Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1883, Page 4

__THE EVENING STAR TUESDAY. Sate LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OTTICE OF THE CHIEF SioNar. OFFICER, Wasnixctox, D.C. July 17, 1883, 9:39 a. m. For the middle Atiantic states, partly cloudy weather, local rains, followed by cooler westerly ‘Winds, falling followed by rising barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIN—COOLER FAIR WEATHER TO- MORROW. ‘The following special temperatures were reported - at 7 a.m.: Eastport, 59°; Montreal, 71°; Q' gic; Mt Washington, 52°; veland, uluth, 56°; St. Paul, “85°; Denver, 56: Tanelseo, 54°; Washington, 76°. In’ New land on Wednesday local rains, followed by cooler fair weather. Cooler fair weather 1s Indicated for the districts east of the Misslssipp! valley on Wednesday. —_—> Parties leaving the city for the summer can de- posit trun ks of silverware, t ckage uf stlverwa tithg with the National Safe Deposit Co., Cofher 15th street and New York avenue, Cuirges quite moderate. OMlce hours, 9 a. 12. tO 4pin See adve pe cream bunting 26 luches wide 12%¢., New cre) Cochrane , Uptown, Fvsse11's Ick Cream shipped anywhere out of town. 500 SILK Panasors, from a manufacturer, at halt Price; find at 735 7th st. Young’s EW cool comfort, never before enjoyed, unicorn shirts, Cochrane's, Uptown. A Qvrstioy.—Some imagine that unless an ar- Uele is made in foreign countries that it does not possess aby merit. Our best M. D.’s say that for Medicinal use that Xander’s native wine takes the Jead; 911 7th street. CanreTs—Fatt Styixs.—Brnssels and Ingrain. All new styles Just from the best manusacturers. Remnants of carpets at half price. Towson’s, Pe hosylvania avenue, south side, near 7th-street market. Liste. gloves, ladies’, less than half price, Coch- rane’s, Uptown. Hanr's Roach Powder Is the best. No polson. YESTERDAY Private T. E. Lee, of the sixth pre- ¢inct, shot and killed a mad dog on 7th street, be- tween lant K streets northwest. Ger J. H. Kuehling’s excelsior copper lightaing Tod, 419 12th street northwest. New mitts, newest colors, low prices, Coch- Fane's, Uptown. ‘THE new train on the B. & P. RR. arriving here at 10:10 a.m. yesterday, made the run from Union depot, Baltimore, 41.7 miles, in 61 minutes. Tne “Aurora Vapor” stove, one of the best make, for sale by Samuel S. Shedd, 409 9th street. “No MENDING,” a charm to ladies, secured in unicorn shirts, Cochrane's, Uptown, AN Excitix@ game of base ball was played last evening between the Junior Nationals and North Washington Stars, the tormer winning by a score of 10 to7. The most interesting features of the Riise were the playing of Theodore, Johnson, riswell and Dickerson. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Swivuixe Scuoor.—Gentlemen 2:30 to 10 p.m. ‘THEATER Cowmqve.—Varietles. ABNER'S GARDEN.—UConcert. Driver's Garvey Srrow’s Ganve: Condensed Locals. ‘THE Stak will be sent by mall, post paid, to those leaving the city during the summer for any length Of Ume, and the address changed as often as de- Bired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, Posi- SIVELY IN ADVANCE’ A Bre was discovered about 10 o’clock last night im the lower story of butiding No. 515 7th street, occupied as omic: = torney, and othe! of fire from box 12. The proverts rm loss was about $500, Sullivan estate. i orphanage had a ful plenfe on the 13th instant in the woods near Kalorama. A colored man tamed Elward Duckett pleaded guilty in the Police Court this morning to stesling the rack in frontof Mr. Wagner's store, on Capitol Hill, and was sen- tenced to 60 days in jatL Mr. J. B. Ridgway, formerly of the B. &. P. rail- Toad, has bech appointed assistant superinten- Gent of the Southern Maryland raliroad, whose traind are running from Brandywine, "Prince Georse’s county, to Mechanicsville, St Mary's county. The correct list of ofcers of Lone Stir Bene- ficlal Association elected Sunday 1s as follows Wm. Loeffler, president; C. W. Keese, vice prest- dent; Richard A. O'Brien, recording secretary; Rudolph Glesier, (re-elected), fnanctal secretary; W. G. Widmayer, (re-ciected), treasurer; R. Riegel, J. Roth, J. Koehter, trustees. Jane Allen was sent to jail for sixty days by Judge Snell to-day for blacking the eye of Marga- ret Brown. Roth were colored women, A letter has been received from Mr. M. A. Clancy, assistant clerk of the court, dated Santa Fe, N. M.. 32th instant, in which he says that he has been so absorbed in the novelties about him that he has almost forgetien the outside world. Mr. Clancy 4g with his son, the secretary of the Territory. ‘The two charges of criminal libel against Sum- ner S. Kirk, Who was arrested yesterday on com- laint of Fy A. Lehmann, were called In the Police Pourt te-dity and went over for a hearing. ‘The charge of writing poliey against Frederick Decenus, Taomas Ennis and Harrison Jones was fet in the Police Court to-day for Saturday next. > Appeal of the Plasterers 0 THE MEMBERS OF TRADES UNIONS IN. WAS Tox city. sisnen: The undersigned journey- men plasterers were elected as delegates to the Jocal Federation of Trades Untons on the 25th of June last by Plasterers’ Assocation, No. 1, of this eity—a society duly organized in accordance with eustomsry rules of the trade. A majority of the delegates to the Federation, present at the ot the 10th Inst., refused to receive our jals or hear our statement of facts, which We now present through the press to you and the public. You are responsible for the action of your Gelegate, according to the constitution of the Federation, @ therefore appeal to you as fellow crafismen to instruct your representative todeal justly by us. There are 437 plasterers in Washinztoh, according to the census report, aud Inuch less than & majority of them, who were for Mmerly organized in a union, saw fit to abandon the regular seclety as a distinctive trade union and merge into a secret order, known as the Knights