Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1884, Page 8

a ora THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1884A-DOUBLE SHEET, AL MENTION. The Weather. OF Tite CHEF S: INGTON, D. C., May Rowugrtes are prevented by the timely precan- tion of dep ur loose ables with the v: tC company, © 15th street and New York avenue. Krer Coos. Try Price's famous soda, at 426 7th street scuthwest, Srecrar.—450 pairs 1 boot, #2 low and high and ucational column. 455 Pe v m an! 1 aul often Trom the Mor m lifted, add t PD f thi J, tliat to set ‘THe fine photos of Kets continue to be <3 per dozen, OvexMax, Wil Benham, and Tony Newell trot on Tuc SPEAKING TU J. H. Kuebiing. secured some choice old mello been a ure CoOds ure alw ls well-known sto ‘THe Nations and New York oMlee hours 9 a.m. to 4 p. a. its, reiluquishing thelr right$ ifleste of Incorporation. xhibit_ on Monday, ™ portation of pattern ts Ligntstxe Rov ehling. CME Es.—Elegant tmpertal photographs $2.50 per dozen (reduced trom $8.) The heous process used exeius’ Rv Pennsy for a trunk, because are from the best e them ail Nor Paya Hicu Prici Gar Gun We 20 p. m. and ex- . Gr00! Great ¥ of Fythias cele 1 anid Hit e, of Maryland, will de- His Of t given by , Thurs tll, was aterds: at Lincoin Light Infantry tulnment at the armory of the Cadet Corps last € presented to Corporal R. P apital City Guards, who s¢ mber of Lickets for the late shington Continentals, F. Timms was elected Lieut. W. E. Clapp captsin Neale ist Heut, of M. Be: Was elected Ivocate, C. E. Har- s adjutant of the uvsaw Judge and W. ED Mos agon Is needed on 11th treet, a e some dead anit have been lying there for several days, ¢ wir th that vieinity. Nig An Archian Seren- | Waldteufel; coliec- | : selection, “Orpheus | The concert wili begin | er has renovated, enlarged and beautinied and announces that it will be opened Friday evening with great attractions, ationsof the students of the College will begin next Monday at7 o'clock | tinue on Tuesday, Wednesday, and owing. ighteenth an Peace Union will be ual meeting of the Memorial held at the Friends’ meeting house, on I street, beginning next Monday, and contiiuing two days. ‘The cireulars sent out an- nounce that this will be probably the most imnport- d interesting of any convention held by the Noel Nicholas for June. | gounves, Washington Cadet Corps, | the Right Worthy Gr A Rig Real Estate Syndicate. Mr. Win. C. Hill, who recently purchased some 240 acres on each side of Massachusetts avenue ex- tended, from Rock creek to the Tenleytown road, has given a deed of trust upon the entire property to John W. Thompson, J. T. Arms, A. E. Bateman and Washington McLean. ‘These ‘gentlemen, to- gether with Sr. Hill, will form a syndicate to'con- trol this property with the view of its future sub- division and sale. The amount expended by Mr. Hil in the purchase of this property was over one | hundred thousand dollars. | — | Karcher Acquitted. THE JURY QUICKLY AGREE UPON A VERDICT OF “NOT GUILTY.” The trial of Louts Karcher, for kiliing John W. | Grimes on the night of March 27th last, ended yes- terday afternoon in the acquittal of the defendant. Karcher dfscovered Grimes concealed in a closet in his wife's bedroom, under circumstances that placed his guilty relations with the wife beyond | question, and shot him, inflicting wounds from Which Grimes died almost instantly. District Attorney Worthington cicsed his address to the jury shortly after three clock. Judge McArthur, in lis charge to the jury, stated that he had, how- | reconsidered its Gpinion that the evidence the case out of the realm of murder, and gave | the Jury the indictment upon which they could | elther Convict of willful murder or manslaughter or acquit. ‘The jury remained ont twenty-tive } minu d then returned to court with a verdict } of “not” gak ‘The prisoner was at once need. Hie was congratulated bya number S, and left the court room with his friends, ckey, lls counse red an order from urt’ to permit Kareher to earry his. pistol with him, although Karcher protested some- nervousiy that he did not want to see tagain. e the Clerks a Chance Decoration Daye itor of Ti: Evaxtxo Star: 1 kindly use your Influence to get all the merchants to close their stores at 11 a, m. on “Deco- ration day?” It docs seem so absurd and unne- ¥ tohaye theircierks on duty when there 1s bit of business doing!” All who shou!d buy before 11a. chanee of going as ‘th CLERK. —_ iz Nelson’s Death. VERDICT OF THE CORONER'S JURY. Coroner Patterson yesterday held an Inquest at the fourth precinet. statfon on the body of Melville Nelson, the lad who was Killed Thursday afternoon by the failing of a derrick used In operations being carried on by the Washington Gaslight company at the corner of M_ street and Connecticut avenue northwe he derrick was operated by Willian | Hart, foreman for ssid gas company. ‘The jury state in their verdict that they “are of the optuton that the derr Snot properly constructed, and | that due caution Was not used in working 1t.” a 2 ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Thos. jalns, trustee, to Lucy M. Lascallett, 1ot 69, sq. $—. D.M. Stunro to Charlotte L. Munro, part a 625. W. W. Birth to Francis L. Robin- son, part O and lots P,Q and Ry sq. 958; $1,024. A, ‘TT. Bradley, trustee, to T. H. Galther, lots i, 2’ and nd part 3, sq. 228; $25.00. J. F. Olmstead to lle M. Clark, lot 9 sq. 242; $2,936. “G. F. Appleby trustees, to Jas E.’ Meller, lot 4, sq. 243; 81. Margarct R. Tayiman to Mary E! Arnold, Uniontown; $—. M. Ashford et al, trus- to Martha Carey, lot 1, sq. $34; $380. James. rds, assign 1,00. E, Ww ‘ust, Woodley, 182 Hill to John W. Thompson et ry and Pretty Prospect, 89 5 acres, and Weston, 98% acres; » to Elizabeth Hoeke, Ww. \ 19, Dimstead to Green B. Ratin, lot zra W. Clark to Eugene nd 18, 8q. 85: $1,400. Ella B. Sher- nell, lot - to Me.. two pleves street, Georgetown; $4,120. T. R. Jones, trustee, to Loutsa @. Davis , 10038, §q. 182; Same to Elizabeth A. Quackenbush, lot 37, 3. Major to. Larkin, lot’A, sub! el to Same, lots A’and B, do.; mn et al. to B. Beall, lot 19, res. 01 Fitzpatrick, lot 16, : ieorge P 5), SUD. Sq. BIZ: $4,400, &e. pas AA Nin or VALUABLE Pxorenty.—Mrs. Sophie V. A. Grinnell, of New York, has purchased through jessrs. Fitch, the house of Mrs. K. Fon asetts avenue, the 27.000.— Messrs. Fitch, Fox scid to Mr. Gardiner G. Hudbard, reet, just West ef 17Un street, for on the corner of 17th and T streets, adjoin it on T street. y.—The 19th y of the National Temperance soclety rated in this city with appropriate ex- h will begin at the Congregational prrow evening. A meeting will be held | at the Garfield Memorial church Mond vening. Rev. C. H. Mead, the eloquent evangelist, Hon, Joun ‘Inch, Hon. J. N. Stearns and others will pate. Col George W. Bain ts expected to speak Monday evening if _e reaches the city in time. eee Cuancep with Roping Her Evproygr.—Detec- | tive Cox yesterday arrested a colored servant girl | Na Parker on suspicion of larceny. She oyed at the boarding-house of, Nancy (0. 471 C street northwest, from where W. Cushing, it is alleged’ she has stolen several hundred dollars N of goods, In the Police Court to-day she was charged with larceny and the case was con- Unued unl the 2 ‘Tne Svrreme LovGE oF Goop TeurLars.—It 1s | expected that about sixty grand | will be rep- resented at the session of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the World, Independent. Order of Good Templars, which begins in this city next Tuesday. ‘The se-sion Of Tuesday will be devoted to business. Wedbesday the body will receive the grand lodges of Virginia, Maryland and the District, and the Juvenile Templars of Virginia and the District, at Masonic Temple. Wednesday evening a reception will be given at the Congregational chureh by the members of the order in Unis District in honor of id Lodge. — ‘Tne Cextnat Horer. Case.—To-day in the crim. inal Court, Judge MacArthur, the case of R. J Marshall, convicted on the 15th of March last of keeping & bawey-house, was heard on motion in arrest of judgment, which was argued by Messrs. C. S. Moore dnd Campbell Carrington for the defend- | ant and Assistant District Attorney Coyle for the government. ‘The court ¢ertified the case to the Court in General Term. pista a Tne WareR Famine at ax Exp.—The work of making a connection between the new 48-inch main and the 30-inch main at the corner of New Jersey avenue and L street was completed yesterday after noon. About five o'clock the residents of East Washington and a portion of the northern section of the city. who had been deprived of water for nearly two days, except such as could be obtained from pumps and wells, were rejoiced by the gushing | of water from the pipes, and the water famine was declared at an en Ra ne district attorney, re- ports that hi 142) 2th street, was entered by sneak thieves yesterda ‘arricd off poons and 4 Silver f 50. ile meeiing which was to have been Nalional theater in ald of the "home, has been postponed in June. = The Tomb of Washington. THE VENPRATED SEPULCURE TO BE REPAIRED—THE OCERDINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF REGENTS, ‘The council of ’ their session yesterday, decided to accept a proposal ces. airs to the tomb of Washington. J damize with gravel the road ; fo the mansion. Tt was ot Mra. send, =. Ball, N dudge Kichardson, ting Louisiana. Mrs. Pic and the stuced restored to their original ¢1 Ta the Maryland room, on the second ing is being renewed. The council li Fetaain tn sessfon until Monday. The Excursion Season. 