Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1884, Page 8

—— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C WEDNE SDAY: JUNE 4, 1884-DOUBLE SHEET LOCAL MENTIO The Weather. HIEP S ze In temperature fa southern ti in temperature in northern Is, becoming variable. pertions, si ortions, nor Warm and part vers, AS INVESTMENT wit For $15,5 front, bay wi int per ¥ 4 new houses, press brick the latest improvement, tion, now renting for 31440. sh nw. Bey the latest and best enc vite FIRST-CLASS CUSTOM-sa0E fat men’s clothing, artly worn, sold at extruordinary cheap prices, at Justlr’s old stand, 619 D street northwest. Cut this out. Keay Howe's Business School, Educatienal column. SPEciat aNp IuvorTant.—Our sale of Low Quar- laine “ters, Oxford Ues and Dutton, hand and 1 wed; our variety the largest, our quality the + Supe old stand, Look for Th th street, second dogr above D. Woman in Window. Sate oF ENGuist Stone € will sell to rooms, several crates of be sold in lots to sult the trad nd occupied by James W. > to extent of $50. pening will be i thts week. tinued by it be a success, 1951 Q street northwest, to Bran if the be ors, AN Amusemcnts, &c., To-night. TwEATER Comigue.—*Atalanta” and varieties, 2 HALL h street southwest.)—Musical t and festival. L Cuven.— Elocutionary and tmusieal recitals by Miss M. K. Sehreiner and pupils, feSiABACOM Hart (1630 Lith street.) —Strawberry fest ‘S7kEET Bartist Cutncw.—Strawberry festival, —s Condensed Locals. An attractive musicale was given Saturday even- ing at the residence of Professor Alexande: Wolowski, 40 New York avenue, by his advanced | pupils Alter Its close the professor wes the rec nile states, generally fatr ather will prevall In the Idle Atlante states and | clopoxlias on the most advantageous terms by addressing Cylo, Star our prices the lowest, at Heilbrun’s Mr. Dowling at 10 o'clock, at his auction: lish stone china. Will e third story of house 901 T Opening.” ‘The Souvenirs of The Souvenirs are such that the sum- de an assignment of | Durment, Ind. Jf. ATK; eq | In the absence of Hon. Dorman B, Eqton, who | was to have presented the prizes, President Welling | SHEEPSKINS AND SHINGLES, Columbian Law School Commence- ment. | A BRILLIANT GATHERING AT THE NATIONAL THEATER— NEAKLY FOUR-SCORE NEW BAERISTERS READY FOR PRACTICE. ‘The National theater was filleddast evening with @ large and brilliant audience, the occasion’ being the commencement of the 4aw department of the Coimmbtan university. ‘The stage was elaborately | 2nd profusely decorated with flowers, whose rich perfume rendered the alr fragrant. Suspended | above the stage tn large letters wrought in flowers | Were the words, “Class 84” Baskets of flowers | depended from the ceiling, and the balconies and pillars were draped with bunting and gauze. On the platform were seated besides the faculty and members of the graduating class, a number of Prominent gentlemen, inemding Secretary Teller, Postmaster General Gresham, Assistamt Attorney General Maury, Senator " Voorh Repre- | sentat ves Singleton, Springer and Lam! ex-Jusiice Strong, Judge CoxeRev. Dr. Paret ant Rev. Dr. Childs. ‘The exercises were varied with | musical selections by the Marine band. Rev. Dr. Childs offered an invocation. Senator Voorhees de- livered the address to the graduates, speaking at some length in an eloquent strain. Dr. James C. Welling, president of the university, then con- ferred the degrees upon the graduates and post graduates, as follow: M J.B. Diver, N. Fox, Mich lett Greene, Mass.; Otto Gresham, In Kan; Sumier C. Haseltine, Mol; ¢ Pi eo. KR. Israel, Md.; Jourdan Maury ; Thomas Millard Joiinson, Kan.; Wii. son, D. C.; Win. B. Landvolght, D.C; W. Lyle, Ohio; Julius A. Maedel, D. Maurice LL Muhlem Mo.; Hancock Neagle, s ; BF. Peters, Pa.; John C. Rathbone, D.C Chas. F. Randall, lil; Tt. R. Shellabarger, D. I. Sullivan, Ohio; Edward F. Waite, N. Williams, Pa. Bachelor of Laws—Walter V. R. Berr, D. S. Boreman, jr., W. Va; Robt. 8. Brow Charies R. Cleaves, Mes ‘Frederick G._ Coldre Mich.; Harry Palmer Coolidge, Mass; Chark Crossman, Mass; Thomas Fletcher Dennis, Til; J. T. Downs, Md.; J. D. Dunwiddie, Wis; Edmund 8. J. Morgan Easteriing, K. HL. Ellsworth, Ind.; G. A. Eversole, K. Ind; Walter B. Grant, Wis; Otto Gresham, In Charles Camae Halping, ‘Win. D. Heury, V Thomas Berry Higgins, D. I Tov ard, Ky.; Jacobus Seneta Samuel H. 'Keliey, Mo.; J. A. Kemp, hid. McLean Lipscomb, Frederick ! Matter- son, TL; Hi. grave, Mich.; M. H. Phelps, Il dames H. Pierce, Miss,; Geo A. Prevost, N. J.;’Jumes Quackenbush Rice, Conn; Mason Nobie Richardson, p. C.; Thornton W. Sar gent, Ohio; C. J. Sawyer, Mass.: Joseph Shillington, Jv., D. C.; Joseph Stewart, Kan.; Wm. M. Steuart, | ad.; Geo. mith, W. Va.; George F. Stone, Edward e, Tenn.: dohn A. Vail, Ind; F.C. Van Vitet, Tex.; Richard Wainright, D. C.; Robe ¢. Walton, Ind-; Martin Welles, Conn.; E. L. White, Robert EL. White, D. C.; Vernon H. Whiten, Mass.; S. Laing Wilitams, Mich.; Win. W. Wilshire, vourt F. Wood, Mich. lent of « souventr from his pupils, an elegant stiver | @Warded them as follows: | “The .D. B. Eaton” tirst pitcher and twelv ¥ Surprise he was equal to the occasion, and Tesponiled in a graceful specch. lp pin was found by Mr. J.C. pendent jce advertiseme valued at $125. ‘The Jonnell, of the upon «reading 'Mr. Higuins’ t in last’ evening's STAR, returned It has purchased of Mrs. Mar- Jot 4, square 370, tronting ne, between 9th and 10th roved by a tine brick or S160. pump doctor fs needed on the north- uaWwest. ver two we the Crituina! Court.” h tea” and excursion to Quantico re cently given for the bene netted the sna of house desire Lo retirn thanks to the barge of Uhe excursion. ation was effected in Baltimore ye: of the committe havlog in charge the erection, at t city, ofa mon- Sey, the author of Ss, lo-day resumed his id Miss Corrinna Helin m2 ev mnt Vernon Place EB. Churen, Kev. Dr. duer, Of Als nz. ‘The ushers SHS Hela and rtze wrean lett later ts toward defraylng the Iphia Weeeacoe band, which Rifles upon their western sum 44 of Une honorary members Hon. F of citizens of East Washington are pro- on to Congress asking for the erec- Will