Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1883, Page 4

The Army of the Potomac. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE APPROACHING REUNION. The following program has been arranged for the reunion of the Society of the Army of the Po- tomac, to be held here on the 16th and i7th in- stants: Wednesday, May 16—11 a. m., parade by regular troops, District militia, Grand Army of the Repub- lc, Union Veteran Corps, Army of the Potomac, &c. 1:20 p.m., mectings of the Veteran Corps Association. 3'p. m., business meeting of the so- clety at the National Theater. 8 p. m., oration and poem at National Theater and remarks by prominent officers present. Thursday, May 1¢—An excursion of citizens and veterans to Mt. Vernon. 7p.m., banquet at Ab- ner's garden. The following organizations will hold their an- Dual reunions in the city on the first day, the 16th of May, viz: The societies of the 1st, 3d, 3d, 4th, Sth, 6th, Oth. 11th, 12th and 19th army corps, the _ THE EVENING SHURSDAY TAR. May 3, Int. LOCAL MENTJON. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Stewat. Orricer, » Wasnixctox, D.C, May 3, 1883, 9:30 a. mm. For tho mifdie Atlantic states, partly cloudy Weather with | e Ne winds mostly Southerly, stationary or higher temperature, lower pressure. SPECIAL BCLUETY Local showers are lske region, Ohio val HOWERS TO MORROW. Indivated on Friday 1c the and middie states, ——>—__—_ Crrsnep Rssreerry, terra cotta and Irish tato color Vases given away witis tea and coffee; also, Owl's green, Owl's brown, Owl's chotce Java, cos 4 lbs. for $1.00; chotce spring leaf tea, 50c., | Keneral staff Army of the Potomac, thecavalry and por 10.; at the Enterprise Tea Company's, 4th | artillery corps of the Army of the Potomac, and Street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill } the Army of the James; also, a number of regi- onaell mental organizations. A number of the late mem- Seen See bers of ths engineer brigade of the Army of the Potomac organized at G. A. R hall last evening OUR ANNIVERSARYCELEBRATION continied Friday mid Saturday, also those lal bargains. Ladies’ | for the pu: of participating in the coming re- Ronse slippers Iai: Kid and goat house and | unton. “Major Rickard Middiston was, elected Opera silppers, 45a50c.; Newports, low button and | president and Lieut. John L. Paine, secretary. Oxtords, $1.00. Special low prices on all goods a 516 Seventa street, Handsome memento ‘The W.L. I. Corps Fair. ds, ‘WINNERS AT THE CLOSE OF THE POLIS LAST NIGHT— LEADING CANDIDATES IN THE VOTING WHICH 18 STILL IN PROGRESS. ‘The attendance at the Washington Light Infan- try Fair increases as the fair draws near a close. There was much interest last night in the voting. and the number of votes cast in some of the con- tests seem fabulous. The voting on the following articles was closed last night: Bank messengers’ 8 Doz. gau7> lis1e gloves at 2a per patr. A job a of large hand-painted fans, only pair. To cli customer a decorated mirror. ‘Mrs. Max Wert, Agt., T2ith aw. Best nuns veiling, bunting, albatros, crapes, sshnierey siiks, satis, black and white goods, 66 7th street, ~ Fox New style hair cloth bustles, 1834 satteens | gold pen and penoll, won by Geo. Dodson, with 642 . ‘ tes; Woodbury gold-headed oane, W. H: Clagett, &,1 lawns 8¢., go 736 7th ie a - i2o; bierehe Be Z mae a0) ; sea races S.C. CuamEny print butter. Spicer, Compton | suli, C. J.Wetzel, 2,200; gj ao Wholesale ‘agents. Asi for ei ‘Bee ad. McAuley, 827; dressing gown, Wm. E, Dennison, 9,249; embroidered dress, Mrs. John L. Miller, Fessert’s Ick Creay and Charlotte Russa, ae oat fl aa one, 1,083; oe = atch and chain, Frank Manning, 4,612, and Harz Tyre-Wriren, 990 F strect: #40, Brave Ball outa, George town College, 227034. ey ; ne leading cand! @ Voting on nethy"s, 1109 Pa.ay., takes one Gor. tine photos with one thirteenth pal nted for $3 | {hows woen'the aie oreo eaneeRt Were os pai tee < 55; bakery driver's watch Fens received on storage and Insured against er ee Bs oe Hh py Sper jemage Dy moths oF fire,at Stinemetz & Son's,1a37 | 84 chain—Geo, W. Hoffman, 90; ¢ foe apace “1ST | Robt Wade, 26; Kimball organ—Mrs. Geo! Kraft, 410; diamond Elk pin—JohnEllinger, 133; corps badye-0n tt. J. T. Dyer, 512; sewing ma- at 1234, 18 and 2c. teb. ard; insertings to ‘Tr¥ one of our French | Chihe—Mme. C. Corey, 613¢; silver punch bowl—T. Woven verses" In short, medium and long lengths | A, Sullivan, ey eteam Giimo whistle Armenia, atgi pair — ‘Mas. Max WEYT, 158; barber chair—Prof. 8.8. Brooks, 1,030; ice-driv- : izithn.w. | er’S.watch and chain—J. T. Hutehingon, 670; as stove—Mrs. W. N. Dalton, 20; fishing-tacklo— Major W. H. Mills, $29: cart and narness—T. M. Steep, 72; speeding wagon—J. Thomas Noyes, 89; side board for lady—Mrs. W. G.Coburn, 45; gold- headed cane for florist—J. H. Small, 42 ge District Government Affairs. AT THE MERTING OF THE FIRE BOARD last night Chief Cronin’s report for April was submitted, Stating that there were eight alarms during the month for fires, entalling an estimated Toss of $850, with insurance on same of $400. Fa- Yorable mention was made of the measures taken to guard against damage by fire and loss of life at the government printing office. ‘The resignations of N. W. Wilkinson and Walter 8. Copp were an- nounced, and the eerie ent of John J. Cannon and eight applications for appointments on the force were received. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS, During the month of March there were admitted to the Insane Asylum from the District qf Colum- bia 17 inmates, and 9 discharges in the e time. A Hanpsome Yacut.