Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1884, Page 4

D. C ‘aay Mises "FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1884, LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatner. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGWAT. OFFICER, Waewrsarox, D.C. May & 10h S30. the middie Atlantic states, partly cloudy Tc, midale, Auantic states, party cloudy SOuthwest to northwest winds, slightly warmer. Srectat. To-monnow. 35 doe. more 10-bucton length silk Jersey mitts, 29 Blik gloves, 48¢., 75e., Oe. $12 3B pleces Swiss cinbroklery, % yard deep, 9c. 20 pieces Swiss ewbroidery, oniy 15e. 1 ope e poke bonnets, rebeant corset for 48c. A beauty for 730. Dina. Max Wert, Agt, Tig 7th street. Usarrnoacup.—Hahn’s $2 gent’s button, laced, Congress an’ eajt low shoes have never yet beet sapprosched I stfle, 8t or wear by any house in the Distric. $16 7th stand 1922 Penna. avenue. Reap Sinskeimer’s adve ramuels, 620 9th st, 1339 Pa. ay. 10N DRCGGIST3—Mr. Rodert Catiahan— ‘e now bad in Use the National Cash ster purchased of You sinee the Ist of Apri and kave found it fully equal to all that is clatm for it by its inventor. It ‘accurately records every ved fn such a manner that we be easily and readtiy ascer- tained. Very respectfully, W. S. Thompson, drug- gist. Janes Enwanns, 46 years old, traveling from Bal- timore to Washington on foot, Was struck at Bla- densburg by train No. 10 snd Rnoeked off the track, Dut was not seriously injured. $09 Pares Indies’ kid button boots, resembling a $5 shoe in style, and fully worth $2, only $1.50 a pair, at Hahn's, 816 7th street. Docrox!—Wonders far ladies and children. Seraj pictures, Jap. goods, tissue paper. J. Juy 421 ch Street CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. NatiowaL TazavEx.—Miss Luzte Evans in “Dew ‘TuRatER Comrgce.—First-class varieties. Dusx Mvseta.—Curlosities and interesting per- forman Foup’s OrwRa Hovse.—“The Pirates.” Sr. Josera’s Hatt—Prot. Phipps’ annual May Dall. JEFFERSON ScHoor Buiptxe.—Entertainment of the Jefferson Literary and Debating Society. Condensed Locals. Omicer Bast found # dead infant this morning tn the parking in front of the Metropolitan church, corner 43 And € streets, ‘The Jecereon Society to-night give their twelfth annual entertainment for the benefit of ahetr H- Drary. AneXocllent program has been arranged, Inchiding readings, vocal and Instrumental music, and-farces. About 19 o'clock last night, a fire broke out In the Kiteben of a frame house. No. 2067 7th street n. W., Oecupied by Joba E Anderson. The fire spread to the adjoining house, No. 265, occupied by Peter au, and to No. 2t69 ovcupled by Henry Taylor, both i whieb are slizhtiy damaged. ‘The loss amounts ‘Ww about $000. The property is owned by Prof. Gill At the ineeting of the Carroll Institute, last even- ing, Sir. W. P. Harrington read the circular ap- uouncing that the tenth annual convention of the Catholle Young Men’s National Union wonid be held i Baitimore on the 18th and 19th of next mouth. President Hunuen stated that the Carroll Institute ‘Was entitled to three delegates. AL Me meeting of the National Colored Asso- lated Press, last night, a resolution was adopted | asking the colored press to advocate the representa- on Of ihe colored ree at_ the New Orleans exposl ton. ‘The following committee on finance was ap- | Polnted: Col. Williata Murrell, chairman; J. H. Law- | sop, secretary; W. C. Chase, J. E. Bruce, and Geo. isement. Vetatrs famous W. Stewart | Aservice wil! be held at Ascensfom church this eve: which Rev. Dr. Gallaudet, of Xew erpret for dei d Gettver an Add: Dehalf of a Mrmitiea excite general Interest and sympathy. ‘we Bieyele races cecurred at Athicte Park yes tend De Nirst was the fl ee, between Wondside and Morgan, which was won by the for- | veen Hanna and Bow-, of the Capital Club, for th aud Was won by Hanha in two heats, £065 ening, by ‘Heo, for the PE rith Orphan Asvlum fund. ‘The Who bad charce, were Misses Rena Coben, Camatile | 9 a Ela Cohen, wy Woif, Amy Kelzenstein, Mora Price, and Ella | Bebrenis’ —— ‘The Cornell Alumni in This City. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN DR. SALMON AND MR F. i. HALSES. In the latter part of April Dr. D. E. Salmon, the preskient of the Cornell University Alumni asso- | ciation in this elty wrote to Mr. F. H. Halsey, of New York, the recent candidate for the postion of | ‘afumnl trustee of that institution, asking for a | definite expression of his views in recard to Presi- dent White of that university. On May 2d inst. Mr. Halsey replied that he always was, and 1s now, aeY Bis FeaderRip. Tats correspondent ‘Was laid before the meeting of the Cornell Alumni association of thts city last night in the rooms the bureau of education, and resolutions were adopted condemning the statements which are | alleged to have been made tnitalcal to Mr. Halsey, and denouncing such statements as tending to injure the university and as discreditable to the ‘alumni body. a A PROBABLY FaTat DuatGHT oF CaRnoLic ACID. ‘Yesterday afternoon Charles Walter, a Uitte son (between three and four years old) of Mr. Py Maltby, living at 1019 4% street, climbed to a sheif fa the Rouse and Wok a bottle containing carbolic acid, some of which he drank. Drs K. Holden and C. Winter rendered medical ald to the little Suf- | Jerer, but they do not think he can recover. a | ‘Tue “Preates” at Foxp's—Gilbert and Sulll- | ‘Yau's “Pirates of Penzance” will be given at Ford's | Opera House to-night, by a strong company of ainateurs, as a testimontal to Mrs Josephine Lozan, ‘The cast Will include Misses Evans, Crawford, Ketd, | Lewis, Domer, and Messrs. Pearson, Pugh, Hay, ‘Whipple, Miller, Galt, Lapham, and’ others, ‘To: morrow hight “Pinafore” will be revived. ABor Enix sy Revaway Honen—on Tues-| day evening a fatal accident occurred on the farm of Mr. A. J. Chaney, about balf a mile east of Pa- Tuxent station,on’ the Band P. ruilroad. Mr. | Chaney was le: oTses With two of Ais vere throw tangled tn the ‘The horse ran two hui dred yards or more over rongheround, dragging at his heels the boy, who was Bruised and cut from head to foot. Both parents, as also the other ren. were horrified spectators of the occur- When loosened e harness the kad ies fatal, and lis d ok piace yesterday Morning. His tuner urred Unis afternoon, Rev. | T. J. Cross ote Sea AX ALLEGED CovFipsxce MAN ARRESTED. | tenlay Detectiv: Tee, of Baltinore, arrived Bt police beac a this city accompanied by @ Mr. Atkinson ler in that city, to recover ¥ ree gold Watches which bad been obtained bis rin by a new ex tat Was that two men, more, cat from 7 nine w: and two of stiver. 1 eoverin: =Ix of him—seven of guid eded tn re the other three re. Detectives B: and 4 the accused men, named os he Carter arrested one o! heed, ee | A Cotorgp Roan Sestexcen.—Yesterday after- noon Poundmaster Einstein captured several cows @p the commons near the jall, which were taken ‘Sway from hita by a crowd’ of cored roughs, Rothan Gross, ne uf the gang, was srveated Se poundmast m the way tothe station, Gross ned the poundmaster. "Whe searched at the station a pfstot was found on bir. In the Police Court this morning he was charged With threats, profanity and carrying a pistol. He and Wassenienced to ive bonds, 10 Becwate of which ix mots taj er te eae $80 or dodars for the pistol, and $3 oF 15 days for not Raat Estare Saes.—Messrs Duncanson Bros, ametioneers, soll yesterday aiternoon a portion ol the iF of the Citizens Buliding company, KS, 2b aud French streets northwest, at the lowing prices: Lot 1, to John E. Kendall ‘cents per square foot: jot ¥, to same, f Per aquare foot: lot wi, to same, for’ 75 cents pet aguare foot on French street, to W. J. Mor- for F snare foot; lot 48, on same, to Raine Street, for 47 cents per square foot; lot 49, OH. €. Gray, foF 45 cents per square foot; for 44 cents per square foot: for 43 cents per square foot; mt 57. to B. S528, Sa, Warner, for 40 cents ‘per suare foot—all on Freeh stret. Lots on S street Sold as follows: Lot $6, to KG. Campbell, for {0 cents per square foot; lot #5, to J. E. Kendall, for @ cents per square foot; lot Si, to Hirain Michiels, for 47 cents per square foot; lots 8 and 82. to Jona. E. Kendall, for 45 cents per square foot; lots 8) and SI, WO. P. Doun, for 43 cents per square foot; lot ‘Ti. w Hiram Michaels, for 414 cents per square foot. As there are a number of lots yet unsold this Sale wilt. be hour (4:30 0 and at 5 o'clock sharp the im- ruved lots, consisting of fve houses, willbe soud. bis $8 @ good opportunity which should nov. be — Wy Smazs Cros THe Stone, si Pennsyivania ave- Bue, on Saturday hight next without fall, as our iia mmense business on 7th street requires all cur aiten- ‘Hon and clerical force. We have still on hand seven Teal camels’ hair shawls, a few fine robes, blac Aud colored slika, and many desirable goods on ‘Which no reasonable offer will be refused. Avall Yourself of the opportunity until Saturday evening ony. ANSBURG & Buo. ‘TPwo-Srory Bxick House wrra Gooo Lor at Averiow.—Attention ts called to chancery saie by ‘Thos J. Fisher £ Co., reat estate auctioneers, to- Morrow afternoon at'5 o'clock, in front of the prem- Bes of 0 valuadle lot on New’ Hampshire avenue heat N street northwest. Improved by # small Drick dwelling. Ject had been referred, made a verbal report that ‘however submitted a resolution, which was: mtinued this afternoon, at the same | MEDICAL GUESTS. Last Day of the Convention. 4 UNITED STATES “DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH” PRO- POSED—OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST—RECEPTIONS TO THE VISITORS, ‘The last day's session of the American Medical Steoclation at the Congregational church jis morning was attended by a smaller m1 ‘ot delegates than the previous sessions A large number of the delegates have already left for thelr homes. ‘The president of the association, Dr. Austin Flint, called the association to order. ‘EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE. Dr. Dalton, jr., of New York, from the committee ‘on experimental medicine, reported a resolution empowering the committee to add to its numbers by the eluction of associate members from different states, and setting forth that in view of the at- tetapts which have been made to obstruct by re- sirictive legislation, the progress of experimental meuicine,this association to express itsearn- est conviction that experiments on animals is a ost Useful source of knowledge In medical science, and that its restriction would retard the advance- ment of medical knowledge. ‘This report was adopted. ‘TBE CODE. Dr. Davis, from the committee to which the sub- in view of the departure of some of the members the committee had concluded to make no recom- juendation of changes in the medical code. = snd whieh recited that owing to the mnlsrepresenta” Uon of certain provisions of the code, the president appoint a committee, of which he be a mem- , to make such explanatory declaration of the code as may be deemed necessary. AGAINST IMPORTED DISEASES. Dr. Pratt offered a resolution urging the import- ance of legislation to regulate emigration so as to exclude the so-called infective class He said that st was well known that a large proportion of the paupers and Insane In this country came from for- Gig countries, and the resolution almed to remedy tis evil. ‘The resolution was adopted. 