Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1884, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. (O¥rice OF THE CHIEF StoNat Orricer, }, ‘Wasnixoron, D. C., June 9, 1884, 9-308. mf For the middle Attantic states, fair weather, fot fowed by light rains during the nicht, south ri ‘winds, Decoming variable, slightly cooler weather In nearly stationary temperature ‘im southern portions. A cool wave is moving south- astwart from lake Superior and northern Minne cloudy weather and New England, middie Aulantic states, lower lake region and Ohio valley eu Tuesday. gota. Siightiy cooler. ay Jocal rains are indicated for —_—-_— ‘TRADE SaLE of carriages, buggies, &c. See Auction Column. Rgap Sinshetmer’s advertisement. OFFiceR BaRrvzs killed a dog, suy tobe niad (wfront of Waugh ME churd! tol am urch, Capitol HUl, yes Gugat BARGAINS In shoes Assignee’s sale. Prott’s old stand, 286 7 orth ‘an operation on her with an instrument. After he os G8 Teh Street northwest. Saw the cliid on the arth of Mareh he insisted on Hon. Jars G. Buase’s Quick Ms examining her and sie re ling him White House, by ‘Steven Hl. Sucka Crier weents | wigit to be sahsnied of hunselt Dut he Held on to deuvered. John F. Ellis & Co., wir Pennsylvania | hier and she siruci. him, but he Succeeded in his at- avenue. | tempt, making at the time threats if she screamed —. to ktiliner and the child too. It was a quarter past | ‘Bempler's, wholesale optician, 453 Penn. ave, | two o'clock when he came at Temained —— - hear four o'clock. Witness told her busband on CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Navtosat TaRaTeER—Merchant of Venice” and “Mr. and Mrs. Peter White,” by the Barrett club. Dutver’s SUMMER GarpEN.—Opening of the sea- fon. Interesting performance. ‘TugatEx Comigre.—“The Mascot” and varieties. Condensed Locals. It ts ex that the excursion of Benj. B. Yrench lodge to Marshall Hall to-morrow evening ‘Will be a pleasant affair. See advertisement. At the meeting of the Potomac Archers club, Saturday, Mr. - A. Bartlett, in the American Tound, made a tota! score of 5a2, with 8 hits, at mxty, Ofty and forty yurds, and in the Columbia Tound Mrs. Bartlett scored forty and thirty yards. ‘The wrestling match between Edwin Bibby and Matsada Sarakich! was continued at the Theater ‘Comique Saturday night, and was won by the jap Auese charapion. tectives Block and Raff arrested, yesterday, John Grinoe!l and Charles Hatton, colored, charged ‘With engaging in the policy business—Hatton as awriter and Grinnell as a backer—and so charged em In the Police Court this morning. They will ‘De tried with four others to-morrow. Arentinad tei Death of William G. Metzerott. 2 SKETCH OF HIS CAREEK—HIS ENTERPRISES IN THIS CITY. ‘Mr. Wiliam Gustave Metzerott died Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock at hishomeon 12th street. ‘Bis death removes from the community one of its Most valuable citizens. He was born December ‘Mist, 1831, at Hilburghausen, in the duchy of Mein- ingen, where his father wa noted for great skill ag an engraver. Unilke his older brothers, who In Ume also acquired renown In their father's art, William early gave evidence of excepitonal mu: Seal talent, and consequently was apprenticed to acelebrated piano meker of the locality, to be at the same time thoroughly trained in music. His father recognized the limited scope of Hilburzhau- een torso promising a youth as his son William and decided to let him emigrate, when. but little over eighteen years of age, to America, the “prou.-.| Ased land” of his boy’s ambition. Arrived in New ‘York with the best of recommendations the cner- etic and accomplished young man soon enlisted the interest of Mr. Frank Bonneau, then foreman Of the celebrated plane manufactory of Bacon & Raven, where he was at once engazed, and worked for a number of years side by Side with th ‘Way brothers, thin unknown to the fame th since attained. Here was formed that friendship between Mr. Bonneau, the Steinways and Mr. Metzerott whteli death only severedas one ‘Dy one has passed away. ‘An opportunity presentin miusie store of George Hill moved in 1855 to Washingtoi fness on his own accou; avenue and 11th street, whic Of the premises occuptec itselt to. Printing office. By dint of strict economy, correct dealing, close attention to his business, Urbanity tn manner and commercial tact, he eventually succeeded. in butid- Jug up the extensive trade which Metzerott & Co. 1S kaown to be doing in the District of Columbia 2nd adjacent states. “and of which firm Mr. Edward Droop ts now the surviving partner. In the mean- Ume the mother of Mr. Metzerott. a lady of great Feftuement and connected with the most tniluential families of Hilburghausen, grieved so for her absent Youngest son that she fnaily duced her husband fosever all the dear tles of family life in the old homestead and emigrate to the United States, ‘Where the father and two elder sons soon found lu: crativeemployment, partly with the government and partis with private parties ‘Tie good old Mother, however, did not long survive the voyage, and ites buried 1h one of Washington's beautiful cemeteries. ‘Mr. Metzerott, in 1858, married the youngest daughter of one of hisearllest benefactors, Mr. C-H. Esseubrandt, of Baltimore, who, with five catidren, One daughter and four sons, the youngest but eight Jears of age, survive him, one bright lad having his father to the “home over there” but & ‘yea Active as Mr. Metzerott was in his own business, he was none the less pubhie spirited and. identified With all movements calculated to promote the wWthof Washington; both at home dud abroad never failed to secure for the city of his atop ton due ition—and wherever and whenever Re could, by Word or deed, advance its interests he did 30 most effectively. "To him ts largely due the credit of organizing Vartous Industrisl and com- mercial enterprises, among which deserves to be especially mentioned several fire insurance com- panies, of one of which—the Metropolitan—he was President at the time of his decease, and the latest Work of hishead and hands, the” Safe Deposit Duilding, recently opened for Business on Penn. ave- ‘ue, of the ‘company conducting which he was also cer. In addition he has been an active director tn Various banks, insurance: com Panies apd other successtu! commercial or finan- tal undertak AS a musical critic and judge Be ras second to none In the country. Visiting and managers invariably consulted him, and they will henceforth sadly miss this, the Most trusted and reliable counselior. His} Ment in ail matters of art was wonderfully un- erring, and hence he was advised with allke by arusts and connoisseurs. Although so energetic and precise in business matters, he was surprisingly retiring tn all that ‘Sppertains to works of charity, yet those who knew Dest had frequent opportunity to witness in him the goodness of a heart which instinctively Shrunk from having its prouiptines