—Secretary Chandler, Com- modore Walker and several other officers this JEWELIY Sto! RFREY Stan, a large double paper of Mtty- ps, Will be Sent postpaid for,one dollar a ay tt sy PiTeneRs AND TRA Sets ts, With tea and coffee, by pany, corner 4th street and nue, ll. Branches— ri M1 Northern Liberty mar- & L. ODosxert, Proprietors. taxed $5 by Tudtye Snell to- exc? aud tranquilly of ration. Se. quart hottie; try It 404 9th ste bier, 6 By ets JL Amusements, &c., To-night. u Seer s y Rial’s company tn “Tne Cabin.” Ef re “Frank L¥1 “ afternoon inspected the handsome and very 5} eq itZst#® Courgue.—Frank L Frayne tn “SI Sio- ston pact he Orgutal which ea at AB fone s wave . of 7th street. The lent was also y2iny Mesrem—Novel performanes and curlost: | Stsit her but was unstis to Bhere ee He ane ——_ == 4s the property of Mr. Bostwick, of New York, and Condensed Locals. Was bullt by Herreshoff, of that city. eC, Wymaps mam be lghted at 7:20 p.m; ex- g(QHAROED. with KEEPING THEIR Bans OrEx ow ais ae als > SuNpaY.—The sesston o OUrE Was ‘The WeENLY Stan, a large double paper of ntty- | trusted by the tonto od a ec the trial of a large number of persons for keeping their bars open on Sunday. E. L. Jobnson, Frances Mueller, . F. Triber, Richard J. Marshall and Henry A. Streltberger were fined $20 each. George W. Driver and Charles Godfrey for- felted collateral. Base Batt.—The game on the Natfonal grounds between the Columbias and the Prep nine of | Columbian College yesterday resulted in favor of the Columbias by a score of 13 to 12 Other games 81x colam ‘Will be Sent’ postpaid for one dollar a friend, Patrick Byrnes, bili against Robert Me- tu set asie the wilt of the late nd to sell parts of lots 10 and 11, tor's bill was filed tn the Equity Haricness against William Du- teertain property to ed by Duvall. yesterday were as follo At Baltimore—Baltl- y Dr. Hartigan | inore, 1; Metropolitan, 2 At Philavelpiia— ud Aéton, who died sud | Providence, 4; Philadelphia, 1. Active HM; Anthracite. 6, ——— Tre River TRave.—Harbormaster Sutton 1 at the river front as follows: lis, sh R.A. Golden: stir. Comet, Tu or, fish same: bert, Hilton, sh V ewart; sehr. Maj k At Keading, Pa,— tained to be em= The remains were buried in ss, the ambulance driver, was re- | Kate. turning Irem St! Elizabeth where he had Ween to deliver ap the keeper of the sup-station at mtown to ren n Old White woman named | oysters mutket. Barron, who ad fallen trom a bridge = erossing a stat!’ branch and broken a leg. She S a 6 on te rwidence Hospital, hme Tn ee orn ‘The Coi iile Association last night de- | Df 4 coc 7 ‘ etited to set Stays and Saturdays of each | Beers and Mary Germon, eee Week for practice for the International mate! ibe A tee, to E. Tetuple, pt. 1, sq. 371: $550. 5 tM. "Hudson, jot 13, sub F. Harbin to Jullana Wil . N. Callan to Mary V. $688. Mary E. Wilder to H. Bubscription military matches, every Thursday. ‘The New York World states that Mr. Tilden bas sent to Mrs. Metkicham, t Viving eran t sure iid of Thomas Jefferson, who re- in West Washington, a cheek for $200. hie oe ein Oe ats W. Pesan to Allee 4 Goodwin, Wie Gt acd 28, sq. Seaninn (ned ee | s80: $1,400. A. Jurkson to IL Procter, lot. 9, block Pies 1, Howard ‘Tsity, sub; $ PO eee toc. Sohn nt. 24, sq. 516; 416. Mary E. Har- Lettehs | ris to Jat Eason, pts. 10 and 1i, sq. 34 Buen ce | $8,500. “C ton to 0. W, Longan, Iot 19,0 Brentviger. oF “4 #100. arct Winters to Salvador peers Of | Windia, 7 Anna Ubhoff to f Withenn Mui 500, G. | SM. Neiiwis, to Caroline H. Herr crtielty to ane e that had sever: S tinposed, and ex- led Attn om the c Frauces Tolson and Winston; ag and Sarah R. kidwell. _ Rattoap_ [ysracriox.—General Manager G Puga and We OW theer, of the Pes radiro.d keneral su} nt ot the Wilmington | and Boi baw ab Ge Ins, superin= | > and Sir. Aippey. chet engineer, of tue ta meting of the PoLomric, Vesterday Taade & trip 0 EG eects OF the ks r the Baltimore and Potomac ind aing Year us ndria and Fredericksburg roads, Joseph R. Ht Aclinira pa wensor vi . ER ander CoTABRL 431 monthly : a soclation Inst ved to the members at an Over one thousand stares take 1 pald upon, leave ORD'S RADICAL CURE. abit ares Subscribed, At the uy ular montlily mecting of the Unt Building Asgoctar ‘cater Bann hee er Watery Dis barcea from the Nose and $5,540 was ad: | seh in the Head, Nervous Headache !y relieved. Vabced at & prensiut percent. ee Acgrrerit Mus. Beacuamr.—The jury tn | | Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleaneed and he trial of Sirs. Beachamp, ae Himcioy heaied, breath sweetened, siueli, tasts aud hearing re- for the murder of her husband, brow, Mored, aad ratsqoe checked. Verdict of net culity yesterday, after having been Bronehitis, Dro y ft c ppings Into the Throat, Paina Out two hows and twen te Hest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength aud Flenb. Words “not guilty” were ainp Sledp, ete. cured. ne or tea drew « Joug breath and turned deadly pale, BULA | momen wand she rovovered herself tmilal | One toitle Radical Cure, one box Catershal Solvent aod shook bends with ber frients, and lett tie e, Dr, Sanford’s Inhaler. in one pack: oni courteous”. “The ease st James Ahearn, wie BUEN for $1. ANE for, See ae ee, . CURE, a pure distillation of Witch Hazel, Am. Pine, Pmurder, Was Ulen Ca. Fir. Marigold, Clover Blos-onis, ete. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. Called and disunised. - > Roar Cire Merits. the meeting of the hg. Messrs. C. Martin Were appointed a © confer with similiar committees from >in reketion ® the Potomae regatta, Atvusiastiec meeting of the Columbia ing. During the meet- Portratt of Presktent Coon was eXecuted and presented by of Boston. > THE SHOVEL ASSAULT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE- COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. For the relief and prevention, the instant it is ap- plied, of Kheumstisin, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Cougiin, Colds, Weak Back, Stomach, and Vowel oot ne Pp Pains, Numbness. Hysteris, Female Pains, Paipitation, pun the change of assault aud battery, with In- | Dyspepaa, Liver Complaint, Bitious Fever: Meteo bontto iil, acalnst Andrew Bender, who assaulted | aud tpidemtes, use COLI <S" PLASTERS (au Blot George W. u WIth @ shovel, on the Avenue, on | trie Battery coibined with « Porous Plaster) and laueh The 224 of List month, wes called for trial in the Police Court ay. Mr. Campbell Carrington appeared for endant and waived examina- tion. 7 ndant gave $400 bonds for Lis ap- pearance befure the grand jury. | at pain. 25c. every where. my3 —A—R—G—A—I—N_—S. 5s pStonor &- Darros’s INscny.—A etter recetved ISHALL SELL THIS WEEK Yor $15 EACH ¥ Capt. W. N. Dalton trom his brother, George A. V7 , su Dalton, who Was wounted at Taunton, Massa SIX STYLES OF SUPERIUR ALL-WOOL Ing the periormance of “Romeo and Jullet CASSIMERE SUITS. THE MATERIAL IS Week, ts dated at Brook and giv JUST THE PROPER WEIGHT FOR EARLY articulirs of the aceld he ates that the . : ; low wos as if he had been struck with aclub in| SPRING. THE PATTERNS ARE NEAT,NEW The ste r Weapon Was a Tapicr, three | AND STYLISH. THERE ARE 150 0F THESE Stead of 'biohted, as Is customary. ‘The swani | SUITS. AND THEY OUGHT To FetcH #18 dof blunted, a8 Is customary. é = we tnde a wound to depth of two inches in the EACH, FOR THEY ARE HONESTLY WORTH, lower part abdomen, but fortunately It was IT. BUT IWANT 10 GET SOME ADVER- Rotastritght wound, in which case the biadder ald hav been punctured and the wound would have doubitess resulted fatally. Mr. Dalton says Uist he will be abi right in a few days. ——>—___ PAND ScEs Fox Divonce.—To-day Mr. A. B. for Anton Remy, fled a bill for a divoree bonds of matrimony with Clara Remy. He sets forth the marriage, on January 15, 1860, bY er Ally hat they had three ehildren; ‘TISING OUT OF THEM, AND HAD AS LIEF PAY MEN THREE DOLLARS APIECE TO TELL ONE ANOTHER ABOUT THEM AS TO PAY THE NEWSPAPERS. GEORGE SPRANSY, Ciormer, ONE PRICE. and charges that during his al e he eets, including seme money, and with thelr chile grep tures dau hters—went’ w Baltimore, aad He he oldest having returned to him after an absen oy MPOR of five roonths, his wife, with the other children, = BER. 5D TAILOR. ; has remained away fromm him and refuses to re. 1211 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. £10-3m torn. ——— ae SPRING GooDs. 507 SILVER SaLe.—Walter B. Williams & Co.. Complete and. carefuliy selected stock of Buitines, Honcers, wil Make closing sale of sliverwars, Be, ‘Trouserings and its of approved, siylen. | Cat, anton Silver le company, rpaseed, manner this at 7:80 o'clock, See advertisement.” ie ae ae a. Gas Woes of West W: ag te To the Editor of Tae Evextve Stan. ‘Tus Stax shines for all with equal and unvarying lght, the same price, the same brilllancy to-North, South, East and West (Washington). So does not gas, and as this seems an appropriate time to “gas,” will you give me a little of your valuable space to make “a few observations on this inter- esting subject?” First, the Commissioners think, and doubtless with good reason, that $1.75 net ts too much for North, South, and East Washington to pay for gas. We would like to ask what they think of $225 net for West Washington gas? Is our gas 80 much better? If so, we'll take a little more naphtha, or any other cheaper illuminating fluid, to get a reduction of 80 cénts, We believe the gas company here give two reasons for charg- ing more for gas than the Washington company: First, that they have a smaller market to supply, and hence their income 1s not so great for want of consumers. Would that argument he good fn any other trade or profession? Second, that their ex- pense in making gas 1s proportionally greater than that of the Washington company, because they make a better article. Whether our gas is better or not we do not pretend to sayy but we have the opinion of those who know that the Georgetown gas company could make the samo quality ot gas, at a much less cost, if they would adopt the mode or methods and appliances in use elsewhere, If this be 80, are we to pay for thelr “old fogyism2” What we want to suggest 4s, that should the Commissioners determine they have power to grant a charter toa new company, they will refuse such charter unless the new com- any will obligate themselves to supply West Vashington with gas. We will pay $1.75. the price now paid in Washington, without grumbling. West WASHINGTON. —_———— ‘The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. ‘To-day the applications of H. Randall Webb and W. B. Toda (students) for admission to the bar were referred. On motion of Mr. Hagner, James Greer, of Maryland, was admitted to the bar. Mc- Cullough agt. Groff; on hearing. SPECIAL CaruixaL Court.