of Labor. We do not object to any member of our trade exercising his right as a citizen to join any secret society, social, benevolent or political,” Mason, ‘Odd Feliow or know-nothing—and paying bis as? Sessments a3 an Individual for the support of such. orier; but we do inest emphatieally provest against their forcing all other men of their craft Yo follow thew outside of our trade union under Penalty of being “scabbed” for refuse]. The ‘body of plasterers who assume to “dis- Stace” us in that manuer in the esteem of the Workingmen bere have lost they Jurisdiction over our trade by being swallowed by a monster or Senization, and are now known as Assembly “No. 3644, Kniglits of Labor.” They are a mtzed as- sembiy, wherem men who have no knowledge of our trade, or afliiiation with It, can be heard and allowed to vote ou questions in which they have Ro Interest. Plasterers’ Union No. 1 have endeavored and are Perfectly willing to sMlilate with other skilled ‘Workmen (who have pride enough in their own trade to preserve tts individuality) in a local and Batioral federation designed to ameliorate the genersl welfare of all the labor classes by pro- curing proper legislation froia the state and na- Uonnl governments We are willing also to con- tribute to a fund from our earnings to ald our brother-mechanics tn enavoldable troubles that may arise between workmen represented in the federation ant uitfair exiployers. But we are op- Posed teetotally to being assessed for the support Of a secret order, having secret aims, that we can- <G- Brother hot understand without being “oath-bound,” and We deny thetr right to pass Judgment in’ their secret connclls on our character witho a or to “boycott” bonorabie and upright men in our Ine of business who employ us with our own con- Sent and pay the reasonable wages adopted by our unten, equsl fo those recelved by members of No. 16H, Kutghts of Labor, We claim the right (and submit it to the judg- Ment of every fair-minded trade unlonist, or 1n- telligent man of any calling) to represent the plasterers of the District of Columbia in the federa— tion of trace, being organized according ribed by the national unton of plas- Shore body of Seo pisses The eae iy Of 22 rein the Of the Latted sien tar uur opponents have thrown away the hanner the craft. We have raised 1t up again, and ie fend a cordio] invitation to any member of L.A, No. 1,044, K. of L., or any other secret order, who is a competent workman, and not ashamed of his galling, to join Pizsterer’s Union, No. 1, during ‘the next forty days; otherwise we may'have to Fetailate by “scabbing” them as enemies to their trade union, and Geer | — respect of hon- oradle craftsmen in and we Be to the conzmon sense of every tras crafsman sustain our action. Joszrn ROseNBeRry, A. H. CHAMBERLAIN, Caantes E Crows, Delegates to Federation of Trade Unions. W's court to-day. this court some time ; F Ee al 8 9s \ of great intimacy with the bishoy A Question ef Color. A SINGULAE SUIT FOR SLANDER. At Bowle, Md.,on the B & P. RR, there has = | been considerable gossip recently as to the color of a baby now about 3 month old. It appears that Samuel Willlam3,a dark mulatto, last fall married Sally Williams, who 1s somewhat lightér, and last month they had a son and heir. Before the babe was a week old Mrs. Banks, a colored neighbor, asserted that it was a white child. For this expression of opinion Williams and his wife entered sult before Justice Clark against Mrs Banks for damages for slander. The day for trial having been set the parties met, and there “was quite a crowd present. ‘The trial lasted but a few minutes, for the justice, after looking at the child, pronounced it a white one and distmiased the sult at the plaintiff's costs. This decision was not satisfactory to them, and they announced that they would pay no costs. Notwithstanding the decision of the jdstice Wiiltams fs satisfied that the chit ts his own, and 1n this coneluston most of tue Bowie people cotn- cite. | Further, they are backed by the statement of the physician, Dr. Linthicum, that the baby Is not a white child. The Vacant Bishopric. THE ACTION OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE DIOCESE OF MARYLAND—STEP3 TAKEN TO HOLD PINKNEY MEMORIAL SERVICES. It was stated In a spectal dispatch to Tar Star yesterday that the standing committee of the Pro- testant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, which met in Baltimore, yesterday, had decided that they found no clear authority vested in that committee to call a special convention to elect a successor to the late Bishop Pinkney. Rev. Dr. Meyer Lewin, the chairman of the commitice, presided at the meeting, with Rev. A. P. Stryker as secretary. ‘The other members present were Rev. Samuel R. Gordon, D.D., Rev. John H. Elliott, 8 T. D., and Rev. A. M: Randolph, D.D. Rev. John H. Chew and Rev. George Leeds, D. D., were prevented from attending by sickness. The committee transacted much other business Telative to the affairs of the diocese, All the Tecords of Bishop Pinkney’s episcopal work, since his late report to the convention, are now in the handsof the standing committee. A committee ‘Was appointed to make arrangements for holding & memorial service in honor of the late Bisliop Pinkney some time during the coming ‘fall. Av- cording to the view accepted by the members of the committee, the bishop being president of the convention, alone had the power, according to the Tules of the convention, to call a special meeting. By the action of the committee the election of bishop Is now deferred until the next regular meeting of the convention, in May, 1884 ‘There Will be a great many episcopal duties to perform in the ‘way of confirmations, ordinations and perhaps the ded.cation of ’ new chapels or ¢l urches pending the election of a new bishop, but it 1s expected that no embarrassments Wil arise, as bishops of neighboring dioceses can de’ invited