ko with the bat Ue buatle Of the pubic Ala meetin: ht, L lomoepat nm the 17un o nbers of Meade Post, No. tertaimed their triends BE a camp at their hall, ment was given Springstet Rev. Mr. Bur Johnson and ¥ “ ast evening, An excellent entertains 1 Prof. LD. Bond, . s, Dr, Frank rit and Messrs 1ughes, Tay mer took part. sold house 1202 N J. Campbell for 38500. f Gi street northwest, re- hions Was stolen from a to Mrs. Ma John B. Mansfleid, 2i6 ports that two ofl cloth c ‘Wagon in (rout Of his house. Se reported to have deserted from the U ‘Tallapoosa, which leaves the navy | Yurd wharf at 2 p.m. to-day. A reward has been ‘offered for their capture. A moonlight exctirsion to Marshall Hall wiil be given Frid ing, linder the auspices of Wash- ington Lodge, “The Growlers” ‘The steamer W. W. Corcoran will leave her wharf with the party at 6:30 o'clock and return at 12 O'clock. Prof. Schroeder will furnish the orchestral music, and the Apollo club the vocal mu Brentano sends London Illustrated papers of May ey Gog BaveTteement of Kit Carson Post No. 2, ALR The ctrectors of the United States Electric Light- Ing company at their meeting held yesterday de- clared a senul-annual dividend of two per cent on capital stock to July 1s and the treasurer was direct io issue divi checks to stock- holders, 1m: on and after June 15th. Hon. was elected a member of the ‘The applica mission to General tion of Joseph J. MeCloskey for ad- he bar was referred in the Court in im to-day to the examining committee, ay Universalist society has fied a cer- gill, ne year each, and BA quired to $29,009. DISCUSSION IN THE CRIMINAL COURT THIS MORNING. ‘Thi morning in t art, Judy Messrs. RK. Bond the counsel for J. Burnside, late disbursing | oMcer of the Post O ged with | thee zmiement of $15,000, and committed to jail on th 2of May in defautt of bail the Police Cow Mr. Wison y Worthington said he would ask ball reraain as at Present—$45,000. too Inueh. It ts not the habit of the court to regulate the amount of ball by tile amount charged to have been embezzled. If that work both ways, and 2 fellow Who stole $50 would be required to give but $100 Dall, which would be inad te. Mr. Worthington sald tht he did not contend for Such a rule; but it seemed to him Phat in a case of a disbursing officer this was not excessive ball. If the rule was to make the ball less than the amount embezried, the party might deposit a portion of the funds and give ail, and make away with the bal- People who embezzle funds 40 not ig. ‘The object of bail fs to secure the keep them I attendance of the party, and the Constitution pro- hibits the exaction of excessive ball. The party ls resumed, when is given, to be in the hands of Le Surety, and he may at any time take out a bail plece and have him committed. ‘The court would AX the Dail af $20,000, and would expect it to be Zood and satisfactory. Mr. Wilson said that they would be In with Dall in the course of the day, or to-morrow morning. peters: pole ‘Tne Harnett Cie aT THE NatTro~at.—On Mon- day night the Barrett Club will present “The Mer- chant of Venice” and “Mr. and Mrs Peter White” at the National for the benefit of the Washington Continentals. ‘The plays have been in careful prepa- Fation for some tine, and the performance prom- ises to be fully up to the high standard of the club. The following is the cast of characters for “The Merchant of Venice:” Shylock, Mr. D. C. Bangs; Antonio, Mr. H. C. Robinson; Gratiano, Mr. © K. Flynn; Rassanio, Mr. C. B. Rheem: Lo- renzo, Mr. Gcorge F. Erdman; Salarino, Mr. 6. LL McKean; Solanio, Mr. 0.'G. Eckstein; ‘Od Godtio, Mr. Mallory; Duke, Mr. J. Wirt’ Katl; Tubal, Mr. George Elwood: ‘kalthazzar, Mr. Tat. bot Puiizzi; Portia, Miss Rose Wheeler: Nev ‘Miss Jennic Thompson; Jessica, Miss Mal McCaw. . The cast of “Mr. and Mrs Peter White” Is as Peter White, Mr. John A. Benedick; Frank Brown, Mr. George Erdinan; Major Pepper, Mr. O. G. Eckstetn; Widow White, Miss Julia Wheeler; Irs. Mal McCawiey. The Continentals will give = advan' hibition anit Gn the mm, and ‘the’ stage em cation “Te wilt that ‘the’ sssodlatton Par yes, under the direction of Messrs. Wm. Phil-| nishes an excellent method for Tegular a master heart prays a brea pen savings, and to ‘tor ‘and to ‘Rovel feature of a complete strike of scenery from prthweat Mr. Dowling will have a closing sale of fine kies, wines, &c., at bis auction ropms, to-morrow Morning at 11 o'clock; good opportunity for the rs buyer to secure iass goods, See ad- 511 Massachusetts avenue, } F of the Queen Anne style, bull about a year | RESOLUTIONS CALLING FOR TILDE! of the night ledging- | tary protem., and ‘The direeters of the | | to the days of Jack: andria, | ¢lalined that 1 was the du * pride’s brothers, | the masses “to right the McKeever, | members of the | Xs decided to cole | eholce of the people; that the peopie demand the | democtatic | democrat on one | soctety | areds 1 ape cee ‘e, | Prize, on the “Public Duiles of a Lawyer,” £50 In | Mialthough the preventadion tok tha grat | kold, to Joseph Shillington, jr. second prize, udoule | prize for same $25 in gold, 16 1. F. Dennis and £. S, Dorment; first prize for best general essay, to T. *. Dennis; ‘second prize for same. to S. L. Uhird prize for same, to G. A. Prevost. ‘The bene- nde. | diction was pronounced by Rev. Dr. Childs. ge THE JACKSON DEMOCRATS FOR Meet ing of the Association Last Even- ing. ADOPTED—DELEGATE DICKSON A regular mecting of the Jackson Democratic As- sociation was held last evening, at Cosmopolitan | hall, and there was a larger attendance than usual. Mr. John E. Norris presided, with N. ‘ardo secre- tewart financtal secretary. Mr. the meeting, referring to the past history of the party, alluding, particularly for President in 1816, and again [n 182), y in nomination in 1824, defeated, but being again houlnated mn 1823 was elected. After speaking of the present condition of thecountry, hesuggested the name of Samuel J. Tuden for President. He of the dem aud great wrong of 1 MK. NORRIS’ RESOLUTI Mr. Norris submitted resolutions declaring the | bellet of the association that Mr. Tilden Is the Ucket of 1876; that the republitean party