Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1884, Page 4

nn otf tS %s THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C poe . "THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1884 LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrice oF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrrere WasuisaTox, D. C.. For the mid mortheriy winds, cure. or all districts ‘Saturday in th south Atlantic states, Day.—For the accommon: Fredericksburz, tickets Thursday. at the } teket Mice, cor and P apd at Baltimore and ‘Those wishing ‘tip will, by purch: ‘the rusb al the stat en EXcrRSION To PEX Mak os Deconatios Dav. Yor the accommodation of excurSionists to Pen Mar and the mou) ets Will be piared on scle ‘May 2% at the Pennsylvania R. et ih and Pennsylvania avenue, Fallroad station. Those wishing to selves of this de trip will do weil Chase their rkets to-day aud avolil the r ation in the morning. + DerantwENt Prortz.—The New York Photo Co." 37th street n. w., Will be open on Deco- Our fine cabinet portraits, $1.50 per doz; larger Work AL cores; ‘Tae fine phot continue to be £3 per dozen, 1109 Pa. ath painted. A Laxee photograph given away with each dozen cabinet photographs taken with the new oF oid pro- cesk Satlsfs en to every street northwest. Paul Trailes Tasar {sno greater Sepolio. Dirt ¥, Warskits—For pure old whiskles coll at ¢ rs, Who has the A. W. Darling, 158; F orber We In house cleaning than fore It st John T. southwest, A Minrrary Buass Basp for the use of the Grand Army posts of Uuis city Is being organized. m the 20th charge If tat 3:20 at 3:90, go out 4:49. Hauy’s great sale of fine, slippers, for ladies a Our assortment by Our prices must be made directly for us by 1 Mm the country. £16 7th street avenue. wok they will meet L. Pun If not convenient le low shoes and as all our goud: adinz manuf nd 1922 Penusyh D DistRICT. ek nicht. ay Templeton Opera ‘TaxaTex Comigcs.—“The Ice Witch” and varie- tes. Duss Mtserw.—Curlosities and interesting per- ance. . ‘Lixcony Hart —Lev! Street Iomps will be lighted at 725 p. m. and ex- Gnguished ai the seventh tored baby, found on aue, Between st." An inquest morning, and th the child Was dru yerdiet the known person. The body of Wm. Alison, cc drowned of the steame Was recovered by his brotne and was brought to thisci tano on its way from Bait Early this morning © Shanks discovered a ‘T. Cranford, No. 1306 tilet, who had effected an entra Dack’ window and collected tozet Worth of clothing. eseuped over the Tear of the house. Mr. W. S. Jackson, printer, formerly of this city, 48 now ‘foreman and Paper at Casselton, Dakots concert about a month ago by th the Lowenstine and burglar in the store of street_north The entertainment given pupils of the eighth di- ‘ison of public schoo ted last evening ‘st Lincoih hall betore a large audience. Mr. Will S Hunnel, of Waynesburz, Pa., and Miss Kate A. Campbetl,/of this city, were last evening by Rev. Father Noouan, of St. ius’ church, at the resktence of the Bride's pa Afler the ceremony the couple left for Waynes- Dury, Which will be their hom: ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds im fee have been filed as follows: B. P. Hecke to Annie M. Linvilie,lots 17 and 18 and pt. 18, Sq. 725; $12.00. ‘Naylor, sud. lot 57, Mrs. Carpenter Said to be Insane. After the Carpenter inquest yesterday afternoon a commitment was made out for Mrs. Carpenter, who was subsequent; taken to police headquarters to De photographed. Oneof Mrs. Carpenter's brothers, MM conversition with a Stan reporter, stated that he did not believe bis sister ‘would ever be Drought to trial, 23 she would be in the insane asylum before that event could happen. His father he said died insane and one of nls sistersdied at Su ‘Blwzabeth’s asylum a year ago. He thought the family insanity had appeared in Mrs. Carpenter. W. dmonston to W. L. PROGRAM OF THE EXERCISES TO-MORROW. ‘The arrangements for the usual celebration of Decoration day are now completed. The parade, hich consists of the Grand Army posts of this District, headed by the Marine band and the Talon ‘Veteran corps, wili move from 9th and D streets 1a m. sharp, down 9th street, thence along the north side of Pennsylvanta avenue to 15th street, Up 15th street to Pennsylvania avenue, and again west on Pennsylvania avenue and M street, West Washington, to the aqueduct bridze. AU 12 nL the exercises at Arlington will be opened Bationat salute, fired by a detachment of the corps, under the command of Lieut. Swift. @ procession Will then form in front of the Ungton mansion aud proceed to the tomb of t “Unknown,” and thence to the cemetery and de orate the graves. After the dec Sion will march to the amphith Yices will be held. Rev. Dr. Rankin clergyman. Will Carleton will poet, and Hon. Stewart L. W« York, will deliver the oration TI Interspersed with vocal and instrumental music Services Will also be held at the Soldiers’ Hom under the direction of Comrade Edwin M. True! Hon. William T. Price will del ‘the 2d artillery band will be tn At the Congressional cemet de under the direction of Coirade Geor, Wood, and at the Buttle-Ground cemetery ‘Vices ‘will be in Chureh. ‘The ladies were busily engaged at the Union Ve €fan armory this morning tn Moral tributes which will be placed upon the gra Of the soldiers to-morrow. Large piles of beutiful Toses, mock orange blossoms, and other varietl Were strewn about the floor. Mrs. Col. Montes, Medtord, Miss irs, Hartwell ey and other ladies, were deftly weay lowers Into crosses, anchors and other beautiful devices Those persons proposing either to go out of town 00 exercursions or to ¥1 ace of amusement im the city in the afternoon or evening, will find full information in Tax Stak’s advertising columns in Teference tuereto. ——__. SENTENCED FOR STRALING FROM HIS EMPLOTER.— Charles Walther, the young man whose arrest in Baltimore has been nientioned in TRE STAR, W charged in the Police Court to-day with the lak Of $29 and two ptstols from his emplo: Daniel. of No. 2 oth street. He ‘And was sentenced to six months in ——— ‘Tur Ertscopat Coxvextioy 1 Barttwore.—Rer. Dr. George Leds was elected president of the 101st Convention of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Maryland yesterday, in Balti eeates Met last night for the purpose of Hamming a bisiop to succeed the late Bishop Pinckney, but atter 4 eaucus of over three hours they adjourned without as 5 ons were ayain de- ics yesterday DY a scorw of 10 ions defeated the \ Ington Nationals at Clncianatt yesterday by » Of4to® The Washingtons wil play t pionship games to-n at Athlet & m. with the Columbus club, and at 4p. me with the Cincinnati. The East Wishington Stars yoo: Yerday defeated the Bashfuls by a score of 7 w 1 lectrics defeated the pages of the House of Representatives by a score of 25 tok TER A Base Bani Matcn.