4A GOVERNMENT “DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH” RECOM- ‘MENDED. ‘The regular order of business was then resumed, and Dr. D. J. Roberts, of Tennessee, the chairman of the section on state medicine, delivered an ad- dress, in the course of which he advocated the es- tabllShinent of a department of health, witha chief Who Would be a member of the President's Cabinet, ‘With the position and powers of the other Cabinet oMicers. He attributed the failure of the national Loard of health to enilst the confidence which it deserved to the defective form of its tion, nd expressed the opinion that if it had been con- 4iuied as the other departments of the govern- ent It Woyld have had @ Vigorous life, COMMITTEES. Dr. Thomas Antisell, of this city, was placed on the committee on state medicine us the representa- Uve for the District of Columbia. “The chatr announced the following committee on invisation to the international medical college, and stated hat they were expected to attend the meet- ing of the college in Copenhagen in August next:— Austio Flint, J. M. Hayes, L. a. Sayrs, C. Jonson, . Engleman, J. 8. Bullfags, J. 3. Brown. ym the suggestion of the chair, the president- elect of the association, Dr. Campbell, was made an ex-oflicio metuber of the committee. AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION. An amendment offered by Dr. Packard to the constitution, which was intended to enlarge the rights of permanent members, enabling them to Tetain membership as long as the dues are paid, was adopted. Dr. Von Kline, of Ohio, gave notice that he would offer an, amendment to the constitution which would prohibit the admission of members to the association who are not graduates of a college hav- ing a literary course. Br: Pratt gave notice of an amendment to the by- laws (hat each section nominate its own officer. ‘THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF HYGIESE. Dr: Robert, of Tennessee, offered a resolution urging upon Congress the importance of placing the national museum of hygiene tn this city upon @ permanent basis, and providing for it a perma- Ret building. ‘The resolution was adopted. ‘The chairmen of sections, whose papers remained unread, were allowed to "read their titles, and 1t was ordered that the papers be referred to thecom- mittee on publication. Dr. Chisolm, of Maryland; Dr. Lee, of Maryland, and T. W. Brophy, of Liltnols, in this Way presented thelr papers. :CROLOGY OF THE YEAR. Dr. Toner, from the committee on necrology, stated that his report had been published weekly in The Journat during the past year, and, therefore, the report had already been read by the members. If the association approved, he would continue the Same course next year. By resolution he was re- quested to do so. FINANCIAL AND OTHER MATTERS. The report of the treasurer, Dr. Dungllson, showed that the balance rematning in the treasury Was $2.212.07. A resolution was adopted providing that the payment of $5 annually was necessary for a continuance of membership. A resolution was adopted recommending state associations to endeavor to secure uniformity in Iegfslative enactments by securing the passage of a law requiring on the part of those who wish pructise tnedicine a knowledge of a certain line amp mag been added to the Ibrary during the year. Dr. Green, of New York, offereda resolution urging Congress to Issue a uniform edition of the Melical and Surgical History of the Warof the Rebellion, as the present edition was exhausted, and a lirge number of doctors had not been. able to obtain this valuable work. It was adopted. PLEURO-PNEUMONIA. Dr. Beach, of Ohio, presented a resolution which stated that it was important that steps should be taken at this session of Congress to exterminate the disease among animals known as pleuro-pneu- monia. ‘The doctor said that he thought a bill for this purpose Would be adopted by the present Con- gress. The resolution was adopted. ‘THE NEW PRESIDENT. Dr. Campbell, of Georgia, the president-elect, Was introduced to the association by Dr. Flint in a graceful speech. The new president responded in a very effective Iittle speech, A DECISIVE VOTE ON THE PRAYER QUESTION. Dr. Von Kilne, of Onio, offered a resolution which Stated that,as many of the members of the asso- ciation were infidels, free-thinkers, materialists, &e., that the custom of opening the sessions of the antiual ing with prayer was an imposition on y members, and that therefore ft be abolished. “I move that resolution be laid on the table,” promptly called out a delezate. ‘the vote Was put aud carried without a dissent- ing voice. resolution, setting forth the importance of erecting a new bulldinz for the medteal ttbrary and the continuance of the publication of the Indez, Was adopted. Jiulonal mark of respect to Dr. Gross, tt 6 Issue he next Jornal in mourning. *) Yorrows, president of the Medical as- sociation of Uhe District, was invited to take a seat on the platiorm. NAMES OF DELEGATES ANNOUNCED. ‘The names of the following delegates were an- nounced: Canadian Medical Association—William Brodie, W. 8. Tremaine, E. N. Brush, H. 0. Walker. British Se soctation—William Brodie, Dele- 8, Gourley, New York; H. D. triet of Columbia: S. Bulings, U.S. Hi. O. Marcy, Massachusett son, J. F. °. Gordan, Maine; ‘T. 1. Esta- ‘7. Stevens, New York: 8. J. Jones, Jus, Parrish, New Jerse; be distin Flint, ‘O8zD STATUE IN WASEINGTON TO DR. RUSH. Dr. Gihon suggested that the association signal he its meeting tu Washington by erecting a statue to Dr. Kush, Who was a member of the Continental ress, and intimately associated with the early cy Of this country. ‘There was