and work Known to the world. Sometimes kind words and €fcouragement to a strugciiny artist. of an effort ‘% obtain employment for a he pless nan or woma ‘Gen a donation quietly gives to come ha Mabie nization or liberal eift towards er is & place of worship, ail regardless of set or station: ‘These Were no uncommon occurrences In the life of The late Wm G. Metzerutt. Suffering as he utd tor Years, the spirit of ready resignation never seemed him; to the last he appeared to be sustained ‘Dy the faith: come what may it 18 all for the best. By request of the deceased, who desired that his funeral should be quiet and” without displa: services Will take Morning at Ail Souls’ chi De at Oak Hill. the 7 O'clock to-morrow ‘The interment will led by at t the church will be conduct E the grave by Re Fe as follow ao T. Lenman, G. F. dwward Droop, alt Gammel Setvert, Jou tts wguer. Neunwusen, H. 1k Man, 1S Wann ‘Tur Wasatxarox ¢ celebrate their fourth Samuel Cross, tive Messrs. Elle, Etsenbrandt, Ernest ADET Con s universary on next Thurs day by & street parade. in which all of the local Cotapanies will participate. Companies froin Phil adeipita, Baltimore and Richmond have also been fevited. “The parade will end at the Van Ness den, where wttresses will be delivered by Prot fe Greener, (orator of the day), and Hous, Zyneh, Robert Sin. E ATES TO THR INTeRSaTrONAL DL CONVENTION.—The deiegates to ‘the tnternational Sunday school convention, which Incets in Louisville, Ky.. next Wednesday. will leave: Tule evening on a’ spectal train which start: from. Baltimore with the delegates from that city. Those going from this city are as follows: Joun i. Wig’, First Presbyterian chureh and member of the ex. get'ive committer: A. i. Nelson, presideat of the Sunday school union of the District: R. J. Sunith day School tnion of th Lutheran church: 1; Chas. Lyman, ms. Mohle, Nort ee Tue Pexitc Scuoor ScHOLARSHIPS AwARpED.— ‘The school board held a special session Saturday evening, at which the four public school scholar- shy nilows: Titus Ulke, for Ken- plunbla University: Join ng scholarship in Dickin- sou College: Magyte Sipes Wolhau scholarship in Boston University, and William Stockbridge, for the Birney scholarship in Cornell University. "it was voted Upon the graduates of the Normal school. Tux CLake Mitts Witt. Coxtest.—This mornt: gn the register of wills office a certified copy Oran ‘Buswers of the Jury in the case of Mills etal ag Millset al, tried on issue sent to the Circult Comet, These answers sustain the wiil of the ‘Mills and the first codiell, on fi omer Was made admitting the will and Yo probate and granting letters testement- Jesse B. Wilson on his giving bond in $10,000. Grouxp Fox Saty.—On to-morrow at. on Bros.. auctioneers, Will 5 fe Ha 2 F 23), With 60 hits at fitty, | Iso to confer diplomas | THE CARR OUTRAGE CASE. Dr. S. S. Bond on Trial. ‘MRS. CARR TELLS HER STORY IN COURT. ‘To-day, in the Criminal Court, the case of Dr. 8. S. Bon, charged with having committed a rape on the person of Mrs Loulse Carr, on the 27th of Mai t, Was called for trial before Ji wy- le—Distriet Attorney Worthington prosecuting, and Mr. W. A. Cook for the defendant. The first witness was Mra Carr, who, before kissing the Rible, ratsed ft and said somewhat | dramatically: “1 call upon God to witness that I shall not speak auytitng but the truth” she | testified that Dr. Bond had been attending her child; thai on the morning of March 27th last her husband toid her to take “the child to Dr. Bond's | ollice and she did so, «hd the doctor toll her that he would go to her house in the afternoon; that | Dr. Bond called in the afternoon when the child Was asleep; he Saw the child; De Bond had been to sea witness before (on Maren Ist), and ed the ch of Aprur did not tell him before because she Was atfuid that he Would Kill the doctor and be hung for it. MRS. CARR CROSS-EXAMINED. (On cross-examination witness sald she came from Ohio, and lived at Rockville, Md, about eight Years ago,andcame to this city about six years ago; Was married April 4th, two years ago. She acknowledged that her first acquaintance with Dr, Bont was when she called him in to help her out of trouble, being, a8 she thought, in a delicate condi- ta. James A.Rutherford testified to seeing Dr. Bond’s carriage in front of Carr's house about an hour. TESTIMONY OF MR. CARR. Philip A. Carr, husband of tne complaining wit- hess, testified to Dr. Bond performing an operation | on his wife about March Ist, he having been en- gaged by witness for that purpose. On the night | of Mareh 27th witness notes saver things and asked his wife what was the matter, and she answered that she had a secret which she would carry toher grave. She told the story in full on Apri 6th. ‘On crvssexamination witness sald ‘that he had asked about Dr. Bond’s property before the war- Pant Was sworn out : Kedireet—Withess sald that he did not know abont law and he went to his friends for advice. Tis emp! Mr. folsom, told him to shoot the inap, ‘fhe conversations he had were after he had been to the Police Court for a warrant. ‘A recess was then taken. Assowwrex Pure RRR OO ¥ ¥ A K ROO YY aa ERE QO YY AA Roo ¥ 2*4 tu BRO A OR ORK NNN a hh As Re HONE N 6% pe AA ES HERE G BBs 2°42 kK HON RN ‘UdO EPP, OO W ow ow DDD FER ERR PPpoOoWwwWwWD DE ROR Feo Siig Bee ae r oo WW bpp KEE KE Ro ‘This powder never varies. » marvel of purity, | streneth and wholesomenesa. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold only incang, ovat Barua Powpsn Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. 6 ABre Banroary. We have just opened three cases real SCOTCH | ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, yard wide, at 15 cents, usual pric : ‘A bi lot of GENTS’ FRENCH HALF HOSE, COL- | ORED. no seams, 15 cents, A big bargain in real IRISH LINEN at 123¢ centa, INDIA LINEN 8 cts., 10 cta., IL ota, 1236 cts, FIGURED LAWNS 5 centa Gents’ GAUZE SHIRTS 25 cents. Ladies’ GAUZE VESTS 25 cents. 