— Yesterday afternoon a base bal! game occurtd between two colored base bull niues weer the yards ot the Washington Brick Machine company. Sub- sequent to the game, two of the players, Lewis Davis and Wilt quarreled, and Tavs The latter thre a struck Lite on the tempte, fafiicting a serious injury. Simms was arnsied, and will be tried when the wounded man 13 abie to appear against him. ‘Carolina; EW. Fienderson, Henry E.” Thon Allen J. Alstor, Eneas 0. Mack, Anthony Pincine) ‘And G. Fraser Miller, of South Carolina; G. Herbert Chas. S. Syphax. Jno. Howard, William B. E, and James C. Lancaster, of the District of RL Marxtace Liceyses.—Mar Meenses have issued by the clerk of the court to John HM. Bats and Clara M. Elliot: toma he gee or Baittmore, and Kate C. Carter; R. EH. Hacking. of Baltimore, Md, and Saran E Smith, of Norfoik; Robert Jobnson'and Mary Hardaway. THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMratox.— THR WEEKLY ‘Will be sent postpaid to any address in the ‘States or Canada unt!l after the presidental for Mity cents. It Is a large eight of fifty-six colum: teresting Tealing ns of tnt reauing Eee poled, liner persona, news te. oF & sampie Copy. 1 the { | GREENBACKERS FOR BUTLER—DEMOCRATS FOR TILDEN Boston Ideal Opera Com- | charge of Comrades Burger and | “ | COLORED SILKS, very best quality, cash value $1.60, | | Death of Major George S. Koontz. Major George S. Koontz, the well-known agent of } tue Baltimore and Ohio Taliroad company in this died at his residence, No. 202 Delaware avenue, t night, at 9:20 o'clock, of paralysis, His wife X grown children and his son-In-law, Mr. J. H. O'Donnell, were at his bedside. Major Koontz S He was a native of Fred- -known familly ot nd entered the service of the Balth jo ratlroad when fourteen years old— ce boy in Baltimore—and showed such nusiness that he was promoted nd finally made the agent at ont, f the most important stations: road, and subsequently at El . Here he was When the war took place, ne Was transterred early 1n 1861 to the position, Tal agent {n this city in charge of Whe inter { the company here. During the war the movement of tie oniy to the north and west} mide lis position one of great responsibility, re- quiring hu-iness tact ot arare order, but he filed tuiny w yiie Satisfaction of the Officers of the } nulot the government authorities. The Terar® Stanton recognized his services by i iutnission as & major in the military Droulservice, He was a man of much foresight, nu i fy probable that when Gen. Grant lett Wash- lay when President Lincoln was ad locking of the door of the car prevented certain susplelous par- e general. Major Koontz’s mother Wicomico section of the Eastern tryland. Major Koontz made many here, being of a very social disposition. He mestic In Lis hablts, and devoted to. his The funeral will taxe place trom his late anorrow at 3p. m., and the interment vod. The pall-bearers will be Dr. T. ‘1 OBrien, I. S. Tichenor, J. H. WSs and Geo. W. Humphrey. District Government Affairs. | | MISCELLANEOUS, Mrs. Hattle Baum has been licensed as a retail Mquor deaier. RUILDING PERMITS Inspector Entwistle: E,W. Woodruf, ree-story manufactory and salesroom, 20 rs aveliue, between 6th and 7th ¥ “rhis 4s for the mannfac- $ tlie holders Jos. Lochbochler, « two-story private stable, rear of 621 L street northwest; $9¢0. F. J, Herberger, erect two two | story and basement dwellings, 2d, between D and & streets northwest; $6,000. Mrs. S, Warren, Te | pair brick 1234 Massaebtisetts avenue; $2,000. C.F. | Montgomery. repair brick 1906 7th 'street north- 1D. B. Groff, erect four two-story dwel- lings, iuih, between East Capitol and A streets solitlieasi; "$600. L. H. Walker, trustee Waugh repair parsoiage to same: £100. ‘Thos. J. son, repair trame 306 L street southeast; . #1. Mayu, repair frame 497 G street south- Week; $200. Issued by erect by streets tur 500. Potitical Conventions, L NOMINATIONS. cted James B. Weaver, of Iowa, | Dertuanent president. A dispatch was sent to Gen. | Batter asking htm:—Will you accept nomination on satisiuetory platform? The General replied by ask- ing another question:—“Is not my record as a | greenbacker for twenty years suficlent without a | format pledge to you which would cause me to be pointed xt os a man who bids for the nomination?” “A proposition of Dr. A. T. Bland, of this city, to cast the entire vore of South Carolina fn the convention | Speeches were made before the Irving hall gen- | eraicoumitice in New York last night in favor of | the nomination of Samuel J. ‘Tilden ‘as president, | and a committee was appointed to confer with sim | Har committees appointed by Tammany hall and | the county democracy, with a View to harmony at Chicago. ‘The Prince George's democratle county conven- tion met at Mariboro’, Md..yesterday, W.H.Gwynn, of Thomas, president, and elected delegates to thé state conveution at Baltimore, June 5, and adopted Tilden resolutions. ‘The state democratic convention of Wisconsin yesterday elected uninstructed delegates to Chi- 0. and adopted a platrorm favoring @ tarli for revenue only. ue Kansi3 democrats yesterday passed resolu- Uous recommending but not instructing for Tilden. #. Gilfillan, of Minneapolis, was chosen a can- ate for Congress to Succeed Mr. Washburn by @ part of the convention in the fourth Minnesota dis- day, the remainder refusing to vote. s B. Keed was yesterday renominated for by the republicans of the first Maine dis~ trict, who pronounced fn favor of Blaine for the presideru Tie republicans of the sixth district of Kansas ay noinihated Lewis Hanback for Congress, Lissourl republican state convention will be oberly, September 9. Stephen B. Elkins, of New York, arrived at Chi- o yesterday, and he will open Blalue headquar- ters at Tand Pacific hotel to-day. Arthur will lave hesdquarters at the Grand Paciiie,the Palmer and Leland hotels. Headquarters for colored dele- us from the southern states were opened yes- PPP, 00 Wow wp PPO Oo Wwww D pr oo Wwww D e co OW W ODI This powder never varlet A marvel of purity, | strength and wholesomeness. More economical than | the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition | with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders Soldonly incana Korat Baxrxa | Powpen Co,, 106 Wall street, N. ¥. a6 | 16 Barocas IN FIGURED SWISS ORGANDIES. ‘One Case Figured Swise Organdies, 12340. Yndia Tinens Size. 10en, 12340. 