Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1884, Page 4

+ LOCAL MENTION The Weather. Orrice oF THE CRIEF StoNaL OrricrR Wasitse7on, D. C., May 2 1884, 9.90 a. m.f For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather, followed by increasing cloudiness, and in. the Bortiern part local Tains Friday morning, winds Shifting to easterly, lower barometer, and stationary fmupersture. On Friday partly cloudy weatli With local rains, 1s indicated for the lower I Fegion, middie Atlautic states and the Ohio ¥: bd Tenaessee. Rurvg Stose Rios, Ezyptlan settings, at Prigg’s. Cuoraixe and other stock at auction at Weeks & Qa's suesrooms, Friday, 234 Inst, 10 a.m. Good= Bets fe trade dua private buyers.“ Mtast be sold. advt. ‘Tux fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave., @eutinue to be $3 per dozen, with a 12th painted. Laws SETTEES AND VASES, at Shedd’s, 409 9th st. Rave also the agency for the celebrated Dr. Lappe Asumatique Bituers, at Chr. Kanders, 911 7th St LW. ‘Tworotom house cleaning apollo. It is cheaper than @as Stoves, at Shedd’s, 409 9th street. pler’s, 453 Pa av. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. M.C. A. BUILDING—Prot. A. S. Boyd's lecture prevents disease. Use a 3 ‘TexaTeR Comique.—First-class varieties, ‘Dine MUsEUM.—Curlosities and interesting per- mrmance, The annual session of the Mt, Vernon Ladies’ amoclation began yesterday at Mt Vernon, the Siveudance Leis large. Little business was trans acted yesterday. The ladies will continue their Session during the present week. The Temalus of the lave Samuel A. Janney, of ‘Montgomery county, ML. who died tn Wancheste land, arrived in "Baltimore yesterday, und will taken to Montgomery county tor burial. jer of wills, bequeath her estate wo her Bicce, Charlotte Atsquith. Fitiy excursionists from Waynesboro, Pa., are in this city; amongst them Mr. Jere Collilis, for- erly a Fesident of Georgetown. * Sufferer® writes (0 Tue STAR that the pump on 6th street, between M and N streets nortawest, ts prities pa¥ no at {ention to the complaints about the matter, though there is a Water famine in that section of the city. ‘The Election of a2 Hishop for the Dio- cove of Maryland. ‘The following {s the text of the letter Inviting the members of the convention, which will assemble on | Wednesday -St, to meet the day before with re- ference to the election of a bishop. It will be seen | that all the members of the convention are invited. Jets the impression that at this informal meeting there will be discussion of candidates but no vot- ing,and in the convention voting Dut no discussio: BactimonE, April 21, 1854. Bererend and Dear Brothe You and your Lay delegate to the next diocesan | about the convention are respectfully requested to attend a meeting of all the clergy W be held Tuesday, the 27th of May next, at 5 p.m. cture room of St. Peter's church, Baltimore, object of This n van In diseharyi the ensuing convention, so us to Hl the vacant eplscopate With one Who Will best serve the diocese | ptece had bee Ww the glory of God and the edification of His “Mptcae reply f the undersigned of Please reply to one of the undersigned of » ‘Your Brethren in the Church. Signed by a number of representative men in the diocese, ia ‘The Wayland Seminary. THE RIGHTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXER- CISES. | | | i | away. eling Will be to Unite so far | on Monday cour duty tothe diocese at | tront and ‘The elhteenth anniversary exercises of the Way- | Jand sewinary were held at the Calvary Baptist | TWelve bottles was bis capacity, ehureh last evening. ‘The principal exercise of the evening was the delivery of addresses by graduates. ‘The graduates were: Theological department— | was Grimes after Augustus B. Cailis, Baltimore, Md., and Norval a. | Wiggins, Millenbeck, Va. Sadie N, Baptist, Boydton, Va; Augustus B. Callis, Baltimore, Md ; Carrie B. Carroll, Bloomington, I1L: Sallie Chew, Alexandria, Va; Jobn W. Clements, Lyne Va; Kobert J. Daniels, Elkton, Md: Downing, Le rs Foster, Harmony Village, - Gritin, AD- ington, Va; Citfton L. Hairston, Winston, N. ¢ Renry W. Haskins, Chase city, Va; Henrie Hucless, Baltimore, James P Jolinson, Madi- fon Colrt House, Va’ Thounas D_ Jones, Holly Springs, Miss; Lee H. Martin, Salem, N. C3 Upher A. Robinson, Harmony’ Viltuse, Vas @r 5. Thomas, Boyitton,Va,; Henry V. Washington, ony Vilage, Va; ‘Norval A. Wiggins, Millen: m4 Président King addressed the graduates and de- lvered the certificates and prizes. ‘Those who Teceived certificates were: For com- tte. J. W. Clements; excellence, A. Robingen, of crade class; B. Feekvilie and Isham Bradley.’ Those who recetved the Elizabeth A. Wayland prizes were Mise Ross, Miss Banks and Miss Lucy Miller. Repre- Sentatives Payne, of New York, and Brown, of Pehnsylvania, were present. During the ¢vening a trained chotr, from the sem- inary, rendered excelient music. On the platioria with Dr. King, president of the faculty, were seated Gen. Eaton, commissioner of education: Revs. S. H. Greene, W.R. Burrill, Frederick, Md.: W. M. inger- Vashington: |. Alexander, Baltimore: Hol- Powell, Hampton, Va.; W. B. Johnson, Wash- and Representative Snialls, Soutn Carolina. eee The Light Infantry armory. THE CORNER STONE LAYING THIS AFTERNOON. ‘The corner stone of the opera house and armory Of the Light infantry will be lald this afternoon at, Gorclock With Masonic ceremonies. The program Published in yesterday's Stak will be carried out, ‘The following articles will be deposited in the cor- ner stone: Cotus of 1884, presented by A. U. Wy- Tan, United States Treasurer; photographs of President Arthur and his Cabinet; photograph of Gol W. G. Moore; Masonic calendar of ISM, latest speTs; names of | Yesues Of local Sunday and dally honorary and active members of the corps: Koose’ guide; city direetory; brick from the oid War de- partment the prominent hotels and a fact alle of the corps bonds. visiting commande- nd their hosts, the comman- deries in this city, will attend service at Ascension church this evening at $ o'clock. Rev. Dr. » the address. Tow, Besides 9 plinientary ex ven the ion to’ Mount Vernon wi . Templars and thetr ladi asbington € ‘The Richmond com Mandery wili home Saturday morning, A Best Day ror’ Pick rockers. —Mr. lantyne reported yesterday ut police headquarters that while at the corner of Pennsyivania avenue And 15th street he hid his pocket picked of a wate and chain worth $14.0. W. Van Camper 20 Murray street, New York, had his pocket picked of a gold watch and chain, worth $140, Wille the unveiling of the Lither statue 'yesterd ~—Mr. J. H. Turner, president of the Liutaerviil ‘Md.. Female Seminary, had ils pocket picked of a goid hunting case watch, worth $100, and Mr. J. G. Setrrsage had his gold wateh aud "chain, valued at $125, stolen while getting on a street car corner Joth street_and Pennsyivanta avenue.