Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1884, Page 8

eet ' THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON a . > a * D. C., SATURDAY MAY 31, 1884A-DOUBLE SHEET LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. 1 CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, , D.C 3 The temperat nd. Sunday in y Engiand, the middle fe states, Tennessee and | ir weather is Indicated for the company, corner 15th enue, receives trunks of stiver- all sorts of valuable things on J deposit for a maderate charge. See auver- | My leading or special brands of | To rae Protic. Whiskies are the Darling Pure Kye, 1868, the | famous old hand made Sour ™ Bond’ and Lillard and J. M. Walker, which be beat; get h street north | Mowpay Morstxa, June 2d, Julius Lansburgh will | diese 2.40) rolls China matting at 2 cents, reduced | from 40 cents This 1s a rare opportunity. | » 1814 Penna. ave. B. B. Case, umbrella Rovat Or opening which are advertised lay will attract crowds to the Palats | the yolng people returning from Har- Try on the excursion train last x hemselves by shooting out of t wusing ecneot the inher arnt, s Wound, | tmely precan- | 5 abkes ‘with the | Deposit company, corner 15th Street * York avenue © Screexs made to order, tn plain an at low prices, by Juli ‘THE contin ney jozen, With a 13th painted. Goon how ing ts continued all through the | year, and keeps with Supolio. SING EXCELSIOR op.—Cheapest and best. put up by J. H. Kuehiing, near Pei ‘THE Nationaal Sefe Deposit comy and New York avenne; office Lours 9 Call and tuspect the vaul pleces Swiss em- | Swiss cmbrotie wiss erabroide lies’ embroidered tresses at $6.5. MUS. Max WEYL, Ageat, st. Se brotd: CIAL. id Moni dez. Test Sk searts. " Price, Sold all over fursi to ——— } in plain white, and -Y, at low prices, | Rearrirer joint twenty dif Juiius Lans! Read Howe's Business School, Educational coluan, ton Opera * and varle- USsETM.—Curlosities and inter g per- ge Gleason, and an y Capt. Ed. G' Meagher Con- main will take place in and Mth of June, between s and New York. ‘rwenty battles have | arranged at $100 a side, and $1,000 on the drill of the Emmet | rier of 43g street and | vening, four active honorary members ited to the organtzitton: John Ready, P. 4. Atkins, J. Kud- den, and M. A fest imi, at the Washington Schuetzen | ing the closing rec pupils connected with the W ecutlon Was beld in the par! 1 15 who took & pieasin » the ce aud did great credit to thelr te | Stevens Hart. The junior and | hold thetr recep xt week, | The box shect fo periornance of the Ciud for the beneit of the Washington Conti als, Jan a ic store, and glves pre “The Mer- chant of Veric ud Mrs. Peter White,” | Wili be given. A numbe n belonging to the Metropoll- | tan Industrial School, 1901 and H streets north- | ‘West. were treated to an excursion tht is morning by Gol. LP. Wright, contractor for street sweeping. ‘The excursion eft early this morning for Pierce's | Mull to spend the day. > Personal Faxes. WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS PROPOSE TO Do. ‘There betng no prospect of the repeal of the law | taxing personal property by Congress at its present Session, the Commissioners are revising the hold- | ings of that class of property for the ensuing tax | Fear, with a view of requiring payment from all Dot exciapt by law. It is not intended that those % to evade the provisions of the law At the expensc of others who honestly “ly pay thelr personal taxes. ts an exhibit of the ne 1 prop- Passage of the act levying | -S5.419.973 declining scale appears | pul the very gether be 2 Withdrawa from the I aity LIsT OF TEE GRADUATES aT THE com“exceseyt | MONDAY EVENING. The following gewUlemen will graduate at the | comm ent of the law department of George- | town university, at the National theater Monday | evening: Wm. B. Broe, Pa.; Andrew N. Canfield, | ‘aul Chew, Mo.; Geo. O'Doherty, Cal; tnam, L ley M. Gould, Mass; ruin, Ky.; Chas J. Hedrick, D. C FE. Knight, Ky.; Wm. NeCloskey, Ireland; Win. Thomas B. Jobn C. Horgan, Minn.; flay H. Lamar, jr., Ala. L MeLanghiin, heehy, Ind.; Jas. | L. Pugh, hia D. C.; Mart. | Siough, “ou mith, Va; Henry W. Sohon, D. C.; Hamilton S. Wallace, D. C., and A. | Clarke Wright, Ga. The candidates for post gradu- ate degrees class are: Amasa 8. Crossfield, Dak; Wm. H. De Lacey, D. ¢.; Matthew Gering,’ Dak. Paul Neuhaus Olio; Chas, W. Russell, W. Va. | Chas. Shas, Lyndon A. Smith, Vt, and David C. Westentiaver, W. Va. ‘The officers of the gradu- ating class are: ‘A. Clarke Wright, president; Ash- Jey M. Gould, first vice president: James F. Scaggs, second vice president, and P. Xavier Smith, secre: lary and treasurer. ‘The orator of the occasion will be Hon. Zebulon B. Vance. a ‘THE UNION VETEKANS AT FREDERICESBURG.—The Union Veteran corps, frst company, 45 strong, with LOUt 100 ladies, paid a Visit to the ‘national ceme- very at Fredericksburg, Va., yesterday. They were aecompanied by Hon. Win. Lawrerce, who delivered the oration in the Opera house in that city, and other distinguished citizens. ‘The veterans’ were Tecelved with the utmost hospitality and enjoyed thelr urip thoroughly. Grorcrrows UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF Law.—The annual commencement of this institution will be held in the National Theater on Monday eveniny June 2d, 1884, at eight o'clock. The address to ites will be delivered by Hon. Zebulon B. ance, of North Carolina, and the presentation of ‘will be made by Hon. Richard T. Merrick. public are invited. AT AvcTion, a handsome residence, opposite Lafayette Attention is called to the chan- Uioneers, ‘Monday afternoon, at 5 ov front ‘the premises, of the handsome dwelling, No, 4 La- fayette square. > Equirarte C. B. Assoctavion.