156. Fisured Li ss Be. Linen Drese Goode, ile. se ie ate Be, ae pecans aL itor di Farwiola 81.91.23, 25 $2 iuichamis. gc. 7 | Le Dress Goods, 12346. eas Gort. 15. at half price. tani, Ladies’ and Gents! Wool TOWSON'S, i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | _my24 South Side. | FPHE OPINION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN recard to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is confirmed by clergymen. lawyers, public speakers, and actors, All say it is the Lest remedy that can be procured for all | sifcctions of the vocal organs, throat and lungs, | Bots. BAOTCHES, PIMPLES, AND ALL SKIN diseases, are quickest cured by cleansing the blood with Ayer's Sarsaparilla my2 Gausar Revers: Low Prices: SPECIAL BARGAINS. j Fedueed to $1.00. | SUN'S VEILING, widest double width (pure wool), Cream, Fink, Blue and Black, 3156. STLE! SILKS! SILKS!!! 3736, 45, 50, 3136, 45, 50. CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space, COLORED SILES, 37%. }LACK RROCADE SILK GRENADINES reduced to | m0 | BLACK SATINS, 50, COLORED SATIN, 50. | BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 25. COLORED SILKS, ELACK SILKS. REDUCED, duced to 621 gut Seduced tors $1.25 reduced to 81 00. $150 recuced to 81.25. YLAID MUSLIN UN'S VEILING (pure wool), Cream and Black, 20, UN'S VEILING (ace style), Cream and Hink, 25, | @Bi{CK BROCADE (pure silk) GRENADINES re. | BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, §1.50, Affairs in West Washington. Regarta axp Hor.—A regatta will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock, between crews from the Columbia Boat club. After the regatta a hop will RAIN RECKIPTE.—Boat C. R. Gregory arrived ‘With 2,000 bushels of wheat. ‘Trpe.—Low water this 5am. and6 p.m; high water, 11 am. andi a.m. CONDITION OF THR WaTen.—At 7 a m., Great Fails, 7; recetving reservoir, north connection, 7; ‘south connection, %; distributing reservoir, infu ent gate-house, 19; eMluent gate-nouse, 4 ‘Tunes ScaNDALOUS BaNk SWINDLES.—An examt- nation into the affairs of the Penn Dank, of Pitts- ‘shows. ‘The hapites wil regen over $2000 00. ie: bilities of the Boston banking house of F. A. Haw- ley & Co, foot up $400,000, while the assets are only about $82,600. creditors are naturally very andrew Brown, the president of the de- funct National bank, of Hot 3) ‘roman who's supposed to Kucw where the money yw where the mo! is which he stole, an cu G iMate Bae EER EER, ent Bae San ee Ss8"oo MEM Mt ive & OE 00 REE NN N 1 NNN GGG oO oo P EEE NNN Il NAN GGG OF MILLINERY AND WHITE SUITS. ‘Srruzl. Made of best Victoria Lawn, handsomely ‘tucked, at... . @ 475 ‘2 Aastylish suit, plaited waist, skirt with clus- fe: of teva tucks seth to: sanich, & The entire garment trimmed with tucked ruffles and embroidery, at........8 7.50 4 “Abeautiful suit,” made from fine India ‘Linen, draped with plaits and finished with French revering (especially adapted for mourning wear), at..$10,00 & Amusgnificent style, Basque Overskirt and skirt finished with deep embroidered ruffles... ++ 811.50 @ Made from very best of India Linen, ex- quisitely trimmed with broad plaits and decp embroidered ruffies, 4 handsome 11 inches wide embroidered flouncings up the back—a decided novelty......#15.00 A large variety of White LAWN SUITS, trimmed with biue, red, lavender, or embroideries, mado up in the latest designs, from $17.00 up. Richly trimmed and embroidered Costumes, made from fine India Linen, up to $35.00. ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE OF OUR EXCLUSIVE DE- SIGNS. WRAPPERS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES, Avast assortment of Ladies’ Gingham Suita, Figured ‘Lawns, Seersuckers and Sateens. at very low prices. “SPRING WkAPS.” ‘We aball close balance of these goods at « DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. ‘Wo are prond to say that we are able to maintain our reputation of showing the largest and most select as- sortment of Children’s Garments. Examine our styles of White Lawn, Pique, Sateen and Gingham Dresses, in sizes to fit from 2 to 16 year BOYS' SHIRTWAISTS. In endless varieties of patterns, at 0c. T5c., 980. and 91.25 a piece, LADIES’ COTTON UNDERWEAR. ‘We have placed some very special Lots upon ourcoun- ters, and it will be to your interest to examine same be- fore purchasing elsewhere. One of these specialties is ‘50 dozen bigh-necked CORSET COVERS, made from fine cambric, feultless shape, finished with French flat fells, at ac. SUMMER OPENING oF MILLINERY. ALL THE LATEST HATS AND BONNETS AT REA- . SONABLE PRICES. Be EE WMA T gs Bee faa UG MAY fos 24 Oo OPE Sess! my28 416 SEVENTH STREET. (TSE SCHILLINGER ARTIFIOIAL STONE CoM. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Isnow tolay, at short notice, Sidewalks and H.now ppeared toy, at short notice, Sidewalks and GERMAN MASTIC, AND my24-3m_ Office, 1430 New York avenue northwes Doverassy, BT. CLOUD BUILDING. UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. LADIES GUAZE UNDERVESTS at 26c., 50c., 7Sc., $1, missts" GAUZE UNDERVESTS, at 26, 360, 500, and are not to be classed with ALL OVER TOWN. HOSIERY. An unlimited assortment of all the new and styles for LADIES’, MISSES and CHILDREN, too low tobe quoted. PARASOLS! PARASOLS!! PARASO] Our stock of Parasdls is ened ee ral the better grades of goods. As: Syinning: TO-MORROW (Sat SeSOr ari Meuiebrer ae eet? ua OS CRTC MRE anor A Norm Braxer. These goods are. the Seconbs ADVERT! choice at prices Proportion. ity, fection of shape, and prices guaranteed, Toney returned when Uiuatiafactory. DOUGLASB, my23 622-524-526 Ninth street. (Soe, Asp Usrnzcepexren cy BARGAIN! EB. G. DAVIS, 119 MARKET SPACE Black Silks from Te, to $3.25 per yard. Black Surah and Merveilleux from @1 to $2. Black Lousine, just the thing for summer. Heal India Pongee, plain and ficured. Choice designs and new patterns in Silk Grensdines, FINE WHITE TEXTURES, Consisting of Dotted and Plaid Swiss, India, Persian and Egyptian Lawns, Mulls, Nainsooks, India Linen, ‘Masalia and French dies, so much in demand at the present season, and at prices the lowest to be found. ALSO, Choice assortment in Black and Figured Satines, Fall stock of Ladies’ and Miages’ Ui 5 ‘Laces, Embroidery ané-Dress : (Sob lot of Mull Fichus at less than half price. + EG, DAVIB, my Cor, Market Space and 8th st. Seema Goora ‘The larwest and best selected stock of SUITINGS ever offered for gentlemen to select from at the LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF ‘WASHINGTON. H, D. BARR, mbiT 1011 Pennaylvanis avenue, Sezcur Noroz J RESPECTFULLY CALL THE } AETRETION oF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE TING BUILDING TO MY STUCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- ‘WALTER D. WYVILL, Excumve Aczxr, {mya _ CARTERS, TH Manxez Space, | Bests THE wortp: UPPER TEN WO Wn nn gy wo oW 8 BH Ss =, ASK YOUR GROCER. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, my2-Sma ° ‘Ro. a3 PA Ay ate Saag News Briets. ‘Indians raided the settlement of Maple Creek. Manitoba, Tuesday might, and killed a man named ‘A conference of Catholic bishops was held at the cathedral in Baltimore yesterday to prepare the gubjects to be discussed at the plenary council in javember. An American citizen, Mr. A. DuBouchet, a pas- ‘on the American schooner Aaron K. for Key West, was forcibly taken from the vessel by the Havana ‘and searched on the charge of being a iclous character, but was subse- quently released. Cararega. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE THE GREAT BALSAMIC DISTILLATION OF WITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN FIR, MARIGOLD, CLOVER BLOSSOM, Erc., For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrh, from s Simple Head Cold or Influenza ‘to the Loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough, Bron- chitis andIncipient Consumption. Relief in five min- utes in any and every case. Nothing like it. Grateful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins from first applica- tion, and fs rapid, radical, permanent and never failing, One battle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solveut ‘nd Sanford’s Inhaler, all in one package, forming ‘s complete treatment, of all druggists for $1. Ask for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. Porren Dave axp Cmmmicat. Co., Boston. : PAIN I5 THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE. COLLIN'’S VOLTAIO ELECTRIC PLASTER in- stantly affects the Nervous System and banishes Pain, Aperfect Electric Battery combined with a 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 plaster in the world. Bold everywhere. my15 Parosasnires, ‘This is no weather report; but we report prosress, for ‘weare bound togoahead, whether or no, Weare ‘ways adding something new to our stock, and our jew- elry department presents such an array of glittering bargains that it is, evento us, difficult to select those towhich tocall your attention, We offer this week: Silver Bangle Bracelets, with six bangles attached to each bragelet, at 4c. a pair. Solid Silv Sleeve Buttons, warranted, 9c, m pai, Bolld Silver Vins, warranted, 29. Solid Silver igh, warralited, 89 and 99¢. Solid Silver Collar Buttons, rhinestone, 29. Bolid Silver Bracrlcts, warranted, 89 and Joc, Rolled Gold Plate Bangle Bracelets, for ladies, misses and children, 81.98 pair. Roman Gold, enxraved and enameled,Chain Bracelets, ‘c,, in large variety, from 9c. a pair Up. Brosd Chain Necklaces, with locket attached, 9c. Solid Gold and Fine Rolled Plate Finger Rings for Indies aud gent's, missos and obildren, iu large vartety, Fanuing in price from Ae: to $2.96 Real Jet Jewelry and Whitby Bracelets. from 99¢, gttbber Bangles, Fins and i new styles, at Our new stock of Fans presents a lovely arrey—Paper, Cretonne, Silk or Sutin, Feather<d, Painted, &¢., &0., Prices from 2c, to $1.98, SS aaiey ‘We ha ve also jugt opened a fine line of Nickel Clocks, of the celebrate Terry Clock Co. from ve. up. Mluminuted Face Clock, whict ‘telis time in the dark, in silk plush and nickel cane, very handsome, 82.98. Probabilities: ‘The probabilities are that you will find that we have the best assortment in thecity; thst we offer everything at prices solow as to be a wonder to you: that you will find that goods are as rey'resented, ‘and that you will save money on every purchase made. We predict that one purchase made of us will lead to many others, M. SILVERBERG & CO., 912 Trm Sumer and 918 8ru Sraeet N. W. my2s Near Pennsylvania avenue, Nous warxer & co, 625 Pennsylvania Ava, wou w, ee ‘oo, _ For ft-clase READY. MADE CLOTHING has 625 Pennsylvania Ave, made a wonderful progress, NOAH WALKER & CO, Nogentleman need be meas- 625 Pennsylvania Ava, ‘ae ts ea ured wl ure NOAH WALKER & CO, ie such goods as we manufac- 625 Pennsylvania Ave ture. Our stock consists of NOAH WALEER & CO, ‘the finest in quality to the 625 Pennsylvania Ava, lowest in price, Weusually NOAH WALKER & CO, carry Men's, Youtii's, Boy's 625 Pennsylvania Ave. x Wi £00. and Children's Clothing and ay WALES * Gentlemen's Furnishings, €25 Pennsylvania Ave, NOAH WALKER & CO, = 25 Pes 1 A Merchant Tailoring sec- nnsylvania Ava ond and third floors, NOAH WALKER & CO. my3 625 Pennsylvania Ave, Axszx—Proox. — PICON TONIO, ‘THE DEMAND ‘This celebrated Tonic is extracted from planta grown 4m Algeria, and is highly recommended for its tonic and anti-febrile properties. As a valuable stomachic and tonic it is endorsed by the highest medical authorities of Europe and America, who fully recognize its health- giving and restorative qualities. With soda water and syrups it makes the most delightful drink. For Wash- ington city alone the sales have been more than two thousand bottles the past year. Price for full quart bottle $1.75, aud at all soda fountains ten cents per laws, . JOHN H. MAGURDER, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, ap28tm And all Droggist, Tur Fotowre Srzcur Bazcars me FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS ‘Will be offered for one week only at STRASBURGER BROS.’, 726 SEVENTH STREET AND 461 PENNA. AVENUE: J. & T. Cousins’ fine Kid Slippers, 81.47; worth $2.25, Cousins’ Curacoa Kid Ladies Shoes, 82.77. Morrow's fine Kid Shoes, 82.47. Ladies’ Haud-sewed Shoes, very easy to the feet, 82.87. aS Besa es ace gfe ea, any style or ‘The celebrated Chappaqua Shoe, for Ladies’ Crscoa Kid Shoes, box toe and French heels, 1 fine Kid Shoes, common sense last, $1.97. jes’ Shoes with worked button holes, €97c.; © great baneain. Kid Fox or Serge Lace Sh Button, 67c.;: Ladies" Kid Croquet Slippers, 42¢, " Sctiool Shoes, Wie; Misnot! Kid und Goat Spring ces, Bbc. ; Infants’ Shoes, 38c. ‘Misses! and Children’s Slippers, different styles, 60c, ‘Men's Hand nor Congress, ‘83.47; Men’s Low Shoes, haud-inade, different styl-s, worth 8880; Sten Dutton ‘and Lage Shoe all solid leather. $1.87; Men's Low Strap ‘ies, @L.27; Tange assortment of Canvas Slioes, for ladies, amalsse', Me's and boys" wear. at very low Price vis Poss Ur Tue Trave Axo Por DOWN THE PRICES! Office Coats at 25 cents. Our variety ts spontanoun.