to perform {hese offices. At Mount Calvary P. E. church In Baltimore, last Sunday, circulars were distributed contafning a prayer or anthem concluding with the following: “May ‘Thy boundless loving ktnd- ness, O Lord, grant to Thy church in this diocese shop who shall be pleasing to The tn holiness ef life. and profitable to us in watcnfulness and zeal. Throuzh Jesus Christ our Lord. Amon.” This, 1t Is stated, will continue to be said by clergy and laity of that parish during the vacancy in the bishopric. ——— A Lively Time Making an Arrest. A POLICEMAN’S HORSE SHOT UNDER HIM. The nefghborhood of Germania park, on Bound- ary street, was the scene of a lively row just after Inldnignt last night. The difficulty began by a hackwan calling Sergeant Perry and Private Walsh, of the second precinct, to put a drunken colored man, named Chas. Boyd, out of his hack, just outside of the park. Boyd was before the Po- ice Court this morning, charged with senanlting Sergeant Perry and Private Walsh, and also wit Profanity. The officers stated that when they at- tempted to take him out he assaulted them with bis hands and feet A threatening crowd began to congregate and Yhey biew the distress call, when mounted officers White and McNamara re- sponded. The crowd then made an attack and a desperate struzgle ensued, during which the oftl- cers were pretty roughly handled. Pistols and Tazors Were drawn and about thirty shots were fired, the Srst shot killing officer White’s horse under him. ‘The prisoner was finally gotten to the Station-house and locked up. The court imposed a fine of $20 or 60 days for the assault on Sergeant, Perry, $15 or 30 days for assaulting Officer Walsh, and $ or 15 days for disorderly conduct. The Ea Souming to $0, were pald and he was re- eas —_-__ Picsics AND PLEASURE ExcuRsIoNs—The Clan- na-Gael held a picnic st Jueuneman’s garden last night, which was largely attended. The commit- tees in charge compriséd Me son, Dillon, Rooney, O'Connell, 0 Cl. Bellew, Boue 3 ren of the German Concordia chureh had a picnic at the Schustzen park yester- day. Many grown people took part in the festivi- tles.—Theve was a large attendance at the com- plimentary Plente given at Gale’s woods last even- ing to Mr. P. H. Carson. A large number of excur- stonists from Richmond attended.—The Lone Star Benevolent Association and m2ny friends of the organization spent yesterday at Lower Cedar Point. eee a ‘THe W. L. I. Conrs.—At a meeting of the Wash- ington Light Infantry corps, held List. night, Col. W. P. Rice and J. W. McKee were elected hon- orary members. By a unanimous vote, fatigue caps of a new device were adopted. Reports were Tecelved showing that arrangements for the pro- posed encampment at Cape May next month are being rapidly consummated. —— TRANSFERS OF RRA E-rate.—Decds in fee have been recorded as follows: A. L. Sturtevant to R. P. Strong, lots 8 and 10, sub. part ot Pleasant Plains; $5,000. L. M. Foss to ©. H, Foss, sub. lot 81, sq. 926; $1,100. Same to B, F. Leighton, subs. 27 and 28, do. ; $1,500. —— TROTTING MATINEES.—A meeting of the execu- tive committee of the driving club was held last evening at the club rooms in Vernon bullding, at which It was determined to give a series of weekly trotting matinees for horses owned in the District. ‘The first of the series will be held next Thursday afternoon, No admisston will be charged at gates or stand. There will probably be two races, and between heats some of the fastest steppers owned hereabouts will be speeded by thelr owners, The horses will not be called until five o'clock. ——.—_— Bishor PIxkNey's OLD MARYLAND PARISH.—An interesting sermon, commemorative of Bishop Pinkney, Was preached at Grace church, Silver Spring parish, by the -Rev. Dr. J. B. Avirett, Sun- day. Bishop Finkney’s old Maryland parish’ con— tained part of the territory now covered by the Parish of Mr. Avirett, and the latter was on terms After the ser- viees a meeting of the congrezation was held, at which appropriate resolutions touching the death of Bishop Pinkney were passed, and also resolu- Hons expressing sympathy with’ the Hon. Mout- gomery Blair in his severe {liness. preter hs Two CHARGES OF LARCENY.—A colored cart- driver named David Hanson, was before Judge Snell this morning on two charges of larceny. The testimony showed that he was hauling sand to the Joun F. Cook school building, and while there stole silver watches from Wm. Zurge and Joseph Stuoms. He had no witnesses and did not deny the charge. A sentence of six months In jail was imposed in each case. The court said he would give him an inducement to return the property b ordering restitution, and in default 6 days sddi- onal in each case. CREDITABLE RECORD OF 4 WASHINGTON Boy.— Walter McFarland, the assistant engineer in the navy who was recently detached from the Michi- gan and ordered to the responsible position of in- structor in marine engineering at Cornell univer- sity, {8 @ son of Mr. John McFarland, of East Washington, the late teacher of muste in the ubitc schools of thiscity. Only a few years ago ‘alter McFarland attended the public schools in East Washington and was the successful competi- tor for one of the sonolarshipe, After serving his term at colfege he took part in the competitive ex- mination at Anna: and came off with colors. soe Bane WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKRT.—At the Queens- town drove yard, on the bese Pater Branch B. £0. R. R., three’ miles from the clty—Lewis D. Means proprietor—yesterday 170 head of cattle Were offered. of which 143 sold to butchers at 5a5.80c. per Ib. ; 1372 sheep and lambs were sold as follows: Sheep, dadigc. per Ib.; lambs, S3ga6ige. .per lb. Cows and calves brought $30a$65. The ‘state of the market was dull —— Rrver TRape.—Harbormmaster Sutton reports ar- rivals at the river front as follows: Stmr. Sue, Geogheghan. merchandize, for Stephenson Bros.: stmr. Norfolk, Shropshire, merchandize, for J. H. Johnson Co.;"sehr. Annie J. Pardee, Crosby, 993 tons tee, Great Falls Ice Co.; barge Harvey K. Shaner, Jones. 