Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1883, Page 9

LOCAL MENTION, “The Weather. OFrick OF THE CurRF SIGNAL OFFiceR, Wasurnctoy, D.C, May 5, 1883, am ntle states, partly cloudy Weather, with local rains, easterly shifting t Westerly winds, stationary or higher tempera- ture, followed by rising barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN—SUNDAY TO BR COOL AND FAIR. | ‘The barometer is highest In Nova Scotta and low- est newr Lake Huron. Local rains have failen in all thé districts, except the Missourt valley and South Atlantic states. We riy winds prevail in She northwest ana lake region, and northeasterly in the Athintic coast states The temperature has fallen tn the Ohto valley, risen fn the lake region, @Bd in the other districts remained nearly sta- Monery. Cold fair weather ts Indicated in the Jake region, Ohio valley, Tennessee and the middie states on Sunday. = $3 A MonTH—Howe’s easy and best system of Dookkeepinz, rapid penmanship, etc. Separate ladies’ department. G. W. Howe, No. 817 7th st. am. Lurin’s SUPERIOR ALL-WooL Nuws’ VEILING, 290. Brodhead’. Sxir THts!—Untess Unicorn shirts are not In Your wardrobe. Cochrane's, uptown. To-MoRnow Oxty—Fitt irs Indies’ genuine French kid, Burt, for $260, worth $1, at Sinshel- mer’s, 808 7th. Haw Tyre-Warren, » bunting 12 sols, para- pest at Your + 714 and 736 7th street. Vetiver Rissoxs, reliable, low. Cochrane’s, up- town. s Kemethy’s, 1169 Pa. av., takes one oz. tine photos with one thitteonth palated, for $3. Fesseiu’s Ick Cream shipped anywhere out of town. Re-exrorcen shirts, tinished, 6 cents, at Auer- Dach’s, 7th and H streets. Gorv-Fi.iep bangle bracelets at Prigg's. Parasors—Choice, cheap. Cochrane's, uptown. OUR 15, 35 and See. est bargnin in the city. $151 M street. Best sewing machine oil 5 cents per bottle. Auerbach’s, 7th and H streets. an slippers are the great- Sinshelmer, 88 7th, and QMivc TWILED SiLK Brodhead’s. UmMneiias, $1.75. ns velling, bunting, albatros, crapes, silks, Satins, black and white goods, go ‘714 7th street. ExirL. L. Par, entree hot days, white goods Jaces, embroideries. Cochrane's, uptown. Jusr Recervep—Another lot of those beautiful Mne kid Burt shoes, at $2 Sinshetmer, 808 7th | street. For New style hairctoth bustles, 124 satteens Be., 12yc. lawns 8e., go 736 7th street Ir You desire a ture, finished tmmedi- | ately, visit Bowdoin’s Gallery, 1115 Penn. avenue. | Liovn’s Wasnixato: and delivers b. is Offices: 481 Pennsyl Taxe Norice of Cur. fine lot of summer wines, such as Cullfornta Zutfandel, Missico, | Gutedel, and his own Well-known Native Wines. | Also the genutae Blackberr; pberry Wine | for medic =r ly should be | calls for | ee checked. id 1003 F st. n.w. | fami whungut tt a at No. 911 7th street nw. ON Accour of the Inclemency of the weather, We will continue to give xway our Decorated Mir- | For Monday. Mrs. Max Weyl, Agent, 712 7th street. THe and chea and fever Is Elixir of ine, arseni: or any does not affect the hi SPLENDID Gt. streme ly formalaria,chtlis | ek. 1£ contains no qut ther metallle compounds; Sold by druggists, 5c." | Hemopler, down town. ES #1. ‘THE WEEKLY Stax, a large double paper of ftty- #1 columns, will be Sent postpaid tor one dollar a ‘Try iu year. — — i 2€02 Sth street northwest, ¥ chickens siolen from bis wood | house last night. Wot CurrTeNpeN, a U.S, sailor, drifted into the @ock at the Pellce Court this morning, and was | dispatched on a seven days cruise, For medicinal and family use, warranted abso- lately pure Arlington whisky, 5 years old, $4 per Gallon, $1 per quart. MeGee’s] 404 9th street. ——_ CITY AND_ DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at @ocuished at 2:15 a.m. ‘The WEESLY STAR, a latge double paper of ftty- Bix columas, Will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a | Year. ‘Tr it. | Edward Jolson and John Hudson were convicted | the Special Criminal Court yesterday of the | charge of breaking into the house of Mr. Strick- land, in the county, on the twenty-fourth of Janu- ary last ont stealing articles valued at $36. Notice of motion for new trial was given. A portralt of Garfield, painted by Miss Kate Hamilton, of this city,can be seen in Barlow's show window ‘The Washington Light Guard hington Hall, Capitol attended. 20 p.m; ex- rave a ball last il, Which was | Club last evening elected E. S. Clarkson, president; W. R Bouts, vice pre 8. S. Jones, treasure! D. A. Milirick, corresponding secreta Stockman, recording secretary; J. A. T, Se geant-at-arms; J. Murray, amanaensis Thomas Vessey, a workman on the new armory | Dullding, on G street, between 9th and 10th streets | Lorthwest, fell from a ladder, which he was as- | pincushion; 66, toliet set; 67, “Lite of Gen. Lee:” | polo cap; 1, | razor; 107, gold pen and pencil; 108, bonnets’ 109, a th— 185, knife; 186, cend! esterday, and broke his collar bone, be- sides injuring hi elf internally. } An aged colored man, named, Robert Johnson, Was In the dock at the Police Court: this morning charged with being a vagrant and suspicious per- son. OMicers Daly and Horn stated that he has no | home, and goes around selling medicine to igno- Fant colored people to give them good luck. He | Was sent down for three months. | terday afternoon Mr. Van Horn, Itving at 205 Massachusetts avenue, was robbed Of $700. It ts | Supposed It was taken from his trupk by a person > Immediately left the city for parts unknown. Eight persons were confirmed at St. Mary's ehapel last evening by Bishop Pinkney. A young colored woman named Lizzie Brown, with an Infznt In her arms, was sent to jatl for 60 days, by Judge Snell to-day, for stealing $2.60 from | Frances Bennett. of No. 414 13th street. Mr. Henry L David-on, of No. 1416 New Jersey | avenue, was before the’ Police Court to-day for | Wasting Pptomac water, and was released on his | personal pSnds. Several of the dropped police officers—Ecklof, ; Offutt, Lusby, Prather and others—contemplate | testing the legality of thelr dismissal from the foree by sults against the District for thelr salaries Bince the date of thetr dismissal This morning the fast Hine on the B: altimore and Potomac