has per- formed Its mission, and {ts corruption,extravagance and public peculation merits the rebuke of the people, and its pow party, and that the incoming of the arty Will restore the country to its pristine purity aud the prosperity that it once en- Joyed for half a century under democratic rule. He thought it could be safely predicted that hun- d thousands of true republicans would vote for Mr. Tilden, stinply to perform an act of justice toa man, who, they feel satisfled from subsequent | events, Was grossly wronged, Upon motion of Mr. A. H. Jackson, a vote of thanks was tendered the president for his address. ME. CULVER THINKS THEM PREMATURE. . P. Culver suggested that the resolutions Mr. | Were a little premature, and that if adopted the assoclation would have to recall them. While Mr. Tilden wasaman of personal magnetism, and if nominated would recelve his hearty support, he could not vote for the first resolution at this time, in advance of the convention. Mr. Sardo said that the resolutions would do ttle harm, if any, and t old ticket had already been endorsed by $8 states. A convention the other day endorsed “ex-President Tilden and ex-V. P. Hendricks” Mr. Norris sald it was their duty toa man who had been ousted from his rights by an unconstitu- Uonal tribunal to again place him In nomination. | They knew that if the resolution is adopted the People Would give them credit for sense. MR. DICKSON FAVORS THEM. Mr. Wm. Dickson, adelegate-elect to the demo- cratic national convention, sald that he accorded entirely with 4be sentiments of the resolutions. ‘They knew that Mr, Tilden’s personal life was one of purity and his political ie one of reform, and he new that no name at Chicago would be received with more enthustasm, THEY ARF ADOPTED. ‘The resolutions were adopted, and on motion of Mr. Sardo the address of the president and the resolutions were ordered to be printed. After brief remarks by Mr. E. D. Wright the meeting adjourned. At the July meeting officers will be elected. ——~ THE CLOSE OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. Exercises in the Public Schools During the Present Month—“Closing Days”? of the Various Grades, The examfaations attending the close of the | school year are in progress in the public schools. | Inthe white schools of Washington and George- Judge Wylie Reduces the Amount Re- | town the second examination of the first, second, third and fourth grades are in progress and will be completed on the 6th inst. ‘The written examina- tlons at the High school, which began Monday, will be completed to-day. To-morrow the fourth quar- terly examination of the Washington Normal school will take place. On the 7th inst., candl- dates for admission to the Normal school will be examined at the Franklin building. In the colored High school, the written examinations will be com- pleted to-morrow, ‘The fourth quarterly examina Uon of the Miner Normal school is being held to- day. ‘The closing exercises of the schools will be held tn accordance with the following program: WHITE SCHOOLS. June 9, 8 p. m.—Graduating exercises of the Washington Normal school, to be held at Lincoln hail, under the direction of the committee on teachers. June 10.—Graduating exercises of the Washing- ton High school June 11, 12 and 13.—Written examination of ftth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades of city schools, fervor Superintendent and superv! prin- une 11 to 17.—Written examination of thecounty schools. Examiners: Superintendent and super- vane Leta on day of the first, nd a june by ‘seco! wad gra of Sy sent en ath, ce june 17. ng Ly of 1e for ly th ee fy june 1e th le of cit schools and of tbe coonty patie’ uy, COLORED SCHOOLS. June 5, 8 p. m.—Graduating exercises of the Miner Normal ‘school, to be held in the Miner hall. June 6, 8 p. m.--Graduating exerc'ses of the High ‘school, to be held in the Miner hall. June 9.—Closing exercises of the ‘school be held in the Sumner hall. a a“ June 11, 12 and 13.—Written examination of fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades of schools—Ex- amainers: Superintendent and supervising princi- June 16.—Closing Gay of schools in the Stevens, Miner, John F. Cook, Proctor and Banneker build- fune 17.—Closing day of schools in the Sumner, Garnet, Randall and anth¢ Bowen buildings. June 18. day of is in the Chamber- lain, Lincoln and Lovejoy buiidings. ee ‘The Equitable Co-operative Building Association. ‘The Equitable will hold its fifty-sixth meeting to- night at Maripi’s hall, E street. Shares may be taken and payments made in the, seventh issue at this meeting, or dally from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., at the office of the secretary. Shares are $2.50 month, $1,000 in full advanced on each er ang ner pup Sa ‘Miss M. K. ‘ner and her asalsted by Prof, Bischott consisting of Miss the 8t. Ewan, ra Mills, Mish “Detwellor and Mra. Powell, will an emi g00d one, Frank Langston Acquitted. A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY RENDERED BY CANDLE- LIGHT—THE DEFENDANT RELEASED. The case of Frank Langston, indicted tor the murder of James Spencer on the 4th of March last, which had engaged the attention of the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, for eight days, was given to the jury at 3:40 o'clock yesterday About 10 o'clock last night the jury brought in @ Yerdict of not guilty. During the evening the pre- yailing impression seemed to be that the jury was. hung, and when it was learned that the taken their evening meal many gave up hopes of a Yerdict. At a few minutes before 10 o'clock word was received that the judge was sent for. The court room was dimly ted with candles, and a few minutes after 10, when there were some sixty persons in the room, the court reconvened, and the verdict of nbt guilty Was received. There was an attempt to appmud, but it was quickly checked. Mr. Davis said that the defendant had still another charge pet agalust him, that of assault with Intent to k! Dennis Williama He asked that ball be fixed. District Attorney Worthington admicted that it was a bailable case. The judge fix £1,000, accepted the father ‘as sure | Ule prisoner