Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1883, Page 8

ial he od aby | “the boys tn rea j * si da THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 30-1883-DOUBLE SHEET nT nS pe QNDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE ST. Auversexte—8th pass. Atronsrrs—3d page. Avcriox Sarrs—7th and 8th pages, Boaptxe—4th vage. Booxs, &c.—3d page. Bueres« Cuances—4th pags. Carry Ires—8th pao. Counray Reat Evrare—5th page, Couxrar Boanpixe—4th pace. DeaTue 8th vara, Dewtistay—4th page. Dux Goons— #th vage. Epvcatiowan—5th pars. Excunstons—8th page. Fasay Strriiss—Tth page. Frraxctar—6th pace. Fon Rexr (Rooms)—4th prt». For Ker (Housen)—4th paze. : ForRexr (Miscellancous)—4th pace. * For Sate (Miscellaneous)—4th page. Fez Bare (Houses)—4th paca. Grxtiemes’s Goons—8th paze. » Hovservsie@uises-Tth page. Lapis’ Goops—3d pare. Loer axp Fouxp—4th pag, MaRRIAGES— 8th page. Monzy To Loax—4th para. Muvicar, &e.—6th pace. Fraxos axp OxGans—Tth page. FRorEss10Nar.—4th puza. PRoPosaLs—4th paze. Barnoaps—6th pace. Bovar Prorvrrs—4th pare. BEwixe MachivEs—ith page, Sumawen Resonrs—sth pare. Spectat Notices—Ist page. Srxcisnties—6th para. Ereamens, &c—tith page. Bare Devosrr—6th pars. ‘uy Trapes—6th pace Uxpentaxers, &c.—Sth page. Waxtep (Help)—Ath pre. Wantep (Situations)—tth pace. Wanrep (Houses)—4th pace. Wantep (Room:)—4th pace. WanTev (Miscellaneous)—ith page, Woop axp Coar—7th nase. LOCAL MENTION. The Wenther. Orrick oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuineton, D. C., May 89, 1589, 9:30 a.m. For the midale Atlantic states, partly cloudy ‘weather, followed by rain, winds mostly easterly, Stationary or lower temperature and presaure. SPECIAL BULLETIN—LOCAL RAINS TO-MORROW. On Thursday local rains are indicated for the [5 Atlantic states, lower lake region and jew England. — Srrctat Barcarns THis WREK!— Gent’s Haud-sewed Button, $3. Hand- y ‘ter Shoes, $1 up. Ladies’ Kid Slippers, 40 cts, Sandals, Newport Tie and Button, 78 cts. Child’s Button and Tie, % cts. L._Hewpuvn, 402 7th street, Sign: The Old Woman In Window. ‘TRE BarriMore Store sells beautiful polka dot foulard silks a! 60c. per yard. These Is are the reatest bargain offered this season. L. Bebrends, Ses un street norenwest. Mumbens G. A. R.,prepare for Decoration Day. Wecan furnish you a neat, substantial uniform @butions included) for $5.75’ Elseman Bros, the Most prominent clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh and E Rarran Baby Canrtaces.—Just received another large invoice. Handsomest I have had this sea- fon. Cannot be excelled for durability and cheap- Bess. Wm. H. Dunn, 311 7th st nw. Haun’s ladies’ 75. Newports, low button and opera slips. 816 7th street and i922 Peunsylvania avenue. Fvsser.’s Ice Cream shipped anywhere out of town. Spectsl attention to strawberry festivals, Fossex1’s Ice Cream. ApsoucTELy pure No.1 rye whisky $1 per qt. bot- $e ;$3 per gallon. MeGie’s,404 9th st.,cor.9th and D. AuTigs. —Hahn’s gents hoes, 20 different styles, gt our usual low prices; ladles’ $ hand-sewed ather-weight kid Dutton boots; “Beauty” $4 French kid Million. 816 Bue. utton; slippers and low shoes for the a street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave- Cax any other saloon in the country show such ® variety of creams and tces as Fussell keeps? Vanilla, Banana, Lemon Ice. Choeolate, Pistatblo, Orange Ice. Lemon, Strawverry, Raspberry Ice. Rainbow, (im bars.) Drrvx Picon axp Lemon Syxvup. For sale atany g00a fountain. For Comrort 4xp Wear, Halin’s $1.25 low shoe takes the lead. 816 7tb street. Prrs received on storage and insured against @umage by moths or fire, at Stinemetz & Son's, 4887 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Tne WEEKLY Srak, a iarge double paper of Mity- #2 columns, will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a wear, Try it CITY AND DISTRICT. —$—<$— Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:45 p.m., and ex- tinguished at 2:00 a.m. ‘The WEEKLY Stak, a large double paper of ftty- ©X columns, Will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a ear. ‘Try it. * ben S. Smith, of Florida, was ‘The naine of Re inadvertently omitted from the list, published in Jesterday’s Stax, Of post-graduates who recelved The degree of m: of laWs upon the occasion of the commencement of the Howard university law School Monday evening. A nulnber of prominent oMictals, journalist Other citizens are to have an excursion on Satur- @ay -morning next by the B. & O. ratiroad to Bay Ehige, near Annapolis, Md., to attend the “open- ing® of the season, by invitition of tue manager, Dr. George 0. Gi: Colored persons trom this city have purchased ten acres Of ground a halt mile irom W ashington Grove as ac Pp ground, and will hold their first camp meet.ng tits tall "They are also negotlat- ing for land of the heirs of the late Urlal Bow- Ran ‘The vocal soctety of the Assembly's Presbyte- Fu church, T the direction of Mz. Warren ‘OUNE, gave a compHt evening tacrowded house. ere Well ren- dere s, Mr. Prevost | applauded, as were debs Planiner snd Selo by the organics! Lie. = ‘ntal Council, No. 312, Royal Arcanum, has @lected Wilton Griftin as orator aud EJ. bowling and | trick, were all heartily | no trio by Mrs. Griflia, Merrick, and the orgail of the church, Mr. Arihur Catholle Benevolent Legion was perma- Rently organized a meeting at Carroll hell last evening. “Au address Was delivered by Mr. Joseph. 