Woven CORSET at 1, sold af A. Fine French Contille Hand-maje CORSRT, at $1. weber ones sa tot of Childress Rogulat Made fe have one wpecial Ic ‘* mn Cardinal, Blue and Brown, at 2c Would oe DOUGLASS, axD zy NINTH F STREETS 3,D. PAYNE, Supt, Steamers, Watkins, Ne I mis Mase WOUSE, MIDDLEBURG, LOUDOUN HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. ATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERE for sccommegation of francine and easter AQEEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, and moet Doarders. “Mineral spring near hotel, oq er when company will Justify. having Stent SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; an; SAdaress. ates ‘pool of carbonated mineral TITS, the lancet jea3-2w CHRISTIAN REAMER. water in the wor. ‘Ain, Chalyboste Srringe. (secon end nle Ak toon eee ee ee fouone,) rich in roa, and, from a half to quar. | Re touy ele: Sua JOHN'S COTTAGE, CAPE, MAY, N. J.—ONE ofan hour's ride, (carriage or horseback, )a fine M. WILLIAN, prcmeodioas tie seinen a a Whe se ‘harming euramer home. More SYLVANIA AVENUE. anc ms. oe be ri A Fr EST. soHN. Pome SA awe Me satisfactory results ina number of diseases (some in a woggigiciny =" TOMAC HOTEL, few weeks, others « season) than any springs in this | 7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS. a5 ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, Mp., of socses from outs of the compare Pamphiets ME. WASHINGTON. d water at Thompeon'a, 703 15th street, HIONABLA ‘Terms:--§1.50 per day, Bo per week, and $30 ie D.C. or wili be pent direct on appli Fine MAKING AND THIMMING STORR, Permonth. arrangements for families. Rte boating and fishing. Engage rooms early. Hun’ 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.. met at Piney Point wharf. Good sailing and z ternel amg unable to get quarters, Suita, Costumes. Cloaks, &e., tinge tm eupes Ee Ee eee sapien a BEDE, Honting in eeason. Ww. H. SALE, Hor style at uhort notice. “Laden can sh Dresses oat Piney Poin OAS S BBO. | _myiss oy Proprietor. | and basted, and a perfect fit gnaranteed, ti Schmedtic & Brow., 704 7th street. = OCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. Ms 4 ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, ©. Xander, 911 7ti street northwest. 320-1: cae ETE ecechen' ve ey Ess, END COTTAGES (FORMERLY ORAMER pen Janet Froprietor. Makes COMSETS to order in every style nd inatertaty! ihe severed spriwe at cotiggea for ase ot en 2nd all information, | ‘4 6 NER SPECIALTIES Ate guests. as comfortable. and Ddoard first. ang Oa Fl Ph LEE SON SON, 401 9th etrect northwest | French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear clase. J. W. BARNDOLLAR, Proprietor. . Jeg’ me patti’ Goat Imported Hosiery, on T HE “COLONNADE,” toa? oo perce CAPE MAY. B Poon hy Hy ody there Sia ie Tnequaled location, nbetantial bulaing, porting Corset, for which tk special ascent : new furniture. promt and atten Vator, Corset, bet own sect, Gat tihat Tor the prion ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., —— 4 Spanish epoken. a5 A,TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. Furnished with all the Modern Improvements, includ- | The Orchestra will be conducted. by Mr. Zimmerman. t of Calonade Hotel, Philadelphia, ing Hot and Cola Baths. Opens June 24. ‘my19-2m SBURY PARK, N. 2, THREE MILES mt Cc. A. RINES. Lone Brauch.” The Mansion House, one k from the oooan, 1s ow open for the re- ae it Site B. &. EAXDBOURNE: Prope Pomson T= WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, (NEw Broap Gaver Router, ) BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY, 18 NOW RUNNING FAST FXPRESS TRAINS OF ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND PARLOR CARS, In which the charge for seat has been reduced to 25 cta, THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN NINETY MINUTES. Passengers from Washington will take the through trains of the Baltimore and Potomac ltalirosd to Pike, delphia and arrive at the new Broad street Station of the Feunsylvania ailroad, where Union Transfer Coachoa or street cars com irect to Station of the West Jer- sey Kallroad at { Toot Of Mather etteck ks and full informa. NG SCH chee! Ue ec tion nya follows: ‘Nocthoast caruer of ISU street LELANDS’ Ay and Pennrylvania avenne: Station Baltimore and Poto- - A mae Railroad, corner 6th and B streets; 619 Penuss lva- JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. Reaeeet eee Paraoenes jel2-Im__ CHARLES & WARREN LELAND, Jn, eee ——— Jin 1 ee pre POINT HOTEL. OPENS JUNE Sari | For illustrated cireular, &e., address Sr. Marr's Couxry, Marri, wales —s Open for reception of Guests JUNE 18th, under the aud La HOUEE, BURY PARK, N. J. ARI i axhthecially desirable Cottage Hi fa ervies unsurpassed, fee, conve; Beach and from station: rates very Toasonable, Adaress A. A, M. CLARK. jel?