Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1883, Page 8

a THE See ese LOCAL MENTION. oF THE Cmrey 1. OFFICER, W. , D. C., June 6, 1883, 9:30 a m For New England and the midale Atlantic tes, partly cloudy weather and local ral itherly to westerly winds, decided change smperature, stationary or loWer barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN—THE HOT WAVR—WARM WINDS AND SHOWERS so-neaaew. Fair weather continues on Atlantic coast. Light locabrains and partly cloudy weather are from all Other districts. The following Stations report one Or more Inchesof rainfall during Past twenty-four hours: Pensacola, 1.26; Shreve- fore 2a Fodinoapots 1.00; Moorhead, 1.72 The aperatiire has risen Slightly in the middle At- lantic states, Ohio valley, and thence northward over the lake region with southeast to southwest winds, The temperature has remained about sta- in the southern states, with southerly Mihds, and fallen slightly south of the Missourt ley, with light, variable winds. The following Special temperatures were reported at 7 a. m.: tport, 66°; Montreal, 60°; Quebec, 57°; Cleve- , 7 fackinaw City, 62°; Duluth, 54°; St Paul, 58°; Denve' . Warm southerly to west- erly winds will continue in New England, middle Atlantic and south Atlantic states, with local Showers and partly cloudy weather during Thurs- Gay. Fair weather 1s indicated for the upper lake region and upper Missiseipp! valley on Thursday, with slight changes tn temperature. chenth sinha Goop Virginia Butter at retail for 15 cents. Tolson’s, corner Loutsiana avenue and 10th street. Great Cosi SALE of 6,000 pairs misses and and slippers, 35 different styles, 2,500 pairs boys and youths fine low shoes, $1 up, Hahn’s, 816 7th street and 1922 Pengsyivania avenu Swiss EDGING, at 10c., 12. Swiss flouncing 192. 2c. Irish potpts embroldery, from Se. 12 yds. of fine val. caging for %e, DaMMANN, agt., 606 7th street, Fressenx’s Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out of town. Special attention to strawberry festivals, Fvsse1t’s Ice Cream. New Storr, New Goops.—Fuse Bros, paper- hangers and upholsterers, 1734 Pennsylvabla ave- nue, between 17th and 18th streets. N-B.—The best workmen employed. Watt Parers—R. W. Henderson & Co., 1113 F st. Best and cheapest parasols. 736 and 714 7th st. Caw any other saloon tn the country showsuch a variety of creams and ices as Fussell keeps? Vanlla, Banana, Lemon Ice. Chocolite, Pistachio, Orange Ice. Lemon, Strawberry, Raspberry Ice. abow, (in bars.) Fresu Virginia Butter at retail for 20 cents. ‘Tolson’s, corner Louisiana avenue and 10th street. Rattan Baby CarntaGrs.—Just received another large Invoice. dsomest I have had this sea son. Cannot be excelled for durability and cheap- ness. Wm. H. Dunn, 311 7th st. nw. Coot. fashionable, practicable: The Windsor tie for ladies, misses and children, at Hahn's. ‘Tue Best gent’s gauze vest In the city for 25c.,at A. Dammann’s, agt., 806 7th street. Drixx Picow axp Lemon Sync. Forsaleat any soda fountain. Rea stone lever buttons, $1 pr. Priggs’. See our change of advertisement, F. P. May &Co. $ A CoLorep Woman named Annie Hammer was before the Police Court to-day for threatening to Pulvertze Rachei Yates. She was released on her | personal Donds. Lacks for base bali shirts, Auerbach’s,7th and I. Cuorce Virginia Butter at recall for 2 cents. Tolson’s, corner Loulsiana avenue and 10th street. A Youne Womas named Annie Crawford was sent down for fifteen days by Judge Snell to-day for tresspassing on a public park. CITY AND DISTRICT. —_—. —__ Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:45 p. m. end extinguished at 3:00 a. m. ‘THE STAR will be sent by mall, post pald, to those leaving the city during the summer for any length of time, and the address changed as_often as de- sired. Subscription, titty cents per month, Posi- TIVELY IN ADVANCE. ‘The advertisements of the sales of property, Yeal and personal, at public auction, are of un- usual interest at tls season of the year, and will = found on the 7th and Sth pages of to-day’s AR. The District Grand Ledge, No. 3, of Good Samar- ttans and Daugliters of Semaria, will shortly hoid its annual session in this city. "Many Important questions will come up before that body, and last, Dut not least, will be the question of electing a G: W. C. for the ensuing year. ‘The alumnt of the law department of the Na- onal university, at a meeting at the Arlington Jast night, completed arrangements for the annual Danquet to be held at the Arlington next Tues- aay. The Richmond (Ve.) Light Infantry, Captain Wm. H. Tinsley. have invited Company A, Capital Gity Guards,of this city ,to visit them on the 4th of a e members of the Lincoln Memorial Congrega- tional church, corner of 11th and R streets north- ‘west, last Si assembled at the church and eu hearty welc: to the new pastor, Rev.@. ‘. Moore. ‘The following additional sul tions have been received at THE Stan office to help pay the expenses of the Poor Children’s Country Home: Mrs. M. T. Perry, 8; F. M. C., $5; H. C. 8., $3. The Washington bidders for furnishing station- ery to the Treasury department the ensuing fiscal are William Ballantyne & Son, @. A. Whita- er, J. D. Free, jr.. J. J. Chapman, J. B. Adams, J. ZL. Savage, C. W. Thorn & Co., CC. Pursell, W. 1 Dempsey, Eiston & Rupp. - ‘Mr. W. 'H. Hoover, the only successful candidate Tom thé District at the revenue marine service examtnation, recetved a special preparation in the gvening classes of SW. Flynn, A.M. Mesars. Barnes and ee suceesstul_ candidates Of last year, were pre] by Prof. Fiynu. Me. Woodvury, Wheeler fo-day fled a bilt for divorce In the name of Charles W. Proctor against Mary R. Proctor, on the ground of desertion. Yesterday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, Oficer Anderson shot a mad dog in Uniontown. About three o’eiock this morning Mille Haw- kins died very suddenly at her home in Hillsdale, Sear Stanton avenue. The coroner was notied, and gave a certificate of death from natural causes. A young Man named William Morrison was as- gessed $5 In the Police Court to-day for Nghting in the street. Detective Edelin this morning arrested a colored Woman named Jane Davidge, charged with steal- ing a gold watch at lis, Md. She is held for the Maryland autii —— ‘The Bicycle Races Next Week. MR. HIGHAM, THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH WHERL-~ MAN, TO BE PRESENT—THE INTERNATIONAL CHAM- PIONSHIP. : Mr. H. W. Higham, the wonderful English bicye- Ust, who arrived in New York on the 34 inst., has entered for the bicycle races to be held here on the Mth and 12th of June. He will meet Prince, the champion Amertcan bicycle rider, and a number of sionals. Itis Mr. Higham’s intention 4 series of races afterwards with Prince national clampionship. An effort is t Taces take place here. Mr. oHowing Wor ties In Bh. 53m. 20. ¢ latter distance was cov- ered without dismouuting and. without resting, Aud ts considered the most wonderful ever accom: pitsnes on a bicycle. He has also made 1,040 miles 72 hours. nna rities, 3.5 2 SS ‘Tue Cocxtso Mais ay PorTsovTH.