- We give you x variety is spontanous. We give For only 67.8 well-made Business Suit. ail weel, which yout cannot find elsewhere less thant 810 For only 29 offer a fine all wool Suit. We say it is an im ibility to payee less sian 18.7. For on] y, 311.50 will eel] a handsome Suit; style of make For only 819 wil uive sous fourbutton Cutaway, in or only 619 will wive sou a {0 2 ‘didtrent shades, corkscrew, worsteds and fine ils Large Assortment; al Size, a can sell you ® good, durable, well-made only 85 5 t-Class all wool Suit, worth 88.75, For. ae es aig ny: 57.50 ‘beautifully made 97. ba Aeplendidot of Ladies Shoes, hid or pebble gost, ouly 1oeR, TIC. ‘Ladies’ Vassar Ties, 87c.; Ladies’ Newport Ties and Low Heel Shi 11.17; Children's Shoes, 73c. ; Chik Spring Heel se. Hitched Gaiters, lace, buttor ‘Men’s Calf Shoes, high or low qi Men's Slippers, Sic.:; Men's 6ic. Also | We make this departm eee “and keep every. fe make this departiment » Specialty style and sll sizes; also, Bilta. Tomake the tle once oy is ou aime re, in Bue 21.75 RVery Handwine Suit Secket soa a3 adwoine 2 Beaucitulty Mede Suit, su ket and Bunt 00 A Nopbily Bade Bust, Light Gray, Jacket and Pants 3.60 ly Finished Suit, Brown Corkerew Wi Jucketand Panta, on ee De it Complete, Se te, ‘Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, Sune Hars. oe GENTLEMEN'S DRESS AND DERBY HATS, IN PEARL AND BEAVER COLORS. FINE MACKINAW, ENGLISH AND MANILLA STRAW HATS. GREAT VARIETY OF STRAW HATS FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN. UMBEBELLAS,. WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF SILE UMBREL- LAS SUITABLE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. ISAAC SMITH’S CELEBRATED “LA PETITE" OR Menagharnng UMBRELLA, IN PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS, B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, my23-1w 1081 PENNSYLVANIA AVR DD SUBSTITUTE HOR LINENS, 's Sailor Bui 81,50, 50, fogs. Pee ns gra Pe ee fe aie yn 2 cents 1081; 306 eed Ee Geet ee ae SELBY'S, ‘1914-1916 Pennaylvenisevenoe at = CITY ITEMS. Hats for Decoration Day. Men's ventilated Nutria and Pearl Hats $2, 2.80, $8 Gentlemen's real Genuine Mackinaw's$1.25,§1.50.8 Men’s White and Colored Cantons 50, 75, $1, $1.25. Nice assortment of colored Straws with derby brims. Prices as low as at any reliable house. ‘Three hundred dozen Boys' and Children’s Straw Hats, at all prices, trom § cis. to $1.50. Job lot of 80 and 75 cts. Hats reduced to $5c. to close them oe eC eee 920 7th st., bet Land K nw. . B—Price plainly marked ineach hat 1 Gentlemen’s Seasonable Furnishings. ‘India gauze, lisle and balbriggan Under-vesis; Pepperell jean, balbriggan and gauze Pants. Fine quality summer Nerino Shifts and Drawers,0e. ‘White shirts 75c. and $1; unlaundried do. 50 and 7c. Plain and fancy Half-hose, Linen Collars and Bdk’s. Splendid assortment Lawn and Percale Neckwear. Nice line medium and low priced Trunks, at BC. ‘Lewis’, 920 7th st., below Mt Vernon square 1 Extra Silk Laces Given with all Bieycle Shirts, at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. eo Strangers Go To Johnson's ladies and gents first-class dining sa- loons, 440 and 442 9th Street, northwest, where you ‘will tind every delicacy in the World, served to Suit the taste, Polite attention, Ladies “saloon ast A Sore Throat or Cough, if suffered to pr often results iman incurable throat or lung’ trouble. “Brown’s Bronchial ‘Troches” give instant relief. eo Young Mothers should get a Wilsonla Teeth- ing Necklace. Soothes the nerves. Secures sleep. Druggists. gt,th-gm It is More Economical to Buy Durkee’s Salad Di than itis to make adres. Sing. Besides this, it is made of better materials jaan you can buy ‘st the storea, Everybody likes € Burnett's Coconine. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING. It kills 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 Jus. F. McGee, sole agent, 404 9 n.w.tu,th,s,1m_ Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenta © Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark Has, for more than half a century, Deen in use by ‘by eminent phy- alll classes of people, and indorsed siclans as the best tonic and invigorator extant. ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give Mew life, vigor and happiness. Particu- larly a lady's medicine. $1 a pottle. Sold by drug. fs W.. Thornton, Fropnetor; Baltimore. kd jarrison Streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,tb,s-6m Bed-Bugs, Flic Files, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, pers, chipmunks, cleared out By “itough on Hale Oyster Arrivals Daily, 21 B street northwest, hard and soft cfabs, Lynn: haven oystet Cherrystone oysters, New York oysi gS, Little Neck clams and Clams, Fam- ilies, Hotels and Kestaurants supplied" Young snapper terrapins, at White's, 4 Hpcbii vein arg erm onarts chehietperrn same im B.B. Stiveunrz 00m 125 Penua. ue, ‘Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in haif-pound “Ward” prints, 40c. per pound, Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet ilk, Sc. per quart, Cream 16¢. pint. Banca: Ss. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. AND STILL THEY COME! ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF HATS AND BOMNETS. e 2,000 Stylish and Elegant Trimmed Children's HATS at 400, only. OUR GREAT DRIVE IN TIPS AND PLUMES. 10,000 bunches of elegant TIPS at 8c. and 50c. = bunch, worth 76c. and $1 a bunch. 5,000 PLUMES, in ali shades, at 60c., 75c, and $1 a PLUME. ‘We offer $50,000 worth of FASHIONABLE AND STYLISH MILLINERY, ‘We are bound to sell and are willing to sell bargains, HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, PLUMES, TIPS, LACES, RIBBONS and SILK AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES, at prices that will beat all competition. Special bargain week this week, Don’t fail to call at KING'S PALACE. £14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. mylé Ger Tue Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” ‘We have on hand a large stock of the Celebrated “CON- CORD HAR? ‘and description, THE CONCORD COLLAR. ;EBS,” of all Binds at Lowest. Prices. €2~ Coupe, Carriage and Road Harness a specialty, LUTZ & BRO., 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Adjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels in great variety, at lowest prices, Every wenuine CONCORD. HARNESS hss makers name and trade-mark stamped on it, myls ATING over. Prev THE “SPECTATOR,” AN INSURANCE JOURNAL, devoted to the intervats of the old system of level: Premium, high-rate companies, caine out in ita, last umber with an editorial refracting. the infamous charges it has ‘been making for the last year, in almost every iasue, against the Mutual Reserve Fund Life As- Sociation, as an institution, and against its president. ePaper Now says B. Harper, and. other officers “The Mutual Reserve was, we believe, the in this movement of providing the evils ‘that reserves to cure have heretofore afflicted the pent insurance, and its phenomenal shows that the plan is popular ee es bility with which its affairs are con- ee and his associates are couduct- openly and fairly, inviting investiga tion, and are developing s system that they believe to be the true system, ¢ can be nodoubt, The object eee tmacaa ahem sonally, and we voluntarily this statement to re- pair the injury of whico we have been the unwitting and unwilling cause.” Office of the association, 1509 H at. Come: insure, 1.2. KNIGHT. General Avent, myl2 an ducted. That ing the business LIQUIDGT ends Everything [Solid as Rock!