—Shares in the Seventh tssue may be taken and ments made at. the office of the secretary from 8:30 a. m. (04:30 p. m. Fadinite Stabe ievtinne'n east ex y asso- tiation furnished upon application. Thos, Som: = my Joan Joy Pdson, seereiary. ive —The souvenirs of | { | he rode | shooting ix | O'cloc | he had not secn Frank atter 5 } Did not think that ft w | twelve ye | THE GRADUATING EXEI | Walter V. It. Berry. D.C.; K. S. Roreman, THE TRIAL OF FRANK LANGSTON. ‘Testimony for the Defense. After THe Star's report of the trial of Frank Langston, Indicted for the murder of James Spen- cer, was closed yesterday, Isaac F. Norman, col- ored, an employe of the Treasury department, testifled that two or three days after the shooting Dennis Williams told him that he was coming up 1th street and saw twomen fighting. Willams sald at first he did not know it was Langston who did the firing, and that he was so close the powder burned his face. Howard Gordon testified that three or four days after the shooting he met Dennis Williams, who told him that he got nto the trouble by trring to part the men, and Langston told him to let them alone. Williams said, “What you got todo with tz" and went toward Langsten, when he pulled tne a land fired. Armstead Turner testified that after the court | adjourned last Monday he heard Wlillams sa I was golng to tell the truth and hang Frank Lang- ston if I could.” Capt. O. S. BL Wall testified that the defendant was his nephew, and that he did all he could to get the defendant out of the country and keep hun there until luis father came home.” He would say to Langston’ intins if up. John Johnson testified that he knew Spencer for | teny saw him on the day he was killed ming and swearing. The witness thought be yWas under the influe of liquor. 7 The Testimony To-day. This morning, when the court opened, the pris- oner Was seated with his mother d brother and siters, and a number of friends, male and female. ‘The cour ‘ing absent, acArthur sug- gested that It was a good time to decide the case, when there was no one to bother them. ‘The defense recalled W. 1. Donn for further cross- examination by the govern: pstisied pin a when wie driy Stand, wher at and ie ret the dn knew nou ston’s reputation was very high for p: goou order, 1m testified that Langston 2 rowed revolvers from him several tin es, and spole to hita about re- turning one on the Sunday night previousto we shooting. Witness identitied the pistol he had then. Witness delivered the pistol to the officer on Wednesday, the 5th, having found the water closet of ie hotelon the toor. L: sade aS 1e, Langston wesin the habit of Ww home. Th othe i) and when he it last re no riridges in it. me he last borrowed it, aud he went off to. Ke tridves for it. The barkeepe r «f him to return it. It was between 6a on Mare Sth, when he found the pistol, and ve it to Lieutenant Pearson, wo, ‘ t bor- vivers there, iuiess Identified the s one belonging to the hotise. When he first da pistol he sald that he kad been run on home. Langston had had tits pistol torsome | | Httle ume, and Mr. Ricks asked iia to bri back. He brought it back Mo borrowed it again in the eveniu about 7 o'clock Tuesday eventy; nd lett; heard of ‘the been there about 5 4 ed in the government. printing Witness put te pistol in te water Seif the offices ‘ nined:—Withess 0 his bu after the shooting. ‘They were playlii pool-room Sunday evening, when Wood ton to reiurp the pistol. Frank i he A Lan: Ralph Wormley, residing at 320 Wilson st estitied that he had known Dennis Wiliiains for eputation was t or over, and hy R street, had reputation Was not je works In 18% he ved on Pom- Wiliams was of @ street) t 1 Lite was good. fled to ston at the Be ¥ asso- his repu TESTIMONY OF LANGSTON’ rah Fidler, an aunt of the prisoner, tesi © had been stopping with Mrs. 1 ston stnee August. On the evening In question Frank came home a tittle Tater tha about went down to dinner at six Rights convention, and he sald he wes gotng u Litcrary scciety; heard bin as he was. leav ing the house. “There was nothing unusual in his manner that evenin: Witness and her sister and Mrs. Holland started, apd witen they reached Pou- eroy street heard that twomen were shot, and went tothe hospital to make Inquiries, and were told that two men were shot by a white man. The} ent to Lincoln hall, and during the evening. Langston was calle if, and she went with her. Young Mr. Reed conducted them to where Frank was. She I e part in the faterview. Several \sitnesses testified to the mild disposition and good character of the prisoner. Soiomon Phillips testitied that Willams’ reputa- tion Was that he was quarrelsome when drinking. MINISTER LANGSTON ON THE STAN! Prof. J. M. Langston testified that he was at his post. Port-au-Prince, Haytt, when he heard of this casualty. Had read the newspaper account in THE STAR of the testimony before the coroner. AS soon he obtained leave he returned, arriving in New York on May ist. Came direct’ to thiscity, and telegraphed as soon as he learned where IiS son probabiy was. He desired to have Frank here as soon as possible. When he arrived he had Mr. Rhodes with him to meet his son, ‘The defense Lere closed its case, THE GOVERNMENT OPENS THE REBUTTAL. ‘The government called in rebuttal Eugene Sulll- ‘van (barkeeper at Sheehy’s, 2020 7th street). ‘Tes- tifled that Dennis Williams was there some time before dark; remembered that he gave Wiiliams a. beer; saw Dennis when he went ont, and he was