—The Cock- ing main betwee ig Iskind city and Washing- which is to lust three days, began yesterday at Portsmouth, Va. Ning cocks were matched, 3 foreach day. ‘The first fight, cocks weighing 4 puunds 4 ounces, lonz heels, was won by” Wash- ington In five "minutes. "The second fight, 6 pounds, short heels, was won by the Washi on Cock in fifteen minutes. The third fight, Wash- ington cock weighing 4 pounds 13 ounces; Long Island, 4 pounds 14 ounces, was won by Long Is- land In seventeen minutes. Witzs Frrep,—The will of Belinda Kondrup has been flied, leaving her property to August Peter- sen in trust for her children, and he 1s named as executor. The will of Cornelius Smith Baird has also been fied, giving to each of her nephews, Garret S. and W.F. Smith, $1,000; to Cornelia Hol- abird, $250; to her husband, Gen. Absalom Baird, and Lieut. ‘William Baird 3’ left $1,009 in trust for her faithful servant, Jane Swift; to her son and husband she devises lot 5, Square 217, the son to occupy it, and all household furniture and the Ramsdell’s office yesterday. perfect the title of certain 0 tite SaLE or Boors.—A very inte: collection books tg ow atrial and ready fer caine. at al erful record : | | during the warm w: Followers of Froebel. ‘THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OP THE KINDERGARTEN NORMAL CLASS LAST EVENING. The graduating exercises of the Washington ‘Normal Kindergarten Institute was held last eve- ning at the Congregational church. There was an interested audience, and the papérs read by the young ladies were listened to with great atten- tion. The rear of the platform was very prettily decorated with the colored papers used by the ilt- tle ones in their work-play, and a fringe of trail- ing plants made an attractive border. el stage were graduating the lock and Miss Suste Pollock, Gen: MacArthur, Rev. Dr. Rankin, Mr. A. G. Bell, J. mond Wilson and Rev. Dr. Shippen. Prof. Bis- choff rendered organ selections during the even- ing. After prayer by Rev. Dr. Rankin essays were read as follows: Salutatory, Miss Fannie S. Crosby, Fountaindale, IL, “Froebellan Princi- ples:” Miss Anna Schmitt, Washington, “Nature's lethod;” Miss Lillie J. Stevens, Washington, “A ‘The National Law School. : THE CLASS THAT WILL GRADUATE.T0-MORROW EVEN- ING. Zhe commencement of the law department of the National university will be held to-morrow evening at the National Theater. Addresses will be delivered by Hon. Arthur MacArthur and Professor H. ©. Claughton. The prizés will awarded by a committee, composed of Hon. H. H. Wells, Hon. W. Willoughby and A. C. Bradley, esq. Degrees will be conferred upon the follow- ing gentlemen: Bachelor of Lawa—Wm. L. Aughinbaugh, Ohio; Chas L. Blair, Iowa; Jaa. R. Caton, Va.; Francis W. Clements, Mo.;’Wm. 5. Colladay, Wis.; Chas. N. Daizell, N. ¥.; Jas A. a eri Meow aa r 7 Robt, J. Kirkwocd, ¢.; Fleming J. Laven- ; Bernard P. Mim- r J. Pullman, Pa.: Fred. W. ranklin H. Scliott, D. C.; Allen ‘is. ; Mi Thos. G. Steward, Ti.; Austin Story;” Misa Ida Hessetbach, Washington, “The * A,B,C of the Kinderparien;™ Mie sone ae i an ei ; Egbert L. Weaver, N. Y. Koones, Washington, “Play as a Means of Educa- ‘Williams, Ot! tion;” Miss Maud Stilson, Washington, “The Kin- dergarten Seen With and Without Spectacles.” The last mentioned was read by Miss Susie Pol- lock on account of the indisposition of the author. A piano selection was rendered by Miss Mamie Sisnons, The valedictory. was delivered by Mrs. Phoebe Riddell, of Willlamsport,Pa.,who chose for her subject “Why do the poor néed the kindergar- Josiah B. Kean, John McD. Mc- in, Mich. ten?” Gen. Eaton then conferred diplomas upon | Kinicht. N¥.; Victor WH. OUneAd, Plane tice &, the following graduates: Misses Fannte Crosby, of | Kusht, N- : ee Fountaindaley Ti; Anna Schmidt, Lillie J. Ste. | Hatter, Kani Wim. A. Redmond, ‘D.C; Luther Rees, Kan.; Lyndon A. Smith,Vt; Homer H. Swa- Wm. B. Todd, D. j, Robinson White, irvine Denison York, vens, Ida Hesselbach, Annie L. Koones and Maude Stilson, of W: 4 of Williamsport, Pa. Nrs. Lot "ad aper of parting advice, the class sang a parting Bong, and. after prayer’ by. Kev. Dr, Shipyen the exercises came toa close. One of the Interesting features of the eveninz was a kladergarten play By the class, which filustrated to thé audience the relation between Work and play as utilized by the kindergarten. ney, Pa.; Martin R. Thorp, Ohio: C.; Henry Randall. Webb,’ D.C.; Mi.; Seymer G. Wilson, Th Be .__—s—_ .: Canrtco’s “Crusape.—James Carrico, of 20th street northwest, who appeared against half a dozen restaurant keepers in the Police Court sev- eral days ago for keeping their bars open on Sun- day, and gave a3 a reason for his movement against them that the bar-rooms got $19,000 of his Money and reduced him to hard work, is getting signatures to an application to be appointed a special officer, He says he does not ask any-salary’ or compensation of any kind, but only wants to Pfoseoute the ilquor-sellers for violating the aw. ae Amusenicnts, ‘TimaTER Comique.—The feature of the per- formance at the Comique this week 1s the sensa- tional drama entitled “Si Salem.” The tille role is taken by Mr. J. J. Riley. The performance closes with the minuet, DuiveRr’s SUMMER GaKDEN.—Carlo Bonedett}, the wonderful Swedish phenomenon, will appear here every evening this week; also the great opera Douffe artists, Mr. and Mrs. Brennan and Capt. Lalbie, and 21'vocal and fnstrumental artists, Diug MUSEUM.—The following are the attrac- ions at this popular resort this week; Panorama of the Ri a visit to Faderland, the great Philions, the arfel suspension, the three Franklins, Hetron the phenomenon, Maggie Willett, Harry ‘Thorne, dramatic company, &c. steams Adie Excursions, &c. MARSHALL HALL.—The Registered Drug Clerks’ Association will give an excurston to Marshall Hall op Friday evening. ‘The W. W. Corcoran will leave at 6 p.m. and return at 12. A concert going and coming will be given by the Washinz- ton Operatic Association, with a chorus of fifty Votces, and the Marine band, under direction of Prof. John P. Sousa. ° MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.