8. Hensier. Mr. Johan C. 3 Va, and Miss y South Washing? ‘Ss chureli last | presence Of a large company. A4 Reception was Beld at the howe of the bride's Barents, corner of Ist and N streets southwest. Columbia Boat Club Review. BIVSLY SCENES ON TUK POTOMAC—A REVIEW, A RACE AND A DANCE. ning by a grand review of all the 3 belonging to , followed by an Inter- | esting four-oared race and dancing. The boat- house was thronced with Invited guests as early | as five me time passed before alt the | Boats were lay © when the whole force was on th sue Was a very pretty one. ure boats darted hither everyting was fnally aftoat . @, led by the new * with distingulsied r the stngles of L-ke, Wade and Smith, followed by two four-oared shells, the ur-oared berze “Splinters,” a gle id any Rumb<F of pri to the Brembers of the club, nearly all carrying four pas- sengers. A Prerry sigur. ‘The Potomac ten-owred barge was out, and as the new Columbia barge the two crows formaily siluted each other—a very pretty sight. The Potomacs had out also two four-oared shells and a number of singles and Pleusure boats. When the Aqueduct bridge was Beached the “Columbia” was turned towards the elub house, the other boats falling tn iine. THE RACE. Tt was getting pretty late by this time, but the two four-oared shells “Rover” and “National ‘Riffes,” manned resp-ctively b y Brewster, stroke; Chapin, 3; Colltns, 2, and Murphy, bow, and Dong- lke, stroke; W. 2 Willams, 8; James Young, 2, and Woodward, bow, were rowed back to the Pkige and there awaited the shell “Perfection,” Which was soon launched and manned bj Pedrick, stroke; Berthronz, 3; Elliot, 2, and Bal- Jantyne, dow. An exciting ‘rice then took piace from the bridge to the boat house, the Rover | Barrett club, on Monday night, for the mutual ben. Grossing the line first with a lead, followrd by the National Rifles. Dancing in the cosy boat house followed, which was greatly enjoyed by all present. gee evar Seg GS Seams ae the four, art: morning ‘Troy, WASHINGTON CATTLE MAREET.—At the Queens- fown drove yards, on the Metropolitan branch, B. £0. KK. three miles trom the ctty, Lewis D. ‘Means ‘or, Monday, 280 head ‘of cattte Of which all were sold to butchers at ; 1,275 sheep and lambs were sold 4:53. per Wb.; Limbs, 7a8e. it #802860." The state of for catue and brisk for ann reas cor. ‘hb and D streets northwest, who hive weil lighted and ventflx cu ssorace Soma, wis tuurenee and advances if de-isred, THE CONTEST AT KENDALL GRERN TO-DAY—A PRETTY SCENS AND ENJOYABLE SPORT. “The lawn tennis tournament at Kendall Green to-day was witnessed by a large and interested throng of spectators. As the first meeting of the Players of the vartous clubs, the occasion was one of more than usual significance, and marks an era tn the history of the game in the District Which promises a brilliant future. The fine weather and the beauty of the place furnished those surroundings which have always coutrib- uted to the attractions of the game; at least to those who are only looker-on. The players are apt to take a more practical view of things, and if the courts are smooth a@d even they ask for nothing more. Stull, players and Spectators could not but admire the picturesque- hess of the scene. The courts were lild out on the velvety stretches of lawn fronting the rest- dence of President Gallaude'. The bounds were cleariy defined on the close shaven turt by lines of lm, the bright white contrasting wita the dark green of the lawn, There were three double and three single courts, and about these were clus- tered groups of ladies, thetr costumes giving an Saditional touch of color to a picture rich IN ARTISTIC EFFECTS. = The members of the Kendall Green club, whose kindly hospitality made the meeting possible, were indefatizable tn their efforts to contribute to the comfort and pleasure of thelr numerous guests, and the committee of arrangements—Messrs. Jonn B. Wight, Ralph Baldwin and Louis E. Beall—had performed their duties with a periection of detail Witch Was Dighly apprectste). | Urapires and Scorers had been up ub, and tie ment of the players to the different courts Was made by tot. ‘The winning side tn each court, after the Mrst series of games, which were detar milaed by the best two out of three, played with each other until the contest was narrowed down to two sides. The specttors remained tn scattel groups about the different courts watching contest until the Anal game, when they gathercd fn an animated thronz about the court, where the result of the tourniment was determined. Ech game was followed with great interest, and a SkiNful “serve” or a brillant © greeted with applause. Owing to the fact that Several Of the contestants in tue doubles bad en- tered for the singles, the litter were played upon the conclusion of the former games. These c tests between two players, In some cases very evenly matched, were close aud exciting THE NAMES OF THE CO} The entries were as follows: Washtagton Club—Doubles: W.V.K. E. Beall, Allen Johnston. Singles: M. Louts E. Beall. Kendall Green Club—Doubles: Frank Angell, John J. Chickering. Singles: Frank Angell, John J. Chickering, A. G. Draper. ry.Louts, R. Berry, Maple Club—Doubles: Frank McClelland, R. E. Bru Singles: Frank McCleli and. New Jersey Avenue Ciub—Douvies: W. E. Pare sons, Wm. Chilton. Singi ton S. Ward, Wm. Chilton, ‘The prizes offered by the association—a silver cup for the doubles and a racquet for the singles— were placed on exhibition In the Liwu. THE DOUBLES. The drawing for the opposing teams tn the doubles were as follows: @ Parson and Chiltoa against Angell and Chick- Le McClelland and Bradley against Beall and jerry. fn the first series of games, Angell and Chicker- Ing beat Parson and Culiton, 6,0; 6, 1. Beall and Berry beat McCielian4 and Bradley, 6 W. E. Parsons, Day- The deciding game was between Beall and Berry against Angell and Ch ckerInz. (eae and Beall beat Angell and Chickering, 1 The prize, a handsome silver cup, consisting of a ball supported on a base of three racquets, was Presented to the victors. In the drawing for the singles the following teams were selected: Beall vs. Drape! Parson; Johnson vs Chilion; Angell (observatory club), Chickering vs. MeCtei The resuit of tle first series of games in the single was es follows: Chickering beat McClelland, 6, 4; 6, & Beall beat Draper, 6, 1; 6, 1. Berry beat Parsons, 6.0; 6, 0. beat Webb, 6, 2; 6,2 ‘The final contest will be between Belland Berry. The umptres were as follows: Geo. M. Fisher, Ralph P. Baldwin, Frank McClelland, A. G" Diaper, Joha Webb, John B. Wrigit. Tie scorers: ¢. MeCieliana, ‘M. Fisher. 