——Henry ‘Stock reports that yesterday afternoon, while on ah avenue car going from 7th to 13th streets, he had his pocket picked of a Bockettook containing $8in money and notes or due bills amounting to we for Wm Bal- ——— Mareioe Licexs.s.—Marri. leenses have lesued by the clerk, of the court to iia Seibert, both of B. Perry K. Mier and Cecella Baldwi 4 Zand Ruben E. Johnson: Hutls Creic and Sim. Meany, aid Bridget L Dow- fon and Mary Alice Hil; Jackson aud Alice Smith) = Ma. ‘Tus Fous Bicrcre Cuaurioxs—The profes. Fiders have met in this city. Prince mM San Frunciseo, and arrange. Mente have deen coucluded between hit wd Woodside, Morgan and Higham to let the best man Win. Besides the prize to be rode for, $100. will be: giten to any of them who, wil beat "the recorded e Tace will take place at the ath- Jetie Fark Monday, May 25tn a Hg-D TO ANSWER 4 CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER. — In the Police Court, Judge Snell, to-day the case the colored cart driver, Kobert Duvall With manslaughter, in fecklessiy drivin; over and causing the death Of the boy John Hese Jer, was called for trial Mr. Camptell Carrington, fOr the defendant. waived an examination andgavc for the grand jury. ——— A Disnoxest Sexvast.—Henrletta Willams, a T¥ant girl, was before Judge Snell in th Gourt to-day. charged with the grand lat. Geny of $5 from her employer, Was arrested, she stated that she gave § Edward Wright. The case was sent to the ‘Gfand Ju, bonds soon. A warrant was issued for right, charging him with receiving stolen goods. S will be seen a mR 10-430 p. ASSETS, $356,472 hiets explaining the working of the associa. Soe furntaned upon “appiication © teen es Sowmervilie, president; John Joy Edson, i IuPoutTeD Martixes aT AUcTiON.—Thomas Dow- ling will sell, at his suction rooms, to-morrow ¥). at 11 O'clock, a large consignment of mat- ‘without reserve. See advertisement, ‘To Pintico Racks via BaLTiMoRE AXD Potomac Raitxoan. “tal trains will leave the Baltimore and Potomac rallroad station at 1:20 p.m, May 20, |, 2 and 28 direct for Pimlico races. The return train will leave Pimlico sfter the Faces abou" 6:0 p.m., arriving in Washington ‘about 7:30 p.m. Pare tor the round good only on day of eoue and special tri. co oe THe ERBSIDENTIAL Canraios. — Tae WEEKLy Sent postpaid to any address in U ‘States or Canada until after the presidential Stax will Tuited W. Brown, Miss | i | | | i [Ba Mrs Eliza Quill. THE KARCHER-GRIMES TRAGED' ‘The Testimony All In. Afler the close of the report in yesterday's STAR f the trial of Louis Karcher for killing J. W. Grimeson th <TUh of March last, Gen. M. Smith iestified that. V. B. Robey’s reputation for truth- fulness Was bad. ‘The records of Robey's arrestand indictment for embezzlement and forgery in con- nection with the Robeytown, Md., post office were siso put in evidence. Mrs Theresa Milier, a half-sister of Mrs. Karcher, Testifled that She _never saw any imuproper conduct on the part of Mrs. Karcher in the presence of her husbanL She saw Mrs Karcher, when her hus- dand Was absent, throw kisses at gentlemen, and the wit ‘Ss told her it was wrong and thought of vlllng Wr. Karcher. Mrs. Karcher replied that her bushand did not any of the witness’ family snd wonld Shoot the frst one he caught witness had seen Tom Clark with Mrs ahd aman sie called a sewing machine agent. Mr Karcler came to the house of the wit hess Once with Tom Clark in a carriage. « rissexamination the witness sald that once Mrs. Karciwr wrote her a note saying that she was sick, and when she reached the house she found Mrs. Karcher there with two men. She wanted the Witness to take one while she Wook the other, Mrs. Martha Ward, colored, testified that she had been a servant at Mr. Karchers for the past That the wife in his. presence was as x otier woman, but not SO good In his She then told how Mrs. ‘cher de- ved her husband to obtain money, and When > broke Nef arin at a restaurant she told that. It Was done by the front door of their house. Chartes Herturth, Charies Mades and Mr, James E. Fadgett also gave testimony adding little to What lad aiready been elicited. The Closing Testimony To-Day. ‘The court room this morning when the trial was resumed was filled to suffocation. Mr. T. J. Mackey, for the prisoner, called Ernest Robey. Here he ls,” sald the crier, referring to Mr. Van Robes » not Van Robey,” replied Mr. “Tam cailinga man.” ‘The withess not answering an attachment was onlered. enn Mackey, NOT DRUNK THE NIGHT HE WAS KILLED. Robert C. Mangum testified to seelng Grimes on the night of Wie homicide at witness’ store, 660 Pennsylvanta avenue; he was not drunk, but had been drinking. He came In with a pipe stem he had purchised a year before and asked witness’ Clerk to send for another one. He knew Grimes | Well enouxh to tell when he was drunk. ‘The will of the iate Maria Bayly, filed with the | EE Oe = WHAT JOHN NASS HEARD SER MULLHALL SAY. John Nass testified that Sergeant Muilhall last ‘Week said to him if he was on the jury Kareher would not have much ehance from being hung. This was on 4% street, after leaving the court | house, and there were Several others along. Ou Crosse Xauuination Witness sald that Mulhall id That if he Was on the Jury he would see him Wiiuess thought it wrong for a police er to talk so and pald no Turther attention to Did uot hear him say that Karcher knew "3 him. his wite's ¢ Charles Mades corroborated the preceding wit- ness. KARCHER JEALOUS. ‘Martha Ward, colored, was recalled, and testified that She knew OMicer Howe; never saw him in the house, but outside. Howe was called by Mrs. Kar- | cher to see the Christmas tree on Christmas day, and Karcher sald that he had made tt for hiseat. At ‘ds Mrs Karcher went to the window, and ughing at Howe, and Karcher called her Karcher Was Jealous, and did not want men. house. ‘On cros-exumuination witness sald Karcher did stood nd lay members thereor, | not like men coming ubout, because MIs. Karcher was very fautilar with men. Ernest Robey testified y lt to try th Tound it to fit easily. Onerossexamination witiess said that a small Set in the door. Walter J. Costello testified that ne had been at the house where the killing took place; noticed the mark on the door; It appeared to. be of @ hatchet, and seme blood Was ou the door like finger prints Ou erossexumination the Witness sald’ that the cut On the closet Was Dear the edge, above the lock. KAKCHER CORRECTS HIS TESTIMONY. The defendant, Karcher, took the stand to cor- Tect his testimony. He sald that he could drink 12 bottles of beer per day, not that he did drink tem. not what he did drink; his custom had been four or five bottles a the went to the house nck closet key to the Tos+examtned.—First learned the man’s name policeinan came. Re-lirect.—Witness did not see the man move Normal department— | fer le returned to the room and the gas wus phted. This closed the case for the defense. ‘THE GOVERNMENT CALLED IN REBUTTAL George D. Biggs, residing on F street southwest. He testified that he knew the deceased Grimes; that he was a qulet, peaceable man, except when. drinking, and then would be somewhat boisterous. Cros+txumined.