Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1883, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnineton, D. C., May 26, 1883, 9:30 a m. For the midale Atlantic and south Atlantic states, Increasing cloudiness with rain, southerly Yeering to westerly winds, stationary’ or higher temperature, lower pressure, SPECIAL BULLRTIN—A RAINY SUNDAY INDICATED. Rains are indicated on Sunday in New England, ‘the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic states, ——— OUR Native Wine ‘Whatever you are aiming et, ‘rust not the pearl or swine! jericane are claiming. that ‘They want their native wine. Let others drink whatever they like, m France of from the Rhine We tolerate it, but we strike _ For Chr. Xander’s Native Witie, & @ Blue, Black, Brown, and @ Serge Suits, worth $16, for $11.25, All sizes, At Lew Newmyer—only, 734 7th st. b. w., 3 doors from H. ‘Uy-a-Brinoe-p bargains, ladies, Uptown, Coch- zane’s. Garpen Hoss, at Shedd’s, 409 9th street. ‘AN any other saloon in the country show such & variety of creams and Ices as Fussell keeps? Vanilla, Banana, Lemon Ice. Chogolate, Pistacic, Orange Ice. Lemon, Strawberry, Kaspberry Ice, Rainbow, (in bars. Norice!—Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av., takesone oz. fne photos with one thirteenth painted,torg3. Fresen’s Jor Cream shipped anywhere out of town. Special attention to strawberry festivals. Smarriess’ Ice Cream. Briper-oven heat, Cochrane’s cool store and ans. Fuxsn Mrats.—Porter-house, 18e.; sirloin, 17c.; found, 1Sc.; liver, 8e.; chi rib roast, 15e. 1 handlé nothing but city killea meats’ F. P. Hughes’ markets, corner of 8th and N and 823 etreet northwest. Fosssti’s Ice Cream. Gas Stoves, at Shedd’s, 409 9th street. Exceiiext Deir Corres with French rolis and butter at Sharpless’, 419 7th street. Picow and Apoliinaris water ts the best summer rink. Bast 12 ribbed parasols $6, at Young’s. Mrirrary white gloves, Sc. palr; immense bar- gain; Cochrame’s Uptown. Tue illumination of the Brooklyn bridge dou’t Degin to compare with the smile that tluminates Jour boy's countenance when you buy him one of jose $1.90 sallor suits, worth $3, or your bigger ‘boy a H4 sult, worth $7, of Lew Newmyen, 784 7th st. n. w., 8 doors from H. Ovr Native Wink. O glorious country! for behold, @ rocks and mountatns thine; Within they grow the precious gold. Without the golden wine! Since Europe's vineyards fade away And gradually dectine, Traise my glass and sing Hurrah! For Chr. Cinder's Native Wine. Ux-a-BRIDGED shirts, men and boys’ unicorns, Cochrane's Uptown. Oxty 15 Cexts—Bazar dressmaker, ‘showing latest styles, at Oppenheimer’s, 528 9th’ street, St. Cloud. SLATE MANTELS, at Sheda’s, 409 9th street. Lapres wishing summer needle work will find a assortment on- various fabrics; treatment carefully chosen and work commenced at the Store of M. B. Bruce & Co., No. 433 9th street north- west. Goup Fuuep bracelets and bangles, new, at Frigg’ WtiaM ANDREW FREEMAN lodge, No. 2099, @. U.0. of O.F., will give a grand picnic at Van Ness Park, 17th and B sts. n.w., Tuesday, May 29, 1883, commencing at 12 noo! At 12 o'clock, May 2, the entire store fixtures and splendid awning will be sold at auction at No. $12 7th street northwest—Gutman’s old stand. See uction column. Facs andeyesight fitted. Hempler’s down town. Gag Frxrvnes, at Shedd’s, 409 9th street. A Country“ax named Samuel Titus was before Sudge Snell to-day for using scales that had not Deen stamped by the sealer of welghts and meas- res. A gentieman testilied that his wife bought two pounds of butter from the defendant, and it ‘Was found to be 12% ounces short. The defend- ant stated that he only borrowed the scales. The court took his personal bonds not to repeat the offense. ‘THE WEEELY Stan, a large double paper of Ntty- 21x colutnns, will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a Bear. Try it CITY AND DISTRICT: Condensed Local Street lamps will be lighted at 7:40 p.m., and ex- ene ati@ p.m, ‘The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper of ffty- stx columns, wiil by sent postpaid for one dollar a Year. Try tt ‘The advertisements of the sales of property, eal and personal, at public auction, are of un- usual interest at this season of the year, and will ¥ found on the 7th and 8th pages of’ to-day’s AR. Margaret A. Norment has filed a bill against = and others to correct title to part 7, sq. ‘The assignment of B. Fenwick Harvey to J. Tar- bell Dyer, of all goods, wares, &c., at 1313 F street, ~ for the benefit of bis creditors, was placed on rec— ord yesterday. At the last meeting of the spring session of the Biological Society, which was held last evening, Prot. Thomas Taylor continued his remarks upon @recently discovered disease affecting domestic animals Dr. D. E. Salmon was elecied to active membership. ‘The will of Samuel Magee, Mled tn the Probate Court yesterfay, le ves to his wife all his house- hold property without qualifeation, and all his Yeal and personal property In trust, to go after her eath to his daughter, Laura A. Whitney, bis son, James N. Magee, and to bis grandson, Richard Whitney. - Friends of the business college may obtain tick- ets at the college office for tue annual excursion on Tuesday next. ‘The anaouncement In another column concern- Ing “Mr. Kent's Metrical Effustons 1n Connection ‘With College Lite and Remlniscences” will interest Bunny readers. The charge against Wm. Foreman and Andrew Harris, of seriously cutting Dantel Sheban In the Sapltol grounds on the wth of April last, was set by Prose: Attorney Moore, iu the Police or HEX! Wednesday. fied a bill 1, Of Shreveport, La. &. Hass, Of this elty, and sking that the tirom Hass to Smith ad they be restrained The patent is a snow ihe asks that the partuer- ds and Barnard to-day, for B. F. E Mickle, filed a bill in thers for an agcount, ots Im square 437,and 83, Bub of square 7 Wm. Robin-on ynd Andrew Jackson were taxed Beach by Judge Snell to-lay for ensuging in an affray on tle street. ‘The double track of the Baltimore and Potomac Fallroad has been completed, and will be put In Operation to-morrow afternoon, Oficer Sitapson, of Ube seventh precinct, found a Young waite mule tafant in the Capitol grounds about $:90 o'clock last night, and carried It to St. Ann’s infant asylum. Yesterday Wm. NeKingley, an apprentice brick- layer, while working on a new building on Mis- sourl avenue, near 4% street nortuwest, fell from re seats, fevelving palutul but not serious ue juries. Lewis Kauffman and Raymond L. Ford, for Fasting Potomac water, were taxed $5 each by Judge Snell to-day. Thomas Dunn, indicted a few days ago with others for larceny, to-day gave Dail in the Criml- ‘Bal Court tn $1,000. = ip — SUMMER CovnsE OF TkaINING.