2 te class, No. 20, of the Chris- artered the steamer W. W. Corcoran for'a sertes of seven excursions. ‘The first ip will be given t Tuesday. ‘he Saturday Evening elnb will give an excursion May 30. ‘Those who accompany them nay expect am enjoyable time. : > —— Herp yor Hovseergakrxe.—OMcer Anderson yesterday arrested a colored man, named Alexan- der Spinner, on suspicion of enterthg the house of John Green, colored, near Anacostia, yesterday, and carrying off sbout #5 worth of clothing. In the Police Court today Spinner was cl with housebreaking In the day time, and pieaded guilty. ‘The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds $1,000, A Pourricat. QUAREL ENDS IN AN ASSAULT. John W. Evans, a sixty-year ol colored man, was fined $2) by Judg to-day, for assaulting Scott jored. The palr were sitting ona polities, and Evans, pointing “There'sas grand au old ras- ‘This remark riled Coles, angry words followed, which resulted in the old man striking Coles over the lead with a thick cane, making four ugly gashes, which were sewn up by Dr. MeGarves. ‘the old’ man claimed that Coles «rushed at him like Grimes sprang at Karcher, and he was in danger of great bodily harm. The court heid an opposite view of the case, and adjudged him guilty. “He was fined $20 or 60 days. B Excursion TO BELMONT Park Ox Drcoxatiow railroad Day.—The Washington and Ohio bave pened fhe park 9) mins froma tin ety om the ne of their and have erected a fine pavilion and hall. 1013 covered with fine trees, and ts Bear a beautiful stream ae Smuseients wilt be the order of the rain wil leave the Baltimore & Potomac $8) a m.; returning, park at > United States or Canada until after the presidential election f cents. It is a eight-page Paper of infty six columns of reading and gop, ete Bend for a sample bopy. Alexandrin Affairs, Rerorted for Tae Eventxo Stan. | _ALEXANDRIA ESTERPRISES—The final closing up of the estate of the late Sam’l Miller brought out for sale « body of old stocks that represent very fairly the enterprises which the citizens of Alexandria | have from ume to thne 4 ‘but there was about a geore of shares; then five shares | shares'in the Litue River andria and M | andria Sav! | Alexandria s | as the first and second cotton fag | yard companies, &e., enterprish a © Invested large sums of money in. the hope of bullding up the mayufactures and. mneree of the town. AU the : White the town was partof the Distiict OF bla Were follures, aud even the more extensive un- dertakings began after retrocession to Virginia, state, town and citizens together put over fifteen millions of doilars into works designed to the town, have ceessful. The Wwol ; ere, however, more successful than those set on foot In the District of Columbta; | for from 1520 to 1850 the town increased in popula: {ion only 557, while in the same number of years, from 1550 to 1840, its population increased 4.831, tng. from 8/79 In 1850 to 13,616 In 1880, and there been considerable increase since 1880, a8 the number of new houseg built plainly shows. A FAREWELL BANQUET.—Anthony McLean, esq., the genial and popular auditor of the Midland rail: road, will leave to-morrow for a tour in Europe. A number of his friends tendered him a farewell bate | quet, and met at the Tontine last night to wish | him bon rovage. Hon. C. F. Stuart, speaker of the | house of delegates, presided, and the company was made up of the ‘mayor, the superintendent of | schools, Gen. M. D. Corse, Hon. & F. Ferguson Beach," Aldermen Marbury, Herbert and Straust; Counclimen H. Snowden ’ and Thompson, and | Messrs. Eagar Snowden, of the Gazette, and’ R. L. | Carne, of St. John’s és | _,EHE Goon ‘TexrLans—The Good Templars will ‘ther here tn large numbers next week, the Grand | of Virginia holding its session th this city | preparatory to a fraternal visit to the National Su- | preme of W: ton. On Wednesday next | Golden Light of Good Templars and the | Busy We with Tepresentations of Fair | fax and Loudoun ‘Templars will visit Wash- ington in a special train to take part in the Good | Templars demonstration there. | yPouio Rerowt.—The mayor has, fined David jason, Alex. Mason, n Washington $5 each | tor fighting. Samuet Mason was ordered to be sent | ores itm on iunree years to-day alnce OTS. — renty-three y | city was occu by the United States forces and | Elisworth and Jackson killed.—The funeral | Mrs. Sarah McWilliams, of Fairfax county, |i Seema eee eet ibition of Mra. Little's calenthentc cams, fs E z storm had cooled the air and suited the which were highly appreciated.