—Grimes moved from Alexan- ria about two years before. Witness had drank With Grimes. Knew that he was devoted to his wife and family for he had seen him purchase things for them. | Grimes was not fast after women except when drinking, had seen him to go in houses of questionable repute—hait sly piaces. Witness Was a Watchman at the National Museum at_#0 per month. Witness was once arrested for making Ubreats to a woman hehad uever spoken to. Charles Gallant testified to Grimes’ character for peace and good order being ‘Sometimes he understood he was drinking. Did not regard him a fighting man. GRIMES’ PRACEABLE DISPOSITIO: 1. Barr testifled that Grimes had been in his em- ploy up to 188, and his reputation was that of a peaceable ma ‘lames W. Bradshaw testified to the peaceable disposition of Grimes. . Dr. J. . Hartigan was recalled by the defense, and. testified that eczema of standing would likely produce physical and mental debility, and erysipe- as in the face often causes deliriuin, and 1s re- garded as a dangerous disease. ‘THE TESTIMONY ALL IN. At this point the testimony was announced as elesed. PRAYERS FOR INSTRUCTIONS. Both sides submitted prayers for instructions— the defendant quite a long series—and the court Geear Reoveros: Low SPECIAL BARGAINS, COLOREDSILES, very best quality, cash value $1.50, reduced to $1.00. 'S VEILING, widest double width (pure wool), Creaiu, Vink, Blue and Blac s SILKS SILKS! 73, 45, 50, 376, 45, 50, CARTERS, 711 Manger Space OLORED SILKS, 373. BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES reduced to BLACK SATINS, 50. COLORED SATINS, 50. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 25. ELACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS. REDUCED REDUCED, 624 reduced to 73 reduced to: 00 reduced to 75, 3 25 reduced to $1.00. SLIN 12%, reduced to8. NUNS VEILING (pure wool), Cream and Black, 20. NUN'S VEILING (luce style), Cream and Fink, 25, @BLACK BROCADE (pure silk) GRENADINES re- BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, 81.50. amy 2 CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space, BALDNESS MAY BE AVOIDED BY THE USE OF HALLS HAIR RENEWER, which prevents the alling out of the hatr, and stimulates it to renewed rowth snd iuxuriance. It also restores faded or «ray hair to its orizinal dark color, and radically cures nearly every disease of the scalp, YER'S SANSAPARILLA HAS SUCH CONCEN trated. curative power, that it is by far the beat cheapest, aud surest blood purifier known, my20 Bauouxs w Jenszva ‘TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN JUST OPENED, ATS1EACH. Coaching Parasols, $1.90. #1 Sees Welling sit seioes Ss Lace tee 1 all colors, 2c., 28a, coos cene tee Aino Wate Plansel i i, Shertesa ee ae Fone a 25 fancy colors, no seams, 150 He bed Hose, no seam 256. = Devas Gomis 12 cate Drea ilk, 0c 40-inch Nuns Veiliig, all wool, $16. TOWSON’S, 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, near Center Market, ‘The New Sammering Place. A large number of prominent officials and leading business men Of the city went down the river yes- terday, on the steamer Arrowsmith, to visit “Colo- nial Beach,” the new summer resort. The excur- sion was given by the manageis of the Improve- ment Association, and was a thoroughly pleasant and enjovable affair th 4s about 66 miles from W: being entirely sutrounded by water. The lands well situated for improvements of every kind, and already great has been made in this direc- tion. Some fifteen cottages are constructed, or nearly finished, and others probably be built during the season. Work is being pushed rapidly on tue large new hotel, and the expectation ig that ft will be ready for occupancy by the 15th of June. A number of rooms in it have already been engaged, and most of the cottagers will be in their quarters by that time, so that when the sea- son opens it will do so with a large attendance from the start. It may be added, too, that the {rope now at the arsenal here will go {nto camp at that point for the summer. It will be seen, therefore, that the Beach will not lack pleasant permanent society, and this attraction, in addition Vo the natural advantages of the place, can hardly. fail to make it popt with Washingtonians, to ‘whom it 1s so easily accessible, and also with people from other cities, who desire a pleasant summer! Place. ‘On the return trip last evening the guests assem- bled in the cabin of the steamer, and adopted reso- lutions thanking the managers’ of the association for the pleasure enjoyed, and expressing the fullest confidence in the social success and financial pros- perity of the excellent and much-needed enterprise they have inaugurated. — A Cosriy Kicx.—Last Tuesday alittle newsboy named Albert Huriburt, entered the saloon of the ‘St. Marc hotel to sell Bis papers. He was ordered out by William Clark, the colored porver, and, on his refusal to go, Clark kicked him severely. Clark ‘Was arrested at the Ume, and left $5 at the station, but Judge Snell had him brought into court this morning on an attachment, and fined him §20. Assowvrery Pune eae Foe ET E - pass 9 BE # oo Y a4 ali BOB AA K HWNNN @ @ BBB AA KK HoSNN G BOB AAA KK IEONNN G GO BBB 4 4 K K UM ON NN GGY rh, £0, & Fw pon men ber $3 Gua BBE Eo id 0.0 wwWww D RR. r 00 wow Bop ike & i= ‘This powder never varies 4 marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold tn competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only incana. hoyat Baxina Powpen Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aps Sercut Nonce I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING TO MY STUCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON, WHICH 1 CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE. HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND EUENACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN KEFER: RING TO. A CALL 18 SOLICITED AND ESI MATES PROMPTLY FUKNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Exctustve Agent, p26 No, 452 PA. AVE.. NEAR 43 STREET. Sone NATROLITHIC WATER. Eminent phyaicians pronounce it superior to any'min- ‘water now in mse {nal cases of HEADACHES, GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL DYS- >EPSIA, BILOUSNESS, WANT OF APP! TANGUOR, CORPULANCE ap EBILITY. ENTIRELY FREE FROM GRIPING. Ask your Grocer for it. my20-3m, Tue Vernier. ‘The disposition of a businces man to excinpt_himseif ‘uury, service tanatural, for It isa serous mater ‘with hina to be take away from hls bies‘ures at the beat Bours, for three ‘or six iionths serv bow critical moment in hin afai vised attention to avert disaster. "The ‘buri- Dens inacs's Successfull career: aud that isa quality en- tirely dissimilur to the Judicial. He must be deciniv even at the riuk of makink an occasional mistake, which: the judge cannot afford to make. Besides, his ability to