110 tons coal, Potomac Ferry Co,; ‘Sehr. Mary Cather Nash, 20 cords wood, G. L. Sheriff; sehr. Lady of the Lake, Ronnoe. 20’ cords ‘wood, Geo. Creveler; schr. Rising Sul ton, % cords wood, J. 0. Carter; sor. don, % cords do., same, Snr TO Jat. FoR SHooTING A Boy.—A colored boy named William Washington, who looks to be about fourteen years of age, was before Judge ‘Snell this morning on the ay Of assaulting an- other boy named Joba Lane by shooting inn in the arm. The complainant stated that on the 4th of July the defendant chased him through the streets with a pistol, and then shot him the arm. He was sentenced to six months in Jail. ‘The prisoner was arrested by Officer ‘of Rhodes, une nd fter! Buecesstully Grading” all the oicers of tho Wie, ‘Dunning- , Jor- ‘Deen issued clerk of the court to Robert E Ward and Mary E. Keys; Samuel T. Larcombe and Ellen Martin; Warder and —_ Joseph Maxfield an@ Mary Robin- Yesterday, Bointea and 8: ith; order of reference for testimony. Equiry Courr—Judge James, ‘To-day, Bell agt. Mankin et al.; order to enter cause settled and dismissed. Chase agt. Chase et al.; order that trustee pay over money. Sachi Dye; restraining order issued. Ball agt. Wilkin- fon; order ratifying sale. Dodge et al. ogt. Oflley; order directing trustee to pay ov ——__ A Law Waicu Nexps AMENDMENT.—A colored boy named Wm. Naylor was before the Police Court this morning, charged with Gropping dirt out of his cart on the street and falling to remove it. Judge Snell satd: “A servant under duress should not be held responsibie in such eases. This doy cannot say J will not drive that cart; even If It 43 fall of holes ‘or overloaded so that the dirt will fall on the street.” Tho court also suggested that the contractor, or owner of the vebicle, should be responsible, Tho law only apples to the driver. ‘The defendant was released on his persoual bonds. ee Affairs in West Washington ItL.—Mrs. Hyde, relict of the late Judge Georg> Hyde, ts lying quite iil at the residence of Mrs. W. , On second street. Mrs. Hyde is well known ta this District, BUILDING AssoctaTION.—At the 57th meeting of the Thirteenth building association, held at_God- dard’s hall last night, 24 shares were canceled at ‘stock value rate of $67.45 per share. DEaTH.—Mr. Frederick Poore died yesterday morning, In the 79th year of his age, at the resi- dence of Mrs. Kengla,on the Tenleytown road. His funeral will take ‘place to-morrow mornin; trom Trinity church, where a requiem mass Will be celebrated. DzaD BaBigs.—A dead infant was found on 29th, near Road street, this afternoon and bt ht wo the station, and the coroner notified.—In the case of the child born in Charlot alley without the attendance of a physician, the coroner viewed the body and gave a certificate of still-birth. Norrs.—Good gravel 1s being carried away from. 30th street, above Stoddart, which ought to be put upon some of the adjoining streets. —The weeds 1m the gutters of Valley street aro becoming quite ®& serloua matter to people who live at its foor; their yards and ceilars are inundated at every Fain, and flower gardens are destroyed. CLEARED.—Schr. Baylies Wood, Coombs, Boston; schr. Eva L., Ferris, 8t. John; schr. Samuel Hart, HolbrooksFall River. CONDITION OF THE WATER. — Great Falls, very turbid; receiving reservoir — south connection, clear; north connection, very turbid; distributing reservoir, clear. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tax EVESIxG Stan. Crry GoveRNMENT MaTTERS.—The city council will hold one other —Jeeting only before the sum- mer recess, anda .aat meeting a number of mat- ters outstan4t in the hands of committees, &., Will be report@upon and settled. A meeting of three of the joint committees was held last night, and several ‘reports on minor matters agreed to. The new officers elected at the last meeting or the city council will go into office on the ist of Au- gust next. ‘Te New M. E. Cnvrcu.—The Improvements of the Washington street Methodist Episcopal church include an increase in the height of the building, 80 as to give a lower story for Sunday school and lecture room, and an upper room for the church services. The contracts for the work will be awarded next week, and the workmen begin op- erations early in August. SHaRKs AND PorPoises.—The recent visit of por- poses to the harbor here has not been paralicied since 1843, when both sharks and porpoises were seey fn this nelghbornood, and a shark, eight feet long, was caught and exhibited in the’ old frame Warehouse, which stood on the present site of the Citizens’ National bank. Land siarks have been known here since that time. FuseRaL.—The funeral of John W. Dyer took Place this afternoon from his home on Fairfax, hear Franklin street. The Reform club, of whicli the deceased was a member, attended the remains to the grave. Reporter's Nores.—The judge of the corpora- tion court is to make a decree in vacation in the suits against H. 8 Banker.—El Pettis was burned in the face by a lamp explosion on Sunday night.—The steamer Meander, of Norfolk, 13 n0W under repair on the ways at tle lower shipyard. ——Mrs. M. C, Field has bought at a sue, under a eed of trust, the house In whieh she resides, on Prince street, et $1.150.—The “Terrors” and ‘the “Qutcksteps,” both of this city, will “bail” at Car- lin’s Springs on Tharsday next—The canal cases in the corporation court have been con- tinued unill next term. Assouvrery Pons. Fee 00. ey. A A ROO YY AA L RR 00 ¥ 4 4 LULL it NW GGG BBB AA KK Ml NNN G B 3 AAA KK JE NNN GGG bbB 4 AK K U NNN GGG ‘This powder never varies. A marve of purity, strength, and wholesomencas. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, RoyaL Bax- InG PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. Y. apé Eixrasonprsany Bureaus a REMNANTS OF CARPETINGS. INGRAIN CARPETS in remnants, 25 ct. BRUSSELS CARPETS, in remnants, 60 cts. FLOOR OILCLOTHS, all widths, from 37 cts. WHITE and FANCY MATTING, prices reduced. NEW CARPETS, FALL STYLES, BRUSSELS and INGRAINS, 25 cts., 37 cts., 50 cts.,62 cte.,75 cte., 85 cts., I0cts., $1 LAWNS—LAWNS—LAWNS. Yard-wide Lawns, in remnants, 5 cents. Union Linen Lawns, 8 cents. SATIN PARASOLS, lined $2. TWILLED SILK PARASOLS, $1.25. BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, 37 cta. ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, 25 cts. GINGH4MS, PERCALES, INDIGO BLUE CALICO, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS and SHEETING. c. M TOWSON, 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side. dylt (Yo THE TRADE. serge yt Bt aertene tx oe re besser Store, No, 813 Market Space, Washing- Matiinge Gade ‘Clothe, 5 a of the stock. eee aetinees of ONlclotbs, Linolent fuge, ‘Lace end other Gur- &c., &c., Bo. be received for the purchase of lots store fixtures - es Teaco Se ei ‘Assignee of Win. "Mitchell, 8] ‘Washington, D.C., July 10, 1883. ‘$y10-6¢ "THE TIME FOR EIVING THE ABOVE Proposals is imited to SATURDAY, the 2letinst., at 12 o'clock m. [Jy16-5t] REGINALD FENDALL, Assignee, (ALMOST EVERY PERSON HAS SOME FORM OF scrofulous poison latent in his veins. When this develops in scrofulous sores, ulcers, or eruptions, or takes the form of rheumatiem, or organic diseases, the @uffering that ensues is terrible beyond description. Hence the gratitude of those who discover, aathou- sands yearly do, that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla will thoroughly eradicate this evil from the system. T° MOST CHILDREN THE BARE SUGGESTION of 8 dose of castor oil is nauseating. Why not, then when physic is necessary for the little ones, use Ayer’s Cathartic Pile? They combine every essential and val- uable principle of a cathartic medicine, and being sugar- ‘coated are easily taken, ayia N’S LOW BHOES AT COST. ‘A good pair of Ladies’ Toe Slippers for $1. Ladice’ “Solid Comfort” Boot $8. - Children's Spring Heels 75, $1, $1.95, $1.50 up, at 4y13-1m rE Cn: (OB TO GROCERS. As Assignee of Gi iE A. O'HARE, I offer for sale, Gall at once and examine, dyl4-3t* . B. 0. GWYRN, Assignee. 1288 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. ‘and enlarged my Tighe es bemoans rte v BREADS, PIES, OAKES, MARYLAND BISCUITS AXD CONFECTIONERIES OF ALL KINDS, ee + Fine MILK BREAD a Specialty. 3y13-5t GENTLEMEN'S ANILLA aND STRAW HATS my2l ‘TTENTION! pe ea Ee pee es ei dctetiiatitrt alle dhl oa CITY ITEMS. The Beautiful Green Melon. A beautitul thing it was, and right green was young Mr. Green, who went down to the cellar about midnight and ate nearly half of it. The next day young Mr. Green said he didn’t want any breakfast, an@he thought he would not go to the store. He vhe hadn't seen that water- melon, By the. pt administration of Perry Davis’ Pain Ki! unr Mr. Green's internal economy was to @ state of peace and comfort. Bureete’s Cocoaine Softens the hair when harsh and dry. Soothes the irritated scalp. Affords therichest luster. Prevents the-halr from falling oft. Prometes its healthy, vigordus growth. President Atthuf to Visit the ¥cllow- 5 stene Hegion. On his way west we hope le will visit Louisville, Ky., and witnss she 68th monthly drawing of the old reliable Commoawealth Distribution Company, which will take plage July 3ist, 1883, Capital prizes of $30,000, $18,000, $5,000. 1,006 prizes, $112,400, ‘ickets only halves $1; £7 tickets, $50; 55 tickets only $100. Address H. M. Boardman, Cou- rier-Journal Buildieg, Louisville, Ky. An Invaluable Strengthencr for the nerves, muscles and digestive organs, pro- coe Strength and appetite,is Brown's Iron TS. GRarTon, Mass.—Rev. W. B. Smith says: “I have derived benefit from using Brown’s Iron Bitters for a low state of blood.” FLORENCE, Ga.Dr. W. B. Prather says: “Brown's Iron Bitters have given satisfaction in every instance I have known it used.” How To Stop Swearing. Keep your lips firmly closed when you find your- self attacked by bed bugs, or when you see an army of roaches charging across the walls and floors, and use Hunts Insect Powder. It kills eae time. Price x cents. For sale by all drug- The President Draws $30,000 in the Lottery. ‘This would be the “boss” advertisement should. the President on his visit to the Loutsville E: sition purchase a ticket in the Commonwealth Dis. tribution Co. there, and in witnessing the popular monthly drawing which takes place July dist, see the number on his ticket pulled from the wheel oe caren cue nae drawn oe ae some oF he m raw the $1 or prizes, for there are 1,960 prizes to Dearawe, ‘amounting to $112,400, Tickets only cost $2 each.’ They can be obtained by addressing R. M. Boardman, Louisville, Ky. Good Cigars at Low Prices. Send for 0. B. C. Sixes—long Havana filler—$4 a hundred. T.A.Ofterdinger, manut., 910 F st. tu,th,8,2* Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenia, and Marechal Niel Roza, Milwaukee Heer, 5c, a stovepipe—drawn from 100d. A KniGut, 1732 Penna. avenue. “Rough on Hats.» Clears out rats, mice, roaches, files, ants, bed- bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. ‘15c. Drug- gist The Great Lottery war Over! From this time on the Commonwealth Distribu- Hon Co. will withdraw from the foolish war waged by rival lottery companies, and attending to its own business leave the calling of fraudulent, &c., tothem. The country ts large enough for all, and this war has caused the new Postmaster General to call these lottery companies “Illegal and frauds” and deny them the use of the registered mails. The C. D. Co., by their fair manner of drawing, hope to merit patronage without, saying anytht evil against other companies. “Live and let live” will henceforth be their motto. On July 3ist, in Loulsvile, Ky., the next drawing takes place with & capital prize of $20,000 and fumerous otner large prizes, AS Uckets cost only $2 each, everybody Should have one, including their rivals, as they would be overjoyed by returning them “good for evil” by seelng them draw a bly prize. Address 3 M. Boardman, Louisville, Ky. Mifwaukee Beer, 5e. @ schoonex—drawn from *cood. tr Knicut, 1732 Penna. avenue, Dair: “alder Wagonv.