—The bee works 4m suminer that it may live on honey In winte ‘Phe Spencerian Business College meets a col stantly tocreasiny demand of the civil service, and keeping and corresponde: August. Day and night classes: June ist. 3 Open A Cmanuine Co: PLace.—By reference to sement under the of “Count Estate” st will be found thata new andsiylish cottage is for sale at the Fauquier Sulphur near Warrenton, Va. It is beautifully located, lighted with gas, and furnishea for the summer. notograpas can be seen at Gen. Hunton’s oMce in Corcoran building. Read ‘the advertisement, ——_»___ ‘Tne Loway Exccrston.—On Decorat sion for Luray THE CITY MARKETS, DEALERS COMPLAINING OF DULL SALES—STRAWBRR- BIES ARRIVING IN ABUNDANCE—OQTHER FEATURES OF THE WEEK. » ‘The general condition of the city markets 1s dull and of the “gleepy-hollow” order. Dealers com- Plalp of dull sales, although the supplies appear PlentifuL The meat market ts very little changed from last week. The sales of live stock at Queens- town disposed of 300 head of beeves, but the sales were dull, the average being one-eighth cent lower. For lambs the market was active, and calves brisk at from 6to8 cents per pound. The flour market is rather quiet, but with a fair Job- bing trade in the best brands. Wheat still remains firm in consequence of the Mmited receipts. Farmers ars now busy with seeding-time and do not market their grain. Corn 4s also of ight supply and Inclined to an advance. Oats are steady and sell very readilyr The hay market {s rather dull, Cobtet on the Offerings are liberal. The best green-cured timo thy ts always saleable and at the best prices. Mixed and ciover are not so much Wanted, and the prices rule low. Rye straw not so mnch in demand and fs about on a par with clover—$6 to $8 per ton. Mill feed fs steady, ranging from $17 to $20 per ton, BUITER, EGGS AND POULTRY. In butter the receipts of New York state are more plentiful, and sales are lively at slightly easter prices. Near-by products are beginning to show a better quality and are meeting with more favor. A large proportion;of near-by productions is poor. The receipts of western is beginning to increase In quantity and improve {n quality, and the price isa lttie easter. Eggs are quiet al- though the receipts are not large, and. prices are Inclined to yield a little. ‘The poultry trade holds g00d, and spring chickens are having a fine run, although the complaint 1s that they are too small. Chickens should weigh about three pounds per pair to sell well and command the highest prices, Old fowls are lower and not so much in demand. Both green and dried domestic fruits are very scarce and not much in the market. A few cran- berries are still in the market, ranging in price from $4 to $5 per bushel Dried and evaporated fruits are scarce and in demand. ‘The vegetable trade fs lively. Good old potatoes are seliing well and many of them are sought for seed. Farmers say there will be a large crop lanted this year, and the wet season 1s in their ‘avor when the ground Is not too low. Sweet po- tatoes and yams are in good condition and plenti- ful for this season of the year. Alarge quantity are annually used in this District, and the pros- tis that more will be planted than usually. st of the early vegetables from the south are arriving freely. Green peas, beans, tomatoes, cu- cumbers, squash, spinnach, radishes, &., ‘are seaman 4m price, and the demand as great as ver. STRAWBERRIES are arriving In ‘abundance. B street and Louts- Jana avenue dealers are having fresh loads of them on the arrival of every southern boat and train. They are selling by Wholesale from 7 to 8 cents per quartof good size and sound. The retail price is a few cents in advance. Wholesale dealers in fresh meat state that the business is rather dull;beef 1s unchanged, while Veal is more in demand and the stock 1s well supplied. Lamb carcasses are of slow sale at un- changed prices. The sales of cured meats are of rather dull sales,and a general inactivity prevalls. The supplies are abundant and of excellent quality. : aes Large Real Estate Transactions. Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown have recently nego- fated the following sales of real estate:—For Wm. Thompson, part s. lot 63, sq. 242, fronting 25 ft. on Yermont ave., bet. N st. and Iowa circle, to L. H. Schneider, for $5400 cash; for Mrs. P, W. Payd,lot 20, sq. 114, being No. 3 Dupont circle, to Mrs. Abby Day Slocomb, of New Orleans, tor $20,000; tor Mrs. Eliza Buckler, lots 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, 5q. 192, to Claudius B. Jewell, for $31,876'88; for R. C. Fox ine following lots in’ the subdivision of the south round of the Columbian University—lots 62 and Gr to W. 1 Hommes, for $6,335 00; Inte Grane 65, to Walter Paris, for $6,032.55; and lot 68, to Z. ©. Rob- bins, for $8,100 cash; for L. R. Tuttle, the follow- ing ots in’his subdiviston of Widows’ Mite”—lot 85, to Charles C. Lancaster,for $1,031.25; lots 83 and 34, to Mrs. Julia B. Ware, of Brooklyn, N. Y., for $2,165.62; lot 36 to John Meany, for $1,031.25; and lot 31, to James Lowndes, for’ $325; for Chas. J. Bell et al., to Wm. J. Flather, s. lots 70 and 71, sq. 152, for $2,795.83; and to Mrs. Elizabeth F. Sicard, wife of Commodore Montgomery Sicard, U. 8. N.. lots 72 and 78, sq. 152, for $3,795.33; for “Mrs. M. } ray. part Lot 5, sq. 870,’ to Thomas Hynes, for 800; for Mrs. Mary D. Biddle, trusteé, of Pitla- delphia, the foljpwing lots in the subdivision of the north grounds of the Columbian University—lots 18 and 19, block 89, and lots 7,8 and 9, block 40, to Mrs. Charlotte A.’ Weed, for $4,531.25; lots 7, 8 and 9 block 39, to Herschel Main, U.S. navy, tor 718.75 cash; lots Zand 8, block’ 41, to Lieut W. D. Wright, U-S.A., for $1,875; lots 41, to uis D. Stone, for $1, block 40, and lot 11, block 89, to Mrs. C. E. Perkins, tor $2,854.96; lot 6, block 41, to Mra. Annie H. Rob- erts, for $937.50; lot 1, block 40, to Wm. L. Argue, for $2,887.50; lot 6, block 39, to ‘Mra. Jennie A. Dé Shields, for $906.25; lots 2, 3,4 and 5, block 89, to Mrs. Mary B. Collins, for $3,625 cash? lot %, block 40, to Mrs. Harrlet E. Bell, for $906.25; lot 3, block 40, to Christian B, Dickey, for $906.25; lots 4, 11 and 12, block 41, to Miss Josephine Swan, for $3,306.04; lot 11, block 40, to Mrs. Maria ShumMlebotham. for $1,396.23; for Mrs. Elizabeth Lanier Dunn to Wm. C. Hull, for $142,097.20, the tract of land recently purchased from the Columbian University, con- taining about sixteen acres; for Mrs. Mary D. Bid- die, trustee, (through Messrs. Steiger & Lieber- mann), lot 12, block 40, of the ‘sub. of n. grounds Columbian University,to Mrs. Sallie Peyton Ayres, for $906.25; through ‘Mr. J. V. Huyck, for Mrs. Martha M. Read, lot 04, sq. 118, being house No. 1388 19th street, to Mr. Maurice 'N. Grossman, for $16,500. See Divorcep.—A decreé o. divorce was made to-day by Judge James in the Equity Court in the case of Annte E. Sisson agt, Armstead ©. Sisson. They Were married in this city May 22, 1879, and she charged that he deserted her in October following, seaving her penniless. Mr, H. B. Moulton ap: peared for plaintiff. SKIN HUMORS, Wonderful Cure of a Lad Twelve Years Old, who for Eight Years, from the Top of His Head to His Ankles, Was One Mass of Scabs. My son, a lad twelve years of age, was sfficted with the worst form of Eczema for a period of eiht years. So virulent was it that froin the top cf his a few inches of his anki head to within les he was one mass of sca! Every reme or physicians wae tried thy, herbs, roots, salt-water bath: ices, Soaps, ointments, and in short everything that could be done to eradioate the disorder seemed ouly to axgravate it, and the child’s life fame a burden to him, and the expense of various expei ts was & constant drain upon our resources, My wife, reading the advertisement of the CUTICURA Ru MEDIES in one of the daily papers. resolved to make one more attemptat a cure. (The diseave was how: bo pope upon his face, and seemed incurable.) I gae a reluctant consent to the proposal, and an juiter- View was soucht with a famous y physician of New most thorough examination of the ‘sed # cure without the least hesitation use of your CUTICURA REMEDIES. In ONE K there was a marked change; the raw and ancry sores bexan to grow pale, and i pay Shas outer edges scaled off, and as tiie wore on they bean to disappear entirely, ‘nti ut the present writing the only vestie is one small spot upon the forearm, scarcely visible and fast disappearing. ‘Thus, after eight years of expense and anxiety, wo have the intense satisfaction of seeing the child's skin ae fair and sinooth as it was before this dreadful cutane- Amusements, NAvIOWAL THEATER. —Gilbert and Sullivan's pop- ular opera * Pinafe ‘was presented last evening by the Washington Operatic association, for the benefit of Mr. Samuel @ Kinsley. The perform- ance was much better than could have been ex-. pected of amateurs, “Pinafore” will be again’ presented this evening for the same purpose. Barrett CLUB.—On Monday evening, at the National Theater, thefe will be a mutual benefit for the Barrett Dramatic club and the stage em- Ployes of the theater. The romantic comedy of * David Garrick ” and “Mr. and Mrs. Peter White” ‘will be presented. The cast will embrace the full strength of the dramatic club, and a very smooth and satisfactory formance is expected. .A novel feature will be the entire change of ‘setting from an elaborate interior (the a Deau- tiful landscay , exterior ( ig farce), with curtain up and in lew of the audie: ASPAR’s MUSIcALE.—Prof. Josef Kaspar, the well-known violinist, has issued tnvitations to his second annual musicale, to take place at Ford’s Opera House on Friday ‘next, Janel, The program Is a very attractive one. THRATER ComQus.—Besides the regular variety formance Mitcheil, the English pug and Eis ‘trainer, Madden, will again engage a friendly bout at the @omique this evening. ABNER’S GARDEN.—AD excellent concert, vocal and instrumental, is given at the summer garden every evening. New Diag Mcsevm.—A fine bill is offered at the Dime Museum to-night, replete with fun ard music, arranged to please the ladies and family Parties, Besides this the living curiosities, in- cluding the electric boy and pretty Albino chil- dren, are well Worth the lberal patronage ex- tended to this popular reso Bre Prof. Harding’s DRIVER'S SUMMER GARDEN. — bioramic illustrations of scenes in Europe and America, embracing cities, castles, cathedrals, batties, &c., presenting armies in motion, railroad trains Grossing bridges and other moving, figures, have proved a great attraction here. ‘The thi series of “European Travel,” including the balloon ascension, commences next Monday, when a large number Gf excellent vocalists and other artists make thelr first appearance. po ced GariGNaNr’s Messencer of April 90th, in an article treating of American singers now {n Paris, says of a young lady well known tn Washington: “The fine, sympathetic and carefully trained voice of Miss Annie Grace Lippincott is another pledge. of wide reputation. ‘This beautiful young ady has already been received with high favor in concert performances in Paris, and will doubtless be heard of in opera at anearly day across the channel or the ocean.” Assoxvurety Ly URE. 0us disorder attacked him. incerely yout CHas. C ayn HiNkue, 249 Fairmount aveuue, Jersey City eights, N. J. Childhood and youth are the periods when ench dis- enves yield mont rei » those unfailin; Blood Specifics, CUTICURA KESOLVE: Blood Purifier, and CUTICURA snd SOAY, the great Skin Cures. Price of CUTICURA, sinall “boxes, 50c. ; lorge boxes, Po QUTICURA He~ ry $1_per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP, 260. CU ICURA BHAVING SOAP, 1c. Sold by all drug- wists. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. BABY BEAUTIFIER, For Infantile and Birth Humors, Rough, gr thse Sitbaene gee akan See re CU BEAUTIFICR and t nd Nurorry Sanitiert ‘Bath and Nure-ry Sanits Frogrant with delicious fewer odors and Gutieans tor samme. Abeol Yndorsed al. Sales i” 1881 ly prepared e oe ee a Tsou Liners, Prenstax Laws, FIGURED SWISS, MULL MUSLIN, BISHOP AND VICTORIA LAWNS. SILK and WOOL DRESS GOOD: All WOOL, DRESS GOO! tone Ce RS ancy Huet tee AE aE Re 3a Best MADRAS GING! 3, BUNAH SILMS allcolors, Socemie Te. M1. cents. Yard SILK /ROCAD: Ree: Fk ee COACHING PABASULS, ail colors, $2. SATIN PAK. $2.50. 5 At, 1. | . TABLE LISEN, 26. SATINE! FLOOu OIL CLOTHS, 28. red HEV SPS Tarterae OM. TOWSON, | 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South aide, near Ti, oo 860 BBB OA KY NNN GG as ry Ee HARE goo B's iA BSc HON XN ca Bas 2“4S EK HON WN GGG PPP 00 W _W WODDD FER RRR PPO OWWWWD ig 3 RR prob eae Boe Pe 00 W W DDD ERREE R:: ‘This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, Boyar. Bax- xx@ PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. Y. a6 (T4xLoR & HUFTY, ce a Hy Maglb tygl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LADIES ON THE SEARCH FOR WELL-FITTING JERSEYS, SHOULD EXAMINE OUR STOCK; PRICES RAXG- ING FROM $2.25 TO $$ FOR QUALITIES NOT OFFERED ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY. A NEW THING 18 THE MOTHER HUBBARD WRAPPER. WRAPPERS FROM $1 UP, ALL IN DESIRABLE STYLES, WHITE SUITS AT THE LOWEST PRICES TO BE FOUND. OALL AND EXAMINE THEM. TAYLOR & HUFTY, myl8 URE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, (actual value $1.50), reduced to 7 HEAD CHECK SILKS (actual value 75c.) re- duced to 600, NUN'S VEILINGS, all pure Wool, (widest double width 42 inches wide), actual value 62c., rduced to 3760. BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, nearly all pure silk (actual velue $1), reduced to 5c COLORED CASHMERES, Electric Blue and Straw- berry, double width, 250, UNS VEILING, fine quality, reduced from 25c. to Ie. CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. Silke 87c., Silks 50c., Sitka 62c. Colored Silke, heavy Gros Grain, reduced from $1.25 to $1. Black SILKS, heavy Gros Grain, reduced from $1.25 to Bleck SILKS, Satin finish, heavy Gros Grain, very Sne quality, reduced from $1.50'%o $1.25. Black 811 ti ality, cashmere fi beers worth $2, reduced to $1.5¢. ‘avy Blue, Bronze, Steel and Garnet, Bde. Bhck SILK T HADAMES and. Black SEK SURAH, extra widewidth, reduced from $1.25 to $1. Colored SURAH SILKS, every color, including Eleo- tric Blue and Strawberry, Fancy CHECK SURA SILKS reduced from $1 to 62c. Bieeehea Table DAMASK, slightly soiled, real value c., reduced to 50e, Beautiful=pring DRESS GOODS reduced from 250. lown to 1bc. Black Cashmere SHAWLS, all pure Wool, $2. CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE. HOULD YOU DESIRE A “PRI ” GHOULD Yo LOW-PRICED BOY'S SELBY'S, : 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue, failor Suite from $1.50 up. Saidnacro suite from $9.50 up. myl8 Better quality Suite from $4 up. Boys’ Linen Suits, age5 to 10, $1.75 up. Boys’ linen Suita, age 13 to 17, $2.50 up. ‘Men's and Boys’ Straw Hats at’un) lented low prices, ‘ myl¢ L. Benrsxps, 98 SEVENTH ST., BET. I AND K 8T8., ‘Has opened the following Great Bargains; Que Caso HANDSOME LAWNS, 4c. Onec 8 1954.) tena 1, Bi 30; “30: 40. ana will only be sola zen Ladies hata eta . oie fully 280. 8 pair. racing tt L, BEHRENDS' BALTIMORE STORE, eS anes my24-6t 908 7th street northwest. Picross Faun 507 507 GEO, C. GWYNN, 07 4 STREET 8. W. Family portraits, apd ‘Full success in Ccrrime Old Do You Know L THAT THERE Is IN THIS CITY A CLOTHING * HOUSE THAT INSTRUCT THEIR SALESMEN ‘To say that some of its own Clothing te “not all wool,” “‘not fast color." The true inwardness of this is, that house'wive a LEGAL GUARANTEE with every pale ‘warranting everything to be as represented, and the firm furnish this reliable information that the salesmen may not make mistakes. After reading a copy of our fusrantee, and find that Goods are retornable for exchange or return of money in full, perhaps you will conclude to make s selection. It's perfectly safe to dom, GEORGE SsPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 607 SEVENTH STRERT, OPPOSITE ‘D. & POST OFFIOR, CITY ITEMS. NEW _ PUBLICATIONS. SUMMER RESORTS. DRY_GOODs. Hats for Decoration Day. Gentlomens’ and boyy fneMackinaw sure we, Soft and stiff pearl ana nu6ria French felt ‘Mens’ white and colored Mieado ee Tx Miasmarmx FOR JUNB Btore,” 920 . below Mount Vernon N. B.—Pri hat PEOPLE AND PLACES IN GUATEMALA. ‘The Bothered Amy 5 Mustrated. By Fan. C. VaLexrme, It was in war times. juartermaster of the 4th New York arti py iy with | HERE AND THERE IN CHESTER AND OXFORD. dysentery. The surgeons @id their im, Mlustrated. By F. A. Maruews, but at ee ve ate a who as ow a well know in a Wornad enenen gh ‘Perry Davis’ Pain | 22 REVIVAL OF HUMANISM. By Hear C. Pepper. THE STORY OF THE MASTERPIECES. By J. Luonarp Conmmna. tm Killer. In a few days the quartermaster's ings were over, and he was on duty as before. Persons Recovering from wasting dise: such a8 malaria, fe will be greatly Denenteed by the use of Iron Bitters, a true tonic. Owxnton, Ky.—Rev, J. N. Beck says: “I have used Brown’s Iron Bitters, and consider it one of the best tonics sold.” Coporvs, Pa.