— The ofiicials el yesterday will enter discharge of their duties on the 1st of next. Most of them succeed themselves. > Fs wh Worley, |e ae ee ont Borman, Moglane, Teteyay on the ground at his side, s & ea eee rey Double-width Cream and Ivory-White Albatross, W. W, BURDETTE & CO., ‘No, 928 Teh st, and 100K st, B, W. White MARYEAND DIOCESAN CONVENTION The Body Which is to Elect a New Bishop Next Week—Clergymen Who are Named as Candidates. The 101st convention of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Maryland, which meets at St. Peter's church, Baltimore, next Wednesday,will be charged ‘With the important duty of electing a successor to the late Bishop Pinkney. The convention will be opened with a sermon by Bishop Coxe, of western New York. Rey. Dr. Lewin, chairman of the stand- ing committee, or some other member of that com- mittee, will call the convention to order. As there 4s no bishop the convention will have to choose a presiding officer before It can to the trans- action of business, and an interesting question has Deen raised ast whether the roll of last year's convention shall determine who is qualified to take Part in the ozganization, or whether all clergymen authorized by tbe by-laws to vote shall be permit- ted to take part. Rev. Dr. (George Leeds, of Baltt- more; Rev. Dr. Meyer Lewin, of Upper Marlboro’, Md., and Kev. Dr. John H. Eliiott, of this city, are menitioned as clergymen from whom the president wiil be chosen, Besides the election of bishop the convention will, as usual, choose a standing com- mittee, and the question of changing the com Uon of that committee, so as to provide for lay rep- Tesentation, will be considered. ‘THE CONTEST OVER THE BISHOPRIC, It 1s thought that the contest over an election of ‘a bishop will be a protracted one on account of the contrarlety of the views entertained by clergymen and influential laymen. ‘The high church men, the low church men, the conservative hich church men and ti® broad chureh men, all, it is stated, have thelr pecullar views on the Subject and will seek to enforce them. ‘The convention will aiso Hix the salary of the bishop. Bishop Pinkney re- ceived a salary of $4,009. It 1s proposed to inake the salary of the new bishop $6,000 and furnish him witha residence. A great many clergymen are named among the list of those whose nanes uiay appear in the balloting for bishop. CLERGYMEN NAMED AS CANDIDATES. This lst includes several prominent clergymen of Baltimore and a number of distinguished di- vines not in this diocese. ‘The Baltimore Sun of this morning says: “Ot the clergymen within the Giceese, but outside the elty, the names of Rev. Myer Lewin, D.D., of Upper Marlboro’, Rey. Jolin. Elliott, D.D.jof the Church of the Ascension, Wash- ington; Rev. "Win. Paret, D.D., of the Chureh of Epiphany, Washington; Rev. A. J. Rich, M.D., of S' Michael's, Retstertown, and Rev. J. 8. Lindsay, D D., Of St. Jolin’s, Georgetown, have been mentioned | Dr. John | as amongst those likely to be voted for. H. Elliott, of the Church of the Ascension, Wasti- ington, in particular, is favorably spoken ‘of, He Was the late Bishop Pinkuey's associate in the rec- torship of the Chureh of the Ascension, and 1s re- garded a3 a gentleman of moderate Views, who Would make an excellent bishop.” The Baltimore clergymen mentioned as candl- : Rey. J. &. B. Hodges, D.D., of St. Paul's; Rey. George Leeds, D.D., of Giace; Rev. J. H. Ec cieston, D.D., of Emmanuel; Rev. Jultus EF. Gram- i ‘ampbell Fair, D.D., lurch of the Ascension, and ‘Rev. Walter . Willams, D.D., of Christ churen. ‘Those outside the diocese, named in connection with the office, are: Rev. Phillips Brooks, D.D., of 5 Rev. Huntington, ).D., of Grace church, New York; Rey. Francis Harison, D.D., of Troy, N. Y.; Rev. Isaac L. Nicholson, D.D., of St. Philadelphia; Rev. Thomas F. Davies, D.D., of St, Peter's, Puitadelphia; Rev. Henry A. Colt, D: Dy of St. Piti’s school, Concord, N. H.; Rev. Fred- erlek Courtney, D.D., of St. Paul's, Boston; 8. Rulison, D.D., of Cleveland, and Rt Rev. RW. B. Elliott, b.D., missionary bishop of western Texas. THE DELEGATES. ‘There are over one hundred and forty clergymen and about one hundred and forty lay delegates en- Utled to seats in the convention, After a bishop 1s chosen his name {s submitted to the standing com- mittees of the various dioceses, If he receives the indorsement of a majority of thestanding commit- tees his name is then submitted to the house of bishops, which approves or rejects it. If the bishops approve arrangements are then taade for his conse- cration, In the Maryland convention the advanced high churchmen expect to poll one-third of the clerical vote for their candidate on the first ballot. Levis, In Memorium! DEDICATED TO SPECULATORS. Dearest Levis, thou hast left us, And thy parting we deplore Of our cash thou hast bereft is— “Only this and nothing inore.” Memory clings to thee forever, Yet thy face Uke to spoil— And thy Ife we'd gladly sever— From the “deals* we had In oll, “Puts” and “calls” and “spreads” and “straddles,” May the best of manhood foll, Yet a cord of pine knot paddles Could not compare with Standard On. When In foreign lands you linger, ‘Think of those you left behind, While memory with Its fatry finger Points to those who “go it blind.” If_we never more shall meet thee In this world of sin and toll— We can fondly still implore thee ‘To return our cash or 01 —Joun A. JoYcE. — = Tware by order of the Tau! 