Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1883, Page 8

* i : “= EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. JUNE* 2)1883—DOUBLE SHEET. LOCAL MENTION The Weather. . Orrick OF THE CHIEF StoNat OFFICER, Wasnrxetos, D. C., June 2, 1843, 9:30 am. For the midale Atlantic states, fair weather, Winds mostly easterly, stationary or higher tem— perature, lower pressure. SPECIAL BULLETIN. 7 On Sunday fair weather ts indicated in New Bogland. ———— Roses at Avcttos.—Don't miss the sale of ehoice roses at Dowitng’s, corner Pennsylvania avenue aD 1ith street, on Tuesday morning. at 10 @ctock. A fine stock of popular and leading ‘Varieties will be sold. “Cream Drurry,” desirable for dresses, Uptown, Cochrane's, Ratran Bany CsnrtaGes—Just recelved another large invotce. Handsomest I have had this sca- Son. Cannot be excelled for durability and cheap- ness. Wm. H. Dunn, 311 7th st. nw. * | Cuttprey’s lovely ribbed black Lisle hose, 75¢. Broduead’s, Picon and Apollinaris water drink. the best summer Tag Bartoiors Store scils beautiful polka dot fonlard silks at We. per yard. These goods are the greatest bargain offered Guis season. L. Behrends, $8 7th street northwest. Foseers's Ice Curam shipped anywhere out of town. Special attention to strawberry festivals. Fesseiu's Iee Cream. Best and cheapest parasols. 72 and 7147th st. EXxcersior copper lightning rods; the best and ¢heapest put up on bu lings; work guaranteed. J. HL. Kuehiing, No. 419 12:4 street northwest. S0c For 25c. Ox.ord Half Hose, Cochrane’s, Up- town. Norte Kets Kemethy @oz Bue photos with one thir ACoLoneD Grew n: Sent to the workliou: to-day for beg: SraRtLixa disclosures tn to-morrow's Gazette. Asix column article by Col. Wm. P. Wood. Buy the Gazette and read it. The Gazétte office will be Kept open until noon to-morrow. ath painted, for $3. ned Sumada Jackson was f Can any other saloon In the country show such @ varlety of creams and Ices as Vantlia, B Choeolate Bravrievr lawas lawns 12%¢. and up. Brodivead’s, New Storr, New Goons.—Fuse Bros. paper- hangers and uphoisterers, Pennsylvania ave- Bue, betwee h and 18th streets, : ‘The best workmen employed, Hant’s Roscu Powe, no poison, at all drug- gists. “COOLEST Suits,” Unicorns, Cochrane’s Up- town. By Far the largest stock in the Diswict of ladies’, Gent's and children’s fine low shoes and slippei at remarkably low prices, at Halsn’s, 816 7th stre PROFESSOR ALEXANDER S. D&WoLowsRr, the dis- Ungulshed mustea! artist, has removed his musteal institute from 1116 M st northwest to his new Fesidence, 615 1th street northwest, between F and G streets, where he will continue his vocal and instrumental Instructions thls summer at ree — rates. This opportualty must not be neg- cl Real comfert Sec Low quarter sho- Ladies’ and childre UN, 402 7th street, Sign—The Old Woman tn window. PARASOL Barcatns, rellable; Cochrane's, Up- town. . Hor Srring Crystal jewelry, very brilliant, at Prigg’s. Inpra Livens and laces; Cochrane’s Uptown, bargains, Save Evesicat consult Hempler, 453 Pa. ave, Home Ixscraxck.—0f the eleven home com- Panies no company offers to the public better ad- Yantages than the “Columbta,"1324 F street north- West. It !s ofticcred and managed by trustees who are among our best citizens. Insure with this. company, whose rates are reasonable. It shows & pald up capital of #100,000und a handsome sur Plus. Pocket Barometers, pedometers, thermome= ters; H. B. Hempler CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:45 p.m.; ex- Gneuished at 8:00 am. Walter L. Cadman, of this city, lett to-day for Walla Walla, Washington Territory, where he = aecepta position in the land régister’s ce. ‘Mr. Richard L. Wallach, of the marshal’s oMfee, Who was married on the 28th ultimo to Mrs. Fen- Wick, at St Patrick’ church, in which he was }atly received as a communiéant, has returned mM ashort honeymoon trip to Petersburg and + Richmond, Va. At Miss Ransom’s reception last evening a select Audience lstened to an interesting paper, by Charles H. Bratnird, on John Howard Payne. At ‘the close of the paper the speaker was warmly ap- Pp Felieitons remarks were made by Rev. . Sunderland and Gen. Brown. Friendship Lodge, No. 11, 1 0. G. T., at Its last meeting adopte! resulutions of respect to the me- ory of Mrs. ‘beth Meller, who died in East Fashington last Sunday, at the age of sixty-six rs, greatly respected und beloved by all who wher. At the regular meeting of the directors of the Central National Benk Thursday, Wm. B. Webb, £24, Was Unanimously elected a’ member of the ard A young colored man named Wm. Simms was sentenced by Judge Suell to-day to sixty days In Jail tor stealing u suit of clothes from A. H. Jack~ Son. a lawyer. Edward ©. Faweett was assessed $5 by Judge Sne!l this morntns for wasting Potom: letting the water run 5 Water clos Yesterday afters tall” cars, Whi Streets north van driven by It stove im the side of tached to the ear had jis The case against Jnc Piura, who are Of loctery, by se! of the Belt line “bob- he corner of Ist und D With the Police erson. A hole was ud the horse at- Ke and Henry Feed with promotiny the game ~ Loulstana lottery Uckets, w eailed up In the Poltce Court to-day. Mr. Jef. Chandler appearet tor the defendants, and had the case continued till Saturda: An old colored man, nan fore the Potice Court u:ls morni ». Adams, was be- for being dis hierly on the street, and also with assaulting hls. ter. Mary Hamilton, by puting a rop> around her neck to hany wer. “He was Dhed $5 iu euch ense. ‘The charge of assault against Christopher Wes- the river captain who broke the arm of an old man in his ¥,uamed Alexander OF, Wik ¢ Un the Police Court “aocuy. The court, how- would tmpose a fine of he jath * Patri-k Keurney, of the first WS, at The reque-t of the rafl- to the position of oMcer, st night, “ by the tions ta E done honor to graau- id all thei Sa spirit sat Was deltghttal : Se 2 ’ Base tare. Washington Athlette park = yesterdry th ne between the Eclipse club, - Of Lowisyi Nattonals, of this city, * audience. The OF OF the home club. G: yed as follows: At Phi itching), 10: PhiladeIphiack Herritt, of Camden, 18, College, 4; Wililains York —New York, 13; Detruits, wmbiS, 5; Brooklyn, 4. At Kichmond, 4. At Boston— 5." At Bosto—Harvard, 13; Provideuce— Providence, BuBalos, 7 Princeton, 4 At A Po EF A E ax 33 ¥yY AA Kk oo ¥ 4 tus s8 PA BST RE om ih Be HERE 8 oo 4k K UN NN GGG ‘hie powder never varies. A marvel of purity, Strength, and