ratiroad brought, emong the passengers, | @ small child, eight and a halt years: ‘old toons, Pa, with to the superin ehila, |. from Al- label attached to her, directed | nt here. She ts quite a brizht | i and says she was sent here to go to Vir- recorder of deels office being re- | ¥ from the old quarters, in the upper | portion of the court house, to new ‘rooms in the | Bortheast portion of the basement story of the | new building, and will open there on sonday | morning. | A number of applicants for admission to the bar Were exumined to-d Amusements. ie Oranization In Baltimore rep- he highest ctreles have produced | most besutitully aS amateurs. ‘The entire ps haperoned by Mrs Carroll and Mrs. | Thomas, of the historic famtiles of Maryland, have volunteered to visit Washington, to give the opera for the ben ft of Mi . Ford. on Monda: May 14th. All the ladies and gentiemen of the organization will unite heartily to make the affair @grand success, and the scenery, costumes, €e. Will be unusuaily complete. It Is’ certain to be dainty, hich-toned affair. ‘The party will come * and return by a special parlor-car train. Great interest tn this pertormance ts already felt Kington, aud this, coupled with the dispo- | sition to give a heiping hand toa manager so much | 1s certain to put seats at a ft nicht. ‘The engagement of Rial’s company closes with this 3 performance. On Monday Miss Ada Gray, an emotional actress of considerable repu- tation, will hold the boards, supported by a good company. THEATER Comrque.—J. J. Coleman’s dramatic and specirity company have been delighting Jarge audiences this week. Their engagement closes to-night. A fine program 1s promised for ext week. CONGREGATIONAL CuurcH.—The famous Fiske Zubllee Singers will give concerts here on Monday and Tue-day evenings. ‘UMMER GARDEN.—This popular garden ened thisevening. Prof. Orth will con- @uct an enlarged orchestra, and Miss Nandihoter and Mr. Paul Stanley will appear. New Dive Mcseum.—A entertainment will be given Genie is family resort, it Being the testimonial beneft of ypular artist, Robert Newcombe. Fenton, Elsie Lean and all She artints in attractive acts and scones. meee entire change o! int = ge Of program, lacing IsxcoLn HAtt.—Next Friday evening Colonel | knife | chiefs; 345, smoking tobacco; 349, knife; 350 three | 359, knife; 370, pair of carrings; EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. | MAY THE W. L. CORPS FAIR. ‘The Drawing for Prizes—An Estimate of the Receipts of the Fair—Pervons Who Held Lucky Tickets. A large party of gentlemen connected with the Light Infantry fair went down the river yesterday on the steamer Thompson and held the drawing for the prizes offered to the ticket holders. The vessel went below Aquia creek and then turned, making a lengthy stop at White House landing, and reaching the city about 7 o'clock p.m. The full list of numbers drawing prizes was immedi ately published In an extra edition of Tar STAR, and the great public interest in the drawing was manifested by the large demand for “extras.” This publication also served to attract a la crowd to the Xink, where the prizes offered by the Light Infantry were distributed. 4 TALK WITH COLONEL MOORE ABOUT THE FAIR AND THE PROPOSED ARMORY. “What are you going to do now, Colonel?” asked @ STAR reporter this morning of Col. Moore, the commanding officer of the Light Infantry corps. ‘The closing of the fair and the talk about a new armory prompted this question. “I am going to rest, thank God,” was the fervent Tesponse. “I have been on the strain long enough to apprectate rest.” vhat are your plans about the new armory,” continued the questioner. “I don't know; I guess we haven't any. It will be time enough to consider that when wecome to 4". Tam very much gratified:with the fatr both in {ts progress ‘and Its results. Everything was In har- mony throughout, and the way the boys worked a high commendation.” ‘When does the hearing In your lottery case oc- cur,” asked the reporter. “On Monday, I belleve,” was the reply. “The other cases were postponed to the same time.”” ‘THE RECKIPTS OF THE FAIR An estimate of the recetpts of the fair puts them as follows: Voting, $14,000; tickets, $7,000; spinning jenny, $7,000. Total receipts, $28,000. ‘This fs regarded as 4 low estimate, others placing the total several thousands higher. The receipts from other sources are believed to be sufficient to cover the expenses, The Prizes. The follow!ng 1s a lst of the prizes awarded to the holders of Incky tickets: 1, solid sliver service, value $1,200; 2, grand up- Tight Emerson piano, value $700; 3, solitaire dla- mond earrings, value $300; 4, side Var top buggy, value $250; 5, gol1_ watch and chain, value $175; 6, cylinder desk, value $125; 7, ladies’ Turkish raw Silk cloak, value $30; 8, stove, value $30; 9, magic range; 10, regal Das» burner; 11, oll stove; 12, dressing stand; 13, barrel of ‘flour; 14, carrlag Tobe; 15, pair brass cornices; 16, plano cover; 17, Kensington stitch tldy; 18, wall banner; 19, tid: 20, trousers pattern; 21, sofa pillow; 22. doll; 23, hand painted banner; 24, Inkstand; 25, child’s dress; 26, child’s aress; 27, embroidery frame; 28 card rec: gas stove; 3i, doll baby earrlige Plano cover; 34,vest; 35, tambourine; 36, rug: 3%, rug; 38, plush’ bag: 4i, lamp; 42, silk hat; mp; 45, vase: 46, fancy bas- 7, thermometer and barometer; 49, totlet set; ‘ase; 51, straw hat; 52, wall banner; 53, va: incushion; 55, Panama hat; 56, pincushion: ronze banner; 58, “Life of Gen, Lee;” 59, tollet set; 60, macrame rack; 61, Lee;” 62, Pincushion; 63, bicycle shirt; 64, tambourine 39, silk hat; 40. pair shoe: 43, pair slippers; 44, ket 63, rug; 69, leather bag; 70, pair slippers Stand; 72, pair vass; 73, pincushion: hat » Pair slippers; 76, Danner; 78, lace 79, kid gloves; 80, bottle cordial; 81, 82, Udy; 83, lace searf; 84, Dottie cor flowers and cross; 86, lace collar. 