1ong the Spectators were John Randolph and isses Randolph, Miss Strong, Miss Noble, Dr. Loring, Miss Clark, Miss Whittlesey, Prov. © 1 wife, Mr. F. 0. Beckelt, M: Hand and Miss MeClells . >, Miss Gallaudet, WHAT MR. KER, OF GOVERNMENT COUNSEL IN THE STAR ROUTE CASE, SAYS ABOUT THE LAW AND THE PROCEEDINGS IN PHILADELPHIA. “Under the Pennsylvania law,” satd Mr. Ker, of the staf route counsel, sperkiag to a SraK re- porter to-day about the Nickerson case, “a person desiring a divorce flies a bel or complaint. There are only four reasons why a divorce will be ranted—1. Wilful and malicious desertion; Cruel and barbarous treatment: 3. Adultery, and 4. A marriage obtained by fraud. When the Tespondent cannot be found notice of the Ibel must be published for nine inonths, then the testi- mony Is taken, and notice of the faking of that Vestimony 1s also published. ‘Then the testimony is fled tn court, and notice must be published of the application for a decree of divoree. ‘The whole proceeding takes about a_ year, and every- ‘Uuing done in the case 13 done after pudtieation in the newspapers and in the Legal Intelligencer, our official legal paper. In cases ot desertion tue decree cannot be made until fico years atter the ate of the desertion.” “I was in Philadelphia on Saturday,” continued Mr. Ker, “and saw Jud Arnold, who granted the divorce in Nickers ease. The judge does not think the criticisms upon his action are just or fair. He says the at- torneys in the case are men of honor and high Standing at the bar; that the testimony and all the papers filed were regular and 1a strict con- formity with I=w; that a divorce would have been decreed In any state upon the same evidenci that a court cannot guard against perjury, and 28 the case appeared before him, he had no dlterna- tive, but was tn duty-bound to make the decree. He also says that if the decree was obtained by fraud or perjury, the court has full power to re- Yoke the decreé, and puulsh whoever may be found to have imposed upon the court. You re- member the judge was here in court in April. 16 has had a large experience, and 1s a very careful and consclentious genucmin.” Amusements, Barrett CLvs.-—The Presentation of Tick” and “Peter White” at the avid Gar- al, by thi ent of pho stage employs and themselves, were suc- cessful In tue highest Mr.W. A. Lackey gave a remarkably strong and sharply cut rendition of the Ue role In “David Gor and was admira- bly secon ted by Messrs. Muni Chicy and Ingot. Miss Ros much credit for her Ada. ‘Th nd Rheem a3 Wheeler deserves | minor parts wer farce “Petor | ynn and Erdmn | * McCamey a The chan interior of Garrick’s house to the farce was my nee, and | proved a most in: iz THEATER Comiguy.—The s: M variety por- | formance ek As an te! and tie ¢ “ Minuet” Dine ort for ladies and cil Weill-establisucd reputation. Seventecn first artists tike part In the p: fort and the curiosities on exhi- bicfon ting. DEtver’ RDEN.—Thls fs the third Week of Prof. Harding’s intresting and instrue- ive exhibition. Prof. Phiien, the magician, and Miteen Voeallsts, alsoztake part in ac tnteresting pre ry eventni |ARDEN.—There 13 an excellent concert every evening by an cnlirged orchestra un- der the direction of Prof. Arth, sud the Oberfor- Scher Tyrolean troupe, cousisting of five 1udics and three gentlemen. ATHLETIC Panx.—The' will be a game of ball to-morrow between the St. Louis elub and the Natio On June ith and 12th the grand bicycle races will take ph yce ——— TeANSFERS OF KgaL Estate.—Deeds in feo have been Med as follows: — Margaret Kennedy to Stephen Gatto, sub low 1 $5,009. Charles H. P: trustee to Ca tine “Jeutier, $5. Rose. Dowling to Cat! n, pt. 22, sub sq. re werd A. Birnte to Harriet E. Nobie, oa, 14; 94.000 Middleton. to Eliza TL. Berry, 1s, 15 and 33 of Metropotts View : $15.400.08. A. C. Hannon to Mary A. Hindley, lot 44, sub sq. 933; $1,360. John Sherman to Eilza W: Lippe lot” 14) block 85, Columbia Heights; Henry’ Whalen to Hester V. Buniss, pt. 21, Threl- keld’s addition; $700. Nobie D. Larner to’Marga- ret Keanedy, 10! 18 and pt. 12, sq. 895; $9,000; lots 1, 2,10 to 14, Sq. 1283; 1,2, 10, 11, 12, 13. and 14, sq. 1338, and 11, sq. 324;#4.000. A. Boulwon et al.,trus- tees, to John Mc H. Hollingsworth, Home Place, sub 32, 31 and 30, Georgetown; $—. Jas. C. Hurt to Jaines Costéilo, lot 1, block 8, pt. Pleasant turn” was | fa | to Mr. [Written for Tae Evevane 8rax, Our Soldiers’ Graves. BY MARY ‘Treine lovely wreaths to deck the “honored graves Where sleep the ashes of our noble dex Wreathe the dark laurel green as ocean waves. With reverence place them o’er each patriot head. Bring our loved ensign o'er them, let tt wave, The dear “old Hug” beneath whose’ folds’ they tell. Long may the nation live they died to save. ht be thelr memory who died 80 weil. For the dear sacrifice so freely given Here let the nation bow Itself and weep, Gently let falling tears, like dews of heaven, Water each mound where our brave patriots sleep. Place a white tablet o'er each noble breast And let each glowing record there be found; This be our Mecca, where our soldiers rest, Shield we from impious hands each’ sacred mound. HOSMER, But not alone to him of high renown Shall paeans rise and words of praise be given. Bring brightest laurels for the dead “unknown,” Whose ‘records, lost on earth, are bright’ in heaven, ‘The solemn minute-gun, the warrior's knell, For them ts booming over land and sea, Whi o'er their graves the winds that sigh and swell ‘Their soft and mournful requiem shall be. Rest, savior patriots, in your narrow beds, * Watle all about you Nature’s voices ring. Fur brighter crowns await your noble heads ‘Than the sweet tributes which we hither bring. oo Affairs In West Washington. A Boy Dxownep.—Charles Meyken, fifteen years old, from Willlamsport, Md., fell off ‘canal boat J. ney into. the Alexdndria canal last night and was drowned. ‘Tue Bost or Payne.—Those who have seen the bust of Payne that forms a part of the monument erected In Ok Hill, and who knew him, pronounce {t an exellent likeness. On the day of unvelling only Invited guests and lot owners Will be admit ted to the grounds. ‘Tuk COAL TRADE ActrVve.—Some Idea of the coal trade in this place can be formed v hen we state that wiitle every dock 1s being worked to ita ut- MOsi cipacity, yet there 1s not less than three miles of loaded boats lying in the canal at this end awaiting thetr turn to unload, The shipments from the mines of the Cumberiand coal revion tor th ek ending Saturday, May 26th. 1883, were 52,581.17 tons, ond the total shipments for the year to that date $87.43 16 tons, an Increase of 345,492 tong as comnared with the corresponiing period of 1682 The canal shipments were for the week 7,012.13 tons: for the yeir 164,527.11 tons, an in- crease vi 59.960 Cons as Compared with 1882, Reporter's Nores.—Judging from appearances there were more department clerks who went a fishing to-day than went to Aritngton.