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-1b, “Ward” printa, 35c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, 18c, pint. FINANCIAL. TPE GREAT PROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD Iine and ordinary Assessment Companies is the constant withdrawal, as years pass on, of the HEALTHY members. BY, tho plan adopted by te MUTUAL I SEKVi FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION this great difli- culty in the way of permanent and safe life insurance is overcome." The members sre more likely to Keep up their payments than on eny other plan. Ofiiee, 1609 H street. I. Y. KNIGHT. Mavager. jy7 UY AND SELL U. 8. GOV'T AND D. ©, BONDS; Also, WASH, C. GASLIGHT and ALL otter City ek. Deposits received subject to check. We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various city fecurities, and aro prepared at all times to answer inqui- vies regarding samo, HARRY C. TOWERS & CO., BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, my3l 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, PpsivaTe STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORE AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, ‘Stocks and Investment Secnritios Bought and told on Commission, No, £89 15rH BTREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING.) gency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 Broapway. New Yorn, Fvere etsen of Peenrities boneht and aold on eemmis- ficn in San Frmcisco, Bultimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boeton, through which orders are executed on tha Stock Exchanges in those cities and reportea back Promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markets received throngh our wires INSTANTLY direct irom the New York Stock Exchange. nl Anornzn Sensation ar THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, ite Dux rests to 50c. ; $1.50 whit k Ve tone bs torte. S80 wha Pave Elbe 1 st6 jul Veata fo'$1.20. fanoy Vents to $44 92-00 bu Ve PANTS. ‘In these: of dress we have | = plete ine. as equalities, and slseo Up fo16 ‘to ance Sun's dot cee pees $5.50 to $2.75, Finest Broadcloth sreduced to $20, e SSSSESSES one cago Ea BSESoaseB HATH a i HEE ne a8 THE=MISFIT STORE, Having, Hke overy~succoss, imitators, be sure ana | 1 {be immedi come tothe corner of TENTH AND F STREETS. DRY GOODS jy17-0" SUMMER RESORTS. ‘OUNTAIN HOME. notat ETE caste owns, ef bia ch Hotel. btrictly Summer FR near FANNIE M. feat PARK, 3.8, LAUGHLIN, first close. A Piney Porsr Horst, . ” J. PB. HORBACH & CO font Xewly furnished throughont. ‘New and commodious bath houses. Steamers Excelsior and Leary leave Washington and Norfolk daily with U. 8. mai] and passengers. Boating, Bathing, Fiehing, Crabs. For particulars address Hotel. dy18-1m FOL PzeOM House, BRIGANTINE BEACH, N. J. foat \d a-half miles north of Atlantic City, and cifa meet every train at that place, convericy pacsengers to the Inlet, where a boat awaite ther, whi rune tothe house. It is near the beach, with tine bathing as can be found at any Tesart, Ncar by ars the summer residences of Hon. Alfred ©. Harmer and other prominent-men Yn the immediate Pianity of tho house will be found good guauing and ins ‘Terms, $100 $12 per week. Washington, morning trains nect in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. inal “fiylieim) HEED & BMITH, Proptetee FAAZLE WOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD, bo dust. 60 acres of lawn and the, fines t ‘OF ress” mountSire. Jal P. LEWISe, or. P. LEWIS. P. O. dept., 1534 Letreet. jy9- ‘LAN’ ITY, N. J. sora EE HOO, oy terms sommcualios BE N. COX. jy6-1m GC ISEILL MOUNTAINS, SUNNY SLOPE HOUSE, Ly Palenville.—Oa Kaaterskill Creek, at en-, trance toClove, Three miles from the Kaater- skill and Hains Faille. Terms $10 per week. P. H. SCRIBNER, Palenville,Greeneco., N.¥. jy3-1m, TLANTIC CITY, N.J.—BRADY HOUSE, ‘Arkansas avenué.—A handsome eummer Tysort. | Good board, at lowest raves. Lange, ‘Toons, cod beds, pure water, parlor piabo, gar Swlope be. FAMES RADY, Box 707. Syi-im SBURY PARK, N. J. THE VICTORIA, ME- dium-sized private family hotel, near the, ocean. Surf bathing unsurpassed; lighted by a gas: hair mattresses; table excellent; terms, moderate. se OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N.. firsteenson July 7th, 1883. Directly the beach: clexantly furnished’ strictly Aret~ clace, Terms, $3.5 and $4.50. FRANK H. HILDRETH, Propric: ‘ie SHLAND HOU} ete CITY, corner of Pennsylvanil™™ind Atlantic ave- nues. One of the best locations in the city: summer and winter. ‘The house haa becn thorough'y renovated and rei ar nished; awnings to every window; pure © intro- duced;' the table will not te ex-elled by any in the ‘Terms very reasonabie for first-class accom- modations. ‘Ihree minutes’ walk from both railway stations. WARNER & PENDER, Proprietors. 5e23-6W RE, MIEN HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. | THE most delightfu; Summer liesort ir'the state. Selt water bathing, boating end fishing. Sttus. fon within 100 yards of the beach and steam. 