7, tidy; 83, handkerchief case; 89, foot warmer; 90, banhel 91, polo cap; 92, bottle cordial; 93, pair of vases 94, wall pocket; 9, foot warmer; 96, polo cap bottle of cordial; 98, ham; 99, undershirt: 101, cot bed; 102, set of spoons and necklace; 104, cot bed: 105, knife: 106, forks knife; 110, razor tub; 112, knife; 118, razor; 114, 115," pincuston; "416," razor;’ 117, 118, knife; 119, small stove; 120 undershirt; 121, book, “Happy Days;” 12% bookrack; 193, infant's Shoes; 124, Knife; 125, bookrack; 126, wall pocket; 127, stove; 128, knife; 129, Udy; 130, whip; 131, knife tidy; 133, case of biscuits; 134, stov 135, kulfe; 136, case of biscuits; 137, box of ‘spice: 138, knife; 139, case of biscuits; 140, splc knife; 142, biseuits; 143, box of ‘ging 145, toy; 146, Udy; 147, bottle schnapps; 148, tidy; 149, knife; 150, schnapps; 151, gilt ornament; 152, knife: 153, hat; 154," pincushion; 135, Udy: 156, Work basket; 157, straw hat; 158, knife; 159, polo cap; 160, tidy: 161, scissors; 162, knife; 163, polo cap; 165, clock; 166, wall_ pocket? 167, pa 'S; 168, Infant's robe; 169, knit 4, pincushion; 171, knife; 172, leather bag; bottle of bitters; 174, vest pattern; 175, bucket knife; 177, unicorn shirt; 178, fan; 179, knif bag; 181, fan; 182, stove; 188, knife; 184, fa 10 cap; 187, knife; 183, penwiper 111, bowl ' and 189, bottle of bitters; 190, Udy; ‘191, shirt; 192, Plaque; 193, tidy; 194, book; 19, Udy; 196, mirror; 197, LOX of dentaloid; 198, mirro’ 199, knife; mirror; 201, bag; 202, knife; 203, ba 204, shit 205, kid gloves; 206, bottle of bitters; 207, knife 208, bottle of bitters; 209, scissors; 210, knife; 211, kid gloves; 212, shirt; 213, bottle of Ditters; 214, scissors; 215, boo! 6, Knife; 217, gloves; 218, tand; 219, knife; 220, ower pages 222, shirt; 223, bottle of bitters; 5 235, tidy; 226, plaque; 227, a que; 229, polo cap; 230, ‘shi 22, knife; 233, suspended dish; 234, worsted case; 235, knife; 236, wall pocket 237, bottle of bitters; knit 239, book; 210, knife; 241, bottle of bitters; 243, kid gloves: 243, pair Slippers; 244, Udy; 245, slipper pattern: 246, Knife; 247, flve pair of hose; 248, gloves; 249, book; 250, knife; 251, five Pairs hose; 252, knife; 353, five patrs hose; 254, wood box; 55, knife; 256, sachet bag; loves; 258, knife; 259, basket; sachet bas il, knife; 262, wood box: 263, knife; 265, tooth bg ‘s knife; 268, gloves; 269, hanging basket; 21, ‘tollet mats: 272, knife; 273, Udy; 274, table cover; 275, knife; ‘6, lamp mats; el knife cap; BR, 277, gioves; 278, knife; 279, half dozen pair hose; 280, pincushion; 281, infant’s cap; 282, table cover; 283, sciss 2S, set of 25, knife; 6, pincushio’ set of mats; 268, pair scis- S60 289, one Mat; 290, knife; 201, child's hood; issors; 283. handkerchtet case; 204, knife! 295, satehet bag; 296, pincushion; 297, knife; 298 tay; 299, knife: 300, set of mats; 301, wreath of flowers; 302. Udy; “303. knife; 304, glass dish 805, knite; 306, set of mat: 808, Knife;’ 309.’ assorted article: puff boxes: 312, knife; 313, hand book; 315, knite; 316, hand saw; 317, blacking se 318. Knife; 319, ‘table cover; 320, hand saw: 321 knife; 322, table cover; 323, hand saw; 324, Knit 235, ten bottles stove polish; 326, lambrequin: 7, knife; 828, tldy and lace ’ collar; | 220) 3330, knife; $31, hand” saw: 382, smoking tobacco: 333, knife; $34, smoking tobacco; 335, knife; 386, Smoking tobacco; 337, $38. corkscrew and knife; 339, smoking to- bacco; 340, box cigarettes; 341 knife; 342, smoking tobacco; 343, knife; 344, ‘smoking tobacco; 345, knife; 346, smoking’ tobacco; 347, three hander? handkerchiefs; 351, smokin 353, three handkerchiefs; smoking toba 355, three handkerchiefs; 356, knife; 857, smoking tobacco; 358, knife;“359, three handkerehtets; 360, smoking tobacco; 361, knife; 362, smokin; tobacco; 363, knife; 364, smoking tobacco; 865, Knife; 366, smoking tobacco; 367, knife; 368, bag and sachet; 71, Knife; 37%, smoking tobacco; 373, knife; 874, smoking tobacco: 375, knife; 376, smoking tobace: 'y 3 B78, smoking tobacco; 379, Knife; 380, box of cigarette: 1, five pair of hose;’ 382, package of tea; 883, fi Mul Of hose; Keel tes Of tea; 885, box of soap; box of soap; 387, package of tea; 383, infant's hood ; 359, package of tea; 399, box of ‘starch, 391, Dox Of vaseline; 892, box of starch ; 393, box of oF Une; 394, starch; 395, box of oraline; 396, starch; 397, starch; 398, box of tooth soap; 399, boquet of flowers; 400, chocolate pitcher; 401 to’ 500, corps badges, gilt cuff buttons and scarf pins. ‘THE WINNERS OF THE CHIEF PRIZES. The chief prizes were won by the following Ucket holders: 1st, Henry W. Sellhausen, bar- keeper at Welcker’s; 24, Carl Wallach; 34, Hardy Cragin, LL.D. ; 4th,Wm. J.Hay ;5th,Heary A.Wind, General Land oflice; 7th, Mrs. George Breitbarth, ‘The sixth prize, drawn by tfeket No. 1,679, had not been claimed up to a late hour. 5 PRIZES FOR SELLING THE LARGEST NUMBER OF TICKETS. The four prizes donated by the corps to be given to the persons selling the highest number of sea- son tickets have been awarded as follows: Mrs. P. J. Duffy, 1,869 tickets, a solitaire diamond ring: Mrs. M. 1. Black, 1,519'tickets, a gold necklace and locket; Mr. W. L. Seufferle, 856 Uckets, a Creed- moor rifle; and Mr. Geo. E Hale, 225 tiskets, a seal ng. THE HUMANE SocreTy.—At a meeting of the So- ¢lety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, held at the Y. M. C. A. rooms yesterday, the fol: lowing were appointed a committee to make ar- rangements for the meeting of the Ameriean Hu- Mane association, to be held tn this elty in Octo- ber next: Mr. J. B. T. Tapper, Mr. Geo. L. Doug- lass, Mr. E. M. Truell, Mrs. A. Murray, Mra. Wililam E. Chandler, Mrs. A. L. Barber, Mrs. Stil- son Hutchins and Miss M. A. Peet. ——.—__— eee gorprni en penta pcre ae John H. arris, as stated yesterday, an enterprising youn, hotel man. long connected with Willard, hag leased the Imperial Hotel for ten years, and will take possession on the Ist of October next. Mr. Harris fs one of the proprietors of the Columbian Hotel, Saratoga, for which place he will leave in a tobacco; 352, knit few days to superintend getting ready to open on June 2th. If hard work and attention to bust- ness w:ll pay a successful career is before him. He Was lnunager of the House of Representatives’ res- taurant the past twoseasons, and made for hin:selt is. ‘Theodore C. Cone, of Georgia, will lecture here on pucntral Truths and Common Sense Conclusions, Religion, Science, Ingersollism from the Stand: point of a Man of the World.” Y Of aga iecturer of ability, °°» Cone 8 spoken np ‘THE HOWARD TuKoLoicaL DEPARTMRNT.