Judicial:y, a4 a juror, is marre + in continous cases. by the interjéction of his own bneiices: heceasaiily more ‘important to him thau public busi- ness. On the other Land, som= unsuccessful business men take the best jurors, pro hac vice. We have pro- fessional Drofessional advocates. men trained to Phone purvuita; and why uot protewiousl Jurors, also ‘You never get the beat results from a horse used alter- nately to saddle and harness. ‘The trotting xait is not conducive to periection in the Canterbury saltop, the ‘Ou the principle of construction usually employed in selecting a iury, no one can wafely foretell. the verdict. Public verdicts, however, are seldom wrong, and that ‘will account for the popular verdict in favor of the gar- ments sold by HENNING, THE CLOTHIER, 410 SEVENTH STREET, Tux Losnox Ax Liverroon CLOTHING COMPANY, my19 CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS, Inthe ohly House in the city that manufactures thelr own Goods. ‘That is the reason they can SELL, CHEAPER than any other House, cheaj ai Indigo Blue Flannel at $7.50. Anh Blue Fi: ‘lat Cee ee Ee as mada ene Boys! Boys! ‘Boys! A fu!l Line of Boys’ Suits from $3.50 up. CHILDREN’S! CHILDREN’S! CHILDREN’S! Children’s ite one ite from 2un Wesive « Dall, Bat and PANTS! PANTS! PANTS! we shaves fall line of Men's, Youths’, Boys and Chil- LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. my9 Axzn-Picox. RICON TONIO, ‘This celebrated Tonic ie extracted from plants grown 4 Algeria, and is highly recommended for ite tonle and. anti-febrile properties, tonic it is endorsed by the highest medical suthorities of Europe and America, who fully recogvize its health- wiving and restorative qualities. With sods water and ‘syrups it makes the most delightful drink. For Waah- ington city along the sales have beeu more than two ‘thousand bottles the past year. Price for full quart dottle $11, aud st clans, No. 916 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, With its fire snd bureler Devel, vate with oti the Iatest 1 ive structure in Gharacter'and cuplcteneas by any building fees simak far purpose in the Country. Wm. G Met Pres't, Sam'l Cross, Soha, Lenuan VP WW. ‘and Treas Asa" Bec Affairs 5 West Washington. Base Bat.—A nine from Georgetown college play the high school nine of Alexandria to-day. Grain Recetrrs.—Boat M.C. W.Boyer, 4,000 bush- els of Wheat, sold at 1143. CoxpITioN ‘or THs WATER—Great Falls, condt- on 1; receiving reservoir, north connection, condl- ton 3 distributing reservoir, condition influent; gatetiiouse 23. Caranng. BANFORD'S RADICAL CURE THE GREAT BALSAMIC DISTILLATION OF WITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN 'FIR, MARIGOLD, CLOVER BLOSSOM, Ero., For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrh, from a Simple Head Cold or Influenza tothe Loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Coush, Bron- chitia and Incipient Consumption. Relief in five min- ‘utes inany and every case. Nothing like it. Grateful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins from first applica- ‘tion, and is rapid, radical, pormanent and nover failing. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catfrrhal Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, all in one package, forming ‘® complete treatment, of all druggista for @1. Aak for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. Porren Dave xp (Cumaacat Co., Boston, PAIN IS THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE, COLLIN'S VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER in- stantly affects the Nervous System and banishes Pain. Aperfect Electric Battery combined with = Porous Plaster for 25 cents, It annihilates Pain, vitalizes ‘Weak and Worn Out Parts, strengthens Tired Muscles, Prevents Disease, anddoes more in one half the time than any other plasterin the world. Sold everywhere. my15 6 “Oncums Asp Frety Frowers» ‘New studies from nature, by MADAME VAUGA, GEN- EVA; “THE SHORES OF LAKE GARDA;" new “Corot” Etching; Waltner's “VAGRANTS." “THE VILLAGE DOCTOR,” by Heywood Hardy; “THE DAY OF RECK- ONING,” a fine subject, after 9. E. Waller, and numer- ous other FINE ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGSand PHO- TOGRAPHS, Paintings at moderate prices. FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. v Exquisite PICTURE FRAMES, many new designs. All the “ROGERS GROUPS,” prices from $10 to $25. Catalogues on application, JAMES S. EARLE & SONS, Jan2%-eofm 816 CHESTNUT 8T.. PHILADELPHIA Bancan: ‘8. KING'S PALACE, 614 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. AND STILL THEY COME! ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL OF ALL THE LATEST SIYLES OF HATS AND BONNETS. 2,000 Stylish and Elegant Trimmed Children’s HATS at 40c. only. OUR GREAT DRIVE IN TIPS AND PLUMES, 10,000 bunches of clezant TIPS at 38. and 0c. a bunch, worth 7c. and 81 a bunch . 5,000 PLUMES, in ali shades, at 60c., 70. and 1 = PLUME, We offer $50,000 worth of FASHIONABLE AND STYLISH MILLINERY. ‘We are bound to sell and are willing ta. sell bargains, HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, PLUMES, TIPS, LACES, RIGEONS and SILK AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES, at prices that will beat all competition, ‘Special bargain week this week. Don't fuil to call at KING'S PALACE. £14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. mylt = Tue Fouowse Sreciur Bancarss PS FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS Will be offered for one week ouly at STRASBURGER BROS.’ 796 SEVENTH STREET AND 461 PENNA, AVENUE: usins’ fine Kid Slippers, $1.47; worth $2.25, d Ladies’ Shoes, 82.77, 1.97. Ladi-s* very fine Kid Shoes, conyon sense Inst, 81.97. A eplendid lot of Ladies! Shoes, kid or pebble out, only Ladies’ Shoes with worked button holes, $97c.; » great barat Tadiis' Kil Fox or Senve Lace Shoes. 7 Ladies’ Vassar Ties, tie.: Ladies" Button, 6c. Ladies’ Kid Cro * Seliool Shore, NT. Heel Shoes, @L 17: « biidren's SL Spring Heel Shoes, S5¢.; Tufante’ Shoes, S5e. ‘Misgen and Children’s slinpers, afferent styies, 50¢, ‘Men’y Hand-utitehed Gaiters, lace, Dutton or Ccneress, ‘Low Shoes, iand-inade, diferent styl-s, f Shoes high or low quartered, 50; Men's Button and Laced Shoes, eas Low Strap Ties, 821 Pumps, 67e. for ladies’, Canvas Shoe t very low prices, ny]3 milases', men's and boys! we, recut Bancarss Our Stock of LADIES’ AND GENT’S FINE SHOES for che Season is NOW COMPLETE, and at prices we guarantee to be the Lowest. COUSIN'S Fine Cur Kid Button; High Heel and Pointed Toe. COUSIN'SFine Cur Kid: Low Heel and Broad Toa, 4 *" Fiench Kid, in High or Low. e “* "Flexible Shoes: espe- cially adapted for tender feet, ‘The reputation of these fine hoes is such that wekeep constantly » full assortment of them on band. The last lot, Just received, ix the most beautiful we have ‘ever had. Our Ladies’ Fine KID BUTTON, at §2, are worth @3— only about 100 pairs left, Our stock of SLIPPERS fs now complete in