no ‘statue to tor in this elty, and he thought it Atting that | & memorial tosome inemnber of the profession should | have a place here. He asked that a committee of Seven be appolnted to take this matter under con- eration A delegate In the rear of theroom Jp a rather declamatory way, which was not clearly heard wnul he sald “We ought rather to erect & statue to him who Will bee in the hearts T Unborn Women yet to cone, and—" But the fe: the sentence was’ lost in the roar of nat greeted this Dull It was supposed. Uhal he referred to the late Dr. Simms, | _ The president will announce the name of the com- mittee. Degan a a CLOSING PROCEEDINGS. | Arresolution of thanks to Postmaster Conger for ‘ered upon him. wine Feceptions at the residences of Chiet Justice ite, Commissioner ee . T. Hil- Grup were Co eayey oa co ing from the A AT THR CAPITOL TO-¥IGHT. ‘The President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of ives will give a recep- on to the at the ats he congress Capital Se Many Kind-Hearted Readers of The To the Editor of Taz Evaxro Stam: ‘Will you please inform your two hundred thou- sand readers that Tonly had one orphan, and she ‘Was in demand in all the pointe of the compass before Tux Stam was dry. I had noidea there were ‘so many kind-hearted people in the world, or that Orphans were 80 popular, when, to oblige a friend, I undertook to find home for one. I won't adver” Use in Tax Stan il I need something, and then Pll state 1t mildly so as to prevent & deli Query.—_What ts the need of any one being dut of em loyment when everybody wants even @ child to be useful? He i 5 i is 's B, 84; ee 2 Bt 38, R ES iH Ey I Washington MxaTs.—Beef, porter-nouse, 200. per Ib; rib 16200, PIBUTTER AND Eoos.-Philadelphia print, 48c. 1b; Wester creamery, 3640c. per 1b.; New Yo ‘$5c. per Ib.; roll, 25a80¢. per 1b.; cheese, 12%4820c. per Th, eyes, 18. per doz Fisu.—Perch (white), 25a40c. per bunch; rock, ssaddc: per Dh. salmon, 40c- per Ip, cod fish, 4239¢. per Ib; haddock, 106. per 1b.; halibut, 2c. per 1b; mackerel (bay), 16820c. each; ‘lobster, 10c. 1 pickerel, 15c. Per Ib.; red snapper, 10c. per {b.; shad, S0avSc. per pair; ‘herring, 12alse. per bh. salmon trout, 15e. per ib.; terrapin, $38$%5 per doz. roy MOSTARLES.— Beets, S50. per Dunch; 756. er pk; ca Se. per Dh.; cucumbers, 40a60 per doz.;" cyilins, 5a Seach; lente, palde. per heads onions, sous0e. 3 d0.. (spring), per pic; do. ‘0c. per Dic; peas, 7c.a$l per pk. rT pk.; turnips, 10c. per pk.; tom: Hiss per pic; asparagus, 1bars'per bins Eale; K.; caullfower, 15ad0c. each; Water cresses, Mh; radish, Sac. per bunch: rhubarb, Sc. per bunch; mint, gc; Bermuda onions, 60c. per peck; cabbage sprouts, 40c. Eoaabeper 1b: chickens (ola), POULTRY.—’ 5 $1a$1.80 per pair; chickens/ young), 75c.0$1.50 per pair; redid pair; geese, 50c.a$1.25 each; ® — Suppey Deata or M@ Erneuserr OLrrRant.— ‘Mr. Ethelbert Oliphant, aclerk in the Interior de- partment, living at No. 1210 8th street_northwest, while in @ 7th street car last evening, fell to fe tor tm an unconsclons cendiion, | He was re- moved to a drug store corner of si Dur aled trom heart disease ‘before a physician ar, rived. ‘The: ‘who was eighty years of age, and had resided here for eighteen years, ha’ come here from Pennsylvania, was held in hig! esteem. He leaves a wife and two sona. ‘The Courts, PoLiok CourtT—Judge Snell. ‘To-day, James H. Holmes, colored, patd $5 for ‘slapping his wife's face. Lily Pearce, contempt of court; $5 or 10 days, “George Cal unlicensed bar; $105. Ernest Loefier, W. H. Wilkening and Louis “Faber, Sunday bar; forfeited $20 collateral 322 4 OK OK NNN cco Bp fA Ex TERR go Be iA i TRAN § bes 24 Kk ON MH ‘ude 00. wow w pp P Qo Wwww DL ‘This powder never varie, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Soldonlyincans, Roxat Baxnro PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. X, ape Noexs Verse: Noxs Vane WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, PURE WOO! PINE, BLUE, AND DLack, AM (CASH VALUE 500.), REDUCED TO 3730. SILES! SILKS! SILKS!!! Ste, 45c., SOc. Sic,, 45c,, 50c., _B7c., A8C., 600, BEAUTIFUL LAWNS ONLY 50. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 250. CARTER'S, 711 Manger Space, UTD rs wEEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, «ilk and COLORED SILKS, cash value 81, reduced to 75c. HENRIETTA CASHMERES (black), silk and wool, 8, BLACK SATIN MERVi vt a BLACK SATIN ILIEUX, cash value $1.25, re- BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES. pure silk, 76c. BLACK SATIN, 80c. COLORED SATIN. 50c. BLACK SILKS, reduced, 7. $1, $1.25, $1.50. A LES, superior cash alice, su quality, cash value $2, re- IROCADE SILKS—Pink, cream, blue and white, 81. ‘UN'S VEILING, beautiful lace style, pure wool, 250, NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, 2c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. NO CREDIT. CASH PRICES. my6 CARTER’S, 711 Manger Space. M4 Lanes apurne Gray HATR-oN soME other person. But few care to try its effect on thelr own charms. Nor need they, since Ayer's Hair ‘Vigor prevents the bair from turning gray, and restores, gray hair to ita original color. It cleanscs the scalp, prevents the formation of dandruff, and wonderfully stimulates the growth of the hair. NO OTHER PREPARATION 80 CONCENTRATES and combiriés blood-purifying, vitalizing, enriching and invigorating qualities as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Qual- ity should be considered when making comparisons. mys Panasors — Panasora. NEW STYLES, JUST OPENED. Coaching Parasols, all colors, $1.30, 81.50, $1.75, $2, 82.25. ‘Satin Parasols, lined. trimmed with Lace, 8275, ‘Sk Parasols, $1, 81.