—The commencement exercises of the theological de- ‘nt of Howard University were held |: Bigne at tne rourth Presbyterian chureh. ‘The exe ereises consisted of a prayer by Rev. Dr. Patton, addresses by the graduates, an address a by Rev. Dr. W.A. Birtlett, the preseata- of Bibles by Rev. Dr. Pitzer, tie conferring of certificates by Rev. J. G. Craighead, dean of the logical department, and Deneili-tion by Rev. T. Kelly. The graduates were John W. Shippen. Caroline county, V: » N. C.; Robert M. Cheeks, W fa; David W. Frazier and Card Winnsboro’, S.C, and J. . Wil Le, Divers Hy Daurttic, Va, John C. Watkins, | many frien The name of the hotel will be changed to the Harris House. SUDDEN D&aTH OF & FEMALE TRAcHER.—The death of Miss Martha Barnes, one of the teachers in the public schools of South Washington, oc- curred very suddenly yesterday evening about six O'clock. She had been sufferi phthisis during the year, but had continued her school work during the last three weeks. She re- ceived her first appointment about ten ago, having been uptl of Mi held. next leaguers of the are meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon, to crrangements for the funeral, THE CITY MARKETS.. NEW AND OLD BUTTER—VEGETABLES ARKIVING {,FROM THE SOUTH—GENERAL FEATURES OP THE WEEK. The condition of the Washington city markets 1s much the same as last week. The flour market is Still quiet, with a fair Jobbing trade in the well- known good brands. ‘The receipts of wheat continue to be limited; the receipts of corn light, with market stronger; oats are steady and firm. Prices of hay during the past week have re- mained about the same as heretofore. Choice and nicely cured hay, especially timothy, is scarceand very Teadily sold at full prices. Wiiite clover and mixed are dull, and sell slowly at the lowest quo- tations. Rye straw is not in so much demand. The sales are brisk and the ordinary kinds more plentiful. Bran and middlings keep well up, and have no downward tendency; sales are also lively, NEW AND OLD BUTTER. ' There is a better demand for fresh New York butter. This is owing to the scarcity of good western, which develops rather slowly this year. There 1s much of the old stocks of butter in this city still remaining undisposed of, and much of It, it is thought, will prove a total loss to theowners. Trade, however, remains good, and receipts of good brands are closed out every day as fast as they arrivg, Exgs are low; the supply is ample for the de- bree The average price is from 14 to 15 cents, Jobbing. Poultry remains tn good demand for all nicely dressed. Large spring chickens are in constant demand, at 80a40 cts. per pound, while small ones are dull and much below those figures. Large, fat freshly dressed spring chickens are the most de- sirable and will command the best ‘prices for some time to come. ‘There ts no game in the market, except a few quall and pheasants ‘The tramc th game 18 now illegal. There is very little dried fruit in the market and the season isdrawing to a close. They all find Teady sale when brought 1n good condition. Green northern fruits are nearly out of the market; somo of the late winter apples in fine condition are bringing $7a$8 per barrel and are readily caught up at these figures.) The northern packed are Still In the market to a moderate extent. ‘VROETABLES. Vegetables are abundant, and there 1s a large sale going on in good seed potatoes just now. From indications there will be a large crop planted this year. For table use potatoes ate very good this year, very few damaged ones being seen inthe markets. Prices remain firm at the rates last quoted. New Florida, Bermuda and other southern crops are coming In, and to a consider- able extent are superseding the old ones, espect- ally at the hotels.“ ‘They, however, are very high in price. There is but little demand for old beans. Early green peas, string beans, tomatoes, squash, &c., are arriving freely. | Strawberries are be- coming more plentiful and are much cheaper. Florida beets, fresh and tender are arriving, but ‘are selling rather high to make them a popular dish. North Carolina peas are arriving {n good condition, and sell at $225 to $250 per box at wholesale. Charleston peas are cheaper, sellin at 75 cents to $1.25 per bushel, but are not so g Florida beans are worth$2.0 to $8.50 per box, and are fresh and nice. Cabbage are on therise—tney ‘sell for $3 to $4.50 per barrel. Kale and spinach are cheap, and of good quality. Lettuce and radishes are abundant. Sweet potatoes are holding out well this year. There are many of them used, and their supply seems inexhaustable. The North Carolina yams are also very excellent this year. Trade in these articles remains brisk, with an in- creased demand. Fresh meats are unchanged. The demand ts good and consumption great, espectally for the young and tender lambs and veal; (resh beef 13 unchanged. The cured meats remain firm in price, and a tendency to remain go. Trade ts brisk as a. consequence of a firm market. Sugar cured hams have advanced half a cent, and other grades of smoked and bulk meats in proportion. porte REAL EsTaTe TRANSFERS.—Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: I. Stott to F. F. Adams, pt. 4, sq. 88; $770.25. A. R. Corbin to Geo. P. Howell, one-fourth part sq. 678; $15,090. G. P. Howell to Virginia G. Corbin, same property; $. w. Jotnson to Mary A. Henry, sub. lot 94, s¢ $4,700, ines Fraser to W. J. Johnson, 3, 1 and q. 316; $—. _W. J. Johnson to J. J. Edson, pts. 24, 1 and 2; $2,100." M. G, Emery to W. W. Johnston, PL 34, sq. 214; $10,500. A. C, Clark to John 1. Web- Ster, lots 18 and 19, sq. 641; $—. T. J. Stanton to Jos. N. Whitney, pt. 96, Holmead’s addition to Georgetown; $500. D. L. Morrison to Asa White- head, lot 64, sq. 115; $10,500. ee Low Fares To Norro.k.