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SCALLED HEADS, with loss of hair without number, heads covered with dandruff and acaly eruptions, espe: {cially of children and infants, many of which since birth had been a mase of scabe; ITCHING, burning and scaly tortures that baffled even relief from ordinary remedies, soothed and healed as by magic; PSORIASIS, LEPROSY, and other frightful forms of Skin Diseacce, Scrofulouy Ulecrs, Old Sores, and Dis- charging Wounds, each and all of which have been speedily, permanently, and economically cured by the Cuticura Remedies, - Bold everywhere. Price: Coricurs, 50 cents; RE- SOLVENT, $1; Soap, 25cents. Porren DnUG AND CHEM aLCo., Boston, Mass. Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” Best IN THE WoRLD: UPPER TEN myl7 big big ASK YOUR GROCER, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, FHILADELPHIA, my24-3m Fisesr Quaurs oF PURE -OLIVE OIL . (FOR TABLE USE,) DIRECT FROM ITALY, Put up in Crystal Glass Bottles, VERY LOW PRICE. N. W. BURCHELL, my22-co3t 1925 F STREET. Spnina Goons. ‘The largest and best selected stock of SUITINGS ever offered for gentlemen to select from at the LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF WASHINGTON, H. D. BARR, mhit ‘110 Pennsylvania avenue, Ger Tae Besr, “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” THE CONCORD COLLAR. hi hand stock of the Cele! I~ BERS RRA crm ite Catt, $m : - 2 Coupe, Carrisgeand Road LORS 8 ty. LUTZ & BRO, 1 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Adjoining National Hotel. Trunks and Batchele be ree variety, St lowest prices, Ev ine CO) ‘D HARN: make nist acs seopeastiee a MPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES. COGNAC,CHAM- I ‘BAGNIS AND. WOHDLALS A eee tS California, vee four bottles f¢ te Ne Lie cia? Pen ave, fafepagcs ed Conta Ving de toute Bortescu Osisse = LEVI, SECORD: JEW A) HAND we iveereee SERheee Pina Ws ee ra est price Deld forseccnde wind Clotiiag. apil-at Adevelop the FORM by a newyrocess (never fails)and socrease or reduce the fleah edientifically, Taleo Remove Astistically Beautitied, Full perticulara, 4c." Address MADAME M. LATOUR, 2146 Lexington aveane, New York, No U] its ‘bottle, and Te not the fottle and have the money. L. ©. BISHOP, Draggist, 38L Othatreet. cor. H atrest n. w. ‘Washington, D.C. Naznonrrao “Wares, RAFE, QUICK AND pect iS eral water now in use inal canoe of jeg HEADACHES, GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL DY8- OF Old Stans. Ko. 619 D strect betwien DdeDetwly hal wromvtls rites rag personal inquiries in relation to my |~ vate AMUSEMENTS. | PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. ” - == = <2 DPE" s svancer ‘Ganves. BRILLIANT OPENING, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9 wre mu * GREATEST ATTRACTION ON EARTH AIDS: CURES “CosTIVENEsS. TARANT'S DIGESTION. Full particulars in all papers of the 9th. my24-4t TZER APE 2 === SELTZER APERIENT ae AELIEVES TUsscrans |aet e er e HEADACHE ras powna | ivi reh ocd Tose Gee ae a) Gia. The following ledice and enticmen will take pact: Mrs. Burbridge, Mollie Byrneand Miss Marie of Georgia; Messrs. J. P. Lawrence, Frank = Whipple, Theo “iagalis Rig, Harry Er detenson, & a 1m peer w. oc" , Ralp! Magers} the ogee’ CITY ITEMS. | Pee oe ve my2eat? Young Mothers should get a Wilsonia Teeth- = ing Neckiice.” Soothes the nerves “secures seep, | Le Gt. Manrsrs Druggists, 8Gth3m FLORAL MAY FESTIVAL, MARINTS HALL, TUESDAY, MAY 27TH, 188% Tickets, Dollar cach. Fore hid et the susie Stores or at the all,_my17-9t It is More Economical to Bay ‘Durkee’s Salad Dressing than it is to make a dres- sing. Besides this, it 18 made of better materials than you can buy at the stores. Everybody likes e0 i Try it, Graxp Torte Meenve Razors. _ ‘The Patent Perfect Barbers’ Hollow-grourid, and See 4 full Une, kept in proper Shaving condition, free. WASHINGTON DRIVING CLUB. iz )DGER’S CUTLERY STORE, 1 487 Penna. avenue. Fine Gilt Vest Chains and Charms, $2. Priggs. “ Rough on Corns,” Ask for Wells’ “ Rough on Corns.” 15c. Quick, complete cure. Hardor soft corns, warts, bunions. 3 The Rush in the Hat Department at Frane’s, One-price, corner 7th and D, ts immense, Popular prices, and fair and square dealing, 1t seams, are appreciated by the publle The $1.45 Mackinaw—the wonder of the trade— fs such which any gentleman would take delight in gz. ‘The 45c. boys’ hats, really worth 75c., we can All the Great Trotters and Pacers will take part ! First Day—TUESDAY, MAY 27. {00 Class—Ten entries. 