—A sorl- ous accident will some day occur on Market street Dridge, as there 18 no notice to indicate to astringer that It 1s Intended for ornament. only. tunnel under the streets in rear of Marxet ©, to convey water to the new mill of Messrs. & Cissell, his Just been complet ed.-—See rusement of first annual meeting of First Co- rative Building Association, Friday, June Ist. -A question oiten asked, Why Is not a fair por= ton of the mon»y paid by our citizens for taxes expende! west of Rock creek.—The C, and 0. canal company are drviging Rovk creek to deepen the water from the outlet locks to the river.—— Many complaints were made Inst. Sunday by per- sons traveling High street road at the bad odor Irom siughter housea—The fire plug on the north sl1e of M stret, near the Market house, bas ing for a long time. Brig Charles Dennis, Connancher, for ton, satled from Kennebec river, 25th In- E. M. Wright, cleared from Bo-ton for Georgetown, at anchor at Tarpaulin Cove 28th in- stant; schr. Electax Bally, Smith, for Washing- d from Kennebec river 2th Instant. Ar- hr. Henry A, Simmons, Bennet, from New York. red—Schr. Z. Sherman, Crofford, for Beifust; H-ury Finch, Bunnell, ior New York; H. Stismons, Bennet, for Linn, ‘Tue Carre NARKET.—Sales of cattle at Drover's Rest are reported by Tavenner Bros, ag follows: 110 cattle up and sold—best at 6 to 6}; cood, 51s to 543 muedium at 43 (05; common at 3% to 4; 900 ecp and lambs—sheep 4% to 53g; lambs at 64 to tql’ GOWS and calves, $25 to $0. Market mod- erate, : GRAIN Trapr.—Four thousand bushels of wheat sold yesterday by Hartley & Bro., at from $1.25 to $1.22" Arrived by eanal—To Hartley, & Bro. Fariners’ Friend, with 2,000 bushels of wheat_ and 50) bushels corn: to Waters & Bro., boat M. C. Bozer, with 3,600 bushels wheat. ag eae Prominent Marylanders at Law. A SUIT IN NEW YORK TO RECOVER MONRY IN- TRUSTED TO A BROTHER-IN-LAW BOR INVESTMENT. In 1874 Mrs. Marla Tyler Belt, a well-known Bal- timerean, and aunt of Gen. Bradley T. Johnson, being destrous of investing a portion of the snug little fortune left. to her by her father, Mr. Tyler, took $7,283.50 in cash and securities, Which she in- trusted to her brother-in-law, Dr. Upton H. Belt, alsoa prominent Marylander, Instructing lilt t6 invest the money in real estate in her mame and for her benefit." She says that the Doctor agreed to make the Investments In tue manner desired by her, but that he failed to keep the agreement and has not fnvested the money in real estate for her benefit, but has kept $6,842.36 of the amount in- trusted to him, which, notwithstanding her fre- quent demands, he reftises to return to her. She instituted suit In New York to recover the money, and in is answer Dr. Belt. admitted that he had received money, he didn’t know the exact amoun from his sister-{n-law, but that. it was to be hel {n trust for her Infant son. He clatmet (o have piuld ner interest, but: coulit not say how much, as his papers were lost. The court yesterday struck out the answer as indefinite and unsat!: sfactory, dudge Daly saylug of tt: “The dental in his answer ig shown to be untrue, and his affirmative defense that the trust was for the benefit of plaintiff's son is shown by nis letters and admissions to be an afterthought.” Se ey News Briefs. At the annual meatine of the American Aca- demy of Arts and Sciences in Boston yesterday h Lovering was elected prestient. Oliver Wendell Holmes vice-prisident, and Josiah P. Cooke corresponding secr tary. ‘The Rutatord medal was conferred upon Prof. Henry A. Huw- and. Clif! Wade, a desperado, of Madison, Monroe county, Mo., tna quarrel witha man named Cuin- mings last Saturday, broke Cummings’ skull with an iron poker, and then shot and Instantly killed him. ‘The cfr grew out of an old gr ‘The Rhode fsland legislature met at Newport yesterday. The oath of oflice was administered to Governor Bour nan James Irving, who was con- ork city on Monday of assaulting Ml. Darling in December last, was yester- “to the penitentiary for two years fine of ue Vice-reval pariy ran the Chaudlere slides, ar Ottawa, Ont., on a crib of timber yesterday and passed through the dangerous dip without ac- eden or mishap. Saml L Clemens (Mark r ‘ the party. n Geiger, of Cincinnatt, and during the rain storia on’Mon- - Tey drove into a culvert under a rullroad and tae Swollen stream bore them away. Juder the recent decision of Chief Justice Waite "of the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Harstson Phoebus, of Old Point, was con- chided yesterday. Intelligence {5 recetved that the coalition ticket in Brunswick county, Va., has a good majority. Kert was fined §25 by Judge Fisher, in re yesterday, for talking with a juror in Psoriasis. Thave been afflicted for twenty years with an obsti- nate skin diseaxe, called by some M. D.’s Psoriasis, and others Lepros; comm ing on my scalp, and, in syite of all [could do, with the helpof the moet skilful doctors, it slowly survly extended, until a year ago this winter it covered my entire person in form of ary senlea. For the last three years I have been unable to do any labor, and euffering intensely ni] tho :ime. Every morning there could be nearly a dustpanful of scales taken from the sheets of my bed, some of them half a8 Jarve as the envelope containing this letter. In the lat- te: of winter my akin commenced cracking open. Itried ything, almost, that could be thought of, without any rekef. ‘Lhe 12th of June I started ‘west, in hopes I could reach the Hot Spriugs. I reached Detroit, and wss «0 low I thought I should have to go to the hos- pital. bat flosliy 1 gotas far as Lansing, Mic h., where Thad a sister living. One Dr. —— treated me about two weeks, hut did me no good. AN thought I bad but achort time tolive. I earnestly preyed to die. Cracked through the skin all over my back, across my ribs; arms, hands, limbs, feet badly swollen; toe-nails came off; tioger-nails dead and hard as bone: hair dead, dry, aud lifeless as old straw. O, my God! how I did suffer. My sister, Mre. E. H. Davis, hada small Part of a box ot CUTICURA in the house. She wouldnt give up. Said, ‘We will try CUTICURA.” Some was applied on one bend and arm. Eureka! There was relief! Btopped the terrible burning sensation from the word go. ‘they immedi- Plains; $—. J. W. Barker et al. to B. Peyton Brown, subs A, Band C, sq. 238; $5,682 Mary D. Biddle, trustee, to Mary’ B. Collins, lots2 to 5, Dieck 39, north grounds Columbian university? $3,624. EB... McClelland toC. N. Thom, west hali 18, 8q. 108; $3,000, H. McKenney toS. 