—The steamer Lady of the Lake will hereafter take passengers to Fortress Monroe and Nortolk for one dollar single fare, and one dollar and fifty cents round trip. Assouvrety P RE. RR 00 = A L R ROO Y¥ ivy L reba Y aA RR 00 $ 4 A LLLL A K KE AA KK I re AA BS BBB A AK KU ee WwW. WDDD EEK RRR Bp oo Www W D DE RR PPP O WWWWD DEE RRR td o WWWW D DE RR P oo W W DDD EEER R This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Royvat Bax- 1NG PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aps ‘What a boy learns he mostly keeps till age; So thereforé, parents, train your children well. ? Euripides. [718 WELL FoR PARENTS TO BEAR THIS IN MIND, To learn achild taste you must begin with the clothes they wear, Provide them with as good clothes as you can buy (as the best is the cheapest) and then insist on their taking good care of them. So lony as we charge youpDo more for perfect-fitting, well-made garments than others charve that do not possess these important factors of good dressing why should you not patronize us? Just at the present time we arein splendid condition to fit the Boys, eo bring them to us, A. SAKS & CO, LEADING AND LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE, 916 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET, my4 Sus: Sus: Suxs: PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS (actual value 75c.) wo are selling at 50 cents. PURE SILK BLACK BRUCADE GRENADINES, 760., actual value $1.50. SILKS at 37, BILKS at 50, NOW'S VEILINGS, all Wool, widest douste wakes Black SILK! Groe Grain, $1, actual valne $1.25. Colored 8 ‘Navy Blue, Green, Shee! Gray Wool Siting, widest dou- and Electric 3734. B SILKS, Glo, actual i Ge, and Black Satin ‘Surak extra wide, ADAMER: Si, real ral 'an° So NUN'S VEILING, due quality, in Electric Blue and ora HE a, SS tne 7. $b actual valug aa ‘awberry and , pure We Ov EL Et AY Bre Op Pack Proce oad RE GRRE a ore i worth 8734. Fined gtality” Black suk’ ‘Brocade GRENADINES #1, CARTER'S, FANCY SI value $1. myl MARKET SPAOCB, Saraxese sonorts, Fang ETOS me eo ee ee Ff ~{883—DOUBLE SHEET OUR LrITrus Boy. & Story of Infantite Suffering Truly as ‘Teld by His Parents. Ma. Evrron:—We feel oar duty to write you what the CuricuRA remedies have dene for our little boy, ‘who has been terribly afffieted with Salt Rhuem, Serof- ula, and Erysipelas ever since bewas born, and nothing ‘we could give him helped him ustil we tried Currcuna, which, after using quiteaquantity, began to help him id gradually cured hing, antil Ne is now as fairasany His body was conapletelpoovered, and his face and hands swelled ‘ver%’badlyy We had no comfort with him: it was eo muehavork ® take care of him, and he suffered so. We began to treat him when he was 18 months old, giving him weitirat 5 drops of the Curr- una RESOLVENT at a time, bathing in warm water and Curicuna Soar, and applying Curiouna carefully to the entire body. He is now 33s years old and 1s per- fectly well. We have not written before, because we thought it might appear, again; but it has not, and we are yery thankful. MR. AND MRS, EVERETT STEBBINS. Be'chertown, Mass, BEST BLOOD PURIFIER. Thave used your Curioura remedies in several cases of Eczema, Moist and Dry Totter, and cured thom all. Your Curicuna Resorvanr, 60 fat as my supply enables me to test it, has, in my hands, exceoded in efficacy andefficiency any alterative compound (blood Purifier) I have ever made use of in an active practice of 30 * duration, eee E. N. ECKER, M. D. Jacksonville, Pa. CURE IN EVERY CASE. Your Currcuna remedies outeell all other medicines T Keep for skin diseases, My customers and patients eay that they have effected a cure in every instance, where lies hay other remedies have failed, wy BROCKWAY, M. D. FranMin Falls, N. H. CUTICURA RESOLVENT. ‘The new blood purifier, internally, and Curicurs and Curicuna Soar, the great akin cures, externally, cleanse the Skin and Scalp, and purify the Blood of every species of Itching, Sealy, Pimply, Scrofulous, Infantile, Mercurial, and Cancerous Humors and Skin Tortures when physicians, hospitals, and all other means fail. Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura, 50 cts. and $1.00 per box. Curicura Resoivent, $1.00 per bottle. Curicuna Soap, 25 cts, CuTI0URA SHAVING Boar, 15 cts. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON, BEAUTY BATH For Infantile and Birth Humors, Rougn, Chapped, or Greasy Skin, Black Heads, Pimples and Skin Blemishes, use CUTICURA SoaP, an exqr‘site Sern BEAUTIFrER and Toilet Bath, and Nursery sanative. Fragrant with delicious flower odors and Cuticura balsams. it CITY ITEMS. Hats for Spring and Summer of 1883. Gentlemen’s 5th avenue Silk Hats $5, worth $6; Pearl and Nutria Stiff and Soft Felt Hats; Gentlemen’s Mackinaw, Manilla andCantonStraws; Boys’ and Children’s white and mixed Straws, Including “Jumbo’s,” at 50, 75¢. and §1, at Lewis’, 920 7th st., below Mt. Vernon square. N.B.—Price Plainly marked in eagh hat. Moon Made of Green Cheese? That 15 one of the things we know very little about. So also about the man in the moon; we know hardly anything of him. But we do know thatif the man in the moon, or any other man, partakes too freely of green cheese or any other indigestible article of diet, he will have dys- pepsia and bowel troubles, And we know that the way to get rid of auch is to take Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, (“Curtis”) Gent’s Easy Walking Shoes, Edmonston’s, 1339 and 1841 F street. No Matter What your allment is, Brown’s Iron Bitters will surely benefit yo Bucgnanxon, W. Va.—Drs. Newlon & Blair re- port that Brown's Iron Bitters are giving general batisfaction. WoopberRY, Mp.