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. 4#-inch Spring Cashmeres, 250, @-inch all-woot Shooda Cioth, 300. ‘Tricotine Dress Goods, 26c. STRANGE BUSINESS METHODS OF THE FIRM OF GRANT (& WARD—ME. VANDERBILT'S CHECK POR: ‘The Grant & Ward failure is much more serious a uageet renee me tho bra ag wo ton ee advan ohare orate inhesccg enter from two to money thirty days. that the number and character of the per- sons who had been unable to resist the Offers of the firm and the amounts of money were invested were. GJ file ed In the suit brought by the New York, Chicago and St. Louis rallway company against U.S. Grant, ‘Jr., Ferdinand Ward, U.S. Grant, James D. Fish, and others, Wm. K. Vanderbilt, the president of ‘the road, made affidavit that the railroad company Neh tay payable to the firm of rant & Ward, for and deposited with the firm as collateral security the payment of the Dany Tore. o00 cach, the pagnieat ec HE ras eed &@ second mortgage upon its railroad. Mr. Vandet it alleges, upon mation and belief, that Grant & W: upon the receipt of these notes and securities, united these bonds indiscriminately with hegre belonging to Coes parties for ve Of borrot money. By Hie pai bare Ooms tate tbe plot Sy ie hare xo tbe ol the firm. To prevent this loss to the nS Pee cite sult is brought, and the plaintiff asks the appoint ment of arecelver to take charge of the property of Grant & Ward. ‘The New York Tridune says:—“General Grant’s Visit to Mr. Vanderbilt was made on Sunday, and then the latter's check for $150,000 bedead Ivis. Said that at the request of Gen. Grant Mr. Vander- ‘bit. not to use the check of Grant & Ward on the Marine bank for a day or two. It is not be- lieved that the ex-President knew the state of the firm’s affairs. When presented, the check of Grant & Ward had been rendered worthless by the two failures. ‘The day after the fatlure General Grant called on Mr. Vanderbilt af the latter’s desire, and it 1s said that assurances were given that he would ‘be fully protected in the matter, even if great sacri- fices were necessary in tie direction of Mrs. Grant’s property.” % bo & Y EE gs @ ‘00 Vv oEKE “as8 = Great Srecrat Sate AT THE PPP A I Bp oak aa TE gs BPP AA AA H Sss5 PB AMA tun 244 Ef Sess RRR 00 ¥ ¥ A LT Eat 28 %Y fA OE Pigs 9 Me RR 00 ¥ Aa : ‘Silk Mousquetaire Gloves, 6 to 96 buttons. COLORS—Monse, Elephant, Tobsc, Ecru, Havana Brown, Beixe, Garnet, Cardinal, Cherry, Marine, Electric, Navy and Sky Blues, Pink, Drab, Smoke, Sage, Olive, Hasp- berry, etc. PRICES—68e., 86¢., 98e., $1.46, $1.68, $1.85, $1.98 82.33. L f ‘LLLL obi oF éco fF 88 YW & 3 ‘cca 000 VCR 58 = ‘Lisle Thread Mousquetaire Gloves, all lengths, COLOES—Drabe, Browns, Ecru, Smoke, Havana Brown, ‘Mouse, Elephant, Tobac, Slate, etc, ete, PRICES—25c., 36c., 49¢. and 68c, Ex UD dD S°GE O%Y ye gS ER HB BE oot 8 SY be Sass K KUDpD “GGG Lut 00° VERE Sss' Dressed and Undressed, 9, 4 and 6 buttons, ‘COLORS—Drabs, Smokes, Greys, ete. PRICE—d9e., reduced from $1.35 per pair, SEE Ee Mawar, Sst RK OMMMMIT TT Sas, SSittink ke RM NE FT Sye8z COLORS—Same asin Silk Gloves, PRICES—60e.. €8c., 75c., 98¢., 81.25, 81.75, $1.98, STYLES—Lace, Jersey and Mousquetairo, ie PPP. RRR, PoP ROR PPP ALAIS ERE OYAL, PB RR P RE 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, my? Sizver Dorris: “Please cive me a paper Dollar for this?” is the univer- al demand. We don't object to them. We like to hear their ring. We take all we can get. If you have any to ‘spend, we can show ypu how to dosoina profitable ‘way—profitable to you more so than to us, as not only will you get more than s Dollar's worth, as a silver dol- CITY ITEMS. i t | i i i i d i i ; Bs B E a i i : [ ey 3 i : 2 3 Bi P aT i ib i ‘4 a " Ez ul a a ne i i i 8 ty Gi f ey 2 2. His 4 es 4 handle ‘6 Yor secs nandaome engraved Daskets only 89c., worth $1.50. Special Low Price Sale To-morrow at Clark's, 734 7th st. n.w. Ours? Jersey, $1.99; our $2.7 Plaited Back Jersey, $1.98; our $2.96 Bratded Jerpey, $1.98, Cur $4.98 GUE ana Wool Jersey, $8.9; Ladies! Newmarket (Dude) Collars, #0c., sold else where 5c; our 2c. Boys’ shirt Waists, 21; 7c. at 81; BOe. at 7; Night sold at with deep cambric rue and tucks, 4c., bold at 68c.; Children’s Gauze Undershirts a8 low as 10c.; Ladies’, 90c., best value in the elty; Men's Balbrig: gan shirts, dn, sold at other stores at B0e-; Thomp- rset, 98C., 601d at $1.25; ‘ S82. doublenip Corset, 730. Av Clarkes, "704 Ti ot ‘2. W., to-morrow, 1 ‘The Greatest Bargains ever offered in this city will be sold to-morrow only at M. Augenstein’s, 817-819-821 7th st.p.w.: Mar- ket baskets, 4c.; decorated tea sets, 44 pcs, $3.45; wooden water buckets and bar laundry lac; ice cream sets of 13 pes., 25c.; 50 ‘and 1 ‘Water pall, 120.; 8-qt. covered bucket, 8c.; 4-qt. 14c.; decorated tea sets, 56 pes., $8.99, worth $7; brooms, 15¢.; dustpan ‘and brush, 15¢.; nest of ‘Spice boxes, 88c.; zinc wash board, 12c.; 3¢ dz knives and forks, foc; ig a2. stone China cups and Sallcers, 88c.; 8 bowls, 0c; slop jars, 91c.; 3 dz nickel-piated teaspoons, '37c.; silver-plated” but- ter knives, 14c.; dz. fancy goblets, 23c.; 3¢ dz. fing Gasiee and’ 1 walter, aie. 48, sheets anelt T, 9¢.; hassocks o! 5 crystal rater pitehers, 1 cow are Sie; Waby car. runks: tors: cent cheaper than elsewhere, ee v= 1 For a Short Time Only, at J. Brock’s, 802 7th street. Ladies’ fine Kid, hand-sewed boots at $2.75,morth $4. Ladies’ kid and kid-foxed boots at $2, worth $2. Cousin’s kid button boots at $3, worth $3.50. 