—The Mary Washington will leave her wharf Saturday evening, at 7:30, on & moonlight trip down the river. Dancing on the waxed dancing deck. She will return in good time for the street cara. QUANTICO AND Occoquan Fatis.—Steamer Mary Washington will make excursion trips to the ‘above places, To Quantico Pavilion every Sunday and Thursday. © Occoquan Falls every Monday and Wednesday, She will also go to Marshall Hall every Saturday. For particulars see the advertisement. GxeaT FALIS AND Cabin Jon Bripox.—Steam Packet Excelsior will make her regular trips to above places Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. High street and canal at 8 a.m. SUMMBR GARDEN, 628 Virgloia avenue ye open this evening. ARDEN.—The enjoyable entertain- ment which Is given here every evening attracts large audiences. Prof. Arth presides over the orchestra, and the Oberforscher Tyrolean concert troupe—6 ladies and 3 gentlemen. Swooning Scnoor.—Tils Is a very popular resort ther. It is open every day evening as follows: Gentlemen—7 to 9 a.m, to 10 p.m.; ladies—10 a.m. to12 m.; boys— to 7 p.m.’ Water constantly changing and clally heated. KINGMAN PLACE.—The ladies of St. Andrew's church will hold a strawberry festival at King man Place this evening and to-morrow evening. Tue BEAUTIFUL May cantata of “ Flora’s Fest!- val” will be given at Foundry M. E. caurch, Fri- | day evening, June 15th. This 43 pronounced the most Deautiftl floral cantata extant. It lias never but once before been given in Washington. care has been bestowed upon it by the directo: and those engaged with him to render it in the most effective manner. ‘There will be a chorus of fifty voices, with orchestral accompaniment. ———— Dors Hr Insustice.—It appears that Rey. Geo. Boseley, who was recently published as collecting money fn the west for a church at Huntingdon, Pa., 18 the general missionary of the Allégheny A. ————— Ret, Estate SALys.—Thomas Dowling has re- cently sold the following real estate: For the owner, lot 40, in square 197, 16 feet 9 inches, by 120 feet, tinproved by small frame welling and store, No, 1145 16th street, to P. B. Dunn, for , Which 48 over $1.50 per foot. The sale was largely at- tended, and spirited bidding, giving a decided evi- dence that there is a demand tor propery on 16th street, For John E. McNally and Edwin B. Hay, trustees, sub. lot 14, in Hoffman’s recorded supdt- vision of cael lot 2, in square 629, with im- rovements, No. 424 New Jersey avenue northwest, fo Hugh Dohnoghue, for $1,770. pens LIE MaRRraGe Lrcenses.—The clerk of the court has issued marriage licenses to James Chase ‘and Mary F. Matthews; Arthur Murphy, of Brook- lyn, N. ¥., and Florence K. Nokes; Samuel Snow- den and Sophronia Harris; John H. Parker and Annie E. Duncan; W. H. Butler, of St. Mary’s county, Md., and Rebecca Ann "Tasco, of Prince George’ county, Md.; Boston Green and Loutsa Dornin; Chas. Porter, of South Manchester, Conn. and Mary Emma Patton, of Middletown, Conn. Edward Allen Violett and Sarah Kennedy; Wm. Virginia aoe of Loudon county, Va., and saille Dunbar Miller; Eamund Jackson and Hattie jayles, MURPHY—Nor! Mr. Arthur Murphy, jr.. and Miss Katherine F. Nokes were married last even- ing at Trinity P. R. church, in the presence of a large company. "Rev. Dr. Addison, the rector, ofli- clated. Dr. MeGay, of New York, acted as best The bridesmatds were Misses Alice M. Annie Ourand, Edna Buck, of Boston, and ‘air, of Minneapolis. The ushers wera harles H. Ourand, Edward T. Keyser, and ©. Sitlard Smith. After the ceremony Mr, and Mrs. Murphy held a reception at 509 2d street northwest, the home of the bride’s parents, Se ee "The Courts. Count IN GENERAL Term. Yesterday, Fifth Baptist church agt. Baltimore and Potomat Rallway company; plaintiff entitled to interest on judgment to be patd. Citizens? National bank agt. Farning; judgment below agirmed. Helleg agt. Blake; mandate filed. Adjourned until next Monday. Circurr Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Hopkins agt. District of Columbia; verdict for defendant. Richands agt. Wilson; time to plead extended to June 16. Libby agt. Wine; Sudgment ar condemnation. Mayniian gt. Des- mond; verdiét for defendant. Toiman agt. Phelps; on hearing. To-day, Barbour & Hamilton agt. Dowling; Beebe agt. Seufert; Galt & Co. agt. Greer; same agt. Dowling, (two cases); Hume-agt. Nicl; Shafer & Co. agt. McGee; King agt. Sweet; Shantion agt. Snelbaker; Brown & Co. agt. Dowling, and North- ern Liberty Market Co. agt. Glick; defaults. Van Riswick agt. Cissell; demurrer sustained and de- fendants pleas to amend. &e. Anderson agt. Smith; suit dismissed. Tolman agt. Phelps; on ve E. Zion conference, having been appointed in | bearing. August last, and from the fact that he is now at Equiry Courr--Judge James. Franklin, where the conference was held, itis ap- | Yesterday, Rogers agt. Dye; rule cn defendant parent that there has been some mistake in the | returnable June 7 granted, Hume agt. Brown; testimony ordered taken in forty days. Blake agt. Fant; F. H. Mackey appointed guardian ad 1 Fitzgerald agt. Fitegera ld; divorce a vinculo mat- rimonil granted. Woodruff agt. National Shelf and File company; heating continued. foe es ne Battal Affairs in West Washington. Liymovs Insrirvre.—The eighth annual com- mencement of the Linthicum Institute was held at the Curtls school building last evening. ‘The hall Was crowded to Its utmost capacity. | The prograin comprised a Wate by Kev. John 8, Lindsay; sal- utatory by H. Wellen Fisher; recitations by LB. Nordiinger and_W. J. Indermauer; a scene trom “Richelieu,” by 7. Nordlinger and A ger; an comedy of “Incog, or Make Fine ‘Sura ” fn which O. Pulizzl, J. Blair, J. M. McGill, B. Nordlinger, A. L. Kautman, Myer’ Cohen and 'R. ©. Balinger took part. Ex: Commigstoner Dent, president of the board of trustees, awarded the prizes as follows: First publications reflecting upon him, which found their way into several papers, including the re- ligious press. ee es SUIT FOR $10,000 DAMAGES FOR FAise Impnis- ONMENT.