33) Glas-Oscmmaae Will Benham, St, Clond, Sleepy Joe and Tony Newell. Second Day—WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2:28 Class—Fight entries, 2:40 Class—Ten entries. 22 Pacers—Billy Ward, Fritz, Eddie C. and Bessie M. ‘Third Day—THURSDAY, 2. keep up with the det a 2 in Benham, alias Walnut and 30 Pacers—Peart, Gossi: id Juliet, Sewing Machine Henting and Repair. i! si a ang Fourth Day—FRIDAY, MAY 20. Class—— Nil itries. Five Tor all Bact Diaffalo Girl, 21244; Fuller, 2 Billy 8, 2:16; Richbell, 2:12. . ey Clase “Eawia’ Thorue, “Sicepy Joe and Tony ewe First Race will be calied promptly at 2:30, 9.gpe B. & 0. will mn special trains at 12:10, 92:30 and M., and return trains will be in waiting at the termination of ths races. Round-trip tickets ‘TEN All kinds, Oldest established and most reliable place in city. No pay expected unless entirely satisfactory. Prices very moderate. All work war- Tanted. At Auerbach’s, corner 7th and H. 2 Spectal.Sale of Summer Underyrenr at Franc’s, One-price, corner 7th and D. ‘The genuine Balbriggan Undershirt, 45c., which 1s really worth 75c, 2 Men’s and Hoys’ Straw Hats. CEN18. Finest quality Mackinaws, Manilias, Light Derbys, | yfembers of the Club can procure Season Badges from all the new styles. Most complcté and cheapest | RF. BAKER, Treasurer, 400 Peuns)lvauia ayeuue, ‘stock in clity—from 45c. to $3.49. Price marked plainly in each haa, at Auerbach’s,cor. 7th and H. 2 Bicycle Outfits. Cheapest and best in city,at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. 2 MILES, == MILES......C) NSHIP RACE Changeable Weather. 10 Erweeil the, fereatret bicycle riders in the world, The effect of changeaWie weather on ladies of Tepresenting America, England, Ireland, delicate constitutions 1s very de] and seri- < ous, and sometimes strengthening is needed to| PRINCE, yi yyy agaist nature in withstanding the strain. Nothing ‘WOODSIDE, more effective can be found than Speer's Port, Bur- MORGAN, fundy and Claret Wine, which are in general use | fora purve of 8500, to be divided, $350 to the winner, in the New York and other hospitals. “For sale by |“ g{U)to second bat, €50 to third; alao, €100 to be gates =a rea ob Seba For Gold and Silver Trimmings —_ | Amateur One Mile Handicap Race: open to all comers, go to Meyers, 922 7th street northwest. w4s,3m. $3 a gal., 75c. qt. bottle. Our No. 1 Rye Whisky. "Known everywhere. McGee's, 9th near D, Wes,2W GOLD MEDAL. ‘For Amateur Fancy and Trick ‘Riding, open to all; post entrees. Band of Music in Attendance. ‘Admission 25 cents. Boys’ Corner 10cents. On Thirty Days’ Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co.,Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated "Electro-Voltaic Belts and Electric Sooners ‘on trial for thirty days to men oe ne Or old) who are afflicted with nervous de- ity, lost vitality and kindred troubles, tee ing S| and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.—No risk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial is allowed. - w,s,m_ “Brown’s Bronchial Troches” are widely known as an adinirable remedy for Bron- chitis, Hoarseness, Coughs and Throat troubles. Sold only in boxes’ © White Fifnnel Bicycle Shirts, Good, $1; better, $1.50; best, $2 At Auerbach’s, corner 7th and H streets. €0 OPEN TO ALL BOATS. apply to MT ORVILLE JOHNSON, 4:9 Penna. ayenue nw. (CQuuxvont For terms, ‘TRICYCLE! CYCLES , <p accesgontes, . BOYS’ BICYCLES and VELOCIPEDES A SPECIALTY. PURCHASERS TAUGHT *REE. Repairing executed promptly in the most skillful manner. Boys’ Bicycles sold ou instalments. WAL C. SCRIBNER'S Ripixo Scuoor, my22 1108 E street northwest. R CATERING AND PRIVILEGES TERING ANQLYMONT: AI for thre» days to. iB st 9 ORVILLE JOHNSON, 469 ew JOR THE EX-CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS HONE. = Burnett’s Coconine. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING. It kills dandruff, allays irritation, and promotes a 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,ln Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenia, © Lundborg?s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. 0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo J. MM. ‘s Elixer of Calisa: Laroque’: a: 2 ad EGYPT AND THE SOUDAN! THE LAND OF El. MAHDI AND THE PRESENT THEATER OF WAR, Described and brilliantly illustrated by Fifty Stereopti- ‘con Views from photographs from drawings made on the spot during 6,000 miles’ travel on camel's back in the deserts of the Soudan, among theBedouin tribes now in rebellion, & By GEN. BR. E. COLSTON, is Egyptian Army,and Comman- Fer of two expcditions of exploration ih the Soudan, AT MASONIC TEMPLE. 