1 Colgate’s Cashmere Boquet Soap, 18c., AU “Boston Variety Store,” A} 705 and 707 Market Space, Reliable Bargains, For to-morrow only, at Mourning Store, 736 7th. st. northwest: Ladies’ plain colored hose, 1234c., worth ‘20c.; ladies’ full regular Balbriggan ve ee ,worth 25c.; Lisle thread gloves, 25c., Worth 40c.; ladies? pa nen hemstitched handkerchiefs, in plain and fancy “borders, 10c., worth 18¢.; job lot of gentle- meu's fancy socks, 12\c., worth 20c.; gentlemen's full regular Balbriggan Socks, 17c., worth 25c.; 500 Satin Coaching parasols, in al colors, 99c., Worth $1.50; this 13 a rare bargain. Also, one lot Dr. War- ‘ner’s health corset, 94c., sold all over at $1.25. From pins to a silk dress cheapest in the District, at the 7th-street Mourning Store. $1 buyer sUll gets a ticket, six exete good for = useful present, at e Tth-street Low 756 7th street northwest. — ‘Remember the number, 1 Lubin’s Extracts, 36c. oz) At Boston Variety Store. Special Low Prices 1nmen’s low quarters at J. Brock’s, 902 7th. Low Quarter Button and Ties! Gents’ Fine Hand Sewed Oxford Button and Ties, five widths, $4. Custom Made, six styles, $3. Cloth Top Oxford and Button Ties, $1.50 to $2.50. Goat and Patent Leather Pumps, $1.25, $1,50. Ladies’ and Misses’ Oxtord Ties “and Button, in twenty different styles, 40c. to $2. Saline: Beene na ses 1091.50. Childs’ Spr leel Oxford 4 At Heilbrun’s Old Stand. = 8. E Youxa, 402 7th street. Look for The Old Woman in Window. $1 Ladies’ Hand Bags for 68c., At Boston Variety Store, ‘705 and 707 Market Space. Fine and Cheap Line of Slinnara Immense bargains in baby carriages, {cochests, refrigerators and traveling trunks of the manufacture wi sold to-morrow at Golasendauds s12-7tn st. nw. sa Grand Special Sale of Spring Heel Shoes Conita’s ta spring: heal ba tons sizes 's kid spring heel buttons, sizes 8 to 73, 55¢. Goat and kid Sp. H., button abd laced 4 toe 650, Child's goat solar tipped, sp. H. Button,'4 to 8 75¢. Fine ee goat aml kid springs, 4 to 8 $1 and Chila’s kid and. goat spring button, 83 to 1034, 7 “ — fine kid and ‘strat 1054, $1.25 and $1.20. SY B8 Dutton, B35 to Misses’ solid peDble spring wel, 11 to 25, $1. Etta tens gata eas re 411 to28, $1. Spring heel low ties and button. tao ‘616 7th street and 192 Penna’ avenue. i 1 1 Oyster Arrivals Day. 621 B street northwest, hard and sot. Sal haven. oysters, Chertystone oysten. ‘New oysters Frogs, Little Neck clams and 9 files, Hotels and Restaurants sup] snapper terrapins, at White's Furs Received on St Guaranteed against damage by moth an im B. Hl, SriNeqerz & Son, 1237 Pennaayo, Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup. Infallible, tasteless, harmles®, cathartic; for feve. tshness, restlessness, ‘worms, constipation. 250. “< ‘Thornton’s Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Ol, with Hypophosphites ot Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired. nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Di ists, Large bottles, 80c. Manufactured by W. ‘hornton, corner Bultimore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. mywt “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in halt-pouhd “Ward” prints: 460: pet a. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet Qiitcy Ge. per’ quart, Cream 180. pint. ams” Fame ‘am plier, ‘Young Any Dax WHEN YOU HAVE A LITTLE LXISURE TAKE A LOOK aT OUR DISPLAY OF BUSINESS SUITS. Itts our pleasure to show them. ‘The assortment is large and varied, and as nice as can be produced. OUR ALBERT FROCKS AND ¥OUR-BUTTON CUTAWAYB should not be overlooked. ‘Their Fit is faultless, made and trimmed in every way equal to custom-made gare ‘ments, except in price, which is about one-third less, lar is really worth but 85c., but we will give youapenny change in every instance, Gerster Dress Goods, 12340. Summer Silks, S70, establishing a branch post office near the | Of the association Was offered by Dr. Garnett and | adopted. | _After a general resolution of thanks to all those | who had contributed to the entertainment of we | members had been adopted, the president said that before adjournment he watited to thank the mem- | Lers for thelr courtesy to himself. He wished to congratulate the members upon the present meet- je Suid that it was the ever held, and amount of sectional inatertal offered. abd in Interect aroused in the discussion of the ma- lai prevented to the sections, this meeting had excelled by any other.” He then declared the association adjourned sine ‘ntertainments Last Evening. MK. CORCOKAN'S RICRPTION, AND OTHERS. ‘The reception given to the members of the asso- | ctation at the Corcoran Art Gallery last evening by Mr- Corcoran and the board of trustees was very largely attended, and tbe spacious rooms of the gallery Were thronged with a brilliant assembly from 8 until 1 o'clock. Mr. Corcoran stood near the entrance in the main 7 and the ‘Were presented to hiln by Dr J: C! Welling and Me SH. Kauffinann. Professor’ Baird, Mr. Kdward Ciark and Mr. C. M. Matthews, members of the board of trustees, received with Mr. Corcoran. The | n | ai | collection of and statuary was ‘With evident Interest and and in spite Scey war natn tae ore Mr. ae not ron ing occupied a chat which had been placed Which iis generosity had confer on the eis = sae ors, and bad pleasant word and smile foreach, in ova 'URS ON STORAGE. fo have inereased space for storing Furs and Gar- mente, We guarantes them against Fire, Moth and we WILLETT & RUOFF, my3-bn 905 Penn's Ave. Tur New Your Sox #4 REACHES WASHINGTON aT AM OX THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. Seno 1.W. ENGLAND, Publisher “The Sun." ‘Bow York City WHAT A SILVER DOLLAR WILL DO WITH US: white bolita: GPa geety Brealit Gaerne OM Te wil buy-a lovely: Bliver-plated ‘Butter Dish, or a Pickle Stand, or's magnificent Fruit Dis of wel Receiver, or & ravishing Sugar Bowl, (Who don't Ti will bay Sllver-plated Mus, which you all