40-inch all wool NUN'S VEILING 87 centa, PARASOLS 81, $1.25, 1.50, 81.75, 82 CALICO 4 cts. 455 cts, Sets, All wool WHITE FLANNELS I8cts,, 21 cta, Favcy STRAW MATTIN SUMMER SILKS 37 cents, Children’s fanes HOSE, no seams, 15 cents, ‘Yard wide ORGANDY LAWNS 10 centa, Ladies’ DRESS LINEN 125 cents, * TOWSON’S, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Side. (AYERS SARSAPARILLA IS A HIGHLY CONCEN- | 4% trated extract of Sersaparilla and other blood-puri- fyitu roots, combived with Iodide of Potassium and Tron. Its control over scrofwlous diseases is unequalled | bs any omer medicine. | BRACE! CHE. STITCHES IN THESIDE, INFLATION ‘and soreness of the bowels, are symptoms of adis- ondered state of the digestiv- and assimilative organs, which can be promptly and thoroughly corrected by the use of Ayer's Cathartic Hilis. As dinner pills, and as | aids to digestion, they have no equal They cure con- stipation. +3 @ S Sirs: Srx TILES! | CHEAPEST SILKS fu the UNITED STATES. COLORED SILKS, very best quaiity, reduced from FANCY SILKS reduced from S0e, to Ste. SILKS! bt SILKS! ‘SI, 37, 45, ‘BI, 37, 45. | CARTERS, TI Mauxer Space ADE SILK: 7 puure w ol, (lace style), 2c. S. 90. COLORED SATINS, 50. IN 1234, reduced to’, WHS, 25, (DRESS GOODS, sitk ‘aud woot, reduced 10 Te L LAWNS, reduced to5e. i. CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. RS. 11. Mamxer Space | | andr to stay. We are le rigekerso Alpeca Coats, Office Costs, White oa ‘Striped Vesta, We am mons S10 Leader and word se ioe aid siden Schon chery Sate a = _ Fite all wool REN'S SUTTS~ Slory, 2s Blue. Brown, Grey aint U i M. P. EISEMAN, 421 Trm Sreeer Nonruwest, ss Under Oda Fellows’ Hail, HAVING MORE GO] ay UNLeppy creditor & fe day only. give the aay aves at the fuller prices: Hats an rourewn prices: ai Seer fate uw, Sion a8 dee lust” Punte Bow 10e." $1.2 Long Panta | st Thee ips ‘Cate L Shute bow $180: 6125 dene Sones eae ees eases eee a ss 7. W. Selby, Tae Nantoxar Sarz Dezosrr Co. CORNER 16TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE. PERPETUAL gasC ada 2D. Stain BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Prosident SHARES Pusat sawn Co, Vice President. : ieesuren ALBERT 1 SIURTEVANT Scottary, eC Nyiian, dae. S's Ben'zwin P. Snyder, | c POOL mney, stock for the bones Caranren. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. ‘Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose snd Eyes, Ringing Notes in the Head, Nervous Headache and Fever instantly relieved. Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed and healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste, and hearing re- ‘stored, and ravages checked. Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat, Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength and Flesh ‘Lows of Bleep, ete., cured. CITY ™. Augenstein, S17 7th street_n.w., offers, for to-morrow only, fol- lowing ex bargains: Japanned carrier and 3 doz tumblers, $4c.; oll Dolled table covers, 48c.; new style comb case, 4c.; 3 doz. large lates, 23c.;’ American Ham- size porcelain dinner Se. Worth 15c.; dusting ‘Sie. sett; 10 qt block tin dishpans, 2c, ‘85c.; metallic plated table spoons, 9c. doz} pastry board and rolit lew more of the celebr: $8.04. Great bargains in order of the Assignee By of a large baby cai (which failed last: montl have been sent schinid’s, 812-7th st., n. Tages fist Cold Milwaukee Beer, Served in old English stone mugs, at JouNson’s, 440 1 ‘9th street northwest. “Rough Ser pia na ace, crema ins, headache, neur rheuma- tism.” rman or beast. 25 and 50c. a3 Bicycle Shirts & Stockings, Cor.7th & H. Base Ball and Boating Shirts, men’s and boys’, from 0c. to $4, all colors and sizes. Largest stock and lowest prices in the clubs. Send 7th and H. ‘Thornton’s Emulsion ‘One bottle RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT and one DR. SANFORD'S INHALER, in one package, of all druggists, for $1. Ask for Saxvon's ‘Raprcat. CURE, a pure distillation of Witch Hazel, Am. Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, eto. Porras Dave axp CuEmicat Co. Bostom. —— ey PAIN 18 THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE. COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER Instantly affects the Nervous System and banishes Pain. A perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED WITH A POROUS PLASTER FOR 25 CENTS. Itan- nibilates Pain, vitalizes Weak and Worn Out Parts, strengthens Tired Muscles, prevents Disease, and does ‘more in one half the time than any other plaster in the world, Sold everywhere, 42 $s A MM MM fod g858q, Bos “4 BE Sess8 MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 416 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. DEY GOODS DEPARTMENT. MARKED DOWN PRICES. All our 12}4c. DRESS GINGHAMS reduced to 10c. per yard. z Geo, H. Gilbert's best 6-4 PLAID FLANNELS at 980, ‘Per yard. ‘These goods are rvtailed all over at $1.50, Geo. H. Gilbert's best 6-4 LADIES’ CLOTH at 95c. per yard; regular price $1.25. ie H bert's beat OPERA FLANNELS at 58, per All-Wool BASKET FLANNELS at 45c. per yard. 23-inch Shepherd’s PLAID DRESS GOODS at 15c, per yard; former price 2c. ; colors Blue,Pink and Beige. %-inch British MOHAIR PLAIDS at 15c. per yard; former price 28c. 28-inch British DE BEIGE at 25c. peryanl. These goods are of recent purchase and very cheap. ‘$4-inch (double fold) CASHMERES and DE BEIGES ‘at 2c. per yard. Beat 1.400 LAWNS, former price 12}4c., now 10e, per ‘Very best Indigo Blue PRINTS at 9c. per yard. Koechiin's Best French SATTEEN at $7}¢c. per yard. ‘These goods represent solid colors only. Black Wool BROCADED BUNTING reduced to 20c, er yard. All-Wool Black LACE BUNTING at 2c. per yard. All-Wool NUN'S VEILING at 25c. per yard, in all de- sirable shades. Lupin's Best ALBATROS at 0c. per yard; colors Cream, White, Pink, Blue and Black. 40-inch Cream White NUN'S VEILING at ‘0c. per yard—a decided bargain. 25 pieces Best Turkey Red TABLE DAMASKS re- uced to 60c. a yard; actually worth #18 yard. ‘These goods are worthy the inspection of our friends and patrons, and as the supply is limited an early call is solicited. OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT is still complete in all its branches. All Colors MOSQUITO NETTING at 60o. apiece, at BAUM’S, 416 SEVENTH STKEET. OUR LACE DEPARTMENT. We are adding fresh attractions every day to our Lace Department,and thereby intend to keep up the immense Fun weare having. Just now we are offering tha BIGGEST BARGAINS IN ORIENTAL LACES, ever offered at 10, 123, 15. 18, 19 and 25c. a yard, and we warrant every pattern to be worth from 25 to 40 per cent ‘more than asked, 35 For Tam Dass Oxtx ‘We offer the following great bargains. As we find our stock entirely too lange we must sell, as we need the money. ‘Our tock of Shoes and Slippers is very complete, and it will pay you to look at stock before buying, as we ‘austre you you can save money in doing #0, Ladies fine Kid $3 butt. Shoes now €2.00. ‘Ladies’ fine Kid $3.50 but. Sh: 50. Ladies’ Aine Kid butt, thoes, $1.25, 91.80. 61.75. (AN of which ure. value at Lie Minsea? Shoea, all solid, $1.00, 81:35, 81,50. Cuilldren’s Shoes at any price! Sinead Childre api eel trom 6oe. up, hhanc oes from $1 up. mie low butt. olly $1.50. low shoes for the balance of the waordinary low price of $4 and are ? 