7 i mm OPENS 3 N. J. 2m dings. “Beancifal level roads for driv- d+ Photograph of the hotel and circulars cau, Wm. P, Young, real estato broker, 1420 New ILARENCE PETERS, Prop. APE: MAY, N. J.. *6T. ALBANS,” Opposite’ the New Columbia, frat. Chr ead (4 e22-1 MRS. MCCLELLAND. Jif poromgg HoTEr, ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD. WILL OPEN xe 23. Terms: $1.50 per day, $9 per week, and srngatie Special ekesagemente fonts & lies. Steamers George Leary and E:xcelslor $1289 thet at Piney Point wharf. Good ssiling and ‘bathing. All boats free, Address R, J. ADAMS & BROS.. Finey Point, Bt. Mary's county, ‘Ma. References: schmedtie & Bros., 707 7th st. nw. ; Ay Donaldson, Government Printing Office." Je20-Im* UQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, anquier county, Vs., 66 miles from Washington. Morning and evening trains via Virginia, Midland railroad. All the modern improve- hs ments throughout, including hot and cold, baths, closets on each floor, electric bells, gas, x ‘The social features of the Fauquier Springe possess the attrac in Mf metropolitan life, owing to the proximity to Washinton and timore. For information, terms, (COS GRESS i C Ally cape MAY. Uneqnaled toe: substantial building, A Table of Superior Excellence. ‘The Orchestra,» illbe conducted by Mr. Zimmerman. d Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. Opens JUNE 30rH. OTEL ARLINGTON, Hi ATBANTIC CITY, N. J. YAN Ww York avenue, one square from depots Li and in full view of ocean. ders. Mark baggage ‘*Hotel Arlington;" aclivered free. - je16-1m* IMLAY & STEWART, Proprietors. Xc,, address F. TENNEY & Go, new furniture, prompt and attentive service, J. & GK, CRUMP, Of Colonia hia, First-class in ali appointments. ITED STATES HOTEL, Now, 3e20-1m At the Springs, elevator, electric bells, electric tixhts, Hotel, Phuade! r Je18-2m. Mrite {or special rates for families and permanent ‘The largest in Atlantic City, N. J. open for the sereon of °83, S BENJ. H. BROWN JAS. P. SCOTT, Manager. jel8-ataug6&eod1st. GEASIDE HOTEL, OCEAN CITY, MD... WILL Noven June 2d" terme, $2 per day, $8 to $10 Por Necks it is reached via. F. W. & B. 1. I. cuatera Shore and Maryiand Steamboat Cos, £2 For particulars apply to 8. J. MASSEY, Prop. Jes-Sun E2MONT HOUSE, ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, pene , N. Ja Repeat wien Soen Srey Toom. ‘The house wi ept open F. For particulars address Sirs. ROBT. BLACK mysu 3m GPRAY VIEW, OCEAN GROVE, N. J., DIRECTLY 1S facing the ocean and lake. Superior four. Slory hotel, with verandas on three fronts. 79 Perfect drainage and ventilation. ‘an airy rooms. Accommodation for 200, 05 JOSEPH WHITE. Jel! pe POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE May, Is Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA, Fest Exprosa Traine, with Parlor cars at tached are run during ‘the season at conven! iB: ent hours, and passengers will find on theit arrival at the New Broad Street Station, Phi Union ‘Tranefer Coaches aad Horse Cara 7 transfer direct tothe station of the West Jersey rail- road, at the foot of Market street. For through tickete, ‘checks, and fall infor. mation, apply as follows: Northeast corner 13th street and Pennsylvania ayenuo station, Baltimore and Poto- mac Railroad. CHAS, E. PUGH, Gen’! Manager. ‘Je9-tanl5 J. R. WOOD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. Actaxtic Cir. are run THROUGH wood MINUTES E: Trains Biope IN NINETY vu CAMDEN & ATLANTIO| WEST. PRAIEROABS ALLNOAD. FRC Btation foot of Vine street. | Station foot of Market st. will take the trainsot the Bator delphia Bs : ‘Large mae ve_Deen made this season for, the fies m provided, at mat for, an sbupdant crop of the beat fruit ‘neighborhood is very aoe te ae es eae A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. rere cairo Baltes cf ‘Hotel Kaaterekill, au (bie via Rondout, dy the New Hudson River ad ‘steamboats and by the New York, West Shore snd Buf- falo rail ving Pennsylvania raitroad ry Rae jest Shore roads leaving Broad Street Station. Phila. at Hotel iu at ees ae) dadelyhia arrives b PB Dnrect. the principal ‘Addrces E. A. GILLETT, Kaaterskill Post Office, Greene county, New York. 4y14-tu, th, eat SBURY PARK, N. J.—LAKESIDE COTTAGE, avenue and Emory strect: nog oven, for the reception of euests, Terms rrdderate. Mre. L. J. 871 Re. cow HE ARGYLE, OCEAN END OF CON- ne 1 & P. 0. Box 380. del-links, ta, HE ALLAIRE, ~PRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. A Sret-clies family hotel. Eiectrie delle, Des in ee nog ape ria Sieur aaa eeage for 200 Ternie $10 to $12.50 per week. ran sruesta, sient $2.50 per day. }el-fatadm "THOMAS FARLEY, Manager. 3 WASERLY HOUSE, an LANTIC CITY. a all the year. ‘and Cold Bea-; water Baths in the house. El-gtzic Bells, Gas, J. L. BRYANT. Ciitentccmers. county: Md5c eevna mic from Wisner os Sia wad Se Hed Ive from city : strictly enforeed : STONE ANCHIN THE WOMLD on adjollug grounds myé-4in. OCKWOOD HOUSE, HARPER'A FERRY, WEST ‘Va., rebuilt and newly furnished rooms. ‘0 malaria or mosquitoes. Table board un- ou ‘Terms, $6 to $7.50 per week, ac Sees aka EER Prietress, my26-2m ASTFOKD HALL, OXFORD. MD. SAMUEL NORRIS, ‘hs pupuiar Marylend Resort will open onj the 12th June, 1883, for the accom: of guesia, Te erate. e23-Im. Corton. SUMMER Ri ORT, EIGHTY MILES down Fiver fine Gehing, oxsterine, grabbing and bathing. Open 20TH: Terma, $1.50 per days Re 3. COL TC . Pro- prietor, Milestown P. 0., St. Mary's Co., Md. “jel-1 IONGRESS HALL, is tant OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE 16rn. RATES $9.50 AND $4 PER DAY. 3e6-2m CLEMENT & COX. Proprietors. _ WALES GAP HOUSE. DELAWARF WaT! Pa. 0; with increased attractions. Running water in chambers from springs: ect: {ree from malacis, Rioedul 4 . Three hours and balf from by Pennsylvania R. RL. W. BRODHEAD. je23-1 tio “BRIGHTON,” Yaa ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAK. HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, SARATOGA SPRING}, Address my9-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. IREMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, NEAR THE La st grounds; swings, t. lawn tennis: for f Meatonab‘e rates: CHAS. LE HOY Wi ER, Proprietor. = M ETROPOLITAN—CORNER OF ATLAN- tic and Fisth avenues, Atlant'c City, near warn baths, Camden and Atlante traing sp atthe door. Terms moderate. J. A. MCOLEES, Jel-2m. ‘Proprietor. WINDSOR COLLEGE RESORT. SHADE, M0 tains, Sprin ke Laths, Horses, ‘Hunting, Fishing, Excellent ‘rable. Giscuate >ctoat y nn. Ave., or address g JELLY, New Wintiscr, Ma, may ¥o-3mn APE MAY. N. J.