then sober; heard that Willlams had been shot ten or fifteen minutes after. Patrick Sheehy testified that he had known Wil- Mams for twelve years; saw him before the shoot- ing took place; tought he was sober then; from What he had heard the reputation of Williaiis was g ‘Win. Jones, colored, testified ne saw Dennis Wil- Hams fifteen minutes’ before the shooting; Dennis ‘Was not drunk. Anrdew Sheakes recalled: There wasno car which went up to the turn-table after lils and beiore the firing, and no person spoke to him; did not sce Mr. | Donn’ anywiiere about his car. TESTIMONY AS TO CHARACTER. After recess, Preston Harris, Joun Terry, Corne- lias Hatch, Philip Bird, Wim. Toitver, Lewis Ede munds ard others testified to the good character of Dennis Williuns, = Law Department Columbian Univer- wity. RISES NEXT TUESPAY—A LIST OF THE CANDIDATES. ‘The committee of the graduating law students of the Columbian University, James C. Welling, LLD., president, held a meeting at Shillington's, corner 43 street and the Avenue, this morning, to make arrangements for the annual commencement, Which takes place next Tuesday evening at the National theater. The program, interspersed with music, will be as follows: Annuai address, the Hon. D. W. Voorhees, LID.; muste—cornet_ solo—Favor- ita, Hartmann, Mr. Win. Jager; conferring of de- grees, Jas. C. Welling, LLD., president; awarding of prizes, the Hon. Dorman B. Eaton; benediction. Reception concert at 7:30 p.m. Muslé by the U. S. Marine Band. Candidates for Degree of Bachelor of Laws. — We Ving Robt. B. Brown, ils Chas "he cleaves.’ Mey Fred G. Coldren, Mich.; Harry Paimer Coolidge,'Mass; Chas. 8. Crosman, Mass; Thos. Fletcher Dennis, ML; J.T. Downs, Ma; J.D. Dunwiddie, Wis; Ed: mund S. Durment, Ind.; J. Morgan Easterling, Ky.; Jas. H, Ellsworth, Ind.: G. 4. Eversole, Ky.: J. Ii Foster, Ind.; Walter B. Grant, Wi Vne'Thos, Berry: Titgaing, Bice it. Clay va.; Thos. Berry Higgins, D. . Clay Howai sacobus Seneca Tones, ‘Tenn.; ‘Samuel Hf. Kel ley, Mo.. J. A. Kemp, Md; J. McLean, Lipscomb, Ti; Jas. BH. H. M. Musgrave, Merce, Miss. Geo. Pollara, Vi Brevost, N.J.; Jas. Quacken- Dish Rice, Conn ; Mason Noble Richardson, D. C. ‘Thornton’ W. Sargent Ohio; C. J. Sawyer, M Jos. Shilington, jr., D.C.; Jos. Stewart, Kan.; M. Steuart, Md.; Geo. M: Smith, West Va.; Geo. F. me, N. Yi; Edward Trabue, ‘Tenn.; John A. Vail, Ind.; k: C. Van Vilet, Tex.; Richard Wainwright, D” C; Robt. C. Walton, Ind.: "Martin Well L.’White, D.C.; Robt. E. L. White, D. ; Rot Whitinan, Mass.; S. Laing Wilitams, Mich. Wood, Mich. Wiishire, jr., Ari.; Court ublican Convention road. ‘To the Chicago Bi via the Penusyivania Hall: Round trip tickets to the Natio ublican Convention Feil be sold by the Pennayivanie rail- Toad for $21.00 from both Washington and Baltt- m0! re. ‘Tickets will be sold May zsth to June 24, inclu- sive, good for continuous trip gotng on or before June 34. Delegates and visitors can use the Pitts- burg, ort Wayne and Chicago ratlroad, or the Columbus and = redit, that he wished to remain and | and they spoke of going to the Woman's | The Garfield Hospital. . THE BUILDING FORMALLY OPENED AND DEDICATED. The Garfield Memorial hospital was formally opened yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large assembly of ladies and gentlemen. Dedica- tory services were opened with a hymn led by Mr. ©. M. Clark. Rev. Dr. Butler read appropriate seriptural selections; Rev. Dr. Sunderland offered prayer; Rev. Dr, Bartlett also read from the scrip- tures, and Mr. Justice Miller delivered a brief ad- dress) He stated that the hospital differed from | WG siuer Institutions tn betng a general hoopital th Sexes, ani Alexandria Affairs Reported for THe Lyawme Stan Scoot, Boarp—The ety school board met last night at the Peabody bublding, President Stuart in the chair. Col. Francis & Smith, elected a mem} er of the boand from. AVas on district, Moe & Fer. guson Beach, resigned, teok Seat as a mem) of the board. It'was’ anounced by Messrs. Mar- Dury and Stfauss that the possession of the | ome roperty would Deo} ext week, and the at- jorney of the board was guthorized to make certain advances at his It was orderea that the lime for closing the echeols be fixed for the 25th, an asyium for all men, all 26th or 2th of June. It was ordered also that the especially asa home for the afflicted from the dit | usual cards of honor medals for duty ve pro- ferent states. He referred to the beauty of the site | cured. Plans of the Ai building, in Washing- and to the happy results arising from the exertions of the Ladies’ Ald association and the contri butions from our own country and foreign lands to- ton, were submitted tothe board by Mr. Vincent, and the board : A New PAuISH AND. ae DD Ong.—Truro Episco- ward its completion. After these exercises the | pal parish, which adjoins this city, has been di- | guests Inspected the house and grounds, and | vided by the late council at Winchester, | Were entertained by the ladies of the Aid associa- | $0 as to leave only, urch and Herndon with- tion at a garden party. The lunch tents was under | 1n its limits. The old parish was established. the charge of Mrs. Ricketts, who was assisted by | in 1732, and included all the country on the river- Mrs, Eari English, Miss Frelinghuysen, Mrs Col. | side above Occoquan creek. Its vestry, which was ockwell, Mrs, Ferris, assisted by Miss Stevens, Miss Sherrill, “Miss Dalsy Ricketts, Miss Wilson, Miss Potts, Miss English, Miss Rixey. Mrs. Senaior Logan, who presided over the Dric- a-brac tent, was assisted by by Mrs. Commission- er McFarland, nator Dolph, Mrs. Skinner, ssisted_by Misses Vedder, Ed jeTgman, Lelia Johnson, Whitehead, then a civil as Well as ag ecclesiastical body, be came at home quite ovegbearing, and the general assembly in 1744 dissolved 1t, declaring ‘that sev- eralpretending toact as vestrymen can neither Tead hor write, and under a color of being law- fully chosen have taken upon themselves to hold vesiries, and im) many hardships on the in- habitants of sald parish.” In October, 1764, Alex- andria was Cut off from Truro parish. ‘Tue Courts. —The circult court, Judge Kelth, was occupied yesterday tn the case of J. J. Shipman Win. Fletcher, a Washington case, in which Mr. Christe, of that city, appears. It is a proceeding to set aside an award!:—The county court, Judge Sangster, is occupted thts morning with the trial of Eugene Murray for horse-stealing. Scrtoo1 INstircre.