7 uaa ona tice ‘worth from $5 to Our line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children Slippers rast not be oresioaed, A beautiful Opers Slipper for 75c, Rome cleant House Slippers at iSc., 98c., Minvee! und Ubildren'e at fae ane iste peiong OO In fact, our entire stock at a great sacrifice. Call SINSHEIMER & BROS, 808 7th and 3161 M streets. eB Ove Fur Crzame Suz OF THIS SEASON, CUTTING DOWN PRICES aT KING'S PALACE. #14 BEVENTH STREET. FROM MONDAY, JUNE 2D, Until further notice, our first clearing sale of the season will bevin, Fifty Thousand Dollars worth of Fashion- able, Stylish and Desirable Milimery to be slaughtered, iar season to accommodate our customers. ‘Come to KING'S PALACE to purchase your WATS, BONNETS, TIPS, PLUMES, FLOW- ERS, RIBBONS, LACES, SILKS, SATIN, VELVETS, VELVETEENS AND LACE oars, We have also an elegant line of LISLE THREAD GLOVES, worth W0e., at 20c. Elegant SILK GLOVES at 45c. ‘Come and examine our stylish trimmed CHILDREN'S HATS, at 260, only. Our great bargains in bieck ENGLISH TREBLE (CREPE, from $2 to $3 per yard. DOWT BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE GIVEN UB A CALL KING'S PALACE, £16 SEVENTH STREET. my8l Sena a The largest und best selected stock of SUITINGS ever flere for gentiousen 10 eeece fons ob tes | of pure Cod Liver Of! with Hypophosphites ot Lime and Soda for coughs, ‘colds consumptie nutrition and genetal debility; easy an take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold Drug: ‘0c. Manufactured by W. Baltimore and Harrison streets, wo Fists, Large bottles, rnton, corner Baltimore, Md. On Thirty Days Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Dr. Dye’s Celebrated Electric Appliances on t ase ing ‘vigor. Fresh Alderney Butte ‘and delivered in hait-y less Of cost: NO reasonable offer will be re- for samples to C. Auerbach’s, corner €0 ‘old) who are afflicted with nervous de- vitality and kindred troubles, and complete restoration of mi = Address as above. N. B—No risk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial 1s allowed. “Alderney Dairy Wagor und “Ward” prints, 40c. per ound, Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet ilk, 5c. per quart, Cream 18¢. pint. ITEMS. ‘tumbler Mexican Hammocks, 86c., 2 i de 3, whisp brooms, shes, 9c; wire dish Ing pin, ac., worth 6c. A rated $12 baby carriages at trunks andrefrigerators. 1 factory in New York ib), 200 handsome baby car- and recelved at R. Gold- W., Which will be sold re- on Pain.” city. Special discount to in, impaired pleasant Saar uyWt Marshall, Mich., wit send lectro-Voitatc “Belts and trial for thirty days to men tee iealth and WS, ns." r, churned every morning, Srrout Nore JRESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING TO MY STUCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON, WHICH I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO. STEAM HEATING AT 0: CHEAPER IN COST, WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE BEATERS, FROM THE - FACTORY SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS ABOVE, FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL, THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GRE. RING TO. A CALL IS SOLICITED AND EST MATES PROMPTLY FU} WALTER D. WYVILL, Exctvstve, Arxr, No, 452 PA. AVE.. ap26 ATTENTION TO THE NE HUNDRED PER CENT OF JAMES AT PLEASUKE IN REFER- RNISHED, NEAR 436 STREET. Ewan Caverns & Oc. 1425 New PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. A Large Stock of RANGES, FURNACES, LATROBES, GRATES AND FENDERS, At Low Prices, JOBBING 1N ALL THESE LINES PROMPTLY AT- a5 TENDED TO. Bet IN THE worLp: UPPER TEN PHILADELYHIA, York avenua ‘ATHERWOOD, Dov 8T. CLOUI UNDE FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. LADIES’ GUAZE UNDE] $1.25 un, MISSES" GAUZE UNDERVESTS, at 2c., 350. 50e, ay P. These coods are Fras: the BeconDs ADVERTISED ALL OVER TOW HOSIERY, An unlimited assortme: styles for LADI too low tobe quoted. PAKASOLS! PARASOLS!! PARASOLS!!! ols is large, and conipris-s in gene= ral the better crades of good-. As we wich to close them, MORROW (Scturday), OFFER ‘Our stock of Paras: We will, businning ‘10. EVERY ONc OTH) ‘will be a rare opportuni to obtain the best at a lesa price thun would be asked for an inferior article. JERS . For this week we have reduced the price on Jerseys, Our $2.89 and Our $4.47 alt other styies in proporti and all other styles (0 ality, perfection of shape. 7a prices guaranteed, money returned whien wisitisfectory. my23 MISSES and CHILDREN, at prices GLAss?, ‘D BUILDING. Sager. RWEAR RVESTS at 25c., 50c., 75c.. 81, and are not to be classed with nt of all the new and choice AT ACTUAL COST, This for those in want of Parasols EYS. $2.69 will We 33. DOUGLASS, 622-524-626 Ninth street. Just Recerven- ‘SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. DRY_Goops. EDUCATIO’ Tse Porcun Warm Price, CAPE MAY, Is reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, In two hours from Philadelphia Fast express trains, with Parlor Cars attached, are run during the season at convenient hours, and passengers will find on their ar- rival at the NEW BROAD STREET STATION, PHILADELPHIA, ‘Union Trsusfer coaches and horse cars ready to trans- fer direct to the station of the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, at the foot of Market street. For tickets, baggage checks and fulll information, ap- ply as follows: * ‘Northeast corner 13th street and Pennsylvania ave. ‘Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad. ‘J. R. WOODS, General Passenger Agent CHARLES E. PUGH, General Manager, e9-24m (AT4STIC CITY EXPRESS TRAINS tat RE, RUN THROUGH WITHOUT STOPS ‘Went Jersey Railroad IN 90 MINUTES, Via ‘from Station foot of Market St, Camden and Atlantic RR, 7m Station foot of Vine St, Passengers Washington will take the Through ‘Traits of te Baltimore aod Sotomee Hallrved to Pies delphi, arriving a: the New Broad Strect Station of tho Pennsylvania Railroad, where the street cars will con- Hon? and Union trevoter Couches copies! aire to te jon, ‘Station of the Camden and Atlantic Rallroad. For through tickets, baggage checks, and full infor- mation, apply as follows: Northeast;Corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania ave, Station Baltimore and Potomac Railrosd. J. B, WOOD, Gen. Passenger Agent. CHAS. E. PUGH, Gen. Manager. 39-24 P HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, WW Air iheinose dengittal and neatinfat resort ia the country.” Hotel complete in every particular. Water from mountain springs in each bedroom. Gas guid cleeiio bells, Four hours from Pile Pa X is: June an ; ‘week; July, nd Beptemiber: 818, LW. BRODHEAD: Bros jeden? ALANTA HOTEL, ASBURY PARK, N. J.—SEC_ “Gnd to noes finest Location, 190 fect wngbetructed Seite th etna wages Ueda are, Ny ME PARKERS eo"tmn” (GECOND AVENUE HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, N, J., Wigs plazgas,"Newiy furnished throughout: Batre New out, § {reset Appointments first-class, “MACKENZIE. & WinTENseRo, Busous Ix Pexe Lisex Lawsa SEATON PERRY, (SUCCFSSOR TO PERRY & RROTRER). QUALITY PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNRAT | Be. Ce FINE iS vonrue Seat THE KING RESORT OF THE FAST. NO STAGE RIDES OR BUSS TRANSFER. DI XX ON THE LINE OF THE B&O. THROUGH RECTLY ON INS EACH WAT Dany morning train from Balttmore and Binor dare ghiacming train from Deer ‘and all trains stop at Deer Parke SEASON OPENS JUNE 2D. bas Every porsible tuxury and convenience ovely reset ty the B & 0. Couey. and The season of 1nd promises to be the most Deulait 1m the biatory of the place ig xO NO MOSQUITOS, NO HAY FEVER, NO i, Mo BOOSTS? GRANDEST PLACE FOR CHILDREN IN THE ‘COUNTRY. To whom all communications shoul’ be addressed at Cami ‘Ad. up to June 15th, and after that dacs Deer Park, Md. Hates: $00, 873, and $90, per mouth, according to location. Disurram of floora and pen at B. & O. Ticket Office. 