'T. James, sub K, Sq. 273; $666. Annje EF. Stewart to T. J. Fisher et al., trustees, sub lot 26, 34.113; $— 3. a A. Harlan to RO. Hoiteum: lot 81; 195; $3,000. W. D. Crossman to W. Chase, north quar- ter lot 89, sq. 802: $525. ers to W. Cox, pt. 5, sq. 382; $1,158.33, —— ART S41%.—A small collection of ape by resident end other arttats will be “20 ae row at Dow! auction rooms, at 11 o'clock an. ‘This 1s said to be a zcod chaneetosecure bargains, as the paintings must —ie SPECI#L ATTENTION is called to the advertise ‘ment of “Seaton Pe-ry,” announcing a discount funeral Oo Dire. ‘took place from et tate Ro si B street na thie yeater Pe P. EB. chureh, offictat ‘wore taken =e Umore and futerred Soomerned cemetery, e pall-bearers: John Judge 3.8. Gi Col and Mesa Hamen Satta, SJ. ately got the Curicuna Rusonvenr, Curicura, soar, T commenced by taking one tablespoontal at RESOLVENT threo times a Gay efter meals; had a bath oncea day, water about blood heat; used Ourouna Soar frecly; applied Curiouna moruing and evening. Result, returned to my home in Just six weeks from me Tleft, and my skin as smooth as this sheet of paper. HIRAM E. CARPENTER, HENDERSON, JRFFEESON Co., N. ¥. Sworn to before me this nineteenth day of January, 1880, A, M. Luvrincwext, Justice of the Peace. Coricuma REsOLvENT@ghe new blood purifier, in- wernally, and Curicuas, and Curicuna Soar, the FIER, and Toilet, and Nursery Sanative, fra- Font ott baitioen once cuans she Goce SRA Assouvrery P. URE. o> TT A 8 AA AAA 3 oo 4 4 LiL BBB A xK cea. tne AA Kx it RW @@ BB AA NW G BS AAA i a G6 GG bas A AK kK OH ON Geo Sh Ww ERE RRR Po OeWWw BR DE RR PB “oo WW bop Eee k #2: This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomenese. 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 incans. Royal. Bax- ING PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. Y¥. aps CITY ITEMS. Nervous Debility, the curse of the American people, immediately yielis to the action of Brown's Iron Bitters. Keroxvx, Iowa.—Dr. E. E. Fuller says: “1 have ‘used Brown’s Iron Bitters in my own family with excellent results.” ELM Grove, N. C.—Dr, G. N. Roberson says: “1 prescrive Brown's Iron Bitters and find it all it 1s Tecommended to be.” The Honest Barber Wakes a Clean Shave—Next!!! Henry M. Kiessling, a barber, of No. 188 Dear- born street, Chicago, bought a fifth ticket for one dollar in the April 10th drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery, and wiped off the capital number of 62,887, and rece! 15,000 by the American ex- press shortly affer, as_a reward for his roolhardi- ness in braving fortune, He 13 31 years old; born in Welsdorf, Germany; has a wife and five chil- dren, and_telis every one they had better send $10 to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., before June 12th, (Tuesday), when $622,500 will be distributed iu ike iaanner,'in sums from $150,000 down, In the grand seml-annual (the 157th) drawing. Next! Open All Summer, Howe's Business School, 517 7th st. ; $8 for 3 month: Noah Walker & Co., at 6% Pennsylvania avenue, have surpassed ‘all former efforts this season in’ manufacturing and selecting thelr spring stock of Young Men's Clothing. Result: A great_increase over thelr formerly immense business. Seeing is convincing. Call and examine. 3 The Safest Way. ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair {s furnished by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness, wood Advice. Nearly all the ills that afflict us can be pre- vented and cured by Keeping the stomach, llver and kidneys in perfect working order. There is, no toedicine known that will do this as surely as Varker’s Ginger Toni Bicycle Shirts. Bago ball and boating shirts, all styles, colors and sizes, for men and boys, from 50c. up to $4.50 apiece. Special rates to clubs. Samples free, at Auerbach’s, cor. 7th and H street, Lundborg’s Rheniah Cologne. On Thirty Days’ Trial. ‘The Voltate Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltatc ’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted witn 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. ua W,8,m Clothing for the large, small, tall, shor6, fat or lean man, 1 the most superb styles, at prices which sult the purse of all. Come and see us.and be convinced. 8 NOAH WALKER & Co,, 65 Pennsylvania ave. ‘That Husband of Mine Is three times the man he was before he began using “ Wells’ Health Renewer. $1. Druggists. 9 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3g-lb. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, 18c. pint. ee = = MARRIED. WALLACH—FENWICK. On Monday, May 28, 1883, by the Rev. Father Walter, at St. Patric Ghareh, RICHARD L. WALLACH to ALICE G. ¥) UK —————_-o-+____ DIED. AYLMER. On May 30th, 1883, at 7:45 o'clock, at the reaidenco of his another,’ 1705’ G street northwest, JOS/PH SEMMES, eldest eon of Margaret and tho iste dtobert KR. Aylmer. Notice of funeral hereaftar. © BETIER. On Monday, May 28, 1883, LUCINDA MATHEWS, davghter of the late Henry Better, in the thirty-fourth year of her age. Funera! wil take place from Terael C, M. E. church, corner First and B streets northwest, on Thuraday, May Sl. at 9 o'clock, Relatives and fricnds are invite jo attend. BROWN. On May 2°th, 1883, at i p.m.. MARY, beloved wife of James Brown, in the forty-eighth year of er age; anative of the County Kerry, ‘Yreland. May she rest in peac Funeral will ta:e place from her late Fealdenoe, on Benniug’s roid. Feid:y evening, Jung let, at 3 o'clock. p.mn., and will proceed to st, Aloysius’ church, —* HOMILL@R. On May 3uth, 1883, at 10 o'clock a.m... MICHAEL HENKY, #on of Charles and Catherine Homilier. AMUSEMENTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATBIETIO PARK ‘Wednesday, May 30, Game: at 10:30 a.m. and 6:80 p.m. ‘Molinesux. uf Philadelphia, vs. National, ‘Thursday, May 81, National vs. 8t. Louis. Friday, June, ‘Louisville vs. National. Admission 25 cents; Ladies free Games called, 4:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, June 11 and 12. CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB RACES AND CONCERT, U. 8. MARINE BAND. Admission $0 cents. N EW THEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, MAY 28. Regular Matinees—Tuesdays, Thuredays and Setur- days. Extra Matinee Wednesday, May 30, Decoration Day. ‘First appearanoe of the noted SI. PETERSBURG BALLET, And first time of John J. Riley's rendition of PINK DOMINOES. ‘This show is a radical change, and will prove AN INNOVATION my28 HE WASHINGTON SWI'MING SCHOOL, a 4 18th and 14th sts, Now NOOSA PORTE SEARS Gentlemen—7t09 amod a 010 p.m; Ladies—10 nities — am. 2:; MR. 5 a.m. to 12 m,; Boys—2:80 to7 p.m. m28-13t iter constantly changing and artificially heated. Sitio, bath BO conta 10 Wokets, $2.00" tusteaction course, $5. my26-3m RIVER'S SUMMER GARDEN. ‘Third reries of Prof. Harding's wonderful life pio- tures, a most delightful and instructive exhibition for families. First appearance of Prof, Philion, magician, and fifteen vocalists of ronown. Z ADMISSION 10 CENTS. Season Ticket, admitting gentleman and Indies, $3.00. my2 a EW DIME MUSEUM. Family Kesort for Ladies and Ohildren. wh GREAT SHOW. eYiittst cas artiate Evy act and econo new end very deantiful, together with, til the wouderful curiosities lent dre ic company. ane an exe Guutaston to all Only 10. m28-6t A SNER'S SUMMER GARDEN. CONCERT THIS EVENING By an Enlarged Orchestra, ‘Under the conductorship of Prof. CHRIS. ARTH. THE OBERFORSCHER TYROLEAN CONCERT TROUPE, 5 LADIES AND 3 GENTLEMEN. Admiseion, Ten Cents. Season Tickets at reduced rates. myl9 De, 626; ON EXHIBITION 0. 636 stet) MARE RY ES wg, Street. Palit nese oe The Heiter: Victure Cord aud Tassels coos Markriter’s, Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. __olt = PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. jOLONIAL BEACH. . ‘Purchasers of tickets for the excursion to Colonial Beach on May 30 can use them an WEDNESDAY. JUNE, 6, 1883, to which time the excursion has been Postponed; or, if desired, the money will be refunded. Seo further announcement, 1 Wisiixeton SCHUETZEN VEREIN. EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL! All the Standanamed in last waek’s advertisement will be soid to the highest bidder, at the Schuetzen Pant, on 7th street road, on the $lar INST., at 6p. m. pre cleely, the p Tecelved having” been found un- Fergie ‘erms: The same as stated before, one- iri cash, &e. ‘order of the Executive Committe. . REINHO.D SPRINGSGUTH, Sec'y. PPcowATION Day. MAY FESTIY, For ‘the Senet ot BT. DOMINIC’s CHURCH, At the Schuetzen Park. DNESDAM, MAY 80. Tickets 25 cents. my28-3t OTICE!—PARTIES VISITING THE SEVEN- eich on Canal, can avail $ tnemscives of & cheap and pleasant conveyance—ai: r8—§ inip; boc. additional head. JOHN DUGAN. Matket and Bridge streets, Gecryetown. my28-3t* UANIICO PAVILION, OCCOQUAN F. MARSHALL MALLS a eqptotmer MARY WASHINGTON wil make exoursion ¢, tbove places, commen 5 Guantica Pavilion every unday ‘and ‘Thareday, ire tnstroet wharf at$ an. on ‘Thursday and ai 9-60 95 Sunday, returning at 9). m. Fare, round trip, nt er OCCOQUAN FALLS EVERY MONDAY AND WED. ay, Jeaving at 9 a. wm. and returning at $ be Bare, round trip, 25 al DRY_GOODSs. ENMONT HOUSE, ‘Verguont aven Atlantic srenue, abactie Big, Nod Seca view from every pes ee fa) ER ND HOTEL, ATLANTIO firternmarettheen cub at Eee ‘cold water. Accomm Wit LOVE P. Or Vor ta any Sion OOK WOOD HOUSE, an | FERRY, WEST Tooms. L Wa, Febutitand newly furnie me. ‘Terma, $6 to $7.50 per week, ac-, Pater ia et ae en 8. E. LOVETT, Pro- JUNE 10th, 1883. ETE, Pr HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS, WILL BEOPENSUNE Timms faut The **rAGLE” reorn! on will also ‘ . Md. cle, raat Wa Nes at. Depot, for ysburg. For further and terms send for decorirgive ee Mere aoe my28-$m Gettsabure, Pa. APE MAY, N. J.—CARROLL “VILLA.™ JACK- ton Park ave.. Baltimore, Md. mm 2m QTOCKTON HOTEL, Care MAY, N. J. WILL OPEN JUNE 30. ‘The Sanitary Arrangements of the ave my25-1m been yaced in perfect order by General Buseell Lhayer, of Philadelphia, . or cAbeimanarement, will be under. the care of J. F. or ee On Bias "Address oon Tee POR TON ROTTS Mr. CAKE will be at Continental Hotel, Thladel on Thuradaye until Junes. myl- ‘Pex vornr HorEer J. P. HORBACH & CO. done Newly furnished th-ouchout. New and commodious bath houses. . pilgumers Excelsior ad Leary eave Washington and jortolk daily with U. 8. mail ais uyers. Boating, ‘Bath tog, Fishing, ae “OPEN JUNE Isr, 1883. For particulars address Hotel. E. 1883, S**808 8. Dovarass ROUEr, NE ‘s . ‘Lerma, $2.: ny day, ‘Bpecial Arrahkemetite for aes fd parties engaging rooms by ™ Write for circular. my23-Sm) WALTER BURTON, Proprictor. JS" OF suoaLs. APPLEDORE AND OCEANIC HOTELS. OPEN JUNE 18ra. ‘These Ielande, ten miles off the coast of New, Hampshire, area mout delightful resort for the ¥) summer tonrist and all those seeking the qi and refreshment of the sea. The Hotels accommodate one thousand people, and are first clans in all appointments. ‘The temperature is remarkably even; no dust. flies; perfe % electric belle; lighted with gas: music halls: g00d beds: excellent tables; tand of ‘music: fleets of boats manned by careful skippers, and the best ‘on the const; ten thousand mack«rei have been caught by the guests of Appleaore in one day. ‘The swift steamer Arpledore makes two trips daily between the Islands and Portamouth, N.H., connecting 9 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. trains from Bo Eastern railroad. Baggage checked from. LAIGHTON BROTHER: my21-1m P. 0. address, Portamouth, N. ATANTIc CITY. N. J. FAMILY HOTEL. THE COLONNADE. Eurnished, with all the modern improvements. MBS. C. A. RINES, (Formerly of Washington, D. ©.) COLUMBL CAPE MAt, N. J, OFENS SUNE Bru. MR. CHARLES DUFFY, late of Continent Philadelphis, and Stockton House, Ma leased this hotel, which haa been en) ‘with 100 new rooms, a dining room to: et ron even three private ining rooms, elevator, ic ‘eecapes, orches- tro, atc. CLOSE 10TH OCEAN “Spocha vate to families, Until June let address No. 1740 North 13th street, PI iphia. After that date at Cape May. my21-1, w, slin. 