—The Circuit Court, Judge Mac Arthur, is engaged in the trial of the case of George R. Tolman against ex-District Commissioner 8. L. pe) for $10,000 damages for false imprisonment. ‘The defendant employed the plaintiff to erect his houses after the death of the late T. M. Plowman, and a dispute arising Tolman was discharged; and he claiming the plans and specifications re~ fused to surrender them to defendant. Capt. Phelps procured awatrant July 4th, 1870, chars- ing Tolman with larceny, on which he was arrested and taken to a late station, and the case belng heard by Judge Suell the prisoner was dismissed. Messra John &. Norris and H. E. Davis appear for plaintiff, and Mesara. Riddle and Miller for detendant. in, ‘ine Feathers izes each, to Raiph Hall and J. E. Blair; caren Bonk, TE anes 8 AmNGTORTAR. | peoond pri. sa} to Win neall; Ronorabiy men” bookseller, on Pennsylvania avenue,hearthe corner | Woreting wy" wuesy He Wellen Fisher, A. A. Has- of Ist street, died at Norfolk, Va.,on the 4th in- stant. Mr. Bohn published for some years the Con- gressional directory, now published at the Gov- ernment_ Printing ice Major Ben Perley Poore. _ He also published Views of Washington, a Hand Book of Washington, ete. At the close of the war, Mr. Bohn opened a 1 Publishing house in’ Richmond, Vay with Mr. HF Sardo. 15 one of the firm, and later started the Norfolk News company, which 1s still in successful opera- ton. Mr. Bohn was born in Baden Baden, in 1816, and came to Washington while yet.a young man, and engaged in the book business, which he car: Fed on until Congress widened the avenue, near 1st street. He will be buried in Norfolk on the 6th inst. He leaves a wife and six children in com- fortable circumstannes, 5 — A Snort Vacation.—Agnes White, a gray-haired woman, about sixty years old, who'has spent the greater part of the last thirty years in the work- jouse, Was in the dock at Judge Snell’s court this morning charged with being a vagrant and with being found drunk on the street. The old woman pleaded to be let off, saying that she only got out of the workhouse at’ o'clock yesterday afternoon, after serving three months,and was arrested again in a few hours. A sentence of 90 days on the farm Was Imposed, and the wreck of a once handsome woman tottered into the dock for the hundredth time, while the officers sitting around the court, who’ had many a hard struggle with her, re- marked, “Ah! the old woman ts dying at last—she RAS he cooeim usion. Daas at turbid; recelving reservoir, north connection, do. REeGIstRR BRUCE SERENADRD.—The Gapttal City | South connection, clear; distributing reservoir, Guards last evening serenaded Hon. B. K. Bruce, | clear. the Register of the Treasury, at his home, No. 909 a M street northwest. Mr. Bruce acknowledged the compliment in a happy speech. Speeches were also made by Capt. Smallwood, Prot. ‘T.Greener, . P. Wilson, of Mississippi, and others. ‘The Guards were very hospitably, entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce. ——.____ RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.—In tho Police Court THE COAL TxaDE.—The shipments from the mines of the Cumberland coal region for the week ended Saturday, June 2, werd 52,700 tons, and for the year to that date 800,124 tons, an increas of oma.z74 tonsas compared with thé corresponding period of 1882 ‘The coal was shipped as follows: To Baltimore and Onlo railroad and local potnts— week, 24.422 tons: year, 538,932 tons; increase over’ last’ year, 120,533 tons. To Chesa- peake and Ohio Ganal—weck, 19,075 tons; year, 184,502 tons; increase over 1682, 179,843 tohs. To Pennsylvania railroad—week, 8,803 tons; year, 689 tons; increase over 1883, 91,847 tons. BUILDING ‘ASsoctATION.—At the thirteenth regu- lar monthly meeting of the First Co-operative Building Assoclation, held last night at Dashaway Hall $3500 was gold at premiums ranging from 6 to8i percent. The new issue 1s belng largely sub- seribed for. ‘THE CATHOLIC UNION met lastnight, and arrange- ments were inade to send delegates to the meeting of the national union at Brooklyn. The arranze- ments for their excursion on July 24 next were also perfected. ‘The union has lately rocelved sev. eral donations of books from prominent citizens of Georgetown, Grain.—Arrived—Boats Ruby and Dunlop with wheat and corn. Sales—1,500 bushels wheat at 121 to 123; 9,500 bushels sold to arrive at 125. A NUISANCE.—The residents on 20th street, near K, complain of the compost dumped in thatnelgh- hood ConpiTIoN oF THR WarTER.—Great Falls very Sx DISEASES. FIFTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING. Y COV- this morning the charge of receiving stolen | ERED WITH HUMOR.—HAD TWELVE Doc- goods, knowing them to be stolen, against Thos. | TOHS.—PAID OU'l $500.—NO CURE.—NO HOPE. ‘ay, a second-hand dealer at the corner of 4th and I streets, which has been before the court several days, was dis} of. He was chal with buy- ing a drop-light for 50 cents that had been stolen I will now state that I made a miraculous cure of one man forty years old; had suffered fifteen years. His from Mr. Rawin Zatspaw. The defendant failed | Pehela erpemanne tat nat te Ute ee to answer this morning, and the court gave a | different phowiciana, who ibed the best remedies judgment of guilty and réturned the property to | known to the proféaiion, 28 iodide potassium, the owner. An attachment was issued for the are eS corrosive sublimate, Semmes eto. Hi defendant. He afterwards came in, and the court 1d $500 oie inedical fepgy yin epi dted relief. imposed a fine of $1 for receiving stolen goods and wailed upon him to use the CUrIcURA RESOLVENT (blood purifier) internally, and the Cu:toura and Cu- dissolved the attachment. TICURA Soap externally. "He did so, and was com- a : " Sate or Lors.—R. O. Holtzman will sell at_auc- ponies le bod wi mp eamiede en loathe: tion some beautiful building lots, corner of 6th | some appearance, is now as soft. and smooth as an. in- and M streets northeast, to-morrow afternoon at | faut's, with no scar oF disease left behind. G6 o'clock. ow been, cured twelve months. Heportoa by Satz or FurNirure.—Thomas Dowling will seli| Reference, Dr. H. Bazn, C! red, 80. to-morrow at 1209 K street, the residence of Mr. Louls de Geofroy, a very superior collection of — household Sale will commence promptly ae HELPLESS FOR EIGHT UNABLE sae WALK FOR ONE YEAR GOT ADOUL ON HANDS AND KNEES.—A WONDERFUL CURE. B80! RE, Thave had a most wonderful cure of Balt Rhe Assovoreny Po seventeen years] suffered with Fat itheum;T hag it towel. only on" my bands aed ests, or anes Thave not been able fo help myself for sight geste ni oo fried hundreds of remedies; not one had the least effect. 