every de- partment—some grand bargains amongst them, For Gentlem’n and Boys we offer the Celebrated “BURT'S” SHOES. Ourassortment of these well-kuown goods hus never been more complete. We have in every. style, made especially, LOW QUARTER SHOES. ‘Take a look in our window when you pass by. We gives guarantee on ull the shoes we sell. A complete Stock of all Cheaper Grades made is worthy your atten- tion, Call early at the Reliable Shoe Stores of SINSHEIMER & BROS, 808 7th and 3151 M streets, Boots and Shoes Made to Order. myl Tae Narioxan Sare Devosrr Co. CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE, CHART! IN sREBRETUAL (CHARTER, ACT OF CONGRESS Capital. - $200,000 GG: ‘ean ELT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. = Dinzcyons. na Amt Sec. Benjamin P. Snyder, Charles. F Tawrwon Ricgs, Henry A. Albert Lsturtevant, Jou F. John G. Parke. MPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC,CHAM- ‘PAGNES AND CORDIALS. French Clarets, ein Sure euena ge iAraine, | ‘Argesioan ative Wisse Bridles ht Cit en Gaitfornia’ Vigyinia nud Olle our tote aie | KOUX & TAULELLE, 1747 Penn. ave. | ite for first-class houses. Bordeaux, Bi f. epee at inte ean Nasroxat Orrrce Foesrrone. “M. J. WINE, ‘MANUFACTURER OF THE NATIONAL DOCUMENT FILES AND FILES CABINETS, | No. 929 F Sraer xonTawest, = DANIEL G. HATCH, Manager. myl2-1m Hoxaorarme : ‘MEDICINES AND BOOKS, -; —_— cane ‘A full supply in stock at sation | 9 BOERICKE & TAFEL’S Pharmacy, 135 West Fayette street, Baltimore. Mail orders promptly attended to. my15-0o26t Og ERR REE re can be sold at respectable ai Cd Bape. No. 619 D between titend > 1 hotey tne aetna “ A VEGETABLE CA1 HARTIC AND. [> BRS oe Pate are com ete deleterious, nyrore to. eT Te CITY ITEMS. “Hough on Rats.” out! AS SP 23 Tickets for a Eine Oil Painting at 736 7th street, Mourning Store, J. E. Young. $1.25 Diack silk grenadine reduced 900° 3 a hnson’s Restanrant and Ladies and Gent’s dining saloons, 440 and 442 9th street n. w. Every known delicacy in the world, suitable to the taste. Polite attention. Ladies! ‘sploon first floor. 3 i Oyster Arrivals Daily, a Betreet northwest. hard and sort Sane, ayan ven 0) errystone Oysters, oysters, Brogs, Little Neck clams and elams Fas flies, Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Young Snapper terrapins, at White's. Bry Ears Received on Storage. Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire. im BH. Stixewerz & Son, 1237 Pena, ave. Durkee’s Salad Dressing. A ready-made, rich and delicioug dressing for all salads of meat, fish or able& Cheaper and infinitely better than home-made. Unrivaled asa sauce. © White Flannel Bicycle Shirts. Good, $1; better, $1.50; est, $2. At Auerbach’s, corner 7th and H streets. © - Burnett's Cocoaine. {. THR BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING. Ibkills dandruff, allays irritation, and promotes ‘@ vigorous growth of the Hair. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are invariably ac- knowledged the purest and best. Cushing Process Liquors for Medicinal use; warranted chemically pure; sold by all drug- gists. Jas. F. McGee, sole agent, 404 9 n. w.tu,th,s,1m Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenia, © Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rosa. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Viole. 0 Lundborg’s aime, Lily of the Valley. eo J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bar! Has, for more than half. century, deen in use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- Siclans as te best tonic and Invigorator extant, ‘The we: the nervous, the debilitated, all find It to give m Ww Ue ears ee Jarly a lady's mnedicin $1 a bottle. Sold by drug- ists. W. Es , Proprietor, Baltimore and timore, Md. wu,th,s-60 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered tn half-pouhd “Ward” prints, 0c. per und. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and sweet Milk, Sc. per’ quart, Cream 15¢. pint, EDUCATIONAL. RDERS T ¢ FOR ALL KINDS OF EMBRO! ery and fine ivedle work. Also leseon im sam ‘Terms very reasonable. “Apply 'S..N. MEYER, 922 7th street, between T and K northwest. my? E.SCHEED, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be- 4, a8 Well a8 those, wishing to be qualified for Thiers OF Teachers, ‘Terms $12. 784 12th nw. apseo Pert AiLEWOoD INSTITUTE Fok BOTH SLXES, AVE Concordville, Pa. 22 iuiles from’ Broad street sta: ton, Philadelphia. Best professors: thorough cours-s of siudy: students preparnd for junior year in collexe: Practical lessons in sury yin and civil emeiuecrin; wa: Derior instructio.: iu muste: timid and backward pupils rivately thtorrd: a carefully arranged department for Httle boys; duties of school life made attractive: 865 to $80 per session of 13 weeks: highiy recommended by patrons “J. SHORILIDGE, (Yale College) A. 31 Pet ni ‘OWE'S BUSINESS SCHOOL, 617 77HSt., HASTHE Dest business penman and the moat practical in- struction, Bookkeeping taught without Jexs then half the usual time, Open all Uh Busi ness course in Bookkeeping, Penmansliin, Arithmetic, Spelling and Correspondence, 5 a inonth: $12 for fi books, in luce months Howe's Rapid “Business Penmanship jone, $3. Terms higher after October Ist. my20 GERMAN SUMMER SCHOOL. SCHOOL. room 1033 12th st. n.w.—(Natural Method.)—First Session in June, Adulis au iuiren's department, ‘Tuition $10 a session. Reduction to parties of five and feuchers, |“ Lectnres on Geriuen literature aud reunions to students, For jurticutars and prog-mus ad- MISS DORA ZIWET, 813 6tD street 1 Athome 2-3 p.m, my 12-1 ORWOOD INSTITUTE A SELE "T BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, for young jadies and children. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. D, Cabell, Principals. 1212 and 12 Ex~Xext wession opens s corps of accomplishusd iustruc USS AME FEAVING OF Boston, ‘Teacher of Vocal and Tustrumental Muste and har- Tony, Lessons continued duraag the summer. Address 2012 Yor street northwest. AVID 8. I. JOH Oncanist 1119 10th street northw Choir Master, Pupils taught privately or sn classes. myl-1in* EQUEST OF NUMEROUS: ‘nds and pupiis, 1 will remain this summer and Jnstruct at reduced rates. Siying and Piano by my shortest method, All those desirous to be browgnt out in operas, parlors, elc., will have thelr Voices trained quickly to the very highest cultu Tequired now for this summer PROFESSOR DE WOLOWSKE' More Voices are ert aud oratorios, at ‘§ Musical Institute. 940 New York avi ay GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCO! Hall Building, corner 9th and D ‘strects. “Day and Night Sessions." Complete | in. its arrangements {oF training cons and daughters, and. men and wome selfeupport, rset tess and Gonorati: sides tt Reholapshib or, year, from dato of entrance, ‘day’ ot hicht. 850; per quarter, uv, 820; might. $16, Students Teceived cyery mouth in the year.” syring and suniuer Sewicns, Circulars mailed <i pplication. IY ¢, SPENCER Principal, , Viee Principal, y ASHINGTON RVATORY OF MUSIC, MU- sic Hall, corner 7th and D northwest. Futrauce Fifteenth year, Free advantages. 