—Rev. J. D. Zehring says: “I was paralyzed in my right side. The Use of Brown's yn Bitters enabled me to walk.” Howe's business course, $3 a month. 517 7th st. Why Buttons Come Off. Sometimes ‘because they are not sewed on strongly, sometimes because the buttons break or give way, but more frequently in the case of hard buttons, because the thread is cut ¥y roughness in the button’s eyes. Some- Umes if Is an alternative whether the button shall ive way or the cloth—if the cloth gives way, the jutton goes too—so it 1s better the button should alone. Here 1s matter for reflection. The but- ns On My custom-made pants, some of which are on sale in my ready-made stock, made up dur- ing the dull season, never come off. They have bushed holes and do not cut the thread. If you Want a first-class article try my CustoM-MaDE PaNTALOONS. Gro. HENNING, 410 Seventh street. 4 POET TOO LITTLE KNOWN. By Joxt Brxrow. SHORT STORIES. By Francis Arexis Cuarorsry, Manus Love Yoo. and Faxpericx D. Storer. POEMS. By Lovrsr Cuanpiern Movttox, Epxa Dean Proctor, CaaRies HULL Borsroap and Faaxx D. ¥. Caxrenten. Recent Literature—Town Talk—Salmagundl, A new volume will begin with the Jaly number, which will contain a profusely illustrated article on Princeton College by the Rev. Henry J. van Dyke, Jr., Pastor of the Brick Church, New York; the first part of s serial, “* Beatrix Randolph,” by Julian Hawthurne—a story of jodern New York society, which will run through six numbers; and the firet part of a story by Philip Bourke Marston. $3.00 a year, postage paid; 25centss num- ‘ber. Published at Go Where You Will, this state of affairs you will always find: The cleanest steamers, hotels, inns, hospitals and 1b TEMPLE COURT, NEW YORK CITY. paras houses all use and indorse Hae Beet | ————————————=————_—_—_—_———————— Is Stock Axp Dany Recemsxa, at ‘street northwest. Beferenoe given SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, juired, BOARDERS CAN eR ACO ODA‘ Acca ‘ij fe S —— ghd IN NOVEL DESIGNS, 250. ECRIEYSFBENCH LAWN IN PLAIN AND NE By FU PATTERSS ES PRINTED LAWNS, CROICR SCT Ee, GENGUAM, AN ELEGANT ASSORT- ALL-WOOL DEBEGE, GOOD COLORS, 28¢. ROBES dh, NUN'S VEILING, ALBATROSS AND INDIA LINEN, PERSIAN LAWN, BATISTE DE ALSACE, LINEN LAWN, INDIA MULL8, FRENCH NAINSOOK, JONES CAMBRIC, CREAM DEX INDES, ORGANDY LAWNS, CORDED PIQUES, CHECK NAINSOORS, WHITE AND COLD TARLEs - in perfect order by General Russell MERVE LAWNS, STRIPED VICTORIAS. The management will under the of J. F. Renee GARE Toc eopenton Youre Propet of Old, Srnyrees 8. L. HEMPSTONE. eae. GARE be st Continent Hota, Faia bia myn £09 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. on Thursdays until June 3. myl- 66.) AVERLY” I8 NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON; dwelling large and ; oe and milk, Orvexixo Dany. : hg ee Ce SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS of Hamilton, insight of the Biue Ridge. Terma, $4.0 age. per week; wn ‘RODS ferred. Purtad: NicHOLS, Hamilton, Londoun count. Wi tent ar L. BEHRENDS’ BALTIMORE STORE, 908 Seventh Street Northwest, prs POINT HOTEL. 4. P. HORBACH & CO. Rewly furnished th-oughout. Desirabls and New Matorialt for Di ° Ni a ry Suu a 1 ‘ow an ‘qammodious bath house. ‘euiis a | pias ‘Au Woul Sass Vall Sees cietitin’ Bune Norfolk daily wi passangers. Eiagant line of tieck ‘and Cashineres, a epecial fine quale OPEN JUNE Isr, 1883. luge Gods, Tote Eineds and Housskeeping Goods, For particulars address Hotel. my25-1m_ | Fignnele and Cassimeres. EASON 1883, E ee renosbRR FACE WER wane snaeaiaiad SPA Te Wood eae Re hgh | Ea tage ces Pein ee ciate oe een ii aciaeloaa my22-3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. L. BEHRENDS, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME FOR SALE AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Virpinin, stxty mtles from Wash D. O., via Vir- eMtaland Wailoosee o Tiles frou Wasschitee Wo, Glcaucitaliy Tooaten eas Base fee above the Rappa- hannock river, 250 feet northeast of the new hotel, at the Junction Of two of the principal drives, on Lot No. one-third of an acre, Lawn and grounds beeutniy LIGHTED WITH Gees Sires z % ‘. chandeliers and brackets. "Length of sliding doors between them; open’ fireplaces hall, closet, bath-room beat water closet; dows openiny to foor on porch; inside binds. Second Btory- ten test; two rooms, 16x18; three large closets and hall; four windows in each room aml double window in hall; inside blinds, ornamental Tower. Ventilation per- fect. I'he whole built of the best material and finished in tie best style in 1881. Stable, carriage house and servants’ house combined, dust comp'eted. A er furniture ‘bed-rooms, owder, the Teach and bed bug killer. Price, 2 cents; for gale by alldruggists, _ 5 Lundborg’s Perfames, Edenla, and Marechal Niel Roso, Burnett’s Cocoaine Promotes the growth of the hair, and renders it dark and glossy. It holds, ina liquid form, a large Proportion of deodorized Cocoanut Oll, prepared expressly en this purpose. ne eee eee 8 the peculiar properties which so exac Bria shal couiceorar its Pests The Safest Way, ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker's Hatr Balsam, which {3 deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness, Good Advice. Nearly all the ilis that afMfitct us can be pre- vented and cured by «keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order. There is Oo medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. Bicycle Shirts. Base Dall and boating shirts, all styles, colors and sizes, for men and boys, from 50c. up to $4.50 apiece. Spectal rates to clubs, Samples free, at Auerbach’s, cor. 7th and H streets, On Thirty Days’ Trial. The Voltaic Belt Ca, Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dyo’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltaic’ Belts and Electric Appitances on trial for thirty days to men ni 5 Cottage ia well farninhed—two sets for par.ore, two rets cottage furniture for complete. "Ali new and attractive. Photograph of cottaye can be seen at of ‘unton, Room 37, Corcoran Building, Washing- 3 Warrenton, Va., and at my Being unable to occupy the above ea ence, Twill eel the whore Tor co in twelve months with H. R. GARDEN, Attornoy-at-Law, Duncan Building, ‘Nassau and Pit Nowian ote, my26-39* (young or old) who are afflicted witn nervous WLER & RUTHERFORD, debility, Jost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- 1226 F street northwest. anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health For Sale— and manly vigor, Address as above. N.B.