1.500 SCxMEE HOMES, ° FREE HAND-BOOR, containing st of Summer Hotels and Boarding Touses along Hudson river and in Catskill mountains. with: termis, attractions, maps and illustrations, sent to ah FINE QUALITY PRINTED. AT 2x., FORMER PRICE 37) WIDE” PRIN IE} BEL w “A RARE BARGAIN” IN 42-IN. WIDE BLACK AND ALBATROSS CLOTHS, AT Sik., FUR- MER PRICE 6254. | PLATS (AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS, REDUCED ‘10 @ ER PRICE, 7c, ES AND DOWN PRI INES AND SUM- | LUES" IN BLACK AND COLOR- | SURARS AND GHOS-GRALY | BAND $1.50, | AES isontat VARIETY, AND DAAND SATTEEN ROBES AT Ke DUCED PRICES.” “GR DIMESSE STOCK OF BELTS. AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS. INO UNDERWEAR. GAUZE ME CLOSING “PRICES ON SPHING WRAPS AND ACKETS, IMPORTED JERSEYS, FROM #2.50 TO #10. SILK, CHUDDAL CASHMERE AND yittlor Care Park to on all other FOULAKD SILKS AT Mc ; FORM! ALL-WOOL ‘CHALLI DRE<S FABRICS “SPECIAL BARGA! MER S\LKs, “EXTRA GOOD ED RuADs x CEN” Mldrese upon application, with thive-cent to | | SHAWLS IN GREAT VahiETY, TL BURRIIT. Pastern, Pasee ft West ahore | €#CHOICE GOUDS PLAIN FIGURES AND COL | Route, 98 Bradway: New vor” “"hbmoean” | RECT FAUES GU anAS TEED SEAN HOUSE! SEATON PERRY, | SPRING LAKE BEACH, Monmouth Co., Derry Buflding, RN. Jy ie now open Mra MF. DEVINE, Bropricinae jet-w.f.mstSc0L T[TREMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. J. ABOUT Seah fap ce et i 0 7 erie, $8t0 810 per week. Detect) MES. C. FERGUSON: IGEON COVE HOUSE, (BY THE OCEAN.) ae a thir aS Boe INE WizMs thirty-aix miles from ton: over plessantest part of Eastern railroad. sitio au sland; sulroundad ty grand anda reeque Goeadi ‘and country scenery: fie Bahione ing and bathing. The drives “aronid: the caper? the aventies and are ununually attractive imy2-thm-im Aas, E. 8. ROBINSON, Prop’r. LU AS> FoUsFRINO LAKE BEACH. X, xfemy tat Pennsylvania avenue, corner Wh street, | Fetablished 1840, x7 Dax Goons. 2.000 yanis BATISTE, 16 and 20¢. 3,000 yards FAST COLORS LAWN, at So, 2.000 yards PACIFIC LAWN: 1,000 yards REMNANTS LAWN 2.800 yards REMNANTS 2 case 10-4 SHFE. 4 to Siy yards, at 4c. NGHAM, at 8c. worth 1256, . worth 28e, to 85.00, A full stock UNDERWEAR. GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE. GEO. J. JOHNSON, Will ‘fc ests June 16. Capacity 200) Tuos Fantar Manager. el-m&thiet) JG. Market Space ATANTIC orry, w. 3. bd = MANSION. © Paices Goanaxtenp. THE LARGEST HOTEL. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. ‘Rooms single, double and en suite. Recently enlarged d furnished with all mod vements. “iyeaun CHARLES MCGLADE, Proprietor. eo A) jet-im AGE COTTAGES, CAPE MAY, NJ, ONE BLOCK Pigs nies algerie men ans Open June Hou for lop. FD. HARRISON. Sm F[OT= COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, ¥. “tat Opens Juxe 297m, 1884 E Desirably located within 150 feet of surf. Large Parlors, Halisend Music Nooma, ‘Splendid Bathing. “Orchestra coin Girculare ats Star oftce, Jer St Adress FRED. E. FOSTER. (HE PEMBERTON, ASBURY PARK, ¥.J., cn an teat ocean, “Allmiodern improvements, Table un- Aion warpaseed. "Terman 82 to 83 per Gay; $8 to816 por Mm PEMBERTON, Frop. Pieo"dm GRAMERCY HOUSE. ASBURY PARK, N. J, 18 Soe ROW, open for the reception of guests,’ Favorably mown for six years, Arraugeménts perfec mus moderate: ‘Mrs, Ac WYOKOFE. seem. Terms moderate, - Mrs. oa IVER VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. NOW open, Saltwater bathing, boating, stone 5 ‘Bsbing. Accommodations first-class. Excel-' Tent “tate. Steamboat, ‘railrovd, and_tele- gravble communication. ‘Terms’ moderate, Hotel nicely shaded pestiy CLARENCE PETERS, Proprietor, ates to families, (SS5STAL cortace, Cc SGEAS BEACH, X. J f Every appointment complete. Address for, rs terms, Mra, MAHON, RWOOD HALL, SITUATED IN THE MOST ely part of Asbiury Park 100 yards from, beach, | Masnificnt ovean view, First-class 9 9H accommodations for 125 wests. Special family, rates. ML. MCCRAY, Box 141. Jeo-z AHILL HOUSK, ASBURY PARK, N. J, OPENS June 2d. First-class in all its appoint uts, Prrfect drainage. Fire escapes, For particulara address ‘M.D. C\ HILL, Drawer No. 3. es-2 HE BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, THE ELEGANT NEW HOTEL OF THE BLUE RIDGE HOTEL COMPANY, ‘Loe: in the Blue Ridge Mountains, uy the line of Tins Weneera Ataryland Haitrgcds one ale weet ot 472 miles from Baltinione, rack Hotel Hast HEN JUNE TENTH. 5 a and improved, and fratelass in all {ts appointments. Rates—@3 and $290 per day. Bpecial rates by the INVIGORATING AIR! YURKE MOUNTAIN WATER! MAGNIFICENT SCENERY! JAMES P. SHANNON. ‘Manager. R SCF AASTFORD” HALL, OXFORD, MD. Se esa tee and Popa Peanlly cooks wil be gpen for. the accommodation of guests. on, MONDAY, TONE 16. "Good bathing bostine 29 and fishing, Duily communications with all the. Principal cities by raliroud aud steamboats. T'wo dail Tnails aud telegraph communication with the work Terms moderate, Address 42-20 SAMUEL NORRIS, Prop., Oxford, Md. COPE SISEAND, VA THE ONLY BEA SIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA. The finest and safest surf-bathing. Ocean, channel and shark fishing and snije shooting. Ternu $2 Det day. $12 per Week, 840 per mont. Route from Old Volnt by steamer Northamptee to stone every Monday, Weduesday and Friday. € . The timore and Washington steamers make close onnection with the Northampton. Hotel ply BA Pishugh Adare Jd SPADY Je Sign RGYLE—OGI END CONNECTICUT, avenue, Asbury:Park. Fine ocean view.’ ‘Two minutes walk from beach, Near warm ses, baths. Qe2-2m) ‘Miss KR. BL AVORITE SEASHORE RESORT; CAN ACCOMO- date thirty guest; very cool and pleasant; food tuble; terms io lerate, special rates to scason boarders; Adaréss C,H. CHARLTON, Nigntic, Coun. my30-Jt" porus ‘HARBOR HOTEL, GREENWICH, CONNEcTicUT. (JR This is the most elegantly appvinted hotel onthe coast; 1,000 feet water frontage: accommodates, 500: averuie teimperature, 3 decrees below Tong Branch; 40 acres shade trees; boating, bathing and fishing. ‘One hour from New York city. HF. I. F. WINSLOW, Boom 40, 237 Broadway my29-1m New York. TP RE, SENSING T 05, SARATOGA Q SeluNGs, N.Y This bedtirally-looeued and first-class’ hotel will commence ite third LER trason JUNE 1d Sing a few hundred fect Trou the thoroughfare on Union avenue-"the finest drive in Sara- {owe and overlooking Congress Park makes it especially Geninable for families JAMES H. RODGERS, Owner nd Proprietor: aise ‘Prop'r Coleman House, New York, 14 and Ete Kulway Dininz Hall, Hornellsviliey N.Y: For terms ess Coleman House, N. ¥,, until June 20th. my29-2mn STAFFORD HOUSE AND READ COTTAGES, AT- PUYANTIC CITY, N-J.