wholesomencss. More economical than ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low test, ehort weizht, alum or Bhonphate powders. Scld only in cans. Roxat Bax- ate Pownsn Co., 106 Wall street, . ¥. an6 THE CITY MARKETS. THE SUPPLY OF BUTTER INCREASING—PRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN ABUNDANCE—OTHER FEATURES OF THE WEEK, About the same amount of provisions have been dtsposed of In our city markets during the past Week as usual and with not much change in Prices. Some of the southern vegetables and fruits have dropped in price, in consequence of the tulier supply, but the staple articles, such as flour,meats and groceries, have not changed. The flour trade 1s unchanged and prices are firm. The grain market is also firm in consequence of limited arrivals. The supply of corn ts light and there ts a alight advance in price. ‘The offerings of hay have been moderate, the market dull and prices are unchanged. ' Rye straw Is dull. The best greenly cured timothy hay ‘1s scarce andin demand, selling at good prices. The butter supply 1s tncreasing in quan- Uty and quality, and the demand is steady for all arrivals Of good'stock. The near-by supplies are better In quality, and dealers state that makers of butter are beginning to realize the fact that It is for their pecuniary interest to produce a better quality and get better prices. The receipts of have been rather limited and the market ts at the same time active. ‘The supply of spring-chickens foots up to less this week than last, and the price 1s high and the market active for rood-sized chickens. Old fowls are dull, and roosters are selling from 8 to 9 cents per pound; large ‘size spring-chickens, £0 to 21 cents; live geese are selling at from 40 to 80 cents each. The poultry market 1s generally active. Dried fruit continues very scarce, and the season isclosing. All the receipts fin1 realy sale, as the arrivals are limited, Domestic green fruits are out the market, except an occasional lot of apples, which sell for very high prices, anda few cran- berries, which are worth $4'to % per box. Strawberries are becoming plentiful and the wholesale prices falling; good Norfolks are going by’ the case from 5 to 7 cents per quart, ant good natives 9 to 15 cents by the case. Cherries, 3 lo 4 cents per quart. The vegetable market {s lively for the fresh supplies, and old potatoes are selling. well. The latter are selling In quintities from cents to $1 per bushel, and new from $5 to $6 per barrel. Yams, cabbage, peas, string beans, cu- cumbers, tomatoes, squash, ‘c., are arriving plentifully from the south. "Bermuda onfons are getting to be plentiful and price moderate. ‘The fresh meat supply 1s abundant and trade Is more lively than heretofore. Lambs and veal ha Hen somewhat since the supplics have in- creased. Lambs dressed are 12 to 13 cents by car- cass, and veal 11 to 12% cents. ‘Tue price of fresh beef remains the same. Cured meats are un- changed and the trade active. ge Pror. Kaspar’s MustcaLe.—Ford’s Opera house Was Oiled to overflowing lust night vo greet the annual musicale of Prof. Kaspar, the well-known violinist. The program was made of excellent se- lections by the director and was well rendered throughout. Haydn’s serenade by mere children was quite a remarkable feature, showing a dell- cacy of shading and bowing rarely seen outside of ‘Thomas’ orchestra, while the last_ number oa the program consisted of ttree selections for a full orchestra, which gave ample opportunity to show Prof. Kaspar’s training, power and exactness in the handling of the bow by such smal! children, The intonation was quite perfect. Among the more individual features were the vlo- In soloists, including a duet, the “Carnival of Venice,” by Miss Mignon Ulke and Master Frank Patterson, which ‘was excellent; a fantaste (by Dancta) by Miss Mattie Sexton, who has tmproved very much since last year; a'violin solo by Miss Birite Lucas, who charmed the audience by her exquisite quility of tone and style for one of her age: a quintette by Miss Coyle and Messrs. Biumenberg, Maurer, Waldecker and Prof. Kis- F was alsoone of the instrumental gems. The rst Vocal number Was an Itallan aria by Miss Annie Lillebridge, a pupil of Mme. Kaspar. She possesses a good mezzo-soprano voice. A duet from Figaro by Miss Eva Mills and Mme. Kaspar Was warmly recetved by the audience. Prof. Kas- aris to be congratulated on the result of his labors as shown in his annual exhibitions, piiaieap ares DEATH IN East WASHINGTON.—Mr. Wm. H. Lusby, an old citizen of East Washington, died at his residence,corner of 7th and G streets southeast, yesterday, aged about sixty years. Mr. Lusby ‘Was for many years foreman at the copper rolling mill in the navy yard, and subsequently the superintendent of ‘the ‘Congressional cemetery, which position he resigned some eight years ago, and then went into the collection business. About four years ago he was attacked with dropsy,which gompelted hin to keep his room, and it yesterday ed his life, Mr. Lusby leaves ason and ighters, tll grown. He was a communt- cant of Christ (Episcopal) church, and_ for several years a vestryman, and his funeral will take place feom the church to-morrow afternoon. Mr. Lusby’s daughter, Sophronia (a well known school teacher), has tenderly nursed him, and it 1s supposed from her close attention to him she conifaeted Jaundi¢e and blood polson, from which her death has been expected for several weeks. ‘There 13, however, a favorable turn In her condl- Uon, and thls morning it was reported that there ‘Was good reasons to hope for her ultimaterecovery. CLosina EXERCISES OF THE Day NURSERY.—The children who have been occupants of the Day nur- sery during the past winter were treated to a re- past of cakes and tee-cream Thursday afternoon, furnished by Mr. C. E. Foster, on the occasion of the closing Of the nursery for the summer. ‘There were forty-‘our children present, Including those who constitute the class in the Kintergarden. ‘The mothers and friends of some of the children were also present, The children of the Kintergarden went through thelr marches and exercises under the superintendence of the teacher, Mrs. Ford, and all the children before leaving were presented with handsouiely colored cards and mottoes, During the winter 6,400 meals have been furnished to children from thirty-five different families, ‘The children have not only been: fed and cared for, thus permitting the mothers to go out to work, but care has been taken to instruct them in hous hold duties, order and deportment, so that a most decided improvement in those respects 18 notice- able, ‘The expenses of the nursery have been paid by the fourth and sixth subdtvisions of Associated Charities, and the work has been superintended by Mrs. C. B. Foater, Miss Pratt, Mra. Babcock, Ars. Tiers, Mrs. D. Hood and Mrs.C. E, Foster. Summer Exccnsions oF tar Pa. R. P.