0 PY ‘The doctors said my case was incurable. Bo my parents fi $ 3 fried everything that came along," eaw your edver- BR 00 2 Be ihe Cotiousa brought tne uaiaar eons akin. It would drop off as it came out, until now I am en All I can say 4s, I thank Fou most hearti- for my cure. Any person who thinks this letter a —_ fe - 906 rand et thom wile of come and se ane, and find oct Be AA Ex ue @ S WILL McDONALD, *, Bi ea 2642 Dearborn street, Obicago, I. aa aa — THE CUTICURA TREATMENT, 00 8 ow w ppp for the eure of Skin, Blood Diseases, con- rg 3 Gwewep = Sinisa the tag of € rae mA lmsouvers, the oe 2 ee oe Guricuma Soin, the Great Buin Curses Priccet - small 60 ota, ; large boxes, $1, Cu- sears Resceveny ge oh, Cera Ra “Pollet Brag and Chemical Oo, Boston, ‘This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition * BABY. © ‘with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders, Sold only tm cans. Borat Bax- oe ‘IHG POWDER Ooh. 106 Wall street, 3s Xa -| the street. A canal boatman, named Gi 1 the worat cases of skin diseases known. The patient | > 2,700.00 s+ $8,700.00 41,512.40 e Appropriations for police, fire department, , &c., are unchanged. The Of 1888-4 13 $86,564.90 against CHANGES aT KING-SrageT Doce.—The Wash- ington and Alexandria Ferry Company are mak- ing a large change for the better at its wharves will extend directiy to the slip, and upou thie mae depot will be Wharf. Meanwhile, the city committee on streets isextending King street twenty feet into the dock. No “banking out” of this kind has been done be- fore since 1790, All along the river front very con- siderable improvements have been made, THE QUEEN Street Dock.—The city committee On streets ts preparing plans and specifications for the improvement of the Queen street dock. This dock, which covers a water front more than twice the width of Queen street, also extends further West than any Other water on the Improved river front, the water here coming into Union street. ‘The ground on which it 1s located 1s part of the Water lots which on Christmas day, 1768, the trus- tees or town council of the town granted for 99 Years by the following lease: “ On the application of John and Thomas Kirkpatrick for leave to make what ground they see fit and bulld a ware- house or warehouses on the east side of Water street, opposite lot No. 26, and the north side of Queen street, not interfering with lot No. 20, the trustees, on the application aforesaid, do grant and give tothe said John G. and Thomas Kirk- Patrick, thelr heirs, &., all the right and title tho Sald trustees may Nave, with full power, right and Uberty to make ground out of the Potomack, butld Warehouses, ‘warffs,’ to octupy, &., their heirs and assigas, for the space of ninety-nine years, they paying anoualiy, or when demanded, for the use Of the sald town of Alexandria, the sum of five shillings, current money, comniencing the ‘2th of December, 1763, (Signed) G. W. Fairfax, ‘Wm. Ramsay, Jonn Daiton, John Carlyle, Robert Adam, Harry Piper.” THe ALMS House Vistration.—The annual visit to the alms house by the city authorities men- tioned yesterday did not conclude yesterday eve- ning until nearly sunset. At a collation served on the occasion, amid a profusion of flowers, Dr. W. M. Smith read a reception address of Mra. Corn- Well, the matron, and addresses by president Downham, ex-mayor McKensle, president Douglas, Hon. Geo. 'W. Rock and others. INVESTIGATION.—The committee on finance last night continued the investigation of the Cameron street Improvement matter and examined a num- ber of witnesses. - PoLIce Rerort.—Dennis Nelson and daughter Were arrested last evening by the police and re- leased on collateral The mayor at his last court Qned John Swintance $3 for disorderly pala eorge Moore, assaulted. and cut a’ colored boy at the canal. He ran off, and being pursned by three policemen swam across the canal, dut was flaally Pies Justice Arnel sent him to Jail for ten s. RerortRR's Notes—Tho Hydraulion engine company heid its regular meeting last night, J. S. Beach being 1n the chair, and rejected two app cants for membership.—The whole amount re- celved by the city for licenses to June 1st, 1883, Was $6,062.05.——The now Washington, Onfo and Western railroad comp any will in a short time add four new passenger cars to their stock.. Workmen are repairing tho Midland railroad ferry slip at the east ond of the Wilkes street tunnel. > Mr. Thomas Kinsloe, residing at the corner of Prince and Royal streets, carne home from Wash- ington, Monday evening, with one of his hands very badly mangled {n the machinery of the rill at the foot of 9th street, Washington, Mr. Uhler, one of the proprietors of the mill, who resides on Washington street here, had cneof his hands badly cut—An insane ‘colored woman named Emma Redman, living near Gibbon and Columbus strects, was sent to jail yesterday for safe cus- toly. ‘She had attemipted'to kill one of her chil ren. TAXe00R aNp LassrTupE, 80 COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A TOR- PID CONDITION OF 1HE LIVER AND A SLUG- GISH CIROULATION OF THE LIFE-GIVING FLUIDS. A THASPOONEUL OF TAKRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT IN A GLASS OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND REGULATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN AND PURIFY THE CIiCULATION, AND IMPART NEW LIFE AND VIGOR TO EVERY FUNC- TION OF THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE IT. ee POR SALE «PRETTY IT acres, on Georgetown and, 036 from Georgetown and 1% miles. from, idockvilie® ecissora, 8 Japanese fans, parasols, Srvsa ne: ish folding fans, 6 porcelain indi- with 6 spoon T“shavt ag picr brush, gi mi by Tooted wash basins’ assorted Golore’4 water Cum: Diers, 8-7 inch dishes, 8 footed berry saucers, 1 stove brush with 8 cakes of polish, 8 lunch Das- kets, 6 qt. milk 4sad Iron stands, syrup caus, 81 qt tin cups,8 table mats, coffee boilers, 2 straw folding fans; also immense bargains baby carriages, refrigerators, ice chests and tray- eling trunks of the best manufactures. The Followi Immense Bargains will be sold to-morrow only at M. Augenstein’s, 817 7th street northwest: 1 qt. sprinklers,10c. ; flat lass cake plates, 2 ice cream saucers to e Span butt tea Spply toF WAGE Aut lia R RENT—HOTEL AT WASHINGTON GROVE Camp Gi rented round ; to be a8 & hotel or and with or without the store. EF. SIMPSCN, ', 1005 Pennsylvania avenue n. w. je6-t x AP Fo by SEY PROPERTY sgengy ely cIry. eight and @ quarter acres on iles from the cit Ymits. Improve- nt-room House, larye baru and other out ine . 1,000 DWARF PEAR TREES IN FULL BEARING. com Secre! iron and stand 22c. ; chamber pails, all colors, 33c.; | ‘The louse is located in’ # Gz. covered jelly tumblers, 19c.; 36 dz larger | an eminence commanding a magnificent view of the Bize, 20. 3 34 dz. 1 size, Sc. ; cllenders, 10c ; | furrounding country and the eas 6 qt. block-tin saucepans, 2c. ; 8 qt. 2c. ; 6qt. w: Li cheap as Pe fing LS ter pails, 10c.; knife and fork boxes, ioc. plece; | SoycheeP au |. V. S. HUNCK, baby carriages and trunks of the best manufi Real Estate Broker, turers, at reduced prices. t Enrich ont revitalize the blood by using Brown’s Iron Bit- rs, CHARLOTTEVILLE, Va.