—Hard as ber, Crockery, Cus Tips and Cloth, Biture, Jewel ‘Backs and Ever)’ nig with te ent eerie cata nae he ea a eral Btores, ee a rene Wanted ia SU Ohana # UG. iat Pesilevivania AvESUR fashington, D.C. Srroux Bazoams Our Stock of LADIES’ AND GENTS FINE SHOES for the Season is NOW COMPLETE, and at prices we gurrantee to be the Lowest. COUSIN'S Fine Cur Kid Button; High Heel and Pointed Toe. i COUSIN'S Fine Cur Kid: Low Heel and Broad Toa, “ “French Kid, in High or Low. a) “ *° Flexible Shoes: espe- clally adapted for tender feet. ‘The reputation of these fine shoes is such that wekeep constantly a full assortmenf of them on hand. The Jast lot, Just received, is 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 ts now complete in every de- ‘For Gentlem-n and Boys we offer the Celebrated, “BURT'S” SHOES. Our assortment of these well-known. goods has never been more complete, We haven every ‘style, made especially, LOW QUARTER SHOES, ‘Take ® look in our window when you passby. We gives guarantee on all 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 $151 M streets, Boots an Shoes Made to Order. myl \HE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY ‘No, 916 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Yih, tts Sire and. burglar-proof vaulta with all tbe Sicrecter'and soy ang Uhding f2e = cia Jar purpose in the country. MJ. WINE, ‘MANUFACTURER OF THE NATIONAL DOCUMENT FILES AND FILES CABINETS, ‘No, 929 F Grazer xontawsez. DANIEL G. WATCH, Manager. DRY _GOODS. LADIES GOODs. a a eee Cans De Lase. moter Groons. = LAR E AND COMPLETE ASSORTMEN: SEATON PERRY. LADIES SAD CHIDO SS HOTA Oe aanaeoeiT TO PFRRY seta SETS, AND -UMMER UND. RM EAP. CEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL- | SILK AND LISLE THREAD ol OVES AND MIT. WOOL FRENCH “CHALLIS DE LAINE.” IN NS IN ALL Mi SHADE ri st EXTHA FINE QUALITIES AND CHOICE DE-| — PxicES” ee = FINE SEL COMPLETE STOCK OF PURE WOOL EUROPEAN 8 Ok DRI 8s FABRICS FOR SUMMEK WEAR. Tacks: HANDKEKCHIFFS. RISD PLAIN AND BROCADED SILK GRENADINES. NGS, TIMMINGS, AND BLACK SPANISH AND GUINTRE LACE NETS, FOR | ELEG NT 1 OVERDKE-SES AND GARNITCRES MARSET CANTON ( REPES AND CREPE Dz CHINE. “oS SL ES GENUINE INDIA PONGEES. FROM S00. TO $1. sILE AN D NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS. ‘NEW LOUISINES AND SUMMER 8 LEs. “EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND COLORFD SURABS, RHADAMES AND GROS-GRAIN SILKS, x E OF CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES, SULTS AND CLARKS PORE AND SHIKAED CAPS, OF RETON FANS BELTS. LFATIPR BAGs. FANCY AND AR. EMBROIDERY GOODS. at HRS. SELMA RUPPEAT, my28_ 608 STH STREET, Upposite Patent Oitce, myl6-1m amp BUTION: HATS SUN fap _apl-am, $100,000 Fe) MONEY TO LOAN Rr SWULM= Lie sen: gon tapoved Goa tate ig Felerenvee wives - ELECIUS A Al ESTATE MM iriaipt sueuton to alt mptcinns pie - ED TO LOAN IN scum to $10,000, at Tand &. mniadly. eectreed wr Puan. Minneajote, Mim ON REAL ESTATR a THOS. F. WAGGAMAR, <3 1.50 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ $1,200, Sree = 2M Norns ROURSE, FROM $1.00 TO 83.50. NEWLINEN LAWNS. FRENCH SATTEENS, SCOTCH GINGHAMS AND PARIS ORGANDIES. NEW WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS. FMBROIDERED ROBES IN "GRADUATION" ROBES IN BOXES FUR “GRADUATIO: ALL THE LEADING STYLES IN PARASOLS. PARIS EMBROIDERED CASHMERE FICHUS, = x Sommer Goons NOVELTIES FRENCH CORSETS, BLACK Eine wary, BEAC PATTERN BONNETS AND BICH REAL LACES, FINE NECKWEAR, PARASO ON NY AL STATE OR OTHER ss to mit, at lowewt Fates of interest, Ys. 14208. 3. even, a without « NERY | hil ROBT ATH O87 70 oan ‘SILK SU TS, TRAV- | ~ At Lowest sates of tote WHIT: SUITS, ina variety of styles and prices. Op Real Estate Security, 2 ©. HOLTZMAN, ee _fe8___Corme 10th and streetn nother. Fee ee Re ET crass | . MYM (tte Toovien Paste Sit essa MeEne GRENADINE AND NUN'S VEILING SHAWLS r —— MEG: sams to suit on anprownt Rea! Fetate security. cHUDpA, CASHMERE AND BEKLIN Hawi | Mus. J. P, Parwen, hecematy dela ee Chang motets, Fo wr GAUZE MEKINO USDERWEAR IMPORTER OF FASHTON, 3806 iteatiny venta Soetren CK SILK GLOVES. 107 F STREET NORTHWEST. VE Mc > ON GOOD REAL E> GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS. er eat Sood REAL Wr-cuoice PLAIN FIGUKES AND COR- Reon Paces OO Su ‘Will for the Lalauco of the Season bein constant re- NOVELTIES IN PARIS BONNETS AND LONDON I Firemen's Building. cor. tth st, and La, tate or collateral security at low Gelay when security Ingood. 0. C. GREEN, Mount, re as eat enten of iets = mos Mars eS SEAS PERCE: Intended for the drive, promenade, and for traveling. | gists wcunty, PTS SBT Perry Building, Also, Special Novelties this week for the Races, my12 1497 Pennsyi Established 1540 pear = Ey C . INEX TO LOAN, pac = Cur. Roeveret, aT LOWES! BATES oF InTrEe Dix Goons Curr: Nos. 403 AND 405 irm STREET NORTAWEST. eA os) Hse 60. 98,000 Yarda Short Length Gingham, 8c. worth 12340, 1,000 Yards Twilled Crash, 17 inches wide, 6c. ‘1 Cane 10-4 White Sheetmg, 230. 1 Case Short Length Cotton &., worth 100, 1 Case White Spreads, full size, 80c. 50 Dozen Men's Socks, 5c. 2% Dozen Meu's Fancy Colored Socks, 8c. ‘A full line of Dress Gi Good Black Mik Gaye teen he Good Colored Stik, 4c", 50", 60c., 760, HEADQUARTER’ DREN'S CARRIAG: LAWN Ti LUNCH BASKLIS. FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL. RACKETS. Chi Q " CXLES, TRICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, Received a lance assortment of TRAVELIN oo TM F treet unter nL ln E CoM! A Full Stock of Underwear. 600 Paragols aud Sun Umbrellas, from S0c. to 85,00, GEv. J. JOHNSON, my 713 Market Space, Srorexpovs Sanz Mess @ oO TENTH STREF- Makes COLSETS tourer ite te Bu fidren’s Corsets, aida $! make.) that for tho” price ts ai NBA reueh, German and Spanixh spoken, marl DEY GooDs. NIE K. HUMPHERY, Proposals Inter: 1 Corset (Miss E.'s own wi istry amned. NEW, CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN. ROCHON, CORCONAN Ti Three Fa ‘Manntacturer ur HUMAN HAIR AND TI Ladies fine Hair Cuttine and Hoirdye!and shampoved i Wags to order: asx” 537 FIFTE! ‘and Vienna. LANSBURGH & BRO, FIEST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM PARIS its and Five Medals trum Expositous x auporter of NTH STREET NORTHWEST. BCILDING, pal INP HATR WORK Hair dreaming. afret class manner, Desire to make thelr establishment memorablein the | YpISS EK MELLON, ae of Gam eefercaed Sige 2 this city. bile MoDISTF, ee ‘unspproschable Bargains their Departments. | 7 red from Baitimore to No. 24D street south. | anon Ie will pay you to visit them. fast, where sie will inake to order Dresetw and Ceafurnes | MECH TN E in every erade, BLACK SILKS and style. With her long experience im the art of Dressuiaking she gusriutess perfect satisfaction in ft tebi-6ua Lae Axzos_Fisrr ical So. At50c., worth 7c. At 624c., worth Se, At Sc. worth $1.10. 