9th and F sts, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26TH, 1884, at 8:15 o'clock. adiatel 1. Has, for more than nalf a century, been tn use by =e — — st all classes of le, and indorsed by eminentsphy- "3, NE WEEK, MAY 26. Sicians as the best tonic and invigorator i. | FORD'S. aes o ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it Under the Auspices and for the Benefit of to give new fe, vigor and happiness. Particu- UNION VETERAN CORPS, 1ST COMPANY. larly a lady's medicine. $1 a bottle. Sold by drug- ‘eppearance in Washington of the Brilliant young gists, _W_ £ Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and Queen of Comic Opera, jarrison streets, Baltimore, Md. Ww, th,s6m FAY TEMPLETON, FAY TEMPLETON, Oyster Arrivals Daily, carefull; “le Comy , in €21 B street northwest, hard and soft cfabs, Lynn the Feltewae eased pertoe, Sander tse luunediate wen oyste nerrystone oysters, New supervision of Mr, John Templeton: Rie) ttle Neck clams and clams, Fam- | Monday Nicht aerate a “ ies, Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Young ) Tuesday Night.----- Gio NOTE snapper terrapins, at White's, 4 Y ae ied iii iret time here of Furs Received on Storage. vadran's Bean Opera. - UFTTE Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire. | Thursday Nicht. EA MUCOTTE dm 3B. H. SrineMerz & Son, 1237 Penna. ave. | Ersay sia LA MASCOTTE. Saturday Night _.OLIVETTE - “Alderney Dairy W: ” id delivered tn eyed Wat : anlar ancpes an ive -pound * Y “s : ‘Also, Cottage hoes, Buen and Sweet | BEST RESERVED SEATS €1. ilk, 6c. per quart, Cream 3 “DOOR SKETCH CLASS: = v= IN Goon OB BLACK AND WHITE, I TT D. Under the direction of J. L. BUKNETT, of the Art wh ENNIS /RESSES, COMELETE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. SALE OF SEATS NOW READY, my21 Club School. Inquire 945 Penn's avenue ‘my2i-6t* NATIONAL THEATER, ee BUNTING (Cotton), 36-inches wide, 5c. ARCHERY BATISTE CLOTH (96-Inches wide) 8c. per yi ONE WEEK ONLY! Commencing MONDAY, MAY 26. BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY. ‘MISS E. H. OBER.. ‘Manager. Under the Auspices and for the Benefit of ‘THE NATIONAL RIFLES, ARCHERY CREPE CLOTH (36 inches wide), 12}¢. per yard. (Third floor, Take the elevator.) CREAM WHITE NUN'S VEILING, 23 inches wide, all Wool, 2c. yard. = PRINCIPALS: CREAM WHITE NUN'S VEILING, — inches wide, Marie fom ‘37)¢c. per yard. Geraidine Cliar, Bemaou a IMPORTED CREAM WHITE ROYAL TWILLED Mathilde sd ae ay, - Lizzie Burton, H.C. Barnabee, RLANNEL, 27 inches “wide, 5c. per yard, elegant qual- Siva Bure George Erotiingham. ROYAL CASHMERE CREAM WHITE SUITING FLANNEL, 27 inches wide, 50c. per yard. ROYAL YACHTING CLOTH, suitable for Tennis or Seaside, cites for ladies’ Or gentlemen Ql versand EXTRA FINE TWILLED SUITING FLANNEL, 54 <.---Martha Musketeers inches wide, for mountain, seasMore or tennis costumes, ‘the correct thing, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. ©. Theater, THURSDAY, ad{ranee Sale at Box Ofice, Theat pee (PPHEATRE CoMIQUE, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1884. A CLEAN SWEEP! AN ENTIRE CHANGE! First Appearance of MAY LEYTON, AND HER TROUPE OF TROPICAL BEAUTIES AND BURLESQUE COMPANY. 20—BEAUTIFUL LADIES—2. In the Burlesque of LALLA ROOKH. - ‘Matinees: Tuesday, Thureday and Saturday. my19 my23 Turorren Jenszvs. ‘We have recently added to our line of JERSEYS two entirely new styles of our own importation. SPECIAL No. 1. EXTRA FINE STOCKINETT! elegant braided, box-pisited back and tostabapaeney SE FINEST JERSEY EVER SHOWN mt ane Gowr, Loses eee oe NAVY BLUE. Beason. “Every indy and juvenile in the city should wee GARNET, this Big Show. Every and night this week, 2 the world-renowned Maxwells. ‘The famous society 5 GENDARME, artiste, Edward, ‘and Jessie Warner. ‘The great MASTIO, | vivisification feat by Dr. Winn. A man actually cut to © ONLY #750 EACH. facet sig of audience, New York's popular couple, SPECIAL No. 2 ieedham ening change artist, FINE STOCKINETTE, double-breasted, | [UUS°raia:, The pretty Howard Sisters. Mague. Wil- oy ped, with row of Vuttons, on each alde, standing a ee ee BLACK, SEAL BROWN, | ties ae ‘NAVY BLUE. = ‘MYRTLE, ‘THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1884, ONLY $450 EACH. 5 LEVY! Levy! Levy! WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Greatest Cornetist of the World, ween S 2 ‘Wit appear in & Grsad Youu aah tantemental Con- ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 2 cert, Ansisted by a1 ‘MISS AMELIA MARTIN (! ee ae eae rom the Raval Upers, Biockbulie Swoten; = MISS ANNIE SCHOBER (Contraito From the Imperial Opers, Viens, Austes, and the Joo & Derwenz PRINTERS, Are still at their Old Quarters, COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AND 11TH STREET, And always ready to Print anything needed by the Legal and Mercantile community at Fair Prices. Expect to niove to spacious New Office, west side of ‘ith street, about June Ist. mylt-1w GtFMont, FRIDAY, MAY 20rn, ‘STEAMER JANE MOSELEY. Two Trips, Fare, 25 Cente, Leave 98 mand Spm. No liquors sold cn boat or ¢round, Boat