—Open all the year. ‘Ihe House been entirely refurnished. and under new Sepa Dent offers first-class accommnodations, Address J. HUGILL, Proprietor. my23-3m_ ‘ATURAL RIDGE FOREST, A Line of ASH, CHERD Y AND WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE. 1X MARBLE AXD WOOD TOPS, which we are offering at Great Bargains, SINGLETON & HOEKE, £01 Market Space and 308 and 310 6th street. Carpets Cleaned, called for and delivered. my23, Earye Howe Pre THE “SPECTATOR,” AN INSURANCE JOURNAL, devoted to the intervsts Diuhber eth an alto charges it has been mal ‘of the old system of level ch-rate companies, came out in its last ieh-rate compan e Hug the infamous for the last year, in alinost every, ingue, against the Mutual Reserve Fund Life As- ze “his movercut ‘of ‘movement of evils that have E, ‘of assessment insuran success certaiuly shows. that toe ducted! That Mr. 16 business ‘of andare developing system, there = id iumenae Fund Life and ition, a8 an institution. aud , and, other officers. ve Was. we believe, the rater, article is but to do an act of ‘Association ‘we voluntarily make this ‘of which we have ‘Office insure, 3.x. KNIGHT. nat ite president. E he paper now says pioneer Providing reserves to cure heretofore "afflicted “the and its phenomenal ihe plan is popular ‘8 108 considerable tent and seid nit sbility’ with which ite affaire nce com, and his associxtes are condnct- iy aud fairly, inviting investiga. ‘Ssyatem that they Delleve to ean be no doubt, Theol justice to the Mutual fo Mr. Harper per- ment to re. been the unwitting and ‘of the association, 150) H st. General Agent my Erl'Btoree "Wholeaals Royal LIQUIDGLUE : eroeariec fae aan ‘Mailed only Uy Mam 1347 PENMSYLVAMIA AVEXUR, 25 “The new Hoteln—Forest Inn, Appledore and Pavilionunder one management will be eg. Ul rly OPENED JUN2 ISTIL ‘The appointments are perfect, ‘The Hotels are in a K, where are Caves, Cascades, the beautiful Cedar Breek Canon, Lace: Water Falla, and the Wouter: fol Natiral Beige the forest primeval. They are fifteen hundred féct above’ the sea, and’ afford ai) ele: aut rum enor or Waaligton. people ‘Through Sars in nine hours" or pane EUGENE G, PEYTON, Manager. Natural Bridge, Va. ayaa ERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATH. 101 MILES ON BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R. ONLY 4 HOURS FROM WASHINGTON ‘TO HOTEL DOOR_ONLY 236 MILES STAGING. The merits of Berkeley and its waters arc famous, Pathe, consist of Spout, Shower, junye and Swimming Pools, and are large ani ‘Temperature of water 73 degrees Fahrenheit, Water ture for invalida ‘also heated to ou ‘accommodates $00 guesta, “Splendid fat oem eee ated pewon, 8076. fny20-2m GRO TTR OLTON'S SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPENED CiGP Sinton on dune 208 Tha see Hesort ts beauty ltd Gp fhe Potoraas oysters in abupdanco: "plenty of trait ceteien ‘water, aud no mosquitoes, $1.25 per day. ‘. J. COLTON: Proprietor ‘Miles’ Town, St. Mary's Co,, Md. my26-2m* RANDALE HOUSE, NEAREST SPRINGS BED- FORD PA., now, oj A ‘Special rates for 0 a Siayand June.” For siormiation an rae RIGHT HOUSE, B* Geka Seddon, opens rove sem. REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE, my20-2n. Jt. THOMPSON, Pro ITED STATES HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N.J., Use. 9 “eta per weak: itper day. Conch snyie ain G. B. REEVES, Prop. NTI CITY, N, J.—EN- TPE NICTORIA, ATLANTIC Taina rei aoe = Se 9 MARKET SPACE India Linens, from 12¥c. to finest. Piaid and Striped Nainsook, from 12\¥e. to best, Persian and Exyptian Lawns, lowest prices, Pure Linen Lawns, from 25c, to 870. Dotted and ficured Swisses, Fine Linen Cambrie. French Organdies for commencement dresses. ‘Masalia, Piques, Mulls, &e., &c. Large Stock of Figured Batiste, 40 inches, price 20e. Best French Lawns, plain and furured, only 250. Our stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ Underwear is very large and prices are marked in plain figures, Before buying sive us a call. Sun Umbrellas and Coachings at prices that defy com- petition. Fancy Parasols at prime cost. Largest stock of Fax in the city. Job lot of Ladies? Collars and Cuffs, Sa-Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &c., ke, MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL 14 MILES FROM ton, ‘on Chesapeake ani Ohio Railway, and 140 miles from Was! city. will be open for visite Jane Ist "BO HENHY L. MANGIE, Prop. “Arton ‘Dero, FCT Des iste, BAR HARBOR, ME. ‘This hotel opens JUNE 20. Located on the ISLAND QF MOUNT DESERT, coast of Maine: Inva- should remember thiat Conant’s Compouud ‘Vapor Baths are connected with this house. Hor terme pron Gottawes to rent. tn "t SBURY PARK. N. Now open. One bl from ocean Wide piatoss’ “Seduced tates fi Sly de plazzas, “Heduced rates for myib-dm OF. 52st} EG DES ISLE. <THE VICTORIA, TLANTIC HOUSE, OCEAN GROVE, N.J.— One hundred yanis from surf. Open all Year, Special terms for May aud June. my15-2m A. XOUNG, Proprictor. GiEAND VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, SEA END OF OK Connecticut avenne: full ocean view: ac commodation for 150 yrueats; all yod, Impa. myl5-3m_ ISAAC H. EVANS, Proprietor. LDINE VILLA, CAPE MAY, N. 3._NEW AND Alma ete in every particular: few yds. f e each, and “oppose hot Ene gold Rati eer ee year: terms moderate. Mrs. THEO. MUELLER. mi3-2m. OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINER HB. — RiGee Norn Nounsin, kee wen BAS June 12 1884, Terms, $96 to $36 por month of four weeks, ‘Tickets from Washlogeon oes s) pines and return 88.50; gvod until October, najlugtrated pamphlets, giving all information, may be 4.8 PRATT & SONS, Managers, 401 9th street northwest. “Teertatnyy kno of nae prferbeto Rock Enon From Hon. A.U, Wynn, Treasurer “The stmosphere is sinularly pureand invigorating.” Frou A.J. Huntington, D- D. Columbia College ¥.G. DAVIS, Cor. 8th st. and Market Space, +6 Barcaiys. DRY GOODs, TRUNNELL & CLARK 11 MARKET SPACE, Are now closing ont many goods much below usual prices, as they are determined not to carry them over, ‘The stock is larzeand attractive. ‘We have choice patterns tm 40-inch Batiste, at 20 cents, (ery popular.) India Linens, all grades: white Linen Lawns; also, figured; a grand bargain in White Striped Muslins at 12340. ele pone was aa oe a ay pot perid ‘Special barrains in Black and Colored Surah Silks, Sesh Prtm Teu'a Bates ey! Washington | ASTabd Ueninin Sumner Sk, G0 and C24e “Tan truthfully say that we heve never passed so de- | in all numb Hehtful a sun ‘My femily, after twenty- four hours absence from your springs, are home sick for Rock Enon.” From B. U. Keyser, esq., Wi mn “Having spent a portion of nine summers at Rock Fnon Tcan speak with confidence, as Ido with pleas ure, of the many attractionsof theplaca” From. ¢ ‘Wight, esa., Washington, D. C. “The handsome service of your bountiful table forms marked contrast to that which characterizes summer resortsin