0.1. BUL- mi mirz2-3uu* (se BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES for N 07D. LARD, WASHINGTON, D. BALTIMORE, MD. BOSTON, MASS 723 Uthst.a. w. 5 Franklin st, iad Tremont xt. 5 1, 234 Westininsterst, NEW FRENCH. GERMAN, SPANISH. ITALIAN AND JLISH CLASSES FORMED NOW, Office hours, from ¥ to 5 p.m. M USICAL ACADES! ial VE SALES STRERT, 316-7m 3. P, CAULFIELD. RIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, An Elementary and Bish schoo! for both sera, street, between {sth and loth streets northwest St erlor sdvantages, ‘Terms inoderate, Pupils seceiyed Siylume itd caigad from date of” entry, ADPU at fool rooms frou Y= top. a "HOS. Ww. SIDWELL, 45-8 Principal W. FLYRN, AM. PRIVATE TUTOR, S. 3. W. corner Sth and K streets northwest, atheratica, Tati Gredk, Preneh, ‘Gera, Ea cparation ior College. West Point. ‘Anuaiolig ‘Coupelitive eltamitutons. “fermi savauss 'VENING CLASSES: 5 A MONTE. Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, English Grauunae, . 8 Hlistory, Geographiy, Spelling. auad fed16 snmanship, U. Noau warxen & co, 625 Pennsylvania Ava, firit-class READY- NOAH WALKER & co, 7 Snt-clus BEAD) MADE CLOTHING bas 6% Pennaylvania Ava, ‘ made a wonderful progres. NOAH WALKER & CO, en eee a logentleman cas 625Pennsylvania Ava, “OF ae ‘ured when he can procure NOAH WALKER & CO, 1" goods as we manufac 625Pennsylvania Ave, = ture. Our stock consists NOAH WALKER & CO, the finest in quality to the = Avante A% sowest in price, Wousually —— 2 re NOAH WALKER & CO, hes Sues 625 Pennsylvania Ava, © “Ty “en's Youth's, Boy's and Children's Clothing and NOAH WALKER & CO., Gentlemen's Furnishings, 625 Pennsylvanis Ave. NOAH WALKER & CO, aay €25 Pennsylvania Ava, ies NOAH WALKER & CO, m 7 625 Pennsylvania Ave. = Earye Howse Pre THE “SPECTATOR,” AN INSURANCE JOURNAL, devoted to the interests of the old system of level- premium, high-rate companies, came out in its last Dumber with an. editorial retrsctiag the infemous charges it has been making for the last year, in almost every issue, against the Mutual Reserve Fund Life As- sociation, ag an institution, and against its president. E. es other officers The paper now says Meee Beare wae bller tho Plone hla “movement of "pro rescrves, t2 Cure the “evils that have heretofore afiiicted the stem of assessment insurance, and its phenomenal ioe blo extent awa "isan? 2 ‘very considerable ‘ana “isan Of the skill ‘ani ability’ with which itaaduirscecoee ducted. That Mr. Hr and his associates ate cond: {ing the Uusiness ‘openly’ and fairly, inviting iovestiga- ‘sndare developinx aystem that they believe to true system, there can be no doubt. The object article is but todo an tee to the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association and to Mr. Harper per- and we voluntarily ‘make this statement to So ‘of whicn we have been the unwitting and fause.” “Office of the association, 1800 Ht ae insure. ).). KNIGHT. General Agent. my13 THE DEMAND e Come Luc COMPANY EXTRACT OF MEAT, TINETOCK FOK SOULS: MADE DISHES ARO. BAUCES. ANNUAL SALE, 8,000,000 JAES. JLIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Je, tonic, “Ia, & snocees and & es ner, Miu, alone, should fot erate. He eases ntiur Wise Ink’ acon ae having been largely “used Dy Public are informed ‘that thr Liebe Come Teese ee ee Baron LIBBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Sbemiate Soin Agents for tas Uatied Bess Sole pholesale | David & Fenchurch ow only) Co., 9 nchure ‘CELLULOID THAT NEVER BREA! a ey ia FIBHER'S, DRY _ GOODS. LADIES GOODS. PROPOSALS, Spayisa Axp Goievre Lace Ners. SEATON PERRY, ° QUCCRSCOR TO PERRY & RROTHEM. FLEG! SSORTMENT BLA‘ SPANISH AND GUIPERE Tae SEs ESR OVER DRESSES AND GARNITURE BLACK BROCADED SILK GRENADINES. BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES. BLACK VELVET GRENADINES. CANTON CREPES AND CREPE DE’ CHINE. BLUE AND BUFF CALCUTTA SFERSUCKERS. GENUINE INDIA FONGEES, BEST QUALITIES, EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES. SEW.ELAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS, IN MENS” IN BLACK AND COL EMBRO) ED Kol WHITE D> MER FRENCH DRESS FABRI: Ae aos ea PEADING STYLES IN PARASOLS AND ‘UMBRELLAS IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS AND JERSEYS. ‘CHOICE IN FIGU: RERG BOISE Goobs, PLAIN Fates aap com. SEATON PERRY. Perry, Pennsylvania avent Fatablished 1840.7 ri LO} Srorexpous Sars DEY GOODS. NEW, CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN. LANSBURGH & BRO. Desire to make their establichment memorablein the annals of the DryeGoods trade of this city. Will sell unapproachable Bargains in all their Departmenta, It will pay you to visit them, At Tse. Worth 81.10, ‘At 81.00, worth 81.50, And all hisher wrades in proportion, Splendid Black SURAH SILK at 90c., worth $1.25, We caunot get any more of these, and only have 9 piecus left, 300 pieces FANCY SILK, in small Checks and Stripes, us low as Sticts. per yard. ‘These goode are un- doubtedly the Greatest Bargains in Summer Silks that will be offered this season, 8 cases beautiful;quality 42-inghes wide Colored CASH- MERES at 25cts. per yard, in all the new Spring Shades; retailed by others at $75c. DRESS GOODSin great variety, all of onrown import ‘tion, at lower prices than ever before heard of. 6 cases NUN'S VEILING and ALBATROSS just re- ceived, which we shall sell at a reduction of fully 25 percent, Black and Colored CASHMERES, We have a larger stock than we ought to carry, and shall therefore make sacrifices to reduce at once. We are selling a full-width all wool BLACK CASH- MERE at 37Xcts,, would begvod value at 50cta, Plain and Checked BUNTING, in black and colors. We are selling 42 inches wide Bunting at 33cta, This quality is well worth S0cts, We attended the great sale“of Hosiery in New York last week. ‘These goods must be seen to be appreciathd. All we can promise you isa good Bargain in this De- partment. Do not neglect to see our complete assort- ment of Silk, Taffeta, and Lisle Thread Gloves—we are selling them at less than cost of importation. WHITE GOODS! WHITE Goops! Splendid Checked NAINSOOK. at 8c.; better goods, at 12ie., worth 20c. Victoria LAWN at 12¥c., nearly a yand wide; this isthe usual 20-cent quality. India LINEN at 1234¢., 15e., Ike. 2c. and 2c. 1 caxe fines t quality Gray BEIGE, 62iycts.: worth 90c. 1 case 42:inches wide finest Black and White PLAID, 45cta.; reduced from 623<cts. 30 cssex LAWNS, allof ‘this season's styles. GINGHAMS in endless variety, much below former prices, SECOND FLOOR. 25,000 JERSEYS, for ladics and children. 