—Rev. W. J. Jonson says: “I have used Brown’s Iron Bitters in my famliy and they have proven a splendid health Invigorator.” Men’s Hand-Sewod Low Shocs for $5. EJmonston, 1899 and 1341 F street, The Tea Party’s Vote. All the lady’s assembled at Mrs. ’s tea party voted that the best thing im the world to keen a house free from all kinds of insects is Hunt’s In- sect Powder; never fadls and costs only 25 cents Per bottle. Sold by all druggists, AM the New Styles in Gentlemen’s Low Shoea. Edmonston’s, 1939 and 1841 F street. Burnetvs Cocenine i WILL SAVE THE HAIR and keep it in a strong and healthy condition, be ‘cause 1t will stimulate the roots of the hair’and restore the natural action upon which its growth depends, i pure, ractt’s Flavoring Extracts are absolutely Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, and Marechal Niel Rose, “Ve Olden Time.” Hub Punch ts made like the Punch of “ye olden time,” and eclipses ail hastily made punches, Sold by grocers and druggists. The Safest Way, ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair fs furnished by Parker's Hajr Balsam, which 1s deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness. Good Advice. Nearly all the ills that afllict us can be pre- vented and cured uy. keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order. There 18 no medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker’s Ginger Toni On Thirty Dayw Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltaic’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor, Address as above. N.B.—No, risk 1s incurred, as thirty days’ trial is al- lowed. W301 Immense Bargains in Baby Carriages. refrigerators, ice chests and trunks, of the best manufactures, sold at R. Goldschinid’s, 812 7th st. nw my$-tt In the Absence of suitable materials, or the time to prepare tt, eople often go without a dressing for salads. Buy urkee’s, and you will never trouble yourself to make another. - “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 15¢c. Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bun: fons. 12 “Alderney Dairy W: an 9? Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3¢-lb. “Ward” prints, 45c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, 5c. per qt. Cream, 15c. pint. i MARRIED, TAYLOR—KNOWLES. At Christ church, George town, D. G., May 3d, 1883, by’ the Rev. Albe Stuart, JOHN PHINEY TAYLOR, of Faich Si ig ALICE, MAGRUDER, daughter of William’ Knosleo esq, of Georgetown, DB. C. —_——_-+_____ DIED. ADAMS. Departed this life on Fri , May 4, 1 aged 41 Years and 8 "Not dead, but gone beta Funeral services wil) be held at his Wilson's station, B. & P-R.R., at 12 o'clock on day, May 8. Train leaves the depot at 10:50 BARNES. On Friday, May 4, 1883, at 6o'cl MARTHA BARN? 8, beloved daughter of Wok oad Ann Barnes, aged twenty-eight years and cicht monte, Funeral from idence, 212 435 street eouth- west, Monday, May 30 o'clock a.m. mass at St. ‘Bominict church at9 Le friends of the femily are invited to attend. BROWN. On Saturday, Sth, 1883, at 9:20 a, m., CAROLINE. HESS, beloved wife ot dacmees Brown, in the forty-second year of har ago. Eunsral will take place from, her late residence, No. 1826 eed no Fire pa tesday. May 8. Car p.m. Relatives and friends. family res Inviiea to attend, S ree: CAHILL. On Saturday, May bth, 1889, at 98. m. CATHERINE CAHILL, relict of Patrick Cahill bork in ey, County of Kerry, Ireland, = year ol her late residence, No. Requiem cua Qrolock a. m. KENNEDY. | Suddenly, on 1883, at quarter oe gee ‘The fuieral will take place Trou 7 pry LATHROP. On Mi Sth, 1883, at 2:45 a.m., F. PAULDING. 8, AMY, 01 Paulding. (1.8. Navy. CATHARINE PROCTOR, ag8. Funeral will take place from 611 Second enortwart, Manday, May tr at nige Friends of the fautily are invited toate 128. m., MARGE! anedy, ih the forty-second aes F age. 4 First street aouthweet, on Sunday, May ti af 2 a B. LATHROP, . 8. F. and the. “Mrs. Mi EADatuep, aena 90 years and 10 onthe = On > May 1, 1883, in the thir- tieth of his at rt Sic be wont ai Bon dey, Nebraaks, Capt meee of funeral ose -ROOTOR, Departed life at Al ‘Proctor, x ‘1 years, 3 tty is yoors of which ech | } AMUSEMENTS. NaAtionau THEATER. THIS SATURDAY EVENING, DRY GOODS. oMBINaTION Suits, FIFTH, MEDAL,IN pe eee return to 452 avenue. i OST SE: GYP. BLACK, ARR TAN Last time of JaY RIALS $12.00, Lane street, belece€ otclosk om Sunday UNCLE TOM'S CABIN! evening. $13.50, NEAR MONDAY, MAY 7. zt] ‘Brilliant Closing of the Dramatic Every night next week, Matineee Wednesday and eae fon, sad dy Nat Sa Saturday, ADA GRAY, a om TYLER & CHEWNING, ——MONEY TO LOAN. __ EAST LYNNE. my3 999 PENNSYLVANIA avenve. | j°*** TO Loan, An Entire New Company, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, New Scenery, etc, New asp Desrmasie. B, 0 HOLTZMAN, Prices as usual. m5 028 20th and F streets northwest. MSXEX TO LOa8 ON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT eh T & BRADLEY, ' £928 F strect northweet. 1,081 yards lieht ground, all wool French polka-dot Albatross, 2c. : former price 370 20 pieces all wool DeBeige, 25c. 20 picoes Nun's Veiling, 25c. 10 pieces Surah Silks, all colors. 20 pieces plain colored Silke, all the new shades, New lot of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas this day re- Loco. HALL. FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 11, Gommencing at 8 o'clook, THEODORE C. CONE, of Georgia, will deliver's ere unecT: CENTRAL TRUTHS Al SENSE CONCLUSIONS RELIGION, ENS ICIENOE, AND INGERSOLLISM. THE STAND: SINT OF A MAN OF THE WORLD. Admission 50 cenie. Reserved seats can be secured Free’ Bookstore, 3 street, it extra changes See mithomys.ot ‘ay when security ts good. 0. ©. Room 1, Firemen's B'ld'%, cor. mh29-3m Mo TOLOAN—ON REAI, ESTATE OR OTHER ant desired: at Kevent ‘ratea'of Inesret™ fase ane am area mt pecand withdut delay.” ROBT. 4. PHILLIPS lew York avenue. anh: 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT LOW. ithout delay: JOBN SHERMAN BO. J. JOHNSON, 718 Market Space. OPENING oF New axp Srvuisz, ABNER’S SUMMER GARDEN, BATURDAY, MAY 5. Aw enlarged Orchestra, under the conductorship of Prof. CHRIS. ORTH. ‘Miss NANDL HOFER, Ballad Singer and Swiss Warbler, and The famous Buffo, Mr. PAUL STANLEY. my4-2t NEW THEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, APRIL 20, J. J, COLEMAN, ATTRACTIVE, BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE SUM- MER SILKS, CHECKED SURAHS, FIGURED PONGEE, STRIPED GLACE, CHECKED TAF- FATA, AND ONE SPECIAL LOT OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CHENE SILKS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. e THE LOT 18 NOT LARGE AND CANNOT BE DU- PLICATED, WE ARE SHOWING MORE SUMMER SILKS, AND IN GREATER VARIETY THAN EVER BEFORE; NOTIN THIN AND POOR