'T. CHARLES—OOEAN END OF DELA- ware avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. Much §/9 fitoa oeton On and my21-2m mae NEW Hotel, has improved, and with uninterru) ted view of the, Ocean. JONAH WOOTTON, Proprietor. my! A [Sod WHITE SULPHUR SPRING: . Pas tor ienson s Depot P.O. Va Cy ‘al 3 myaicim E. 0, JOKDan- ‘Park, N. JUNE 1. For terme slate it Hew Mesonville ¥.J.. until d lune ist, Asbury Parl E ., after lune lst. myi9-Im (CORES ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY BEA- Joy SIDE RESORT 18 VIRGINIA, channel oe HALL, SOUTHEAST | CORNER N fourth avenue and Kingsley street, As- tat iu 4 fest surf- j. Oveat te te foe errata cate Esoaneal Be Fubr OF Genet Mora to every Saturday, leaving at 9 ®. m., returning y at4p.m.. Fare, round trp, 18 cents. Tite steamer | PA mtchugh, “Artdress J. 1. 'SPADY. Stops at ( Giymont {excopt saturday) and Marshall Hall | myi6-#m onailtrips. Fare, round trip, = Dancin on 6 ine. waxed “Aancing dgck down, and INDSOR COLLEGE RESORT, SHADE, MOUN- back andes Sands, except Sunday. kara Fishing, xcalient Table, "Goeaate ore: on windy. ound oxeebt Sunday — os, tacstiont Tae ees < lc Occoquan Falls . o','1015 Penn. Ave., or address A.M. Crnynacam 2° O°Oa ga aT Sar Mars. | SEE, Now Winiacs ia” myis-Sm Ol FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN | (YAPON. SPRINGS AND BATHS (ALEA- BRIDGE.—8 t Excelsior will make her Lithia Waters). Hi Sounty, rewular ‘tripe to above places SOSDAL qURSDAr. feat Virginia. OPEN JUNE A No fore, and FRIDAY. Leave High strect and cent ay 6a mm. St Seoets from ail potnts of the compare. Havant ie teasetrect neeth a ely aan fer in Bie works iron Speing scond tomens, = = Halfto i of an hour's "ride (carriage OF GEORGETOWN ADV’TS. = = a LL JTeBAnY and MUSIOAL ENTERTAINMENT for the bent CHAMBERS' LODGE, No. 14, I. 0. G. T., At Forrest Hall, West Washinj D. ton, D. THURSDAY, MAY 91, 1885, AT'S B.A, Tickets, 10 cents. : 1 AUCTION SALES. CHas, WEExs. Notice of funeral hereafter. Ed WY: W. Bunuen. EAE Elle a 8 “Ain Mh Nad Saget | WW"? * eb PERSE enn E S., daughter of P. a. and the re ‘Mattern, in the uineteenth sear of her age: Opposite City Post Office. aaprigude are reaquostod to attend the faneral on Thurs day, 31st, 3 p.m., from her late residen 7 f] street northwest meri nee MILLER. Suddenly, at Denver, day morning, May 25, ‘1883, at 6:50 o'clock, FAANK, eldest won of Frank and Catherine Miller, in the twen™ ty-mxth year of his age. uneral Will teke place from his late residence, No. 30gp Seventh street Borthweat, ‘Thursday, May i at :30 a.m. jwierh mass at : 1 Kelatives and frieads are invited'te ateanae Se? SCOT!. On Tuesday, May 29th, 1883, at 2:30 p.m., of paral JOHN W. SCOTT, in tho peventy- arth Yeruneral {ecm hie late residenes, No, 1623 Fighth rn 8 Tate \c>, No. strect northwest, on ‘Thursvay: May Visto thee mi, krlende of the family are reepecttully invited 20 af . = SMITH. \At her late residence, $18, Fourth strect northwest, May 29, at 4:45 a. m. [ARY HALRIS, be- Joved wife of Charios B. Smith, aged 25 years. Friends are respectfully invited fo attend her funeral, on Thursday, tho ist instant, at Bp. mes frome Be, Luke's Churéh, . SMITH. May 29, 1889, at 10:90 o’c'ock a, m., after ashort and paruful ilinets, Mrs. BASAM A: SAINI in the seventy-fifth year of her azo. Funeral will take place from her late residence, on Tenth Mtreet, between Mand N streets southeast, on ‘Thursday, Siay Bist, at So'slook p.m, Fricuds aroin~ vit SNOOK. On May 30th, 1883, at 5 o'clock a. m., MATILDA 8NOOK, aged sixty-two years. Funersl will take place from her late rea‘dence, No. 827 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on Friday, June Jet, at four o'clock p.m. Helatives and friends are in- vited to attend. Colorado, Wednes- Beacrnun Frexon Lawns, 25. piavenD SATINS, beautiful styles, reduced from 37 15, SILKS, 87; SILKS, 50; SILKS, 62. NUN’S VEILINGS, fine quality, 20. FANCY SILKS, reduced from 75to 50, YYainut Bedroom Seta, Parlor Suites, oe a depth thereof of LARGE SALE OF SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, IN FRONT OF AND WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS, ‘THURSDAY MORNING, THIRTY-FIRST MAY, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. Inthe assortment will be found Bion and Bolla. texere, Setters, Wardrobes, Refrigerators and Tce Cane and other.Chairs, Sofas, med Marbio top ‘Tables, ad small Sugle snd Stoves, and Crockery Ware, &c.. with other. and pelvate buyorsan) ited. Ree ae een Tones Clgaca. CHAS. WEFES, Salesman. HANG: RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING NUMBERED 1817, ON SEVENTH STREET NORTHW?ST. By virtue of a decree passed in the Supreme of the District of Columbia on the 25th day of May,’ A-D,, 1883, im the canse of Alice W. Follin ve No. Sanita auction, fa front of thereon, oa “Terme of wale: $2,000 cash, and the balance in a. twelve months trom day'of, aale, to be secured by NUN'S VEILINGS, 42 inches wide, all pure Wool, | the notes of the purchaser, coal Soourea tors Geek ot (widest doubie width), reduced from 62 to 87. FS Roger pen peegeg of SURAH SILKS and Black SILK RHADAMES, actual pope ol wil be when value £1.50, rcduced to $1. {he purchases, bid i a scored, Jf, the terms of sale BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, actual ‘Trustee reserves the right to: 'at the risk and cost value $1, reduced to 500. Of the det ‘purchaser, All conveyancing and Black SILKS, heavy Gros Grain, reduced to $1, and very fine quality Black FhENCH SILKS, reduced. from $1.75 to $1.25. Large Size WHITE QUILTS, reauced from $1.50 to $1. CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON. Beautiful Sik and Wool DRESS GOODS, actually worth 50, reduced te25, Pure SILK BLACK BROOADE @RENADINES, every ‘Thread Bilk, reduced from$1.50 to 75. CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. Do You Kxow Ir THAT THERE 18 IN THIS CITY A CLOTHING HOUSE THAT INSTRUCT THEIR SALESMEN ‘To say that some of ite own Clothing is ‘‘not all wool,” “‘not fast color.” The trae inwardness of this is, that house give s LEGAL GUARANTEE with every sale warranting everything to be as rcpresented, and the firm furnish this reliable information that the salesmen may not make mistakes. ‘After reading a copy af our guarantee, and find that Goods are returnable for exohanxe or return of money in full, perhaps you conclude to make a selection. It's perfectly safe to dono, my? GEORGE SPRANsy, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIZER AND TAILOR, 67 SLVENTH STARLET, and 8ide-bar Buggies, horee-back); asplendia: White Sulphur, 3 back); seplendid uiphr, rand woun- ing summer home. For medical she other ny send