—The P. R. RCo. have tssued a very handsomely illus trated book, of 176 pages, of their summer excur- sion routes, which exceed thirteen hundred in number. The tickets issued over these routes are at reduced rates, are good till November 1, and cover every detail necessary to comfort and time In traveling. A sketch 1s given of every sea-stde and mountain resort and low to reach them, and the price of the tieket. ‘The book, even as a typo- grephical work, is @ credit to the passenger de- Partnent of the'Pa. R. R. ——— For Coroxtat Bracn.—The steamer Arrow- smith has been repaired and reinspected by the government inspector, and will leave on Wednes- lay next, with @ first-class excursion, at 7:30 a. t., from 7th street wharf, for Colonial Beach, re- turntoz ut 10 p. m. She has not missed a schedule Utp this season. —_.___ Mr. PLEASANT Propenry. chance for invest- Ment presents its-If in the sale of valuable lots at ML. Pleasant, advertised by Walter B. Wiillams & Co., auctloneers, to take place Monday evening, June 4th, at 6 o'clock, See advertisement in tue aucilon colunn, —————— City Mars.—Owing to the great demand for the convenient city maps issued by the Washinzton Beneficial Eadowment Assoctation, they have been obliged to tsgue_a fourth edition. ‘They can be obtained at the office of the association, 911 F street, at the cost price. Psonrasis. Ihave been afflicted for twenty years with an obati- nate skin disease, called by some M. D.’s Psoriasis, and others Leprosy, commencing on my scalp, and, in spite of all I could do, with the help of the moet skilful doctors, it slowly but surely extended, until a year ago this winter it covered my entire person in form of dry ely all the time. Every morning thero could be nearly a dustpanful of scales taken from the sheets of my bed, some of them half as Jarye as the envelope containing this letter. In the lat- ter part of winter my skin commenced cracking open. I tried everything, almost, that could be thought of, without any reltef. ‘The 12th of June I started west, in hopes I could reach the Hot Sprinws. I reached Detroit, and was so low I thought I should have to go to the hos- pital, but finally 1 got as far as Lansing, Mich., where Thad a sister living. One Dr. — treated me about two weeks, but did me no good. All thought I bad but a short time to live. I earnestly prayed to die. Cracked through the skin all over my back, across my ribe; arms, hands, limbs, feet badly swollen; toe-nails came off: finger-nails dead and hard as bone: hair dead, dry, and lifeless as old straw. O, my God! how I did suffer. My sistor, Mra. E. H. Davia, hada small part of abox ot CUTICURA in the house. She wouldn't give up. Said, “We will try CUTICURA.” Some was applied on one hand and arm. Eurekal There was relief! Stopped the terrible burning sensation from the word go. ‘They immedi- ately got the Curicuna Resonvext, Curouna, and Soar. I commenced by taking one tablespoonful of KesoLvenT three times a day after meals; hada bath once a day, water about blood heat; used Curious Soar freely; applied Curiouna 7 HIRAM E. CARPENTER, HENDERSON, JzrrEeRson Co., N. ¥. Sworn to before me this nineteenth day of January, A. M. Lurrmews11, Justice of the Pesce. Curicuns REsOLvVENr, the new blood purifier, in- ternally, and Curicuns, and Coricura Boar, the great skin cures, externally, clear A its and Excursions. Forp’s Orgra House. —Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack and pupils will give a dramatic entertainment at Ford's londay evening. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—The complimentary testimonial to Miss Mary Murray that was to take Place at Willard’s hall will be held at the Congre- gational church Monday. Srentnr. Tue ATHLETIC PaRx.—] . Higham, the cham- Pion bicycler of England, and other noted profes- Sionals, will take part in the bicycle races at the Park on the 13th and 12th Inst. A concert will be given each day by the Marine band. ‘New Taxarsr Comrque.—The excellent program at the Comique is attracting large houses, Anew bill will be offered Monday. Duiver’s SUMMERGARDEN affords a most delight- ful evening resort. A fine entertainment is given. New Dive Museum.—A fine show ts given every afternoon and evening at the Dime Museum. AT ABNER’s SUMMER GARDEN an excellent con- cert Is given every evening. ‘THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON makes excur- ston trips to Quantico pavilion every Sunday and Pict te a to Occoquan Falls every Monday a Inesday. Great Fatis.—The steam packet Excelsior makes trips to Great Falls and Cabin John bridge Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving High street and canal at § a.m. ————— Orricers ELECTED.—The Polk County Tropical Fruit Company, at a meeting last evening, elected the following directors: Hom: James Giifillan, C. 8. Bundy. L. R. Harrison, F. Dalnese, E. P. Mallory, G. N, Whittington, B. M. Stoddard, H. F. Sm‘th, C! 8. Peabody and 8. 1. Wailes. At the annual meeting of the Uniformed Batta- lon, I. 0. 0. F., held last evening, the following officers were elected: John T. Chauncy, chief cap- tain; Alexander Scott, captain first’ company; William H. Frazier, captain second company; Wil- liam T. Gallther, captain third company; ‘1. Wal- ter Fowier, captain fourth company; Thomas W. Fowler, adjutant; B, A. Kidder, quartermaster; John H, Seiffert, surgeon; W. J. Redstrake, cha) lain; J. A. Shackelford, sergeant major; James W. Hughes, color bearei W. W. Beavers & Co. DRY GOODS, &o. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, GREAT DECLINE IN DRY GOODS IN NEW YORE. ‘We have taken advantage of the great decline in DRY. GOODS in New York, and have bought an immense stock, and propoee to give the advantage of low price to ‘our customers and all who may favor us witha call. A few of which we name— ‘Two cases of French Chambry GINGHAMS, at 12}0., usual prior eleewhere 180, ‘Two cases of handsome Pacific Mills SATINES, 15c., usual price 250, Surah and Rhadames SILKS, $1, usual price $1.25. Five hundred pieces of India LINENS, the best White Goods imported, and at least 20 per cent lees than they have ever been sold, ranging in price from 15 to 300. White, Cream and Black NUN’S VEILING, 60c.,usual price 75c. Good quality NUN'S VEILING, 2c. per yard. White, Cream and Black ALBATROSS, the very best quality 75c. per yard, usual price $1. Silver Gray Spring SILKS, at 50, 62 and 75c. per yard. Lining SILK, 500. Black and Colored Gros Grain SILKS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3. Five hundred PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, at very low prices. Also, a very large and fine stock of fine all-wool DEESS. GOODS and Ladies’ CLOTH SUITINGS, for the seashore, the country, or for traveling. Also, HOSIERY. GLOVES and UNDERWEAR, the best quality at fair prices. Four cases of PRINTED LAWNS, fast colors, 5c. per yard. : §2all of our early Spring purchases have been marked down to conform in price with the great bar- gains which we have Just purchased. §@ Everything guaranteed in price and quality, and no one allowed to undersell us. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., ‘Nos. 928 7th street and 706 K street n.w. at 623, 75, 874, 42-3 Jox tor WHITE MARSEILLES AND PIQUES AT HALF PRICE. 6 19% CENTS. \ 49 inches wide Nun's Veiling, all colors. 40 inches wide Foules, all colors. 40 inches wide Spring Cashmeres. 40 inches wide All Wool Lace Bunting, 25 cents. 45 inches wide Lupin’s Lace Bunting, 0 cents, Lace Grenadines, all styles, from 75 cents. Black Cashmeres, 37, 50, 62 aud 75 centa. MADRAS GINGHAMS marked down to 8 cents, Union Linen Lawns, 8 cents. Tadis Linea "12" 16.16 20 and 25 centa udia Linen, 12, cont Persian Lawn, 25 cents, PARASOLS. Coaching Parasols, all colors, $2.50. Twilled Silk Parasols, $1.50, 1d $2.50. Satin Parasols, 2-50. ° ee 82: STRAW MATTING. Plain, White and Fi Floor Oil Cloths, all widths, from 37 cente, c. M. TOWSON, i 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side, near 7th. 42 New Croratxa Hovsz, ROBINSUN, PARKER & co., 819, 8. E. Con. 1TH anD D Sts, PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS. . ELEGANT AND BEAOTIFOL IN STYLE. ARTISTIC IN CUT AND FINISH, THOROUGHLY AND NEATLY SEWED, AFOLL LINE OF CLERICAL SUITS, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, ap3s 319.8.E. Cor. 7th and D Sts, Besornut Faexca Lawns, 2s. meUsED SATINS, besutifal styles, reduced from 37 SILKS, 37; SILKS, 50; SILKS, 62, ‘NUNS VEILINGS, fine quality, 20. FANOY SILES, reduced from 75 to 50, NUNS VEILIN 42 inches wide, all We (ese doubie Cathy sonora teas ta ae, Se SURAH SILKS and Black SILK RHADAMES, actual ‘value $1.60, reduced to $1. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, actual value $1, reduced to 500. f ‘Black SILES, heavy Gros Grain, reduced to $1, and ‘very fine quality Black FRENOH SILES, reduced Large Size WHITE QUILTS, reauced from $1.50 to $1. CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON. Besntiful Silk and Wool DRESS GOODS, actually ‘worth 50, reduced to 25, Pure SILK BLACK BROOADE GRENADINES, every ‘Threed Silk, reduced from $1.60 to 16, ‘The Street Sweeping Contract. WHAT MAJOR LYDECKER SAY3 ABOUT THE AWARD Tue Stam yesterday published the reasons ad- vanced by Commissioners Eimonds and West for awarding the street sweepimg contract to Mr. Wright instead of Mr. Filbert, although the bid of the latter was lower than Mr. Wright's Major Lydecker, speaking of the subject, said that the character of the to be used in- fluenced the award. White Me Filbervs bid was es! qsala incorrect form and bis ‘sureties respon: machinery was not equa! a Wi oe eet ‘he interests ft the citizens tance in the matter bo ee ahd hens ale Wright’s bid was —_.+____ Waar ToRes Lrrrie Qiuts DID FOR THE Poor CHILDREN’s Home.—Three UUme girls, wishing to contribute to the country:hom@ for poor children, made a number of pretty articles, which they sold at a fair last evening, acd as the result they have the pleasure to hand Taz Star $678 The men- Uon may incite others to help this very worthy charity. ANGUOR AND LASsITUDE, SO COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A TOR- PID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A SLUG- GISH_ CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE-GIVING FLUIDS. A TEASPOONFUL OF TAKRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT IN A GLA-S OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND REGULATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN AND PURIFY THE CI)\CULATION, AND IMPART NEW LIFE AND VIGOR TO EVERY FUNC- pore OF THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE IT. amy! CITY ITEMS. Hats for June, 1883. Gentiemen’s and boy’s fine Mackinaw. straws, Pearl and nutria, stiff and soft feit hats, Immense stock of boy's Jumbo hats, 80, 75, £1.00, At RC. Lewis’, 920 7th st., bet. I and K sts. n.w. Gentlemen’s Summer Furnishings. “Climax shirts,” laundered,best dollar shirt made; ‘Men's and boy's gauze under-vests, long and short leeves; New ork pattern drill drawers, perfect fitting, 50 cts. Linen collars, hank’f’s, suspenders, half hose, silk and cotton neckwear, lisle gloves, &c., &., at our ial low prices; also, a complete assortment of ladies’ and gentlemen’s traveling trunksa nd bags, silk and Eingham umbrellas, shaw! straps, ham- mocks, linen caps, night shirts, percale shirts,é&c., &e., ab “Lewis) Popular One Price Store,” g 920 7th street n.w. ‘The Missing Undershirt. ‘The morning was warm, and he imprudently made a change in hisunderclothing. Our cliinate ig deceptive. Before evening there came up a chilly storm. An attack of sickness followed, of course. But Perry Davis’ Pain Killer was used tor Telief, with the happiest effect. In these summer months of suddenly varying temperature, every- body ought to keep a bottle of this valuable rem- edy within reach. Popular Prejudice 2 is an established fact,and one of the popular errors is that a foreign fabric ts of necessity better than the American. This is a delusion. Many makes of domestic goods, notably blue flannels, give more satisfaction than the foreign. More shoddy is used in England than any other country. invariably give the preferencé to American made goods when the stylo 1g correct. Examine my fabrics, and see if my styles are good. = ve Gro. . HENNING, * 410 7th street. Sewing Machines, of any make, repaired and warranted, at Oppen- helmer’s, 528 9th street, St. Cloud Building. Paralytic Strokes,’ heart disease, and kidney affections, prevented by the use of Brown’s Iron Bitters. Anamosa, Iowa.