1.00, worth 81.50, And all higher grades in proportion. Splendid Black SURAH SILK at 90c., worth 81.25. We cannot get any more of these, and only have 9 pieces left. 300 yieces FENCY SILKS, in small Checks and Stripes, street EAR Jose their original shape. aud Gentiewen’s Clothes Cleaned by this process will not to be removed eRectually. Price $1.50 su mn ed quantity Fetabtishment, ROPOSALS FOR SU) PROPOSALS. uu HOsPIT DEranracey’ Wan Dr: wall be received O'CLOCK, NOON. June 30th, it ‘sia forms of provonnn be furnih FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES. aa DROPOSALS ENNIS SETS, TE " SES Sas rege | P DePARINanT OF SME By snac Seale Proposals fl te ened at thie Teurtnts yrs TNEINE OCLOCK M. MOND Put FEY NOW tase. for fnruiehing Miarefiauccue Super {othe Dwrartmnt af the Eatetior Cuts te Bacal Yenk clocks, file-holdens, pe arawers, soaps, har! war, cane, trvsdtigg een, carpets, ee tahen OY xor r Blank forms of proposals, showing the ‘tems apd esti- em Fequired, will be furbigbed on apption. to the Custodian, Room 104, Department of tse Ip must be addressed to the Secre‘ary of the sed gn the envelope “> Mine aneour Suen nln for wt TEC Secrvtary. IES FOR FKEEDMEN'S A TOF TRE INTERIOR, ay 27, 1884, Sealed propoeaie will be received at thie Deyartinent IMELVE O'CLOCK : TWELE IH, 2884. tor Parni mainly of twaterwtvcerte rs aud fac for the tian ti. for the Bacal Year endine Sune a0. tae i Uroqurnt syecit THUR=DAY. fil mchettales showing | UNE loners for the War Leeder Nome : Seine each item meparairis. No cuntras earae Gloven ete ee Ant | Under thiasdvertiseument until am appropeistion shall” ile fave been miade ty" Congress for the purchase of the Sspecranry. atiottery Fog ind Saws reuse epots guaruriteed 1.79 por as low as 37}cts. per yard. ‘These goods are un- doubtedly the Greatest Bargains in Summer Silks that will be offered this season, 8 cases beautiful;quality 42-inches wide Colored CASH MERES at 2icts. per yard, in all the new Spring VEWPORT PROC! the world, per suck.. Ceres Patent. 8 FLOUR, THE FIN FIFTH. 1 Suly 1, 1884, Shades; retailed by others at $734. Windsor Patent... 2 ut DRESS GOODS in great variety, all of onrown tmporta- Sugars way down, ‘ tion, at lower prices than ever before heard of. i Pie Sis daheasenti ge A my22 + Pennayin 6 cases NUN'S VEILING and ALBATROSS just re- | —" any'or all lds, ceived, which we shall sell at a reduction of fully 25 ¥ [HAT IS IT? # percent, He-No Tea is an absolutely pure tea, withont col- myS-m&thaw oring material, or a1 some appearance, and every cet to id in the dripkine qu by all retail ere rs. To Hous, and to preserve the st ‘Tes is sold only in the ori quarter, half and pound ftrademisk, The trace eupy: Black and Colored CASHMERES. . We have a larger stock than we ought to carry, and shall therefore ake sacrifices to reduce at once. ‘Wo are selling full-width all wool BLACK CASH- MERE at 37}4cts., would be good value at 50cta, Tmanipulitzon to ¢i IARTIN GILLET & Co, ita ha mnt of the cont af hide fre pnt TWELVE Deyartment for Plain and Checked BUNTING. in black and colors. We | _ Established 1811. tnysi Bal mated quantities 1 are selling 42 inches wide Bunting at $3cta, This | 7 quality ia well worth Sdcts, Goons FOR tioners.” ‘We attended the great sile’of Hosiery in New York last week. These goods must be seen to be appreciated. Allwe can promise you isa good Bargain in this De- partment. Donot negiect to see our complete asport- ment of Silk, Taffeta, and Lisle Thread Gloves—we are — selling them at less than cost of importation. . EPRING AND Rose'n West India Lime Juice, WHITE GOODS! WHITE Goops! Ross’ Royal Belfast Gincer Ale. © Sachs, Pruden & Co. Gi Calvin ‘Shafer’s Fruit-ac- Splendid Checked NAINSOOK, at 8¢.; better goods, at 12e., worth 0c. Victoria LAWN at 124¢., nearly @ yard wide: this is the usual 20-cent quality. Indis Oratige abd Lin LINEN at 19%c., 15c.."18e. 20c. and 250. 1 case | PUP Fruit Sirups. Honstond's eda Pa fines t quality Gray BEIGE, 62}cts.: worth 90. 1] Genuine Imported West Indis tay Rum Tose Dae® case 42 inches wide finest Black and White PLAID, al RanRDEEy| eats Cros & Biackwella |“ 45cta.; reduced from 6:3cts. 30 cases LAWNS, all of | Boss’ Boy: se Sit corn lao Vinggae. | Sette Proporta x this season’s styles, GINGHAMS in endless variety, | Culmbach Beer. Kaincr diver Bohcuuan Boor” | JUNE: VARs for sy auch below former prices, ‘Mineral Waters, all kinds, ‘Commendador Port Wine (thirty years old), SUMMER Pp SPOSAI ‘Montserrat Lime Juica, th: Bread wx may be Hoff's Malt Extract. NY shady Malthoptoniqne (Burton's) Eee tendon Punch snug Panch, nial thew oA, Melee sa Claret nell se SECOND FLOOR. Gi : nie Clare Biryed fe 15,000 JERSEYS, for ladies and children. 18,000 PARA- a 1 ig SOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, Having contracted — for these last January. we are enabled to sell them cheaper st retail than some merchants buy them at my8-lawdw wholesale, "We are sellivg a beautiful Satin Cosch- ©. ©. BRYAN, BOPOBALS ing Umbrella at $1.15, gilt ribs, worth much more, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR mhb19-3m_ NO. 1413 NEW YORE AVENUF. In this department we defy competition. All good are marked down to make them sell previous to rebuilding, CO FER RRR FEE SSg go E Ree &§ ats go Fe Bee Ee Bas, Schlag” RCvRer to the ‘vation Goo Kee RK Ere %ss52 Theo es TIT ECE ERE £ NEN cog, | all tideorpirtn tine ee tiaae oe f BPE eee oer Accessible by Otis’ nest Elevator. Weare here ecll- N aces ing the balance of the stocks of Messrs. Mitchell and eee Boi pal Bicep myst Ker, bought from their assicfee. Rogie bt pA NN og. ‘Thousands of Remnants, of every description, atone-| = RRELEE Lb TT AANNNG CFE OS _. third their cost. R REEELLELIA AN NN COO KEB> “BEAT BARGAT™ ‘S cases emall-figured LAWNS, fast colors, 4c. Splendid} CCG, 00, L DDD EEENN N x Bex Yard-wie Brown COTTON Sete. sod thounde of 2 °S St 8 BE. gha ares ese ‘useful articles generally found ins first-class G6 GGO OL D DE NNN Easy terms, ‘Goods store. Acall will pay anybody, even if the| GGG OO LLLLDDD REEN XS woods are not wauted until Fall,as such @ chance HEE _my23 may never occur again, ‘ Heed Cusvxcer J. Reeo, HR LANSBURGH & BRO., NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS E BE ‘WITS, ALWATE MAKE BEA M. M. GALT & CO. until 12 aled Proposais will art FEEL TWELVE OCLOCK SC ON THUisbay for furnishing First arid S cond-class Pout Offices for Oue year from Sealed proposals FIVE, 1884, for furs Tank fort * of ro For Fines Thsastuy Deranrae Teg RnCe ir THE Sremerane, amiTIsaTO%, Sealed Proposals for Fue-holders tor: the tse of Travury Departnvat will be recived dent of the Treasnry Butl Tt at, Dt Garin Wace PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ci Prt rw, to PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEL juired at FOR SUPi Sa108. D.C. MM Pecctveal at ROBERT T. LINCOLN, Secretary of War ROPOSALS FOR STATION hy FPICE DEPARTMENT, } 2 Use. s = Deve iatioonery for the Use < Tarik torine of proposals, showing the it me and est!