—Mr. C, H. Harman, Prest- dent of the Peoples’ Bank, testifies to the value Gs Brown’s Iron Bitters for relieving indiges- ion, MARIANNA, FLa.—Dr. Theo. West says:—“I con- siaere Brown's Iron Bitters the best tonic that is sold.” 1505 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite north cutrance U. 8. Treasury. Jea-ct JOR SALE-SIXTY-EIGHT ACF. ted ucross the Fastern Branch. fork avenu: Ue UN will ex: Farm in ES, FI WM. P. PERSIGNED 01 Rg FOR St change for city property of equel value, © irles county, Mat, near Waidort, 2 iniien from the Baltimore and Potomse Railroad, where there are two stations, one at Mattawoman, the other .t Wal- lorf, with cood ievel roads leading to'them. ‘This farm. ‘outains 265 acres, and is divided into three shifte, the Whole being under good fencing, with an abundsnce of oak and pine timber tolast forever. There is a grist snd saw mill at Mattawoman station, public school within a quarter of a mile of the house, a Catholic in three hundred yards of the dwelling and three never failing springs near Dy ‘The land is ood and easily cuitivated; has 0: it a cdMifortable two-story dwelling, nearly uew, with eight rooms and a handsome park; all necessary’ outbuildings, inclu a large . all of which arein good order. Also, anew ten. ant’s house. Why Serge? A corruption of surge from a resemblance to the action of’the ocean waves, ‘There are three kinds of weaves, the plain the twill (-urge) and the basket, all others are combinations of these three. For summer use I have a desirable assortment of huns’ surge or worsted twill sults in realy made Stock. The larger part of such goods in the market are cotton warps, mine are all worsted. Try them. . GEO. C, HEXNING, Any one wishing to cee the property can do so by tak. ing the 4-aD evontog train, stap ac Waldorf thet cicht, 5 410 7th street. drive to the farm in fe. mornin tn. thlrte tuinutes eam a Fn to Wi Spring Time Rapidly Flics, ington in 2: evening Gale one reeaee 80 Wash And as rapidly it seems the Wheel of Fortune is turned by Gen’ls G. T. Beauregard, of Loulistana, and Jubal A. Early, of es toe at New Orleans, La., in the monthly distribution of the Louisiana State Lottery Company. The next. (the 157th) 1s A the Grand Sentl-Annual, when $522,500 ts scattered every which way in sums of $150,000 down, on ‘The undersizned will go down with an; wishing to examine the premises, shai 8. B. ROARMAN, Tuesday, June 12th, Whole tickets are $10, frac- | je2-6¢* Bank of Washington. tonal parts proportionately, and any information can be obtained from M.A. Dauphin, New Orleans, R SALE. La. Who will it be—to be enriched forever? be Genuine Diamonds - at forced sale. Having a larger stock than we need during the summer we will sell this week only at prime cost. A few bargains are: 5 stone cluster ring $25, regular price $40. 7 stone cluster ring 45, regular price 65. 11 stone cluster ring $65, te ee price $90. Solitaire ring, set in band, $38, regular price $50. Solitaire ring, 24 carat, $135, eu e ‘ice $175. A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION? We offer for sale, in whole or in part, the property Known as ‘Whitney Close.” lying both sides of Whit- ney avenue, at the main entrance to the Xoldiers’ Home, containing about 40 actes, comprising the finest bulld- ing sites north of the city. Al be gold entire of tn part, Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 132% F streot northwest, near Ebbitt House. OR SALE THE BEAUT FUL SUBURBAN RES- Solitaire earrings at $20, $25,’ $30, $40 ten pune Acie, or toons watwenan sak foe Soak Solitaire studs at $10, §15, $30 to $150. care, Ac of a ule west of Georgetown ‘view surparsing m,w,f R. Harris & Co,, 4327th street, all others, extending from Fort Washington South tothe Blue Hidge on fhe north; some Io 18 acres in high state of cultivation, fruits, &c. : splendid residence. This property cay only be appreciated by a perronal inspection, sits Beauties eannot be described. Call as above any’ day after 8 p.m.,.oron JOHN J LIGHTFOOT, 91h street wing Center Market. 1 BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME FOR SALE AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Niteinta, slaty miles from Washington, D. C., via Vir- nia Midland ailroad, 634 miles from Warrenton, Vas Heautifuily looated on a hill, 105 feet above the Rappa- hannock river, 250 feet portheast of the ew hotel at the Junction of two of the principal drives, on Lot No. 2, ee aie ooh oi aor os =o ee ween 3. Porch snd entire cottage Beautifully LIGHTED WITll GAS. Steck ianare chandeliers and brackets. Length of porch, 115 feet. First Story—Celling eleven fect; tw plding doors between them: ‘onen freplaocs th, each; nil, large closet, bath-roor and water closet; nix Will: sxo0d Advice. dows opening to'floor on poroh; inside bids. Nearly all the ills that afflict us can be pre- Story—Ceiline ten feet; two roome, 16x18; Fented and cured by Keeping the stomach, Mver | three lange closets and hall; font windows im each rooni and kidneys in perfect working order. There ig | hd double window in hall: iuside blinds, nO medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker’s Ginger Toni oon . = e \d servants’ hb : Bicycle Shirts. ee Gute Base ball and boiting shirts, ail styles, colors | Cottace is well furnished—two sets wicker furniture me size: ae and ora, ae ea up to $4.50 = pares, noe ane) Pee ee spine for bed-roome, apiece. pecial rates to clubs. jaunples al Phot ied Pat aree ‘otograph of cottae can ‘be acen at office of General Aterbach’s, cor. 7th and H streets. Lppa Hunton, Room 37, Corcoran Building, Washing- * © uchu-Paiba.? ton, D. at ay office, Warrenton, Va., and at my Quick, complete cure, all annoying Ktdney,Blad- r der and Urinary diseases. $1. Druggists. 3 Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, On Thirty Days? Tri The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltalc” Belts and Electric Appitances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are affileted with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No tisk 13 incurred, as thirty days’ triat-ts al lowed. W,8,ui The Safest Way, ‘Tho safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair 1s furnished by Parker's Hair jalsam, whicn is deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness. Swiss roof with ornamental Tower. Ventilation per- fect, “The wholo built of the best material aud huisued in the best styie in 1881. le, office in New Yor! ~ Being unable to occupy the above 7 becaure of my change of ‘res.dence, I will sal foe whose for ,000, one-half cash, balance in twelve months with H. R. GARDENS, Attorney-at-Law, “Alderney Dairy W: Ld Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning > Building, and delivered in 3¢-lb. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. mand Albo, cottage chetse, buttermilk’ and sweet milk, | _my26-39* amma eo pe mente Oren Ie ping) QOR SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE COTTAGE = = sites, cn the grounds of the Fangvier White Sulphur DIED. near Warrenton, Va.,_ Will be sold OF ex ny a. changed for real or personal Yautaxeous terms. Address my26 Cc LOTHING FOR HOT WEATHER. AT HOME, MOUNTAIN TOP, SEA SIDE OR BAY. FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, CASSIMERE AND FLANNEL SUITS, DRAP D'£TA SUITS, SERGES AND SEERSUCKER SUIIS, LINEN SUITS, C4SSIMERE PANTA- LOONS, WHITE DUCK VESTS, &c., &c. TRAVELING COATS OR DUSTERS IN WORSTED AND LINEN. Our Stock of GENT'S FURNISHINGS is first-class in every respect. §2~ OUR PRICES THE LOWEST. NOAH WALKER & CO., Je5-6t 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Keep Coor. THIN CLOTHING JUST SUITABLE FOR THIS WEATHER. CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER SUITS. ENGLISH SEERSUCKER SUITS. MOHAIR SUITS, NUN'S CLOTH SUITS. PONGEE COATS AND VESTS. DRAB ET TAE SUITS. ENGLISH SERGE SUITS, TRUE BLUE SERGE SUITS. SILK DUSTERS. PUNGZE DUSTERS, . ALPACA COATS, OFFICE COATS. WHITE VESTS, FANCY ENGLISH DUCK VESTS. In fact, if you are looking for anything in the way of CLOTHING, come right ¢o Headauarters and you will be sure to find just what you want, A. BAKS & CO, LEADING CLOTHIERS, 216. AND 318-SEVENTH STREET. Tex P, EB Cenr Discount ON ALL SALES FOR THIRTY DAYS, SEATON PERRY uccessor fo Perry & Brother) PREVIOUS TO REMODELING THE FRONT AND MAKING OTHER EXTENSIVE IMPROVE- MENTS TO HIS STORE, WILL ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES FOR THIRTY DAYS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, MAY 8isr. THIS I8 A ‘‘RARE OPPORTUNITY" TO BUY NEW AND CHOICE DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS: Ouse Stock ane , AT TEN PEB CENT LESS THAN THE LOW- EST RETSIL PRICES, AS THE WHOLE STOCK HAS BEEN PURCHASED FROM FIRST HANDS FOR CASH. §27" ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIG! FROM WHICH TEN PER CENT WILL BE DE-| my26 DUCKED. SEATON PERRY, ‘Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street, Betablished 1540, en ‘operty on the most ad- Jo Star office, my8:30° 2:40 o'clock, CASE- ofhisage. || BOHN. On June4, 1883, MEN BOHN, ig the slaty-thin he Yaterment Norfolk, a SQURORBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE IN THE Rap. AVIS, let fever, on June Sth, 1883, at ly growing village of AN TIA; ACKE 11:85 pein. GEORGE ROTRWELE Davrae clase | Property VILA ates cad tanldine lobe child of Chiries Tr. and Ida 8. Davis, aged 0 years, 6 |" Money xdvanocd to purchasers wishing to build. months and 20 daya. Apply to Funeral private from parents’ residence, No, 411 % H. A. GRISWOLD, $d street northwest ‘Thursday, June 7th, af 11 o'clook a.m. Interment af Glenwood: S LUSBY,, At 4 o'closk a.m., June, 6, 1883, Biss AUCTION SALES Notice of funeral tormersee soe area WOIGE AND, MOST VALUABLE “BUILD PLANT. On the 5th of June. 1883, of dropay of the SITES POR SALE AT PUBLIC AUC LION beart, AGNES THERESA PLAN'r, fourteen | ,.On MONDAY, ok ELEVENTH. 1883, at, ears and twelve days, beloved daughter of Walier and | HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK B. M., I sha! sie rom ge. | faseeor ia, SARA, ey Moet 7 ° rami Aleve ane aay wporeing nt Hl cielock from BE. | pose Nee bin sland ate ahee seek northwest, ROBELTSON, 5, 1889, Mra MATILDA | Yaluable for business urposes. ‘AESIX O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, the splendid buila- ing Lot northwest corner 12th ahd K northwest, con- fining, after some reservation, about 2,200 square re And at HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, the two choles building sites, Lots Nos. 14and 15, {i uare No. 283, having a flontage of 54 feet on Massa. chusetts avenué, between 12th and 13th nordhwest with an average depth cf about 75 fect to s ten-foot alley. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance six and twelve On June ROBERTSON, wife of the late Frederick James Rob- mn, v1 rear age. Funeral from her tate residence, Non 64 street southeast, to-morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. PERSONAL. ——— th Ce Bee ce BON 9. CANT BE ADDHESSED | monthe with interest at hx per cent soml-aonual, se e through Lock Box 3:7, City Post Office. See him 3 posit on each lot sold. at once. Ued-6t*] R. MB. at — - P. YOUNG, Auctioneer. SEWING MACHINES, &c. TP ENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ‘H STREET SEWING MACHINE House, | ADMINISTRATORS' SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- 8 A SEWING MACHINE HOUSE, NITURE, &c,, CONTAINED IN HOUSE No. SPELLS RD Aes 225 BS Ht NORTHWEST, CONSISTING IX PART OF PLUSH SOFAS. ‘PLUSH “CHalns BOO} ES, WHATNOTS, WALXUT AND a Bay ABE BEASY ade, “All movements made of the finest steel. Ni Roles to thread, neither has its shuttles. We sell omy, bes 8, ,COMMODES, HAL first-class new improved machines of different makes, Le EDS ‘We guarantee the finest assortment, most sibility BER AND GouaR SrhPEa eset and lowest prices. No outside agents, class ma- ulema SS OEY Chines for rent,” All kinds repaired and warranted. | CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, "KITCHEN Tustrated catalogue and price-list mailed free to any | _REQ ewig address, C. AUERBACH, By virtue of an order iasued by the Supreme Court of Ya Furnisiioge aust Hats Gest door aS” | bite business we wilkerl a eeeebere cant pega Gente Fownl ae Eee eee mit. | on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. A; }, cominencing at TEN O'CLOCK, ali the Furni- HE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE, Pies &Xc., contained therein, being partly em Positively is the lightest running Machine ever mado; | #¥0Ve to which the attention Ores Pei OT feats ea see a so EE or eal aprogsaremmed i secomnencton. ftmmiaea | 20-0 sees Pen ulogeayeen, sas fe mmuleand sable tnat | YPWIOMAS DOWLING, Avcnouee. and made adjustable, thus ALE OF Bo making the wmachine in the market. Be sure and, try the iachine before you decide for durability, aimp‘icity and beauty of finish. It has no eq and examine it af ‘OPPENHEIMER'S, pEpliable Sewing lachin« ‘Machine Re 918 BREET NORTHWEST, St. Cloud Building, Good Machines for rent. All kinds repaired. my12 ‘© WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENT agent to talk you to death, but the Finest Assort- iment of all the Leasing Sewing Machines at prices that no canvasser can app! Renting, Rey 4 ‘McKENNEY, my3 427 9th street. 