—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, William White, larceny; guilty; sen- tenced to three years in penitentiary. Joseph M. Baird, second offense larceny; jury disagreed: sonal bonds of prisoner accepted. Frank Wil- lams, second offense petit larceny; sentenced to six months tn Jail. Charles Smith, second offense petit larceny; Sentenced to six months in Jall. ‘To-day, Frederick Blackwell, petit larceny, sec- ond offense; informality in indictment; dis- charged. Thos. Overton, charged with same of- fense; pleaded gullty of’ petit larceny, and sen- tenced to six months. Equity Covrr—Judge Cor. To-day, Saunders agt. Bowen; substitution of trustee. ‘Oertiey agt. Oertley; 'Shoemaker agt Campbel; Sykes agt. Sykes; and Castine agt. Cus- tine; referred. “Stansbury agt. Inglehart and Garrison agt. Garrison; guardians ad litem ap- ointed. Chase agt. Chase; auditor’s report con- firmed. Knight agt. B. & P. R. R.; on hearing. Sirzs ! Sixs 1 Sus: PURE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, 78c., actual value $1.50, SILKS at 37, SILKS at 50, STLES at 62, NUN'S VEILINGS, all pure Wool, widest double width, 42 inches wide, 37's. Black SILKS, heavy Grog Grain. $1, actual value $1. 25. Colored SILKS, Garnet, Navy Blue, Green, Steel Gray nd Biack, 50. Colored GASHMERES, pure Wool filling, widest dou- ble widt in Strawberry and Electric Blue, 3735. FANGY Sinks and SUMMER SILKS, 2c, actual 12 Black Surah SILKS, extra wide, and Black Satin RHADAMES. 31, real value, ‘$1.50. NUN’ VEILINGS, fine quality, iu Electric Blue and Strawberry, 20. Colored SILKS, heavy Gros Grain, in Electric Blue and Strawberry, tf actual value $1.25. Black Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wool, 2. Colored CASHMERES, widest double width, pure Wool, in Pink, Cream, Ox Blood, Strawberry and Electric Bine, ‘30. Our very fgest quality heavy Groq Grain Black French SILKS, reduced from $2.50 to $1.50, and our fine ality Black French SILKS, heavy Gros Grain tin Bnish, reduced from $1.75 to $1.25. Bleached Table DAMASK, all pure Linen, elightly sotled 64, worth 8146. Finest quality Black Silk Brocade GRENADINES $1, actual value §: CARTER'S, myl MARKET SPACER, Tx: Gnear Scccess Met by the MISFIT STORE, Corner 10th and F streets, ing over ayear ago is simply due to the fine thing sold at such prices as are ouly possible in an inexpensive localit ish business and the smallest pomsible expenses. y warment in uaran- teed togive thoroweh satisfaction or money will be cheertully refunded. NG OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. 1 Spring Overcoats at $6, worth $10. Spring-Oy ‘i Sulk-fac Fine Carsinere ‘coats at $7.50, worth $12, Overconts at $10, worth $15. Elegant Suk-f2 ring Overcoate at $12, worth 20. ort Fie Melton Silk-faced Spring Overcoats at $15, SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. Good Suite at $6.50, th $10, Better Suits at $7.50, worth $12, All wool Cheviot Suite (15 styles) at $10, worth $15. All-woo! Cassiiuere Suita at $10, worth $16. Black Diagonal Suite at $15, worth $2: Fine Black Diacou 1 Coat and Vest, Prince Albert style, at 215, worth $25. Fine Brown Tricot Coat and Vest, Prince Albert atyle, at 418, worth I Biack Tricot Suits. Cutaway Frock, at $15, worth $25. Blue Flannel Suite at $6, worth $10, Lest Flannel Suite at $950, worth $10, Yacht Cloth Suits at $13, worth $22, Bla Suite at $18, worth $35. Dress Suits at $25, worth 45, SUITS FOR BOYS FROM 12 TO 17, Good Plain Suits for $5, worth: $3, All-woul Suits for £6, worth $10. Splendid Suits for <7. 50, worth $12, leant Suite for $9, worth 215, Fine Suite for £10, worth $18, FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 19, Good Knockahout Suits for §2, worth 33.50. Nice Suits for £3, worth £5. All-wool Suits for $4, worth $6.50. Splendid Suits for $5, worth $3, PA : At $2. $2.50, $9, $9.50, $4, $4.50, $5 and §6, about one- half the ordinary WOKING PANTS AtT5c., $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Our Motto: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW Goons. yao xe Darss Goons. RECEIVING NEW STYLES DAILY. VEILING, all 8, all colors, 25c, G COTTON, 250. PE VICTORIA LAWN, 12%c. COER, from 430. « UNDERWEAR, all prices. THAW MATTING. SPRING SUITS, 250., 376. ,50c. LA GROS GRAIN DKE-8 SILK=, $1. BLACK GROS GRAIN DRESS SILKS, $1, $1.25, $1.50 FARASOLS, new atyles, $1.50, $2, $2. SUN UMBHRELLAS, $4.50, $2, $2.50, §3. INGRAIN CARP» I'S, spring colors. LACE CURTAINS, from $1.25 a pair, 11-4 DAL Q' Ts, WB orth $2. BILK BROCADE colors, $1 ana $1. 25, SURAM SILKS, ‘ors, bdo, MOIRE SILKS, 95 cents. BLACK CASHMERES, STe., 80c., 62., 780. LACe HERNASL. all ar 620. LINEN FOR.BOYs' SUITS, 126., 150., 18c., 200. Y CHE! CLOTH FOX BOY! PLAL TOWSON'S, 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bouth ide, ap2a 6 Ta Prnre> Botan» ISAAC RMITH'S UM- BRELLA for young men. Strong and duravle. When rolled up, no larger than an, ordinary’ cane. LYON'S NEW pan? SOLB for young ladies. the newrhades in (au Coaching Purasole. Largest Stock of SILK UMBRELLA‘ Geuileieu in this city. B koe tatiee ens B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue, _8p27-1w Next to Corner 13th street. Q UILTS, Opeged To-day, JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 Pennsylvania avenue, 200 Quilt, reduesd from $1 to 90ctn, hai reduced 1. | 10. pamat Quilts educéd from Un WELLS 8-10. for 26 coute, ever sold,” YY Ww Prices, the best, Damask Cloths, from 10x10 to 10x18, Hocent Batinees Plain and Agena se TTT cog Price. apl8-im Sranionery Derarruexr or A. BRENTANO & COMPANY, FASHIONABLE ENGRAVERS. - ‘Wedding Invitations, Reception and Visiting Ans, Crests and Monograms ELEGANTLY ENGRAVED. Cards Printed from Plates, Paper and Envelopes Dlu- minated and Stamped in Bronzes and Plain Colors, A LARGE AND VAFIED ASSORTMENT OF MENU AND DINNER CARDS, . 