- A quantitles required: teeter with circular relat= to, Will be furnished ou application to this De scile should be addrese! to the First Assistant master General, and indorsed “Proposals for Sta- ‘The Postmaster General reserves the right to reject ‘WO. GRESHAM, POstiuaster General icy DEPARTMENT, May 1, 1864. js Department THURSDAY, JUNE jationeny for the Post Office aly 1, IRA. with the items and estl= ‘ther with circular relat~ ine thereto, will be furnished on application to this De- ‘- stig should be addresend to the Piret Assistant ter weueral, and iudormed “Proposals for Sta~ W. Q. GRESHAM, Postmaster General, DENS, 24 es. the Office cf og anti, FWO © TENTH, 158 dener of bidders may fut ndent ETC Davy Pax Orrice. ? Wasmrsorox. D.C. May 7, 184 a will be recrtved at tila oftion UN" FOUKTH DAY 01 Ying such quuutivies of Fresh Beef ahd Veivtabie, Fresh Bread! wud for baking Navy. Navy Yard and Station the fiscal year ending June weity per cent of all bilis 10 be retained fon mar be obtal oation 0 site napretir of, Provisions ee THOMAS 11.1001 Director, U8. 3 ES. OFFICE OF THE Conmasronens, Disruicr Sealed proposals will be received. clock noon een BT Schl Bae, ¥pritarg, Baniware, Grvegen, Sh __PIANOS_AND_ORGAN Urunches or the Dis? trict Government ‘or the yeur ending June 30, 1855. yatuissioners Teserve the rit to Reject aby OF Information, samvles and blanks will be furnished upon application. at room 17, Morrison Building, 46 a By onter of the Engineer Commissioner, D.C. FO. BECKET _ Property Clerk. Ee mit 420-422-404 SEVENTH STREET, | Whcjeale Devot corner set oss Dex Goova Cosme. — Try our ST. JULIEN MEDOC IMPORTED TABLE CLARET, ‘S bottles for one dollar. TRUNNELL & CLARE ‘Have made special reductions in SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, One Jot Black Silks, $1.09; BlackBrocade Silks, $1.14; We havea fine line of hizher, are selling at proportional BOBERT SMITH’S 503 ©. A. HEINEKEN'S: CELEBRATED VIRGINIA CLARET. 8 ORE 163m OF JUNE UPRIGHT PIANos! ‘HALLET & DAVIS COS ROOMS, Ninth street northwest 433 Tra Sraeer Nonreweer, Pisnos and Organs sold on Instalmentay Rented or Exchanged: rent applied f pur- chased. Also, fine selection of small Musical Instra- ments and Sheet Music. S-cent Music « specialty. Good second-hand Pisnos and Ongans from $30 up- rd. New Fanos and On-uns st prices aud terms to myn srade Clarets, which we | #uit all purchasers, Tow prices, . °S INDIA PALE ALR | FJPINEKAMP Pianos, GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT. bile. Over 15,000 in nee, eople every 4 tone ‘Twenty-six years before the: ‘one lot Fine French Silks reduced from $1.50 to $L FE ggg sh ‘the bet svete A grand bargain in Surah Sik, $L Siteance of worhenanahip sna comsudliee 4 full line of Lupin's celebrated Black Goods at bot- tom prices, have received another case of $1 Quilts, Rare bargains to be found in all Departments, as we are determined to sell. “Batines,” “Ginghams,” India Linens, Freeh Nain- sooks and all kinds of Dress Goods in great variety. COME AND LOOK terme. SWESTHENT StCuerries, Usrren srates LAND WARRANTS and TKADE DOLLARS bought Zodeetd ot market raten. ‘TBRUNNEL & CLARE, ‘COLLECTIONS made everywhere. fev19 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, OF INTEREST ALL\ ox LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ‘lence of buyer. ih excharare balance can Lowest factory prices snd eaxy monthly We take old Pianos. full value for them; fe tart (ay, Sad allow ibe paid to sult conver BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 4m NINTH STREET. 11 MARKET SPACE, 926 New Srarsa_ Goons ‘WE WILL OFFER THIS WERK SPECIAL BAR- GAINS IN BLACK SILKS, SILK GRENADINES, ¥RENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE- BLACK WOOLEN DRESS Skuwt Valery, “EINES Un LINENS S rABLECLOTHS HOUR, BRO. & CO.. 1398 F street. iso, WASH ‘We pay SPECTAL attention ENS, | inquiries regarding same. BAD SL U,8 corr, . ©. GASLIGHT and Deposits recefved subject to check. HARRY C. TOWERS & CO, ‘Bawxens, Buoxexs axp IxsvRaKcR, | mame 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST. AND D.C. BONDS; all other City: to obtaining CORRECT myI2 Ricaazn Whaoxes frre BAYREUTH, September 22, 1878.- “The fine Grand Piano of George Bteck & Co., of New York, which Ihave obtained, is everywhere acknowi- edged to beexcellent. My great friend Fraux Lisrt, expreased the liveliest antisfaction after he bad played ‘upon it, The magnificent instrument bas taken ap ite ‘useful abode in my home, where it will ever serve for and RELIABLE information regarding our various my pleasaut entertsiement DS _ IN | city securities. and sre prepared at all times to answer RICHARD WAGNER" my? SEWING MACHINES, é&e. Cusses O. N. 'T.Szo01 Corrox, ‘THE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD OF EXCEL ‘LENCE FOR MACHINE STITCHING. mySi T. Brows Biszor & Co, SIX SPOOLS FOR 25 CENTS, Ava st AUERBACE’S Hat, Genta Furnisling and Sewing 1881 ¥ STREET NOTHWEST, 801 AND 803 TrH, CORNER H, ‘Wasurxctox. ea oer ee ‘ew got of silver-Piated attachments in — myl0 Sewie Miacamma Szwixe Moun STOCK AND GRAIN EXCHANGE, BOSTON, NEW YORE, BALTIMORE, OFFICE CORNER Trz AND SIONS AND PETROLEUM ON MARGINS AND ae S| Tors ro SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY ‘haveex- | 18 INVITED TO EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF THIS OFFICE. CONSTANT QUOTATIONS SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS. Low: Loe: Loe: GEORGETOWN LIME KILNS! ce se cet cml ot 9725-8m_ Lwape Go ws poe int (aac eweetent expresion » | SEER he BANE & BACT ong EW EG, ‘TUNING AND REPAIRING F. vo) frren 615 9th aiteet wor irest, AOE on ith street. AND a5 | CORNER 15TH STREET AXD NEW YORE AVENUR a —— = O'R Nyman, Asst. Sere.