8. OK! MONDAY EVENING, TORE trevenre, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. EXXCUTORS' SALE, BY CATALOGUE, OF THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE ELIAB KINGMAN, TOGETHER WITH THREE GOLD WATCHES, BY ORDER OF KINGMAN AND BOICE, EXECU- ALSO, BOOKS BELONGING TO OTHER OWNERS, iG. SOME GERMAN AND FRENCH BOOKS. OTION ROOMS. 8. Wy COUNER, PENNSYLYA. AUGTS AVERUE AND ELEVENTH STREETS ‘WASHING’ D.C, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE ELEVENTH, 1883, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS, COMMENCING AT ei SEVEN O'CLOCK. Jec~ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, 1HOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. SAFE DEPOSIT CO. ECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of W: - |ANCERY 5: OF VALUABLE ROVED In its own building, REAL PRopwary ON Gab foL HILt, BELNG 4 Nos. 11 AND 13 Lae STREET, BETWEEN Cozner 15TH Sraerr axp New Yorx Ave. EAST CAPITOL AND SOUTH A 8TEI Paresh Cte Ait Conerem decneey saa ane | ia razance cf dare ofthe Supreme Court as 2 aol fouls grasa tga eileen | Puma ease wate ‘carmen Joining Vaulta, provided for Safe-renters. oa doce ig? als He ties a mi ieos = we . VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT ‘Columbia, and known and described ‘TIME-LOCE. ry pened “Go” and Be, respectively, in repeat Yecvaneas ence poe | Mecca nee inclu fo taken jal KEEPING, on Lote be offered separately. SPECIAL GUARANTEE: at the Lowest lates. Terma of meee oe ore ee ‘One JAMIN P. SNYDER, Presideh fro equal indtaliments: payable fwelve and twenty-four CHARLES OT GPOVEN at Binns Go., Vice President, Bieothay Zespectvely, aftr the any of sale, ith inter TEVANT, Pocretary. ‘of sale shall not ‘be fuly. one ae Meg, Nyman, Asst. Seay. sale, re-sell tbe Te Biante yah G. Parke, my se6-dbds 406 bth street northwest. (For Other Auctions Ses Seventh Pace.. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH| 4 ssiGNer's SALE OF LINE OF STRAW GOODS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS At 1813 F street northwest, low for cash. J. T. DYER, Assignee. AY, MAY 297m, we will offers On snd after MONDAY, MAY 207% 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. all the desirable Pay rece EE AND eat an yt action, ABTHUR Katt, r pays putandl, 20000D, ena tian ieee, $s PARASOLS. Coaching Parasols, all col 50. Toried Silk Par PONE ‘and $2.50. ‘Satin Parasols, STRAW MATTING. Plain, White and Fancy styles, Floor Oil Cloths, all widths, from 37 cents, c. M TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South aide, noar Tthg ye2 4 Lowssr Paice Gvanastren on SPRING DRESS GOODS, FIGURED LINEN Lawnat’ FIGURED FRENCH SATINES, a WHITE GOODS, TYLER & CHEWNING, NNSYLVANTA A Persian Lawns, 25, 40 and 35 ets. 60 preags flmred nt Sotted Swiss, part of a bankrupt stock. half price. ‘ 383 Mulla, ite and colors, 28 cts. dite and Cream Holes. tanimed with Irish Point, aff 1 case of coli reduced e Linen ora. only 15 « prices. ‘1 Lawns, printed in new styles an! ure Linen Lawns, new styles, 25 ct To ochiee wise, plain and ta ‘oom ne, choice strlen only 23 cts, of Ail-woo! Banting left, which we will close out at 12% cts. for plain, and 90 cts. for lace patterns, less than half their former value. J. A. LUITKELL & Co., Jed 817 Market 5) “ x Beacrees. Frexcn Law NS, 25. FIGURED SATINS, beautiful styles, reduced from ST tos. SILER, 37; SILKS, 50; SILKS, ¢2. NUN'S VEILINGS, fine quality, 20, FANCY SILKS, reduced from 75 to 59, NUN'S VEILINGS, 42 inches wiie, all pure Wook” (widest douvie width), reduced from 62 to ST. SURAH SILKS and Binck SILK KHADAMES, actual value $1.50, reduced to $1. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, actual value $1, reduced to 50e Black SILKS, heavy Gros Grain, reduced to $1, ang’ Very fine quality Black FKENCH SILKS, reduc from $1.75 to $1.25. Large Size WHITE QUILTS, reduced from $1.50 to$i.! CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON, Becutiful sitk and Wool DRESS GOODS, actually worth 59, reduced to 25. Pure SILK BLACK BRUCADE GRENADINES, every ‘Thread Slik, reduced from $1.50 to 75. CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. —< my29 ‘A crexniox, Livres: GUINNIP's, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET ¥. W. REDUCTIONS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF SILKS, “SLAUGHTERED PRICES” IN DRESS GOODS, “REDUCED PRICES” IN BLACK GOODS, STARTLING INDUCEMENTS IN LINENS. AMAZING ATTRACTIONS IN WHITE GOODB, A GENFRAL BREAK IN DOMESTICS, ENTICING ATTRACTIONS IN HOSIERY. A GENERAL STAMPEDE OF PRICES AMON OUR RIBBONS, LACES, TIS, PICHUS, COlie, SETS, &e., &e. eg Ova | Our Black and Colored SILK: rz c. ‘th 81 8 DAMES, OTTOMANS, TalriiaNe worth trouble toexamine, as they are duction of 15 per cent. canentrels en dic inet Geatee ine aie a ee cchtirels new desicu) in a per yard, orth €1.00. at ares Positively wi Our S0c. FOULARDS, for Traveling Suite, emer Sdmired for thuir beautiful desigue’aud Boe The run om our POLKA DOT SURAHS at #1 increases daily, aa they are certaiuly sorts 8Lo0 ey TOMEBIACK SILKS compriee such unakos, av Guinetg ‘apessear’ ion's sy &e., eclling duction of 0c. on the duilars ”” “8° viii Ia Luvin's BLACK, CASHMERES re have made clean eweep of our former marked them over, irrenpective of quility OF cont. Courtauld’s CRAPES have received the Fase da S itter di prises all the most ecasonable Fabrics, at ‘at prices that must command a ready sale. ant, olrps Goods Stock is men ge ey Pwd yt | ne is imtnense, as we have studied to selcet o Purchases with great care and at tae lowost prices: $7" Cull and examine for yourself, and you will fing the above statements correc are marl THE SEVENTH STREET ONY. PRICE STORES Where all are treated alike, GUINNIP & ©O., 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, XX. B.—Our Uptown Store, 620 Tth st. n.w. my26 a Orvexixa Dans, SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS: ar L. BEHRENDS’ BALTIMORE STORE, 908 Seventh Street Northwest. rnd New Materials for Dresses, « ‘col Nups Veiling, Albatross Cloth ond ‘Lawns and Domestios. it will repay Customers to examine our low prices, L. BEHRENDS, myis 908 SEVENTH STREET N. W, Bazoarss aT Mears. A fine aitiefe, pee en e arsed Sans lane Sent Halt Hose out eee Petco for the Beet Linen Siar: Mowery Sie Fine Dress Bara, erode for WL ready, a0 1000 Pretseet nortnvoat, UNDERTAKERS. “BR von. rs UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, (922 Pewnsrivaxta Avexvz X.W.