want vummer, Silver-plated Sheffield Knives, or six ‘Table 8} Forks, ‘twels Ree rng nap set of white or dark-h»ndied Table Kui of Carvers, GENTLEMEN WITH A PREJUDICE AGAINST READY-MADE CLOTHING SHOULD SEE ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., ‘THE FINEST CLOTHING READY-MADE, 319, 8. Z. Comma Suvawra amp D STRxsts. spas Tar Naron Sare Derour ‘Co. CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE. age Abearption bythe Rorthwest, 8p 90-S0 DRY _ GOODS. New Pore Lox Lawsa IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, PERE 981 F STREET, Roowr Rerasomiroa, ee ir as gust sytymmed from New York,and ts now ready to (@UCCESSOR TO PEERY & BROTHEM Sloe ‘the latest styles, i remap Mas aes a (3 AE ‘PURE LINEN LAWNG, from 20. to AME 'ALMER, ss PX BRITISH AND FRENCH Mao a PSY WHILE Ix USE-HAS A DRY CIBCULATION AND Ds. INDIA wg eee bs i 1 on at in. Sie ae frgiutis PARIS AND LONDON BONNETS AND HX _ ‘at 300. so il Se PAT- | comnpsising all the novelticaot the senec fost steamer Arizona, MOISTURE SECURES TO THE RIDGWAY STS. SATINES RCOuETS. COMPLETE STOCE a1so THE Lafist IN LONDON HATS FoR THE | po Er woon DRESS FABRICR NO CARDS, . EW, A FECES two —_ Cu. R: ‘THE GREAT FEATURE— Q RHADAMES AND GROS GHAIN | Nos, 409 AND 406 Trm STREET NORTHWEST. ACOOMPLISEED SATISFACTORILY BY BO SILKS to $3.50, saorol Wen aE EUS oxo ALE, THE LEADING STYLES TN. PARASOLS, SUN, IMPORTED SPRING WEAPS AND JERSEYS. 2B BOISE, 00008, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- WASREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANE. LAWN TENNIS SETS, TENNIS Set DIFFEREST BI ‘Also, full tine Received a assortment of TRAVELING and LUNCH Bask! myS_| FLAVOR OF THE OTHERS THIS 18 KO IDLE SEATON PERRY. Dovarass BOAST. GUARANTEED To GIVE GaTISFACTION. Lemar = NINTH AND F STREETS : Established 1840, ee ‘my — SOLD WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF BETUREING HOSIERY. ‘This department we think complete, The stock is new and fresh, and we return the money when prices are | IF IT DOES NOT DO AS REPRESENTED, Dax Goons. ‘Soe tot SOLID COLORS, FULL, REGULAR, urual — Sekhar PROLID GOLDEN SLICED FEET bc, eau ke ‘Have made special reductions in +t AHEN'S HOSTER, in great varie! ‘trom the cheapest SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, One lot Black Silke, $1.09; BlackBrocade Silks, $1.14; ‘CORSETS, sothit department is second to none, and embraces over Dice. Corset THAT BRINGS READIL! ope lot Fine Frenah Silke reduced from @L60t0@1. | gi'y 10 sis Is OfdeR CIMTES = A grand bargain in Surah Silk, $1 = WARNER'S. THOMSON'S. “P. D_” “OC. PL” ‘One lot Black Cashmeres 50 cents. wi EB ig SomPort, A full line of Lupin’s celebrated Black Goods at bot- | $24, 4,2 Sai peoeeeeiine tom peices, VENTILATING CORSETS at 85c., $1.00 and 1.25. ‘We have received another case of $1 Quilts, UNDERWEAR. Bare bargains to be found in’ all Departments, as we | , This department uceds no advertising. We SS Sigk Peithecr Saate. aod we refund money if uae “Satines,” “Ginghams,” India Linens, French Nain- Bidar wating Seog ‘sooks and all kinds of Dress Goods in great variety. JERSEYS. We ask you tolook only. "The QUALITY, PERFRO- COME AND LOOK iow OF Fi, and ibe’ PLC 89 tip—will, we _ So will Bolice other departments next wesk. TRUNNEL & CLARE, DOUGLASS, obtained ONL partice if my3 522-504-026 Ninth etieet_ | given pote’ CONEY fro wir ‘Az 803 vst Oresev Ax Exeassr Loe sity zt 803 Muszeer Spice CHILDREN'S LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, LACE We Senate Co nr at Der ‘Weare showing some desirable styles in Spring and SHIRRED CAPS, POKE BONNETS. JAMES H, 2710 M street, thd Stimmer DRESS GOODS at very low prices | MeRINOCLOAKS in Mother Hubbard and otber styles CHAPMAN & 901 H ctrest me. ‘Macnificent Stock of Ladies and Children's Hosiery, PONGEE in Natural and Colored Embroidery. ieee = Corsets, Underwear, Kid, Silk, and Lisle Thread Gloves, INDIA SILKS in plain and printed. _A special bargain | “Seaver suecrtine i. Irish Point, Naineook, Patna — in Colored GuOS OMAIN SILK at S100 iad Geis Rnteclinian Goto, Tames, meme | ee me t RHADAMA SILK, in six colors, st $1.25, | and other Trimming Lates in all the newest designs. Epvr Rerzsoxeatoss *° SURGi BILE from @1 to" @20b,atlow tank Ssiee: ‘Mr. SELMA EUPPERT, All warranted. apis 608 9th street northwest, Haves SCOTCH and FRENCH GINGHAMS. Afine assortment of printed all linen LAWNS, best ‘Guallty and-desirable styles at 330 Row, Patterns of BATISTE, 40 inches wide, far 29 cents REPUTATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS STAND- ING, AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERY- WHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY CUBR (Gee our testimonials M. Wazux. Imposter of FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATS, FINE MILLINERY GOopDs, Choice styles of SA‘ s REAL LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, GOODS in great . Black ORGANDY wnt Ni Seite aeons Rapp sta PARSOES ad FINE NECKWEAR PARASOL M. W. BEVERIDGE, ‘Ro. 1009 Pennayivania Avenue nertirwest, in leading styles, oa = ‘Bole Agent for the Distrtet, ‘TOite Trevise. Paria 907 Penneylvaniaavenne ap5 M®s ANNIE EK. HUMPHERY, QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS. Miso, WALNUT AND 48H DINING-ROOM RE 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 903 MARKET SPACE. ap26 Sor Axo Waar Derarrucyr. ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDIN ‘ott oa extiition, PAGO? CLASS HATH DRESSER FRO PARIR, SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT, ‘Thre Patenty apd Five Medals rota Expositons sf &.JENES & CO, isbutacturer ed tiporter of = ‘TIT Tth street mortharest, HUMAN HAI AND FINE HAIR WORK, In which we are now showing one of the finest, most fine Hate Cutting and Hate airdyed and shampoucd in sfirut clase mianee. ‘Wigs to order. ds 537 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Ms © & MELios, ‘extensive and select stocks of LADIES’ SUITS AND WRAPS MODISTE, ‘Has removed from Baltimore to No. 94D strest south- So betoena ia tinctly, fa called to | $até, Where she will mske to order. end Costar AND INVIGORATING. our display of entirely new Spring and Summer stylesin Dre aking abe guafastoss satisfaction in 88 SHORT WRAPS. DOLMANS, NEW MARKETS, RAGLANS, WALKING JACKETS, JERSEY WAISTS, CASHMERE. NUN'S VEILING, WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES, a ‘NOTE THE PRICES; MOL - i ey einem foapocpsen CLOTH WRAP, elab- —— FAMILY SUPP. B. orate Passementeria, at §12: WPOI FLOUR, THE FINEST. WHISKEY. reduced from $15.80. OSS | N Weworid. peaches TOUR THE FINEST TN Our TRICOTINE Aasiiis ‘VISITE, lace trimmed, only $6, for- Our LEADER, 24 SPRING WRAPS, made of trimmed with laceand passementerie whiciews will fee at the very low price of $5; regular price $7.50. ‘SPECIAL —Weshall offer our all-wool BLACK CASH- MERE SUIT, box plaited skirt, with draperies, at $12; actually worth $16. We guarantee this sult tobe all ‘Woo, o no sale, SPEING aND SUMMER BROWNING & MIDDLETOR — BARBOUR & HAMILZOM, — 2 BRA. ad PARASOLS. cee Rose's West India Lime Juice, gpa! Our department for PARASOLS te rreatly enlarged | Ross’ Royal Belfast Se ee a} and we are now displaying all the novelties for strect and es Cantral € Cochrane's Ginger Ale, THOS. 4 ROVER carriage wear, plain and trimmed, and with unique cave Rrotee 192.36 Ginger Ale (quart bottles). pandien Ades Birawbeery, XT. METZGER & BRO. - iabaentach gp Horaford's Acid Phosphate, sn, Genuind Imported West Indie bay Renae 40nX H. MAGRUDER, DIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. | Roo Royal RAMU incest. Crome de Blackwell's, + ERGOOD & as . Culmbach Beer. Kaistr Boer pebeenen ease Wat BELMUA dor, £°% ,WADIES CHEMISE, good cotton, 190.: 97 ‘Mineral Waters, all kinda. angered tad ey $9 doz Qnemie, | Commendador Fort Wine (ur yous la) BR WATERS band p\ fone prcsliglory geotionstiy at 430, ‘Londor Funek ies ‘Punch. a gpecial Poe: 124 doz. Chemise, with Torchom lace. ‘A Heinekei’s Vaxtnia Claret iis Henan rang aioe wiairanven Pe Selec ta ee MOTHER & BH. W. CATHERWOOD, at Gon EEPBBARD GOWNS, trimmed with lace = Protery 9 ick with ruffles of Hamburg em- é PHILADELPHIA, fother Hubbard BR! Joe ate woukMEelO SLES with enbrotened ee + | seve, Goa Pacrmmvens, CRE SA yoke and tuck bottom, | _mb19-$m NO. 1413 NEW YORK AVENUE arts Tiggineook and Lawn APEON, G T aac Tack plaited Siai‘ioc. Nume APRONS, wide | CLaneTa CLARET. 1b Ee 8 Ourlot WASH SEIRTS,t a , xy our = A a styles, at the uni. | ST. JULIEN MEDOC IMPORTED TABLE CLARET, ——— i vorrecakbanin taco Sl Fireplaces, Wainscotings, Vestibules and Mantel Bese: large fehave a fine line grade Clarets, which we WAISTS, in nobby patterna, fro BOX® SHIRT | are selling at _ a Trot Go. to the finest BOBERT SMITH'S SON'S INDIA PALE‘ALR. ©. A. HEINEKEN'S OUR SPECIALTY—LADIES CELEBRATED VIRGINIA CLARET. ‘We shall offer at 250. each for this week © COVEES— We have also opened a new line of CHIL. ‘Mantels, that house owners of necdaete ‘MISSES’ SUITS, made of Marseilles. Pique, EN’S ana] _apl9 1200 F street northwest | may beautify their homes with these — Tinen and Gingham, is alloca and sien oda Pp, —aan Nee peamnblateaac sow | Pore Axprexer Borze — fe are receiving fresh from the Dairies, three times: = [ek fhe following well-Anows brands of Table Bat- Gueeenieen ere LANSBURGH & BRO, | THE Q. Ae Also SLATE MANTELS for those who are not tired 420-422-404 SEVENTH STREET. ‘THE BOCK — — slae “ = New Sreame Goons Ne. (Creamerica. 4 NEW THING IN VASES WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR- “ING BUT PURE BUTTER KEPT AND SOLD | fF Cemeterien and Lawns, havings Reservoir Attede GAINS IN BLACK SILKS, SILK GRENADINES, FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE- BY Us. orth, JO8. C. FEARSOY'S sons, holding sufficient water to last tan to Gfieen daya, securing « vigorous growth of plants, Sieh Vaitery “PENEN TaWaS, SePrEENE | _Aleo, Ffextern, Center and Capitol HIM Markets RUSTIC SEATS, CHAIRS, &e. See ae Gs A Market, 17th and K eta nw. apl0-lm Ra Ee “TOF 2 NAPKINS, "HOOK, BEO. & CO., 1828 F street, ‘“Reonomy isthe prodent use of means tos destred end’ =— < sarge THE ECONOMY GA8 COOKING STOVES FRESE for (ffered with the fullest guarantee as the best aid Rew: Reson Res a hae “= ‘During the past week we have added to our stocks atte ‘ ‘SHAD, few pieces of REAL INDIA PONGEES, pisin and fie-| bis ured, BLAGK 8URAH SILK, 23 inches wide, at 81, ‘would be cheap at $1.25. Stockof CRAPE DE CHINE, TRAYS. P: im faithful reproduction, artietically displayed im ome CANTON CRAPE, HERNANI, CAMELS HAIR Foome, GRENADINE and CARMELITE, ettrac- tive, We will show on MONDAY, May Sth, fall lines of —_ WHITE GOODS, suitable for the approaching season, RATWARD & HUTCHINSON, such as Plain, Plaid and Striped MUBLINS, from 1256 " to 20, per yard, India Linens, Persian and Linen z $ — = ‘Lawns, Masalia, Real Swisses and Organdies, Black and (Cream Nun's Velling and Albatros, Lupin's Cashmeres ‘and other Novelties, Setines, Batiste and many other new and desirable Wash Goods, Embroidered Indis ‘BEST GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES, E. G. DAVIS, ~ ‘9 MARKET SPACE. ‘Large stock of Parasols apd Sun Umbrellas, Dress ‘Trimmings, Laces, Bibbons, Buttons, Gimpa, Toilet RELIAN GOLDEN ent i™ ‘Articles, Fane, be. &o. erry 0 TROUBLE 0 mEOW aooDS ees ye ae Cee Se aes ee eS | Teer oars oe pues 1 ae unre me SET.