will return about 8:90 p.m. NORFOLK PASSENGERS TAKE NOTICE: MOSELEY will leave for NORFOLK the above date af Dm my 26-bt PICNTC Given by IMMICH’S BAND, AT LOEFFLER’S GARDEN, ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26TH, 2894 CONCERT AND DANCE MUSIC. pA, Ste Gel® Watch will be given tothe Best Lady GP axevar All Clubs and Pleas ite ure Perties are conlially invited te 7 7 Sevex Grasp Ey + Excrnstoxs, ‘Second YOUNG M Xo. 20, Christian Churehy on th did W. W. CORCORAN. twenty-five mules ae Fiver and return. Boat will leave at 9:30. ae und Figet Sep TUESDAY, MAY <a inst Mei TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1984 SINGLE TICKET, 25 Centa, Niken A first-class lunch table on each trip. at atm, pular prices. Tickets cant be purchased at thr boat. hey were thi these whe thor cat popular cxeUs wine of the They were duiet, orderly aud frst-clanw in jarticular. The samt mauagemebt will sirive to cs equally #0. i [Pooks tION Day, GRAND EXCURSION TO BELMONT PARK, A new resort on the Washington & Ohio railrond, Ohirty lee from Washington, Music aid a lame pavilion, ine etramn for Lass iehinge cents, children, 25 ernts, and ed from Thums & Uo., the clot! EXci Ksto INGTON, Ieaving her ; returmins 2m m iren FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &e. LL SOULS CHURCH. qa ih aid of the Suriday Scicol and Tndustral Seis Adinission, 10 ceute » at DRY _GOODs. ew Srvrexpovs Saez ov DRY GooDs. NEW, CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS, AT THE. LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN, LANSBURGH & BRO. Desire to make their establishment memorablein the annals of the Dry Goods trade of this city, Will sell unapproschable Bargains in all their Departwenta, It will pay you to visit them. BLACK SILKS worth $1 1 At $1.00, worth $1.50, And all higher grades in proportion. Splendid Black SURAH SILK at 90c., worth #125. We cannot get any wore of these, aud only have 9 picoos deft, ‘900 pieces FANCY SILKS, in «mall Checks and Stripes, as low ‘as 3iiscts. per yard. These gourds are un- doubtedly the Greatest Bargains in Summer Silks that will be offered this season, 3 cases beautiful;quality 42-inches wide Colored CASH- MERES at 26cts. per yard, in all the new Spring Shades; retailed by others at 373¢c. DRESS GOODS in great variety, all of oxrown importae 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 Coloréd CASHMERES. We have a larger stock than we ought to carry, and shall therefore make sacrifices to reduce at once, We are selling @ full-width all wool BLACK CASH- MERE at 37}cta., would begood value at S0cta, Plain and Checked BUNTING, in black and cclora We are selling 42 inches wide Bunting at 3scts, This quality is well worth Sucts, ‘We attended the great sale“of Hosiery in New York inst week. ‘These goods must be seen to be appreciated, Allwe 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 GOODS! Splendid Checked NAINSOOK, at &c.; better goods, at 123¢c,, worth 20c. Victoria LAWN at 12ic., nearly & yard wide; this is the usual 20-cent quality. India LINEN at 12c., 6c, 18. 720c. and 25c. 1 case fives t quality Gray BEIGE, 62igcts.; worth 900, 1 case 42 inches wide finest Black and White PLAID, Sets. ; reduced from 623gcte, 30 cases LAWNS, all of this season's styles, GINGHAMS in endless variety, much below former prices. SECOND FLOOR. 15,000 JERSEYS, for ladies and children. 18,009 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 selling s beautiful Satin Coach ing Umbrella at 81.15, gilt rive, worth much more, UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR In this department we defy competition. All rood are marked down to make them sell previous to rebuilding, THIRD FLOOR. Accensible by Otis' finest Elevator. Weare here sell- ing the balance of the stocks of Messrs, Mitchell and Ker, bought from their assignees, ‘Thousands of Remnants, of every description, at one third their cost, ‘S.cases small-figured LAWNS, fast colors, 4c. Splenda yard-wide Erown COTTON Scts, and thousands of useful articles generally found in s first-class Dry Goods store. Acall will pay anybody, ven if the goods are not wauted until Fall,as such « chance may never occur again, LANSBURGH & BRO, 420-422-4% SEVENTH STREET. Dex Goons. mit TRUNNELL & CLARK ‘Have made special reductions in SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. One lot Biack Silks, $1.09; BlackBrocade Silks, 1.14; ‘one lot Fine French Bilke reduced from $1.50 to SL. ‘A grand bargain in Surah Silk, @1. ‘One lot Black Cashmeres 50 centa, A full line of Lupin’s celebrated Black Goods at bot tom prices. ‘We have received another case of $1 Quilts. Rare bargains to be found in all Depertzsenta, as we aredetermined tovell. * “Batines,” “Ginghams,” India Linens, French Nein- eooks and all kinds of Dress Goods in great variety, COME AXD LOOK,