general.” From W. Gwyuu, esq, Washing", ton, D.C. my3-2mn, ECIL, VILLA-ONE BLOCK FROM BEACH AND depot.” Homa latwe. lush and airy, Fineseasiew from every widow. Reduced ‘rates tor May and Jane, an ote Wi pe May. RENEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.. Full stock of Lupin's Black Goods. Special prices in Hosiery and Underwear. “ONE PRICE ONLY.” 315 Srorespovs Suze TRUNNEL & CLARK. Having leased these well-known Springs for FIVE SEARS wo hor fo inform the jublicang ourtaads that they will be opened from JUNE 1 to DECEMBER tose or shereception of arate. Al’ appointments Aratclass, The Hotels and Gottaves have been put it excellent condition and tie complet: furnishing entirely Renovated” afondivg accommodations aug ‘comforts alto my reer th the nou apart aod “MATL, TELEGRAPH and EXPRESS FACTETRTE the Hotel “TEIMS—@10, 246 and 850 per mouth ac: condins fo location. Special Tater for season, “Write for descriptive circulars, giving varieties and analyoes of the diferent watery to JOSEPH N. WOODWARD, 1, OF myl0-2m M. & H.C. MADDUX, Proprietors, WASHINGTON Gnove Horr: ‘vorite resort will be OPEN J DRY GoODs. NEW, CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN. LANSBURGH & BRO, Desire to make their establishment memorablein the aunals of the Dry Goods trade of this city, Will sell unapproachable Bargains in all their Departments, It will pay you to visit them. for the reception of guests. Ter @¥ and. $10.40 BLACK SILKS ress GEORGE E. NOVES, Ualthorsbune Monteumesy . ? onteome county, Mid. mys At50e., worth 750. AL E2Ko., worth 990, At The. worth 8110, At 81,00, worth 81.50, And all higher grades in proportion. Splendid Black SURAH SILK at 90c.. worth $1.25. We cannot get any more of these, aud only have 9 pleces left. 900 pieces FANCY SILKS, in small Checks and Stripes, as low as Siigcts. per yard. These goods are un- doubtedly the Greatest Barvains in Summer Silks that will be offered this season, ‘8 cares beantiful;quality 42-inches wide Colored CASH MERES at 25cta. per yard. in all the new Spring Shades; retailed by others at 3730. DRESS GOODS in great variety, all of onr own importe- tion, at lower prices than ever before heand of. 6 cases NUN'S VEILING and ALBATROSS just ro- ceived, which we shall sell at a reduction of fully 25 Percent. Black and Colored CASHMERTS. ST. JAMES HOTEL, FRONT ROYAL, VA,B E, BEALL Proprietor ‘This Hotel his been thuroucity renovated Loge and repainted and newly furnished. and will be Repti first-class gtyle. Board by the day or week. Chances moderate. The patronaxe of the publicsolicited mi5-im Snore Hows ‘The management of the Virginia Midland Railway, preciating the difficulty experieno'd by residents. cities of finding pleasant country homes for the summer, have had compiled and now have ready for distribution a circular giving hotels and boanbne houses J along thelr line, with rates of board bythe day, wee. or month; also rates for commutation ticke:s for summer travel.’ Three daily trains are now running on main line end two daily (except Sunday) on the Manassas division, affording facilities for travel toand from Wash= ington at convenient hours. For circulars, tickets, etc, at Vinginia Midland office, 601 Fenrsvivania svente, ‘my! FR. HAMILTON'S MED. INST. AND SUMMER RESORT, RT, located near the hotels; lane rooms: every at- tention ‘and conifort provided for pleasure’ ‘We have a larger a inva fas at P ce stock than we ought to carry, and shall therefore experienced modieal sci Ferm dee ‘Aildreas | make sacrifices to reduce at once. my9-Im* Beratoga Spvinea Sv, We are selling a full-width all wool BLACK CASH: MERE at S7icts,, would be good value at S0cta, Plain and Checked BUNTING, in black and color, We are selling 42 inches wide Bunting at Sécta This ‘quality is well worth Sucts, ‘WV DSR SULPHUR SPRINGS. —BLUE MOUN- tains, ‘bunting, a lent table Reasonable c} Cireulirs at Peret & Whiteingtou's, 1241 Pa. ave., or address A. M. JELLY, New Windsor, Md. 13-30. ‘EW CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, N. J. 9 JU! 14TH. ‘Terms moderate. wire CHadies DUFFY, Proprietor, late of Conti- ‘We attended the great sale “of Hosiery in New York | Jast week. These goods must be seen to be appreciated. | ‘Adaress ntl dune ist iil Noh Then Seca Puig | All we can promise you tea good Barratt in tas De: | detphia, Pa. Partment_Donot neriect to ee our complete assort- ONT, ATLANTIC CITY. VERMONT AVENUE | Ment of Silk, Taffeta, and Lisle Thread Gloves—wo are V aor Atiaatie unouatncea Gout Mon tet COS | welling them at lec has cost of Smjortation and Sains of Cand 4 RR land passengers on the — = = = ESERIES! and ase) DENTISTRY. Splendid Checked NAINSOOK. at 8e.: better goods, at RH T. MURRAY, 12Ke., worth %e. Victoria LAWN at 1240, nearly a DENTIST, ~ yard wide: this fs the usual 20-cent quality. India 1810 F street northwest, Otro 208 Residiata, LINEN st 12340., 1c. 18e.. 20c. and 250. 1 case fines t quality Gray BEIGE, 62icta.: worth 90c. 1 © 1 S00rn, DENTIST, case 42 inches wide finest Black and White PLAID, or Se ee aoe. a dScta, ; reduced from 6.}cts. 20 cases LAWNS, all of ot the natural teeth a specialty. mb20 ‘this scason’s styles. GINGHAMS in endless variety, much below forner prices, Diese eet = operations warranted. jall-60_ SECOND FLOOR. ute funm alevnia mao xiraeteGaniges | | OUgADA SUN UMBRELLAS, Saving contracted Charves moderate. 2? cheaper at retail than some merchants buy them ab wholesale. We are selling a beautiful Satin Cosch- ing Umbrella at $1.15, gilt ribs, worth much more, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR. AND: P: D. D. 8., OFFICE RES. Reever Rigo aaa Pleasant results, day or nicht. Ten years experience. o3 RT, M. TALBOTT. DENTIST, No. 437 7TH Dirck, dine door ton coreee ‘Dentistry in In this department wedefy competition. All good are ay : mee ol aa ay eee rant FRANK 8. HILDRETH. fhe Nee LES SARA cL Reese We PERSONAL. McELFRESIS ENDESSUBEAU OF INFORMATIONS > BU. my?-$m_1348 F st. n. w., Room 5, opp. Ebbitt House, ‘ave. LW, M. J. WINE, ‘LW. RNGLAND, Publisher “The Sus.” Mow York City, cs strrag SINGING. aman aca aaah Yas ‘BRERLITS BCH OF TANOU ‘That date to Ph mony practically taught for fog sumer by Prot, 1 ONTENSTET 46 C stb W., oF MORE More « aTAGES OF + PuOvIDENCR. ISTO, Fy WASHINGTUR, BALTIMORE, Are ewtablisining for the hot season Branches at the fol- low oa § ‘Sumer Remorts _N.3. (Mercbants’ Howes) (Oakiand Hotel, for our payila, Apply to 7 Franklin st, Baltinoore, Ma_or 725 14th hington, D.