18,00) PARA- SOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, Having contracted for these last January. we are enabled to sell them, cheaper at retail than some merchants buy them at wholesale. We are selli ga beautiful Satin Coach- ing Umbrella at $1.15, gilt ribs, worth much more, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, In this department we defy competition. All good are marked down to make thea sell previous to rebuilding. THIRD FLOOR. Accessible by Otis’ finest Elevator. We are here sell- ing the balance of the stocks of Messrs. Mitchell and Ker, bought from their assixnees, ‘Thousands of Remnants, of every description, at one- third their cost, ‘S cases small-figured LAWNS, fast colors, 4. Splendid yard-wide Frown COTTON Sets, and thousands of useful articles generally found in a first-class Dry Goods store. A call will pay anybody, even if the goods are not wanted until Fall, as such a chance may never occur again. LANSBURGH & BRO., mi7 420-422-424 SEVENTH STREET. Exrasonpoazy Banoarst E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE Parasols lined and trimmed with Lace and Chenille, new styles and Spring Shades, Parasols with Escurial and Spanish Lace Covera, Parasols handsomely trimmed witn Crape, Coachings in all the new shapes and shades, Sun Umbrellas, complete stock. All of our stock is fresh;and has been selected with great cara, ‘We show nothing but the best goods from the most reliable manufactories, ‘NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOO! E.G.DAVIS, myl4 ‘719 Market Space. Dax Goon TRUNNELL & CLARE Have made epecial reductions in SILES AND DRESS GOODS, One lot Black Silke, $1.09; BlackBrocade Silks, $1.14; ‘one lot Fine French Silks reduced from $1.60 to $L. ‘Agrand bargain in Surah Silk, $1. ‘One lot Black Cashmeres 50 cents. A full line of Lupin's celebrated Black Gooda at bot- tom prices, ‘We have recelved another case of $1 Quilts, Rare bargains to be found in all Departments, as we are determined to sell. “Batines,” “Ginghams,” India Linens, French Nain- sooks and all kinds of Dress Goods in great variety. COME AND LOOK TRUNNEL & CLARK, p38 S11 MARKET SPACE. New Serre Goods, WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL RAR- GAINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK GRENADINES, FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE- SIGNS. BLACK WOOLEN DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, EN Seat NET LAWNS, SA’ HOOE, BRO. & CO.. 1325 F streot Mrs. J. P. Parwen IMPORTER OF FASHTON, U0 F STREET NORTHWEST, Will for the balance of the Sesron be in constant re- cent of NOVELTIES IN PARIS PONNETS AND LONDON ROUND HATS, Intended for the drive, prow Also, Special Novelticn this werk for and for traveling. the Races. amyl? Sonor Oresixa OF IMPORTED PONNETS AND ROUND BATS, THURSDAY, MAY Sra. MMS. M. J. HUNT, 1909 F Street Northwest, mys No Carts. ‘Nos, 403 AND 405 iru STREET NORTHWEST. UARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- HEADQUAMTEN'S CARRIAGE COMPANE, Also, a ffl line of LAWN TENNIS SETS, TENNIS RACKETS: CROQUP 1, DIFFERENT STYLES, Bi- CYLES, TRICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS. Received a lanee assortment of TRAVELING and LUNCH. ETS. mys 2 SJvsr Ovesen As Exeoasr Lise CHILDREN’S LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, LACE and SHIRKED CAPS, POKE BONNETS. MERINOCLOAKS in Mother Hubbard and other stylea Macnificent Stock of Ladies and Children's Hoslers, Corsets, Underwear, Kid. Silk, and Lisle Thread Gloves, Select assortment of Hamlungs, Irish Pont. Nainsook, and Swiss Embroideries Oricutal, lorchon. Medica, and other Truuiiug Laces in all the newest desiua, MA KUPPERT, 09 9th strect worthwest, apie M. Wanas. Importer of FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATS, EINE MILLINERY GOODS, REAL LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, FINE NECKWEAR, PARASOLS, AND SPRING WRAPS, $n all the Yeading stylex TCite Trevise. Paris cov PenneyTvaniaavenua ap MPSS 48SIE K. HUMPHERY, 400 TENTH STREDT Makes CORSETS snd guaranters 1 French tant m snd flaca! Ianyorted Homey Fatent shower irate ane all Dress Reform Goode ua SL Corset (Miss H.'s own tor" te" price fs ahesurreseads 3.6 —freveh, German and Spanish spoken, marl RCORAN BUILDING, 1 DEESSER, FROM PARI, We Meviais toi Expositous 2: Fans. Lyons a Miabtacturer aid iuvorter af HUMAN HAUL AND FINE TATE WORK, Ladies fine Hair Cutting snd Hair aressing. Hau dy gud stiaiutwvesd tu afirat Class taannee, rugs to or: ag' Ss: FIFTE!NTH STREET NORTHWEST, 18s E K MELLON N K MODISTT, Has removod from Baltimore to No. 24D street sonth- feast, where she will nake to Dresses and Costnines xrade, With her long experieues in the art of why guarautees perfect satisfaction iu Ut feb2-6m_ Asrox Fisnrrs Chemical Dry Cleaning Pstabtishment 2 MOE G street hortiwrst THIRTY YFAUS EXPERIENCE, Taiies abd Gentleren's Ganuents: also, Velvet ant Plush Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Gloves, te. abe pat Aectly: cleaned ty this Superior pre ras ENING DRESSES A SPECIALTY, ned by this process will nok ym, abd wre wpute fo be removed citectualiy. Unico @LW and $135 poe suit AMILY SUPPLIES. ly pure tea, without col- ation to givedt a hand- ‘ut of the cow! of He-No is. dqnaltties Tea is sold © public from trlt the strength and flavor, He tietal ned packaires— with our naive and tions, and to yresery ‘Tes Is wold duly ih Yrademark, The (ade su Establishod 1311. Baltimore, EPRING AND SUMMER Rose's West India Lime Juice. Monteerrat Lime Suton Row! Royal Belfast Ginger alo. hua, Truden & Cae LS Cochrane Gi Sachs, Pruden & Go's Ginger Ale (quart Calvin” Shafer’s Frait-ad Try, Strawberry, & : Puro Fruit Sirups, Genuine Imported Wrst Ind Taspherry Vi Ross! Royal Raspberry Culmbach Beer, By ‘ters, ail kinds. Commuendador Hort Wine tlurty sees oid), id's Malt Extract, Maithopton‘que (Burton's. ‘Leudon, Pui lint Punch. C. A. Heiueken’s V nzinia Claret Horsfori's Acid Phosphate, a isay Rum, ar. Crosse & Blackwell's, ~urksing Champacse Vinegar, Keiser Heer. Bohemians Boor. kiwit Copeui.suen Cherry Cordial, ® < c. C. BRYAN, mh19-3n NO. 1413 NEW YORK AVENUE, Cuaners, cLaKETS Try our ST. JULIEN NEDOC IMPORTED TABLE CLARET, bottles for We have a fine line of higher sue selling at proportionally ©. A. HEINEKEN CELEBRATED VIRGINIA CLARET. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F strvet northwest, AND ORGANS. _ Cuavscey J. Rezo, 433 Tru Streer Nonrawesr, Pianos and Organs scld on Instalments, Rented or Exchanwed; rent applied if pur- chased, Also, a fine selection of small Musical Instra- ‘ments and Sheet Music. S-cent Music a gpeclty. Gvod second-hand Manos and Oncans from $30 up- ward. New Pianos and Orans at prices apd terms to suit all purchasers, my20 EP wane ero: GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT. vars before the public. Over 15,000.1n une. c best us Elegance of workinansh Lowest factory pic's sud easy mon: payments, We take oli Piatios in exchanse as part pass and allow full value for thems, balane ce cau be paid to sult conve: mience uf buyer. BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 422 NINTH STREET. = fra STECK PIANOS, “The fine Grand Piano of George Steck & Co., of New York, which Ihave obtained, is everywhere acknowl- edged to be excellent. My grest friend Franz Liszt, expressed the liveliest satixfaction after he had played upon it, The magnificent instrument has taken up its useful abode in my home, where it will ever serve for auy pleasant entertaiement RICHARD WAGNER” BAYREUTH, September 22, 1878, ms PP TUNING any RePAiKING J. F. Le: p25-3m. 515 oth sirect northerst DAVIS & CO.S UPRIGHT PIANOS—A my12 Ricaazo Wacxen aa rn 3. L. SUMNER, Agent, senzs 811 Ninth street northwest, G. L WILD & ee * THE WONDERFUL CLARIOKA, Any one can play the most it with sweetest expression STIEFF, the KRANCH and NEW ENG. LARD VIAROM tne BAL MEL tad et OER NS ANS ECKER” PIA! ARE MADE BY DECKER Beos. x ZTE TH a RGM oe Apes <4 ©* oer beni ae att "S PIANO W: See ey Seen owned Pianon “Tuning and Sepaining ith street, above Pa ave. an) Josr Orzxme- A full line of FANCY, PLAIN WHITE, CHECK and JOINTLESS MATTINGS, in ALL GRADES. The pat- terns are very nest and handsome, Also, new line of INGRAIN CARPETS, in NOVEL DESIGNS AND BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS FOR SPRING. TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS IN GREAT VARIETY. FURNITURE and BABY CARRIAGES AT BOTTOM PRICES. SINGLETON & HOEKE, ep19 601 Market Space and 906 and 310 ath street. Buszors Caxeronrse- CORE™ ongres pabuag, sad odes toe Ss SS raetes oe @ Prearuw Leis gency petri aghed + WA Pthstrest, cor, H street a. = ba ‘Washington, D.C. Saraness acacia, 74¥8, ETO, = 7 <a DROPOSALS FOR RIP RAP STON: P U8 Eoresa Ornice, 296 Preeerevaxta AVENUE NONTHWESE, WasHInaTon, May 20h, Ine, SEALED PROPOSALS. aun to, farniehed by th TWELY! Mor TL SEVENTH. it anid opened immediately thervefier, for furubehing & cubic vants. more or law HI! RAP STONE for the slope wall alotug the Fiver frout of the Potomac Slate, Proposals will be accompanted by a written fm the sum of $1000 that in ease the tnd be contract will be entered into. with rood and. security, within ten days after notice of much. Tabor, PELER MAINS, Major of Eneincers, POSALS FOR MISCRLLANPOUS SUPPLIES. Wan Durantocent, May 16th, 1884. Sealed Sloan elcel af thes deverancat TWELVE O'CLOCK, §i MEDSESDAY, PONE IGUTEENTH. 1864 for furmiehing Mi rots Supplies, consist Brooms, Brushes, Towels oto ete. for the. War and ite year ending Bunawein We ering Sue oth, te ‘eal ek forte ot showing the stems and extl- pated uua: tite meyuinet toners hortrurtionets ‘hiddera, will te furpisived on apyication to this Depart mrDE "Bids will be comsticrel uu each itm separeeely, Proposals must be midteamd to the Recretary. of Wak, dorwed ot the outaide of the cyclops, “Proposals fot - supplies No contract will be mwanted under thie advertisement f Teed unital ntl an appropriation stall bave been time Kir the par have of the miseelianecas supsiice Soeeteoe myip'6t ROBERT T. LINCOLN, Secretary of Ware PprReresats FOR SyATIONERY. an Deranruens, Moy 2th, 1 Sealed wall te reeviveed td ~ neh TREEVE OCLOCK NOUN, FURS RTE TUR TENTH, tesa for furnshiue: statiouery ep the Wee Departnient sid ite Bureaus fo Wankingitow dutty tes Batal year ending Sune ork. 1 gunk forme of provonale show ine the tema and atte rmatad Guattition Pequireel tewether” with eirealar wee: fae thoven, wa be furnished on ‘eywlicnion te thee Department. Proposals must be addrewsrd to the Sec- tary of War, endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, fri. nale foe teationey = hide etl be Sees cach hem separately No contract. will be auanicd Shite this adeerticnsent wnt at inves been mneiet est oF DEPARTMENT, 2 Wasmixorox. DC Any 2 tne f Reale’ Proposals will be received at dite Department unl TWELVE OCLOCK MON THUESDAN JUNE FIFTH. Iss4. for furnishitie Stationers tor the tee of Plot and cond-elaae Hat Uices for eae year foam vi of propos, mated quautitiva Reguired& wit, wall be furninbed on mpyention to Ue De ould be addressed? to the First Assistant Geveral, aud indorsed “Proposals for Sta wtmaster General reserves the richt to reject any or all Dida. W.Q. ORFSHAM, od ‘Powtronster DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY mi Sealed yroponals w peal TWELVE Ot: erspat’ JUNE ve omery for the Peat fos aly 1, Issa x mated q ~ snag thereto, will be partment, Proponaia should tw nddrwed to the First Assistant Postumter General, ad lindormed “Proposals for Sta loners. ‘The P.stmaster General roserves the right torejech any or all bids, W. 0 GRESHAM, my5-methew Fostrmuster Genetal air arin Senlet Is Will be received at thir Pepartanen® VE O'CLOCK M, SDAY, the (H DAY OF JUNE, Iks4, for furmshing’ Stax the Navy Department sad Bureaus and ounested the eth. m Washington, during the ‘ending June 30, 1885, ora Of prupwals «ving the mecoasary: tae formation, will be ob appl ation to this De partnent. ‘The Department reserves the right to waive defects and to reject any or all bide Propos Is should be addressed to ‘Navy, aud indorsed “Proposals myl4-lawiw DKOPOSALS FOR CAST IRON PIPE, rr POR STATE, ACY DEPART MER, WINGTON, DC. May 1, 1986, Sealed Prope rhishitx and delivering sbows 1.800 running fe ast Tron, Wates extra Deavy Drain Pipe and Pittinagm, wt th St wail mecivedet tae Oe? AT POE AE Be 7, will be reoulved £1 tia Ofte 3 on THURSDAY, y UWENTY-NINTH, 184, acd ‘Ovened in wereatter in preweh oe of Udder tions, ‘general nstrnctioms to Uidders, and, Speelti blank terms of proposal will be furnished om applica tothis office. THOS. LINCOLN Cast FINANCIAL, _ Geo. H. Levis, STOCKS AND BONDS. CRUDE PETROLEUM A SPECIALTY. 620 F STREET, WASHINGTON, D.@ NEW YORK OFFICE, 71 BROADWAY, Stocks bouglit for delivery, or carried on reasonable manent my® Sa7SPECIAL WIRE. Bronx Biszor Co. STOCK AND GRAIN EXCHANGR, BowluN, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE and 46 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Wasmrxorom, PTY. RFTT, ANT CARRY RTOCRS. GRATS, PROVI. SIONS AND PETROLEUM ON MARGINS AND TS LOTS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY 13 INVITED 10 EXAMINE THE FACILiTies OF THIS OFFICE CONSTANT WUULALIVNS AND SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS, as W.T. JS. Wucer & Co BANKERS AND BEOKERS, Fo. €03 15th street, opposite U. 8 Treasury, Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE PETROLEUM, either for Cau or on Mangia, IN LOTS OF 100 BARKELS OK MORE ‘We invite correspondence, All information cheerfnlty Fiven ols J. H. Sovrnec, REST ALLOWED OR OF. INTE eee RAT ME Deposits al or wena for terms INVESTMENT (SECURI LAND WARRANTS and ‘bd sold at market rates. ‘COLLECTIONS made everywhere. Patvare Stocx Tuxzomarn Was WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPRIA NEW YORK, BOSTON, &a PRINCE & WHITELY, Sroox Baoxema << Brondwny, 2EUFinth Aveliua New York, Jomen Whitely, Henry H.Dodee, . Crager: UareyCLoget, "Washington, D.0. Majoatd Cbg ‘William R. Travers, Special Partnoe BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES OF RAILWAY SECURITIES Branch Office—£39 16th street (Corcoran Building) * BL DODGE, Resident Partnen