dischai was then adjourned. ‘The verdict surprised many who had been watch- and who cane to the conclu- ad been out a few hou. eed at all 1t would be ona verdl Manslaughter. Immediately after the ad; last evening Langston and cipients of many congratulations, and on their return home there was quite a Teception ed the Dail at and ordered rged from custody. ‘The court ing the proceedings sion, after the jury journment of the court . H. Appleton, N. H.; Clar- als father were the re- Addtson | Wm. Bart- ; E.P. Hanna, . Drum, He- MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Marriage Icenses hay issued by the clerk of the court to Ge Simpson and Minnie Owens, botii of Prince George county, Md; Randolph Hawkins and Hannah Ja son, both of Montgomery county, Md.; Arthur Kel ler And Ida Newgent, of Balthhore; Win. Love, of Prince William county, Va., and Emma’). of Fairfax county, Va.; toona, Pa., and Clira Alphonsa Sit and Rachel Lovett <0) Fannie A. Rhees; : ephen ML. Pritcher and Ida V. a French, of Alexandria, Va., and Lida’ A. E. A. Main, ED Pouicy SHor RatpEp.—Th and estublishe 14 H street, whi ored man named Armst Raff and Block raided the prem yesterday afternoon, and arrested Woodiork and so colored, in tie act of adjusting: and took tnem to the fifth police sta- ton and Tocked them up ona charge of writing also captured a quantity of policy books and drawinge, und arrested two men and held them as witnesse Wovdfork, Detect y, Paul S. Taylor, In the Pole charged with being writers, and the cases were set for trial bu Tuesday next; bonds, $200. ‘A SUNDAY EXCURSION TO BLACKIS ‘The season at Biackiston’s Island, W1 called “The Monte Cristo of the Lower Potomac,” Will be opened next Sunday with an exeurs this city on the steamer J: \ :30 a. nd return at 10 p.m. lights of a salt Water trip will be augui fine music and a splendid ered Ee AN ASSIGNMENT MADE BY FRANCIS PROTT.—To- day an assignment was placed on record of F | Prott_to Ammon Behrend, Mr. Prott assigns all lis lands, tenements, and alidebts due him, with the stock fn trade in Store 426 7th st.n.v such as is by law exempt, tor the ben creditors. The preferenc: Tent, $150; B. J. Behrend, $500; $400, and Citizens’ Of a note for $21 iiliams; | e John L. Vogt for Sharles Dazenbrock, uk of Republic, 12 and Witllace Eliott & Co., $1,610. ANOTHER SUIT AGaINst THE BALriMone a: ¢ RAILROAD COMPANY.—To-aiy Messi . Sweat and W. H. Browne, for John L. Fowler, en- Inst the Baltimore ; ¥ for $46,000 damages tween $d and 4th south assigned for damages ar pancy of the entire street, fallur | in repair, and running trains at a rate of speed fas- nd Potomac ratl- to his property vo keep the tracks er should be transferred to the | ‘This powder never varies, strength and wholesomeness, ore economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or A marvel of purity, phosphate powders, Sold only incans, KoxaL Baxixa PowpeR Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. SILKS, very best quality, reduced from FANCY SILKS reduced from 50c. to 3lc. CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space, BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVETS, 81. NUN'S VEILING! NUN’S VEILING! Widest doubie-width pure wool Cream, Pink, Blue, and Black, reduced to 37540. BLACK BROCADB SILK GRENADINE, re¢uced from $1 to 0c. VEILING (pure wool), 180. BLACK BROCADE SILKS, Tic. NUN'S VEILING, pure w.ol, (lace style), 25¢. BLACK SATINS, 60. COLORED SATINS, 50. PLAID MUSLIN 1234, reduced to 8. BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 25. SPRING DRESS GOODS, silk and wool, reduced from 0c. to Ibe. BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, silk and wool, 50c., reduced to 25e. COLORED SATIN MERVILIEUX, reduced from BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, reduced to5e. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. CARTERS, 711 Manxer Space. YER'S SARSAPARILLA IS A HIGHLY CONCEN- trated extract of Sarsaparilla and other blood-puri- fying roots, combined with Iodide of Potassium and Tron. Its control over scrofulous diseases is unequalle. | by any othes medicine, -d state of the digestive and assimilative organs, which can be promptly and thoroughly corrected by the use of Ayer's Cathartic Filla. aids to digestion, they have no equal. They cure con- As dinner pills, and as New Srocx LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S WHITE DRESS GOODS. TOWSON'S, FENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, near 7th. erixa Gtoopa ‘The largest and best selected stock of SUITINGS ever Per | offered for gentlemen to select from at the ‘the object of the association| LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF iC., are WASHINGTON, 11U Pennayivania avenue. TTA: TIC. obs ee CATHAR’ invigorate the ‘Warranted to contain os RES eae ‘ele NEW AND. fet ats Wate oe ‘Closhing. apls-ua* TAN Dharmas cS iT elocutionary and musical recital The races excellent readers, and, al- Sox. Horvs TRA CURES DISEASE BY BUADING CP THE SYSTEM. “Ship snother dossn of your MALT EXTRACT (HOFF's), an before Tt iasdone my wife preat good, and is the only thing: sho ean take with an ore are wondert ILDNER, Augusta, Ga” effect. Ite ONT er ds BEWARE OF To be GENUINE it TABRA) & Sole agents for the United States of North Aincrica, 278Greemwich st, N.Y. P COUNTERFFITS. it ‘W put up in a special bottle, a gi ‘must ox and British Provinces Y. ee CITY ITEMS. Positively towmorrow only at R. Gold- schmids, 812-7th st. n. W.; Extra large size Teal majolica pitchers 28., Worth 50c.; genuine Mextean hammocks, colore: i worth $2. American hainmocks 79, fallon water coolers 79c.; 3 gallon Jolica cuspadores d painted French Chiga cuspadores ‘apanese fans 8 for Sc.;French china s decorated with plates to match i ica cream pitchers lic. china cups and saucers, decorated with broad gold traveling satch- gains in traveling 1 ibs., only $1.; Worth $1 ‘cream sai only i1¢.; cake Teal ma bands, only $1 els 49¢., Worth 7 trunks, The Following Great Bargains will be sold to-morrow only at M, Wooden water buc , dustpan and brush 13 Washboards 12c., 24 sheets paper and 24 en Be., 2 doz. ebony handle knlves and forks bidek tin wash basin and 50 clothes pins water tumblers 15e., 3 gallon crystal Watel 1 doz. fruit. saticers es 10c., 35 doz. fancy wine gl: ra pots 19e. + covered Sugar ay, bowls J S817 7th st. laundry § Wit ap 1 196. 