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Conner lu Srager. GFO. C, GWYNN, 507 4% STREET 8.W. , D,. BARR, Full success in Ccvxine Old Family portrait, apa AZER’S CATHARTIC PILLS ARE THE BEST ‘Medicine that can be employed to correct irregulari- ties of the stomach and bowels. Gentle, yet thorongh, in their action, they cure constipation, stimulate the digestive organs and the appetiie, and cleanse, build up, and strengthen the system. HE ful sense of strength and enersy. my3 Qn H HH i Fe ge T ER RRR 'B8Sq Tt im & E Yass$ CELEBRATED STOMACH BB TIT? rrr ERB 858g BB, fi t oF ke it sets BB aR tes £ Sga98 ‘There hes never been an inetance in which this ter!- ing invigorant and anti-febrile medicine has failed to ward off the complaint, when taken duly as a protection ayainst malaria. Hundreds of physicians have aban- doned all the officinal specifics, and now prescribe this harmless vegetable tonfo for chills and fever, as well as dyspevaiaand nervous affections, Hostetter’s Bitters is the specific you need. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. myl . Ligtvors. MARYLAND CLUB, $6 per gallon. MONTICELLO 77, $6 per gallon. ROYAL CABINET, $6 per gallon, OLD BAKER, $6 per gallon. OLD CROW, $ per gallon. GOOD OLD RYE, $3 per gallon. BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 50 centa. ~ BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 75 cents. BOTTLE OLD CRowW, $1. HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1865. GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, $5. GALLON OPORTO WINE, $5. GALLON COOKING SHERRY, $2. GALLON MEDFORD RUM, $3. PIPEK HEIDSIECK, SOUVERAIN EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, BASS’ ALE, GUINNESS’ STOUT AND YOUNGER'S BCOTCH ALE, BOTTLED, $2.50 DOZEN, E. ©. KNIGHT, 2752 Pennsylvania avenue. Goro Mev, Pans 1878, an20 BAKER’S CHOCOLATES. Baker's Premium Chocolate, the best preparation of plain chocolate for family use.—Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa, from which the excees of oil has been removed, easily dixested and admirably adapted for invaiids.— Baker's Vanilla Chocolate, as a drink or eaten as‘con- fectionery is delicious article; highly’recommended. by touriste.—Baker’s Broma, invalnable as @ dict for children,—German Sweet Chocolate; a most excellent article for families. BOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE, W. BAKER & CO., DORCHESTER, MASS, Ang Isvrrep To KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, DO Nov FAIL, TO INSPECT THE LARGEST STOCK, JHE LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE “S1YLFS AND LOWER PRICES “1 HAN ELSEWHER2, p23 Au WE OFFER TAR GREATEST INDUCEMENTS 18 PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS TRIMMED AND UNTUIMMED HATS FOR MISSES AND CHILD! WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN RIBL PLUMES, TIPS, FLOWERS, SATINS, SILKS AND' LACES. LADILs', MiSS.s’ AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES. FLFGANT BLACK, REPL. ENGLISH CRAPE FOR VEILS, LEsS YHAN MARKET VALUE, KING'S PALACE, $14 SEVENTH STREET. ‘The Largest Retail Millinery Store in the Tetrict, Extending from 7th to 6th etreets. apo Fo Taste Usz, ‘The Natural Mineral KAISER WATER, FROM BIRRESBORN ON THE RHINE. Recommended by the Highest Medical Authorities, FRED'K HOLLANDER, 8. A. for the U. 8. and Canada, 116, 117, 119 Elm street, New York. Gas Cooxtxe Sroves, © apl2-3m “CONSTANTLY TIRED-OUT" FEELING so often experienced is the result of impoverished blood and courequence enfeebled vitality. Ayer's Sar- saparilla feeds and enriches the blood, increases the ap- petite, and promotes digestion of the foodandthe assim Hlation of its strensthening qualities, The system being thus invigorated, the feeling rapidly changes to agrate- CITY ITEMS. For the Fearful Sufferings of Croup use Dr. Bull’s Cough: Syrup. Doctors prescribe it. Moon “Made of Green Checse? That is one of the things we know very Httle about. So also abont tbe man in the moon; we know hardly anything of him. But we do Know thatit the man in the teat hel any other Than, partakes too freely of green cheese or any | [ross Gatuet, Ko.. wary —— other indigestible article of diet, he will have dys- | ty" kn “fio Sumuiper Silks in great variety. from Sic, pepsla and bowel troubles. And we know that | fuliy sclectea for nee Mole ane wlan at eke that the way to get rid of such is to take Perry Davis’ | canact fa.l tr give satiefacteae White Gieode Ie oe Pain Kuler. less variety, from 10-. up. Don’t fail to examine our stock of T ail free from the factories, aid of Paralytic Strokes, new and pre.ty designe, - Aeart disease ana kidney ffections, prevented by J. A. LUTTRELL & 00., the use of Brown's Iron Bittors. my? 817 Market Space. pAXiwoss. Towa Dr J: G. MeGuire says: “1 ——— = nt Ww Bitters ‘< mnie and gives a a Pa Good tonic and gives | Fees Brexce Darss Fannices. Wanrry, Ga.