—No iq legant saburban residence, near Hyattsville station, isk incurred, @s thirty days’ tial ee Snug Place, about a mile north of city, very complete, Confectionery. sesh Coleg erg honey sales, pd Job Ice Cream and Water Ices of the finest flavors and purest quality, sold in Jarge or sinall quanti. Ues, to private families, pariles or excursion, and sent any where desired, Frank Sharpless, Manu- facturing Confectioner, 419 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. 5 “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 15c. Quick, ‘Tth-strect roa lon Station, 3% acros, new house and outbuildings. $1,000. Desie- able Rea:dence with 12 acres of land, 4 miles from. city, on Bladensburg road, high and healthy, $5, 600. my26-3t" FOR, SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE COTTAGE sites, on thegrounds of the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, near Warrenton, Va., will be gold or ex- changed for real or peranal property on the moa vantaxeous terms. Address M.L.. Star office. my2t JS OF sioats. myI8 Dux Goons. 908 81 APPLEDORE AND OCEANIC HOTELS. OPEN JUNE 18rx. ‘These Islands, ten miles off the coast of New, ‘Hampshi: \ont delightful resort for the' omer toirirt and all those seeking the quieted ris ‘the qui New Spring and Summer 81! ‘86 cts. ap. and refreshment of the - Fine ali-Wool suitingy now miadoe, Malt’ ced tn coma The Hotels Bination. trom Geto oe lags in all French Satectis, 1 * tch, prices rrAuoed, Temarkably evens ne flies; perfect drainaxe: Batiste, printed In new and besutitel demgust loctrie bella, ligited with cas, music halle: good beds, ‘40 inches wide, very fine, only 26 cla, excellent tates: minaic: fests of All-Wool Bunting, tn Pluk, Blue and Cresin, only ‘skippers, and the best the | AU-Woo! Lace Bunting, 47 mchee wide, 25 ctx fot of Apploaore siackegel Reve been congns hy the | 1 Caso Printed ddzen ‘Lawn, new and py ‘one day. 3 eee Sates ‘the ‘Aupledore makes two tripe daily | White Goods in great variety and low pricen, between the Ielands and Bortemouth: NA" corecany | Stock of Paracas somapiets eis ee ae at: with the 9 a.m. and 3: Eastern Baggage checked from Boston and LAIGHTON BROTHE! . address, Portamouth, N. i. ree. my2i-1m P.O. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 Market Space, Banaarss aT Mearssiss. A fine line of Gents’ Linen and Silk Pockothandkers chiefs, 25 per cent less than uatial price; a lanwe aasorte nent ‘of Fancy Half Hose will be closed cut ice: Gauze, Y mi7 7 Ee CITY, N. J. FAMILY HOTEL. THE COLONNADE. Lace and Balbriggan Underwhi: Se ee ee: ny Linen Collarey egos V3. 1234 Ti Tati, ig my21-2m (Formerly of Washington, D. 0.)_ | Six Fine Dress Sane ee aE erat HE NEW COLUMBI. ea aaa eos cide ey avd . 1002 F street northwest, MR. CHARLES DUFFY, late of Continen| Philadelphi id Stockton House, Cape May, has Jeazod this hotel, which hus beep enlarged with 100 ew Srrrxa Dex Goons. We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer ited dining room elevator, sietric bale Aro-secapce grace | 12 grates?” Sarak’ Silt Goin, mae Gace SN rates 3 Su an in Rad frnilles. ‘Gati Juns Tet addres NO. 16 ‘Norfh 13th pete opp ag is PON 7 ante deh Cloths shaces; French Wool Su eT ete After thet date at Cape May. foen, Printed and Plain Sattecris. Emb'd attevtin an eee Muslin Robes: Pri aplendid line POT! KaaTERsETT. in all the new fabrica. Sill read Hore, new colorings; Umbrellas and Paras new 8. Also, an elegant line of Lin Sheetings and Pillow Linens, all widths; Damask Table ‘Tab Gloths and Napkins to match. in splendid sauality. « ramnask rus CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, OPENS 3D SEASON JUNE 26TH. pat fiesn Table Danian by ho yan in choise pateramy ‘owele an ° ‘The most popular mountain resort in the world. of chcten pool wilde cal te ere all-rail route direct vo the Hotel, via tue new Raat Purchasing. HOOE Riircad. "For additional information ad drew ‘ap2-3un 1328 E. A. GILLETT, = my22-tu,th,eat26t_ Colonnade Hotel, Philadeiphia, Pa. FLOR RENT—A NEW COUNTRY RESIDE: complete, permanent cure. Corns, werts, bun- ions, 6 ‘with ten roome, with twenty acres of land, Just be- zoad gion Helzhts, Va.; eA rier eh pe “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” ty sncration healthy and cool. Address Fresh. Alderney Butter, churned overs morning | 3:_©: 0-» Star office. may 26. and delivered in 34-18. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, . per qt. Cream, 1c. pint. Pe RENT_FOR SUMMER OR LONGER, HAND- ome Hesldence on, Metropolitan Branch a. and 0. . R., near Gaithersburg, Md. Mrs. f. 3. BROWS h ‘way. BENNETT, At Winchester, Ky. May 17eh, 1693. | BY, S(O) Wise BUX FARM 25% ACHES, CON. Sf. Gonsumption. JAMES WILLIAM BENNETT, in | si thcedally; six toom houscand outage oe wire: Beaett wana peotegs of the late Grafton Powetl, | %, 2H annst be ecld as once, Address FARM, Bau... by whom he was reared. and educated. In 1861 | Set office. mune he removed to Cincinnati, Ohio, and a few years later OH SALE— TWELVE ACRES NEARCITY; SMALL located at Winchester, where he marri fovwan's | E' house, good bare “and sete iat % PFige $800; eaay popular public-spiritel citizen and ap affectionate hus- monthly "payments, Inquire 420 street south CHURCH. On Friday. the 25th day of Ma} TRUMAN K. CHUROH, in the sixtieth year of rvot nora at 8 oclock 9.5 Sanday iy trek street northwest "clock p.m., Sunday, Internicatat Utes: Nok iad oa ey COpNTRY HOUSE “TO