21c., tire-proot Serve dishes dishes 9c. ea Sars. 82 und baty carriages, Hiakn’s Great Clearing Sale * and Childs’ slippers; Boys’ and Youths’ Low Shoes. ‘This entire line must be cleared out by July 1st— Of Mi even If at M fine Opera Supper Jersey Lil ald. Lot of Odds and Ends Childs’ Sitppers and ties, 50c, 3 lar Tip Low Youths’ Fine Calr Low Button, ys’ and Youths’ Fine Cloth rent Leather Purn| Boys’ and Youth stn $13 $16.50 Carriage for $1 $19.00 Carrlage for $1 $22.50 Carrlage for $18. arrlage for $23 Also imme) ‘Will always meet wit ading phystelans ton, Chicago, San F of the Old Svorid. yards, P Beauregard go to Mey Whisk Ww Known 20 Bicycle Shirts & Stockings, Cor.7th & H. Base Ball and Boating Shirts, men’s and boys’, from 50¢. to $4, all colors “and sizes. {prices in the city. ‘Thornton’s Emulsion ‘er Oll with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, nutrition and general debit totake. Prescribed by Physi¢lans. Sold by Drug- fists. Lange bottles, Soc. rhornton, corner Ballmore and Harrison streets, of pure Cod 11 Baltimore, Nd. Pretty Women. Ladies who would retain freshness and_vivacity. Don’t fall to try “Wells’ Health Renewer.” On Thirty Days’ Trini. rshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye'’s Celebrated “Electro-Voltatc “Belts and ¢ Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afiiicted with nervous de- Dillty, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee- ing speedy and complete restoration of Address as above. ‘thirty days’ trial is alowed, W,s,in The Voltaic Belt Co, Electri manly incurred, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pound “Ward” pi ind, Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet per’ quart, Cream 15c. pint. ti -» Worth 75e.; id end fruits, 3g dz, worth 180 great ba Augenstein's, ne china slap Great bargains in refrigerators, trunks 1 ? Newports and Lowk iN, T5e., $1 and $1.25. , Tce Worth $1, . Hand-sewed Jersey Lily Slippers, $1. Childs’ Hand-sewed ‘Ties, Button and Spera Suppers, Spring Heel Low ‘Iles and Button, Low Button, $2. s and Oxfords,$1.25,$1.50 3 ine Hand-sewed Low shoes at cost. e02 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Great Sacrifice of Raby Carriages for to-morrow only al k. Gclusehmids 812, 7h handsome trimmed Slat baby carriage for, 50 Rattan Carriage for $0.99; e bargains will be offered. on Far- ‘$ | son's celebrated refrigerators. ‘rue Merit success, and that Speer’s Port Grape Wine 1s an long established It has been endo lea v , Philadelphia, Bs isco and all the large cit 1¢ 48 for sale by and grocers turouguout the United States. Observe the Day Appointed. On the 17th of June will occur, at New Orleans, the Grand Extraordinary Drawing ¢ Lottery Company, under th id Early, when $522, tributed. See tall scheme else M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, Hats for Wen, hats forboys and hats for children. Cheaper than the cheapest, at Franc’s, For Gold and Si , 922 TL street northwest, of the Louisiana “ontrol of Genl's 500 will be dis- where, or apply to . 1 Price,cor. 7th and D. 2 3m gal., 75c. gt. bottle. Our No. 1 Rye very where. McGee's, 9th near D. Special discount to for samples to C. Auerbach’s, corner €0 Manufactured by W. N. B.—No risk 13 Poss Ur Tur Trave Ay» Por DOWN THE PRICES Office Coats at 26 cents. MEN'S SUITS, Our variety 8 spontan-ous. We give you Business Suit, all wool, which you cannot find elsewhere less than’ $10, For only $9 offer a fine all wool Suit. We say it is an imponsibility (o buy same less than For only $11.50 will sell a handsome Suit: style of make Fogg AyTIC ane thio very latest: regular value, $16 ‘or only #15 will give you # four-button a rew, Worsteds and fine mix- Large Amortment a ment, all Sizes, For only #5 can sell you a good, durable, well-made For only $7.8 well-mi atfferent shades, coi: ture, Suit, remular price, 87. For only $5.75 0 For only ‘and trimmed, worth #1 CHILD! ‘We make this departine happy is our aim, Sallors, in Blue, Sailors, in Blue A Very ‘Handsome Suit, Jacket and Panta. A Beautifully Made Suit, Ja-ket and Panta. ANobbily Made Suit, Light Gray, Jacket and Pants 3. An Elegantly Finished Suit,Brown Corkcrew Wor- sted, Jacket and Pants. Kilt Suit, one piece. Kilt Suit, two plec ‘These two styles of Merchant Tailoring Department Complete, M. F. EISEMAN, 421 77H Starer Nontuwest, Under Odd Fellows’ Higll, my’ rst-Class all wool Suit, worth $8.75, 50a fine all wool Suit, beautifully made SUITS, ipecialty and keep ever atyle and all sizes; also, Kilts) To make the little on Noan waren & 00, €25 Pennsylvania Ava NOAH WALKER & CO, €25 Pennsylvania Ave, NOAH WALKER & CO, €25 Pennsylvania Ava. NOAH WALKER & CO, _ €25Pennsylvania Ave. NOAH WALKER & CO, (625 Pennsylvania Ava, NOAH WALKER & 00. 625 Pennsylvania Ave. NOAH WALEER & 00. (€25Penneylvania Ave, NOAH WALKER & 00, 625 Pennsylvania Ava, NOAH WALKER & 00. (€25 Pennsylvania Aye. THE DEMAND For first-class READY- MADE CLOTHING has made a wonderful progress. Nogentleman need bemeas- ured when he can procure such goods as we manufac- ture. Our stock consists of the finest in quality to the Jowest in price, Weusually carry Men's, Youth's, Boy's md Children's Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishings, ‘Merchant Tailoring sec- SUMMER RESORTS. N HOU \CEAN HOUSE! SPRING Sede Monmosth a eS Pais now open, Mra M. F. DEVINE. Broprictzesa, jot-wf __ SUMMER RESORTS. _ IREMONT HOUSE, © two blocks from beach. p MAY, J. aout $8 to $10 per week. Le2-eo2m) MES. C. FERGUSON. fnnubes Terme. IVER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD., NOW open, Sait water. bathing, poating.” and Accommodations first-class, Excel- lent le. Steamboat, xailrood, and tele- graphic communication. ‘Terms moderate. 