—Dr. J. G. McGuire says; “I know Brown’s Iron Bitters is a good tonic and gives general satisfaction.” WADLEY, Ga.—Dr. B. R. Doyle says: “I consider Brown’s Iton Bitters ‘superior as a tonic to any Preparation now in use.” Virginia Midland Railway. CHANGE OF TIME AND REDUCED RATES. Commencing Monday. June 4th, double dally trains will be run op Manassas division of Virginia Midland raliway, leaving Washington dally except Sunday at 8:35 a.m., for Strasburg and local sta- tions, and 5:10 p.m., for Front Royal and local sta- tons on this division. Returning, these trains will arrive in Washington at 10:25 a.m. and 9:20 P.m., thus affording business men and others ta- cilities for locating thetr families at healthtul and Pleasant places on this line of road, and visiting them whenever desired without loss of time from bDusitiess. Hound-trip, straight and miteage tickets are now on sale at greatly reduced rates. Tiekets can be secured at the Virginia Midland office, 601 Pennsylvania avenue, and B. & P. depot, Polnt of departure of trains. 6 First-Class Sewing Machines for rent, at Oppepheimer’s, 528 9th street, St. Cloud Building. Silver Plated Ice Pitchers and Castors at Prigg’s. Fast Work. ‘The hotels at the mountain and seaside resorts have put in early and work this season. Bice are mostly in readiness tor guests, and all of them use Hunt’s Insect Powder, which insures ‘the visitors against bed bugs, roaches and all Kinds of houge vermin. Price, 2% cents; for sale by all druggists. Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, and Marechal Niel Rose, Burnett's Cocoaine Promotes the growth of the hatr, and renders it dark and glossy. It holds, in a liquid form, a large Proportion of deodorized Cocoanut Oll, prepared expressly for this s purpose. No other compound ossesses the pecultar properties which so exactly ‘Suit the various conditions of the human hair. The Safest Way, ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker’s Hair Balsam, whicn is deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness, - as00d Advice. Nearly all the ills that aMict us can be pre- vented and cured Oe keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order. There 1s no medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. Bicycle Shirts. Base ball and boating ‘shirts, all styles, colors and for men and boys, from 50c. up to $4.50 apiece. tal rates to clubs. «Samples free, at Auerbach’s, cor. 7th and H streets, Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, On Thirty Days Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltaic’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted witn nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteeing speedy: complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No risk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial 1s al- lowed. wm “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns, complete, fons, 15e. Quick, Permanent oure. Corns, warts, a “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3¢-1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mili, be. per qt. Cream, 18. pint. (LOCK—MUNROE. ents ans an Naval 01 n attend. e ‘Feaidenoce, Selock Dette» le Seton rf May Sist, 1883, at 10.m., pa Der, froua hie gs Obituary. ‘The late George A. Morrison, ho dled recently COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. AUCTION SALES. DRY_ GOODS. — ——_— ————— WE UNDERSIGNED, OFFERS FOR SALE, OR | MVHOMAS DOWLING, Ancuonesr. Garar Reovcriox Ix Parces, Farm in Ghaniet county. Md! tear Wade" 2% mle | GALE OP YERY SUPERIOR PARLOR AND CHAM: = two stations che at Bataeonen: Ge bere ne wale FARES Dee ARROW Ha SaTRGS POLL — leading to them. ‘his farm TIER! QU n. all of which are in good order. ant’s house. Any one wishing to eee the can do 80 by tak- a0 evenina train, ctop ek Wasiort that sieht the farm in the “morning in thirty minutes; time toexamine it and return to Wash: evening train. 5 8. B. ROARMAN, 302-60? BR BALE. A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION? We offer for eale, in whole or in part, the known aa ““Whituey Clooo,” Iying both sides Of Wile ney avenue, at the main entrance to the Yoldicrs' Home, containing about 40 acres, comprising the finest bulld- {il be wold entire of 12 park, entire or in Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. JD” 1924 F etrect noritiwest, near EDIT itouse, ,\Ok SALE_THE FARM OF MR. R. W. CARTER, on Rockville Turnpike, about forty minutes driv from city, 57% acres ly cultivated jand, with grow- ing crops: fine brick dwelling, tenant house, Stabling, and all necessary outbuildings; plenty of fruit; water; very healthy location. TYLER & RUIH- ERFOND, ‘Neal Estate and Insurance, 1226 F etveet northweet. E marae R RENT—FOR SUMMER OR LONGER, HAND- SOMI: Residence on Metropol:tan Branch B. and 0. X. R., near Gaithersburz, Md. ; fine shade: desirable in every way. Mrs. T. J. BROWN, 420 i0th street northwest. it (OUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT—A COTTAGE ON the outskirts of Laurel, Md. shade; beet Water and yrowing garden; rent $12.50 per mon’ ply at once to 943 N street northwest. de COORSTRY PLACE FOR SALE—A COMFOLTABLE J dwelling at Laurel, Md, ; plenty of fruit, shade and Bank of Washington. ui water; 10-room houee, newly painted; new fence, new Pump, &e.; price $1,250. Apply to 43. N sroce perth ‘west 20 POR BENT—COTLAGE AT HYATPSVILLE, MD. with one acre of ground, now ocefpied by Dr. Hal Possession xiven July Ist. Apply on premises. Jei-3t* OR SALE—THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RES- ‘ence at the junction of the New and Ridge roads, ten minutes drive ortwenty minutes walk from street care, % of a mile west of reetown; view surpassing all others, extending ‘rom Fort Washington on the sonth to the Blue Ridge on the north; some 16 or 18 acres in high state of cultivation, fruits, &c.: splendid residence. This property can only be ajpreciated by a, personal inspection as its beauties cannot be described. all as above lay after 3 p.m., oron JOHN J. LIGHTFOOT, 9th street wing Center’ Market. m30-dw FOE SALE-A BARGAIN—COUNTRY REAL ES- tate, known as Fort Totten, about 1136 acres, on Bates’ road. just east of Rock Creek church, and bat @ Jnile northeast of Soldiers’ Home, with a few small ‘buildings and fine peach orchard. 