—The Teachers’ Institute of the ue ladies at the Ice cream and cake tent were Mrs H. A. Willard, Mrs. 8. €. oy, Mis. Rep- resentative Hepburn, Mis $ Sintth, assisted by Mrs Carter, Holman, Hepburn, Willard, Brad- ley, Meigs, Spofford, Brown, and at the coffee tent Mrs. Bentley, Mrs Prentiss, Mrs. Groves, Miss jennings. At night the grounds were brilliantly Muminated and many distinguished guests were present. Six-| publle schools was held this morning, and was teen beds haye been placed In the ward rooms of | attended by a large number of teachers of both th spital, and when the new wing ts ¢ ed | public and private schools tn the city, and by many county teachers. Prof. Zalmon Richards, of Wash- ington, deitvered lectures on the teaching of geography. RerontEn’s Nores.—The public school teachers id of this morning for the month of May. schoone n, of Maine, is under repair at the ship ie Hydraulion steam engine 1s under repair,—Two of the building asso- | sixteen additional beds will be placed in the two | ward rooms which It will contalm, | i CICTDE. About THREE (ATTEMPTS AT ; Kenne} tg! sted nam pres pout an hour the station-keeper heard a notse, and upon j etations eek loaned their funds at par. investigation found that Graham had hung himseit |—st. John’s academy will be _ transferred, to the grating by his pocket handkerchief. He was | at the opening of the next session, to the spacious mediately. ham then “I want | buliding grounds of tae Magnolia’ house, on Duke Let me out.” About a} and Columbus streets. ‘These will be used In con- in found hang- | nection wilh the present barracks of the corps, and cnt, down and pit | will give spacious drill grounds and handsome’ sur- imittlng sulclde, | roundings.—The work of repairing the culvert by he was discov- | which the water of Tan-house drain 1s carricd sa cord taken trom street has been postponed for two He finally composed there were oniy eleven members at He was released (his ng Of the common council, and twelve two-thirds, are needed to pass an appropria- nthe night of Its first introduetion.—The Dut even this w: | ered a third ume | the front of a 1; not effect: uspenied t A shirt. | himself and went to sleep, morning. eee teachers’ InsUuute oF the public schools will be held | this evening. Prot. Z. Richards, of Washington, | will lead the discussion on teaching geography, &c. and 13. to Geo. H. Brandon, on Spencer | —The kecpers of the grave-yards near town are on Wine avenue, and No. 46 on Little- 0. W.L ison, | ulefleld avenue; M Virtue Smith, 5 | anddl, on Littlefield enue; Wm. J. Greenwood, Nos. 10 and 11, on Spencer street; Mrs. J. E. Russell, 2,0n Litilefleld avenue; Chas. E. Beech, Nos. 9, On Terrace now Keeplug a wate! vent pers flowers from graves. Several boys arrested. ns Stealing ee THE PRYSIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. — THE WEEKLY San will td to any address in the Viiited St unUlafter the presidential ot election for fifty ¢ It ts a large elgit-page pape $ of interesiing reading matte miscellaneous, personal, news and gossip, etc. ‘Send for a sample copy SOF InisH PaTRiors.— , to-morrow, decorate the ig Wolfe-Tone, ‘Tho. Denin Relily, and others. ‘The decoration commit? avel hall in carriages at 2p. m. for the vresbyterian cemetery, Georgetown, | where Tone and his mother are buried. After ap- | propriate exerelses there, they will proceed to Mt | Odvet. ‘Phe program includes addresses by Hons. | John F. Finerty, W. E. Robinson and others, music and readings. D, wa Hfesors, Iromxe A: BURNING TORTURES, HUMILIATING ERUPTIONS, SUCH AS SALT RHEUM or Fezema, Psoriasis, Seald Head. In- fantile or Birth Humors, and every form of Itching, Sealy, Ph Scrofulous, Inherited, Contazions, and nd anal Wili meet | Copper-Colorvd Diseases of the Blood, Skin, and Scalp, y to elect directors and | with Loss of Hair, are positive y cured by the Curicuma he board of public works, who cast | Reaepies, vote, have the controlling Interest. In ‘The present head of Une canal ts Mr. vashington county, and the Berrett, of Washington; of Montwomery: Patrick Hainlll, iurrett; Joh nbird, of Alegany;, James AL ‘ure, of Baltimore, “There is on® vacancy ong the directors. Those mentioned for the po- | sition of president are Mr. Smith, the present in- cumbent; mmiton, ex-Gov. Thomas, Sen or Bowlus, of Frederick, ahd Col. L. Victor Baug inan, OF the Same county. The western Marytand people claim that the canal management should | Stay with western Maryland, and there would be siderable opposition in tit section to giving the presidency lo the eastern shore, washington. Onto ©. —The stoc! CUTICURA RESOLVENT, the now blood purifier, 3 the blood and perspiration of impurities and mous elements, and thus removes the cause. ICURA, the great Skin Cure, instantly allays ing and Influymation, clear the Skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, and restores the Hair, CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier and Toilet Requisite, prepared from Cuticura, is indispensa— Vie in treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humors, Skin Blem- DeaTH.