—CARROLL *‘VILLA,” JACK- ew, _/.s0n street, ne squere from the beach. and beautifully furnished. Opens June Ist. 9/9 For terms address Mrs, J. A. MYERS, P. 0. do Box 884, Cape May. my3s-: RAND VILLA HOTE! 4 G EAN END OF CosNecricur AVENUE, Bias eastian pedi 5 5.0 n ent new hy el . electric bells, an, &c- Full ocean, New. First. laa ih @ ct Open alt the year. Ni tor. WAed. LOVES PLO. Box ia.“ Sayaus Ho™= ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ona to tgp Je15-2m_ NTZ & SIEGRIST, Proprietors. HE MAL inect avenue and Kuyley etreet, First-class, “Gas, Blecric Bells sud Telerfeae Box 640. (el2-2un) E. GATE. (ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. FAMILY HOTEL, THE COLONNADE. Furnished, with all the modern improvements, - MES. C. A. BINES, ™oy21-2m Formerly of Washington, D. ©.) 7 s Depot B. O., Vas feat Star office. aie yaad E. C. JOKDAN. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J-5 In pepesently saniod on Michigan a) EDWIN ROBERTS. . S- END ELA-; T. CHARLES—OCEAN OF woe - JONAH WOOTTON, Proprietor. my’ PIANOS AND ORGANS. BY CHAUNCEY J. REED, Xo, 1.--An elaborately carved 3-sringed double rose- my21-2m ith 3 and rea Dreeael, is 2 hart ware avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. Srecut Sate Or Toclisct Nee Yon skes Dental ce fl 000; of- AN WHITE SULPHUR SPRING! A ree ged rue SHELBURNE, nob front now open. (ress, my9-3m_ improved, and with uninterrupted view of the, UPRIGHT PIANOS 433 SEVENTH STREET X. W. fered at one-third, and will take piano No. 2.—A Cabinet Grand, leading Boston ma- kes; very ane Piano, Totes pie ‘$790, offered ai No. 3.—A celebrated Ni. York Piano, nearly new; worth $900, offered at $18." : No. 4.—A good imported upright, $75. ‘BEL BRANCH FA‘ RY WAREROOMS BM 2 iy A. V. GRIMES, Manager. D™ 2a Sn we oh grin ant, , FPP AVIS & CO."S 08. — BAR- Eireik dea akc ala 10th. Now is time. stock ie T. SUMNER, In change. aaa @. L. WILD & BRO.'S MUSIOAL WAREBOOMS, 709 Tth street northwest. p25 EICHENBACH’S PIANO W os P4Nos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. eee ebay = asin SCENT eae HENRY EBERBACH, Manastinn vartoee of toe ate feo Lila hoe ES 507 Prorons Faocs 507 GEO, C. GWYNK, 807 4 STREET 8.W. ‘Full success in Ccrxime Old Family portrait, ap Summer Goons ‘ AT SUMMER PRICERY 40 inch BATISTE NOVEL PATTERNS at ie, SCOTCH GINGHAMS REDUCED. FRENCH SATINES REDUCED. POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED, FRENCH LAWNS REDUCED. INDIA LINENS—SPECIAL Paice. Handsome Designs in Domestic Lawns and Ging, Dama, 8c., 10c. and 12i¢e. PERSIAN LAWNS, FRENCH NAINSUOK, INDIQ MULLS, DOTPrvY MUSLINS. Wo ctosed Out a lot of Missce’ Hose worth Tc. ; we eal ‘Tor 250, 8. L. HEMPSTONR, 808 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, yt MARKET SPACE, ——<4 Srecian Banca TRUNNEL & CLARK, s1 MARKET sPace, many Special Bargains, as they bave: bds siuce the fecent break in prices” all Srey 5 FOULAI LK, 73 cents. in BLACK and COLORED SILKS of and Summer DRESS GOODS marked rand xpagese in TABLE LINENG 1A LINENS, PERSIAN : 8, AN LAWNS LINEN LAWNS, at Sekt eee aoe spamett ee Brine ricer HARON cea ee fob lot LADIL Seen ES" CK LISLE “ONE PRICE ONLY." L TRUNNEL & CLARK, Crosixa Ocr Sousen Dieucane: 50-Cent Gauze Shirts, $ for $1. AN styles finest Linen Colla 80 per dozen, bee «-yiy Linen Cuffs, a0 cts a pales vets. 8 pair . cts. a pair, Wear almost given away. ‘hirts made to order for $6, at . MEGINNISS", e290 2002 F street northwest. nama | Lawss: Lawss Cheapest Lawns in Washincton. Beautiful Pacii@ Lawns, finest quality, actual value 12igc,, recuced to 5a, Lawss: SILKS! SILKS! ‘Cheapest Filks in Wi Fancy Sikes a Heavy duced from $1.50 down to $1. NUNS VEILINGS! NUNS' VEILINGS! ‘Cheapest Nuns' Veilicge in Wi Nuns’ Voile a ‘Wool, widest double inches wit, redueea from o8e down tose “ ‘Nuns’ Veilings, fine quality, reduced to 200. Nuns’ Vellings, lace effect, pure wool, in Straws berry; igetric Biue end Cream; actual rvalne S0e ne SILKS! ton. Colored Silke ro Grain Diack Sika a> BLACK SILK GRENADINES! Black Silk Brocade Grenadines, every thread all pure Sk, reduced from $1.50 to 75c. Black Br Gréuadines, actual value $1, reduced Tote. = Wameu See ore snk Davol yard wide CARTER'S, REF" 3 Bad MARKET SPACE. g™ TO THE FORE! GUINNIP'S, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH 8.REET NORTHWEST. This week we shall offer 5; Prices, 80 that thoxe desiring et Articles may saruarcent Bening dere Breda ga tang GENT'S FURNISHINGS. We do hold a certainly ow prices, t's Gal Vesta, 30, 35 and Sean Drawers ‘0 outs gone — Where at 65 cents. Uniaui 65, 90 cents. Unlaundried 4 pir ‘Wamsutta pin, “ae 200 linen bosoms and cya inforosd back, #1; good value for $1.50. itish Half-Hose, 22 Speman peice, 25 cents. Solid colors Half-Hose, 2 35 and 40cents. Fancy Stripes, cents. Dude Stripes for the and 50 cents. Gent's Lisle vailing tints, 30, 35, 45, 00, 70 aud 80 cents = Evely our c0-cent LiGt wella elaewhere: Linen Han ief, both pisin and fancy aes 125, 15, 18, 23 and 36 cents. WHITE Goons. ‘We atill continue to sell these 8 most ui We are closing out a large stock of price,” We would winh tho public to under at cost ve w ie tou ‘that our sales do not exist fo. eprend cacle style fed Ue t it in eohd certain’ which is daily 3 baat compet aan tes tna ublic is & con judwe, * Gj therefore. to it we respectfully submit tbe GUINNIP & CO., 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. 535 Ware Goons Frou Taz AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORE. Victoria Lawns, 8, 10, 1230. GREATEST BARGAIN IN THE CITY. BEAUTIFUL DOTTED FOULARD SILES, 600, Comets nt UND Fe attention is called to ourGEM SHIRT at by Be gy pened finest Linen the Market. F vitis prouounoed by jadgex, ‘The: ee ace ats as L. BEHRENDS, Bacrmors Store, 908 SEVENTH STREET N. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ee NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! GERES. ERLING. RELIANCE. S ha ee [ee