RENT—& COTTAGE IN ; ‘the outskirts of Laurel, Md. ; situation high and healthy ; shade, fruit, best water and grow! "i Pout, $12.50. sApply to 949 N street northwest” Season CLARE, On Saturday, May 26th, 1883, CHARLES R SALE—A BARGAIN—TO AN IMMEDIATE QEIMAN CLARE: younsest ton of” Comers aed | Monciaee a BARGAIN TC Cottage, containing 8 Emily E. Clark, aged 2 years, 1 month and 20 days. | rooma and oon: ry, furnace in. cellar; carriage Xynoral from residence, 406 Boundary street north- | house and stable in rear: lot 66x150 feet; plenty ‘of ‘weet, on Monday, May 26th, at 3 p.m. * and flowers; situation high, overlookiug the PCH AR DRISCOLIY sete es MOY, old 5 1888, | Mech Tyee rece road. near Howard Univer: MICHAEL DRISCOLL, in the thirti of his.age, 5 fara! sitar 6 lpgoring and painful fliness, Wiles be Bee ‘ernie apply #0 DANEN (OWER & SON, 1428 ¥ street. fortitude. In manhood’s early morn, beloved son, R BALE, OR EXCHANGE—A DESIRABLE jLhy Maker calle thee to eternal reat; ¥arm of 90 aores, 60 scree under cultivation. . Ay ‘Thy Tabor finished and thy Ife orown won, ply at 939 28a street northwest, miT-aw? veal tom nip hts ener Se eg | SEE EET OR AR PRET Funeral from his late reei No, 387 E street gis i nga a southwest, on Gunday afternoon, ec ocioske = “SiS | divided. the” upl SE ee ee MAGRUDER. On May 25th, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. » SARAR HD. MagHuDER. daughter of the Isto agri faines A. and Millicent er. Gistely around the. railr . 4 Funeral from her Into reaidenoa, No. 8036 First (P) | also by a good rosd from the atuin age mina ae street, Monday, May 20th, at 6 o'clock p.m. OP | Bina ace caste om te ety in Bo maeton ue ay morning, Stay 33," VAks at Skg SIo: RCANEE | Lara ata gonnetes OF inaem, land, together with ald feat son of Frank abd Catherine Miner i the tro | THOM aS a ee CO., 1324 F street northwest. ty-sixth year of his mit-2W ane. ‘Notice Of his funeral hereafter. Py MORAN. On Friday. May 25th. 1883,eWILLIAM MORAN, Sf paneeet Bon of: Daniel Moran, aged 19 years UBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE IN THE RAP- Siuy growing nilsgs ar akon ace {VILEA altes and b 3 1 and 2 mont property: Faucral GH Suntey, at two,ololock pm, from the ion advanced to purchasers wishing to build. residence of hia father, No. rs west f Friends respectfully invited to attend, Wee | _my12-3m H. A. GRISWOLD. REED, On m., GEORGE W. REED, aged fo1 . Huncral will take place from his late residence, No. 308 4 street southeast, on Sunday, May 27th, at two o'clock sharp. a° UNDERTAKERS. RTHUR ROONEY & CO., UNDERTAKERS, moved to 1st street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, No. 4 ; R SALE—A BEAUTIFUL VILLA; SITUATION Thareday. May, a 168 at 8:20 p, gees us 4 ai BON nm; house contains 5 ecessary Outbuildings; plenty agen siore aay ‘& ON, ae neo ; i street. S my8-3w R SALE—A SACRIFICE—BEAUTIFUL STOCK, Dairy and Grain 366 scree, 14 miles from fashington (6) road), in Montgomery. Ma ao tn stats of” cult ‘coun! ation dweling GO 103, _Eunerals attended in city or country, roomie), buildings complete; finely watered, moderate. Office oven night and day. my! feuced, see and timbered, ‘tires aniles from rail- Toad; “one mn Dost office; school, church: s, stores, &0. Also stock of implements for running, Sold to olose an estate, or traded in part for in. Kasy eee aba F akreet noriwent. inset R SALE OR TRADE—CHEAP—TWO FARMS, one 80 and the other 104 acres: 4 north of oe UCcHL Y's" UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.) ‘Everything first-class and reasonable.” aps RED. SPINDLI FUNDettTaicee pss ren St, bet. Mand Now. Bodi ‘an pared’ ‘transportation. Residence at place of business, Co ARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT, AT 914 AND Sie indiana stamens Boece Se ee months at filteen dollars strictiy required. ‘OSEPH GAWLE! = GER BRAL Forwisnixa UNDERTAKER, 1726 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ‘Terms moderate and everything fivst-class. ‘Telephone connection. mi UN B. WRIGHT, UNDERTARE! J 1997 Tare Stacey NOBIRWERE, Per month. Advance payment my25-3m HE LEXINGTON, NEW YORK AVENUE AND "Titth scoot Perinanen nt and table boarders accommodated at summer rates. my25-1m M. J. COLLEY. Telephone Connection. ato FOR PENT OLonE HOUSE, Gee F AaD n vory rau roved, UGUS TTR NIGaING UNDERTAKER, some first-rato to rent ou the first floor. it Wetrecte, Kvervihiug freeones ee een eatgs E HOUSE, CORNER 67H AND E STREETS Wsatreots. Evervihing Grst-class. yanld PRAGUE HOUSE, CORNER: ETS = @, Plessant Hooms on third ‘and one on tocond doors Jvusr Recerven ‘$50 ahd $55 yer month for two persons occupying one ar TE OOMS WITH BOARD-LADIES OR GENTLY- CORNER 10sm AND F STREETS, the city, a end of Stoddart ‘A few South Front, may now be secured REAL © 'A AND ENGLISH Pata "large slide line of DRAP D’KTE AND ALPACA COATS, A foll COAT AND VE>TS AND SUITS, at such A 3 "8, at such prices a8 ‘meals at class; en ; meals delivered by horse a see EE ssired,iosaion -im ‘uns moderate; 28 Iowa m . WE! ‘KNOWN CA’ R, PETERSON, THE Wi CATERER OARD_PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY Betas nmamedeta a McPherson corner of 16th and 1 streets, ‘iis. @, Bours PER MONTH; ST- TABLE. ABD, 920 * ree eee er ae A res sfea BOYS from 4 027) A froth involoe of iE FLANNEL SUITS at $6.60, which gave Sock eadistaadon Deters: A Another large PANYS, choice patterns and = z. Awrasen jasmone Si argee gore ae ALSO, “pane am nian meme | Dette ieee eee Sore shy geet ctanm ours wae | [RR BY Pee eat ee INDIGO FLANNEL Mong gf soe aM THE MISFIT sTORR, Corner 10th and ¥ Strecte, Make No Misteke, cnd come to CORNER p PSTREPT .,. a, like every sueccen, THI een re (ABTFIONE Fyre, $8, $15, 28. Fenctent miter. HEMPLY 73, ity STAND, 'ANHANSET HOUSE. SHELTER ISLAND, L. 1, N. charming resort is delightfully situated on shel- E, = ios, ‘Auctioneer. '° : I will sell MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTRH, «8 Excellent Yachting, Rowiug, Fishing, Bathing