QUALITIES, WHICH ARE THE MOST EXPENSIVE IN THE END, BUT GOODS OF SUBSTANTIAL WORTH AND AP- PROVED STYLES AT MODERATE PRICES. BLAOK SILKS IN EVERY GRADE, FROM THE RITY. OS. J. FISHER & 00., 1824 F wtrect northwort. Thavo MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in —- from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of rent. ‘Charges moderate. No delay. ja B, H. WARNER, treot_northwent. EDUCATIONAL, E. SCHEEL, ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PL J id VOCAL MCS SE TEA — 916 FRANK I. FRAYNE. Combination in Clifton Tayieur's thrilling drame en- titled SI SLOCUM; Or, The Trapper and His Dog. CELEBRATED LOOMSOF ANTOINE, GUINET, | BOunETs, as well as those betes) fo aed Matinees Tuesday, Thureday and Friday. & CIE LYONS, AND C, J. BONNET & CIE| _ my3-eoin” Admission 15, 25, 35 and 50 cents. x 8p90 oung rt Sort, 26°83. For circulars, address WM.DChs BELL. ty a few boanting pujile Feceived. 80-00 Pes H. LARROQUE, OF THE SORBONNE UNI- re TURIEUX, WHO ABE THE RECOGNIZED MAN- UFACTURERS IN FRANCE. TWISTED SILK HERNANNIIN EVERY GRADE. BLACK SILK GRENADINES, BROCADE GREKADINES. ALL-WOOL GRENADINES. CHOICE MOURNING Goops OF EVERY DESCRIP- TION. SATINES IN TWO HUNDKED BEAUTI- FUL PATTERNS. PONGEE AND PONGEE EMBROIDERED DRESSES IN GREAT VARIETY. EMBROIDERED FISCHUS. CASHMERE SHAWLS, FANCY WOOL SUITINGS; IN FACT, ALL NEw DIME MUSEUM. The Popular Resort of Ladies and Ohildren. A GRAND PERFORMANCE. ara) RNOON AND NIGHT THIS W! EVERY OBBY NEWCOMBE, ELSIE LOANE. LONDON PUNCH AND JUDY. THE BLIND MINSTREL. LESLIE BROTHERS, And Ten Other Star Artists. In an Entertainment of over two hours. Admission, all ach (a specialty.) Spann, Tashan oteare eee nch, (a specialty, ) Spanish, Italian, x Mi x Natural Sciences, 921'G et, a pyrs TAUGHT IN ANCIENT AND MODERN Fin nenages, Mathematics and English literatures ine opp-rtunity for young men per for col= legen. Highest references. “Address the Misses BAL 912 New Fork avenue. ‘OWF'S BOOKKFEPING—ONE MONTH GUAR- Auteed to eaual three of anyother system. With, penmsnshin, etc. $a month. Howe's rapid business penmanship quickly learned, £2 90 a month. Hours, 5 sthematics ani for 10 cents! THE SHOWMAN-CHIEF’S GREATEST VICTORY. ONLY SHOW WHICH EXHIBITS ALL DBESS MATERIALS OF GOOD QUALITIES IN | 2:30 to 0 a1 m.. Wednesday and IT ADVERTISES, EVERY DESIGN AND TEXTURES F Wowe, Se Ta Department for ladies. RS seg BARNUM AND LONDON 58e5 — = ea Cr ees = 8% BARNUM AND LONDON ge BECCA IN MUSIC BY MEQUEST OF NU 2, 8, ONE PRIOE, a someis fener ome 8 UNITED MONSTER SHOWS $8 8 wn USTER & SO: —— ats soins atin in 1 Leasons and Hing: Bay 68 UNITED MONSTER SHOWS "e388 . M. SH ER & SONS, ALF short Par- lor. ‘Operant und Oratstion will had thes A 2 or T Mecom in this System, which fs the shortest and. beet. saving Yoareof actin. ‘and training voivee quickly to Sees hie cultirs a any wutdealsuatute, NG 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF. ‘Tho best 1s the cheapest. ap28 Roses. WASHINGTON, TWO DAYS, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY 9 AND 10. street northwest. POF. DE WOLOW! WASHINGTON PARK ATHLETIC BASE BALL AVID 8. L. JOHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR GROUNDS, Corner 2m and 8. = eefericn PAS vas aos atte 2 PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY. month. ibs 2m DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 7. WILL OPEN TO-MORROW A LARGE LOT OF | 38, 22 FEITE, OF BosTON. Soe aaa ROBES IN TWELVE DESIRABLE a ea vos gariony. ee 8GREAT RINGS AND HUGE ELEVATED STAGE, _ Address 945 K street northwest. mhi3 300 GREAT ARTISTS AND A RACING HIPPODROME TOURNAMENT, Where the conteats are genuine and run for cash prizes, SPLENDID REALISTIC §PECTACLES. 100 RARE RACE AND RING HORSES AND 400 OF FINEST DRAUGHT ‘STOCK HADES, THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN BO! SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOL! . OGHT | Stal Bulidiar, corner bike asd bake, Day and ‘Vvening Sessions. Complete in ite arrangements for. training sons and daughters, and wen and women for self-ruprort and real Life.” ‘Students recelved e month ln the year. Scholarship for year. from date entrance, day‘ or evening, $50. | Special terme by mon' quart’r, oF for year by instalments. Circulate mulled, application, VERY CHEAP FOR CASH, AND WILL BE SOLD | FOR THE VERY LOW FIGURES OF $7. CALL EARLY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS, HENRY C. SPRNCER, Principal. Ever under rein. -_ S <eatoaounn MRS. SARA A. SPENCEIL, Vice-Principal. fl J uv U MMMM BBB 00 AS THE PRICE WILL NOT FAIL TO SELL THEM, ES, 2,4, CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN J UU MMMM BoB OO _ announcing that she is prepared to receive « ime 3 UU MMMM BER 8 9 — ited number of pupils In thorough English branches. 2, re Uw a Bf a Bae "00 ~ English Grammar, Elocution and Mathemation - 8. L. HEMPSTONE. 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. One Price—Plain Figures, an26 ties, “Lerma moderate. Special hours and terms for adults. 603 F st.n.w. Metropolitan cars pase the door. Jan G, © FLYNN Aaa. VATE TUTOR, ‘e 8. W. Sor. ry ‘Sth and K streets went. Mathematic Gi Frepeh. Penmaes dae Shore ees oe ba THE BIGGEST BRUiE ALIVE, | And More Wild Beasts, Birds and Reptiles than any THREE MENAGERIES ON EARTH. CHIEF RULER ARASH-KOI AND TRIBE OF NATIVE NUBIANS, First time ever exhibitea anywhere. Buazoas at Merarsise. ‘A fine line of Gents’ Linen and Silk Pockethandker- competitive examinations. Térme in tno ents” Silk Pox NENING CLASSES. $6 4 MONTH. | anuTH. i chilefe, 25 per cent less than usual price; glance assort- | Fymctic Boothe ie Sonn WHOLE TRIBE OF BIOUX INDIAN WARRIORS. | ment of Fancy Halt Hows Wil be Gloced out at palt- | Peunanship, U.S. History, I RECKLESS COW-BOYS FROM THE PLAINS. maple eas ‘ASHINGTON OONSERVATORY 01 TIMMS’ New Halla, cor. 7 Sel ane BUiLcakp. Ds facturers’ prices; lot of the finest Four- Ay Tinea Golers, slags 13, 14, 15, 103, 14, 14. 16 r, 1736, 18, EB] at ad +3 H MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS. 736. 