35> FS ioe HENGE pettne, Proprietor. CESEGN ion xa} terma Mime MAHON, NPIS AAdrons oft INGE ROD. HALL, SITUATED IN THE MOST lovely part of Asbury Park. 100 yards from, Seach, “‘Mazuifcent “ovcan view. Rr 2 seam ccommodations for 125 guests. Special fi fates. MEL. MCCRAY, Box 1a. (CAHILL HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, N. Carat Rae a RARE Periect drainaze. Fire escapes, For partic! M.D. CAHILL, Drawer No. 3 (HE BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, THE ELEGANT NEW HOTEL 4 OF THE BLUE RIDGE HOTEL COMPANY, Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, upon the line of the Western Maryland Raftrosd, one mule west of VEt-MAR, and 72 miles from Baltimore, *, WILL OPEN JUNE TENTH. This Motel has been enlarged and hnproved, and is first-class in all its appointments, Rates—83 and #350 per day. Special rates by the week. INVIGORATING ATR! PURE MOUNTAIN WATER! MAGNIFICEN Apiress JAMES PB. ASTFORD” HALL, OXFORD, MD.~ Tis well-known and popular family, resort will be epen for accommodation of MONDAY, JUNE 16. Good vsthin ing. Daily communications by railrogd aud steamboats. prineip: ils and te jOBB'S IST. Hi SIDE Ei TIN VIRGINIA. 2 The finest and safest surf-bathing. Ocean, bd chauncl and shark, fishing and snipe shooting: ae The Balt connection with the Northampton. Hotel physician, PA Fitzhugh Address J.T. SPADY. —_je2-2igm RGYILE—OCEAN END_CONNECTICUT, avenue, Asbury;Park. Fine ocean view. Fiiganiamtee walk from Beach, ‘Near warm ace Miss R. K, HA pleasant: coo table; terms mo erate, rates to season boarder Addréss C. H. CHARLTON, Niantic, Conn, my30-9t" HARBOR HOTEL, GREENWICH, coNNEcTIcuT. YF} This is the most elegantly appointed hotel on the coast; 1,000 feet water Srontere: accommodates, 590: averave temperature, 5 decrees below Long Branch; 40 acres shade trees; boating, bathing and fishing. ‘One hour from New York city. HF. WINSLOW. Room 40, 237 Broad oe ao Gaguapatons N.Y, beantifully-locat will commence ite hint Les 3 .. Being a few hundred feet re on Union avenue—the finest drive in 8a) —and overlooking Congress Park makes it espectally desirable for families. JAMES H. RODGERS, Owner and Proprietor; also Prop'r Coleman House, New York, and Erie Reilway Dining Hall, Hornelisville, N.Y. For terms address Coleman Hotse. N. ¥. 0th, STAFFORD HOUSE AND READ COTTAGES, AT- if iC CITY, N.J.—Open all the year. ‘Ihe House has bi y refurnished, and under new manaxe- inent offers first-class accommodations, Address J. H. HU P my23-3m, Ne URAL BRIDGE FOREST. ihe new Hotels—Forest Inn, Appledore and’ Pavilion. der panagement will be reg- ISTH. ul tly OPE: The appointments are perfect, The Hotels are in a great pak, where are Caves, Cascades. the beautiful Cedar Creek Ganon, Lace- Water Falls, and the Woner- ful Nutural Bridye, in the forest primeval. They are fiiteen hundred feet above the sea, and afford an ele- gant summer resort for Washington people. ‘Through cars in nine hours’ tine. Send for pamphlet, =| EUGENE G. PEYTON, Manager. my 28-2W SHINGTON GROV! orite resort will be OPE! UNE m of guests. ‘Terms $8 and $10, pecial rates per month. For particulars ad- E. NOYES, Gaithersburg, eed my28-im* B ‘RKELEY SPRINGS AND BATH. 101 MILES ON BALTIMORE A! 'D OHTO R. R. ONLY 4 HOURS FROM WASHINGTO tO HOTEL DUOR—ONLY 235 MILES STAGING. ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are / famous. Baths consist of Spout, Shower, Plunge aud Swimming Pools, and are larce and elezant. Temperature of water 75 degrees Fahrenheit, Water ited_by steam to. any temperature for invalids. cific for Rheumatism, Skin Dis- es and Nervous Affections. Cuisine un- surpassed. Hotel accommodates 500 guests. Splendid rite for terms and illustrated Round-trip tickets, good for 2m) JNO. T. THEGO. \OLTON’S SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPENED for vinitors on June 2th. ‘This popular, Resort is. pean. Situated on the Potomac, B: 79 miles below Washington. Fish, crabs and, ré oysters in abundance; plenty of fruit, excellen de sud water, aud no moxauitoss, ‘Lerma $1.25 ver day. R. J. COLTON, Proprictor, 2m". Miles’ Town, St. Mary's Co., Ma. RANDALE HOUSE, NEAREST SPRINGS BED- FORD PA., now open. ‘Special rates for, May and June.” For information and circular! address ALSIP & SMITHS. my24 lin® RIGHT HOUSE, I TENTH SEASON. OPENS JUNE 518. REHOLOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, my20-2m. J.T. THOMPSON, Proprictor. VO STED STATES HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N.J., : €8, 310, 812 per week; $2 per day. deme Dash de “yay ?2m cB. REEVES, Prop, UE Di VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—EN- ow bly hea ot and cold sea-wat < all the year. (my17-2m) Mi. WILLTA Sonor Howes. . ‘The management of the Virginia Midland Railway, a Mreciating the difficulty experienced by residents cities of fiding pleasant Country homes for the summer, have had compiled and now have ready for distribution a circular giving Lotels and boarding houses located along thetr line, with rates of board by the day, week or ; also rates for commutation tickets for summer el, ‘Three daily trains are now running on main line and two daily (except Sunday) on the ‘Manassas division, affording facilities for travel toand from Wash- mat convenient hours. For circulars, tickets, ete., t Virginia Midland office, 601 Pennsylvania avenue. myl2-1m_ GS BSON 1884. DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH 15 BEACH, DELAWARE, will open for reoep Hoa of gucets JONE Ist,’ Ios.” Fiehing, eal 9) ing, and the Hiei A es Atlantic coast. Dy ovement dems # sig to aio pet week. Special arrangemeute {or ya WALTER BURTON. HE GETTYSBURG SPRING HOTEL. GETTYS burg, Pa.—Firet-class, in all ite _appotni ments, Terme, $2.50 to 93 per day. for one (Y week, $15; forlonger period, $12 to $14 per, ‘week, For descriptive circulars and information raneportat IORACE M. CAKE, Upneporsstion address 1000 I street uoriuwest, my15-Im* Lato of Stockton Hotel, Cape May. YECIL VILLA—ONE BLOCK FROM BEACH AND Se ee Tuyii-at "Mus, C. Li WHEELER, Cape May. OUNTAIN TOP HOTEL, 1% MILES FROM Ay es ee ington city. dine i, SL HENRY ISIE, Prop.. Afton Depot, Lo A my]7-2m FP OTEE DES ISLE, BAR HARBOR, ME. <This hotel opens JUNE 20, Located on the ISLAND. OF MOUNT DESERT, coast of Maine. Inva- lids should remember that Conant's Compound’ Vapor Bathe are connected with this houne. Ed einen = : Goltaecs torent hase Ee ODES ISLE, SBURY PARK, N. J—THE VICTORIA Now open. One block from ocean, Accom-' J Rotation for 8, Gas and all convintenees, vide plazas. Reduced rates for Alay my 1o-3un ‘hiss 8 KEMPE. ‘TLANTIG HOUSE, OCEANGROVE, N.J.