—Mrs. Jane B. Stewart died last nicht at | ihes, Rough, Chapped, or Gily Skin. her fat residence. Deceased 18 a daughter of | Col. Win. O. Drew. Wuneral will take place on | {ternoon from ber father’s house, on 30th | CUTICURA REMEDIES are absolutely pure, and the 3 only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautitiers, free from Pay Day. ymaster Gamble paid the employes | mereury, arsenic, lead, zine, or any other mineral or | of the Che © aud Olio canal company this | yegctable poison whatsoever, | morning. 2 EIPTs.—Canal boat H. W. Blunt arrived i It would require this entire paper todo Justice to a description of the cures performed by the Cuticura Re- eolvent internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally. Harper ts erect- orfes and basement, en ad and 24th streets, tO f the aqueduct Is under- additional story is being bulit— re attractive. water, 5 a m. and 7 p.m; high cost & going rep inaking ttm rs—an ECZEMA of the palms of the hands and of the ends of the fingers, very difficult to treat and usually considered, incurable, small patches of tetter and salt rheum on the cars, nose and sides of the face, | tres. —Lov ater, 12 In. - SDITION OF THE WATER.—At 7 a. m., Great conilition, 3; receiv! rvolr, north Con: ; South connection, 24; distributing iniluent gate-1 21; eMluent gate- SCALLED HEADS, with loss of hair without number, heads covered with dandruff and scaly eruptions, eape- cially of children and infants, many of which since birth had been a mass of scabs; G, burning and scaly tortures that baffled from ordinary remedies, soothed and healed RRR 00 © fi R ROO ¥ y rN +f nS Se RAE " a ‘AL PSORIASIS, LEPROSY, and other frizhtfal forms of ROR 00" F 4 a He Bkin Diseases, Scrofulons Ulcers, Old 5 charging yunds, each and all of which have been epeedily, permanently, and economically cured by the SBR K loNN N oaa ic a ne re Ex Hi RRS é 3 Cuticura Remedies. nee ANY So Sold everywhere. 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DAVIS, Cor, Market Space and 8th st. This powder never varies marvel of purity, ‘trength and wholesomeness. More economical than the crdinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders, Soldonlyincans. LoyaL Baxina PowpER Co., 106 Wall street, N. X. ape New Srocx LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESS GOODS. India Linen 8% cents, India Linen 10 cents. jnen 1] centa, India Finen 1236 cents, India Linen 15 cents, India Linen 18 cents. Check Nainroolss. French Mull Mustins, Fiench Nuinsooks. GERSTER DRESS GooDs, Gonteces new shades, 12% cents, Ladies’ Flannel Suiting, 123. 40-inch all wool Nun's Veiling, 37. my New shades Spring Cashmeres, New colors in Albatrosse Cloths, Eurssols, $1, $125, $1.50, Ger Tre Besr, |-wool 1. 18e.. 200, cr r Fa oe Se a! THE CONCORD HARNESS.” eo 4c, E KD COLLAR, Calico 4c., 4¥4e., Be. THE -CONCOKD COLLAK. We have on hand a large stock of the Celebrated “CON- © COLD HARNESS” of all Kinds abd deseriotions © at Lowest Prices =~ Coupe, Carrlege and Road Harness a specialty, LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Adjoinin; iational Hotel Trunks and Satehela tp ereat Tar at lowest inricén. ery xentine r as niawer's name and trade-mar stamped on it. le Linen, 46c. sna Hose, no seatns, 150. French Ribbed Hose 25e, ‘y's $1.00 each, Black Cashmeres, 87e,, 45e., 50c, TOWSON'S, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, mylé poyee Es ci Sia, eke Tet Best IN THE wont UPPER TEN www H Wwww PES SEY YF WWwWw HH Shs. Bs ¥Y¥ We'w HB BU SS ke OF = NPE OPINION OF THE GENERAL PU sLIC IN ASK YOUR GROCER. regard to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is con: «med by clergymen, lawyers, public speakers, and actors. All Ae See OOD say it is the Lest reinedy that cam be procured for all} myo4-3m affections of the vocal organs, throat and lungs. Murax Hara Ar Cosr. OILS, BLOTCHES, PIMPLES, AND ALL SKIN | Having determined to reduce our stock of untrimmea Burren re suieatt cured by Cenoaag in biot | Geese An Oa = sua a Ayer’s Sarsaparilla my not include Black or . jae lot. ‘White and Col Plumes, which we are olfedng very low: —_ : MRS. M. J. HUNT, a my 1300 F Btreet, Howcoraraie * Grear Repvenox: Low Prices: eee Set ROSEN, SPECIAL BARGAINS, ae COLOREDSILES, very best quality, cash value $1.50, | 4 full supply in stock at "RUN'S VEILING, widest double ‘ath (pure wool) espana N " wi Cream, Pink, Blue and Black, 3735. vt ee 135 West Fayette street, Baltimore, SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!!! ‘Mail orders promptly attended to. my15-0026t S124, 45, 60, 81%, 45, 60, 3736, 45, 60, onsite CARTERS, 711 Manxzr Space, Gere taton Suita, Sone Rea FANCY COLORED SILKS, 3736. fe etol Eula yh siiAOK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES reduced to Goats fons conta fo 81; fb ‘Gur $uend 1 Sut ‘Tadixgo, Straw BLACK SATINS, 80, COLORED SATINS, 50 Sil Rann] Hels reat talc, dt colors. at BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 25. at SELBY'A, ‘BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS. ee a my23 1014-1916 Pennaylvania ave 10) reduced to wie Tetuced to ok W. Hed to sion. gugpsetncet os Naznourrac ATER, 50 eae, Sbreducod to BL ®AFE, QUICK AND PLEASANT. PLAID MUSLIN 124, reduced t phyaicians it superior to anymin- SUN'S (pure