-2m, Devas: GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Fify, Wil onen for reception of ucets &e.. ENGEL, Mebgel How _4e15-2m* ‘Newville, Cumberland fOTEL ALBIO} RTLANTIC CITY, N.J., a7 Pope for Ge gonson of 1882. Satur ‘The most elegantly furn: tpotnted het! in Atlgntic tie ‘An open-air pa paviion tructed floor of €60 equare yards for hops Porte espn Man LENTZ & sieGMis Proprie Inne Fy and “best bE and amusements Je13-2m ad FRED. E. Witte Mo MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. nt of the owner, Mr. ‘AN HOUS TRAVERS. he aaa W i cen ughly reno. preeiyel » HOUs! ENE es CIBT | vated, turn Hehed and supplied with every. couyentencs MOUNT P for the comfort of guests, and is a first-class Summer be tee all $10 4k, and $35 per month. erms—$2 per day, er week, and mon Special arrangements imme for ng Baily col munication with Washineton, Baltimore, and Norfo by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake, and Jano Moseley. For further information address Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, ‘OUNTAIN HOUSE, M CRESSON Cambria county OPENS JUNI On main line of Pennegly above sea level, situated in a p ia railroad, 2° ap scot k of one hundred a amid oe, os tehlees Scenery of ae Sileeten. ae e9-3m_ Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Md. accesei pure air, and freedom from malaria, flies | Mele. and mosquitos render if the most desirable ‘estet st JOHAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the state, are 1831 a New Hotel was erect irst nes eer class in all its appointmente, and capable (with cot- rederick Co., Va. és faces) vot aécommonating nearly 1000 geste” Cat Circulars at Star office. xiow J lences may be rented by Sad socluion or homes gram and terms, address W. D. TYLER, Sueeneene jose dexiri ‘the For descriptive circular, ‘dias GTeckrox HOTEL, Ae SEASON OF 1882 OPENS JUNE 29. Under new management. All communicr. nt. The celebrated Logan House, Altoona, Pa., ia also ; = , Ender ir. “Ertes's: management, “Send for ejreu- eee res BEANKG! NOM, Carrollton House ieee Le: Jeo more, P. 8. BOOTHBY, Maxacrr, my25-2m_ CAPE MAY, N.J. (PRE SOUTHERN, ATLANTIC CITY, XN.J..(OR- N VIEW.) deligh ated, one block from beach end ae 4 [e Glass scoommodations st reasonabl rates; gas bi ATLANTIC HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND, ill UPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1 onthe 2st OF JUNE. For information and eee JOHN TRAI jel4-1m Ocean City, Sa EARNS HOUSE, NEAR WEST BeOS Now open; Sret-class board andheat. P.O. Box 980. . = fine ha des avandanee 3 ‘ot ail eat aad Cpa} | my2t im VAN DYKE & BUN! WE ee MEARNS, aR. QEASIDE PARK HOTEL, SEASIDE PARK, N. my30-1m* Q- POINT Coe orre a ¢ TEL, HY Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. 1@ Fen any hotel in the United States. Basoubaings surpassed Bathing, boating, fishing and driving specially attractive. Pro sminently aresort al accomm. will JUNE 10. Acco: Highland Falls, Ney. | 5,02 ith excellent eal pnexcelioe 3 mot ee H.C. HE! = Until June 1. After that, Beash ‘uySe"om OORE’S HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, St. Mary's county, Md. Now open. New front and lexge number cool rooms added since lastseason. Three churches, physicians and drug store, mineral water; salt-water bathing, bos ting, 00D GREEN COFFEE, 10 POUNDS FOR $1.00. 