— ‘One hundred yards from surf. Open all Year. Special tenis for May and Juin. ‘my16- ‘A, YOUNG, 2 RAND ‘ATLANTIC CITY, SEA END OF eee inylb-Sm. ISAAC H EVANS, Proprietor, VILLA. CAPE MAY, N. J—NEW AND tat fe foot od cold bathe open all the year termomodorate, Mrs THEO: MURLLEW mis-a0 'T, JAMES HOTEL. FRONT ROYAL, VA, sane TOE BEALL. 4 @nd and third floors, New Your Parzs row IMPORTED CLARET®, WHITE WINES AND CHAM- PAGNES, — And Cheaper than New York Prices for DOMESTIC CLARETS andall other Summer Wines, JOBN H. MAGURDER, Importér and Agent for American Vineyards, 141? New York Avenue. my30 CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE. Se ee DASE sot. Becty. Harales guage Roden ‘O DISCOVERY HAS EQUALED THAT Stustrated in'the “Holman XN: = cobra Depot jon free, corner 9th and U stress rorthwest ‘Town ‘This Hotel has been ‘reno’ and ited and new! and will be, ied ee ee he SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Having leased these. well-known for FIVE YEARS, the ‘friends iad ty ill Uo open froma if 1 t0 DECEMBER frstclawe. The Hotels and ve been pati resort th the a TELEGRAPH and ¥. ‘to location. ee the ferent ‘waters, to ay Ho ogee OPE ei be open for reception of gual on S WHEGK EDS Nort lath vaeet Hicx Ur Os Movszas Tor. THE KING RESORT OF AST. NO STAG! RIDES OR BUSS SrER © STAGE iF LINE OF THE B. & 0. THRO! INS EACH WAY DAILY. ita Parlor Cars on morning train from Baltimore and Parlor Cars on worn! on and Baltimore, ‘and all trains stop SEASON OPENS JUNE 23D. ‘sible Iuxury and convenience has been pro- ly reeort by the B&O. Company, atl the ecason of 1884 promises to be the most brilliant in the history of the place, NO FLIES, NO MOBQUITOR NO HAY F&VER, No ALARIA. GRANDEST PLACE FOR CHILDEEN DIRECTLY ON TRA} train from Dec Sleeping Care To whom all communications should be addressed at Cumberland. Md., wp to Jun Deer Park, Md. Rates: $60, to location. Diagram: Ofc sth, and after that date Snd. 990) pecenceth, my9-fan, wth) containing list of along Hudson river terms, attractions, maps sud illustrations, sent to any cation, with three-cent statyj Route, 363 Broadw Atte ary THE LARGEST HOTEL. OPEN ALL THE YEAR, Rooms single, double and en suite. Recently enlarged and furnished with ail modern im CHARLES McGLADE, Proprietor. INGS AND MINERAL BATHS — iu, hear Winchester, Va. Opens 36 10 $56 per month of; four weeks. ‘Tickets from Washington to the Springs and return $8.50; good untih October, Iiustrated pamphlets, giving all inforn be A P og mation, may 4.8 PRATT & SONS, Managers, 401 9th street northwest. “I certainly know of no place preferable to Rock Enon asa place of sojourn and rest during the heated season.” n |. Wyman, Treasurer U. 8. larly pure and invigorating.” D., Columbia Collewe. “The atmosphere fs From A. J. Huntingtor “The climate was delightful, the table the service Promie aud eficient seh tue culsine i.” From John A. Baker, esg., Washington. “I can truthfully lightful a summer. for Rock Enon.” say that we have no our eprings, are home ‘From B. U Keyser, cag, Washingt ving rtion of nine summers at Rock From can speak ith confidence, the many attractions of esq, Washington, D. The handsome service of marie contrast to tast Fecorte ip general” as ido with pleas- the placa” From 0. C our bountiful table formsa ich characterizes From W. Gwynn, esq, D® B8urtows MED INST. AND SUMMER located near the hotels; larze rooms: every at- comfort provided f seekers and inval a HESS, . Da Sarat RY. INDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.—BLUE MOUN. ings, bathe, horses, bunting, fishing, excellent table Reasonable charges. ulare at Paret & Whitth ave,, or address A.M. JELLY, DUFFY. Proprietor, late of Conti- 740 North 13th st nehtal, Philadel, ERMONT. ATLANTIC CITY, VERMONT AVENUE ab. Atlantio; unobstructed occan view; street cars: and trains of laud passengers on ‘the RK premises. M. E COMPTON. "i a o e] eI 5 aac ee Eevee eekee eemEe aso a g ® fs} yaet’ 3 Ty pees waner 000° Crt be Be a Baa24 women c} roosros ‘ecas ° waa MILLINERY A D WHITE SUITS. ‘Made of best Victoria Lawn, handsomely Astylish eu't, plaited weist, skirt with clus- ters of broad tucks, sash to match, ‘The entire garment trimmed with tucked ruffles and embroidery, a “A beautiful suit,” made from fine India ‘Linen, draped with plaits and finish with French revering adapted For mourning wear), at...@10,00 Amagnificent style, Basque Overskirt and skirt finished with deep embroidered ‘Made from very best of India Linen, ex- quisitely trimmed with broad plaitsand deep embroidered ruffles, 4 handsome 11 inches wide embroidered flouncings up the back—a decided novelty, A large variety of White LAWN SUITS, trimmed with blue, red, lavender, or’ embroideries, made up in the latest designs, from $17.00 up. Richly trimmed and embroidered Costumes, made from fine India Linen, up to 835.00. ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE OF OUR EXCLUSIVE DE- WRAPPERS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. Avast assortment of Ladies’ Gingham Suits, Figured Lawns, Scersuckers and Sateens, at very low prices. “SPRING WkAPS.” “We shall close balance of these goods at @ DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. We are proud to say that we are able to maintain our Teputation of showing the largest and most select as- eortment of Children’s Garments, Examine our styles of White Lawn, Pique, Sateen and Gingham Dresses, in sizes to fit from 2 to 16 years, BOYS’ SHIRTWAISTS. In endlces varicties of patterns, at 50c., Tc., 96c. and LADIES’ COTTON UNDERWEAR. » We have placed some very special Lots upon our coun- fers, and it will be to your interest to examine same be- fore purchasing elsewhere. One of these specialties is 50 dozen high-necked CORSET COVERS, made from fine cambric, faultless shape, finished with French flat SUMMER OPEN MILLINERY. AL®THE LATEST HATS AND BONNETS AT REA- SONABLE PRICES. 