—Dr. B. R. Doyle says: “I con- — sider Brown's iron Bitters’ superior as a tonle to Shanon NeEERY. (Successor to Perry & Brother,) any preparation now in u: Immense Bargains in Baby Carriages. | invites THE ‘St LADIES OF W refrigerators, ce chests and trunks, of the best D manufactures, sold at R. Goldschmid’s, 812 7th st VERY COMPLET DRY _Goops. Day Goons. » J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. A beantiful line of Gros Grain and SuralyBitke, in Electric Blue, Coral, Strawherry, Ox B.ood, & Rew shacce, 21 inches wide, of suyerior All the Evcuing Shades in Cashmere, Albatross, Ke. “Black Gros Grain Suke, Casbinere Royal Garnet, &c., warranted pure and extra we: S1LOCK OF nw. my3-Uf | LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK AND COLORED Thaker Swe EKENCH DRESS FABRICS, e Toa Party’s Vote. WHICH IS AS LARGE, AND COMPRISES AS MANY All the lady’sassembled at Mrs. “3 tea party NEW AND CHOI SAS ARE SHOWN voted that the best thing in the world to keep a house free from all kinds of insects is Hunt’s [n- sect Powder; never falls and costs only 2 cents Per bottle. Sold by all druggists, 1D IN ANY STORE IN WaSdINGION, XEW CHECKED SURAHS, LOUISINES AND SUM- MER SILKS. BONNET'S TAPISSIER'S AND SCHROFDER’S BLACK GROS GRAINS, OTTOMANS, GROS DE . Burnett’s Coconine LOSDREs AND has, De CONTES E, iy aLL WILL SAVE THR BAIR GRADES AND AT “CORRECT PRICES." and keep it In a strong and healthy condition, cause it will stimulate the roots of the hair’and restore the natural action upon which its growth mas. urnett’s Flavoring Extracts are absolutely pure. AT $1.50 PER YARD. 7 ~ 4N BLACK RHA- {\BXTRA GOOD VALUFS” DAMES AND SUKAHS, AT $1, $1.25 AND §1.50, BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS. NEW COACHING PARASOLS AX D SUN. LAS, FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS. EMBROIDERED FICHUS, PARIS JERSEYS. ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF CH SATIN! SCOTCH GINGHAMS AND LINEN LAWNS eS NEW BLACK GRENADINES. FRENCH ©. P. CORSETS. pEMBROIDERED ROBES, ALL STYLES AND EF Cuotce Goons, Pram Ficunes, axD Connect PRICES, Sideboards Shoutd be supplied with Hub Punch,a refreshing and delightful drink. Grocers, wine merchants and druggists sell it. A Spring Overcoat 1s now An Indispensable Article of Apparel. Pe eres SEATON PERRY, Is of Such a Vai le "As to Induce Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. ‘The Inspection of Every One. Established 1840. | a Noaw WALKER & Co., 6% Pennsyivanla avenue. Lundborg’s Perfames, Edenta, and Marechal Niel Rose, In the Absence of Suitable materials, or the Ume to prepare It, eople often go without a dressing for salads. Buy: urkee’s, and you Will never trouble yourself to make another, 28 | New AND Srvuisz, ATTRACTIVE, BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE SUM- MER SILKS, CHECKED SURAHS, FIGURED PONGEE, STRIPED GLACE, CHECKED TAF- FATA, AND ONESPECIAL LOT OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OHENE SILKS WE HAVE EVER ied SHOWN. pase THE LOT 18 NOT LARGE AND CANNOT BE DU- In Men’s, Youths’ and Children’s PLICATED. Spring and Summer Clothing. Unsurpassed as to Workmanship, Style and Fintsb, WE ARE SHOWING MORE SUMMER SILKS, AND IN GREATER VARIETY THAN EVER BEFORE; NOTIN THIN AND POOR QUALITIES, WHICH ARE THE MOSTEXPENSIVE IN THE END, BUT GOODS OF SUBSTANTIAL WORTH AND aP- PROVED STYLES AT MODERATE PRICES, BLACK SILKS IN EVERY GRADE, FROM THE CELEBRATED LOOMSOF ANTOINE, GUINET, & CIE LYONS, AND C. J. BONNET & CIE IURIEUX, WHO ARE THE RECOGNIZED MAN- UFACTUBERS IN FRANCE. TWISTED SILK HERNANNI IN FVERY GRADE. BLACK SILK GRENADINES. BROCADE GRENADINES, ALL-WOOL GRENADINES. CHOICE MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIP- TION. SATINES LN TWO HUNDKED BEAUTI- FUL PATTERNS. PONGEE AND PONGEE EMBROIDERED DRESSES IN GREAT VARIETY. EMBROIDERED FISCHUS, CASHMERE, SHAWLS, FANCY WOOL SUITINGS; IN FACT, ALL DRESS MATERIALS OF GOOD QUALITIES IN EVERY DESIGN AND TEXTURE, ‘i Noa WaLxer & Co., 625 Pennsyivania avenue. Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rata, mice,roacher, ded-Dugs, Dies, ante, moles, chipmunks, gophers. 26 5 “Alderney Dairy Wago i Fresh Alderney Butt churned every morning and delivered in 3¢-1b. ard” prints, 45c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, Se, per qt. Cream, 15c. pint. SUMMER RESORTS. 8, BEDFORD, PA., open May 294." Locstion pleasant; ‘water from mizeral spring fresh every day, without, extra charge; terms moderate. Addrers— my3-2m_ J. W. BARNDOLLAR, proprietor. QTOCKION HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE 30. iB The STOCKTON is tle largest end best aprouted Hotel on the coast. ‘The beach is acknowledged to be the finest on this continent. ns? ‘The management will be under the care of J. F. CAKE, _ For reventeen years Proprietor of Old Cougress Hall. myl-2m ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 99 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Newcastle, N. H. peat. ‘This hotel will open Jane 2 ee ss "Tt as accom- modations for 450 guests, and offers more at- 9 tractions for the p.easure and comfort of its, Roses Patrons than anv other seaside resort on the Atlautic 2 coast. Its high situation affords beautiful views both inland and seaward, its healthful atmosphere, the eary manner by which it can be reached, its advantages for boating, fishing and bathing, excelient arives and at- tractive walks, all combine to make itne of the most charming places on the New Eugiand coast, ‘The house T= WENI WORTH, THE WENTWORTH, ‘1Hb WENTWORTH, WILL OPEN TO-MORROW A LARGE LOT OF contains every modern app'iance. Ithas spaciouaand | ALBATROS ROBES IN TWELVE DESIRABLE wel: ventilated rooms, furnished in black wainut, WITH THE BEST OF BEDS, Jarge parlors, halls and rooms for | SHADES, Musical for danchuw end Houttieagee ns Oo nen ra An Orchestra of twenty members of ecknowledged | VERY CHEAP FOR CASH, AND WILL BE SOLD fessional ability, under the direction of Mr. Henry sarlow, will furbieh music for theseason. FOR THE VERY LOW FIGURES OF $7. veranda, fifteen feet in width, surrounding the THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT Ee deme whe ae hoe a tacia oe vee L One Lok ALE jeneth, while. the view ie unexos saty LECTION. Riandeur: “Bostiug Alleys, Biliard Hocm, Steamyacht | CALL EARLY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS, for excursions, sail and row boats under ‘the direction of trusty and experienced ten. First-class livery and | AS THE PRICE WILL NOT FAIL TO SELL THEM. boarding stable. Grounds lighted by the eleotric light. Western Union telexraph station in the houre. ‘The Stock Ticker gives constant reports of the stock mar- et. ‘the Wentworth is reached by means of the Eastern . Railway in two hours’ ride from Boston, and ts equally distant from Portland, Mie. It is four hours' ride from the Fabyan House by way of the White Mountain 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Xotch and North Conway. It 1s also reached from the | One Price—Piain Figures. White Mountain ranwe by the Boston, Concord and = = Montreal aud the Concord Railways, aud by the Grand. ‘Trunk by way of Portland. cco U UT NN PPP, ™ 888g At ihe station in Vortsmouth the coaches of thehotel | @ a PoP" are always in waiting. UH BrP _ Sass, Address, Portsmouth, N. H. Gaou vu see | GONGE F. THOMPSON, Manager. GGG UU P sx. “sss CHARLES G. EMMONS, ‘Assistant Manager. apl9-law3w ‘Have opened and are in full blast at ela NOS. 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, Aun, FE. G. BROW! JT ARE GEORGE. —Two cottages, furnished. @ to rent for the summer. See Matthew’ Wilson, 32 Corcoran Building. 228-6t* With a full and complete STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of Cuaroreavrs WINE OF PEPTONE. Awineglassful of which coutains 10 zrammes of Beef frtificially digested by Persine. It is entirely aesimila- ble and passes into the blood vessel without regiring the stomach to do any previous work. It is highly recom- mended (by the medical faculty of Paris) to convalos- cents, to persons whose blood is poor or who suffer from Chioroeis, Diabetes, Weakness, General Wasting Away, Stomach Ache, Gastralgia, Lose of Aptetite, or to thous Exhausted by Excess of Work, Age, Fever, Dysentery, Diseases of the Chest, cancerous Affections, ent veling or Lonx Fatigue. Paris, Kue Vivienne, Sold by all Druggista. SILKS, in every variety; : DRESS GOODS, complete; LACES, GLOVES and HOSIERY, endless; LINEN DEPARTMENT, full; HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, a large stock; 0.8. pien ts GENTs' FURNISHINGS, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, &e., Ail bought for SHARP CASH. N THE SUPKEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Jane W. Phillips et al., Ne 5: juity. Heman. Wiitescra._ {70 88% Pave this cause being referred to 3s to take an aceount of —_ if the exid: Distser, docenson, aotice te koreans ¥ fecenved, nol scr cite Ghat Tahal atand ‘genemid erence ot aaTURBAY WE ARE HERE TO STAY, and we offer our goods AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, Hay oritioe, 3 which ae and nlacs Tif oreditersona | every department at TENTH STREET. see a een ee ee oe Te anattor. Falk PRICES, Te © H which means that we will not be uz Coxcon, Harness. Gupehecin. LUIZ & BRO., Agents for the eale of “*Ehe ConcSra Harnese” of all ides and dovrriptions, ‘Coupe, Cartage and fost ‘Harness « special tock of the tnd Collars: which, we Have openod to-fay another celebrated Concord Harness offer at very low prices. | Every genuine Concord Har- is stam) with maker's trade mark. rank, fchela, SC, in great variety’ af bottom LUTZ & BRO., 491 PANSSYLVANIA AVENUE, apl3 Adjoining National Hotel. a] ies. S.V ELATI, FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON-BONS and CARAMELS manufactured fresh every day at the CANDY FACTORY, 620 9th street northwest. Branch Store 1839 Pennavivania avenue, —_d18-Om UECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND. Tia aals has been vhesomensl this eason, far_ exceed: yom exceed ing any former season. | Their excel lence fe universally’ ‘Use them for the slight toms of Cough, hoarseness ae: Only ap eae y, ABTHUN NATTANS, Pharmact at ath and'Y. 9d and De and Thane oes ‘Boxes 48D cumpuews sreaw HATS Just Opened. COMPLETE STOCK MADE EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE, Prices, 50 cents, 75 cente, $1 and $1.50, B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, ap27-lw 1237 PENNA. AVE.. Next to cor. 13th st. Dance, G. Hares & Comma, ‘XO. 934 F STREET NORTHWEST, BOLE AGENTS FOR LOW TILES, ALARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND. mh9-2m Cu. Rveverr, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR ‘WHITNEY -CHIL- = DREN'S C. iE COMPANY, TRE CHBARESSEMY BFAD ASOMEDT Ax toe To Sa Be ery, om ve ‘Areb- jagons, and examine the Goods, eS a Se, ry 8. C. 1d prints: {s stamped on our half pound prints of Fancy, urD We by express twenty Tour hours hlersand trpontr if from large hip: | Weheve ONE PRICF, which gives every one FAR ca008 ‘and eighteen. s YorSonvenience of buyers: Wesmiarantee the es | AND HONEST DEALINGS. fine aa any Creamery Butter sold in. this city. We also receive by = daily, ‘tine new New York and Bradf ard cousty: 7 and Creamery Butter — in large and small tube. We xusrantee all our goods.ex- See eg ne te Suilsdelphis or Rew wee, | When prices BREAK, ‘two will be there.” ALL Weedo not retail ALIKE WILL HAVE THE BENBFIT. m31 SPICER, COMPTON & CO., - al4-Im 994 LOUISTANA avexve, | Bancats at Mectexnes. A fine}ine of Gents’ Linen and Bik Pocketbandker- uswixanam, Harren, chlets,'25 per cont fees than ual price; « lance sssort- Cc ‘Has the