'Thi« property is sit- ated on the highest point in the District, and is very desirable to any one wishing to build a summer reei- dence thereon... For further particulars inquire of CHAPIN B OWN, Attorney-at-Law. 470 Louisiana avenue, Wasningtob, D.C., or J. A. THOMAS, Bright- wood, b.c. my29-e02w large furnished Cottaye, of rooms, gat L- dress Box 74, Oskland, Garrett county, Md.” mny28-m, W.8, 3t BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME FOR SALE AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Virginia, etxty miles from Washington, D. O., via Vis- inte Midland Railroad, 654 miles from Warrenton, Va. wutifully located on a hill, 105 feet above the Ra] pa hannock iver, 250 feet northeast of the new hot at lon of two of the 1 drives, on Lot No. Lawn and grounds ._orch and entire cottage beautifully LIGHTED WITH GAS. Street Jampa, chandeliers and bracketa. Length of porch, 115 feet. Firet Story—Ceiling eleven feet; two rooms, 16x18; sliding doors between them; open’ fireplaces in each; hall, large closet, bath-rooun ausi water closet; ex wis dows opening to floor on porch; inside bil:vd Second Story—Ceilinw ten fest; two rooms, 16x18; three |; closets and hall; four windows in each room and double window in hall; inside blinds. Swiss roof with ornamental Tower. Ventilation per- fect. The whole built of the best material and finished in the best etyie iu 1881. Stable, carriage house and servants’ house combined, dust comp eted. Cottage is well furnished—two sets wicker furniture for par ors, two sets cottage furniture for bed-rooms, complete. "All new and attractive. Photograph of cottaxre can be seen at office of General Eppa Hunton, Room 37, Corcoran Building, Washing- tov, DG jat_my officé, Warrenton, Va., and at my office in New York. Being unable to occupy the above property, because of my change of residence, I will rell tho whois for $4,000, one-half cash, balaice in twelve mouths with int H. RB. GARDEN, Attorney-at-Law, ase Tce Building, jasuau on ‘atrecta, my26-3w* ‘New York City, RK SALE—SEVERAL DESIRABLE COTTAGE files, on thesrounds of the Fauquier White Sulphur hprings, near jarrenton, Va.. will be changed for real or y sold or ing villas of . CI Digpertys VILLA sites na’ building lots. foney advanced to pt ‘wishing to build, Apply to myl2-3m H. A. GRISWOLD, YOR SALE—A SACRIFICE—BEAUTIFUL STOCK, Dairy and Grain Farm, 6 acres, 14 miles frou ington (splendid road). in Montgomery county, in high state of cultivation; dwelting 0 Toouis), barn and buildings complete; Anely watered, fenced, fruited and timbered: three tiles from rail. road; ‘one mile from vost office: school, church 8, stores, dc. Algo stock of implements for running, gomplete, Sold to close an estate, or traded tn part for ny roverty, at great bargain. Kasy terms. W. E. BURFORD, 804 F street northwest, my5-Im "Tis So Exsy ‘TO KEEP THE FINEST CLOTHING And tell at the LOWEST PRICES—ON PAPER. ‘That's the way nearly all of ‘em doit. How many per- sons come into our Store and say: ‘*Teaw it announced where they were selling well-made and good-fitting Suits for less than it cost to make’em up, and thought 1’ try one for roughing it.” We ventured to remark: “*How did the thing pan out?” ** Why, they're made of the most unsightly and cheapest kind of stuff, the style's as old as the hille, ana fit—fit like a boit of cloth struck with paralysis.” We never tolerate the hack- neyed and disappointing term **at cost," so muoh in ‘vogue by many first-class (?) clothing concern tho same time there isn’t a clothing establishment any- where in the land that sells good, fine ciothing cheap er than we do, and nowhere can ready-built Garments be found with that exquisite shape and rare fitting quali- ties that ours possess, OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT ‘was never more carefully stocked than it is at present; and if you are going to buy any BOYS’ OR CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, DON'T DO IT Until you exemine the line we offer, A. BAKS & CO, ONE PRICE TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, my31 216 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. As A BOUVENIB oF OUR GRAND SUMMER OPENING, which takes place TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Jane 5, Jane 6, THE PALAIS ROYAL WILL MAKE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS UH EVERY DEPARTMENT. MONDAY, June 4, NOTICE. As we aball sell goods in some cases much below cost, ‘we can only sell one piece of each reduced lot tos cus- tomer, Next Monday wo will advertise thee lots which this rule will apply to. PALAIS OVAL. my30 _337-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. MOQUET AND. ENGLISH BKO*SELS GME TSS Ne DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, VERY SUPtRIOR CHINA AND GLAS WAKE’ On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVENT! 1883, at TEN J shall bell, af the residence o onis de Geof meter Pien: ary, &e.. K street, Dew ath etre ‘streets, 8 very crane collection of Furniture, viz: Chickering Piano. Handeome Window Hangings nnd Portieres. aie ee q oxen Antique Center with Antique Hall arid Other Tables. ook Case. Cherry B Library Tables and Desks, Walnut Chairs. Walnut and Painted Chamber Furuiture. Very Handeome sideooard, = an Wainut Pillar Ratension ‘Table, Bentwood Dining Chaire. Silver-piated Ware, Trays. Eiecant Cut and Engraved Glaseware. ne China Dinner aud Dessert Service, pea cmerea nen. Small Lot of Wine, itefrigerator. ‘Together with s very superior Lot of Laundry and Kitchen juisites. N. B,—All the Table Linen and Bedding will be sold in large room cn first floor. Goo.is cau be seen early on med THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, RUSTFE'S SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF FIFTY-FIVE ACRES, NEA FALLS CHURCH, FAIRFAX CO., VA. WILL MAKe A GOOD TRUCK F*RM Oif TO SUBDIVIDE INTO BUILDING LOTS. By virtne of a decd of trust duty recorded in Liber B, No. 5, totio 344, one of the land records of the county of Fairfax, Va.) Twill sell at_public on_ upon the remises, on THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRS t, Pecs ar ELEVEN O'CLOOR A.M, sil that certath tract of land known as part of the’ old Ben}. Klock Farm, cvntaiuing fifty-five acres, two rod: a four perches, more or leas, toxether with all the improve- ents, ways, rights aid privileges to the same belong- Dg. rms: Cash. All convevancing at purchaser's cost. posit of $100 required at sale. Terms to Plied with in seven days, otherwise resale al cost of