46 SEVENTH STREET. ASE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY ‘No, 916 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, With, tte fire and burgier-proof vaults with all the _DRY_ GOoODs. Manceo Dows Prsces SEATON PERRY. GGMGUS pr LAINES REDECED Teciae: RonStER PRICE 75c. = “RARE BARGAINS* IN LOUISINES AND SUMMER SiLKS. ALE WOOK ERENCH DRESS FABRICS AT “MARKED EMBROIDERED. ae NE ROBES FROM 96.00 TO EMBROIDERED. RHITE, NULL LAND” BATIRTE PA FOR “COMMENCEMENT DRESSER" 00. BLACK GRENADINES IN GREAT VARIETY, AND a “SPECIAL. OFFERING” OF BLACK AND COLORED" RHADAMES, SURAHS AND GROS-GRAIN SILKS AT 1.00, $135 AND €1.60. ci ENS AT 250. FIGU HaNan SCOTCH GING] alts AT Tic SP PAINTED ATISTES AT 200. BA FIGURE: XC SESUERD ERERCH Law ny P PRINTED PURE LINEN nawtNse Shock PaRHTE GOODS, OF BRITISH AND FRENCH we Si Say QIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS i. 3 TS AND BRAIDED JACKETS AT GREATLY Rebbe eee TO Chose Tea ov COMPLETE st OF PLAIN AND BRAIDED IMPORTED JERSEYS. IN “K AND COLOI SUPE ‘TO PDA, ©: AND BERLIN SHAWLS, CUDDA. CASUMERE 8" CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR BECT PRICES GUARANTEED. SEATON PERRY. Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Mh «tovet, Fetabtisted 1840 mp Le e Scorer Sirxs. Fine Summer Silkx from 87% conte up Plain Gro Grain Silke it: all shades, wt 75e. and $1 ‘Our entire stock of Wooley Dress Fabrics will be closed ont at prime cost, WHITE GOODS. Fine piety, emosed haere 18, 20, 95, 30, 40 and Soe, ne India hiuem at 25, 25, 90, 40 and Be, Fino Persian Lawn from'20 to 80e ai In fact our stock of Wh! Hoods embraces every good thing kuown in tl rh: the very lowest prices. Par.sols and Sun Uinbrelias of al Einds wad prices, J. A. LUTTRELL & €0., my3L RIT Market Space, Seecut Asp Unenecevesren BARGAINS. E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE Black Silks from 7Se_ to #3.25 per yant. Black Surab and Merveilleus from #1 to $2. Black Lousine, just the thing for summer. Real India Ponges, plain and fared. ‘Choice desigus and new patterns in Silk Grenadines, FINE WHITE TEXTURES, Consisting of Dotted and Plaid Swiss, India, Persian and Egyptian Lawns, Malls, Nainsooks, India Linen, Masalia aud French Organdics, so much in demand at the present scason, and at prices the lowest to be found, ALSO, Choice assortment in Black and Figured Satines, Full stock of Ladics’ and Misses’ Underwear. Laces, Embroidery and Dress Trinmines, €27-Job lot of Mull Fichus at less than half price, —_ F.@. DAVIS, my Cor. Market Space and th st, Srorexvovs Sure DRY GOODS. NEW, CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN. LANSBURGH & BRO. Desire to make their establichment memorable in the annals of the Dry Goods trade of this city. Will sell unapproachable Bargains in all their Departusenite, It will pay you to visit them, BLACK SILKS At gb wort #1 30, And all higher grades in propoition. Splendid Black SURAH SILK at 90c., worth $1.25. We cannot get aby more of these, and ouly have 9 pieces left. 900 pieces FANCY SILKS, in small Checks and Stripes, as low as STigcta. per yard. These goods are un- doubtedly the Greatest Bargains in Summer Silks that will be offered this season. 3 cases beautifuliquality 42-inches wide Colored CASH MERES at ‘2écts. per yard, in all the new Spring ‘Bhades; retailed by others at 37340. DRESS GOODS in great variety, all of onrown importa tion, at lower prices than ever before heard of. G cases NUN'S VEILING and “ALBATROSS jnst re ceived, which we shall sell at « reduction of fully 25 percent. Black and Colored CASHMERES. We have a larger stock than we ought to carry, and shall therefore make sacrifices to reduce at once, We are selling a full-width all wool BLACK CAsH- MERE at 37}¢cte,, would be good value at SOcts, Plain and Checked BUNTING, in black and colors. We are selling 42 inches wide Bunting st Sécts, This quality is well worth S0cts. ‘We attended the great esle’of Hosiery in New Yort last week. These goods must be seen th be All we can promise you isa good in this Dey partment. Do not neglect te wee, our aneort ment of Silk, Taffeta, and Lisle Thread Gloves—we ani selling them at Jess than cost of importation, WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS! Splendid Checked NAINSOOK, at Sc.; better goods, 123¢¢., worth 20c. Victoria LAWN at 12\e., nearly’ yard wide; this is the usual 20-cent quality. LINEN at 123¢c., 160, 180. °200. and 250. 1 fines t quality Gray BEIGE, 62}¢cts.; worth 900. case 42 inches wide finest Black and White 4Scta,; reduced from 623¢cts. 30 cones LAWNS, alll this season's styles. GINGHAMS in endless variety, much below former prices, SECOND FLOOR. 15,000 JERSEYS, for ladies snd children, 18,009 PATA: SOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. Having contracted for these last January, we are enabled to sell them cheaper at retail than some merchants buy them a{ wholesale, We are selling a beautiful Satin Coach: ing Umbrella at $1.15, eit ribe, worth much more, UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR In this department we defy competition. All good are marked down to make them sell previous to rebuilding THIRD FLOOR. Accessible by Otis’ finest Elevator. Weare here sell: ing the balance of the stocks of Mesara Mitchell and Ker, bought from their assignees, ‘Thousands of Remnents, of every description, at one. ‘third their cost, 3 canes emall-fiqnred LAWNS, fast colors, 4c. Splendsf yard-wide Brown COTTON Sets, and thoufands Useful articles gencrally found in s first-class Goods store. A call will pay anybody, even if thy. goods are not wanted until Fall, es such & ee 4 LANSBURGH & BRO, mi? 420-422-424 SEVENTH STREET. — one eS EE Dex Goons TRUNNELL & CLARK ‘Have made special reductions in SILKS AND DRESS GOODS One Jot Black Silks, $1.09: BisckBrocade Silks, ene lot Fine French Bilke reduced from $1.50 to 81. ‘A gupnd bargain in Burah Bik, ¢1, ‘One Jot Black Cashmeres 60 conta, ‘A full live of Lupin’s celebrated Black Goods st bot- ‘tom prices. ‘We have received another case of @1 Quilts, ‘Rare bargains to be found in all Departments, as we “s “Gingham,” Tada “Patines,” - ‘Linens, French Naim eocks apd all kinds of Dress Gooda in great varety. COME aXD LOOK.