10 Ibs. GRAN. SUGAR...... igall. my “BOUQUET” WHISKEY... “GEO. A. O'HARE, my31-I1m 3413 7th street northwest. A776, WATTINGS, MATTINGS, LOOSE ‘OVERS Philadel- oe Ruretare eee by our CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES. _ SINGLETON’ & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE, pallowdars for STRASE ‘CARPET CLEANING reosivo ARTIS’ Art. A a5 all kinds tions’ resort in the country. x: croquet—all f: ‘Dance’ nightly. Malaria, and for Insomnia trul ystonderttt tn eons No mosquitos. ermm, §25 per month: $9 per ‘we Tifte effect. for circular doseribing hygienic ad- | $1.60 per day. Children and nurees half rite, Bosts vantages, eM. HARRISON eB BUS, to'and from Washington six times a week.» Arrowsmith my16-3m retor, Jeayes Thursdays and Saturdays, Lien a and Fridays. The Sue on Monday, returning Satu HE ROBINSON COTTAGE, Se References given. ERT F. MOORE, a Del. FUNK 26. Je7-Im prietor. ew! fol “E. WACKER Sse nw. OE BB'S. gay Sie = OUNTAIN TOP HOTEL: 1,906 FEET, = M above Tide Water, Situated in Vinci, oka Tao, gn Chesapeake and Ohio Hailway from Washington ‘Gity, an ania 121 i als from Richmon: sushlp mane ‘She 2 ee eS soateiiie. Ya. : is now HENKY L. MASSIE, | poste from Sh y Beane, By ton to * eV my3l-lm She Bat every M. many Metientey ai and Friday. Taman MOUS: 5 ERPS Fe FERRY, WEST | Zhe Baltimore and W: Norhamiion basta) ae ee bets ‘eah from cou Set-talS iT SPADY. Proprietor. vation. ‘Terms, meds RENEY SPRINGS WILI. BE OPENED FOR RE- juests JUNE Ist, 1882. place has aa POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, In Two Hours from Philadelphia. bee . N. BuSpwanp, Gen'l Manager. gumaroca SPRINGS. fat UNITED STATES HOTEL. TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. Beason of 1882 opens JUNE 10th and TEMBER: my2-2m SRST VinGINIA. celebrated and fs We W OPEN. ‘The elevation of Feeding od ‘mountains is 3, 50U ne | S58 sere ghoas cite gp Railroad, corner id B strocla, avenue: 1901 et tia: bi FRANK THOMSON, J.B. WOOD, erat 708,26 APE MAY.—NEW ATLANTIC—CHOICE, House—’ soe rey the beach; unob-' fmenta; located on ye ‘Address J. 8. DEATS Comer ‘HOUSE, CLARENDON Srrinaa. Vr. B. MURRAY & SONS., Props. ye Ep EER. REE ee bare a modern most desirable =: oOTAE. — my30-2m os ope ____— BOOKS, &e. 1" W BOOKS. Floating Matter of the Air, by ter. Scie: Series. 2; AN new edition, ‘Aune, by stance Fennimore ‘Woolen $1.25; California for Health, Pleasure ‘and Henidinen, new gation. “thor” boAdoybue’s, Wart A Pal of Pinaten, byrAdoirhy ¥. Wart 75 cen in of Pinas y Edward Seni of ye Aschenbroedel ‘4 novel, $1.50. a Ei Memory ty ba Th Kibot tuter, 3 B. ‘wonu N, INSYLVANIA AVENUE. proed Hodgson's Errors in Use Jesterday—Leisure Hour. Fraukun Square and Seaside Li ors JAMES ami CHAPMAN, N For Paladin of Finan: California for Health, Preasureand a Piaceof Heddence: Mi rt rN postors and Adventurer, Fuller: c. joolsn : $1.25." My Irish Journey, Thor. Cariyte rs From Hand to Hand, Me. Wister. ‘$1.40. Among tha Azores, ‘Weeks; $1.50. Avchoulbroidel, CN B) Lottie of the Mill, Heintb # tite Mountains; $3. Oxicood's Pocket Guide to Europe: $1.50. A new and beautiful assortment of Stationery and Fane Goode Just received, by ORKISO + OR IFE AND MOTHE) clowical Dictionary of the £ eat. mary of David by Waatnl'D Sermons by ‘harles: Croquet, Lawn ‘Tennis and Archery WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 Seventh street. __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. (VE ARE UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY 1 DKESS SHLC Collars, Anon Cuffe, Silk Neckwear, Cotton soate Undersbats and Deowtes onle giggles Of Peroale hirta, ‘the very best qualitys Fine Percale Shirta, only 75 cents, Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only $2, Six fine Dress Shirts to order for $9. wit goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every CoMM( Je6 “nis MEGINNISS:, 1002 F street northwest. S B. ELLERY, 'e SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS GENTS FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Sraeer Norrewest, Wasuixoton, D.0. SHIRTS Bir gits Fraps nice oer 1x Extra Pine Shirts to onder. ix Fine Shirts to order, ‘Tuoxrsoxs DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORE axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest. FOOTWEAR -made SHIRTS at fc Best Wameutta, poe Best ¥. Boy's Footie ine SAFE DEPOSIT co. Security FROM Loss BY BURGLARY. ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington. In its own Building, Conxen 16TH STREET axp New Youe Ave. Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January ire tal... Tor Coc Tents Safes, inaide its Fire and Proot V from $5 00 960 scoording to alae and ed VAULT DooRs aaa BY THE SARGENT XD VALUABLES of Bats snd 81 oe pare NECKWEAR, ¥, GHauLES c. Was, L re. Ce Soma Amt. Soars co. oe. recone a Sesusecua