defaulting purchaser, after five dayw notice of such resale in ‘The Evening Star, pul arenes Ue E. R. HAIGHT, Trustee, Tune 2, 1883. jeer IHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY No. 437 M STREET NORTHWE>T, IN WASHING- TON CITY, D.C. Under decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis. a trict of Columbia, in general term, in equity eause No. 5,950, Jackson va. Blackwo: fell at public auction, fn, front ‘of tho ‘premises, on THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH, 1883, at SIX O'CLOCK, PF. M., Lot numbered 49° of Augustus Davie’, subdivision of original Lot numbered 8, in plored bys tiree-story prick acting sith, prcesed proved by a three-story brick dive brook front and two-story back building, ‘being house N 3 strect northwest. ‘Terms: (ne-fourth cach; and residue in six, twelve and eighteen months from oo es = notes: — rs bgee Seine aie Sete Oe —- foe aagoe 1e purchaser. Propirty cold clear x Pof 8100, equired at talc, and all conveyancing et avers Cont oo MAHLON ASHFORD, fe | arts etal, we will « 308, Think. ws treet DUNCANSON BROS., Aucta, Je2-eokas VALUABE PROPERTY IN ALEXAN- ADE OF Duis COUNTY. VIRGINIA. By virtue of a decree of tie Cireult Court of Alexandria Counts, Virvinia, rendered at ite No- Yember Term, 1882, in the chancery suit of Zadok Magruder ve. Annie G. Hume and others, the under- sixned Commissioners therein named, Iwill. on SATUK- DAY, the TWENTY- THIRD DAY OF JUNE, 1883, at TWELVE COCK NOON. tn front of, Hie’ oid stand, in equare three, town of ‘ossiyn, offer for sal = publicauction, the foliowing property in Alexandria ounty, Viz: ist. A two-acre tract of land becinning at A, a stone on the north side of Arlinzton road: thenes north 12 westalong on the east bask of an old ditch, 6.75 chains to B, a stone in the said ditch: thence north x. east 2.95 chains to C, a stone in the east Lne of said tract and west line of J. R. Jobnston’s land; thence with said line south 12% east 6.72 chains to D, on the north side of said pike, abunch of white ouk bushes or sprouts is standing on the north benkof the mikes corner to the tractand J. . Johnston's land with said Pik?; thence south 754¢ west 3 chains to the bewi re 2d. A tract of land beinning on the south side of the Columbia Pike about 50 voles and 5 links from the northwest corner of the orixinal tract of 38 actes as surveyed for James T. Close by Oliver Cox in 1866, and running thence with said turnpike north 76 est 8 poles 7 Hnks, thence south 915 eat about 8734 poles to be intersection of Close’s line, thence south 84% west 8 poles and 20 linke, thence north 95g west to the place of beginning; with the privileze of s lane 12 feet wide sion the west side of said lot tothe intersection of Close's line, and all otger rights and privileges to the same belonging. : 3d. The unexpired term of the 99 year lease of Lot 1, squere 1, tow of Rosslyn, on which lot stands a fine two-story Frame House, commonly called the Gross property. ‘Ihisdease has 82 years to run, and the rent Erbe pala to the Alexandria Canal, Mailroud ana Bevdee Company by the purchaser of the term, is $21 per an- num during the term, payable semi-annually, in ad- vane. ‘Terms of sale. Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid iu cash on the day ot eale, and the remainder in three equel instalments at six, ive and eighteen eS a = oz cent Preece ge pee secured by the bonds of tue purchaser with food per- sonal eecurity, aud a retention of the title until the same are fully paid. LINDEN KENT, Washiny GEORGE A. MUSHB Alexandria, Va., Commissioners of sale. MOST LESIRARLE BUILDING SITES IN THE CTiY, FRONLING SEVENTY- WO FEET ON THIRTEENTH STREET, AND SIXTY FEET ON COKCORAN STREET NORTH- West. We shall offer for sale, on TUESDAY AFTER NOON, JUN’ FIFJH, at HALF-VAST FIVE 1.OCK, in front of the prem.scs, sub lots 109, 111, aud 112, square 240, fronting 13th street id coran street, with larce parking, baving an asphalt pavement on both streets. This property is available ae a handsome large residence or for four good once wie ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance one and two years, with six percent. A deposit of #2 Jequired at sale. Conyeyancinz, &c., at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten dava, otherwire resale at risk and. cost of purchaser afier five days public notice, Jet-akds DU sCAN=ON BROS, Auctioneers, {For Other Auctions see Seventh Paae.s Jewexny Aovertisemesr Ni 2. (Continued from Last Week.) In our last week's Jewel: Advertisement we could only, for want of space, mention Bracelets, Rhine Stone Earrings and Pins, Holled Pinte Earrings and Lace Pins, now let u what we have in Necklaces. We have Rolied Gold-Flated Necklaces, trom $2.49 to $4.50; these gocas are as represented and will wear fromé to rears. ed fe have excellexit Fire Gilt Necklaces, with and with- harm, in a large variety of de-izpa, at 990. We hinve ivory Neckieces: we have silvered Dog Col- ecklaces: we bave all Jet Necklaces, and Celluloid Necklaces, ali at 99¢., or about that, In Lockéts we can Offer a beautiful Roman Gold arti- cle at 9c, and $1.49. We have Our assortment of Rings ts very extensive. Plein Soild Gold i Rings, in different widths, at 99c., $1.49, $1. 98, Gold Ringe, set with Pearls and Stones, from 9c. Real and Imitation Cameo Rings, 99c. to $2.98. Piain and Fancy Solid Gold Band itings, 9c. to $1.98. Bangle Rings and Children's Goid Rings, 99c. In Koiled Gold ~!eeve Buttons, we carry an immense Une, and we especially call to your attention our Real Stone Lever Sleeve button, at 99c, aud 1.25. "These goods are sold everywhere’ at $1.50 and §2,-and are equal in wear to rolid sald. We also cau offer handsome Real Stone Lever Button at49c., and nice Separable Button at 250, . In Uadies' and Ge.’ Livk Cuft Buttons, we havea Beautiful sesortment, and we haves uew patent Link examine. almost ever vi in the market, at prices ne from ldc. to doe. Ivory Collar Buttons, Se, Pesan 827 To be Continued Next Week. SILVERBERG'S, 912 Tth and 313 8th street northwest, my28 ‘Near Pa. ave. Wiz ON Hic P. RICES! aT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10ru AND F STREETS, ‘We are determined to maintain the reputation of sell- Fashinution, aud offer our $6.60 Blue: Fieniel oat Tiob, aud offer ove $6.b0 Blue: Fanaa worth $10, at 45. Only a few left, and cauor be oe. P Our $10 Bine Flannel Suit, worth $18, for $8. 