and | TWELVE O'CLOCK, tho Entire Fixtures contained tm Driving. "Lange and biautful groves, 00d music and | the Store of N. Gutman, 912 7th street northwest Shelving, Counters, Gas Fixtures, 2 Reflectors, Stova, “very fine Awning with an Iron Frame, Iron Safe, Room's Partitions, alsoa large Desk. The entire fixe Opens for the season THURSDAY, JUNE 2let, 1883. my5-s,t,thlm WILSON & OBATFIELD, Prop’s. tures must be Femoved in twenty-four hours. It" a8S BOCK HOUSE, GOOD HARBOR, ypexcani 0 eu . Fin ‘and coean YO THOUSAS E UTHS', BOYS A! gp the Atlantic coast. Bend for book CHILDREN'S. MACKINAW AND POR WAN fun. £6: BROWN. ‘8p24-tu, th, 6, 261 RLRAW HATS, IN ALL COLORS AND DESTRAS 'T. CHARLES—OCEAN END_OF DELA-, On MONDAY MORNING May eee ee ee RE AE BS mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell within out Ocean. JONAH WOOTTON, Proprietor. ‘in lots to suit he collection of the salecroome, a above hate, to which the alteution of buyers is called. 18 IHOMAS DOWLING, Aucnoneer. SALE OF EXCELLENT PARLOR, CHAMBI DINING. a Pyare reeart —— JO!DAN WHITE SULPHUR SPaINes, Stephenson s Depot P. 0. Va. feat Pam * Star at oe E. C. JORDAN: On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY-NIN’ Noe gE GOES an UNIS | it TEER AN ORR CO Hat Len ry Park, N. J. JUNEL. Fi lining houscks No. 102 34 orthw addters H. C. HERR, Masonville, N,. Forte ‘Wotanical T shall following Tune Ist, Asi Nd., after J fects: RELL (OPES ISLAND, Va. THE ONLY BEA- Heircloth Partor Furgiture, ¢ SIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. and Three-ply Carpets. The finest and safest surf Ocean, Marble Top Tables, Window Hanscings, channel and shark fishing and snips shooting. Walnut Marble Top Chamber sete, : $2 per day. $14 per week, $40 per month. Walnut W: Walnut Bookcase. Route from Oa Foint by sweater Northampton to | Hair Mattrsnoa: Pine Feather Peony. ‘Monday, Wednesday and Friday. | ‘Feather Bed, Walnut Marbic Lop Sideboard, The Balt:more and Washington make close | Oak Extension Table. SOA Pichia Ad eee ee re Coes and Hcaninn gp8 Glsceware. E a 2 my26-2t THOMAS DOWLING: Anetioneer, ee 'INDSOR COLLEGE RESORT. SHADE, MOUN- HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 3 Sones, Sage coco pry FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, WINDOW Bana. Seer, Ree Aza Sadzeee A.M FURNITURE VELVET Ab SROLE Bh SEALY, Hew Winker, 8. mys: SELS CARPETS, DINING ROOM AND KITCHE! res JAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS (ALKA- FURNITURE AT AUCTION. o Lithia Wetsreys Hams Sounty. oot aren OPENS JUNI No fora. at Wor Tos Asia, Treas aed tae Kae oe . No én Land Mareachu ‘of access from all points of the soma Ving | @Venue northwest, I shall sli avery excellent asvort= the swimming Pool of Carbonstod Mineral War | ment of Hu viz: ter in the world. Jron Springs, second to nop Piate Pier Mirror with cornice to mateb. Half to three-quarters of an ‘ride (carriage or | Walnut Parior suite, in «reen aud gold repe. splendid White Sulph: moun- | Window Hangings, Pi Acharm- | 7 ri Sofe, Walnut M. Tablos, Calendar Clock. Carpets. . For medical and other testimony petd for pamper, Fine beat wont fishing and boat- other . ing, Five fron fire escapes, nioé rooms ands good time, | English Brussels Hall and stair Carpets, Go to W. 8. Thompson and C. B. Shafer for water and | Walnut Marble Top Chauper Suites, Pamphlets. ‘Bay where you raw this advertiosment, jabogany Chamber Furniture, im ecparaig eee Ee ee OT omnes Furniture. ee VTEW OW OPER ee we ut Eartiate sideboard ‘The most 2 in the, fainut Extension ing Table, Chatra, Bitte, ,Apecial rates for the month of June. For circu: | Ching and Glass Ware, Sota, Wat. P. XOUNS, Real Estate’ Ageut 140° New Yous | Kitch heaulstiog é avenue, Washington, D. 0. my26-6t ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auetioncer. myi3-1m CLARENCE PETERS, Prop'r. W ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00. Aveotioncae —* E SBAMURL ROUHIR Propecia. prictor. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE, PARLOR FURNI- ‘This popular M: id. Resdrt will open on TURE, M. T. TABLE, SMITH'S PARLOK OR- i IN}, 1883, for the accommodation GAN, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE AND DIN- Terms myll-lm ING HOOM CHAIRS, GILT FLAME MIKKO} Q)AELAND Hore, TING, TOILET WARY, LUG VELVET MA 0 Gil, GLOTE, KITCHEN UTERSILS. E° Of 0. R. R., bas beeen leased exews. amines’ cent ro street, meats at rodused pales Sy Spr to Ro ea 15th Wantiagion oe myl0-Im (DRE “BRIGHTON,” toa? ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAK. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL On TUESDAY. MAY TWENTY-NINTI Jt oD, MAES south A street (Capitol HiM) above co! Housenold my26-4 OLOMON J. FAGUE & SON, sone ‘Real Estate Agents, 611 H street. FINEST LOCATION FOR A PRIVATE RESI- BENGE IN WASHINGTON CITY AE AUOTIERS WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucsionsers. ERN CONVENIENCES, offer f in front of the EE PEN TES eh ida Band 10, square 264, K stroct, botwees ame UESDAY. MAY Blox. sient FOUR OS my9-3m0 ¥. W. HEMSLEY & SON. A hw ior ote contin 106 fou of ero SHELBUBN $F lees, front on Tr ~ ‘oan alley. Alltwoter and ges li ATLANTIO CITY, ¥. 3., feat ipovare lide Valding he. Is tly aitusted on Michigan avenue, y eighteen and from the beach, with, wncl ey See Saye oe NOW Open. Agere ROBERTS, | Pons ot THOS. DOWLING: Aucteneer, LUE ‘EB MOUN- |OMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. Mee tai eae at oe ica ™ GOVERNMENT saLF. Ron Syumond, Va, Maul be ane 10th 4 EXTENSIVE SALE Lf RE, Enrico bese ee ne Mise |" MOREE Ab ie Pond SUAS MASSIE, Prop’, Yo." myé-am OLock, aaa tn the oder Satay JRO ENON sparncs any BaTHs, oo script ied Eales Sopra Great North Mi fs order of the Na Nesr Winchester, Va. Seven hours from Washington. Opa Fue poarlapbamenre £575 poeple etgyalintoraaige atts omia sa, 7 MOUNTAINS. ‘THE PARK HOTEL, earns aracase pS aol ‘prior to, sie oS and Decorative Pictures. J.Jay Goud, 621 9th st. sah® 2S aes , =