wool), Cream and Black, 0, | eral water Bow in tne ball cance of SUN'S VEILING (ace style), Creamand Fink, 25. | HEADACHES, GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL DYB- qSlpQR BROCADE (pure silk) GRENADINES re-| PRPSIA, BILO WANT OF APPETITE, LANGUOR, CORPULANCE AND ENTIRELY FREE FROM GRIPING. ‘SABTERS, 711 Manxer SPack, Ask your Merchant for it. AMUSEMENTS. | PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &. Sn Go ~~ of GERMAN ORPHAN’ AS¥Lew, THE WASHINGTON SCHUFTZEN PARK, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1884 Admission to the Park (each person)... rors. OLIvETTE To-NiGHT. FAREWELL OF THE TEMPLETON COMPANY. DON;T FAIL TO HEAR OLIVETTE. DONT FAIL TO HEAR OLIVEITE. DONT FAIL TO HEAR OLIVETTE. FAIL TO HEAR OLIVETTE. FAIL To HEAR OLIVETTE. FAIL TO HEAR OLIVETIE. Is Hor Ware TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT. aaa DB centa, ASALINE APERIENT. AGREEABLE TO TAKE. DONT DON'T — DONT FAIL TO HEAR OLIVETTE: PRIZE SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING AND OTHER THOROUGHLY CLEANSES THE STOMACH AND DON'T FAIL TO HEAR OLIVETTE. AMUSEMENTS it BOWELS WITHOUT VIOLENCE C2 Par IN HOT WATER DON'T FAIL TO HEAR OLIVETTE. DONT FAIL TO HEAR OLIVETTE. OPERA AT DRAMATIC PRICES, ADMISSION £0 AND 75 C1 > Scxpar Excerstoxs TO MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT, JUNE 1, Issa Two Trips—9 & m and 3pm. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON Fine Brass Band. Tickets, 250. ____ E. 8, RANDALL, Manager. ‘0 MOONLIGHT EXCURSION: my3l ADMISSION ADMISSION DMISSION a trots CITY ITEMS. YOUSG MENS cubist ASSOCIATION, sane . MONDAY, J! 3 JULY 0 Following Letter Spenks for Itself. Soctapacp idem accompanial ty the Y ALC A cheatin Prat, RC, Dr. Dewey, 456 C STREET NorTHwest: It is with eee ee ot. Refreshments served. Boat leaves at WEDNESDAY EVEN! Seats at Eilis’ Music store. Tickets 50 cents, paliss SCHREINER will resume her classes in Septem. | MSS IDA K. Weill give ah ev Church, 13th and L MON. at 8 o'clock, Ticke Pleasure that’ I accede to your request to make a PORE aR statement of my case, a bad “nasal catarrh,” treat- ed by you on Sunday, the 4th Inst. Although but a few days have elapsed, I can say that I am very Mauch improved and rapidly gaining. I had become Skeptical about ever getiimg cured. It took only twenty minutes for the revivifler to expel the dis- ease, root and branch, Very truly, yours J. L, Mitten, '6f Miller & Jones, 6p. m.. returning at 10-30, isyeta, Toth excursions. TSoente, J cents, S AND CABIN JOHN Steamer will be rady. iE 1STM, with capocity of For further information apply to CAPT. J.B. WAGNER, ‘May 10, 1834. jational Theater Building. 1 r 3221 Brulee street, Geoneetown, Gentlemen’s and Boys’ Hats. HE GRAND SERIAL TABLEAUX THAT WAS Manillis, Mackiuaws, Stfaws aad Light Derbys TS at the John Wesley Church the lst and 2d of May’ willtbe repeated the Land 3d of Tune, at the FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH, on Retreet, between 12th and 13th strevts, ate UTUMN LEAF BENEFICIAL CLUB WILL GIVE | ‘an entertainment at Neer Serivalint Brame; ARMORY. HALL OF COMPANY A, One Price, corner 7th and D streets. Mackinaw, | Capital City Guard, b atteet, between 12th and 18th | Yacht, also light Derbys, Manillas, and another lot 3 c Of those celebrated 45c. hats. 2 E 2, 3, 4,5 AND 6. To Make a Salad of all kinds, from 46c.’ to $3.49; immense assort~ ment. Prices marked plainly ‘in each hat At Auerbach’s, corner 7th and H. 1 80 MILES FOR 2c. 52 MILES FOR te. OCCOQUAN FALLS AND MARSHALL HALL. Steamer MARY WASHINGTON Trips to the above places. Occoquan Falls every WED. NESDAY,} th street wharf at 9a. m., returning 81m. Fare, round trig, 2. Marshall Hall, every make Excunsiott —! SATURDAY, leavi mand returnins at 4.30 p. that is certain to please all tastes one need only | @CHNEEWITTCHEN eG Lee ep Sats Alo use Durkee’s Salad’ Dressing. “Nothing to equal it | $9 fal Fairy Tale wil et rman by | Fare, round trip, Ibe. Dancing on fine waxet deck down Was ever offered, and none so popular, IU 1s a | Miss MARIE TE igs ag RIDAY, | 8d back. No chjectionable parties allowed on boat. Superb table sauce. Po Co | teacher, and her acoln Hall, on FRIDAY, “Full scenery aud costumes. In! a ts.; reserved seats, 50 cts. ‘my3i-6t* ¥ OF THE MEMORIAL TAN CHURCH Will give a Japanese Tea Party in the ing, on 1ith strect, near Rhode June 6th, at 7.30 p.m. strumental music by mission, Metzerott’ FS. RANDALL, Manager, SATURDAY NIGHT EXC my31-am Life Preserver. If you are losing your grip on life, try “Wells: Health Renewer.* “Goes direct to weak Spots. 9 OCEAN VD and POINT LOOKO! Strangers Go To Johnson’s ladies and gents first-class dining sa- Toons, 440 i2 th Street northwest, where you MONDAY EVE} will tind every delicacy in the world, served to Suit + at 8o'clock, the taste. Polite attention, Ladies saloon first | an the old members and worshipers are cordially in- floor. 3 | vited to attend, as this will be the last tim that, the DRY Srorespovs Sarz sed by the congregation. my'Sl- Extra Silk Laces G SUMMER GARDEN. with all Bicycle Shirts, at Auerbach A Sore Throat or Cough, If suffered to progress, often results ta an incurable throat or lung trouble. “Brown’s Bronchial ‘Troches” give instant relief. € Young Mothers should get a Wilsonta Teeth- ing Necklace. Soothes the nerves. Secures sleep, Druggists. 