15 Blue Yacht worth $25, at $12, Gur fis Blue Yacht Sly worth $3, at be ine Corkscrew ‘Blue ‘Veate at: Black wi loth Suite at e26, worth $50, at: ‘worth aepvnne hiss te =i rap d'iete Suita, Coste ana Vests, in great PANTS. ‘Dress Pants at $2, $2.50, $8, $4, $5 and $6—Bargains. WORKING PANTS |. $1.95 and $1. 60—sbout one-half 4862, 75, 87 cents, $1, $1. #1. one-1 For Boys, 4 toll years old. qiigits 81.25, 11.60, $1.76, $2 and.$2.60, worth Jast Suites at $3, worth $5. Suit ats: Bee seat Fer Boys from 13 to 1%. prise prea: Ries archree ‘THE MISFIT STORE, Corner 10th and F Streets, BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS REDUCED, BLACK RHADAMA SILKS REDUCED. _ BLACK OTTOMAN SILKS REDUCED, BLACK SURAH SILKS REDUCED. BLACK SATIN SURAH SILKS REDUCED. COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS REDUCED, COLORED RHADAMA SILKS REDUCED, COLORED SURAH SILKS REDUCED, COLORED OTTOMAN SILKS REDUCED. ALL SUMMER SILKS REDUCED. ALL SILK FOULARDS, BLACK AND COLORS, 490 8. L. HEMPSTONE. 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE’ PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES. my Arresriox, Lanes: GUINNIP's, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. REDUCTIONS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF SILKS. “SLAUGHTERED PRICES” IN DRESS Goops, “REDUCED PRICES" IN BLACK GOODS. STARTLING INDUCEMEN?S IN LINENS. AMAZING ATTRACTIONS IN WHITE GOODS, A GENERAL BREAK IN DOMESTICS, ENTICING ATTRACTIO! IN HOSIERY, A GENERAL STAMPEDE OF PRICES AMONGST OUR RIBBONS, LACES, TIES, FICHUS, COR- SETS, &0., Ko, Our Black and Colored _STt \- DAMES, OTTUMANS, EGTEL TANS Re Ree ae Wort the trouble toexainine, as they are selling at are= duction of 15 per cent. nit secatved from Auction 8 case of fancy SURAR an entirely new 7 ber yard, positively wort $1.50. Shades, Our de, FOULARDS, for T elit Suit cal g freatly admired for their Tesutlful Seaigue ‘and Aue ‘The ran on our POLKA DOT SURARS increanes daily, as thoy are oortaiuly wore $t.boe ee 7CULBLACK SILKS comprise such makes ax Guinstie ‘apessears, Bellon’s, &e.. &e-, aid are selling duction of 20c. on the dollars” “28° ier! In Lupin'’s BLACK CASHMERFS oe have madd clean ewoep of our former prices, and over, irrespective of quality or cost, | MAPK wt Courtauld’s CKAPES have received tho same fate, Rascalso our general stocks of BLACK GOODS ani FAXCY DKESS GOODS. | ‘The latter depar ment ome Prises all the most seasonable Fabrica, and are marked ‘at prices that must command a ready sale. Onr White Goode Stock is complete, and our trade in this line is immonee, as we hve studied to select our Purchases with great core and at the lowost prices. §27Call and examine for yourself, and you will find the above statemeuts correct. THE SEVENTH STREET ONF PRICE STORE, Where ail are treated alike. GUINNIP & ©O0., 404 AND 406 BEVENTH STREET. X.B.—Our Uptown Store, 820 7thst.n.w, my26 j Ovenrxa Dany. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS: ar L. BEHRENDS' BALTIMORE STORE, 908 Seventh Street Northwest Desirable and New Materials for Drovses, 42-in Fide, Aul-Wool Nuns Vetling, ‘Albatross Chithsnd Bune re Flegant line of Black Cashmeres, a special fine quale ity, at $1.25, cloth fim. . “ hite Goods, Table Linens and Housekeeping Gooday Flunnels and Casaimeres, Fieured Piques 6c. per yard, in ends, ‘The best ~hirt ever offered at #1. Vncerwear for Ladies, Gents and Children. Splendid stock of Coreets, Hosiery and Gloves. rasols avd Sun Umbrellas, Ginghams, Lawns aud Domestics, At wall repay customers to examin? our low prices, L. BEHRENDS, 908 SEVENTH STRE! my18 Banzoarss at Mearssise. A fine line of Gents’ Linen and Silk Pockethandkere cbiefs, 25 per cent lexs than usual price; a lange axsorbe ment of Snag f Half Hose will be cloved out st haife price: Gauze, Lace and Balbricgan Undershirts at leap ‘manfacturers' prices; 8 large lotof the finest Foure PY Linen Collars, sizes 13, 12%. 13. 13%, 14, 14g. 16 'T, 173g. 1H, 1K, at 50 cents per dozep—only per cozen for the Best Linen Collars; the Mystery Shire SEG Bran Ei eran eg eae ix Fine Dress 0 order, for jor washtub—perfect fit cuaranteed—at MFGINNISS’, avd 1002 F street northwest, Seerxo Day Goons. ‘We are daily receiving our 8} joes, Printed and Plain sattecns. Emb'd Satterns Muslin Kobes; Printed Linen Lawn seplendid line. Black Woolen Dress Goods in all the new fabrica: Sills and Thread Hose, new colorings; Umbrellas ‘and Parae is, DEW in. 8 How Linens, all widths; Damask Ts lendiad quali and and Na ES =, re amas by" the yard in chycise pad ‘Thoee in Towle and Torsion inenet eae ‘owels and. Toweling in ervat variety. of choice goods will do well to examine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BRO. & CO., apz-3m 1328 F'st., near Ebbitt House, UNDERTAKERS. ARTHUR ROONEY & CO., UNDERTAKERS, moved to Ist street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, No, 103. Funerals attended in city or country. moderate, - Ufhce open night aud day. “RB UCHL ¥*s* UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PENNsYivawta AvENUE N.W. (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.) “Everything first-class and reasonable.” a6 FERS ao 1a opt rane podiee embalmed ‘and prepared’ for ‘transportation: ies emi Residence at place of busivess. aa ‘O=EPH GAWLEI J GESEEAL FonxIsmro DRDERTAR: Penney venue Dordiwesl. ‘Terms snd everytlne fest-class. ‘Telephone connection. mig Joes ween UNDERTAKER, 1887 Terre Sracer Nomraweer. ‘Teterhone Connection. ao AcoeeTes, BURGDORF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 316 Penneylvania avenue northwest, between. Saunt streets, Evervilnna first-class. Jan J UsT Recesven, 4 full line of NEW INGRAINS, Alarge lot of MATTING, Cheap, Another invoice of ALASKA REFRIGERATORS, the BEST and CHEAPEST in the Market. ‘Exsmine our Stock before buying. CARPETS CLEANED AT LOWEST PRICES, SINGLETON & HOEKE, my26 801 MARKET SPACE. Sox Dut Gas Sroves CLEANLINESS. COMFORT. CONVENIENCE, GUARANTEED TO SAVE HALF THE COST AND ALL THE LABOR OF COAL OR WOOD FIRES, DO BETTER COOKING THAN ANY STOVEIN MARKET, OR MONEY REFUNDED. CALL (OR SEND CARD) FOR BOOK OF CITY REFERENCES, AND SEE STOVEs IN OPERATION. Acernt, B.G. CAMPBELL, Piowser, &¢., my2%6-1n,4p 617 10rm STREET NORTHWEST, cedeanateceetense- 709 Ca Rorreer, NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST.’ RS THE meDoO EES AGATE TEE? Oe THE PEST FOR axD CRADILITY iN THE MARES. “ ey, ‘Fishing Teckion, ‘Wagons, lll anf examine Go Goots, ‘Prices to sult dp LUTZ & BRO, 497 PENKSYLVAXNIA AVEXUR,