SPRING-STYLE BLOCK. inant of 2 my RA a Sd A cc J $11 H street northwert. ee rices: # large lotof the finest. = = aes | ee cee ieee R ho oY, Pare 14 Wood! Gluma, Lesther per Gozen for Best Linen Collars; the Myviery Shirt ERHO O YY AAL kc.,sclldaaré:k Hard | Only 15 cents, elegantly made of the very best material, R RO O ¥ AAAL asadamant! FIRM AS | Six Fine Dress “mrt, to order, for ready for the H ROO ¥ A ALLL GRANITE! Strongest, fect At guarantecd—at fonghost and most slas- MVGINNISS, §°% £ ~~ BB REF Scmsontancantamong = —— 8 8 EG G ke sitomertiues and Ge G. 6 ca U_U ke mental Absolutely Ua: | Sento Way Groops. GGG. tou’ Ker breatebie end, dneep: | We, are daly receiving our Spr ‘Sommer eup- No Prevaration—Always Ready-Almiys, LIQUID! | aif 3 Surah’ ‘Ottomans, Satin Bhsdamen, Mende Marcle, Bion, Batches on Leather and Rubber | San Mervellleax, Sun's Velling an Goods, Biie-a-bene, Jewelry, Metal Billiard Cue fipe | Chudab Cloths tn all the newahadee: French Wool Wall, Sener ind, Book Becks Sacer a Merk stoboo Printed Len aa, Tare rost a eplendia ‘line of Cor emcee ‘i ; Umbrellas and Para- ‘Giauuineurere of Gummed Labels, Texte and Thresd Hoes, now ‘oa crm Eis Gacrage and en yon or barra Sher 4 Wl finch: ents, Bena Ee Sawyers, &6., supplied by gallon or ba ana iu widths; D r POM, Poy to eianctechiern Tne 100-Qxtra | Cloke ae eoDamsank bythe yard tn cise aaa Mailed the manufactuvers, 5 J... 0 'A & 00., 1347 Pa. Rao ‘Towels and Toweling in erat variety. ‘Thos ip want Sverywnere. ‘bold by .of choice goods will: ioexamine our stock before ‘Live Awents wanted te Socee aa eel Paplom 1308 Frets near EbMtts Base, §% A Bh BPD ME i 30B, LoT—e0 Pre. KID STITT 00 00 ‘ cf a pont coaity, Baton, igs Bi : 3 — $1.08: onde Ae ores NG MACHINES, &e. | SEWI = _ = bag ad eg rei = amuntOa, UE ‘| Imour 18 sears expesence in the Machine r never yet have so'd armachine which gives such end Universal satiefacuion as the beautiful nN, SEND FOR caTALox av anb WASHINGTON TREE ONTALR. New, latest 1 ved W ER AND WT Home, DOMESTIC SINGER, Gad other maken ten un. Zi 2 Machines we ERBACH, A Sve year enarantes in writtng cll, rent and repair. ca 5 €o 5 Men's Furnishings and Hate next door “EM 0 NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE wntil yowbave examine! an@ tried the HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. Its movements are so onsy thal the most delicate lady can use it without labor of fatiene: makes @ teautiful lock stitch alike om bot, Fides and will sew from fine Swiss waineook to cotton oreloth and leather without alterations. We will vend the Hartfont for trial to any addres without charge, Call op send to our office for desoriytive cireu> lara, &e, 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Popular snd Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashiog R 828 orm STRLEL NORTHWEST, St_Cloud Hutlaine, mbes __ GENTLEMEN'S GOODS S. 5 every, BrCCESEOR TO DUBRETIL BRQTHERS, MANUFACTOUR} OF FINE DRESS 68 GENS: Feksisutas, = 1112 F Stager Nontuwesr, Wasntxeroy, D. O. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. seas 1 Te Mx F-xira Fine Shirts to order . Six Fine Shirts to order... mbt Tuoxrso: SHIRT FACTORY ax MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 F Street, Opporite Patent Office. Fine Dress Shirts to order « specialty. ix best Shirte for $15.50. Readymade mitts at following pricaaine Acine, unfinished, 78 cts. : fininhed, 9 cts.” Prag Bn Gulshed, 6 cts: : nixed, 50cte. Pull li Shirts. | Fine assortment of Soarfe, Gloves, and Underwear, FAMILY SUPPLIE Sweer L AF Tres. SO0CENTS PFR POUND. WILL TAK OF MUCH HIGHER PaiciD, C. WITMER, 1918 Penney ivania avenue, = = ae 28 Banatanta Surmes: FRESH FROM THE GULF TureE Cans FoR $1.00. GEO. E. KE NEDY & BON, 1200 F STREET NORTHWEST, GEO. A. O'HARE, Casu Grocer, 1213 7th street northweat, eat, bet. Mand . Bosros Crcumsrns Boston Tomatoes, Boston Lettuoe, Philadelphia Capons, Fresh Salmon, Fresh Scallops, Oyaters, ete., 6 PALACE MAREFT, 38 FRANK RRR FEE i R EERE A, GGG. oo L ae °o ep iih.€ oo Wr av gare 3 le ~ sama iad bebe > > e Fewed M4 3 ap z e E ECL Center 9th otreet Liberty bteket, or (treat charge to slipartect, marae ‘Pout deli gave nut S08 Ro a ity axl ity. OS AND ORGAN Sse EINEKAMP PIANOS. NSURPASSED FOR BR'LLTANCY OF TONE DUMAviLL Several of our own make, In SQUARES AND UPRIGHTS, but little used, which wo wi lsell at large Cost, On siuall anh payment sud $10 to BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 427 107 ap27 STREET. (PSE STIERE, THE KRANICH & BACT, and the NEW ENGLAND Hanoe. thi BARKER, BALTIMORE ond the PRINC. Organe, ai canta lowest fact "oes for cash, knowa inonthiy inetalmeut pian, at" °% S*aie G. L, WILD & BRO.'S MUSICAL WARELOOMR, 709 7th strect northwest. ;: On. have new INSTRUMENTS "Woolesale Pricey, pechage apis 433 SEVENTH STREET N. Chee | Ea ig neonbENt GHGASE. beat now — Rietsou wake FIANO WAREROOMS. PL various makes for rent need Wm. Knabe & Co.*s world-re. P14%0s, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made EMERSON PIA! ‘The Rest Medium-priced Piano WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL Pi rented: anes nnd Compost cn or eae 6 CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete Stock in the atte. HENRY EBERBACH, Manacine variner of the late frm Rie Oe % AEET StF ob, ns TS a ae Ee ee ae o_o ee EATTYS 37 STOPS, ton, N. J. YAGEERS TO EUROPE. 3. ¥. & 80N foe he tats a CESS INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain all inford mation by applying © | w pOTELER & SOR, 928 Penn. Ave. D: between 6th and momar