3t,th-3m MR. GEO. W. DRIVER, ever on the alert to secure the greatest attractions for the entertainment of his patrons, has engased, FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, ‘COMMENCING FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1884, THE GREATEST CORNETIST IN THE WORLD, LEV LEVY! LEV AND THE ENTIRE CONCERT COMPANY AS THEY APPEARED AT LINCOLN HALL. ADMISSION 50c. DURING THE LEVY CONCERTS. | Desire to make their establishment memorablein the seas annals of the Dry Goods trate of thie city. Will Se cic ons Saas ith oczed fell unepproachable Bargains iu all their Departinente, REGULAR OPENING OP SEASON, MONDAY, Juse 9. | It will pay you to visit thea. ADMISSION 10 AND 25 ets at Reduced Rates, DRY GOODS. NEW, CHOICE AND DESIRALLE GOODS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN, Speer’s Wines, ‘The excellence of Specr’s Wines is attested by the many physicians throughout the country who have used them. ‘They received the award at the Cen- tennial Exposition. For y all druggists, w&s LANSBURGH & BRO 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 Extra is are invarlably ac- st knowledged the purest Cushing Process Liquors for Medicinal ‘arranted chemically pure; sold by all drag- gists. Jus. F, McGee, sole agent, 404 9 n.W.tu,th,s,1m jenta, al Niel Rosa. ¢o Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. 0 Lundborg's P. fume, Lily of the Valley. co J. ™ BLACK SILKS: + €0 worth $1.1 At $1.00, worth $1.59, And all higher grades in proportion, Splendid Black SURAH SILK at 9c., worth #125. We cannot get any more of these, and only have 9 pieces left, 900 picces FANCY SILKS, in emall Checks and Stripes a8 low ‘as 3Tigcts. per yard. These goode are une doubtedly the Greatest Barvains in Summer Silke that will be offered this season, 3 cases boautifullquality 42-inches wide Colored CASHT SATURDAY AF every ENO GLORION wwery Lady and. Ju tied Closing "Festivities, Admission to All... N. Ball persous hold are requcstad to present € 2 Only 10 cents. ist the Afuscumi | for payment on & tur- my 0 Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Rark Has, for more than half a century, heen tn use by al cl nd indorsed by eminent phy- onic and invigorator extant, ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find i to give new Ufe, vigor and happiness. Particn- NG. JUNE 2. ceting of Daisie : : nt és ere 1.—Indicnatio; pira- MERES at 25cts. per yard, in all the new Spring Jarly a lady's medicine. $1.a bottle. Sold by drug. | , Scere 1-—Indicnation » Siege geet resin ’ ts. W.£. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and | tore Chorus. Secue 2 Grand Chorus of Sunflowers: sat STige, : Hson streets, Balthnore, Md. turths-Oin | Seene 3 Gra GOODS in great variety, all of onrown importer sash of Police For Gold and s go to Meyers, $22 7th s iver Timings = ee tion, at lower prices than e reet northwest. was3m | ¢ 25 cents, Doors oy at 7 Jock: perform: ance becins at §:15 o'clock. | Tickets may be bought aud gal., 75c. qt. bottle. Our No. 1 Rye | seats reserved at Fllis’ Music Store without, extra | Known everywhere. McGee's, 9th near D. charge. FPHEATRE conIQuE. MONDA’ ENTIRE CHA’ i FUN FOR EVERYBODY, NEW FEMALE MINSTRELS, or 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 ehall therefore make sacrifices to reduce at once, We are selling a full-width all wool BLACK CASH- MERE at 37}xcts,, would begood value at Dict, S83 a Wh my28-5i Ww&s2W On Thirty Days Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co.,.Marshall, Mich., wi send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated ‘Electro-Voltatc “Belts and Eleétric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (foun or old) who are afficted with nervous de- lity, lost vitality and kindred trovbles, guarantes- NEW LIVING STATUARY, Flain and Checked BUNTING, in Dinck and colors. We ing speedy and complete restoration of health and SEW SPECIALTIES, . e oa manly vigor. Address a5 above. \N. B.—No risk is aa See SUINe 2 totes wits Buntiog Ot 8kte, Skis incurred, as thirty days’ trial is allowed. ~ w,s,m quality is well worth S0cts, Oyster Arrivals Daily, 621 B street northwest, hard and soft crabs, Lynn- First time of THE ICE WITCH. ‘New Amazonian Marches! New Dances. We attended the great sale“of Hosiery in New York Mies, Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Young LYMONT! OPEN TO ALL BOATS, | P&ttment. Donot neglect to a maces aseort- Shapper terrapins, at White's. Mu ‘For terms, apply to a ment of Silk, Taffeta, and Lisle Thread Gloves—we are Serer oer “3 ‘ORVILLE JOHNSON, selling them at less than cost of importation, a Eure Heceived = Storage eine my22-54w 4(9 Penna. avenue n.w. o Guarantes Inst damage by mi an¢ a + im B. NEMETZ & SON, 1237 Penna. ave, Bercres. CYCLES WHITE GOODS! WHITE Goops: AND ACCESSORIES. BOYS’ BICYCLES and VELOCIPEDES A SPECIALTY. PURCHASERS TAUGHT FREE. Repairing executed promptly in the most skillful manner, Boys’ Bicycles sold on instalments. Wai. ©. SCRIBNER’S: RIDING Scuoor, 1108 E street _nortiiwest. “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pound “Ward” prints, 40c. per und. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and sweet ilk, 6c. per quart, Cream 16¢. pint. Splendid Checked NAINSOOK, at Se.: Detter goods, at 123¢c., worth 20c. Victoria LAWN at 12%e., nearly a yard wide; this is the usual 20-cent quality. India LINEN at 12i¢c., Ic. 18c. 20c. and 2c 1 cane fines t quality Gray BEIGE, 62\gcts.: worth 9c. 1 care 42 inches wide finest Black and White PLAID, ’ my22 S5cte ; reduced from 623ycts. J0 cases LAWNS, all of U MMMM NM MM EFE RRR xs * this season's styles, GINGHAMS in endless variety, ace UOMMMM MMMM EO Ek ee eee auch below former prices 8.0/0 MMM MMM EO RR ONE WEEK ONL SOS UU ek Ee et 23 ‘Commencing MONDAY, MAY 26. _ 00, PPP, ERE NNN Il NN N GGG BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY. SECOND FLOOR. BQ ber ke RRR TH RRN G © |MISSE H. onEn. MADAEEE. | 15.609 JERSEY, for ladice and children. 