18. Bde per Goren fp Bost Linen dollars, the dy mage of the very Debt map for $6, ready for THE BARNUM IDEA. Giants, Little People, Dog-faced Man, Wild Men of Borneo, Aztecs, Last of the Monteaumas, Wild Girl, Circassians, Yat Woman, and 1,000 WONDERFUL AND CURIOUS FREAKS, THE $1,350,000 STREET PARADE, AT 8:30A.M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 9TH, Relegates all former triumphsof even this managcment, _ Ro matter how satisfactory and gratifying they may have been. ve only 75 cen! rector. Si: Di to ‘washtub_perfect At wuarsureedeat MrarpNtES, apo 1002 northwest. PR Sparse, Dex, Goong, fe i ly of Dress comprising full fgrages:, Surab’ Silks, Ottomana, Satin Satin Merveilicux, Silk Grenadines, Nun’a Velling and Chudah Cloths in’all the new shades; Freuch Wool Sult- ings, Printed and Plain Satteens. Emb'd st ie eea toad POSITIVELY NO FREE TICKETS TO ANYBODY. a Hose, new fol Um and Those who desire to avoid the crowds on the grounds | Sis. new designs. oad ak at the Box Offa should purchase RESERVED NUM- | Clothe tad Nevin ep maid apiendia quality, all BERED OHAIR COUPON TICKETS at the usual | Towel and Toweling in greet gee he Ee slight savance, ab of choice goods will do wre g eran our gx before FORD'S OPERA HOUSE BOX OFFICE, ee 3 1328 F st., near Ebbitt House. During the days of exhibition only. = 20,000 Seats. General admission, 50 cents. Children BOOKS, &e. __ AUCTION SALES. rpeouas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BELONGING TO VARIOUS OWNERS, ‘Tobe Sold at my AUCTION ROOMS, Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenuc and Lith etree} Washington, D. C., WEDNESDAY EVENING, Max 9, 1883, And Following Evenings. Sate to commence each Evening at 7:30 o'clock pret under 9 years old, 25 cents. Reserved numbered chairs == - =. Cash. THOMAS DOWLING, extra, Boors Ar Hazr-rarce. my$-5t Auctioneer, Seventh Page.» BALTIMORE, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 7 AND 8TH; MARTINSBURG, FRIDAY, MAY 11. ap28, myl, 8 WisiiNeton ATHLETIO PARK. 9th and 8. BASE BALL. ‘We have sclected from our shelves a large number of Books, slightly shelfworn, which we ‘offer af balt-price under. “Alot of Bibles and Prayer Books at one-fourth their cont. Our stock of Croquet, Lawn Tennis, and Archery is now ready, {For Other Auctions ATTORNEYS. =a Saves, H. WALKER. U. 5. COMMISSIONER, NOTARY PUBLIC AND. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MAY 4 and WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, ATTORNEY FOR RENTS. NATIONAL ve. DEFIANCE, of Philadeiphis, p23 428 SEVENTH STREET. 630 Admission to Park. 25 centa. Ladies admitted to Park free. Gamé called at 4:30 p- ms apl6-Im NX SED pt DD ed SINGING AND Pian in existenon, a o. NQHOFESSUR Dit WOLOWSETS, 2-6m 1116 M street northwest. Do, 626; . E ON EXHIBITION No. 516 AND BALE at z Street. MARKRITERG, Xo. C26 F etreet northwest, one {uate oh Sai ray i che erge and Choice Pictu id Ts Frames, ire Cord and Tassels, pti ‘Sie ras ah "is bay “St” La. ave., next fo City P.O. HARLES CASE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR, Room 16, No. 325 43 Btreet Northwest, : . C.» i y in the ae pe a k Suite, aud to preparation of ; Rami stated. ley); Re P gecotons| 2 oupeoes perestesten tp Hon. yt rom of Robi. Browning: Story (Madoc) Ar. Justice Supreme Court U.S. ; Hon. A (eaace, ford); Disect Tales, Colonel sociate Justice Supreme Court D.O. Is (Craw: ing res Wite"@ ri Beatle Baa noe att Pare Tito, a dened | Gourrolice Gi Sh ase accent aera | Spins pee eters atlegnon, nN. E. MILLER ATTORNEY A7-1-AW, ° ‘Boome 2 and 4 Gun! mF GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. nd ao Markriter's, Terms Caah. Free Ai EXCURSIONS. 472 Louinist O! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN Residence, 240 Nocth Capntal street. BE Sera tenies tiie eet |S, nan Fe © ee ce THd FIUDAY. “Leave lel street and choal st eeene | 2B ma Xo. 8 front room, sbove ala entrance Warner Fare 50 centa round trip. ° For charter apply at bost oF STAMOS SS Building, 916 F strect uorthwest, mbl6-3m: 1114 4th strest northwest. m4-8t" Sone aaa ea DUBEEUIL BROTHERA, Awe HICH. amen Daausse, Poza Dors Axp Srarep MANUFACTURERS, OF FINE, PRESS SHIRTS, Coe e atten LACE GRENADINES. 1112 F Srager Nonrewsst, Waserxeron, D.C. Fini Six Fine mh A pts HL, * Siiy 7 pera aa nga Pan AG F street north: tie NDREW C. BRADLEY, ‘gio at. 20 BEB ean Bangg NEW STOCK just opened, IRON FRAME GRENADINE: SSRN SRSA EE i Dog COLORED DRESS SILKS, New Colors, Gros Grain, T5e. on 31. fe ITLK3, 50c., 62c., SURAH SILKS. all coicrs, 50c. NUN‘S VEILING, all colors, 2c. 42-INCH NUN'B VEILING, a cols 50c. ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, New Siers, 25. COACHING PARASOLS, $2, 8250p. ‘6c. Tuomrsows SHIRT FACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, Opposite Patent OMfice. ALL wach. bt Pa ordera . Six best Shirts Bete abaaots eae ra Tt om copies ihe eb pee | Seve ae all colors, $1.50. "; finished, 80 cts, " Fufl line of SUN UMBRELLAS, $2.60, $3, $3.50. ‘ a aie INDIA LINEN, BIBUR EY. UNDERTAKER,~ Mi pA Lf day. B-s—2-c-s1-v-8, ISHALL SELL THIS WEEK FOR $15 EACH SIX STYLES OF SUPERIOR ALL-WOOL CASSIMERE SUITS. THE MATERIAL I8 JUST THE PROPER WEIGHT FOR EARLY SPRING. THE PATTERNS ARE NEAT, NEW AND STYLISH. THERE ARE 1500F THESE SUITS, AND THEY OUGHT TO FETCH $18 EACH, FOR THEY ARE HONESTLY WORTH IT. BUT I WANT TO GET SOME ADVER- TISING OUT OF THEM, AND HAD AS LIEF PAY MEN THREE DOLLARS APIECE TO TELL ONE ANOTHER ABOUT THEM AS WRIGHT. TO PAY THE NEWSPAPERS. El acigid GEORGE SPRANSY, CLorurer, fen eS mo D eines ., 18¢., 18¢., 20 cents. Heer pEs Wesson, 30 ND FANCY MATTING, New Styles, ©. M. TOWSON, 36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side, my: 6 UcHL ‘s* UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, (922 Pernerivarta AvEKUE N.W. (Formeriy 912 Pennsylvanis avenue northwest.) “Everything first-class and reasonable.” ans Ba ee Ere ED 4 : Tx Sotves xe Drrricurr Promen OF PERFECT REFRIGERATION. juch more ‘other Refrigerator. ‘“Wheulated with deed air spaces made in best manner with paper walls, — me SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, ~ @. W. SCHAEFER, Sore Acexr, my? 1020 7th street northwest. Ca CARRIAGE 8 ees damm ee Bagger a ner, FA ESTES: ONE PRICE.