< beture June 1th. and after the BERLITZ SCHOOL” at the abowr re- mye SOD INSTITUTE FOR HOTH Sixes ie. Pa. 22 miles from Broad street sta- apie. Boat ta, we Muy ~ Profemers, thorough courses igul newd department fo life tinde attra tive @fSt> ke igty restumebiled by ib, (Vale Collage,) A.M. Prin- my2tan* eva: a carvfully arn S80 per seamion Of 13 wre stroma J. SHORT LID! PPPs Loox, Oneaniat ad ‘Chott Master, th lagen my 2mu" Hi St RANT OWPSBUSIN ‘CROOK, BIT lest Dusees erizat aid fin ret tesa ‘wit ball the usual time. « a he Of me pea 1119 10th street northwest, Pupil taught prteately or ont practical alone, ® GERMAN | SUMaEx round 12th ser new Bn 2 Miults an ara Tuition $10.2 weston five and exch Lecture it Geran ieeature andr unio ree. to studenta For ‘perticulars end yravane oat & MiSs DORA“ZIWET, sis unt siren At home 2-3 p. m, HE NORWOOD INSTITUTE A SULE: 1 BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL oung indies and children. Mr and Mrs We Bt t 1212 and street northiwes tall m9 8-61m, muy (2-I Minded unto ant nae. Tieng Lewsoue continued Auriur the stan, Rte Wit2 Vout strwee mort ees “ove S MUSIC—BY EPQUEST OF NUMEROT®, ds ani pupils, I wall re reduced rates. Si od. All thowe desirous to be lroueht ove fn operas. gariorg, ete, will have thelr vol quickly £0 the very highest culture. Frauuvd bow for this aumter rolicerte ahd urat EROPESSOR DE WOLOWSKI'S's Musical Inst or itt, in Ph praia, Sidit senior BUSINESS Cane orner 9th and D strwte mpleto A ds oe urls, and int a tue oF fide ttudepetnetiey ap for ye Qate of entrance, Way oF Dich over guaran dus. Sov aight et Bt Received exery tiotth in the jeer, *) rity and sumer scmitn “Grvulay ailed ul syyilications Mest ACADEMY, [aaa = 1721 DE SALES STREET, $a16-7m. J.P. CAULFIELD. JERIENDS §PI — KF ‘An Hiementaty and Huth school for beth era strvet, between duth anid 1th atrecta northwest ee fret evap, Tern modern Fula rote Shy ume dMd'charwed from vist at ext School Tous irom Dat tos mn ee ABN ae Hos" w. supwens, Pritctoat. ‘tron oT SCHOOL, 458m SG. FLYNN AM riovare Teor, gs SW corner 8th and K strc northweat, sthemation, Latin, Greek, Prezeh, German, reparation for Collese. West Puibt, Aunapolia ccuipetitive examinations Terms uw sdvanca {VENING CLASSES $5.4 MONTR. “ ‘Aritiu:tic, Bookkeeping, Pastis Grasntnat, Penmanship, U.S: History, Geograplis. Spellime 8a) J ASHINGTON CONSERVATORA OF MUSIC, MU fic Hall. corner 7th and D wortlwest.. butrance Fittecuth Free wd 0B BUL- Pak, Pees year Free advantages Sealed proposals will” be Superintendent, for {urnisbiitne #1) the Treasury Departaneut in this cit He $0, 1883." Proposal O°CLOCK P.M! on the foliowin For Dy Stoc Tove the Racal Fame ‘oynnied at WO Weduemday, Sune 1 dune is. Pride: June 20, articles named one to bidders, may ithoe of the Supersutendeat ‘The Departinent reserves the raht to reject any or all bids. or parte of ang bid, and to waive defects No contract will be awaided for fir auppilien herein ryfcited to until an abyropristion for their purchase shall have 3 Coturreem. Jer-6t CHAS. J. FOLGER, Secretary. i, BEEF, MUTTON AND CORNED BEEF. | OFFICE OF THE BECKETARY AND TREASURER, CSITED STATES SOLDIFES HOME, Wasiinotox, D.C. dined, 1504 SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, “subject to the Bsual conditions, will be Teo ved wt this office anil EN O'CLOOK A. Mou WEDNOSDAY, the ELGHT- TH DAY OF JUNE, 1884, at which thue and place hey will be opened iu preneuce of thdders, for furuish: jug and delivering at the kitchen, bospital dairy spd. 6 of the Solvers Home, Fresh Beef, Mutton aud “crued Beef, as required by the Secrtary and ‘Treae- urer of the Home, for the Zoar commencing July dat, TsM4 and ending June 90th, 1885. ‘Separate proposals will be rrocived for farnishing the officers of! the Home with choice cute of ‘Presi Mutton and Lamb, Information a» to the manner of bidding. conditions to be obmerved ‘by bidders, terns of contract and pay ment, will be furnished Gh personal apy iscation atte The and Treasurcr reserves the right to re- sect any and al prom [he sucorasful bidder will be required toenter into @ written contract with the Secretary and ‘Trewurer of Tie'Home, with evo ad syyrued wccurty a eeu of ohe thousand ave Nuudred dollars i. wien, seven days after being notified of the aceeptance uf ke roposaia. “Aco of this sdvertiscinest wurust be et Ueitet to each prvonal. Etvelopes coutashitur propo. sais etisula be fudarse Prononals for Presi Beef, Mutton and Corned Beef at Dang States Bolilers’ Hon {istrict of Columbia, and ‘addressed to the undersig BF. RITTENHOUSE, Seqetary and Treasurer, United States Suldiery’ Hossa ¢ PROPOSALS FOR WASHING TOW ‘DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, aca yhanusorox. DC, dunes, 1m4§ Proposals will be received un b O'CLOCK M.. THURSDAY. JUNE. TWENTY-SIXTH, Iss4, for Washing the Towels of this Department and iteseveral bureaus for the fiscal year ending June 30, BSS. Inétractions to bidders will be furnished on applicn- tion to the Custodian, Room 104, Department of the In- teri Proposals to be adiremed to the Secrtary of the Ine terion and banrked, “Tropusaie fr Wasldag fowele™ Fotos HM. TELL Secretary. AOPOSATS FOR FILE-HOLDERS. ‘Thkastay Devaniaest Grvice oF tay Srorrtazy, Sealed Proposals Yor Fie iniders for the tee gt the efor ile tnldere for te tse ‘Treanury Departueat will be recived at the Office of SeRuprutendont of Whe Treas Nailing aka TWO GCLUCK FM. TUESDAY, SUSE TENTH, 1884 Prine voiructions forthe + vd pon application . nyt daw oe cHas. 3 _ R0POSALS FOR BUILDING JAIL AND DWELL. ‘is ING AT FAIRFAX C. 4. Proponals are spvited for the erect of Jail Building and Dwelling attachid, for te Counts of Fairfax, iu ace Simjancs with wjecontoms tls the otter flerk ¢€ HE fur the examination of ail proposing to bid for the worl ‘Said proposals must be sealed and handed to vither of the und eel committee, oF to the clerk of the county court, F.W. Richardson, on or before toe 30th (thir Heth) day of June, 18s4, ‘at 12 o'clok m., aud they will be opened sane day June J0th) ty the Huard of Super Sisots, and contract ‘awarded to tie lowest espouator {othe board, "No bid witch dese uot Tiecee ty Fale the plate and specifications ‘wil, be cousidered Bide ge i eed Gr tue whole work.” 2a. For the carpeuter’s work na clammified and described. tn aad specifications, and giazing kbd painting aa class= fied and Geactibed in saames at Hor ail the balance uf the work, excepting ws above the carprater work aud glazing abd palttiie ‘Bids buustetate the ytowe sum for which the whole JOR proposed for shall Weexccutrd eb tide Oy th Fund, foot, perch, aquat’, &.- will be counidered, *Allmatertal of ‘whatever Gharacoer aud hind, to be furmished by contr care. Bouds with wud aud matisfactory security will be ro- quired ean for the tat and cnned peters contract. = JOHN, B. COLEMAN, Drancevilie, Sob MAWAHUKST Pures C5. ax = ‘Dutidine Committee, BS. B.—Bricks in the old jail may be teed as apecthed. ished ct sy my 2,3135,7, = ‘El LS FOR 8 ayes OPN Ch eraacr OF COLLMMa, Seated reopens wil be rected at the afr a nbtl'ed Beibar eon TEESDAT, JUNE i for rigs, Gene Gee, Curbing’ ke. Re various so any forum, “Government for the sear: “he sioner reacrve We (eoeewa SPRING STYLE CASSIMERE HAT ra SNe hr md tm all shapes, 2090 “Dy onder of the myze nit Scleagent —“Duniap's New Tork sta ~_ 905 Pennsylvania. tae St a LIME KILNS: aod Uo JURKETOR "ite sand