18,009 PARAs “ot? Pike NNN HON RN GOO Real ae AS ee Rat See Ee eae SOLSand SUN UMBRELLAS, Having contracted Ca = a ‘THE NATIONAL RIFLES. for these last January, we are enabled to sell them cheaper at retail than some merchants buy them at wholesale. We are selling a besutiful Satin Coach- MILLINERY AND WHITE SUITS. Marte Ston a ‘Tom Kn lens pe Sot canton ecamones 5 Liete'Surton. HPO barnaven UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR Styte 1. Made of best Victoria Lawn, handsomely W. H. McDonald, George Frothingham. In this it we defy it Al are tucked, at... 3 S $475 Monday. —_ Martha | marked ————* (er Benga =e ene Astylish suit, plaited walst, skirt with clus- | Tucsd ters of broad tucks, sash to match, | Wednesda —s at... 8 6.25 | Thursday. “ 3 The entire garment trimmed with tucked | ETSY 55-0072. rafiles and embroidery, a. 7.80 | Saturday. THIRD FLOOR. “4 “Abeantiful suit” made from fine India | ,qyCvo' Sule kt Dor OMGe Pheer kay, | _ Acceenible by Otis nest Plovator. Weare here setts Linen, draped with plaits and finished | yA9"s3" = EMOTE | sug the balance of the stocks of Messrs. Sitchell sud with French revering (especially Ker, bought from their sssixnees, adapted for mourning wear), at..810,00 as i 5 2g ne “ 5. Amagnificent style, Basque Overskirt and ane third their cost. 2 fished with deep embroidered —— aeene ¥ sero slL 3) | Our Stock of LADIES AND GENTS FINE SHOES | 3 “ses small-figured LAWNS, fast colors. 4¢. Splendsd ee: “ae | yard-wide Frown COTTON Scte, and thousands of for the Season is NOW COMPLETE, andat prices we | 78%d-wide Lipo ~ “6, Made from very best of India Linen, ex- | guarantee to be the Lowest. fenerally found in fx quisitely trimmed with broad plaitsand |“ couSIN'S Fine Cur Kid Button; High Heel and Goods store. Acall will pay any een decp embroidered rnfites, 4 handsome 11 | Pointed Toe. Sools are not wanted until Fall, as such a chance duches wide embroidered flouncings up | COUSIN’S Fine Cur Rid; Low Heel and Broad Toa, =o the back—a decided novelty......815.00 “ ~~ French Kid, in High or Low. “ “« "Flexible Shoes: espe- WN 8) tri . Re bite, ne Tavenabn, or inolderia, mado up inthe | cally ani for tender fot ea LANSBURGH & PRO, st desi 3 ‘The reputation of these fire shoes is such that weke=p 0 Sa Talest Cosiares foe 00 ae constantly a full assortment of them on hand. The | _™®7 420-422-404 SEVENTH STREPT._ , Richly trimmed and embroidered Costumes, made | last lot, just recived, is the most beautiful we have D G from fine India Linen, up to 835.00. ever had. \Drx oops ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE OF OUR EXCLUSIVE DE- | O07 Tater Fine RID BUTTON, at €2, aro worth €3— SIGRE: Onur stock of SLIPPERS is now complete in every de- WRAPPERS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. _ | rartment—some grand bargains amongst them. avn saabet later ea For Gentlemen and Boys we offer the Celebrated TRUNNELL & CLARK Rl Megprocabucmteary ngham Suits, Figured | «gpRT'S" SHOES. Ourassortment of these well-kuown | Haye made special reductions in . “SPRING WRAPS.” goods has 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 givea guarantee on all the shoes we sell. A complete Stock of all Cheaper Grades made is worthy your atten- SILES AND DRESS GOODS. Che Ict Bleck Silke, $1.09; BlackBrocade Stike, $1.14; cre lot Fine French Silks reduced from $1.50 to $L A grand bargain in Surah Sik, $1. tion, Call carly at the Reliable Shoe Stores of One lot Black Cashmeres 50 cents. SINSHEINER & BROS, A full line of Lupin's celebrated Black Goods at bob street, | tom prices. ee ‘We have received another care of $1 Quilts, ‘We shall close balance of these goods at a DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. Boots and Shoes Made to Order. mvt Rare bargains tobe found in all Departments, as we . + ere determined to ell. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. | Joo Recrvep_ i Deca eke ‘We are proud to say that weare able to maintain our AEawet ooks and all kinds of Dress Goods in great variety. Teputation of showing the largcst and most select as- COME AND LOOK J fortment of Children’s Garmenta, 48H, CHERRY AND WALNUT : Gingham Dresece, in sies to Gt froma to 1eyeura, CHAMBER FURNITURE. == TRUNNEL & CLARK, — Im MARBLE AND WOOD TOPS, u SPACR, BOYS’ SHIRTWAISTS. which we are offering at Great Baryains, od = In endless varieties of patterns, st B0c., Se., 980. and |e SINGLETON & HOEKE, New Serra Goons $1.25 a piece, : WE WILL OFFER THIS WEFK SPECIAL BAR. 801 Market Space and 308 and 310éth street. | GaINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK GREN; Carpeta Cleaned, called forand delivered. __my23 Fos 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 80 doren high-necked CORSET COVERS, made from FINE GARMENTS ‘ADINES, Sheat Vatiery wenn Ras cemet Sates seas ane wie Sreerh See + LACE YOUR ORDERS WITH Tu: New Yous Sex = _ — 6 T. KEEN, REACHES WASHINGTON AT 1 AM J SUMMER OPENING ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. or ate sinaminyea_| SPREE. Orr Z Pat, tere No 449th = : sche ES WPS" WisnINGTON sare DEPOSIT ComPANY Saul et Zoventee month “agasess’* We WH sonst sgrerhoegh mee SO ophat R eget acm ‘Wo, 916 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 3.W. ENGLAND, Publisher “The Suu." ite fire and Dbunglar-proot vaults with all the | _mbis-‘m Rew York city, pape Gee sot | Dae N moxut, Sire Drroar Co, 4ye ani Treas | CORNER ISTH STREET AXD NEW YORK AVENUR ; B A UMS (ere eee ‘Cures: vat nin P. Sayder, iawioea tee Alert LPs ovat,