Fine band, good fishing and boat ing, Five tron fire escapes, nice rooms anda good time, Goto WS Thompson anid Ct Shafer for'water and pamphlets. Say where %, Wvertis:ment, myl2-1m JOU We H. BALE. Proprietor, IVER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. a ae delightful’ Sumtaer Resort in the, um Beata, Spec ates for te month of Sane. crares: las an tion otographe Wit’? ZOUNS eal Hetate Agent, 100 Row vere myid-1m CLARENCE PETERS, Prop'r. ASTFORD HALL, OXFORD, MD. | Oh SAMUEL NORRIS, Picpricior elhis popular Marland Resort will open on Nr, 1883, for the accommodation of guests. Terms moderate. myli-im AKLAND HOTEL, Of the B. & O. R. R., has beeen 15th street, Washington, D. C. mylé-lm r= “BRIGHTON tout ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, Address ae my9-3mo THE SHELBURNE, F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. feat sedatsonr tise osck, tis auchetencleh eteen ae ic yards: ‘uno ‘ocean front ‘breezes, is now open. Address = ‘a ASOWIN ROBERTS. Stockton i Arresriox, Lavns: GUINNIP'’S, 40% AND #6 SEVENTH STREET N. W. REDUCTIONS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF SILKS, “BLAUGHTERED PRICES” IN DRESS GOODS. “REDUCED PRICES" IN BLACK @OOD8. STARTLING INDUCEMENTS IN LINENS. AMAZING ATTRACTIONS IX WHITE GooDs, A GENERAL BREAK IN DOMESTIOS. ENTICING ATTRACTIONS IN HOSIERY. A GENERAL STAMPEDE OF PRICES AMONGST OUR RIBBONS, LACES, TIES, FICHUS, COR- SETS, &c., bo. Our Black i Colored SITES, SURAHS, \- DAMFS, ‘OTTOMANS. Worriia a +. ‘worth the trouble toexanine, as they are selling at are- duction of 15 per cent. Just received A ot (cu endrely new deeigos trait Ore teeing ahabon ay per yard, Positively worth $1.50, ‘Onvr 50c, for Traveling Sutte, cy Siunired for tele beautiful Sesto avy ‘The run on our POLKA DOT SURAHS at: | imereamoe daly. aa they ane certainly werte oo oe Tau BLACK SILKS comprise euch makné_ as Guinety ‘apessear's, lon'a, & c., andare selling ata | duction of 20c. on the doi 58 In Lupin's BLACK CASHMERES we have maddie clean sweep of our former prices, and marked them, ‘over, irrespective of quality or cost, Courtanld's CRAPES have received. the rame fate, ae have also our eral stocks of BLACK GOODS and. | prises mort reasonable Fabrien, at prices that must command a ready le. ag eiirif White Gos Stock is complete, and our trae tm i line in iminense, ve stuilied 40 eeloct Purchases with great oare and at tie lowest prions, Oo EF-Coll and examine for yourself, and foe the above statelncuts corre — THE SEVENTH STREET ONY PRICE STORR, ‘Where all are treated alike. GUINNIP “& CO, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, N.B.—Our Uptown Store, 820 Tth st. nw. my26 NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. PARAGON FRAME UMBRELLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT HOSIERY, GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS, SILK GLOVES, T5c. AND $1. 870. ALL-LINEN LAWNS FOR 250. TYLER & CHEW: ING, my26 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ovexme Dany, ~ - SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ar L. BEHRENDS’ BALTIMORE STORE, 908 Seventh Street Northwest, Desirable and New Materials for Dronses, 42. Fide, All-Wool Nuns Veiling, Albatross Cloth ind Bi 5 Elegant line of Black Cashmeres, ‘tal fi es oa a. ii me — —_ ite Goods, ‘Table Litiens and Housekcey ing Gooda, Fisuncis and Caselueres, — Fisured Viques Se, per yard, in ends, The best Shirt ever offered at £ ey pd od sages. ag ts d Children. pen “ . Hosiery Readies aie nm Ginvhains, Lawns and Domestics. Atwill repay, to examine our low prices, L. BEHRENDS, myI8 Duy Goons. 908 SEVENTH STREET N. W. New §) and Summer Stike from Op. lew Spring mer 50 cta. up. Wool suiti new shades, Plain and in com ‘on, from 23.cta tof. French Sat visin hades to match, rednoed, ne! teens, p * mt prices French Batiste, printed in new and 40 inches wide, very fhe, only 25 cts. All-Wool Bunting, in Pink, Blue and Cregin, ALl-Wool Lace Bunting, 42 incbes wide 3 cts, 1Cuse Printed Linen Lawn, new White Geode in preat variety and low: Stock of Parasols complete, prices v0 suit all J. A. LUTTRELL & ©O., 817 Market Bpecs, miv Buazoarss ar Mearxxiss. 24 Goons. * receiving our Spring an mer Comprising aful line of Black Silke, Surah’ Silks, Ottouans, had lerveiileux, Silk Grepadies, Nun's elite ent in all the newshades; French Wool Si Satteens, Emb'd Satzerns ang HOOE BRO. & CO., 1828 F st., near Ebbitt House, GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. B. ELLERY, svcceseon 0 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENS’ FURNISHINGS, 1112 F Srarer Nonruwssr, WasEINarox,.D. 0. Bix of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. ee] wo &. =e Six F-xtra Fine Shirts to order Six Fine Shirts to order... UNTAIN HOTEL, BLUE RIDGE MOUN- Mains Ves cnchesnpeaie e Okiouatinr. 140 miles from Ws ‘City and 120 miles! exis See cant fee MES! R= ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, ‘Near Winchester, Va. Seven hours from Washington. June 16th. ‘Terms movlerate. "Good tare. "No bar. Pure sir. Healing and ‘waters Cironlars, information at the office of A. 8. Piatti Bon, 401 bb strese northwest, or at this office. my5- iP Mocwramns. teat THE PARK HOTEL, - are home Se me etc. Table A new Otis hydraniic elevator. for and Sarnen PNT wouLDos sdjelutag grounds, END BEDFORD. PA., AW. BARNDOLLAR, proprietor. ©.-% TOWSON, "Tuomrsows SHIRT FACTORY axD MENS FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 16 F Street, Opporite Patent Omics, Pas sDygea Sb to order 8 epoctutty. Six best Shirte lor . Keady-made nhirte st following prices Acme, isbod, 75 cts.; finshed, 90 cts. Ere Dntintehed, 9 cts’: fusshed, Bo cies” Full toe ct Bose Shirts. Fine aseortment of Scarfe, Gloves, and Underwear, UNDERTAKERS. RTHUR ROONEY & C0., UNDERTAKERS, moved to Ist street and Pennsylvania avenue northwost, Now 20s, gamer sttended fn, city ce country. “Changes moderate. Office open night and day. Dp UCHL Y's" UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 Pexxerivanta Avexvr N.W. i (Formerly 912, enue northwest.) “Everything and reaxonable.” ap E DEL TAMER, 1259 70s at, det, ates ‘enidence at place of f Z. W. BOTELER: lus serosa r in this Disteieg INMAN STEAMSHIP 00. ‘Parties proposing to visit Kurope can obtain all infar~ mation by SOIYINE 1 sw BOTELER & SOR, 923 Penn. Ave,